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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09

will be played at San Antonio. Tex, on
California trip.
Niles is booked to play second base
for the st. Louis Americans and
OEricn, Deldhanty or Hartzcll third,
with stone. Heinphill and Pickering in
the oulfeld.
Manager Fred Clarke Of the Pitts
o.rgs has had such an extensive cor
Resemblance that he has been "blige to
purchase a typewriting machine. A
match with George Dewey of the Bos-
,on Nationals will soon be on The taps.
There has been some talk of n change
of base on the part of Charley Hick-
Inan of the Washingtons. He said ne
was assured that he would be retained
brfor" he embarked in his present bus
mess venture in that city. He says that
he will quit the game if II. cannot be
retained on the Washington club.
Manager Frank Sele" of the Pueblo
club did considerable business at the
Chicago meeting of the Western
League. He secured Hatch, college
pitcher, who worked with Sioux city
and is row at Brown University; ais"
made arrangements by which the vet
cran shortstop Herman Long, Will play
with the Pueblo club.
The fact that four clubs of the SIX IN
the Tri-Stata League were operated al
. loss last season has done more than
ANYTHING else to cause desire Tor ad-
mission TO protection under the Ma
t;Onal agreement. Unless the Tri-State
falls into line ii will cost more than
ever to operate next season and be more
difficult 10 secure players.
iZZin Van Zant, who came to Nash
ua a few seasons ago from the Ne"
York State League and was one or the
leading batsmen Of the New England.
went to the st. Louis Americans and
failed to make good there. Being trans
rcrred to st. Paul, he has been re-
leased to Bnghamton, and according
| IL is back in the league from which he
hailed.
Pitcher Frank Hahn. once the MAIN
| stav Of ,hc Cincinnati club and as good
q left -nander as there was in the game
in his day who failed to make good in
New York with the Americans last sea
| son and retired from the game, has
been mentioned as Il possibility with
| the WashingtOns. but he says his arm
| is gone and that h. is out Of the game
! for all time.
Malachi Kittredgc. who has been
hustliLg to put q strong team i'll the
field for Montreal the coming season
says that his array will be much like
| the fOlloving " nCn it takes the field:
| Catchers, Kittrcdge and Connor; pitch
| crs, Barger. Stanley, Newton, Dubois.
Herbs and another; Brown first base,
Hartman short stop. and Morgan third
base; Phelan. Joyce and Madigan in
| the Gutfeld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
GOLF ASSOCIATIONS
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD.

Chicago, Jan. Stalking the list of Off
Gals aG presented by the nominating CON-
r1ittee as 4 criterion, il is safe TO say
that the affairs of the Unitcd States Golf
Association will be in safekeaping for
another year AZ least. II is. Of course. as
sumcd that the findings Of the commmit-
tc" will be MADE unanimous at the onnual
meeting To be held in Chicago on Friday.
Jan. IS.
In getting the meeting AWARDED
to Chicago the Westerners are about t"
realize = long cherished dream. They are
also preparing to turn out i'll force. and
should they gather with n majority of
voting .iels gates they may make their
presence felt in more ways than one. In
selecting Earirl Channcey Of the Garden
CRY Gold cub for president tho commit
zoe named Il man we'll qualified to I'LL
the position.
Mr. Chal,ncay. during his years
Of service on the executive com
mitice Of the United States Golf Assoc
citation, gained tn" reputation Of being 4
thorough as we'll as conservative worker.
lie is also Il man who will be certain to
look after the interests of the East Both
Of the vice presidents, Fred s. James of
the Glen View Club and Alex. Britton
Of The Chevy Chase Club, are men of eX-
perience. The same may be sand of W.
Tellowes Morgan. who remains az secre-
tary. General satisfaction is felt because
Samuel Y. Hc"bner. the popular Phila-
dclpl ian. has consented 20 serve again
as treasurer This will make the eighth
FERN for Mr.. Hcebner
Tie new members of the executive COM
mittnn are all prominent in their respec-
tive localities. Leighton Calkins, whr
has made such an able secretary for tie
Metropolitan Golf Association. has earned
a place Dii the natioral board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09

