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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
LOGICAL SPEECH BY
N. F. SHARP.
Urging the Farmers to Cooperate
and Stand Together for Their
Mutual Protection.

One of the best and most log
ical speeches ever heard in this
city on the question of farmers
oganizing for their mutual pro-
lection was delivered Saturday
afternoon in the city court room
by M. F. Sharp, of Narrows,
KY, state organizer for the
American Society of Equity.
Mr.. Sharp is forcible speaker
and convinces his hearers that
he has studied the subject of
which he speaks.
His address was in the inter-
est of the A. S. of E., and so
convincing was his argument
in favor of the farmers sticking
to the society that, when he had
finished, many who had Jagged
behind in dues, paid up and
were reinstated. Several new
members were added to the
union.
The speaker was bitter in his
denur citation of those who tried
to cause a split in any farmers
organization, and said when any
one came with a wedge to split
the society in twain, no matter
if it was the Stemming Associa-
ton or any other farmers or
ganization, the fellow who tried
| it should be drummed out of the
order and Stunned. He said
it was personal and selfish am
bition that caused a man to un-
dertake such a move and that no
man ought to be convinced that
by splitting a log in two it was
stronger. In speaking of the
effort to have two tobacco pool
ing societies here, he said that
men let their prejudices get the
better of their judgment some
times, and that by having two
organizations the purpose of
such organizations were weaken
ed. The enemy would take the
two factions to fight with and
cause dissensions and strife that
would soon put both societies out
! of business. He said Union is
what the farmers want. Divis-
ion is to be Stunned and Scoffed
at. He urged the farmers to
get together and fight shoulder
to shoulder.
Mr.. Sharp said that every
farmers organization that had
been formed to control price and
benefit the farming class had
sprung from the A. S. of E.,
and he endeavored to show that
it would be much cheaper and
easier to pool tobacco through
the local unions than to pool un-
der the presnt system of en-
ploying solicitors to make a
house-tO-houso canvass. He il
Illustrated that the farming class
was all powerful if they would
assert their power. He said
when they were prosperous the
merchant was prosperous also,
but when the farmer was crush
ed by the Trusts and was only
half paid for his products the
merchant felt his poverty az
keenly as did the farmer himself
The speaker asserted that wher
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

All dealers have the same kind
of screen wire and door screens,
but no one but Boston has the
window screen that will absO-
lutely keep out flies and at the
same time will need no adjust
ing nor taking out when a storm
comes up and blows the rain.
Better get some more chances
on our Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet,
time is short to the close.
Welpon-Hiua Gro. Co.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

the farmer is happy and prosper
Gus the nation is safe, but when
he is half fed and clothed and
dragged out a miserable exist
ence, then the nation is in dan
ger.
The speaker said that the
cause of the farmers in organic
ing was second only to the cause
of the revolutionary war. That
our forefathers rebelled because
they were taxed without repre-
sentation and that the famers
were rebelling to day because
they had to sell with out having
any voice in the prices of the
article they sold. He said that
everything from the newsboy
up to the richest corporations
were organized and the only
way to meet them was by coun-
ter organization. He referred
! to the miners and showed how
they had bettered their condition
by banding together, and said
that the farmers by organizing
solidly could cope with the
greatest capitalists in the world,
for he had the bread of life-he
fed and clothed the world, and
the man of millions could not
eat his money and was bound to
favor the farmer in order to get
the things that prolong life.
He urged the farmers to get into
the A. S. of E. and pool their
products as well as tobacco, and
aid that they could control
prices and cope with the devil
and his hosts,
He favored organization and
making a rule that no one but
members be allowed to pool.
He paid his respects to the man
who would not pool his tobacco
but dumped it on the market
and got the benefit of the farm
ers who did pool. He said it
was as sueaking as milking a
neighbours COW through a fence
and that the bumper had no bns-
mess any where but with the
trusts or the devil. He said
these fellows generally said that
they can attend to their own
business. Continuing, Mr..
Sharp said: Let them alone
leave them to attend to their
own business; don't go about
them; let them thresh their own
wheat and roll their own logs
and he will soon find that he
can't run his own business with
his neighbors against him, and
will come into the union. There
is no use to use violence-yOu
can organize without that. The
trusts can't exist without the
cooperation of the famer, and
the farmer who refuses to poo
his products and help the men
who are striving for better con-
F. ditions is a worse enemy to or
ganization than the trusts.
/ Some men are so foolish that
they hold a ten cent piece Sc
close to their eye they can't see
the 500 gold piece about three
feet away.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
$50 90 DIAMOND RING

