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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
Days Financial
News and GOSSIP

Boston. April IA, 1910
An official of one of the imrortant
equipment companies says: 1T looks
as if the equipment companies for the
next year or two would enjoy the
greatest prosperity they have ever
known. The railroads of the country
are now utilizing practically every
serviceable car they own and by fall
when the crop moving season comes in
there is morally bound to be an
acute shortage for a few weeks at least
Washington-Senat leaders in
charge of the administration railway
bill have agreed with the Insurgents
on the form of amendment permitting
appearance of complaining witnesses
in suits instituted by Interstate Com
merCe Commission before the COM
merce court. The amendment provides
that complainants shall be made par
ties TO the suit and be represented by
legal counsel.
Boston--Important Developments are
expected any day from the Indiana
property. Officials state that the drils
Nos. 5 and s should now be very near
to tine rich formation cut by No 3
New York-The average price OF
active stocks at the close Wednesday
was I2d 90. an advance of t27 compared
with Tuesdays close. A year ago the
average was 122.46.
Movement Of currency between New
York and the interior shows large
shipments out of this city. The figures
for March give shipments as $SS.542am
which are larger than any previous
year except during the same month Ill
1906. In that month shipments amount
ed to $50, ,463. 100. Receipts from the ID
terror during March were $39'sS6'o"
comparing with Sal 462, 900 for CORES,
ponding months in 1909, and s4S,9lS"'
in 1903.
Texas, whose harvesting Of wheat y
scheduled TO begin in the last week "
April, had "a condition of 80 on api'
|. or 10 points better than the ie-yea,
average. Her winter seedlings coVe'e,
nearly a million acres. The reco,'
yield for the state was 20.0O0,OOo pusn .o
els in 1908, and the lowest OF 5,VV"'"O
bushels occurred in 1909 The state i""'
grow another record crop this yedi.
In the speculative trade in wheat Wv
two dominant factors just now are ~.
large visible supplies in the WORN
free stock and the good crop prospe.,,o
at home and abroad. World Viso'S ao"
supplies have passed the 2oz'ovV,voo 'oo0
buShel mark, an increase OF "IvV, .no
over last year. Stocks are no" ~,
highest since 1905. The worlds "eenn
shipments of nearly 11,000.oW pusno,'
keep up remarkably well for thls ~
son. Compared with a year ago 'ne d
is an increase of over so per cent a"s
the increase is coming from dua'''
then comparatively minor. d
Pittsburg-Scattering sales OF e' .u
and foundry iron have kept prices wt ,hs
towards the level of the first OF ~
month except some foundry s,s
which declined slightly from the y,
valley level for No. at when la's
producers were trying to hold pfies
The first bona fide sale of Besse,.s
Of considerable tonnage in weeks ~ M
been made at $3.50 furnace, or az ~ ~
buyers mills $19.05 delivered. for ~.
delivery. Bessemer IS quo
at $3.50 valley during second aua,d
but for third quarter the furnace wos
want more, since the incioe oe.a
ed price of ore goes into effect tne
Of this month. BEAOO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
BATES GAME SATURDAY,
Manager Merrill Has Arranged to Play
Maine Central Nine.

Lewiston. Me, April 14.-(SpeciaD.
Manager Charles Merrill has arrang-
ed baseball game for Saturday on
Garcelon field between Bates and the
Maine Central team of Portland. Bow
don will play the same team on Pa
trtots day in Brunswick. it is under
stood
The baseball squad has been cut
down to the following members: Cap
tain Hartman, Dennis. Bosworth,
Remmert and Holden. pitchers: Da>
mon and Griffin, catchers; Dorman.
Brady, Lombard, keaney. Lamorey,
Irish, infelders, Cole. James, Bick-
ford. Cove, Clason. outtielders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
Sporting Notes

James Ryan won the New England
championship at 3-cushlon taloil'9
Wednesday night AT the Imperial boS-
ton, taking the play of from Jones pE
the score of 80 to 81 tdch had d hisi
run of five Ryan is now open ior
challenges.
Four of the more prominent Noi'ii-
ern institutions will meet tn" Navy
track team, according to the Scheduie
for the Annapolis field and track men,
which was announced Wednesday, me
season will open on April % with
Princeton. and after the interclass
meet on the following Weekend there
will be dual contests with Columbia on
MAY Z. Lafayette on May IA and Penn
SylVania State on May Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
THE BUckSpORT BOYS.
East Name Conference Seminary
Baseball Schedule for 1910.

