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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28
cAPIToLio 4. WYOMING Z. L, &c A
EnfuStaSmo Natural.


Cuando una persona hs stdo asistida
en- curarse de una enfermedad cr0nlca,
despuGs que otros remedies han fallado,
es muy natural que el entusiasmo in
duzca los pacientes publican la
verdad
En- grandes servicios, es natural que
haya gratitud
Este es el Inico medic por ell cual
puede posiblemente explicarsc que, tan
tas pcrsonas prominenteS recomienden
Ia Peruna
ReSuifadOS.
Pocos frascos de Peruna alivian una
enfermedad cr6nica de muchos aflos, y
cs casi impossible reprlmir el sentimento
de gratitud que provoca.
Catarro De La Cabeza Y GargaEta.
Sr. Jose Reiss, de St. Louis, Missouri,
1924 N. l4th ST., escribe como sigue:
"Tuv6 catarro de la cabeza y garganta,
Y con cinco frascos de Peruna y dos
frascos de Manalin me cure.
"Creo que la Peruna es ell metor toni
co que he usado, y aconsejaria que la usa-
ran todos los que padecen de catarro."
FL DR.. Hartman regalara su librito
titulado "Las Intermediates de la Vida
d todo ell que 10 solicito
Direction DR.. Hartman, Presidentc
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
Z. L. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28
Fiebre CatarnL.

La Sra. w. X. Good, de Broadway,
West Virginia, escribe como sigue;
"Cuando tenfa ounce afos de edad,
padecia de fiebre catarral, y por nueve
afos padecf de catarro en- Ia cabeza.
"Por descuidos mics, Sc me pas6 lA
garganta y la nariz. Despues de con-
sultar al DR.. Hartman, use Peruna por
cuatro meses, segdn sus consoles, y
estoy hoy enteramente bien, y gozo de
entera sulud.
"Carezco de palabras con que elogiar
altamente la Peruna. La Peruna alivia
todas les Intermediates para que estG
recomenda."
Perdi6 ESpcranzas De CHrarSe.
"IIacian amos que me scntia enfermo,
y temi no poderme curar, porque va
habia usado una infnidad de rene.
dios que me recommendation. Me medi.
cine por dos afos sin obtener alivio,
UItfmO Recurs0.
"Como dltimo recurso probe la Peruna,
y con placer digo, que en- corto tempo
me euro completamente.
"Hace mas de un afo que no me siento
enfermo, y con placer recomiendo Ia
Peruna, porque me Hbr6 de muchos
sufrimientoS."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial de Bayam6n, Pto, Rico,
Estados Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sidente de los EstadoS Unidos ss.
Mariana P. Pardo Solanilla cesiona-
rio de Caledonia Solanilla, Nda.
de Pardo. Demandante. Contra
Rosaura Morales, como heredera
de Maria Josefa Morales, los de-
mas herederos de esta y causa-
habientes cuyos nombres y doni-
cilios desconoce en- la isla el de-
mandante. Demandados.
EMPLAZAMIENTO
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico, q ustedes
los mencionados en- e. epfgrafe 8
sean los demandados antes men-
cionadoS.
Por la presente Sc notifca a uste-
des que Sc ha presentado en- la oiiciua
del Secretario de la Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial de Bayam6n,
Puerto Rico, la dein1nda del actor
antes citado en- la cual la s6plica es
como sigue A la Corte pido que te-
niendo por interpuesta esta demauda
& nombre de Mariana p Pardo Y SO A.
nilla cesionario de Caledonia Solani-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28


