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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-11

Worlds Ex-Champion
Plays Tennis Today
Greatest Woman Tennis Player
TO Meet Local Champion
By Grant Smith

Miss May Sutton the world
yesterday
viii
join opposed
to md
Miss Sutton making this the advice Of her and
However brought bear the clever little player
Miss Sutton has been rather health Of and has played
lost considerable badly need Of
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he
Stanley KefcheI Signs
TO Fight Hugo KeH
Will Defend His Title
in fhe Coliseum This Month
By r. A. Smyfh

Stanley hetchel viii defend recently acquired
lso Kelly the Chicago boxer been selected
of wek mattel
Luke March OF
scene
fighters
The receipts but known that Kehe has
money
pronounced clever boxer but he Papke,
-u whom hetche defeated IN Milwaukee.
Aec did on much flesh during his the the
a
tn Cona The has been lucky him and has
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FIREMEN DEFEAT POLICE

ALAMEDA. July 10.-The firemen de-
feated the policemen in baseball game
played this afternoon at Recreation
6arIx the score resulting 81 to Z Bret
Marshall and Bill Gardener formed the
battery for the blaze quenchers. The
battery for the cops was Ehrenpfort
and Hughes. The features OF the game
were the all around good work OF Had
lev the heaviest man on the police
mems nine, and the batting of Gar
deuar and Carl Viewer OF the fremen.
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lack Johnson Fears
Ferguson
SPECIAL. DISPATCH 10 TIE GAIL

BOSTON. July ia letter from from
paris lust received here says tnal
lack Johnson has more dread OF meet
ing Sandy Ferguson than any otner
heavy weight.
When the big colored heavy Weisnl
was in Paris a short time ago ne kept
besieging the promoters TO get MIN
match. and he suggested getting some
heavy weight from America, so long
as they could not get Burns.
1t happened when Johnson was max
ing his spiel that there was an Ameri-
can present, who is very well posted
on the boxing game here. As the
conversation drifted along, the Ameri-
can said to the Paris promoter
I'll tell you whom 10 send over
after. and I guess he will come flying
When asked the heavy's name the
American replied, Sandy Ferguson Of
Chelsea
Then a sudden change came over
Johnson's face. and. jumping from his
chair, he excitedly said TO the promo
ter: NO. no: don't bring him over.
III fight any one else but that fellow. "
~---~---~~>-~----~--~--~>------
be above the clouds in the Allegheny
this uTaca Sunday will
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which will the external
system awhile left of the disease will surely
liberated
coppecoore falling hair and ulcers usually
rapid internal members
constitution and general health OF the sufferer 5
used perfect safety IN the treatment OF
Poison that lasting VIII
medicine made entirely Of roots ard herbs OF recognized
curative and destroys Of the
disease and by purifying every particle Of the poison ard
enchng Strengthening circulation sypmp OF
trouble the disease
blood leaving not the slightest trace for
book with valuable information and
any all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
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Windsor Selections
sy NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First raee-RedondO, Jane Swift,
TopSy Robinson.
Second race-ManZanO, Wood
side, George Leiper.
Third race-GTande Dame, Dixie
HfmmeI. Lexington Lady.
Fourth rnce-VaIIey Farm sta
Bile, Billie Hibbs, FairpOrt stable
Fifth race-SOIon Single, Reid
more, Cook & Phillips entry.
Sixth race-Hawk's Flight, Mig
ger Baby, Thistle Belle.
Seventh race-Anna Smith, Bel
mere, COcksure.
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ANOTHER FOR SAND CRABS
Santa Cruz Wins an Exciting
Ten Inning Game

SANTA CRUZ. July 10.-In the tenth
inning Of an exciting game today Col
Inns scored Hartman on single TO left
field and won the game for the Sand
Crabs in the state league series against
Alameda The visitors put up great
ball Wilcox in the box was an enigma
to the local batters. Hoag, after allow
ing three consecutive hlts IN the tehtn,
struck out TWO Of Alameda's batterS
and broke UP the visitors chances OF
winning. Score.
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Seattle Selections
BY j. r. JEFFERY

First raee-ZeIina, silver Line,
Ruda bek.
Second race-Cosset, ArgOnaut,
PhiIlisfina.
Third race-Fred Bent, High
Gun, Mnssa-
Fourth raee-StanIey Fay, FIeur
de Lis entry, Critic.
Fifth race-Fair FaGot, Har-
makis. Miss Mazzoni.
sixth race-Center Shot, Sugar
maid. The Mist.
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80 nIILE RECoRD BROKEN

