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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
GREAT FOOTBALL
RALLY IS HELD
AT STANFORD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. T.
AT q monster football rally held to-
night in the Encina gymnasium and
attended by all Of the male students
the new era OF Rugby football was
51shered in at Stanford University and
the training roll signed. Head Coach
James T. flanagan, Trainer Moulton
ana Captain E. P. Stott, '07, addressed
the students assembled. Ethusiasm
ran high and the old building echoed
with the football calls Of years past.
Dad" Moulton created sensation
when he declared that IL was generally
known that California changed the old
game 70 avoid defeat and urged the
men therefore 10 give them their
medicine" until they wanted the old
sport returned. Coach flanagan spoke
as follows:
found out while IN Canada that you
can't learn this game IN three weeks
or q month. At Berkeley they are 60
ing 70 start this game knowing more
about Il than we. Don't imagine that
we are gong TO learn this new game
IN a week or a month. IT is going TO
take us perhaps two or three seasons
Either stop it right now or go into
II for all we are worth Don't sign up
Just 10 try the game and quit II IN
week Come out to stay and get after
this game as heartily as the game or
football.
we shall begin learning at 4:4s Mon
day and we will meet tomorrow 10 get
some preliminary idea Of the game.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
SPORTS Fight Trust Members Make Match After Months Of Wrangng r
COMMUTERS GIVE
FRESNO AWFUL
LICKING.

It was evident yesterday at Idora
Park that other instruments than those
at Fishers command must be found II
the march of the Commuters is to be
stopped this week. Everybody knew 1t
when they saw the insurnountable OBJ
stacle in the shape of eight runs in the
first inning that Van Haltrens crowd
| rolled into the path of Fishers ball
tossers-then four more at intervals in
order to furnish plenty of boulders
Throughout the length of the journey.
By lamentable turn of the wheel
of bad luck Mike selected O'Bannion to
start the game and before the down
trodden manager could get TO his pet
and yank him out of the box Heitnuller
was taking his second time at bat after
great three-box hit the first time up
Heitmuller added to Mikes woes by
pleading with him to. let OBannion
stay in until he at least had had an
other chance The hew world beater.
Hoag, went in and without warming
up, as two We're gone. he illustrated
that pitcher can retire side on one
pitched ball, as the Teuton went out
third to first on the first service. In
that wonderful first inning Smith and
Van Haltren each got a hit and went up
one on Kruger's sacrifice. The two
came in on Heitmullers triple as did
Heine and Bliss. who had singled on
DevereauX's initial two bagger. Haley
and Franks got on bases on a fielders
choice and a pass and then little john
ny Hopkins loosened some joints in the
Enclosure with three ba gger of his
own. Three more rambled in. Smith
waited for the wide ones and they
came and later he and Hopkins scored
on an infelder's error. Van got out
Delmas to Hogan. Kruger was passed
and then Hoag took the responsibilities
on his shoulders and there were no
more in the first.
Bliss and double by the Red Dog came
out of an ensuing tangle of a base on
balls, fly to the outfield and some in
side baseball that left first base un-
covered while Happy Hogan was sink
ing Vans roller.
Haley and Franks got a pair in the
fourth as result of two successive err
rors by Cartwright, who was trying to
play short. After a time the Raisin
Pickers decided to make a showing and
Doyle and Wolters did 1T in the eighth.
The former cut loose an impatient sin
gle to center and Wolters hit hot one
TO Haley. The second baseman tossed
1t to Hackett, who was more than fill
ing Franks place at short, Franks hav-
ing replaced Kruger in left when a bad
knee forced the fielder to retire. But
Hackett made an awful mess of it and
both were safe to come home moment
later on a slip by Van Haltren when
that ancient gentleman let a rap of
Caseys sift through his feet and glide
on toward the score board.
Fresno appeared again in the ninth.
following a safety by Cartwright and
double which Hogan injected into the
proceedings at this point The score:
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WTNpsoR ENTRIEs.

