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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-13
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

pals t. agree upon the weight limit the
proposed championship battle between
ABE" Tttell and Spike" Robson may
be dropped. Robson insisted upon a
weight limit of 126 pounds, but Attcll,
who can fight at 40 Wounds. says Rob
son must agree to weigh 124 pounds or
there will be no fight.
Boston Globe: Joe Thomas says that
Honey Melody is not entitled to the
Welterweight championship. for he did
hoi weigh in at 142 pounds when ne
fought Joe Walcott. Melody weighed
in under the weight all right, and the
person whom Thomas says told him
Melody did not make weight was not
present at the Weighing in.
Boston Globe: Tom McCarey. the
Los Angeles promoter, is game
sport. When some one offered
to bet him $1,000 that OBrleti
and Burns would not draw the $4,000
offered by McCarey, McCarcy made the
sport take to the woods, not only
agreeing To make the $1,000 bet. but to
press it for $4,000 more. The promoter is
about the only one who believes that
bout will draw that money.
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RICHARD CAN HAVE 1T.
Golden Gate Promoters Will Not Bid
for Cans Nelson Bout.

THE San Francisco promoters will
not bid against Tex Richard for the
Nelson battle" says the Boston
Globe.
Nolan says he will insist on Cans
weighing in again at the ringside in
his fighting toys, and that he will not
stand for Cans getting any bonus.
Now it is UP to Cans to show the
sporting public if he has sand enough
to stand by the declarations he made
some time ago about debating terms
and getting the big end, no matter
how the battle ends. These We're the
conditions insisted upon by Nolan
when Cans was looking for a match.
THE public is getting tired of this
grand and lofty business on the part
Of Nelson and Nolan. loser and the
manager of loser.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. March 70
Fl.OtR-R"C"irtS. .a,Gr1; exports $50;
sai,S 2,@0; St"dur ana more active
NllENT-kcct. pts. JnGO: sales. 4S-D,-
WN futures. 400 spot; spot marlrt firm !:
No. red, >il4 clevat n: No. red 81 f O h
afrat; No. ! northern Duluth. o., j i
aIioat No. hard winter, >1"i j
ailoat.
.G,oRN>---1Recoipts, 21a,e25: exports, 90:
safes, 1890 fuiur, s; spot barely steady:
No. III elevator ami 53"i . i atioat !;
No white az ANA M. > yellow "a { o b
afloat
oATs-Rcctirts 5000: exports. qo5:
spot market Easy, mixed. 9fr32 lbs. i7ia
natural Whit. :0@%3 l5s.. 5ol,I2; clipped
white. 3nf'4o HIS. lln4
BEEt-Steady
l.AI;D-tasy; western prime 93,Ma. ~;
refined easy: continent $50; S. \. IL;
compound S",uS%i
pORk-Edrrly steady.
j ~ realistically. unchanged; receipts
EGGS-Eas receipts. =. ior: state. Pa
and nearby fancy selected white. 21M22:
cnoic". 1920; brown ana mixed extra. 1q
l'iStS To- extra tirStS, 11ftfil$lH
'lES-lrish easy; sweets steady
unchanged go
,stGAk-Raw, steady; fair refining. 3 L
IL; centrifugal. 81 test. 3 tie: mulassez
sugar. 30; refined steady.
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OAK GROVE SEMINARY.

