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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22
GET TOGETHER, BOYS.
&C. n. S. Management" Takes Ex-
ceptions to Cony's View of Situa
ton


In a communication from Gardiner
signed C. II. $. Management" the
declaration is made that last Satur
days article concerning school sports,
in the Kennebec Journal. was "a
stranger to the truth 1t declares
that the G. II. S. management was
amused and indignant to see the
ARTICLE and adds;
First it stated that Gardiner was
to play the third game in Augusta.
No final agreement was made to this
effect and TO the contrary the Cony
management was informed last win
ter that il would not be in Augusta
Secondly it stated that Gardiner
was to divide the gate receipts of the
games by agreement. This is wholly
untrue. No agreement was made
whatever and such agreement has
never been made by any league team.
Concerning the playing of post
graduates we do not wish to play
three unless Cony also breaks some
agreement, as it has threatened to do
by dividing the gate receipts. 1t also
stated that the Cony boys We're frank
i'm saying that the propositions of the
c. III. S. management We're unjust
In return the Gardiner boys say
very frankly that they would not
stoop to publish such an untruth con-
corning another school and think that
such an article elevates a school in
no way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22
The NOninatOrS for the
Central Me. Fair Co. Stakes.

Livermore Falls; F. RI. Wiggin, Lewis
ton: ice Roderiek, Waterville: Pope u.
McKinnon. Bangor: II. S. Pinkham. Linz
coin: The Pine Tree Stables, Lewiston
Dwinal, Bangor; II. b. Ralston. Bright
ton Mass Il. w. Burrill, Bangor; H.
II. Lee. Augusta.
go PACE-PURSE $500. maine bred or
ralsed,)
$. +, Whiteomb. Waterville; T. IL.
Stratton: A. d. Estey. Watervile: l.. w
Pottle, Portland; Henry Barney. Water
Vile: J. Bradbury, Brookline. Mass: f..
o. Beale, Bangor; Ireland & Wiggin.
Stetson: Theodore Poulin, Jaekman; w.
coin; Chas Pomerleau, Watervile: f..
X Small, Lisbon Falls; E. v Archibald,
West Poland; X. w. Burrll, Bangor; II.
IL Lee, Augusta.
2.ls PACE-PURsE $500 fTrot or Pace
A. Richardson, Jr,, Clinton; J. Brad
bury, Damariscotta; w. A. DylSeman.
Houlton; ]. Bradbury, Brookline, Mass.
Pope ID. MeKinnon, Bangor: X. ID.
Waite, Lewiston; j II: Johnson, Port
Pomerleau. Waterville: The Pine Tree
Stables, g nominatons): Frank +. Fox,
Medford Mass: Il. V. Archibald. West
Poland II. IL. Lee Augusta: l. w. Pot
tie, Portland.
215 TRoT or PACE--PURSE $500.
r. H. Reed, FIT Fairfield. J. Bradbury.
Brookline, Mass: f. A. Bragdon, Spring
vale; John a. Mckay, Bangor: Pope ID.
McKinnon, Bangor; u. Johnson, Port
tons; Il. 7. Fox, Medford. Mass; Dick
Lawrence BroolSline Mass; c. h. Hay
ward. Ashland; III. II Lee, Augusta; S.
E. Whitcomb, WaterviAe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22

at Cincinnati; Howard Morrow VS..
Sailor Petrosky at Oakland, Cal; Will
lie Lewis VS.. Georges Carpenter at
Paris; Young Jack OBrien VS.. X. O.
Brown at Philadelphia; Phil Cross VS.
Willie Beecher at New York.
1hursday-Kid Sheehan VS.. Kid
Fiemnhng at Lewiston, Me; Joe Coster
VS.. Eddie O'Keefe at New York; Ray
Bronson w. Harry Brewer at st.
Louis; Mike Cunningham VS.. Kid Den
mis- at Lewiston; Tommy Burns VS..
Jack Council at Edmonton. b. G; Har-
ry Lewis vs.. Dixie Kid at Liverpool.
England.
Frday-Happy Davis VS.. George
Channeg at Baltimore; Jack Herrielt
VS.. Kid Mitchell at Juarez, Mexico.
Saturday-Terry Nelson VS.. Jake
Abel at Chattanooga, Tenn; Paddy
Callahan VS.. Young Wallace at Brook
lYn. N Y.
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TONE OF THE MARKET.

