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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

RlCHMOND

9. d. Newell was a business visitor
IN Bath Tuesday
Ehe Halloween party given by the
Senior class of the High school was
Well attended
Frank Adams of Bowdoin was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
C. A. Hawkes. of the Hawkes. Shoe
GO. Went to Boston Tuesday on few
days business trip
D. J. McGillcuddy visited friends
in Gardner Monday
Mrs. G. w. Croker and daughter
Ruth passed the day Tuesday with
friends in Portland.
Richmond Lodge, No. Sc. r and A.
NJ. held it's annual installation of of
lic"rs Monday evening. Dr. w. ~
Price of this town acted as installing
officer. About so members and guests
We're present. The following officers
we're installed: w. NJ. Joseph W
Randlette; s. W.. Sidney NJ. Gray; T.
w. Frank H. Lancaster; S. D., W. n
Price; j. D.. Clifford w. Gray: G.. s.,
G. S. McFeo; j. S., Emil Pearson:
sentinel. +. A. Shepard; Sec. William
j. Fiirclough; Treas. A. f. Alexan-
der. After the installation remarks
from the following visitors and mem
hrrs of the lodge was enjoyed: Rev G.
! !! S"llcer of Augusta, Rev. s. +.
Evans, Rev. G.. W. F. BarentZen. Dr.
". n. Price. oscar +. C,alusha Of this
t"Wn \ past masters jewel was pre-
scented to .. +. Gaiusna by w. n
Price in behalf of the lodge. A banquet
and social hour followed The meet
ia" was a thoroughly enjoyable affair
BON TO the visitors and to the members
of the lodge.
Mrs. Frank Blake, who has been i'll
for the past month with typhoid fever.
IS now able to sit up part Of the time
MrS. Iclma Dwinal viii start for
Washington, ID. g.. Wednesday to join
ii"r husband. who has secured a fine
government position in that city
Mt. Carmel Chapter. O. T.. :. will
hold Doughnut Socia bic Tuesday eve
ming at tie home Of Mir. ana Mrs. John
HOWeS On Main street
Carroll Clark who recently bought
the Virginia Hall place on Water
street, is doing some necessary rcpairs
or the same.
Clifford T.. Seekins, who has been nj
work al the New Augusta House. Au-
$uSta. for the past three months, 70
turned to his home at Richmond for n
few weeks to finish his studies at Shaw
BE SiDeSS Coi1ppp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
WEST GARDINER.

HIGHLAND ANE.-Alfred Richards
went to Augusta Saturday on bust
ness.
Arthur Gosline has completed dig
ging his potatoes. He reports an eX-
ccllent crop.
The trappers in this locality report
skunk, mink and other fur bearing
very scarce
Arson h. Colbeth. foreman of the
heel room of the Commonwealth Shoe
x Leather Co. of Gardiner. visited
Frank Hunt Sunday.
II. +. Warren from Vermont called
on r. w. Hunt Friday on business.
Two trappers, who live in this Sec
ton and are in the habit of trapping
every fall, report the loss of six fox
traps with grapples attached. One
81 the gentlemen stated to a Journal
reporter that he was pretty positive
VINO had taken the traps but was I'M
decided what action to take
Some of the farmers here have COM
menced their fall blowing.
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played and the appearance of several
ghosts and witch was highly appreciat-
cd by the children. Refreshments were
served.
Misses katherine and Beatrice Bowler
and Miss Florence Knox who are at
tending school at Oak Grove Seminary,
passed the weeks end at their home here.
Justus Turner. who has employment in
Freedom for several weeks. has returned
home
Leslie b. Hisler Of Windsor has pur-
chased the William lIisler place, also the
farm recently occupied by Anthony
Brown.
+. G. Bowler, who has been passing n
few days with his brother. s. F.. Bowler,
has returned to Bethel.
Mrs Eunice Hall, who has been board
ing with Mrs. G. r. Newhali for some
time past. has gone to Augusta to pass
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Rather
inc Pierce.
Mr.. ANA Mrs Hilman Cromnett passed
Snn&ay with her sister, Mrs. Welcome
Reed, at Weeks Mills.
Mrs Lucy West Of Walla Walla, Wash,
is visiting her brother, Dexter Turner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
johnson Opera House.

