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The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

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Miss Bette Mikels returned Sun
day from her Eastern trip.
Mrs. H. c. Griffith OF Ridge P-ar.'
was shopping in Marshall Friday.
Mrs. Will Drinkerd OF north Of
town was shopping here Friday.
For Gasoline Stoves we are
headquarters. The Quick
Meal stands at the head.
B. F. Naylor
Mr.. and Mrs. [. j. Mikels spen'
Sunday and Monday with friends
at Lexington and Hlgginsville.
Ben Larman OF Slater and two
Snitzmeyer boys OF near Gillian
spent Sunday at E. B. Clawson's.
E. B. Clawson Tuesday purchased
the Mackie place on South Lafay-
cite for $1,000, possession July 1st
Paul Simon was here from Boon
willie Monday to attend memorial
services at Ridge Park.
For Sale Cheap--Invalid push
chair on wheels. J.. T. Featherstone
273 South Redman, Marshall. eft.
II. II. Hartman of near Blackburn
recently purchased 400 acres o,
land near Isabel, Kansas.
A. L. Hilton was here from Nap
ton Monday and called in to leave
us a dollar.
John Cook and daughters Misses
Florence and Bessie here
from near Gretchen Monday.
Ice Cream Freezers are now
in demand. We have the
"Wonder" which has no equal
on the market, in all sizes.
B. f. Naylor.
Mrs. Mary Caswell of near Nap
ton was among our Monday visi-
tors in Marshall.
John Cook, ]. L. Pritchard and j.
E. Turner were here from Gretchen
Monday on business.
The closing exercises Of William
Jewell College will begin on Sun
day June IS and continue to the
evening OF Wednesday June 16.
Mrs. c. P. McVay of Kansas City
came down to spend a few days
with her mother Mrs. Dye and OBJ
served Decoration day services at
Ridge Park.
Two new Bears arrived in Mar
shall-twins-Monday, May oath
and will make their home with Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Bear on South La
fayette.
Miss Katherine Cooper, daugh-
ter of Mrs Eliza Cooper of Kan
sas City, was married Wednesday
to Thos. B. Carson of Ponca City
Okla. Miss Cooper formerly resid'
ed here.
Fl. Dye, a carpenter of this plac,
was at Ridge Prairie several day
last week helping I. s. McCutanil
plan his new residence which h,
intends to build soon.
-
We have a good supply Q
Keen Klipper Lawn Mowers
the best made and can suppl.
your wants on short notice.
B. F. Naylor.
--
Miss Mae McGrath, who is e
Colorado Springs, Coloy Tor th'
benefit OF her health wrote he
$500, ts,.f n "a rtrnh I'm proved
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

Mrs. L. A. Hagan and sister Mrs.
Dick Reid spent Saturday at Salt
Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan also
spent Sunday in Slater visiting Mr..
Hagan's sister.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
Gn Arbejoer. .9ieprGicntant /
9iegcrinsen.

Boibington .. g., %, Sft. -
9(rbejoerleoerne bar belluttef at fem.
pc meo fornpet arait for at faa Son.
gresIsn til at oeotnge ell 2oo ON Sp-
rettelie af ct ierifiIt glrbeioSOepar.
tenent unoer 9eiiprelic af e Misi
tier, JON ifal itaa paa- Iiac SOB meo
De ebrige MeOletnnler al Sfabinettet.
9ette bar oct fornemite Spsrgs.
maal, iom bleb orgftet 9lrbeioer-
feoerationens Gfsefutinrano @aar,
% giaaoet gap 9empnOi9elie til llo-
orbeioelien of ct 5orilag, iom ifal
inoIeperes aongresien, iao mart Den
tr9oer ianmen.
6eoerationenS iaafalote ginouitriaI
Goucltion Gommittee" aabner tit
Meoe Dag. Seniieten meo Me.
oct er at faa 9leoe paa De forifellige
Spitemer for Splpsningsorbeioet
blono. 6e arbeioenoe Slasier | 9e
5orenebeStater oe | fremmeoe 2anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
Nlinilteriet Politein.
Seorebor9 faloen

