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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York April IA galvanic effect
was produced on the stock market at
the outset today by the announcement
that permission had been sr tntcd to
the Erie Railroad by the public service
commission to issue $l5,0o0,0O0 al notes.
1t was assumed that the settiem"n, OF
the financial crisis confronting that COM
pany was thus assured and the receiver
ship of the company. which was freely
rumored yesterday. thus avoided. Inc
good influence of the news waned some
what as the day progressed. rms was
due to the reticence of the officials of the
company and the bankers AS to the sue
cess being met with in the carrying out
of the project. Beyond the fact that in
terest due today on the convertible bonds
of the company was paid, no details We're
fort hconinS Of the arrangements for the
sale of the authorized notes. There was
a notable rebound in the price of the
notes, which mature on AplN Is. II 81
from the price of 80 at which they sold
yesterday. The discount was felt to be
still very heavy on an instrument which
should he dcreemabe at par in a week $
time These considerations probably had
to do with the uncertain tone which d
v-luped after the opening sprrt. Efforts
were made to maintain the advance and
in fact prices went higher than tho open
ing level. Union Pacific was q conSrr-
uouS sustaining force ana was heavily
bought on rising scale. The sharp rally
in United States Steel also relieved the
market from the depressing effect of the
nc cent signs ol 'lqtuuatlon III indl STOCK
A good effect was produced by the Feb
ruary earnings statement of the P@nnsyl-
vania system owing to the marlcd pru-
gress shown in cfiecting rctrenchmcnt Of
operating cost Other February state
ments did not prove the Pennsylvania 5
rate of retrerchment fully met by other
systems.
The copper stocks We're a point Of d.
preston "gain today, with American
Smelling in company. a sharp drop in
the price of copper in London ana an
other reduction in the quoted prices at
the New York Metal Exchange had To do
with this This group of stocks also con-
times to suffer from the suspicion of q
speculative relation to the efforts to float
Il new mining stock in the curb market.
Bonds We're Irregular. Total sales, par
value 81 ,622 .ocG, United States bonds We're
unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
BURNS IN LlMELlGHT.
Guest At Sphinx Club, London-Two
Bio Fights In Prospect.

London, April 1.--Tommv Burns, tn"
champion heavyweight fighter, appeared
i'm n new role tonight He was guest
at the dinner of the Sphinx Club and
was down for a speech in n debate which
had been arranged on publicity in
Sport" which mainly turned to the eth
les of Oxford's recent secret trial row.
Unfortunately for Burns he was sand
wched in the speaking between Lord
Alverstone and Austyne Pigott, two of
London's best after-dinner speakers.
There was compensation in the TACT
however, that Lord Alvcrstone. who was
a great athlete in his younger days, Went
over to Burns and. shaking him by the
hand, said that he was pleased to meet
a man who had played the game as
Clearly as had Burns.
Nean, Burns manager. will sail for
New York on the Lusitana Saturday. he
will try to arrange n match with john
son and will cover Johnson's deposit of
$500 with $500 additional. Burns says
he is willing to allow the money to re-
main in the hands of the stakeholder for
from nine to l. months in order to give
promoters an opportunity of arranging
the contest. He demands $4,000 his
share of the prize money. no matter what
the result of the battle. and would prefer
contest of 45 rounds or to finish,
which would limit it to California or Ne
vada.
ARRANGEMENTS are about completed for
another contest in England in which
Gunner Moir probably will be pitted
against Burns for Il percentage Of the
gate receipts The fight, if arranged. will
take place in one of the big foothaii
and the price of admission Will
be from one shilling upwards. which
means that probably at least 10000 per-
sons would attend. \
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
HUGH DUFFY NOW CON-
Trolls PROVIDENCE CLUB.

Providence, April IA deal whereby
Manager Duffy of the Providence
Baseball Club secures full control of
the club through the purchase of the
interest of A. c. Doe has been COM
pleted, and the trouble that existed in
their affairs since early last fall has
been brought to an end. The stock
held by Mr. Doe was bought jointly by
Charles LAWS Of Boston and Manager
Duffy The former is a personal friend
of Manager Duffy of many years
standing. and the entire charge of the
club has been given Duffy.
The matter was arranged at short
notice, Mr.. Doe making an offer that
was thought reasonable. The stock
was purchased and the money paid
over last week. A few days after the
transfer of the stock to Duffy and
LAWS a writ of attachment was served
on Manager Duffy as treasurer of the
Providence club attaching the stock of
Mr. Doe in the club. The writ was
served at the instigation of John
O'Donnell of Worcester, who bought
Does interest in the Worcester club
last summer. it being discovered that
there was an attachment on Does
stock in the Worcester club. it is
claimed. for $500.
Former President Doe has gone to
Hot Springs and it is said. intends to
buy a club in one Of the minor West
ern leagues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
Canada Will Send Long,
boat to London.
My|es Siandish Rifle Club
Beats Bay State Team.
Major Taylor will Leave For Europe
Next Month.