Beef cattle were in quite good sup
ply at the yard, and the demand was
steady, prices showing little change
from the figures Of week ago. Some
fancy steers and oxen We're brought
in and sold from 71a@SAe, with fair
TO good quality at ga d71Ac. The best
heavy cows ranged from 5m5Ac. with
good COWS 4ia@5c.. ordinary To fair
~ al 15c poor to medium S@S4 c. and
bolognas and Gamers ~ @3c Bulls
were in quite good supply from 3m
5i5c.. with few extra fancy at sac.
The demand for veal calves was a
little better and prices averaged slight
" higher. The general range was
from 6h@7i9c., with fancy veal S@
size, tbs latter figure being outside.
only few bringing so much. Small
calves are not wanted, and sell for
only about the value of the carcass.
Hogs were not so plentiful as a
week ago and the demand also was a
little lighter Prices showed little
change but the tone was easier. The
market was from 7l3@7%c,, with ex-
ira good hogs at Sc. Dressed hogs are
quoted at 9h M9&c.
Sheep and lambs were in small sup
ply and the market was weak. Sheep
3m5c. and lambs 5@Sc.
The demand for milch cows in bet
ter. and the choice mixers sell readily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22

II. IT. Lee of Augusta, superintendent
of the horse department Of the Central
Maine Fair Teusday, announced the list
of nominators In the stakes of the Cen
trail Maine Fair Co, Waterville, to lie
raced, Sept 10. II. u and lS. The nomi-
majors include all of the we'll known
Maine horse owners with a generous
sprinkling of those from Massachusetts.
Their names are guarantees that the
cleverest performers in the Maine cir
cult will be ready to take the word I'm
the stake races Of the Central Maine
Fair Co. The nominators are as follows:
2.4o TRoT-MAINE BRED OR RAISED
HORSES.
w. S. Malcolm. Augusta: !. w Pottle,
Portland; Melvin r. Mason, Bangor; j..
Bradbury. Brookline. Mass; D. +. Lunt,
Livermqre Falls: G. A. PilIsbury. Water
vile; o. A. Pickett, Bangor; Hiram
Tozier, Waterville. Ira w. Fitz, Auburn.
Chas. Dyke, Liyermore Falls; Taylor
Bros, Cambridge Mass. John Rancourt,
Jackman; X. w. Burrill, Bangor; II, II.
Lee, Augusta.
2.24 TROT-pURSE $500.
T., TT. Reed, Ft Fairfield; T. w. Pottle.
Portland; j. Bradbury. Brookine, Mass
r. l.. Bean, Camden: f. H. Wiggin,
Lewiston; J. Ganeau. Dexter: Chas.
Dyke, Livermore Falls; The Pine Tree
stables, lewiston: Taylor Bros. Cam
b. Ralston. Brighton. Mass; II. W,
Burrill. Bangor; Harry II Lee, Augusta
Fl b. Ralston, Brighton. Mass.
zig TROT-PURSE $500
+. w. Carleton, Woolwich; ]. Brad
bury, Brookline. Mass. ID. f. Blunt.
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RIPLEY.

DR.. Edwin Palmer suffered slight
shock last week and is very ILL.,
MIR. and Mrs. Lendall Chadbourne of
Bath are in town, the guest of rela-
tiyes-
Stanley Raymond is going to CON
duet a dry goods store in town.
Mrs. Mildred Grant was in town re-
Gently from Garland
VIII Randall returned Monday from
Athens.
Earl Felker has moved into his faith
ers house at Ripley Mills
Florence Boyle is i'll with tonsilitis.
The mask box social was a financial
success and everyone was well pleased.
Mrs. Perley Fly is i'll
Alice Eaton of Dexter is at VIII Ran
dall's.
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Portland Wholesale Market.

