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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
ANOTHER VICTORY.
Mount of Danny Maher, American
Jockey, Wins Kings Cup At Ascot.

Ascot. England, June 18.-Despite an
overcast sky. the gathering at ASCOT
Heath today for the opening OF the
great days social race meeting
was the most brilliant Of recent years.
The house: in the vicinity, for which
ia bulous rents are paid Tor rev
DAYS r%c. turned hundreds Of society
people onto the famous heath. while
thousands Of others motored from Lon
don. King Edward and queen AleXan-
dra with their guests, including the
Prince ana Princess of Wales. and
Prince and Princess Andrew of Greece.
drove in state from Windsor, where
Their MajeSties are entertaining a
house party for the meeting.
There was large gathering of Amer
leans, those receiving invitations to
view the races from the royal enCloS-
urc including Ambassador Whitclaw
Reid Mrs. Reid and all the members Of
the United states embassies; Mrs. John
Jacob Astur. Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs.
Ogden Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac
Fay and Gerald Hoyt.
In the race for the gold vase. pre-
sented by King Edward. distance two
miles. Golden Measure. with Danny
Maher. the American jockey up, was
first: Mont Mcnale. second and Oak
leigh II third.
The Coventry stakes Of 10 s"vcreigns
each with 1000 scvcrciCns added. for 2
ycar-oldS, five furlonEs. We're won by
ProSpertor. bracelet was second and
porpiniay third
Tho Ascot stakes. a handicap Of 20
soyerciGnS each with 1000 SOvereiEns
added, two miles, were won by Tor
point. with Madden up. Featherbed was
second and Gourd Was third. Richard
Crokcr's Juliet II was fourth.
In the trial stakes for 3-year-olds,
distance seven furlongs and 166 yards
Dean Swift was first: King Edward S
Slim Lad was second and Eastern was
third.
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BOXING MOTES.

An,hv McGarry ami Charley Slcsle VIII
Iox at New York June %
Natty Baldwin las Icon signed to b"N
Bert Keves ia New York tonight.
Honey Melody feels pretty sur" OF get
ting Jim Donovan for an opponent a
Shecpehcad lay July T.
Nv Tlvmn. the Ruffaln riddleWei"ht.
has had to cancel f"'rr matches on ac-
count of illness. He figures he VIII nov
he able to ~ back il the ring 'I'tIl lAh-
Tick OBrien Of Lewiston Eaa h'oh
,,:atchcd for a .iN -rrund bout with Black
titzsimmuns of Philadelphia before inc
Lewiston A. c. next Friday evening
SAMMY Keller, tile ll"-pound En%hSh
boxer. will meet Terry Edwards in a Pm
vatc bout in New Y"ri, some mGht inns
vee:. on June 7 Keller will boz While
Schumacher III New York.
Rouse O'Rrien. tie South Boston light
weight, who has been making 23"d IL
New York, has two good IN ttch"S ~ that
,itv. On June u he will box Tommy
Murphy, and later in the same week lie
will tackle johnny Summers, the Eng
li5E huxCr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
Managers and Players Exhibit
Themselves al Worcester,
The Winners: HaverhiII, Lowell,
Lynn, and Worcester
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING

Worcester. Mass, June 1S-Worcestar
defeated Fall River in an exciting cama
6 to today. a miXup in which PLAYERS
and both managers took part delaying the
game for some time. Sylvester attempted
to stretch q three-baSe hit into a home
run. but as he was sprntng for home
Knots threw down his mask in front Of
the runner and, receiving the ball. tagged
him, 1t is said with considerable force
sylvester seized Knots mask and threw
it into the blcachers. and as Knots start
"a to walk, followed him At the same
time Managers o'Brien Of the visitors
and Rurkett Of Worcester rushed out and
came to blows In moment they were
surrounded hv players Of both teams ana
many blows We're exchanged. The crowd
ana several policemen rushed out on the
field. but it vas some time before the
Combatants could be separated and pay
resumed The game itself was hard
fought. Bushey had to retire on account
Of sickness The fielding and batting Of
Knots and the batting of Guiheen were
features.
Worcester 80 . 0 0 0 Ks 81
Fall River 80 . l-i-ll-1
BatteIies-Rusliey. FroCk and Knots:
Gilrov and DIacher. Time. ~. Umpire.
james.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
LITTLE PROGRESS
Made BY American Designers IN I'M
proving Sender Class Boats.