keegan K Mack, that musical trust
of stars will be seen for the last three
times today. This is a rafting must
cal fantasy. unfolding situations. mu-
steal Numbers and fetching costumes.
Il is We'll acted dramatically ana
well-nigh perfect unsteady. Not only
musical but holds intense dramatic in
tcres.. Their drop. eXquisitely tinted
ana toned. is startlingly realistic.
The Yale Stock Co. opens three
day engagement next Monday cyen-
ing at the Coliseum with Royalty
dead ones. This company Is
pvt out by the Bennett & Mouiton
people and this should be a guarantee
of good goods" Seats are now being
Ia id out in advance for the first nights
snow, Monday Nov. :. Popular prices,
popular plays and popular company
Of artists. KaiSer'S l. Trained Terriers
is the bill tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
"EE CAREFUL, LIZZIE"
Davidson Was Then Shot by Re-
vo!ver in Wife's Hand.

Boston, Nov. l.-Wlliam II. Davidson,
an inventor Of note, died at the City hos
pital early this morning from the eff
fects of a bullet wound inflicted yester-
day at his home, 90 Barry street. Dor
chester. His wife is said to have admit
ted to the police that the revolver with
which he was shot was in her hand at
the time Of the shooting.
Mrs. Davidson claimed that the shoot
ing was accidental. According to her
story her husband had laid the weapon
Oh n table preparatory 10 cleaning it. Not
knowing that it was loaded, she picked
ii M and held is above her head.
BE careful. IizZje.'' cried her husband.
4 lie spoke he Graspcd her arm and
thus lowered the weapon, which was dis
charged, the bullet piercing his right
tcnple.
The case has perplexcd the authorities
and an inquest will be held.
Davidson was A. years old and for sew
cral years had been working on device
which he expected would bring him a
large fortune
The police later decided If was an acct
dent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
P!TTSf|ELD.
-Four Hunters Start OFF
for Sport Near Bingham.
Ph|snt0ma Lodge, |. 0. 0. F.,
Initiates Candidates.
ManTries to Board a Moving Freight
and Is Badly Hurt.