Bucksport, Me, April 14-Prospects
for the baseball season at the East
Maine Conference Seminary are bright
this year. with plenty of good material
in sight and much earlier season
than usual The schedule is as fol.
lows:
April 16-Castine High at Bucksport
April 23-Blue Hill Academy at Blue
Hill.
April 30-Castine High at Castine.
May III. c. l. at Charleston.
May I'm. c. l. at Bucksport.
May 2S-M. C. 1. at Pittsfield
June fl. c. 1. at Bucksport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
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REGISTERED MACHINES
Only Allowed to Compete III 1910 Re
liability Tour.

New York. April 14.--The rules fol
the 1910 National Reliability tour of the
American Automobile Association for
the Glidden and Chicago trophies were
made public Wednesday, Only stock
cars previously registered as to ali
their mechanical details are eligible.
Cars competing for the Glidden trophy
must be stock touring cars. while run
abouts will compete for the trophy Of
fered by the Chicago Motor Club.
Penalization will he imposed in ac-
cordance with the penalty schedule Of
the contest board which provides for
the loss of from to 500 points. Entries
will close June 1, 1910
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
BOSTON

"" out WIeu winning nun scored
"Batted for Mattern in Sth.
Boston .t--..." q q o 0 q | o Il
New York - % y o 0 q | q q a.
-. Fwo-ba tits-poylc. Devlu. Merkle.
illes- base base mt-Doyle. Hits-Of Matteru
IN lnhluSS, off Evans l in 3, Sacrifice
hits-Devln. smith Graham stolen
eases,Moran ;, Schlei Murray. Devore.
Double plays Moran and Shean; Shean
ana Sweeney, peylin, Schlei and Devin.
E;,s+ EGr. VI, WI, pdSts-MeW bam York I. Boston 5.
: Of Evans First on errorsNBoston
= Htt by pitcher-Ry Ames Moran. bv
MattfTn' M, err, fSGhlei, by Eysns schlei Struck
Ti,,SSe N"iSS io :, ny Mat{ern l. by Evans
+ ihne' ~ Omplres, Klein and Kane.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Friday rom Foley VS. Kid Sheehan.
Oscar Martin VS.. Billy Clarke and Mike
Cunningham vs. Johnny Glover. Man
chester, N. II; Al belmont VS.. Bobby
Tickle, Lawrence, t'- lk Picato VS.. Dick
Nelson. New York, Nap Dufresne VS.. Joe
Delaney. Lewiston. Me; Leo Houck VS..
Young Erne. Philadelphia; J. Ford VS.. Z
HanIon Brockton
Saturday-Billy Rofe Us. Bartley Con
nelly, Portland. Me, Al kubiak vs. Tom
Overley. Easton. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
AT ST. LOUIS.

The Pittsburg worlds champions do.
teated St Louis Thursday to in the
nrst msda game f,of Of the season: Hans Wagner
nings. bringing in the first two runs for.
MS team. Because of the crowd. ground
Umpire Johnstone elected newspaper
Photographers from the field
E. SSittSeurg 80 Q ? Q / o o-5-7-l
81 Louis .......0 0 l Q 0 0 0-1-s-?
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson. Wills
and Bresnahan. Time, Las. Umpires
Johnstone IlsE Moran 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
New York Cotton Market.
New York. A

New York, April a.
Spot closed quiet 70 points lower Mid
ding uplands 1910: do. gulf 1535 Sales
BOO bales.
Galveston easy. IA 7-16; New Orleans
easy IA 9-16: Savannah quiet iii
Charleston quiet. lag; Memphis steady. Ia
Net receipts for six days 66,112.
Exports to Great Britain 81 .632. to
France 1898; to the Continent 4S,O76; to
Japan 1866. W
Stock 4S9,9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
Chicago Three; St. Louis zero''.
Washington 3; Phillies 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAYS GAM ES.
Boston at New York
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington

New York. April 1.-THE New York
and Boston Americans battled IA innings
today until darkness stopped the game
with the score to T. The contestw as
witnessed by an assemblage so large
that 600 spectators crowded the playing
field In the early part Of the game the
New Yorks played poorly. but started to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

New Manager Boston AmeflCan League
Baseball Team.
hit Cicotte in the third inning and drove
him from the rubber in the eighth. Wood
took his place. The newcomer made
wild pitch to Chase: Hemphil scored and
Wolter went to third. Chase's sacrifice
fly registered Wolter and tied the score.
After this Wood held the locals at his
mercy. His work. however. was not so
good as Vaughns. The New York left
hander was not scored on after the fifth
and struck out some of the visitors
strongest batters. Lord and Hemphll
led In stickwork. each man making three
hits. Chase played wonderful game at
first for the locals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