bros, los negocios de la compafifa
durante el aho de 1907 1908.
Apenas, puede decirse, que ha
sido alberta Ia lista de susc1ipcio.
nes va la empresa cuenta como
accionistas los sefiores Generoso
Candina, Rafael Fabian, Chas. Fl
Hartzell, Francisco Bianchi, Iuan
Bianchi, Antonio Caubet, Conrado
Palau, Manuel Ledesma, L. E.
Arnold, Genaro cauti1o, Luis Ru.
oe't, Valentin Monroig, Pedro Cas-.
taiios, Arturo H. Noble, ]. v. Use
ra, Pedro J. Besosa, etc.
De los $loo, 900 que han cal.
culado los directories necesitar para
llevar a cabo, de una manera apro.
p'ada, 81 complete desarrollo de Ia
| tndustria, los stiiores citados han
suscTito, hasta el presente, la res.
petable suma de $4,000.
Nosotros, como buenos puerto.
rlqus nos, nos alegramos profunda.
mente de clio y creemos que el rico
y el pobre deben contribuir DOR to.
dos los medios q SIT alcance, q Ia
completa realizacion y engrandeci.
mlento de una i'dustria que viene
otrecer un nut vo campo 4 Ia mu.
jer de Puerto Rico.
Pocas empresAs han merecido
una acojida tan enthusiastic Dor los
que, hasta ahora la han conocido,
del elemento capitalista, y es, por-
que ademas del pingiie neeocio de
que IS susceptible una industria de
eSa indole, contando como cuenta
CON 81 lnmenso mercado americana.
con la gran protection de las tarifas
arancela1ias y con la production
possible de obtener ell Puerto Rico.
los seiores que Sc han apresurado 4
cooperar q su desarrollo han, segu.
ramehte, visto talnbien que rnien-
traS mayor sea el campo de acci6n
de dicha industris, amplios sefan
los mSdios de trabajo conque podra
c)ntar la mujer.
y SIDE el punto de Ia convenien.
cia general, innecesarlo es decir que
intereSa eraud"mente 4 todos que
Sc establezcan y rtsperen en- Il
p1's negocios de eSa clase. MIN
gun dinero es mejor repartido que
, el que distribuye y puede distri-
buir, entire centenares de hogares,
la aPorto Rico Draw Work & Em.
broidery Co
Y considerable la question bajo
el aspecto de la moral, es impossible
emprender una obra que tenga ma
yores alcances. iCuantas j6venes
huerfanas, cuantas famiIias sin re.
cursoS, cuantas viudas sin amparo,
pueden ganarse honradamente el
pan trabaiando para dicha Compa.
MIA. Y en- una labor que, ademas
de proporcionarles medios de vida,
desarrolla su gusto artfstico, les
educa y ennoblece.
Por ESQ los Directories de Ia
sPorto Rico Drawn & Embroidery
C9' merece que su hermoso penSa.
!. miento sea secundado por todo el
pals para que puedan realizarlo con
la amplitnd que una obra de esa
naturaleza necesita, a fin de que sus
resultados sean sentidos en- Ia isla
entera. Es precise que la industria
Sc estableza amplia, grande, abar-
cando, 81 es possible, a todas las po-
blaciones de Puerto Rico, para que
todas sientan su benefco in6ujo.
Nosotros creemos que dichos
Directories obtendran TN exito com.
pleto en- todos sentidos, iniciada,
como ha sido la suscripci6n de las
acciones por I'm grupo de tan pro.
minentes personalidades de la Agri.
cultura, Banca y Comercio de Ia
isla.
81 plan de los Directories es
abrir una sucursal en- la rica ciudad
de New York, donde va cuenta ID
compaiia con alguns escogida ellen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28