y man giving the name Of Edgar Flu
gene Fox of Bath fell while attempting
to Jump a moving freight train Tuesday
morning and was badly hurt. The top. OF
one ear was cut off, there WaeS a bad cut
on his head. the face was badly bruised
and his back hurt. On Griffin attended
him.
= delightful and unique Halloween
Party was given Monday evening by
Mi 'ses Jessie Spauldina, IEilda Lille and
Florence. RuNton to ~ young friends. Miss
spanlding entertained from 5 until II
o''!"clt At H"i' home. where whist was en-
joEed. William ireland won first priZ"
and Vernon tieSlam was the winner Of
the consolation prize. Fudge was served
Miss Lille entertained the party from II
to u. From d Mystery pie each guest
received a favor. Each one present wa :
blindfoldcd. and Il prize WIS awarded
Theron Stmtevant for pinning handle
Ar.rest the cortrr, place III lHr-;"
i,t inpkin. From Miss Lilies al! de
baftcd to the home of Miss BUNtun, y IN
servrd refreshments Of mol.as-a ,iulisli~
nuts, pumpkin pie and sweet cider. A
Guessing contest closed the Festivities OF
the evening, in which Mr. Sturlevant
again was the winner.
Mrs William IInrd went to Brooks
Tuesday, called by the death OF Il rela-
tive.
Mrs. G. NJ. I.ancey OF IIartland was in
town Tuesday, The guest of Mrs. G. H.
Morse.
II. L. Emerson Ralph Emerson, Harri-
son Burns and John Burns left Tues
day for a two-weeks hunting trip in the
vicinity of Bingham
W. j. Moses and family returned Mon
day from Corinna, where on Sunday they
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Charles T. Moses.
sMr. and Mrs Charles F. Monk were
in Belfast Monday to attend the funeral
Of the late John A. Briggs. \ widow
survives, who was formerly Miss Anna
Monk of this town.
Dr. and Mrs. T. n. Drake and daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy, are visiting relatives
in Boston.
James Stubs. driver of the Canaan
stage has leased the house on the farm
near Mosher's Corner, owned by j. n.
Martin, and will move there within a few
days.
Phlentoma Lodge, T. o. Q. F., con-
ferred the degree on candidates Monday
evening.
Mrs. S. NJ. Raymond is visiting her son,
Charles Raymond, and family in Clinton
Mrs w. S. Spauldins and Mrs. Free
man Hubbard have returned from Il
three weeks visit in Boston and New
York
- 10 Will nhSprNpu
day at TN. Methodist church by invita-
ton from Rev w r. Emery. who will
deliver a sermon.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Several large cotton sheds and COCO
bales of cotton We're burned Tuesday at
Alexandria, Egypt. The loss was $780,
coo
Fire Tuesday destroyed the Blair Eleva-
tor COS. elevator at Atchison. Kas. Loss
$4,000. The elevator contained 100. 0oo
bushels of grain.
Joseph Wallace, a prominent merchant
of l-awrenceville, Ga. shot and killed
MS wife and 13-year-od son, fatally
wounded his 16-year-old boy, drove two
daughters away from home and then
turned the revolver on himself, ending
ms own life. at his home Monday night.
No cause has been given for the deed
ON account of the continued Illness of
former Congressman Joseph C. SihIev of
pennsylvania. the audit of his election
expenses, which had been previously fix
ed for Nov. l., has been continued I'M
I'll May . 1911. Mr.. Sibley's physician,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
SK0WHECAN.

A merry party of about 25 Epworth
Leaguers and friends accepted the in
vitation of the Madison League to at
tend Halloween party Monday even
ing in Arson Town hall The ride
home was given over to the singing of
hymns and songs.
The opening meeting Of the Towr.
Improvement Society occurred on Fri
dav afternoon oct 2S, in the Library
parlnrS with n very large attendance.
The many friends OF Daniel II. Ray
mond will be panied to learn of his
death " hch occurred in Bowman, Cal.
Sept. 90. after two weeks illness with
congestion of the liver. Mir. RAYMOND
was born in Solon. Me. Sept. u. 1871.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Margaret Prescott were held at the
home on Coburn avenue at IL 4. NJ.
MONDAY. with Rev. b. +. Merrill of the
Congregational church officiating.
Mrs. Prescott was born Jan. II. 1893.
in Nassalhoro, where she passed her
childhood. She had passed the greater
part of her life in Skowhegan.
There will be a union social of the
Young Peoples Societies of the foul
churches Friday evening in the Beth
any Baptist vestrv.
A. NJ. Glidden of Caribou was in town
Monday on business.
Rcv. George Merriam was in Water
vile Monday in attendance at the min
isters' meeting.
Ernest Nadeau was taken to Angus
ia Tuesday by Sheriff John Mooers
and placed in the Insane hospital. Ma
deau was arrested a few days ago at
Moose River for breaking into a dwell
ing house.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson will
leave in a few days fer Florida. where
they will pass the winter for their
health. A farewell reception was given
them Friday evening by about -
members Of the Methodist church and
EpWorth League.
Mrs. Emma Smith. who with her son,
DIR. George Otis Smith. has been
abroad since August. will return home
Saturday.
The Skowhegan Woman's Club held
its first meeting of the season at the
Library parlors on Wednesday. Oct.
%. with the president. Mrs. Gertrud"
w. buchanan presiding. Mrs. Mabel
Philhrick and Mrs. Daisy Merrill serv-
ed as hostesses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

