davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31
TODAY'S JOURNAL CONTENTS
Page One.

LEGRAPH-Banker Robin Makes
Attempt at Suicide; May Recover-An
international Railroad Commission Is AS
sured-Special Washington Letter-1At-
lantic Battleship Fleet Will Start for
Home Observation-Disclosures Government
Faces Uprising.
Page Two.
LOCAL-Skowhegan Pittsfield. Halo
Well. Winthrop and Gardiner Local News
Page Three.
LOCAL-Waterville, Fairfield and Oak
land Local News.
Page Four.
SPORTING AND FINANCIAL-Box-
ing, Baseball, Basketball and Other
Sporting Notes.-The Markets.
Page Five.
GENERAI-Review of the Past Bust
ness Year and Forecast for l91l-National
Home Local News.
Page Six.
EDITORIAL
Page Seven.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Page Eight.
LOCAL-Forecast of Maine Legislature
Which viii Convene in Augusta Next
Wednesday.
Page Nine.
LOCAI.-State House News-Law Court
Rescripts.
Page Ten.
LOCAL-Augusta Local News.
Page Eleven.
LOCAL-Augusta Local News.
Page Twelve.
TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington, Dec. 3O-Forecast for New
England: Fair Saturday; colder in north
portion; diminishing northwest winds
Sunday increasing cloudiness, not so cold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Dec. 30.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Saturday fair and colder;
diminishing northwest winds. Sunday
fair with rising temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31
WEEKS MILLS.

A series of special services will be-
gin at the Union church Tuesday eve
ming. Jan. 8, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. +. l.. SAWYER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31
Atlantic Bati|eship Fleet
Will Start Home Today.
Have Had Most Pleasant voy.
age 10 England and France.
Made Splendid Impression ~ Bound
for Guantanamo, Cuba.

CherbOurg, France, Dec. 30.-The 1G
batteships comprising the United
States Atlantic fleet rendezvoused off
the Scilly Islands today, following
goodbyes at the French and English
ports where the officers and men
have been entertained splendidly by
government officials for six weeks
past.
Tomorrow the warships will turn
their prows homeward. the immediate
destination being Guantanamo, Cuba
where they are due on Jan. IS.
The division comprising the battle
ships Connecticut. Delaware, Michigan
ana North Dakota under Rear Ad-
n,iral Schroeder. commander in chief
of the Atlantic feet. steamed from
this pot at Q O'Clock this morning
A. the vessels passed out Admiral
Schroeder from bis flagship the Con-
rn,ticut. signailcd a cordial message
Of farcW ell to the French naval au-
thorIties Statutes were exchanged
with the French squadron The third
division, the minnesota. Idaho, Mis-
sjssippi ana Vermont, Rear Admiral
Murdoch commanding, sailed from
Brcst at go O'Clock this afternoon.
Earlier in the day the second divis
ion made ur of the Louisiana, Mis-
souri,, New Hampshire and South Sar-
olina left Portland, Eng, While the
fourth DIVISION the Georgia, Nebraska
Rhode Island ard Virginia, sailed from
Gravcsend yesterday.
In addition to the search problem,
in which the battlcships will attempt
to escape the Vigilance Of the scout
cruisers lying in wait for them ana
surprise the American shores, the
division combined will undergo fleet
maneuvreS en- route.
While IN European waters the Amer
lean ships, officers and men made
most pleasing impression.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31
HINcKLEY.

Everett Wardwell is confined t" the
house with measles.
Mrs. Lucy May and children, of Rum
ford Falls are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Gaylord.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-31

