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No use trying to laugh the
grip germ out of existence. He
can't take a joke and won't ad-
NIT he is one.
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NouRT coSDoN. No. "a, v. OF A. MEETe
~ Mondays evening oi eanh month IN Arm
ory Hall lodge room. Visiting brothenaare ~.
qnesled To meet with uA. A warm welcome
awaits you.
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Girls who want to take advan-
tage of their leap year privilege
should not let up on a man as
long as he doesn't actually run.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

Comptroller of the Currency
Ridgeley says that panics are in
evitable.
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This PIpzr invitss 66mmuhicatI6ns op csf.
rent topics Of general intefest but the editor die.
claims any responsibility for statements made
akopIpions sxpressgd bT eeffaspondenta
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Cards Of Thanks, Resolutions OF Respect Etc.,
cents pef line, IN advance, reven words TO line.
Other advertising rates on application.
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raAllshea Every Friday.

|: :copT iOtshsnss. Of standing sds should b
left ai tue once not later than Monday noon Of
each week 10 iusais pioupi sitenHou,
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Notice.

Anyone keeping in employ or
knowing the whereabouts of
one, Chas. Cox. age 18 years.
will kindly notify me at Condor
or Mrs. Fred Collins at Echo.
j. N. Cox.
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Ruth Bryan's husbands name
is Leavitt = and she is going to.
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Lost.
Treasurer.s Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
Se& 20, 1907, will be paid upon pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
Seht 20, 1907.
E w. MooRE.
Treasurer Of Gillian county, Oregon
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

Clark, Hood River, Ore. Second,
t. A.. Wright, Wenatchee. Wash.
Third, ]. r. Hill, Peach, Wash.
Rhode Island Greening-Ffrst,
Geo. Farwell, Wenatchee, Wash.
Second, R. A. Jones, Spokane, Wash.
Third, John Lewis, Curby, Wash.
Yellow Newtown Pippins First,
J. L. Dumas, Dayton. Wash. Second.
w. F. Cash, Underwood. Wash.
Third, Walla Walla Commercial
Club, .Walla Walla, Wash. X
Inland Empire Railway Special
First, J. F. Forney. Moscow. Idaho.
Second, F. w. Bronson, Sharon, Wn.
Third, A. 1. Setter, Spokane, Wash.
White Winter Pearmains-First,
Ellsworth France, Wenatchee, Wash.
Second, D. w. Roderick, Wenatchee.
Wash.
Winter. Banana Special-First,
Felix, Pugh, Peach, Wash. Second,
Kettle Falls District, Kettle Falls.
Wash.
Best Box Staymen Winesaps-
First, Joseph Platter, Entiat, Wash.
Second, Geo. Farwell, Wenatchee,
Wash. Third. T. J. Green. Grand
view, Wash.
Best Box Jonathan-First, ]. W..
Callison, Greenacres, Wash. Sec
ond, Henry Jones, Charleston, Wash.
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AWARDS At
APPLE SHOW
Continued from First Page.)

ry E. Nelson, Chester, Wash. Sec
ond, S. H. Clay, Michael. Wash
Third, A. ]. Chandler, Spokane, Wn
Best Ten Boxes Jonathans-First
F.. R. E. DeHart, Kelowna, B. c
Second, J. l.. Dumas, Dayton, Wash
Third, H M Gilbert, Toppenish, Wn
Arkansas Black-First, Ellsworth
France, Wenatchee, Wash. Second
F. J. Black, Wenatchee, Wash. Third
]. R. Atkinson, Wenatchee. Wash.
Northen Spy-First, F. R. E. De
Hart, Kelowna, B. c. Second, c. E
Atkinson, Mead, Wash. Third
Wright Bro, Wenatchee, Wash.
Winter . Banana-First, w. E
Brayton, Peach, Wash. Second, M
Koran, Wenatchee, Wash.
Baldwins = First, Lucius E.
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Every courtesy will be extended at
the Olympia Hotel Cigar Stand to Ia
dies desiring suggestions for holiday
gifts for gentlemen. Finest line OF
pipes, cigars, -tobaccos and smokers
articles in the city; Nice assortment
of Lowney's candies in fancy pack
ages.s"'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22
PHOTO-Fruit on Trees.

