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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-06
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT FALL RIVER,


Reiss won a pitchers battle from Pen
der today and Fall River shut out Brock
ton to 0. Both pitchers had brilliant
support in the outfield.
Fall River 80 0 l x-2-6-1
Rrockton .......0 0 0 0 0 0-1-4-1
Batteries-Iieiss and Toomey; Perder
and Walters. Umpire. Stockdale. Time,
11a.
AT LAWRENCE.
Lynn won loosely played game from
Lawrence today to 4. The game was
chara cterized by poor fielding and light
hitting on both sides.
Lynn ....C 8 O 0 0 0 . 0-6-7-o
Lawrence ...0 0 3 0 0 C. o-i-3-4
Batteries-Abbott, O'Toole and An
drews: Williams Gatcomb and Eaton
Umpire, J. O'Brien. Time, $50.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford 20 0 0 0 = 0 x-G-7-0
Worcester .....0 0 0-4-7-3
Batteries-Robinson, Hanifan and Lii
ley: Barberich and Wallace. Time, $50.
Umpire, Connolly.
AT LOWELL.
Haverhil ....O 0 0 o 0 l 2-7-S-2
Lowell .........0 0 0 6 0 0-5-S-5
Ratteries-Barry. Fullerton and Per-
kins; Henley, Remission and Daum. Time.
rs. Umpire. O'Brien.
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FINANCIAL
CURB" NEWS

For Curb news and for special reports
on boston Curb stocks you should sub
scribe for the only weekly publication de-
voted entirely to Curb stocks Four
pages every issue brmful of the latest
news on Curb stocks. 81 for So issues
NO sample copies Three months sub
scrlrtion % cents. Money refunded il you
are not satisfied.
Special number on Rawhide just out
week
Subscribe at once for IS CONGRESS
STREET CURB NEWS. Special Offer
Every Curb stock buyer knows that we
are doing business in Boston. Our bust
ness is increasing. We want more of it,
though consequently our house makes
this special offer good till cancelled All
new customers will receive a free sub
scrptlon 10 % Congress Street Curb News.
IL isn't what you buy or how much you
buy. on the Boston Curb through us. 1t
is simply putting through some transact
ton with us that adds You to our Gus
toner's list. Buy 100 shares of Silver
Leaf or 100 shares of Rawhide. the COM
mission on which is 81, and you get our
publication free for q year.
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New York Cotton Market,

New York, MAY +
Spot closed quiet. Mddling uplands
1910: do. gulf 1866. Sales !26 bales
Galveston steady, 10 Charleston uuiet
Men phiS finn, 1914; New Orleans steady,
~ 3-lG: savannah steady. go
Net receipts for four days g. SEQ.
fSnorlS 2" Great Britain 1850; to the
continent 4l,aS7.
Stock 446 54I
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N. C. BARNARD

I.AMRS-Fim; spring 13G14ls.
NEALS-Firm; l0dll}a.
BtTTER-Stcady northern 21I2S
CltEESE-Steady: York state l5TlG
th'iS-Stcady; choice 1920; western II
ais.
APPLFS-Dull: No. | Baldwins / 75M2
bOTATOF.S-Quiet: Maine white SIGSs
TGAR-Steady on II basis of $50 for
graduated.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. May 5.-Lndaman allowed
Brooklyn only four scattered hits. while
Boston hit safely in all but the first two
innings and won easily z to l today. Dahl
lens hitting was q feature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-06
the BANK FRATERNITY

There wonderful bond Of sympathy between
Wherever travels the
fnanc
cordial greeting from the bank that
locality has
Guadalajara Mexico. know
extended
brother mean
friendship
brother bank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-06
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holvoke-NcW Haven 10. HGlyoke 3
AT Hartford Hartford 10, Mer:den 3.
Al New Britain-New Britain 4, Water
bury
AT ingfcld-Springleld c. Bridge
mort 3
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GEORGE SUTTON HANDS
OUT DEFEAT TO HOPPE.

Chicago, May 5.-George Sutton last
night defeated Willie Hoppe in the
finishing block of 1900 points 1872 bill
lizard match The final score was:
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New York Money Market.