WINDSOR. Sept. The following are the
entries FOR tomorrow:
First race. six and half furlongs-Reside 81
Joe COyhe SO. Away 9s, Charley Eastman as
Brvsu 20. r L Arn Io1. CohnOsa 1Ol. Cigar
lighter IC2. Loupania I0e. Gsrret Wilson lo5
second race. i've furlongs 2-year-ulds-Sain-
Eills e6. sslTisa as Black Flag Ioi. Blackiock
t0l. Grafton l02. Miss Martha io3 Moonvtne
X. Grip l05. Entire Yous los. Gracious LOG,
sso0s I05.
Third race. sseeplechsse. short course handi-
csP-Springstesd I29. Berry Waddell 80. Little
Ngly l3s. sam Farmer l34. Trenct the Mere
l56. Msnzauo l49. Bank Holiday l5o Sartor
kessrtus lS9, Lulu Young l55 Couple Resar-
tus and Lulu Burtscheu entry.D
EouNh race mile and One-sixteenth. 3-year-
ocs and Up, free handicap. .-Edwtn Gum IS.
Redondo 30. Cigarlishter 90. Thistle DO 90.
cold Nate 9s. Solon Shingle Ill, Alma Dufour
Fifth race. nve furlongs. 2-vear-oId maidens-
PILOT Knob los. Sicamoss IO5. Julia centherger
1o5. Azusa In5 Limited los. Duicie los. Wist
le5. Ninos los. Romeo los. Private Stewart los,
AaEel Patch ioe, The swede los, Leo Paul los,
4lcAllister los
Sixth race six furlongs s-year-olds and up.
seling-OliTe Leaf l06 Early Hours IS. Rubai-
yat lol. Annie Berry lQI. st. Noel l04 Miss
Seventy seven loo. Posing l06, Baby Willie IoG.
Monte Carlo lOI. Alhula 10I.
Seventh race. 5-year-0ds and IN. selling
Reuben 50. sonnet So. belinda 81. Tom Grove
e2. Ancient Witch o. Conse 90. Lemon Girl 90.
Monte lQ2, Don't You Dare lo4. Lazen l04, Re
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RICHARD Is HERE
FOR A VIEW OF
PICTURES.

