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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
pure=Sooolouen
Gar beret | Strait ct aar % baot sOo
girfnins.
etramst 9iIipn.

Den lite Sannar bar BET affilrat
ct Iar, iioen ben rationale "Fure
Sooo" -2op traaote ifraft, og at Den /
bette iorbolospis forte Siosrum bar
bapt rent merfp9roig tiIfreositiIenbe
&einltater, fremgadr Of Ell officiel
llotdIeIie af SIR. s. @. @iIep, Che
fen for 9anobrngs oepartementeis
femiife 9mreaii, ON, at "95 8rocent
at alle Sabrifanter af og Sanolenoe
meo Ge6e- og 3riffeparer % Weoi.
elmer M leperer rene @arer til fine
&uiiber og foripner bisie @arer meo
De foreifrepne 8ienetter % Werfer."
RGiten bpereneite Ssoe. eaer
Griffenare- artifel, iom lnnes eaer
iGlges Der | 9anoet, oeri inObefattet
ole SIogs Drugs og Mebiciner, bar
/ garets Sob p9ret @ienitano for
inbeaaenoe ltnberisgelier, og SsIgen
bar p9ret Sen, at apaIiteten AZ ollie
oisie Sornsoenbeber er Iteeet Idngt
pper al Sorbentnins. 90 gureon.
6efen oplpier, at ben itore @aioritet
af Sabrifanterne label iom af Sc
SanoIenoe bar p9ret meget pilige
til at rette fig efter 9open % He.
gieringens SorIfrifter.
Ser gipes imielertib oeiaa en- Del
Sabrifanter 90 Sorbanolere, iom bor
anieet oct for foroelaatigere at fort.
iGtte ben eomle Metbooe meo Sum.
bug % gebrageri; men De Ieite al
bisie er blepne opiporebe Cd bill bIibe
trnfne til itrnn9t anIpar. gle
iadbanne SilfeIoer err bIepne benpi.
ite til Siiititsoeportementet, Der bar
gipet fine iuribiife Geprpientanter /
oeOfommenoe 9iitrifter Srore ON at
ltr9ffe be forneone anitaIfer til at
fad Be ffpIoige afitraffeSe. @fanot
De anmeIbte SpertrGoere al "Bnre
5000" .2open er melem 40 pg 90
0eelfebonolere | SninpiS.
Eaa Soreipsrgsmaol ON, bpob
Der fra 9~ureauetS SIDE bar giort for
at itanie Salget at irene ("impnre")
Weoiciner, oplpite STR. @iIep, at
Der par nofoIbet ben famine @ftipitet
meb Sen'pn til Weoieiner iom meo
Senipn til 8sbe. % 3riffeporer.
"8i bar" opIDite ban, "lamarbeioet
meb Boitbepartementet meo set Res
%iultat, at ct fort gntaI Slmbuglne-
oiciner er n9gtet Sorienbelie meo
Soften. 8i bar oeida erfluberet fra
2an6et itore So~rienoeIier al Meoi.
ciner, Tom life fom op til oen Iopbe.
Itemte Stanbaro, eIler iom paa on.
Den Maaoe life bar operensitem.
menbe meo "9ure fool" "opens
Sorortneer. Ser blep | aarets Sob
opbaeet mango S~bertr9oelier al Su.
~teritate Commences Iauiulen | So
ben, og De, iom finoes ifpISige, biz
bli oragne til fliIot anipor. Man
bar osiaa funoet, of oct paa Bianet.
ten eler @erfeieooelen ansipne 8ro.
centinoboIb af alfoboI, Cocaine, Ell.
Ter Opium life bar pGret operens.
~Itemmen0e meb ben | We0icinen fore
funone apantitet. &etsIiee Sor.
boIOsreeler er ieIpfpIseIis trufnc |
ole 6isie S~ilf9loer."
Wr. 8ilep fsIer FIG forpisiet omL
at observation-disclosures antal bill bli
enbnu f9rre / 1908. SoapeI Sa6ri.
fainter Tom Sorbanolere bar I'M en-
FLAIR Sorftnnelie al, at bpao De tiua.
Der og i9Iger maa bore pnrt oa
rent, uifaoeliet foe Selbreben o. for.
reft merfet, eIler at De I mooiat SaIo
maa toge 6eleerne, Der ganife tit.
fert life bill ubebIipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
SoreeIise GiIitanee.

