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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-24
Ho. For q Hundred Ysarsl

TAny one who dies before no Is hun
lred disgraces himsef.-Dr. Wiley, CHIEF
Chemist Of the Department Of Agricul-
urO.l
The grave has no allure for me;
Ny life value highly.
I'd like TO live century
Along with DR.. Wiley.
When young and filed with health
and hope,
I thought perhaps might
But since I've studied up the dope
Ny chances don't seem bright.
BREAKFAST on formaldehyds:
For lunch take q snack
of tale, with alum on the side
And favored with sheuac-
Thaae ytands, plainly labeled Food
Nav make short work Of me,
Yst they are certified as good
BY u. 8. guarantee.
Stray rocks from blasts in Getaways
Repeatedly have shot me-
And often trucks and vans and drays
Have pretty nearly got me
In ferry crashes have been
Accounted with the lost
And lust escaped TO mingia IN
A subway holocaust
In lodging motor cars I've got
Most dreadfuly excited;
I'VE stood two inches from the spot
Where falling safes alighted
To An these things perhaps VIII
In time become Injured.
may i've out that hundrsd-snh
keep my life insured
S.mas J. MOutAgus IN New 1aFM Anssf~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-24

conducted In 1905 by a legislative com
mittee, Of which Charles Il. Hughes.
now governor. was special counsel and
inqulsitOr.
At the time he was a witness before
the committee Hegeman was drawing
q salary Of 100000 a year. twice the
salary OF the president Of the United
States. His Offices are most sumptu-
Gus, even palatial.
Mr.. Hegeman was born in New York
city on April IS. 1874. He became an
accountant for the Manhattan Life In
1896. IN June. 1870. he became sec
rotary Of the Metropolitan Life and
was appointed a wee president Of this
company In the same year. He became
president OF the Metropolitan Life In
1901. He Is a director or trustee OF
several banks, surety and trust com
panies and a member Ok many clubs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-24

Upton Sinclair during recent reunion
Of Columbia men said that be thought
athletics too often exerted 4 harmful
Influence on under ;raduates.
sswhen I was 81 Chicago" Mr. Sin
clair said, .makif notes for The Jun
Ga I knew an o. lodging house keep
81, and one night the old man said to
me guspiciously:
"Do you know I don't believe that
there student who aas taken my fourth
Aoor back Is q stu 30nt at all
sWhy notT said I.
HE studies too - - - -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-24
win i've at the old mans"


The Indicted Insurance. ProsIdeNt.
John X, Hegeman, president OF thel
Metropolitan Life Insurance company, \
who was recently indicted In New
York three times for perjury and seven
times for forgery In the third degree,
will probably not be tried until next
October.
The indictments for forgery are
based on the alleged ''doctoring' OF the
books OF the company and the lndict-
ments for perjury on the alleged false.
statements to the Insurance depart.
ment regarding loans. The lndlet-
ments are result Of the investigation
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-24
PEOPLE OF THE DAY


Isaac Stephenson Of Wisconsin, the
millionaire lumberman, who has been
elected to succeed John G. Spooner In
the United States senate, Is said to be-
the richest man In the state.
Senator Stephenson was born near
Fredericton, n. b., June Is. 1920,
his father being OF Scotch-Irish de.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-24
Lots $40 to sOS-A Few Higher
IS Down. 50 Cents a Week
No Payments During Sickness
Free Lot In Case Of Death
p. O. PARTINGroN. Pres.


49,, Occur dA1ene, Idaho. 81
ene,
Enclosed please your
thank fine
fact feel that the during
other work for AS WE
half
We wish all
t1s drawings
page ads In the future
Veryr spectfu Nv
secretary,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Gas glrmcnhans ipiuft.

Gleoe(ano, O., IS. Sept. -
Ot. G5olgos5 ,,no ieinc Gbeiroll 81
tern bon SEQ G5olgos5, WioroerS oes
BrGiioenten Wcainlep, baben oaS
ItGotiide 0obItbGtigfeitS 0eparte-
ment Inn llnterifibrng erillht Ger
Wom lit SO, Die ,Srml 70 Sabre alt.
9eanlte, melhe ndb ibrer tleinen
@obnllnA 9r. $40, Sosmer.2lpe.
go. obgeibidt mllroeL Inn ibre
Gage 5n unteriuhen ianoen Die Be-
tngten 2elite in 5mei fleinen 3immern
bnuieuo unb SIT ultcrsiGpoh, INN nod
5u urbeiten. Sbre bier nod Iebenoer
ainOer iino nidt i'm Stanoe, aliBer
ibren 6amilien uu6 nod Ole Glterr
5u ernobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Siubs6utidaft aus gllaSfa.

