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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

freshmen and Walter C3uu. ir
ruut,- UnkcsI.s .ud Bum, .I.r subj.
uUw,s u.i Neur NiI muk. tuc ,uui-
petition CLOGS, Warren iu, freshman
guard, wiz ALSO Do" usoJ 900 ,uI Do
i- y,r East Doou,,. che freshman
center aud t'ld substitute" center
last year. NlI srugpIo for Mur0
position Coou,t be- % brother of cav
ruN ,uonpt. tr. former Yale r,utcr
Wo'.r aud Carpenter uf tto freshman
.el,,,u. Will n, used ua substitute,
tackles. and the veterans uf last nu
Paul ana S.Jllt. .kl,s. Dhlld-
Francis aud NcpVitt. guards. Howe
quarterback, aud Baker. Reilly Phil
hin. Freeman ana SpHldinl, ct Usl
years eleven. VNl toturu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
SPORTING NOTES

scoops Carey OF the pirates
studied Tor The ministry. and would
nave been able 10 get salary of S6GO
pen amman IL hc had made good az the
start tie now gets thar much each
month IN Two equal installments
u begins 10 look as Il Mike Donlin
can have quite successful winter
81 % 10 vaudeville. Tor he In getting
his batting eve back in great shape
lie was great hit as a helper on the
Giants before, now he o. a great help
aH hn uppuncnt of the New Workers.
Fpnk Smith, former White SoN
pitcher, who met with a severe acct.
urnt while in the east recently with
the Reds. is able 80 hobble around
with hig cane Tor aid He nearly
cut one OF his legs on hy sticking II
through window pane when he
slipped In his room al his hotel
Manager Stoyall OF the Maps has
served notice TINT none of his men
viii be allowed 10 play ON an all
star team this fan 20 give the Amer.
lcan league champions practice IN
preparations for the worlds series
The Maps are expecting "a play n
post season series with the Reds. for
NV AtNAf ifhNNnflNll W WIN
llclnc Berger former pitcher OF the
Maps, but now member OF The Maj.
ion, O.. team. famed II OF the Spring.
field battcrs Sunday, and the dig
league scouts begin to think they over.
looked good thing In the former big
Lacquer
Old Cy Young Is making a big hit
as a member of the Beancater's stan
| IT the veteran can win a couple OF
more games he will be the rage IN the
! Hub Tor the rest OF this season az
| least
The Gun pitching stan will wciel
more than The curyc-piichng depart
ment OF any other team In the VA
/ ton league hut that Is not saying
much about the quality
McGraw has signed q new Clowr
/ tor the Giants unuiot than Arli,
Latham ever was he Is Charli,
foust, Kansas farmer who insistel
on following the Giants home IRON
| 81 Louis after being turned dOwi
II there lie practiced every day Will
/ the leaders. and the New York fan
have more fun with MIN than the,
ever had watching Latham mir
somcrsaults.
n The DetrGit scribos are taking groa
DELIGHT in roasting Connie Mack TN
season The wise leader of the chan
pions r. MOI saying much In return
but he Is doing deal OF thinking an
is not forgetting what Is being said
Trouble has broken out In ney
spot In Philadelphia Umpire JOhi
stone has threatened To whip Pres
dent Fogol OF the Phillies on sight b,
cause of the protest Horace sent th
league head on Johnsione's ability
The Philadelphia scribes make IA
accusation thar every EFFORT is bella
made 10 have the Giants win he ~
tional league pennant None of Nc
draws players are punished Tor an,
thing they say to The umpires, Will
all The other teams In the league "a
fer for little remarks
Muggsy McGraw carries a It'll
hook around with him In which h
has the figures on all the remainln
games In the schedule.
II will be great Injustice Z
George Stoyall II he IL deposod n
manager Of the Maps next year ,
favor OF Harry Davis, StoyBll hn
made the Maps q winning combin.
ton, while Davis IL stlll an unkno y
quantity as a leader
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

piprrhoca is always more or less
prevalent during september. BE pre-
uarcd FOR H. Chambcrpin's COLO
.hoI,rn ana parrhooo gomcdv is
PROMPT ana cNoctuaL n can always
Doe depended upon ana ie pleasant ia
iik4 For sale by uil druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

Judge Prisoner. Won were found
with this lantern. Jimmy. screwdriyer
and centerbii in your possesslop.
What have YOU To say?
PRISONER I'm an Innocent ottermo.
hillsl Yer Honor, ana that's ne lamu
an repair Kilt Boston Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

She is vory proud Of her ancestors
Aren't yuu proud OF yours
4 dom dare 10 he, 700 many 81
them are alive set &c. Houston Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

