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At FIVE O. clock p. m. the board of

At FIVE o. clock p. m. the board of
opened applications for
the selection of official papers, for the
printing of the board proceedings for
the year 1908. and as there was no
contest on for the publication of the
board proceedings in the German Ian
guage.
Therefore be it resolved by the board
OF supervisors of Crawford County.
Iowa, that Der Demokrat be selected
as the official paper to print the board
proceedings in the German language.
There being a contest on for the
publication of the official Board pro-
ceedings in the English language.
Therefore be it resolved by the
Board of Supervisors of Crawford
County. Iowa: That Tuesday, Janu-
airy 18th. 1908. at / o'clock p. m. be
set for the hearing of the contestants
and the county Auditor is hereby in
structed to notify contestants.
Inc contestants Delng:
Denison Review. Denison, Iowa.
Denison Bulletin. Denison. Iowa.
Manila Times, Manila. Iowa.
Charter Oak Times Charter Oak Iowa.
The Board adjourned at 80 p. m.
to meet Saturday. January 18th. 1908.
at 8 O 'clock a. m.
C. H. MOLTER,
M. j. COLLINS. Chairman.
Auditor.
Denison. Iowa, January 18th, 1908.
The Board of Supervisors met in
their Office Saturday., January 18th.
1908, at 9 o'clock a. m. in accordance
with the adjournment.
Called to order at 9 O'Clock a. m.
by c. Il. Molter, Chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes of Thursday. January 9th.
1908 were read and On motion stand
approved.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
Thos Ahart session and committee work
and mileage .-........,......... .....-...... 81 90
c II Molter session and committee work
and mileage ......... $50. -. 81 rs
Paradise Township Board of Health for
burying horse by Birkhofer.. 90
U G johnson & Co. supplies for county
Offices. -. ~. ............ 80 Go Is
NJ Conway Clerk Denson township. 90
Otter Creek township Board of Health -. 90
VIM Lana bridges ........... j.. 1890 II
Daniel McGrath repairing bridges. 90
Carroll county one half cost of bridge on
Carroll and Crawford county line.-.. 60 IS
Matt Mill and John Kelly labor on bridges 90
Pat Pelly repairing bridges ...-. II 90
F Lynch labor on bridge West Side
township 90
Willis H Virgins Merchandise for John
Baber........ .............-............ 90
Resolved by the Board of Supervis-
ors of Crawford county. Iowa. That:
The County Auditor be authorized to
issue warrant to pay assessors for
meeting with auditor.
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock noon
to meet Tuesday. January 18th. 1908,
at 9 o'clock a. m.
c. H. MoLTER.
M. j. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor.
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Skates and Roller bearing coasters
at Wyganrs.
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to meet at O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
At | O'Clock p. m. the contest OF
selecting the official newspapers was
taken up.
Sealed subscription lists were
opened by Auditor and were as fol-
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August le, 1907, 1 w Howerth. =. 100 IS
August l6, 1907, Bayley. ............ 65 90
August IL, 1907, Alice Wilson........... So %
August II, 1907, 20 Van Ness. rent,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. 20 90
August H. 1907, w Van Ness. 55 90
August II, 1907, E W Fellows ........... so 90
August %, 100. Grace Van Ness....... "a 90
August 3, 1907. w Van Ness .... 500
August D. 1907, Welch Co. ~ IS
Paid State "a of eSamination.fees :. l72 90
Balance on hand January LIST 1905. 24i As
Total. ................ los7 IS
hprphN cerfi fN the a hn,-o Aar.nn4
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1908.

