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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
Couldn't Set Her Back

American ladies', when in England,
are the occasion Of many jokes, good.
bad and Indifferent. Here is recent
one, which has for it's scene the mag.
nifcence of Windsor castle
Fair American-Butler, any chance
to get glimpse Of the queen?"
Gentleman Address, am not the
butler. am the prince Of Wales"
Fair American-How lucky! Is
your mother in?-Human Life
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
Corrected.

"See how nicely she is dressed; a
woman dressed like that is a credit to
her husband"
Wrong, dear; she is debt
Houston Post.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
Wild Duck IN Collision with Au+

Thursday night party of automobil
lists in big touring car met with a
peculiar accident while on the way
from Feignsville to Trexlertown, says
the Philadelphia Record 1t was slow
going on account Of the heavy road,
and when they; saw big duck come
flying straight up the road toward
them they thought it would have sense
enough to turn and dodge. But the
dazzling headlights, which attracted
it in the first place, blinded it and it
dashed head on into the glass shield
in front OF the machine, smashing it
to bits and painfully cutting the
chauffeur. The duck was instantly
killed
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

"6rown's Bronchial Troches"
cure Coughs and give grateful relief
to sufferers from Bronchitis, Asthma
and Catarrh. Free from opiates.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

Over 100000 fox skins are sent
every year to the great fur markets OF
Leipsic and Nijni-Novgorod.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

We Sell Guns and Traps Cheap
buy furs and hides, or tan them for robes
4 rugs. N. w. Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
Velvet Coats with Cloth Collars

Nothing is prettier than the cloth
skirt surnounted by long velvet coat
the same color. The skirt will have
two-inch band Of velvet at the edge.
For young girls dainty pastel shades
are much sought after
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

We Pay Top Price for Cream.
Cash every day. Write for prices and
tags. Miller & Holmes. st. Paul. MINI.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
A True, Church.

There is a true church whereve.
one hand meets another helpfully.-
John Ruskin.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

The best remedy for wrongs done to
US is to forget them.--Syrus
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

The day Of fortune is like harvest
day, we must be busy when the corn
Is ripe-Goethe.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE.
From October TO May, Colds are the most frc-
,}uent cause Of Headache. LAXATIVE BROMO
'SU1NINE removes cause Z. W. Grove on box 25c
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

success OF Peru0a VIII continue to find
fault, But We are determined to give
such people no just complaint
PERUNA Is A GREAT MEDICINE,
~ It has become q household word in
millions Of homes. Our faith in tho
remedy is stronger than ever. Every
Vaap WA nVnaNk "a Aako h1ssh vnoxu v,louka
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

Spot Cash for Your Cream.
Top market prices always. MILTON
DAIRY CO.. St. Paul.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

A rural melodrama should at least
have a grass plot.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

The greater the ONCE the bette,
should be the man.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens tho guns reduces f.
aammation. sllays pain. cures wind co sc bottle.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

Once in great while a man actual
y heeds his wife's advice.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

