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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
English Athletes Willing to
Accept, But Date Is Wrong,
Big New York to Paris Auto
Race Will Start Today.
Several Woman Tennis Champions
Are Beaten.

Cambridge, Eng, Feb. 11.-Somc
members Of the Cambridge University
Athletic Association, including r. II.
Ryln, president, are Of the opinion
that the British universities should ic-
cert the challenge sent by the inter
collegiate Association of Amateur
Athltt eS Of America for an internal
tional track and field athletic meet.
ing between teams representing TN,
colleges and universities of the United
States and those Of Great Britain. fol-
lowing the olympic games this year
and they are making an effort TO bring
about Il meeting this summer.
oddly enough the presidents Of both
oxford and the Cambridge clubs who
are students, are in favor Of accepting
the Aln' rican challenge with som"
notifications, while the honorary
trcaSurcrs Of the clubs, who are both
professors, think that the obstacles are
insurmountablc. Mr. Rylc said ycstcr-
day:
.'Ai has been said before. it is most
difficult for us to keep the ,cimS To-
Ecthcr until July, as the university attn
letts 80 ont Of training in March A
dition for the olympic games and it
might be possible to make up Il team.
1t would never do. however, to wait
until after the Olympic games, as the
Americans suggest, Cor the people then
would be tired Of athletics and we could
not get anybody to attend.
Suggest that instead the UNIVERSE
ties have their contests the first week
III July ut the Queens Club, aftr:.
which the men could take part in the
Olympic games if they desire. ! had
another idea, bat / have been informed
that the Olympic Association would
Olympic, games be opened with inter-
university sports. ISuggest that tn.
challenge be accepted if the Americans
consent TO change the date to the first
week iil JuIs-.'
Mr.. Eyl" is not confident Of carrying
this proposal vita the two treasurerS
opposed to Hini. but the question will
be discussed IT the meeting to he call
ed to discuss the decision reached by
the oxford Club.
j. II. Gray, The honorary treas urcr Of
the club. does not think it will he pos
Sihlc to accept !hc American cha llenge
because there is no telling how many
Of the present track team will he II
the university in July. Some Of the
m"n are III their last year and, further
more, it would be impossible to ask
the others, who have hce: in training
since January, 10 work after tie On
for Cambridge sports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
LIBBY WILL MANAGE
BATES BASKETBALL TEAM.

Lewiston. Me. Feb. 11.-tSpeciaD.-
At meeting of the Bates College As
ISOLATION last evening Walter Libby
oS, was chosen manager Of the Bates
basketball team and Paul Thurston
10 was chosen assistan; manager of
football
Libby is one Of the most active men
OF the college although his size would
not indicate it; early in his Freshman
year he acquired the cognomen of the
ninety-pound giant owing to his
small statute and enthusiastic manner
Libby lives i'll Lincoln. Me- Since
entering Bates he has taken an active
part in all branches of athletics ex-
cept football and stands a good show
OF making his b" in basketball.
Thurston is also manager of nc
CLASS basketball team, as well as a
player on the same. His home is in
Bethel, aMesas. o. f-nssa'., 49, sn,J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
BOXING.
Burns Better Than Most
People Think, Says Cans.
Fred Bradley Wins From John
ny Carroll at New York.
Dave Desh|er Falls Before PoWess
Of Jim Bonner.