Very few slips are made by the men
in charge of the British postoffice say
ings bank system, bur many curious
incidents occur that cause them 10 be
wary. 1t often happens that bank
books are lost. One lost bank BOOB.
disappeared in a storm wave, which
had swept away all the effects Of d
coast guardsman. Another went down
the gull"t Of a circus elephant; third
had len eaten by q goat, another by Il
Zig. while a destructive puppy had rent
to pieces the record Of another troubled
deDositor. All these losses have to be
investigated and made good. An army
sci geant complained that he had lost
his deposit book while in the act Of
measuring a recruit for the army
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
CORBETT AND MURPHY
ARE BOTH READY

Young C0rbett has exhausted every
possible means 70 get himself into con-
dition for his fight with Tommy MUIR
ply which is scheduled to he held be
fore the National A. G. of Philadelphia
tonight. The Denverite has succeeded
in getting rid of a lot of surplus weight
which he took on while resting" and
is now in fair condition. He expects
10 be able to settle Murphy's cham
piOnship aspirations. and then, he says.
he will go after the best man I'm the
lightweight division.
When the men enter the ring Cor
bett will have much the better of the
weight. as they fight at catchweights.
but Murphy declares that Corbetts
extra heft will make him slow. The
boy from Harlem is one OF the fastest
men in the ring. and he believes that
he will be abundantly able to keep
away from Corbett'S damaging
punches
In a friendly bout there Is little
doubt that Murphy could Outpoint
Corbett in siX-round battle but when
two fighters get into the ring to win
il is different matter. In Il friendly
bout Murphy would be all confidence.
but without taking anything away
from the gameness and bravery of the
local lad it is Il sure thing that he
will be just a little bit terror stricken
when he faces Corbett.
McGovern knocked Murphy out in Il
round. and Corbett has beaten Mccoy
ern. Murphy is going out of his class
in meeting Corbets. and il Is an ola
ring axiom that a comparative young
ster will have just a tinge of fright
when he sees an old-timer like Corbett
coming after him. But that will no,
necessarily keep him from winning.
In this battle much will depend on
who lands the real hard blow of the
fight. Murphy is not easily scared,
but it will take much of his confidence
away from him if Corbett Is successful
in landing one Of his fierce rights.
There are several things in Murphy's
favor in the coming battle. He is clev-
er, and can ordinarily get away from a
swinging fighter like Corbett. And the
fight is TO be a short one-only six
rounds. If Murphy gets through the
first round all right he has an excellent
chance of winning on points. In his
ne has taken on men even
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
Will Make Stamps as Usu.,

AilnouSh an outside printing concern
promised to print all Of our postaan
stamps a. m cheaper than the Government ca n
awarded to the Bureau of Eneravin,,s ., ~,
inning. It IS claimed that the small
saving IN the money would be more than
,n, by inc less on the machinery in the
at market value. In medicine as Veil
choapncss is not to be considered oyar
merit. and for that reason Hcstetter.s
Of every one suffering from moor an
ute. headache, vomiting. balchinr. heart
hurn dyspepsia, indigestion. costivenas,
Gods or malaria. For over 81 wears it has
gwen complete satisfaction. TRY hottia
IL has been approve by pure drug com.
missioners. "e N'"i-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
QUAKER CITY HOPES
FOR NATIONAL REGATTA.

Philadelphia, Jan. S.-Plans of the
oarSmen for next season are being dis
cusSed with quite as much enthusiasm
as though the waters herea bouts We're
as suitable for rowing CT swimming
as for skating. One of the main topics
IS that of 2 course for the national re-
satta of the National Association of
Amateur Carsmen.
Philadelphia is making i strong eff
fort to secure this event. and will have
the contention of the Saratoga and
Worcester 70 combat in the advantages
offered. More than either will be tn.
claim Of the jamestown exposition
committee, which seemed to have al
ready gained the attention of officials
in the n. a. a. O.
Three courses are offered at James
town. and one of them in particula r
offers decided advantages in protect
cd water and opportunity FOR large
crowd to watch the contest. Twelve
clubs in the Schuylkill Navy of Phil
adelphia have asked for the regatta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.

