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Graham guardian., 1907-02-22

R. II. Daniels of the Hot Springs
Oil company, is in Stafford on
business.
Graham guardian., 1907-02-22

Edward N. Buck is spending a
few days in Stafford,
Graham guardian., 1907-02-22

Remember your dog tax-it
must be paid by March lst.
Graham guardian., 1907-02-22

TO-DAY the GUARDIAN is twelve
cars old.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Bird's Queer Pi;qht.

A fiuttering in the iue leading from
the kitchen stove attracted the at,en-
ton of Mrs. J. Edward Sims the other
morning.
When Mr.. Sims came in he was
asked to investigate. and much 10 his
surprise found in the stove pipe. only
few feet from the gas flame a red
headed woodpecker. How the bird go,
into that predicament cannot be ex.
planned, but he must have entered at
the chimney top and worked his way
downward. Perhaps he was law and
was looking for a hole to build his
nest In, without drilling one into the
wood. His bright coat of red. white
and black was subdued to a sootv
brown and in outward appearances he
resembled the chimney sweep. ana he
vas sasping for fresh cir when re-
ieased.-Columbus Dispatch
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Oxford Manhoo,i

When one comes to Oxford and meets
undergrads after their games and
sports in college room, half-nude.
physically and morally elated. vet
quiet in their strength. concentration
and respectfulness. one cannot but
think of Athenian ephebes or Theban
sacred bands. II is the male untouched
by the scorching fire of the female
This is the heyday of early manhood
Europe has no other country in which
the fine fibre of unbroken and youth
full manhood can be seen to the same
advantage-Tatler
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Congress and Oak Streets
last Sunday evening when the follow
ing musical program was given:
Ely Orchestra

last Sunday evening when the follow
ing musical program was given:
Ely Orchestra.
Marie Zelezny Ely, violin.
Shirley Nj. Heth, cello. E
S. Jennie Howe, piano.
Selection. Babes in Toyland," Herbert
Trio. Romance Juddahsohm
Cello Solo, Prize Song,'' Wagner
Trio, Roses Honeymoon" Bratton
Trio. apple Blossoms johnson
IDtermezZo. lola" LOFTS
Trio. Sing Me to Sleep"
The grocers' picnic, composed OF
Lewiston and Auburn provision deal
ers. will hold their annual picnic here
July "a. Several members of the
committee Of arrangements were here
on Monday perfecting plans. The par
~. numbering nearly three hundred.
will dine at this hotel. A ball game
will be one of the special features Of
the afternoon. Payne's orchestra will
accompany the party and a dance will
be occur at the Union House.
On Tuesday evening the regular
whist party of the week took place.
Some high scores were made by
number of the players. Several unique
prizes were captured by the ladies
and gentlemen having made the two
highest scores.
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Wherein Bryan surpasses Jetf.rso,

Yet the Sage Of Monticello was not
an orator in the sense that Mr.. Bryan
Is an orator. He was an earnest man.
deeply intellectual man, who could
think with remarkable clearness and
straightness. But there were no.
thrills in his style of speaking. The
eye In fine frenzy rolling, the voice vi.
brating with emotion, had been denied
him. III he were living today, and
should challenge Mr.. Bryan to a con.
est for oratorical honors, the proba.
bility is that Mr.. jefferson would BIO n
poor second.-Baitimore Sun.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Inc First jump NHinir- ~
nandc

From a recent
assay made OF an
average sample of
sorted ore such as
We are now get
ting ready to ship
1T was found to
contain $500 in
gold, ii ounces
of silver value at
$40 and 69G
lead value total
value, allowing
only .O3 cents a
pound for lead
$3.50.
For q Skart Tine This
Stock Can Be Had
For IS Cents . Share
,. w. pHbLlIpo
Fiscal Agent,
Beverly, Mass.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Xacuum-Made lee

While the use OF refrigerating mix.
lures remains limited to the produc-
ton OF very small quantities OF ice,
system almost abandoned-that of
ice production by a vacuum-appears
likely to be employed to a consider
able extent. thanks to steam injec
tors. observer NJ. Charles Lambert
TO the French civil engineers. He
called upon electricians to- design
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
ALL IS ACTIVITY AT THE PEAKS
HosTELRY AND ROOMS Al. 4,
MOST AT A PREMIUM. .
Interesting lettings Of the Life and
Gayety Of the Guests.


