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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-02-20
The thousands up
on thousands, and
thouSand d S, who
dive into the sea of
Bee w ant Ads.

tomorrow morning from early
candle light until late at night,
represent every class.
They want something.
They will find it in The Bee,
most likely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-02-20
HENRY n. HOYT on STAND

Attorney General for Porto Rice
Called 40 COrrObOrate CLAWS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.-Ths case for
the prosecution In the Ballinger- Pinchot
Inquiry has practically been closed: When
the committee adjourned this afternoon
until Friday next. Mr.. Brandeis stated there
was some corroboratlve evidence yet to be
produced. and that clifford Pinchot prob
ably would want to make a statement be-
Tore he could announce that his case was
ended. Mr. Pinchot was 10 have taken the
.gtaRd this afternoon. but could not be found
aIfing the luncheon recess.
The days proceedings began with the un-
expected announcement that the cross
examination Of Louis r.. CLAWS was ended.
Henry NJ Hoyt. attorney general for Porto
Rico. W. called 20 the stand TO eorroborate
that portion OF CLAWS testimony In which
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-02-20
HOG PRICES FALLING OFF
Chicago Market il Five 10 Ten Cents
Lower Than the Day
HRfOre.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-Prces for live hogs
fell off from to 10 cents at the stock
yards today, the top notch being S9S7h
per hundredweight, still exceeding any
figures paid in the open market for hogs
since 1870 when the $40 hog was. reached.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-02-20

zeIRya 20 Madrid.
VlGO, spain, Feb. 19-Former President
zelaya OF Nicaragua left here today for
Madrid.
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Break IL with Revenue.

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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30
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BRUIM STARTS THINGS
BIG Bear walks Into Doe Hiil and
Causes BIZ Bxcitement.

Hoatsssy Va, Dec. - The vii.
lass 1t Doc Hill. snise- miles east Of
Nouterey. vas thrown into exotic.
usnt Wsdnes1ay dfssEnoos by The In
vasion aof - genuine wild bsir.
Bruins psess6os in shs outskirts Of
ths village was discovered, aud . shot
from J. O. slArmstioeg's Winchester
'gus snvs hin . oosfasilS and paiu.
ful wound. In attempting 70 reach
the timbeFsa region north q the
town, the bsar jumped into. Mrs. AL.
ned AEustzoug's garden, pasIang
frou tt1sse into the centre cf town
whore he took refuge in anothsr sat.
dsn. By this sime the entire po pala.
tdon. men. women and children, was
II parasite bak ignoring the hearty
reosptiou. BEuin essayed 70 reach bis
native haunts, and Vas moltally
wounded = he reached th. foot of the
nearby mountAin spur. Big game
d Ibis SOFT i very spascsIat sh,s day.
even in tho Allsshaniel. es1zshe pres.
snos of . bear in v,llagb 5trsst was
the ocassinn of = much excitsmsnt
and surprise a. Il would have been
had he smblsd down Main Street in
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30
DUKE HUNTING N AERO
Noted French Aviate. Show spssts'
men New Wr,nkis

/ Los Angeles, Cal = Dec. 32-hu-
bert Latham the French aviator. went
tuck hunting at the Bolsa Chico Gun
Olub In his fast Antoinstte mono.
plane. He circled oser the Seedine
groonds, driving his machine q :
u Oh nate Of speed and Frightening the
birds into the air - thousaadA
/ With : doobls barrel shotgun Lash.
Am fred ten times as The ducks. kill.
ing one and oripptine several oshsEs
After beang In tho air 0ose than 4
talf hoar he landed succssuGally at
the clubhouse.
The sight Of an aviator eirclins
over the marshss and driving Aocka
sf birds into theair.s now and shen re.
leasing control of his machine %
grasp his gun and are at them. VA
,ne df the most :novel aights ssss
witnessed. Latham Chased some a
the ducks Owe thr V miles, and show.
d that the flying hachfhe could
easily outstrip birds.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Prominent Men Among Spealasl
i who WIN Address Gathering

