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HOUSES
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WHY PAY REMIT
aegeu.f room modern house 80 tsFio1.
near Waaaisaf park aniy ff9o down.
aaianes hEe rent
nvs-rasm faadorn huacsisW ~ West
Seattle. flee View assassfuHuta aH iH
ffge daun
i've arres neHr naiHier beach. high
HUHW a MuMFotD.
goo caimrn uida
asFsfai houses faf rent Three rooms
far 81 rasms faf ora sai 3 rooms 90
alE. rquuga far Fif 2 rooms fHf ttu
Z rooms i0f i1s ~ argpm coiiags. TOO.
are reFF well located end have frgit ana
gardens = . Hprenais zoe Arcade
ind cedar sIf be r8si loT
s.ranm house Hith BATH Bend aFf
near madisan ~. car HHs fal 800.
7.foem modern house. Capitol iilll die
rasms wi,h bath. on capitol n1s
"a ri sitiftY q co BANKERS
Arcade Hlds
ia Groom mqdarn c8tthre LARGE
lat On East Republican. near Madison
ti1Bo--A s.room cottage On Lane. nsar
o. HruHurDgn
$50 ftaHf1u Block
Phones MaiH si ma. 1888.
For rent 20 good party yerY eheap
afgHa month. fta.r room modern house
basement cooler garden. barn. chie kon
COOP near Woodland park lake ana tWp
ear ifnea T01 u aafd -, naaf ffe.
mont av
Mafrrn sta.foou hduas f0f rent fnf
nleHed fgg pof month VIII rent faf ono
year Inquire Ter E Chnmuine. cod
rnlFeraiiv car Inc
F0r He0t Iouf foom modern c1fiffe.
close fn. two car limos Call ai 1Nf tHfh
aV W
o.ra9m hauss SEQ l.room flat. paved
district. fla 8sFoum modern fHttNt.
$40 a.r0pm modern house 44A 1ah las
Plenty houses flats and stores fof rent
ehaep Madison Exchange 1910 Madison
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0tsT RAW soMn cA8M sEw IS.
MEst ~ LAUNDRY. at4 &EW YORK
WANTED Msn ass uorasa Is issfa
tnp barber ire4e e-maists eagfaa ifs
F2d sesss psif va sane iasruieS
tAfsss' ssheei IN ~ vest can e
NATIONAL ~ hnnH eoiINaH
wantse-A eeasisf e tsss shNrs. ~
.ss q ssr steisi.s res saa tsaks
ssfF 49, e MifasAa. faem Ftnss
sftsN sskNFNn QUICKLY. fhiraea
nieai grieE hnass. d.slFisafs ratsitSa
aiesEtise fskea wnsstF tt8aa sxleusH
aiiensnta NanaEss isst stats e cas-
hassier ta nau asa eaiiast Mass
fafuisA ssfFetN haHi Mas $40 sah fisfs
1.ss a1fsa ard harness pfsfsfFsd itie
10 kHsH farasa ~ garftsar Il nftt
eAH ss fha star 1fffes tt1a asFsash e.
ftUsfFHs asarnia4 be wfa hs EaEen tvs
tieNsss b the MaIssfis faaatFu
wanfst vsn sni serasa sxsnis Fias
rpHaFfsnifF rNnsrfenas nos essential Caa
s4asnss gles IL tlgs ~ fuansh can
hsi wssa is anH as Mafiaa -.
