Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26


Navy plays in a brief dummy scrim-
mage. Tomorrow the Cadets will
have their last home practice and
will leave Friday morning for New
York. They are due for brief
workout at the Polo Grounds Friday
afternoon. E
New York, Nov. 25.-(AP)-Ill
health has driven from the New
York Stock Exchange one of the
most active and picturesque floor
traders. Jacob Field, gone gener-
ally as "Jakies" has sold his seat
after 5S years in Wall street and u
years on the big board. incidentally
he got '152 900 for the seat, the high
est price on record. 1t is the second
time that he has set a record for
stock exchange seats for the $4,000
he is reputed to have paid for it in
1898 was record then.
New York, Nov. %. (AP)-Charles
II. Cadigan of Mt, Vernon was elect
ed captain of next years Amherst
football team, at squad dinner in
the Amherst Club of New York. He
played fullback this season, his first
as a regular, and was second highest
scorer in the little three" combina-
ton amherst. Williams and Wes-
leyan), with So points.
Haverhll. Mass, Nov. 25-(AP)--
The agreement reached between the
3. E. Cole, Inc. and it's shop crew,
providing adjustment of all differ
ences through a shop committee,
was today sanctioned by the union
resident committee converting here.
The new agreement provides for a
committee of three from each de-
partment to represent the respective
crews in all matters between them
and the firm. When the shop COM
mittee and firm cannot agree on an
issue, the grievance shall be sub
mitted to arbitration.
Boston, Nov. 25-(AP)-The prin-
ciple that street railways may not
operate motor buses in this state
without first obtaining a license from
each city and town through which
the buses would pass was laid down
today by the full bench of the sup
rene court in Diminishing a bill
brought by the Eastern Massachu-
sets Street Railway to determine
the company's right to operate motor
vehicles.
Champagne, Ills, Nov. 25.-(AP)-
Robert Zuppke, University of Illinois
football coach. today took cognizance
of published reports quoting him as
saying at the Illinois football BAN
quet that he did not want any more
100000 football players like Harold
Red" Grange. II never said that
did not want any more 100000 play
ers like Grange. Zuppke said. 'In a
jocular manner that If ever had any
more players who make 100000 runs
l would like to get in on it. This
was joke, of course. Whatever
have said to Grange was to give him
wholesome advice. I have only the
sincerest wishes for his success and
happiness"
Boston. Nov. 25-(AP)-An inno-
cent bystander was the only victim
when a taxicab and two trucks col
lidcd today on busy street. John
Bowel of the South End district, a
pedestrian, was struck by one of the
trucks as it recoiled after the col
lision, thrown into trench and
killed.
Lancaster, Pa. Nov. 2J.--(AP)-
The faculty of Franklin and Mar
shall College today failed to approve
football game with Muhlenberg
College in 1926 because "of the man
ner in which Muhlenberg has gath
ed together and maintained team
Wallace l.. Robinson. graduate man
ager at Franklin and Marshall, an
nor1rced tonight Other games on