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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-11
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT.

PITTsBURG, July 10-Two cars sold, Z on
track; weather cool; market firm on good
stock.
ST, MICHAELS
Quail ........ .''''''''''''''' z'Vo
Quail, o. X. FIT. x.............."......... ESQ
Coyote, same a'40
Blue jay same IpMoNs SiO
Pet. S. A. FIT. Ex., San Dimas.. 200
Duck. same t'4o
Greyhound same Law
BOSTON, July 10.-One car sold, rs on track;
weather favorable; market doing better.
VALENCIAS
Rey, s. T. Fl Ex.' Fernando ..'..''''''''''' s.SS
Iunnel, same SsOO
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-One car sweets
sold: market remains unchanged; weather cool;
cars on track.
1000 boxes Palermo lemons sold from $2.25 to
$3.05; average $3.50.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Weather warmI mar
ket declining; cars sold; track.
NAVELS
Duck. off bloom. s. A. Fit. Ex............. 1.20
LEMONS
Bridal Veil, or, P. and McKevitt .......... 2.2O
White Cross, same Observation-Disclosures. 2.OO
st. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Weather warm; market
will be no lower on lemons; cars sold; Is ON
track.
Searchlight, S. s. Fit. Elk. Orange......... 500
Golden Orchard, Ind Fl Co................ $40
Citrus Belle, Xc, same ............,........s z6O
Ht NAVELS
Duck, off bloom, S. A. Fl Elk. San Dim. 1.sb
LEMONS
California Beauty. Q. c. Fl Ex ............ 1.45
Grove, same LOO
sunny side. Santa Paula C. F. A............ 1.50
Selected. CHI, N. W. Blanchard ............ 1.95
Iona, oh, Limoneira Co ..,................. l.2o
Cleveland Market
CLEVELAND, July 1O.-Weather warm;
market weak; l car sold; 10 on track.
LEMONS
Trail. S. T. Fit. Ex., Lamanda ............ $50
Our Beauty, same ........................... 1.50
canon, same z.<o
New York Market
NEW YORK, July 10-Two cars Valencias
sold; market active and higher. with tendency
upward; weather cool and favorable.
VALENCIAS
Old Mission, fy. Chapman ................ $50
Old Mission, ch same ........................ 4.35
Golden Eagle, sd, same ..................... $50
Echo, S. I. Fit. Ex., Pasadena .............- 1856
GRAPEFRUIT
Old Mission, fy, Chapman .................. 400
NEW YORK. July 9.-(Received too late for
car lemons sold; market stronger; active de-
mand for good quality Valencias; weather
clear and favorable
VALENCIAS
Bronco, xf, West Am. TT Co .............. AIS
Quail, o. X. FIT. Elk ..........,.............3 1856
Forgetmenot. T. C. C. TT. Elk .............. $50
Oakleaf same ...:'...'.....'.'.''.''. zl5
Independent. fly, Growers FIT. Co ......... 1896
Independent CHI, same neutrality-suspicious.. 2.35
California. CHI, j. Curtis Ft Co, Lindsay. 2.35
LEMONS
Independent fy, Growers FIT. Co............ $40
Independent oh. same ...................... 2.55
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-11
OBJECTS TO sANITARTUM AS
NOT A CHURCH INSTITUTION
Special to Tn. Herald.

LONG BEACH, July 10-Dr. A. NJ
Schultz, at whose sanitarium on West
Second street a dozen young children
OF various nafionalities are being
reared. is considerably nettled at the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-11
GRAPEfHUIT
old Mission, fy, Chapman .................. 40

NEW YORK, July 9.-(Received too late for
Thursdays report). Six cars Valencias and
car lemons sold; market stronger; active de-
mand for good quality Valencias; weather
clear and favorable.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

banking hours tomorrow morning $32, @ OOO0OO in cash and securities will be re- moved from the old building of the Dime savings bank of Brooklyn at Court and Remscn streets to the new
 home to the institution, further up-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