New York, May 8
Prime mercantile paper 3alM4A per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 4SGS5M4S6 81
for demand and at 4Si 4014Sti5 for 6cday
bills.
Commercial bills 4S4M4SiA.
Bar silver 52M.
McXicao dollars A.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Money on call easy at l3Mo peI cent
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PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia .......1 . @ Il Nd
Two-base hits-Oldring, Mcconnell.
Sacrifice hits-Nichols. Coombs. Double
plays-Wagner and Unglaub; Collins and
Davis. Left on bases-Boston 2. philadel-
phia 5. First on bals-Off Burchcl 4.
off Schlitzer /. Struck Out-By Burchell
3. nv Schiller g. Time. 135. Empires.
Sheridan and Hurst.
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DEP0SIT0RS MAKE A BANK

For granite walls, iron bars and steel
bank is the deposos that IF the bank
had only deposo though he 100000
be position they might put the entire
amount the call
with check to cash the bank doors close
1t the multitude of depostors
prestige, with business when
have had good mining proposo to
big interest One Of the adver-
Using could have sold out long party should
have him for
would be wrapped this
to seek other customers by
and making proposition the
of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-06
FINANCIAL.
Buy
RaWhide
Mining

For quick profit taking.
advise most strongly the i'm
mediate purchase of RAWHlDE
MINING.
BECAUSE-there are large
interests back of the stock who
are buying quietly but heavily,
knowing its true value.
BEcAUsE-Rawhide Queen,
an adjacent property, Jumped
from 25c. to $40 on the New
York Curb
eECAUSE-the Company has
leasing companies now at
work on their property with
only a year to work which
means hustle on their part. All
OF these are in ore
BECAUSE-It is one Of the
best properties in the camp and
mas been called the Mohawk
Of RaWhide." There's a reason,
Mohawk was offered people in
Maine at 1Oc. 1t is now selling
around $205O.
l, therefore. for the sake of
gaining customers, advise the
purchase of RAWHIDE MIN.
ING and predict that it will
jump to 75c. and then to 81.
FARTHER particulars on an
plication.
N n 0R0Mnnn
ADDRESS,:
M. c. Barnard & Co.,
35 Congress St., Boston, or our
Local Augusta representative,
Edwin n. Langston.
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dairar 1924
FGCS-Steadv: at market. cases nclud-
ed. "a frsts 14ai: primo firsts 13N.
CIIEF'SE-Steady; 11fD12.
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OTHER GAMES.

AT Burlington. Nt.--University Of Yer
mont l. Holy Cross ..
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INTEGRITY or PURPOSE

that funds
whether his teller
look the interests
public prdes himself that
reliance will betray. He
clean sheet a
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AT ST. I.OIYIS.

ST Louis ......1 0 0 c 0 1-2-7-1
Detroit .........0 0 0 0 0 0-1-4-5
Ratteries-Powell. Graham and Steph-
ems: Killian and Thomas. Time, LAP. UNI
pire, O'Loughlin.
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Mr.. bARNARD'S TALK NUMBER 4
MORE CONFESSIONS OF 4 BANK MAN.
WHAT THE BANK TAUGHT NE,

man deal in Some.
bass a IS in som.
line of work specialist an.
BANKING
resulted the Of
knowledge Experience Observation
While have thought that
advertisement,
In the Mace
have learned that the public demand
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BROOKLYN.

'fBattcd for Rucker in ninth.
BROOKLYN ...........o 0 IL
Two-baSe hits-BateS, Burch. Sacrifice
hits-Lindaman, Sweeney. Lumley. Stolen
bases-E eaunlont, Hannifan Left on
baSes-Boston II. Brooklyn S. First base
on errOrs-Eoston |. Brooklyn l. Hit by
pitcher-Ity Lindaman /. Struck out-By
Lindaman 4. by Rucker 3 Wild pitches
Fucker =, Lindaman. Time, Las. Umpire.
KLEIN.
AT NEW YORK.
Philadelphia % o 0 90 50
New York 10 . q 0 0 J x4-l0-1
Batteries Richie. FoXen and DOOM
Witt and Bresnahan. Umpire, Rgler
Time, 40
At Pittsburg-The Chicago Pitt sburg
game was ostponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-06