Seottle, @ai6, IS. September.
- Gin bis iebt nod nidlt beltdtigtes
@eriidt, lnllt meIdem 300 Gbineien
in Ser 9riitol.9ai, an ser aiiIte glns.
fo's ertrltnfen icin iollcn crreidJte
Scattle nm 2 llbr beute irii6. BIS
Diittag Bate man ni6ts 8eitercS
ii6er Die ongeblihe autaltropbe per
nommen, ollein bie 9liioire iheint i'm
3uiommenbong nit einem onoeren
8erii6t iiber Sen llntergang eines IN.
befannten SdiifeS in Der 9riItol.gnl
5li lteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Saftbcieble ueaen oes Eenuiplpanier
9apitolidiuinoels.

Sarrisbura ga, 1S. Sept.
- ,SaitbefebIe megen Der Yetriige-
reicn bei'm gnu beS bieIigen Staats.
&apitolS lino bellte gegen Die Son.
trdftoren Sobn $. Snnoerion, Geo.
i. Tapne, Gbas. j. @etter llito $.
glro Geliel, ben glrbiteften Soiepb
W. Sutton, @r.8eneralauoitor Snp.
Der, ataatsid)abneiiter Motbues nno
ie6en anoere Serren oeren gtnlnen III
Der llnteriilbuug erlp16nt fper6en,
ollsgeitellt moroen, lmo ieoem ser An.
gcflngten miro cine @iir9idoit bon
100000 olierle9t lperoen. Glide
Der Serren boben it'd bereits benz Sc.
rid)t geitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Nr. 262.
GrsGicutcnant nno SberitentodJter.
9iomon jpeter Semiip6Gren enoet III
RcIp-Oorf nit einem S6eioungs
Ero5eB 1n0 einem Moro.

Y cm Oorf, is. September. -
Sri. Grogo Siegel, oeren Sater eiu
Oberit in ser oitreidiihen 9lrmee ge.
meen cin IoQ, liegt nit orei S6iib-
mlnoen in &opfe, mel6e ibr BON Ssu.
liuS SofmanL angebli6 einem tribe.
rem Sielltenant Der oitreid)iihen 9Ir-
NEE bcigebrodJt muroen, i'm Sterben,
mo Sointnm beiinoet lih in Saft
grogn lit Die Grbin zines Sermogen@
pon 100000, peld)eS innerbalb eli,
nes SabreS III ibren Belts gelangei
Iplite. 9toh Dem 5ooe ibres Soters
lebte lie nit benz 2ieiltenant Soimann
uno ieiner Satin, lpelf' 2ebtere olo
&Ieioernlaferin tbotig mar, uno ala
oaS Gbepaor nltsipan0erte, Inn ieine
2age SIT perbeiiern, fam iie i'm ,So.
nuar 1906 nit ocmicl5en bierber.
Tor 0rei Wonaten leitete ,Srau Soi-
mann eiuen S6eiOungspro5eB elm
lno uerflagte Droga megen @ntfrem.
Dung Der 2iebe ibres @atten alif
$4,000. Die aldgerin ihloB 5u-
glei6 ibr 9amenihneioer @eihGit
uno iieoelte na6 9amboro, @. !Ya.,
iibcr, wdbreno iih Sri. Siegel in CT
nem Souie an Der 9erington-9lpenllc
einquartierte. 0ofnonn luelber
8rinO sur @iferiltbt 5u babeu glaub-
te, Iudte lie belte iriib BORT alti, iinb
cS fam 5u einem @orhue6iel pelber
onnlit enoete, oaB er iie nicoeriboB.
Gr mo6te Damn einen Selbitnloroper-
illb, mltroe ieooh our6 oaS perpln-
oetc 0i1ofen ooron uerbinoert Sn
cinem Gorperbor geitono er ieine
Sd)ulo ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
1obns 6opfins llniperlitdt.

