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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-29
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s3.9S OIL Stoves: the Brightest
and Best. 2burner size. odorless. smoke
less and non-explosive. A safe. con-
venient stove for all cook 50 M2
ing purposes; warranted. QAs>O
1919 Lawn Hose Set. comnrising
Is feet extra grade high-prcssurc wire
wrapped hose; complete
with couplings and best go MGO
brass spray nozzle. Q%eU/
Hose Reel: made OF clear select
ed hardwood: well made and
strongly bolted: will hold 100 Enc
feet Of 34 hose. .............-..S >N
Nursery Refrieerators of best
tin. neatly finished in oak design; gal
vanized lined. well packed
and fitted with nickel faucet; Sn OR
family Size W. e>O
Goo Berlin Saucepans OF seam
less granite iron with bail han R6O~
die and cover; 14-pint size. ...... O$N
&c sheets OF Manahan's Latest
Improved Double Strength Tarrine
Mothproof Paper. a positive moth
preventive; size Of sheets. 4Ox4s. Nc
Per roll Of IL sheets. 44c.
&c Water Tumhlers. in finest
Quality Colonial Glass. clear and
brilliant; pretty shape and pattern; Re-
9-Opnce size. wv
79c Alarm Clocks, In full nickel
finish. fitted with standard
movement that will keep correct SMc
time. and long. loud alarm. go. O>N
$50 Food Choppers: the Key
stone make: has four different knives
that will cut all kinds Of food-coarse.
medium. fine and extra fine; 0M~
family size; nothing better made. O>N
Gem Ice Cream Freezers, with
tub Of best cedar: electric welded wire
hoops: heavy tin can, double
motion. quick and easy; f. CD fn1
quart size. ~SeV>
S219S Gas Ranges; made with
four large removable burners and sim
merer on top: galvanized slide pan: Is
inch asbestos lined oven: separate warm
bake quickly and evenly;
put I'D in your kitchen with GIT NO
plumbers connections, for. ~ 1s$C
Sc Water Tumblers, Of good
quality medium weight crystal
glass; pretty shape and 9-oE. n NJ
sHe .-..-.....-
69c Garbage Cans, Of extra
grade three coated galvanized iron, with
strong bottoms: bail handle and 26n,
cover; four gallon size. -........ O/O
$1.75 Square Clothes Hampers;
made Of fulI-grade willow, with strong
bottoms and attached covers.
handle on either side, family GA
size. >O$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-29

D~os0sD>~0so~0>s0s0
Not more than six cakes to q
customer.
Oleine,
Swift's Pride Laundry Soap,
Swift's Pride Washing Powder,
Wool,
Sta-.
Brooke's Crystal.
Quart bottle of Strong 3TLc
Household Ammonia for. S7>sS
Not more than two bottles to q
customer.
81 n Continuation Kitchen Sets:
comprising I extra quality steel butcher
knife. combination kitchen knife hav-
ing sixteen different uses. 1 patent egg
II" 90 forster, 4-Guart
yellow mixing bowl and 1 Rebekah at
the Well earthen teapot. 2-pint Sn~
s.Ar. entire set for. ....... S>S
49c Granite Irons Coffee
Pots. with handle and cover. no.
5-pint size. .-............ ~
13c Granite Iron Straight
Saucepans. with long handle and a.
cover, 5-pfnt size ..------.-. ~
39c Granite Iron Rice or MIX
Boilers, with long handle and f0~
cover. 2-pint size. ............. ~
Seconds" Of 25c Grade Table
Oilc'oth. in o. width, a nice assortment
of pretty tile patterns aud plain white;
the imperfections are very nSC
slight; per yard. .....-........ GoS
$3.9S Wash Boilers, Of solid cop
per, with reinforced bottoms and strongly
rfveted handles: they will not rust or
corrode and will last indefinitely: they
have n few dents In them, but are war
ranted water tight; No. Sn "a
Size --.-...--.--. W
Extra Quality Double
Strength Tarrine Moth Balls, Az
sure moth preventive, per lib. ST2S
S1.75 Cottage Toilet Sets, in fine
plain white porcelain. comprising six
pieces; wash bowl, wash pitcher, COW
cred chamber. soap slab and 0Q<-
mug: pretty shape: per set. NV
soc Water Pals, of seamless
Blue Ribbon Enamel. with strong 2nr
riveted handles. 14-quart SIZE S>S
Soc Tea Kettles. of gran
ite Iron. with handle and Do
cover 4-quart size. .-..-...... %~S
$1,000 Dinner Sets. OF fine I'M
perial china In dainty new shapes and
attractive doral decorations with gilt
tracing 100 piece combination, compris-
in. ali the essential pieces
for serving breakfast. dinner Sk OQ
ana tea. ..---.....
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
INHERITANCE TAX
 LITIGATION