Buffalo. Acril /. P. ]. Mulqueer,
president of the Canadian Amateur
Union, is in this city for a few days
but his visit has nothing to do with
any official business of the governing
body of Canadian athletics.
Asked if any OVerturcS mad been
made by President Sullivan of the A.
A. T., looking to the relieving of the
structure between the American ana
Canadian A. US, Mr.. Mulqueen said
there has not. He said that Mr.. Sui
Ivan could do what he pleased in the
matter. as no oVertures would come
from the Canadians Canada will
send team to London to compete in
the Americans do.
And YOU can bet all you've got that
Longboat will be on our ,eam,"
said Mir. M,llqueen. 1--WE have
examined his record as closely as ever
the American body did, and we have
discovered nothing in it that would
brand him as professional in our
eyes He may have been badly adj
ViSed at times and done things which
did not look good on the surface, but
his every transaction, as far as we
could discover, and we went pretty
deeply into everything he has done
since ne gained prominence, has been
absolutely on the square and not of a
nature to irjure his amateur standing.
'Longboat is keeping himself in good
shape. and we expect him to win the
Marathon for Canada
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MAJOR TAYLOR WILL GO
TO EUROPE NEXT MONTH.

Boston, April 1.--Maj. Taylor, the
crack cyclist, who has recently re-
turned to the track, will ride only Il
few more matches on this side prior to
leaving for Europe next month, where
he will ride in France and in several
other countries on the continent
Taylor ever since he began training
early in the winter after prolonged
absence from the track, has been de-
voting his attention to getting back
the sprint and the jump that made him
famous the world over when the sprin.
game was at its height a few years
ago. That Taylor is as fast today as
ever is the belief of those who have
seen Major in his recent races, and eS-
pecially in his match with Bedel at
the Park Square Coliseum last Satur-
day night, when he jumped away from
Bedell whenever he wanted to, and
altogether rode a heady race.
Taylor stands ready to meet any
cyclist now in training in sprint con-
test but the topnotcherS are inclined
to side-step him. Iver Lawson could
not be hauled into another contest with
Taylor, while Frank Kramer, whom
Taylor is especially anxious to meet
is not now in active training. Taylor
has said several times he would like
to take Kramer on again, but it not
inclined to press his def in that direc-
ton, as long as Kramer is doing no
riding.
Major Taylor and Jimmy Moran will
meet in sprint, paced and pursuit races
at the Park Square Coliseum next
Saturday night, as result of Morans
challenge for a battle for the all-round
championship. The riders met Tues
day and signed articles Of agreement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
DCNAHUE TOO CLEVER
FOR JOHNNY DOHAN.