PHOTO-Fruit on Trees.
First, Edgar Fleming, Victoria,
B.. C.
Single Tree-First, Red Apple
Real Estate Co., Wenatchee, Wash.
Group of Children.
First, G. T. Richardson, Monitor,
Wash.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

Third. G. T. Richardson. Monitor,
Wash. 3.
Best Box Lady Winesap- First
w. r. MARI, Wenatchee, Wash.
Best Spokane Wageners-First,
c. E. Atkinson, Mead WASH.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

T. M. Elliott. the Okanogan horse
man. was in town yesterday shak-
ing hands with old friends. He LETT
for st. Paul oday on short busi-
ness trip. In the last three months
he has taken two carloads of finest
horses to N. Dakota, two to Victoria,
B. C. and one to Rochester. N. Y.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

Violins, Mandolins, Guitars. Ac-
cordeons, Harmonicas. Sheet Music
and all musical supplies at MicheIs
Music Store. Concrete Building
Blocksss
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

J. A. Smith, Spencers Bridge, B. C.
Akin-Kress & Carey, Hamilton.
Mont
Winter st. Lawrence-F r. E.
DeHart, Kelowna, B. c.
Winesap-First, Wenatchee Com
mercial Club, Wenatchee. Second
o. G. France, Wenatchee. Third,
Chelan Commercial Club. F Chelash
Chelan Commercial Club. Fourth Ellis
worth France, Wenatchee. Fifth, G.
T. Richardson, Monitor.
White Winter Pearmain-First,
Chelan Commercial Club, Chelan.
Second, H. S. Simmons, Wenatchee.
Third, H. Somers. Wenatchee Fourth,
j. E. Johnson. Fifth, Ross & Simson,
Summerland, B. c..
Miscellaneous
Beach, or Apple of Commerce
Chelan Commercial Club. Chelan.
Wash
Wallace Howard - First, o. G
France. Second. Ellsworth France.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Virginia Beauty-M. H. Cone.
Blowing Rock, N. C.
Van Varvere. Red-Mrs j. A.
Smith, Spencers Bridge, B. c.
Shannon Pippin-H. c. Bateham,
Agt., Grants Pas, Ore.
hackleford-Wright Bros, Che
Ian, Wash.
King of Pippins-Chelan CONNER
cial Club, Chelan, Wash.
Green Newton-Mrs. H. B. Gray
bill. Spokane, Wash.
Gray Rennette-Herbert w. Col
Inns, Carson, B. c.
Flora Bellflower-Wright Bros,
Chelan, Wash.
Cox Orange-F. R. E.DeHart, KEEL
owna, B. c.
Chenango-Geo. Farwell. We
natchee, Wash.
Benton Co. Beauty-Kress & Car
ey, Hamilton, Mont.
Ashman Sweet, Lou s. Smith,
Spokane, Wash.
Autumn Streiting = Wenatchee
Commercial Club, Wenatchee.
Hyde King-Wenatchee Com
mercial Club, Wenatchee.
Paragon-Ross & SsimsOn, Sum-
merland, B. c.
North Carolina Beauty-W. H.
Cone, Blowing Rock, N. c.
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Christmas cards. seals and labels
at the Wenatchee Drug company.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

Miss Fleet Fraiey went to Rock
Island yesterday Il visit . while.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22
MOST FIRST PRIZES

(C1aSS II, NO. O0I
Wright Bros, Chelan, Wash;
F. r. E. DeHart, Kelowna. B. c.
Women Winning most First Plate
Prizes-Mrs. ]. A. Smith, Spencers
Bridge, B. G.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-22