Tex" Rickard, the man who made
GoIdfeld famous, came down from the
Nevada mining camp yesterday on
business connected with tho moving
pictures of the fight.
Miles Bros. secured perfect pnoto-
graphic record of the entire fight, and
Rickard and the other parties at inter-
est are to have a private view Of the
films The machines were kept in mo-
ticn until the majority of the spectators
had left the arena. The flrn showing
the forty-second round, in which Cans
was fouled. is perfect
AS the films Of the entire fignt would
take too long to reproduce for an
evenings entertainment it viii prob
ably be decided to cut out the unin-
teresting rounds reducing the numbe T
to possibly twenty. These, with the
scenes before and after the fight. will
provide an evenings entertainments
1t was reported Cans would accept
$4,000 for his one-third interest
When he learned what excellent re-
suits Miles Bros. had obtained he
changed his mind and decided to share
in sthe profits made by the pictures.
Rickard spent the afternoon viewing
tho city from an automobile with Ed
die Graney. 1t was his first view OF
the results Of the fire and he was deep
ly impressed. He is IN doubt whether
the Goldfield men will want to pro
mote another fight notwithstanding
the success of their frst venture.
Some doubt has been expressed as tc
the accuracy Of the figures given out
regarding the gate receipts at Gold
field. Rickard vouches for them. He
says there were nearly 1900 paid ad-
missions, showing receipts of s6s,715
or the spectators, 927 occupied SCI
seats, 1so were in $50 seats, 400 in s1i
seats, 1860 in $40 ones and 406S in tht
gallery.
The members of the fight trust are
Figuring sharply on match In which
Britt will be one of the principals and
either Cans or Nelson the other. Cans
left Oakland yesterday for the East te
take up theatrical work. Some profess
to believe he will return shortly ready
for another engagement in the ring
The members of the trust seem to think
! match between Britt and Nelson
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BARNEY'S NEALON
CAPTURES TURF
:. HANDICAP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Sept. Tn view of the
great racing treat in store for race
goers on the morrow, when the Flat
bush stakes and the Century stakes
VIII be contested, there was little of
Importance in the stake line in connec-
ton with the program here this after
noon. In fact but one fixed feature,
the Turf handicap. OF a mile and a
quarter on the grass, adorned the en-
try list. However IL was a cracking
good race with Dishabille, Logisteila a
and other choices which like a route
over the soft grassy cushion of the
inner track. entered. Logistelia was
installed red hot favorite but Just
barely finished in the money. Barney
Schrieber's Nealon at odds OF 6 to i,
carried OF the long end OF the purse.
Miss Crawford made the running to the
nrst turn, where Graziallo took COM
mano and showed the way to the
back stretch, where Nealon went TO
the front and stayed there to the finish.
Outcome came with a rush at the end
end just failed TO get up. Logistella
was third five lengths away.
The West scored in the second race
when CottontOwn. at to 10. was re-
surned winner over a good field. This
r-Eocd Western trick had lost two races
trough poor rides. but today his fol-
lowing backed him heavily and got
their money back.
Charming weather conditions pre-
vailed at the course this afternoon.
The track was in lightning fast con-
dition and it for the smashing of track
records. Speculation in the betting
ring was carried on at a brisk rate
during the afternoon. The attendance
was well up 70 the usual high average.
Results:
First race, i've and a half furlongs selling
Eudora Won, o4rkist second. Pishhavk third.
Time. 1.09.
Second race. one mile-Cotton Town won. lin
6p second Single Shot third. Time. 30 %
Third race. six fnrionEs-Pennaria won. Joe
Miller second. Mahon third. Tine. ID 4-5.
Fourth race. mite and three-si1teenths-()s-
Time. 200 S-5.
Ffth race six furlones selllng-ouadriile
Won, Tescress second, Cloton third. Tine. l.12
80.
sixth race, the Turf Handicap one nile and
g Quarter on turf-Nealon Won Outcome second
LoE.stiila third. Tine 2.05 3-5
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EXPECT TO MAKE
AUTO RUN IN
so HOURS.
SPECIAL DIspArcH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK. Sept. THAT the new
record of ffty-seven hours by auto
mobile from Chicago 10 New York,
made by Whitman Of San Francisco, is
not likely to go unchallenged already
is assured. Hardly had the six-cylin-
der car completed it's run before three
American manufacturers began pre-
parations to assault the new time
work. Before they get through it is
believed the record will have been
brought down to fifty hours, possibly
to forty-eight hours.
II. Fl. Holcomb. who held the record
with a twenty-three horsepower Co
lumbia car until Franklin beat it. viii
be one OF the trio to try on new fig
ures. Holcomb. who took the short
route across the State through the
CatskiIl Mountains. now says that the
New York Central route via the Mo-
hawk Valley is the better. He expects
to make a record trial within month.
He will drive a Columbia Of forty
horse power. Another trial is likely to
be made with a Thomas flyer of fifty
horsepower, while third machine OF
less reputation for speed Is TO be sent
over the route. A statement credited
to one of the drivers OF the Whitman
car has strengthened the belief that
a fifty hours run between the two
cities Is possible.
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HOW ABOUT THIS,
YOU BALL FANS
OFTHE WEST?
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

HUDSON, S. D., Sept 7.-"If every
game IN the National and American
leagues were umpired by women the
one objectionable feature of baseball
would be forever removed" said Miss
Amanda Clement, who is paying her
way through college by umpiring base
ball games
Miss Clement has been umpiring
semi-professional games for the last
two summers. Her games are char
acterized by good order and the crowd
has never shouted anything unkind to
her with perhaps the exception of the
epithet 'rube." which has never been
taken up and swollen into clamor. No
one has ever thrown down his hat and
attempted TO distribute her features
over her face. She gets $40 and SIS
a day and is paying her way through
Yankton College with the money she
thus earns. She will make il a life
profession.
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ing" he said. "Harvards eight is one
of the fastest crews ever got together
To beat her the Cambridge eight has
to be exactly what it is. the fastest
eight that ever represented Cambridge
1t is not right TO rob the English of
the real merit OF their victory IL they
DO win by concluding that Harvard will
not row in strong form and that her
crew is not as good as any American
boat that ever went to England. / am
confident that Harvard will show mag
nificent staying powers during the last
two miles. As TO the report that Yale
had planned 10 race Cambridge IL she
defeated Harvard, there is nothing to
it. Yale never had any such idea and
the negotiations were opened by Har-
ward long hsfors the race with Yaia'
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BERGER AND O'BRIEN
RETURN BOUT
ARRANGED.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL.