The locals scored once i'll the eighth
on two hits. sacrifice and an error and
tied the score in the ninth by batting
rally They won in the 11th when Dew
lin fumbled Il hard grounder with 4 man
on third and two out.
The usual tiag-raising ceremony and
band concert preceded the game. Mayor
John F. Fitzgerald threw out the first
ball President Thomas !. Lynch of the
National League watched the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
ConIey Walker Bout Called Off

Los Angeles. cal. April 1.-THE pro
posed i3-round bout here on April 30
between frankie Conley and Danny
Webster for the bantamweight cham
piDnship has been declared off by Pro
noter McCarcy. the fighters not having
been able to agree on the number of
rounds. Webster wanted % rounds ar
ter having agreed to As according to
Conley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April a.
Wheat prices declined today largely be-
Corn traders transferred their attent;nn
and oats were consistently firm. Pro-
visions suffered from liquidation sales al
though lard and ribs on an increased de-
mand MAGE slight advance.
1OOs6a. -0-seSAO'' sept
CoRN-May 5S@s; July 61s; Sept, sosMz
oATS-May AZ; July 40A63: Sept. 3si65
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
Killing UNCERTAIN.
Intfmates He May Not Join Chicago
Nationals imme ed ately.

Kansas City. April IA John G..
Killing Wednesday intimated that he
might not join the Chicago National
League club in the immediate future.
If am still here next Tuesday or
Wednesday, you may conclude that |
will be here for long time" king
said.
Killing stated that business connec-
tons are delaying him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

Machine made baseball averages will
be the rule in the American League
this year if Secretary Robert McRoy
can learn how to make the "jigger"
divide. A London made machine has
arrived at the league headquarters and
with the aid of Umpire Jack Sheridan
and several others. McRoy discovered
how to make it add. substract and null
tiply. But it simply would not divide.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
All CHICAGO

%. LOUIS .......o 0 . o o u All
~'easo ..''....o 0 0 0 | o x--2-5-o
sat- tuterieS-Graham. Lake and Stephens
oLoughlin and Perrine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
OTHER GAM ES.

AT Hartford--Yale :. Hartford 2.
AT Brockton- Providence. Eastern. /,
Brockton. n. E. o.
At Observation-Disclosures. Eastern. =:
worcester, n. E, l. Eleven innings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

New York. April Ia.
Prime mercantile paper 43a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4A.25d4S &c
for 6O-day bills and at $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills 4S32Q iS4s.
Bar silver So.
Mexican dollars A.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds tirmer.
Money on call firm at 3id%l per cent.
last Ioan at RI. closing bid at 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

Game called end l4th on account of
darkness -
Boston .looo otoooooonon g,
New York .......oo o102oOoO o.
Two.base hits-Speaker. Sweeney.
Hemphill, Chase. Three base hit-Lord
Sacritce hits.Wolter. Mcconnell. Austin
9acIlllce fy-ChaSe. Stolen Hooper
Left on bases-Boston s New York
r.rst on errors-Boston >. Double plav-
roster, Gardner aud Chase Struck ont
E Sv Vaughn :. by Cicotte t. by Wood +
! s1rSt M,u on halls-On Vaughn >. off Cicotte
ney. Hits-OT Cicotte ? in innings
snohe out In Sth. OFF Wood > in in
nm mmsS, Time. As. Umpires. Connolly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
AT DETROIT.

cleveland -" = o 4-q-lo
De'roit ..''.c l o o 2-7-IO-l
batteries. Mullin and Stanage: Joss and
and KERN ~ 'e' '''""
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
AT CINCINNATI
Chicago
ClnriDpa

IhicaEo .....o . 0 o o q O a n .
cincinnati % 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1-5.1
batteries-Overall and Archer; Reeb.
and Brennan y lay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

Washington Il o . N-S-lG-r
1Hlauelphia % o o. q
Batteries-Johnson aud street: Plank
and Egan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
New York Money Market.

value. s2so4,ooo United States bonds we're
unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15

MESS PoRK-May 22.9e. July 2p,
Sept 2230.
LARD-May E.75; July l2.52.. Sen,
l247l. ~
SHORT R1Bs-May 12G2!. July pe.
Sept. 12.35
FLOURs-Weak.
RYE-No. . 7Snl9
FEED-Or mixing barley 5sass
MALTtNC;-Fair to choice 59nss
TIMOTHY SEED-L0
CLOVER-11.15.
MESS PORK. 2.,Gi 30
JARD--l3.00
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-15
NEW YORK.