Best Three Boxes Old-Style Win
saps-First, C. L. Green, Wenatchee.
Wash. Second, D. w. Roderick,. We
natchee, Wash. Third, w. II. Ssh
err, Malaga, Wash.
Twice Winner; Silver Cup-Geo.
Farwell, Wenatchee, Wash. 2
Display-First, .Wenatchee Com
mercial Club, by D. N. Gellatly, We
natchee, Wash.
Second, Kelowna District, by F. f.
DeHart, Kelowna, B. C.
Third, Lincoln County, by w. E.
Brayton, Peach, Wash. -
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ADDITIONAL WINNERS.
fCouthovu SneciaN

First. 1O1. Haywood County. by
w. N. HUT, Raleigh, N. G. Second.
1874, John P. Fort, Mt. Airy, "a.
Third, "a, J. A Farpuharson, Guth-
RE Okla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
MARKET N ! REPORTS
New York Produce Market,

New York. June -
Receipts o.Gl5: exports Ia,.I0;
sales 40: quiet and about steady.
Wiit.AT-Receipts q $50, exports $3.50,
sales l750016: spot finn No. red 9G&,
llJ1 elevator; No , red JG2, o b ahoat
No. | northern Duluth l14A T o l. ail,at,
No, : hard winter lbIh o b afi0at.
tDKN-Rcc"pts 1879; sales IL HH fu-
lures, spot nrm: No. , Is nominal clci Il
tor and IN nominal b af"at
OATS Receipts 2lS,6O1; spot STEADY;
mixed sac lbs. 54fi35: natural white "
elM lbs. 511AnC0 clipped whit" :In4G lbs
SO. g.
EElGI'-stcady: cut meats fine: picked
bellies Ml0k: picked hams 1lMa
I.ARD-Strong, western 3.aHI3.a0.
PORK Firm.
SifGAP-Iaw firm: fair refining . -.
centrifugal Sc test 4.2j noIass"8 sugar
go: refined steady.
I:uttcr Weak; receipts 1862, creamery
specials 23H; extras ut; third 10 first l'@r
-; state dairy common to finest 1Ni2'.
process common to special 1Jm2li@; west
ern factory frsts 1872; western imitation
creamery firStS uMi21.
EGGS Firm. receipts 1897: state IA
and nearby selected white 23m2t: do. good
to choice 206i22; brown and ni%ed fame
y; do good 10 choice 2oa22; western first
1IM1S: seconds lMlC12.
PDTATC,ES-F new No. per bill
25lMt350 seconds and culls l2JMl -.
sweets per basket lM2.
CABPAGt,S-Eas southern per cIate
%.
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BOXING NOTES.

Jim Barry has arrived in Denver and
signed to box Jim Flynn near there
next month.
England with the Olympic team, told
his friends before leaving that he is
going to study law on his return.
Herbert Synnot, an Australian mid
dleweight, who claims for himself the
credit of defeating all in his class, as
we'll as several prominent heavy
weights, has arrived in England. He
Will lee given I, tryout before given
bout.
Though boxing is prohibited in Ger
many, the authorities of Berlin have
granted the American A G. of that city
permission to hold a 20-round bout on
Saturday between Bob Kelly, billed as
the champion lightweight of the
Southern states, and Joe Edwards of
England The authorities We're told
that boxing bouts We're among the
most cherished traditions of Fourth of
July celebrations, and on the strength
of that the authorities gave their as
sent.
Stanley Ketchel will get some more
easy money when he meets Caponi in
Grand Rapids Saturday. Caponi is IL
dangerous fellow, however, and il
ketchel does not box in his usual style
Capcni may gel a wild haymaier to
ketchels jaw that will do a lot of
damage to kctohels reputation. The
bout was arranged to give the people
of Grand Rapids, ketchels home, a
chance to see him box. Generally on
such occasion a boxer is apt to get
careless.
sam Langford will not get a chance
to box Stanley Ketchel until the latter
is certain that Langlord is in the has
been" class. Then he might take a
chance against him. Ketchel was Of
fered a match with Langford by pro-
moter rOfrOth of California, but he
drew the color line. y boxer who now
adays is eligible to meet him in the
ring is considered by most of the fol-
lowers OF the game as being afraid of
being defeated, and many of the good
judges figure that Langford can defeat
kctchel.
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Upton is READY
To Challenge for Americas Cup I'm
der Certain Conditions.

