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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
DIVORCE SUNDERS
COERCED WEDDING
Publishers Daughter Is Freed
From Imprisoned Youth, Whose
Threats Forced Marriage
Special Dispatch to The Cain

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
Los ANGELES. Aug. 1s.-Mrs. Char
lotte Wilson de Hay, the beautiful
daughter OF Stanley B. Wilson, well
known publisher, was granted di-
vorce from her youthful husband
Floyd A. de Hay, by Judge Monroe to-
day, after she had testified that De Hay
told her she should marry him or he
would kill her and then himself.
Mrs. de Hay said she met De Hay
who had been befriended by her father
down town one day and he proposed
marriage. She refused, she said, and
thcreupon he took hold of her and said
1T was either marriage or death
Immediately after the ceremony, she
said. she went to- her home and refused
to live with her husband
De Hay was released from the lone
reformatory only shortly before the
ceremony, and was returned there be-
cause he made threats to kill his young
wife and her father
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T FAVOR|TES TAKE
THREE Of EVENTS
At ANACONDA
Victories of Two of Winners
Come as Distinct Sur
prises, Hence Were
Poorly Backed

ANACONDA, Aug. Is. = Favorites captured
three of the seven events the card today,
Milton Rohlee, Gomul and Evelina being the
successful choices TO come down TO the wire IN
front
The victories of Gossiper in the second race
and Ravel Dare in the fifth event were distinct
surprises. as they were neglected In the betting.
The fourth event at a mile brought out nice
field and the winner turned up in Engraver,
nicely ridden by Rosen, which made the pace
and easily led out Footloose at the hnssh. sum
FiRsr RAcE-Elve furlongs, purse:
Odds. Horse. Weight, Jockey. s.. str. TN.
e-1o-{1)P. JANICE. los Pauleyp, 22
5-l---(2)ART RICK. Io6 lwoolsl ? Pa
sn1. es aned es @ psee hsese s pSse @
out show. Ada Anne also ran. Scratched
Blarney.
SECOND RAcE,-FutuTity course; selling; liI i,
s-2-ss5R. EST ESTHER, los tPauley'. ! 5 3I,
s,1-kinfolas 10 tDonoyaa, So 8 "A :sas e
Ruth Esther place, 50 show: kinfolks So
show. Tony FAUST; sainest, Lady - Adelsids' ats
scary Williams, also ran. Scratched-Idun.
THIRD RAcE-Futurity course; selling Jas ~,
Odds o Horss Welght Jockey st str- fih-
sacHi sacIinet eerueIa fucker, Il liz tneIntyre) SIS
Tims, l:1sl-5 Gosslper So place, 40 show
Susan +, Dottie b. seerete, Our Leader Isix-
teen, also ran Seratehed--tS) Error, Frog Eye.
FOURTH RAcE-One mile; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. Str Fin.
52-Engraver. loo tRosenl ...... | lfs
3-1-(2)FoOTLoOsE, 1l3 (Woods). 4 IN
5-1--l3)ARBUTUS, Ill tMareol...
Time, AZ 80. Engraver place, 40 show
Footloose 4-5 place 10 show Arbutus 81 show
Mamie MeDee, Great Friaf Calethumpian, tl)Slr
John, also Scratehed-Bob Farley.
FIFTH RAcE--Five furlongs selling
Odds. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
45-(3)GOMUL, III lWoodsl ...
S-l~-Osage Chief. 107 tAillerl....
10-1-Leda Lake. l09 (sIcIntyre)..
Time. 1:O2 3-5. Gomul 2-5 place, IL show;
Chief place. show: Lake / show. 1lAlbert
Jones, Raymon II, Ethel Wicks, Golden Shower,
l2)Carter Johnson, also ran. Scratehed-Watso
Kingsley, Dad stearns, Dick Benson.
SIXTH RACE--ope mile: selling
Odds. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Str. Fin
flor. DARE, t05 (Woods) u
7-2-Marie Coghill, lo5 (Milerl 10 a6
Time Las So. Ravel Dare 8 place. 80 show
q 5MoAlan, Anna Anna schneider. {2)Harlem Maid,
Lord Clinton, Tuli Jack Ellis, Ethel Samson,
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--One mile selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. Str. Fin.
7-1o--t3EvELINA, iu9 tMeIntyre) ! | IL
4-1-Patriotic, Ill tDonovanl.-.. y
6-1-Regards, 113 (Pendergastl....
Time 1:43 Id. Eyelina 1-3 place, out show
Patriotic 90 place. So show; Regards 40 show.
Il Blue beard, Roberta, Order of Dance, (2)Brig-
ham, also Scratched-Littleton, Wassail.
/ ANACONDA SELECTIONS |
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
LABEL DISREGARDED
IN CITY'S CONTRACTS
Gator of Election Commission Holds
Awards should BE Made to Lowest
Bidder; Printing Trades Protest