awaiting his arrival the man who was
to have given his blood failed to ap-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings In All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York. Nov. 9.-7-The irregular move
ment of prices today betrayed the throes
of the process of digestion to which the
market was subjected by reason of the
large sales Of stocks by the recent heavy
buyers, as we'll as by the holders of long
er standing. Although the market stag,
gered under this treatment it showed
strong absorptive capacity and power of
resistance. This section served to keep
up the speculative confidence and to en-
courage the renewed operations on the
long side, which became conspicuous ~af-
ter the reaction of the first hour. The
skilful professional element of the spec
the character Of the effects of the first
wave of profit taking sales which might
sweep upon the position unexpectedly on
any intoWdrd happening. Even so mad
crate a reaction as that of the early part
of today revealed the existence of a large
number of stop loss selling orders placed
1t was feared for time that the Incl
dent which would toDple over the spec
ulative fabric had been met in the de-
cision on Saturday Of the government
suit again The American Tobacco Co. IN
favor Of The governments contention OF
the violation by this company Of the anti
trust law. The language of the decision
seemed to some of those in the i1nanclal
district to open up such a vulnerable po-
sition for practically all the great corpor-
ate combinations of the modern industrial
structure that a wholesale reimbursement
would he necessary. The violent break
in the American Tobacco securities them
selves, as well as 81 good part of the gen
eral pressure on the market was ascrlb-
ed to this influence While it was partly
offset by the vigorous upbidding of few
stocks, the disposition to realize spec
ulative profits continued in evidence. A
significant development of the day was a
decided tightening of the time money
market, which was reported much more
active. This is the natural consequence
Of The quick ening of commercial and in
dustrial activity and the certainty of
large acquisitions for loans by corpora
lions of all classes to prepare facilities
for supplying the increased demand; The
considerations bearing or the technical
speculative position dominated the mar
ket to the exclusion of facts on actual
values. Bonds We're Irregular Iotal
honds were unchanged on call.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

CHARLES Williams. Orval Overall and
Chick Fraser are in the Wisconsin woods
hunting.
Frank Killen. umpire in the Central
League, will be in major league COM
pany next season.
The New York Americans have signed
catcher Simon F. PauXtis of the Unlver-
'ity of Pennsylvania.
Camel will walk the plank and Clark
Grlfhth is now picked as the man to
lead Cincinnati next season. There is
good material there and the result will
be interesting.
Manager Duffy of Providence has secur-
ed three new men. They are Fisher a
pitcher. and Connery. first baseman of
the Hartford team, and Fulton, third
baseman of the Flint team of the South
Michigan League.
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vAssALBoRO

NORTH-Joseph II. Smiley, a lifelong
resident of Vassalboro, died at his home
on the River road Nov. l of heart failure
at the age of 81 years. He was i'll only
two hours. The funeral was held on Sun
day, conducted by Rev. f. f. Barton OF
Fairfield. One daughter. two brothers
and two sisters. survive.
The outside of the M. F. church Is
practically completed and the stagIngs
were taken down around thhe spire and
belfry Saturday night. The steel is now
to be put on and wiring for the lights.
painted and floors laid 1t is hoped that
1t may be ready for dedication by Christ
mas.
AL the next regular meeting of Vassal-
boro Rebekah Lodge, No. 81. on Tuesday
evening. the Degree will be conferred for
the last time this year. Refreshments
will he served.
That the village is in sore need of fire
hose was again demonstrated at the fire
Wednesday morning. AS in the case Of
the burning of the NJ E. church but for
the wooden mills hose and pump the
probability is that a large part of the
village would have been wiped out. 1t is
hoped that the necessary hose will be
purchased in the near future.
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BOXING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

TUESDAY-Tommy Quill " Young
Loughrey at Armory a. A; al Kaufman
" Terry MUSTANG at Los Angeles; Har-
Charley Hitte v Harry Mansfield at AL
banv, N. Y; while Jones '. Kid Eagan
at Brooklyn. N. Y: Jack Goodman a NY, v.
Bert Keyes at New York; Wine Hhoos
" frankie Moore at Philadelphia.
WEIlNESDAI-Matty Baldwin v; Jem
Driscoll at New York: Fred Kelly "
Charles Twin Miller at Phiiadeiphia,, ,o,
Nelson at Binghamton. N. Y; amateur
tournament at Unity Club, Lawrence; Al
Kubiak v. George Gunther at Phlladei-
phia p,,hhIes
Robinson at Los Angeles. Cal; amateur
tournament at Armory a. A.; Tommy lia
Sullivan V. Terry Martin at Phlladeipp,,l ,ii ;
While Moody V. George Mehslc a. F'iH-
adelphia. - 1ohn
Willie at Philadelphia.
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MAINE FARMING NOTES.

