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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-24
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-24

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-24
JEWELLERS.
UNDERWRITERS.


L. M. PENWELLs funeral director ana
s.,e1HlDainer First class service reason
anie prices. 5ll Quincy str Both phones is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
SNAGS AHEAD.
Grief Awaits Those Who Persist II
Winter Play In California

The major league BAH players, head
ed by Hal Chase and George Morjar:tv.
who are playing with the outlaw CALI
fornia State League will come to grief
II they persist in ignoring the order of
the National Commission not to nav
with these clubs. Several fines will be
inflicted shortly. and these will more
than eat up what salary the players arc,
getting out on the coast
Ball players. VINO are wen paid for
SIX months work in the summer.
should protect their employers BY not
indulging in the game during the off
season.
1t is organized baseball which has
made it possible for ball players to
draw enormous salaries, and these
short-sighted players are killing the
goose which lays the golden eggs.
The prosperity which the game en-
joys seems to have turned the heads
not only of few ball players but also
OF some magnateS, who are talking Of
outlaWing themselves in an effort 20
change their circuits TO suit them
selves. The outcome cannot possibly be
beneficial to baseball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
Joe Kelley
For Boston T?

New York, Oct. 3G-Managc: Joe Ken "
of TIE Toronto club VI He Eastern
League is nor averSc Ia landing tho
Boston National League cuh FOR ~ s. and
it is known HAT President G-"rge T.
DOvey Of tho Boston citih rnIrl.'; well Of
Kelley. II Will 40; he III m ast"nishint,
if the TWO get .c.ct!lcr during tile pres
ent meeting and talk over IN" situation.
President Doi-y las IN" nitlaSi .,:!;f,iia
ton for T"laeN. Last arr manager. as
Il player, hnt is inclined 10 I ink il viii
be possible 10 enclne :. fianaC-G irno will
accomplish better results ihan were Sc
cured last season
There has been u lot of talk That X cilrv
does not want to come To Boston bur
there is nothing at all to that. He would
like nothing better if matters can be ar
ranged satisfactorily Kelley said todav
he thought Eostcn had some very good
material. in its team and that il ought to
be easily possible to make n bette, show
ing next season than was made in tn,
last.
Kelley makes his home in Baltimore
hut was born in Cambridge and made
that city his home until he Joined tl,,,
baltimore club in the early COS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
PRACTICE AT YALE.
Scrubs Beat Varsity and Nearly Make
A Second Score.

New Haven. CT. oct :n-The Vale
regulars Tuesday by taking TIL fall ovei
their Eorl line for IN" only touchdown,
made during the day. bnt they almost
scored q second time. The practice was
heightened to twice the time the coache.
intended 10 make the teams play in oidef
that the regulars might have a chance to
escape defeat and tie the score but after
playing r. minutes the Varsity had an
other narrow call and the drill was
stopped
Andrus. the giant guard. was the line
Oorer called upon to tear ZIP the Varsity
after the scrubs had taken the bail to the
1h-yard line. and he ate Up distance
enough to push his way over the line.
Overall and Rush on the scrub gave the
VARSITY their second scare. Thcy inter
cepted q long pass and shot 30 wards to
the 'Varsity's o5-yard line The scrubs
forward passes were blocked here and the
score averted
1t was had day for Quarterback Tad
Jones. He was plainly on, Of form ana
the coaches relieved him in the middle Of
the practice. Dimes replaced him
Ten coaches tried 10 give the VARSITY
an inspiration. including nr EnI. Or.
Hammond. ex-Captair Chamberlain.
Flanders. Rockwell. Knox. Goss. Vaeder
ana Kinney. Eeeder was in uniform AMI
played l. rninntes on the second team n
illustrat" how Princeton formations Az,
worked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
CHANGE or PLANS.
5owdoinT Tufts Run Will Be- Held at
Brunswick.

