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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

Expert watch repairing-Allen's.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Hamilton watches for accurate time
keepera Aliens ieWelry store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Rowen. OF Oska-
loosa, spent Wednesday night In the
nj
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

Rev. Thomas Horton, who has been
IN this city for a short time, went to
Boone this morning to take charge Of
Grace Episcopal church, under the d.
rection Of Bishop Morrison.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

Fresh peas, tomatoes and cucum-
bers received daily. Reynolds & Shell
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

Farmers, Kendall & Vests will pay
you the highest market prices for your
butter and eggs. See us.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

We have just received new supply
Of glass jars in. pints, quarts. and half
gallons. Reynolds & ShelSSn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-15

Johnson g. Matson will pay IA cents
for eggs and 20 cents for good butter
Saturday The East End Grocery, 222
East Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
THAT EXCESSIVE DRINKERS HUN
oREos OF CASES At TIE NEAL INSTITUTE

How can excessive drinkers be saved is
an international problem. Or Lyman
Abbott, editor of Tho outlook. in the
issue of Aug L, took this view of the
question:
The appetites and passions should be
under the control of the will, and so
guided and directed by the reason as to
promote physical mental and moral
health. Nhcn they are net under tbs
control Of the viii and are not thus
guided by the reason, the result Is intem-
perancA. I here may be an Incorporate
eating. as We'll as an Incorporate drink
ing, dn incorporate use of tea and coffee.
as well as an Incorporate use Of beer or
wiz Such yielding to The appetite. such
allowing of them To escape from the con-
trei OF jhe Will and tho reason, is a vice,
fluttonF Is as truly as VIE AZ drunken
ness though not a vice which produces
anything like as seriously injurious re
suits either TO the individual Or 10 soeie-
ty Gluttony is gin and the glutton is
Il sinner. He Is not to pity himself as n
victim, hut to condemn himself as sin
step toward reform. So drunkenness is a
sin and the drnnkaTd Is a sinner. He al
so is not to pity himself as a victim, but
to condemn himself as sinner This
self-cend amnatiou in his case, as in the
case of the glutton. is the first step, ard
an indispensable step, toward real reform.
"But while iutcmperauce IN all It's
forms is u sin. the dis ase which IL pro-
duces is not sin. Gluttony may produc =
dyspepsia, dyspepsia is not a sin, though
II may be a result Of sin. Excessive
drinking OF tea may, and often does, pro-
duce serious nervous dis aase, nervous
disease is not a sin. though 1t may be q
result of sin. Excessive drinking OF al
cohol produces disease known "a in
ebriety. that disease is not sin trough
il IS always n result Of sin, one OF the
effects of this disease is loss Of self
control. HE WHO Is AFFLICTED
WITH THIS IN ITS MOST SERIOUS
FORM Is As UNABLE 70 CONTROL
HIS NPPETITES AS \ MAN AFFLiC-
TED WITH LOcoMoToR ATANIA Is
To CONROL. HIS MUSCLES. To put a
nan afflicted with this disease in jail uu-
til he has recovered from the immediate
intoxication and then send him out
again into temptations which he IS pow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14

eriess 70 resist is inexeusable folly. IN
EBRIETY Is NOT TO BE PINlSIIED.
II is To BE CURED.
The Neal Treatment, now administered
In Portland. IS based upon the idea So
ably expressed by good old On. Lyman
Abbott. That this theorf Is correct and
that ncbriety can he cured is proved by
the success which has attended the adj
ministration Of the Neal Treatment at
Neal Institutes in over sky cities III thc
United States and Canada.
he Australian government has otii-
elaily recognized the value Of curing
rather than Furnishing drink victims. In
tufiateS are given the Neal Treatment
ae means Of restoring them 10 useful
svli-sustainlng citizenship
me accumulation of alcoholic poison
IN Tue system vi tie excessive dfnker
20 u .z, efaNlng desire for ffpupr aud loss
o. SeiI-controi or VIII power. AZ long as
the poison IL there good intentions 10
stop drinking are overthrow Get fh
of III accumulation OF alcoholic poison
aud the problem Il solved
The Neal Treatment. which is admin
iStsred Al the Portland Neal Institute.
neutralizes and eliminates alcoholic poi
son This happy result Is accomplished
ing the case may be Al desire for liquor
Is quickly removed. The Neal Treatment
is perfectly harmless vegetable remedy
taken internally, 1t - administered at
the Neal Institute lay regular physicians.
There are no hypedarmic injections The
Neal Treatment acts as an antidote Tor
alcoholic poison. 1t also serves az a
tonic strengthening nerves, Improving
the appetite and restoring refreshing
sleep.
Patrons are treated like guests a. thu
Neal institute They enjoy ali the COM
forts OF home. hotel or club. and even
more privacy Il desired. Meals and medi-
zines are served in their rooms. Names
are never revealed. Arrangements can be
mude for home treatment for those that
cannot come to the Institute.
II ire us and our prtEAip aulalugblia viii
meet You at the station in Portland ans
hour Of the day or night
IT YOU have friend who drinks 10 ex-
cess YOU can help save him. Call, WRIT
or phone the Neal Institute. g. Pleasant
Ave. Woodford's station Portland
Maine. Octlldlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
NEW YORK STICK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Al
tho Leading Stocks.