Little Rock, Sept. 21.-Forme, :. oehatof McDaniels, of Washington county, called Tuesday afternoon at 'he offlce of Attorney General Nor wood and secured copies of the in- herltance tax laws to study carefully With the intention of taking test case to the Supreme court to see If they Will not be declared unconsti- Iutlonal by the higher tribunal. At 'ofhey McDaniels has several cases involved in litigation over the col iectlon Of inheritance tax, and it is these he will appeal to the Supreme court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
|iYIS ONE
 | OF THE SPEAKERS
L National Association of |,etter Carriers And Says He Parcel Post Bills Desired
 By Carriers.

Rock, Ark, Sept. 21.-The
 dav of the convention of the
 Association of Rural Letter
 began today with fully 200
 in attendance, more hay
 wed during the night. The
 today will be much more in
 than yesterday, for it will
 ly given over to the work of bciation. In the morning
 Jeff Davis delivered a char |c Jeff Davis speech in which d for the parcel posts asked 1.-the carriers. He told them
 ld exert his utmost power to Fthing else from the govern
 carriers need, saying they lE much to civilize the world
 puraging correspondence in
 never reached by letters in et. Judge Joe Asher of Pu- bounty, president of the State loads Association also address, convention in the forenoon, lg entirely of good roads. subject dear to the Rural and Judge Asher was given attention. He stated if all rriers would work to educate ople along their routes to the of good roads, the would not find it so difficult lse the farmer and get his as- Q. In the afternoon a busi- 'esslon will be held and to- Ae delegates will be the guests Board of Trade for a theater
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
RATS ACT WITH
 DOGS AND CATS

Little Rock, Sept 21.-Almost ey- efythlng in the way of trained ami . hals has appeared in Little Rock in lhe past years, but trained rats is something new, especially when cats ana dogs are used iu the same act. ouch an exhibition is being given at the Majestic, a Little Rock theater. Ill which 90 rats are trained to per- form along with number of dogs and cats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22

Conse ndated Casualty Company of
 Arkansas.
 Pine Bluff, Ark
 entlemen:-I hereby acknowledge rec eipt of your check No. 1904, on the Bank of Pine Bluff of this city fo s1C0.00 being the full amount of 'cident policy, No. 11267 carried by ry husband (Sam Davis) who was :ilied while at work for the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company at their camns while loading logs, one of which slipped and rolled over him calsing his death few hours there after.
 I also wish to thank you and your company for your promptness in settling this claim as I was paid in full within fifteen days after my husbands death. Wishing you and your company success, I remain,
 Yours truly
 SALLIE DAVIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
TAX REDUCTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the county court of Jefferson county will, on October 5th, 9th and 7th, 1910. near any complaints of persons at the action of the Board of Equiliza- ton ill raising their property at the session of the said board held in 1910.
 JAS. GOULD,
 County and Probate Judge g 22 St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
II SAVED HIS LEG.

nought I'd lose my leg ' A Ewensen. of Watertown, Ten Years of eczema, that 15 could not cure, had at last up. Then IBucklen's Arnica culed It, sound and we'll" h. 0r Skin Eruptions, Eczema aeum Boils, Fever Sores, sealds, Cuts and Piles. at 25c druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22

