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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14

Optimistic Thought.
Arms are worth little without VIZ
dom at home. =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14

At Asbury Parks Silver Jubilee
Baby Parade marking the twenty fifth
annual observance Of the famous
"baby show" $4,000 persons watched
the little ones as they marched and
contaminated along Ocean avenue
and into the pavilion, where 1906
more waited to cheer them. There
was cheering when the $4,000 worth of
prizes were awarded. Three off the &: =
teresting exhibits are printed-first a
little BILLY Sundae:" second, "Our
Dear" and third, a Circus Clown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14
wo,,,d ae = Boon.

Would Be a Boon.
Any guy who would invent some.
thing effective to take the cut out OF
We cutworm would be sure OF ever
lasting fame.-Boston Globe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14
skunk's peit valuable.

oNVUN wv v00Os
The pelt OF the skunk Is OF great
value, and makes the bearer second
in importance among the fur-bearing
animals of this country. the muskrat
being frst The worth OF the skins
has long been recognized CONNER.
cially. but prejudice has prevented the
sale OF them for what they were
For many years nearly all the product
was exported for European manufac.
ture. and 4 great deal Of 1t returned
to this country as black marten" and
Alaskan sable"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14
Ranoe oS prices

Range Of Prices.
Furnished by Taylor & Patton. grain
merchants, over % East Main street.
Phone SIS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14
Happiness.

Money will not procure happiness.
but happiness will help procure mon.
ey Happiness makes every task q
pleasure and every worker optimistic.
and IN optimistic worker At pleasant
task can perform IL IN NO way bet we'll.
Happiness is not only its own reward.
but 1t is an irresistible magnet which
is forever drawing unexpected re-
wards. And happiness can know no
evil; evil happiness IL contradiction
Of terms. Happiness 10 . religion In
itself He who has Happiness has
Jumped Just over the very goal Of life.
judge,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-14
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago. Sept. 14.-Cattle = Esti-
mated receipts for today, 400: market
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01
Madison, Wis Jan. 1, 1918

Madison, Wis Jan. 1, 1918.
N. D. Rev nolds says:-This is to Ger.
tify that l have been great sufferer
from Rheumatism since 1894. Con
tracted the disease while work ing with
q snow pillow on the railroad. For sew.
several years l have been obliged to
use crutches q great part of the time.
Having used three boxes of the Meri.
toll Rheumatism Powders, l have
thrown away the clutches and am now
ALMOST fully recovered. 1t certainly
has done wonders for me and l heartily
recommend it. M. D. Rey no'ds.
Fred Lowry, Exclusive Agent.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01
cArAnHn CANNOT N CURED

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, % they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. ca.
enssa = . blood @ eosstitstiesal disease
tefnal remedies. Halls CatarFh Care u
takes internally, and acts directly % ths
blooA and mucous surfaces. Hairs Ca.
earrh Cure - not . quack nediedeH Il
class In this country for years and 70 Q
tegular prescription. 1t - eompoeed Of
the best touics knowu, combiaed with thu
mucous surfaces The perfect combinatios
of the two Ingredients 10 what produces
such wonderful results In curing Catarrh.
lend for testimonials free.
II. J. CHENEY CO., Props. Toledo, O.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01

ed Evangelists Wood and Brooks to
conduct the campaign.
Rev. ]. NJ. Wood Of Decatur. ILL.,,
comes to the Kendallville people
well recommended. as these evan
gelists have held very successful
meetings in Iowa and other states
OF the union.
Rev. Wood is known as a power
Gul preacher and q consecrated
worker. 1t IL said II you hear him
once you will hear him again.
Mr.. c. B. Brooks. soloist and Choir
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01
Let Us Show You.