.MALOY'S|
nz /
Tender Young Green
Corn, doz. ...... 30o
White Native Cauliflor
10. ..................lu O
Fancy Tomatoes, Id. Be |
----------s-------------u--
Young Beets, Sc bunch, |
3 for ........... lOc
-
Young Turnips. sc bunch.
3 for .............lOc |
Best Native Sweet Pota
toes, Id. ......,... DC
Fine Large Bananas,
dOz. ....,........ lOc
Chase and Sanborn 5
Teas, any kind, lb. 75c;
l-2 Id. ........ 4Oc
Better than most dollar Teas
sold u Packages only
Fresh Potato Chips, Id 30c
Fine Large Yellow Peach.
es, A lbs. for ...... 25c
| A. J.MAL0Y
Phones 70 and l73
GIG West Central Avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

y dreamed last night that had per
iected an ailship."
Ana when Won aWoke9"
VAS ont on The loor ~ Washing
ION Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

from here b. not known. IL BE- possi-
biz that it may gu west tu san Bot
uarduo. but BE- may also be decided
ta send th. equipment east tu Topeka
again over tuy main line.
Efforts win be- mudc 20 huve the
train remain la Albuquerque tWn -
tnrr. DAYS during state fair week,
as thousands of people viii boz here 'i
that time who viii not Doe able Co see
II unless they see 10 here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

|foup IN HANDS!
OIL ~ 49, So
||taaE||'fa5j
Ios @,s.,..S
Swell Turnouts!"
The Blue Ribbon win
ners.-our Feur.in-hands!
For men we'll groomed.
Silk scarfs, carefully
made of finest, softest,
fabrics---plain or knit.
Beautiful patterns in
wide assortment.
Soft linen handker-
chiefs to sneeze in. Finest
quality---initial or plain.
| Fancy waistcoats.
You won't waste any
! time looking at them,
either. You'll find it a
real pleasure and no
doubt you'll select the
one or two that especially
please you.
They're quite the
thing" this Fall.
Get your hand in a
pair of Mandell's heavy
cape gloves for street
wear, and oh, so stylish.
And servioeable.
We're turning out the
Smartest togs for men
and young men.
| NJ. MANDELL
| WASHINGTON CLOTHING
.....~.a~...u.-uuMauazl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15

photographer-W What makes YOU
wear such q woe-beeOne eXpressionf
Subject NV wife's away. want to
send one 20 ncT' Puck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

ned fol action and Will be in tile free
fer all steamer contest and every body
will be anxious to see her i'm action
against two of the very best teams III
the State.
The old Augusta engine. Atlantic ,.
Will be in the parade but is not in
condition to participate in the contests.
The old engine. however. will be view
ed with d great deal of interest. In
connection with this engine the roll call
OF the Atlantic Co. in 1871. nine years
before the engine was sold ma. be Of
interest The names are as follows:
j 3 Moodman, w. B. Leighton. w.
L. Clash, w. L. Potter. w f. Lynn,
s. + Pmmmer. j. \. Mitchell, E. n
GRAY. w. II. Burgess. Greenlief Has
keI, II. 4 Taber. Frank Hanks, j
Hunks. :. Il. Turner. Robt. Turner
William Wing. j. Merrill y. Il. Stone
]. Z. Ward, Isaac Bennett. George
rinar Charles Stafford. Alex. MeDavitt,
L. Mason, Charles Trotter. Charles
Bookings, George Burgess. f. o. Yea
ton, F. O. Ward, w. II. Sampson.
The exercises of the day will close
with a dance at City hall. The CON-
mittee in charge will consist of Chief
Buckley. II. I. Mcclure, G. McCurdy
and Iahn Penney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

coBBoSsEECONTEE RACES.
T omahawk Winner in Saturday S
Sailing Races at Lake.

The first sailing races OF the cob
bosseccontce Yacht club were run off
Saturday afternoon. beginning at 80
=. NJ Two boats were disabled before
the races. the IIopeWell. capt. liopr,
and the Helen, Capt. Melville smith
which left but two boats to finally take
part in the races the TomahHSk, capt.
II. G. Robinson and the Water Witch,
Capt. Blaine owen. The TomahaW
finished first in | hr., min. see
while the Water Witch was second
finishing in hr.. ; min, &c see, the
Tomahawll winning lay min, II Sec
actual sailing time, which was intreas'
Il by time allowance to 1 min, 40 sec
The start for the races was in front
If Hotel Pines and the course was
twice around IL triangle, covering a
.otaI distance of five miles. The
Judges were Capt. Packard, Capt. Mel
willie Smith and Capt. j. Frank Pierce
The second race of the scrisS will be
sailed at 80 p NJ. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