Marblchcld Mas. Jun" fS.-ThF-
gi;lt Of tn" rr-t day trials for the Sc
lection Of al American team ~ three
Yachts IL rcrrea..nt this cnr'm'rE M
Germany ana Spain TINS ~'.,e,m .i" n
entIv ,hoW that American fc-..a"rs.
bu,Ider- ana ekiIprre IIry" r..iG.. very
little rrncrr4- in imprrvur ti." =h-
call,d Sender tyre or boats. ANA that
the chaiIongcrs for the German Elm
peror's cup this year may be loSs
s,eedv than were. the defenders If tlIr
Roosevelt ctip last ran
In the three races hold today ny the
Eastern Yacht club. TIVE If / vt years
boat, wor" IittcI agaiit h.o Yachts
built this wear ana thu old l"tt@ won
all three races today.
The %pnkane |. owned hv Vice Com
nlOdnrt r. Lewis Clark. vI.,h rc;'. I.I
the g,.mi-tnals la-t year tur, both I'LL"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

three each. Tn" former took second
place in the high hurdles and the lat
ter. second in the low. Walker won a
point in the hammer throw ana Ham
m"nd = q point il the pole vault, tic
ilig for third rlac".
The interscholastic meet at B"wdoin
was not particularly exciting as it was
easily walk over for Hebron over the
l. other schools which contested 1t
makes the third consecutive victory
which Hebron has won at Brunswick.
Pond. a crack sprinter was unable tn
he present at the Bowdoin meet as MS
services as catcher on the baseball
team were needed at Watervillc whore
Hebron won the Colby. Jr.. League
meet "a tho sam" date as the track
meet at brunswick. AS there was not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD VI
STAYS THE LIMIT.
Terry Martin Wins Good Money In
Bout With Jack Blackburn.

Philadelphia. June 14.-Tcrry Mar
TN aud jack Blackburn went SIX slow
rounds at The Washington Sporting
club Monday nigh: with honors At the
nni1h IN favor Of Blackburn Before the
men entered tho ring there Wa|an I'M
usually larSe amount If betting. most
K at even m"ncI. thai Bl2'hhurh
would knock out ~ white opponent.
Martin WAS promised 500 by one OF
hi supporters if he lasted the SIX
=, unHs. The bout was. therefore. one
in which one man was apparently bent
on winning br a knockout. and the
other man intent upon remaining until
the, limit. In thE; respect Martin won.
aud his supporters reapcd 4 neat sum
AZ money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
TOMMY SULLIVAN WINS.
Knocks Out Jim Donovan In Tenth
Round At Manchester.

Manchester. y. IL. June 1S.-Tom-
my Sullivan OF Lawrence defeated Jim
Donovan " New York Monday night
in the 1ath round If what was to have
been around bout before Il crowd of
Inn people.
Donovan who has been touted aF the
coming WcltcrW eight champion proved
10 he u fair boxer and blocker p"l
WAS no match for the Lawrence boy
Sullivan forced matters from ~" START
ana Kept Donovan "n the defensive az
most throughout the nGhl.
The conditions required bnth men I"
break clean at the command 81 me
referee aii! hlu for this fact he would
have finished nim sooner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

and low hurdles ard the broad jump,
breaking thc B"Wd"in interscholastic
record in both hurdles.
Rogers who won both dashes and
took third in the discus throw is
close second with II points. Scott IS
ncxt yith points. taking third in the
high jump and 100 ward dash aud ti'mg
f,,r first in the pole vault. Cavanaugh
also has six points t. his credit TAX
irC two seconds one i'll tile shot put
ami on" il the broad jump.
Cartain Koogh won second in the
hammer throw, third in the high
hurdles. ana third in the broad jump,
giving him a total of five. S"uie Is
rcxt on the list with four. winning Sec
ora in the half mile and third in jho
quarter. Crane and MikilSky have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
MIKE kEULEYS CASE.
Wseh;noton Pape~ Notes peculiar
Features OF Recent Decision.