New York, April 1.-Toung Donohue,
Of RoXbury, Boston, outpointed Johnny
Dohan, of this city. in six fast rounds
of fighting last night in the star bout
at Browns gymnasium. Donohue was
too clever for his opponent and con-
tented himself with pecking away at
Dohan all through the battle. Johnny
tried to rush matters and bring the
fight to close quarters, but Donohue's
cleverness enabled him to evade the
rushes.
In the other bouts Mike Glover
stopped Jimmy Garner in three rounds
Billy Spalding drew with Joe High
land. jerry Murphy beat Willie Hart
in three rounds, and Frank Burns won
from Paddy Leonard.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The Rochester Eastern League play
ers will put in their preliminary work
al Havre De Grace. Md
Michael Mccormack. the former
Holvoke third baseman and captain
is showing up well with the NashViiie
(TennD Southern League team
a Texas combination Of bad water
md liSagrceable weather Is making
irroads upon the Giants squad at Dai-
las. a. number of players being lald up
with chills and fever.
The Detroit infield will start the race
unchanged Rossman got Il pa! start
last year, and Schaefer was on the SICK
list most of the season. Both OF them
are fit and ready this season.
Harry Bay. at one time one Of the
.neediest outfielders in the business
e. not rounding into form as fast as
VAC exnected. and the chances are
that Josh Clarke will lead the batting
order for the Maps. Clarke ought 10
make good. as he is a classy player
Manager Frank Chance of the chi
coco Cubs believes he has found an
other gem in Heine Zimmerman, the
second Artie Hoffman. The big Ger
man bought from Wilkes-Barre, IA
last summer. has never had an oppor-
tuni,y TO show his real merit until
now.
Connie Mack nurses Jimmie Colilns
as if the pennant depended on MS
staying in condition The fact 'na'
me ground around third base at Co
lumbus was slightly slippery SATURDAY
afternoon caused Mack to take Collins
out and put Covo!eski in at that po-
sition.
Pitcher Coonnbs will not be USED on
the rubber this year by the Athietics.
He will play right field permanently
nj least until Seybold RECEIVERS from
his injury. Coombs is a Colby college,
nlayer. who achieved his greatest DIS
tinction in pitching "a innings against
1na Harris, the Boston tw1rler
AS a rule ball players and managers
do not keep very close tabs on the
progress of the sport. In a Southern
hotel Is players of the st. Louis Ma
t,onal and Washington American
teams were gathered. with Managers
McCloskey and Cantillon also present.
and not one of the bunch could tell
the exact year in which the foul strike
was fl tyt In force.
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston. April l.
FLOtR-Unchanged spring patents $50
M5.S0.
CoRN-Tnchanged; No. yellow 7iGk
OATS-unchanged; No. clipped white
HAI-tasier: choice 81. 5OdT2o
MILL FEED-Lower.
SPRING: RRAN-27 75G62S o.
MINED FEEDS 256I3O.OG
PORk-Firm medium lS.251lS75
LARD-Firm; 10A.
BEEF-FiTm; whole cattle 10@I0k.
I.AMBS-Firm; spring i4.G15
NEAf.S-Firm; 1l196I12E
CHFISE-Ste York state l5dI6
Professionally; choice 20@21; western II
APPLES-Dull: No. Baldwins 175
POTATOES-Ouiet: Maine white SlI83
SuHAR-Steady on basis of $50 for
granrated.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April I.
An offic.al forecast of cold wave for
ne Southwest caused Il strong finish to-
DAY IN the local wheat market, the Nav
delivery closing at a net gain of u. Corn
was up x. Oats We're re. higher Pro-
vision were shade lower to Sc higher
The leading futures closed as follows:
" HEAT-May 924 July SSK@A; Sept
CoRN-May e5A: July CHS; Sept 6sls.
0ATS-May old 53i@; May new 52A; July
= MESS SPCRK-May 13.72lz; July IA .2,s:
Sept. 1850.
LARD-Nav $50; July s.;o,k; Sept. ss5.
SHORT RIBS-May 7,35; July 7.65; Sept
FLOUR-Stcadv
WlIEAT-No spring 1O4@1O6: No. 81
N10a: No. red 517sd93.
CoRN-No. 65aA; No. ? yellow G51a
oATs7No. . ssa4@A; No. white 5ea5a.
RYE--No. . 7219. ~ j.u ~ '1-'|F
MALTING-751S3
FLAX SEEDING. northwestern lis
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 4GOeI465
CLOVER-A00.
SHORT RIBS-6. 621b6I7.l2k
MESS PORK 1350d13. 62ha
IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Burns will leave England for
America Saturday.
Young Loughrey and Joe Doyle will
meet in New York Monday night
johnny Lynch of Cambridge will box
Will" Jones in New York tonight.
Charles Neary of Boston has been
signed to box Mike Cunningham at
Lewiston tonight.
Jack CTWin) Sullivan and Stanley
kctchel have been matched to box 81
rounds at Gonna, Cal. May 9. Since
k"tchel defeated Mike (Twim Sulli-
van. Jack las been looking for re-
Vonge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Duchess of Marlborough. who has
been visiting her father, w. X. Wander
bilt. sailed Wednesday from New York
on the steamer Mauretana for Liverpool
Alfred e. Vanderbilt was also a passen-
ger on the same steamer
Carl r. Hanson. q well-llnown New
York lawyer, was indicted by the grand
jury Wednesday on a charge of extor-
ton preferred by Joseph f. O'Brien. said
to be a decorator, OF Philadelphia. In
an affidavit Mr. ORrien alleged that Mr.
Hanson extorted $4,000 from him to pre-
vent case from coming to trial. Mr.
Hanson was held in $4,000 bail
AS a result of last Saturdays disturb
ances in Union square, New York. when
one man was killed and several injured
by bomb. Police Commissioner Bingham
Wednesday renewed his request for funds
for the establishment of police secret
service. The sum asked for in q letter
directed to the board of aldermen was
100000. The commissioner said the mon
ey was needed to keep secret service men
constantly at work watching Anarchistic
and Socialistic meetings. The request
was referred to the finance committee.
An order calling upon the Commission
on Commerce and Industry to state the
methods by which the majority of it's
members arrived at the conclusion sub
mitted in their recent report that the
merger Of the Boston & Maine with the
New York. New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road would be for the best interests of
the state. was introduced into the Mass
acEusetts House Wednesday by Repre-
sentative White of Brookline. The order
was in the form Of II questions and the
question Of its adoption was laid over
until 1hnrcda,,
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kELLCY'S REGULARS BEAT
YANNIGANS, 2 TO !.