Mrs. Z. L. Marsh Of Watervilie led
tie chapel exercises last Wednesday.
addressing the students On the subject,
Child Labor"
Miss Halves. teacher y vocal music.
passed Saturday ana Sunday at her
home in Westbrook.
Lcgtie $. Clough. o.. ana Elisha e.
Holway. 90. We're in Waterville Tues
day.
AS Saturday was the day for the girls
to leave the campus for the purpose Of
shopping in Augusta and Waterville
many took the trip to Watelville.
Among them We're Miss Crosby. 10
Miss Whitehouse. 90. Miss McIntire
'OS, Miss Twitchell 'o9, Miss sawyer
'09, and Miss Richardson. %.
Maurice D. Jones, '07. was in Au-
susta Tuesday on business in regard To-
the school publication, oak Leaves"
Grace NJ. Lewis. 'O7. passed Saturday
and sunday at her home in Gardiner.
Khalil Totah. 'OS, was at South China
Saturday and Sunday where he gave a
talk before the c. f. Society on mis-
siohary work in Palestine.
In the absence of Prin. Jones the SER
vice was conducted by Prof. Davis at
the Sunday chapel.
Most Of the Seniors are working on
their subjects for the commencement
orations. AS the graduation will be
two weeks later the time for prrpara-
ton will be longer than usual.
Miss Cecile A. Robbins, '07. was at
Augusta Saturday
Miss Edna Reed %. Of Vassalboro
WAS a guest at the school several days
last week.
Robert Reynolds 'OG. called at the
Seminary Tuesday.
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SHEPPARD is BEATEN.
Famous Athlete Finishes Third In b00-
yard Race At New York.

New York, March l2.-Harry fiillman
of the New York Athletic Club won the
GOO-yard special race at the games of the
New York Athletic Club ut the NJ 1dison
Square Garden. defeating J. b. Taylor
of the University of Pennsylvania by a
narrow margin Of five inches. Melvin
Sheppard of the Irish American a. a. fin
ished third five yards behind the negro
and 10 feet in front Of his clubmate,
Charles Bacon, the Other starter. TIL:
distance vas run in ia 20. The record
is III, held jointly by Taylor and Z. c.
Parsons.
Cornell University won the intercolle-
giate relay race, defeating Yale and the
University of Pennsylvania, on which
Taylor ran. His team had no chance at
ter the first lap. Witham, the first man
Of the team to start, stopped 10 walk for
some unknown reason on the wrong SIDE
OF the track. and by tn time he reached
the finish mark the Yale and Council m"n
were SO yards in front. Try as the
might, the University of Pennsylvania
could not cut this down, and Taylor. the
last man t. start. simply sauntered
around the track.
AIorc than 700 contestants took part i'll
the various events. No records were
broken. The New York Athletic Club
teaer defeated the Irish American team
easily in the one mile relay event. Thorn
as Longboat, the Indian runner If Can
ada. did not appear. 1t was reported
that he had been suspended by the Ca
madam Amateur Athletic Union. Frank
Nebrik Of the New York Athletic Club
ran against Frank and Odell Of the irish
American Athletic Club in the combira-
ton regulation relay and was be"ten III
II minutes IS % seconds.
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course to pursue 1t is desired that
friends of the institution know that
there has been absolutely no case Of
any infectious disease in school this
year or any recent years past, and this
action Of closing school now was taken
to prevent any such occurrence.
The scholars will be called together
by a circular letter just as soon as the
Board Of Health assures the school au-
thorities that the disease is checked
and proper precaution has been taken
for the removal Of the germs Of the
disease i'll all places where they might
Colltct.
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Chicago Produce Market.

n,,. Chicago. March Il.
y, ~ .sk covering by shorts caused 4
f S1,ar ,,d r1lly in The wheat market today,
ne mai quotations being up 1MIIk. Corn
MIS- higher. oats were down lIT3s
fr1,vlSi"nS were 1E@l0 to 20 lower. =
ne leading futures closed as follows.
I ~ dHItATLMay ISIS: July 79E; Sept. 79%.
tOkN-May AN; July 46Ik Sent 4s1s II
oti}ATS-May 41@s; July 37aSa1:: Sept. %
MESS PORK-Mav 1910: July 1926
LAkIl-May %; July $50; Sent 40
. SHORT RiBS-May Z; July 9.O7H: SEPT
lash quotations were as follows;
FIOI'R-Stcady.
= " WH ~ N sprinE, soaSi; No 3, g
,f1Re ?, A.; No. . yellow. Az.
NJ. white 41h6i J31b ' ~ 90
RYE-No. ., g.
MAJ II NG-Fair to choice 7106o
FLA HSEED-No. ], L151s; No. / north
western. 1.22h. - i'oi III
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 45O
CIOVER-145O
SSH. LOUISE l.'out
MESS PORK-1G.12k
LARD-915
4 ST SHORT CLEAR sIDEs-Boxed. s.ooo
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BALL PLAYER KILLED..
Shot BY Bartender of ST. Louis Saloon
Self defence Is Claimed.