IT you are sufferer of piles or hem
morhoids in any form, come to our
store and let US show you the Meritol
Pile Remedy. 1t is one OF the best
nreparations We have ever handled
ma Is sold on q positive guarantee
ir.6 Lowry, Excl .sive Ag mt.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01

us leader Graduate Of the Moody
Bible Institute, Chicago), is known as
. splendid leader of song and SOLO
list. also a consecrated worker.
Services beginning each evening
1t 1880. Thirty minutes song serv-
tee, and solo each evening. Come
and hear Rev. Wood preach and
Mr.. Brooks sing.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01
~ MEAD PUBLISHING co
oifleisl Paper OF City ana County
Issued on Friday of Each Week.
hE1sIEs OF MEETINGS ON Ores
co NJ. e. CIRCUIT.
Evaneelists Wood and Brooks Will
Assist the Local Pastor, Rev.
M. T.. Hill.

The cresco Circuit and pastor,
Rev. NJ. L. Hill, ever ready to push
forward and advance the Gospel in
every way they can are planning on
holding a revival campaign begin
ming at Kendallville January Sd.
The church and pastor have call
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-01
For Rent!

Housekeeping rooms for man and
wife at 1.-THE Cedars," corner Market
and Bird st. Southeast. Rent reason
abb, S PEGGY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-07
Eituatim Saved enly by Legality of People to
the Constantine King Requests Assistance
of Former Premiers Rhalhs and Zaimis-
Forming of Virtual Coalition Government

tine war was greeted with the utmost
satisfaction The government organ
says
Bulgaria ai1nuid complete iIsr mo
Diiizatinn within II days and n ar
other Il gtiays be able TO cupsn Clear
roati TO tine Mnravia river and seize the
railway TO Nian."
Tine game paper discioses 10 tine Ipeo-
pie OF budapest for tine first time that
q great number o. German TROOPS mas
neen concentrated in South Hungary.
THESE troops. II is stated, greeted the
Bulgarian mobilization with IN
bounded enthusiasm and joyousiy an
ticipated JOINING hands with the Bull
gar.an heroes"
KING Ferdinand is the subject Of ex-
tended euiogiss. The Azeat calls MIN
tine man vino with & wave of mis-
hand could resisr the greatest b-iDe
ever offered and III reply order & gen
eral mobilization
News Of Bulgarian mobilization was
spread among the Serbian armies and
along the Serbian frontier by Aussrn-
German aviators vino dropped tthou-
SAINTS of iiandnillis urging the serbians
TO surrender as tine Buigarians nov
nave ueen aided 10 their nemies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-07

kan fpefiinaIifa, where German SUCCESS
wuuit; mean the realization Of Emperor
fWillian,;s ambitions for expansion to
wand india and asia.
f7aaiize Gravity OF Situation
Tire people of tine Entente nations
fuliy appreciate the gravity OF tine
Crisis The British newspapers impress
1uon the public that If tine German
Emperor mas secured the friendly nell
trality Of the King II Greece enormous
military efforts will he nsetfed 10 CHECK
tine combined German and Austrian ao-
vance toward q junction with the
Turks and buigarians.
Tine French and British expedition
may nave completed tine landing al
saiunigi, hut If Greek support against
bulgaria cannot ne counted uuon,
heavy reinforcemsnts will ne nsstteC
Dismissal OF Nenizstps
While technically King Constantine
accepted tine resignation OF Al Ien'-
zeics, mas action amounted TO dismissal
OF tine premier.
The Greek Cfian1per mad approved
the .premiers merely formal protest
against tine allies landing Oh Greek
soil and mis- declaration That GREECE
was hound ~ treaty anG vital inter
ests 10 go 10 Serbia Is aid without
waiting for @ declaration Of war ny
Bulgaria ny & majority Of 80 in q
auuse Of 25T. Of whom 70 ,abstained
from voting
Tine majority may tIasVs appeared
nor Z large one for committing the
country TO war. and thus the King
may nave feit justified IN informing
the Premier that ne could NOT pursue
the cabinets policy 10 tine END. d coal
ition cabinet without NJ. Tenizeiua.
will probably he formed with either
Ea-I-remier 3.fallis o. Ex-Fremisr
sZaimis at the head.
The possibility that GREECE may try
to remain neutral, fearing to stake tine
nations fate upon the success Of eth
er party 10 tins great war. is rscosn!S-
Ell in England. although II Is consider
ed small. THE hopes Of the Entente
Powers are that popular sentiment is
with them and that the King may ind
II best 10 bpv before the will Of the
people as ne mas done nsfore.
French officials tieciared that the
landing Of the allied -rrunps will take
its course and ti,at tine Greek people
nave given them al enthusiastic rs
ceptfon.
Bulgarian reports are that moniliza-
tion is being completed rapidly; that
many German officers are arriving,
and That the departure frpm Sofia is
imminent Of the French, British, Rus
sian and italian diplomats, except tine
Russian minister who is i'll
News from Rumania is scant. Fever
iah military activity Oh the Bulgarian
boundary Is repprSed. nut there mas
been no general mobilization. There
Is nothing to INDICATE that the Ruma-
n,an King. whp is 4 doiferzulie-n
prince. will abandon the safe path Of
neutrality
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Two YEAR Old
H1UaII Held
1T LEXINGTON
GRAND CIRCUIT