Ne7v York. Oct. 13-Moderately higher
prices prevailed at todays close OF the
Stock Exchange which was characterz d
BY the same firm tone as on recent days.
The general situation remained unchang-
Cd in its essential features bearing up
on the securities market and during the
greater part of the day trading was dull
and prica movements were nominal,
Vigorous upward movement in the last
half hour of the same description as
that which occurred at the close or the
preceding session. established a high y
range Of prices The Hartman stocks
Reading. Lehlgh Valley, Northern "a
citc Atkinson and Amalgamated Con
per all gained a point or more and INIT
cd states Steel nearly point ne DID
ding for Reading was especially Keen.
Trading In Am RIGA Tobacco securities
was the conspicuous feature OF the DAY
Dealings in the per cent. bonds amount
ed to $5.S500C0 Within the flrst ~ min
utes OF trading bonds to the par value
of nearly 100000 changed hands at
rapidly rising prices The tours rose
from 96l to 923 and the per cent. r
tifcates from s9t to 92s. on the ourp
the common stock SCARED IL points. a
GOOD deal of Importance was attached 10
the strength displayed In the seeuriti IS
and the movement stimulated tne en-
al market. Trading In the topaceo ., -,
sues was based TO q great extent upon
the belief that the plan FOR dlssoI ,.li'}5
and reorganization of the company Woula
be file3 IN court today. When the otilctai
announcement was maze titett ~. -.
would not be- filed this week, tue top"1So
issues lost part of their gains. =,
General Electric responded to tue ~
cree Of the federal courts ordering dls-
solution of the electrical co.nsine with
a gain OF point although 1t SUBSEQUENT l,.ll :
i " fen back, American Beet sugaI
reached new record in its unWard
movement The decline in Alls"ChHlin
ers continued The FIVE per cent. bonds
fell points to 56, the lowest price AZ
which this issue has sold since the ofislii
of the COMPANY. Largely on account, +, Oh
the enormous dealings In American 10
bacco securities, the days trading IN
the bond market was the heaviest Tor
more than two Years, Prices were gener-
| ally higher. tt
Known movements of money for the
! weel, Indicate Il further cash loss hv ne
| banks. 1t is expected, however, that the
! loss win be considerably smaller than
! last week
Total sales. par value. $s3S2.000 United
| states bonds were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
BaxIss s0Tss.

Joe Bedell and -Cy Smith. the Jersey
Thundert oft, will be the headliners at
the Brooklyn Beach a. c., South
Brooklyn, next Monday night.
William Watkins. q Negro light
heavyweight from Chicago, makes his
New York debut Saturday night at
the Fairmont A. c. He viii meet
george McDermott in a six-round bout
watkins wants q match with Sam
tangfcrd, after which he is ready 10
tackle Jack Johnson.
If Ad wolgast is not afraid to face
knockout Brown for the third time, he
nau-have the opportunity and split u2
SEQ, sthe sum offered for l0-round
bogt AZ the Fairmont a. c. in New
York. Brown docs not seem to e Wor-
riei about facing the lightweight
CHAMPION. fer no sooner had Billy
Gibson. manager Of the club. made the
rfffr tan Dan >riorgan said Yes y
Morgan does the talking for Brown
X. O. merely nodded his consent It's
IN to Wolgast to elinch the bargain.
Great Britain has sent lis some elaY-
er little men Jem DriscollI owen
Noren and Freddie Welsh, To say
nothing OF some of the old timers, bat
Matt Wells, the present British light
weight champion, bids fair 10 make
a bigger clean up than any OF them,
as far as American dollars are con-
cerned. and the present British cham
zion Is Just as clever as any. Wells
has already made i. @. Brown, Ace
At.ell. Pal Moore and several others
look foolish IN short distance eneount-
srs. ard there is every reason 10 be-
lieve that he can outpoint Packy Nc
Farland and Ad Wolgast as well. at
leaet over the short distance route.
In an artistic boxing bout of 10
rounds that was void Of brutality at
the Nationa, Sporting Club, in New
York Thursday night Willie Lewis and
JEFF Smith fought draw. Smith mad
all the better of the early sessions, but
lost his speed toward the end. and
Lewis IN the final rounds was able to
even M the score. Lewis was unable
to heat Smith in the first half OF ths
battle. JEFF stood away and blocked
and countered all of Willie's leads and
right swings with stiff left punehes
to tho Jaw. Whenever Lewis tried to
put over his sleeping dose Smith
stepped back out Of range. At close
fighting evils ives tire master. Outside
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
POLICEMAN KILLS FUGITIVE.
Shoots Prisoner Who Had Broken
Away from Him.