The body of James Starr, 40 years
old. was found in the J. S. Cross coal
pocket at Lawrence. Mass. Tuesday
morning. He had apparently fallen
about 20 feet and fractured his skull.
His wife is supposed to live i'm Dor
chester.
A So-called "Anti-Trust" bill was
flied in the Massachusetts Senate Tues
Gay by Senator James H. Valley Of
WATERFOWL. The bill provides a pen
atty OF $4,000 for any combination in
the form OF a trust or otherwise. where
by competition iii the supply or price
OF any article or commodity in common
use il the state. for the support of life
and health, may he restrained or pre-
vented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
Chicago Produce Market.

Small receipts in the Nortowest ' III q
partly responsible for moderate gtrars!e
in til" local market today Auntber r5s
sur for the firmness was unfayorah bic - -
V'S;ing weather in Argentina A. a.
close wfcat for May delivery was a shaIe
higher than yesterdays final ouotati"rrs
Corn and oats We're a shade higher pre
visions were i to &c. lower. y
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-May 1jslm5s; July ~.
CORN-Jan. 49, May f3z.: Jul; .,H0.,
OATS-Jau. 33k Nav -. Ju,y 81,
MESS PORk-Jan. In; Nay T. .: Jp,,
1f. 431.. "u'
LARD-Jan. So: May s27iA; july az
SHORT RIBS-Jan. &G2E.. May NIL.
July 90.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOI'E-ouint anC easy.
WiEAT.oNo; spring, 75G7s1. NJ. =
C5H.S; No. red. 1hN.12.
COEN-No. 2. 80. No. yellow. NIL
OATS-No. .. 33A; No. 2 wnitc. 45EGg
RYF.-No. .. 81.
fIARLFY-Good feeding. 4Gli:l5.
NALTING-Fair To choice, 47hG59
FLAX SEED-No. /. 1.I4la; No. / nIr,b.
western. 1.a0l4m1.21lA
TIMOTHY SEED-Primr, 49,.
C.OVER-COntract grade. 1906.
SHORT RIBS, SIDES-Loose. s27Ea
G27A
MESS PORK-PDr bill. 1575.
LARD-Pnr 100 lbs. Sos
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-a.1214Ga?5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Faculty Accepts Resignation Of In
structor Shute.

OrOno, Me, Jan. S.-(SpeciaD.-The res
ignation Of H. NJ. Shute. who for the last
four years has been instructor in modern
languages at the University of Maine,
was accepted by the faculty today Mr..
Shute graduated with high honors frorl
Tufts College in 1902, receiving mis- NJ. A.
degree at graduation. Mr.. Shule came
to the University Of Maine in the fall
Of 1909 as instructor in modern languages
and his ability in that line has been well
shown. Not only has Mr.. Shute done
much to raise the standing of the uni
verSty as an educational institution, hut
he has also done much for Maine by the
interest he has taken in the Athletic As
socation.
For the last three years Mr. Shute has
been treasurer of the organization and
it is chiefly his work that has placed the
Athletic Association in tho fine financial
condition that it now is. Mr.. Shutc will
leave the university the last of this week
to accept position as Instructor of mol
ern languages at Exeter Academy
Since the military department Of the
vi Mtl1it Has received the new
rifles from the government the drill hour
of every Friday has been given to an in
spection of the companies. The whole
battalion is ut first inspected This in
srection. like all tho other work con-
nected with the military department. is
conducted with the sare severity as is
found in the United States army The
men raUnirr1 IN 1,,;,
the b"st Of condition. to wear white col
lars, nav" their uniforms brushed up and
TIER shoes shined. At the close Of the
inspection of tho battalion ona Of the
companies is inspected. the inspection
lasting for the remainder of the drill
hour. This inspection consists of all tn,
maneuvers that a company would go
through in time Of war
Inc battalion is divided into companies
A, Is and G.. Company was the first I,
be inspected, and although at n slight dis
advantage because the cadet officers had
70 idea of what work CAPTAIN Brown.
|h6 Is the commanding officer detailed
ny the President Of the United States.
would require. they. however made ,
very good showing and the per cent for
errors was much smaller than that of
'oh'Pahy X. which drilled one week later
however. last Friday Company - had its
hrst inspection and proved itself the bost
company Of the three. as its per cent. for
errors vas even smaller than that of
Company A.
Inc advantage of this military work nj
'' eo'c'tional Institution is -unquestion-
doie. and the work is Of such a nature
mat tho mon enjoy the drill. which Iasts
one hour every day. Captain Brown i
very n'ach pleased with the result of the
'"nrec''"h ana thinks that the battalion
VII make very good showing at the
''ha' inspection which will take nJ,ce
about the first of June
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
JAMES BARNES STILL
RETAINS HIS TITLE

