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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
Days Financial
News and Gossip.

New York, Nov. II.
From present indications the current
year Of United States Rubber Co
promises to be a ordbreaker, not
only in business, but also in net earn
lngs. The company is working all
plants to capacity.
Vice President Osborn of Chicago &
Northwestern and the Omaha believes
thar, judging from the three months
ended Sept. 80, the current fiscal year
of these two roads will exhibit a sub
stantiaI gain over 1905. He expresses
optimistic views on the traffic situation
in the Northwest, and says the farm,
ers have reaped very satisfactory prof
it's from their crops.
Roston-The recent activity and
strength in Massachusetts Gas shares
has resulted in a wider distribution of
the stock than at any time in the his
tory OF the company At the present
time there are 1921 preferred and 1861
common stockholders, with an average
stock holding of 81 and 80 shares re.
spectively. Three years ago the aver
age common stock holding was 179
shares.
Dick, Brothers 6 Cove regard tho
lrregu'arlty as quite natural in view
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
MESkILL AND HANLON
DISREGARD THE GONG.

Rockland, Me, Nov. IA fast box
ing exhibition between Jimmy Hanlon
of Boston and Jerry Mcskill of Fort
Mckinley developed into Il savage
combat in the latter part of the fourth
round, when the soldier claimed he
was fouled. Neither needed the bell
and fought several seconds after the
expiration Of time before Referee
Frank Ropetto could separate them.
Mcskill went into the fifth round
after a knockout. but although he
landed many hard blows he was unable
to weaken his opponent. The sixth
round was also q fierce grueling match,
with neither man able to gain decided
advantage In the semi-final Pat Nc
Cue OF Fort Mckinley substituted for
Young Hugo Kelley and boxed Shadow
Mccormick of Lewiston six rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
Football Guests.
Will Crowd All
Boston Hotels.

Boston, Nov. 11.--So great is the in
year that persons who are planning to
visit Boston next Saturday for q day
or two and who have not reserved ac-
commOdations, Will be forced to accept
rooms at the smaller hotels or limit
their &OJOurn to one day
All rooms and tables at the leading
hotels in the city have been reserved
for weeks and, in some instances, for
months, for the football crowd of Sat
urday. a round of the different hos
telries today showed that even perma-
nent guests would have to yield tenn
pected from Cambridge within an hour
after Harvard and Yale have settled
the football championship in the
Stadium. 1t will be by all odds the
largest football crowd that has ever
visited Boston.
The football ticket market opened
yesterday on tn" Washington street
curb with prices unusually firm
through an active demand and a
mcagr" supply. Bids of so, $50 and
even so for good seats were offered
with Il few recorded transactions.
Never before has the general public
had $" little opportunity of purchasing
football tickets in the open market.
This is expected to inSur" an almost
strictly college crowd in the Stadium
on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
CAPT. NEWMAN OF BOWDO|N
PICKS ALl-MAINE ELEVEN.

Br1,ng,,. irI No > -
~-o. ,,,.,,
->'"lndh 'l the
'o"u'hh N"iI"Sc football team with the
aid of Coach Ross Mc(']avo has select
cd an l-Nainn foot1,ou .a +. :.
'''''' '''''''V ''' we '"c' mat tuii credit
Is certainly given to the other college
'ie'thH' II Is picked as result Of
'"e NAM" sores which closed on sat,
''iudH "'th inc game between Rowdoin
anu INC "iNor%lty at Maine.
me Team IS made up as follows:
r-luS' tu'FF OF RoWdnin and MikcI-
ohy ol '"l'N
'doh'oS' r"7hy Of BoWdoin and An
Ht"S ~ ha''S
"ua'"S' hastings of Bowdoin and
Rogers "i CODY.
center. Hamilton of Colby
Quartz" Welsh of Colby
Ha'f backs Frank Smith of Bowdnin
ana Ralph G"odc of Colby
Full Back Kern of Bowdoin,
At l"lt end Mli"lSky is given prefers
cnce over Erwin, Colby. Captain Cook
Of Maine and Earle Smith of Bow1oin
because of tn" old Hebron stars ahi,.
ity in getting down under punts. A.
though some of these men have done
better work with the forward mage
than be has. Hurley Of Bowdoin is al
most tho universal choice for right eod
Andrews of Bates is picked rather than
Ray of Maine or Tridd of Colhv No.
cause Of his general strong defensive
game although Trldd of Colby would
ne strong choice owing to his ability
TO toilow the hall as shown in the Bow
uoih-'"ihy game. Crosby is faster in
ei'her oftense or defense than any 9TH
cr tackle i'll the state This is well evI-
denced by the fact that he was even
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
GR!DlROn GOSSIP.

