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provisions of the rules of the State Central Committee as already estab- lished on this point and as established by the state convention of 1908, that "only such persons as profess alleg- lance to the Democratic party, and no others" shall be allowed to vote.
 The substitute was accepted and adopted
 Pitt Holmes of Rison then offered his resolution, urging that all counties in the state hold their primary elec- tion in conformity with state cleo tion, so far as the date Is concerned, that is March 90, and at the same time providing that the State Cen tral Committee ratify the elections al ready held in the various counties that have anticipated the state pri- mary date.
 Some of the members insisted that fhis would be useless, as the prinar- ies had already been held and that the state committee would have no iuris- dietion in the matter anyway,
 However. it was urged that, in or der to allay any doubt that might arise in the minds of nominees in counties where the primaries have al ready been held the resolution should be passed. The committee then adopt ed the resolution.
 A committee, consisting of the chairman. Frank Milwee. and secre- tary, Bruce Bullion, acting with John Page, proxy for Louis Dowell of liar. rison. was appointed to apportion the delegates to the state convention. The basis of apportionment will be l delegate for every 175 votes in the county, as shown by the vote for gov ernor in the last election.
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PRIMARIES HELD
 ARE ALL RIGHT
QUESTION RAISED BY GARLAND COUNTY AS TO THEIR LE-
 GALlTY IS SETTLED.
State Democratic Committee Ruled That the Action Was Proper but Wants Rules obeyed in
 the Future.

A question raised in this county as to whether county primaries held be fore the meeting of the State Demo cratic Central Committee were legal and binding or not, was answered yes terday in the affirmative by the state committee at Little Rock The body assumed that the primaries already held should stand, but recommended that in the future the counties and districts wait until after the state committee meeting to hold their pri. maries.
 On motion of J. H. Harrod, proxy for ]. H. McIlroy, the committee also formally called the state primary to be held March %, in conformity with the last state conventions action
 A lengthy resolution introduced by R. A. Buckner of Demott to the eff. feet that all contracts or customs ex- isting in senatorial districts relative to the selection of state senators be recognized by the state committee as binding on those districts, evoked a spirited discussion.
 Several members opposed the reso- lution on the ground that it would be an interference in senatorial district matters, and without the jurisdiction of the committee, except in an appel late way.
 The resolution is regarded as hav- ing particular reference to the situa- tion in the Pcpe-Johnson county sen atorial district. where the senatorial committee has laid down rules to gov ern the selection of the senatorial nominee differing slightly from that governing in some previous primaries.
 George Trevathan offered a resolu- tion providing that in the state pri- mary election only known white Democrats be allowed to vote.
 Captain W. K. Ramsey suggested that this was already a rule of the committee. MT. Trevathan insisted on the passage of his resolution, de- claring that it is a known fact that many Republicans vote in Democratic primaries.
 J H. Harrod offered as a substitute that the judges in the primary cleo ton be instructed to carry ont the
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior.

U. s. Land office at Camden, Ark,
 January IA, 1910
 Notice is hereby given that Robert Jefferson Shirley, of Hot Springs Ark, who, on October 31, 1908, made homestead entry (serial No. 0S19) for NE. IA of NE "A, section 3i, town. ship S., range 20 w., 5th principal meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final communication proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before county clerk of Gar land county, at Hot Springs, Ark, on the 5th day of March, 1910.
 Claimant names as witnesses: James M. See. of Hot Springs. Ark: Chapman Burrough, of Hot Springs Ark. William D. Gray, of Hot Springs, Ark: James Batterton, of Hot Springs, Ark.
 H. c. FREEDMEN, Register.
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GAMBLERS INVITED.