" AfcHd WHOLESALE maFkef.
for this market:
FLOUR.
FLOuR-Spring wheat patents. e.7sD
1oo winter patents, 57566.0o; clears. $50
coo; straights, 5.5045.75.
CORN AND FEED.
CoRN-Car lots, No. 3 yellow, s5Gs5:
bag lots, s0d93: meal, S36l8s
ooATS-Gar lots, 6l962; bag lots. 67@
81 s, rolled lie oats, bbls., e.15@6.25; cases.
Bran. MINI: car lots. 800; MINI.
bag lots, 800; winter wheat bran, car
lots, $3.50; bag lots. 80 90: brown mid
feed. car lots. 5000; bag lots, $500: gIu 1tu
Iced, car lots, 1880; cotton seed. 900:
bag lots. 34.00
a. Hay Pressed, 2o.oo@22.0O; loose, 1900
2v.oo; straw, 10.00@12.O0.
PRODUCE.
Cranberries- .O06ll00O.
pea. $40 1s30: foreign pea. ! 90. veli ,,,y
eyes, 2.s09t3OO; kidneys. 325aS.SS; Scotch
peas, 3g0@4oo; split peas. 2.ss42.9o.
ONIoNS-aBermuda. 150. Texas. I65;
Egyptians. 800.
PoTAToEs-- Bush. 1loal.5o.
CABBAGE-Crat $50
Sweets-Vinelands, basket, 175q2 0oD
EGGS Eastern. %.
GHEEsE-New York, 22lsQ23; sage 2sA
BUTTER-crealnery, "a: renovated %.
Evaporated apricots-1fam1S.
EVAPORATED PEACHES-12ix@13.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Bulk 1910
II; plSss., ID
DRY FISH AND MACKEREL.
Cod, large shore 600; medium shore.
$50: pollock, 4.O0G650; hake. 275G3. 90;
herring per box, sealed, 13mD15. mackeral
shore is, 2s:Ooa32o0; do. large No. 2, 2400
No. 3, 1s.o0@2000
PORK, LARD, BEEF AND POULTRY.
IARD--Pure, 12ls@l2s,: pals 1slsa14:
leaf 15Ml5A; compound, tcS.. 1AG10A
PORk-iieayy backs, 2450Q25.0o; me-
diam, 2S.00023.50.
BEEF-Sides 10111
HAMS-16
PoULTRY-Chicke 1908; turkeys.
Western, 1904; fowl, 15417
OIL TURPENTINE AND COAL.
OIL-Raw linseed, sass; boiled linseed,
Soa9o turpentine. 56Q66; Ligonia and
leo, cod, 506t55; porgie, 40I45; lard 65GS5
Goal-Stove and egg, retail, 7.75; broken,
100; pea, 6.l5 Franklin, $50; soft 500;
coke, SIS; chestnut. 7.75.
PAINTS, yARNISH, NAVAL STORES.
Oakum-7Gs
Pitch-W Wilmington, $50.
White Lead-7 0OfT7 So
Red Iead-660d 90
Narnish-Damar 1.50d2. 90; coach. I260
eco; furniture, l.0o@1.75.
ROSIN-3lA.
METAL, NAILS AND IRON.
Congratulated, II; bolts, IS; yellow
metal sheathing, 10; bolts H.
Zinc--S90Q990
Lead-Pipe, 5.s0@6lS; sheet, 6sGdZ2a
Nails-Cut, 2.O5q2.s5 wire, 2.f0fl2. 10.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Dec. 81.
BEEF-Dressed unchanged; whole cat
tie 12l4l3.
BRAN unchanged, 28612s SO
BUTrER-Lower; northern 3lM3li /.
western DaM3l
CHEESE-Steady; new choice l61ml7.
CokN-Steady; No. yellow 81.
EGGS-steady; fancy 24a25; choice 2s@
"a western 2lm23
FLOIR-Firm; spring patent 5S0d650.
HAY-kiI1n; No. ! grade 3lm32.
LANES Unsteady. 15in16l
LARD-Steady: pure ~.
MIXED FEED-Steady. %. 756t32
0ATS-I.owers No. . clipped white 81
PORK Unsteady; medium backs 2l7a
@23.
POTATOES Unchanged. white 29O@So5
SUGAR-Unchanged granulated 525.
NEALS-Unehanged 106l4
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LARD-Firmer middle west 1055G11065.
SUGAR-Raw steady: muscovado SO
test 336; centrifugal SO test 3S6; molasses
SO test S11: refined quiet.
BUTTER--Steady; receipts 12.367; pro-
cess seconds 23024.
EGGS-Weak; receipts 503s0 cases:
fresh gathered seconds regular packed
16a0173; do. thirds and poorer 15GI16: fresh
gathered dirties No ! l6am17: No. 2 15a6
Is; state, Pa and nearby hennery whites
fancy large new laid q do selected
white fair to good 2la@22l, western gath
cred whites 2ld22; state, Pa and nearby
hennery browns 2lHi
OFS-SteadY; southern white
No. ] bhl. 1901
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22