hnDiOlutTy S:1 IulmOS VlSltdI "a
nuevo y espacioso edi6cio que dicha
compahia ocupa hoy en- la calle de
Tetuan No ID. Creimos, al aceptar
la invitaci6n de nuestros amigos,
que ibamus solamente q yer TN esta-
blecimiento, mas 8 menos bien mon
tado, pues va, Ell ese sentido, habla
llegado hasta nosotros la fama de
la casa, pero no sospechabamos,
siquitrA, y hemos de confesarlo in
genuamente, que en- Puerto Rico Sc
estuviera desa1rollaudo una indus
tria nneva, tan importante y de
tanto porvenir como "a que hemos
c c1nocido, grlcias a la amabilidad
de sus fundadores. Fue, para nos
otros, una sorpresa y como concep
tuamos dicha industrla de una
trascendencia indiscutible, desde el
puuto de vista del lnteres general,
roe eamos 4 los directories eli union
de nuestros compaileros en- la prem
sa que tambien fueron invitados,
nos pcrmitieran tomar algunas no
tas, para darIas a la publicidad,
pucs el pals debfa conocer dichs
industria, siquiera fuese en- sus de-
TALES mas salientes.
Hace dos amos, pr6ximamente
q1e 10, sehores Generoso Candin;
y Pedro J. Besosa formaron un;
>otl~d "a b,j1 Il nombre de |;
aporlo Rico Drawn Work & Em-
hr Very 90 ron Il objetu Dc orga-
nizar y desarrpllAr en- Puerto Rlc"
Ia manufacture, ell gran escala, d.
calados, bu,d,Mos, encajes de hilc
varias otras labores de aguja.
SabiaSe que la muj-r puerto
rriouefia era habilidosa tn .xtrt mi
para esa clase de trabajos; peit
n4die, h,>ta entonces, Sc habi;
an1ado q la ardua tarea de plantea
y or2anihar una empresa de es'
I aole. Los fundadores de di, b;
compailia conclbitron la idea, es
tudiayon a fondo las probabilidade
de negocio en todoS suS asps ctos
comenlarnu, Siu vacilacioneS, i
obra, arriesgando Il capital y ira
bajoS necesafloS para adqulllr i
experiencia que neccSitaban y gu
no era otra que ver 81 era posibl
conseguir en- Puerto Rico una p;o
ducci6n su6ciente y de buena ca
lidad, que permitiera llevar el ne.
gocio, de una manera amplia, a
mercado americana.
Dos afos de incesante labo
han tenido dichos fundadores
como en- todas las obras en- que
trabajo, la constancia y la honrade
son principales guias, ellos hal
pooido, al fin, yer que el mas II
sonjero exito ha coronado su
esfuerzos.
Durante ese tempo llegaro,
4 dar trabajo q mas de ochoclenta
j6venes en- toda la isla; han esta.
blecido una sucursal en- Ponce, qu
pronto ampliaran, y han montado
en- esta cludad el mas artistico
elegante estableclmiento que ho,
tenemos en- San Juan.
Al vlsitar el segundo plso de
edi6cio que ocupa hoy la Porto RI
co Drawn Work L Embroidery Co
pudimos admirar allf, el hermcst
cuadro que presentaba TN gran nj
nero de seiioritas, bordando y ha
ciendo otras labores. Gratisimi
impression nos produjo el orden J
seriedad que Sc notaba en- toda'
aquellas j6venes, entire las cuale.
vlmos q algunas amlgas nuestras
pertenecientes a conocidas y dis.
tlnguidas fanilias de San Juan.
No es aquello I'm taller vulgar
donde Sc encuentran hacinadas {
incomodaS un ndmero de personas
trabajando; es un sitio espacioso,
amplio, con magni6ca luz natural
venhlaclon excelente. con abanicos
electricos, servicios telef6nlco y
otras comodidades que permiten, q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28
Venta de autOm0viI

Sc vende TN autom6vl de cinco asientos,
hpo Touring Car, doce caballos marca
Franklin. InformsrSn Fortaleza %, altos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-28

LA viuda de Pardo, contra Rosaura
Morales y contra los demas herederos
y causa-habientes de la indicada Ma
ria Josefa Morales cuyos nombres y
domicilios desconoce en- la isla el de-
mandante, sc sirva mandarla tramitar
con emplazamiento personal de la Ro-
saura y por edictos de los delnds Y en-
su dia, dicte sentencia condenandoles
mancomunada y solidariamente al pa
go de los rs dollars, las costas, gas
tos extrajudiciales de Ia demauda {
int,relcs legales.
y Sc notifca a ustedes que de no
comparecer a contestar dicha deman-
da dentro de los cuarenta dias, ell de-
mandante podra pedir Sc lie conceda
10 solicitado en- la deinanda, q cuyo
fin este edictO Sc publicara en- un pc
ri6dico de la isla por igual termino V
una vez cada semana para que sirva
dc citaci6n y emplazamiento q dichos
dtmandados.
Extendida bajo mi Grma en- Ba-
yam0n, Puerto Rico, hoy : de Agosto
de ,9o7.
GUILIERMO RENGEL.
Secretario.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
MAINE LEAGUE NOTES.