At this popular hosiery all is actiy.
ity and Mine Host Rowe is having a
record breaking season. On the Fourth
the house sheltered one hundred and
ten guests, against sixty-five at this
time last season. On every incoming
boat guests are arriving daily, and by
another week his genial clerk, Chas.
wilson, will be trying to solve the
vexed problem with latecomers. IT'S
not the room I'd like to give YOU
put It's what room can / give your"
Inc Union and Coronado are begin
ming 10 assume their usual summer
aspect
Mrs. A. E. Snowman and daughter
Miss snowman, OF Boston were guests
at this hotel on Friday. They ac-
companied Mr.. Snowman on his fne
yacht "Kiwassa," one of the Massa-
chusetts Yacht feet, which was an
chored on Forest City landing for a
nights tarry, en- route for Bar Har-
bor
Mr.. Alfred E. Hertzog and Mr..
George c. SheetZ, instructors Of man
uai training in the Philadelphia high
school, are among recent arrivals here
10 remain for an extended stay.
A party OF six auto tourists from
Augusta including Chas. A. Milliken.
weston Lewis, Chas r. Smith. Mrs.
J. X Smith, F. o. Howard and Mrs.
Howard dined here on Friday.
One OF the weeks pleasant affairs
was the Observance of Mr.. Gilbert
Ely's twenty-first birthday. Mr.. Ely
Is manager Of the summer company
playing this season at the Gem. and
mas become popular with everybody.
He was the recipient of many gifts.
some OF which bearing on the Iudi-
crous nature. toys Of all sorts, large
and small, including the veritable
Teddy BEAR" so dear to the heart of
child at the present day. A birth.
day cake bearing twenty-one lighted
candles served as a reminder of the
pleasant occasion, which was a genu-
Inc surprise, but none the less enjoy
able.
A whist party on Tuesday evening.
inciuding twelve tables, proved an en-
Joyable affair to many devotees of this
form of amusement. The affair was
ably managed by Mrs II. c. Sawyer.
Miss Shirley Heth made the highest
ladies' score. winning as first prize
a pretty souvenir Longfellow plate.
Mr.. w. A. Pressey won first gentle
mans prize.
The dance which occurred on Satur-
day evening afforded much enjoy
ment for the young people. some thirty
couples participating. Another dance
will follow on Wednesday evening.
Quite a party of friends gathered at
Forest City landing on Saturday af-
ternoon TO extend best wishes and
good byes' to- Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Virgien, prior to- their departure on
the steamer Pilgrim for the city. en-
route to Brooklyn. N. Y. II may not be
generally known but the newly mar
ried couple have been passing their
honeymoon since the middle of June
as guests at the Peaks Island House.
and as IL was here at Peaks the rom
ance began three years ago. It is not
to be wondered at that the lovers
should wish to- spend their honey
moon at dear old Peaks with its ten
der associations.
The Sunday evening concerts given
nv rembers Of the house orchestra
are proving pleasant feature this
season. The second concert occurred
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apparatus for the direct production
OF cold by electricity by means OF
the weiiknown thermo-electric reac-
tion-not that a high yield is to be
expected. but perhaps such SIMPLE
lily OF working as might render its
use possible in countries where mo.
1--WE power is cheap might be at
tained.-Engineer.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11

A Chinese merchant OF Pekin. who
was convicted Of murder, was sentenced
to death by being deprived OF sleep
-Four warders kept watch over him 10
keep him awake. and on the tenth day
he died.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11

The corporation Of Ipswich. Eng
land, has decided to allow dogs to be
carried as paying passengers in the
electric street cars. The fare Is to r,
two cents.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11

n. w. BOWkN, Postofice, Chebeagus
Island Souvenir Store Best line Of Island
and Boy Postal Cards. We have lust
what You want In Candies, ell select sort.
1oek Boxes and Call Boxes To Rent.
Sporting and Base Ball Goods, STATIONERY,
Psriodicals-- Public Library.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
Ash Point Cottage Lots
on Casco Bays most
beautiful shore
Il. II. SFAOLDlNS, So. Harpswell, Me.
Chambers Military
Band and Orchestra
o. J. MACDONALD