Commencing Saturday April
30, | will give a ticket entitling
holder to a chance to win the
$4,000 Diamond ring, for every
dollar purchased at MY Re or
paid on account. This contest
closes August 10-1910.
A. s. LAVENDER.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
BETTER THAN A CURE.

1t is well to cure a cold, but better
to prevent it. As socn as You fel a
cold coming on, take enc or two
Lanes Pleasant Quinine Tablets. "
You will not have a cold and the
Tablets will leave you feeling better
than ever They cure grip in few
hours. % cents box at druggists
and dea'e
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
NOTICE TO FARMERS UNION

All Locals of Crittenden Coun-
ty are request ed to meet in the
Court House at Marion on the
first saturday in June. The
purpose of the meeting is for
making final preparations for
the handling of the 1910 crop
and the transacting of other
very important matters.
Please to respond promptly to
this call. j. w. RASCOE,
President.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

Roofing of all kinds at the
Boston planning mill, shingles,
both wood and tin, painted and
galvanized roofing, slate, ashes
tos and all kinds of rubber roof
ing. Rubber roofing from the
hea pest to the highest.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

The 500. Diamond ring to be
given away by A. S. Lavender is
a beauty and some body is going
to win it. All you have to do is
to buy a dollar or pay dollar on
account for a chance to win it.
Some body's dollar will win it.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
Lola. KY.

LOST A sod cross srd chain
and red and green enameled oak
leaf pin. Finder please return
to Ruth Croft and receive re-
ward.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

For tobacco use Bowkers Fer
tilize. It's the best one hundred
lbs. per acre and it will do the
best. For sale by R. H. Kemp.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
FOR SALE.

Two good work horses, two
colts, a lot of stock, hogs, a lot
of corn, good wagon and farm
Call at once.
L. S. HARD,
Marion, KY.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02
FOR SALE

One four year old mule. 16
hands high we'll broke. Will sell
reasonable. A. R. HUGHES.
Route 4. Box 60.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-02

Fitchville, OhO-"My daughter was all run
down, suffered from pains in her side, head and
limbs, and could walk but a short distance at
time. She came very near having nervous
had begun to cough good deal.
and seemed melancholy by SPELLS She tried
two doctors but got little help. Since taxing
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
Blood Purifier and Liver Pills she has I'M
proved so much that she feels and looks ike
another girl."-Mrs. G. Cole, Fitchville, ONO.
Irasburg, VermOnt.-"I feel it my duty 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
Ser 0ttmar g. gtarf bon {