New York, Oct. I3.-Michaef ].
Astell, of No. 500 East 47th street.
Manhattan, was shot and mortally
wounded Thursday morning by Pa
trolman John Clifford. of the West
New Yerk. y. j. police. He died while
being taken to the North Hudson hos
pital In an ambulance. clifford is IN
der parole pending action by Preseeu-
tor Garven OF Hudson county.
Astell was sarraigned before Masis-
trate CorneiE In Manhattan a couple
of days ago sand ordered to pay his
wife So week He was paroled in
custody of a probation officer, Wednes-
day night he visited West New York.
and dropped into several saloons. The
last place he entered was the saloon
of John Veit at Bergenline avenue
and 10th street. Eeit went 70 the
vault TO tap a keg Of beer, and in his
absence Astell took a Mexican ONYX
statuette from behind the bar, and, re-
marking to other customers in the
place that he was going TO show 1t TO
friends. left the saloon, taking the
statuette with him. He took it TO the
home Of Bernard Weis. in 18th street
When he failed to return Welt in
formed the police, and Patrolman
Clifford was sent 10 the house. The
policeman waited outside until As'ell
came out with the bundle und r his
arm. Astel1, 1t is alleged. started &c
run when the policeman attempted te
arrest him, and Clifford star ed in pur-
suit. Clifford fired two shots ane
Astell stopped and SURRENDERED.
1t 18th street and Bergenline ave-
lnue Astell broke the nippers and ran
lchford gave chase. and as Asteil Wa'
,outfoo.ing him The policeman tire4 two
shots. one bullet went wide. but tn
other entered Astell's back and Went
t'-orgh the body, penetrating lung
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
New York Produce Market.

View York. oct l2
FLOtB-Was steady with q tair bust
aess doing Receipts 4i,is6. shipments.
S6.7 IS
WltEAT-spot strong No red 10
elevator export basis, and 10l 0 b atloai,
M J Northern Duluth 1874 b afoati
receipts, $500, shipments, 1854
C0RN-Spct strong No :. p nominal
elevator domestic basis 10 arrive and III
nominal anoat. export grade; re-
ceipts, l07l5, shipments, 5l.l5L
oAIS-Spot easy. standard white 81
in elevator; No. ., S. No. 3, ~, No. l.
- and natural white and white clipped,
5l3d55s on track: receipts, 1925.
P0RK-Steady.
BEEF-Firm.
LARD-steady middle west s95Q4e5
refined steady; compound quiet.
STGAR-Raw. firm; muscovado, 81 test
545 centrifugal. % test sos; moasses, -
test $50; refined. steady.
BUTTER-Fasy: receipts, 9sS5; cream
cry so clals. 3lkH3e: extras S0kQ3i.
EGGS-Barely steady, unchanged re-
celpts, G5A
POTATOFS-W Weak Maine bag 2l5T
DDS Long Island Dbl. 26e927S, state, soo9
22o: Jersey, 2lo4235.
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IN RECEIVERS HANDS.
Publishers IF Hamctoa's Magazine Pc
titoned inlo Bankruptcy.

New York, Oc,. IA petition in
bankruptcy was fled Thursday against
The Columbian Sterling PUBLISHING Co,
publish rs Of tie Columbian Hampton
Magazine. Gordon y Murray, law
yer of No. 60 Wall street VAS up
pointed receiver, with a bond Of $780,
Gee Permission vas granted BY the
court for the continuation of the bust
ness for % DAYS and for the issuance
of receivers rincates to raise the
money necessary for ouch continuation.
Under these conditions 1t is said that
the next number Of the magazine Is to
be Issued,
The bankruptcy petition upset ar
rangements. which 1t is said were on
the point Of being completed ter the
financing of the company bJ mil
lionaire and the payment IA full OF all
creditors.
The total Of the claims Of the petit
tioning creditors. Alfred u. Baker, an
illustrator, The Quaeria Color Go. and
the Colorplate Engraving Co. is only
$1S64.
The petition. e Is understood, was the
outcome OF deep anxiety on the part Of
law firm in connection with the as
/ sets Of this company. Il was the
| climax oe troubles that have befallen
the MAGAZINES publishers thick and
feq' stree 'he ravelation Of alleged
fraud in connection with the sale Of
tne., publishing company's stock.
This last named phase OF the situa-
ton is being investigated b. federal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
Shows Gain Over Same
Period Of Last Year.
Resumption by Cotton Mills In
diCaleS Better Conditions.
Failures Of aesk AL, Against 257
Last Year.