For sheer simplicity of phrase and conception few have surpassed that de e Iishtful old lady who. with a shrewd twinkle in her eye. inquired whether soda water should be written as two separate words if there should be d syphun between them ?"-Argonaut,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

swedish residents of the city commit ted suicide this morning at his home by shooting through the right temple. It is stated on good authority that the reason for Modccns act was financial trouble,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

town, at Dekalb avenue and Fleet street
 Money and papers win he taken from the vaults under guard placed in au- tomoblles, and as soon as they arrive at Che new building put in the new vaults now in readiness,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
Cause of Suicide of Carl ]. Modccn of
 New Britain.

New Britain, Dec. tS.--Carl l, Mo- deeu, one Of the most prominent
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Mir M Hayes of Elliot street ha been entertaining Mir and Mrs. Davi' Carey of New York for several days Mir. and Mrs Carey have returned t, their home.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
PERSONAL NOTES

MT, and Mrs, Thomas l. Kinney ar family and MT. and Mrs. Frank NJ Kenna will leave carly next week i'd a visit with relatives in Holyoke. Mas They will be away over the holidays
 The Gamma Delta Psi will give subscription dance in Harmonic hall d Monday evening. December 2S. Th fraternity which Is better known to tl public under the name of the Crescei gave a similar dance last winter an had such good time it was decided | give another this year.
 The chaperones will include MrI Charles M. Kirschner, Mrs. Charles 1 Walker, Mrs. David l.. Lambert anl Mrs. Charles F. Messinger. Music wi be supplied by Albert Williams oll chestra.
 The Political Equality club hay omitted their second December meel ! ing because of the holiday season an will come together again on January 1909 when the Rev. Theodore A. Fisch CT of the Church of the Messiah will b the speaker.
 Mrs Dorothy Jacobs and her sol Wales, of Toronto, Canada, are spend ing the Christmas holidays with Nil and Mrs. Manchester of I'll State stree
 For the Song Folio which the com mittee of the Elm City branch of tn Tribune Sunshine society will give fc the boys at the Y. M. C. A. on Wednes day evening December 2S, in Foy aud torum tickets will be sold which wi admit the public to the gallery. Thes tickets will be on sale at the office c the Y. M. C, A. The boys will occup the seats on the floor There will h some of the pictures given at the re cent entertainment fancy dance b little Miss Powers and number froi the bill at the Poll theater.
 Mrs. H. E. Wadhams of Thompso street is entertaining Mrs. Thomas Ins ham of Hampton, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fowler of West Have street have issued invitations for the silver wedding which will be celebra cd on December 2S at their home.
 Mir M. Hayes of Elliot street hs been entertaining Mir. and Mrs Davi Carey of New York for several day h
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USEFUL GIFTS.

TNIS beInR the season Of GIL RiVinH, reminder in regard to our store of useful Gifts Our store might be term ed 'the Womens Paradise for Xmas.
 Handkerchiefs. Boas, Directoire. Belts. Neck Rushings, Gloves, SILK ki- monos Hand Painted Jewelry, Hose everything for the infant and children. All Gifts packed In fancy boxes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Mir. and Mrs. Fowler of West Havei street have issued invitations for thei silver wedding which will be celebrat cd on December 2S at their home.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
AUTOS CARRY S32,OO0,OO
Dime savings Bank of Brooklyn Will
 Motor to New Quarters.