Any combination Of musicians from
an orchestra OF three pieces to a mill
tary band OF forty, furnished at short
notice. Headquarters, 81 Monument
square. Tel. 1Cf3-12. G. NJ. Brooks.
agent.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11
William A. Trufant
nutOn,s Landing,
Island, MaiI

Hb"HCOu-s LanuInG, Chcbeague
Island, Maine.
Parties can secure pleasure boats OF all
kinds for all occasions, also Naphtha
Launches capable Of carrying twenty pas
sengers with experienced men in charge.
Row boats to let at reasonable charges.
Wharf Privileges to let.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
SPEAK OUT
NOma PeOplr Endorse Was Key. UegOUnCp HOggatt.

A5srEey attended mass meeting s' None 'sS, z5a:s s5ops-d the 10 loving resolution. e-so- .aE OeIeCs'e Wsskey a2f coo5eu1.-c Ggv HoECatt:
 ..WA.. es>. Oar 6e eEsre 10 cougree Eo-. F--1s T Wsskey, is making ST honest eEo-, 70 tl G.. his pri1r-Alecrion p.e-ze> by secu-.aE for Alaska terri to-sA. firm e: government snd needed changes |r oar Uta.ag laws; su5,
 "Nhe-eaS. The sad delegate Is meet .cr xE.s he opposition Of W. 8. Hog, Ea;,. ,h- appointed governor Of A'ssks, 10 -ec--.aS uuch-oeeded leglsls'ioo 51- .as -.-.o- iodast-y oF Alssks, .-e-ss.-- 5ar
 .E;->1 ~s-. 7v the people Of Seward Per c-a.a. .1 mass nesunE as<snb e vEa. us cr--aod the stand taken by 5e. eca.- .- congress. and assure him 11- t.--.e r01a-r 55- hiS manly efor's .- --.. ... .ra aeo7.e ot Alaska
 R.. s... Isa- Ne 5enounce Gov s--. .-.-. -....., .a-z-s-r-Dcs 10 Iegis .a...- -- -.-~ ss sr uuwarrsOled sOc s-- -... a--.-a.-ou ot privilege 10 Jhe .-.--.,. .. e.-.. .--;.onS.
 ....-..-.. - Ha, We deem changes jn 1-- -....- avs a- ,h.~ session ol con --a~, .. aa.... ..--uJIot importance. '
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 .T.. a.>. speech o' the evening was -s5- .y ..1- NsNauChc, the nioiue us- ...-4 . .5to- Of the san Fran c.>s k. v-. v4s .av.,ed to address ths --...-- 5e pad glowing tri- baa B. N.-s a-5 rbe future poSsi5ll- .;.a> .. :..s north and. and With al o-~> s.-.- a--sl tae people to de a...a ..-. -a.s. so5 70 Go It st once. g..~. .. -.... they were entitled 10 ss s..-. ... ....-.eac s.,.rau> Nv. Nc. Na.-.. s -- a.c.1eaj and polished .-.,.- ... -.> remarks were istened .5 s.sa..sy aa4 frequently a?- -.-...a.
 "A Day Casr.es Brown, Jud Ea.5.- s. 4-a-s7 s2G Joseph Chsl- berg >..>a rom their respective o..-. .. -.-v. yh.~.ss Brown being The ou , oa- vl. -o5S a stand favorable to C-- ..----- lie vas quickly talked aea- -s ..- -.5e- speakers, ali ot vh.- 1.a-..y endorsed WaSkey $ 1..--.s.> a. Washington sOa praised E.- s.- .ae yo. B he has ready 6oLe.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23

guIL ABGHAMS, Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
20 per cent. discount POST CARDS
Alaska Cydsr Novelties
 SumsIhing New