AT Washington-The New York WASH
ington game was postponed; wet grounds
At Chicago-The Chicago Cleveland
game was postponed; rain and cold
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

treatment OF the officers and men OF thu
navy and United States Marine Corps. 1:
situated on the north bank of the Arkan
sas river. about seven miles from The
town of Las Ani.nas In Bent county. Olaf
$50 .Qf 80" N, Long. 1O3' O6" W. This
reservation of about COP acres is located
on a sandstone bluff about thirty-six fee
above the river. and has an altitude OF
$500 feet. This altitude, together witt
the prevailing climate of low humidity
with cool summe' nights and mild winters
is admirably adapted to the requirement.
Of phthisical patients. and 1t Is believed
that the comparative isolation from /al
the temptations to which the American
bluejacket is unjustly said to be so sus-
ceptible. will make the place almost ideal
1.-The layout of the Old fort lent itself
readily to the improvements and additions
necessary to convert it into model hos
pital establishment. The old parade
ground with the buildings facing it, have
been retained as nucleus for the scheme
of development and expansion. Many new
buildings have been added to those which
were in a state of preservation to war
rant repair. and before long we shall have
a little city for the tube1culouS Of OuI
navy
The Laboratory.
ION the north Of the parade ground is
the officers row, consisting of the dwell
ings for the medical staff and two
houses for sick commissioned and war
rant officers: on the south is the ad-
ministration building. formerly the
headquarters OF the post. This is q
large One-story structure and contains
the administrative Offices, library and
assembly hall provided with a small
stage for general entertainments. Here
also are located the x-ray and dark
rooms for x-ray therapeutic and radio
graphic work and laboratory SPLEEN
didly equipped for archaeological and
analytical research work The west side
of the square Is at present occupied by
two One-stOry stone structures which
are to be remodeled into modern wards
with subsistence building and nurses
quarters. The square is closed on the
east by four separate ''lean-to" wards
with a subsistence building and bakery
In the rear. These "lean-tO" wards are
the latest approved type of wards for
open-alr treatment. They all have
southern exposure and can accommo-
date sixteen patients each. with nurses
rooms. baths and lockers in the two
story middle structure. The large We
randas on these wards are connected
with the interior by individual doors
for each bed. so that. as the weather
dictates, the beds may be moved in and
out.
The subsistence building is capable
of seating about one hundred and forty
walking patients and contains the pa
tfents mess hall, separate dining rooms
for the hospital stewards and hospital
apprentices pantry with steam dish
washer and a kitchen provided with the
equipment of a first-class hotel-steam
tables. cereal cookers, meat slicers,
French charcoal burners. coffee urns,
etc, affording every facility for that
highly important feature of treatment
in this disease-the maintenance of not
only a bountifui. nutritious and well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04
c2@0- TIE HOTEL CT EKK1

But suppose on the other hand You
enter afoot and Without any formal rites
and ceremonies. What happens then? /
can only explain by telling you what hap
pens to me, because that's the way l do
my entering. While the honorary pail
bearers and the commander-in-chief of
the uniformed forces are fussing over the
guest Of honor at the front table. a
naughty foreign gentleman leads me the
length Of the place. walking far enough
ahead to show that there Is no friendly
relation existing between US. and Sc
questers me in a dark corner commanding
a view OF a swinging door opening onto
the kitchen. He then Silently steals away
When 1t comes to silently stealing away
from me a Broadway waiter has got the
ordinary Arab folded up in his own tent.
Having gone away. he then forgets me.
Time passes. At length a third deputy
assistant helper comes with languid grace
and invades my secluded nook long
enough to bestow upon me a roll that
some one else has rejected. a glass of
partially iced water and a napkin. He like
wise withdraws In an representations man.
ner In order to avoid the sight of my
sufferings. So then I sit there famish-
ing in the sight Of plenty and at inter
walls rapping vainly for help on the rim
Of the glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