Alfred Day purchased a fancy pair of
Hereford oxen last week of c. X. Paige
c. r. Davis of Sebec Station sent ripe
pumpkin to r. B. Dunning & Co of Ban
gor recently that weighed sc u lbs.
A. w, Towne of Sebec Station has Just
harvested 260C bushels of very large pota-
tees.
T. a. Elliott of Brooks is building what
is probably the best hen house in the
county. 1t will accommodate 500 hens.
A hen house 160N20 with a capacity of
SEQ birds is being constructed at the High
land farms, Norway. The foundation and
floor are II concrete, making q thorough
ly dry and vermn proof house. 1t is di-
vided into eight compartments. each with
capacity of 100 birds. The construction
of this house will enable Mr.. Roberts to
winter 1lnG pulletS.
s. y. Walker of Norri3lgewock who runs
the Meadow Brook farm has raised five
tons OF SouaeheS this season on the farm
and has donated over a ton To the poor
people around town.
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YALE ELEVEN GETS A
THOROUGH SHAKING UP.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 9.-The
greatest shift which has been made in
Yale football team at this time of
the season came today, when seven of
the eleven men were moved and four
retired. The greatest change of all
was the shifting of Coy, regular full
back to the end position played by his
brother, Sherman Coy, in the fall of
1900. The changes We're decided upon
by council of coaches after a pro-
tracted meeting.
There was an hours secret practice
this afternoon in which a new forma-
ton was used under the direction of
the coaches. There was no scrimmage.
The Yale team has decided to give the
ball used in the Brown game to that
university as a souvenir Capt. Burch
was on the field today in uniform, but
did not enter into the practice.
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SEVERAL GOOD BOUTS ARE
PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK

Boston. Nov. 9-Tommy Quill of Brock
ton and Young Loughrey OF Phliaoelpiila
will meet for the second time at inc
Armolv A. A. tomorrow night, thelf Hrsl
engagement at the same club a lew weeks
ago being draw The boys are DoHlne
under the same conditions as their nrsl
match namely. at catch-weights. Inc
nrelir,inaries will be between Johnny
Iyrch and Eddie Carr in one bout and
Din ,tcE;pnon and Jerry Gaines in the
other.
Tomorrow night. at ST. John, n. 81
Tin, p,nderaast who was just outpolnt-
ed by the larger of the Sullivan Twins
in a 1O-round bout at Halifax last week,
will have another try at the Cambridge
heavyweight. Mike Twin VII! tahe ~
Allen Manoney, who. up 70 me .iihe ne
lost, was holding his own with the wei
terweight champion.
The New York fans have lie" soou
bouts scheduled. Matty BALDWIN ana Jim
Driscoll will furnish tibet pflhc'pal coh.
tests Friday night Young Corpetl VIII
try to get back into the game, meeting
Fred Corhet, a Philadelphia boxer, VINO
has rap,ily come to the front. It's a
question whether the great little Denver
boxer will show anywhere near MS oio
form.
The Unity Club of Lawrence has an
amateur show for Thursday nleht' anu
Friday night the Armory a. "A. Will hoio
the amateur show for the pures.
John Willie and Marvin Hart Will meet
in a six-round bout at the National A
C.. of Philadelphia Saturday night. Hart
will have to be in better shape than wnen
he met Jack Twin Sullivan at the Armo1y
A. A.. for at the time he was declared
a winner on a foul it was question low
long he could have gone on with the bout.
Jack Twin offers to meet him, and guar
antees to stop him inside Of 10 rounds.
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MARKET REPORTS