London, June 29.-The Field, a week
ly publication announces that Sir
Thomas Upton is prepared to chal-
lenge again for the Americas cup UNI
der the following conditions:
First-The new yachts shall be cut
ter-rigged and built under the present
universal rule of the. New York Yacht
Club.
Second-The New York Yacht Club
shall designate the size of yacht it con-
siders most suitable for the race
Sir Thomas, when seen by The AS
ISOLATED Press at Dunoon, Scotland to-
Gay said that the Fields statement was
perfectly correct. He added:
Il hope my American friends will
see their way clear to meet my wishes
in the interest of sports. The size of
the boat is no object and | am willing
to build under the universal rule. If
l can get assurance that challenge
will be accepted, | will issue it forth
with"
1t is understood that the intention
of Sir Thomas with the New York
Yacht Clubs permission, is to build
two yachts of class resignated by
that club after designs by Fife and
Select the better to compete for the
cup.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, June 29.-'The stock market
was apathttic today and N" SLUGGISH
d,ift OF prices represented nothing more
substantial II an the testing operations 81
professionals. These transactions are NO
sooner concluded than th'y are r6tiacted
nv selling out of new purchases or DS re-
purchase of short sales. In the entire
absence of outside participation there IS
no incentive Tor the professionals even 10
extend their commitments There was
little to indicate amy notable change IN
Fundamental conditions he firm under
tone of tho market evidently is based on
the conviction that imIl ovrinent hci
ahead ana poor showing of present CON
ditiuns seems rot to have mucl: effect
IN Sinking this conviction. Railroad
earnings reports show no sign Of The
promised improvement in business, net
earnings for NAV be ing poorer than those
for April, as April was poorer than
March. ahe crop news today was p!ehti-
ful but WAS far balanced in its prom
Use from different localities as to neu-
traliZe il as a stock market factor. Some
of the demand which advanced prices as
he day progressed was attributed to coy
ering If shorts put ont early last week.
Ponds were Irregular. Total sales par
value. -. Gal 600. United States bonds We've
unchanged on CAL
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A. w. LAWSON A BANKRUPT.
Incurred Debts of $8405.96 In Financ
ing Union League.

Philad tlphia, June 29-Albert w
Lawson, president of the defunct Union
League. has been adjudged a voluntary
bankrupt in the United States district
court. The petition filed by Attorney
l.. j. Dnlan shows debts incurred in
financing the Union League amounting
to $S4y5 96, and assets of SAL.
The liabilities include $4,000 which
represents pronssory notes, and d
written guarantee to repurchaSe stock
Of the Philadelphia Union League
Club. There are also expenses Sched
uled by the bankrupt magnate amount
ing to ABOUT $3nnO. which was spent in
making improvements on the grounds
at 62nd and Walnut streets and at
Reading and Baltimore.
The erStwhilc magnatc also owes 800
rental on the local grounds and $500 on
the Union grounds in Washington, d.
c. The court has appointed Edward +.
Hoffman as referee to Straighten out
the affairs Of the bankrupt.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXIN G

