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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-14
Observation-Disclosures.
Two Held, TWoFree
In Liquor Cases.


Portland, Me. July 12.-Charged
with eonspirins 10 Illegally transport
liqa9rs not properly marked 10 show
their character, into prohibition
state. George P. Kns of Boston and
Francis Il. pewney of Rdxbury-were
each held in $1,000 fer The September
term Of The United States court in
Massachusetts at hearing before
Commissioner William Bradley, today.
The charges were brought in eennee-
tien With the seizure by Androscog-
gin county officers at Wales late
Wednesday night. Of an auto truck On
which 2SG0 pint:i Of Whiskey were con-
ccaled beneath furniture, it was alleg-
ed. in transit from Boston to Augusta.
Frank J. Chaser Of Somerville, driy-
er al the truck. who also was charged
with conspiracy, was released.
Bowney and Chaser testified that
after the auto truck and party reach
ed here from, Boston. King left them,
telling them he would meet them OF
the bridge al AUGUSTA. He instructed
them that ii he failed to do 50, they
were 10 so about five miles further
ana leave the goods in a barn.
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WINTHROP S; GARDINER /.
auckland Holds Visitors to Four Scat
tered Hits.

Winthrop Me. JUS 1$-fSpeeiaD.-Hin
throp was the winner. Saturday from
Gardiner in the Trolley League game
played al Winthrop by q score Of ii I.
BucklaHd held the visitors TO -four scat
tered hits and their only score VAS nade
possible through Max0tlts error in the
sixth. following free pass 10 first is
sued te Talbot
The game was Il most interesting one,
neither side scoring up to the fifth, when
Winthrop landed on DaHidson,s delivery
and through a combination Of hits and
errors pushed IN three scores and pat
the game on ice.
After that inning Davidson was found
easily By the locals and only git edged
support kept them from rolling up n
big score TWO were added 10 the tally
in the eighth, n base on balls and safe
hits by Fuller and Bradford sending in
Foftier and Fuller
The feature play of the game was the
catch Of long fly by A. Maxwell. Catch
or Niles Of the Gardiner team injured
his hand and was replaeed hY Talbot,
Mites poiHg to left field.
The score;
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DEXTER.

The Democrats of Dexter are getting
impatient over the delay in the appoint
ment of a Democratic postmaster to sue
coed Freeman u. Dearth. whose term ex-
pired, last December. The four contest
ants for the position of postmaster are
still in the field and as no decision has
been made as yet by Senator johnson a
great deal of uncertainty is i'm the air.
Assistant Postmaster Frank w. Haines
has had his salary raised from 500 to
5000 by order OF the department. the order
having gone into effect, July ]. Miss
Angie Ryan has been appointed chief
clerk to succeed Mrs. Gertrude Dearth
Fortier. and Miss Agnes Chisholm has
been appointed auxiliary clerk.
The vacancies in the corps of teachers
for the village schools have been filed
by Superintendent Ross as follows: Miss
Lula Whitmore, a graduate of Radcliffe
College and resident of Attleboro,
Mass, teacher of Latin for the High
school; Miss Myrtle Swanton. formerlysa
teacher in Milbridge, will teach Grade
at the Pleasant street building: Miss Ma
RE Lane. Grades and VI in the new
rooms at the High school building Miss
EsteIle Sands. who. last year had Grade
] at the Pleasant street building will
succeed Miss Ada Anderson as teacher
of Grade " Miss Anderson having re-
signed.
The members of the Chapman chorus
have received an Invitation from William
r. Chapman to attend n Festival Chorus
picnic at his farm in Bethel. Tuesday,
July "A. and it Is expected that num-
Der from Dexter's chorus will accept the
invitation and attend the picnic.
The Abbott Memorial library has re-
ceived a large number of new weeks and
they are now ready for circulation The
assortment contains works of sociology,
folklore, literature and fiction.
The young ladies' of the Methodist SUM-
day school have organized a club called
the Priscillas. The first meeting was
held with the pastors wife, Mrs. III. A.
Sherman, and the following officers were
elected: President, Mabelle Jewett; vice
president. Ava Penley; secretary. Mil
dred Rowe: treasurer. Doris Nichols. The
next meeting will be held at the home Of
Mildred Rowe on Mill street
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Senate committee. but that the House
committee wanted to investigate its
own affairs.
Again there was a council of war
behind closed doors and a new letter
was drafted. In it Chairman Over
man minated that the Senate COM
mittee intended TO keep every one OF
its witnesses under its direct surveil-
lance, where they could be had when
wanted; but that if the House should
present proper request for some
witness who did not happen to be then
engaged at the, Senate side the com
mittee would give courteous consid-
GRAFTON to applications"
In the meantime Mr.. Mulhall, who
had progressed only as far as the lat
ter part of 1906 in his documentary
recital of his lobbying work for the
National Association of Manufactur-
ers had disappeared. He was releas-
ed from the Senate committee room
at 100, but the committee announced
it would re-eonvene at $50.
When that time arrived Chairman
0verman alone appeared on the scene
and said the committee would recess.
10 o'clock Monday. With the consent
of the committee, Mulhall had de-
parted for New York to pass Sunday,
but the Senate committee remained
technically in session so he could be
called back to the stand If the House
subpoena him for testimony, this aft
ernoon.
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VASSALBORO.


