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New Yorlx Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, March 11.-Flour-Receipts,
Il, 500 packages; exports. 6,40o packages Dull
and easier Winter straights, $4.4o@4.6o; Min
Wheat Receipts, 20 900 bushels; spot steady
NO. red, 9SAc elevator; No. red, S1.00A f.
O. b.. aAoat; No. l northern Duluth. $1.13B
T. o. b. anoat; No. hard winter, SL1ok f. o.
b. afoat While very nervous all day, wheat
was generally firm and higher active commits
sion house buying and evidence of better cash
demand 1t finally broke over cent per bushel
under liquidation and closed hc net higher to
&c net lower. May. S1.01ss al. OF 1915 closed
SLOTS; July, se1@ @ssAsc, closed 9e%c.
Hops-Quiet
HioeS-Quiet.
Wool-QuIet.
Sugar-Raw s firm; fair refining 3.55c; cen
Refined steady.
Coffee-Futures closed dull, net unchanged to
bags, including: March, 5.s5c; May 5.95c; July.
69G.05c: September. 6.05c; December, 6.15c.
Spot steady. Rio, No. T. 3-16c to 6Ac; No. t.
Santos, sasc. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova, 1oA q
Butter-Firm; cream specials, 29c
Cheese-Firm; full creams. specials, 16Ac
DRIED FRUITS.
Evaporated ApPiez-1le market continues very
unsettled, although demand is slightly better.
Fancy are quoted at 101ac; choice, sh @olac;
prime. including Canadian, 7@71c; common
fair, 5&4 G6zc
large shipment of California prunes is
expected to arrive in the l6al market this week
and in consequence the tone is barely steady.
Quotations range from 4asc TO l4c for Califor-
mia fruit and from Sc to 10c for Oregons.
Apricots are steady with choice quoted at 1s1a
@21c; choice. 22@23c; fancy, 24@25c
Peaches are in demand for small lots. but
the business does not aggregate as large total
as few days ago and the tone of the market
Is easier, with choice quoted at 10@104c; ex-
fancy. 13@14c.
at S@6c: seeded raisins, So G7Ac; London lay
ers, $1.659L75.
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Flour and Tarinaceous Goods

Flour--ualifornia family extras. S5.40@6 net.
without discount; bakers extras. s.. 4095. 60;
superhne, S4.20@4.50; Oregon and Washington,
per bbl 81. 15G5.25 for family bakers and pSt-
ents and 81 $4.2O94.50 for cut of, Kansas pat
ents, San Francisco track, S5.S5; do straight,
per Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount, a follows: Graham -four.
So per 100 lbs; rye -four, So 40; rye meal, S3.20
rice -four. S7.20; meal. $2.75 extra cream
90, $40; oat meal, $4.10; oat groats, $4.30;
homlny, SO. .40@3.60; buckwheat -four, 81;
cracked wheat. $3.50; farina. S420; whole
wheat -four, $3 20; rolled oats, bbls $607 %, in
sacks $6.25@6.15; rolled wheat, bbs $3.50, In
sacks $3.50; pearl barley, $40; split peas,
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THE STOCK MARKET
Southern Nevada Stocks Higher and
More Active-LOcaI Securities Dull

Quite an assortment OF bonds and stocks were
dealt in on the stock and bond exchange yes15F-
day, but the sales all small. and prices
showed no changes worthy of note.
Business in the southern Nevadas was much
better than on the preceding day. and though
there was especial news from the mines to
elevate prices, the leading Goldhelds were all
higher Goldfeld Consolidated sold up TO IS. %.
against closing price of $500 Tuesday:
Florence sold up to S4.2T. against S4.15; Daisy
up To Sl.25. against 81 10. aud ON. Closing
quotations, however, were generally below these
asures- There very fair trading in the
newly listed Rawhide stocks.
The Comstocks quiet and not materially
changed.
Masonic hall association dividend No lis will
be paid at the office OF the association. March
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Bran-$30@31.50 per ton.
MiddIinvE $40 max nor TON
Beans nnd Seeds