aebenbapn %. Oft. 0liniItcriet
SolItein-Se0erborg reiignereoe Dag
eiter at bape faaet ct @istiaiospoIlm
/ 5olfetinget. 0ette Miniiteriilnl, Der
blep oannet Den /. glue. / 9lar, blep
jaaleoes life ire Mnaneoer g1nmelt.
Oct bar beret @enitano for ifarp
aritit paa @runo of bets Budget
5orilag. geo bette 5orilaes 5renl-
lGggeIie, oo 9iigsoaaen for tre Tiger
iioen aobneoes, oplpIte 5inansmini-
Iteren, at guogettet uooiite ct llnoer-
ifilo paa 201a MiIlion aroner, bnor.
af BOG omfring Solpoelen uiloe meo.
gaa til ben npe 5orioarsoroning,
iaa llnoerifrobet oesforiioen bleo ca.
10 Mia. aroner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
Stor Jlobrano / Ohio.

0apton, g., %. Oft. = Gn flor
Sloebrano bor berget 5abrifoiitriftet
Der og sjort iimaaoelig Sfaoe. 5or
en- Stunb bapbe man life Serreoem'
me oper Sloen oe ben foraariageoe en-
Sfaoe paa $750,000.
Sloen beepnote | Dapton Gontplt.
ting Scales aompagnis 5abrif, og
oa granoppienet iaa, at benne par
oenit, forisete oct fim at reooe De
omfrinsliseenoe 9psninger.
gn itrrf 8ino iaeeoe Sloen til
Gooperfonlpaeniets Me0icinfabrif og
poiteur Chamberlain aonpngniets
fSiltrumsfabrif, oe beage risie gpg-
ningcr blep flIoitpnoig eoelagt. Des.
noen neobrpnote 9ie Sour aonlpag.
NETS Gra9taoosbpenino og 8imns
2agerbus. slne Npgnin9er bar asin-
rcret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

gen HRion, men en- Manos vipon't"
(oil iffe) bag peo aninOens Oiangel
paa Stemmeret.
Snaf? 3nao bar bi giort oe iio.
Ite 90 9lar uOen at inoffe? Sg III.
gen Wfano lioer at blipe preoifet for.
Suao ifal bi oa gere2 9lppellere til
bans Sun6r. glppellere til bans
6rpgt for 9atterlieoereIie. Satiriere
Wnnoene. Sc 40 Dem. @sre Dem til
@enitano for offentIig Spot. gru9e
Bio, 8roOs, MoO, a9rlig6eo, Soer.
talelie - belle aninoens arigsrult.
ming. gtorre Dem, forpirre Dem, men
aIorio tabe 2igeopoten."
9aoD Goof fortiatter meo at iiee,
at o0emonItrationer" er oe oneri.
fanife Suffragetters itaoige 9(berte-
ring al Sagen. De bolOer Oen lta.
big for Ofientliobe6ens 9ine / Ell
9fuffe norionne 9iGe0er. $ Ste6et
for at trGffe 9lutoriteterne> II Sfeg-
GET beb6bes blot at bol0e oen png.
ite0e / Spoet. vSuffraoetterne ber
cr girfeIiabeoen rene poIitiife Drill
lere, 9la9eaonoer."
gaaar 2aop Goof bar beret Ell
8ur gnglanO, ogter bun at bei6gc
baaoe aonoresien og 8rniioent Gait
/ @nibineton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

oene piloe forisge at forlaoe 8pen,
blep ale af9oaenoe Sern6anetoe be-
oogtet; men intet Spor af Dem er bio
til fllnoet. Der er ogiaa tele9raferet
til Streotor ON at paste M9noene
op, | Eilfeloe Oe ifrloe oenOe tiGba9e
0ertil
9llmin0eli99eitDrteIie rooOer / oen
itaIienife 9oloni paa 9toroiioen og
6rp9t neres for, at bette OoerfaIO
bare er en- 9egDnoelIe. Oct er oct
iiette moroeriife 0perfaI0 Ger / 3D.
bet al nj Moaneoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
RepolutionQn
/ 1licorasua.
6ele Gentral=gl =glmerifa pnifer Sen
6remgang.