Rev. Mcdonald, of the Park Avenue Baptist Church, will preach both morning and evening His night ser mon will be: Was Christ a Preach CT or a Politician" He earnestly re- quests the presence of the gambling fraternity Of Hot Springs to be pres ent and listen to his discourse.
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On misunderstanding s1.4o-1.s5,
oeIoe 81 .25--I. 80 per BbI.
fpm afoeS. - Eennefiee 35 -- 4oc peY
Grets e,nhsimiid,e 50--76c per 8u,
Gurfen.-einbeimifcbs 500 LIS per
.9tfte.
aaben. l5--2oe per Dus.no ganbel.
@rane bneu.-G Gtnbetmiids 60
75e per Buibsl.
qarbsgroban..
pohnen. - Marft ftetts grtna Usr
rpufatt ss.lb, eefisSte anb BET SssS oe.
pfladts Esps $a.50 per Ba.
u.-Rarft rubtg- Re. | Timstky $500
1850, SO. q DO. sI7.50-lS.00. 30. 8 bo.
Sl5.60-ls,OO; aIse, esmiidt.r Ro. / $3.50
100, 70. q bo. 1850 - 1900: RIee.
no. 1 S1l.50 -- IL. 90. 30. 2 5000 -
l1.OO per 1on. MliaIfa $500 per Ton.
8eues DO. Zpmotbp s17.50-l8Oo.
NahIe futter IN itetia. - eiste 81. 80
-20.00, MibbIina grobe&22 .OO-23. 20, bo,
feines $25. 20 - $500, eemiittes sxttsr
$40. GO per Tonne tn guIs uRS 81 90
metr euf bem Befeifs.
gerfAieben.s.
pete.-WerH rutts unb aetta. q,tnbl
robes 9Oe, aelottes Gle per Gallon. tn Gar.
tisu pon IA Hbl. eEtra sommer r.s
9arbbI s5e per 0auone. aottou stsb
Del robes 50 - eOe. rafHntrt.s e3-s4e
galione. Terpentsn 73c, Petroleum, Der.
lection l0e, Dbto, Renfafg uno snbiana
csc per Gaaens. GfopR sai0Itu lse,
Rapkta lac per GaIcne.
sal, - Der Rarst N tsSta. Esso
aipsr 90 - csc, NtaisoR un6 atror
SIC per DBL. pom $50 Dfs.
TaIa In ftetts. grima gits 7L-7I1e,
DO. Gouutru s5S-71se per 9fune.
GokIen.-Warst rasia. gouastoahsrr
ts.25, Rus unb clad 500 -a.as,
essa~ka sts4!ss!.s ss..5. Tus uHb
glad 81 .o0-2.25 pss Tonr. abs.Itsf.rt.
gasdAIoIe etkdfcslen 1878, asthraeits
sT.a5 per 1onns abselisfsr: gO,s tsssu
| 1i--l2e per Ea. abssIssfsr..
edmereten.-Warf ft.:is. ss.'aa
men 800 au' bem geI,ii. urb s7.5C
per gufbel pom Gtors. ftnOtts 81. 40
| IS aaf BEN esleils aRo o. sO-a.D0 %,
| gu. POM store. Buhw.iltu 9Ot. IIahs
iaamsn 32.25 per Dajhsl llnsartf6e,
Tstaet 81 .40--1 so, oeutfhsr DO S1.5O -
l.e0, oroinarer DO. si 40 80 Ger Su.
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Tar e,rianbt bssrlr in berie[bsa 2 cit:

Mtnbpieb. - Der BART mar beute rus
bi9 uno bic greiie itetig. - Jlit9tabe ttno
iteiia.
sapsrs sstsrs bra6ten $500 - 6.75,
ertra - IS - 100, D6Isn 800 -
4.75, Hleiiaeri,iere, srtrd 81. .O0-6.50, CUTE
bis nussrIeieRe S5.O0--5.S5, oroiudrs bis
quite s3.25-4.T5; Ssiisrs, sGtra s5.25-5.50,
cute Bic aaserleisne s4.25--5.l0, orotndrs
BIS quite S2.50--4.l0; afibe, srtra S4.65-
s3.75-4. so, orbtaar. Bis quite sa.00-3.5O;
Gannsrs g. .00--3.00, stoders uno 5esoers
"a. .B-5.25.
BuIleu. Die Rahirdqe mar uur nlGs
Sig, 3ufusr aertn9 uuo bic Breiie ftettg.
Rasers ano kints "a. 1855, Bologna
400 - 4.50. eEtra si.s0, fette SuaeH
81 $500.
2dIber. - Die Radirass ar .ine quite
uae Der War!t itari.
Sroinare uno srose s4.25-6.75, fair bis
quite Isdts s6.76-s.50, ertrd 8,75--9. 90.
eiIbsr In ben aommiifor rs 'oduisrn. -
Fants 5Xe. prtmd bis aussr!eiens 8 --
| skt. oroinare 5-6e-
/ 5hweiue.- g6ieI. unb Tletiderior'
iorten iieIeu um SC, ihpere ShDeine Dor
| 250 Bfuuo uno bdriiber 15--20c. Seiatt
gIeriaubtior.en uno ,sertsI iiuo rar.
| Snpere Shpeine brobteu $3.40-S.50
! ents Bis axstrfe'ene Tsrpafanas, aut
| Slss'1srior.sn ss.75--8.s5. ssmi'6ts Ser
/ paaanssfoytsn IS. .7O--S. IS, orbtRars BIZ
sxserleisss itpers latte saas $3.50 -
700, ersrd -, etaas s4.5O - 600
Iei4te Ssrfanotiorter 90 9o0-g.l0, Fs-'e
psn li0 sFb. sHo psriasr - .s5-S.10.
e&afs uns 2dmmsr. Die 3nfub
ron S4aisR uno SGHmern mar beute aroB
Stsie itnb itetia. Sanmer fie!en UNI 20
per 100 Bianb.
e1aie.-srtra s4. l5-4.25. axts Bic aug
trEe'sne 1888 - 400. oreiHdre Bic gut
sl75-3.25. Nut.er'aafe s4.o0-4. rs, ertrt
-, 1dhrlIHae s4.0o-5.oo.
4ammsr. Grtra 81 25-7.40, CUTE BIZ
uuserLeiene &s.25-7.l5, oroiRdre bis gut
f450-6.00.
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1lukberibt.
gineiuHatt. s. aua