St Louis, Mo, March fitzpatrick j.
TIynrs, who two seasons ago pitched
for the st. Louis American League
team and who was signed with Mil
waukcc for the coming season. was
shot in the head and killed today in
the saloon of Harry V. Grover.
Louis W. Richardson, the bartender,
was arrested charged with the killing.
Richardson declared he fired in self
defence and w Q. Stanbury, held as a
witness. corrobOratcd him. Both said
the trouble arose over Hynes having
ordered some beer ana refusing to pay
for it.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MAhnET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. March 12-Thc stock market
was still notably free today from thi
VoluminOuS and irdscriminat.. selling
which had So d"moraliZing effect on
speculative sentiment up to the cnd Of
last week. Freed from pressure Of this
damaging kind there was some t.Xtcn-
sion Of the recovery which was in force
yesterday. the buying demand was fit
full and apparently hcsitating. falling at
times to very moagrc proportions and al
t,rnatinG with some renewal of selling.
The selling. h pWtVrr, was at the higher
levels and WIS not pursued on the de-
ClincS. The incident of the days news
on which most stress was laid was the
dent Roosevelt and J. i. Morgan. TIL"
purpose Of the proposed conference be
tween the President ana railroad pr"si-
dent as t. what StclS might be taken
t. allay the public anxiety as to The r.
latiOnS between the railroads and the
government is admittedly OF far reach
ing consequence to the stock market.
The action of the market today seemed
to reflect q feeling of hOpefuiness that
some good would result from the move
market seemed to be impress with our
own as to the Importance of the proposed
conference The growing tiehtness Of thu
New York money market became quite
manifest today and the question of re-
sources to meet the heavy April scttla-
ncntS grows in Importance. Time loans
for short periods were practically I'M
offered today and the premiums began
to appear on the interest rate The mon
ey situation was held re~onns Bile for thu
light demand. which restr ctec the move
ment of prices, in spite of the subsistence
of the selling. the DAVIS extreme ad-
vances We're not all held but the closing
tone was fairly steady.
Bonds Were irregular. Total sales. par
value. I,e94n00. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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the two clubs was witnessed by very
large crowd of guests from the various
hotels.
PARTIAL SCHEDULE.
Opening and Holiday Dates for New
England League Adopted.

Lynn. March 1.-THE schedule COM
mttee of the New England Baseball
League met here Monday 70 arrange
the dates for the coming season. In the
evening Frank Leonard of this city.
chairman Of the committee. announced
that the opening dates in each city had
been decided on, and the schedule of
holiday games also arranged. Opening
games will he as follows:
April 26-Worcester at Fall River.
Lynn at New Bedford. Lowell at Hav-
erhill. Lawrence at Brockton.
April 21-Worcester at Fall River.
Lynn at New Bedford. Haverhill at
Lowell. Brockton at Lawrence.
May New Bedford at Lynn. Fall
River at Worcester.
On Memorial day. May 80, in the
morning Brockton will play at Law
renee, Lynn at Lowell. Haverhill at
Worcester and Fall River at New Bed
ford. In the afternoon Lawrence will
play at Brockton, Lowell at Lynn,
Worcester at Haverhill and New Bed
ford at Fall River.
The schedule for July 4 is: Morning,
Haverhill at Lynn. Lowell at Lawrence,
w OTCtSItI IL Ibi't MIN ''iih go 80 -
at New Bedford: afternoon. Lynn AZ
Havarhill, Lawrence at Lowell. Brock
ton at Worcester and New H"dford at
Fall River.
The Labor day (Sept. - games are:
Morning, Fall River at New Bedford
Brockton at Lowell. Lynn at Lawrence
and Havelhll at Worcester; afternoon
Lawrence at Lynn. New Bedford az
Fall River. Haverhill at Worcester and
Lowell at BrocktOn.
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BOXING.
Matiy Baldwin and Reuse
o'Brien Box to Draw.
Put Up Fifteen Good Rounds
At Rhode Island A, c.
Jimmy Britt BaIks Over Bout With
Young corbett.