Contracts for supplies required at
the coming special election were
awarded by the election commission
yesterday regardless Of the provisions
of the resolution adopted by the super
visors In 1899, requiring the union
union label on all city printing.
The strike of the press feeders has
resulted in certain printers holding
city contracts being denied the use of
the label. Commissioners Gator took
the stand that the board was following
the provisions Of the charter in max
ing the award to the lowest responsible
bidder, the charter making no reference
to the union label Commissioners Queen
and Hermann voted with him and Hare
and McDevitt against the award.
Protest was made by the Allied
Printing Trades.
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Record Breaking Marks at
Camp Perry

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug. 1s.-Record breaking
marks recorded In the third day Of the
National Rifle association matches here. Per-
feet were made In number of in
stances.
Sergeants G. H. Woiford and s. T. Hearson
of Oregon, i'm the enlisted mems match shoot
ing as a team, made 26 consecutive bullseyes
on the 1000 yard range, new mark in this
event
At the end of the surprise fire match Is
men tied at 10 buiseyes Five of these
made Is.
The final winner, Robert Spears made 90
hullseyes in succession. Second was won by
Private r. Il. Jaughlin Of Massachusetts, an rs
year old boy, with 10 consecutive bullseyes.
Spears might have made a more imposing rec
ord, as he quit when assured Of winning.
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Maggart Holds Own

Baker of the Seals is at the top of
the heap in hitting, but this applies
TO only 20 games In which he has
participated. His percentage is 413
Dillon of Los Angeles is next, with
23 games played and a percentage of
345
The real leader among Coast league
batters is Maggart of Los Angeles, with
1872 games played, and a percentage Of
.315
Doane of Portland is next. with 1Os
games and a per centage of Sf1
Lober has played in 81 games, and
his percentage is 310
Following are the ayara@pS.
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Los Angeles Club Calls
Players

3. LOS ANGELES, Aug 1S.-Plans of
Henry Berry, president Of the Los AM
geIes club of the Pacific Coast Baseball
league, for recalling State league play
ers at the beginning of the 1914 sea-
son. were made public here today.
The players affected are Catcher
Dutch Hoffman, Pitchers Babe Dris-
coll and Pat Harkin, the latter a
y "southpaW''; Shortstop Howard Fahey,
Outfielder Emil Meusel and Third Base
5Trfan Sawyer from the Fresno club. and
Pitcher Walker and Outfielder Harper
? of the San Jose club
They have all been purchased out
right.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-Boston from cinein-
natl today, but heavy rain and electric storm
terminated the first game Of scheduled double
header in the sixth inning, with the score stand
ing to / in favor OF the locals. The second
was postponed until tomorrow. Score:
Batteries Ames and Clarke; peraue and Rari-
BROOKLYN TAKES TWO
BROOKLYN, Aug IS = Brooklyn took two
games of todays double header with st. Louis,
to | and to 2. Scores:
First game r. II. E.
st. Louis !
Batteries -noak. Perritt and Hildebrand; Allen
and Miller.
Second game r. III. f.
Sc Louis g Q
Batteries Harmon and Wlngo; Rueker and
NEW YORK INCREASES LEAD
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-The New York cham
pions increased their lead by winning double
header from Pittsburg today, the scores being 5
to and to /. Scores:
Pittsburg .......-..-s...,..... 10 2
New aora onsr ,hso ~
maree and Mclean.
Second game Il. H. Z.
Pittsbnrg 70
.s atteries.Robinson. Cooper. oTooie and Glib
son. Tesreau and Wilson.
CHICAGO 10, PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1S.-For eight innings
todays game here was hard fought. Then Chi
eago developed ninth inning batting rally. and
and won the game from Philadelphia by 10 to f.
Score: r. H. f.
eh,ssgo eh,Ss6s,sna a,-..................-l4 = 2
Batteries-H Humpries and Archer; Alexander
Brennan, Mayer, imiey and Howley, Killifer.
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FORMER UMPIRE Log1Nc SIGHT