There was nothing new to report under this
head yesterday.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos, Ss@3.l5: pea. ss 80
M3.I5; small white. $340@3.60; large white
S3.25g3. 80; pink, $3.10@3 25; red. $3.50; butter
$4.oO; hmas, $4.50M4.T0; red kidney, S3.25;
biackeyes, S3.25@3.50; horse beans. 81 o. 10
cranberry beans, $2.90@3.25; Garvanzas. $3.50
"a.
tard, nominal haxseed. So, carload lots canary,
4g4Ae; alfalfa, lolac rape. cleaned, 2Ac:
timothy, nominal: hemp, IA 441ac; millet, 2$s q
81 per 10; broom corn seed S1S@2O per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at 81. .65Q3 and
Niles at s.. 2.25Ql2.j per etl.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 11.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour-Steady. Wheat-No- spring,
81 ;os@1 10: No: 5, 97c@s1 os; No: red, $50
951ac. Corn-No. 2, 63@63Hc No yellow,
So 064hc. OatsINo 2 52s4 @53c; No. 5
white. SIX @541ac. Rye-No. >, Soc Barley
Fair to choice mailing. sS@92c- Flsxseed-No: 1
northwestern, 81 10. Prime timothy seed, "a. 75.
Glover, contract grades, 500 Shirt ribs. sides
tloose), S6@6-5o Mess pork, per Dbl. S11 75@
11.SI1a- Lard. per 100 lbs, $3.50. Short clear
sides boxed, $e.5o@e.75. Whisky, basis of high
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New York Mouey MarI,et

NEW YORK, March 1.-Money on call, easy,
y az per cent; ruling rate. per cent; closing
bid, "a per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans. frmer; 60 days 315 per cent 80
days. 4 per cent; six months Az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5l2 Gl6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. S620@4 1925 for
demand and at $4.S3400l4. $3.50 for 80 day bills.
Commercial bills S4.s31s "a s3A.
Bar silver, 553sc
Mexican dollars 47c
Bonds-Goyernments steady; railroads firm
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New York Cotton Mnrket

NEW YORK, March 1I.-Huttons wire saws:
The market is much a puzzle AS il has been
for some time. Absolutely nothing new in it,
all business is done by the pit crowd and
they are bearish and hammeripg il. New Orleans
market much the stronger.
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. March MISUNDERSTANDING
Bluestem, sac; club, SIC; red, soc.
OREGON
PORTLAND March I.-Wheat-Club, S3c
bluestem, soc; valley. SEC; red Sic.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Today's state.
ment of the treasury balances In the general
fund shows: Available cash balance. S266, ,325 ;.
04I; gold coin and bullion, $23, ,S17 ,3Ss; gold
certificates, S42.2l09s0.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO. March 11.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market steady;
creameries, 22@2Sc; dairies, 20Q26c. Eggs
steady; at mark. cases included, 1I1ac; frsts,
lSc; prime hrsts, 19c; extras 2lc. Cheese
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Nnrfhern business

SEATTLE. March 11--Clearings, s1,a55, $685.
balances, S257, ,996.
balances, $76, 076.
SPOKANE. March 11.-clearings, s9o2, ,s4s;
balances, Sis, 473
PoRTLAND, March clearings, 81, ,2os, u.s.
balances. Sl22. .74S.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-TurDentine and Ros,

NavaI SfOres-Tnrpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH, March n.-Turpentine-Fi Firm
SOC; sales, 221; receipts. 290 Shipments Ill
Rosin-Firm; sales s3s: receipts, 1,05O; ship
ments, 3,100; stock 62. 100.
Quoted: A. b. C, So. 40: d and E. So As: #.
$3.50; G. $3.525a; II, $3.50; l. $3.75; X S4 95:
NJ, 500; n, $5.65; VIC, $50; WV. Sc 10
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Hay and FeedstuTs