PORE AvENtfE-p. y. Marden and
grandson, Master Kenneth Austin. We're,
Thursday, in Augusta.
MISS Marjorie Bates of WaterviIle pass
ed Friday at Broadmead, the guest of
Miss Marion Pape
Mrs. Frank Austin and baby Arthur re-
turned, Friday 10 her home In Water
vile, after an extended visit at Maple
Hill farm Master Kenneth will remain
Tor longer visit.
MR., aud Mrs. George +. Pope of Provi-
denee 4. l., formerly of Maine, are oe-
cupying their summer residence at Ed
eartown, Mass. for = few weeks They
entertained. recently a party Of Maine
friends which included Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ballard Of F'dgartown, Mass, Miss
Edith Ballard of Providence. r. I, Miss
Eva C. Goddard of Everett, Mass, and
II. II. Pope of Boston.
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Wonder Of Wonders, Athletics
BealGn Twice In Same Day.
Tigers the Vioiors-.Aaps Defeated
By Senators, 5.4.-H. 7. 81 ST. L. 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
American League. sunday.

Chicago july l2.-Ray Collins of Bas-
ton held Chicago to tg,ree scattered hits.
today, ana sf5ll Chicago Won , to g only
a4e 81 the locals runs was earned. that
being lie e8e Chase scored On "a homer
10 deep left. The other TIVE tans were
helped along by errors BY Washer. who
threw wild 10 third in an attnppt 10
catch Heau, who WAS stealiis. In HE
initial inning, and again in me llth when
he fuHHhied Bodies gfoHnder. Woaver'S
also was ia fine fa}# e8a held the visit
oes TO six hiia. IL pitched vel n ihe
pinches, while TIVE lieafaHs da9tle niays
by Rath weaver and chase assisted him
in holding tie Bo#s7aiaas Eeairs catch
al Wagper's rs ia aecp# eeRtef# prevented
the visitors from tieins the se1re.
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The Boston Yacht Club Fleet,
IS Strong,yArrive at Portland
Twill Cruise the Maine Coast