Washington. Dec. 30.-1he battleship
South Carolina is the only vessel OF
the Atlantic fleet which will not go to
Guantanamo. She has been ordered to
Hampton Roads at the request of the
state department and been designated
TO transport the body of the late senior
Den Anibel Cruz. CHILEAN minister TO
the United States, back to Chill, sub
stituting the 5attleship Delaware on
that mission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
.ClHol|ll READY
FOR FIRST CANE
Play. y. N. !. I, Chapel Hill
Saturdsy-To Wipe Out
Last Years Defeat.
QUARTERBACK WILL
ATTEMPT NEW PLAYS
& ---- ~
If Game is Won By Carolina
ii Will Be on
Few Trick
Plays.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., Oct. THE
University Of North Carolina VIII open
IT. football season Saturday with the
v. n. !. game In Chapel HIN. The
old QerOiinia men who are back on the
team this ysar ara anxious for chanre
to make amends for the game which
wsnt down last year with an otncial
score 0f to 0 In favor Of >ths Y. N.
|. team.
DIR. BFidss, who coached the team
last year. W especially interested In
this game for the same reason. He
felt keanly his teams failure to score
IN the Lexington team In 1908. and has
been working the Carolina varsity
pretty hard for 4 game this early In
the season.
The msn who Will probably he used
n the same ere: Vsnabls and VIM
ssHn. ends; Carrot and .Spsinbour,
tackles; Captain Thompson nnd Nc
Lain, guards: Brown, centSr: Beik,
quarter; Ruffin and Williams, half
backs: Porter, fuilback These men
Nil were members Of the 1909 eleven.
The other men whom Coach Brides
VIII send in are probably Ross. tackle;
Abefnethy. tackle or center. or trutch-
field. center: Spencer, haifback;
Young, end; Wakely. hAlfback: Parker.
guard: Ritch and Elder. backs.
Condition 10 Peer.
Tho condition Of the squad il not
At all sAtisfa Glory to Trainer Nat Cart
NELL. They have been scrimmaged
severely almost every afternoon for
the last two weeks and the excess
OF work has shown itself in several
Charley horsss' and watered Knees.
Friday afternoon the coach lined
up the two best teams he could select
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
c. c. l. TEAM PLAYS
UNION STATION NINE

What promises TO b. one Of the
best games Of baseball this season.
10 scheduled to be pulled on this At
ternoon 1t the Christ Church Associa-
tion diamond. when the Union station
bayeball team will try conclusions
with the fast G. G. a. team. Both Of
these teams are composed Of the fast
sst amateur players In the city, and
NO doubt the game will be interesting
from start TO finish. Union stations
team has one Of the best records to
fbe found In the city, having played
twsnty.ssssp games this season. and
have lost only seven Of thsm,. bssidss
ffnishtng plaza IN the Sunday school
League. being only few points be.
hind the leaders. Their lineup In to-
smorrow's game will be ~ follows:
Ttgnor, catcher; Pullen or BEDFORD.
pitcher: Ksndler. shortstop: Saun..
dsrs. nrst ba9e: Ricketts, second base:
Kidd. third base: Eowlkss. left fleld;
Hransford. center Axid, ana Roy, right
heid.
The C. c. 4. team win lineup "a
follows: Clark, catcher: HinchmAn,
pitcher; Dyson. ehortstop; Boehling,
nrst bas4; DowAsn, second base
Haur. third baae; Cook. Bryant. Greg
DRY and Eagle. haldsrs This game 10
scheduled TO start promptly at I
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
Football Games To-day

"a xasAvatse-vaaesytsss ~
asatAWestssa Hesseysssaaa uas-
IA Iewe.e,.s,~aass ~. -
a.. q .ssssssss 1870 z q x..-
tsfey - feaaeeeee.
III XS8sas1s1fgse UaavsesSty
", GuQuo4 OFUve, I.
A fyseDoea~-l,1e1sse ~. Marser.
~ TeesaDessa--AlabsDa -.
a OsiccS, Bssss.-lisive,sssy 81
nssse.ssppe W. nssDhss hesa
A Csass,,sesss.se, ys.-virssn-
~ ~. nan1oiph. Maeoa.
~ l.exinaseu, yA.--vs sshinGtsa
aaA Lee ". 0o0noAe.
~ WAeneA1sen-~9eesGe Wash-
tOnto1 ~. boeearp,
~ nias1xeessg, va.-v. r. !. W.
~ W1lHamaAofk, va-WllllaW
sna Mary ~. tnivsrsssy College
AZ SSsS.l NAN, \. c-KsrsA
CAssllsa W. v. -. !.
Yaie-syreesse. New Navea.
.reaeyavanip-0etsvsessg FAIL
Pf1aestsa- stevens. Pys.eess..
sssusll. Dlensaelasr, ithaeA.
t'astlDse-Wsstsrs MaryIan 4.
t'asllsls.
nrswa- y svwleh, PrsviAeaeS.
AsaeDsaa1-St. 1shn's, AnnaDs-
lbs..:
DastnsstA- MasaaeAssetss state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
REGIMENT TElm
VILE &c sTR0nc
Paine Joins tho Squad and Adds
Gstat Strength TO the
'ss'- Backs.
HARD SCHEDULE Is
BEING ARRANGED
Manager Cousins is Negotiating
With Several Strong
Elevens for
Games.

