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Evening journal., 1912-03-07

The first baseball accident of the
year happened at the White SoN train
ing camp i'm Waco, Tex. when Pitcher
Mogridge was spiked in the hand and
had TO quit He will be out for a
few weeks.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

idea that they arc going to uproot the
Two big leagues in the country Il
sounds like gentle spring zephyr
trying to appear like a young hurri-
cane. The two big leagues have 50
much money they do not know
what to do with IL all.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Hugh Jennings says the American
League race next season will be a six
corner affair. with the Athletics,
Tigers. Maps. White Sox. Yankees and
Boston having a chance for first
honors. Jennings is visiting Cornell
University TO assist the coach with
the baseball team.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

The Giants are keen for more base
ball with the Athletics. The National
Commission should let them have Il.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Isn't it about time for George Peirce
70 run up the high score on his own
alleys?
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Once upon time there was an
organization known as the United
States League.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Fred Clarke has signed up 49,
year-old pitcher named Harold Grover
from Rockport. Mass. A friend of
President Dreyfuss of the Pirates.
VINO spent the summer in Rockport
and watched the local team, became
impressed with the work of the youth
and It was on his tip that he became
a Buccancer.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Snow. snow, go away; come again
another day-next year.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Look out for the first amateur base
ball box score. tn be along IN a
short time.
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

'n c6aps came along with an II is the laet line
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Lefty Russell. who fizzled out like
an expiring frecracker last season,
says his arm has recovered and that
he ought to show some Of that S12,-
600 class he had before he sailed from
the Baltimore peach crate to become
a lemon in Connie Macks basket
Evening journal., 1912-03-07

Who is il has a sorry job?
Who is il fans all call slob,
And bounce fat tin cans off his knob ?
The umpire!
The evening world., 1912-04-05

23c Hat Ribbons. 1sc
Six inch Messaline Ribbon in . line Of
Millinery shades. including pink,
blue. black or white. Reg. TX
Dainty Powered Ribbon, ~
inches wide. Reg. ssc. pc, yd,
OENem Main 0teeNSErH Iisoe.
The evening world., 1912-04-05
.WcxERsnAM HAS BILL
TO END SHIPPING TRUST,
Drastic Measure Would Make
Foreign Vessel Owners Amen
able to Law,

WASHINGTON. April STATIONERY
General W1ckersham has presented to
Chairman Alexander Of the Shipping
Trust investigation committee the draft
Of a drastic bill for the regulation of
forcisn-owned ships In league with the
American interests, which form the al
legged trust.
When Chairman Alexander began the
Investigation Of tho shipping combine
he asked Mr.. wickersham to furnish
the committee With any Information on
the subject the Department Of Justice
had. Tho bill proposed now 10 the de-
partment's answer. It Is calculated to
bring the foreign shipowuers into line
with the Antitrust laws Of this country
and to annihilatc the last vestises Of q
shipping trust. Its passage. further
more. 10 calculated to move the neces.
sity Of the Investigation which Chair
man Alexander's committee o 10 pur-
suing.
MI. wicksrsham's plan reacs in part
"That Any vessel not Of the United
States which u owned. operated or con.
trolled by any person % psr0ons who In
any ~proceedings. whether civil or GRIM
inal. which have been instituted by the
United States a been adjudged by q
court of the United States to have VIC.
lated the act Of July .. 1890. entitled
An Act to Protect Trade and Com.
merce Against Unlawful Restraints and
Monopolies.' and which vessel Is beins
used to carry out the purposes and OBJ.
jects as ad5udged unlawful in such pro.
c~eedings. Is hereby prohibited from en-.
terins or clearing from any port NJ IN,
United States under penalty of 325.C0t
hne for each and every violation OF thu
provtkons Of this section"
The evening world., 1912-04-05
Jeanne JOmelIi
and Mr.. Grippe
at Carnegie
By SYLVESTER RAWLLNG.
n FANNIE JoMELLA soprano. Al