New York. oct. 1Ss-R. 9. Dun &
Co.'S, Weekly Eeview Of Trade tomor-
rev viii SAY:
Measured by every important test,
the volume Of business is larger than
attic corresponding period last yeai,
and it is gradually expanding, TO -
ports from the leading trade centers
during the week being especially checr-
f1.
Tie assumption of operations by
some laesA eettea mills indicates Il
more encouraging mill position Prices
on Gotten aoas and other merchandise
are close. AGA ticks s=oz-, have been
reduced ono cert per yard. Southern
denims 9-ez., hall 4 cent, and East
ern, 9-oz desimG are held at 164a cents.
At the lower prices there is more dis
position shown by retailers to oper-
ate. garae fair sized orders have been
placed FEY E0se and betting duck, and
staple prints are being ordered freely
h Western iobbers. There is a steady
business in mapped cottons and retail
erS display more disposition to order
wash goods and cotton fabrics for
eprine delivery Export trade Is slight
~ less active. but continues We'll
ahead OF last year, and rs the market
for Jaw material declines tendency
to expand production is noted. The
demand for dcuble-faeed fabrics IN
drneg goods and mems wear continues
a noteworthy feature IN wooden goods
and actiyitY IS SHOWN in the demand
for staple aer1es. The Boston wool
market is fai:lE active. Prices ut the
London auction sale were steady, but
Australian markets We're lower.
Eastern footwear manufacturers are
not I'll busy. but there is constantly
increasing activity, with many du-
nlieate .hrlets for fall and winter, and
future Srders larger and moro numer-
ous. .rtSe trade improves slowly.
Theross steady trade in leather and
sales. while not individually large.
I,o'-n a fair volume of business Cur
tailed production causes light receipts
r eens prices firm on about all va
riaties. especially sole. Large sales are
again reported on packer hides.
Failures this week numbered 2H III
the United states against %, last Year
and &C in Canada compared with Fl q
Year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
COFFEE TAKES A JUMP.
Advances Friday Almost a Cent a
Pound in New York MARKET.

New York, 0ct 13-Foliowing the
already sensational advances Of the
past several weeks. there was jump
of practically a pound in the local
coffee market today-one of the Zig
gest price movements in the history
of the trade, which carried December
ontracts up to Is or within points
of the recently predicted ID cents
level Business surpassed in volume
anything ever noted except in times
of extreme eXciteme Mt and approx
mately 1900 bags for the day. The
market closed only a few points oft
from the top with the tone steady at
prices which ranged anywhere from IS
to 102 points above the closing figures
of "Wednesday
The continued unfayorable weather
in Brazil, and. private cables report
ing that the October flowe ring was
turning out practically a failure, thus
suggesting small crop for next sea-
son, together with big advances both
in the Brazilian and European mar
kets and reports that leading roast
ing interests were sweeping the local
spot market bare of supplies at q
sharply advancing range Of prices
seemed responsible for the days eX-
citement. The average consumer, it
is said.has not felt the full effect Of
the advance in green coffees. Coffee
roasters, or packers of special pack
ages, in most Instances, avoid split
ting the nickel" in naming their ultl-
mate prices ard while the buyer of
roasted coffee for home consumption
IS probably paying five cents pound
more on the average than he did six
months ago, the more recent advances
in the unroasted berry apparently
have vet to male themselves felt in
the retail situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14

The Baseball Magaziue-Special
World Series Numbers just out, and
contains some fine dope comparing the
Giants and Athletics. This special
issue is profusely illustrated with
photographs of all the leading con-
testants in the great World Series.
There are good football stories, and q
fne life story Of Champion Frank
Gotch. Among the contributors OF
this issue are Edward Collins Of the
Champion Athletics. an article by
John Evers, together with stories on
Connie Mack and Frank Schultz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The sardine eannery of G. n. VIII
linms. with boiler house. smokehouse.
office, shed and part of the wharf at
Cutler was burned Thursday night
with about 1000 cases Of sardines
ready for shipment The loss will be
about $4,000, partially insured The
fire broke out shortly before midnight
and was beyond control when discov-
cred. The wind was blowing strong
way from the village, or further dam
age might have been done. G. w.
Beardsley K Son. who occupied part
of the wharf, lose about $1,000 In stock
and machinery. The factory was In
operation, and about 100 hands will be
out of employment
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Chiefs 10; Cleveland 2.