Lewiston, Me. Jan. 6.-James Barnes
Of SpringfeId Mass, successfully de-
Tended his title OF champion middle
weight wrestler Of the United States
mere this evening against John
Eourauc. champion Of Ontario Barnes
was the better man, although his oppo-
merit WAS several pounds heavier.
BARNES won two out of three falls.
The first cane in 70 minutes Sec
onJs win a crotch ana bar arm held.
i<nI,rciue got the second fall in il min
ut.s - seconds. using a bar arm and
benIock. After minutes and 80 sec
onds Of fast work Barnes scored IN"
third and deciding fall with scissors,
reverse half Nelson and heEllnck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
Coach Folsom Resiqns.

Hanover n. H.. Jan. S.-The Dart
mouth Athletic Council announced to-
night that Fred c. Folsom Ind lCsicn-
ed his position as coach VI the foot
ball team and that DR.. John OConnor
of Haverhill. Mass, who graduated
from Dartmouth in 1902. had been in
vited to take VI the work of coaching
for the season. For tn" last two years
Or. OConnor has coacheI the 81, ven
at Phillips Andover Academy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
MIKE WELDAG SIGNS
WITH WHITE SOx

lineage. Jan. S.-Mike Weldag. who
WAS ON the payroll of the worlds
champion baseball team q sbort ,;,,,o
during tie spring training ,,,, j., -,ne
and was then sod +, tn, No.. ,ia;,
80 =. 'he Western League. is the first
WI, ms week to sign his name to a
ny sucking contract. Comiskev
''''teo the contract this morning and
- wen pleased that the outfieIder viii
member IF The wGrId'- chan,rions
during the coming season.
re IS great faI,ier arl u ,,ood
'ah AZ inc bat said Comiskev. "Wol-
Jag came from the Southern Leacue to
VIE H""th Side team, but he was NOT
needed last year" ''''
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BASEBALL NOTES.

rltci'er 'Cy' Ferry has signA a con-
tract To go to New Orleans.
ca'cner Branch Hickey of the Ct
LOUIS Browns is working in the on
Wesleyan gymnasium. - '''
A Columbus woman presented her
husband with a season pass to the hall
sa'Ees IN that city as a Christmas gift
~ Is suggested that as Charley Muir
phv mas Blaine Durbin and Gladstone
"ran,y' he sign Grover Cleveland Land
.. loiedo-Boston Herald-Why NOT
sign the Teddy bear as a mascot?
ou'licider Abe Lizotte, who led the
-naHSiieid' o., club in batting last sea-
son. mas signed to manage the Wilkes
"a'r'' Pa.. New York State League
team.
NV" games between the New York
Nationals and the st. I.ouis Americans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
New York Produce MARK.