The First Regiment eleven gives
promise Of being one 81 thu strong
est teams In this city thls sAeson.
Tho men have shown unexpected iorm
and Coach Jones' expresses himself
~ more than pleased with the way
the team II working out. Their game
Saturday with the ChestnsA Hill
eleven will give . good line on their
strength and II they win this game
with ease II may be expected that
thsNother eIeyens in the city will hale
troubls In Winning frasa them.
Manager Cousins has two complete
line-ups and about sixteen men Will
be used IN the nrst game. The men
Gtven the positions permanently. The
double Iine-up ID as follows:
Herbert or e. q. Robb. left end:
Gregory or l.. Paine. left tackle;
Kelley or I.ottner. left guard: wild
bore or Burton, center; Wilson or
Bugs. right guard; II. Caulder or e.
BuGg, right tackle; V. Caulder or A.
II, Caulder, fBht end. Blunt or A.
II. Caulder, left haifback: V. CauldeY
or H. Cauider. right halfback: L.
Paine or r. Bugs, fullback; J. West
tcaptatne or Herbert, quarterback.
The team has been considerably
QtFou8tneDS0 Dt the Au0ttIUH OF
Paine, who was not with the squad
when they nrst began practice. Paine
was to play with the Tigers, but left,
them on account OF some mtsunder-
Standing and JOINED the Regiment
team. He 10 one Of the strongest
players In the city and was the star
Of the soldiers team last year
Hard schedule.
Manager Cousins 10 now eompiet-
ing a hard schedule for the eleven,
II being his purpose to have 4 eanse
every saturday and several midweet
games throughout the season. The
game with Chestnut HilI Saturday 10
the hrst game OF the season for the
soldiers.
A rame will be played with Ran.
dolph. Macon coiiese ut Ashland on
November II and 4 game /, TO be
niayAd with the NorfoIL pln.. ~
Norfolk. The date Of this same has
not yet bean hxed. Manager Cousin
IL arranging Tor . game with Hamp-
den-sidney, and ii viii probably be
played November s In Farmvills. The
soldiers will have a midweek rame
with Richmond College. hut the e, :.
act date has not vet been nxed,
The First REGIMENT team Will play
tho Tigers neit-sa1urday Mt Byrd
Park. and this will he one Of their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
YELLOW JACKETS
PLAY VIRGINIA
Squad of Seventeen Husky War
riors Leave for Game at
Charlottesville.
TEAM LOOKS STRONG
Linemen and Backs Have Shown
Up in Good Form in
Practice.

Especial u The Richmond virg,nian.)
ASHLAND. VA. October Man
ager z. b. Prettsman and Coach Rice
Warren left this morning with a
squad Of seventeen husky men to meet
the fierce srtdiron warriors of the
University of Virginia. All the men
seem to be In very good condition
and are ready to put up the game OF
their lives There has been one
change made In tho line-up this week
which came A. q surprise. 1t was
whom Simpson. last years left half
back. was shifted to left end. he being
replaced In the back neld by Blanton
from the Ashland High school. who
10 both = heavy and heady player.
6crimmages have been had three
times this week. the other two days
being devoted to hard signal prac-
tice. The men are showing up well
spesd. piunging and blocking. The
new rulsa are not causing tho men
much trouble an with auch a foot
ball head as Rice Warren has many
new plays and passes are being de-
yeloped which should result In good
gains.
To-days lineup viii likely be as
follows:
Rowe captain, right half back
Wray. full hack; Rianton, left half
back: Simpson. left end: Hopkins,
right end; Woodhouse. left tackle.
Turner. right tackle: Chapman. left
guard: Jordan, right guard Wood
house, J. F., centre: Ftshsr. quarter
back: Barrow. Bane. right fuliback.
Bans. b. h.. Tucker. White and
Wrtrhfmnn will bA along M s,thafi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
war lER0PllnE
WORRYING FRANCE