geim Damn Ro. s 1T Der Cbioftus I'M
Stetaen 5egriifeu. ionit dber fdut oer'eIee u.
hattie aeitern a5eno bel hiet9er Staot etnen
0aiierftano poH 6.8 5us.
Die folsenben Tepeihen iino Ddbrero
bes seitriseu Tases bier etneetroHen;
Eittssurs. gI. Der sIas a,t etusa
pon 60 Jus urs ftetst.
Baesltra. 8. ga. Der S!as aat ct.
ssn IA aF.rtaHs pos s. 3ub uno iteigt.
Sars.rsburs, ID. ga. Der 5tab bat
sissu DaHsrfaao poa OF 5us uno Talt.
aaaapsa, JaLI$. Der JLab bat ss'
ssn xa Nertaao psn IA Sus uno itebt.
GsarI.Aon, u. "a. Der 5las bat ss.
usa DaHerhans poE 7.2 Jus uno 'iei9t.
gt. Sleafant. u. ga. Der Slus Vat
ssxsm DaiinRsHe RON 81 GUS ano iteist.
GattIettsbura, ~. Der 5Iub pet
ssssn naFutaHo poH 2.7 Jus uno fdai.
3ortsmouts. Q. Du Jtas sat stasx
BaSerkoxo BON 4.6 Jus uHs ftat.
sextsptlts. ~. Der 5Gss bat siRsn
MsNuAssb poR 80 Gus Nab fdls.
esamsvtfIe. CAB. Der sLus bat st.
ssx BafsrR Rass p0x 9.5 Sub uxe fdat.
gatrs. sgs. Der stus bat stxsH @af'
srhanb Don 1873 5ab uac falt.
RewpAis, Tenn. Der 5Gus hatts stnsn
@dNeritaue ron las Sus uns Tdat.
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6sr.-Hreiis ftetia. RafNrittsr Gut
qcaf o.55t. pouesres s.95, CUBES 6.00s.
sranatetse 6.75e. 6snfsdioHers ~" 5.55e.
On ~" 5.26-s.50t. psibsr sgtra -"
5.lo-5 .70t, sxtra .,G" 5.oo-5.05s. orsiHa.
rsr esIbsr 4.90-f.s5s.
WoIa es IN i.etis Rem Orleans
Epss esttls a8-s6t. Gsntrtfusa! l5--2os
per @anone.
Nsts.-Warst ,lsmit4 lsSsa't uns astis.
2cuiftana. Sants oeao e--ste. vrtma ~
--Skt. orbinarsr 3.1-sHs Sspan -
&c per pfuno.
TatrusTrobus
Butter. Tar.t rasts. 9reis b6ber.
Ssntp creamery s0h.s, sreamsrs HShs
3st. DO. ieeonbs 27s, farcp Tatrv ale.
no. ! sohle ys. pfans.
R6fe. Marst Nstla. Ceis Hat 17e,
HcrbuehIi&sr IL - i7Le. Rem BORT lse,
S6veissr 30 - 2ls, Simtgyssr l7t, Bird
1919 per psuH6.
eier.-- aaaehot aroBer. Rartt ihudn
awbere i5s. iecoRss lie per Tts.. 10 xad
Eualitd..
esfIaasI. -ysarit rnbia. greiie iduaa
eprina ehi6ess pen 2 Dfunb use oar
iiber lie. unfer 2 gfuno l5e, eAtnss
i5e. 1dtne ss. frutAAkasr ls1,s, guua
l0c, innge Gnten pom 3 8funo 13-l4e.
aiie l0e, 0dnie 6-7e per gfano.
Cbft uRo 0smafs.
HspfsL-5anep sl .o0-l.25, senobnltfs
75--90t per naHper.
gitrensR. -- Tlarft fsiis. GsIiisrxis
IS 1870. Neiitua s6.O0--o.5o per Atks
Drans en.--Rsrit ruSis anb Nstss. -
california 4apels S3.75--4.25. SeebItnae
s2.1o--3.25, sais yaleneia &3.0o--5.75 per
Aihe.
gfiriiGe-5anep clberta 81. .75-2.0 .0G
per Crate pom 0 aorben mno $2.oo-3.bt
per Su.
Btrnen n.-BartIett %. .5o--4.0 90. 9udei
| 81. .00-3.50, Ipion - b0-4.OO, Glapp
| Bdportte s. .So-4.Oo per Dbl.
| 80 Ets.
gfIaumen.- Tomfons s215 pc
Crate pcn ~ Ets.
| 9ader slsnen ~ Aore Gdrotims
$2 .OO-2.5o, aepaba 2.60--3.5O per Crate
Snotana 70. l 1861 90, sto. z 60s pc
Qcrb.
@aiiermefc ne nen--SI3.O0--22. 90 pc
100 auf benz Geieiie.
| 4astofftIn. - aostsuias u. .7S--2. 90
Gaitern Shore 81 .S5 - AGO, siuhsimij9
$1 .7S--2 90 per Obi.
~ sst. - 1asft nstiA s-Giatsimii4s
lo0--s0s Rsk kost ].
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u a u e