Adams, the colored boy, has been re-
leased by Riddeforh and Rogers. form
erlv of Watcrville signed in his stead.
The president of the Maine League
has been notified by the Pine Tree As
sociaticn that it is doing business with
William rooney. William Corbett and
Bernard MCC;raw. McGraW was a mem
bcr of last years team and is great
run Cetter. He would tie a valuable
addition To the outfit across the water.
Pop Williams victory at Augusta
here The morning papers received hun
drcds of telephone inquiries for the re-
sui. in fact there hasn't been a game
awav from home this season where 50
much interest has been displayed
Portland PIees-How about yesterdays
came
Portland Press: The Maine League
begins the month of July with pros
poets extremely bright for continued
success during the remainder of the
season. 1T is certain that interest in
the game has not been 50 great in
Portland in the last dozen years as ii
is at the present time. There We're 700
or $40 people on the grounds yesterday
at Il low estimate and there are very
few who can remember seeing that
number Of people at 2 game on a Mon
day in this city. The admission Of
Bidieford and the Pine Tree team has
been n great factor i'm increasing the
interest here. and those VINO thought
two clubs would be too many for Port
land nave already been proven mis-
taken.
A move that will strengthen the Lew
iston team as much as anything that
has Yet been done to it is the signing
of George Roardinan to play third base
man vas signed Saturday night The
former captain Of tho Waterville team
and old New England Lacquer has been
playing temporarily on Lewiston the
past week and his presence has been
such an encouragement that the fans
looked ahead with apprehension to the
time whom he should leave Goode is
PLAYING the best of games on second
whereas he didn't do much of anything
on third. King makes q fine first base
man. md with Brecn in Centerfield the
team is materially strengthened. The
signing 81 Boardman means the LAYING
of of one of tn" folders and that field
er will be lttl" Joe Neptune. who is
ponu'ar with the crowd but who hasn't
welded The war club as he should He
will not he released Just yet however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
MAINE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

Tine new Maine League schedule, ar
RANGED to August ), is as follows:
july 3-l'ine Tree ut Portland. Lewiston
at Bangor, Augusta ut RddCford.
Jelly lin" Tree at Portland. a. M
Portland at Pine Tree. +. NJ ; Augusta at
I.id,Iri"rd. A. NJ. aud 4. NJ. Bangor at
Lewiston. A. NJ. AMI J. NJ.
July !-Augusta at Lewiston. Portland
at Biddeford, Bangor at Pine Tree.
July Lewiston at Augusta. Bangor at
Portland. Pine Tree at BiGdefoId
July S-9-AuGusta ut Zine Tree. Port
land at Lewiston, Bangor al Biddt ford.
July '0-11-Augusta at Poi tland. Bide-
fora at Lewiston. Pine Tree at i:ingor.
July 12-l3-Portland at Lewiston. Au-
susta at Bangor.
July 12-Pine Tree at Biddt ford.
July 13-Biddcford at Pine Tree
July Fit -EildefOrd at Bangor. Pine
Tree at Augusta. Lewiston at Portland.
July i7-lS-HarEor at Lewiston. Bilde
ford at Augusta. Portland at Pine Tree.
July 19-2G-Lew!ston at Augusta.
July 10 Portland at Biddeford. Bangor
at Pine Tree
July eo-Pire Tree at Biddeford. Ban
COR at Portland
July 90 Bangor at Pine Tree. Port
lana at Biddeford. Augusta at Lewiston
July o4-25-T:angor at Augusta. Pin
| Tree at Portland. Lewiston at EiddefOrd
July 26-@7-Portland at Bangor. BIdde
| ford at Augusta. Lewiston at Pine Tree
July -Biddeford at Portland. Pin.
| Tree at Bangor. Lewiston at Augusta.
July %-Aug 1-Portlard at Pine Tree
| Biddeford at Lewiston, Augusta at Ban
gOr
| Aug. 2-3-Bangor at Riddeford. Augusta
| at Portland. Pine Tree at Lewiston,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
BOTH MEN CONFIDENT.
Burns and Squires Confident THAI
They Can Whip Each Other. sI

