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Observation-Disclosures

0as &omite fir Seuer- uro
Geuer=@ renaen bra9te einelt 9eridlt
Elm, porin es Die @nflqgen gegatl
Den itaotiiden gfeftrifer SO. 81.
@bite als urlbemieien Suriidlpeiit.
Daeegen empfieblt es, baB bemiels
ben, 90 feline Mrbeiten fir ei1ten
Mann alt biel ~geporben, ELM &ifiilcht
gegeben miro, ionic elm leldter
@aeen, UNI eine Better mit5ufu6-
ren, INN unter benz 9o9 periteGte
Grbeiten inipiaieren gu fonllen. Ger
8eridt murbe einitinmig onJenollt<
men.
alderman @idelano brafte ell1e
neue Oroinana CUR Meeulieruas
Der @anoelbiIoer 9 oritenuneen Elm,
0a Die iest borlieeenoe ii9 IN malt
den 8e5iebungen aIs feblerbaft er.
mies.
alderman Mauermann brodte Ell.
ne Sroinana Elm, ipelhe Eas 8uO-
get bon 1901 sutbieB. Dieiel-
Be muroe aneenommen unb auBer-
Dem Elm ueberiduB bon $500 III
riiditdnoigen 5teuerr bon 1907 oelt
nSSuogment" -Sono iibertragen I'm.
Elm eeeen oie Stobt loutenoes l1r-
tell 81 ~be5ablen.
8erbeliernngen an &eB u,th Sout1
StraBe mur0en aiinitia bonn Gomite
beridtet.
Cine Yetition BON IS. Is. Goblin,
einen 9amn an Brela StraBe 5u
erri1ten, UNI Sen Stub apiffen Bre-
ia unb Souiton StruBe fir goot-
fabrten geeignet gu madei, Duroe
bonn @eiunobeitsfomite unginitig
beridtet. oa baiielbe elm @tn0aln-
men Beg SIuifes fir gelunbbeits-
i1aolid erahtet.
Die 8etition bes Spentietb Cert
turD 5tu6p Club uno Der 5an Nn-
tonic playground Miiociation, ben
Srabis Yarf benusen gu oiirfen, nm
Elm genefi5 gum @eiten Der Urrid-
tung zines ,Metpsbops Come" ab5u-
bolten, nuroe obfdldgig beidieben,
ibnen aber Der San Beoro 8orf gil
oieiem 3mefe angeboten.
Cine Hetition Ser aMnleriean
Diltrict telegraph 60. I'm eine
Srondiie in San Mntonio 6etreiben
al fonnen, ipurbe Dem Eelegrapb=
@omite iibergeber, nit Der MeiIultg,
ben StaotanpoIt bin5uau5ieben. Gle
@eienidaft erbot iid, Der Staot Ell
men gemiiien 8ro5entias ibrergrutto-
G%innabmen gu %iibermeiien.
alderman Mauermann beantrag-
tie, BEL @elegenbeit Der @niage Ell
neg Getpers an 8ine StraBe, audi
Die @rooierung oieier 5trabe, bte
augenblidlid iebr ineben III, bor-
aunebmen. Ser @ntrag tpuroe ange-
nomrlen.
Mebrere teue Hetitionen ipuroen
ben betreffenoen 4omites iib~ergebem!
Das angenommene Budget felt
iih I'M 8ergleib nit Dem bon 1908
1909 foIgenoermaBen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-07

@eiiterbauie. 0enn er mar plOslih
irriinnig %getporoen uno glaubte, oaB
er gegen ein gan5es @eiiterbecr an-
fampfen miiiie. Sect belt es ober
4iemano mebr in Ser Spufpiua aus,
unb oae eilten nod in oct gleid)en
Na9t fort, I'm in einem rl1bieen
Sotel Die aufgeregten Ierpen gu er-
bolen.-0ie @abrbeit ber Ueididte
lit perbiirgt, ober nod feiner peib
oieies grau1ige NGttel 8a erfloren.
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Cine fnrdlt6are @unoc

BON einem Meiier, einem SbuB, ei-
mem roitigen Nagel uip. mllB ioiort
nit 8uflen's @rnica Salbe bebarl-
belt peroen, nm 8lutuergiftu1tg 81
perbiiten. 9eites Mittel fir 8rono-
munoen, Iusidlag, iprooe Sanbe,
Sa~morrboioen uIm. 25c bel alien
Qruaaiiten.
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3mmt ,peifem NDB'l.