..
The Board of Supervisors met in
their Office Thursday. January 9th,
1908. at O'Clock a m. in accordance
with adjournment.
Called to order at O'Clock, a. m.
by c. H. Molter. chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes of Wednesday, January
sth. were read, and on motion ap-
proved.
Ordered that remittances be made
of taxes. to the following named per-
sons on account of being erroneous as
sessments. and poor persons.
Richard Ely Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
e Ewall ......... IL IS
Bert Whited. 90
On motion following claims were
allowed:
Isaac BiNler boarding and caring for DIV
er Bybee 10 weeks .-...... As so
c Molter bus hire and transportation
for Kirk and Larson .-.-.-....-.. -.-.....- 4 60
c Molter Committee work and mileage
to Council Bluffs trips ..................... l6 90
Max Roeh repairs at Jail -.......--..... 2 so
Max Roeh Hydrant wrenches for Court
House. .....s..... 40
G w Holmes Soldiers Relief Commissioner
day and mileage Observation-Disclosures 90
Fred Book Soldiers Relief Commissioner
day and mileage ....-...-. .......-. so
L Morris Soldiers Relief Commissioner
day and mileage so
NJ D Mahony Trustee Paradise Township 90
w tienhold ), >, ;, >, 90
VIM Meyers >. !. !. :. 90
Clarence Bryan Clerk Paradise Township s 90
Morgan Township Board of Health one
meeting. ..... 90
Morgan Township trustee and clerk l6 90
Morgan Township trustee viewing roads 6 90
Milford Township trustee and clerk - l6 90
Morgan Township Board of Health Clerk
establishing quarantine. ..-................ 2 90
II dlnk Clerk Washington Township. 6 90
D Butts Clerk Union Township - 90
j Romans Co hardware for county 16 O4
Thomas Wagner cobs for court house heat
ing plant ------.--.............. = -.--..... 90
Terry postage paid .............-......-... "a
Jas Mcclure Henry Otto Peter Meggers
commission viewing road .......... 40
w M Byrnes coroners fees and expense at
inauests. 16 81
A Mains Transcript State of Iowa VS.
Frank Dwyer 80. ......-....-............ II &
Green Bay Lumber Co coal for Kuebler 6 A
Green Bay Lumber Co coal for Luft - 81
A Justice Wood for John James ... 3O
E Gulck house rent for Pat Pelly two
months u O
CM Jensen merchandise for Mrs Sheridan Z
c NJ Jensen merchandise for Ed Zea - 9
Anderson repairing bridges ........ IL 5
Green Bay Lumber Co bridge material - 90 5
H N Brown repairing bridges ............ 10
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock moo,
to meet at o'clock. p. m.
Y,TnnA,oa,, o-~,,o
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hRI hill advertis-
Ivn v ing is, and
N "l it will be Of
~ Will uv-vO interest to

and bring you that increase Of business You are
looking for if you give your store news to print
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1t should be fit representative Of your
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Board met at / o'clock D m.
Highway petition No. 1895 came up
for hearing and on motion was laid
over till April session, 1908, and whole
board appointed committee to view
same.
On motion following claims were
allowed.
P J Houlihan Clerk Charter Oak township 90
Geo Richardson two months house rent
for Wilson George .,.....,.......... 10 90
Geo Richardson one month house rent
for Mrs Kileany .-.-...--..-......-. 90
Geo Davis twomonths house rent for Ed
zea :; ,.......-..... Is oC
Farmers COOPERATIVE Lumber Co bridge
material .----....-..,..,.-..- IS Sc
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Frank Faul,