gSaibington, %. Sft. - (Speciel-
telegram til Sec. Ser.) 9eriom Oen
Aepolution, Der for 8ioen paagaar
| giicara9ua life opnaar at onlltprte
Sole Santos 3elapas 9iegering, iao
bill belle Gentral.9lmerifa og alle
6olf ben Del al 8erOen, ion1 en-
ifer 5reo og 5remifriot, fele Jig ifllf-
fet. lloiigterne til &enolutionensSejr
er life opmrntrenoe, meo min0re gta-
boregeringerne Ien0er Gepolutioniiter-
he @iplp, ligen0e iom 3elopo ofte
bar 9iort, naar Der par Opitan0 |
anoreStater. gnbber boo6er, at@Itra-
oa 9rgorene, Ser leoer be reoollitio-
mere Eropper. fremoeles maa gaa
ieiriee frenao inloo Manoola5 Sope-
, Ita0en.
3elapa bar regeret geicaraglla ltof-
bruot 16 9lar og peret Den p9rIte
al ale De Spranner, Der bar plaget
6epublifferne / Gentral-glmerifa.
Son bar life oiit ct enelte moOipnren-
De Saraftertr9f. 2anoet bar iRtet
Sremlfriot giort unOer bans 9lomi-
niitration, men er Ito0ig goaet tilba-
ge, og Solicit bliber mere og mere
forarmet. Den finoncie0e 8ilitano er
befIa9elig. 9e rationale Benge er
p9rO 10 Gents paa Dolaren. Stats-
gelOen er bleoen ltorli9 forS9et, og
Der er iutet at uiie oerfor. 3elapos
Sn0iots gariier6anfe iiges at belo-
be iig til fIere Millioner Dollars,
iom aae er briitet ira Solicit gennem
Sfotter, oeo nblacfmail" og &onfilfe.
ring af pripat @ienoom. Oct er 0e
lotinif-an1erifanife Delpoters Sfif at
oeponere oeres 0eDinlt / pariliife
Banter o9 at iette Oeres Benge /
europeiife gprOipnpirer. @u8nan
@lanco gene8uela, 0e Soto / Som
ouras. 3aI0iper / Saluaoor. @arrios
| @uotomola og onore por iaa for
iigtiee at forbere0e Jig pna nllllig
2anosforpisning og ierge for oeres
6omiliers 5remtio neo at ienoe tore
Summer til 9anfe / BariS, % 3e.
lopa bar efterfulgt oeres Gfselnpel.
San bar nplie iifret ct 2oon paa
So, 100000 for at bpgge Ell Serbia
ne mellcm De to Sane, og Der bor
bnret 2anomaalcre | Wtarfen noeen
Si6, men Der er life enonn begpnot
pao ielpe 8anen, og Der er 5are for,
at Yengene bill gaa ianme Sci iom
ct lignenoe 2oon | 1886, al bpilfet
2onoet intet @apn beiteoe. Der er
onfring 100 Mil Sernbane | 9anoet,
oe ben tilberer Hegeringen, men Den
blep / 1905 Ieiet no til ct prinat
Spnoifnt for Is @ar.
Ser er goo aaffeapl | glar. Men
2anoet fiber unoer 9fepolutionen,
bpiIfen Sci oen eaar Dog pil Hlan-
tageeierne gerne ofre, ON De Blot fan
opnaa at ie 3elopa itprtet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Sue5fonalen. Sue5fanal-S -Sellfobets
aoncesiion er MI blepen i'll Weloing
fra aairo forIGneet til at gGloe ino-
iii 1914. Selifobet ifnl berior beta
le Sen ngpptiife 9iegering 3 Mia.
$50. SterIing ianlt 20 pgt. al gfetto-
nobnttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
x%xx%%%x%xxa*Sa%s&@xS.@Ssss&ss &ss.,s& 4 ss.,s&
SlanOeOe MeoOelelier.