cooked diet, but a service which will
tempt and stimulate the appetites of
the sufferers. The problem of subsist-
ence has not been an easy one. as the
supplies have to be shipped either from
Denver or Pueblo and hauled seven
miles over Indifferent roads from Las
Animas, with consequent loss In
freshness and quality in the fruits and
vegetables. When the elaborate system
of mitigation now under way Is COM
pleted the large reservoir will supply
sufficient water to permit the establish
ment to maintain its own farm and fur
nish grazing for the dairy which Is In
contemplation, as we'll as feed for the
poultry yard. A good-sized plot has al
ready been sowed with oats and alfalfa
and another with the cantaloupe for
which this section is famous.
The Enclosed Veranda.
Northeast OF the square is the stone
building ordinarily used as g. hospital
when Fort Lyon was an army post and
now the mai hospital building for acute
and operative cases. 1t has capacity Of
thirty beds. and has its own kitchen.
dressing rooms and dispensaryr and an
operating room with tiled floor and
every modern equipment for aseptic sur
gical work A glaSs-inclosed veranda
surrounds the main part of the building
on which patients may sleep during even
the most inclement weather. Beyond the
officers row and separated by drive
way are the cottages for the married hos
house and north Of these the tents are
located in which patients are housed
pending the construction of wards. AT
present some fifty men. TWO in a tent. are
camping in this way. The original inten-
tion of having the tents occupy the parade
ground has been abandoned. the present
site being deemed more suitable.
Electric light. power and heat for the
entire reservation will be furnished by the
powerhouse now nearing completion, and
this building will also contain an ice ma
chine with daily capacity of two tons
and ample cold storage rooms.
The question of mental and physical
recreation is an important one in the gen.
eral scheme of treatment OF the tubercu-
lous and has received the earnest atten-
ton which it merits in view. OF the i'm
portant bearing which the mental condi-
ton of the patient has on his physical
improvement. 1t is recognized that, while
the patient should have all possible oppor-
tunity to regain his health by giving him
the benefit Of the most suitable climate
and environment. the general public must
also be protected from infection. and iso-
lation such as this location entails is.
therefore, justified and not without it's
compensatiOns. Naturally this condition
makes somewhat for inconsistencies and
depression of spirits incident to ill-health
and lonesomeness. but this problem is be-
ing met by the construction OF a general
recreation building. The basement will
contain a canteen mot. however. Of the
cid army type. lounging and billiard
room and baths and the second floor will
he fitted as a gymnasium. with a stage
large enough for theatrical entertain
ments. Physical exercise combined with
mental diversion will be supplied by two
bowling alleys and a complete navy
standard athletic outfit will give base ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

all hope seems indeed fed, the waiter
providentially returns. He stations himself
three PAGES to the rear and slightly TO
the left Of my emaciated form. He is
consciously aware OF the fact that he
speaks more languages than I do. He Is
also proud that he can wear his tin roof
shirt and his scoop shovel evening vest
in the daytime while a must wait for
nightfall to put mine on: that is. il have
any to put on. He is reserved in man.
ner. yet at the same time distracted. He
steadfastly regards a fly on the far wall.
His thoughts seem many miles from here.
/ am trying to decide what I'll eat. He is
trying to remember wnere he left his
umbrella.
I'm voice which / can still family
recognize as belonging to me. i state my
desires. Only they are not really my
desires. / had originally entertained the
idea Of calling for small steak with
some fried onions and possibly a little
meat on the steak. But the rows OF os-
tensibly French names that swim before
my affrighted vision have thrown a Gallo
kbosh over my swooning senses. But. any
way. l give my order. He goes upstairs.
in my application to the board of govern
ors or the house committee. and II no.
body blackbalis me. he allows another
suitable period OF time to elapse and
then brings me something which I did
not ask for, cooked in a style which
do not care for"
We'll. can't you always complain to the
manager" put in the House Detective.
ITO be sure you cam said the Hotel
Clerk. And 1t won't bother him a bit.
either. From long practice his mind is
SO trained that he can dismiss the matter
from his recollection almost instantly. The
best way, Larry, to enjoy a pleasant
dinner for about a dollar ina a high-class
restaurant in this town is to put about
four dollars more to 1t before you start"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