Som en- 6dse al De mango %
fore SnSitilinaer I 5abrif-. Sern.
bane. % 9rubepirtiomheoeu err De
ileite al Sanoets Storbper opiplote of
en- @asie biem- % orbeioslsie Reu.
neifer. 9erit ipnes aiGmpebpen
3eip g)ort at pRre itiaet | oenne sen.
ieenSe. ioet Der berettes oerfra. at
Der ! ugen meuem Sui % Hptaar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Ex-senator / SIaesmaal

st 9dnife poIoiomt SIoasmoaI
fouot forIeoen Worgen Steo pda
uaben @aoe / Ienper, COL, mellem
iorbcnpqrenoe II. 9. Senator Sbo.
mas 80. 9atteriou % 5reo q. Bon.
fills, en- al Gierue al glaoet Bot.
Orr. Gotterion, Der blep iloe tilreot
unoer Sompeit, bar Iaoet fin Moo.
itnnber nrreitere paa antlaee for
"moroerilf Gperfnlo".
6ordnleonin8en til Sla9smdolet
bar en- Iongporig gpisfeioe, iom bar
ppret fort melem "Goit" % "9tcrps-
Zines, nf bpilfet ~iioihtGpntc 9Iao
Or Senatoreu por @eoeier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Organs ~Jnoteeter.

Otter bpoS War. grpartS SSmpres.
idrier fortrIer, inobrmaer bdns SO.
reorag bam minoit $4,000 ON aa-
ret, aItiaa Itge idn meget iom ban
piloe mnatte Hare Jig meo, ON BON
ituloe bli paIgt til De 6oreneoe Sta.
tiers GrGitoelit.
Rr. 6. 6. @aener, SetretGren |
Slapton 2peeum 9uredu, Der orron.
aerer bans Surueer, oplpier, at Nr.
@rpou / 1907. iolt bolot 175 Sore.
Drag, % at Observation-Disclosures
for buert al oisie nar pper $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
6oIofeIo.S itudtionen.

Sra Carton Gepaoa, meloes Der
30te Dec, at @upernsr Gports en-
oeIis bar b~eIIuttet fig til at efter,
fomnte &raiiOent @~ooiepeIts 0pior.
bring. ibet ban / en- Proclamation
bar iuofalot Citizens 2egislotur til
en- ertra SoriomIiue ben 14oe ga.
niiar.
5 Sperensitemmelie meo Rooie.
BELTS llltimutlrm bill oltioa 5or.
bunostropperne forbIipe I @oIofieIs
| minoit 3 Tiger til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Sairbanfs Ranoioatur.

HepubIifanerne | Snbiana beSlut'
teoe | en- GGfte 6eiolutioner, iom
meb Gnitemmisbeo % flor entbn.
iiaSme blep peotaaet poa ct 8orti.
mebe' Snoiauopolis forrige uae, at
ftette 8iccprriioent Gborles 8.
5dirbonfS aonoioatilr for g~rGiioent
af De Screnebe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03

for at fringe 0eitie til at betaIe fla
1922, iom ban pier arop paa Of
baue tilsooc ! Con iioen i'm aneioelis
nloplige afifeoigelie. Oct ifaI life
bore iaa uianoipnIi9t, beSer Oct, at
SnssanIGgselIen oil fore til. al
grrfiSentens Gambling biz fomme
til at paaosmnes al 2anoeis Sole.
iferet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Wae SBlOer

Or arene StpHe, lem SHOen espereR, Ep.
rrrne % andre Grscuer life ION tase ie af
uoen SiqIy.
sinner. SsIeer, apeiier % anoet uelat.
FAB at appetit. trat 5orHemmeiie, 1aISe.
ipae. aRialo al iIet ScresieIie. bump 90
pehpiue % mango anNre Caoer Tubes BEN.
&c fiernes al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Qfboloenbeo.
Sor6mSsloueu | Georgia. Ssn
bagslupeme isses sirnnsmfsrte.
"Sprt's Ieip Orleans.