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tominent @en Amea
Who VIII Address Gathering
8. sss.s. -:
no .o.ssn s'.s.1 .se.l1 . ~ sl.s
s41s.n,n o'sse D..Iy1ss. Al.'
..o1 ~ll' p ''e.a = .l s.u',
s. - oo1asos.. -, ssa W. S'1es ~.
s..sss s.'s.s III - nsia : - u1asy &!
..se~. s-ulu'''n = 49, = l1se' =
- -. 81 -. 60
r. 3. .o'ss' ~ Ness Nsw..
~. e., 1 s1...s oss- =. ss.s.s'. "n.S., !.
-. - ...- .-s' .e,. :.
1aeas = ~.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Nswreg. n. r, Dec. Al. Pier.
pout Morgan, the dnanoier, will this
year be unable 10 maintain his annual
custom Of presenting 70 each Of his
most intimate friends choice tur.
ley. This IL due to . robbery %
VI. Horeau's estate. "Cragston. . at
Highlaud Falls. Despite the close
watch On the property some persons
succeeded in entering the poultry
vard and appropriating n turkeys.
aggregating in weight about 800
pounda
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30
SOUGHT DEATH UNDER CAR :
Supposed Richmond Man Attempts
I Suscide It Charlottesville

Charlottesville Va Dec. - "A man
uansd Robsitson presanably from
'Rishuond was probably fatally In
jnrsd at Nkin Street Station abont
noon yesterday. The youns man. It
ID alleged. was or had been suffering
from sone msassl trouble and, 20.
eempsuied by his brother. rssched
Charlottesville from the East on .
Ohessp6 6skt and Ohio train about
II $50 O'Clock this morning "a has
way 20 Moore Brook sAnatosiam.
As the tttin was puilila ont Robert.
soq got down On his knees and at.
temple 70 crawl under the rear truck
IT the car. He vas struck BY the
track box and received . severe
wound shout the head :. An exAn'n.
alton indicated that the skull had
been frsotured.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Richmond, sy&s Dsc.a az Col
Morton 1axye, auditor Of 'Virginis
since leS8, died Thursday at his
home here. aged eighty ysarG He wal
: cnlonel in Pieket's division, Con
federate army, iAnd akW ssrsios II
many battlsss losing his Leg at Msnas
So. he was taken syprisoner TO Bns
son, sxchntssdsaDd returned n vir
lSinias - ~,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Ithaca, Deo - In On. effort d
reach iais: home In Massachusetts Be.
fore Chifstanas Adolph wSts ont a
sork and s.broke. - rude from 0Suss
70 lthacaoo hs pilot of the B1aca
Oiamood express and when the tarfu
pulled into lthaoa dropped uncousoi.
gus 70 che tsacks, His noe, ekrd. fsss
snd ands were frost bitten 6ud hil
sitaity was very low, bat medical NJ
sention ~ the polios st4sioa brd1shi
him afount
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Nashvills Tenn. Dec. - = Mrs aGas.
sha B. Whitesides daughter Of Judge
8 r. wilson Of the Court of Civil
Appsals waa fssaIly burned .et asllSs
residence In this city yssssrde he
was IN the bathroom and had sleaE
iRnised the gas water heat { when hsr
bath robe Was set on firs. Min Mary
Wilson younger daughter 81 Judge
Wilson was painfully burned II q.
tempting TO save her eiseer.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

A. Ross straabu1ger . former
merchant Of Harrisonburg died Wed.
nesday in Warrington D. O He
married Mis- Bessie Ney, daughter Of
Joseph Ney one of HazTisonburgs
We lthiest and most prominent merch.
ants. He conducted : retail shoe
store in Washingtou.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30
MuptIeI Knots . Gents

Nasville, Deo 2.-Squire J Z
Weakley Of Nashville, not 70 b ont
aoue by the Youngston. Missouri
magistrate, announced today that b
would 90 the Westerner 4i.s0 bettel
aud marry couples during the holiday
for 8 cents. sta nps. accepted Th:
Missouri man made . holiday bargAi'
price Of 81. 90. sS
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Elk Rom Dec. -. A. B. Gilke1s g
4ave . flne dinner > few dsys agoJ
The guests were. Mra Lena Barton,
Mrs. Cora Hiner, Mra Luey Ora =
ford. Mrs. Lissis Kinney. Of the city,
dissss Anna HineF. Mary Burton,
Mary Lightner. Fanny White.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Foley's Hoaey and Tar has b en-
noosehold iavs rite Tor eouRhs, coids,
and .ilmens- of the threat, ohest and
l. gs Contains 20 sopiates. Fez
safe by # ~. Boil ami Go.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30

Pbiladslphia Dso M.-With no
money II sight tor Ohzisenaa, %.
sard. Bsenpan, Wloee hone Il this
eisy wss. q 1910 Kinesold street.
oounittsd saioids u soath ::Bethls-
II hed bssn wostine s. : ~
taazsat Il that city and lost bis p.
oiSies. s.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30
aaers cls1isssssdS erldss