CHICAGO. Sept. Jack O'Brien
passed through Chicago tonight for
San Francisco, en- route to Australia.
$4,000 purse November 6. Before
OBrien got out of town. Jack Gleason,
manager of Sam Berger. recent con-
queror of the Philadelphian. affixed his
signature to articles for a twenty
round or a finish fight. The bout will
go to the club Offering the best in
ducements and each man agrees to post
a s25o0 forfeit when an offer has been
accepted by them. O'Brien agreed to
postpone the Squires match until De-
cember' if a better offer of purse
was made for a bout between Berger
and himself in America.
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FINAL PRACTICE IS
TAKEN BY BOAT
CREWS.
PrTNEY. Sc

PUTNEY, Sept. Both the Harvard
and Cambridge crews were out for
brief periods this morning to keep their
muscles tuned up. but the work was
confined TO practicing starts, in which
the experts found little to choose be-
tween the crews. Generally speaking.
the professionals favor the Americans
and the amateurs pin their faith to
the Cambridge crew.
Embassador and Mrs. Reid Will fol-
low the race tomorrow in launch
Jointly chartered by Harvard and
Cambridge for the accommodation of
their friends.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. Head Coach
John A. Kennedy of the Yale varsity
crew picks Harvard to win the race
tomorrow on the Thames with CAM
bridge.
"Harvars viii make snlendid shaw
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
GOLF PLAYERS WILL MEET
ON COURSE AT INGLEsIDE
Members of the SAN Francisco Club
VIII Play First Round of Ham
dfcnp Tourney.

The first round Of the handicap golt
tourney of the San Francisco Golf ard
Country Club Will be played this after
noon on the course at Ingleside. The
contests will take place under match
play over eighteen holes:
These who viii take part are: John
Lawson will play r. ] Woods, r. Gill
man Brown will play S. L. Abbot, r..
!. Bentley will play J. r. Clark, A. J.
Owen viii play Charles Page. The sec
ond round will be played on Sunday
and the finals on Admission day.
1t is also expected that the members
will hold several special contests on
Monday when the finals are plassd-
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. The following are the
entries for tomorrOv's s races.
First race. six furlongs. spiiinc-Rompine Girl
ee, Mistress of Rolls 109. Banposal lol Ms.
Murray l03- Csiabash lo4. Babe B JOS. Fsrgo
JOG, Gull JOG. Helshty los. Black Mantilla 100,
Max Aron lo9 Weberfelds 1oo. J. ". O'Neill
loe. Mary Brent III. The Thrau ia
Second race. Eve and a half furiongs purse
Bitter Miss %. Chase 81, Grace Larsen 81 Sa in.
rda 81, Gromoboi 100 Voting 10l- Redgaunteie'
iQ4. Demo l0z. Lirins IO4, Timothy Wen lo7
Lens 109 Holdfast 10.
Third race mile and = half selling-fashfel
lol. Corrigsn Io2 Whippoorwill io2 Nine 1c4
Iamie AlSol 109.
Fourth race. handicap mite and an eighth
Coruscate o. Ceieres 81 Hsrmakis 100. Ole
Stone 100. The Minks los DeFout 11e. Miss
Doyle III.
Fifth race. six furlongs. purse-Eector az
"a DR. Esther 1o1. Funiculaire zos Dor Dou6 iB3
So Russell lo6 Msrths German lO7. La Lond,
1i5.
Sixth race. SIX furlongs purse--western So
Tarp ~. Nuns Yelling 81. Excitement 100. Rovs
Legend lo3 p OtrOs los Roscoe iOg Ara log
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YOU'D draw a lot Of money.