SALT LAKE CITY. July 10.-The two
nile open professional bicycle record
made 81 Fl A Mcfarland July Z
s-553-5. died young. II was broken
last night when Jackie Clarke rode the
distance az the SaItaIr track in 5:4s Is.
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RACING ON THE SPEEDWAY

The members of the Park amateur
driving club will meet on the speed
way in Golden Gate park this after
noon in a series of matinee races F.
J. KfIpatrick and other skilled drivers
will have out the fastest of their trot-
and naHarG
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz ? Alameda l. Two
hsse hIf-Levis Sacrifice hits-Lewis, Britt
Struck out-By johnson l, by T. Hosg Z. First
base on baIIs-on Wilcox 4 OF johnson 2, of
SchimpT. Shiun. Ferlin- First base on errors
santa Cruz l. Alameda 1. Double play-Ferlin
10 Buckley to Ferlin Time-l hour and 40
minutes Tmplre-Doyle.
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Amateurs Will Drive
at Tanforan Park

The members Of the san Francisco
driving club have announced a series
Of harness races at TanfOran track on
July 70. There will be i've races on
the card and some OF the best horses
in training Will start. The races viii
be mile heats. best TWO IN three.
In the free for all pace there will be
such flyers az George Gianninis George
Perry. Al HOnman's Kitty ID, Byron
Lace. Little Dick Alfred s Walter
Wilkes and Charley J. The races have
all filed unusually well and some fast
time is expected As an admission Zee
will be charged. good purses can be
offered.
The finances OF Cape Colony have
been hard hit by the depression in the
diamond market
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Time .26la. Start good Won frst three
driving. Colbert - Romsnof 4 Astoria Belle
I0O Wise Child %, Uncle sam 100, finished as
named. Tremor had things his own way through
our. Hunero close up throughout. Sophomore
closed wei from poor beginning. Romanof
Quit Wise Child never prominent. Tremor, So
place. 40 show; Humer0, ~ place, SO show;
Sophonaore. So show.
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Alameda

T0fa
one man out when winning run made.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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LlIe- III SIM S00l- Won IN Z IIIFE u
three. Captain Bush 10, Huapala 10, Red Reg
lard co. Kermit : Sachet 80. CULVER 100, I'm
ished as named Bouquet led throughout. Ten
Row. cut Of right after the start. made up
world 0f ground DOnahue. ridden with bad jUdg-
menl in the fnaI drive would have won had
Walsh come % the outside instead OF sticking 70
the rail Bouquet. % place, CO show; Row, 3
place. 81 show Donahue, 10 show.
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be above the clouds in the Allegheny
mountains At this place Sunday will
be spent in rest.
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NEW YORK. July I0.-Detroit made it fv'
straight defeating the local Americans today
5 10 ,. Score. :
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Brighton Beach Races
ENTRIES

THIRD RACE-OrfginaI third race did not
I'll and substitute viii be sent out today
FOURTH RACE-one and quarter miles.
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joe Cans VII he in the city Ton ght with
NHraEa- Zen SelE for rhe first time since tie
tEL- lie u-l leave tomorrow morning for Hlr-
bin Springs. where be VIII spend rhe best parT
cf ngrrl- cans vii do no training. bur lie
viii spend most ~ his tine tn the open si-.
Ned -aL men have advised him 70 sleep our q
cr0-s as means ~ getting over lis 5aded con
tL1-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-02-15
Encouraging.

Wer In the Salmon River Meadows
satfy. in Idaho, ranged a wild and
0tiy bunch Of long-haired cow
cners, whose knowledge Of the
ld was confined mainly to trips
cattle into surrounding coun-
into this wild but verdant COM
~ there came the smooth
sued representative of Wild
Show, who hired several riders
3 nigh salary to do a hair-raising
me chief feature being that they
appear to be thrown from
horses and dragged by the foot.
ter they had practiced in a corral
nile. one of them loosened him.
and. rising from the dirt, dis
'ieo and dazed, inquired:
~. mister, amt this ruther dan
We might get killed"
aats all right" chirped the
representative. cheerfully.
salary will 60 on Just tho
-Lippincott'a
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-02-15
MOSQUITO War in Baltimore.

The summer of 1907 will go down
into history as one in which the
mosquito pests had body blow and
one in which it was shown that they
can be at least kept down, if not
entirely exterminated. This condi-
ticn was brought about through the
ardous efforts Of DR.. William N. Hill
of the Health Department and his
corps of efficient assistants, who
have labored hard through the sum-
mer to do away with the pests. That
they have been successful is evidenced
by the fact that there have been few
er mosquitoes this year than ever
before.-Baltimore American.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-02-15
WISE WORDS.