New York, Dec IS At the opening of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Mrs. H. E. Wadhams of Thompso| street is entertaining Mrs. Thomas IngI ham of Hampton, Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
ct English Serge, 49cts Yard

An al'-woo S;erg.. A ireh- es Black is here, and all the stylish colors: browns. navys, bordeaux, greens, olive, w.n. shades ani p cn,y of others
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
CuCKOo CLOCKS

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Dainty Baiisies For Little Aprons

White figured Batiste and co ore ] effacti with borders for making fancy Apr ons.
 aturday lfcts a Yard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

HeADs hn Hoy Buying aRl Savings $9Large Rocking Horse $7 so $16,s0 Extra Lsrge Rocking Horses, for $l2.00 Schocnlts Toy Piar os, are the best, Scots to do. 50 soc Dolls Toy Trunks 3oc o8c Pewter Dinner Sets 75c $1 White Enamel Bureau 75c $l.50 White Enamei Burc u, for $l.25
 Bissell's Toy Sweepers, t h Q babys' deli. ht, we have all sizes. from l5cts to the biz misses size at o8cts Sale of Table Linen 70 Inch Blcached T a b l e Dsmask, pure Irish Lin.n, in new patterns.
 Soct Damask 75cts Ysri
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

It's called Colonial raffeta, a material very Ike heather bloom, made attractive'y with 3 hemstitch.d flounce
 4 s1.S0 kirt for S1.Gj
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

MT, and Mrs, Thomas l. Kinney ar family and Mir. and Mrs. Frank N Kenna will leave early next week fd visit with relatives in Holyoke, Mas They will be away over the holidays.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Eight kinds of 25ct Work Baskets for locts Each
 satin Lined Work Baskets, fer Scots Each.
 Satin Lined Covered WorS astcts a1.50 u to S2 so
 Hundreds of Fancy Scrap isske;s, Scots to $3
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Mrs. Dorothy Jacobs and her SO Wales, of Toronto, Canada, are spenc ing the Christmas holidays with M and Mrs. Manchester of I'll State stree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
GLUE GIVES "RAlN CHECKS"
WHEN POLICE MAKE RAID.

New York. March 20.-J. J. Buckley
manager Gf the Sharkey Athletic Club
and IVY" other men were arraigned il
the police court Yesterday on charges
of conducting Il prize fight where an
admission lee is charged. but the priS-
oners were discharged on account of
lack OF evidence
Inspector Richard Walsh. Capt.
Bernard kelleher of the West 6Sth
street, and Patrolman Gaffney OF the
same station. told the magistrate that
they made descent upon the place
last night. Gaffney testified separately
that he had paid one John De Salvo
of No. 2o4 Hester street, 81 to get into
the club to. see Il bout. Gaffney said
that when he saw n fight in progress
between two boxers he blew his whls-
tie and the inspector. Capt. l<elleher
and eight partolmen made a descent
on the place. Besides Buckley and De
SalvO. they arrested John Hanlon of
Philadelphia. one of the contestants.
All We're taken to the West 6Sth
street station, but were later bailed
out. Gaffney said that when the ar
rests were made Buckley ordered
rain checks" given out and postponed
tie bouts that were scheduled until
next Wednesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING NOTES

Leo Houck, Lancaster, and Percy
Cove. Seattle, went six rounds at Lam
caster, Pa, Thursday night, and only IN
the nth round was Cove in danger.
Joe Bedell and Willie Dittles will
meet in the star bout at the stag of the
National A. A. G. at Brooklyn, tonight
This fight will be proceeded by six
round Eout between Young Mach and
Mark Devlin and three four-round con
tests.
Jacl; Dorman had a shade the better
of Dick Nelson Thursday night in the
main tout at the stag of the Olympic
Athletic Club in Harlem In the semi
final Larry Ryan and Dennis Reilly
both H:;rlcmites, fought six fast rounds
without either earning Il decision. They
fought for Il $50 side bet and the spec
taUOrs let on their favorite Babe Gull
len beat Frank Davis, Eddie McMa-
hon and Jack Hendrickson fought a
draw and Gnuhg Papke stopped jim
Mcbride IN the second round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
LOCAL BOXING NOTES.