OMEI,LA soprano, ana
Panlo Gruppe. 'crAhst. gave o joint
recital at Carnegie Hall last night.
Harold Osborn Smith and Charles OH
hert epross. respectively, their accom-
pAnists at the plano. Nine. Jomelli.
who was never in better voice. pre-
ssntsd o programme of wide range
which included several songs FOR the
hrst time Not tho least interesting
Of the latter was her own "J'ai Plcure
en- Revs." which she had to repeat.
Others were Cecils Chamlnade's Les
Presents" wolf-Ferrarrs "Quando Il
VA" Dcbussy's lie Promenoir des
esux Amants." and Hallett Giiberte's
vons Of the Season." Hsr other num-
bNs eomprised compositions by Schu-
bsFt. Schumann. Mozart. Rubinstein.
N1ohasd 6trsuas. Brahms. Gabriel
Rl9ns. Alfred Bachelet. Alexander
NAsUAdysn. Campbell Upton and SD
nsy Homer. Mr.. Gruppe played Bosll.
name Variations eymphoniQues' and
sxamples Of Svendsen. Rubio. Popper
and GAint-Sacns. The audience. which
wNs Of considerable sise. was generous
in aoplause.
Another near-to-capacty audience
heard q fine repetition OF Massenets
'Nanon'' at tho Metropolitan Opera
House last night. with Caruso. Ger
aidins Tarrar. Lenora Sparkes. Jeanne
Maubourg. Maria Duchene. Dinh Oily.
Rothier. Reiss and de segurola In the
cast, Toscanini conducting. Thsre wal
much e~nthusiasm.
The Marum Quartet gave its last son-
cert Of the season At Cooper Union last
n,rht. The assisting artists were Au-
gust rrasmcks. pianist. and j. A. Will
lana. clarinstisG Schubert's quartet In
A minor. opus %; Mozart's clarinet
quintet In A major. and a group OF
piano solos by Hassler. Chopin. RAJ
msau-0odowsky and s~tavsnhagsn made
the programme.
Isaosi Havser. pianist. and Alexander
"A sla vsky, viohnist. assisted by Rudolph
Rtssland, second violin: Hans Weiss
man, viola and Paul Kefer. cello. gave
a concert in the Myrtle Room OF the
waldorf-Astoria last night. The pro-
gramme consisted OF Mozart's piano
quartet In q minor. Dvorak's plane
quintet, opus "a. n Mendelssohn,
second sonata for piano and cello. wei
performed.
Henri wolsk, gave a violin recital a.
Carnegie Lyccuin last night. accom-
panied by Paul Burton Hcymann At thu
piano. HIS programme Included Han
ders sonata in A. Paganini's concerto
in d major. Bach's chaconne for violr
alone and wienia wslS's Souvenir a.
MOSCOW" He had a host OF friends tc
applaud him.
The evening world., 1912-04-05
HACKETT WINS BRADY SUIT.
Jury Gives Actor Verdict for
$4,000 with Interest.

Tho suit brought by James X. Hack
1T to recover 5000 from william A.
Brady, Ltd. which has been on trial
before Supreme Court Justice Delany
and a jury. terminated yesterday In a
verdict in favor Of Hackett for the full
amount. with interest.
Hackett alleges that he had mado q
contract last year with Brady under
which he was to receive $500 a week fol
Ave seasons. as a star. together with
percentage OF the net profits. M tina,
in no season was he to receive less
than 5000. At the end OF the first sea
son he demanded his 5000. but was pn,
OF. ne testified. OF the ground that the
play had been a financial loss.
A counterclaim for s25. 900. put IN by
the Brady company. was rejected by
the Jury.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
A SUMMER STORY

The Sentle season Soes its iait, and
soon will vanish from our ken; then sum.
nsr, with its hest on straiSht, will boil
the pantint sons Of men. The heat will
soak us day and night, and man will cuss
Il % be fries, and all the doctors will unite
to tell Us how to swat 6ies. try to be
q cheerful jay, but confess, with down.
cast faes, hate to see the sprint 10 way
and sizslin9 summer take its place. l
always multiply my sins beneath the bur..
inl summer skies, when health depart
meat bulletins inform us how to swat the
flies. try to bs an optimist, but ever
cheerful hearts grow soss; last year slew
. scientist who left pamphlet at my door
explainins that am to blame whence
human being dies because shun the swat
tint fame and don't exterminate the flies.
A bard can take his Tyre and sing with
enphasis and fiery zest, concernins har.
monies Of spring, the babblins brooks aud
all the rest; but poets never take their
harps to sinS that time Ct brazen skies,
when sll the seienti6e sharps are telling
how to swat the dies. Wilt Mason.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
MANY THANKS.