Boston. Feb. ll-joe Cans. the old
master ana worlds lightweight cham
pinn, blow into town late yesterday
afternoon t. ill il weeks engagement at
III, Did Howard. Joe wore 4 fur coat
with an 4iStrachan collar, Il bis monu-
mont in his cravat, rocks on his I'm
gers and otherwise looks prosperous.
He will be on the road seven or eight
1nnr" weeks, and next week VIII 60
10 T.rorklyn. He showed at Montreal!
last week. He WAS expected in town
caIlv Sunday cv, ming, but when tn"
80 i. NJ. p1ll.:i i'll three hours lat"
H. Was ;tlu' NJ t!,r missing. Publicity
.iS"!t Fred EnhrrtE was 1t tn" North
station early This morning watching
r,,ry train. ti;tls showed ut T. NJ
So, S!,ar5 with Ja*k Robinson OF Chi
ego.
cans doesn't ft"l chat iinh"l"s good
showing against Battling Nelson last
Wcol; entities him to Il match for the
C!,:,lnpi"HSiin. "Nhit. he may have
vi:iuIH% ~ou over III" Dane said
Joe. lit must b" remembered that the
boat was only ~ rounds and showed
rnthinc. I'll re might has" been an en-
tirciy GiTt"cu; St'ry on II 2o-round, %
round or finish contest. Let tnhOlZ.
I;ritt. Arr'ariauI. Nelson and Tom
ms Murphy fight il out. HI take on
tie uutn who comes out Of til" elm
in;ltirnS. WAC has inholZ beaten /!
Cyclone Johnny Thompson. Peter sui
licvar and George MrmHir. I'll admit
f'i til" sake "f argument that | did
Eitc tn championship to MciHSic. but
didn't take it away from him later?
| can't ngur" tne Bo"r has beaten any
great number of GOOD men. Let him
climb To the ton Of the heap. When he
do y III fight him.
III the ease " another fight with
Nelson, I'll do tine debating this time.
I'll fight at 1913 pounds stripped. I can
Wei2h-lI nude if | wish. While know
that beat Nelson COOL and plenty
vet f""i that the "xactiunS demanded
iy Nolan and the B;tttl"r rendered il
impossible for me to be myself NV
tights. shoes. gloves and other appur-
t"narc"7 must have weighed pretty
clos" to two pounds. At that | frcl
that Nelson was injured irrcparablv hv
that bout. and that II" will never BE-
the same again. His victory over Jack
Clifford doesn't show anything at all"
Cans talked interestingly about
Tommy Burns, sam Langford, Jack
Twin Sullivan ana other ring celcbri-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
CONNIE MACK TO GIVE
6ARNlCLE A TRYOUT

Franklin. Feb. 1l.-Fred RarnicIc. "A
Providence boy and pitcher of the
Dean Academy baseball team. is to
leave school later in the month to 20
south with the Philadelphia American
League Baseball Club for thorough
tryout. Manager Mack of the Attn
letcs has been after Barnicle for more
man a year and offered him an excel
lent contract for. a schoolboy if he
would agree to sign. Mack believes
the Dean Academy player will deveIop
INTO major league caiber and intends
10 get him minor league berth for A
year y he comes up tn expectations.
Barnicle is only - years old, but is
s'x-foo'er. weighing in the neighbo.
mood OF lSS pounds. He entered Dean
academy from Providence in the fall
of lsoS and last season pitched great
ball for that team
lie Won games against the second
teams vt Harvard. Brown. Yale and
HOLY Cross and beat several Of the
smaller college teams Parnicle pitch
ed IL one-hit games at Dean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
BOWCOIN TRACK MEN
HAVE BEGUN TRAINING

Brunswick, Nc, Feb. 1i.-(SpeciaD
The Bowd"in track men started ac-
tive work and training yesterday in
preparation for the spring meets. An
early start was considered advisable
by Undergraduate Coach r. q. Nor
rill. in order to drvcIopc fully some
of the men. II is the plan to have the
distance runners start from the GYM
naslum every afternoon for Il little
cross country work Tie weight men
and the jumpers win practice regular
~ in the gymnasium.
Negotiations are being conducted by
Manager Brewster Of the D0wtloin col
lege track team with the Bates man
agcMont for u relay race between
teams representing The Freshmen
classes of the two colleges. Such a
race would h. u benefit to both col
leg"s as it would show the track ma
tcrial in the entering classes. Last
winter a relay race was held between
the Bates and Bov.,oin Freshmen at
Lewiston. the BoWdoin men winning a
good race.
As a nucleus T. build the team about
Morrill, has men who took about 50
points in the Maine meet Of last wear.
The men who have graduated who won
points last spring are Robinson ani
Bass. AS Il Who'll" The student body
feel that the prospects for i winning
team in track next %i,rinS are at least
encouraging.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
BASEBALL.
Mcfarland and Hoey Sign
Contracts With Boston.
Big Colleges Decide TO Choose
Their Own Umpi(es.
Connie Mack Will Try Out Fred
BarnIcIe Of Dean Academy.