Augusta, Ga. April lit was
snappy gone, the getaway contest
Tuesday at Warren park. and the 900
fans who journeyed out for the benefit
of the Y. NJ. c. A. to see the Regulars
VS.. Yannigans were unstinted in their
praises of Joe Kelley's men after the
contest was over
The fine weather had an invigorat-
ing effect upon the men, and with the
prospects Of starting homeward to-
morrow in their minds, all the players
Fingered up. and the result was one OF
the best games since we came to Au-
gusta The Regulars won, to |.
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MYLES STANDISH RIFLE
CLUB AGAIN VICTORIOUS

Portland, Me. April 1.-The Myles
Standish Rifle Club had Geographic
match Tuesday night with a team of
Co. A of Wakefield, Mass. Military
rifles were used gallery ranges, 20
yards, 10 men to each team, 20 shots
each.
The score made by, the Myles Stand
ish team was OIL while in Wakefield
the Co. team only recorded S3s,
which gives the match to the former
by a score Of %, thus winning the sec
ond shoot of the series.
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JACK TWIN AND STANLEY
kETCHELL ARE MATCHED.

San Francisco. April Jack Twin
matched Tuesday night to fight 35
rounds at Jim Coffroth's arena at Col
ma May 8. Billy Roche is to referee and
the fighters are to box for 80 per cent.
divide 60 and 40. In addition, Ketchel
gets 10 per cent. bonus from Coffroth
and ) from Sullivan.
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Baseball Wednesday.

At Montgomery Mont Somery (S"uth-
ernl g. brooklyn tNatD l.
At Columbia. S C.-Boston (Natr Z,
Columbia tsouth Atlantic, c.
At Philadelphia of Pennsyl-
varia g. Albright "nllcEc = q
At Durham. y. C-Tlnity ColeSe y
Colgate University o.
AZ Chapel Hin, n. C.-University OF
North Carolina ., Cornell :.
At New Havcn-Nale ). Trinity >.
Al charlottesville. Na.-University of
Virginia D. Amherst !. q
At frlnceton-Princeton I. Dickinson y.
Al shinEton-GeoractnWn University
a. GallaudC >.
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BOWDO|N BEATS
BROWN 5 to 4.

Providence, Il. l.. April 1.-BOwdoin de-
feated EroWn to this afternoon. 1t
was the first game for both teams The
Brown men wcr" unable To hit the Bow
dom pitcher Files. and made costly err
rois in fielding when men We're on bases.
The score Ly innings:
Bow,ioin .......G 0 h-1-64
Brown ..........6 l 0 04-c-5
Batteries-Fies and Powers; Nourse
and Raymond. Umpire, Rock.
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BOXING.

Portland, Me-, April kid Clark
Of Lawrence ana Mike Cunningham OF
Lewiston fought a siX-round draw at
the Ioastine a. C. Tuesday night.
Of the time. In wrestling bout Kid
Dodo of Lewiston threw Joe Carter of
Lawrence twice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

Brunswick, Il to IS and Q TO 1G, two to
Oll Town, Il to 43 and q to SO, and
one to NJ. G. l., to 81. The five
was made Up of Meader center, Capt.
Huntington, right forward, Fitzgerald.
left forward, Savage. right back and
Hutchinson, left back. Pierce and
Knowles were substitutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02
Bad Weather InterfereS
With Red Sox' Practice.
Ke|Iey's Regulars Beat The
yannigans, Two 10 One.
Hugh Duffy Now In Full Control
Of Providence Team.