Il Is more blessed to give than it is
b regret.
Bachelors who are looking for
trouble should get married.
By switching the truth a train of
lies Is soon made up.
It isn't a difficult task for a hoop
make to make both ends meet.
Even when man pays cash for an
electric battery he wants 1t charged.
According to the eternal fitness of
things, a duck of a girl should marry
! quack doctor.
Finishing is the hardest part OF
lazy mans job.
Most married men do as they
please-in their minds
It's difficult to generate philosophy
. an empty stomach
Il girl is happy it's a sign that
ser clothes are satisfactory.
A girl never likes to be kissed I'M
- she says she doesn't
Forbearance is one of the virtues
sr enemies do not possess.
4 woman's idea of extravaganza is
spend money for sensible things.
Some girls are like some dolls.
Iney cry mamma every time they
afe squeezed.
Love Is the only cable that will
Yep couple on the sea Of matri-
aoay from drifting apart.
Ns = fortunate thing that babies
al say what they think of the baby
uk women hand them.
faradoxical though it may seem.
light bills rendered by an illumin-
ING company are usually heavy.
slrls begin to sit up and take no
Of young men about the same
they begin to see something of
rest In mirror.-From Pointed
asraphs,' in the Chicago News.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-02-15
..eaoeoecoeaeoecoooo
! A Safe-breaker's :
Remarkable Explicit. +:
e...esosos oeoeeoeeesseeese

competition is now SO fierce in the
,urslars calling that the man who
-ou1d rise in that profession must
.roi, himself of the latest scientific
,othods. This, at least, is the moral
= no drawn from the story which
..no, to us from Germany, vouched
tor by Thomas II. Norton, American
Consul at Chemnitz. A number of
-ohheries have been successfully ac-
.omplished in Dresden and other
titles. apparently by the same man,
vbosa general manner Of procedure
l. Illustrated by this account Of his
latest exploit.
He secured room in a hotel,
choosing one Immediately above the
office of a mCney-changar At night
hole was pierced in the ceiling Of
this Office. BY the use Of drill and
a saw a circular piece of the flooring
was easily raised. Beneath lay
thick layer OF cement. A small orifice
vas made in this and an umbrella
showed down into the space below.
The umbrella was attached firmly
from above, and when opened re-
eeiyed without noise all the frag-
ments of cement which were dis
lodged as the hole was enlarged so az
10 allow of the easy passage of a
person. BY means Of a rope ladder
the descent was readily made into the
once below. Curtains were drawn,
and with heavy blankets a tent was
constructed around the safe, so thick
that no ray of light could pass
through. Next the robber brought
down two cylinders of compressed
oxygen and an acetylene generator
charged with calcium carbide and
water. With these he was able 20
produce blowpipe flame of such in
tensity that steel fused in it like lead
IN an ordinary gas jet. 1t required
but brief space OF time to melt away
% much of the door that all the con-
tents of the safe were accessible.
They were carried to the room above.
At an early hour the robber left his
lodgings and disappeared.
It is suggested that such attempts
might be guarded against by intro
ducing into the construction of safes
chemico- devices which
should expose the safe-breaker to the
fumes of powerful acids; but the pos
sible danger of such construction to
innocent persons is 0byi0us-From
leslie's.
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(VIX. 4G.-'07.)
THE ALIMONY

THE ALIMONY.
Bill-Before launching into matri.
mony a man should always count the
cost
Jill-But how can he tell how much
alimony the judge is going to allow!
--Yonkers Statesman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10
PROBATE COURT.