Saws J. Ed Grillo in the Washington
Post
The finding in the Mike Kelley 'a'"
is q rather peculiar one in that " h""S
not cover the point under which Net
lev was barred from playing WITH ne
Washington Cluh.
In fpCt. the decision makes kelley
free agent. and is signed only by 'htlr-
mao Hartman and Harry t'uI1am,
Ran johnson not C"nCurring IN the de-
Cisinn.
Yet notwithstanding this fact TN"
commission granted that the mead "i
any league could bar Kelley from play
ing II TIE league over which III" IN
willing individual presided, This agree
msnt was the result e tn" action Whi'h
the American Association took against
Kelley last wear. though the CnWnuS-
sion in its finding admits that it never
recognized this ruling or promulgated
a finding in the case.
The finding. 50 far az II goes. IS
fair one. and the commission shows
Concllsivelv that the st Louis club
lost its claim to Kelley he failing {"
nut his name on the reserve list hut
it does not even touch upon the essen
tial feature of the case. namely, the
agreement which prevented Kelley
from playing with the Washington or
any other club of the American League
Rather queer document that.
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Hebron. Ne. June 1S.-(SpeciaD.-
The Hebron Academy track team.
which recently won the Eowdoin in
vitation interscholastic meet with 7o'=
points il without doubt the fastest and
best balanced gathering IF preparatory
school athletes ever seen in the state
of Maine.
Most Of the men have run On Hebron
teams before but several made their
initial appearance this season. The
highest number If point winners are
Joy and> Mcfarland who split even
with IL points each. JOY winning the
half miIc-ouarter. and discus throw,
while Mcfarland took both the high
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesday. Wednesday THURSDAY. Friday
White SoX At Boston 81; LOUIS a. nv MN
York. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit
SatIn1avINew York at Boston. Wash
incton at Pliladelnhi7. Chicago at De-
troit. st. Louis ~ Cleveland.
NATIC&AL LEAGUE
MONDAY. Tu"sd"y.. Wednt day. Inuf at
LAY BOSTON IT ,'hica-o. New Norhh n
Cincinnati Rrc'.klyn NJ -. LOUIS. fihI-
lies ut PittEhurg.
FRIDAY st Lcuia at Chicago. an
SATURDAY PoGton at New York; fihl'
lis at R,ookIvn. s. Louis st Chicago
Cincinnati AT Pittshuc.
NEW LNGLAND LEAGUE
we.lnead"v. New E.Jford pat at ton hy" at
Lowell. FaH River at Hnvermll au
Thursday New Bedford IA Lynn, III
River ~ Lowell. Havcrhill At fIocktoi"
Lawrence at Worcester -, =.
triday-Bynn At Erocktoni hav"rhIr, .ow n.
Worcester. Lawrence at Fall River Low
ell ~ New Erdford ,,cs
SATURDAY Rrockton at Lynn. Inwr fnra
~ Van River. Lowell at New Bedloru'
avcrhill at Worcester
EASTERN LEAGUE.
rrcsdav Wednesday Providence ~
Rochester, Baltimore ~ Montreal New
ark AZ Buffalo Jersey City at Toroh, -,
THURSDAY Jersey City at Toronto 3cI Ter
ltPitF NJ t'NllNl', NfNb' n - 80
Fridar Providence at Buffalo,. JeIss
city al Montreal. Newark at Roche'te''
Baltimore At Toronto.
Saturdav-I Providence at Buffalo. Jerss!
CITY ut Montreal. Newark ct Rocnes.t
1.-TWO Sames), Baltimore at Toronto w.
Games).
Observation-Disclosures at WateTVlle'
Lewiston at Manchester. Bangor at Poft
land.
Thursday atcrville ut Augusta. LeGd
iston at Manchester. Bangor OF Portl nste-
F'ridaY-Raugor at Augusta. ManGneS'o'
at Lewiston. Portland at WatefL.Ilr.t nd
Saturdav-Bangor at Augusta, fnIt. ,t
at Waterville, Manchester at Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
LYNN q; Lawrence 3.