Providence, +. l., March 12.-Matty
Baldwin and Rouse O'Erien went 10
rcun Is To a draw at the Rhode Island
a. C. Monday night. From the opening
round until the final bell the lads kept
ka.nmering at each other. but neither
was able To gain much of an advantage.
For some few rounds Baldwin forged
ahead but after he fifth round he ran
UP against a stone wall, and from then
until the 10th he fought evenly without
getting a single point Of advantage. At
the end of the 10th round O'Brien
seemed to find added strength and he
caught up on his opponents score.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Mhch T.
FLOUR-Jnchancnd. mill shipments,
spring patents. 4.5yT4.>0.
CORN-Hirhor; No. yellow 51i5-
OATS-Unchanged: No. > clipped white
5&la.
HAY-Tnchanged; ~. ]. -
MILL FEED-Firm.
SPRING BRAE-24. 25f247J.
MINED FEED-25H2G5D.
IoORI<-ouitt rncdium, 1919.
I4ARD-T-owcr: II.
BEEF-Lower; whole cattle SaSi--
I.AMbS-StcadY, spr ng 1eG11;..
VEAL. S-St. ady; 1"U12
Rt-T1 ER-FIrr: northern. 33a33.
CIlEESE-Firm: York state 14AG13.
EGGS-Firm; choice 25Gr-6; western =
M.3
APFTEs-Quict: N. | Baldwins 2.5ega
POTATOES-Dull. Green Mountains IS
Nf0.
sTGAT-steadE on 4 basis " 4.So %:
grdnuiatel
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from Springfield. Holyoke, Worcester,
Providence Bristol and Meridian.
With all anti-ClimaX wholly unlike
Dartmouth team. the Dartmouth baS-
kethali season came to Il close with
last weeks disastrous trip. After
winning Il consecutive games, includ-
ing victories by decisive scores over
nsSlvauia. Yale, Harvard and all
the New England League teams. tie
new team on TIL last trip lost four
out Of five games and the New England
championship.
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Boston Americans Defeat
Yaunigans, 4 to |.
Tenneyites and Pirates Practice
Together at West Baden.
lew England League Opening
and Holiday Dates.

Little Rock. Ark, March 12.-The
Boston Americans got in some genuine
practice Monday afternoon, when Man
ager Stahl selected two teams, one
made up mostly Of regulars and the
other selected from what was left, and
played a full game.
The contest was an interesting one,
anc was won by the regulars on a rat
Ting three-base hit by Bob Unglaub in
the first inning. when hits were punched
by Barrett. Stahl and Unglaub. The
score was 4 to !.
Freddie Parent, who played with the
Yannigans. was conspicuous in some
fine fielding, and made a cIean-cut two
base hit over Stahl's head.
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arm and nose injured. Cote quit. He
was examined by a physician and the
latter declared him sound with the eX-
ception of the loss of blood. but he de-
clired to continue. He claimed that his
nose was broken and his left arm dis
located at the elbow.
The match was awarded to Gaudette
It was for the championship of North
America at rs pounds. Cote is % years
old and Gaudette IS
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SPORTING NOTES.