PARIS. October The govern
ment 10 said to be considering whether
or not Il would be wise to slow down
little In the building of warshipa
until the availability OF aeroplAnes In
warfare II determined by long series
Of experiments. The success OF
American airshtp men In hurting imt-
tation bombs within the iinss OF inlag-
mary battieships has aroused the In
terest and anxiety Of every naval Of
ficsr in. Europe, especially the naval
oMeerg Of France. who are among the
most practical men In the world and
who are thinking and experimenting
when most other naval men are strut
ins around their capitals. French
navy men reoiiseazthat II II . posi-
bilfty that the eer0plAns may place
the modern battieship on q par with
ths 0ldtiNs wooden vessel OF war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
FUCKER
FIN MT0 RACE
ssa Players Will Meet
t)anta Altar Close of
+. Season.

~. "a. Oct. l.--Ty Cobb. OF
~. pfObAbly the leadtne bat
Z - ARerteAn League this ysar.
Aucker. 1T CrabApple,
14Qa khe boot left handler In
League. will inset this fall
ri 1910 Automobile Associa-
Nay IN . match race for
III eaampsonship Of the big
D&sssnE kxAxsly now Tor
- ChAleAors automobile
4 ~ ~ leAguss best bat
An0 stAnds . good show
n ~ does he may drive
n nHsek. III the men do not
4WA nsAehines they will use
&o& 90oW the array that will
n4 4oF thu tall races.
1oN2 boen an automobile
y Mpet pronounced type. Last
1Np 3 machine In the Jour
14W York Atlanta run and
fbs warmest fans 1T the
~ autctst OF several
51n1aNG, One day few years
8n)kNA into the local Buick
4 he vented to look Al an
~ &ouNA one that suited his
oeaF1y knocked the sales
~ ppaltng the coin of 4
u3pt roll 0f bl1is and driving
- machine. II WAS not un-
~ leter that the salesman
N had disposed Of : car 10
0eAaiFs mort famous south
e@ beAn decided Ia just what
&ocA the two famous Cracker
C0o Ntjl meet, but II will prob
fen-mile AAAir.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
Team
LOOKS STR0NG
Backfeld is Best in Years, Men
Are Fast, Quick and
Strong.
Special to The Richmond vrginian.)