Boston, June 29-From Maine to
California boxing holds sway this week
with one of the heaviest schedules for
this time of the year that the game
has known. The principal attraction
is the battle between Joe Cans and
Battling Nelson. The keen followers
Of the game are picking Cans to win
in 10 to ID rounds. Nelson has fol-
lowers also. Each man has trained
hard There is bitter enmity between
the two Cans is favorite in the bet
ting.
Local interest is centercd in the
Tommy Quill Young Erne bout at the
Armory A. A. tomorrow night. AS the
wind-up for the season better bout
would have been hard to secure.
Freddie Welsh and Packy Mcfarland
meet Saturday for Il 25-round bout at
Vernon, Cal The winner Of this bout
will be in line for championship hon
ors. Mcfarland and Welsh have an old
score to settle Their last battle,
fought at Milwaukee, was decided in
Netherlands favor, when great many
thought that the English boxer was at
least entitled to an even break. With
the distance they are to travel it
jnOu "a De easy 10 ttCltlt Il W lilljel anu
All things summed up, McFarlands
| path is anything bat rosy.
At Far Harbor, Friday night, Tim
| Sullivan, u promising candidate in the
! middleWeight division, meets Jim
Flynn for a six round bout. Stanley
Ketchel takes on Tony Caponi for 10
rounds at his home town at Grand
| Rapids. CapOni was selected as the
easiest man to stack ketchell against,
and the chances are the bout will be
nothing more than an exhibition, as
| the authorities threaten to interfere II
| anything that looks like a real contest
| is engaged in.
| At Tonopah next Saturday Jack
| (Twin) Sullivan meets Tony Mustain
! The bout will last just about as long
as Sullivan thinks it ought to. Joe
Walcott tackles heavyweight named
Bill Hurley at Schenectady tonight
and the form that he has been showing
of late has Joe for the choice.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The hot weather has put several
pitchers out of the running. To over
come the hot weather problem the
Cleveland club has purchased the re-
lease of a star pitcher of the New Or
leans club, Jack Ryan by name.
The Athletics have made deal for
Frank Manllsh of the Columbus club
OF the Cotton States League. who is
batting for 300. The boy weighs near
ly 200 pounds and plays third in good
style.
Tom O'Brien, the Cleveland scout,
who has travelled all over the country,
reports that up to date he saw less
than six players even worthy of a
trial. Not one player in a hundred will
make good from less than Glass A
teams when taken to the big leagues
the first year. The boys must have
the experience.
About all of the pitchers doing well
in the big league this year are veter-
ans. among the rest Dineen, Vic Will
lis. Sam Lever, Chick Fraser, Coax
ley, Joss, Wild Bill Donovan, White,
Howell, Powell, Waddell, Mathewson,
McGinnity, Tom Hughes, Cy Young
and many others.
Joe Rean has resigned the manage
mont of the Jersey City Eastern
League club He will be succeeded by
Gene Mccain. who formerly pitched
for Brooklyn and Jersey City Mccain
was manager this season of the de-
funct Paterson Union League team.
Bean will continue as a playing mem
Der of the Shelters and will retain the
of the team.
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UNHOLZ PROMPTLY RE-
FUSES MURPHY'S DEMAND.

Davenport, Ia, June 29.-The 10
round go between udolph Unholz and
Harlem Tommy Murphy, scheduled
for Boston, July %, was nearly upset
when. after signing for 1873 pounds at
3 o'clock, Unholz was met with a de-
mand for 1873 ringside. He at once
wired back there was nothing doing;
that he was making ringside weight
only for championship fights, A later
dispatch from Boston indicated that
Murphy's manager would probably
stick by the original agreement.
Unholz will box six rounds with Billy
Papke at Kewanee, ILL.,, July 4.
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TRACK AND STABLE.

G. u. Turner of Isle au Haut has
purchased another span Of horses re
Gently.
S. BlaisdoH Of East Cornville has a
new horse Whlch he bought recently of
Skowhcgan parties.
Alex McEachcrn and son, Greenville
junction, lost d valuable team horse
with lockiaw last week.
c. w cook of Avon is the owner of
Il pair of greys, one of which is "a
years old and works steadily every day.
E, r. Monroe of Dover sold a fine bay
trottlne horse to &. l. Bailey Of Win
throp last week. The animal weighed
1856 lbs and could travel at a $50 gait.
He also sold a chestnut driving horse
to Gardiner party.
f. E. Speed of Bradford has the race
STALLION Ponce de Leon. His race rec
ord is 2.13. by Pancoast, record 2.21al;
his dam. Elvira, four-year-old record,
2.1S1a. was by Cuyler. Ponce de Leon
made his record in race to high
wheels and has a three yearold record
of 2211z, also to high wheels. He is
the sire Of Preston, two yearold rec
ord 221h and three year-old record,
abb
some five-year-old filly by ST. Gothard,
dam by Ariel, he by Arbter. Mr.. Bur-
rill put the filly over the track for a
half-mile in 1.26, doing the quarter in
SO. This was the first time the filly
had been put to the track and Mr..
Burrill says it is a promising trotter.
Mr.. Burrll recently received from the
Readville track the stallion Maquon,
2.24A., which will be entered in the fall
races.
No horse in the twin towns of Dover
an! FoXcroft is attracting SO much at
tention this summer as is Casino, the
trotting bred stallion, owned by M. Z.
Smith of Hartford, Conn, and kept
there for the summer at the farm OF
Gilman Bros. Casino is exercised
nearly every day and is always an in
teresting sight to the local horsemen
and those who visit here Casino is a
son of MokO and an own brother to
Fereno. 2.O5la. He is handsome ma
hogany bay in color with lots of action
and natural beauty. He is considered
the handsomest horse exhibited in that
section for some time, if ever. Casino
was foaled in Doneril. Ky, in 1901.
He stands 16 hands high and weighs
1850 pounds He has never been
raced but was saved for his great
beauty and has been frequently ex-
hihited at horse shows in the South
and in New England, where he has
won many blue ribbons.
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LANIGAN WILL UMPIRE IN
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