or Skow hogan. N-wlv Elected p:r"iGtnt
Maine rea"ner>.' AS.n"Iati"n
thur j. Roberts Of ruibF College. #"
is abb qualified to represent ia" a.
sociatiun which comprises an ire
teacher in Maine.
Mr. !"lkins is superintendent Of IL"
SkoWn"san Madison schools. He is Il
WORKER u scholar and q man Of the
most practical ideas. He under
stands the needs Of schools ana his
knowledge and natural ability have
placed the SkoWhegan and Madison
schools on the highest standards.
They are reckoned among TIE first in
the State. His genial ways make him
popular with everyone.
Mr. Perkins was born in Brooks
Vile, .,ie., 81 years ago. the son of
Captain G. II. Perkins. He was edu-
Gated in The public schools Of his ma
tive towns and at the East Maine
Conference" Seminary ut Bucksport
and is a graduate of the University of
Maine and the Chicago ITnvers ity
Law School
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

hearing was begun in the United
States district court at Portland Tines
ia" before Judge Hale in the suit
brought by Fields s. Pcndleton against
the Eastern Steamship Co for $3.50
which, it is claimed, is due for wharfage
rent at lslesboro. The plaintiff asks that
tn steamer Golden Rod be sold to sat
isfy the claim. The company claims that
wharf is public landing and has been 10
years and that no rental is due Half a
dozen witnesses were examined and some
20 will he called in all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
WALDO
TROY

Miss Helen Dodge arrived in town
Monday for q brief visit with DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Dodge.
Miss Rose Cook has gone to Thorn
dixie, where SHE has a situation
John and Charles Cook and Ray
Mitchell have gone To Plymouth 70
work in the woods.
Mrs Nathaniel Ratchelder was called
last week to Belfast to visit her dauSh-
trr, who is very i'll in the Waldo Coun-
tv hospital
Mr.. shepherd of Colby College. Wa
tervile. visited friends in town sat
urda, and Sunday.
Trafton Whitaker has sold his farm
in Troy and moved to Unity.
I.arorcst NcAlister AMI Edwin Lam
caster. members of the Burnharl Pray
ing Band. assisted Rev. A. S. Rollins
in the services Sunday evening at the
church at Troy Corner.
CENTER Sunshine Society will
meet Thursday afternoon with hirS.
II. f.. Tyler.
J. T.. Goodale passed Saturday ana
Sunday in Pittsfield
Mrs. T. Webb is visiting relatives In
Harmony.
MI and Mrs. Walter Taylor of
Pittsfield were guests Sunday at John
Smiths
GIrs. Fannie Bacholder and daugh-
tors. Mrs. Fannie Raglry and Mrs.
Ethel Wyman. We're called to Belfast
last week to see Mrs Pearl Cray. who
is critically i'll at the Waldo County
hospital
The common schools will close this
week and the High school next week.
The school at West Troy will hold a
box social Friday evening to raise
money for the school library.
MoNTVlLLE.
CENTER.-Choster b. Cushman d
Bethel was the guest Thursday and
Friday of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. c. eastman.
Mrs. T.. j. Penney of Freedom. is
visiting her sister Mrs. w. Is ia
gu 81.
G. l.. Elmunds has threshed 500
bushels of grain this fall.
Mrs. Allen Goodwin arrived home
Sunday from q visit with Palermo
and Albion friends.
William : Pottle. for many years q
resident of tho southern part Of this
toWn. died Wednesday at the rome or
c. Nj. Hnwes. Of Liberty. Interment
Was made a; the Pains cemetery.
Mrs Everett L.. Bennett arrived
hcme Friday from Middletown. Ct
William Walker Of Knox was at \.
d. Bakers. Saturday and Sunday,
Alfred Barlow of China is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Liewellyn Keller.
FIR and Mrs. c. +. Howard We're at
c. Fowl"r's IN Unity, Sunday.
PALERMO.
CENTER-The Halloween party given
by the Palermo Center Sunday school
Saturday evening at the house recently
vacated by AhtEony Brown was deci3-
ed slrcre $. ia: K-n'-laHt rms reered from
the Windows ana many nook. @nd sr"2'i
ever, 'een tco. stood in the corners of
the rooms. Many amusing games were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Judge Will c. Atkins has rendered
his resignation as a member Of the
Republican city committee to Chair
man f. l.. Russell. Judge Atkins gives
as his principal reason for taking this
action his recent appointment as
judge Of the local municipal court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