Tufts. having closed its scheduled
basketball games. would like to arrange
game with Williams. which claims
the New England college champion
ship Both teams have defeated Brown
and Dartmouth.
A special meeting of the Connecticut
Roller Polo League managers was held
at New Haven. Conn. Sunday for the
purpose of considering applications
from several cities fer franchises The
under consideration We're
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. March 7.
uplands hiss; do. gulf li.65 sales So
Galveston quiet. i 7-1G; Charleston
quiet, 1Cl@: Memphis quiet. 1854 New Or
leans quiet. ii; Mobile steady. 1OE; Sa-
vannah quiet. 10I.
Net receipts for four days. 10S.1oS
Exports To Great Britain 3.92S: to
France. 17,S79; 70 the continent, ISIS; to
Janan. l2.>17
Stock 1O29 239
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wadncsdl y-Bouts at the National A.
C., Philadelphia; athletic meeting OF the
ST. A!phonsuS Association.
Tnursday-Bouts at the Broadway A.
c., Philadelphia George Blick vs.. Mill
Kenney at Alton, Ill.
Friday-kid Murphy ". Eddie Green
Young Farrell at Tamaqu&.
Saturday-Blll Papkc vs.. Dick FitZpat
rick at Spring Valley, ILL.,; bouts at thtt
National a. c. Philadelphia; a. \. |.
boxing championships at st. Louis.
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BOUT is OFF.
Jimmy Britt Refuses to Make Match
With Corbett.

Reno. New, March 12.-The Britt
Corbett fight will not take place here
for reasons best known to Britt. His
brother, Willis. agreed to all the de-
mands made by himself and the mat
ter was passed up to Jimmy. Word
came from San Francisco that there
was nothing doing"
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New York Money Market.

Nsw York March -
Primo mercantile paper 6mGh per cenr.
for demand and at ITO sGn479.S5 for 60 day
bills.
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Posted rates 4>Iul>ll5 and 4>-t.
Commercial bills I19@s.
Bar SILVER G>5,.
MEXICAN dollar; 3D.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call firm at 4F.16 Fer cent.
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Ry,. " 500 800
Barley Observation-Disclosures. 1151O1 451t
BUTTER-Steady; creameries, 22QS;
diaries. .0d21l..
ca. H. tirsts 16: prime tirs:s, 1872.
CHEESt,-Steady; 1f@01ell.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March Z.
CATTLF-Recoipts about 200; market
steady: plain TO hest steers. 2jN6@
HOGS-Receipts about 2l.CO0: market sc.
lower: CT dice heavy shipping 6.g5Ht91lz.
SHF .F.P-ReceiDts about LOO: market
steady "a strong; Helrlings. 81 t.,J. lambs
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New Hampshire Sports
See Lively Wrestling.
One Contest at Manchester
and Another at Nashua.
Jack mcMasters Permanently En-.
gagged To Coach Middies.

Manchester. n. H.. March 12.-Emile
Maupas of Montreal defeated Carl Bush,
the German wrestler. before large
crowd at Mechanic hall Monday night.
The match was GraecoRoman style.
best two out of three falls.
Bush won the first fall in &c minutes
with a body hold and a quarter Nelson.
During the second period Bush lost his
head and fouled Maupas three times by
using the strangle hold, and Referee
William Broadhead awarded the fall to
Maupas, who also won the third fall in
* minutes with a body hold and bar
Nelson.
In the preliminaries Fred Chennette
of this city and John Somerville of
Cleveland. O., wrestled one hour and 10
minutes without results. Kid Lafrenier
defeated Kid Poppas and won in a
handicap match over Edward Done.
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Nashua, n H.. March 12.-Henry
Gaudette of this city defeated Ovid
Cote, the 115-pound champion of Cana
da, in a wrestling match at Montcalm
hall Monday night.
Gaudette took the first fall in II min
utes. After wrestling an hour. during
which he lost much blood and had his
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. Quinlan & Cos
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17
BALL WAS GREAT
SOCIAL SUCCESS