Brunswick. Me- Oct so - Special. :
|, has been decided 10 rnn III" cross
country race with TUFTS here IL Eruns-
WICK instead Of in Portland .& vas
hplgh, Of at first. Til" start will be
m1fe from the Theta Dalta chi Fra
lernity house about O'Clock Satur-
day morning and the course viii be
tiy" miles in length over practices lIy
tn sam" ground as in, trials Wt"" ran
Oh Monday. In deciding the race each
man will b" numbered in HE order NJ
finishing ana will count that number
for his team. The side getting the
least number Of prints Will Win The
RnWttcin team is in strict training eat
ing only thH most nouriShin@ fno;i md
k. eping regular hour. 50 .nst when
Saturday }nprning comes tNrly lu1;
W!i ne in the host a condition. Homes
arr high for victory f"r The Bns..la;n
team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
MCNAMARA AND LOW.
Winners Of Second Event In Coli Meet
At Brookline.

BroOklne. Mass. Oct ?0-TOm Nc
Nainara Of Fall River and George Low
Of Baltusrol won the four-ball four
some st the Country Club today. the
second event in the annual meeting OF
the Eastern Professional Golfers AS
socia ton. Mcnamara and Low had Il
stroke to spare over John Hutchinson
of =. Andrews ard Matt Campbell of
the Country Club who won second
money, While Donald Ross Of Oakley
and jack Campbell Of Philadelphia
took third place. The first prize was
so. the second $50 and the third $50.
Ross won the special prize of s25 for
The best IS holes score. making the af-
ternOon round in y strokes.
The players We're compelled to con-
tend against strong northwest wind
and unusual cold weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
Scrimmage Closes Dis
Couraging Practice.
Yale Varsity Team Meets De-
feat al Hands Of Scrubs.
Dartmouth Team Holds Practice In
Pouring Rain.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. 30.-1n the
scrimmagc which closed The rather dis
couraging practice on Soldiers field
yesterday afternoon the Varsity after
q long exchange of pnntS scored Il
touchdown on The second team. but
were unable. 10 hold th- second team
from scoring by . long SERIES Of linr
plays
TIL" =cri!nInIgc vas E"ld on the
Freshman grid.rnn in driving ram.
which made. tn. pigskin slippery and
the field soft ard muddy. II spite Of
the preliminary ,'ril which Lieutenant
Graves ard rcach cuts gave the line
men before the scrimn,ase III. work
Of the Varsity was Very poor. The
play, even when reinforced by Captain
Parker. was crippled by the failure OF
the linz TO open mp holes for the backs.
The work Of the ends was far b"tt'-,
than il has been Pcircr lnanagcC 70
get down tht Geld under punts WIN
the ball. ana Macdonald was not far
behind him. Their yackling il still
rather weak, but is improving.
AS on Monday the interest conferred
around Lieutenant Graves With The
Varsity linr IN the wing aga in=t wing
formation, ne spent about ~ :il'nut@-s
watching Tive center trio and tacii"
in opening mp holes. d-voting NOR" al
tentiOn yesterday tn the defen+iNr
work Parker. Grant. Waldo Perce and
Burr received most Of his airent---,.
and when he got through Win them
they We're abl;, 10 carry the whole OPP
posing line orE Of the way - a sn"-d
nearly up 20 Sprinting time.
Burr again came III for considerable
coaching. but soon satisfied GT;tv9:'.
who gave CAPTAIN Parker = :cN points.
Fish, 700. W&S given conSid"rai" st
tention on ~" defensive work worn
the VARSITY 'nr- managed t. nnld US
ing the finer ls,int@ Of d.""loc Wh!ri1
Graves has ha'Hl giving Th..n. II he
scrmmagf howe YER II" work Of the
Varsity line vas very weak
For the second team. Cooper ne
right end again played Il c"n~piclpus-
1y good game. s'iu "nS n:t,In. Ii box
in Peirct. AT tr,i end. Br@rn MS ar
weaker rhan Macdonald and Houston
who replaced him v3S also unable 10
Outplav tn" old Varsity end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
A DOUBLE VICTORY.
Wilson's Co!ors Win Twice on Pace
Track at Jamaica,