Against Dartmouth the Harvard
hackf"ld seemed t. anticipate the
starting signal. fault that would be
rather serious this week
CAPT. Ted Coy of Yale is a Younger
brother Of Sherman Coy. who played
tnd rush on Gordon Browns 1900 team
that beat Harvard IS to 0.
Holy Cross and Fordham will meet
in NcW York Saturday. while another
interesting game in Manhattan will be
that between Brown and the Carlisle
Indians.
Although Amhcrst's big game of the
wear, that against WilliamstuWn, was
played last week, the eleven win close
its season Saturday against Colgate
at Utica, ~ Y
Hooper, Harvard's substitute tackle,
who has not done any work since the
Cornell game, may be allowed to linn
Der up Friday. Is he is all right, there
Is possible chance of his getting into
tn" Yale game as substitute.
1osts Michigan team, which beat
Pennsy IL to C. will go against DIR. Will
Ea1ps' Minnesota team Saturday. If
1ost can win this game he again can
claim the championship of the West.
Yale has scored POI points so far this
year, and has not been scored against.
Harvard has made 103 points, Penn 129
points princeton 1o1 points, Cornell 60
points, Dartmouth IS points, Brown II
points
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
kEYES AND BALDWIN GO
TEN ROUNDS TO DRAW

Schenectady, y. y, Nov. Ebert
keyes Of New York and Matty Baldwin
of Charlestown. Mass, went 10 rounds
to a draw here Tuesday night at the
opening of the boxing season at the
American Athletic Club. Both men
We're i'll good condition, but Baldwin
had slight advantage in weight The
1lshting was close and the contest was
ABOUT even up to the eighth round.
Mheh BALDWIN forced the fighting, and
me last two rounds We're hard fought.
win Baldwin having the better of it.
Early IN the fight Baldwin received a
CUT at the corner of his left eye and
htNeS also received bruise on his
right eye.
Battling Nelson. the lightweight
champion. was at the ringside and wit
messed the fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
Of the money market conditions and ,,.s

of the money market conditions andg,rs
expect more Of IT, We wo1l1 ~,
stocks, however, on all fair recnssf;on.
New forH--Thc average price ne %
active stocks al the close Tgrsdav VIC
1916. a decline Of q comparcd p,ith
Mondays clos". year ago The av,,
age WAS 1850
Bcston-,Durng the mont;, of o,,
Der the CRANKY Consolidated 10 ,-a.,,
ed 1882 tons Of ore AT its. n.I''
WHICH would indicate cope. pro.luc.
ton OF about 2,t00,0J1 pJ;,uda ,f h.,
per for the month.
inc Arizona Crmncrci1l Conner r.,
is making GT 'stantiaI progress, IN -.
H'VoioprcEt rs an active producer. ~
copper IT IS not rushing proIu,fio,,
bnt IT IS now outputting 10 :oos ~
copper per day, which is at the RAJ. o.
t"'o]0 pounds per month Us Dlart ,s
IN position to produce Go0. 600 tl,,,ndo
OF copper per month at Il ninc-cen,
Cost whenever it is considered fes,,.
atic 10 increase beyond tn. nrn,;c,,
scale of operation.
New Ynrk-Produccrs and collin,
agencies reported copper prices finn
yesterday on basis of f21i cont. for
elec'rpiy'Ic Sales for delivery in IN.
'rSt quarter OF next year were repor,-
ca as nigh rs 1875 cents. Selling
agencies are not pressing conner for
safe. Ihcy declare they have sold largo
amounts OF copper ahead. and no NOT
care i" dispose Of much more at n cur
rent price. 1t is estimated bv one nr,.
Queer that since the current h,,vin,,
movement began sale of cooper. mostly
for delivery in December and January
aggregate total of 10000 900 pound.
The directors of the Chemung Con-
per Co. have called the remaining 81 a
share due on the 100000 shares of m
pad stock of the corporation out
standing, payable Jan. 1, 1910
Apropos Of the general understand
ing that Missouri Pacific's new mort
gage under which the bond issue is To
be made, will provide for ultimate re-
tuhilnS of all outstanding indebted
ness, 1t may be noted that more than
Sl2,oo0,Ooo out of the aggregate 500. 800
900 of that Indebtedness natures he.
tween now and November, 1920,
Butte. Mont.-The Basin concentration
IS being fitted up for operations. and
VIII Work on Colorado Davis-Dalyl
ere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
CAPT. CUMMINGS SELECTION
FOR The ALL.MAINE TEAM.