. s aAlE-At a bargain small !, u aot on Lakeside. conven-
 N line. One block from new
 eet' has city water. electric & connection. will sell on
 ' desired. Pinchback Tay-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22

snffer from Blood
 ..r,t know it. Read ...,ly cured by B. B. B. ~ and pains in bones,
 itching, sei,on scmons c,ands' lN oT en an the Skin. Sore nnR3 falling hair, Pimples, sutn, ,dns cancerous Sores, efuptlGqi;sS;s ;ss Face or any part s s. oh oh on on Skin, or run down
 sm rs on any part or the
 nr Soils, TAKE BOTAN-
 ,} or fR' P B. B.), GUARAN- Y even p B. B. drives all Ees' from TO the system and
 el n,,re. rich blood directly ot t.ce pei In this way Sores, Surlace.o and every evidence of .np,r sre quickly healed ana ana 9,.4oiv 2 s,e changing the entire sssx s'san. healthy condition;
 mST OR FOUL CATARkH {. ,ains. hawking or splitting, e,,,rche. 7, rf even old, stubborn lslre .0siv cured by Botanic Blood 'e1l RI. because these troubles a,ood %G Poison. ..o,,,-.
 FETCHING ECZEMA
 9sr. open, itching sores of .n eis fave after treatment with an ..use ,s these troubles are caus- ps c1s,iS poison. while B. B. B. kills od askes n the blood pure and Xiii the sores and stops the sTessILn q enssIL,nOD BALM (B. B. B.. .nd safe to take, composed of K snH n,Hneredients. It puriffes and .s. v nhiood. SAMPLE SENT err,ting Blood Balm Co.,, Att ANARCHISTS, or by express. nTTTLE TE with directions for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
s$ttA ]%+% <%$ AL ESTATE .
 TRANSFERS. < Reported Daily by | 2 1OBERTS ABSTRACT CO.,. :
 |. Vail. Treas. : vest Barraque Street : nafanteed Abstracts : N |s|sl$**+++*&+%%%

2, Knight to A. R. Cal lrnty deed, N 1-2, s 1-2. l-4' section 2s, 5. 10. 1hner, ct al to Robert S. sarranty deed. lot 20. block 'on Heights, addition. $25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22

san tell when you'll mash a X sulfer a cut, bruise, burn or .. ne prepared. Dr. Thomas N Instantly relieves the cures the wound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
Pine Bluff, Ark. Sept. 5. 1910

9 22 St.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-05-21

FIlk
Cdlk Of the Gown

\ number of friends, attended
the funeral of Claud Arts, in Lin
coin Thursday afternoon of last
week
Mrs. Augustus Johnston of w.
Williams St who has been quiet
Ill IS much improved.
Mrs. Rove of S Pasfield St who
has bee Ill with diptheria, has
about recovered.
Mr.. Trim Smith is slowly ccn-
valescing.
Mrs D Johnson 8oo% E. Wash
ington St was very i'll the first
part of the week
The Old park Board was re-
elected.
Misses Lola McGregory and
Emma White of Decatur were
attendance at the Elk Ball May Q
aud while here were the guests of
their cousin, Mr. G., Person 1Io6
E. Jefferson St.
Presiding Elder E. T Cottman'
of Springfield district return this
week after IN absance og two weeks
touring the Southern part of the
state. Dr. Cottman reports the
work in good shape over the dis
trict. He Will hold quarterly
meeting at St John church to-.
morrow,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-05-21
Help Wanted

AGENTS ARE MAKING BIG
money selling our combination
Benefit plan. Benefits for sickness
accident. natural death accidental
death, quarantine, loss of emp oy
ent. Insures beneficiary. Identifies
member especially large benefits
for accident or death while in
public conveyance. Best and most
liberal policy Good contracts given
Standard protective Society.
Phoenixville, Pa.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-05-21
Grand Opening

The Peerless Ice Cream Pallor
and Cafe opens Wednesday even.
ing. May 25th at the corner OF
14th and Mason SITS. You, your
company and friends are cordial
Iy invited to attend. Plenty of
good things to eat and drink.
Music by Nix's Orchestra.
Mrs. Lenora Fisher.
Louise Nix
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-05-21
VIM. NOBLE
HORSE sHoElNG SPECIALLY

Mr.. WILLIAM NOBLE, he
celebrated Kentucky Horse Sho
er, who has followed shoeng
thoroughbreds for years, is now
able to do good work at reason
able prices.
l725 {. Brown St. SIP ingfeId, ILL.,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-05-21
News tand

You can secure The Forum
and all colored papers for sale
at the Union Grocery Store, 18th
and Cass SITS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.