usezingtnn, KY, Oct S--Nnfsa, the
pastime srahtes' Peter tine GreaF-N'sfs-
svoip Belle ifilly VIM the KsI1sucky Fe-
lt,,-f.v for ytvp-year-nfd rtruttars, the
,cnief attraction of tine Grand Circuit
meeting here to-day. in ssratsn1 hsass
and set rev vurfdss record 1nr 'AVse-
vear-ofd fillies fnr two heats Sine rtrnt-
ted the first mile IN a.GF4 which ssnuas-
led tine worlds record for 2-yeaf-ofo
fiIiies by Native Belle in 1see. anr mn
isfret, the tsecDnf srnund m .2.oasss. NotEa
was closely followed IN each neat 'pyp
Walnut Tree. hut mad no en1nicuisS III
winning either.
The Tennessee stake for fre-Tnf-aA
PAGERS was unfinished after fnnr heats.
In the fourth round a wheel u the
slllisy il which Gee-s was 1oriVlns Na-
pDieon Direct, caught helnE tnal Oh
Esan, driving GYatien Direct and the
s,lHsy of tine latter YVES upset IN front
Of the Judges stand Esgan was unnu-'
In ytf1e SECOND neat Of the Is's pace
Elmer Dickson, an attusn starter isli
at the SHVen~eIssnLr ippht taho 1'ii1S0i'
Pointer and Fern Hal drove INTO nm
Snow, MACPHERSON and tOverssen SUI
fersd only g. severe Shaking up TIE
nurses were not irljursG. except Elmer
Dickson, vino was drawn hhy Ipsrmis-
sion Of the Judges. AFTER 1nur meats
the race went over until Tumorrnw, a
different morse winning each.
In an effort 10 heat .-la!a, mis- Isl4
record. Peter Mack. E,-vear-ota stal-
lion ny Peter the Great. nut Of Lillian
T., a.n4, -rutted II 20Sa.
Cisers drove F,1awith 10 treat 28 nut
s,tcneetied only in tvins the mark, II
,,aing the third mile ne mas rrorted TINS
season in 2.o3
Murphy drove 8enville TO neat Isl
gulnc tins mile il 2.1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-07

Isoufio1., Oct 6. a.a2 r. Nd dis
patch 10 Reuters Telegram Go. from
Athens, says:
Tine tOraliy unexpected restSnasfori
Of Premier uenizaios created a great
sensation among moth MS iparfisare
.an6 his opponents. Tine loyalty Of tine
people 10 tine King saves tine atsuf-
ttior.
"a coalition cabinet with either NJ
Enaliis o~ N. Zaimis, potn former pre-
,mie-s as it's mead APPEARS 10 Ire as
sursc There is reason 10 ue1eve thar
n. ren;zeios would supnurs sucf f
cabinet
Reuters correspondent at Athens
saye:
'Eing Constantine TO-DAY conferred
with former },reulie-s Rnallis and
Zaimis and requested their assistance.
after q discussion ~ TIM situation, Il
was decided in principle to form q
coalition government, without N.
ren.zeios, untisr tine premiership Of
81 Zaimis. Tine constitution Of tine
,capinet is expected to De completed TO-
night.
Tine British minister had q long
audience with tins King to-day"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-07