Der erits Sdritt III oft ssr babe
Dss.
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Sbsrt Sippenieiten. aoie $11.l .l2k
--1l.62H per 100 gfuno. Siir Csptember
$1l.45 - ll.55, atm SdlnB $li.47H; fiir
Offober Sl0.95 - Ii 1.07H, am Sdlub
sll.00; fur SaRuar $780, .35, am ebtuB
1885
eaulter n. --sssrt flare SetteH. per'
paet, Gil .75--l2 90.
Butter. --Rarts feit. Grsamsrs 23Z-
28e, Dairy 23--26e.
etet. - Rar.t iteti3. 5rtf6s l6 --
171.t per Datens.
G6fe. -- Warst ftsttJ. Cream l4T-
Ice pes 8faHb.
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atteass, 5. Aug.

stnbstsh. -- Bsspss s4.70 - $50.
9sras stssr. %. .50--5 so. neGtIihs stiere
"a .iO-8.7s. s,odsrs uno gesssrs - 90
s 6.25, aass ano beifers o.. .70-6.60, 3dIber
ss.50-s.5O. Nartt Zoe bober.
sAueiRs. ssitte Ss.40--8.95, ae'
wiiHts $3.50 - $50, i4psrs 81 .66-5. 40.
raaks f7.65-7.85. eais Bis auserle'ene
81 $50, SsrteL SS.25-s.l0. Wlartt
IaHgiam.
shafe uub sdmmer. Sad'e ::
4iskstntits 81. .60-460. weitltts S2.75
-4.60, sahrlinss t4.50-5.75.
eammsr aInb.imti4e 81 .5o-7. 10, met.
lde f<.50 -7.l0. Ftartt ftetig.
Sufasr. - giusvte5 5000. 9nueius
1900, ShdFe Vno 2dmmer 5000.
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Yem MORT. B.

Repgors, 8. auguf.
9tnr mar beute piIis su s33 .00--33.50
uno Rnpfer utltg Safe gu 12.T5 --
l2.o7H, eIettroLptbit gu 1880 - 12'3%
Nab eating bu Sl2.25-12.37%. BIet mar
ftettg yu $4.40--4.50 uno SpeIter rptIlig
~ 1928 - $40. Gtieu mar unperdnoert.
Hc. Jounbr1 Rortbsrn su s1e.25-16.50,
4e.2 ba. ya $l5.75-l6.00, Ro. Soatbera
$l6.00-16.25 asb Ro. SoutssrH ioft 81
SI575-l625.
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GliaTlde Staote.
Don Stto SLATE.
ait Strab burg.