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ton. @or5iglide Slide, a,1sge5eih-
nete @etrdnfe. Iufmerfiame 8ebie-
nltng. @arme nno foIte 5peiien 5t
ie6er Sagesaeit.
8bilipp @eifler, gigentiimer.
Miiiion 2oop, nabe 8erg's Ueible.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-07

@eindJt elm eritflaiiiger oeutl6cr
3inni6mieo, r%egelmdbige g(rbeit i'm
Rdberes Gbnarb Sricbrid),
802 @alt Commerce StroBe.
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0erIanati

Gin 9nabe bon odtbarer Samilie.
iuel6er Dos Sottlerbonotperf 5u CT
lernen pniii9t. Ni6t unter II Sal.
rem. Sg. Brill,
@oGis Station Seros.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
II nv nc t1ES.

Thaddeus Rodcrck has been chosen
by the Athletic Association TO be cap
tain Of the Pennington High school
football eleven in 1911.
Luther f. Bashorc, Of Schuylkill
Haven. was elected Wednesday cap
tain Of the Dickinson football eleven
for next year BaShorc is a good guard,
and is held in high regard by his i"l-
low players. His work during the past
season has been dcprndahl" and cifcc-
tive.
Mix" Murphy. tn" far-fanod veteran
trainer "f tho University Of Pcnnsyl-
Vania football team. was rendered a
banTunt Tuesday night BY the lnde-
pend"f.S oi the 4fth ward. PhiIadel-
rhia. Mike has quite a reputation as
an aftar-dinncr speaker, and was call
cd on c. explain tho relation of phys-
cal culture ID political duties in an ad-
dress untitled, How Rcformers Should
Train for a Political Campaign.
Football may be abolished a Tufts
College, owing to inadequate financial
support nv the alumni. For the past
three years the game has been losing
venture despite repeated appeals to
the graduates. Prof. Harry G. Chase,
chairman of the athletic advisory
board. is discouraged over the outlook
for next year, and says that he favors
dropping the sport. Prof Chase's view
is strongly opposed by the student
body. The question of doing away with
football viii be considered at the next
meeting of the board. No Tufts eleven
has won a majority of games since
1907. That too. was the last satsfac
tory year from 4 money standpoint.
The players in the recent Harvard
and Yale football game We're in actual
motion only a trifie more than three
minutes in each of the four 15-minute
PERIODS, according TO a correspondent
OF the Harvard Bulletin. who i!eld n
stop watch at the game. 1t was also
asceTtained that there was an average
OF 21-mInutes actual rest in each pc
Rod. The correspondent claims that
there was less than Is minutes of run
ming and wrestling stretched over two
hours Of play, and that the game is
far less exhausting than a boat race
which calls for sustained effort for
more than 20 minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. Dec. 1.-The stock market
was subjected to another Ovcrhauling to-
day in the process of which prices again
fell with some precipitation. The move
mcnt at times was strongly suggestive
of urgent liquidation, to which the eX-
tcnsive selling of the short interest ave
added impetus. on the surface much OF
the days news was favorable rather
than otherwise.
The decision Of the steel interests to
maintain prices despite the increasing
dullness in the trade and the reduction Of
the Bank Of England discount rate which
came as a surprise" should under ordina-
rN conditions have proved helpful to the
bun account, but for some reason the
feeling of peSSimiSm which manifested
itself on Monday. following Nh. il)'S in
t"rvieW. seems to have taken strong hold
in SpcculatiV" quarters. With or with
oat reason ther" is n fast growing belief
that conditions in tho steel trade must
ere long reach a critical stage. Then,
too, the quite intimationS from authOri-
tatiVe sources of POSSIBLE labor troubles
in the near future because Of depressed
industrial conditions have given rise to
some apprehension. The boarish feeling
on the board was heightened in the
course of the day by the publication of
a series Of reports from the leading rail-
way systems of the country, all of which
We're III line with similar exhibits for
months past in that they reflected heavy
increases in gross earnings with the uSu-
The weakness of the Gould issues was
one of the most notable features of the
stock market. Denver d Rio Grande
referred was at one time 3 points below
the previous days closing price and there
were rumOrS of a reduction or possible
suspension of the dividend on that issue
Other stocks controlled bv the same in
tcrests Were correspondence heavy. In
the final trading, however, Denver & Rio
Grande preferred recovered all its early
loss on announcement of the regular div
idecnd. and the balance of the list which
made it's lowest prices in the last hour
closed with fractional recoveries. The
tone was feversh and uncertain, howev-
er. and such ground as was recovered
was largely due to short covering.
American securities were strong and
active in London during the early ses-
sion there, but broke sharply towards the
close. In our own market London was re-
ported to have purchased from lopp0 to
1000 shares on balance.
Net losses for October We're reported
by the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern, Pennsylvania, Reading and New
York Central lines, while the National
Railways of Mexico showed a handsome
increase for the same period.
The bond market was easy. Total sales,
par value, We're sl,S37,0O0. United states
government bonds were unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
HARMONY WILL PREVAIL.
Business to Be Transacted at Meeting
OF Major Clubs Dec. 13.