Especial to The Richmond vrginian.)
MANASSAS. VA. Oct. 1.---Eastern
College football candidates are hard
at work now on the college athletic
hell. Coach Byrd has been putting
the men through hard practice, and
they show up we'll.
Up TO date only the highest work
has been given the mon, but from
now on additional work will be ef-
fected until the men are In good shape
to open the season with Z good. fast
team.
Bounord, OF Waterbury, Conn.
joined the squad this week. and IL
tower Of strength IN the back f1eid.
He 10 large. fast and very quick In
getting of. Outside of his all-round
ability as back he IL great pdnter
and drop kicker.
In all probability the game this
year will be q kicking contest. and In
this department Eastern should show
her real class.
Noonan. another Waterbury man,
In with the squad. and Is = great man
ut fullbaek. He has had . wide ex-
perisnce In the game. and goes into
1t with all his heart. He should make
gains through the best lines in the
State this year.
Banby Star End.
Jack Banby. who played strong
game at third last spring with the
baseball team. Is back in college this
year. Banby was q star end last year
and showed his real worth In the
GEORGETOWN and George Washington
games He II big, tall and fast. with
the ideal build for an end. Banby
will be much stronger this year. and
great things are expected Of him.
Cooper, who played such . great
game with Maryland Agricultural Col
isge, will enter college this year to
take his degree. He II regarded ~
one OF the greatest defensive players
IN the game; with Bouford, Noonan
and Cooper Eastern College should
havs the fastest and classiest back
field In the State.
interesting work IL now beins seen
on the athletic field. The hrst scrim-
mage was given the varsity Friday.
and the scrub line could do nothing
with the great attacks OF the varsity
linesmen. The line 10 heavy. and
should compare faeorably with any
other team when 1t comes to getting
the jump on the other team.
The scheduled game with 0eor..
Washington Will proba bly, be put back
a week. owing to the belatsd arrival
OF some Of the players College only
opened this week. and 1t was impos-
sible to get the men together seonsS.
In ell probability Eastern will play
George Warrington Saturday, Octo-
Dor 8, and Gallaudet wednesday, &C.
tober 5. by this time Eastern should
be In great shape. and give George
Washington one Of the fastset games
OF the year.
Among the men who are sh0wtAe
up to advantage and who will prob
ably make the varsity are Kels. Curry,
Kelly. dose. Hayden, Rady, Rector,
Garrison. Harreii and Russell. ali
line men; Banby and Hayes aYs play
Ing on the ends, both are strong men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
INrERsCHol4AsTIc LEAGUE

ANNOUNCES THE SCHEDULE
Richmond Academy. Nc0uire's
School and the High School have ar
ranged schedule to determine tho
ehAmpionship OF the city interscholaa-
Ito league. All three slevsns are said
to be strong this year and the con-
tests between them viii b close and
hard fought.
\ The schedule 10 e. fOllows:
October l4--High school W. 4 Rich
mond Academy.
October 1i--Aigh School W. Nc.
CURES.
October as--Academy W. Mo-
CURES.
November 4--Aoademy W. High
School
November il--Mc0uire's W. High
School.
November 1s-Academy VI. Me-
0tira,s.
The champienshtp was won last
year BY Riehmona Academy
The next msefi.g Of the league will
the Z. N. c. A. building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
l sIs psesably - u

iii Yvosasly = u
W es lIo ooa1a1n Will
- liG1en. pgUmees9
- nm ~ tAtNa ont
- no4Heoa .mt1o am1
- II n pxDoc4e1 t111
y unA Ut u u u1UunNa
"a : !. -. : = ''st
~ IN Inc stsepaschAse
NJ sboea rebnils and new
= HI The' course n now In
- Nays card
i1ne card for the flrst day y
7Ies-s:ss ,ro,, purse. s4ss.
- face-s;ls pace. purse.
0ca-F0r twc-year -oIde-xay
olAa ~ rs zach With e31k
II Which $50 to second and
1Air0;; 10 carry IL pounds:
y n eBso. AVE- pounds extra
eesee which have not won
qa allowed four pounds, two
oeeem pounds; matdens. ten
Y nvs fariongs.
I'll face--The valley eteple-
Mr. three.ytAr-osd and up
Dy Subscription ~ sir each
xAee1 added. OF which SIS 10
and $50 to third. thres-year
~ carry i3s pounds; foiir-year-
vrA..AA~.
~ upwards 70 carry ls2 pounds.
n cf one race this year four
" extra. OF two or more. seven
n extra. gentlemen riders al
lave pounds; about tHo miles
u facA-FoF three-year-o lds and
r1-Ey subscription OF Is each
1eto added, Of which $50 TO
y I'D 80 TO third. Al ten
~ below the scale. Winners
yner of two races. four pounds
N four or more races or Of
sesght pounds extra. MsidAns AL
X AgN pounds. One mile.
NJ roce--8teeplech for bona
Deefe owntd IN Virginia. Mary
~ ~ D4strict Of Columbia
Ee1G eefed by thr hunts com.
n - Nesional Steepisehase
m Association BY subscrip-
n AA1A With ea00 added. OF
M ~ oo0ond ana go to third
~ -. winners In 1919
~ D4Nads extra: horses that
eeeA 0veS Z rsgusafson course
o D0un0e: maidens allowed
bnt thA allowances shall
Mlattvs. To BE ridden by
e4eEs. Riders having rid
M1nnsss this year over .
Neasee. ave pOuads extra:
e~1ne ridden winner this
tVoulAtion course al
Doua1s: those navSr hAv-
Y4e = regulation course al
peea1s. About two miles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
AUTOMOBILE GOSSIP