washington. OCT. E.-Prestfiel1t VIII
son nutiined MS attitude rnwarn Ins
national tfefenre question ytnfiay 10 the
new ADVISORY hoard Of the navy He
believed. ne said, the vthnie nation WIS
convinced that we ought 10 he pre-
pared, not for war, hut for tne1ence'
and very adequately prepared"
The President received the members
(of the hoard headed by Thomas IA.
Edison. after their preliminary confsr-
ence with Secretary Daniels anC navy
officials. The hoard later went kecre-
tary Daniels 10 the naval proving
grounds HI Indian Head .MG., on an
insprction tour. There is very LITTLE
that ] can say TO ynI," President VIII
son said, except 10 give you a very
cordial welcome and TO express my
very great pleasure in this association
,uf iavnIen with the government, a3ut
] ito want tn say this:
u think tine wilois nation is tcDnvine-
ed that We ought ID be prepared. not
Tor war, mt Tor defence, and VERY
Adequately prepared; and that the
preparation 1nr defence is not merely
Il TECHNICAL matter. II Is not matter
that the army and navy alone can taxe
care o. nut q matter il which vse
must nave .he cooperation Of the best
brains ann knowledge Of tine country.
outside the official service Of the gov
eminent as well as inside. For ms
part, 7 fee tina II is only in tine spirit
Of true democracy that we get To-
Esether TO lend such voluntary aid. the
SORT Of aid that comes from interest;
Il i.nowltdge Of the varied tcircum-
Stances that are involved il handling
q nation.
81 want Won TO feel, those Of you VIM
are coming 10 the assistance Of the pro
fessional officers Of the government, tIIat
we nave q yer. serious PURPOSE, that we
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Maine J0TTINCS

An attachment for 100000 was
placed or the DredEe McNIartin
through the Office Of Lamond & Sulli-
van on Thursday at Eastpprt and
James a. Mulfioon Of F1estport WIS
placed on hoard as kaeper. The Mc-
Martin is owned by the Monarch Con
srruction Co., Ltd, of Montreal, CRn-
ada and ms been the object of more
Or less litigation since having been
brought 10 Easrpprt several years ago
from st. John, n. T.. where it Was
USED in the dredging Of Courtsnay hay
and this past action viii no doubt re-
suit in prDionEing the stay of this
unique craft in these waters for some
time. The NIcnIRrrin is of the escaia-
tor type and valued at several hundred
thousand dollars. II has finely fitted
up quarters for the captain and crew
and TWO .cErstakers have been retained
constantly ON board since arrival at
Juhnsunss bay, EastpDrt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-07

rad f,een summoned for the OCCASION,
the President and Mrs Gait were
sItendin. the evening WIln 10y lazy
II lGraygun and Miss bones IL 'slte
White tiouse parlnrs.
Tue Etatentart
The news was given DuI II Drls1
statement winch read:
the announcement was mate ID
day Of the engagement u Mrs. Norman
Gait Of this CITY and President "uuu-
row Wilson.
Ms vord as 10 tins plans tor 1ne
wedding was SAID 70 be available AS
yet, nu- it generally is presumed thai
Airs. Gait, VINO is VI Democratic an
cesturs, will prefer Il .pr3vate wedding
in her ov.r home instead u the Nnite
House. Grover Cleveland was tine last
Ftresitient TO re married II the NnlEe
House.
The announcement Of tine engage
nent was generally Regarded as q
furerunner uf an interesting ancit-l
seaspn iTnr Washington, WITH the ltsW
first ,iaty Of the land al the mead Of
the Receiving line a official recep-
Lions Tine wedding, il Is understood,
will tafse place nefore the FIRST Of the
ssries of state receptions and dinners
is iaeit..
Since che return Of the President 10
Washington ne and Mrs. Gait nave
passed many evenings together, sonlf-
times II tne White House and urTen
at i,ar home. Last week she OCCUPIED
3 prominent seat in the President Is
reviewing stand a. the 9. =. 4 paratie.
Tine President was il & happy moot
tonight The satisfactory settlement Of
the Arabic case and the disposition Of
MANY other important questions Iteno
ing together with the announcements
Of MS engagement mad Dupved mis-
spirits. He will go 10 Philadelphia
Saturday 10 attend the worlds series,
and il is likely that Mrs. Gait. tugetn-
er with Miss Homes and other mem
bers o. the Presidents immediate
family will ne IL the party.
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POTATO NOTES