SorbuosIooen, iom poa adrets
fsrlte Gag traaote ifraft ! 8ecrgia,
bar fcraariaaet itore SmpGltningcr
pad mango Smraaoer. Georgia er
oen fsrite al Spbitnterne til at lutte
ha til 8robibitionsfononen
Sperfi9tteIien al 2oben antages
at bape iat co. 10000 Gerioner no
al @efiaftieeIie % berspet gpcrnc
Sniinoer poa Suiinber at Dollars al
Sc Snbt9eter, @rGnoeuinsifatteru
bibtiI bar inobragt Dem. S 9pcn
GtIanta afene git oiSie Snotpgter
OBJ til Si35,6t2 iioite aar.
@ienoomsbGrSien of Solooner %
9rpggerier, Tom eiter ben lite Sn'
mar bar moottet li,ffe fine Gsre,
anilaaes til minSit $5,000,000.
Ser ifaI ineen 8piI p9re ON, at
9open bill bIipe itrenet boonobGpet.
SuIofalb bar 8lperner Smitb be-
oprct, at iaa bill lie, ialfoIo iaoptot
iom oct Itaor | bans Mast at eisre
oct.
8eppgeIien | &etning at en- itreng
SaanobGpeIIe al SenooaSlopene
bar / mango af 2anoets itsrre 8per
life aIene r~eiuIteret | Ell bermetiit
9ufning of SaIoonerne, JON t. or. !
Ct. 9aiil og @inneapoiis, men %.
iaa al ale Slaes SorretninssIcfd'
Ter % Observation-Disclosures
oeribIanbt Sbeatre % Go%necrtbaaer.
Zen melt ienIatioueIle gegipenbeo
/ aauioS Gitp mi / SsnbagS bar
9ufningeu af @rauo Spera Sorle,
bpis @ier, u. Suoab, bar p9ret ben
melt boorSuaffeoe @ooitnnber al
SsnbagsIufnines.g eprgeIien Der
IteoS.
sae be eprige Sbeotre, meo limo
taaelie of @iIiS @oooS % Wnieitic,
Der fupituIereoe ben i%oreaoaenoe
Sgnoag, bar berimob aobue iom
panIigt, bpiIfet tpoer paa, at aom'
pen enoui oil bli longporig.
s Ncp GrIeaus bapSe man Den
"tsrreIte" Ssuoug poa mango Iar,
Ga ale SuIooner por b~eorbreoe
Iuffeoe. 2oaget fan BOG life bauc
pastel rigtig goot, cucr o9iaa bar
oct life p4ret tilbprIig fnit paaifrnct,
for Der pnltcs ON, at 5olf, iom bar
pei fienot meo DC "lofale Sorboioe"
iaIiaIo | Ell beerGuIet ltoitr0fnina
funoe fdd lin Ssrit iluffet.
Sra Tenper, Colorado, u%teooeles,
at 8uperner 8itdtel bar gtbet ollie
9iItrtct attorneps / Stdten cfficicli
@ariel ON, at 2opene MOB "8omb.
ling" og ongdoenoe SaIcontraiifen
for Sremtiben ftaI b~aonobGpes poo
oct itrpneeite.
SfuIoe DC IofaIe MlpnSigbeber for,
ismme eaer pGere iig for at aiere
fin 8Iigt / benne Senieeuoe, bill Sta
tens gttornep General tage iig baabC
at bent oa 2opbrpoerne iuoen oeres
reipeftiue SurisSiftiouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Hoods Sarseparina

8 fQepanlis lpoenoe Born efer ! 9ctps
laSeoatteee Tablets. faloet sarssiabs. 100
Tpier u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
9sSens .psit | 9orse I 1907.

Sgiaa | oct forIebne aar bar
9orse miitet mango fremrasenoe
Is9no os apinoer, bporaf enteIte -
iom Sopblis gusse % eouaro Grieg
- bar pGret meo at bere 3orses
Rann meb Sroer piot omtring |
Serocn. gIanbt De mere b~efienote
gerionIiebeoer. JON er pauoret bort.
fan incomes:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03

Wcriiai paa eiSe a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
New York I; Philadelphia o.

New York. April A.-Before one OF the the
largest crowds that has ever witnessed
an opening game in this city: the major
league baseball season was formally IN
augurated here this afternoon with the
customary ceremonial at American
League park. The Philadelphia Athletics :
one Of the best games es, eyer seen cen
locals winning in the 18th inning by the
score OF to 0. The winning run was
made on hits by Kieirow and Doyle and
an outfield fy by Niles. At.
The bleak wtaher did not prevent the
gathering OF throug that overlooked the
Stands and encircled the field. necessitat-
inr ground rules; The throng at AMER ,,e;d
served t to IT. sthS %as fea
fMred oniy nv Elberfeld's fielding and
Kanows batting The e. p sisstisn w Mnt1
the 1oth inning. when the only tally OF
the game was .recoided with tW" ON. ,
Phiiadeirhia % ooGse oooo@ S,rts;.
Ratteriee-Doyle and kleincw: Gartet
and Smith. Time, Els. Cmpires. Hurst
and Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
cHRISTY MATHEWSON
HAS A NEW CURVE.