Mr. Meredith W. Ooines got .:
;,csnss yesterday to nsrry MisaFM n 3.
EAST near Stuart's Draft on the 2Stn
Ar. Levi g. McCaulsy and, Miss
Mary Tetsr will b nAzried todtH
near Waynesborns =
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out !.
! Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something IS needed e to
check disease and start.
the system in the right,
direction toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of.
Cod Liver Oil. with h!yPo-l
hosphites can do just
this.
It strengthens the
nerves, feeds fsfiiished tis-
sues, and makes inch
blood.
So1Dz1DDY A0DBuoQ15e E ~
49, .-......se & CTS u. =
- Il; - s - = e. ass s; 8; q s
1asAssealI 1lalll1 (ese - leeas'zss 3 81
eoggT q BOVINE 40 rsas g. Nss Y'sf
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-12-30
TO OPPOSE MARTIN
Not Wanting Three cornered figh,
s z Tuckea is Waiting

Norfolk, Va, Dec. az = Thomas 8.
MSrtin is certain TO have opposition
Il tho strongest kind when he cones
3.fore the people Of virRiuia uex.
s1nner for reeiectiou TO the United
states Senate.
His most probable opponent IL Con-
sressmsu William 4. Jones, OF the
First district Of Virginia. Nj. Jones
will in al probability announoe his
ister nination 20 enter tie raoe
against Senator Martin altar che
Jnristnaa holiday& The fast that
Harry st George Tucker IL beiua
irsed BY I'd nirers in all parts Of vir-
.inia 20 make the srace against Martin
ls said to be the only reason that has
prevented Oousressnan Jones from
.auounoing, his cAudidscy before.
Jones did mot want 60 enter the
-sce Il Tucker came ont, and TuckeI
thought the same thing about Jones.
While IL has mot been officially An.
aouncea that Jo6ts wiz enter the
.acs. it IL almost certain that he will.
ind fhst bio WIN have the acti ~ sup.
port Of Tucker.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
MEDALS FOR THE
YIN. CA. ATHLETES

Considerable interest marked the
close of the indoor gymnasium cham
pionship contests of the young men
at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation last night In all there were
forty-two contestants entered in the
final events and the competition was
lively. The contests last night em-
braced horizontal bar, parallel bar
mat and horse exercises. The three
leaders in the seasons scoring were
awarded medals of gold, silver and
bronze. A picture of the winning
team will be placed in the associations s
hall of fame and an oak shield will be
hung on the wall in their honor
The winners and their individual
scores follow: Justis Davidson,
776 IA; Joseph J Kates, GA ga; J. J..
Stewart, 575 1-2; George Plumbline.
557 10; II Kalmbacher. 539 1-2.
In the team contest, Captain David
sons team was the winner. with
523 ga points TO it's credit CAPTAIN
Kate's team was next with 459 points,
and Captain Schapfer's team was
third. with a score of 323 81 points to
its credit.
The honors for the best form were
won by Perkins with a score of 80 3-4
This is a record for the ten events To-
cally. Gooding was second with a
score Of sc 1-2. and Podolsky was third
with 50 1-2 to his credit
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
In THE WORLB OF BASEBALL

The Pirates have four first baseman
but none suit Manager Clarke, who
wants to trade.
Ollie Pickering. former big league
slugger. hit 241 in American assocla-
ton last season.
Tom Needham, third catcher of the
Cubs, has stepped to bat with his con-
tract for 1911.
Harry Aubrey, who played with the
Boston Nationals, and later with the
| syracuse team is now for sale by the
Syracuse club
Murphy's Chicago Cubs arc going TO
play exhibition games with his Louis
VIE Colonels March 30 and 81. and
April ] and ?.
Another rule which will surely be
advocated is one TO prohibit tho build
ing up of the pitchers box. Ball
players are all agreed that if the
rubber were on q level with The
homo plate there would be MARI
more 300 hitters.
President Hermann is too crafty TO
give Chicago any stars. On two oc-
casions the Cincinnati club surrende.-
ed players which put the Cubs I'm the
pennant-winninE class. The Overall
and Steinfeldt deals are burned I'm the
memory OF the Queen City fans and
they left ugly scars.
The curve bali chases many young
sters TO the minors So does the fast
high shoot Pitchers exchange con-
idences and quickly diagnose new
comer's weakness. II he can keep .he
secret perhaps he will bat 300. but II
the foxy twirlers play on his weakness
he is lucky TO hit 233.
Hard luck came to George Stallings.
deposed manager of tho Highlanders
/ IN veritable chunks. After being
kicked out of the management at the
hilltop the car of Georgia returned
TO his Haddocks plantation to find his
prize span of elephant mules dead
a few days later his cotton gin was
burned.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
AT THE AVENUE THEATRE.
.The College Widow" viii be the At
traction for Next Week.