Wherever Mrs. X r. Otis C'leve-
lands famous driver. goes she takes
her car. and wherever she takes her
cara $3.50 horsepower Stearns-~she
goes after ali the netghboring road
records. Consequently It is no sur
prise TO learn that she has Just placed
another record to her credit--the run
from Montreal tcanadab TO Rouse .
Point.
sThs roads were in terrible condi-
ton said Mrs. Otis last week in
speaking Of her trip. and the aver
age OF 36 miles an hour doesn't be-
gin to tell anything about the trip.
In spots I could pick my car up to
IS miles an hour. but almost imme-
diately II would he necessary tn shut
down ia dodge enormous holes or
nasty little depressions. II the roads
are ever fixed mp believe | can
materially Improve my time. The
previous record for this distance was
twenty minutes slower than Mrs.
Otis' time.
1t 10 interesting to note that all
Mrs. OTIS driving. including her many
road, track and hill records. has been
done In a little over two years. Dur
Ing that time Mrs Otis had but one
car. and has covered over $4,000
miles. She In almost a slave to her
machine. drives constantly and always
uses her car instead Of tr8inp no
matter whore she IL going. She
drives ~ much in winter as in sum
msr. and A. proof of her cold weather
ability. she holds the Boston-Eew
York midwinter record.
Washington In ~ situated geo.
graphically that OF necessity q large
portion Of Virginia IL assigned ~ part
Of the territory Of the Washington
automobile dealers. In seasons past
many Of them looked upon this por-
ton Of their working Acid AZ barren
ground. The exaggerated reports OF
the roads. and the fact that there are
few large cities In the Old Dominion
state. were the principal reasons why
this section was neglected.
The Post run Of last May showed
that though the automobile held had
not been Overworked, there were
number Of machines owned In that
state, outside Of Richmond. The
people all along the route. we're en-
thusiastic over the run. and ut every
hamlet en- route they turned out en-
masae 10 welcome the contestants.
Enough could not be done for the
contestants at the different controls,
and even 1T one point. Scottsvllle.
which was not named AZ an oflciRl
stop, = committee came out some
distance form the city In the only
machine owned In the town. and, after
extending the freedom OF the town
to the party. insisted that its mem bers
partAke Of luncheon. Members OF
the Richmond Automobile Club were
miles from the city, awaiting the AR
plpal NJ thA aonfSnfgn~ aWA nNHpta1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

Saturdays Schedule,
ST Louis at Pittshurg
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN
Chicago at Cincinnati
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

Saturdays Schedule.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia,
Cleveland al Chicago
Washington at New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
BIC LEAGUE RESIJL rs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Fridays scores

Fridays scores. q
Philadelphia, =, Brooklyn, ften
inningsp.
New York, IT. Boston, g..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Fridays scores.
Washington, 9: New York. 8.
Boston. 4 !; Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago. y: ST. Louis. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
virginia. Want Ads. will bring you
= buyer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
Leaps Prolific Wheat

Yields reported frsm our eussuesars from tvsay-
FIVE 70 hfty-r~o bushss pr aess. Wh4n grown side
by side with pthsr hnds this srsd bsssdlsss wheat
ysded from hve . s;shassn buehss uees ~ a0e oa
same land and undGr sauss eondcas = osher sand
ard whsats
Whsevr grown i i supssssdiny IL other kinds
and I should Be universally b. wheat growers
evesywhsrs.
Write for pnce and .Woeds Crop Special
which eoas.ine and vslaahis sssee -llow 3 srow
big crops Of wheat
It. w. Wood = sons ,
6eedsmen. RlGlasnDn<l. W:
7; s::slS: ~; +: = - =; - E: ~; 81: s'''