@iniriitS. .Gtiiiun9cn fir llniCrarnbuirie be
9nnen Sirniin1, ~. September 1907. llbr
Sormitaas. SurieiuH0en IN allen Scpdril'
nleni6 hcginnen Nienil1N helt /. Sfipher. Mus
tnloge mo aIlgemeine 9InSinit ljnnen i'm Nii.
reuu ocs RegiilrGior5 IN Der IicGoDspd4e ers
lanai lueroeH t262, 4, 7fb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Wiiaiun1rc nntcr Nnflaac.

9oiie, Soabo, IS. September.-
S6oitbeieble mur0en beirte gegen
Summer @. Roon ltno Sas. 6. Bar
Der aus gau Claire, 8iSe., WiIlio.
mare lmo 9eomte ser Barber Gum.
Der Co." omie gegen !Sorace 3.
Tano aus Burlington, Gonn., erlai.
len. Die orei Scrren iino genlein.
ibaitlib nit Dem equator gornb uno
onoeren MGnnnern emery gonipira-
tion gum 9etru9e Der Hegierung an.
geflngt itnO iollen ioiort bierber ge'
brodt luerben, Inn iib Dor @eridt 5it
peruntuorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
3pei yriiocr ani Der 3ago cridloiIcn.

8 int il one DE, 1S. Sept. -
Iie Gountp YeborOe bat cine llnter-
il6ung iiber Den ZOO Scr 5luei bril-.
Ser @rn uno Oscar Counting, 16,
reip. 10 Sabre oIt, eingcleitet. Gie
9riioer fnmen geitern in cinem @aloe
nabe bier, no lie nit Dem i7'iGbrigel
@up 5aruis uno einem Better Oeiiel.
ben, oui Ser 6nioncniogo moren,
um'S 9eben, uno es beiBt, Oab lie bon
Sarpis nit einem GoppelgGuebr er-
ihoIien puroen. Sorpis beiinoet iid)
i'm @ciGngniB lmo iein Better lit in
3eugenbGit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Ser Sn9O eri6oiien.

StllSboro, O., tS. Sept. -
@un6cSienotor :. y. 6orofet, mel,
bcr ou5 Sem biciigeu @cuntD Ncbiir.
tig lit mar ser Souptre0ncr bel ocr
bcllti9cn 6orticturg ser Seier oeS
100 brtStoGcS Der @rin0ung uon
&illSboro. Gr proteiiirtc in leiner
9lnprohc 9C9cn oie nclcr6ingS be.
0onucnc 9lgitotion jltr 9Imcnoirun9
Der Contribution namcntlih gegcn
Ocn Gorihlcg, oie 9lmtSb6iuguiiie Der
Grctliiue 81 erreitern uno be-
tGnpite bic poI 10 pielen Sciten ber
ocrron'ncre Scbaupitng oob Die
&crioiiung Ger Ser. Stooten Der.
nItet JET.
aciu groBCreS llngliict, iu9te cr
lnrtCy Nnoercn, tonnte Gas 2nno be.
fulen olS mcnn oie Ger oiilng oui
ioIhe @oiie plt0dOCrt lpiiroe, onb lic
oic 9moeSre6icrl'rg outoriIirte, iih
IN Die inner(r gln0elcgCnbeiten Der
Stoaten einjumicben Sn 1861 bis
1865 mar eS So6oerratb, Die Terfal.
Jung nit Nnifcngcmolt unntiirjen 81
moIlen, llno eS irage lidJ, Oh eS nift
bellt5utogc GCrrotb lei, Die Gerlaillng
Onr6 geridtli6c gl'S!eg mg uno 0elt'
telei 81 uerGnOorr, o6,r 0ie ViiBab.
tllng ibrer Goridriiten Oiirh 6ffent.
libe Ngitotion ber6ei 5u iiibren.
tSorater id)loB ieine glniprabe nit
folgetoen 9emerfltngen: Der grobe
3ped Der 0llr6 Die Gonltitution er.
ridtcten Shtnnfen mor, ben Stir
men ser 2ci0Cnid]aft Wioerltnno 81
leiltcn lno ocS Qoh0 IN 3 itcn o,lberr
gemobnliher gluire9ung ge9en nuper-
lt6nOige @eiinnlngen 5ll lfiiBen.
Nus 0em SepuBtiein Oieier Shub.
mebr entitcbt fiir ms Die @eipiBbeit
elmer meiien 2citlng unierer 9liiairen
uno Ser ourauS iol9enoen StabiIit0t
uniercr Snltitlltionen 0icie8 9c-
mubticin Der Si6erbeit iii unidlGbbor.
Sas omerifaniid)e Tolf bat 5rr 3eit
feline boDeren Eilidt, olS Die, alien
9lni6lGgen nno EIGnet sur Sdn1le,
rlrn0 o0er gar Sernihtilng oeIlcIben
entidlolienen @ioerituno 81 leiIten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Torafcr's Yrntcit.
GncraiIhc GinipradJc 9c9cu NmcnSi.
rung Der GOnititntiOn.