San Francisco. July IT am readlI
to wager my life l will beat Tommyl
Burns. / will-put him out inside Of ~
rounds. more likely 10 rounds
BILL SQUIRES."
Il have never seen Squires and
know nothing of his style, but I will
terminate his American career inside:
of Is rounds.
TOMMY BURNS.
This is the way principals look a
the big contest Thursday afternoon1
James j. JeffrieS. who is to referee ~
battle. has seen both men and gil
hot from the start. hard, gruehl1
mill. and that it will go many roundL
He says both men are i'm prime ccn-
dition. both are cautions and will fight
carefully. but savagely. and that both
will be able to take a tremendous lot
of punishment.
Meanwhile the public IL making
on the Australian. The betting is un.
usually light. no wagers of any i'm
portance having been placed The
Australian is an unknown quantity.
but those who are backing him have
seen him at work and have faith In
him. Both men now weigh close to
$50 pounds.
The ring at Colma is ready and all
arrangements have been completed
Both men have practically completed
their training. and Burns is resting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
SPORTING NOTES.

Miss Evelyn Sears of Boston won
the women's National Tennis cham
pionship Tuesday at Philadelphia. de-
feating Miss Carrie r. Neelin Of Gin
Cinnati, 6-3-2.
James Ten Eyck stroke of the SYRIA
C,IGe crow, son of the coach Of the
crew, and brother of Edward Hanlon
Ten F,yCk. coach of the Wisconsin
crew. viii train at Worcester for the
swimming matches at Barre, July 4.
Ten EyCk is holder of the champion
ship cup in the open race. If he wins
ThrrSday.'it will be his permanently.
Ry decision of Chief Justice Par
sons. filed in the supreme court at
Concord. n. H., the books, records and
accounts of the New England Breeders
Club in the possession of it's clerk,
Henry r. Hollis of Concord. must be
opened to the inspection of creditor
Of the club, the Hub Construction Co,
which pe.itioned for such privileges 1t
is expected that one result Of the ex-
animation will he tn show just who the
parties were behind the Breeders Club.
fact which has never been legally
established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
WALTHOUR IS BEATEN.
Loses 25-miIe Race to Hugh McLsaf
of CheIsea-In Bad Shape.

Boston. July 2.-Bobbie Walthour OF
Atlanta last night at the Revere track
made his 1907 American debut before
large crowd. meeting defeat by Hugh
Mclean of Chelsea, who won the s5-
mile match event by three-eighths OF
a mile. The time was 39m AZ lbs.
Walthour rode heady race, but ne
was not in fit condition for the gruei-
ling he was up against. In training ne
showed good speed. but in the sewers
competition last night stamina wa
missing. as result of fall at ErfurI
Germany, some time ago. when he mar
rowly escaped being killed. X
Not only did his riding how the el-
fects of his fall. but his appearance y
| considerably marred, his face Deihs
SCARED, one tooth is broken, on one
knee is an unhealed sore. and he has
stiff left arm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
Navarro, Italian Champion, Wins
Grand Prix Tuesday at Dieppe.

A court slope Both We're ditChed but
neither was seriously injured. Elliot F.
Shepard in spite pf three petty acct
dents was well up towards the leaders.
Navarro driving furiouSly covered the
first round in 80 minutes. A. seconds.
taxing second nlace from LANCER.
puray's machine broke bearing in
the eighth round. leaving Navarro in
the lead by four minutes with SziSz
second and ahead of LANCER.
The crowds Groaned i'm sympathy as
they saw Duray trudging back on foot
but they gave nim a cheer as he passed
and the hopes of the race were then
transferred to SZisz who was a good
second
ON entering the last lap Navarro
looked to be an easy winner barring
tho exhaustion Of his petrol
Szisz was two minutes behind Ma
zarro. with Lancier third. ten minutes
behind SziSz The course was trianEu-
lar. the angles being at Dieppe. FL, and
Lrndoneres.
The course measures &C Kilometres 1913
metres and the competitors had to
travel this circuit ten times to make
the total distance. a little over 1863
kilometres. approximately Az miles
The course followed in general way
the boundaries Of the department of
the Seine inferiurc. ff.+
Navarro. the winner of the race. is
an Italian. He competed in the VAN
derbHts cup race of Oct. IA. 1905. and
Oct. S. 1906. failing to finish on both
occasions. He won the Florida Cup at
Palermo. April IA. last. and June IA,
last he won the German Emperor's cup
over the Taurus circuit
Francois SZiSz, who took second
place. was born in France. He drove a
fenault car and did not finish i'm the
Vanderbilt Gun contest of oct. IA. 1901.
ON June =. 1905. he won the prize for
which n" was congratulated by Minis
ter of Public Works Rathon
only nine of tho contestants finished
shepard d"Ggcdly persevcred to the
end, finishing last in seven hours. 30
minutes % seconds. The English, Bel
gan and German racers made almost
as Door showing as Christie.
Contrary to expectations Pres. Fal-
h"r"s was not present The cabinet was
represented by Minister Of puh,ic
Works Bathon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03