froIl Lawrence today ~ Z score Of u
3. Gatconb allowed only I'VE scattered
singles. vet lost the game. By punching
two singles and as many doubles in th1
eighth inning Lawrence drove Coney
from the Don. hut Vail STAYED off defeat
by excellent pitching
LYNN ...........O 0 o 0 O45-e
Lawrence .......O 0 d 0 0 0-3-S-5
Batteries-N all. Cohey and Daum; Cat
comb and Eaton. Cadman Time, l1l
JjmIire Henry
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the slightest doubt in the minds of the
Hebron athletic council that he would
have placed il the dashcs he was
award ID an III
Milllhen. Leslie, JaCkman and Marcy
who We're entered in the long runs did
good work but failed to get a point.
Much credit is due Coach McGraw
VII" trained the boys and Manager
Smith who looked out for the financial
end ~ the team. Coach McGraw is
now enjoying the fruits Of his Iabors
With the boys, who, under his careful
instruction and encouragement. were
able to bring the track championship to
Hebron this year. Hebron has this
year won the fitting school champion
ship IF Maine in football, basketball,
baseball and track sports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
HaverhiII 3; New Bedford 2.

Haverhill June IS -Haverhill won a
hard fought game 3 to from New Bed
ford today. all the runs being earned
Drohan pitched better ball than Hilbert.
but Haverhill's hits were lucky. The bat
ting of Pulsfer and Mcdonald and the
fielding of Madden. Barton and Briggs
H Nav Iii ...2 0 c 90 4 Ks G.
New Bedford. o 0 o o 0 0-s-1O-o
Ratteries-Hilhert aud Ahearn. Dr9hsn
and Coveney. Time. | 81. Umpire, WOOD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
Lowell 2; Brockton 0.

Lowell June Is Lowell shut out Brock
ton this afternoon after warm contest.
The features of the game We're the home
run drive of Pickett and the fielding q
C'f?rien for Lowell kavanauCh 81 L""eH
dielncated his shoulder in the fourth in
ming ir a headlonG slide over the home
plato in an attempt to score He was re-
moved to St Johns hospital
ErncLton .....6 0 0 . . . o-o-5.-3
Ratteries-CamerOn and DuEEan: ).
OTooIe and McGovern. Tinle. % UNI
rire CONNOLLY.
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The defeat Of A. C. Lockwood. the
present titleholder by J. g. Anderson.
both Of Woodland. in the first round
of match play in the Massachusetts
Amateur Golf championship on the
links of the Woodland Golf Club at
Auburndale. Mass. was the feature of
Tuesdays play. The score was | up
in 90 holes. The defeat Of Bryce 5.
Evans of Woodland by ]. Kedan | up
in 10 holes was another unexpected
sensation of the day. The best card
of the day was handed by NJ. Stanton
of Woodland who made the Is holes
in 7S, defeating J. G. Thorp of the
ountry Club in the first round. up ?
to play. Stanton's card is the best 50
far in the tournament
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

Hopkins Brothers of Fort Fairhe lo
have sold most Of their carload oil "n -
horses to some of the best horselleh =
this reginn--G. w. Gerow, Henry Sit r.,
]. W. Witherly, C. w. Currier' ~ ~
Fairfield; William Russell oil =,
Brunswick. and Stillman EVere't
Pressure Isle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
ROUGH WATER
Interferes With Harvard Crews Prac-
tice on the Thames.