Sra 27 gtob. til 10. Sec. ifal oet
10. narlige amerifanife internotiono-
Ie 8prifue bol0es / Union Stocf
Daros / Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Den boioe Slapebanoel. Den /
8ien iteofinoenoe internotionale Som
ference til @ef9nlpelic al ben boioe
Slapebanoel bar peotaget en- 9feio-
luton III. bbilfen 6e rationale ao-
miteer forplioter fig til at ianle
ale oe 2ope og 6ororOninger De.
res reipeftipe 2anoe, Der angaor Bi-
gebanoelen. Gen neIte Sonference of.
bol0es 1910 / Maorio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

0e noroife llniperiiteter. Samar.
bejoef neIlem g3oroenS ltniperiiteter,
iom bar ppret afbruot iioen Unions
oplgsningen, genoptages / oenneMaa.
neO. ioet Brofesior Garl Sort fra
2luos llnioeriitet ifal bol6e 6oreles..
ninger paa Gbriitianio llniperiitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

GaItro. Oct lloOaIo al gene8ue-
las aougres, Ser beifafti9er fig meo
llnoerisgelien al Oen fbp Qraii-
Bent GaItros 9Gffnrer, bar forfaItet
bans 5orIoarsifrift, fenot 3um ifpl-
Dig llnoerilnb al Statsmi0ler og
onor0net. at oae bans @ene5uela be-
roen0e GjenoonlRle ifol inooroges,
Gaitro opboloer Zig for 8i0en / oct
ipanife Sgbo0 Solores.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

gn a6bmon6 Dortrnno, 8eit-
falen, 8piflano, bIep I 1903 iogmt A
gors 8uot6us for gol6taot, bpilfen
Strof ban bar afionet gtu er oct
nn0er en- ny 9fetSia9 aootgiort, at
ban er uifDloig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

9en 2oos, Ser fprte oel en9elife
Camper r@oo0burn" geunem ben
finife Sf9rgonro, 0a ben blep beiflot
fra Ben rltiiife @eiiereifo6re, bar facet
7 9ages 9(rreit, o9 9oos9efen bar
faaet en- itreng 9l0oariel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

S 9proogs bao0e @ppip Smith ar
ran9eret ct 9i6Oe iGrlig for g6rn og
un9e Menneifer ira 10 til 20 aars
9lIOeren Chicago Der berettes, at
1000 ooerp9reoe MeOet o9 66rte
bam. Sn fortaIte Dem ON i'm egen
Sons Ompen6elie og opforore Dem
til at gipe Serren oeres @ierter, me-
0enS 0e bar unge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
18. Mars.
.Joroen runot..

s ltnearn bar ct ginbanolerielifa6t
bOis 0irefter er fIpgtet, iolot forgif-
tet 9renoeoin, Der bar foraarioget,
at II Yerioner er og0e og 80 ble-
ben aloorGi9t ipge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