"The College Widow" will be a high
class Christmas week attraction at the
Avenue Theatre The advance sale
of seats is very large. as was to be
expected.
The Avenue Amusement Stock Com
pany will make a decided hit in this
play and IL will assuredly be one Of
the big successes of the season. The
box Office is open daily this week The
first presentation will be at the
Christmas matinee next Monday.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
@O'TI;.El!..LLYY @I;.l!..LYY

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Dec. 22-Con
O'Kelly, Tommy Ryan's protege, will
go to England next spring to fight
Bombardier Wells. the English heavy
weight champion, before the National
Sporting Club during Derby week.
Should Con go across the water to
meet Wells it will be the most i'm
portant battle which the big Irishman
has had since he took up the fight
game seven months ago. In that time
he as had eight fights. and four of
them have been won by knOckOuts one
was stopped by the referee, and he
outpointed his opponents in the other
there. OKelly and Wells would be-
rather evenly matched as to weight
Con has been lighting at between 215
and 220 pounds, and he is just about
an inch taller than Wells, whose
weight is around 200 to 2l0 and who
stands six feet three inches. Each has
the same reach. seventy-nine inches
WITH the intention of pointing O'Kelly
for this fight Ryan is now arranging
for a busy winter for the big fellow.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22

short day While certain male pc
sons who arrive home late to-nigA
will not be able TO explain It in tech-
nical terms they will probably be quite
forgiven by their wives when they ex-
plain the suns position.
Anyone in these busy days Of Christ
mas shopping will be forgiven for late
homecoming. especially on a short
day. The shoppers have trouble
enough on the ordinary days. Despite
the negligence Of the sun, however,
there is still "a hours in the day and
on the whole no time will be lost.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
AT THE GARRICK.
Eckart and Berg in blossoms Are
Versatile Comedians.


A versatile pair of comedians are
r. W. Eckaft and Emma Berg. who
are appearing at the Garrick this
week in a Chinese sketch blossoms -
Both are all round vaudeville enter
tainers, and use their knowledge of
melody to an excellent purpose. Tn
their latest sketch Mr. Eckert does
some clever work on Crown piano,
producing some limitations that win
hearty applause from all parts of the
house. The Geisha Girls, in a very
pretty scenic and musical number,
have come i'm for special attention this
week. Just as one would naturally ex-
pect from such likely looking bunch
of Oriental misses as these are. Alice
Braham and Company have an enter
tanning sketch in "As Ye Sew So Shall
Ye Rips" and Duncan, ventriloquil
expert, presents one of the most fin
ished acts of the kind the Garrick
has ever offered. II is a bill with
ample variety and Just the sort to
make one forget the worries and cares
of holiday shopping, &c.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
M'FARLAND MAY
LEAVE THE LIGHTS

II Packey Mcfarland. the stock
yards boy wants TO get on a good
match and one that will bring him in
neat roll. all he has to do. is TO de-
clare himself a welter-weight Willie
Lewis wants to meet Mcfarland, and
the Empire Athletic Club, of New
York, stands ready to post big purse
for bout between the two.
Lewis insists that Mcfarland should
no longer bother with the light
weights. as he can not make a lower
weight than 135 aud this at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. Lewis saws that
such a weight means that Mcfarland
would enter the ring at around 14t
pounds. Lewis will agree to this
weight at 6 o'clock for a fight with
/ Packey.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
Baskotban Schedule UnofIiciaI.

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL. would like 10 make
mention that the Delaware College
basketball schedule which has ap-
peared I'm your paper. as we'll as in
the form of a small leahet, about ten
days ago. was unofficial. Not only was
IL printed without the sanction of the
athletic committee, but some of the
dates were wrong and the schedule
was incomplete. All persons holding
these schedules will please destroy
them. The official schedule will be
out Immediately after New Years.
Respectfully.
=. B. Patterson.
Manager.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
Y. M. c. A. BASKETBALL

Basketball practices will be started
Immediately after the holidays at the
Y. NJ. c. A. and some lively games are
looked for between the different
teams.
Many local members are anticipat-
ing going TO Philadelphia to enter the
big indoor meet to be held i'm the Cep-
tral Y. NJ c. A. on the night Of Janu-
ard 2l.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
moIIdar Labor HernId Oni.

The Christmas number of the Labor
Herald. A. r. Saylor. edito- and pro-
prietor, is out today. The present
holiday issue of the Herald is larger
than ever. is well printed and filled
with advertisements Of the leading
city merchants as well as well Sc
lected reading matter.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
Tommr,s Snrmise.