Providence, II. L., June e9,--Charles
Lanigan, a Well-lknoWn professional
umpire of this city. received q telegram
Sunday from Secretary Jacob II.
Morse of the New England League Of
fering him position with that league.
He Immediately wired his acceptance.
The officials of the New England
Baseball League have announced that
Umpire J. o'Brien of the league had
been suspended pending an inVestiga
ton of the attack upon Manager J. H,
O'Brien of the Fall River club at Low
ell Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
PENOBSCOT.
NEWPORT.

Mrs. G w. Stuart visited friends in
Bangor last week.
Mrs. Stella Andrews of Bangor is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Moses Stuart
Miss Nina Judkins is still critically
i'll.
Miss Marie Morton of Bangor has
been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Julia Cooper of Belfast has been
visiting Freeman Cooper a few days
Mrs Eta Cakes was in Bangor
Wednesday for the day.
Eugene Osborne of Van Buren, ar
rived in town Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lewis visited
friends in Bangor this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Tommy Quill vs. Young Erne
J. Collins VS.. Billy Griffen, Eddie Carr VS.
Kid Mcdonald, and Jack Johnson VS.
Dick Slater, Armory A. A, Boston.
Wcdnesday-Jce Sieger vs.. Gus Gard,
ner Baltimore; Sailor Burke VS.. Jim Say
age, New York
Thursday-Bou Broadway A. c., Phil
adeiphia.
Frday-Jim Donovan VS.. Mickey Nc
Donoueh, New York; Billy Snailnam VS.
Tommy Feltz, Chico. Cal; Sailor Burke
VS. Tommy Sullivan, New York.
Saturdav-NIike Cunningham VS.. Jimmy
Hanlon, Rockland, Me-: Bill Dunning VS.
Bill Hanrahan. Millinocket Me; Joe
Cans VS. Bat Nelson, Colna. Cal; Jack
Twin Sullivan vs.. Terry MuStain, Tono-
nah. New: Fred Ward VS.. Rufe Turner
Eureka, Cal: Willie Fitzcerald VS.. Jack
Cardiff, Reading, Pa. Kid Trimble VS.
Walter Parker. Springfield. O.; Stanley
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STINGER AND BEDELL WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

New York, June 29-The Whirlwind
Athletic Club has arranged good
card for the next boxing stag, Wcdnes-
day, July l. The matchmaker, Lou"
Myers. mas matched Kid Stringer. the
Philadelphia lightweight boxer, to
meet the coming lightweight cham
pion. Joe Bedell, of Brooklyn, six
rounds at catch weights. There will he
four other good bouts between local
bows The club is situated at 116th
street and Lenox avenue, New York
City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
MERELY A RUMOR.
No Announcement Yet of Acceptance
If Upton Challenges.

New York, June pa report was
circulated today that the New York
Yacht Club has announced that it is
ready to accept challenge from Sir
Thomas Upton for a yacht race for
the Americas cup under the new rules
governing the building and measuring
of the racing craft At the New York
Yacht Club it was denied that any such
decision had been made.