Boston, Feb. II Two additions to
Secretary Hugh Mci3renns collection of
autographs were received Yesterday,
when The contracts Of Eddie McFar-
land and JACK Hoey arrived at the Red
Sox quarters. McFarlitnd's WIS OK
pected, as Manager Mcclure completed
hts arrangements with the catcher sew
days ago. His prompt action in sign
ing shows how good an understand
ing was arrived at when the manager
ana the new backstop met, last week,
at Cleveland
Hoey'S contract came up from Florl-
da, where he is playing winter bail
with the OrnI,nd Beach hotel team.
He saws that ne is in tip-top shape
and that his arm, which gave him som"
trouble last year has shown no signs
Of going hack on hir' again. H0ty will
have TO hustle To make a place in
the Rod Sox outfeld, with the fast
youngsters purchased since last sea-
son. He will be given Il chance, how
ecor. to show his ability and will be
taken South. Manager Jack Carney, Of
the Trenton team, wants Hoey petty
badly. and has already made over<tIres
fOf IIIIIl II tIit lOTliitT f1bIN ' TOSS boy
does not make good with Boston there
is a possibility that Carney many land
him. Carney is an old Holy Cross
player himself. and naturally takes a
lot Of interest in Hoey's career. Hocy
played with Toronto part of last sea-
son and his hitting during his stay
with the Canadians was fine.
President George Dewey and Brother
John were busy yesterday afternoon
looking over samples of tickets and
coupons which are to be used at the
Columbus avenue grounds this sum
mer. The president said that he had
heard nothing from Joe Kelley relative
to any deal In which Dave Brain ig-
ured. and that he knew of no such 4
proposition. Brain is at present in
Oklahoma City, where his sister is III.
He Is evidently figuring on going to
Augusta with the Doves, az h said in
an interview at st. Louis that he was
ready TO start the season when the bell
rang and that he expected to hike
across country to Georgia about the
middle OF next month. He has not yet
adjusted the matter of his seasons con-
tract. but expects to do so shortly.
Seterull IdnS, as wen as those of Il
later vintage. will miss a familiar face
ut the Columbus avenue grounds this
year II George II. Hartshorn decides to |
retire. Mr.. Hartshorn has taken tick
cts at the grand stand gate for many |
seasons. and has become We'll known |
not only to BOSTON baseball lovers. but |
to those from az rnrtS Of the country
as well. He 4 -;i to be considering;
sending In his r.sirnltion. owing to !
business reason and may not be seen
at his familiar post next summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
Big Auto Race
Starts Today,

New York, Feb. 11.-All the men who
arc to take part H. the 2o000-miic auto
trip from New York to Paris WedneS-
day, were booking properly fit yester-
day when it was announced that tho
final details of the trip We're arranged
Six teams arc to he sent away and Ia
al! except the American team the
journey virtually means Il trip around
the world.
Mayor Mcclellan will give the word
that will start the three French cars.
one German, one italian and ono
American i'll the intcrnatiOna race.
The makeup and the order of start of
the teams are as follows:
No. French. q. Bourcier st. Chat
fray, Captain Hans Hendrix Hansen.
NJ. Autran.
No. 2-Frcnch, NJ GODDARD, NJ. Hue
and NJ. Liver.
No. "-Frcnch. NJ. PonS, NJ. Dc
schampS, and NJ Berthe
~" italian, Antonio ScarfogIjo
Emil" Sirt"ri ami Henri Haaga.
NO 3--German, Lieutenant Kocppcn
Engineer Hams knape and Engineer
Ernest Mas.
no. 6-American. Montague Roberts
and Howard Brinker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
NEW Works. BIG
BENCH SHOW OPENS