Some hay dealers reporting more steadiness
In the market, but the better feeling is not very
decided. The demand is not active and quota
fore.
-$30@31 80 per ton.
Middlings-$33 d35 per ton
Shorts-$31 a 32. so per ton
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. S2S.50@3O rolled
oats for feed, $40; mixed feed $26027: oilcake
meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50. in 10 ton lots S3S.
ton lots $3.50, smaller lots S39; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills, $2I in 10 and S27. 30 in ton
lots Jobbing S2S; corn meal. $S4; cracked corn
$35; broom corn seed 90c@$i per ctl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S23 carload
lots $50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, S12@1650; wheat and oat Sll6
16; tame oat, $10I15: volunteer wild oat S9Gi
II; alfalfa. S9@l4; stock S7.5O09.
Straw-60QS5c per bale
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NIinneanolis Wheat Market

81 Is a. .05; July, 81. p No hard, 81 O9X
No. ] northern, Sl.06A No. northern, 81 .04L :
No. northern, 99c@S103.
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Foreign Futures
st. Louis wool Market

ST. LOUIS, March H. Wool-Steady medi-
um grades combing and clothing, 20G22c; light
fine, 161s @Ie12c; heavy fine, 14@15Hc; tub
washed 26@33c.
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California stock ana On Exchange
MInin- Sfncka
SAN FRANCISCO ;

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales ON the San Francisco
stock and exchange board Yesterday;
Cp4fS-rOCES
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Bar sifver-Steady; 25 e-l6d per ounce.
Money-3A G3h per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 31s @3A per cent and for three
months bills $685. per cent.
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lunch for Hawaiian and s.. 5043 for Central
American; pineapples, 81 50q3 per dozen
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
The condition of the New York market ap-
pears elsewhere this page.
Fruit-Apricots, l6es 1Sc: esapOrIted apples,
u 1ac; pears. Tia egJe: peaches. s491se: figs.
case for white and 2G3c for black; prunes. 4
size basis. 3G317e per h.
g crown, 415c; crown, 4%<c: seeded 6G6iae;
seedless sultanas, 47tc; s1.20@1.30 for London
lsyers and S1.50@2 for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds- 1914 G141.e; | y
l.. 13@14c; ne plus ultra, l212 a i3c; brakes
n@111 &c; Languedocs, 10c; hardshells, 7QI be
Walnuts-1Sc per ID for No. l softsbel and 1Oc
for No. = do; 1215c for No. l hardsEeil and S1sc
for No. do; Italian chestnuts. 1Og l21ec per H.
Honey-Water white. comb, 16WlIc; white,
15c; water white extracted. SGS1Sc; light am
ber, 7GTAc; dark amber and eandied, oll 95%c
per lb.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. Mar ch 1I-io:so a. m
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid Ask
4s or cp new. .1I013 121 n SIS or COUP 1OO9t 1Ol 1.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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New York Stock List
E. T. Hutton d Co., 400 California street,
members OF the Sew York stock exchange, fur
nsh the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday
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Dried Fruits, Raisinx, Nut. and Hone

Tropical Fruits Bananas. 75eQ$1. rs. per
bunch for Hawaiian and s.. 5Od3 for Central
American; pneapplss, 81. 5093 per dozen
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SALES
Morning Session

25 Spring Valley Water co... 81 .121k
$4,000 Cal Gas & Ell G NJ & c T 5s.. "A 90
$1,000 sac Electric Gas X Ry Js...... "a 80
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge Is. 79.25
Street
s., 900 Los Ang-Pac r lst con IS. .101 90
Afternoon Session
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,all's Page Of Commercial News
London Closing Stocks

Mass Gas ;. 5las So Wolverine ...12s 1so "
Mass Mining
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Boston Stocks and Bond.
COPPER CLOSE

The following list is furnished by L. f. Hut
ton Co, 4sO California street, San Fran.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Alaska A 3SI4 Oceanic $ Co. 35c
AssO Oil Co. 2SIa % = Pac AUX f IL
Cal F A. 90 1872 Pac G Borax 1521a
Cal Wine A. - .743. Pae T&T pfd 50
MV& MtTm. 115 Do com ...- 154
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-18
Hay Rdc to Sulphur Springs.