Portland, Me, July 1S.-The fleet of
the Boston Yacht Club numbering As
boats, including power craft, arrived
IN Portland harbor. this afternoon, in a
stiff northwest gale blowing at the rate
of 40 miles an hour and anchored off
Peaks Island. The first boat to pass in
was the Acushla II. which threw her
anchor. al go p. NJ She made the dis
t;tnee of - miles from Portsmouth,
from which point the fleet sailed. this
morning. in 4 hours. 80 minutes and 45
seconds. The Acushla was closely fol-
lowed by the Golden Rcd. The sail
down Vas made without a mishap. The
fleet WIS met at the entrance to the
hnrhor by Commodore Dyer of the
Portland Yacht Club. and Commodore
I.edyafd Of the Kennebec Yacht Club
of Bath.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE IS sENsA-
TiON or WEEK in BIG LEAGUES
Continued from Page one.)


driven from the hex once and teuehed
up fairly hard an lis other appearances.
Bender has been doing little work and
the hulk of the pitching was deYolsed
upon the youngsters Who, however, seem
able to hold up their end fairly We'll with
the batting strength of the MacKmon
sluggers to back them.
Washington also has pitched treu-
hles, the staff having dropped to a
two man basis SO far as Winning
work is concerned. if last weeks
showing may be taken as indicating
conditions.
Of the Senator'S victories, Johnson
affiliated in one ana Boehlins in two.
The young, left handler accounted for
his ninth straight victory, on Friday
and has Yet Ia lose 4 game Johnson
picked up another game, TODAY, from
Cleveland. =. Louis twifling con
tinsent Just now IS showing better
form than those of most Of the teams
far above them. their left handers,
led hy Earl Hamilton being a particu-
larry good lot.
Detroit has been noteriouslg weak
ON the mound all season and Jen-
nines is having poor luck So far IN
recruiting. Danss, Nilett and Lake,
however, We're able among them to
take double header from the Attn
letics, today. A staff that has inn
proved of late is that ef The Chance
men, OF whom Ford. Keatiug Fisher
ana Mcconnell are al showing enee-
tiveness. The New York team as
Whole, with Jack Knight IN . sle=
cessful Comeback role hitting the
bali hard where his predecessor, Bor-
ton. had failed to do anything Of cen
SEQUENCE is PLAYING d far better same
than AZ any time. this season.
The record in each league Of games
played, wen aud lost, with runs. hits.
errors and men left on bases. is Al
follows:
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New Bruins. Maine League, Saturday
AZ Bangor Fredericton 49, Bangor 2.
AT St John St John 10, St Croix B.
MT. VERNON.

WEST-Mr. and Mrs Z. G. Leighton
and children Of Winthrop passed
Wednesday and Thursday in town. at
the home Of Mrs. John Anderson. re-
turning. Friday morning. to their
home. They also called on other
friends while in town. They were for
mef residents Of this place
Prof. and Airs II. II. l.annigan have
RAD q boat house built FOR their two
motor beats; also have had extensive
improvements made 10 their summer
home, Airmont Hal.
The recent heavy rains will be great
help 10 the growing crops
Farmers are busy cutting their hay.
The crop Will be lighter than last year.
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SIILLIN PROGRESS.
Fight Continues Between
Lobby Investigators
For Possession Of Marlin N.
iaulhaIl, Lobby Witness.
Peace Cyeriures Scurry Back and
Forth, But No Decision Reached.