centrifugal SO test, 3.92; nolasses sugar,
3.H; refined, quiet
BUTTE Firm; receipts, 3121; cream
cry specials, 3o013ei2; extras, Z9d23A;
thirds to flrsts, 20fD28: held seconds 70
specials, Pa 2Slz; state dairy. common to
Nest. 2Nt2o: process thirds TO specials,
17<2fa: Western factory frsts. %: West
EGGS-Steady; receipts. Ass: state
Penn. and nearby selected white fancy
1915: do fair to choice. 4Df645; brown and
mixed fancy, 36di38; DO fair to choice,
30di@5.
FOTATOES-Firm, Maine in bulk. DER
$50 lbs, 25'Nt262: state in bulk. per 1SG lbs
o25& go; Lorg Island in bulk per Dbl. 275G,
300: Jersey FER Dbl or bag. 1I5M22j; Euro
pean per bag, 2251lZ35; southern sW eets Der
Dbl. 1T56i 2e2.
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SHORT RIBS-SJIl2M%90.
MESS PORk-145OM 621a.
II hTk u Of 2.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-925G950.
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, NOV. 3
APPI.ES-Ql.iet; baldwins, 80 t325.
BUTTER-Steady northern, sab.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; DIRK state. l3l2Ga14l3
CORN Easiel; No. 3 yellow. GmlS
FGGS-Fhm; choice. 4-Ml3; Western,
2SGi3:.
I".OUE-Firm: spring patents. 5iNa6eo.
FRESH BEF.F-Hgher; whole cattle,
loilM10si.
HAY Quiet: No I. 17.Jnft1So0.
MBS-Steady: spring. 16nll.
I.hRD-i'i<2: pure, 1l3s.
MILL FEED-CnchanScd; spring bran,
% -3Nt Pr.
MIXED FEED-25.50Gt2S.0o.
OATS-Tirncr; No. clipped white.
5119M5S.
% %.
TATOES-Ouiet: white 160&170.
SUGAR-Steady, on a basis OF $40 for
graduated
NEALS-Firm. 1GM12.
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DEATH FROM EXHAUSTION.
Body Of Nathaniel Richmond Found In
East Livermore Woods.

East Livermore. Me, Nov 9.-The
body of Nathaniel Richmond, aged g.
who disappeared last Wednesday and
was last seen crossing the Androscog-
gin river in a small boat, was found
in the woods, three rods from the bank
of the river today. He left no family
at Ellsworth, is his brother. An in
vestigation determined that death was
due to exhaustion and an inquest was
unnecessary.
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College Games This Week
SATURDAY, NOV. Il.


At Ororo-Bowdoin vs. u of NJ
At ambridge-Harvard VS.. Dart
mouth.
At Princeton-Princeton VS.. Yale.
At Aan Arhor-Penn. vs. Michigan.
AT Chicago-Chicago VS.. Cornell.
AT West PoiEt-Aimy VS.. Washing
ton and jefferson.
At Providence-BrowE VS.. YER
mont.
At Carlsle-Dickinson VS.. Bucknel.
At Rochester-Hotart VS.. Roches-
ter.
AT Springfield-Tra School VS..
Mass. Aggies.
At Observation-Disclosures VS.
Wesleyan.
AT Amherst-Amherst vs.. Middle
bury.
At Annapolis-Navy VS. Penn. State.
At New York-N. Y. L. VS.. Union.
At Troy-Stevens VS.. Rensselaer,.
At Svraclse-Tufts VS.. Syracuse.
At Washington-George VS..
Virginia.
At Pittsburs-W. L. F. VS.. Carlisle
AT Worcester-Holy Cross VS.. Wor-
cestcr Tech.
At New Haven-Iale 1912 VS.. Hnr-
ward 1912
At C"llrnbus-ohio state vs. Van
At Har'fofd-'rrinitv V. Haverford.
At So. I:ctlllehen.-Lehigh VS.. Ursi-
nus.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York. Nov. 9.