New York. Oct. 3o-D T. Wilson. Jrs
chlrrs were carried 70 victory twice a,
Jamaica Tuesday by Alteration and Mon
tort, tn" only successful favorites OF the
day
Alteration was backed down to Q to ,r
to win the Savvilln STAKES. which was r,,,,
over a slow track. Duear cot hc, away
slowly and took her wide on the lower
turn. Ait"r that she was in severa; peck
cts bnt finally Dnsan took her to the out
she AT tie head of the stretch. and she
preeZed nome winner hv length over
flowaw;;y, who beat Yorklst head.
Monfort was successful in the handjca n
feat'1re in spite of another hungline. ride
ny DuGan. The Ornament. colt WA
pounds the best. however and rolled
nome ~ two lengths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
OAK GROVE II: HALLOWELL 0.
Home Cane 1t Oak Grove Wins Hard
Foa.ht Ec3t.a:i Game

VassalbGro. No. t',.t 80 ',.s,.i;.D
The game act:.""ii +>,:.: .rnNa ard
Hallowel. was ca!i.-A ~ ')a-.; Grove al
3 O'clock The 4.t.n~ T.:> Interesting
and weiA rlay".! ~ :,..!r .oa,ns. how
ever the hon t+e'7' -a'. ye-' incal c'I AZ
superior ;nroucll6a- ,h>' c:.r,-. b. .nc
especially slroi.@ ~, defence. Tri,eN al
Oak Grove n" la",-, hi 'snin rlii
sending Clar; 1hr";.gh lif li!- and
Brown ;.rnnn.i tn" t.l't- '-.f good gains
In the frsr iiF. x, lj,.:; >: ,i.y ! ,ril
was pushed tir-n'.gl ,..r lie IT. >
touchdown blt ta;;ei !. y .aI. ':ha vi>i-
tors took d brare arc Hc!G r',f. hall dur
ing the g--tter idri =! re !;f.r sl3ii ;
however Oak Groves goal was ne"c!
seriously thrt tened. in r1. second hall
the home team hr!ti the ball most of
the time. carrying il BY short end runs
and line plunges to The visitors %
yard line Here Oak Grove was pen
allied II yards for nurdling. Two at
tenpts at end runs nett"d no gains
Then Clark .,unted over the line. Tobey
falling on the bail for q touchdown
Clark kicked an easy goal. Win thee
minutes to play Oak Grove carried inc
ball to the vicitors' 3-vard line When
time was called. Final score. Oak
Grove II; Hallowell .. Tire lineup
Oak Grove-Chasr u, Pope. IL /:
Wtobcr. lg,; Warren. c: To,ah. re.
Nand"rhoon. TT; NiiSipW. re- Tobcy.
On: Hayfor;i. ri: Brown. ii. ,carrain) :.
CLARK. fb.
Hanow.ll--A. Faiconi. ro: Wood. ~:
FISH. re-: Smith. e: Blake lg. Nj lal-
conf. Il; Carey. le: Douglass (captain)
nh; Niles, RI; Roy Fuller. III: Ful-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

''N' - Hfn"ii;' called Congalton out
70 lrsf on mighty close decision.
wen. now what do you think OF
''"' ne Sfld Bunk was safe by q
mile. WI. be matter with Won
Connolly
IN" most o,t W sant one out t.
DouSh"rty.
an. i'atSy. my boy. you're All RICH.
ron w"H the flag for liz once and the
going has not been quite 50 smooth
since. remarked the laxative fan.
Hello. here comes Bob" he added
nay" given up figuring on the hes;
way I" hold a bar. Old Anson held il
over MS shoulder. and Mike Kelley had
about the same style. These new mer
mold II right in front Of them ana chor
away. They don't set the old su ing the
boys did years ago.
Glaze. You're doing good work now
Illat boy will make Il pitcher if he only
saves his strength. Take il easy. Glaze
my boy"
trglaub up. I'D give a dollar if Bob
would line it down the line" but Rob
struck out.
Yes. Knight is playing good ball no
OF school three years. He did great
work for us out West Of course Won
can't expect to get q Collins once in a
generation or a Jerry Denny Jimmy
nad that finish in his playing that you
dont often see. Denny played with
Providence. and was a great man in
his time"
In the fourth inning. when Wagner
s"' hit TO center the prosperous fan
shouted out: "Great SPOT to hit them"
Congalton at bat. Say. how do you
pronounce his name. any waye Some
call il Congallton some leave on the
6 Give us the straight word"
When Congalton got caught between
first and second there was a look Of
distress on the bleacherite's face KEEL
Icy would have never got caught like
that. he said. He would iump IN and
LEI the ball hit him in the back Of the
h';'d- Tricky hoy, rhal Kelley. Well. We
are billing the ball anyway. Four rms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