Simeon Skillings presided. Monday
evening, at a city convention in PORT
iaha' called TO nominate candidates to
De supported by the Prohibtionists
Tor the LEGISLATURE. Prayer was offer
ca by ~. r, Morse and Linns Seely
was chosen secretary. Emerson Fl.
Doughty. Franklin Skillings. Arthur
z. Moves, Linns Seely. Mayall M. Lit
tlefield, Harry M. Freeman ane
Ropheas u. Hamilton were nominated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22

The bout between Sid Burns of Eng
land and Mike Gibbons of st. Paul.
which was to have been held in Madi-
son Square Garden. New York. Tues
day night. has been postponed because
of illness to the Englishman. He is suf-
fering with stomach trouble and has
been ordered to stop training. His
manager hopes he win be in condition
to fight in about three weeks.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, May q.
CATTLE Receipts 300; market steady
to 10 lower beeves 6l0Q9S0, Texas steers
6dfs9
lIoGS-Receipts 1900 market steady
light 725a775; mixed 135a7S5.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. market slow
and steady TO shade lower; native 3l5
m625; western 1850; yearlings 550Gf735
lambs 5ds75; western 550u905
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22
Houck Defeats Sheppard.

New York, May 21.-Tommy Houcl<
OF Philadelphia Knocked out Young
Sheppard in the seventh round. last
night, at the Fordon A. G. The Phila-
deiphia boxer ouiclassed "Shep" from
the start and in the middle of the
seventh knocked him cold with a
heavy right to the body.
In the sixth round HoneIS dropped
his adversary twice for The count Of
nine with rights and lefts TO the body.
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Barney Ford Knocked Out.

Baltimore. May Knockout Bren-
men of Buffalo put Barney Ford. the
clever Philadelphia welterweigh hit
away. Monday night. The bout was
scheduled to go IL rounds but in the
nth Bremen sent Ford down and out
with left hook to the jaw.
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AT WASHINGTON.

Detroit MO- o 0 | o 0 1--2-2-2
Washington % 0 0 o o o 0-0-2-3
Batteries Mullin and Stanaee; johnson
and Ainsmith Time, Las. Umpires, Hart
and Connolly.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
st. Louis 80 / 0 2 o 0 0 2-5-10-l
Philadelphia % ! q Q - 81
Batteffes-Poweli and Stephens: Plank,
Morgan, Houck, Brown and Egan Lapp-
Time, 2h Iimpires. Perrine and Dineen.
AT NEW YORK,
Chicago .......2 o o 9 3 0 0-s- so
New York 30 0 0 5-9-lf-5
Observation-Disclosures, Mogridee, Benz.
LANCE and Kuhn. Ford and Sweeney.
Time, eli Unpires Evans and Egan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22
New York Cotton Market.

New York, May q.
Spot closed quiet 10 points higher Mid
ding uplands ll.60, do gulf lls5. Sales
1876 bales.
Galveston steady, III; New Orleans
firm, liz; savannah steady. III; Charles
ton nominal, IL: Memphis steady, L.
Net receipts for three days % 142
Exports to Great Britain 1852; to the
Continent l0,732i 10 Japan 2i06.
SInrk ~ III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22
Mexico and Southwest.
WHAT ARE YOUR SOUTHWEST.
ERN OR MEXICAN INVEST
MENTS WORTH

Many people don't know and cannot
find out without great expense. l can
in many cases L know. Had eleven
years experience in Mexico and South
west, especial knowledge OF Sonora.
chihuahua, Arizona and New Mexico.
have a clean record. Terms most rea-
sonable, Correspondence invited. Ref
erences furnished. Address
r. Turner, Mills 6lds., Ei Paso, Texas
ray1d2w
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, May H.-Buck o'Brien returned
TO form, today, and outpitehed Vean
Gregg. Boston winning from Cleveland
8 to l. The visitors did not get his
off O'Brien until the seventh Then two
singles and an infield out resulted in
Cleyeland's only run. oBrien was sup
ported in spectacular style4
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AT sT. LOUIS.