Chicago Dec. l.--Harrnony will rule
at the forthcoming meeting of the two
major leagues Dec. 13 in New York. ac-
cor,iing to i. r. Johnson, president of
the American League. AS in the past
there win be l54 games in the Amer
lean League and from present indic"
tons the same number will be select
cd hy the National owners.
"Savc for the election of four direct
orS--two from the Eastern clubs and
two from the Western-there won't be
q great deal Of business TO occupy the
attention of our officials" said Prosi-
dent Johnson yesterday. During tn"
course Of :hc two league sessions
hcl,e to confer with Nr. Lynch relative
to the ARRANGEMENT Of playing dates
for 1911 Then, at 9 later meeting the
schedules viii be drafted and acted
upon.
I'm addition 10 tl1n schedule matter
Mr.. Lynch and | will Sr@c The massage
Of a new rule prohibiting the world 8
cha anpinns of any year to participate
in transforming games following the
close oi the title series.
"To have a band of champions out OF
condition troop of to other countrit :
and play With. Otl}cr teams IL high
stage R- perfection and pcrchaacc suf-
fer dcf.at chnapons t9sf ball. These "x-
hibitio, trire will have to stop
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
SPAWN
@tMe&an1<<1&
0--

A Bone SPAWN is situated on tIie
internal as Well as the anterior por-
ton of the Joint. This probably IS the
correct point to look for the apSoiutc
hone spavin. but enlargements me
nature Of spayine will occur on tle
upper part Of the hook. perhaps just
below til, inside Of the lowest cX-
trenity of the shank bone. To spaV-
in here we say High Snavln. AGAIN
the Growth may be on the outside ol
the hook when il is the Outside spawn
or uerhapS the whole under SURFACE
viii be swollen involving the ehtirc
hook ana still we hay" the Zone Sl'aN-
in Then again we may nave q Sl'aN-
incd hook ANA ne swelling or outWdr"
indications be manifest in when case
we have tho Occult SPAWN. Wnlch III
yolycd the union Of several Of lile
bones to the Joint in which case the
future usefulness of the morse Is
doomed There seems no more Sc
were and destructive disease except
ing Of course attacks upon inc Nl'ai
organs) than the SPAWN. IL IS Sc'l-
Gus in Tho beginning and in its prog
rcss. Something once really eStdb-
liShcd becomes Il final condition, lor
the Best science and largest expert
cncc have discovered no means 70 re-
move or cure. We frequently soc ad-
rcrtisod remedies for curing the SpaV-
in. and sometimes find testimonials
| signed by intelligent people 70 the
contrary. but it is a safe proposition TO
say no remedy or cure has Vet been
| discovered " mich will cure any form
Of Bone SPAWN. The SPAWN results
| from sprains Or strains to tile compli-
Gated structure Of the hook. violent
effort in jumping, galloping. trotting,
driven under the spur Of the lash 70
attempt moving an overloaded team.