All of the boys who will meet in the
preliminares Monday night are put
ting in some good work in training and
will be in first class shape for the sew
eral events.
Rouse O'Brien, the well-known
South Boston lightweight will arrive
in the city today and will advise Kid
Shea at the ringside Monday night in
Shea's bout with Arthur Cote of Bid
deford. EE'
In addition to the prelims already
advertised the management announce
a meeting between Young Sharkey of
Hallowell and Young CLANCY of Paw
tucket. r. l. The boys are both new
in the Augusta ring, but are both rug
ged and will deliver the goods
1t is said that Albert Lewis, who
will go up against George Gilbert Mon
day night. is showing up in great
shape. He has developed punch that
carries with it suggestions Of dream
land. and the veteran George will have
to look well to his laurels after the
gong sounds for the fun to begin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In Al
The Leading Stocks.

New York. March 20.-The only motive
power in the stock market today seemed
to be the shifting operations of the pro-
fessiDnal traders. This element acted
withou: any show Of fixed conviction.
changing position many times through
out the dav. The wavering uncertain
movement of prices was accounted for by
Fluctuations We're limited and the pro-
fessiOnals seemed unwilling to venture
their operations beyond those limits. The
speculative tone was one of uncertainty
and insta bilty until the brisk advance
of the final hour. Large attention was
given to the stat" of the iron and steel
trade. owing to the publication of the
Steel Corporation for the last year and
also To the outcome of the conferences
yesterday among stee! men over the pol
lev of maintaining prices. The contents
of the annular report for the most part
presented conditions Of Il past date which
are no longer OF influence in Il speculative
enSe. the favorable Impression Of the
report was supplemented hy good reports
from the copper trade. The price of that
metal advanced at a local metal exchange
and in London and the export price in
Me- York also was creditahly reported
1" have been raised by the personal sell
ing agency. The greatest strength was
When late in the day after the publica-
ton of the usual preliminary estimates
OF the weeks currency movement. Not
only have the banks gained on the week
sGh-treasuiy operations hut they have
gained largely Of the balance from the
interio" on the export movement.
Bonds We're steady. Total sales. par
value, $,1do.m0. United States As regis
tered declined u per cent on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
Women to See
Big Mat Bout

Chicago. March 20-Since physical
culture has come to DE considered an
art as necessary to refinement as music
or painting many university men and
women have taken it up as a profess
sion. 2re of the best known If these
is George IlackenSchmidt. the cham
pion wrestler of the world. who will
meet Frank Gotch on April 8
Hackonschmidt is a University OF
Heidelberg man and first became in
teresteI in wrestling at the university
In London any appearance Of Idclen-
schmidt is the signal for the grand
DANES to appear in the boxes. Already
several hundred women have engaged
seats for the big match here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
JACK O'BRlEN'S PROTEGE
KNOCKED OUT QUICKLY.

New York. March 20.-Rob Ward. a
protege of 'Philadelphia'' Jack
O'Brien, lasted just round and a half
against Jim steward, of Brooklyn. last
night in the main bout at the Long
Acre Athletic Club.
Coached by the willy Jack. Ward
managed to keep away from his oppo-
ncnt during the first round, but as
soon rs he put up his hands in the sec
ond round the Brooklynite landed a
right-hand blow to the stomach that
weakened Ward Before the latter
could realize it, Steward landed two
swings on his opponents jaw and
Ward struck the floor, where he re-
manned for Il seconds.
kid Burns defeated Kid Rector
Hoey ana Larry Nelson fought a
draw. Al. Deery stopped Jack Shea IN
third round and Charlie Goldman had
the better of Young Fitzpatrick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
TENNIS

Brunswick. Me. March 20.-(Spe-
ciaD.-A meeting of the Intercolegi-
ate Tennis Association will be held
tomorrow 1t Waterville and the date
for the annual spring tournament de-
cided upon. This year it will be held at
Maine. Bowdoin will be represented
at the meeting by l.. F. Timberlake.
manager of the Bowdoin College ten
mis- team.
The prospects for a fast tennis team
at Bowdoin are very encouraging, a
large number OF good players being at
present in college. Practice will be
commenced as soon as the courts are
in condition. which will probably be
shortly after the spring vacation. Ar
thar Ham 'OS. is captain of this years
team and is the most experienced play
81 in college, making the team his sec
oHd year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
BASEBALL NOTES