Washington, July 13.-When Senate
and House lobby investigators ad-
jonrned, Saturday, for a Sundays rest
lie fight for possession of Martin NJ
MuIhall. j. Fl. MeMichael and other
witnesses was still in progress, with
the odds strongly favoring Senator
Qyerman and his Senate committee.
The Overman committee adopted
technical measure of safety to allow
Mulhali to get out of town for Sun
day, by remaining in session until he
had boarded a o'clock train for New
York. Chairman Oyerman was pre-
pared 10 resume the investigation, on
Saturday afternoon, had the House
committee made any attempt to stop
Mulhall or subpoena him for imme-
date testimony before the Garrett
committee.
0yertures of peace from both sides
passed back and forth by special mes
sengers, during the day; and on the
last exchange of courtesies, late Sat
friday afternoon. it seemed certain the
House investigators would be given an
Opportunity To start work, next week.
with McMichael or some other Wit
ness providing they made a respect
full request upon the Senate commit
tee for his production.
The fight, which had come to q
head Friday night, when an officer
Of the House tried To take Mulhall
away from the Senate committee at
the end of an evenings hearing, was
resumed as soon as preliminaries
could be dispensed with. Saturday
morning. MulhalI, already had start
ed the recital of his alleged activities
as lobbyist" for the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers. and was pre-
pared to take up the identification of
his letters where he left off. last night.
With Mulhall, McMichael and the
other witnesses safely in the room and
witnesses and papers guarded by q
Gordon of sergeants-at-arms and SEN
ate employees, Chairman Operman and
his committee retired and indicted an
epistle to Chairman Garret of the
House eomittee.
This called attention to the at
tempt of the House to capture Mr..
Muihall the night before. and assert
cd the determination of the Senate
to hold the witnesses ard the papers
until it got through with them.
Chair Overman said no disrespect
was meant to the House and that
there was no desire to hamper the
other boay's investigation.
1t was dispatched by special mes
senger and the committee waded in
10 the mass of Mulhall correspondence
with officers and attorneys of the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
sitting by and watching proceedings
closely They had not gotten out of
the 1904 file when Chairman Carrots
special messenger arrived with an an
swer to the Overman letter Mr.
thought it might take hold of Mr.
McMiohael, whom Muihall alleged had
received pay from the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers, while act
ing. as chief page of the House. Mr..
Garrett wanted to know whether 1t
was true the Senate committee had
told Mr.. McMichael he could testify
before the House until they got
with him. Mr.. Garrett pro-
tested no disrespect was meant to the
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. July 10. Star Service
char ged Pines, to Wesley. Restate
original distance as 2lo miles.
DiclSeY IL Saint Francis. Restate
distance as 1880 miles.
The Forks 10 Lake Moxie. l. Re-
state distance as Al miles. 2. From
July l. 1873 require carrier to travel
the "Old North Dexter Road" both
WAYS between termini, decreasing 80
miles.
shiloh to Lisbon Falls. Permit
postmastcrs al termini TO exchange
mail 6 =. A. w in addition to the
service now provided under contract.
provided mail be carried in q closed
pouch. by a sworn carrier, and with
out additional expense TO the depart
mont.
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SATURDAY. Cricket.

AT Franklin Field Standard Is, Garib-
bean GA Is w, drawn
At Beverly Boston no. Beverly 40
draw.
At canton--eanton 100 &c w declared,
Broekton &C.
At Methuen-B Beverly A g w, Methuen
At New Bedford Portuguese 12f. Bay
View u: New Bedford "a, West India Al.
At Philadelphia-P Philadelphia G. e. S9s
Zone nningl, Montreal 264.
AT FNereit-Nest India Wanderers 81,
Everett Al draw.
Al Pawiucket- Pawtucket 80. Potter &
Johnston %
Al Worcester--Woreester 50. Fitch
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Anerioan AaaooiatIon. sunday.

At >kansas city-columbus c, Kansas
City 4.
At eapolfs-Miuneapoli 6. Toledo
tiirst game); Minneapolis 1. Toledo 0
Second game.
AZ ST. fanl-Lousvilie 2, st. Paul 0
Girst game), Louisville :. st. Paul tsec-
ond game).
NJ Milwaukee ii. lndianap-
Oils 2 flirst gamef Milwaukee a. indiana
apois l tseoond gamc).
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international t.eaaue. Saturday.

Al Providence Newark 9. Providence 2.
" baltimore baltimore 4, dorsey City
i thrst eHmel. second game called at end
OF fourth ca account OF rain.
~ Mahfreal--tifst gafna POSTPONED on
account Of rain; Toronto ., Montreal 3
tseeend camel
AZ Roehester-F First game called at end
Of second on account of rain; Buffalo 4.
Rochester | Second aame).
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Attacked by monster bulldog rs he
was about TO visit = patient. Or. J. A..
DUNCAN, Greeley, 6'uio threw a lap,
robe At the animal. and when it be-
came tangled in the folds OF the robe,
ran over its neck with an automobile
and killed it
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The Averages Of winthrop. during the
OTHER GAMES, SATURDAY.