amoOo8 6orioar. st beroareuoe
glao .lree 9res8" er Of 9iegeringen
bempnoiget til at meooele, at 9arla.
mentet n9ite Somling bill faa
forela9t 2ouforilag ON ell 9epilling
pao 90 Millioner Collars til 9pg-
ming af Ell fanaoiif Slaaoe iamt pOer.
liqere 8 Milioner Dollars oarlig til
sSloaoens geoligebol0elie og llopif.
ling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Ser bar nplig peret ofbolot en-
aoiroefon9res Burlington, Somo,
bois Opgope er at renie Meoicinen
og 9reSien u9totionaI gbriItian 2e-
gue"s 9rniioent, g}rs. gli6abetb
@rannis, boboe meoet at uoiptte pao
2eger og @3eoicin, oo set gle0eoe
benOe, at GbriItion Science og an-
ore mo0erne Seorier drbeioer fig
trent iaa 0e fan iloa 2pgerne af
0}orfen. 6un erfIereoe, at G6riItian
Sciences itore 6remgang foumer af
at Den i'm @rafiis life pil bape no.
get meo ben mo0erne 2e9efunit at
gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Oct er ct merfeIigt, maaife ct lpf-
feli9t Sammentrnf at oe republifan-
ife Senatorer Glunmins fra Soma og
9a0rib fra 9ibooe Sslano begge to
ifal tale / G6icogo oeu 6. giopenl-
Der. Gummins bill tale ON Sn0f9r-
iel8-8olo-2Open Marquette Glub-
ben, og 9llDri6 oil tale ON bort gen-
geiDitem / Gommerctel Glubben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

gn pellpffet lloitilline. Slnltin-
ouitri-lloltiaingen / Stocfbolm bar
tilbaoebetalt Ioapel Stotstilifuoet paa
100000 Sir. lom Stocfboln1s aom'
mllnes Silifuo paa 10000 ar., og
Iigeleoes er 9labsleien, anore 10000
Ser, blepen tilbaeebetalt lloltillerne.
@no6o er Ser oerefter ct Sperlfuo
pao 25O,0OO ar., Ser tilfaloer Spenif
Slsioforenine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Spergsmaalet ON 0eftriif Sref-
froft in0en for G6icaaos @ranie,
iom bi f6r bar meo6elt ON, bar apin-
oerne M taeet fat pao. 9e bill 10 nof
o9re fri for &ulrGgen, bpao ingen
maa llnoreS oper. Oct er Meolernner
af Gbicago 8omen's alub og of 9ln-
ti-Smofe 2eage, Ser bar taget fat
De nener at fitnne regne meo ct
5Iertnl af 9lloern9noenes Stette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26


Den 3eppelinife Noropolsfart. 81.
ter iiffert sorlpoenbe, meloes Der fra
Berlin, bill Ser ,slnleoning at ben
planlogte 9eoropolsefspeoition meo
Seppelims 2uftifib fprit mellem Sam.
burg oa aieI bIipe opfert ct gallon-
bus, bporfra ser ifal foretages 5or.
Ibqsuoflugter oper Sapet til gsorge,
for at man til at begpnoe meo poo-
fonnenoe Tilfplbe fan paaregne
!Sirlp fra Sfibe poa Saoet Disie
forbereoenoe Soripa ifol pare 6 a Z
llqer og liage til @rilno for. De
Sfriot, ion ienere agtes ioretagne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

II. 9. Senator, 30. g. Sobnion,
ira q. Oof. er i'll. MelOin9 fra 6ar-
60 Opoe paa ct Sotel Der al 9rigbfs
9iseoie. 5or Ell llges 9io iioen bar
ban for anoen Sang blepen opereret
for Ell lille @reoe gtpien, og Opera
tioneu bar bellbffet San baooe /
2lorepis li0t al @ri9bt's 0iseoie,
men ban ipntes at p9re beore, inOtiG
Der Sorsoa9 ii0ite llge in0traaote
Ell Soranbring til bet perre, Ser mart
enbte me0 Osoen. Senator SSobnion
bar Sen al norife GrGitefolf. San
bapoe Ituoeret 2opfpnOigbeo peo Bis
Statsuniperiitet. S i'm politiife girf-
ionbeo bar ban iloeiet al Ben poli-
tiife Sting, men peliet af Solicit, Ser
banbe Sillib til bom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Den befenote Soiirnalilt 8m 6.
Curtis lfriper fra @aibineton til
.,gbi. 9iec. Ser."s Senbagsnlmmer
bl. a.: .gpangeliets 8uob9rere faar
iom 9ieeel beiere 2sn | 8eiten, emo
De gsr | giten, men Der flaees oper-
aft, at oeres 2sn er forbolospis for
fife, og af oen @runo er Der Mangel
poo Br9lter. 9lntollet al unge Mpno,
Iom uboannes til airfens EieneIte,
er meget lille | Sammenligning meo
Dem, Der bliper Sogferere, 2eger
eller Sngeniprer. Gil man iammen-
ligne Golege-@robnenterne for De
forifeaiQe 2ipsitillinger, iaa bill man
fiitoe, at 9lntollet al teologiife @ra-
ouenter bliper Itoaenoe pe0 oct lom-
me. neoens aGe PROFESSIONALS Sra.
ouellter er | Itnrft 8iltagenoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-15
BOYS FIGHT WITH AN EAGLE.