New York, Dec. 6--Heavy selling OF
United States Steel shares bas d upon
rumors which Nerc olilclally dehied al
ted the close Of trading that the com,
pany would soon announce partial
slut-dow al some Of it5 plants becau g
OF the poor BUSINESS outlook, caused
general unsettlement OF prices IN TO-
days stock market. The movement was
Of fairly largo proportions ENG numer-
GUS instances brought stocks down to me
lowest level recorded in some weeks. The
movement b gan in the afternoon some
time after the publication Of the Pres
ident's message, which W5s n no sense
factor Indeed conservative at street
seemed disposed. to extract much COM
fort from the Chief Executives recon-
mchdations, particularly MS piea that
no legislation dealing with lufther reg
Ulation On control Of the corporation ha
enacted pending a Inther test OF eHl sl7
ing laws, while ms eitoIts al increases 20
economy in the conduct OF SoNcIllineht"l
affairs came in for much faVorapie CRIT
iciSm.
The reports limiting at a shutdown IN
the steel ard IRON districts were pre-
coded hv advices from IittsbUg, WhlGh
stated that the number Of men now idle
in that center already exceeds l',oop' "
line with this were rumors tlat some q
the railroads had determined 10 cancel
orders for equipment ana that q genera
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
MARRIED..
CUMBERLAND.

GU MBERLAN IL.
PoTtland-Nov. %, Frank Philippe and
Annie NJ. Doughcrty; Nov. g. NANCY
Clawson ana Miss Eota Parker: NOV. 20,
James Arthur SANFORD Of Gardiner and
Mildred Randall Of Portland.
FRANKLIN.
FarmingtOn-NoV. ~, Robert T.. Nc
Clury and Adclla Luen.
HANCOCK.
Sedgwick-\ov. %, John a. Cray and
so 5i iIIarbor-Nov. 2G, Rudolph
Glley Of Southwest Ilarbor and Miss
Ida J. RumilI Or West fremont.
Bar Harbol-Nov. 2i Miss Gertrude
Marion Eldridse of Franklin and Charles
Otis ilardison Of North sullivan.
Elsworth-Nov, ., Miss Helen D. Nor
ris TO William ". Saunders, both Of
Bucksport-Nov. Is, Miss Blanche G.
Heath OF Orland and Ralph L. Sawyer Of
Bucksport.
Washinston-Nov %, Alton n. Collins
of Appleton and Miss Lizzie z. Packard
North Waldoboro--Nov. "a, Leland
Johnston ana Mi 5 Nina Miller.
OXFORD.
Bethel-Dec. ], Miss Erva Mae Bart
lett and George Vernon Greene.
Norway.-,Nov q, Gao. y. currior and
west Paris-Nov. %. Elmer 8. Harmon
and Mrs. Susanna 3, Chandler, both Of
Paris.
rENOBSCOT. t"l
Bangor-Nov, %, Louis. Z. shcnlay and
Miss Ethel L. Gilman; Nov. 80, Waiter +.
Curtis Of Bucksport and Miss GRACE E.
Fish Of Brewer
Millnocket-Nov. =, Harry g. Mclean
and Minnie Baker, Both Of Woodstock,
SAGADAHOC.
Bath--Nov. 80, Miss Florence Donnell Of
Bath and Carroll Watson OF Boston.
SOMERSET
Skowhegan-NoV. q, Earnest Emerson
M Madi .onISov. 90, Thomas c. johnson
and Miss Madec 4 Morrill,.
KENNEBEC.
HalloweIl-Doc. l, Ernest Thurlow
Scammon of Brunswick aud Miss Rose
Marguerite Falconi Of Hallowell.
ANDROSCOGGTN
Auburn-Bec. 2 Frank THOMPSON Darl-
inc and Miss Barnian Irene Clement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
SPORTING NEWS.
SPORTING NOTES.