wanfrt HaH sith $50 - tass hsif
iatergsi in HKHs uHaafArtpfiuN aasiasts
lteasn ~. 80 p9ss
wass.ss-N,. ~ ssegg fs-s & ali
ana asaHsfariafs article NJ srpsfisnrs
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tnt ~ sesg Ffsr Ss1pi1r tnsnt 0fflce
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A~sstim hasunsuhiie - haaf aar ara
s.stt siAssss ffaeiissi i..sssrs hees
~. 80
49, a - = 81 - $780,
Fests FanaaaaH stv4es Cleaned. bircks
~. ffintnleN taesiiaf faF tsts See
hias L Maa weiss Fifss ara Unisn
RNt~ssaen % tsks euF -asa we~Nig ssifs
trf chelfe nHffsfF stuet T1ffit Tee
Hegttai tiff tat tffF CO. aaAsna nesaes
WAVED @NwNNN NAN 10 hEtR@
wv 4fAPEW ui fiNEs4 salary
iNt tHt 1883 llh At
WAnifa tf nnra huTs naf aefnN 10
&c. ~ FNe
WeHtFt Two fanfh hands 90 g. e.
FANsWsA NHHHF wares faa wuutH snH
aft Afe tft Afr SO Aanet
Naotr3 Etpffienres heksr heipFr
4Nnt wages ttfs#H As#Aa HHknrF $3.50
anf Ffsnant sN faiaaef ~ raf
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= ~ cIAL NOTICES

~ \" W %hANk4
tnf frifnds 1f orr rn
sot+.fas 2 HahaH ~ a.r
their hiHdnrs nna
surs..s 'lhss ~ eEna frag
$ r. iasnk our f.f.rfa
via no lh a As.
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QUART ER ACRES
PRICES $3.50 TO $500
TERMS $40 PER MONTH.
NEAR BEAUTIFUL FAUNTLE.
ROY PARK.
raMe a @riHiloFay car Ana srs OF ~
ths nafA. ffaf ~ uFfnes viii nn there
sserf sfisraaen iaeludina sasaaY lis
$50 staa faa 90 N Faa prnfef " make
49, Apuaiuiuasnf &c viii 90 win Ygu
from euf effiss WY pss fsni = ben Fga
~tth sfsnd marine viswf
JOHN "A wHIrE eoarANT.
-, -. t2i ofHniai ~ -. -.
NiN oH AEthu
Tbs pasriaa ~ 1919 niu SO YpuF %.
nuftnultF aHNe fef@eal ta bug acreage
IAN. "a s ssss *. ss a ss e, ~
prices - ara selling WAuENwa ACHES
it2a % t.se pc, safs peg cent sasa.
b, s' ~, ..s, ~ - ~ -. - =
ntlnWtst ride flomt the heart " ihs eity
WHAT VIII THAT MEANf
T ? FAs 9e s,MsI. iNe
sEATTLEEVERETT INTER-
URBAN.
S ACRES. 81 500
vles - f.aka uaiiinsaf. hinufss
eais e AZ Ice afirrea at ons-haif -
ciaFgoHD VAN AgsnALE
wArEn fMoAf
one haif seFs. 81 Cleared esad zar-
- aal spf.as @sisf ~ fsst s.sal
fasa fsst larsns tst eash. haianee no
PEI month
~ ,. i 'ss's s' 80: s . :'e ss
npass cement aals 10 al haiisingt nee
aHn nieetss ffam sssiils. fare
aasg csil a. offiss sha sss pheie
T., MrRHfrT aEAET.r Ga
CRYSTAL. spKiNGs.
8 ACRES. $3.50
$50 CASH. $40 PER MONTH.
Opposite sltF. 20 Haiatfifss fsian4
fHsshsH mile % ts4af fifh elder iana
aFlN la miles IL H~taua a.
30 Thirf A. Nasf 1sa.ssa
HHiftsN COLUMBIA
NANM iA%uA
Afa cefn fiefsng saF oaines "a zee fafni.
A. 10 fhs flsani rsaah raeifa faliway
Tife wHirE. SHOWS 90
ff8.t Mafaai Life nlda
seattle
AcEkkaE
aeFss fa mingfes fFsm Hssttis g.
fafe. pAfilN cleared faHnlhs Nataf 90
elsaa'l fa.a ss8s ,sFsas ~ ea.e. ssi'
aaas ie ess susash.
ssrsa aars. hauena lana aN sisas.