Lewiston. Me, Nov. 17-(SpeciaD :
The all-Maine team dope has started
and as usual. the team winning the
championship or the team nearest to
the Office of the paper publishing the
same claims the majority of men to
compose this theoretical bunch of
players. chosen to their position by the
work which they have done throughout
the season Bates, at the bottom of
the list. would not have people believe
that she has any mortgage on one
single position on that team. The
Colby team as it lined up in the last
game OF the season would not come
very far from filling the requirements
OF an all-Maine team. Certainly she
can claim the captain, two members of
the back field and three or more line
men, Captain Cummings of Bates
has been in a position to watch the
teams in this State play this fall and
his judgment should be considered toll
Eerably good and if it is not unbiased
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Peter Ayottc, aged 49, was arrested
in Old Town. Wednesday at the re-
quest of the oxford county authorities
on the charge of forgery and was TAX
en- to Rumford Falls by Deputy Shcr-
if Elliott of that place, where he will
have q bearing. Ayotte is accused of
having forged the Endorsement of al
employe of the oxford Paper Co. upon
4 pay check.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18

of these men are as quick in getting
started or as hard to stop on getting
the ball.
For full back Farmer" Kern is
picked rather than Lovely of Bates or
Batty or Pratt OF Maine because of his
solid strength. The little Deering High
School find has made more touchdoWns
this year than Marks of Dartmouth
ana a good many other men playing
the game in New England today. He
Will be the choice of a majority of the
judges Another year of college FOOT
ball experience should rank him even
higher among the holders Of the cen
terS of the back field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
Bostcn Produce Market.
Boston Curb Market.

Boston, Nov. H.
BEEF'-Fresh, firm, whole cattle 11@ll2
BRAN-Firm, 2fM245o.
BUTTER-Firm, northern 32a33; west
ern 32G324.
CHEESE-F'irm. New York 173G1S
CORN-Firm, No. 3 yellow 74!M75.
EGGS-Steadier, choice $685.; western
3Sdi0.
FLOUR steadier spring patents 59OM
CPS,
HAY-Unchanged, No. l. p.
LAMBS Unchanged 111M12
LARD-Unchanged. pure 15!.
MINED FEED-Unchanged 25m2S.
OATS-Steady No. , clipped white 49,
PORK-Steady, medium backs 2750fb
PTS.
POTATOES-Ste white 1206tl25.
SUGAR-Steady eranulated 5i5
NEALS-Eirm 14M15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
SPORTING NOTES.

Ten colleges are entered for the inter
collegiate cross country championship
which will be run in Brookline Mass.
Saturday morning as a sort of prelimin-
airy event to the Harvard and Yale foot
ball game that afternoon in the Stadium
The colleges which will be represented
are Pennsylvania, Syracuse. Columbia
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology.
Princeton, Yale. Cornell. Michigan. Har-
ward and Dartmouth. The course is
about six miles long. Cornell holds the
championship
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, NOV. IT,
The grain market here today was weak
and all the cereals sagged. the range be
ing from a shade to (. Provisions over
came the depressing effect of the other
markets and at the close registered
slight advance.
WHEAT-Dec. 1osS; May 1o4; July 96i.
CORN-Dec. 60: May 612Ma; July GGs
OATS-Dec. 39sml; May 413: July 39s
MESS PORK-Jan. 2102a: May H02a.
LARD-Nov. 1905; Jan. 1871: May 1l42a.
SHORT RIBS, Jan. 1915: Nav 1045.
FLOUR-Firm: No. rye 73aMHa; feed
or mixing barley 51m54; fair to choice
mailing 51m66; flax seed. No. | south
western IL: No. l northwestern 1Sil: tim
othy seed $40.
CLOVER 950T1400
MESS PORK-233775I2400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Nov. II.
Cotton spot closed quiet Middling up
lands. 1885; do gulf 1920; no sales.
Galveston, steady IA 5-16: New orleans,
steady AZ: Savannah, firm 14s; Charles
ton, firm 14s Memphis, firm 15
Consolidated: Net receipts for five
days 1S7,949
Exports to Great Britain 1854, to
France 3S.117; to Continent 63073: to Mex
leo 1850. Stock 9O,S12
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
New York Money Market.