Red Top. June 12.-Coach Wray gave
the Harvard crew light work tins
morning as the water was quit" rough
The Varsity eight was worked UP ahd
down the river in front Of quarters ana
attention was paid to form and $m"n'h-
nesy. The Freshman eight r"Wed ~"
stretches Of about mile and thFn cA'na
IN. Tnc Varsity four-oared was sent
t. the tWo-milc mark and went OYER
the course. At the mil" the Freshmen
four with 4 length in tho lead went in
to race the Senior four and with the
tide and wind in favor of the crews the
Freshmen increased their lead to SIX
six lengths The time was slow.
Buxton the Freshman. who was
thought to have symptoms of the
murpS. returned to quarters today.
Everett La#@"ll ~ Bradford has sofa
his ttvc-year-old Rex MagloUs horse u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

" ". Damon Of South Springfield
has recently bought the fine two-year-
old bay colt known as the Wendall
R9yn dds colt of Brooks. Marston d.,
stands 1913 hands; weighs 1000 bounds.
y" is BY MarStnn G.. PIG; first dam BY
Day Dawn; second dam by Constella-
ton: third dam by Wentworth Morrill,;
MarSton y. is a strong made colt all
over, with the best Of feet and legs.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Eugene =. Connolly. '08. Of Maiden,
Mass, Tuesday was elected captain OF
the Phillips Exeter baseball nine. He
has played at third base on the nine
for three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
Cleveland Drops With Chicago,
Wash. Winning, Two 10 One.
Detroit Six; Philiies Two.-New
York Six; ST. Louis One.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. June 1S.--Winter Kept lis mead
TO-DAY despite hose heldinE lay his team
mates. and tic Chicago champions were
defeated 4 /" Z. The Boston players Int
Altrock eharply, Knights home run with
two men On bases virtually deciding the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

Twelve hundred dollars in purses VIII
be distributed among the winners "a
the four great trotting events az hnoA
Trnttinc Park. Rockland. July 4th.
The card will include a PIP class ~
class. , % class and 40 class. and some
Of the best horses in New Bnglanu
be entered The starter Will DC H. -
Alderman. q we'll known horSe'i'.
and trotting official. Entries c'o''
June 80 at IL =. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19
Lewiston Lands a Close One
from Augusta, 3 TO z.
Portland Walks Away With the
WatervIIlians, 10 to 3.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.
Is. By punching

Lewiston. Me. June BY punching
hits in the ninth inning TO-DAY Lewiston
scored the two Iuns necessary 10 win
from Augusta Tie score WIS > to
Sharp fielding and good batting by both
tenn & We're features
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-19

Tho handenmc chestnut horse by
AIclayonc ha@ racn sold by Will Miller
~ tuhurn to George !. Stafford Of Bar
Harior fyr 1900 Alolavune stands 15-2,
ard Weighs los. lbs.
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PORTLAND 10; WATERVlLLE 3.
PortIand's Terrific Hitting Makes the
Game Very Ono sided.

Portland. Me. June l8-Telrlf" hil'in;
of Portland made today's game with Wa
ter,ilIe very ne-sided AMI I'll" local; won
in a walk n "A score Of 10 to 3.
pDRTI,AND.
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SHRUBB EATS MEAT.
Champion Distance Runner Upsets
Yale Vegetarian Arguments.