81 watsF ripea ovsf rlaes. t.reaa sopsa.
s s., , s- s...,. 1880 = 49,. 'ss'' s sss
gefnts hAff fssh, teiauna aser
MERRITT HKAtIf Co
a ri~R ia-AcRn arBURnAN RnME
Fish niss sis feens house. hssa trnit
sss nosrsns treea hAif sale - Church
ArH sehaai twe rifles ffpua tg@n II zee.
rfiss snig tffea t~a. thira. ra.h
So DIXON a CO.
Mafn g. 8ts Marion 81 Ind. 40
on PRESENT tNTERuaBAN.
40 ACRES. geo PER ACRE
nsl essH seattle sn1 rsoama.
ENul2H 9Afu
cLiFFoap = vAf An.nALE
~ asasf. n aer1a aitef taitaan inas
sfefsmsaia iInpisfnsh,s hagss. ice hsss
creek Also le aefss unimprsNea, 40
s.Fes .mglaysa waisF front Terms
IRRIGATED LANDS.
-''-"-HffccfG7ce NffNnglSnly7s' ~
10 AcHEs FLOWED AID LEvEt.Ep
ready - risnt lfri&atioa wsfaF "a y
baa priced a4sua - afiarsnt ttH lAuf
na2i daaF 90 FsfF aas3 tsfris atii eiesf
ewnar e. SO ants year in rautsleupet
and Qniaua
SEE Ma lott.
500 NHsricaH BANS nlts
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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bungalow ar Mission doors o. 90.
Cat % sash for hnugAl1Ws tqc up
ssnNht hhsn sash arc 20 tac
Cottage frouf windows bottom glass.
teaIa inchss top ught tox7e. t1s6.
For fancy top add acc
GLASS china cupboard doors ice
Porch eeiumn. Zee g 81
Wall Or deadeninE felt I ID 20 yard.
rci % fta feet - So
Gold Seal foufine. square. Gitb
Rim locks uith black knobs afc-
Morilsed locks lct knobs. s1c.
Ffnnt door lock niFht and day keys,
solid brouHe kush aud aHcutcheon, hand
tuffad. fanry nnlsh. g.
Gold Seal house paint none better, ~
eeieFs per gallon, Ills; b-gallon lots.
cola seal barn and reof paint. t-gauon
cans anr gallon.
keYst0ne YaruiHh. per gallon, use,
Bring your contractors or carpenters
list here for low estimate or send for
our FHF.E catalogue. which shows all
the lines # building material We carry.
O n WILLIAMS CO.
1919 Western Az, Near Madison
Seattis----Both phanes-----Walsh.
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aelfe hasbi,af days.
taaa Vsikar 1s Mach
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ts as'ns hafgsr ss March
Raeara k-a 49,
as sifs t
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Fgs rsmpso. H. msreh
sloeum. es Marh 81.
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eIIy agAL EeTATg--lcoot.al.
QUARTER ACRES
1850 TO $500
TERMS t25 CASH

BALANCE sI0 PER MO
on g5TH Az. A 90.FT BOULE.
WARD, just TO THE NORTH.
EAST or BEAUTIFUL FAuNT.
LEROY PARK. TAKE A FAuHT.
LEROY CAR AND GET OFF AT
THE PARK. YOU WILL FIND
OUR MIR. BYRNEH THERE EV.
cry AFTERNOON. INCLUDING
SUNDAY. VIE ARE GOING TO
ADVANCE OUR PRICE $50 PER
TRACT ON APRIL 5Tn. STOP
PAYING RENT AND OWN YOUH
OWN HOME COME OUT SURE.
JOHN ~ WHITE co.
400 ORIENTAL BLK.
MAIN 2208 IND 29a2
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LAUNDRY

WAGON DRIVER t4s TO tst WEEK
MtNT RAVE SOME CASH NEW no.