New York. Nov II.
Prime mercantile paper ) to 5! per cent
Sterling exchange, firm at 4S3 1504 S5 A.,
for 60 day bills and at 4S7 % for demand.
Commercial bills 4S2lM4S3s.
Bar silver 50a.
Mexican dollars 49,
Government bonds, steady
Railroad bonds, firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18

against his own team, his choice for an
all-Maine eleven looks like reason
able one.
He chooses the following team:
L. e., Mikelsky, Colby.
l.. t., Crosby, BoWdoin.
l.. g., Green. Colby.
G., Hamilton, Colby.
r. G.. Hastings. BoWdoin.
r. t., Ray, Maine.
r. e.. Hurley, Bowdoin.
Q. b.. Welch. Colby.
L. h. b., Ralph Good, Colby.
r. h. b., Frank Smith, Bowdoin.
F. b.. Lovely, Bates.
, This selection gives Colby five men,
Bowdoin four men, Maine and Bates
one man each. Capt. Cummings had
very little to say in defence of his all
Maine team. lIc gave the ends to
Hurley and Mikelsky on t!i,;r strong
defensive qualities. The tackles were
harder to choose on account of the two
very excellent tackles who played on
the Bates team, the Andrews br Tiers
Crosby and Ray seemed to have hown
the best work OF the applicants for
these places. The guards are q toss
up, Hastings being sure of one and
Green probably the best choice for the
others. Hamilton had little opposition
at center. WEIGH was chosen for
quarter back on account of his
strength, his punting abilities, al
though Wilson ran his team excep-
tionally we'll against Bates. Ralph
Good and Smith cannot be denied the
halfbacks. Lovely was placed at full
back on account of his defensive work.
He gained almost as much ground as
Kern and really got many more tackles
than the little Bowdoin fullback He
was probably the fastest man in the
State to get down on his own teams
punts.
For the benefit Of the Bates SUPPORT
ers who would care to see some of
their men on an all-Maine team. a
second team has been carefully picked
and four Bates men have been given
position on it. While not nearly as
strong as the first team chosen bv
Capt. Cummings, it would make a fast
combination. although perhaps some
what lighter.
l.. e., Cook Capt. Maine
l.. t., w. Andrews, Bates
l.. c., Newman. Bowdoin.
G., Dorman. Bates.
r. G.. Wright, Maine
r. t.. d. Andrews. Bates.
r. g, Erwin, Colby
Q. b., Wilson. Bowdoin.
l.. h. b.. Keaney, Bates.
K. h, b., Roy Good, Colby.
f. b., Kern, Bowdoin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
RIBS SIDES-11 5Oa1175.

BUTTER--Steady; creameries 26!MSO;
diaries 24m2S.
EGGS-Steady. at mark, cases included
25mA firsts 2Sa; prime firsts 30a: receipts
5l04 cases.
CHEESE-Firm 16G16l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18
COLBY ELEVEN HAS NOT Been
DEFEATED ONCE THIS SEASON.
Holds for First Time Undisputed Title to
State Championship===Winners OF the
Title in Former demonstrations OF
Some of the Experts for Make
up OF the All=Maine Eleven.

Lewiston, Me, Nov. 7.--(SpeciaD.-
Apropos Of the close of the football
season in this State, a review Of the
games played by the four colleges and
something about past holders of State
championships may be interesting.
Thus far Bates has played nine games,
U. of NJ and Bowdoin. eight each, and
Colby has played seven games. AS
champion of the State, Colby has not
only won all OF the games with the
Maine colleges, but has defeated every
other team that she has played besides.
Her seven victories have been as fol-
lows:
Colby II, Kent's Hill 0.
Colby II. Hebron 3.
Colby TO- Tufts o.
Colby Il, FIT. Mckinley 0.
Colby II, Bates 3.
Colby II. Bowdoin ).
Colby II, Maine 6.
Bowdoin, who holds second place in
the Maine collegiate standing. has
played eight games, won five and lost
three, She has one game remaining,
tnat "lthslutS,tWith the possibility OF
another. that with Annapolis. Her
schedule has been a hard one, the
games resulting as follows:
Bowdoin Is, TT. Mckinley o.
Bowdoin 0, Harvard IL
Bowdoin 0. Dartmouth 15
Bowdoin 8, Exeter e.
Bowdoin g. Holy cross 0.
Bowdoin 5, Colby L..
Bowdoin g. Bates 0.
,
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"ei euue i'a ms p'as GU 4?l,
~ "''' III. '0' 'T'' i'o' anu 'te'
p ie ne nesuits Vi ''e' s'iiie' i'''o
"
Maine 0, Mass. Aggies o.
name H. r. Mcklnley o.
MANI O a. Harvard AZ II w.
Maine O. Tufts g.
Maine Is, Bates 6.
M Maine {" RoruG II, %
Bates mas prayed nine games won
two tled one ana lost SIX. her
scores nave peeh as iolio"s'
Bates 0, Fl. Mckinley 0.
Pates ~ a. uar1,ard +,
&c. n Da',.s
DatoS 1e NJ II ct,+o
Rates . Coih,i ~ t"t' W.
Data e. NIoino ~
Datoo ~ ~ D,.Si ~
Dat 10 ,Tst Ie w.
"
In the games thus far PLAYED. Colby
bas scored az noints 70 ber onrononts
.ias s'oi ~ 90 poin'9 ~ i.el opPoneh''
II, boWdoln mas scored % points 10
her opponents so, Maine has scored "a
poiptc 70 NOV orpo,or+s - Data hos
49,, "a - - n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18