The Cleveland Olympic commission
that has the promise of being awarded
the Olympic games in 1916 for Cleve-
land, will shortly ask Congress for an
appropriation Of S225.0O0, contingent
upon the fact that the United States
is awarded the Olympic games in 1916.
The chairman OF the commission i9
Myron T. Herricl., Ex-Governor Of the
state, while all the important organ
fzations in Cleveland, including the
Chamber of Commerce and Chamber
Of Industry, are represented.
Feb. II the Naval Academy and Yale
will meet in a Joint gymnastic and
wrestling tournament ut Annapolis,
and week later the midshipncn win
contend in the same sports against the
representative Of University OF Penn
sylvania. The Navy gymnasium team
loses heavily from last year, but q
great deal is expected of the wrestling
team, which loses but one man. Not
able additions TO the WrestlorS are
Brown and Gilchrist, the Fourth class
men who did such good work on the
football team. Brown weighs 2G6
pounds, and will supply a long-fclt
want of the Navy team. as they had
never man the equal in weight Of
the heavyweight representative OF the
larger institutions,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
FOOTBALL NOTES,

a former Maine boy who has gained
prominence in football in Massachu-
sets is Henri Benoit, formerly Of Ban
sor.. He has captaincd and played
tackle on the champion Maiden High
eleven which has not been beaten this
year, winning II straight games many
against strong teams, and being scored
on but twice. Young Bcnoit has also
achieved the honor Of being picked as
captain Of the All-intersch0las foot
BAH team of Massachusetts, being con-
sidered the best player a. tackle in the
Massachusetts High and prep schools.
Carl Mitchell has been elected cap
tain Of the Wesleyan eleven for next
season and gridiron followers in Maine
will he very much pleased to hear Cf
the signal honor bestowed upon the
old Portland High star. 1t goes with
out saying that Beef" Mitchcll's re-
election comes as a reward Of merit to
one Of the strongest football men ever
turned out in Portland and shows his
popularity and also a proper apprecia-
ton of his fine leadership Of the eev-
Ell tile past season. In all probability
with Mitchell CAPTAIN another season
Wesleyan Will make another trip to
Portland and gridiron fans would like
nothing better than TO see tho cardi-
nal and black eleven and BoWd0in
clash once more at Pine Tree park
The receipts Of this years football
season at Phillips Andover Academy
have amounted TO enough TO pay off
the standing debt on Brothers field. In
1901 the Academy Athletic Association
borrowed from the trustees about 49,.
900 to drain and grade the field which
had just been given TO the institution
by George r. knapp Of the board Of
trustees. At the beginning of thi3 sea-
son the debt which remained was
S595O.44 all Of which has now been paid
TO the trustees from the receipts OF
a most successful football season, Tho
association now plans extensive in.-
provcments, The field will soon be en-
largcd, so as to allow room for claGs
games. a track with 220-yari
straightaway will be added Tor the
Varsity meets. \ fine covered hockeE
rink is planned, q baseball cage VIII
be constructed and tennis courts viii
be added. The present track viii be de-
voted entirely to class events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
BOWDOiN ATHLETICS.
Good Number of Runners Candidates
for Relay Team.

Brunswick. Ne. Dec. 6.-(SpeciaD.-
A number of fellows who have been
prominent in athletics at Bowdoin are
candidates for the relay team which
will probably race Tufts Feb. II at
the Boston Athletic Association meet
ing at Mechanics hall. The outlook
for d good team is very promising.
The following men are out for the
relay team: Lawrence Mcfarland.
IL, captain of the Bowdoin track
team; Bob" Cole, 20. who hasr for
the last two years when Bowdoin has
won from Tufts: Curtis futile 'l3.
who run on last years team: T. E.
Emery, '13. captain Of the Varsity
cross country team; Doc" Robinson,
IL. alternate on the cross-country
team last year: Jesse Mckinney, who
came in second in the 100-yard dash
IN the Maine meet; Stanley Pierce,
II. high jumper: Lincoln Scofield.
10, who ran against the Bates fresh
man team last year: Burton Walker.
10, who run the 44o-yard dash in the
Maine meet; Rob" Weatherill, IA.
who played on this seasons football
team; H. K Hine. II, who ran in
the Maine meet. and Maurice Gray.
'l2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
DARTMoUTA's AERO CLUB.
Collegians Vote to Buy Glider for
=, ,..,,....,; Experimental Work. ....