A topic Of much discussion among
the Giants is the "dry splitter" new
pitching delivery of which Christy
Mathewson claims to be the originator.
Matty calls his frea kball the "spit-
less splitter" for he does not roisten
the ball, yet it breaks like, splitter
This is the first spring that a lot Of
new pitching deliveries have not been
exploited. Until Matty sprung this
one the only new wrinkle was the
"knuckle ball" The New York pitch
ers have experimental with this but
none of them has had much success
with it. Matty does not claim that his
new deceiver will revolutionize pitch
ing. in fact, he does not say much
about 1t, but McGraw thinks it will
help his star pitcher to win many
games At any rate, it seems a valu-
able addition to Matty's extensive and
effective repertoire.
The dry splitter" differs radically
from the common spitball not only
because it is a slow instead of fast
ball. Speed and a quick break have
been the essential qualities of the
damp delivery, but Matty throws his
deceiver without any effort
The ball floats up to the plate with
out any force behind it, and just as
the batter is about to take a healthy
swing at 1t the sphere suddenly wavers
and drops dead into the catcher's big
mitt. 1t is like a piece of paper flut-
tering along and encountering a puff
of wind from the opposite direction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
BLACKBURN MAKES SHORT
WORK OF BILL HEvER0N.

Philadelphia, April 14.-Bill Heveron
of England did not last three ROUNDS
with Jack Blackburn of this city in
the wind-up at the West End A. c.
Monday night. Heveron was recently
put to sleep with one punch by Jack
O'Brien.
Bill made his best showing in the
first round, when sometimes he block
ed Riackburns blows by covering up.
The second came near being his Water
loo; he took the count of nine, then
pulled himself up, only to go down
for nine more. He was still watching
the scenery on the mat at the bell.
Blackburn opened the third with a
right to the heart and then jabbed left
to nose. Bill swung a right to face,
which was one of the few blows he
struck. They exchanged swings to the
face and then Jack swung his left to
chin and Heveron took a count Of
seven. He was knocked down twice
more, and then his second threw up
the sponge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Feltz is now in San Fran.
cisco. b
Billy Glover of South. Boston and
Dick Nelson will meet in New York
tonight.
Packey Mcfarland wants to meet
Battling Nelson before the latter boxes
Joe Cans for, the championship. MIC
Farland feels confident he can defeat
the pair of them.
Joe Cans has agreed to box Jaci;
Blackburn if the latter will make 1ss
pounds ringside. Blackburn has been
posing as lightweight, but he cannot
make the weight.
Johnny Sheehan and Eddie Curtis
and Wiley Riley and Fred Sidney have
been signed for the preliminary outs
to the Melody and Harry Lewis coil
test at the Armory A. A. Monday
night.
INK Russell Of Philadelphia has de-
cided not to accept the offer to box
Jimmy Gardiner at Jim Jeffries' club
near Los Angles, owing 20 the short
ness of the time in which he would
have to get himself in shape
Jim Barry has written the Armory
A A. for another bout with Sam Lang
ford, saying if he does not stay the
IL rounds he does not want any balm
to sooth his feelings. The directors
having no further use for Barry, con-
signed his offer to the waste basket.
Johnny Conlon, the 105-pound cham
p1on, and Joe Carter of New York have
been matched to box in Peoria May T..
The bout between Willie Moody and
Dick Hyland, which was to have taken
place in New York the latter part of
this month, has been called off as Hy-
lands terms were considered unreal
sonable
One of those to be driven from his
home in the fire at Chelsea was Harry
Edels, the boxer. Edels and his fami-
~ lost all their belongings, and. to
Boston newspaper man. Edels told a
vivid story of the fire and particularly
OF his taking part with a crowd in
whipping severely three men who were
trying to set fires outside the burned
district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
BRAINS STATEMENT.
Explains Difficulty Between Himself
and Boston Club.