PhiIadelphia % 0 2 Q 1-7-1l-a
st Louis - 0 l 0 0 o. 81
Batteries-Alexander. Moore and Doom;
Willis, Harmon and Wingo. Time, 30
Umpires, tombstone and Eason.
At CINCINNATI
New York IA 0 3 i 0 o 1 0-6-1s-4
Cincinnati "a / o 0 0 0-S-lO-2
Batteries-Te sreau, Wiltz and Myers;
Keefe. Hunphries and Mclean. Time,
2.09. umpires, Klein and Bush.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago 80 o 2 o . 0 0 x-5-l0-1
Brooklyn - % / o 0 o > o II 81
Batteries Maroney and Needhan
Rucker. Knetzer and Phelps. Time. LOS.
EMPIRES, Rigler and Finneran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-22

TWO-baSe hits-WaRner, Campbell,
King Three base hits-Wagner. Carey,
J. Miller, WILSON, Mccarthy. Sacrifice
hits Carey. Campbell. Sweeney 2. Stolen
baSeS-KelIy. <irke. Housef Double
ays-McCarthy and J. Miller: Wagner
and j Miller. Houser and Deylin; Swee-
ney and Mcdonald McTigue Sweeney
and Houser. First on balls-On Cam
nitz l. of EefieId l. off Brown >, off Me
tigue 2 Hit by pitched ball-By Cam
nitz. Mcdonald. Struck out--By Leifield
4. by Brown l. By Perdue l. by MeTigue
. Left ON bases-Pittsburg 5, Boston 9.
First base on errors-Boston q. Hits
on camnitz q in l 1-3 innings. off Eiefield
in 2-3; off Brown in / -. off Per
due 6 IN 1-3; off McTigue in 2. Time,
2h Empires, Brennan and owen.
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New England League.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
AT WORCESTER.

Worcester 80 o o 0 x-74-9-0
Lynn ....0 o 0 0 o o 0-o-S-l
Rattefies--Nan Dyke and McCuna,
HAYNES and Daum. Time. / 4o. Umpire,
Rorty
AT NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford. A o @ o o o o x-i-6-I
Lowell 1000 o o 0 o o o = o 0-2-1-l
Batteries Grifith and Ruiange; Yeqnt.
Zeiser and Monahan Time, lao. um-
pire, Lanigan.
AT FALL. RIVER.
Fan River "a 0 o 2 Kills
Hayerhii % 0 O 0 o o 0 O. 60
Battefies-Arminger and Hayden: Han
kee and Perkins Time, 2.04. Umpire,
Stafford.
Lawrence - 3 0 0 . 0 x-S-15-2
Brocktop ......1 o, 0 o o o OIL SO
Batteries--Pearson and Breymicer;
Cav and Wadleigh Time, IA. Umpire,
O'Rorke.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May 21-Eliminating spo-
radio flashes of activity. today's stock
market was dull and utterly lacking in
significance. Dealings were in declining
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

ednesday-Packey Mcfarland VS..
Joe Bedell at New York; Freddie
Welsh VS.. Jimmy Duffy at Buffalo. n.
Y; Young Saylor VS.. Tommy Kilbane,
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Al Medford-Notre Dame 8, Tufts 3
AT Burlington. Nt.-The DARTMOUTH
University of Vermont game was post
poned, rain.
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New York Money Market.

New York, May q.
Prime mercantile paper 4a4l per cent
Sterling exchange firm at 49, 80 for 60
day blls and at 1870 for demand
Commercial bills 4S3a.
Bar silver 6la.
Mexican dollars AS
Government bonds steady.
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AT NEW BEDFORD.
International League.

AT Montreal-M Montreal 4. Providence
Jersey City at Buffalo, rain.
Baltimore at Rochester, rain.
\ Newark at Toronto, rain
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Two-base flits-Lewis. GrIggs. stolen
bases-Oisen, Jackson. Hooper. Speaker
Double plaF--liastefiy and GI1ggs. Lett
ON bases Boston A. Cleveland g. First
ON baIlsAOff O'fsrien 3, off Gregg 2. rirst
on errors-Boston /. Cleveland /. Hit by
pitcherASpeaker. Struck out-By o Brien
3 by Gregg G. Wild pjtch-~O' Rrien.
Time. l.9s Umpires, WesterVelt and
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FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE.