ScriitGt ii6cr cine groBe &ntaitropbe
m ser aiiItc 2lloSfo's. - 2(n 800
Gbincien ioIlcn ertruntcn icin. -
Gltern ocS @rGii0entenm6r0crS
G5ol1oa5 iino mittelloS mS er.
iuhcn nm itGOtiicbe llntcrihiBina.
- 9lusitcllrng BON Soit6eieblen
luegen 0cS &orriSburger aopitol-
StanOdlS. - 3iuei 9riiOer ouf
Der Sag0 eri6oiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Tlndjt in's \enIeits.

9forfplf, Ta., 49,. September.
Soibna Sorriion aus Gurritud,
N..Gd., iiberfiibrt, oen iiinsen Sobn
6eS StootSienotors geaslep entiiibri
81 baben beging beltte I'M n@laoitone-
Sotcl" SeIbItnoro. 0as Sbergerift
bate ibm einen neucn Yro5eB per.
meigert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
eeasn aeat In Der aratt oer gerOauuua,

oacr anocrcii 06rper. 5rnftoner; oenn lie fberI
riiiiiac 6eiunobeit Geieanei iei oaber baP Ggs
benfen iener meien W1n6e. pel6e, piileno mie
eitt Der Weni6 IN iberindbieem Seniii'e Del
nen icbrpdc6t aus IlpeupfIan3en. oeren Saft ben
Srlnoliotf Der st Seruaro ardnterpiuen btloet
ons iptri'nmite Sorbengrngsmitel gesen Die am
bdligiten bortonmeHhet, aus foloben Sdtudcbcn
eutIte6enoen A1rperiibel bereiteien. lin cine
Brobe foitenirei 81 belommen. aorflre u. 9leus
.St 8ernaro ardnierpiaen" fino In allen slpes
t6eien gu bdbeH Bres 25 9ents
(NtEOSQ l&E)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
VERMONT is OUT.
Triple Defeat Eliminates Tennis Team
from intercollegiate Tournament.

Boston, May 2S.-Play in the New
England Inter, olIc giate Lawn Tennis
Association tournament was begun at
Longwood today when the first round
and part Of the second in singles and
two matches in doubles We're played.
J. /. l.. Larncd Of the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology. who won the
singles champion nip lu1t wear, M.m
two matches today. lie won from j.
X. Thompson of Williams in the first
round ana then defeated l.. +. Stcarns
o. Dartmouth. who earlier in the day
won from J. y. Nyckoff Of Tufts w.
IT, Hooper. If TUfts, defeated r. II.
TiIton of N"'nrri:t i'll the first round
ANA 1llcn beat :. Wolnn Of Amherst,
who Wu# rom y. f. Rusted of Yer
mont in the rcorlinG. In the doubles
Wesleyan won from Vermont and
Brown defeated Williams Vermont is
nov out of The tournament as result
oi the triple dcfcat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
SPORTING NOTES.

a telegram from Thomas GonGboat's
trainer states that the injury to the
famous Indian runners eye j. not SER
ious and that lie will race Frank Ne
brich in Buffalo on Memorial day.
Upon the authority of his trainer and
part owner. John B. Madden, it was
made known At New York Monday that
Salvidcre, regarded as the best 2-year-
old ont last year, will not start in the
Belmont stake Memorial day. Mr..
Madden said that the Gclding has been
troubled Tor some time with an ulCerat-
cd tooth. and that this had hindered
his eating. This is now cured, but
meantime bad weather has prevented
the gelding from taking regular excr-
else, and hence nc will not be ready
to race for period, the length of which
Mr.. Madden could not definitely state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
BASEBALL NOTES.