including Count Force. commanding
the I'd Army Corps. the troops which
kept the roadway clear and scores of
prominent automobiliSts from both
sides of the Atlantic.
From the Tribune almost a third Of
the course was visible. the red dots
where the French soldiers stood
marking tho route through the green
landscape. From the starting point the
racers shot ahead like arrows for half
Il mile wht re they doubled back sharp
ly, skimmlng over the undulating road
past the forest Of Argues. before enter
ing the narrow, dangerous shaped
chute. t. the bridge at Ancourt. Thence
the road is a succession of low hills t.
Lrndoneres. but here is found the fast
est portion of the course to Flu. whence
2 beautiful stretch Of level road along
the sea takes the racers back to the
starting point.
Lancie set a high pace in the first
round but Duray soon overhauled him
Wagre or. however. passed both before
the first round was completed. He
eventually completed the first round
If All miles in 80 minutes and stead
llV fndlntdlneu MS pace III tie l1oil'
leading Duray by one minute and Y
seconds at the end of the third round.
Rv this time accidents had already
begun. Eight contestants We're soon
reported as crippled and ont Of the
race. Christie was having trouble and
was considered as being ANONYMOUSLY
beaten, hut he was hravelv trying to
patch w his Machine for another
start. Durav also had bad luck. While
rcrroviei"ning he ovcrtippcd his reCep-
taclc and lost quite quantity of the
precious petrol. Wagner had trouble
in the fourth round and WAS compelled
to surrender the lead to Duray, Lancia
obtaining second place.
At the end Of the fifth round Duray
was Going at a killing pace and as he
passed the Tribune his lapSed time was
three hours. u minutes, 10 seconds. two
minutes "a seconds ahead Of I.ancia.
In the sixth round Durav increased
his lead over J.ancia by SO seconds, and
Navarro closed up a strong third, SO
seconds behind Lancia.
Szisz was fourth and the rest were
strus ont hopelessly beaten.
Ballots car collided with the car
driven by Riches while descending the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
BASEBALL NOTES,

Coaliley has played i'm IL games with
out making a base hit. Sparks of the
PhIllies and Ferguson Of the Giants
have made one hit each
The National League has 10 men
over tn" 300 mark in batting. ranking
as follows: Lumley, Wagner, OdwelI,
Ht"infeldt, Magec. Hoffman, Mitchell,
Shcehan. Brown and Leach.
Manager Jack Dunn of the Baltimore
ci'ib has protested a game playcd at
buiiaio last week. He claims oil of
mustard was used on the ball to pre-
vent Adkins using the spit ball. Pro-
test not allowed. The mustard mar
awarded a gold medal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
LOOKS LIKE TRENTON.
Vanderbilt Cup Race Will Probably Be
Held There This Year.

Trenton. July There i strong
likelihood that the Vanderbilt cup race
will take place in New Jersey, prob
ably in the vicinity of Trenton on Oct
1. Gov. Stokes has approved of tht
project. the local board Of trade d.
rectors have Endorsed it. AMI the New
Jersey associated automobile clubs
will work hard to bring the race tc
this state.
A. r. Pardington, the personal rep
resontative of w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr.
and chairman of the Vanderbilt cur
commission. was here today in con
ference with the governor and Others
interested.