ahead. and if CIV was pitching we
could go home satisfied"
DonahOe of the SOX here biffS the ba II
for homer to center field. "Whew
only one run ahead now Too bad.
That was a lucky poke. A yard either
way and Sully or Congalton would
have had it.
Hello. Freddie Parent is going to bat
for Glaze. He's a good sticker'
Fred hit for three bases Barrett next
slammed one 81 fact that Davis was IN
able to handle the ball "Well, did Won
hear that hat hit the ball? Yon bet the
leather was going some Another hit for
Sulv. Batting some. eho
what Cy Young going in fo~ Glaze"
We need him for tomorrow. Cv. Won had
better keep them high for Doueherty.
Hes pretty tall boy
Keep EN- close for Hicl, Cy. Ee don't
like 'em there"
PATTERSON pitching for Chicago. Ell
hes got quite a drop, and it's working. :"
wen they are hitting Cy. too. See
ga" game. Hand one to plav. A base on
nalls. Why. Cy: Look out there. old
man.
When burt was hit toward C- and he
threw to first and got his man. tie crowd
expressed disri"asure because lie did n,r
Try 10 get the player at third
That's all right" said the to]lxat,ya
ran He couldn't do it. He was away
OUT OF position to throw there and he
was sn"e of his man at first"
~ IS hftla bit stiff. That Thinning
game stiffened him up bit. Make him
hit the bail. Cy.''
Who's that hating for Jones. Oh. it's
ltahn. Well. Eddie is about due for
MT '"od catch Unglaub.''
WIN TWO men gone. Boston in the lead
and the crowd getting ready to leave t..
sronnds' the taikativa fan started down
me PREACHERS. What he said VIE, RI.
iasf man went ont and Boston had wo,
WIS lns' in TIE noise Of the cheers IN,
ms facA vas ureathed in smiles and an
Pafenfiy he was satisfied
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BIeaCherite Is a Great Power
In Ball Games as Now PLAYED.

Is out on the hleachers one Will find
the real baseball fan--the dyed in the
wo"l kind-thc Kind who knows rhe
players Of all the teams, can ten where
work each is doing
i"u can't tool the hleacI3nrites one
mule OH and no on" knows this any
better than the PLAYERS themselves.
The tl"acheritcs reign supreme They
can MAKE or unmake q PLAYER if they
soc fit They will not stand for any
green goods at all 1t must be the rea
thing 10 suit them.
While they viii give all the encour-
agement in the world to a man th-y
Know is doing his hest they have no
use for shirkers. Many a man has been
forced TO leave team after the bleach
critics got after him and their criticism
interfcred with his work.
The bleacheritc is the real critic On
the benches everybody mixes right in
all are on common level to the last nut
out at the end of the game.
score. He keeps run of the game in his
head. or by watching the score board
lou cant fool him on the hits or err
rorS. He can remember each play.
The umpire is mark for criticism
OF the bleacherite. His decisions are
continually questioned unless the homo
team is so far ahead that it makes no
difference.
Aw. trim your lamps, Connolly: that
WIS no strike. or come now. Silk
give us a show. What's the matter with
you. anyway
i.fSe are a sample of the remarks
hurried at the arbitrator.
Al the American League grounds in
Ne" ork one day prosperous looking
IAN S;'' ON the hleachers right hack -
hrst base. He was about a. wears OH,
ana wen dressed. From the start 10
hn'sh he kept m a running fire of COM
ment on The plays.
: bill late il arriving, he 60, his scat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
Heavy Rains Bring More
Hunters to Maine.
Gallagher Shows Up Well
Against MoTningsiar.
Wilson Horses Take Two Races on
the Jamaica Track.