Cleveland. Oct 13.-Clncinnat won tie
second game of the state championship
series with Cleveland today. 10 to ,, th4
victory being the second victory secaI ed
by the National Leasuers. The American
League have none vet 10 their credit
Benton held Cleveland safe oil the Wy
while Kaler. as long as he was in tn
box pitched good bali In the seventh
inning, however Manager Stovall OF
Cleveland put himself in to bat for kalee
and Cincinnati found W. Mitchell easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
Boston Stock Market.
CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Serious. SHORTAGE in
winter CROP seeding helped to run up
The price of wheat today. The close was
steady s1b@zc. net advance Latest trad
ing left corn just the same as IS hours
before. oats a shade to ac. higher and
hog products varying from q to &c. de-
cline TO Ole greater cost.
WHEAT-Dec. s9i. May 1o4idE' Juiy
99sdl
OATS-Dec. Az; May 50i.
MISS PORK-Tan. 15.22A: May l505Gl1a.
I4ARD-Dec. S75; Jan. s17s.
SHORT RlBS-Jan. 1924; Nav S02R
FIOUR-Steady; No. . rye 97t; feed
or mixing barley Sod100: fair to choice
naltinr 11o6t22, timothy seed l300Qi5 IS.
/ CLOVER-1i0G6l9J 80
MISS PORK--15.371450
LARD-8 III
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HAY--steady, No, l grade 25.o2ae3 90
LAMBS steady. l0d1l,
LARD-Upchange pure i0t
MINED Feed nsteadX = 06i5a -
OATS-Firm. Ma. . clipped white -.
PpRK-Firin, medium backs igogal9 =
POTAT0ES-Fi white i55qlf5-
81 IAK-Steady, graduated G95
NEALSUnsteady l2mlSt
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Oct. 49,
BEEF-Fresh Arm; whole cattle 1910
IL.
BUTTER-Form, northern Si43ia; vest
CHFFSF-u New York 16E ls1S1s
CORN-TTnchanged, No. yellow NJ
EGGS-Unchanged, choice ss9Wi wesn-
ern 2SGl30. sB Z .-s
FLoUR-steady, mill shipment RrinS
patent 5st1oly.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Cotton spot closed
quiet, p points lower. Miodling uplands
$50; do. gulf 975; sales, 500 bales.
Galveston. easy 81 New Orleans. steady
7-l6. Savannah, quiet 1-5; Charles
ton, quiet g. Memphis, steady 1915.
Consolidated: Net receipts for seven
days, 1856
Exports TO Great Britain ao.G2i; to
France 22Q2+. to Continent 120,SIl, 10
Japan 22lS Stock s64.6s3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14

Heavy. impure blood makes muddy.
piunlv camnIavion. headaches. nausea,
indigestion Thin blood makes YOU weak.
male sickIv. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes The blood rich, red, pure-restores
perfect health.
stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema. salt rheum. letter itch, hives
herpes. seabies-Doan.s Ointment. At
any drug store.
For a mild easy action of the bowels, a
single dos, Of Doanfs Regulets IS enough
Treatment cures habitual constipation. >
cents box Ask your druggist for them.
"pr Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best
remedy fer that often fatal disease
Group Has been used with success in
orr family for eight years. Mrs. l..
Whitcacre. Buffalo. y. Y.
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SPOR ING.

Of using mis- shoulder in rough house
work, he managed in all the breaka-
ways 70 wing over stif punches to the
face. It was not until the last half that
Lewis was able to measure his hooks
and swings He then found Smiths
face and short ribs for a number OF
hard yaliOpS
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Oct. Il.
cATTLr-Receipts 1000 market steady;
beeves 4s5dSJe
c,anirrg nricas Light 5950667l
SHEEP-Receipts L. coo; market gener-
allv weak. native 2254400 western, 215l1
40l; warnings 375@455; lambs, native 400
@59O; western 40oq6lo.
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All Stars. Am. :; Baltimore /.

Baltimore. Mr., oct l3-The All Stars
team of the American League feate5
the Baltimore Eastern League Club today
to /.
All Stars ~ 0 o. 2 / 0 o-7-1$-2
Baltimore 30 / Q 0-1- As
Johnson and Street; Vivers and Egan.
At Chicago-White sox 4; Cubs 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14

Enthusiastically: receipts 5145 cases: at
mark. cases included IL first 20; prime
first 2ll.