The latest thing out IS su Alaska ce5s- postal cs0l IJ Is typical Of :hIs l.s.-tc, and illustrative of one Of its r-es,e,c aa7 best resources. It is more rha- shs,- h IS hjEa,y artistic, Our ca-5- are illustrated 10 Alaskan and other aes.cus done in typography. The car5> are usle and Ihe decorating done sa A.a>sa-
 We have plaques and other novelties 70 A,s>sa .eaag. Call at our store and s-e ;re- Nou will enjoy lOoSiug a' them whether you desire to buy any or not.
 We have the most Up-to-dAbe and best seIec.-a sock of iewslry, watches clocks, cat -.AsS, chinawsre and novel, ties in Alaska OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
 Our repair department leads. Il makes things AS GOOD AS NEW.
 FREE EXAMINATIONS Of the eyes by con peJenJ examiners.
 J. Ikula, OpSiciSa sod Jewsler.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
BIG TIME
\. R. Will Celrbrate Eighth
 Birthday

CauO SkaEu&y. Arcuc Brotherhood, vlll coumeuo~ate it's eighth anniver- >avy next TaC>isy eve~ing st it's hall i1 Jh5s c..l v.;h aa annual banquet. The banquet vii follow the regular meeting of ,he camp al which there will be .a.t.srosy ceCeDonlcS-
 yaug Ea,1ss hss been invited to be pCt sas ard has accepted the invitation, 4 fa-se a.Jsaisace iS expected from shs, ?. scs.
 he con n.;tse hsving charge of ths ascoasr consists Of DC. L, .. Keller, J, \. Nst; e> sa5 Matthew Bridge
 The A0c.c E0o,herhOod was organ szs5 .- ,a.> c,sy Feb. 2S, IS99, hence its eighth yra- sS -lst c0ulaE to s close.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
sAvr vcra DoLLARs

- 0.- t->. .... ..H..r r- .n ..'-. I' w.'0 ra ut E...- service ta you The lack oi uu eg .a.-.- ga.m.- n >erv. That Is N.s r.- -..a.. -slr a n1r'i0D of 70 ar -s.-rF. .~ ,a-r.1. $. " Ila 0H CA~.
 T.. five n.r-erar plus d .rdend efr0- rg Gur Bonds Q. rla Northern ~n- ..r'..> and 4acs.ng Company, "fa- ..a ~--.-r H. nr~- .uva-ru nt ir n . NAV .t yin -fEs. F. 0u The m rzar IT,. E.. s are n.es.d .y &aN E-t'e ..u... - .a.. Gs D 70 D. ha .a-L-s- "r.-. ..mr....> .a .aa va-r rra. ..n D. rm.# sn- ru .ea n11.1Iv. s7u r-r.. ,~ s..a n.F1a1- So f1 'G ! ElIl ..~u ,aH ns...r ma tar na--ce1. u0 tr.r -0H.er.1 1...i .- ..sr-E rara 0f and returning roa Naur ur.-c.pal
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
Notice to Public

! have authorized Wr. ?. B. 'ra~e, '0 assume f.l. charge oi my aT rrS Ll r50uec. .10u with ru DC the IG..e. House during ny sh>en.e.
 NES. Y. =. PULLUN. S,sgway, Nov. 2S, lso6, u
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
Coal and Wood

Cal. ur the Alaska Transfer conn .0r ..~ c0a. WruG ard -.ud ing. All rr .er> promptly attended 10. Phone lu
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23

a r-aa. --oo-tu1.ty to save money = .e .- a-t.-, a-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25