cuing such a person from a watery grave
with a slice of lemon peel in it. So they
bar him out.
But anybody else can get in. Only the
manner Of your approach to- the onyx anu
potted-palm portals makes quite mate
rial difference. If you drive up In
single-seated Broadway aeroplane and
hand the driver a suitable pour boire.
which is a French name for 30 cents. or
40, 1 forget which. and do SO with the
air of one to whom money is not an OBJ
ject. you are kindly received. One boy
takes your hat and another boy takes
xour cane, and a third, but smaller boy
takes your gloves. after which party
in a dress suit who gets paid large
salary for looking as II he owned the
place escorts you to q table that's not
more than 200 yards from a'front window.
If you come with a muffled roaring sound
in q red taxicab, wearing the look aboYt
you Of one who would part from as much
as ten dollars in a lump sum without ex-
periencing a cold gripping or sinking sem
sation at the pit of the stomach. 1t taxes
more people to get you settled than It
does to write an English musical comedy
or bury a dead Tammany leader. And
if you arrive all dressed up like a totem
pole. in a costly touring car. cut empire,
with your initials embroidered on the
side Packets and If you seem to exhale
the very aroma of new-mown currency Of
the larger denominations, you are in the
nature Of an impressive public function.
1t Is with the utmost difficulty that the
head waiter refrains' from kissing you
on the forehead and the ex-captain Of
German Uhlans who's taking your order
calls attention to the rare vintage stuff
that's printed in red letters on the sec
ond or sporting page of the menu. In the
voice Of a high church rector pronouncing
the benediction over a rich congregation
on an Easter Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

cooking sherry epicures and the other gay
dogs who'd learned the trade of gay dog
at. business college. Since then 1 have
graduated. I have learned that the diff
ference between the clear consomme and
beef broth was that if you ordered beef
broth a fat waiter put his thumb in it..
If it was the cOnsomme you wanted you
got the same thing, only they withheld
the thumb. Most Of the solid provender
was furnished by the we'll known firm Of
Sam Brothers-Flot and Jet. Your po--
ton of the chicken was the upper thorax
and the lower groin of F1tzsimmons-
buin bird that had succumbed to exhaus-
ton while trying to get down to bantam
weight You finished off with hard frost
on a soup plate, which was known as a
lemon ice. and one of those Ell Putrifactos
that smelled like a smoldering blaze in
q damp livery stable, and chunk OF
cheese that had been improperly en-
balmed and either had to be eaten right
away or else sent back to the under
takers before the board of health could
get wind Of 1t and serve notice. I also
find that l am now able to discern the
difference between real wine and pink
pokeberry juice in a pint bottle. In
some lights the color seems Similar. but
the taste is found not to be Identical.
$50 that's about all for the table d'hote
haunt Of the true Bohemian. Larry.
Which really leaves us only one more
variety of food emporium. I refer to the
exclusive Broadway restaurant which is
so called because they bar out live stock
on the hoof, coochie-coochie dancers in
the costume of their calling and gentlemen
who are so soused that when they lean
over to wet their finger tips they fall in
the finger bowls. 1t certainly does take
away from the zest of we'll ordered meal
to discover a picked party at the adjoin-
ing table going down for the third time
with a gurgling cry in a cut-glass finger
bowl, and besides the walters often get
their clothing all splashed up while res
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

foot ball, ETC.. to those so inclined. In
torder that the man behind the gun will
not lose his eye for the target a clay
pigeon shooting outfit is also In commits
sion for practice and diversion.
THE results Of irrigation are confidently
expected to remove the only possible OBJ
When this virgin prairie land is effectiSei I
watered, as it will be shortly shrubbery
and trees no doubt will flourish and not
only beautify. but. by their physical eff
feet serve to abate the severity of the
occasional sandstorms prevailing in this
section and materially lessen the discom-
fort which they involve At this time there
are over 100 officers and men under treat