An enjoyable hay ride to Sulphur Springs was had Thursday night by a crowd of Pine Bluff young people. The party left the home of Mr. Jones on East Seventh at S:30 o'clock remain- ing at the Springs till F o'clock, when luncheon was enjoyed and the ride home in the moonlight began AmGn& those present were Misses Fife Bitticks, Eua Jones, Pearl JoAes, Gol'ine Williams. Elizabeth Skinner. Ruth Long. Fay Booth, Min lie Jones, Katie Bluerock, Loranie Moore, Edith Brown. Jennie Camp Messrs. Dolph Seibo Roddy Mcdonald, Cleveland Booth, Manuel Booth, Polly Bluerock, Ernest Wilkey. Walter Hemmert Laurenc Duckett; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McCleary.
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C.. w. BYINGTON
 ELECTED TREASURER

George w. Byington, the well known local abstract man. was hon. ofed yesterday at the abstracters state convention at Little Rock by being elected state treasurer of the organ ization
 The following officers were elected ::
 rssident-George H. Lyman, Fort Smith.
 First Vice President-ieorge Reed. lIeber.
 second Vice President-Panl Me- kenmon Clarksville.
 Secretary--Georse Vaughan. Little Rock
 easurer-GeorGe w. Byington Pine Bluff.
 Executive committee-A w. Estes. Melville: George w. Byington. Pine Bluff; R. NJ. Buck. Fort Smith: R. E. Harril. I.onoke: J. C. Gillison, Lake Village.
 Membership Committee-Paul Me- kenIon. Clarksville: J. w. Allen. De- VIII; Mary Eaton TeXarkana: J. C. %Haakfield, Wynne: G. M Gibson, Walnut Ridge.
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NEW PHASE OF
 THE ALA CASE
Murderer oi Father Leo Left d Signed Statement That Slain Priest Was His Former Employer and Had
 Di>Iionorcd His Wife in Portugal.

Canyon City, Col. July 1.-A sign ed statment given by Giuseppe N..a, to Antonio 5asso. an Italian 2u3rd at the prison, before his e%ecUjian "Wednesday night, makes t appear that Father Leo was a victim of mis- taken identity In this statement Alia declared that the priest whom he killed was an Italian priest for whom he worked five years in Portugal and who, ha declared, dishonored his wife.
 He said he recognized Father Leo as this man and visited the church sever al times to make sure before he shot him. Father Leo's friends and the members of tLe priesthood say the church records show that he had nev- CT been in Portugal.
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> GA sToRIA
 Bears tie 57hs Kind You Have Alxays Bought ''s:::''; ss':; :: #; M,,:;';!;;;S:z:;;;:! /; C ''

For the Elks' convention at Dallas, Texas, July 12th to 18th, the L. R. & H. s. w R. R. in connection with the Iron Mountain and Texas & Pacific railways will operate through sleep ing cars from Hot Springs to Dallas on July Huh and 12th and from Dallas to Hot Springs on July 18th and 18th. These sleepers will leave Hot Springs in the evening arriving at Dallas next morning and vice versa. Persons at Pine Bluff desiring to make the trip to Dallas can connect with these sleep- CTS at Benton and anyone desiring re- servation on these cars will please communicate with Geo. W. Thomas,
 general passenger agent at Hot Springs. Join the bunch from Hot Springs and have good time. dtf
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He Spoke Too Late.