In the probate court Monday the fol-
Lowing wills We're proved, approved and
allowed: OF Virgil O. Cannon, Win
throp, Albion V. Townes, Winthrop
executor; Augusta F. Peva, Augusta,
the will annexed; Mary f. Bricn
Harding. lIallowell, Henry r. Hard
ne, Hallowell, Henry OBrien Harding
md John Washburn, both of Minneap-
Ills, executors.
Administration was granted on the
following estates: OF Martha H. Kill
gore, Gardiner, Minnie *. Wight Gar
liner. administrator; Helen NJ Went
worth. Waterville, Freda f. Clement
Waterville, administrative; George NJ
Richardson, Nassalboro. l.. {. Barker
Vassalboro, administrator; Mary J
Libby, Clinton, Lewis f. Libby, Gin
on. administrator; William S. Tobey
china, w. W. Washburn, China, adj
Illustrator; Lydia p. Keay. Albion
everett G. Wing. Albion, administra-
or; Silas II. Rhoades, Winslow. Nor
nan S. Rhoades, Winslow. admins
rator; Eta S. Rollins, Chelsea, Mark
L. Rollins, Chelsea. administrator
Adeline j. Ames, Belgrade, +. H
Mosher, Belgrade. administrator; Alb
ole Josephine Hamilton, Vassalboro
John H Burleigh, Vassalboro, admin
Strator.
Edwin I. Farr, Quincy, Mass, was
appointed guardian of Leroy G. Farr,
Augusta; Sarah A. DuttOn, Windsor,
guardian Of Charles Freeman, Eldus-
tine Belle Lawrence Arthur and Sa-
lie NJ. Frazier. Windsor; Sarah A.
Wentworth, Waterville, guardian of
Kenneth Leon Wentworth, Waterville;
Linneus f. Hayford, Belgrade. guar
liam of Olive r. Hayford, Belgrade;
Oliver B Clason, Gardiner. guardian of
George W. Wakefield, Gardiner
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The INGRAHAM-
Pierce COM Ply

WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO
THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR UP
TO-DATE LINE OF READY-TO- WEAR CLOTH
ING. WoOLENs WITHOUT NUMBER READY TO
CUT AND MAKE INTO ANY STYLE SUIT OR
oVERCOAT YOU WISH. MAINE DOESN'T
FURNISH A LINE OF WooLENs AS ExTEN-
SIVE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10

Mrs. Roxana Parkman passed ava!
at the home of her son, +. +. Parkman
u Sewal street at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, aged 10 years, ) months. The
cause Of her death was heart disease
She was born in Skowhegan and was
the widow of the late Samuel w. Park
man OF Fairfield. where she had lived a
l-lmber of wears Four children and
four grandchildren survive. one son
Horace G.. Parkman of Portland, Me;
Mrs. Cassandra Burril of this city
Edwin A. of Exeter. \. H.; and Elmer
f. Parkman of this city. Funeral at
the residence of f. E. Parkman, -
Sewall street at 1890 o'clock A. M
Wednesday. Rev. c. A. Hayden, ID. D.,
Of Oakland, officiating. Burial at
Maplewood cemetery, Fairfield, Me.
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Among other announcements which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10
Mrs. Roxana Parkran.

+ And other valuablc consideration.
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Notice has been received at police
headquarters from Capt. p. D. O'Brien
ot the detective bureau OF the Chicago
police department. giving description
of one Luis Muller, who is wanted on
a charge of larceny by embeZzlement
and for whose arrest reward of 5000
is offered Muller is Hungarian &c
years of age, about feet 10 inches in
height and weighs $50 pounds; Smooth
shaven, brown hair. close cropped;
heavy eyebrows: dark eyes; Wore
brown sack suit. standing collar, red
tie, Johnny Jones hat. Speaks Hun
garian, German and broken English.
He is cashier and bookkeeper by oc-
cupation anc may seek employment in
that line.
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GeOfgfa's State Chemist Praises
COttOlene.

Mr.. J. H. McCandless, State Chemist
of Georgia, before recent gathering
gave emphatic testimony to the high
quality of Cottolene. He said:
"The sale of this product. and the proc
lamaton that it is made from cotton seed
oil, have done more to bring cotton seed
oil truthfully and favorably before the
public than anything else in recent his
tory"
Mr.. sMcCandless then pointed out
why a pure refined vegetable oil base,
such as is used in Cottolene, is the
only assurance woman has of clean,
digestible cooking product
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10
kennebec County Transfers.

The following real estate tranfcrs were
recorded at the Kennchec registry OF
deeds for tie week ending Nov Z:
BELGRADE-ErnestL L. Cove Of Water
vile to Slas Hoxie and Clara e. HuXle,
both of Belgrade, land ST.
Daniel w. Wentworth to Charles +.
Bailey, all of China, land, 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10

have been received at the educational
department this week, and which will
he OF interest in educational circles
is the advance notice and program for
the second annual convention of the
National Society for the Promotion OF
Industrial Education to be held in At
lanta, Ga, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Nov 10, 20 and y. There is
also included list Of the State
branches of the society together with
the State committees State Supt
Smith Of Auburn is chairman OF the
Maine committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10
Gov. Cobb Issues ReQuisi-
ton Papers Monday
N Case Of John B. Perkins,
Wanted in Boston.
Game Warden Has Exciting
Experience in StacyviIIe.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Ct Governor and Council
Thursday, Nov. 10, at 10 A. M.