President John I. Taylor Of the Ros-
ton club was i brief caller Monday at
the Office Of President I'an Johnson nj
Chicago. He was on his way from st
Louis to Philadelphia. and stopped of
for a conference. Both he and President
johnson denied that there was any
baseball significance in the visit. but
they held quite an extended Confab
not Withstanding.
The memory Of the late Frederic +.
O'Conncll, the Boston Posts baseball
editor. who died at West Baden. Ind
April p, is to be perpetuated in the
baseball circles Of Dorchester. his home
district. Congressman Joseph F. O'Con-
nell, his elder brother. has offered 4
massive silver cup. to be known az the
"Frcderic p. O'Connell Cup" to be
competed for by teams composed OF
young men under % years of age who
are residents Of Dorchester.
WprmWOnI nf the Worcester New
England League team was in Lewis
ton TUESDAY. looking VERY fit. it was
orly for Il littl' visit and he viii reioin
his team 1t Erucktor, Wednesday.
"EVcrything has been breaking my
way" he SAYS, getting along fine"
W ormwood is now at the head Of the
league in batting, and has made quite
4 sensation of himself in some of the
games. lie has been laid off for a short
time on account Of a bad shoulder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
Another Bout Arangedfo
July q at Chicago.
Mike Twin Sullivan Leaves Den.
yer, COL, in Deep Disgust.
Says Thai Promoters Want Bo,h
Ends and the Middle.

Chicago. Ill, May 2S.-JinlTnv pr,..
and fattling Nelson are rractic. N
matched To meet in another b;ttln ~.
on July 4, the same conditions me-
prevailed in their last 10 govern HI.
These are the words that o. 4ned
long telegram from Eilly Nolan v.ha
is in Frisco. If"
Nolan states in the Telegram ~.
h. has wired Battling Nelson 20 CON-
West at once and start training FOR ,ho
mill. hat Billy has plans under way
for TINS match is thought true fror,
III" fact that Nelson also hag ,virad
that ne is matched u meet Erin Ill
VIII start for the coast this week
Moan has planned to bring the dur,-
bic Dane to T!uckcc for awhile. tban
t. Luke Tahoe. where Battling VIII CAT
hiMScll into snalc lie will then % n
Frisco, where ne will finish His worI.
~ preparing fol' his battle with Rritt
Nolan does not say before vLat clnh
III" Incn are to meet. whether in 'I7riso,
Los Ang, les or some Nevada civ
u is naturally supposed THAI the fun
VIII clash in Frisco. Should this ~
IT, case I'll" battle would bn staged ~
an opposition 10 the Spuirrs- nurnq
battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
HINTS FROM UNGLAUB.
Bob Tells What Does and What Does
Not Make a Manager.

"DOgfaccd balloons never make bail
managers. Nor do wild men from Bor-
nee.
mo. successful baseball managers do
not chew hay or satisfy their hunger
on raw meat.
"Cnntrary to the general opinion.
they are not cannihalS nor carniverous
beasts. nor hcartless creatures who
chucklc inwardly at human suffering.
Gle does not have to buy Wine for
chorus girls nor give passes to babies
ii the grand stand.
at adds nothing to his accomplish
mcntS as manager to drink. smoke.
chow or swear.
THE first essential Of Z manager is
to he square with himself. his men and
the world. He must be on the III and
UP with everybody connected with the
game.
Goodness gracious and COldarn it,
are strong enough epithcts to apply to
crring bail players. Don't cuSs them.
Treat them as human beings ANA YOU
viii get along all right.
"rhr golden rule is good enough for
mo. Do as Won would he done by
"Fanatics should disabuee their minds
Of the idea that manager must ncces-
sariv he a circus freak or hero in the
red light district
'He must be a plain. honest man who
understands the ms and outs of base
ball, AMI is square in his dealings.
He must be.a man, that's all"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
Augusta VS.. Bangor at
$3.50 on New Field.
II Pleasant the Home Season
Will Open To-day.
Mayor PIaisted Promises TO Put
First Ball Over Plate.