New York. Nov. 9.
FLOIrP-Receipts 22575: exports. 20.U2
sales, 1900: market firmly held with 6
moderate demand.
WHFAT-Receipts, 37a. 100; exports. 424
BE; sales. 100000 futures; spot. firm; No
red. 11i11M111%; elevator and 112 f. 0. b
afioat; No. 1 Northern Duluth. 1143s f. o
b.. afioat; No. 2 hard winter, 1113s f. o. b.
af1oat.
CORN-Receipts, 1880; spot. easy: No
2 new, 70A; elevator and 70A for afoat tc
arrive: No 2 old, 7S1s spot.
OATS-Receipts. $3.50; EXPORTS. 4275
spot market firmer. Mixed. 266D32 lbs. 539
53,k: natural white, 25@32 TBS, 51@54
clinned white. 34G42 IBIS. 55@6Ok.
BEEF-Steady: beef hams, 27.00629.0 90
naclsAt 14.5Oa115.50; city extra India mess
25 5O626.00
! LARD--Easy; Western, 975@sS.
+ PORK-Steady.
sUGAR-Raw. quiet, fair refining, 3.42
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New York Cotton Market.

New York NOV. 2.
vance. Middling uplands, So; Middling
gulf $50. sales. none.
Galveston. steady, Clio; Charleston,
steady SIS; Memphis, steady, rs; New
Orleans steady, S15-16; Savannah, firm,
s 1,-16.
Consolidated: Net receipts for three
DAYS. 1856
Exports to Great Britain, 1851: experts
Ia France. II 793; exports to Continent.
1911. Stock, S35.S11.
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This will be another of the years
when no eleven will have claim to
the Maine championship. Some writ
ers will figure out ;.percentages" and
talk about ties" but no football team
can call itself champion unless it has
beaten all three of its rivals. The at
tempt 10 figure out football champion
ship as baseball championships are fig
u-ed out. when each baseball team
meets each of the other teams several
times, is harmless newspaper amuse-
n1ent, but it proves nothing. Unless
one of the tour Maine college eleven
has beaten all three of it's rivals the
championship" can be traced RICH!
around in a circle.
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WRESTLING AT LEWISTON.
WiIfred Barrett Wins from War Eagle
of Rochester, N. Y.

Lewiston. Me, Nov. .-(SpeciaD.-Wil-
fred Barrett of Lewiston Won from the
War Eagle, Rochester, N. Y, Indian
here tonight, the first fall being taken in
1 hour. q minutes, and the second on a
foul in minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-10

60 yards We're the features Of that
great game at Waterville and were the
principal factors in the decisive vic
tory with which Colby closed it's 1908
schedule. No maker of theoretical
AL Maine" eleven will fail to put in
Ralph GooGe as one of the halfbacks.
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SPORTING NOTES.

TIolmer of Halifax won the annual
Thanksgiving road race at Hamilton
Ont, Moniay. His time was 1:a1 III. Inc
record for the 19-mile course IS l:4S:4o'
held by Sam Melor.
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JACKMAN.

Miss Hope Robinson, who has been
teaching in Moose River, returned Friday
to her home ir Holden.
Misses Minnie Holden and Grace New
ton returned from Bangor Tuesday,
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Chicago Produce Market.

Liberal primary receipts offset higher
prices for wheat at European grain CEN
ters and caused steady tone in the To-
cal market at the close, final Quotation.
being unchanged to 2s4g4c higher. Corn
and provisions were steady and oats
firm.
WHEAT--Dec., 10l2s; May, 1o5AmA;
July. 100s3Mh
Ut.
oATs-Dec., 4SA; May, 5o7sm4; July.
,46h.
MESS PORK-Jan.. 1906: May. 15s7h.
RD-Jar.. 95on32k: May $40.
SHORT RIBS-Jan.. S45m47;k; May, S591a.
FT.OUR-Steady: No. spring wheat.
103M1o5; No. 3. 95daIo; No ? red, lOo7s66
1ol7S; Nc, corn s352' No. ? yellow sax;
white, 4aa51H; No. 2 rye, 72072; barley
$3.50; mailing, 6lm651z; No. / fax seed,
127Gt135h; No 1 northwestern, 1871; prime
timothy. $40
CLOVEIa-S%.
SHORT RIRS-S5712M%C0.
MESS PORk-145OM62l2.
LARD 9421a.
c,IInpT ~ FAD cJnL~C uormlrn
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You Needn't.