big parade viii be approximately .
mile long.
The Judges appointed by President
Yeaton OF the Maine Hand Tub League
are as follows: chief Buckley. Au-
gusta; Chief Berry, Waterville: Chief
Bowker, South Paris Chief Blethcn
Auburn. Secretary Of League David
Damariscotta; President New Enelau6
League Ray, Portland and Sprague OF
Auburn.
1t is expected that the hose reel
races will be the hottest contests excl
seen in Maine and viii develop sp1nc OF
the fastest running ever seen in n
contest of this nature. The folloWine
teams will participate Augusta, Hail
Dwell. Bangor. Brewer, Waterville co,
Winslow, Brunswick 70. Bath and
Topsila,n HalloWcll expects 10 carry
Mt the first prize for the winner in the
eel contest. as the team from that city
includes number Of the fastest run
1ers in the State. Brewer, however
IS lust as confident and as for that
natter not Il team is entered but
what is counting on the big prize
which will go to the winning team
The City of Augusta has been trim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Is Letter to Mayor
Black Hand Threat
Or Simply Joke?

Someone as far away as Rome appar-
entity has a grievance. fancicd or other
wise, against the mayor of Augusta, so
great that it has caused him or her to
write a letter to Mayor Moves in the
form of a death threat The letter, which
is written in badly constructed Latin. is
dated from Rome and was received Aug
- at the Augusta post office. but was
not made public by Mayor Noyes until
Saturday
The supcrscriptiou upon the envelope
is: Ills Emiuence. The Mayor of Au-
gusta tNordo America)." aud the letter
reads rs follows.
Mortis Perpetuus.
Romae Regn Sedes Mundus
Predictio
Vos 81 vester inimicus ct amicus pereo
ut morris eteFuus
The translation of the letter is some
thing like this:
Everlasting Death.
From Imperial Rome. the capital of the
World
a Warming
You and yours, friendly and unfriendly
alike, shall perish as in eternal death.
JOSAFAT
The letter is written in what is appar-
emily disguised hand which may be
either male or female. upon a sheet of
letter paper of cheap quality and without
water mark Whether the letter was
written with hostile intent is the work
of an insane person, or joke perpetrat-
ed by some person soiourninS in Rome
ut the present time who is a resident of
this country and a friend of Mayor
Moves, are questions which remain to be
solved.
Mayor Noyes does not seem TO be near
ly as much disturbed over the contents
of the letter as are the members of the
family. you will notice that it is d
rected to the mayor of Augusta and not
TO me personally" he remarked Saturday
afternoon to a journal reporter in dis
GUESSING the matter. 81 am inclined to
look upon it as the work of some crank
who has probably hatred for all persons
in authority and / should not be at all
surprised to hear that similar letters
were received by other mayors else
where. / know no one in Italy and do
not consider the letter of personal ma
ture."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Pastor Hope Gives
Reasons for Voting
For Prohibition.

Rev B. p. Hope, pastor Of the Win
throp Street Baptist church. Sunday
evening gave Il strong temperance adj
Dress taking for his subject, Rea-
sons Why | Shall Vote No" Among
the pointed utteranees made by him
were the following:
Il object to the licensed saloon he
cause of its fruit. l am opposed to the
saloon as Il poweI. in politics. which is
| always for bad and for the violation
of the law anywhere and everywhere.
THE presence of the licensed saloon does
not lessen in any degree the amount
OF liquor that is sold illegally. People
" no can't get a license will sell Just
the same and the saloon will protect
thC m. The man that pays $1,000 license
doesnt dare tell on the licensed fellow.
for he is violating the law himse.f IL
one way or another, Conditions under
license. even in states where ii is best
enforced, are infinitely worse than any
conditions that we have in this State.
sh1u vote mo" because | love the
State of Maine and am proud of it,
Deacon Howard owen. Mr.. Miller,
Dr ". johnson. Ralph Conant. San
ders Patterson, Deacon Edgar y. Car
yer and MIR. Farnham of Lynn followed
Mr.. ilnpe, each of them giving their
reasons why they should vote no"
upon the question of the repeal OF the
proIibitory amendment, Sept. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
TEAM AND ELECTRIC
Collide on Bangor Street--One Woman
SLIGHTLY Injured.