| q misstcp and sudden slipping and
| lurt her by the tendency of hereditary
| transmission, breeding spawned
mare. prrdisposcs the offspring TO
| SPAWN.
The SPAWN develops slowly and in
| si1i0ISly but there are certain signs
and changes which. if carefully noted
may direct our attention 70 this d!-
| Scased condition. Notice the position
| when sanding The leg carried for
| ward inward, the heel resting upon
| the opposite foot, moves from side to
| side Of the stall With reluctance and
| effort. travels with sidelong gait. stiff
| fly and when standing with toe point
| lug forward. heel raised with the hook
| ilcXad. Heat and inflammation is like
| ~ present. When backing out of the
| stall shows slight stiffness or lame
| Hess but this soon disappears on driv-
| ing. IF We examine closely the hook
| we inl an enlargement Just at thc
| nCirt OF contact With The hook and
cannon bone. inside and q bit to the
| front which can he seen and felt
| (Continued next I'riday)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02

SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE.
Entries for the Big international Con
test at Madison Square Garden.

New York, Dec 1.-The entry list OF
he international six-day bicycle race,
which will start in Madison Square
Garden one minute after midnight sun
day night. was closed Wednesday with
IA teams carded. The riders have been
selected from an application list OF
600. The 2S contestants selected are
believed to be the pick Of America. Eu-
rope and Australia.
A hundred carpenters took posses
sion Of the garden early Wednesday
morning. ana the work Of erecting the
saucer track upon which the race will
run is being pushed along rapidly. The
entries are:
Coast to coast tcam-G"orge Gamer
on. New York City, and Alfred Hal
steaG. San Francisco. American SWed-
ish t"am-Frank Calvin, New York
City, and Norman Anderson, Copen-
hagen, German Holland team Waiter
Rutt. Germany. and Johann s5toll, Hol-
land. French Belgian team--Achilla
Germain, France. and Francois Norll-
den Belgium. kangaroo team Patrick
O'Suliiv2n Hchir, New Zealand, and
Alfred Goullct. Australia. Western
tcan.-M +. Mittcn, Davenport. a.,
and Lloyd Thomas, san Francisco.
Pony tcanl-Gcorge Wiley, Syracuse,
y. Y, and Percy O. Lawrence. san
Francisco. French toam-Leon Gorget,
France, and Cullen Ponchois, France,
Australian tcam-F,. 4. Pye, Australia,
and Gordon Walker. Australia. Inter
national Floyd Maci'arland. san
Jose. and Jack Clarke, Melbourne. Aus
trala. lrish-AncricHn lcam-Eddi'
Root. New Yorl, City. ana James Mo
ran, Chelsea. Mass. Dixie Mormon
team--I5ohby Walthour Allan 4. Ca.
and Ives Lawson. salt Lake City. Boc-
ton New York toaIn-.Iue loglcl,
Brooslyn. and Fred Hill, l:oston IEal
tcam--i.lmcr Collins. :oston and i't-
| tor IWnb1ch. Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
SPORTING NOTES,