Ser 0ttnar g. Storf bon ct.
gonis mar Mithuod bier.
9r. 9idion upbllte oieic 8ode
Ger 8|eriomml1mg Der 3abndrste bel.
8eiscn goIt i'm bieiiGcn Rarft
aeftern $t.00 6as 8itibel.
&ooiepelt unb Der a. Sui fonl.
men oieies. Sabr gleid5eitig an itno
neroen 2eben in Ole 8rtbe brinoen,
-G6arles aimrneI lit bon ieiner
9aoefitr in Safopille, Slls,, mieoer
babeinL er fiiblt iid) tpobl abcr nidt
finger.
-Sran 8. 6. 8rinfmann mar
lettc ISOLDE in Semme Siagc, 8ar.
rem Goiuttp, bel ben Sbrieen gu De-
iit6.
-SenrD 9uebmann bon Ban mar
lebten Snnitag bier Inn feline Sod.
ter ella Die bon ct. Souls fam, bon
gabnbof su bolen.
Gus. @iele bon Morriion, oes
glciden Der S6mie9erootcr in Spe.
Serr 6rit Same bon Worriion mar
en- oieie @ode bier.
SEER Sris @uttmann beebrt(
ms aiid bieie Soiion nit elmer
Erobe ieiner bcrrliden Grbbcercn
@robe, berrliden @eid)mod uni
Sarbe empfebIen lie allen Die bieiC
fOltlife 8ritft licben.
g9ir batten lebten @ontol
gta6t cine tptnle Sonneniiniternii
Der Sonnet mar 5~ilrieIbet 3eit II
millionen Meilen cntfernt uno mad,
Ite @od)e mirb er 40 millioupn Mei
len weit meg iein. gs geGt bei,t5r
tagc oieIes 8eiteroben nor.f
Srit @roiimam hat oaS Gbo'
@nant'i6e gisentbum al Der off ;
lStroBe fir $1400 aefauft. Die b,
tasten gbelcitte @nabt iino 5u ibrt
Godter unb Sduieeeriobn @eori
Gang bel fredericksburg ge5ooc
utb fpiinidcn allen Sreunnen
I hermann Gin ber5lidcs 2ebepobl.
: Sn 8iiun, aonioS. lit let
8ode 6r0u Gbriitino Mieper, 90
tin bon Spbu @eper in alter III
I GO Sabrcn ~Gcitorhclt. Sic mar eli
seb. 8euermann uno ppbntc III
. ibrcu @atten friiber in Ger gt1bc b,
, Sernlann ood .5u9en lie 1877 10
q SaniaS. Sic hinterIGbt ouBar ihrI
u @atteu 5 S0bts, 8 G6dtrr, 10 s
feI ltnb pieIc Gerlpun0te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27