Harry Davis. a fourteen-year-old boy,
who resides on Petaluma avenue, in this
CITY, had a fierce fight with a young
Rocky Mountain bald eagle on Puerto
Suello Hill. East San Rafael. yesterday.
The boy was out hunting squirrels with
a party of boys and while walking along
a rocky point he noticed three large birds
engaged in fierce battle. He finally as
certaned that two of the birds were
chicken hawkes. and the large bird was
an eagle: After the eagle had finally
from the field the exhausted bird alighted
on a rock near the young nimrod. A shot
frcm his rifle wounded the bird and he
flew to the top of large pine tree.
In his excitement Davis scrambled up
the tree in search of his prize. At point
fifty feet from the ground the young hun
ter attacked the wounded eagle with a
small branch of a tree. The eagle re-
scented the attack and made vicious
Iunges at him. With one stroke of it's
claw it almost tore the boys coat from
his back. But young Davis was game
and fought the bird at the risk of his own
life. The bird succeeded in getting be-
low the boy, and thus holding him pris-
oner in his lofty perch.
Finally one of his boy companions car
ried his gun to within reaching distance,
with the result that a well directed bull
let settled the question of supremacy be-
tween the eagle and the young hunter.
The boy. who escaped with few bruises.
brought the eagle to San Rafael where
it was measured and found to reach five
feet six inches from tip to tip. This is
the first eagle that has been seen or
killed in this vicinity for many years
San Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-15
Miss Elizabeth j. Moran.

The friends of Miss Elizabeth J.
Moran will be shocked to hear of her
sudden death, which occurred Sunday,
Aug. %, at the Gushing hospital, Rox-
bury, Mass. Miss Moran spent some
time with her sister, Mrs. Alonzo w.
Brown. No. Wilder street, this city,
She went to ROXbury about the first of
August. to all appearances in the best
of health. She was taken i'll a few
days later and went to the hospital
where it was discovered that tumor
was making rapid growth and an oper-
alton was decided upon as the only
hope of saving her life, but in this the
disease baff1ed the skill OF the physi-
clans and though the operation was
effects, and she died at the time above
mentioned
Realizing that the end was near she
calmly arranged all details for the dis
position of her personal effects amongst
her relatives and met death without
murmur.
Miss Moran was actively identified
in Grange work. Her sunny DISPOSE
ton and ready wit made her a well
come guest at all social functions. She
was born at Fort Kent, Dec. 10, 1870
Her parents moved to Grand Falls, N
B., during her childhood life where
they soon afterward died. and the
daughters remains were taken to that
place for burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-15
Senate Chairs as keepsakes.