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= 80 ,,.
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- r. .r
..l,,t ,,,:,l;a..,.
Maaafff l'"hihS"h "l 'he " imam"
|oll"e' H"!Hhi'hh 'tSSoti''t!oH li'A di
rang ii S'Atdu'' o thr"c meet" LOT
1hc conn WINTER. =" ~. VIZ nc
meet "!N4 Amherst IN hi!dii!"t'" H.
rep. H. ',ii" '"t ''''i'l ii "'e' w"
bro"H ~ i'"FI''H H''' rep "e
t'IanGliIA" n!"'t ""' ""''i! "n'laH'S'
lF""h ana NJ i"''!' "h' ne men"
-harch ! ~ Amherst.
p'Irini- III" .it:t p":i"d of the Wor-
Ctet."-i"untGn POLO @alnc at NGrc"S-
ter W"dlf StiaE night, Dufrt n ne and
Mercer ealnc to blows. and Referee
Gcff"rn"I NtrGed then not to try il
again. In about two minutes they
We're at II az 1in. hoth tr...n$ joining in
this time, and the referee ordered them
from til" Goor. Tho police We're called
and they were obliged to use their
sticks 10 qUcn the disturbance.
Nor,. c,ndidatcs than have eyer he
for, come out for tlle Cnlnnbia Var
.itv ana freshman hockey Sounds have
rcuortcd ia porcv Jn Scuer the nov,
Carad;an coach and i, win he neces-
,orv IN mako q cur in tine suuad ho-
for, ur,ctice can be continued Forty
.evon ucu oro rannr,in, ro,. practice
regularly M the 81. Nicholas rink. and
To Souer is y.,u ,,.acnd with rho ,rork
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
New Yer. Produce Market.

New York. Dec. /.
FLOUR-Steady with fair inquiry. re-
CeiptS 2S.1Jl shipments i2oiS
WHEAT-Spot firm: No. red 97a eleva-
tor and ?.a + o u aflOat; No. | northern
Duluth llAl h afoat; receipts none:
shipments $3.50.
CORN-Spot firm: No. new 52a f y
to arrive: receipts 1S15; shipments @9l".
OATS-Spot firm: standard white 3>.:
No. . 90: No. > IS, No. ~: receipts
32','i5Id: shipments 4ij6
PORk-Steady.
nEEF-Stoady.
LARD-Firm: middle west prime l0,10d
loo
SUGAR-Raw quiet; muscovado 81 test
343: centrifugal 96 test 393: molasses 50
test SIS: refined sugar quiet.
BUTTER-Easy: receipts 395S: cream
cry third to first 2iG2S.
EGGS-Firm: receipts 51i5; state. Pa.
and nearby hcnnery white fancy -: do
gathered white iof50: do. hennery brown
fancy 45Gi1; do gathered brown 40a4S
fresh gathered extra first 21I39: do. first
3413G; do. seconds 2S032: refrigerator spe-
cial marks fancy in local storage 25AT
%: do. first 2i025: do seconds 23G2i.
pOTATOES-Steady: state per hag lSJ
Ml45: Jersey per bag l3JGl65: sweet rota-
toes Jersey per bhl. 1o1d2J0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Dec. |.
BEEF-Fresh firm: whole cattle 9Ga.
RRAN-Firm, 2i.50d25.00.
BCTTER-Firm: northern, 3lG31a: west
crn 3lM3ia.
CHEESE-Steady: New York 15aIl6
CORN-Stcady: No. 8 yellow G2a.
EGGS-Steady; choice J0fi52: western ~
M45.
FLOUR-Unchanged: spring patent 50
m575
HAY-Unchanged; No. 22.50d2360
LAMBS-Unchanged,1 11612.
LARD-Firm; pure IL.
MIXED FEED-Firm, 25.50d2S.0j. !,
OATS-Unsteady: No. , clipped white ~.
PORK-Steadv: medium backs q 25M2-.
TATOES-Unsteady white 11OGl@
SUGAR-Unchanged; granulated 40.
NEALS-Unchanged 1lT15
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
BOXING NOTES.