The South Boston Inquirer of Oct
% has the following item regarding
former Gardiner man who recently
moved back to this city and is to make
his home here in the future: "Dr.
William #. Pierce, after following his
chosen profession in this city for sew
eral years. gives up his lucrative prac-
tee IN the interests of his wife's health
and goes to his former home in Gar
diner. Me. where he will without doubt
again establish a large and remuner-
ative business. DIR. j. V. Lyons learn
ing of the intended change Of Dr.
Pierce. lost no time in gathering at
hls home many of the professional
friends and acquaintance of DR.. Pierce
where they partook of bountiful re.
past and spent a pleasant evening or
music and song
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Free demonstration Thursday all
day ana evening of tie Rchmond
suction cleaner at the Bennett Sind.
dare store, go Water street. This
will be an excellent opportunity for
Ladies particularly to see the marvel
Gus work of this family friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

While there are perhaps more sup
porters of tie Bates football team in
this city than there are supporters Of
the Bowdon team both colleges are
we'll represented here. Manager Berry
of the BoWdOin team and Captain
Lovely Of the Bates team We're both
members of the Glass of 1907. Gardiner
High school, and this fact increases
the local interest in the coming game
between the two teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
President Maine
Teachers Association

Skewhegan. Me-, Nov. 1.-(SpeciaD
The Maine State Teachers Associa-
+. ,tion last week elected DeForest Fl.
Perkins of Skowhegan, president. He
succeeds in this Office. President Ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

The installation Of the officers ~
Lebanon Chapter will be held this
evening in Masonic hall. Grand Priest
Thomas II. Dodge will be the install
ling officer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Pcl Clason Camp, $. of v, will hold
another in its series Of social dances
thiS evening in G.. a. X. hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Two Gardiner men We're before court
Tuesday morning charged with intoyi.
cation. One man paid and the other
went to Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrews returned
Tuesday to their home in Providenc.
r. T., after a few days visit here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spear Of Lime.
stone, are visiting relatives in thi,
city. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

Miss Gertrude Cox has gone to Port.
| land for u visit Of several DAYS .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
GARDINER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Fowles. ara
in Boston for the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02
PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING
MILITARY PROPERTY.

Al persons having in their possession
Any hnH artlcies of military property which
nave been issued by the state to Com
nany A., Second Infantry. are hereby
Warned TO return the same at once to
oaptain John J. McKenna at the armory
Wornins may result in prosecution under
sections ll9 and 100. the Military Law.
wnlch provides that the possession by
a ai,r persons of any clothes.
! furnished by or through the State shall
pc punished by a fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars or by imprisonment not
nnAceeu'nS SIX months or by both such
me and imprisonment
ELLIOTT G.. DILL,
Quarterma sterv General.
augusta. October 81, 1910
nov1d3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-23
BUTTE ENTRIES