MEsrir isAcNuWf ats SEw YuHk
ttuEN
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g room house SEQ i.room fiat. paved
firffiat fla 8sfo1m modern cottage
aid room modern house. a21 0ah ~.
plenty haaaan rats ana stores f0F rent
chrap Madison Exchange 1fto Madison
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AuCTION sAlEs.

N~~~~N~N~~oN~e~e~r~@Nn o~r~0~<Ns~r~e~~e0~~~e~r
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF to-ROOM
HpIHE Will Be sold As auction az
GRAND RAPIDS AUCTION a sToR-
ACE CO. 2ges-ao First av,, near hat.
terry. on Friday. April 4. AZ iseH p m.
lnciudiug fine thrte-q quarter ana full Eize
iron beds. springs. mattresses, pillows
and comforts. drONsera. chiffonisra. earn
mndaa. chairs. rockers center and libra
~ tahiea. upright plano. extension Ia
BILE. diners. buffet. china closet. china.
table and bed linen. lace curtains. rugs
hall and stair carpets Great Majestic
range. wood and coal heaters Kitchen
cupboard. kitchen cabinet, iinolHum,
Kitchen utensils OF every description and
large quantity 20 other goods not here
enumerated COME EARLY
A. n RorusCuitn AuCrtuNEEH
a nothschut. Licensed Aactionesr.
81 your service Main TsSa. T. 3stA,
raid nnnn lmnnn Anna lala
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~ e~n msnsy % tuY mcftKaEes and
epsfreefs anfwhrfe tn WaafirEtor Lnans.
Qresnsay ssa American nanA n ssls
SALARY AND cHATTEL LOANS
iaoSEf -H0R~ E1IIRfaD ff6fleE
Women k<epinE house. and aiheEs
open their own naten without security
tn ~ pftnfipal cltics ~ 81 Toimau. at4
Erisr BioeN sil second av
LoAqs nu furniture horses etc VIII
lam Roach. ranm ~ Ses York HOS
LIVESTOCK.
fhs Nil faaf3iSe And ssfs EfaKiss
HnrNea hired faf ali purpaneH. ~ dag or
wesh ares Western aN Phones. Main
ene span aofk horses. Foad SHAPED
true single 81 double facp takes team
also have standard gauge waEans would
liAe 70 exchange for wide gauge. Phone
% u HoLCoMn CO. sales stables
usavv draft. medium sized horses gusr.
Antssd. isi3 Western av Maia 1871
weeks ed ais sth \ Phone Queen
ror sails a family cow fett Thaek-
sFay Place Phone North glts.
Horse harness and NaEon faf sale
Nelson teaA Rentgn ay., Nurk station.
FOR sAlE-PoULTRY
N~~-~~0~es~~oe~~~sN~~~~~sN ~e~~N~-~~S~-~s~~~~
HAIRED Reek EGEs-Fine iaylnE strain
tsF etofs
settips Mmin tiis. Ind. ftss and
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wANrMo- Men asia ~omsn Is isasa
TIE barber tra1e e-aetsfs eaafa-s lfs
fsi1 sesss pait YEA SALE i4aFuink
tafsest RFAnWl tn tAs vest FAH -
mrtte fNH particulars
NATIONAL ps NnFH coal NlN
a WaaHfaaaHn s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
New York Produce Market,
New V,rk Nov >

New York. Nov. y.
FlOCR-Was quiet and nomnally low
or: receipts 22,2I0: shipments 81 S63
WHEAT-Spot irregular: No 9 81 ele-
yator and 95a atioat: No. northern
Duluth 1852 " b atloat: receipts 2G9 900 !.
SHIPMENTS 114,5o0
tOltN-Spot easy: No 2 nominal eleva-
tor domestic basis to arrive and No. .
new 81 b af1oat to arrive. recnints
1915: shipments 17.246.
OATS-Spot steady: receints IA, ooo.
shipments 1850.