SlCI
On motion report was approved.
We, the undersigned committee
on settlement with Frank Faul,
Clerk of the District Court, find
that he has collected as fees for the
months of June, July, August, Sep
TENDER, October, November and
December, the sum of seven hun
dred twenty one 75-l00 dollars.
Also as fines the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars. all of
which has been deposited with the
county treasurer as shown by re
ceipt hereto attached.
John. Cook
John Holland
Committee.
On motion report was accepted
and committee discharged.
II the Board of Supervisors of
Crawford County, Iowa:
submit the following as my in
stitute fund report for the wear
1907:
Receipts
On hand January LIST, l!O,....... Ill 10
Registration of certificates ,.......... BOB 90
Examination fees .................. Il OO
Institute enrolment. 1907. l3y 0O
State apportionment -. ..........,.. 80 90
Total. ..................... ,.....S lo.. 20
Disbursements
March Is. 1907. Frank Camel :. .......S - 90
August II, 1907, z w Search. .......-... 100 90
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GRAND ARMY MEETING.
John A Logan Post G. A. r. meets
End and 4th Saturdays in each month
at O'Clock P. NJ in McHenry Hall.
W. w. Rhodenbaugh,
Commander
John L. Richardson
Adiutant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. June 1.-The strength of the
stock market today both in ITS extent
and Its character proved a surprise to
the most hopeful observers The up" ard
course of prices showed a momentum and
absence of hesitation that We're of con-
vincine effect on those VINO had otcn
doubtful of the range of prices pie:ail-
ing. The most conspicuous buying Was
by brokerage houses who were the hraV-
lest sellers in the break of last week and
who are commonly supposed to represent
the financial forces which were credited
with the previous operations for the ris".
The differences as 10 personalities sup
posed to lie thus indicated made up the
strongest sentimental influence in the
days operations which cento red to an
overwhelming extent i'll the Hill and liar
riman stocks, st. Paul and Reading. and
switched to 4 slight extent during the
day into United Stats Steel and AmalSa-
mPtcd Copper. SO far as any actual new
development was an influence in the mar
ket, the enactment of the emergency cur
rency measure and the adjournment of
Congress We're the principal factors.
The response to the passage of the
emergency currency bill indicates that the
financial community has laid more stress
on that measure than was usually sup
posed. There has been intact. an un-
der current of apprehension that the eN-
traordinary situation of the government
revenues might preclude the usual gov
eminent measures OF reiief FOR me mon
ey market this fall and So lea - sou"
moments Of embarrassment There was
some revision OF opinion, evidently. as -
the scope of the effect of the Wabash
the other Gould properties. The Hill
stocks were subject of continued rumors
of assumed benefits to accrue rom the
new Burlington stock. The stock market
showed wonderful resistance at the last
and closed b:poy ant and active.
Rn,ids were firm, Total sales, par val
ne. 1850 900 United States bonds were
unchanged on cali.
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New York. June 1.-Cheered by more
than 5000 persons, Celt, three-year-
old colt bearing the popular colors
of James r. Keene, won the running
OF the Brooklyn handicap, one Of the
classic events of the American turf.
at the GRAY. send race track today.
He did it easily but at the same time
made Il new record for the race ana
the Gravesend track, stepping the dis
tance. one mile and a quarter, IN
20i 10. Fair Play, August Belmonts
gallant three-year-old, which ran
splendid FACE against Colin on Satur-
day il the Belmont stakes, was sec
ond and Master Robert was third
The GraVesend course was packed
with people eager to see the running
of the handicap, which, with the Sub
urban and Futurty is regarded
as one of the greatest contests for
thoroughbreds of the year. The
weather was clear and pleasant and
the track was fast.
When the bugle sounded for the
race Of the day there was round
of applause for the favorite keene
colors as Celt came out of the pad
dock 20 go to the post. Ridden by
Notter he cantered past the grand
stand looking the winner that he prov
to be- At the start he was second
to get away, but after the first half
mile he led his field and from that
time to the finish he was never i'll
danger As he came down the stretch
well ahead and almost eaSed up by
his jockey, great cheer went up
from the throngs in the grandstands
and on the lawns. The great Colin and
his brother in blood, Celt both sons
of Commando, have won such impress
sire victories last year and this that
the public has come to almost idolize
them and they have done much to
make Mr.. Keene's white with the blue
polka dots the most popular colors of
the day, and perhaps even in the
history Of American racing.
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B0WD0IN INTERscH0LASTIC
TENNIS tournament.

Brunswick, Me, June 1.-(SpeciaD.
The annual Bowdoin invitation in
terschOlastic tennis tournament COM
menced today, five preparatory schools
of Maine, Yarmouth, Thornton, Edward
Little High, Westbrook Seminary and
Watervile High being entered. The
schools are represented by good teams
and the tournament should be closely
contested. Beautiful cups will be pre-
sented to the schools winning in either
the singles or the doubles. The tour
nament is being conducted under the
direction of Leon +. Timberlake, '09,
manager of the Bowdon College tennis
team. In the morning the following
matches We're played off:
Hall of Edward Little defeated
Crane of Yarmouth, G-1, 60.
Cummings and Sawyer of Thornton
defeated Crane and Davis of Var
mouth, 6-1, 81.
If the weather conditions are suit
able it is planned to play off the re-
mainder of the preliminaries and semi
finals tomorrow, and to finish the tour
nament with the finals on Wednesday.
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Collins Brother, Celt, Cap
lures Brooklyn Handicap.