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 22.-Entres for Tues
day:
First race, futurity--Harka, %; Oswald. 80;
ElectroWan, 1O2; Galene Gale, 102; Biased,
102; New Capital, 10i; N0vgorol, 1o6 Binocu-
lar, 107; Caesar, 107; Wistara, 109; Moss
back, Ill Mauretana, III
Second race. mile-Young Belle. 97 Silver
Grain 102; Bonfils, 1O3; Oriene, 103 Meadow
horn, 10S Patriotic, 1oi: Cnpperfeld. los; Ne
braska Lass, 1O7; Lola White 109; Convent
Bell. 105; Mitre, Ill; Capt. Burnett, 112
Third race, mile and seventy yards-Tug
Boat 96; Miss Naomi, 80; Follie l., 100; Rose
vale, 1o4; Sir Angus, i04: Endymion 104; Bon
ME Bard, lQ6; John Louis, 10S
Fourth race, five furlongs-Hannah Louise
107; Lena Lech, 1O7 Arionette, 107; Moorso,
l07; Nebulosus, 1O9; On Parole, 109; Lord Of
the Forest, 1903; Lyte Knight, 1o0; Bannon, lI2
Fifth race mile-Minnie, tO7; Royal River
109; Flora Riley, 109; Jack O'Lantern. Ill;
Dave Weber, Ill; Mike Jordan, III; Cabin
Ill; knight of Ivanhoe, III; Aftermath, III;
Fammeraway, Ill; Tom Reid l12.
Sixth race, six and half furlongs-Gretchen
G.. 1Ol Freso, lo2; Fusileer, l02; Ramon Cor
ona 102: Rey FL Tovar, 105; Banthel, 1O7;
Emma c., l07; FootIoose, 1o7; Tramotor 1O9;
Charlie Doherty, 1l2i Thomas Calhoun, 112;
Soma, 100
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-23
RACING RESULTS
SARATOGA WINNERS

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Cher-
ryola, the favorite, easily won the
Vassar selling stakes, the feature
of the card here today, Follie Levy
and MeXoana set a terrific pace, lead
ing by ten lengths to the upper turn.
Here, however, Benscholen began
crowding Cherryola along, and com
ing with rush she took the lead the
last sixteenth and won handily.
First race, mile. Chapultepec, won:
Norbitt, second; Huck, third. Time
1:4O.
Second race, Hunters Steeplechase
handicap, about 2la. miles: Prince
Hampton, won; c. K, second; Indola,
third. Time $50. Sam Ball lost rider.
Third race, 3 year olds, mile: Cher
rola, won; Jacquelina, second: FoIHs
Levy, third. Time 1:39 1-5.
Fourth race, mile and an eight: Su-
perstitton, won; Bob r., second; Cheek.
third. Time 1852 1-5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Imitator,
won; Shohn, second; Green Bridge
third. Time 1926.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Ben Lasca,
won; Shooting Spray, second; Royal
Lodge third. Time 1:14 Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-23
TEX HAS BECOME
A BALL PROMOTER
Will Take Two AII-AmeriCan
Teams on Tour Of the
Country

CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-It became
known yesterday that Tex Rickard is
back of abe scheme to take two ALI
American baseball teams on a tour
of this country when the regular sea-
son ends His man in Cincinnati
who is handling the money for the
teams and who will conduct them on
their tour, is D. A. Fletcher The
teams, 1t is said, will go to the ten
largest cities in this country.
A club composed of National league
men will play against a club COM
posed of American league men. In the
list of the National league men are:
Knoetchy st. Louis, first base; Doyle,
New York, second base; Wagner.
Pittsburg, short: Devlin, New York,
third; Beacher and Mitchell, Cincin-
natl left and right field; Holman,
Chicago, center; Gibson, Pittsburg,
and Bresnaban. st. Louis, catchers;
Rucker, Brook1yn; Brown, Chicago,
and Mathewson, New York, pitchers.
The American league men are:
Chase, New York first base; Lajoie,
Cleveland, second; Wallace, st. Louis,
short: Lord, Chicago, third; Speaker,
Boston; Cobb and Crawford, Detroit,
outfielders; Stanage, Detroit, and Car
rigan, Boston, catchers; Ford, New
York Walsh, Chicago, and Donovan,
Detroit. pitchers.