Chicago, April 1.-THE following
statement about the difference between
himself and the Boston National
League club was made today by Davy
Brain:
misleading statements have appear
ed in various papers regarding the
situation between Mr.. Dewey and my
self. The facts are that 1 asked him
for raise ine salary last year, but as
he had just invested in the Boston
club. he asked me to continue at the
salary l had been getting, and promis-
ed to give me an advance for the sea-
son of 1905. l was much surprised,
therefore. when he sent me contract
this year at reduced salary. 1 re-
turned it to him, reminding him of his
promise, and offered to accept a raise
of $4o0 for the season. Mr. Dovey re-
piled that that was too much, but said
nothing more.
after waiting for nearly two weeks
l, wrote Mr.. Dovey that i understood
he did not intend having me on his
team, and asked him to give me a re-
lease SO that l could secure a position
on some other team. This he refused
to do, and there the matter rests"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
IN THE WORLDaaOF SPORTS.
BASEBALL NOTES

The pitching machine made hit
with the Yale players during the in
door work.
Billy Lush will join the Nashville
club in time for the opening of the sea-
son next Wednesday.
Stone, Cobb and Lajoie are picked
by the knowing ones to lead the bat
ting in the American League this sea-
son.
Catcher McDonough Of the Athlet-
ice has left Philadelphia for Denver.
where he will join the Western League
club of that city.
The contract of Mike DOnlin, with
the New York Giants. has been APP
proved subject to his reinstatement by
the National Commission.
Umpire Jack Sheridan says that
RUbe Waddell is still great and
game pitcher. HE gave the Athletics
two pennants." says Sheridan, land
may give McAleer one.'
Red Waller has jumped the Bridge
port club for the Allentown. Pa, out
laws. Next fall this player win no
doubt appeal to the National Commits
sion for reinstatement, just as all the
other jumpers have been doing for q
wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. April 14.-Despite chill east
wind, the grand stand and bleachers at
the Huntington avenue grounds were
Gro wded today and the spectators saw
the home team defeat Washington in the
opening game of the season 8 to i. The
visitors could not score until the ninth
inning. WREN Delahanty sent the ball over
the left field fence for home run. Young
struck out nine men.
Smith was q trife wild in the third in
ming but was generally effective. A sem
sational one-hand stop by Laporte in the
nth was feature.
Before the game the teams. preceded by
q band, marched to center field, where
there was a flag raising by Managers
Mcclure and Cantillop. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
COLLEGE GAMES

Wednesday-Haryard VS.. Bowdoin at
Cambridge, Dartmouth VS.. Annapolis at
delphia. Lafayette vs.. West Point at
West Point, Amherst vs.. Springfield 4.
s. at Amherst, Cornell vs. Rochester at
Ithaca. Georgetown VS. Columbia at
Ghsrlottesvile. Brown vs.. u. Y. i. at
Providence. Princeton VS.. Richmond at
Richmond. Va. Michigan VS.. Vanderbilt
at Nash"ille. Colby vs.: Kent's Hill at
Exeter: Carlisle VS.. Mercersburg at Car
Isle, Syracuse VS.. Washington and Lee
at Lexington. Va, Northwestern VS.. Chi
cago University at Chicago.
Richsond, Lehigh vs. ANNAPOLIS at An
napolis. Columbia VS. Catholic University
at Washington. Dartmouth vs.. Rock Hill
at !.ewishurg., Wesleyan VS.; Lafayette at
Easton;, Michigan VS.. Vanderbilt at
Friday--P,inceton VS.. A. & NJ. at Rich-
Dartmouth VS.. Villa Nova at Villa No
va, Wesleyan VS.. Stevens at Hoboken,
Virginia vs. Penn State at Charlottes-
vile. Michigan VS.: Vanderbilt at Nash
Saturday-Harvard VS.. Fordham at
Cambridge. Williams VS.. Brown at Provi-
dence, ColneyY VS.. N. Y. L. at ithaca,
Amherst Amherst vs. Massaehusetts o Agges + at
West Point, Princeton VS.. Georgetown at
Washington. Columbia VS.. Annapolis at
Annapolis. Penn State vs. Virginia at
Charlottesville. Penn. VS.. Carlisle at At
East Orange. N. J.. Holy Cross VS.. Seton
Hall at South Orange. Boston College VS.
Rock Hill at FIlict City. Nd Dickinson
vs.. T. & M. at Lancaster, Lehigh vs..
Washington and Lee at Lexington. Va,
Michigan vs. Vanderbilt at Nashville,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
New York 3; Philadelphia l..

Philadelphia. April 14.-New York won
the opening game of the National League
season here this afternoon through the
fine pitching of Mathewson, by the score
of to /. He kept the four hits made off
him scattered and had excellent control
at every stage. McQuintin also pitched
in good style. but his lack of control
Tenney and Bridwell formerly of the
Boston Nationals. played prominent
part in New York's victory two bases on
balls given to the latter proving the
turning point of the contest and Tenney
driving out a single and a double. Ma
gees triple in the ninth inning saved the
Philadelphia from a shutout.
New York ......O O-3-7-1
Philadelphia 20 0 . 0 0 0 1-1-4-1
Observation-Disclosures and Bresnahan;
McQuilln. Brown and Doom. Time. 1.49.
Umpire. Klein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
More Pacific Forts Needed.