The wheels of the Decent team driver
by Fred Fisher We're demolished an.
Blanche Riley suffered a slight sealf
wound as the result of a collision about
7i5 Saturday evening between an cleo
trio car and Mr. Fishers team. Mr.
Fisher was coming out of Qumby street
with two passengers when car No. 32i Of
the Lewiston, Augusta &c Watervilc
Street Railway, bound for Watervillc, ap-
pearcd close to him. According to the
story of Motorman Cole. who was in
charge of the car with Conductor san
born. Mr. Fisher turned his team first
one way and then the other. SO that he
was unable to avoid eollding with him.
Mr.. Fisher aud the two passengers
were thrown out. but neither Mr.. tlshef
nor the passengers was injured. Inc
horse also escaped injury
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

Everything points to successful
muster of the Maine State Hand EN-
CINE League on Labor day The com
mittcc Of arrangements, consisting OF
DAVE l.. Diploell of Hook & Ladder
No. I. George Smith OF Hose No.
and Frank w Chadwick of Hose No. ,
aided by Chief Buckley of the Augusta
fire department, have been working
like beavers for the past two weeks
and it now looks as IL their efforts
would result in as fine muster as has
been held in recent years. The Port
land engine j. W. Plaisted arrived
Sunday. and is in readiness for the
contest. Fully 100 men are expected
to come from Portland. Monday. Il
work on the engine, wearing the uni
form of the Portland Firemens AS
ISOLATION. The old banner of Atlantic
3 has been unearthed and will be dis
played upons the engine in the parade
The parade is expected to star
about 10 A NJ, and its formation viii
be IS follows: Scottish bagpipers; Au.
gusta fire department.: judges; Fair
field fire department and steamer.
Gardiner fire department and steam
er: brunswick military band; Niagara
hand tub, Brunswick; Kennebec hano
tub, brunswick; James w, Plaistee
hand tub Portland: Tiger hand tub
Hallowell; Hallowel! Fife and Drum
Corps; Excelsior hand tub, Auburn
Andreseoggin hand tub Topsham
Massaso hand tub. Damarscotta.
The parade will form on Commercial
street and the line of march will be
Commercial street to Market square
up Water street to Edwards Mills
couutermarch. Water to Bridge, to
State, to Winthrop, to Sewall, to West
ern avenue, to State, to Green to
Water. The parade will break at
Market square.
All contests will be at the Capitol
Driving Park and will commence al
1.30 P. NJ. The probable order OF
events will be as follows: Hose rec
races, hose coupling contests, list class
hand tubs. second class hand tubs, and
last the steamers. The prizes offered
amount to nearly $500.
An admission fee of 25 cents will be
charged for everyone to the park ane
10 cents to the grand stand, to defray
expenses in connection with the mus
Ter The management predict that "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Fleet Of Kennebec Yacht
Club at Augusta.
Banquet Given Sunday Night in.
Honor Of Visitors.
Commodore Gannett Welcomes
Guests and Is Loudly cheered.

The bulk Of the deet of the kenne
bee Yacht Club of Bath is anchored
in the river and the remainder of the
fleet will arrive Monday. The visiting
yachts wiz remain over Labor day and
most of the yachtsmen will take a day
ON shore and attend the muster OF the
Maine State Hand Engine League.
The fleet left Bath at $50 A. NJ. sun
DAY and made brief stops on the wa
up river at Cedar Grove and Gardner.
The first yacht to arrive was the To
paz ", the flagship of Commodore 6
". Clifford, Jr., having on board Sec
rotary Arthur X. burlington, Treasu
rer Fred =. Haggett. Capt. George
Virgins, DIR. Robert II Donnell, Ed
ward o. Cutler, NJ. a. Gallagher of
Boston and Linden Stewart OF New
York.
The next beat To arrive was the o
g., Capt. William g. Rouse and Ralph
Lord on board. Then came the Mo
hawk. with capt Allen Farrell, Harry
Wolfe, Frank Manning aud David
Fields on board The Ernest. capt
Ernest Couture, with Paul Kouglau
and James Mcclellan of Boston, fol-
lowed. and the last arrival was The
Julia, containing Fleet Captain Glaf
ence Martin, Harry Madden and Fred
Morrison.
The visiting yachts were decorated
with code flags and in the llarbor to
welcome them, also attractiVely dee
Grated. wire John Ligeett's yacht, the
Senoritd. and Commodore Gannett's
yacht, the Senorita. Code flags were
also attractively arranged upon the
water front side of the club house.
\ banquet was served at T. NJ, by
the Augusta Yacht Club to the yisi-
tors, an elaborate menu being pre-
pared for the occasion by Capt. Smith
the steward of the club Speeches were
made by Commodore Clifford. NJ A
| Gallagher. Edward O. Cutler. ~ X
Purinton and Linden Stewart i'm be
half of the visitors. while Commodor,
Guy j.. Gannett responded in happy
vein for the entertaining club. His
remarks were cheered to the echo.
a number OF other yachts are coming
III the morning from Bath to join the
rest of the fleet. including James p
! Ledyard's Arab 2, and the yacht oil
Deputy Sheriff John S. Ballou The
Bath yachtsmen are highly pleased
/ with the royal entertainment which
they are receiving at the hands of the
Augusta Club and are looking forward
to the events of Monday with a great
Ideal of interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
THE 18th MAINE
Will Hold Its Annual Reunion at Au-
austa, Wednesday, Sept. g..