The editor of The Chieft.in de.
sires to thank the many subscribers
who promptly RENTED the price
Of subscription. in response to our
demand couple OF weeks ago.
A. the Postmaster General is in.
sistent in his demands on the coun-
try publisher. this favor on the part
Of our clientele is all the more
appreciated. Ia our efforts to build
A Greater Holly. the cooperation
Of these friends is greatly appre-
cisted.
EDITOR.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28

L. r. Frantz, optician and spe-
cialist will be at the Hotel Grand
the remainder of the week. Eyes
tested free of charge.
Manager Chas. Maxwell of the
Lamar Milling & Elevator Co. yes
terday sent the Fourth of July
committee a check for $40 as his
donation for the coming cslebra-
ton.
81. E. Cunning, contractor for
the Barnum- Baily shows, was here
on Wednesday last, ia the interest
of "the greatest show on earth"
Mrs. Guy Elweck has been quite
ill the past ten days, but is grad.
ually oonvalescing.
Advices from Aberdeen. Scot
land, convey the sad information
that the father Of John Duncan
brsathsd Ais last On thse8 H.
slant, aged 7S years, ii Aberdeen.
shire.
For genuine bargains in dry
goods. furnishings, etc, you can
not do better than patronize the
new store, where everything is
marked in plain selling figures.
Gregg & Rhodes.
Attorney Alfred Todd of Lamar
was consulting with clients here
last Tuesday.
Hugh Murphy of the Secret
service was here last Tuesday,
ferretting out land problems.
DR.. ]. 9. Leeper, a veterinarian
of years of experience, is the latest
acquisition to the professional
ranks of Holly. The Doctor was
formerly an attache of the U. s.
Government service in the North
west and comes highly recon-
mended. We bespeak for him
liberal patronage.
The Holly garage would like to
figure with you if you have any
thing to repair or manufacture
made of metal, and wish first.class
work.
Mckinley sheet music, 10 cents
a copy. Joseph Adamek, jeweler,
Holly.
You'll never regret it if you live
100 years. For guaranteed storage,
wagon and stock tanks, all sizes
and weights at Chicago prices.
Holly Garage.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Natural Born ReaCher
Gets Gold Watch from Dresser
Now In Lamar Hoose9ow.

"G. T. Wilson, probably related
to Wilson That's ALP is in the
tolls at Lamar for disobeying the
eighth commandment, "Thou shalt
not steal" ard Mrs. Oscar Bales,
owner of the stolen watch, has a
double charge against Wilson
that ot beating board bill a.
we'll.
As a. smooth-spoken " artist "
Wilson has few superiors in this
neck.o's sthe.woods, and when he
engaged Accommodations at the Com
mercial hotel here Proprietor Bales
believed him to be in affluent cir
cumstances, so smooth was the
palaver and so adroit were his tao.
tics.
But, coincident with the dis.
appearance of Wilson was the
disappearance of Mrs. Bales watch
and Marshal House telephoned in
every direction for the culprit,
as his lnaneuvers gave him away.
Finally Mr.. Bales went to La Junta
in the search, and finding no trace
of him, notified our popular sheriff
at Lamar, and in few moments
Sheriff john Simpsons eagle eye
caught sight Of Wilson about to
make his getaway from the Lamar
yards, and quick as flash arrested
him, finding the watch concealed
in an inside pocket.
After searching Wilson the sher.
iff found an atfectionate note from
his sweetheart, Offering to send
her "baby" any amount of filthy
lucre he stood in need of.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
The SHIvELY GRAIN Co

Itis now well known that not more han
one case Of rheumatism in ten req aires
any internal treatment whatever. Ali
that is needed is free application Of
Chamberlain Liniment and massasins the
parts at each application. Try it and see
how quickly it will relieve the pain and
soreness. Sold by The Holly Pharmacy
Ikslaaa Rros., Psops,
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Wind Mills and Gas Engines.