New York. Feb. 11.-More than ono
dogs "cr" henchcd at the Madiso,
HfIarH Garden today Tor tho AMIN,
muster OF the finest of thci. brao.
under the direction of the W.s,
Minister Kennel Club.
Some new breeds ana new specimen,
vi oid breeds We're shown. jncludin,
oid IRISH wolf hounds which have no,
pcen seen at dog show in this cit,
for years.
EskinoS dogs which, heretofore hay.
''ch SHOWN IN the miscellaneous class
VIII DC shown i'll separate classes hi,
war ana VIII be seen hitchcd M
IN tho bloodhound classes thera A..
some me dogs shown, among them
neihE Ar- knoX's Magician. Amon.
.he sinooth-coated st. Bernards there
IS better showing than usual and
inc Great Dane classes are wen f,I-
ed. -
me absence of the Valley Far,,,
Kennels dogs from the Russian wolf
mound classes has resulted in the Iarp-
est entry list ever seen in New York
IN this breed.
rive oil the Irish wolf hound breed
are SHOWN and attracted much at
tehtion. In the fox hound classes We're
SHOWN the Grafton hounds and those
VI me Waveland Kennels and Of the
n"oieSex Hunt Club. In the pointer
classes are several champions includ-
ing thcse of George J. Gould, George
bielsteln and w. T. Payne.
San Francisco sent the colIies of
Whilam Ellery. including Valverde>
arewe'l which are expected to hold
'heir own against eastern champions.
An interesting feature of the show
VIII be a contest on Thursday night
OF the dogs recently added to the New
YORK police force which viii be exbi-
o,.eo protecting a patrolman on being
attacked, attacking suspect and ston.
pmsZans escaping prisoner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Feb -
FLOt'ls-L"wer: spring patents 54os0
CORN-i.owcr: No > yellow G5Si65I.
oATS-I.ow"r: No. 2 Clipped white CO.
llAN-ITTchanG"d; choice 90
MIL FEFD-I- Unchanged.
STRING BRAN-.6 Gni96.C
MINED FEED-37. NNf - N
ppRK-pull: medium lI.2IffI1 ~
I.AET,-Dull: ~.
HEEF-St.udy- whole cattle >i.mS-..
LANES steady. spring 1lafl21..
EtTTEE- Firm; northern 3}m3,
CflEESE-l'irin: York state 15ff16.
EGGS-!'iTm; choice 2Sfr30: western 2i9p
NFI.ES-0ui"t No. Rnldwirs afi..5.
IpTATOFS- Quiet; MHinc white $3.50
~ t.Als-Stcady on Il basis Of SO for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
FRED BRADLEY BEATS
JOHNNY CARROLL ON POINTS


New York, Feb. 11.--tiriff Jones IS
Philadelphia and Fred DippIeS Of
Brooklyn fought six fast rounds at
Billy Enner's Consolidated a. G. last
night and at the end the honorS rest
ed with DippIes.
III the semi-tinal boat another Griff
Jones. this, one from Chicago. admin
istcred q Knockout to Jack Tcnbrook
in the first round.
Tom Brown Knocked out Jack Baylcn
in the first round
Mike Harris kept up the good work
by executing a knockout on Jim Breese
in the first round of their fight.
Jonny Carroll Of brooklyn and Fred
Bradley Of Boston met in the star bout
at the Dry Dock A. C. and Bradley
Won on points
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New YORK. Feb u.
sales 500 quiet ana lower to sell
WHEAT Receipts 'Dryn; sale< 3.3DtrJ
futures. LOO spot, spot easy: No . red
100 elevator: No. rcd IniL + o j. :foat
No. northern Duluth litH. o u sinpat.
No 7 hard winter 1Gn"- / - Inoat.
conn RccriptS 800. exports 1910. SPOT
steady No. !" elevator and ~ . d
aiinat; No. white G1i@ and No. yellow
62lo q u aflnai.
DATS-itcctipts 1900 spot steady; mix
ed 2T.. lbs. H7l3; natural white .Gn31 lbs
FL -ftfyl4, clipped white 31T4V lbs m .:r65.
i'i.EF-Etc:dv.
LARD Easy; western prime 7.c5D7 81
FORKS Steady.
STGA R-Rnw quiet: fair refining -;
centrifugal ~ test so; molasses sugar ::
refined steady.
BTTTER-Itrcripts I0.7:S: process soc-
"nd g. special - -hi4: western factory
first ~: DO. held .-;U-c;,-.
EGGS Easy: receipts 40: state. pa
and nearby fancy selected whit" -7FfZS;
good tu choice @in"G. firstS ri IL.
PbTATOES-St Steady, unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
ADVANCE GUARD STARTS
FROM NEW YORK TUESDAY,