Denver, Col. July 17.-Guiseppe Alia might have been living still had he made known to Acting Governor Harper his claim that Father Leo Helm ichs. for whose murder Alia was hanged at Canyon City, was the man who ruined his home and caused him, as he claimed, to become a Wanderer.
 Governor Harper said yesterday that he would have reprieved Alia un- til investigation through the Iatllan government could have been made as to the truth of Alias charges. If found to be true, Governor Harper said he would not have allowed the death sen- tence against Alia to be carried out. The Alia statement was not made un- til too late 10 reach the ears of Act ing Governor Harper.
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MAN BITTEN BY
 DOGS 5000 TIMES

New York. July 17.-Dr. F. R. Jack son Of the Pasteur Institute was at Mont Clair, \. J., yesterday and made 6 scientific examination of David Steinfeldt. the Mont Cla:. dog catcher. who, according to the record he has kept during his six years service, has been bitten 5000 times by all manner of dogs. at least one of which was afflicted with rabies
 Steinfeldts case is regarded as curi- ons by the Pasteur Instiulte and Dr. Jackson wants the dog catcher to go to the institute so that the surgeons can make a special study of his con- dition.
 Dr. Jackson made a close eXamina- ton of the much bitten man and Ste:nfeidt in answer to his queries, said that he is frequently affected by some of the symptoms which usually presage hydrophobia. The surgeon in spected the scars on Steinrfeldt's body took record of his heart action and noted his temperature.
 St5infeldt has not yet decided whether he will visit New York to undergo scrutiny at the institute, as he fears experiments" may be con- ducted by the surgeons if he places himself in their hands.
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SOCIETY.
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Barbecue at Dexter.

Mr and Mrs. Sam Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. l. D. Gibbs of Dexter entertained a number of their Pine Bluff friends with d barbccuc and dance at Dexter yesterday, and the occasion was enjoyed by all. The fol- lowing Pine Bluf1ans were present:
 Miss Earl Brewer, Miss Edna Brew CT, Cnl Brewer and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniels Mr and Mrs. Piper. Mrs. Cook, Charlie Jones. Dick Smith. Leonard Carver. Miss Becky Ash Miss Lucy GOber, Miss Rosa !.amonica. Potfel McBurnett. Assistant Chief !. F. Francis, J. F. Cheek. Chief Deputy D. W. Stewart. Farrar Martin. Miss Cason' Miss Cleg-. Miss Henlah Langston.
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BRYAN AND KERN
 CLUB ORGANIZED

yesterday afternoon a number of the young Democrats of Pine Bluff met in the office of Justice J. 4. Fra zler and organized a Bryan and Kern Club. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to arouse enthusiasm in the younger Democracy of the city and to bring noted political speakers of the party to the city. From time to time the club will meet and discuss the political issues of the day. Judge Ed kerWin was elected president of the club and Hon. Creed Caldwell secre- tary. Committees will be appointed to boost the membership of the club and create enthusiasm.
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IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
" ha' Heap 0i Happiness it Would
 Firing t0 Fine Bluff Homes.

Hard 10 do houSework with an aca- ing back.
 Brings you hours of misery It leisure or at work.
 If women only knew Inc caase-that
 Backache pains como from sick kid neys,
 'Twould save much needless woe.
 Deans Kidney Pills cure sick kid neys.
 Pine Bluff people endorse this:
 Mrs s. M. Davidson, Twenty-secoud and Pine streets, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: "To say that l have suffered from kidney trouble but feebly ex- presses the misery 1 endured from this complaint. I was so bad at times that was obliged to call in a doctor and I was often laid up for weeks. The most of my trouble was in the region of my right kidney, where the pain was simply terrible. ran down ln health. Was always tired and ner- vous and had miserable headaches. After trying remedies of various kinds and getting no relief, l had the good fortune to hear Of Doan's Kidney Pills. l procured box from Mann-Tanker- sley Drug Co., and was astonisbcd at the promptness with which I was re- lleved. l was gradually freed of my aches and pains and my kidneys be- came greatly strengthened I now feel like new woman but occasion ally use a btN of Doan's Kidney Pills, finding them to act as a tonic to my general system. I cannot praise this splendid remedy too highly
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doans-a take no other.
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CHAMPIONSHIP
 NOT AWARDED
Olympic A>SGcias:an o} Loudon creates Dissatisfaction l., tn. h"Hnt"ihen t,ntyican Team Pro. tests international Tug of War Lost to En@Iaue!.
t,l!y Inllic.