Oakland, NJ. oct aN.-The number Of
SportSnen coming into The State to hunt
big game has heen materially increased as
Il result Of tie rains of the past week.
Previous to N.:A- ago the woods were
81 ,iry ,Fap i. ;s amos, impossible to
get within shooting distance Of the deer
and moose. Now the conditions are great
~ improved.
Returning hunters report the game I'M
usually plentiful There has been an av-
erage Of l. deer to each train over the
Somerset Railroad from the MoosehnaI
region regardless Of the unfavorable con
ation of the ground. These were for
warded via Bangor previous to The COM
pletion this year Of the Somerset extern
sion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31
A STRONG FINISH.
Gallagher Shows Up Well In Billiard
Contest With Morningstar.

New York. Oct. D-Tom Gallagher plav-
ed Morningstar again Tuesday night in
their 1872 billiard match at Days, in
which Morningstar is playing o40O points
TO Ca!lagher's 1900. The play was better
than on the first night. Mornngstar again
making the more actual points, but Gala
CHER making his 800 points soon after his
opponent made the 300 mark turn. Gala
Eher made a strong finish. The veteran
reeled off a couple Of big runs as q wind
up.
Gallagher f3o0--15. %. 2. 0. /. 10. 4. 5. 10
y, 8. l.. 0. !, +. Ga, ]. Q. S. 5s. To;al-a0o
Average-15. High runs-hS. 81. 81 Total
for two nights-RfN.
Morninsstar Aoo,--a 70. 0. a5. >. o. o. 20,
Al, O. l. Is. .. %. -, g. !. % Total-332s.
Av"raee-l! $40. High rnns-.9 "a, Al. To-
tai for Two nishts-65a
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FOX HUNTERS CLUB.
Officers Elected After Successful liant
Wednesday 81 Ware. Mass.

Ware. Mass. Oct 2o.-After anotha,
DAY Of fox hunting in which twr
brushes were secured, the members ii
the Fox Hnnt~r@' Club held its animal
meeting tonight in the parlnrS Of The
Mansion house. The report % .hf
secretary showed 4 membership Of go
Of which - are new members. All the
New England states cxcep: Vermont
are represented in tho club
The meeting resulted in the re- cleo
ton Of the three principal officers as
follows: President. r. u. Perry,
Brunswick. Ne: Treas, W. r. Stone.
Wal1ham: Sec: John +: Cobb. Wal
than
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PAPkE COMING EAST.
Will Make Another invsson if Bout
With Kelly Fails.

Chicago. Oct. 3i.-Johnnr Thompson.
the Sycamore Cyclone L. matched to
ligh: Freddie Wcll, the Eastern Iichr-
weight. before the National Sporting
Ciub OF Philadelphia. The bout is card
"d Tor Saturday night. Nnv. ? and viii
be for six rounds
Thompson is being handled by It. +.
Jones. Of !-aSaile. III. manaee d:
Billy Papke. and expects IL sc, j MIN
Der of t'nts while down East.
Papk'- viii also he taken East after
his fight with 'apo:. unless he and
Hugo Kelley come 10 an agreement as
to weight. II he signs M with Kelley,
Papke will train n his home in ke-
vance, III.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday-Honey Melody vs. Frank Man
tell at Dayton. o.: Mike Twin Sullivan
vs.. Frank Fields at Goldfeld. New: Harry
Lewis VS.. Mike Donovan at Industrial
Boxing club. Philadelphia: Black F'itz-
simmons VS.. Jerry Gaines NJ Watervile.
Me-: Johnny Summers vs.. Bert Eeyes at
New Haven: Eddie Tancel VI. Kid Brock
ut Springfield. ILL.,: Johnny Conlon VS.
Young Fitzgerald at Milwaukee,: Young
nonahue VS.. Harry Scroggs at Lawrence
Saturday-Jacl1 Johnson VS. Jim Flynn
at Ocean View. Cal: bouts at the Nation
al A. g.. Philadelphia
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Will Remain Intact.