would draw a lot of money.
1t is question whether Nelson will
have either the inclination or the abil-
ity TO engage in a contest soon Ac-
cording TO the latest advices he Is fish
ing on the Truckee River and is giving
his sore face chance TO heal.
The San Diego Athletic Club has
made an offer OF s25.o00 for a fight be-
tween Britt and Cans.
The Colmy Club is trying to match
Joe Thomas and Joe Waieott for a
fight for the welterweight champion
ship. The young Californian is con-
ceded a brilliant chance in q bout with
the Barbados wonder. He knocked
out Honey Melody recently. Ths lat.
ter was considered Formidable naAA-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Henderson 2. by Nagie 2
Bases on balls-OR Henderson l. Two-base
hits-Toman, Burns, Gochnauer Three-base hits
-Cravath Lister Hcme rrn--Mitchell Double
play-Eilis 20 Toman. Sacrifice hit--MeCreede
Passed balI-Dcnahue. First base on errors
Portland /, Los Angeles @ Left on bases
Portland 5. Los Angeles Time Of game
hour and 30 minutes. Umpire-Mahaffey.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

OAKLAND FAN-Young Corbett and
Hsnlon fought three times. The first
was draw, the second Corbett won
and the third Hanlon won
NJ. D., Reno-Jeffries fought Peter
jackson (colored) in Woodward's Pa
vilion, this city.
READER, San Anselme--Nelson re-
ceived the largest share of the purse at
Colma-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-08
BATS
GO BY NAGLE'S
TWISTERS.
spEclAL DISPATCH no rHE cAII.

PORTLAND, Sept. 7.-Nagle was in
the best of form today and succeeded
in winning for Los Angeles by to 8.
His teammates clouted the sphere Wig
orously when hits were needed and q
couple of miseues by Portland made il
all the easier. Kane, Mercedes new
second baseman, made his debut offici-
ating in six obsequies, but waiting to
show up as a hitter. Score:
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Runs-Of o'Bannion s. Hits-on o'Bannion
s. Three-base hits--Heitmiller, Hopkins Two
rifce hit-Hruger. First base on called balls
0d Q'Bannion ?. of Hoag 5. off Hopkins g.
plays-Francks to Haley Time of gamaN1ne
hour and forty minutes. Umpire-Perrine
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nRrAks Two-MILE RECORD.

LEWISTON, Ne, Sept. Tn an ex-
Inhibition at the Maine State fair
grounds here today the stallion Masco-
noma (by Arien) broke the WORLDS s
tvvd-rnile trottfng record tor a half
mile track. Masconoma reduced the
tt.aa from AKA IA A.LG
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sion to Tom Williams. and Joe Burns
outfought Joe Fox.
The bouts were given under the aus
pices OF the Hawthorne Club and drew
out a house that was even more than
full.
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NEARLY
SKUNKED BY
CHICAGO.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

CHICAGO. Sept. -Four punched
hits in the third and six in the fifth
scored six runs for the locals and drove
Pmllippi out of the game. Nanske
Pittsburg's latest recruit. recently with
the Des MoineS club, pitching the last
three innings. A triple by Clark that
both Sheckard and Siagie lost in the
sun saved the visitors from shut
out. Score:
R. H. E.
Snlcago ..........-... II @
Pittsburg ......1 4
Batteries - Reulbach and Moran;
Phillippi, Manske and Gibson. Umpire
KLEIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 7.-Brans-
fields single and steal and Titus two
bagger gave Philadelphia the only run
scored in today's game with Boston.
R: H. E.
BOSTON .;.-.-....-..... 2
PnlladeAphla' ..,.-.--......l
Batteries-Llndaman and Needham:
Sparks and Donovan. Umpire-Car-
penter.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-cincinnati took
the first game of the series here today
ST. Louis did not score until the ninth.
Score:
St Louis .........3 10 o
Cincinnati .....7 l2 O
Batteries-Karge and Grady: Ewing
and Schlei. Umpire-Conway
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with the procession. regardless OF thu
direction in which it is headed.
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FOURTEEN IN ROW
Is THE RECORD
OF GOTHAM.