Do you want a wind mill with
guarantee? If 80 call and get in
formation on the Currie Mills.
This mill is guaranteed not to blow
down unless it takes the tower with
it.
We have the agency for the
International Gas Engine Com
pany's line of engines in any size
from II to 30 Fl. P.
The SHIvELY GRAIN Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28

The Fourth Of July Amusement
committee has contracted with
Prof. Ogdan, a professional balloon
ist for an ascension on the Fourth.
All kinds of feed at Shively
Grain Co. Delivery every after
noon. Phone 49.
One lot of ladies' lawn waists,
fine sheer cloth in black and white,
81 so and S1.75 values, in one lot.
for SO cts, and $500 and 52.25
values, in one lot, for Sl.39, at
Gregg & Rhodes.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Makes The Nation Ca.p.

The awful list OF injuries on q Fourth
Of July stagsers humanity. Set over
akainst it, however, is the wonderful heal.
ing by Bucklen's Arnica SaIve, of thou.
sands, who suffered from burns, cuts,
bruises, bullet wounds or explosions. Its
the quick healer Of boils, ulcers, eczema,
sore lips or piles. Is cts at all druttisss.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Facts Cleaned from Statistics.

One hundred OF the population Of the United
States lived the farms Fifty wohds Of the population
the Today we have scarcely third
farms snd ranches As manufacturing and
der the stimulation Of high tariff the
those will still
provided the farming the the land holders heritage
notde
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Postal Reduces Rates

The Postal Telegraph 20. has
reduced its rates 25 percent from
former charges, the usual 4Oc mess.
age costing 3Oc with &c per word
extra-instead of Sc as formerly.
Manager Black is the right man
in the right place.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
MEN AND THINGS
Epitome Of tte Weeks DOING
In Holly and Vicinity
m oIN ERAL

Epltomo o. m weeks Oo1nG1
In Holly and Vicinity
Mrs. Elsie NsBbanks. wife of
Janitor Nevbanl of the public
schools. left yesteday for an OK.
tended visit to her old home in
Rock Island, Neb.
Sure! Going to celebrate the
Fourth" We are going to give
away number of free souvenirs
on that day. Come early.
Holly Hardware Co.
G. E Merwin has started a tin.
shop in rear of Holly Hardware Co.
and will do general jobbing.
Assistant Master Mechanic n.
Rose of the Holly Sugar factory
returned last Sunday from a two
weeks vacation spent in the noun.
tains and Denver.
All lawns, marked to move them
before the 4th, at less than you
could expect to pay, at
Gregg & Rhodes.
Miss Zellah 4. Spencer, one of
the leading business women of
Wichita, Kan, was here last Tues.
day on an immense land deal and
spent the day investigating mum.
of propositions.
Messsrs. Harry Pettee and Mar.
shall House mads hurried trip to
Pueblo last Tsssday.
Ladies' silk and fabric gloves at
less than cost. Gregg 8 Rhodes.
An oppostaHty u rsplsnish
your linen stock with good linens
at small cost. at Gregg & Rhodes.
The Holly base ball team was
defeated by the Granada boys on
the latter's grounds last Sunday
by score of S-l3. The local team
says it's good policy to let them
win occasionally simply to keep
'em in good humor.
Wanted = Plain sewing. Mrs.
George Osterman.
Miss Margaret Nolan Sundayed
with her parents at the family
domicile in Granada.
The crowds are taking advantage
of the greatest bargains ever offer.
ed in the dry goods line in Holly.
Don't forget the name, Gregg &
Rhodes.
Shoes for everybody, best known
makes, at less than cost, at
Gregg G. Rhodes.
Messrs. Otis N. Ford and Joe
Daris have returned from Wichita,
Kan, where they went on q bust.
ness matter.
Scrims and drapery cloths at
half price, at Gregg q Rhodes.
Messrs. VIM. Albers of Cleve.
land, o., and Jacob Schlager of
Sterling, Kan, uncle and father,
respectively of our fellow-townsman
John SchIager, were guests of the
latter from Sunday to Wednesday,
and were well pleased with the
sights of an irrigated country.
George Borstner autoed to Chey.
enne Wells last Wednesday.
Mckinley sheet music, 10 cents
a copy. Joseph Adamek, jewler,
Holly.
Tinwork done on short notice.
All work guaranteed. @. E. Mer.
win. rear Holly Hardware Co.
Cash for Produce.
Bring us your poultry, eggs,
hides and cream. Highest market
price. Holly Produce Co.
Makes The Nation Gasp.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Prosperous Two Buttes.