Alfred Shrubb, the worlds champion
distance runner. dropped bomb in
the midst of Iale'S sh abstainerS.
The feet and untiring Englshman has
Contradicted all their theories about
Vegetarianism being essential to
endurance tests. Shrubb eats meat
three times day. Just before
Shrubb arrived in New York Prof
Irving Fisher Of Yale had an article in
the Yale Medical Journal on THE In
fluence of Flesh Eating on Endur-
ance." 1t was a strong argument for
flesh abstinence and tod of tests made
at New Haven. Endurance tests were
made on AZ persons. representing two
Contrasted types-athletes accustomed
to full flesh dietary and athletes &C
CuEtomed to un-feSh dietary
There was a group also including
sedentary persons accustomed to a
low ported and non-fesh dietary.
The experiment proved that the
non-tlesh eaters had far greater en-
duranCe than those who are aCCustom-
Cd to the ordinary American diet. In
tho absence Of any exact mechanical
method of measuring endurance. three
simple endurance tnats werc cmpIoved
first. holding tn" arms hcri.ontaIIy
as long AZ possible: second ,lecp knee
bending; third. leg raising. with the
subject lying on hi; back. only two
Of the ~ flesh eaters succeeded IN
holding their arms out over a quarter
of an hour, whereas - of the 80 alb
Stain'r@ surpassed that limit None
IF TN q" u eaters reached half an
hour. hut II pf thc ~ .h-.aincr. ~
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Rainbow Blend. 2.23A, owned bv
W ". Savage Of Fort Fairfield. has
been let for 1925 for the season to breed
I" Baron bourbon. 2.23h. G. F.. Plum
in'rs most excellent stallion, by whom
She produced Sunset May, whom 800
VIII not buy. The Harry Burnham
mare. owned by w. w. Boyer. has also
been let for $3.50 to be bred to the same
horse, Baron Bourbon. The latter mare
row has a nicc foal at foot, by Mars,
2.13A.
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rjrrr-basc hit .I-nslaub. HON" run
/. niaht Sac,it1cc ts-Cnng" lt"n. Pa
rrmt stolen na=". roMc. ponahn'. pom,
Ill" pllv- Ferris ana rnglauh- r,, I@tt q
~ ~, h,Ilr" on Winter 4. of AllrorE !.
:-imI..ll out ~ Winter t. hy Ntr"ck I.
VIVA rit"h-- Nltrnck Time, -. ! ~
rir.s,. Hurst and Connolly.
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Tvn-i.ase Eit-IIoward. Homo run
Strirfcidt Iiits-Om Ffetfcr in J. m
Rings. of Dorn"r in : ~ INNINGS s'I'il-
Goo -Sherkatd. Tcnnev. stolen has"
IChance Let ON bases Chicago >, BoS..
ton q Base; on balls-On Rculhach :. Oft
rfcner !. of DolnNr J. St,ucG "ntmhF
wild ritrh-Dorncr Time, 10. ClnrireS,
Johnstone and Carpenter.
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Everett Laaa"ll ot Stafford mas sold
his Gyc-ycar-old Rex MaEIous horse "a
T. r Monroe. IN" Dover norSen1n.
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WASHINGTON 20 . q o d-3-99-
tIcycland 1888 / Q o I" , ID
natt,rir= hughes ana h'Nnrh :
EhoaGog ana Bcmia Time, l"' UNI +
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-07

nsas Lanbss snds RsadyMads ss~ts At
4Jax1s & Co.'S Lamber Yard. Phons 4
FoR SALE--First class Timothy hay.
Inquire Of n. g. smith, Phone l54.
Farmers and teamsters: Get your
harness oiled - Christenson ! for 81 .
per sch 1877
Married Al Big Springs, by Rev.
Swaney Nelaon, on Wednesday. Feb.
n, Charles O Wirquis. and Miss sigre
r, cedergren.
For SaleA nearly new Incubator
and bro0der. 40 dozen egg size, IN
good condition and cheap. Phone this
Office, or enquire 81 n. r. McClain, lo-
cal agent for the Standard Oil Co.,
The management 81 the High School
Lecture Course ii glad 10 announce a
6rst class substitute attraction for
Senior Lala, which will be given al the
opera house on Friday evening, April
IL b. The entertainment will consist
OF pictorial stories Of Longfellow's Hia-
watha and will be given by Katherine
Ertz Bowden and her husband The
entertainment ii praised highly BY
New York and Chicago papers and il
endorsed by eminent people, among
whom Is Alice Long felIow. No one IN
Elk Point can afford 10 miss ii. Watch
Tor circulars.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-03-07
Art Exhibit FOR the pablie schools.

On Tuesday afternoon and evening
Of March 18th, la the Modern Wood
men hall an exhibition OF pictures with
a talk on their uses ia home and school,
will be given by the public schools OF
Elk Point Tor The purpose OF raising
funds Tor the purchase Of pictures for
the walls Of the public schools The
talk will he given by Mr.. Paul, a rep.
resentALiye OF the Prang Educational
Co., and should be replete with inter
est for both old aad young Nearly 200
first class pictures will be on exhibi.
tion.
All the best schools Of The country,
Ms we'll as the best homes, are beauti.
fed by the best pictures. Come oul
and help the schools OF Elk Point tC
be as we'll equipped in this respect as
any other. Remember the date,
Thursday Afternoon and evening, a,
the Modern Woodmen halt Adnis-
sion, 10 and 70 cents.