1t is not strange, as reported by the
Washington correspondent of the Brook
lyn Eagle, that the relations of the late
Senator Allison should have made re
peated and strenuous Attempts to obtain
the chair in which he sat until he became
the Nestor of the body. Such trophies
terest. but in spite of the apparent rea-
sonableness of the desire the Senate re-
fuses to break it's rule in such cases. 1t
is stated that the one man who was
allowed to retain his chair was Vice
President Hamlin, permission being given
him, not by the Senate, but by two or
three committees controlling appropria-
lions. Their action was criticised by the
main body, and an understanding reached
that there should be no repetition if
it. Chairs wear out in time. but the desks
put into the Senate chamber when first
occupied are still there. though, of course.
new ones have been necessarily added as
new states have been admitted. Efforts
to get possession of those occupied by IA
nous men of the past have been frequent,
that in which Jefferson Davis sat being
most in demand. Perhaps it would be a
profitable venture of the government to
make a clearance sale of Senate desks and
chairs. Doubtless enough could be real
lied not only to stock up anew through
out, but have a comfortable surplus. 1t
is stated, however, that the desks with
the most famous associations are known
to but few. though record is kept. This
is to guard against the irrepressible relic
hunter.-Boston Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-15
cHAUTAUQUA SEASON.
Public improvements Keep Pace With
Literary Advancement.

More than 100000 have been put into
public improvements at Chatauq,Ia, N. Y.
since last season. $4,000 in the reconstruc-
ted Colonnade, the new postofiice and
print shop and the new arts and crafts
building; $4,000 in the Hotel Athenaeum:
$1,000 in additional fire protection; about
$1,000 in repairs, redecorating, etc, oil
other public structures.
The advance program for the CHATEAU
qua season Of 1909, just issued. announces
the names of 81 lecturers (of whom seven
are women. ~ readers and 16 musicians:
approximately $50 program events are
listed for the 60 days from July / to AN
gust 30 Weeks devoted to special top
les include: Religious education, July
IL to II; social service. July 10 to "a the ~.
problems of democracy, July 26 to W
health and deficiency. August to u; e.
l.. S. c. recognition week, August Is to III
country life week August % to q.
The faculty of the Chautauoua summer
schools for 1909 includes the names o. %
teachers representing more than. hfty
different Institutions of learning in al a,
parts of the United States. There are Us Is
departments offering approximately i@
courses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-15
APPEAL TO PUBLIC
From Capt. Bivans of Salvation Army
In a Coed Cause.

Capt. Bivans of the local Salvation
Army corps Tuesday issued the follow
ing appeal for help to carry ont the
plans formed for the Harvest festival,
the object of which is to raise money
for slum work:
To the Charitable Public:
It is a well-known fact the world over
that the Salvation Army is the friend
of the poor and outcast and seeks to
uplift them into Responsibility. There
fore we call upon all without respect
to creed or doctrine, to give us help
ing hand by sending donations of cash
or produce, cast-off clothing or any
thing that might be of value to some
one, to be offered at our Harvest fes-
tival sale, Sept. Is to q. Goods unsold
will be exhibited during the three days.
A musical entertainment Tuesday,
Sept. q, to which everybody is invited.
Seats free; all welcome. Send articles
before the 18th that are to be on ex-
hibition to Salvation Army, 155 Water
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-15
Attell Gets the
Decision Over
O'T0Ole at Boston,

Boston, Sept. 14.-Abe Attell, feath-
erweight champion of California, was
given the decision over Tommy O'Tooie
of Philadelphia in II rounds by Referee
Charles White, OF New York, at the
Armory A. A. tonight. The decision
was surprise to the majority of the
spectators, who expressed their disap-
prevail in vigorous fashion.
O'Toole did the forcing throughout
the fight, and in the last round had the
blood flowing from Attell's face as he
drove him around the ring with stiff
punches, Attell doing his best to hang
on and avoid the punishment.
Three preliminares all proved to be
knOckouts. Dick Flemming refereeing
Joe Connors of Charlestown dropped
Eddie Burns Of Revere in the third
round, while the same number of
rounds sufficed for Young Sullivan of
the South End to send Joe Ward of
South Boston to the mat. Eddie Shev-
lin of RoXbury, and Young Mantell Of
PaWtucket, r. l., put up hard fast
smuggling match for four rounds, when
a well-placed blow by Shevlin sent
Mantell down for the count.