NEW YORK, Sept. I'm another
ninth-inning finish the local Ameri-
cans won today. 1t was the FIRST game
of the final series with Philadelphia
on the home grounds. and Griff1ths'
men scored their fourteenth consecu-
tive victory Score:
r. H E.
Philadelphia ..2 8
New York .......3 8 9
Batteries-WaddeH. Dygert and Pow
ers; Orth and Kleinow.
BOSTON, Sept. Boston defeated
Washington today. An error and three
hits in the seventh inning, which gave
three runs, brought the victory. Score.
R. H. E.
Boston .................7 10
w aSnlnSto TON 3
BatterieS-Tannehill and Carrigan:
Patten and Wakefield.
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LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-The ThraII, j. W. o'NeiII,
Naughty.
Second race--HOIdfast, Lens, saIn-
rida.
Third race-cashier, WhiPpoorwilI,
CorriRan.
Fourth rsce-oId Stone, COruscafe,
The Miuks.
Fifth race-Don Domo, FunicuIaire.
Hector.
sixth race-ROscOe. Ell otros, Tarp.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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WTNDsoR SELECTIONS

b the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Resfde, Cigar Lighter.
Loupania.
second race-SalviSs. BoOla, Grip.
Third raee-BurtscheIl entry. Nasano.
Bauk Holiday.
Fourth raee-Cigar Lighter, Gold
Mate. Alma Dufour.
Fifth race-MfnOs, Julia Gentzberger,
Hazel Patch
sixth race-RubaiYat, Posing, ST.
Noel.
seventh race-Monte, Reuben, LazeII.
Weather clear. Track fast.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-07
TIME is FAVORABLE FOR KILL
ING AND FARMERS NOW
AT IT.
FEWER CATTLE WERE KILLED
Than Ever Before in Wayne County
Meat Dealers Buy Stock and
Thoroughly Utilize It.

Farmers are taking advantage Of
the cold weather and snow to COM
plete the butchering of hogs and cat
lie for their own use and hundreds
Of them are being killed each day
this week in Wayne County. On ac-
count Of the warm weather, there has
not been so favorable an opportu-
nifty to "kill" before this winter and
now they are taking advantage of
the cold wave to the fullest extent.
On account of the high price of
pork, farmers are receiving more for
their hogs and many are selling those
which they will not butcher for them
selves. Fresh pork and country saul
sage are advancing in price, too, and
two and one-half cents has been add
ed to pork meat. Lard is liable to
advance at any time as the summer
supply will soon be rendered and
prices will probably advance cent
or more on the pound.
Fewer cattle are being killed this
year in Wayne County than ever be-
fore on account of the cheap beef
that can be secured from the meat
markets. There is a great deal of
waste in cattle, unless the hide,
hoofs and other parts not consumed
by the farmers family are sold, and
this is seldom done. When meat deal
ers buy cattle, every part is utilized
and many dollars saved.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-07
RISE IN ILLINOIS CENTRAL

New York, February 6.-Opening
prices in the stock market showed
generous advances mostly Of moder-
ate fractions. Colorado Fuel rose
134 and Union Pacific, st. Paul and
Amalgamated Copper made good
fractional gains. Canadian Pacific
declined a point. The dealings were
on a moderate scale.
Prices rose briskly, unopposed by
any selling orders. Great Northern
preferred gained 534, Northern Pa
cifc and Reading 214, Lead 134 and
Union Pacific, St. Paul, Illinois Cen
trail, Louisville & Nashville, Amalga-
mated Copper, United States Steel,
Tennessee Coal, Locomotive and sew
eral others made l to ~ point gains.
Illinois Central Advances.
The rapid rise Of So in Illinois
Central was a sustaining influence in
the market, but the volume of deal
ings was notably contracted from
the recent average. Union Pacific
and st. Paul seemed to be affected in
sympathy with Illinois Central, the
former rising 214 and the latter 2.
There was more of an inquiry for
the specialties, notably Locomotive
which improved 212. The earlier
gains in the representative stocks
were maintained and added to slight
" in spots.