Hanover, N. H., Der. 6.--Dartmoutll
College students Monday night enroll
ed themselves in the list Of aeronauti-
cal societies of the country by forming
the Dartmouth Aero Club, electing Of
ficers and voting to buy a glider for
experimental purposes during the
present month
The new club starts off with so ac-
tive and 100 associate members. The
officera elected were:
PRESIDENT. w. Pearson Of Con-
cord N. H.
Vice president-L. P. Hall of Ann
Arbor. Mich.
Secretary--Richard Paul Of Boston
Treasurer-J. NJ. Mathes OF Dover,
N. II.
1t was voted to buy glider during
tho Christmas recess and begin OK
perimental work with It at the open
ing of college after the Christmas re-
cess.
An invitation was received for mem
bers of the club to make a balloon
ascension in the early spring with a
view to contesting the long balloon
trip recently made by members OF the
Williams College Aero Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07

Of John l.. Cook, late Of Bath, Don f.
Cook, admins traitor; estate Of George
W. Johnson, late of Topsham, Joseph
II. Rousseau Of Brunswick, admins
traitor; estate Of William Sanford, late
Of Bath, Hattie L. Johnson and VIII
liam S. Shorey, administrator.
Guardians ppointed-Alfred Z.
Trott Of Milton c. and Freeman A.
J'rott, minors, Of Woolwich; W. T..
Hall. Jr, of Lillian F. Colby, minor,
of Topsham; W. T. Hall, IT.. of Mary
T. Wood, n. c. m, Of Bath.
Accounts allowcd-First and final of
Victor j. Ring, administrator of estate
Of Mark Ryder. late Of Richmond;
first and final Of W r. Hall, Jr ad-
Of estate Of Frazier Wood,
late of Bath; second and final Of iar-
riet Z. HartWell. administrative Of cs-
tate Of VIM II. HartWcll late Of Bath;
first and final of Clara NJ. Reed.
guardian OF Samuel y. Morse Of Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
RACE TRACK NOTES.

Alfred Shrubb returned home Sun
day to Toronto, Ont, from his New
York and Boston races. When shown a
challenge from Abbie Wood Of Mon
treal to run him Is miles there Strubb
Immediately accepted, il Wood would
make it u miles. A. E. Wood, the Eng
iishInan, wants to run Abbie Wood
also and Fred Meadows wants crack
at Shrubb at IL or Is miles,
a meeting Of the Lewiston & Au-
burn Driving Club was held Monday
and plans were made for this win
ter's ice racing. Officers were elected
as follows: F. H. Wiggin. president;
Alton Allen. vice proe'1n~+' " 20
E. Bearce, treasurer; John T. McGii-
licuddy. secretary; DR.. roscoe >... IN
and +. /. Root. auditors; r. II. Dain.
I. L. Robbins, Will Miller, F, j. VIII
hanson and \. c. Scrbner executive
committee. Dr.. Ray Nathan Randall
was elected a new member.
A 10-lap-to-th running track.
completely covered with corrugated
rubber, laid over a covering OF soft ma
teral to give the whole track resilien-
cy, was installed in the Seventh Regi-
ment Athletic Associations gymnasium
at Chicago. Over 1000 feet OF rubber
was used for the covering. The idea OF
q corrugated rubber covered track IS
to insure safer footholds when round
ing corners and also to instil the ath-
lete with confidence so that when he
rounds the corner he should not slow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
New York Produce Market.
Now Work Da

New YORK, Dec. 6.
Flour was steady with q fair local
trade; receipts 3Si25; shipments G95.
NllEAT-Spnt finn; No. red 9SA eleva-
tor ana 991 f.ooh. aAoat; No. / northern
Duluth ll94 fob afioat; receipts 4o,So9;
shipments $3.50
CORN-Spot easy; standard white 80:
~: 2 @9a; No. 3. 3Sl; No. 4, s.. Receipts
PORK-FirIn, mess 90
BEEF-i}arely steady: family ISdl950.
Lard-Eaay; Middle West prime l01U4
sUGAR--Raw firm: muscavado 50 test
$50; centrifugal af test 400 molasses 50
test f2j refined quiet.
BtTTER-Firm receipts 954S: creamery
M2S.
EGGs-Firm: receipts $500; state Penna
and nearby, henenry white fancy 81; do.
gathered white '4o050; do. hennery brown
fancy 450lS; do. gathered brown A. as;
do. fair to good 35N40; Western gathered
v hitc 35G45; fresh gathered exua first
9S040; do. first 35031; do. seconds 3tIi34
refrigerator special marks fancy in local
St, rage g; do. first 2i3M25i; do. seconds
23}I2l
Easy: state per bag 1900
$50; Jersey sweets per Dbl 1500250