The carnival of the Elks and the
Eagles was wound up this morning,
when the last notes of Home, Sweet
Home" were sounded in the Eagles
Pavilion, after an all night ball. The
great pavilion was thronged when the
signal for the grand march was
sounded at 3 o'clock last night.
The march was led by Walter j.
Agnew and wife for the Elks and
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KeiIhofer
for the Eagles. 1t was very pretty
number, filled with novel and inter-
esting features, made more attrac-
tive by the handsome gowns of the
ladies. The music was fine and the
floor was in excellent condition for
dancing. Notwithstanding the hard
ships of the day before on the battle
field, both the Eagles and the Elks
were in good form for dancing, and
the ladies were keen for the terpsi-
chorean revels. There was not a
dance on the long programme which
did not have its full quota of devo-
tees. and it was night of enjoyment
to the full, without discordant note
to mar its pleasure.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17
AN ASTRONOMER ON MARRIAGE.

contemplation
promotes the growth of ideas
gotesquc opinions that Professor Edgar kn
does not care who knows Professor
years spent in star gazing that marriage for life
against humanity What substitute he his
Possibly would relations
Of position these
fhe marriage for life Is the greatest crime that
the world from either physiological
cal point of view and the third
marriage for fe whether he
witness to the contract the
That rather hard the
Joined satisfied
learned professor
30 per cent of the crimes in the
Where he his figures he
that he is invading field
who hold the Demon Rum responsible quite
crime as the professor attributes the
All humanity is in bad Professor Larkin right
social through
Pburg philosopher afflicted
With moral squint.-San Francisco Call
geles Times. k9s kfs& fl 54tss SAsstls1+
to be What splendid
dation which to build tru.-Deeet News.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17
EDITORIAL COMMENT


the Round Noun
the East
the deyel
his johnson essentially miner and
anything
his he called financial in Hartford
Conn laid before them what he them his showed
Daisy them his ref
erences and they formed company to back him.
all Of this
Mr. johnson do this why others do the thing? True
Mr. Johnson behind him excellent the Round
gentlemen his leasing
probably
the promoter But them what
proposition
with
he
had trouble at ALL 1ssss
This goes to what the Bonanza has always commended there
plenty the world
legitimate enterprise mining
ing properties Sasberry similar the
desired
Mr. Johnson did
They returned
the development of all the this
st.t4egss
the must capital Show capital where
its with little
four per and you engage the attention financial immed
atey Capital is looking while
is looking the
Mr. johnson did small what Salsberry
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17

bag. received a basket Of assorted
fruit from the Metropolitan Market.
L. L. Mushett, who made the greatest
number OF runs for the Elks. reeeiy-
ed a handsome pin, donated by the
Golden Jewelry Company. Ed NAL
ley, who made the greatest number
of runs for the Eagles. was awarded
an Eagle pin by Payne & Nathan.
Mushett also won the box of cigars
presented by A. H. Rounsevell.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-17
COST THIS ELK
Sentenced to Hades, SIS Fine and
Plenty Of Wine.


Sentenced to Hades, $15 Fine and
Plenty Of Wine.
S. Wilmer, travelling representa-
tive of the wholesale liquor firm of
s. Hirsch & Co., Kansas City, NO.,
is smart Elk. He lodged the police
authorities of the game, and that
would have been all right If he hadn't
said anything about 1t. He fooled
those fellows, he would tell US, and
the first thing he knew he was
pinched and thrown into the cooler,
and sat on by jury. He gave as
his bondsman Jack Hall, and when
Jack was telephoned to, he answered
back to tell Wilmer to go to lille.
The unfortunate drummer was SEN
fenced to lille and fifteen dollars fine.
He took the bunch into the Richelieu
and opened a food of wine.
Then Jack Hall, thinking that his
friend might be in trouble, went up
town, and bumped into the bunch.
They handcuffed him to Wilmer, and
the first thing he knew he was out
forty dollars and there was more
wine. Then they went down to Jack
Halls place and there was more
wine. 1t cost that poor drummer
Elk $3.50, If it cost him cent, and
he will never attempt to dodge the
police again.