MANY Holly people will be aad know that the Two Bues
before and that plentiful
larger than and the Oldest hab that the country
hand number the grow sugar bes for
the Holly factory and confidently reported contracts will be offered
them for next Let the good work 60
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28

A sprained ankle may as rule be cured
in from three to four days by spplyinE
Chamberlain Liniment and observing
the directions with each bottle. Sold
by the Holly Pharmacy, Ikslusa Bros,
Prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28

. most agreeable visit with rela-
tives and friends in Cripple Creek.
For Rent-Furnished four.room
house. Inquire Of Mrs. John G.
Hill. 6-28tf
Miss Anna Bryce. who has spent
the past year at Oxford college,
contemplates entering Boulder uni
versity in the fall, where she will
prepare for a pedagogic career.
Mems felt and straw hats at less
than jobbers' price, At
Gregg l. Rhodes.
Jim Conard of Coolidge has
shied his castor into the political
field for register of deeds, on the
Republican ticket.
Frank Townsley left for Iowa
last Saturday.
Miss Grace Brose, cousin of
Mrs. Joe Vavra and Miss Ella
Boyer, is expected here any day
now.
Rev. F. n. Essert. the popular
evangelist of Canon City, Colo,
who conducted revival services
here some time ago, preached in
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning and in the Presbyterian
church in the evening. His sub.
ject was America for Christ" and
the sermon was exceedingly inter.
esting.
Ladies' muslin underwear at less
than cost of material, at
Gregg & Rhodes.
The Dragons, q clever little party
Of theatricals, have held forth at
the Electric the past two weeks,
drawing splendid HOUSES nightly.
That they are veratile players
there can be no question, a. the
program was changed each night.
Manager Burton is fortunate in Sc.
curing the Brogans for his play
house.
Jos. Habiger G. Son, the butch
ers, will remove to the new White
building, next door to their present
location OF July l. They will have
one Of the finest markets for both
meat and vegetables in the Valley.
Success to them.
Mems leather gloves, best known
brands, at less than first cost, at
Gregg & Rhodes.
Frank Gretchen shook the Holly
dust off his feet last Friday for
Scott City, Kan.
The new White building shows
evidences of the skilled hand of r.
L. Pickett, the carpenter-contract-
or, who believes in doing we'll that
which he undertakes.
Two dozen mems shirts, odd
sizes, 5lOO and 51.75 values, 25cts.
each, at Gregg & Rhodes.
Electric wiring-the kind that
vii lpass the Underwriters code.
We guarantee our work, you take
no chances. BORsTNER & SCOTT
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
PRIZE FOR BIGGEST GOSSIP.
Name Him II You Can.

A local philanthropist whose iden.
tity we cannot disclose at this time has
agreed to give a valuable prize to the
biggest male gossip in the Holly dis.
trict the result to be determined by
popular vote. and the votes to be duly
recorded in each issue Of The Holly
Chieftain for period Of thirty days.
The prize is easily worth S25.
All those favorias the project will
notify this Office (by letter) ma later
than Wednesday, Of each week.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28

There is no real need Of anyone beinf
troubled with constipation. Chamber.
lain's Tablets which cause an agreeable
movement of the bowles without any un.
pleasant effect. Give them q trial. For
sale BY The Holly Pharmacy, lkelmsu
Bros, Proprs.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Balloon Ascension on the Fourth.