Reulih 6etom ih stn gerldnsen,
elm 9sliiit.. sinen puhren SeiBhunger,
esbatsne 5iihe gu eHen. aam es ous
Der, oab bic qngIersi seraoe rpieoer
freioeaeben Doroen tpar uuo man Ron
allen 9rii6en uHo 8eldnoern Der Stdot
unten an Der Sd bic Burden, bic als
ten, bic baIbpIdiieen ranader" NIT
ibren @erdibsn ftsbeu lab, fam IS oas
Der. Dab aIIe Dirtlisaian an ben
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o.Io ION eau" mar toilIis ~ 1--lT<.
grima gei1dftspapiere wuresH su 61--
6a bistontirt.
sterltng Grdauee IN ftetis. -
eiAt ~ s4.s6L ane 10 Iass StHt
~ N.s3-4.S3ls.
Bunoes. CbTtaatisntn foaren Re.
tia uno uurben pie fo!st auotirt:
Der. etaatsa RefuHbing ~ 1907 ass.,
~ reaiifrirte QS25} l14I--ll5, Gou'
pons Ii41s--ll5L, b% resitrirts lOl
io2, Coupons 1917 -l02. ponama GOus
ppns 2S i00L-l0l.
afttenmatft - Die giiniftaen Nach'
ridten iber bic Grnts iorpie Dte Lbatiads,
bah iturf bebuis Tsduns sefauft putee,
bate sur 5olge, baS Die presie in bic 9obs
sinssn uno fait ale attien Der st'te 9e'
mime su rersei1neH batten.
gaNftehenbt aurie marnsn con ostJtrma
Sruin. Balimdn 4 Co.. 30. 225--2Sa Mal'
nut gtrase, bsriAtst:
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Musipdrtige Wsdrfte.
Rem gorl, 5. 2lu

Rem gor', 5. AusuIt.1
w.hr. -9uFubr "a, 700 e6n.. B.rTanst
10, ,s36 BIS. Ter Narft nor beute ftetto.
Gprira gateutS 75-6.l5. Dtnterstratabts
a.5O-&,e5 Iinfer gaie7ts st.75-5. 10,
eprina clears - .35--4.s0, Dint.r ertras
Ro. / 90. $3.50, no. DO. s3.50-3. .s5,
Ranias ifraisbts $4.s5-5.lg.
Rsaaeumstl tfs ftetig, 1etr BIG
suiss N.lo-4.55. &oies bis faRes $40
4.50.
su1mel,enmss: nortin.1 ~ a.
"a .05 per 100 gfanb.
Rais mesI IN itstie. - F.tnes psisss
unb seIbes 81 .55-i.eo, sroSss 81 .50-l.5
ailnbrieb $3.50.
4oaesn In Iau. - 30. Q Dsfsrn
S6e I. o. b. Tem Dort.
Gerffs IN ruhis. NaL..srts 65 - zoe
{. I. {. uno neas 5utterssEfts sS-7OLs CT.
I. Rem gort.
Bs.,sn. -safusr 40. 500 Bu., Berfanst
- ruibel. Tfasft felt. 30. 2 rstter
sf.0s TN Glepatcr bel Artunft c. l. |. unb
81 .09L I. o. b., qo. Rort9eru sl.27
I. o. B.
@siiatorx - 9uFu,t 1890. Der.
ianet 6,553 gu. Narft 'sit. 80. 75s
I'm Glepator ans nomtnsI s.b.
Safer.- 9ufusr 9s, 800 Ba., Serfsnsi
---- Sa. BART ftstio GsmiTAtsr 2s BIZ
81 Bfuns ftmsr, nomin.u, peiser 26 BIS 81
pfuHo Ihuer, IS t5c; btitnittensr be-.
81 BIS a. gfunb iHusr 4S--5Oe.
1eu I'D itars. 2rtmd l45c, &c.
| l35-l4Oc, SO. q l2D-l25c, Ro. 3 ll0c.
Sopfer In wtEio. stai. 1902, srsinersi
bis nsIee 20---23c; 1908, orstnArer Sis tote,
15-lse: paeife goat 1909. s-lse: 1905
lS-lSe.
odute itns iIau. Central xnsries
20-a1c, Bssota 20H-2lLe.
2sber In itettg. stte 34-a6c.
u. 90, ftsrt clear ga .Oo-a5.50. yesi sa5 so
Sssi 10 ftstts. Sa"t!s 300; 90 .
Ees SIS .00-15.S0. Fssf'S6tr!eH f22 .o(
Ia 90, Berpa6t sl2 .Oo-l2.so. Cite sytr:
sneia Wes Sal .O0-25.01.
GutMsats FnO r;stia. osyb,eIte SsI
lies ls--lSI.e. DO. StuItsrH 81 - sac
30. S&infen lse.
| sSmsIs 1T yiqi1. Rissrs nse prime
| sli 10 - li.80. Rs'Nntrtes ftstta. Gent
Hsut sl2.45. q. q. Sl3.26. 9empsuHs II
--l0Le.
Tata IN feft prsma Gstp 71&e
Country ss.-71.e.
EaumusIff aam.n sDel IN feit. -
yrima rshes $7.07, pgiHG CONNER seIsei
| SO. 80 1000.
strsIsum IN fte,is. Aaftntrtss Nsu
Dsrf $7.65. gstIossIp5ta uns SaItsmor'
81 IS, DO. tn Salf $4.l5.
xDo lie iit ruhis. Tomsit.e 5Isecs Doc
Carr ie wtLis. stratHes, sepesn!t4si
bis sutss $685..
9eyysnttn In rubi1 ~ 70fe.
Rsis In itstts. SiHsstmii4sr 3x-ss
Bafmn 61.--se.
MsIafiss In itetg. Rep Dsfsans DPS,
aettIe. gutter bis dolce, 32-42c.
9u6sr. astsr TT ist. Tsaseapsss 81
Ten 3.sse. Gsntrifusa! % Zen 4.36e. 70
IsFss. 3u6ers % 1s.ssl Hsfanirtsr 3uds
IN 'teits. Gut Seat 5.a5. Grn'kss s.sst
4seals II" 5.5Oc. zubes 5.40e. SeS
ssseS 5.25e, granuI1.so S.lSc. ftsmen
,,a"5.15. Gsnfeeticnsrs 81" 4.sSe; Ns
1880, 30. 2 4.s5e. 80. s 4.so. 1o.4 4. .75e
no. 8 4.70c, as. Sass. 30. A.eos. Ss
ls4.55c, 80. 94.5oe, go. 10 4.46e, Rs. /
4.40e. 9o. l2 a.35s. 80. IL 4.3os. Ro. i
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Gin & ner.