New York. Feb. 11.-Thrcc automn-
blliStS IN q big foreign car started ~
day on a 22.o00-milc overland in,,rr.,.
from New York to Paris.
me frSt stage of the journey viii,
nc completed at Philadelphia Thence
INC automobiles will strike on
straight across the continent. Tho ~
c"pantS Of the car are Eugene n
L"uvicr, Maurice DroeShe and NV
IIohmann. N''"
The regularly organized Now yor,.
to Paris run with three L,rancb III
i.h''aii. one German and one American
entrants VIII be started tomorrow at
IL y. NJ ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

Nednesday--lack Everhardt rs ]. Gra-
ham. New Orleans. La: houts nj Nest
End A. c.. Cincinnati; Kid Goodman vs..
satthrg Hurley. SharKey A. c.. New
1n,orks: Tom Pendergast VS.. Walter Idc.
TYLER. Pittsburg
Thurs,iay-Mike Grady vs. Mike Cum
M, nsmEham. lewiston. Me: Battling Hur-
York: johnny Mario VS., Jack Drrr,an
olympic A. c.. New York; Kid Freder,
icks vs. Jack Williams, Buffalo
rnIay-kid Wolgast vs.. Harry Baker
Soe Gregy VS.. Young Edwards. Milwau-
see. JACK Phenici vs. Tony Nelson. Al.
""ns, Pa, Willie Fitzgerald VS., Fred
1 HS,,s.S Saitimore: bouts at Ontario and
INDUSTRIAL Clubs, PHILADELPHIA. INV
Satnrday-Harry Lewis vs. rsr,,. ~
MY rniiadelrhia; Bunny Ford VS.. lin,
Murray. New Haven siu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

The Journal presents above a pic
ture of the first 1908 model automo-
bile which has been delivered in Maine
and is now in use. This is the
model Ii Knox Stanhope car recently
sold by the Portland Company to Hon.
Frederick Hale of Portland. The men
IN the car are Richard c. Payson, gen
eral manager of the Portland Conn
pany. and George +. Reynolds. assist
ant manager of the same concern. On
january 20 Mr.. Payson drove this car
lfom Springfield, Mass, TO Boston, and
on January n ne continued from Bos-
ton To Portland. From Newburyport
TO Longfellow square, Portland. the
running time was exactly three hours
ana % minutes and this included a de-
tour TO York Harbor and York Beach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

ties. lie recalled his battle with Sam
i.angford at :he old Criterion Clut
some years ago. "Saln is the only man
" 20 eyer beat mo who got away With
out me going after revenge. and ne
VIII be The only one. OF course. lie had
weight on me, and OF course. l was
tired ont after two hard lights and {.
lard railroad ride, but Sam is too
tough trr me.
Il think S;tm I.an@ford has only one
rival Cor middlcwcight honors, and
that is Jack Twin Sullivan. don't
class Hug" Kelley. STANLEY kctch"ll or
Eill Iaphc with either. Jack Twin
would give SAINT quite Il iusty argu-
nI"nt -
After Joe SPARED y" gave quite u
talk on tn" American ring champions
aid their close rivals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