Connie Mack's American League
team faced colder weather Thursday.
but beat Rirmingham's Southern
League squad.
Bill Bradley walloped the ball over
the fence twice in Thursdays game
with Macon. Thielman and Rhoades
pitched Tor Cleveland. Elmer Flick is
sick and left for home.
The New York Americans Thursday
heat the Atlanta club 8 to .. Gritiith's
men started right after Walsh, the At
lanta pitcher. and in the first inning
made six runs by vigorous batting.
aided by a couple of stolen bases.
A dispatch from Los Angeles says.
Patrick Phillip, Il youngster from
st. Nincent's College, moved over from
the school grounds Thursday. put on
an Angel uniform, signed for the sea-
son and proceeded to shut out the
White Sox, = To 0.
The Superbas played their first reg
ular game Thursday, winning from
Jacksonville in easy fashion by a score
of II to :. The Brooklyn batters drove
Henson's lenders to all corners of the
lot and rolled up a total of IL runs in
the first five innings.
Gardiner Reporter Journal: The At
Gntic Baseball League was organized
in Boston the other day. 1t comprises
clubs iii Portland, Lewiston, Taunton.
Mass, and three iE Rhode Island The
season will be opened May and end
Sept. Z. If it doesn't end before Sept
in Portland and Lewiston. those
cities will have to do better in a base
ball way than they ever have yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
Chicago Produce Market.

chicago, March ~
The local wheat market was weak to-
day as result Of favorable conditions
for the fall sown crop and because of g
severe slump in corn, At the close the
May delivery was %4Mk. Corn was off
II to 1$3. Oats We're 1sGDA lower. Pro.
visions We're ) to ~ lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
NHEAT-May 355s@&4; July 9OltaA
CORN-May e5A@7s; July CAS-; Sept. So
OATS-May old 545s: Nav new 53A July
old 4sk; July new 462.0N.
MESS PORk-May 2.4215: July L. S2h
LARp-May 1921; July SIS; Sept S.37iZ
SHORT RIBS-May 6.s2h; july 712ls
Sept. $40.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR Easy.
WHEAT No: 2 spring losa1o: No 2 9s
q i09: No. . red !r5196as
OATS-No. > 54AMk: No. = white 54il
@51: No: 3 white 5115d53s4
RYE-NO. 81.
BARLEH-Fair to choice mailing 1Sds6
Elan SEEDING. ! northwestern 30.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 415.
CLOEER-2nS.
SHORT RIBS-625G6
MISS SPORk-12. 12l4G1215
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Indoor Athletic
Meet at BOWdOin.