need to play better ON the offensive;
they seem good enough now on the
defensive. The Navy used all It's reg
ulhr players-thosc who will Inc up
against the Army next Satur1 ~; 80
II may be seen that the Techs We're
ctttending against one OF tho strong
est aggregations, 10 the East.
Other games OF the greatest local
interest will be that witnessed between
in Norfolk, and the game between Rich
mond College and William and Mary,
in Newport News. The latter In one
OF the championship series for the
Eastern State Intercollegiate League.
BY defeating Randolph and
Hampden. Sidney: William and Mary is
now In the lead. Hampden-Sidney is
among Richmond College. Randolph
Macon and William and Mary.
The game to have been played between
Richmond College and Randolph Ma
con Saturday was postponed, on ac-
count of the Indictment weather, to next
Saturday. in Richmond
The Carlisle Indians this year have
developed ell. into one of the greatest
f Ieams s sna. has ever come from the
and outmanouvred, Carlisle's fast, open
style Of play. winning the game de-
spite. the terrible earnestness with
which the Chicagoans Tough. every
inch of ground.
4ale's defeat OF Harvard was to have
sae expected. 1t was thought pretty
generally that IL would have heen by
bigger score. but the sons OF Eli were
content to score touchdown in each
hall. and When the Crimson came near
to scoring on them. they showed an
adamantine line that was superb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25
RIDE TO- HOUNDS
ON THANKSGIVING
Deep Run Hunt Club Will Re-
main at Homo This
Season.
-------- ...
LONG DRAG is PROMISED
Will Lunch at | o'clock and
Then the Football
Game.
LONG DRAG is PROMISED II Il

Riders of the Deep Fun Hunt CLUB
will change their usual Thanksgiving
plans this year. and instead OF gong
to Boscobcl Will remain at homo ana
go over the local fields for good. long
ride. The Thanksgiving hunt lis al
ways one to be looked forward TO- ana
on a fine, frosty morning of a Thanks
giving Day. with the scent lying Weil
and the fields still Iank with the dew.
tho enthusiasm of the riders Is equal
only to the broad acres over which
they travel. Given fair morning
next Thursday with the air cold enough
to send ones blood tlngltng through
ones veins. as if with new transfu-
sion of life. there Will be n larse Held.
and the hunters will ride to hounds as
they did In the good old days across
the fields OF merry England.
The meet will be at the Reservoir
at 1880 O'clock. Il long drag Is
promised, and the riders are expected
10 be In the pink of condition II they
to stiff course. Tho drag will by
laid from the Reservoir. through
Smith farm. thence through Grant Grant,
lands. and there wide turn VIII DO
made back to the club.
luncheon will be served at o'clock
to the club members and their guests.
and everything will be- over in time
for the great Thanksgiving. game be-
tween v, P. l. and North Carolina.
Interest in the hunt club has reach.
cd high point this year. and many
good meets have been held. The meet.
scheduled for last Saturday was given.
up on account OF the extremely BAD
weather. On Thursday. however, all
those who were disappointed will be.
given tho chance to make UP. for all
they have lost; and to whet their np-
fashioned. but highly delightful and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25

man. with beard bit gray. who was
caught in a rainstorm start off at a
good clip. The swing of his hips. his
even strides and tho good management
of his arms told me that here was an
old-timer in the track athletic game.
II couldn't see his face, but the body
action was very familiar. 1t gave ME
some trouble to get UP alongside OF
him. because he was pegging right
along. When ! did saw 1t was man
who was crack miller in his day In
the colleges You can't mistake them.
tits interesting, too. to see the diff
ferences In style. Sprinters all have
high knee action and reaching stride.
The middle distance men have that
curious combination of styles which
,partakes little bit of tho long dis
lance gait, where the men saye energy
by keeping their feet pretty close to
the ground at all times and not lifting
them too high either front or rear.
Some rainy days I could pick a good
track team from my Office Window
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25
VARSITY TEAM
NEEDS PRACTICE
Rain Has Kept the Men Within
Doors for a Week
Past.
a. 8 NJ. TOUGH PROPOSITION
Unbcaten Carolina lima; Eleven Will ". 1:
Make Things Lively on l :.
Thanksgiving.
M. TOUGH PROPOSITION
rsnec,al 10 The rime..ptspa,cln. !