bOLLTON-Many putstoas ere heine
hauled in, the ruling price Aypufigy ne
Ing s1.ab and s1.Bo although a few spld
10Y over the s1.6D mark This is CON-
slaHred to he good price fDr the time
Of year and many expect the price 10
suar as the season advances.
DONER-PptRrpes were EalIinr I'm,
"o cents q bllRhel in local markets MINI
Gay nut very few IRE strrfvinr IN rpyn
the Farmers evidently having an idea
1haf the price will be advanced IN The
iiesf 1ulure That a much Ihighs, price
y sure I'D come Is the prevailing sen
liment End the average farmer Feels
safe IN waiting until this hzpnens, Ba-
ports from the towns up the r,ver 10
fnEf the pntHtp crop iE almost q rprr-
piHfe failure Many farmers Hrn,,na
blanchard and Shirley. it is saia. WIN
iio1 take the trouble 10 hHryes1 rba,,.
ppfErnef 30 badly are they Effected u,:+,
rust and rDt in this Immediate -,-ic,,,s-,-
the rDt is mt SD preyslen. f,,,,,-,, -.
crpp is unusually light
FKYEBuRE-Rnt IRE mn. 49,.
giHid1nE very well mn the Inv aa,fs 4,
Ems vicinity, owing TO the ffnrur cr,,-
Iinueo weather In the early Snmynx.,
One man in West Fryeburr. xbn ,p.
afwRys gathered several tunf,res .,,,.,,,-
stE, has harvested from the ,rsyre nv,
jun 0l aann and PLANTED with the usua1
amount IN reed. less than 100 husb.,.
"a rs repnrfhd that the price of nots, 40.
VIII rule usry high This year.
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PITTSTON

A. Reed OF North Jay is visiting AT
Jessie ,C,rimmin,E.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Chapman, whip
fEue been al Mrs. ChspmRn,s par-
HntE in Hallpwen the past month, re-
tlfrned home Friday.
Mrs. MErrimEn :Hn6 daughter OF
Randolph are Wishing Mrs A1uerfio
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueworthy Of Turnnr
visited BIT Alton Woods, over Sunday.
Mrs Erta FDsseff and SON If White-
field PASSED Sunday with FslRttves In
tpwn
Alfred Nash liz in this parr uf the
town pressing hay.
MIR. Peaslse and family Of Bench hin
went Sunday TO washington TO visit
friends, making the "trip in walter
Brntfss a1tp.
George McCDbb took a party to
MiscaHset Friday evening TO Httend
the Red Mems banquet
Scholars from Ftttston attenfing the
Gardiner High Hchpnl rhig year are:
Arthur Emsrson, Barah Rdllins, Cln-
fond 16Rnair. Ned Hrafistreet, Arthur
F0asert, Dorothy Harris, Isabel Moore,
Arthur Scott and Mildred Spar7Dw.
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REPORT GERMANY
BEARS EXPENSES
OF MOBILIZATION

sdiian, Oct. s. via Paris, Oct. g. $50
4. M---ciernaary paid tine ,espepnses OF
Bulgarian mobilization. according to
the iCurriere Della Ssra. as military
action ny Bulgaria was considered in
,tiiepensaf1le 10 encourage Turkey to
continued resistance. II also is asserted
that Germany agreed to advance the
Bulgarian government ten million DOL
lars q month TO help the families Of
reservists. hoping thereby to check the
tile OF enti-lserman keeling which was
reported to he rising
Bucharest dispatches say news of
the landing Of allied troops at Saioniki
has protiuced g deep impression upon
Rumania public opinion. Numerous
meetings have been held at which res
buttons have heen adopted demanding
immediate mobilization. which alone
win permit Rumania TO realize her
national aspirations
The Rumanian health department is
reportec to have announced that chuI-
era Is ravaging Bnkownia and Cali
cia.
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CONSIDER THAT
KING OPPOSES
ENTERING WAR