PORk-Unsettled
61ei iN'~N 'ci'ies log
BFFF-Firm.
a LAtD-Weak; middle west prime 10 45GD
100: refined weak: continent lilo. south
American 121O. 'ou'ii
AR-Raw firm: muscovado 80 test
POI POI: ctntrlfuea1 96 test 3.S7: moIasses 50
Jest x -: re'ineI sugar quiet.
BUTTER-Fas- recaints s57o. 1roo,.
cry specials 31aG32: extras 3Oa: third W.
llfst HOB: held creamery socond r. snn-
ga c ZD2Wola; state dairy common to fin e
.7m -: process common tn sneciaI 9iGS97.
IMITATION creamery first 24a625a. factory
June make first 24@24a; do current MAXI
EGGS-Firm;} receipts 1925: state pa
ana I, n nearby hennerv white fancy 52652i
90. gathered white 4OG4S. do henna,.,,
brown fancy 42645: do. gathered brown 90
f T F mSa9 sathered extra first se@aS do.
~ % 'lnoo; 90. seconds 2S630; do. dirties
10 candied 2aa2S; do. No. l 22Q23; re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
FOOTBALL NOTES.

A conference of the football coaches
was held Sunday at Ithaca y. y. and
the Cornell team. which VIII play
PENNSYLVANIA thanksgiving day. at
Philadelphia, was chosen and the plays
outlined. Tho team, it Is expected,
Will lire up as follows: Left end.
Eyrick loft tackle. Munk: left guard.
O'Rourke: center. Whyte: right guard,
DcIano: right tackle, Weeks: right
end, Scarrave; quarterback, Butler;
left half. Rohb: right half. Nichols;
fullhach. $inlons.
YaIeS football receipts will probably
prove about SI0o00 this year, which
IS about 5000" less than in years when
Yale has played ut the Harvard
stadium. The main icons in the re-
ceipts are: Harvard game. $4,000;
p:incc;ou, $a1.n6n: Brown 5000;
Vanderbilt. Sl50o: Colgate. $l5oo.
Yale'S election for captain may be
called ut onoe. although capt. Daily
SAYS there is no harry. Tn" election
Of Arthur Howe may be made unani-
mously. The N mes of Morris and
Paul :t> heard. hut only for c"mrli-
lrentary votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
WALDO.
TROY.

4 prottv home wedding took place
"Wednesday evening at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles PrentisS when
their daughter Ethel was united IN
marriage with Roscoe Hillman Of this
town. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. q. Lamb in the presence OF
the relatives and friends of both par
ties They were attended by Lunlar
Morrill, and Ncrna West as best man
and bridesmaid. An informal rccep-
ton was held and ice cream and cake
were served. The bride is one of our
most popular tea chcrs and the groom
is n prosperous young farmer. Their
many friends wig n them 81 happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill, who have
been visiting 'Ir. Hill's parents and
sister at Troy Corner. went Monday
to Pittsfeld and after q brief visit
there Will 'Uturn to their home in
Camden.
Troy co ner Reading club held its
first annual meeting Tuesday evening
with Or ard Mrs. NJ. r. Dodge. Tho
following officers We're elected for til {
ensuing wear: Pres. Arnold w. Dodge:
Vice Pres. Rlend"n Nlyrick: Sec,
Laura Pratt; Tree s. Harold Piper;
libra RAN Mrs. clara Baglcy: Asst.
Lib. Mr.. Hlcndo'l Myrick; trustees.
Ed Bagley. Mrs VI. r. Dodge and
I.Nondon Myrick. Six new members
were admitted and others are expect
Cd to Join at the next meeting which
win be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pratt ON Friday evening. Nov.
-. 1t is expected that these meetings
will furnish pleasant social and liter
AIRY entertainment for the young peo-
pie Of the town during the coming
winter evenings. 1'he library OF sew
eral hundred interesting volumes has
been increased by the addition Of the
State Travelling libraries.
Mrs. +. l.. Cumainsham of Freedom
PASSED last week With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. b. Harding.