Ser 60. 5. albertsrpertb Dor
StonDbiu mar Mittnod bier. 81
bate nid,ts beionoers bier ait tbrn'
MIR oas @erlangen ieine pielen 9e'
fannten aus allen tbeilen oes Goiln-
tp's Die bier Dem &reisgerifte BET.
pobnten, bate i'm bergelodt.
-0nrb elm Gerieben tpuroe in
0ieien Spdlten leete ISOLDE Die Ser
Gonlna ur6 Ball in Robert 9irfel's
Seim fir Iestcn Samitag ange5eigt:
les bate beiBen iollen: Smltag
9l6eno een 2S. Mai 9llio oas Ger-
gniigen itebt 6en S~on3luitigcn nod
bebor.
-2oaan s. @ifs, bon Stpensoille
trat letten Sonntog nit Sri. Sen.
ME 0pebouie in sic she unO %
SER Niids an Ser gctit Surp mar
mclde i'm areisgerif)te oieie ISOLDE
6iette, brafte er ieiile @ralt nit
nad Sermom ltn6 mar oaS iultge
8aar 6ie 3ielid)eibe bieler gittmiitb-
igen 8enierfltngen ibrer l%lmgebung.
-0ie bieiige Serrp & Eafet Co.,
bat zines ibrer 8ote, Slllius s. Gil.
Der all &errn Seiie g. gteff BON slr.
rom BOD, DO, perfauit, Capt. 8rit.
8oblt, Grdlioent Der @eielIidatt
reiite geitern nod ct. Soris Inn Die
llebertraeiingspapiere im &egier.
ungsnmt disfertigen SIT laiierL
SEER Srit 2alf BON Botsbam
mar Mittmob nlb aeItern @eiddft-
lid bier. Or bat ben @eoanfen auf
ieine 2dnbereieu in Seras 81 5ieb-
en- nod nidt ailfgcgeben nno tpertn
er ieine bieiige 5arm 81 ieiren greis
perfauft, mill er bis Serbit iiber-
iiebeIn. 8ir boffen es fault ibm
niemalro feline @iiiouri Sarm ab.
SEER Gbrilt 9anuier ser in
Cairo, Sas., feline franfe Sodter
SralI Sermann @uentber beiudte
febrte Sonntog pieber bein. 8rau
@uentber mlbte iih elmer eefdbrlidj.
en Operation unter5ieben ole i'm
bortigen ct. Worien Sospital burf
oen SpeSialiiten Or. @reenitreet er'
folgreib ausgefiibrt wurbe. 9it
&ranfe lit 5ltr 9roBen 6reiloe dllel
ibrer ansebori9en auf benz 8eg'
baloi9er 8eneIung
Der Sarrter Snlius 2aboub
meId)er am Wontag Nlbeno ieinei
Ia6bar snton Sbuli ettpa A MeiIel
iiiopelt BON 9orriion beilihte, uni
Inn ii llbr oeiien @obnung Der
IieB, tpitrhe am ndditen mor9eu Sol
alrf Dem 6elbe geiunben, permaitf
Iid) eiltem Ser5. ober @ebirnidIag
erlegen. Der 8eritorbene mar A
Sabre alt uno bintarlaBt 6amilit
Seine @eripanoten Sranf 2aboube i
Nnoere BON 2ittle Berger pobnte.
! @itttuod) Dem 9eerdbniB bel.
3ptis,
anIaBlit ser geriammIltue 81
Gables Of fife @accabees of II
@orlo. in ct, 2ouis, miro Die Sd
&ociiic 8abn @eielIidoft am q
30 uuo 80. Mai 9ilIctte gut fiji
!, &rnStabrt iiir $500 uerfmielb 81
: 5ltr &iidfebr Bis sum 2. Suni.
I q. 2. 1, a m e +, Igen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
-@roBer er6iinnnag . @aa ami

@roBer Gr6iinungS : Ball alti
Dem 8oirplobe am Sonntag abeno,
IS lit an Der 3cit Oab oas
8etter ieine SommerfIeiOer ar5ieDt
-GG6Iten @lontag @rdberi6nliid.
rn9stag.
SIM. studenbroefer, apotbefei
al Smensuile, mar oicie ISOLDE bier.
Soiepb Claus bon eoleS Greer
icbt in q. 2uuis, mar Sdmsfaa
bier.
Sttrp BOD IaBt Dor ieine'
@obniuq M Der meit. 3. StroBe et'
men genicntieitentpeg legen.
Der Congress bat es abgele1n'
ben 2obn Der 2anbpolt 8rletfrd9e'
au erboben.
Ole 5 Ginoer Der Gbelente @iir'
bad, in pcridicoenen Srten oieies
Gtootes moBneno, tparen Sorltltaf
ale bier i'm glternbeim 3li 8elild.
;srau 2ouiie Sdpor5 BON "a
baSoie lit nrit ibren ainoern bier 81
8eiud, ibrer Gltern ben Gbeletiter
8urba6,
Ser &oniom ". grelter mir
naditen Montae in Union bel Dc
Observation-Disclosures Die @eodd)t
niBrebe bolten.
6rma Charles Sdmor6 Sra
9opier @lueaer unS Sri. alma gtul
Ter maren Montag in Worrtion 3
8eiidl.
Senrp Sd)oIten unb Sobn Ba
ter &uiitleilte III WfcSt1ftrld lpure
@ontas bier unb fuuiten III @cstt
trid eeIesene Gotten bon 6ral Cha
6abrner,
Sn Ser Mctbooiiten STRIDE BIZ
miro nGdIteit Sonttug feline Sreoi'
aebaItcn ipeil Heb. 0i~eberbntb {
oielem Gage IN Senate @rope Sie
teIiobrS@ criammIung baIten miro.
G. s. 9rod)t bon 6reoerid
burg mar letten Somitag bier.
batte @eidGitp mo audi IN God
Ser tleilrt @onf wcldc III Mprril
ms 9eben aeuifen au thun.
Socrr mS 6rau aotic Sdt
uuto lire Sdpaacriu, Die 8itt
bes Geritorbeucn Senrp Sditb ~
de Der @ceroi1ung Der Mutter II
Shpiesrrmaltter 6rm &dtli
Gdnh ~bcinobnten, frbrten 9eitt
nod St. 2nuis 5uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
gcrsest es nidlt.