Al Togus- Hazzard IS Toaus 4
At Belfast-Belfast 2. Rockland 3.
At Springvale-Sear conyincers 4,
Rochester 2.
Al Kennebunk- Kennebunk 7. South
Portland 0.
At homaston-Thomasto 9. yinalha-
ven 5.
Al Boothbay Harbor-Boothbay Harbor
Il, Bath I.
Al Aubarn-pingley Foss 4. Lisbon
Falls 3,
Al oxford Camp Kohut Is. pilsrims 7.
ford g
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a SOS check saved the night herons

a SOS check saved the night herons
Of Worth, H., from determination,
The farmers had met and decided to
wage deadly war on the heron when
tho Chicago Audubon Society heard Of
their intentions and sent an agent
down there with a check book. The
sum Of SIS halted the determination
party and the farmers expressed
themselves as willing to hear evidence
that the herons We're not the ineorri-
gible grain thieves that they had been
supposed.
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CHICAGO

TWO base MIS- = eaNeF, IlfHatr HOMO
Sacrifice hits Rath. SeAa!&.
Stolen base Beaii. Double plays Rath
10 Weaver to CHEESE 2. left On hases-
Chicago ., Boston l. First On hails-Om
L. Collins I. off Scott J. Hit ~ pitcher
By Scott, GaffgIh struck oid lily r.
Collins / hs Scott =. Tho. 10. I'm
pires, Evans and sheridan
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Eastern Association, Sunday.

At Bridgeport-sprngheld 4, Bridge
port 2.
At Waterbury Waterbury & Meriden g.
Al New Haven't Hartford =, New Hat
ven ~ innings1
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Eastern Association. Saturday.

At rittsfeld-ptttsheld 3, Waterbury ]
tnrst gamel; Waterbury II, pittsfield 6
tsecond gameD.
AZ Bridgeport Bridgeport 3, SPRING
field 2.
At Meriden- Meriden 10. New London /
lifst game: New London z, Meriden 4
tsecond game).
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IiALL0N ELL.

Earned runs-Aususia 2, HaIoWt!I
Two base hit Harvey. Stolen bases
Smith. Thyns. SturAeyant. Struck eGt-
BY Stetson IL, ny Douglass :. base on
balls-0m Douglass 6. Fit by pitcher
Harvey. Fuller. Sacrifice hits-H4eReY,
stetson Time, 2.15. Empire Upton, At
TENDANCE. 200
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BELGRADE.

Misses Florence and Hazel Kelly OF
Portland are passing short vacation at
the home of their parents at Belgrade
Lakes.
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Chicago Z, Boston FIRST game: Bos-
ton .. Chicago fseceud gamei.
Philadelphia IL. Detroit g
cleveland 8 Washington a.
st Louis 2. New York /.
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iNTERnAT'L LEAGUE STANDING.


AZ Jersey city-Jersey City 2 Provi-
AZ Observation-Disclosures s. Newark 0.
Az acknowledgements A. Montreal 3
Hirst camel; Montreal & Toronto {sec-
end game. callea in flftlO.
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Taking cognizance of the various
of the earth, person tax
ing a three-mile stroll has travelled
IS, 255 miles. ~,
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southern Ieanne. Sunday.