Colin, by winning the Belmont stakes
on Saturday and Celt's victory in the
handicap today added more than $4O.-
600 to Mr. keene's stake winnings in
two consecutive years of racing.
The field handicap was sent away
to a good start King James, bear
ing the Madden colors, broke in front
with Celt at his heels and Fair Play
in third position. To the quarter pole
the positions remained unchanged, ex-
cert that Notter had let out link
on the Commando colt and was but
short head behind King James and
four lengths ahead of Fair Play Head
and head to the half mile, King James
and Ctlt raced, the keene colt run
ming easily under restraint while Lit
tie Shreve on King James was rid
ing his mount hard. Dugan also was
3t work on Fair Play and the Belmont
horse slowly cut down the distance
between him and the leaders. Pass
ing the half. Celt went to the front
ard Fair Play passed King James.
who had started absolutely last, was
coming fast and cutting down the field
one by one in his quest for portion
OF the big purse. Notter. however. on
Celt had an advantage of three
lengths and began easing up, and to
tn" finish it was simply a gallop for
the Keene horse, but Dugan was kept
busy on Fair Play all through the
stretch to stall off the rapid rush of
Master Robert for second place.
With Celt an easy winner the spec
tacuiar feature of tho race was the
finish of Fair Play and Master Robert.
tho former managing to maintain sec
ond place by scant half length from
Master robert.
The Expectation stakes for 2-year-
olIs was won by Harry Payne Whit
ney's Clifford gelding Black Ford,
which finished a nose in front of Tor
bellino. Rose Fenton was third.
Roseben came back to form today
and won the first event a siX-furlong
dash by head from Berry Main.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, June |.
tIouR-Receipts "a, 7S9: exports 81, 4l3;
sales 4im: market quiet and about steady.
w III AT-liec@ipts 240,0Jo: exports 3S4.
66?; sales l6p0,0O0 futures, 5000 spot; spot
steady: No. : red l01 elevator; No. , red
~ t o b afoat: No. i northern Duluth
f b afoat
CORN-Receints 145,115; exports IS O93;
sales l2"p futures; spot market steady
NO. % elevator ana - o b atioat.
CAIS-Receipts l14,0OO: exports 1855;
spot steady; mixed 26MS2 lbs. "a: natural
White sag lbs. 5sG59A; clipped white 81
BEEf-Sieady.
hI ,AR1! western s.5o@5.Go.
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refninf 80,
centrifugal 96 test 4.39; molasses sugar
3.64; refined steady
BITfER-Fiim; receipts 7o22; creamery
specials 2}iA %. extras g: do. thirds to
hrsts lSl"n22R; state dairy common to
1lhest ~ .m2zE; process common to spe-
ciai l3;5n1i; western factory first 1872
EG'iS-F'irmer; receipts II 1850; state
"a and nearby fancy selected white 1872
@l9: good to choice 1raM1S: brown and
mixed extra 1Sl$ml9; first to extra first
Tm1S: western first 16Grh: second 15gI1h
IOTATOES-Easy; Bermuda new per
Dbl. 25'H4 southern 1Ni3.25: do. Maine per
sack 223W2.5o; state and western in bulk
per $50 lbs. 2.3G250; sweets, Jersey, per
basket 1!5M2.23.
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South Paw Twirler Traded to Fed Sox
Ivy Cantillon in Exchange for Jesse Tan
n"hi!.
Patton was considered in a trade
last season for Bill Dineen, but Wash
ington finally backed out Boston has
been sweet on the Washington left
handler FOR years. lie was one of the
finest left hand pitchers in the bust
ness, but last season fell off in eff
ness, but last season fell off in eff
nursed along very carefully. He pitch
ed five innings Of the morning game
here on Saturday and looked good,
and Manager Mcguire thought he
would be a big improvement on Tan
nehill, who was showing no form nor
any disposition to work. Patton is
q good batsman for pitcher, and with
his experience should prove desir-
able addition to the Boston club. 1t
looks very much as if the home team
got the best of the trade.
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Wayne II; North Wayne IA.

North Wayne, Me, June 1.-(Spe-
ciaD.-A very interesting game of
baseball was played here Decoration
day. between Wayne and North
Wayne, being won by Wayne by a
score of II to IA. The features of the
game was the base stealing of Rankin
and Hutchins, and the handed
catch by Richmond. The players were
as follows:
North Wayne-Hall, c; Rankin. IT.:
Allen, p; Smith, Oh; Godfrey, 3D., p;
Richmond, IS; Wing, CT; Shaw. IF;
Hutchns, 1b.
Wayne-Berry, IF; Fish. IS; Welch.
If; G. Lyman, 3b; |. Lyman, p; Frost,
2b; Bradford, eff; Raymond, c; Jepson,
Id.
Wayne .........1 l 0 5 0 0 6 / 3-17
North Wayne II 90 4 . Al Ia
Ball, the New York shortstOp, IS
leading the American League in bat
ting with an average of 300. This is
wonderful work for youngster.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
the RED SOx SWAP
TARNEHllL FOR PATTON.

Boston, June Jesse Tannehlll of
the Boston Red Sox has been traded
for Case L. Patton of the Washington
club. The deal was closed yesterday
and Tannehill joined the Washington
team in Philadelphia today, while Pat
ton joined the Red SoX this afternoon
in New York.
Manager Mcclure and Joe Cantillon
talked the trade over on Saturday, and
after a talk with Patton, who was
anxious to come to Boston, the Wash
ington manager decided to make the
trade.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures s. Montreal 5.
At Jersey City-Jersey City IL. New
ark ..
At BALTIMORE rovidence Z, Bald
mere G.
AL Buf& lo-Buffalo ., Toronto 0.
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OATs-July old 4624: July new 45A
Mess f'nRK-july i$.72,z; Sept l3s7,s.
LARD-,Iuly S571a: Sept. SIS.
SHORT RIBS-July '42la; Sept. 1.65.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR Easy.
WHI5AT-No. spring s7m1o7; No. red
9Slatl99.
CORN-No 2 72M1a: No. yellow -
OATS-No. 3 white 5o14M53i2.
IsARLEY-Fair to choice mailing 62mGG
FLAE SEEDING. | northwestern 2Hhr
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June 1.
heavy rains in Kansas and drought in
sputheIn Europe caused strength today i'm
the local wheat market, the July delivery
closing at a net gain of 5sGa4 Corn was
up g. oats We're unchanged. Provisions
me Leading futures closed rs follows:
WHtAT-June sc; july a0asM7s Sent
SIS: Dec. old SS% Dec new $50.
-CoRN--Jmly 6sB@aa; Sept. 6sss; Dec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