Especial 10 Inc lines. DlspdtSH.l
cHARLoTTEsvILLE. VA. Novem.
the past week has interfered very ma
terially with football practice at the
University OF Virginia and the var
tie. II any. progress. Lambeth Field
has been soggy and totally unfit for
strenuous work such as Is needed nov
in order to put the eleven in In, shape z
North Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, to be played In Nor.
folk.
proposes to let the varsity have It's
The two teams viii probably play two
twenty five-minute halves. and 1t will
he we'll worth seeing. for the varsity
advantage in Its last appearance on the
home grounds and the scrubs. on the
other hand. will try and show those
present how we'll they can hold the
varsity. This will be the last opppor-
next Thursday.
The men came out Of the game
against Georgetown, practically with
out an injy which speaks ssa exceed 2SSsi
cal condition. Few thought that the
entire team would come out OF that
contest without a scar. This week.
on accountnof the rain. the ualiy scned-
ule has consisted mainly OF signal prac-
tice.
All college realizes that Virginia
will be up against a strong team
Thursday team which has not suf-
fered defeat this season. A. and N.
will bring to Norfolk q sturdy aggre;;
CATION, not man In the backheld
Weighing less than ITO pounds. Will
son TIE alsovssrn haf1as niax and fefs
half. ard practically the whole Of last
years team will be IN the lineup.
the 4. and NJ. eleven. as the team is
conceded to be the strongest In the Tar
Heel State now. On Thursday night
a sort of ante-game Jubilee was held
at the Academy OF. Music In Raleigh.
participated in by managers and play
ers and their friends, rooters and sym-
pathtzers, who EXPECT to 50 on the
IS BY prominent citizens Of Rale !;is
team. The travelling passenger agent
OF the Seaboard is. making. ample
for carrying an immense
crowd to Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25
RECORDS WILL 60
At 0RMOND BEACH.
Cars to Qualify at a Speed Of
One Hundred Miles
an Hour.
TWO MILES A MINUTE.
Vanderbilt, Who Made Mile in
80 Seconds, Says Car Jumped
in Air.

NEW YORK. November e4,-Few
who saw the great record ride will
ever forget the mile in 80 by William
K. Vanderbilt, Jr., at Ormond. In 1904.
When Mr.. Vanderbilt completed that
great drive, other autoists asked him,
with their breath coming in short
gasps, whether he had been able to
remain on the ground all through.t
Mr.. Vanderbilt assured his frlends .hae
his car Jumped oftentimes almost q
world cried "Fake!n THAT IS. the world
which was not at ormond that year.
All this Is history. but to.day they
are about to require cur to qualify
rate OF 100 miles an hour. and few
wonder at tho requirement, believing
that It will be done. That is n rate
Of thirsy1sX seconds to the mile and
the ordinary. The coming ormond
two miles in 5s4-o seconds cut into
very rs de- a9 rn freak
Stock cars are likely to beat the
Vanderbilt record Of thirty-nine sec
onds, and special racing cars construct
ed IN are keiS to peat he
is there to toll OF tho wonderful speed
possible when the American makers
make their trials? And who Is there
upward progress?
The battle OF the American and the
European giants and the battle against
the tide-rolled sands. and history will
60 forward yet another notch. The
time is ripe in March for great dotngs;
and bott, the American makers end ti
rather Time such a drubbing as he
never received before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25

NEW YORK November e4.--Thanks,
giving week practically CLOSES the pro-
gram Of outdoor sports for the current
Year, ana as usual at this period the
next seven days will bring decisions
In q number Of events Of unusual ath-
football games to be played, and DO tn
viii take place on Franklin Field,
Philadelphia. The first between Cor-
inell and Pennsylvania isi. down for
Thursday, and the second, the annual
meeting Of the Army and the Navy, for
Saturday. Resides tllesG two games
there Will be a golf tournament It
Lakewood and the Inter-C ollegtate
cross county championship at Prince
q Naturally, chief interest centpee In
tho two remaining big football II games,
10th promise TO be stubbo rnly fought
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-25
SPORTING EVENTS OF THE WEEK

sylvanla, Princeton, syracuse and Yale.
The teams In the aggregate will
make up seventy Individual runners.
Cornell Is the fnvorite with Yale and
Pennsylvania, close second choices,
Tho annual sclr championship at
Lakewood Thursday will attract near
ly all the best players OF the country
With Jerome D, Travers, standing out
us the probable winner,
Harvard Vale, Princeton and Colum-
sbin Will play theif annual four-corner-
tho Christmas holidays. They have se~
locted December alst toaalth as the
dates. 5s.s3s III
5tic Rennings track, after which date
New Orleans aud the two California
strlclss will have "a nlonopoly OF horse~
racing until next SPYING,