Cincinnati. O., April lit was to
have been a spit bail battle Tuesday
with Morgan and Bob Ewing pitted
against each ether, but the weather
man, who seems to be chasing tbs Red
Sox up lately, interviewed with heavy
downfall Of rain the night before, and
Tuesday the field vas so thoroughly
drenched that at noon Managers Nc
CURE and Bancroft decided to call it
off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

A restoration of the skull OF a great
horned 6inosaur has just been installed
for exhibition in Peabody museum,
Yale University. 1t is nearly nine feet
long and about SIX feet broad. and IS
said to he the largest skull OF any pre-
historic land animal.
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KID SHEA OF WATERBURY
OUTPOlNTS KID WILLIAMS

Danbury. Ct. April kid Shea of
Waterbury clearly outpointed Kid Will
!iams of Bridgeport in 10 rounds Tues
day night for the l10-pound champion
ship OF Connecticut. No decision was
"iVen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

The Giants, the st. Louis Cardinals
and the Washington team We're all
at Dallas Tuesday and the little Tex
as city harbored about 60 major league
baseball players.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April |.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands
1850, do. gulf 1915. Sales $500 bales
Galveston steady. 1912; Charleston firm
steady. !0l%: Mobile easy, 10h; Savannah
steady, 1917.
Net receipts for five days 1910.
Exports to Great Britain 22.52l: to
France 5S76; to the continent 2799; to
Japan G19c.
Stock 5S7 $50
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. April I.
CAT'rLE-Reccipts $4,000; market lOG1
15c. lower: steers 5.50dI7.35
HGGS-Receipts 1900: market 20c low
er: choice heavy shipping 6256645
SHEEP-Reccipts 1900: market l0dN15c
lower; sheer 4.50G6.75: lambs 650MSOO;
yearings G.7567. So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

The Cony High basket ball team
made q good record during the past
season, though it lost five games while
it won four. 1t won two games from
Richmond, 80 to 8 and 10 to 10, and
two games from WaterVille, 10 to II
and 81 to II. 1t lost two games to
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, April 7.
Prime mercantile paper 5M5l@ per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 1856 z:604S6 30
for demand and at iS4.20Gt 4Si. - for G0day
bills.
Commercial bills 4S4.
bar silver 55l..
Mexican dollars A..
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

United States Mining ......
.t'H ...,;:...'. Observation-Disclosures. Is
i''ii "ooieh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,
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BUY EUREKA COMMON

We wi sh profit i'm
thousands shares have passed the hands of
considerable selling
we This have their
impossible much longer investors
that the
The is this:
The public getting the fact that have
of the speculative
Curb. is high
learned the following
FACT THAT properties the control
reaching
Trinity
Q239 and $40 at Ore grande New Mexico.
FACT -That have wit hin three miles of
smeler the freight
which it has estimated that
the mnnS shipping. and smelling
will IS The
the whole district $35 $55
o brilliant investment
FACT l.-The of company signing a
a gold-dredging which be
this security. Therefore
investors and clients to mm ediately
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HIS wv! II.
Et,GS-Firm: ct market. cases includ-
go. T. firsts 14h; prime fir.ts 15A ex-
traS 16.
CHEESE-Easy: 1oAM13H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-02

Tommy Murphy and Leach Cross
will clash in New York April ..
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MARKET REPORTS
New York Stock Market.

do con. As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~tX Int.
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N ass. Gas
Pennsylvania
Utah Consolidated

Will Be Mailed Free Upon Application
Correspondents of Leavitt & Grant.
% Broadway, N. Y. Members Of the N,
Y. Consolidated Stock EXCHANGE.
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FINANCIAL.
COREY, M|LL|kEN & Co
BANKERS AND BROKERS
10 State St. BOSTON

New York and Boston Stocks boupbt
Tor cash or carried on margin.
interest allowed on deposits
Dispatches from the leading f,naro,.,
agencies at our clients dismissal
This Weeks Market Letter Devoted ).
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-22

There are ir'|
First. by eunl'1
accredited sts''i
from schools Il
TO examinsIl0h
be held during
For detailed
Eugene, Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-22
Located in the beautiful city Of d
on main line of Southern Pah|
cars from city to University 4
COLLEGES OF The UNIVERSITY

Graduate School College OF Literature, Science and
Arts; College of Engineering; School of Eduadi
Summer Schools Correspondence School, School Of Nl
ic; School of Medicine; School of Law.