Brunswick, Me. March 20-(SpeciaD.
The 22d annual exhibition and 18th
indoor meet was held this evening by
Bowdoin in Town hall and repeated
the successes of former years The
large hall was filled to its utmost ca
pacity, many b-Freshmen being en-
tertained by the different fraternities.
The hall and stage were artistically
decorated with college banners.
For the past month the men have
been training for the meet and some
very fast work was witnessed. The ex-
We're especially interesting and all We're
closely matched. The relay race be-
tween the different high schools We're
fast and interesting also. From every
standpoint the meet was success and
reflects much credit on Manager r. o.
Brewster. manager of the BoWdoin
College track team.
The meet was won by the Junior class
with total of IS points, the Seniors be-
ing second and the Sophomores third
with = and IS points respectively. The
Freshman finished last with four points
The winners of the various events We're
as follows:
Relay race between Bates II and Bow
doin '11-8owdoin. Time. as.
, Relay race between Morse High and
brunswick High-Morse High. Time, 25s.
Class relay race between 90 and IL
1859
Running high jump-Edwards 10 and
Bingham 'OS tied for first: Pencil 90
third
Putting l2-pound shot-Rowell 10 first.
Newman 10 second Enrtnp
Class relay race between 1908 and 1910
1898.
29-yard dash-Atwood %; Hyde 'Os sec
ond; Scatos 90 third.
Pole vanlt-Burton 90; Davis III second;
Wigsin II third.
25-vard hurdles-Sanborn '0S first; Ed
wards 10 second; Leavitt rs third.
Relay race between Lewiston High and
Edward LATHE High-Lewiston.
Class relay race. linal-l9O9 first; 'OS sec
ond II third.
Squad drill-l@9 first: 1908 second: 1910
third
l'ercinG match between Pianelli Fenc-
ing Club OF Augusta and Bowdoin-Bow-
doin by FIVE out of nine bouts The result
by rounds:
FIRST round-Coburn vs. Tobev Tobcy:
Church rs Smith. Church; Jones vs.
Second round-Church VS. Tobey.
vs. Bridge bridge
hlfd round-Coburn VS. TObev, TObey
Jones VS.. Bridge. Bridge; Church VS.
Smith, Church.
The following We're the officers for
the meet: Referee. w. w. Bolster:
judges of drills. Prof w. A. Moody,
Prof. c. c. Hutchins and w. w. Boil
ster; judges of track events. Samuel
Is. Kurdish. Roger ID. burlington and
). b. Drummond; timers, Dr. f. n
whittier, Col. II. A. Wing and G. b.
Wehher; measurers, +. c. Morrill,. l.
h. Fraser and II. w. Stanwood; start
er, DR.. w. r. Rowe; scorer, Kenneth
Tent; announcer. Carl NJ Robinson;
clerk of course. Philips Kimball; as
siStant clerks of course, A. II. Fish
and w. J. Crowley.
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YOUNG kLOBY QUICKLY
PUTS KID MERCER OUT.

Lawrence, March 20.-The bouts
Thursday night at the Unity Club We're
very short and decisive The main
bout between Young Kloby and Kid
MERCER, both Of Lawrence. was fast
and clean and resulted in a knockout
for Kloby in about two minutes and
20 seconds The blow was a quick
upper cut.
The first preliminary, between Kid
O'Brien of South Lawrence and Kid
Harris, went three rounds. Harris was
outpointed and his seconds threw up
the sponge.
Kid Clarke of Lawrence and Kid
Goulit, also of this city, fought only
one round. The decision was given
Clarke.
The semi final, between Grumpy
Jones and Kid Collins for the cham
pionship of Haverhill. was won by Col
Inns in the third round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21
Matty Baldwin Working
Hard For Robson Bout.
Sharkey A. c. Gives Out Rain
Checks" When Raided.
johnson to Fight Barry.-.Steward
Knocks Out Bob Ward.

Boston, March 20.-Matty Baldwin is
working like a beaver preparing for the
main bout at the Armory A. A. next
cdnesfay. He has a new stunt. He
goes ont shooting ana uses Il double
barreled gun. He is after the game
Town his way on horseback. He doesn't
care what the state of the weather is
for he revelS in the snow just the SANE
as the fair weather.
His "pponent-to-be, Spike Robson,
earned the plaudits of all the sporting
writer's in Philadelphia by showing
clevcrly against Abe Atteil. That it
self proves merit. He is worthy to be
pitted against even such sturdy boxer
a. MattN. 1t looks like a frSt-claS
contest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-21

heen confined to the house by the pre-
vailing epidemic.
Prehle Bros. of Whitefield We're at
s. A. Jewetts with their wood saving
machine the first of the week.
Mr. Jones and friends Of West Car
diner We're business callers in this see
ton OF the town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Sedgley was calling on
her friend, Mrs. Augustus Gowell,
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Dunn, who has been
stopping with her brother. John Dunn,
Jr.. for several weeks. has returned to
her employment at Gardiner.
Miss Mamie Falkner. who has been
for some time with her uncle, John
Dunn, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Henry Marrow. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Houdlette at
Dresden. for the past two weeks. re-
turned to her home Sunday.