The standing of the colleges as re-
CARDS games played in championship
series in this state since 1893 is as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-18

1S93-Bowdoin.
1S94--Bowdoin.
1S95-Bowdoin.
{ 1S96-Bowdoin.
1S1-Rates.
189S-Bates.
1S99-Bates.
1900-Bates. Bowdoin.
190l-Maine.
19O2-Maine.
1903 Maine.
1901 Bowdoin.
19O5-Maine.
1906-Bates.
1907-Bowdoin.
190S-Bowdoin, Colby.
1hln r~fl,,.
Evening star., 1909-08-22
Gable Chess Trophy.

NEW YORK. August ol.-Columbja.
harvard. Yale, Princeton. Cornell. Brown
and the University of PennsyivauIa have
been made parties to the deed of gift az
the Rice international :ntercolles;at.s
capie chess match trophy. now in pos
session OF the American coilegians in
consequence OF thelr victory 1T Princeton
last spring. but control is vested in TIE
TOUR universities first named. which ar.
members OF the c. n. Y r. CHESS
League. In England Oxford and Cam
bridge are the controlling factors. ana
the English institutions have NOT seer, II;
TO extend the field from which British
candidates for their teams may b. drawn
Tie Signers i'll America are Isaac L. Rice.
donor OF the trophy; Frank H. Sewall for
Columbia, Everett L. Perry 70. Harvard
=. Stednan jameson for Yale and James
t. Hunt for Princeton. For oxford aui
Cambridge. X. Lob and J.. Illinswertii
a1nXed their signatures, respectively. Ry
the terms of the deed the four American
sieners or their successors are bound Ia
select each Years team from the best
available talent in the seven univcrsi ics
named.
Evening star., 1909-08-22
Clash in Golf Dates.

NEW YORK, August oi.-iithousl
many golfers are deploring the clash in
fixtures which Is To occur In September
by the dumping OF the metropolitan open
tournament into the week set aside for
the intercollegiate championship at Apa-
wants and the western open championship
at Skok.e, there seems little reason TO en-
pect any change. The officials of the
Wykagyl Country Club of New Rochelle.
who are this year to have charge OF the
tournament, are quite well satisfied per
sonally with the dates allotted and see
no reason to ask for change. 1t would
therefore seem to rest with the Metropol-
itan Golf Assoc alton to do someth ng to
relieve the threatened jam, but with the
secretary of the latter body at o. es mt
away on vacation, and no one seeming
to care IL all The championships in the
country were fixed tn be played at once.
it looks as If the Metropol tan, at any
rate. will remain as carded. foI Scpternber
lJ. l6 and II. There is. OF course Just !.
cnance that the Wykagyl Club may yet
be induced to ask Tor, Il change OF dates
Ia allow Alex Smith to compete with
other eastern cracks at Skokte. otherwise
the pros viii have To make up their minds
10. remain at home
Evening star., 1909-08-22
English Golfers Coming Over.

NEW YORK. August 21.-Both the
mems and women's national golf cham
pionslips' will be favored by foreign en-
tries. With regard to the men, it is
understood that at least one and posi-
bly, two of the leading amateurs in Great I
Britain will reach here in time to take
part in the championship at Wheaton.
beginning September +.
There also seems every prospect of 4
revival OF those team matches between
the United States and Canada. Accord
ing to Robert G. Watson, secretary OF
the United States Golf Associa lton ne
gotations are pending for annual team
ma atches for a perpetual trophy. There Is
hitch at present as TO the conditions,
States Golf Association preferring to have
1t SO that matches shall be played over a
course in the country holding the trophy.
1t is understood that the Canadians. while
feeling that such program IS practically
equivalent to q continuous performance
OF matches in the United States. are WILL
ing To concede the point, especially az
they are anxious to play in the champion
ships here anyway. II the team match
is arranged for this year il will nndoubt-
ediy be held at Wheaton Friday, Sepfetn-
ber :.
AT one time. not so long ago. il looked
as II team of women golfers would Els't
this country. compete III the, national
tournament and take part in invitation
events over various well known links. The
team part Of the affair has been given
up for this year. at least. but IT is prac-
tically certain that the Merton tournament
in October will be favored by the presence
of several foreign entrants of prominence.