Dixie Kid and George Cole will meet
in Albany next Monday night
Bant Dorsey and Joe Bedcll have been
matched to box next Tuesday night at
Watervliet, n. Y.
y Chicago physician, after examining
JacI. Johnson, declares he is far from be-
ing a nervous breakdown.
Promoter Coffrntil of san Francisco Of
fcrS a $1,000 purse for & bout between
Moran and Wolgast on any date that
Wogast selects.
Young Reaan, the East Boston amateur
bantam who won the 10J-pound class in
the last amateur tourney at the Boston
Armory y. A., has been signed to meet
Eric Peterson Of Roslindalc in n special
bout ut the amateur tournament 10 be-
held ut the same club Dee. 80.
Frank KLAUS, Frank Madole and their
manager, George E.nele. left Boston
Wednesday noon for New York. Klaus
was satisfied that Gardner outpointed
him in their bout at the -ArmoIy \. a
last Tuesday night, but he wants another
chance TO meet Gardner. The club will
probably stage the bout on Dec. %, and
it will certainly draw big crowd.
\ match with Billy Papke is in pros
pcct for the winner Of the Sailor Burke
Frank Mantell bout tonight at the Ma
tional Sporting Club, New York. Paplia
viii arrive from Australia in January to
lay claim to the middlewcight champion
ship. Both principals in tonight's battle
have trained hard ana faithfully. Burke
conditioned himself in Stratford, CT
MantelI trained at Johnson's road house
whore Abe Attell prepared himself for
his bout with Pal Moore. Both Burk"
and Manten are in the pink of condition
ana will enter the ring weighing close
10 the rliddleWeight limit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
WRESTLING NOTES.

ZyS'rrZko. the biz Pole who has been
seen in wrestling bout in Maine, VIII
try to throw two men in 80 minutes
each. tonight III the Grand Central
Palace New York. The men are Tom
Jenkins and Andrew kindrat. a I.ithu-
anian. Tn. rr,.gram m will include also:
George Hothner. against two men, Tom
Boles Of Wales. ami GuS Larsen of
Sweden, nnthncr agreeing to throw
both In - lninntcS: VIII bingham. the
Engli$S champion, against George
Nifot, tn" olympic champion. row in
structor 1T Coiumhia: ,i"r Roger.
against thros> hoJVi":. and rin%ham in
n second hnut with lrui. Lilis. tn"
Japance,. yiiu jitS.i r.U,!t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
WOULD BE GOOD ONE.
Hanks Hangs Up Big Offer for Jimmy
Gardner and Leo Hauc<.

Manager Hanks announced Thursday
afternoon the probability of q meeting
in this city Thursday, Jan. y. 1911, be
tween Jimmy Gardner Of Lowell. Mass,
and Leo Haucll Of New York, ana stat :
ed tnat in order 10 bring the match
about he had offered the two weltcr-
weights the largest purse that has ever
been hung M for boxing bout In
Maine
These two men are among tie clev-
crest in their class in the East and Z
meeting between them would be Of a
quality that would surely result in the
hooking 10 Augusta Of crowds nf Sports
from al over the state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
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BOXING EVENTS THIS WEEK.