Ger Comet nit ieinen miIIionet
Idnsen SdaueiF aebt iebt meg. Der
~@dbmaidIienen . &eparirer iest IN
Sermann bIeibt mid nidt INNER
OesbpIb benaet sic 3eit nno bringt
Die Ndbmaidienen berein ebe cs gu
ipdt lit. Der Grpert bat iett t07.
Gitnoer bier b~eirieOist.
Mon ooOreiiiere oil Il. @. $oteI
ooer Sermaitn Soienritter @obeIse-
idaft. ga
Sobn S. Ge BeI3er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
ppn atrmann

SRI. SuIu SirihieIo be9ab lid
geitern no6 Sefierion gitp Inn o.
Der 6amilie Sobn S6ucrmann Ell
nen S.t1gigen @eiitd} nb5nitatten.
SEER Gbas. aimmel feiertc ar
Mittpod iein So @iegeufcft, 81
mad)te oeSfpegen nid)t piel Sdrm
nber man lab cs ibmt on oaB er lid
ireute 0aB er nod 90 lit.
Gle RopoI grcaneiIm 2oge bat,
te naf ibrer @eid6fts. Situng ON
lebten 9ienitag 9lbenO einen @eiell-
idJoitsa6eno bel meIdcm ein feiner
SmbiB nebit @tiriidnnlgen pera6.
reift tpuroen.
Inter ben bielen milltommenen
8eiiidDern in nnierer Office Dieie
@ode mar aud Ser Ilbert SdoIt
bon 9lano, elm treuer Seler best &ol'
fsblatt, nelder bier SltrpbienIte Der.
riftete.
--slm ndfitrn Sonntag ben 80.
finoet oie Saitptpallfabrt na6 Stari
enburq Itott. gm GadJmittag miro
Inn A llbr Die Srobnleidnamspro-
3eIiion obgebalten. Sim f%olgenoer
@orgen lit feierlides Sotamt BEL
ser Geitem &apelle.
-SuIiais @oebus bat bon Or.
2oiis 3orn bos friibere Sdarff'i6e
@obnbaus Dem gourtbauie gegen'
iiber, fir $2450 gefauft. Or. 3orr
bot Iestes Sabr bas Sans nit allen
mooernen 9equemlidfeiten einrtfp
ter laiien urtb lit oaiielbe elm iebr
biibl6es @igentbnm.
Die @bemirren Der @beleute $,
@. 2onbmebr gu Sotsbam ipelf)e lci
laneer alS eircm Sabr bie @iupob
tler bon Yotsoam piel Stoif 5lr lin
terbalt,ing gab, baben bieie 8ofl
I'M @eridt bier ibrem gbidltlB &c
fun6eu in0em Ser Satin cine Sdlei
oung nit Sbbut Der &inoer Uni
Ilimenten i'm @etrage BON $1100 b
milligt Duroc.
Der iid IN unIerer Gouutp Sol
beiinSlide Irdie 6. 8itts oes Rait
bes angefIogt, lit elm @effe bes fri
beren Stootsifatmeilters BittS, III
pobnen feline gltern in 8aris. Mor
roe Gountp, Mo. Staatsietator %
aQiiter in 8ariS nobnbaft, hot b
!, @ertbeibigung hes Ingeflagten iibe'
nontmen, nnb lit Ser Bro5eB bis 81
|. September Sermin oes areisgeri6i
+ neri6obeu mor6en.
Die Teeenionnta9e MAIDEN III
! Iercn @oie Ball . Snn9ens
finon5iellcr @e5iebuug ofters ELM
oidcn Strih ourf Die &edpnrn9. 2
Gfnbs meldc bon ct. 2ouiS Son,
t. tags bierbrr fomnlen 5lm Spiel =
II ben cine @arottic iiir &eiicmttlfo
!e Ell; 1pelttt Der beiudenoe Glib ri
it onlangt mo mcGen &egeu fem Sp.
II itdttiinnet, ooer Scr @eilld} NcS g.
lifitnlS m%auaclbaft III, aiebts glei
Ii Elm arobes God iii Die Safe. 90,
i iiajt oIio OoB Die gops alldl il
%nrnat bohnu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27
Ssiratbs.eieeHicH.