New York. Oct 3n.-There will be no
uphcaval or disintearation in the ranks
OF the National Association Of Profess
sional Baseball Leagues. which has
been in annual session here for several
days. While rumnrS % strife between
several OF tie asSocia tons in the main
body have been noiSed about durinp,
the week the cooler heads have pref
III realiv mastt ret! the situation and
their counsel viii Keep The RATIONAL
body intact
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PRACTICE IN RAIN.
Dartmouth Team Works Under Dir;
cultles.

Hanover. n ~. Oct. 3n.-The Dart.
mouth football team held lis practica
Tuesday in a pouring rain and IN = soy,,-
'ieiu. Inc practice was fast. and the
zeal" seems TO have benefited by its rest
"t inc DAY before. The practice consist
ed or breaking through and blocking fo,
the hnemrn. and runting for the backs
and ends
captain Glaze, Stuart Inrersoll and r
I'ahAart are still out with minor injuries.
pot Will h" back in the game in a few
days
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LAND LEAGUE WINS.
captures Cambridgeshire Stakes
Wednesday at London.

London. Oct. 3h.--At Newmarket to-
day the Cambridgeshire Stakes. n ham
dicap Of % sovereigns each with 5oO
sovereigns added for 3-year-olas and
upwards. one mile and furlong. were
won by Land League. Malua was SEQ
ond and Stick-up was third. Thirteen
horses started.
Malua. ridden by Danny" Naher
was hot favorite at to l. The bet
ting was S to l against Land I.eay,.c
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Good PROGRESS.
Aged Pedestrian Arrives
at Newburyport, Mass.
Seems Somewhat Tagged But
Expects No III Effect.
Covers Fifty Miles Second Day Of
Long Walk to Chicago.

\CWhurypOrt. oct. 80 Edward
Pay:un Weston, who left kenneblnk
this morning for the second day Of his
walk from Portland 10 Chicago, arrived
IL NcWbnrNpCrt At 10 O'Clock this
evening. he was accompanied from
Salisbury 10 this city by Il large fol
lowing Of young men ANA as he arrived
at the Wolfe Tavern he was cheered
By Il crowd which awaited him.
Mr. Weston appeared somewhat
tagged after his long tramp of approx
ima:ely 30 miles. bur he declared that
he would experience n" disabling af-
tectS from il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

Chicago promoters of IN American As
ISOLATION team for the Windy civ h,ya
secured an option on Gunther's mari,
on the North Side. All they need now
as a war. franchise. and team Sim.
pie, isn't it?-Washington Post Accnrd
ing 70 all accounts the war AT least win
not be lacking. = "'''
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kenneounls. Me-. Oct 3n--Edward
Payson Weston. who at l2.11 o'clock
this morning. completed the first lap
Of his 1890 mile walk 10 Chicago in &c
Gays, making the - miles from Port
land in I hours and y minutes and be-
ing only - minutes behind his srhed-
uia despite the ram and mud, left at
$50 A. H. today for Newburyport
where he is due 10 arrive this evening
NJ. Weston is o. years old and his
purpose is 10 duplicate a similar feat
accomplished exactly 40 years ago
He arose at AS O'Clock after a re-
1reshln2 SLEEP Of four hours and after
eating hearty breakfast said he was
feeling fine and did not notice any i'll
effects If His first TRAMP. He planned
10 dine ii Elliot 1T T. o'clock. The dis
lance 10 NeWburyport is about 20 miles
and Elliot IS half way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

| Secretary Navin. of rhe Detroit Club.
| SAYS II" contracts will be sent out until
| next spring. The champs were the poor
| est paid body in the league. according 10
| gu reports bunch Of them drew around
| Siinl and $3.50. while only a few of ,hnr,
| rtcnlNcG as mllcil as & 400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

ArgO Red Salmon is just the thing
for unexpected company. There is
nothing better to serve from the can.
\ all grocers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-31

Manager Clarke is putting in his time
on the Kansas ranch at digging posthoIc.s
for ten hours or less per day