FLO R-Receipts. $3.50; exnor osh.
sales. no: dull and unchanre1 10.
WHEAT-Rcceipts. L5f go: exI,or,.
~: safes, 1,IJG.G0c futures; apot IT,, ~
No. red. y elevator: No z red a, stli s
ahoat; No. ! northern Duluth M %
afioat: No. hard winter. s25s n ( ~
CORN Receipts. 5g,975; exports "' ss
sales. En0 juturn9, sO.Vd srf1 I'D;
steady: No. 2, JzH elevator ana leil spot
afi"at; No. 2 yellow, -. No. 2 yhits % B
oATS-Receipts, III .D1; exports ~
SPOT steady; mixed oats. 3fHf35 he gss9;
39h; natural white. 3pt3Z lbs. a1c,E 80
clipped white. 3Gl40 lbs, 4O0if. 'ahz;;
BEEF-FirT
LARD-Easy; western prime. 9.a0s d
BtTTF.E-IrregiIlar receipts. ge7. o.
1tated common 10 extra, i7n2i: ws, Ell
factory, common to extra, IsNZIiE
Realistically, unchanged; recs,,,.
GJl2. p's
POTATOES firm: Maine r4r
l-5eTi l..J; sweet potatoes easy, / l5.s y
prr nh. "-1
SI'GAR-Raw. quiet: faIr refining
i: ""6. r.ts2n'. . est. ~: ns1losses " -, =
Z =. : -. refined s,cady. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
$1,000 PURSE OFFERED
FOR BIG CHESS MATCH

New York, ian. S.-A purse of $1,000
has been subscribed for the chess
match for the championship of the
world between Dir. f.. Lasker and
Frank J. Marshall. DR.. Lasker now
holds the title, ana as both players are
willing to meet the match viii be early
N the year.
The Brooklyn Chess Club has accept
ed Feb. 30 and %. the dates set by
the City of London Chess Club for the
Sir George NeWnes trophy, now he'll
by the brooklyn club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
PERR,LLI WINS OVER
MONPEZAT AT BOSTON.

Enston. Jan. S.-Thc wrestling match
between Perrili and MCnpeZdt here to-
night was won by Pcrrlli, who secured
II second ana third Of the three
Il. .ows MnnpaZat won the first Graeco
I;,.nan in 10 minutes. Perril!i won the
n,.;<t two falls, catch-as-catc h-can. in
and = minutes respectively.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
CANS AND BRITT TO
FIGHT At TONoPAH

San Francisco. Jan. S.-Articles We're
signed last night for a finish fight be-
tween Joseph Cans and James Britt at
7 Cnopah. New, or March Il for a purse
of $4,000 Both are to weigh 1873
pounds two hours before the contest.
The purs" is To be divided 60 per cent.
to the winner and 40 per cent. to the
loser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
THE WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesdav-Tommy Murphy VS.. Young
C0rhett ana Tommy O'kecfe vs.. frankie
Paul. Philadelphia; Otto Sieloff vs. Jerry
Murphy, indianapolis.
Observation-Disclosures Sayers VS.. unknown,
Baltimore.
Frday-Mnnk the Newsboy vs.. Johnny
Lynch. Lymansville. x. L.; Joe Lavoie VS..
Kid Pantz. Rumford Falls: Joe Jean
nc;te vs.. Sam Langford. Unity A. G.,
Lawrence: AL belmont vs.. Jack Langdon
" est End a. G.. Lawrence: Tim Gala
han Us. Billy Snailham. Vallejo, Cal.
Saturtlay-Darkey Haley VS.. Tommy
q rDpla pliladelDhia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jan 8
FLOUR-Tnchanged; spring patents ~
Ni.G0.
CORN-Unohanged: NJ. : yellow, =.
oATS-Tnchanscd, Nd. . clipped white,
42.L.
HAY-Dull; No. !. 2l12o
MILL FEEI-Du!l.
SPRING BKAN-.ia 81, 90 -
MINED F'EFD-2ffr 81;
POFk-Qairt: medium. IT,
1.ARD-Lower: 1u's.
BEEF-L"wer; ."h3lc cattle Sis.aSa. d,
LAMBS-Firm: srriGg. llGl!
NF'ALS-Firri; 1lNl2
brTTER-Sieady: northern. 2d2-
rIiEk,St.-Steady: y "rk state. l@lE
Enthusiastically: choice. Bias: western.
2792s.
4rPLES-ouiet; No, . Taldwins, 2.ia
=
POTATOES-Quict: Green Mountains s
as.
SUGARS Steady on basis Of a." fer
graduated.
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British Will Compete.