The big disappointments this season
at the bat are Bresnahan with .22S,
Slagln $50, AbbatiCchio 40 and Lum-
ley .l52 in the National League; w.
Clarke .1l5, Hahn .165. Parent 1855 and
Hickman $50 in the American League.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, June l.--BOSton won the first
game of the long home series from New
York today to o. Dorner was rather
wild but received excellent support, while
Witt did not fare so well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

ding urlands 11.30; do. gulf 1l.55. Sales
800 bales.
Galveston easy. 11&: Charleston firm,
11H: Memphis steady. 11l&; New Orlea"'
steady. 1lta; Savannah quiet, 1l2s...
Net receipts for three days 20,M Aka
Exports to Great Britain $500; 10 'Ho
continent 1880.
Stock 1862 3D.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s, Hartford 4.
Al New HaVen--Meriden 2, New Ia
ven 0
AT New Britain Holy oke 5, New .3r-
tain 0.
AT SpringGcld-B Bridgeport II, Spring
field g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

Among the birds the swan lives to
be the Oldest, in extreme cases reach
ing 800 years. The faIcoln has been
known to live over 162 years
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, June l.
FLOUR-Unchanged spring patents 5.65
II.15.
CONDITIONER; No. yellow Sc
civ.
HAY-Unchanged; choice 21.0O
MILL F'EED-Quiet.
SPRING BRAN -27. G0f621 80.
MIXED FEED-2S 5Oft300G
FGRl<-Dull; medium 1.75G1S0.
LARD-.Quiet: 10I.
kEEE-lIieher: whole cattle 1Ol1G'a.
LAM Firm; spring 134D14im.
EAI.S-Firm: 10GI12.
BliTTER-Steady; northern 24%F025ls.
CIfEESF.-Steady: York state i50115he.
E'iGS-Steady; choice 2lG22; western II
G19.
IOPATOJGS-Qui Maine white s5itSS.
SUGAR Steady on basis Of $50 for
granulated.
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SHORT RIBS, SIDES-7Oo@7.1 70.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, June l.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; market 1OfD15
higher steers 5.0OdD7.3O
HOGS-!2cceipts about 1900: market
l5c higher; choice heavy shipping 5000
SO.
SiIE!,P--Receipts about 1900: market
steady: sheer 4M5, lambs 5.25M1.GO; year
lings 4.56Gt5.25.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

New York. June New York Shut out
the Boston Americans TO today. Ches-
bro pitched fine game and the local
feeders gave him errorless support Ball
was particularly in evidence. having four
putouts and five assists to his credit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02
Maine Tufts Game Cancelled.

Orono, Me- June 1.-The University
of Maine-Tufts game was cancelled on
account of rain.
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AT BROOKLYN.
Pni,adelpha 20 o 0 0--2-S-1
Brooklyn ......0 0 o 0 0 0-1-2-2
Batteries-Moren and Doom; Mcintyre
and Bergen. Time, 1.2S. CmpircS, Rgler
and Rudderham.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ........0 3 o / . q O. -
Pittsburg ......1 0 . . 0 1 0-S-11-2
Batteries--FraZer. Brown and King;
MADDOX and Gibson Time, 20S JIM
pires, tombstone and Klein.
AT CINCINNATI
First game
Cincinnati ......0 . 0 . 0 0 ! x-;-7-O
st. Louis .......0 0 c 6 0 0-H-8-2
Battcries-CanpEell and Mclean; R.ebe
and Ludwig. Time, is. Umpire, Ems
lie.
Second game:
Cincinnati ......O q q 0 0 0-O-G-3
ST. Louis .......0 l b 0 0-1-S-2
batteries SPADE and Schlei: Higginho-
than end Hostetter. Time, 40. Umpire,
Emsle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02
OTHER GAME

At Andover. Mass.-rhc Phillips Ando-
YER Manhattan College game was called
off. rain.