tressed after eating. nor belching, nor
experiencing nausea between meals.
En- other words, you needn't keep
on being dyspeptic, and you certainly
shouldn't.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia
it strengthens and tones the stom-
ach, perfects digestion. creates a nor
NAL appetite, and builds up the whole
system.
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EUREKA MINES COMPANY
To the Common Stockh oIders Of the

Eureka Mines Company:
Some Of the common stockholders OF the
Eureka Mines Company having expressed
a desire to exchange their holdings Ior
preferred stock, at a meeting of the exc
cutive committee of the company held on
October 16, 1908, the officers of the COMPANY
were duly authorized to give all conuIon
stockholders of record. who may 80 desire,
an opportunity to surrender their certi-
Gates for said stock, and to receive IN
exchange therefor preferred stock on tns
basis of one share of preferred for eacn
ten shares of common stock.
BY reference to your certificates. you
will note the special preferential features
of the preferred stock. AS the market
price Of the preferred has been held firm-
ly at par. those who accept this exchange
will receive an equivalent market value
of 10c. per share for their holdings.
All who wish to accept the offer herein
made are requested to forward their STOCK 81
1908. to Beacon Trust Company. Boston
and preferred stock on that date VIII pe
duly issued in lieu thereof. on the basis
stated.
GEORGE e. MITCHELL. Treas.
October 20. 1903 o2sou
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New York Money Market.

New York, Nov. 3.
Prime mercantile paper to 4% per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady at 1860
4S, Is for 60 day bills and at 4S5.75 for de-
mand.
Bar silver, 49a.
Mexican dollars, A.
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
Money on call, easy, 124M2 per cent.
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Annie Shipments,

Boston. Nov. 9.--Apple shipments from
all ports for the week ending Nov. I. as-
greSated 1851 barrels; last year lSi,6Nl
barrels.
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1t was a great pity that the brilliant
game played by Rates last Saturday
and the one 50 deserving OF the victory
in all other respects was so often
marred by smuggling and unnecessary
roughness. There We're repeated Of
fenses of this kind, and two of them
were so fragrant that the officials could
do nothing except send the offenders,
A. Andrews and McKenney, to the side
lines in disgrace and inflict the penalty
of losing half the distance to the goal
line A third instance would have re-
suited in the same way, had it not
been that the final whistle sounded
just as the blow was struck. Cum
mings was the offender in this instance
and when Referee Fult2 rushed up to
him he made a bad matter verse by
striking the official squarely in the
face. There would have been a lively
time at once had not other players
promptly interfered. AS the final
whistle blew just as this occurred
there was no penalty and Cummings
| escaped being sent from the game as
he has been from two or three earle,
games this season. 1t is this sort OF
thing which disgusts spectators. in
jures football and disgraees a college
Any player may lose his temper in a
hard game but having paid the pen
atty once in season. or twice at the
| most, he should show his capacity tc
| control himself or should not be al
| lowed to represent his college.
The spectacular work of the wonder
full little halfback. Keany of Bates, wa:
q feature of Saturdays game. Tho
dry field was just what he wanted anC
around tine would-be tacklers was
pretty to watch His best work how
ever. was mis- kicking. His punts Were
| long and sure, and in his remarkable
attempt at a drop kick from the As
yard line the ball went high and fal
enough. but was a few yards wide o.
| the posts Later from the Is yard line
| he put one squarely between the post;
which was not allowed on account o.
| holding in the line. His third attemp'
! from the. 30 yard line was not so good
| Just as Keany showed as the star al
Brunswick so Goode was the star al
/ Watervlle Saturday. The Colby cap
| tain never did such brilliant work as ir
! that game, and that is saying a gooc
| deal. His long runs of 3d. 40 and ever