Many OF our leading Senators and Rep
ressntatives have been seriously discuss
IND the advieahility of building more ex-
tensive fortifications on the Pacific
coast SIN time of peace prepare for
war" Is an old quotation that may have
son,e significance n. this particular time.
In time Of health be OF. YOUR guard
against sickness by keeping the digestive
Orcaiis strong and healthy. the liver
active and the bowels open by using Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Thus you are
well fortified against attacks OF poor APP
Matte. sick headache, vomiting. heartbrrn
6loatinc belcfing, dyspepsia, indigestion,
6iiiousr,..ss. costivs.n..s% female ills. colds.
xTippe and malaria, fever and ague. In
Sist on having H6stetter's. with our
prlvaie Stump over the neck OF bottle.
We Guarantee II absolutely pure and
1ou'ii ira 1t will do youa world Of good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
CONNOLLY WILL MEET
BILL McKInM0N AGAIN.

Portland, Me, April 14.-The Pastime
Athletic Club will probably offer on
Patriots day, next Monday evening,
the star boxing attraction of the season
when Barley Connolly faces Bill Nc
kinnon for the third time. McKinnon
has been to New York and won two
fights by knockouts and is full of con-
fidence. He is. sore that the Portland
papers intimated that BARLEY shaded
him at their last meeting and prom
ises that the question shall not be left
in doubt after the third encounter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-15
ATHLETICS AT THE r.
UNIVERSITY OF Maine.

Orono. Me-, April 14.-(SpeciaD. The
first real outdoor track work at the Uni
versity of Maine was held on Tuesday
afternoon when Captain Meserve had the
entire track squad out for about one
hour of work. In addition to the candi-
dates for the team who were out, Man
ager Morton had issued a call for men
to work on the track, with the result that
Alumni field on Tuesday afternoon gave
good idea of the spirit with which the
winners Of the State track championship
for the past two years are going after
the honor again this season.
Although the tracks has been badly
torn UP in one place as result of the
laying of the new drainage system, it is,
considering the fact that the snow has
only been off it for about a week, in very
good shape, and before the week is over
Manager Morton expects to have it in
perfect condition.
The track squad this year numbers IS
men. and although Maine lost last June
by graduation some of the best track
men who have ever been at the universe
ty, it is felt among those who have
watched the winter work of the track
men that Maine will not find it very
hard to fill the vacant places with very
promising material from the two lower
classes. In. the high jump Captain Me-
serve '0S is showing his usual fine FORM
with Higgins 90 second and Phillips IL
third choice. In the weights Maine will
be rather weak. as outside of Farwell '09
there are no experienced men,. Bearce
II. McHale IL and A. X. Gardner 10,
however, are showing good form. In the
NO and 220-yard dasEies Maine has star
man in Pond IL. the fast sprinter from
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cobbossesic ontee Grange.

Children's day, April Z, was s oa
long to be remembered by both oiu ~. ,hs
young and such perfect day loi ,srd
flag raising exercises would De ., n
to find, all joined in singing na. srrs
airs followed by appropriate f 81 shl.
by M. c. wadsworth. About ov ..hsd
dren were then lined up and 'il'a'. ~as
to the dining hall, where dinner .e M"
served to about 200 children pa rsam
and Changers. The lecturers pios s.rn.
in the afternoon consisted Oh ,l,st the
mental music and recitations Uy
children. Readings by Alice Alice who
and Maud Andrews Of Augusta Al.
was called back many time. nc.
together the meeting was granu =
cess. .--'s-' sday.
The next meeting will be Iue''''
April 81. .,s-t
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1owdoin's Tennis Dates.

Brunswick, Me-. April 14.-(Special)
Manager Leon r. Timberlake of the
Bowdoin College tennis team has ar
ranged the. following schedule for the
season:
May 20-(Probably four days) Maine
meet at Orono.
May 25-(Probably three days)
Longwood tournament at Boston.
June / and 2-Interscholastic tour.
nament at Brunswick
The date and place of the Vermont
tournament has not as yet been de-
cided upon definitely.
Captain Ham expects that the courts
will be in shape to start practicine
Monday. A tournament will probably
be played off to determine the team.