John H. Doll, Hermann 1880. "
Caroline NJ. scholten, Hermann Is
VIM. E. Pfeiffer, Red Bird "a
Mary A. Kinkead. Bland ........ 20
Logan A. Nicks, owensyille -. %
Jennie Dyehouse, owensyille 49,. 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-27

SRI. SuIu SiridieIo be9ab iid
geiteru no6 Sefierion gitp Inn Do
Der 5arHiIie Sobn S6uermann ei,
uen S.t1gigen @eiiidS nbSnitatten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
Gus heads of departments can make an
equitable appointment. r.I-

| Gus heads of departments can make an
equitable appointment .-
Pope Yeatman. chief of the engineer
ing staff of the Guggenheim interests,
is on his way to the copper mines of
the Barden Copper co. in Chilli \
week ago the local engineers cabled to
New York of a copper strike" bear
| ing ore estimated to be from - par
| cent. to 33 B per cent. copper
Mr. Yeatman will inspect the work
which has been under way for about
six months in charging the smelling
facilities, and will complete plans for
| Increase in the output.
New York-The most remarkable
thing about the operations of the St
Paul system during December is that
| operating surplus of the new Puget
Sound extension was so per cent. as
| large as of the old st. Paul proper
| Puget Sound hasrone- fifth the mileage
of st. Paul; it is less than year old
while ST. Paul has been one of the
main arteries of travel in the North
west since Civil War tine, OF course
Puget Sound was less affected by
weather and fswitchrler'S STRIKE which
made st. Paul appear so poor.
New Yorl1-Last year after a seriously
damaged condition of winter wheat, Mich
igan produced nearly 15,O00,0O0 bushels.
The fall seeding of 1909 was ~ per cent.
larger and conditions are 20 per cent.
better than In 1905 February conditions
just reported indicate a much larger yield
and show that in the more northern lat
itudes wheat has wintered admirably.
New York-In the 1909 calendar year
Atchson enjoyed the most prosperous pc
Rod of it's history. Gross for the first
time crossed the 500, 100000 mark. Thus it
is entitled to rank with two other rail
roads in the country which earn over
s1OO, ZOO, 900 gross annually from transporta-
ton business, namely, Pennsylvania and
Southern Pacific. .,.t
1t does not often happen that the man
who wants to sell something gets a price
higher than he asks, but this happened
at the opening Wednesday to numbers
of customers of commission houses. This
was strong testimony to the urgency of
the demand. '.t = 90
Butte, Mont-Davis-Daly has cut new
vein in the .1SOO-foot level, east of the
shaft, assaying 40 per cent. zinc and some
silver. Drifting is being done on small
vein west of the shaft and the crosscut
is being pushed toward the main vein
On the 1400-foot level the crosscut Is be-
ing extended into Hesperus ground to
open the, IIesperus vein, on which some
developments have been done on the loco-
foot level -
New York-Although 1t operated lS'
miles more, Northern Pacif1c's December
earnings show up rather poorly In COM
harrison with that month last year. Gross
earnings fell off 81. 25O, 694 or 22.1 per cent.
while operating expenses were increased
by $685., 235 or 1913 per cent, ana net LOT
the month declined $1,437,2oo or 5s.3 per
cent,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