Mr. Baldy-Yes, Tommy. even the
hairs Of our heads are numbered.
Tommy (glancing at his fathers
intellectual dome)-Don't take much
nggerin' to get your number, does It.,
pa?-Harper' Weekly.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22

between the city administration and
the hotel interests Of the beach front
over the awarding of a contract for
the draining of the westerly side OF
the city under plans prepared by En-
gineer Rightmire and r. Chalkley Hat
ton, OF Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
ENGINEER suEs FoR LIBrL.
Former Councilman Defendant il
Action for $4,000 Damages.

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 22.-Suit for
$4,000 damages ON the ground OF libel
has been entered against Daniel S.
White, former member Of City Coun-
ell and president of the Hotel Tray
more Company, by y. ID. Rightmire,
City Engineer. Notice of the action
was served upon Mr.. White last night
and the case will probably be tried
in January
The suit is a development of a fight
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
SHORTEST my OF YEAR.
Twill Also Marx the Beginning ol
Winter.

This day is the shortest OF the year
and marks the beginning of winter.
Some Wilmingtonians believe the cal
endar should be revised with regard
TO winters beginning and that in view
of the recent snow storms. the date
should be set back some weeks But
science is stern and says the snow
storms recently have been only "au-
tumnal erupions."
The sun to-day reached the south
ern-most point with regard 60 its po-
sition with the equator and thus the
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
Office
Comfort
On Wheels

The GasOline-PrOpelled Coupe,
despite its old handicap of
disproportionate price, has
won for itself definite place
in city motoring.
But the Price Barrier had 10 be
overcome before the couce
could be considered an essen
tial of every complete private
garage.
The Flanders 40" Coupe at Se75,
complete in every detail no
extras-is as capable a vehi-
Gle as the most fastidious
motorist could desire, at
price unheard of in the for
mer annals of enclosed-vehi-
Gle manufacture.
Built by the EMF Company in
its eight immense plants and
in Characteristic quantities
which make the unprecedent-
ed price possible, no detail
of coupe completeness has
has been overlooked.
On the Standard Flanders "20"
Chassis, with wide doors, am
pie room, adjustable plate
glass windows, nickel-platel
hardware, electric head, side
tail and iDterior lamps. con-
trolled by switch on cash.
tufted English broadoloth up
holstery and graceful exterior
lines, the Flanders 30" coupe
is vehicle of which any own
er may we'll be proud.
AS an Investment in Health and
Comfort, the Flanders 20
coupe will pay big dividcn Is
to the busy physician or the
rounds of his practice; the
society woman shopping or
attending to her social duties;
the business man who
makes use of his car
on short journeys about
the town-to any motorist. ir
fact, who finds it necessary
to face the winter cold or
summer storm.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
Ruslness Tnder NeM ManngrmenI.

The Delaware Trust Company has
taken charge of the busines of the late
Robert Reynolds. who was a real ss-
tate agent at No. S04 Market street.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
@BOMHAG II

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-George Bon
hag, Americas greatest distance run
ner, who has been in retirement since
the national outdoor championship
which were held IN New Orleans IL
October, probably will blossom fort
again in competition at the annual dia
mond meet of the Xavier A. A. in thi
city Jan. q The great winged fstte
holds all American outdoor record
from three to ten miles and all indoo
records from one and three-Quarter
to seven miles. When Bonhag is il
condition there is no amateur runne
In the world and few professional ath
letes who class with him at any dis
tance from two to ten miles.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22
MOOSE EASY
PICKIN' THIS TIME
BrOWnSCn BaSketbaIIerS Put
ii ALI Over Camden Boys
in Fast Game Here

The representative basketball team
of the Camden Lodge OF Moose, met
defeat in their game with the Brown
son team of this city last night by
the score Of 3S to lS In a prelimi-
nary game Brownson second took a
game from the West End team by a
80 to 8 score.
A large crowd of Brownson sup
porters and many local Moose at
tended the game and rooted" for
their favorites. Rigney replaced Lacey
in the last period of the contest and
scored four baskets. Haney is back
in the game and was a great drawing
card. Lineup:
Evening journal., 1910-12-22

One of our consuls in Mexico esti-
mates that while American sharehold-
ers I'm rubber plantation schemes in
that country have invested not less
than S10,00000O, a twentieth Of that
sum would represent the money EN-
ployed in actual rubber tree planting
and cultivation.
Evening journal., 1910-12-22

oulhWaIYi Field gOaIs-Iianey, D.
Burke, 2; McDonough. 4 Welsh, 2
Rigney, 4; Whitaker, 1; O'Brien, 6
foul goals, O'Brien, 5; Burke, 2
Referee, Maxwell; timer, Russell.