Game called end l4th on ;
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-27
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO MOVE PEACHES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREPARES
TO HANDLE THE CROP RAP
IDLY THIS SEASON

Atlanta, May 26.-To ensure the
prompt delivery of the mcious Geor-
Sia peach to the markets of the east.
arrangements have been made by the
Southern Railway company for the
running of special peach trains out of
Atlanta. to leave shortly after midnight
Just behind passenger train No. sc,
the Uaaited States Fast Mail. The
peach trains will be operated On reg
ular passenger schedules and will
reach Washington early the next
night to be delivered in New York
and other market points by the eastern
connections the followings morning.
Schedules have been arranged by the
lines south of Atlanta by which peach
eS will be deliveed to the Southern
each night in time for the special
train. This service will be Inaugural
ed as soon as the first car Of peaches
reaches Atlanta. AT first other urg-
gent freight will be hauled on these
special trains, bat as soon as the sea-
son really opens this will not be nee
SSSdTy, anu wien Jle Hlelu Is at IlS
height the peach specials will run out
of Atlanta in seven and eight sec
tions.
The service to be given this year
will he identical with that of last year
the growers being so well pleased that
at a joint meeting with their repre-
sentatiyes when the officials CT the
company asked for suggestions the re-
ply was that they had none to give,
only asking that the service of last
year be repeated. Last year the
Southern handled 81 per cent of the
Georgia crop and had only one claim
for damages.
Georgia peach growers are expecting
a banner year. the estimate for this
year being 4063 cars. The total move
ment of peaches from Georgia since
1904 has been as follows: 1904, 4007
cars; 1905. 1859 cars; 1906. 1853 cars
1907, 1921 cars; 1908, 577l cars; 1909.
1889 cars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-27
LOCAL Gun CLUB
To HOLD A SHOOT
MEMBERS TO BEGIN PRACTIClNG
THIS AFTERNOON FOR TOUR
NAMENT IN JULY.

The Brunswick Gun Club will re-
sumo their regular weekly shoots
this afternoon, and hereafter the
members will practice once a week
regularly for the big tournament to be
held under the auspices of the club
on July fourth and fifth and which
promises to be one of the most sue
cessfu1 trap-shooting events ever held
in the state.
All preliminary arrangements for
the shoot have been completed and
the program is now in the hands of
the printer. AS soon as they are re-
ceiyed the club will send them to all
trap shooters of the south.
This will De the third tournament
held by the local gun club, which was
organized just three years ago. The
two previous shoots were both very
successful and were attended by many
shooters from various sections of the
state, as well as some OF the best eX-
pert in the country The dates this
year have been selected to cult the
convenience of the shooters. AS
Monday July 4, will be holiday, the
shooters can leave their homes Sat
urday night, spend Sunday in the
city CT at the island resorts, shoot
Monday and Tuesday and then lose
only one business day.
The program will consist of the as
ual ten events of 20 birds each on
both days. with an interesting handi-
cap The local club has already pur
chased some handsome trophies for
the winners.
The DUPONT Powder Company has
donated to the club very handsome
watch fob, which is to be contested
for among the members of the Bruins
wick club only. This trophy will not
be shot for, however, during the tour
nament, but handicap will be arranged
for the near future at which the men,
bers will contest for the pretty trophy.
The new trap is in fine working CT
der and it is expected that quite a.
number of the members will be out to
for a good practice this afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-27
CITY TESTING
NEW MATERIAL
FOR ITS PAVING
THREE BLOCKS HAVE BEEN Paw
Ed FOR EXPERIMENT OUT ON
NORWICH STREET
City Authorities Anxious to Get Some
Good Material to Take the Place OF
Oyster Shells on Some of the
City's Paved Streets.

For the purpose of securing some
paving material which can be used
on the residence streets, and others
except the principal business streets
of the city, an experiment is now being
made by the city under the supervis-
ion of City Engineer High and it is
believed taat a good, substantial paw
ing material, inexpensive, compared
with vitrified brick and asphalt, will
be secured.
The experiment is being made on
Norwich street between l. and n and
three blocks have already been paved,
each with a diffrent propagation. The
result will be closely watched and if
the blocks come up to the expectations
of the city authorities, then consider
able paving will be done during the
present year
One preparation, which is showing
up unusually well, and which will no
doubt make very substantial paw
ing, is composed of tarvia. which is
mixed with oyster shells. This prep
aration, when laid on the street, looks
very much like asphalt, and it makes
an absolutely dirtless road. The paw
ing mas only been down for short
time and it is showing up unusually
we'll. All the materials being used,
however, will d. be thoroughly tested
before any definite decision is reach
ed
The city feels that to secure some
material to take the place of oyster
shells, which have been in use for
many years, will be a great saving
to the city. Shells, of course, are the
very cheapest kind of paving material
but in tae end it proves to be the most
expensive. 1t is necessary to make
repairs at such short intervals that
the shells have really tlrned out to
lie a very expensive paving material.
The tarvia, which is being used in
number of cities. costs one and half
times as much as the oyter shells, but
in the end it is much cheaper, as it
lasts for years and requires very lit
tie attention.
AS stated, however, the city will
make a thorough test before deciding
on the paving, and the three blocks,
each of which have been paved with
a different preparation. will be closely
watched as to durability, etc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-27
A CHARTER is ASKED FOR
Brunswick Auto and Repair Company
to Be Incorporated.