At Memphis Memphis 3, New Orleans
first game1 Memphis 3. New Orleans 2
SECOND ganae4.
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The classes finished as follows:
CLASS A.
clap. Cor
time. time.
LomarI. r. f. Winslow .7l7OO 7l251
Spook. Mark Smith ...........T1607 1867
CLASS Il.
Neela. A. Piersen. 62I23 GOALS
Norma il, II. Machines G4s3l $500
MYSTIC F. Person ........... .6.49.53 6.as.ss
SKY Pilot. Il. Boynton. 1884
CLASS C.
Baboon. II. B. Boyd .5se.52 1862
White Heather, A. Graham. q 17.5s 6.0557
CLASS ID.
Evaneeline. II. Burgess ..e1740 60429
The Ilirt, J. Black. Jr........ 250T 6l657
eoiema, A. corthet. .653.5S 6.535s
SPECIAL CLASS.
Vera Ill, II. Lundberg. .6674S
Manataaua. A. Stevens. .......6.17.40
CLASS f fSPECIALl
Acushla ii, Wetmore and
savage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .}.aS. 20
Golden Rod. G. Il. Bruce. 5.66.30
'hawmut, A. Chesterton..... 6l02l
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GARDINER

--Fortier, Fuller. cobb. Niles. struck
out-By auckland Z by Davidson :. Base
on balls-On Ruckland . of Davidson.
Umpire, Bate. Time, Lab Attendance.
$50.
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ALL THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

National League Results, Saturday.
Pitsburg s, Boston l.
New Work 3, Cincinnati /.
Philadelphia - 81. Louis J.
Chicago 6. brooklyn 10 Innings.
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First Class Rae
ing at H3ulton.


ii9afteh' Ae, July Aa.-tSpeeiat1.-The
,,,..s of s5t,,,la,5 40 f{,,,It53,, ..4..9.., =.
5..ogs o s2,a .,, AZ a9p'9a given N
Connection with 9fanseHcft : celebration,
we're a decided sHoeeHs. Nearly il moi
quite 800 were in attendance. They were
.t..55=5.- ...5
'''itlis wen eifttt'"litssi'
The 2.l4 PACE WeAt sf& heats, the FIRST
fj,l, heats t4,.,nas Won b. as NANNY diffcr-
eit horses at OF the AH13lirS IL 'itis race.
,..s, -. me -, -, "a.
" Wv Di't ''''''7' '''' y W
.'t'sS N.tfietss VIZ 5i" 40 Si95" oi elSii'S
- 'ite ','',ill= VI :, -.
4,s,,l4ft... -. - 80
Inns ~ fii'tA = i''+=A '''t9ttt tts'49i''t7s
This track HAS been built hut one year,
set tie appearance OF the track. the gen
.eral eeGijpn,olt 45lnale If If Dies nor e,,r-
PISS any az tb,= ojtis,.- tz.3,lse ii Afafae
Gu. -
ne 9Hicess are eieaH cut gentlemen
WHO are out TO make success Of tie
Vrntffa. md T., furnish thn sport ta,in8
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The classes finished as follows:
CLASS
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2.20 pACE-pIIRsE "a.

Tifae-2.si, go
Note. The race declared finished at the
end of second heat, by mutual consent
of society and owners.
General Todd, owned by Jeff Bradbury
Of HroolSlne, fell IN the seceHd heat and
AIR. Bradbury sustained sprained ankle.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-26

Misses fine ribbed school
stockings, fast black. sizes 8 to
9h; our Csc quality. q o.
Wednesday at, pair :. = ~
The Detroit times., 1913-11-26
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Take Olive
Tablets

q your skin Is yellow-complexion
palud-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have q bad taste In your mouth
IAsy. nogOod feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets a sab
settute for calomel-were prepared by
D!. Edwards after IL years OF study
with his patients.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by
their olive color.
II you want clear. pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimples. q feeling Of buoy
ancy like childhood days. you must
get at the cause. DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets act on the liver and bowels
like calomel-yet have no dangerous
after'enects. They start the bile and
overcome constipation. That's why
millions OF boxes are sold annually
at lOc and 26c per box.
Take one or two nightly and note
the pleasing results. The Olive Tablet
Co.. Columbus. o. All druggists
Adv.