Boxing Gossip
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday-Tommy Furey VS.. 1ouIis
McDonough, Tommy Bergin vs. ,iiiy
Clark and Freddy Mcguire VS.. Mike
Malta Oueen city. A. c, Manchester,
N. H.: Peter Sullivan VS.. Blrdiegs Coi-
Inns. Ogden, Utah.
Saturday-Pal Moore VS.. al DEL
mont, New York: Wine Lewis s
Harry Lewis, Paris; Jed Mcf a"oei Vs.
| Patsy Brannigan, Plttspurs'
| II,gh ,tcca,n and Mike Donovan
| have agreed tn box at Lockport, N. ",
| Feb 1G. 4,
lack NtcAuIiffe, the one-time light
| weight champion. has followed IN tue
| footsteps of Jim Corbett, John L. anu
Others and is now delivering mono
| logue.
| E.,,, reca,led the fact that Sullivan
! r,o5dino was on the 2Sth anniversary
| of his championship fight with Paddy
| pvan at Mississippi City, when John
T.. won In nine rounds.
Mike irwin Sullivan has made q
nroposit;on tn Milwaukee promoters 10
arrange a Sullivan family tourney.
Mike to meet Jimmy Clabby, Dan to
face some good middleweisht and Jack
to poX Ketchcl.
Tor,my Rawson, the East Boston
. crack featherwei- hit, has gone to North
Adams TO finish training for his con-
fest with Billy Allen of Canada, with
whom he has boxed three draws. They
meet at Syracuse next Monday.
Eick C,,rley. the New York manager
10 e,iun n
contract with the father of Max Maker
tho featherweight pugilist, who is do
ing go we'll in Ncss York Baker being
a minor was unable to secure lucrative
ENGAGEMENTS without his fathers per-
mission. - -FE*f
lack Johnson, the champion pugilist,
appeared in Athe circuit court at De-
;troit. Wednesday and cleared himself
and his bulldog of all charges and was
discharged. The complainant, who al
legged that he had been bitten by the
dog. was asked to exhibit his injuries
and the court decided that they were
vicious animal
Dan Mckettrick, manager of Joe
Jeanette in q letter from Paris, states
that there is ready a purse Of $1,000 for
a fight to finish between Jeanette
and Largford. Concluding he writes:
"Jeannette will agree to a winner take
all basis. under any rules Langford
wants, and London Sporting Life can
name the referee. All Manager Joe
Woodman has to say is yes, and he
will have transportation sent immedi-
ately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
ruling rate %: last loan 81. closing hid .,
New York Produce Market.

New York, Feb. TO-
FLOUR-Steady to firm with a moder-
ate inquiry; receipts 1882; shipments
1876.
WHEAT-Spot firm: No. red 129 sales
elevator domestic and 1913 nominal o b
afioat No. l northern Duluth and No. 2
hard winter 1869 nominal afloat; receipts
a, 200.
CORN-Spot firm: No. y. elevator do
nestle, 72s delivered and 70a o b af1oat
nominal; receipts $3.50: shipments 1900.
OATS-Spot steady; mixed 26@32 lbs.
nominal: natural white 266S2 lbs. 52G55;
clipped white 1902 lbs. 53@55l; receipts
Al IT'S: shipments 1904. 'stf r..
PORK-Firm; mess 24G24.50.
BEEF-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw quiet; muscavado 361:
centrifugal 96 test All; mOlasses sugar SO
test 1886; refined quiet.
BUTTER-Steadier; receipts 1926: state
dairy common to finest 24@27; process
first to special 25626A western factory
d23a; western imitation creamery 24@
25a.
EGGS-Steady. unchanged; receipts 1851.
POTATOES-Easy, unchanged.