Mrs. Mary j. Baglcy is seriously i'll
Misses Bertha and I.innie Lampher
gave a pleasant little party to a few
invited friends Friday evening in hon
or of their cousin. who is their guest
for a few days. 4 duet was rendered
by Misses Edwina Garcelon and Isora
Sanderson. games We're played, tiainty
refreshments served and a very pleas
ant evening enjoyed by all.
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SPORTING NOTES,

H0ughtGn CjicED Ski club Will erect
a steei Sill platform llG feet higher
thar tire top of the hin on which it is
built, 80 feet ground length. and u
slide o. l9o from start 10 jump. The
platform will cost $500 The under
run or landing hill viii he H., feet long.
thus enabling a skier To make a 150-
foot i,;np and still have - feet of
downllll sliding before arriving at lev
el ground.
Joe Keeper, an Indian runner repre-
scnting the North Winnnpe2 A. A..
won the Emile road race at WnncpcG
Oct. 81, lowering the course record to
&c minutes. IS seconds. The best for
mcr time was made by The Saulteau%
Indian. Paul -ico0sc, whose mark was
- minutes, - seconds. Keeper is
young end stockily built with {, body
supported by sturdy legs. and is de
clared to he the real type of q. middle
distance runner.
Sec. L. c. parkhurst of the Provi-
dence Revolver Club was Sunday
awarded the championship for the
third successive year. He defeated the
two weil-knoWn shots. John !oslin.
president Of the club. and William
Amy. Of Portsmouth. The event was
open to al members and consisted OF
30 shots at 80 yards at a standard
American target. and time allowance
ore hour. His score made with 3 3S-cal-
ibcr revolver was 429.
Tom LonShCat, the Onondaga IN
dian. who will meet ~ Shrubb. the
British champion. in 4 15-mile race
at Mechanics building, Thanksgiving
day night. has arrived in Boston to
put on the finishing touches for tho
great race. With the Indian was his
Wife, SO Mint, his manager, Tom
Flana gan, Tim O'Itourkc and other
well-known Canadian sports. Il will
surely beat Shrubb," said Longboat
on his arrival. There will be moth
ing to that t5-milc sprint. Shrubb will
run his mead off the first few miles
while [ will play a waiting game and
get him on the finish. just as J did
| in our last Marathon race at Madison
square Garden.
Harry Hough. ono Of tho best basket
| ball players IN the country. has beer
| offered a salary OF $40 month Il
! play II games for thc Southside Attn
| letic Club team OF PittshurG, which Is
| n member OF the Central League, th'
| big professional Organization. 1ougl
| is ore Of the stars e the indoor game
! and last year pilutcd the Trenton team
to the championship in The EASTER
, League, made Mp of Philadelphia
| Trent on. y. j.. and Reading, ia.
| teams; Richard LearH. fly" years hGt
Il hostler. is the highest paid player De-
| velopcd in the Dcrtshir" hills. He Is
| getting $l.1 a aTonth and expenses t
| play with the T-niontown team. which
| is also g member Of the Contra
| LoaCno.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

'Jark" o'Hrien, who WIS one of the
catchcrs Of the Athletic baseball team
when it won the championship Of the
| American Association in 1888, died
| Sunday in a hospital in Philadelphia
and viii be buried from the F,lks
HON" on Wednesday,. .Iftrr play ing
as the battery partner Of the 'amous
lobby" Matthew's, pitching STAR of
i $50, O'I!ricn played with brooklyn.
Baltimore ana other clubs
The Manchester Cn Mon SAYS: '"hn
Western BASEBALL "a@1rr has :'.-,.,n, ed
its president. t>"nr.s. p'Nnn. fuI 4
tive-year term, and Ian johnson as
just cnt' red on u 2>~&,,lt Hratt.... rs
| tie american <a%iI l";,d,'. The above
would i'r i:"oG examples rpr tee M
tional l-, a"ltc L. td.t. pattern ~. IL,
the Old organ 'zatio.! will III yrr "n-
JOY its "rratr*' .u',Spcr.tH til 1t elects
its president or = Mulnhcl' OF ears
In the National i.vG.ur I'll, managers
are always r'cilirg @tcil lraji.: j.. an
effort to find a nov president ami
every little while - HoW lam is mcn-
toned for thr n,s zion.