TO appreciate the time made in this
run one must understand that the
sroHnd was frozen hard. the Their
momet"r was at zero, and the run
was in the teeth of gale blowing 81
miles an hour. The car came through
without stop from Newburyport to
Portland In the same type of car
Mr.. Payson made the run from Boston
to Old Orchard last summer in ex-
actly five hours. and whether in the
hottest day Of summer or the coolest
day of winter there was no difference
IN the cooling Of the engine. This
knoN-Stanhope car is four-cylinder
~ horse power and has a speed of Is
or % miles an hour. It's color is a rich
crimson with red trimmings. while the
uphoistering is in red leather and the
top also mas red lining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
New York Cotton Market.

Spot closed uui"t ; points lower. Mid
ding uplandS ll.tt d.. Gulf 1l9o Sales
2ltn bales.
III: MemrhiS steady. 1I7,: New Orleans
st"adv. 1%i: Savannah steady ia.
Net receipts for four DAYS 101 PSI.
Exports To Great Britain ST.: to
France io 10 the continent IpoS. u
Stock 7.,S 1872
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Frh II.
CATTLF-R"cepts 1850; market steady:
steers 4...!Gi6.l-.
HOGS Receipts 2Sp- market steady to
20. higher. choice ncavy shipping .i0fu
Az
SHEEP Receipts l:0Go: market steady:
sleep 425ft5.i"; lambs G@51' 30: ycarlings
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SEVERAL WOMAN TENNIS
CHAMPIONS ARE BEATEN

New York, Feb. I1.-Sevaral u,o,,,o,
lawn tennis champions fell victims
Moioay 10 the good work of players
neretolore supposed to be less adapt
uia'i they IN the national indoor cham
piolshlp on the courts of the Seventh
regiment Armory. Before all the
semi-hnai brackets in the singles had
oeen filled Miss f. II. Moore. holder
OF the title; Mrs. W II. Pouch. j for
mer champion. and Miss Marcus. Tho
eastern Jersey League champion had
all gone down to defeat
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jim BONNER WHIPS
DAVE DESHLER AT THE HUB,

Boston Feb. u.-Jim Bonner of Sum
init Hill. Pa, won from Dave Dcshlcr Of
Cambridge in a i0-round bout at the
ArmOry a. a. tonight. Bonner forced
the fighting all the way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12
New York Money Market.
New York. Feb

NV York F"h. IT.
Prime mercantile paper aizH,b per cent.
Sterling exchange soft at i~.l5T: iAi y
for demand and at 4"..Spll iS2.SJ ful G,-d;ty
bills.
CONNER cial bills ISL.
Bar silver J52,
Mexican dollars 4S.
Government bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds irregular
Money Oh cail easy at la.M2 per cent .
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St. Paul 5; Harvard 3.

Concord, \. w.. Feb. 1l-St, Paurs
school defeated Harvard at hockey to-
day. to ;. Two substitutes played
on the Harvard team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

The list Of bah players who arr, Ii,sai-
listed with the contracts offered them
1nE tins year would hc sufficient 10 start
the DisSrnntlcd League. if they WouI,
all stick. But they WON'T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

The Amecr of Afghanistan finds his
chief amusement in cooking and is
said To be q. better chef than those m
his palace kitchen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

Here is n good one: President Quinn or
the Chic State League has to advertise
foi umnircS There are some sensible
people left in the West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

BI'TTF,E-l'irm: Crcamrri"S -1ft@@: dali
RIGS 21Gi.I.
EGCS--Irsy: AT market cases Included.
liza tn: first!= 10: prime Grsts II; cX-
traS %.
CHETSE-Easy 1oi.T12'a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

Cnmiskcy hlS another Srit-hall artist
on his pitching staff in Jim Frc"a';ir'
from The Mimi. HpDIi. I, Iu!.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

IeF overall, the mountain of Drawn
who nings for the Cubs. will be married
10 10 MISS Ethel Hinson of Chicago. Feb.
champions last season. % enee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-12

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