The Fourth OF July committees
ar attractions tor that day and aside from the printed
elsewhere this will ascension and parachute
by Prof. Oedan king of the Tell emphasize that
Holly prepared handle three thousand people the Fourth
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
onward ana Upward

Onward ana Upward
Barred Rocks, far better than l
ever had before. Get the best,
$3.50 per setting. One.half mile
southwest of Hartman.
G. E. Dyksterhuis.
Phone Hartman 1874.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
Furniture For sale,

Iron bed and mattress, range ,
stove. book case, dresser, couch,
chairs, etc. Inquire of Frank B.
Phillips.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28

See Ed Merwin, the timer, for
anything in the jobbing line. Tin
roof work q speciality. Shop: in
rear Holly Hardware Co.
Gregg & Rhodes are conducting
one of the greatest sales in dry
goods and shoes in the history Of
Prowers county. Sale now on.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-06-28
A Great Young Peoples Service.

We are glad to announce the
coming of Miss Winona Reed
Jewell who will give all hearers a
rare treat, in her leading of a
splendid young peoples service, in
the Methodist church, Wednesday
evening, July 3rd.
See posters for information as to
subject and ability.
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VASSAL BORC.

NORTH-Cyrus Walter of Feyler'
Corner was in this place. Wednesday.
Clayton Oliver of Friendship, who
has been passing several days here
visiting relatives, has returned home.
Miss Annie Orff has gone to North
Warren to work for Mrs Fred O.
Jameson.
Mrs Mary Kennedy of East Jeffer-
son has been in this place for the past
several days on account of the sick
ness of her mother. Mrs. Abbie Over
lock.
Mrs. Victor Bascom and little son
were guests of Mrs. a. j. Walter,
Tuesday.
Mrs Maynard Creamer was a guest
of Mrs. Nellie Flanders, Wednesday,
Mrs. Cyrus Walter and Mrs. Ernest
a. Walter of Feylers Corner attended
church here, Sunday.
Mrs. Rose c. White, who has been in
Massachusetts for the past several
weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Alden Burnheimer, who has
been suffering with severe attack OF
rheumatism for the past few days, is
some better
G4iSit N~iieSt. WIZ mas pNNi' peiHS-
ing several weeks with relatives and
friends here. has returned to her
home in Winterport.
Miss NJ. Ruby Walter has gone to
Union Common, where size will again
resume teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. league and fam
lily of Warren passed Sunday with Mr..
leagues parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w f.
league.
Mr.. and Mrs Lexton Mank, who
have had employment in hospital in
Massachusetts the past winter, have
returned home for awhile.
Mrs. Bessie Bornheimer was taken
suddenly i'll, Sunday afternoon, with
a severe pain in her hand which ex-
tended the entire length of her right
arm across the chest into the left arm,
and was so severe that she became un-
conscious. Medical aid was summoned
end at this writing she is very much
better.
Maple Grange Dramatic Co. present
ed the drama entitled The Village
Post Office" in the hall. Saturday eve
ming. Although the travelling was very
bad, "a large chowd was in attendance
and enjoyed the play from beginning
20 end and each played their part in
a very able manner. The net proceeds
were 5000
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Coming Events

April 2-Waldo Pomona, Belfast
April 3-East Maine Methodist Confer
ence, Roekland.
April S-First District Rep. Convention,
Portland.
April 4-Cumberland and oxford Union,
West Baldwin
April 7-Haneock Pomona, Bueksport.
April 10-State Republican Convention,
Bangor
April 10-11-I. o. G. r., Bangor
June 5-b--Divislon Encampment, Sons of
Veterans at Gardiner.
June 5-6-Maine Division, Sons of Vet.
Grams, Bangor.
June 12-Patriarehs Militant, l. o. o.
F., Brunswick.
June 17-Primary elections in Maine.
June 1s-National Republican Conyen-
ton, Chicago.
June 26-2S-Maine Pharmaceutical Assn
Convention, ST. Andrews, n. B.
July 26-Aug 2-The Young People'a
Missionary Conference, Ocean Park.
Sept 3-5-Maine State Christian En-
deavor Convention, Houlton.
Aug. 5-l6-Maine Christian Endeavor
Summer School. Charleston.
October 23-4-5-Maine Teachers Asso-
citation, Portland.