John " Timer, 'Ii,aDlican GOV, rnor-
eject OF h"nnsNI""ri& ana an old pase-
- nv 'r"' VA '!ti
VI '''e '''3 WI 't'i'''''l i'''S''''"i LUZ
~ maui o"l.-
| day at Philadelphia by a baseball
A"'' vi t"'t Wy. -'c'oi"ii7 7"
| ~ n'"i' w" w '"'liH Sii'ui't r-h""
| '''e ''''i''' VI ~ 'i'''N"ii' W -\',ioil'ii
| ,'"1"r "'''itS' we MONEY pahn !"
John Dovry by John Harris Of Pitts
p"i9 ~ Wv h'N'H. i't'l'St "'S H"l
- i'''ii''A p''' WIS i'l''r money
| N"7 ','"''N 40 81 'Nii'4 . :
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The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings IN ~
the Leading Stocks.

>-or, Work NV. 21.-Relaxation in mon
cy rates was the feature OF the Gay ~, a..
nancial markets Prices Of seculle"tH
failed to benefit from this deVelophl't, Ky,
There was 4 decided ShrinkaSc IN the
volume of tile transactions ana inc lolV
Of the speculation was heaNN AM ~
ring The disposition TO reall%c ifoilts 81
nrpUious purchases was partly RESPONSE
Die for this contradictory response TO =
favorable development. tn" demand
aroused in outside quarters was lnsiS
niticant ANA afforded no adequate mcdluh
fol, the profit taking sales, light as the9e
were Weakness became more positive
in proportion as the pressure TO sell CliiI-
cd States steel Increased, The eTtremely
favorable bank statement puhlSn"n n7ic
on Saturday after the stock market clos
ed had the effect of increasing the us
position of lenders to put out funds. ne
departments of the money market winch
got most advant"G" fSpm those offerings
howe ser. Wclr those in which least de-
mand existed. The demand for mcrcah-
tile paper continues to laS.
Discount rates rccedcd in London, Par
is ana I;erin. in common with the cas-
ing money market in New York. Foreign
trS were disposed. nevertheless, to sell
back over stocks TO New York, The bur
den of this selling WAS an important fac
tor in carrying prices downwards.
The census figures Of cotton @inned
We're taken hy cotton dealers as Il dis
comaeng indication Of the total yield
Of til" year $ crop.
The resumption Of the Interstate Com
mcrCc Commission bearings on proposed
freight rate increases was Of interest for
the new argument outlined by the ship
pers for the possibility of railroad cCono-
mics to obviato the necessity Of higher
rates. Sentiment over the steel trade out
look was depressed and it was believed
that the period for revival would have
to be set forward into next year.
Bonds We're heavy. Total sales. par
value $3ll6,"" United states bonds were
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Thirteen American League batsmen, the
largest number in the history of the
League, have this year qualified for the
honor class. \ margin OF s. points sep
arate the first and last man, Joe Jackson
Of Cleveland leading with .3S7, and Dan
ny Murphy Of Philadelphia just squeez-
ing in with 30 dat.
As Jackson played in but % games the
batting premiership was awarded to Tv
cobb. who finished With an average of
.2%5. Laioie is just behind the Detroit
star. margin Of less than one point
separating them. Speaker, who finished
fourth with BIO. was the only member
of the Red SoX u hit for 90 or better.
Five OF the champion Athletics were in
the heavy hitting brigade, Il fact which
helped though il hardly can hr held TO
explain the captur5 of the pennAnt. as
an equal number Of the Cleveland club,
which finished in the second division, also
qualified. Boston, New York and Detroit