The skies refused to smile yesterday
and consequently the home season of
Augustus Main" State League team
did not open according TO schedule.
There IS promise Of good weather to-
day and this means that the first game
~ the season viii be played on the new
grounds AT 3.30 this afternoon. Bangor
viii bc the visiting team, and the local
fans do not forget that when these
teams last met in Bangor it took IL
innings to settle the supremacy.
As this is tine day before Memorial
dny, wl:ich Hill hc 4 general holiday. it
will not BE- practical to close the stores
durinis tn" afternoon az would have
been don" yesterday if tho day had
h"cI Pheasant enough for tue game.
Manager VIZ ltI Was much pleased ut
me dtjitud" "f ne business men in this
nnttrr ana their enthusiastic co-opera-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
BOXING NOTES.

Rouse OBricn, the South Boston
lightweight. WHO has been trimming the
boxers in New York. is nov after 4
match with Tormly Murphy.
Buddy RYAN, the Chicago wcItcr-
weight, who lost an eye during a row
with his manager, is going to return to
tie ring. Tic has been signed 70 meet
Jack Tnugncrty at Oshkosh June L.
Phil Etcck Of Cleveland won the de-
cisi"n ever Chester Goodwin of Bos-
ton in Il 10-round bout at the CONSOLE
dated A. G. at New York Monday night
In the ninth round Brock missed an
opportunity To knock Goodwin down
twice with right hand smasheS and
later, while the Boston boy was hang
ing over the ropes, Brock kept ham
mcring ut his kidneys. but with little
effect. GuUdWin, however. managed to
stcy the 10 rounds. Patsy Mck"nna Of
Boston ana Terry Edwards Of New
York fought 4 fast Ground draw.
Fred Bradley of Boston was knocked
out by Jack blackburn of Philadelphia
in the second round of the windup az
the Washington Sporting Club Monday
night ut Philadelphia. The result was
q surprise, as Bradley was ut least %
pounds the heavier. 1t was battle of
Drawn and muscle against speed and
science. Blackburn had his opponent
swinging wild the whole time. and kept
jabbing his left into Bradlcy's face
with telling effect. In the second round
Bradley led with his left, but Black
burn blocked. and crossed hard right
below the ear. knocking Bradley down
for the count.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
DIFFERENT THIS YEAR.
Hotels viii Not Be Allowed to Prac-
tice Extortion on Giidden Tourists.

Chicago, May 2S.-Thc committee that
is laying ont the route for tho Gliddcn
tour THIS summer is making a lcsurely
tour of it ANA doing their work thor
oughly.
Dial. II. Lewis, secretary Of the tour
ing board. lots down every particular
regarding, the route stations fer GasO-
lCnc, checking points, hotel rates. gas"-
lcnc rates. garage rates and other data
which must be fixed before tie an
nnuEccnCnt Of The final routine can be
made. At the start Of this. its fourth
annual tour. the \. a. a.. touring board
proposes To know the exact expense
everywhere and proposes also to pro-
vide fur every competitor all the nee
essarv data ou which to work through
ont. Last yolr's tour was robbery
throughout tho country ana pretty
nearly put an end to touring coE,p"ti-
ton. The touring board was at that
time unit to arrange for SlIch an event
and the members Of the a. y. y. re-
hclled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
TIRED OF WAITING.
Lewiston Tells MaIoncy Not to Come
and Engages Frank keeney.

Lewiston. Me. May 2S.-Getting tired OF
waiting for MaIoney of South Boston to
come here to play second base. Manager
Head wired him last night tnat he
needn't take the bother TO make the trip
10 Lewiston. But Lewiston is going to
have n second baseman, however, and
from all that is heard of him it looks az
If he will make a strong acquisition TO
the nine. His name is Frank Keeney of
Cambridge, Mass. Keeney was talked
with over the telephone last night and
said that he would leave for Lewiston
this morning. He has played in strong
independent teams in Massachusetts.
Keeney is not only a second baseman but
also a pitcher. 1t was only last Satur-
day afternoon that he won a game of II
innings in which the score was to l.