A petition for incorporation was
filed in the Glynn superior court yes
terday by the Brunswick Auto and
hepair Company. The incorpora-
tors are L. Pitcher and w. T. De-
Borde and John T. Dorlon.
AS announced in The News several
days ago, this new concern intends to
GO extensively into the automobile
business in Brunswick, having rented
the building on Newcastle street form
erly occupied by the Glynn Auto
company. The new company will not
only operate an up-to-date repair shop,
but will have the agency for various
automobiles and, later on, will carry
stock on hand.
Mr.. DeBcrde, who is to have active
charge of the business, has had many
years experience in the automobile
business, especially in the repair de-
partment, and all work will be done
under his supervision.
The new company will begin bust
ness as soon as possible, and as soon
as the charter is granted and organ
ization meeting will be held.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-27
CHIEF BURNEY
LEAVES FORCE;
LEE IS ELECTED
HEAD OF POLICE DEPART
MENT SURPRISED COUNCIL
LAST NIGHT.
w. 3. Lee, at Present Bookkeeper for
B. H. Levy, Bros. & Co., Elected to
Succeed Hm-Chief Rurney Pur-
chases Business cf S. 3. ciddens.

Chief S. A. Burney, Of the Bruins
wick lolice force, rendered his res
ignation to city council last night,
which was accepted with genuine regret
on the part OF that body This action
of the chief is due to the fact that he
has just purchased the business of the
Standard Marble and Granite Works,
LOCATED in the northern section of the
city, to which he will devote his time
eXcluslI ely after the first of the COM
ing month.
The resignation of Chief Burney.
came uron the members of council as
an utter surprise and they we're real
ly not prepared for it. He has been
on the force for eleven years, with
the exception of last var, when the
Whirlagig Of local politics placed an
other man in the place, He was again
elected to the position on January
first and as has been the case in the
past, was making the city u first class
Official. He has a score Of friends VINO
will join The News in wishing him
success in his new field of endeavor.
After the acceptance of the resig-
nation last night, council proceeded to
the election of a successor to C1iet
Burney '~f
Alderman Goldsmith nominated w.
B. Lee, and Alderman Cox nominated
Policeman ]. l.. Lamb. Mr.. Lee re-
ceiyer all of the votes except one and
was duly elected
There are few more popular men in
Brunswick than is Barney" Lee, as
his friends call him, and that he will
make Brunswick splendid chief of
police there is no doubt. While the
newly elected chief was not seen last
night, ii is understood that he will ac-
cept the position and will qualify on
June first.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-27
WHO OWNS "BRUNSWICK"
AS APPLIED TO A SMOKE?

Porter, representing the company. ap-
peared at the office of Solicitor Lowry
Arnold Monday afternoon and swore
out warrants charging counterfeiting
of trade labels against Mrs. George
Mendez, Charles Verghiotis, Gus Will
liams and Harris Clein, who were sub
sequently arrested and gave bond.
The defendant dealers contend that
they'll be right there at any Smoker
the prosecutor has arranged fer their
benefit, and~that they will show that
the name brunswick Somkers" was
used 21 years ago by a New York
cigar maker and That besides the
word Brunswick" is a geographical
name and that smoker is generic
term. whatever that may be, and can
not, therefore, be appropriated as an
exclusive label.
Samuel Hewlett, attorney for Mrs.
Mondez ard other persons interested.
was asked lor u statement of his eli
ents' side f the controversy. He said
that there was a large number of
firms and ci9ar-makers in Georgia us
ing the label brunswick Smokers, ~
and that his clients expected to show
that it was a label tnat coald not be
appropriated by any firm. He says
that the prosecutors went before the
recent session of the grand jury, and
failing to get true bills there. swore
out warrants instead.