The lstf Maine Reeimental Association
will hold its annual reunion at Augusta
next Wednesday, Sept, g. and it is ex-
pected that many ,pf~the comrades will
be present to enj5ss the pleasure of the
occasion.
The business meett4G VIII DC helo at
Golden cross half IA INA. NJ. and will be
followed at 1870 by dinner at Grand
Army hall, and at 1.S0 special cars VIII
be taken for Togus where band con-
cert will be given by the National Home
Band from 3 to for the enjoyment OF
the visiting comrades. The party VIII
take the cars for Augusta at T. Nj.
and supper will be served at Grand Army
hall at $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

Miss Gertrude Hoyt from the Boston
main Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. is the new day telegrapher
at the Augusta office under the ar
rangement OF the management being
done by the New England Telephone
& Telegraph Co. Miss Hoyt's home is
in Hallowell and Nshe has previously
worked in Augusta and is favorably
known here as well as in Hallewell
and Gardiner,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Holiday Hours a, POS, Office.

Labor day Win be ebseryed at the An.
gista post office with The usual holiday
arrangements.
The registry division will be open from
SO to 10 \. NJ, The money order di-
vision aud newspaper mailing room Will
be closed for the entire day The stamp
window will he open from I A. NJ. to 1t
a NJ. r.
The city carriers viii make their morn
ing delivery and aftSnoon collection q
p. Nd of all boxes. &tFiic general delivery
window 1ill be open except from 8 +. NJ.
TO p NJ. and stamps in limited quanti-
ties may be purchased there and mail reg
istered when the other windows are clos
ed The rural carriers will make no de-
livery org collection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Funeral Of Mrs. Annie M. Jordan.

Funeral services for the late Mrs,
Annie M Jordan of this city We're neld
at 1880 PAM, Sunday, from the church
at Weeks Mills. Rev. George E. Weeks,
pastor of the church, officiated and the
pail bearers were G.. w Hammond
Otis Hannapa r W. Dodge and Rps
Cliffore- iHtelhlents vas in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

Melville E. King of Waverly. Mass.
who has for a number of years been
ged in the missionary field in the
Far East. gave very interesting
stereoptieon lecture, Sunday evening.
at the Green Street Methodist church.
He spoke particularly upon missionary
work in India and showed over 200
views
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Dobson-carter.

Frank Dobson of Lynn Mass, and Au-
brey Carter of Augusta were married
Saturday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Carter. IL Moves place The ceremony
was performed by Rev. X. e. Dunnack in
the presence of party of relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. the
single ring service being served Mr..
and Mrs. Dobson will make their future
home in Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04
Labor DAY Baseball

Cant Carey SUNDAY night announced
the lineup of the Pettingiirs Corner base.
ball team for the game Monday forenoon
at 1890 at the Driving park with the All
sides The lineup is as follows: Groves
q. Harvey. p; T. Randall lb Carey, s.
capt.: Silva, 2b; Randall, 3D. Jackson
If. Haskell, cf Goldsmith, IF.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

Mrs. Oren L. Choate returned Sat-
urday from Ocean Point, where she
mad been passing her vacation. Miss
Reba Choate. Miss Ethel Libby and
Mrs. Libby, who had been with Mrs.
choate at Ocean Point, arrived home.
Sunday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

The Epworth League of the Green
Street Methodist church will hold 4
business meeting and social, at 80
=. NJ, Monday. at the home of Mrs.
LeIti Pierce, IL Winthrop street All
mJnbegs of the League are cordially
ln.ned to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-04

Hon Obadiah Gardner, chairman Of
the state Board of Assessors and
George W. Leadbetter. messenger to
the Governor and Council went Ia
Rocsland, Saturday, by automobile.
state Assessor Gardner left IiocklanG.
sunday for Richmond. Va. where lie
will attend ID. Inferno tionaf Tax Con-
ference at Richmond Va, Sept. 6, /
and 8. as ono of the delegates FROM
Maine. The other two delegates from
Maine ane Hon. William X. fattan-
gall of Watcrville and Hon. Edward
". Wheeler of brunswick.