5rGuIein GuIdIta: .Rufen Sic Shs
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gtnetnHatt 5. 9u9uit.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

both bag leagues The Giants and High
landers Wil -tansi pat. no doubt, ~ Mana
gers M,t'Taw and base b-'teNe they cannot
he io,si t"am- still pirv are ready to
make deals ~ favorable chanrt.s are offered
u - generally believed shat the owners OF
III" Ros'on Rcd SOY, chicago subs. both ~
Louis teams. the B0sIon Nationals and the
b-tTOit~ Will come here prepared to trade
PLAYERS hat whether they can accomplish
anything ar not rpmain- To he sern. PLAY
piov,r- Tor IN. n,vihical Fletcher orysnlla- .
tion are aid TO he IN dl@fnNoT and some
Ot them may hs shifted Ia other ri'lh-
The ma xnAt'S know thai dissatisfied hall
PLAYERS cannot produce the de~lred results
lnd that u - best To replace them With more
MiIhng " Ork-TS. Hut In the ease of Rus-ell
Ford II may ne said that the Highnnder-
y NJ take him back and forget THAT he ever
wanted 10 no an OUTLAW
u has been suggested that the umplre~
IN both hig leagues should '~ subjected 10
an eye test ami should also 90 south In the
spring To timber up ,hrhs n both leagues
FAVOR his plan and "a rule Ia that effect
ma" 20 through II - also planned TO APP
poir regular corps of sDlRrei officlal
like the gmpirrs and who Will score the
games without personal prejudice. The
row over III. batting averages OF Ty Cobb
and lIItois last tlll - one OF the reasons
why 'h.. arranermrn' IL well thought OF
The elimination Of Promoter ID \.
Fletcher has cleared the baseball horizon
herp - no further opposition to the great
machine COn'Tollai nv the National Com
mission The hlg clubs With few exceptions
have enjoyed record breaking prosperity
and Ir.' confident ~ N. future, =" confident
IA fact hat N" mlVnIi.- have signed
many PLAYERS Tor long terms and are ready
To inNr~' more money IN expensive hall
PARKS in various critics. Organized baseball
may he a trust in ia government, hn' in
white N" confidence" of 'hr public remains
unSnthPn