Paris, Oct. 6. 4.a5 a N.-Tne re-
ported breach between King ,Cunsran-
tine Of Greece and Premier Nen,zefes.
resulting IN the resignation of the
prime minister, was totally une1pect-
sd IL Paris ant has caused paint III
surpris.e. French editorial writers iiats
aaTd Things 10 say Of the King, whose
German connections always have matte
MIN the object Of some suspicion Or
tine part o. tIiDse vino sought the aid
Of GREECE for the allied cause II is
considered mere that white ne signed
tins mnDii.zai ion ortier and consented
to tiis landing Of French :truops Il,
Saioniki, ne does mt want to go 70
war with Bulgaria, Germany's ally
Ii is pointed out that Bulgaria wants
s,aiDnikt and Germany ecuvets Asia
Minor. The papers assert that Bui-
garia, in siding with Germany is dig
ging the grace Of Halienism" It is al
nlirtef that the task Of the Anglo
French forces mas pecome harder hut
the assertion is made with equal en-
pIas.s that il Is nor neyonG their
strength. Il Bulgarian attack upon
Scribe is expected very sUon
AL writer's upon foreign affairs
agrse that il is time for recrimina-ioE.
Thee recall tnat last april King Con-
sianrine. through n. Gounaris. vino
then was premier, offered tine military
eO-pperarion Of Greece TO the allies
upon condition that no Greek terri
tory he cetied to Bulgaria. White an
other line uf policy would have been
preferred it is argued by tine French
writers that there is no EXCUSE for
King Coustanrine's present attitude
and tnat II only serves TO justify those
vino urged the landing Of allied troops
at Saioniki last spring.
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H.)kPbkGk SALMON
PROVE BIG SUCCESS
ON THE MAINE COAST

E,upt James ID. DeRurner Of tne
United States Fish hatchery at East
0rianu was il Bangor Monday moon
with & shipment Of sue No and .
brook trout tingeriings. between -four
and five inches III length, TO he plant
I'd" IL the Narraguagus river. They
were consigned 70 Rufus II. Young al
rankin. Air. Young II may ne stated.
lncInentaltZ, is Z veteran Maine quite
80 years .oiG, vino mas guided Oh 81
days this summer lie Saws ile is 60
ns TO keep or guiding until he is 80
years old.
Supt Deftucner is much interested
III tire experiment u planting hump
BACK Salmon IL the fsnnDEcpt river,
which. ne savs. bids fair 10 he Euc-
ct.ssfu., and is being closely watched
by the hatchery officials in this and
other states. lie mas evidence ID the
eftect that the humpbank salmon get
ahove the dam here III Bangor, evil
IDENTIFY fDr the purnDse Of sna.wning,
and ne Knows that there are excellent
spawning grounds for them above
tidewater between Bangor and .C,ronn
The 5000 spawn that ne took Trpm
numpback salmon III Bangor puol on
LRbnr day are progressing fsvurablv
at the East 0riand hatcher, appar-
entity the same as those brought from
Puget Sound each year The ultimate
succaHs Of the enterprise depends 10
& large extent upon whether the fish
succeed in reproducing themselves in
Maine waters, ant there is mo evidence
10 the contrary as vet
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AGAIN OFFERING
ODDS ON BOSTON

Boston OCT. f.-.Fincpuragsd by the
showing Of the Red Snx twiriers in the
games with New York to-day, tine
ganpiing element in this CITY tonight
again offered ODDS Oh Biston SUCCESS
in tine worlds series. Ten TO eight were
the figures most frequently mentioned
about tpwn, with & fair demand for
the short end by Pniiadsiphia support
ers. Odds Of 10 10 {. uffered 8, week
ago, haf disappeared today when even
money was the general proposition, nut
tutiays games in New York did much
10 restore confidence in the Red Eox
The first Of the notices of reserve-
rions Of Erantistand seats were PLACED
II the mRiis late tonight. President
LEnnin and Secretary Reilly lahDring
with the Ereat pile of tickets and no
rfces Said thRt every notice would he
sent out by tomorrow morning.