The Liverpool and London beef cat
tie markets were lower during the past
week by about l4c per Id. on all quail
tiles of beef cattle, though some of the
cheaper cattle at Liverpool declined
father Late advices from London.
quoted live cattle, selling at 15A Gl6Ac
per h., dressed weight, sinking the Of
fall. at Liverpool live cattle quoted at
1874 @14c per h., dressed weight, in
GLIDING the offal.
Shipments from New York We're light.
with total of IA cattle. ia of which
We're shipped to Great Britain and u
cattle and 20 sheep 10 Bermuda.
From Boston there were no ship
ments, but there We're several car
loads of cattle received. last week. at
the Brighton yards. intended for the
export trade. and these win probably
be gent over during the present week.
The traffic is very quiet with no out
look at present OF an increase in the
trade.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The aggregate of live stock at Brigh-
ton, WATERFOWL and the local slaughter
houses.
This week: Cattle 1776. sheep III. calves
S412 hogs 23,52l.
Last week. Cattle 22S7, sheep 5733, calves
3l72 hogs 23,344.
RECEIPTS FROM MAINE.
Cattle 1O6, sheep 49, calves 255. hogs 239.
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SP0R TING.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Pittsburg. May 2i.--In game featured
by heavy hitting. rttsburg defeated
Boston, today, IA to 9.
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from S70m$t00 with ordinary cows
down TO $50.
The live poultry market was strong
with an advance of 1 cent in quota
ton from last week. Fowl, quoted at
i6m17c.. and ROSTERS. 10@1Ic.
SALES AT THE YARDS.
Beef eattle--W. II. Neal sold 10 steers
of 12.0s0 lbs at 715c. and i bun of 1920
lbs. at sAc. J ". Ellsworth sold 3
bulls of $500 lbs. and cows of 2050 lbs.
at Sc, II cows of $40 lbs. at 41ac, 2
cows of 1850 lbs at 394c. cows of 2420
lbs. at Sc. and l COW of $50 lbs. at 2a4c.
a, NJ Baggs sold 8 cows at 4Ac. 8
bulls at 4c, and Is cows at 3s4c. ]. p.
Neylor sold cows of 1880 lbs. at &c.
and cows of 1886 lbs. at 215c. S. L.
Winch sold / COW at &c. j. O'Brien sold
beef COW for $40 and ! for s13 j.
Laeker 4 Son sold 20 cows. av. 100 lbs.
al 515c. 20 COWS. av. 1000 lbs, at SC, and
40 calves, av, 500 lbs. at 4c. A.
Wheeler sold l COW of 500 lbs. at 4lsc.
and I COW of $50 lbs at &c. Otis II. For
bush sold / COW at SIZE. and / COW at
4Ibc.
Veal calves-A. p Needham sold 80
calves At SIZE. and Is calves at $3.50
each Otis II. Forbush sold 90 fancy
calves at SIZE. 10 light calves at $3.50
and $3.50 each. 8 calves at &c. and at
719c j. OBrien sold calves at 81
each. II. J. Carney sold 20 veals at
re S. T. Winch sold 3 calves of $40
lbs at Sc. D. A. Walker sold 2 calves
of 22O lbs. at re ]. d. Neylon sold
% calves, av 40 lbs. at 7lze.
Hogs-A. p. Brown sold hogs at
7Ac. w w. Mills sold IS hogs at
1885, d. A. Walker sold 9 hogs of 1910
lbs at Toe. j. O'Brien sold 3 hogs of
720 lbs. at 7.S0c, j. w Ellsworth sold
80 hogs at 7.eoc. Otis H. Forbush sold
hogs of 100 lbs at Sc. and 10 hogs at
7l6cep7 soc.
Mich cows. D. Neylon sold milk
ers at $50 each. II. j. Carney sold
fancy mixers at 800 and $S5 each. S.
+. Winch sold pasture COWS at s54
each. d. A. Walker sold 1 mich for
s55
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Brighton and Waterfowl Live Stock

Especially reported for the Kennebec
Journal) Stock Yards. May u. 1912.
MAINE.
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OTHER GAMES.

Connecticut League.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-31
COMMITTEE WILL
 PROBE CHARGES Many Charges of Wholesale Padding in South Caro-
 lima Made

Columbia, s. C., August 3o.-Charges of illegal voting in the democratic primary teld in South Carolina Tuesday, in which, on the face of the returns, Cole L. Blease was re-nominated for gover- ror will be probed by the state execu- tive committee. At meeting here to- day, the committee adopted a resolution providing for the investigation. Presl- dental electors also were named by the committee which adjourned until next Wednesday, when the probe will begin.
 Several telegrams charging fraud in various sections of the state were re- ceived by John Garry Evans. the chair man of the committee. The total vote in the primary was over 140,000. The vote of the state at the last primary was about 1070 900. This increase in the num- Der of ballots Is the basis of charges of holesale 'stuffing."
 A telegram was addressed tonight by Chairman Evans to the county executive committeeman of the state requesting them that they report all charges of fraud or illegal voting.
 The resolution by the committee calls upon the citizens of the state to help in the investigation.