London. Jan. Sat meeting Of the
Aero Club this evening it was decided
to send challenge for the James Cor
don Pcnnctt ieronautical race to take
place at st. Louis in October. Three
connections will he sent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
FERDINAND GARCIN WINS
FROM ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL.

New York. Jan. S.-Ferdinand Car
Gin, tennis champion Of France defeat
Cd John White the English profession
al from the Duke of Fiji; court by =
sets to ], II to 20 i'm the professional
court tennis tournament today 1T the
Racquet and Tennis Club White made
IS by winning openings and Garcin IA
nnintc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jar.
Cotton SPOT closed finn. AiiddlEg up
lands los: do. snlf II. 10. Sales 80 haleS
Galveston very steady. 1Vii: Charleston
firm. II; Memphis firm. 10 sic: New Or
leans steady. 10 9-1G: Mobile firm, 49,
Savannah quiet and steady. II ole.
Net receipts for four days. 2tD,G>i.
Exports to Great Britain. d1,o%'; 70
F~;lHca 1883: = the continent. AL.
Stock, 1915 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
MELODY GETS DECISION
after GOING IS ROUNDS.
Good Crowd Sees Big Boxing Event
at City Hall=--Shea Wins in
Z. Preliminary Event.

heavier than Corbett, and had little
trouble in making them look like nov
ices. And they We're pretty coed men,
100. But they We're not CoTbctt.
One thing is certain-the battle VIII
be one of the fastest fought in long
time here in the East. And it Will be
well worth going tC see.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09

What is said to be the smallest book
ever printed has just been published
at Padua. Italy. by Salmin Brothers.
ii is 10 by millimeters in size. and
consists Of so pages. each page con-
tanning nine lines of 95 to 100 charac-
tiers that. despite their diminutive size,
are perfectly visible. The book repro
duces u hitherto unpublished letter.
Galileo's to Christina of Lorena Q615).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
New York Money Market.

New York. Jan. s.
Prime mercantile pape:' 6i6a per cent
Storing exchange Easy 1T $4,000 49, -
Tor uemlnd, and Al i>n ,0it 40. 49, for Gn- tay
bills.
Posted rates 4SlIa and Nc
Commercial bills i>4ih
Bar silver 6gas.
Mexican dollars -.3,2i
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular
Money on, call firm at fI,,I nor cont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09

John Baker. tho 1O-year-old son of 1oh,,
i'aNer' an employe in a paper mill q.
'oh'' WIS drowned Tuesday by falling
through hole in the ice on the penob.
scot river. His body was not rcco,,a,a,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Jan &
CATTLE-Receipts absut TOO; common
to prime shipping steers. idI.
HOGS-RecciptS about $500: chgina
heavy shipping. G50N6.5.
SHEEP-Rcceipts about 1900; sheep
n IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09
CLEAR sIDEs-s.12EGa25.

B'TTER-Stt adE; creamcTles, 2aG5
diaries. 10e21.
ECCS-Wcak; at marke;. cases includ-
ed. 2Un =; nrsts, p; prime frsts, %: ex-
tras. y.
CHEESE Steady: Bali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-09

Connie Mack has arranged to play
the Philadelphia Athletics Of the Amer
lean League in Newark on Sunday
April IA.