Governor William r. Cobb has re-
ceved an application from Governor
Curtis Guild of Massachusetts for
requisition papers allowing the taking
of one John f. Perkins of Boston from
Maine to Massachusetts to answer to
an Indictment charging him with non
support of his wife and child, said in
dictrnent having been found by the
grand jury at the October term Of the
supreme judicial court of the Com
mOnWcalth of Massachusetts.
Perkins was located at West Frye
burg and William r. Critchcrson, spec
ial district police of Boston, and agent
for the Massachusetts Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, was
sent to Maine to make the arrest
Armed with the proper papers Officer
Critcherson has gone to Fryeburg,
where he expects to get his man and
take rim back to Boston. It is alleged
that Perkins has relatives who are
supporting him and that if he can be
returned 10 Boston ana placed III jail
under the Indictment that the same
relatives will aid in the support of his
family.
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| Judging from a letter which Chair
| man Carleton of the Commission of In
| land Fisheries and Game, has re-
ceived from Game Warden Ward o.
! Millnocket, relative to the seizure OF
some guns under the law which for
bids unnaturalized foreign-born resi-
dents having firearms in the woods
without a hunting license, that gen
tleman must have had plenty of eX-
element while it lasted.
| Warden Ward writes that in response
to a report that a man had brought
him to the effect that there was some
| foreigners at Decker & KnoWles's lum-
| Der camps on the East Branch of the
| pcnobscot, seven miles back of Stacy
! vile. who had guns with them and
! who had announced in language more
| forcibie than elegant that they would
Ike to see the man who would take
the guns away from them, he went up
He was not known at the camp, and
after he had got the foreigners to-
gethcr he asked to sec their guns.
When the weapons We're brought he
took them, they being a 1910 Win
chester, a 3S-40 Winchester and T.
gauge shotgun. the leatter weapon be-
longing to a Russian Jew. There " as
no serious objection at the time the
guns We're taken, but aftcrWard while
the warden was talking with another
man in the camp yard he noticed the
Jew coming along with an axe on his
shoulder.
Warden Ward kept his eye on this
man, and as the Jew reached a point
within about three feet of the warden
he raised the axe over his head as if
to strike. AS he did 50 the warden
jumped close to him. at the same time
drawing his dirk knife. whereupon the
Jew threw the axe about % feet away.
When asked what he was going to do
With the axe he said that he was only
going to throw it on the wOodpie. but
as he had previously told another man,
so the warden states, that a policeman
was up at the camp taking the guns
and that he was going to kill him, if
the warden had not been too quick for
him the chances are that there WOULD
have been bloodshed.
The following corporations have fled
Their certificates Of organization at the
Office of the secretary Of State:
A. H. Scott Co. organized at Port
land for the purpose of manufacture
ing and dealing in shirts, also other
garments. with $1,000 capital stock. of
which $1,000 is paid in Officers: Presi-
dent. Arthur H. Scott of Portland;
treasurer. Edna l.. Scott Of Portland,
Certificate filed Nov. {, 1908.
Vanderbilt Realty Improvement Co.,
organized at Portland for the purpose
Of dealing in real estate and personal
property, and doing general con-
struction business, with $2,500.0o0 CAPT
tai stock, of which nothing is paid In.
Officers: President, Clarence l.. Eaton
of Portland: treasurer, T. l.. Croteau
OF Portland. Certificate filed Nov. I.
1908
Chase and Narncy Co., organized at
Brooks for the purpose of conducting
a general mercantile business in the
town of Brooks, Waldo county, Maine,
with $4,000 capital stock. of which
$4,000 is paid in officers: President, Al
fred +. Chase of Brooks: treasurer,
Charles @. Narrey of Brooks. Ger
tficate filed Nov. Q, 1905
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Announcement was made at the Of
flee of the State commissioner of high
ways yesterday that the following
townships, towns and plantations had
by the commissioner been recommend
ed to Governor cobb for the payment
of State ail for work done upon state
road; during the past season:
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-27
THE U. s. TARIFF

The definite announcement of Mr.
 Taft in favor of tariff reform brings that question within the scope of prac- tical politics. He wishes congress to meet in special session next March and take up the whole subject, the princIpie to be followed being that the duties shall be so arranged as to meet the difference in the cost of pro- ducing manufactured articles in for eign countries and in the United States. This will be somewhat diffi- cult to arrange, as there must always be great deal of complication in de-