Friday--Frank Mant"l vs. Sailor
Burke. New York: Eddie Murphy VS..
Willie Lucas, and Tom Papkc VS.. Hen
ry West, Rhode Island y e.. Thornton
r. l.: SanmN Trott Ns. john White,
tCincinna;i; johnny Glover Ns. Tony
MarenSn. Johnny Gallant IS. Al Linn
erick AMI hayward EtigGs VS. Joe
Brown, Manchester. \. H.; battling
Hurley VS.. J. Martin. New York.
= Saturday--JohnuN Coulon VS.. Charley
Harvey. New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Dec. |.
Sensationally bulliSh figures on the
condition of winter wheat in Oklahoma
decided the course of today's market.
The close was strong at net advanc'
Of to i. Other leading staples. too, all
finished higher than last night-corn IN
,n3 to lMlt. oats shade to Z, and pro-
visions - to IL.
WHEAT-Dec. 81: May SKA; July 9i5.
CORN-Dec. 45Gs: Nav AIS: July iS2Ti.
OATS-lDec. 30: May 3ls6i; July 3i3Gs
MESS PORk--.Jan. 17.47i: May 1870.
LARD-Jan. ASA 81; May $40
SHORT RIBS-Jan. 9.323: May ?,lo
FLOCR-Steady.
RYE-No. . S0!GIS1.
FEED-Or mixing barley -5Tf6S.
MALTING-Fair to choice 76GS2a.
FLAN SEEDING. / southwestern ei3.:
No. ! northwestern 25G,.
TIMOTHY SEED-9S5
CLONER-1i.
MESS PORK-17. .25f 80
LARD-9S1l
SIORT JlJRS-q 6lfJQ ST.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Dec /.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000: market weak
beeves i50H 80
HOGS-Reccipts 81 900 market strong at
advance light 6S5d12 mixed G90I,S1a'
heavy 500 135.
SIEEP-Rcceipts 20Go0: market weak;
nativ" 225fI i3o; western 215142j; yearlinGs
l20M525: lambs. native 425G670: western ~
Mf6i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Dec. l.
Spot closed quiet 10 points advance,
Middling uplands 15.l5: do. gulf l5."'
Sales 109.90o
Galveston quiet. Is; New Orleans
steady. 49, Savannah quiet, IA 9-le'
Charleston quiet, IA 9-l6s Memphis firm
15s. tsi.fs.a,
Net receipts for six days 355,520.
Exports to Great Britain $3.50: 70
France 92.19l; 10 the Continent 97,iH; 10
Japan GALS.
Stock 996,7sS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02

Jem Mace was born in 1884 at Swaff-
ham. near Norwich. Eng He stood near
ly s feet inches in height and his usual
fighting weight was about 80 pounds.
His first battle was with Slack of Nor
wich for Gl0. and he came OFF victorious
after fighting nine rounds, which only oc-
cupied 10 minutes. Mace then fought Bill
Thorpe for G25 side. Jem won with
the greatest ease in >. minutes. An en-
gagement was next made for an encoun-
ter with Mike Madden for $50 a side.
Mace forfeited, refusing to fight under
the referee named by the stakeholder
Another match was made shortly after
with Madden for e25, but Mace was
again missing, and his reputation was
somewhat tarnished by his refusal To
come to the scratch.
Sept q, 1865. he fought Bob Rrettles Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-02
THE FOOTBALL STARS.
Newspaper Choice of Men for All.
America and ALI Eastern Teams.

John Fitzpatrick ni Yale annoare N
we the unanimous choice of the news
paper critics who have selected An
America or -All-F,astcrn football cIevens
up 7" the present timo. Wendell
fiAAe:, Mckay and L. p. Smith a
Harvard are the most prominent Of
inc crimson candidutcs for hunors.
IN" players most generally selected
l"s ,he various positions We're:
En'is-kiipatrick tYale). 2s: Smith
,hafvarl. IS; Frooks CYale), ana
Marks Penn.), !. each; scattering, 6
Ia2kles-Mckay HarvarD. %.
Scully lYale). 70: wilmington CHar.
Vard)' II; scattering, IL.
"uaros-fisher CHarvard). %: Ben
brook CMichiganl. IS; Brown 1Navvl
o. West West Point). a: scattering II,
Centres--Cozzens penn, Is; Ar
p5ld NWest PoinO. d: Morris (yala,
i: scattering. 8. =
Notwithstanding ,Brown)
.; Howe Oale), .; McGovern Min
nesota), l.
Backs-Werdell Harvard), "a: Mer-
,'r lPenn.). il; Mckay Brown). IL:
Pendieton tPrinceton), 10; RamsdelI
fenE.>, :; Magidsohn Michieanl :.
Corpett (Harvarh, ): scattering. II.
1t IS we'll to be sure you are right be-