London, July l1.-The British
 Olympic Association has concluds Il not to decide the championship of the nations competing in the Olympic games held in London this year. and the same decision applies to the sports now going on at the stadium at Shepherds Bush.
 The committee worked out several "chemes' but each WAS subject to many objections on account of unfair ness 10 one nation or another, and the attempt at reaching a fair basis has been found quite impossible. The British Olympic Association has de- clded reluctantly not 10 offer trophies Of any kind excepting the gold, silver and bronze medals in each competi-
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How They stand.

I.NDPne Bluff took sweet revenge on the talenders for their defeat of Thursday and hammered the ball all over the Hrinkley lot. Nickens hand ed out the benders and yielded i've bingles safely scattered The Pine Knots landed on Hoeschelle for twelve safe drives and boosted their batting averages a few points. Berry. who was benched by his "umps Thursday, was back in the game and his begging was feature.
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 Pnaser Smith of the Atlanta lall association this morning
 a deal with the Argenta base association whereby he became wher of Jack McAdams, the Ar F boy who has been pitching ls ball for the Shamrocks this
 Manager Smith could not be 's to the price paid, but it is good round one. McAdams eport here tonight from Helena, Ill De In the Atlanta unifornl ow.-Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-18

,tefles-Vicksburg, klawitter and ef; Columbus, Allison and Down.
 Umpire, Matthews.
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America Protests.

America protested the tug of war. Greece and Germany withdrew from thls contest and the first pull was be- tween the American team and the sec ond team of the United Kingdom.
 The protest was made on the ground that the United Kingdom team, contrary it the regulations, wore prepared shoes.
 The American team lost the first pull
 The American team took two more pulls, tine conditions being the best two out of three, bn; in view of the ca SC for their protest thyy decided to retire.
 The American athletes are thor oaghly dssusted with the treatment accorded them by the officials of he Olympic games.
 The secrecy with which ne dHawinG for track events is made and the le- suit oi tha system whereby the best American runners are put in the same heat, is bad enough, they say, but now the unfairness in the tug Of war toda' between the Americans and the United Kingdom team in which the officials allowed he United King dom team to compete with prepared shoes, contrary To all rules, dishearJ- ened the American contestants.
 The final 100 metric backstroke swim was won by Beberstein of Ger many in 1 minute T 3-5 seconds.
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Miss Jefiie Mead accompanied by, Mrs. Leming of Little Rock, leaves Monday on visit to New York and other Eastern points.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
SKATING RINK PICTURES
ATTRACT GOOD CROWD

Another large crowd attended the
excellent moving picture and skating
entertainment at the skating rink last
night The RIM ls fast becoming "a
very popular place 81 amusement The
combination program Is making a big
hit. as 10 affords a pleasant evening
for persons Of all ages and varied
tastes. The young folks can skate and
have a good time on rollers. and the
older persons can watch the young
bloods enjoy themselves Then every
one can enjoy the moving pictures and
the Illustrated songs. Last nights
picture program was very clever and
entertaining. Rip Van Wrinkle. the
feature film. was an that could be
desired In the way or o ufe-like p0r-
trait OF that classical p~ersonage Rip"
was shown last night Just as he was
staged FOR years by the immortal Jo-
srph jefferson. ribs twenty year
sleep VAS there. as was also his faith
ful dog. his srusty niutlock foWling
piece aud an the properties Of the
Hudson river and Catskill mountain
legend. The film was certainly we'll
worth seeing There will De- an en-
tire change 81 program tonight The
new pictures viii be- Outlaw Man
darets Feats. ~The Hanging Lamp.
The Mountaineer SON and Oscars
~Elupemeut." Nj ShuIley VIII sing two
pretty Illustrated songs. Tell Me.
Why Little Giri and Honey Time