OAKLAND. Aug. 1s.-Fred 'sRnIl'' Perine.
formerly umpire In the Pacific Coast baseball
league and one of the American league indicator
men, has been removed to the county infrmary
almost totally blind. There is little hope of saw
Ing his sight He once n ball player, but
suffered from iocomotor ataxia. He recovered
somewhat. but lately his eyes have failed him.
and he WAS removed to the hospital by friends
Perine is 36 years old and was born here.
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kL LAWITT Ter AND
WILL |AMs LEAD
COAST PITCH[ RS
Maggart of Los Angeles Con-
tinues Star Among Hit
ters, With Several
Close Up

.sKlawitter and Williams Of Sacra-
mento are running one. two in the
Coast league pitching department, with
Tanning Of San Francisco a good third.
The percentages of the three leaders
are: Klawitter TIA; Williams, 68S:
flaming .643.
The ayera gaS follow.
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BRooKLYN,s NEW PLAYERS

BROOKLYN. Aug. 18.-The Brooklyn National
league club today released Clin Curtis pitcher
announced that Pitcher Pfeifer purchased from
Grand Rapids. would join the club tomorrow;
Pitcher Elmer Brown. bought from Montgomery
Spufember L.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
soNDER YACHTS NOT CHOSEN

MARRLEHEAD, Mass. Aug. 1s.--The commit
tee OF the Eastern Yacht club which Is to select
the three American sender yachts to meet the
German trio In the international match next
month was no nearer its object tonight than on
last Saturday. The six yachts which survived
Saturdays cimnations were all still contenders
for the honor Of making the team.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-President
Wilson has. no intention OF compronais-
ing with insurgent democrats on the
administration currency bill. He made
1t plain today that he intended to stick
by the report Of the democratic ma
Jority Of the house banking committee
and was confident that the house would
adopt the Glass bill without material
change.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
MONEY FOR BRITISH ATHLETES

LONDON. Aug 1s-An appeal for $500 900
with which to adequately provide for the British
team that is to be sent to the Olympic games IN
By Earl Grey; Lord Harris. aide de camp to
King George: Lord Roberts, Lord Rothschild,
Lord Strsthcona and the duke Of Westminster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
FINED FOR 4FARNINap pLAYERs

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.--The Chicago National
league club Is today fined $500 by the national
baseball commission for farming players to Lou
isville of the American association while Will
liam Grayson Jr.. former president Of the Louis
vile club, IS debarred from connection with any
national agreement club until he has been rein
stated by the commission.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
Event of the Year in Coast
Golfing

The event of the year in coast gelfHg circles
will be the Del Monte tournament September 8
to 13. On this occasion the California State Golf
association viii add their title to the Del Monte
championship. and the contest will be conducted
under the Joint auspices of the state organization
and the Del Monte club
Preceding the golf there will be polo t0urna-
ment from August 20 to September g. for which
the San Mateo Juniors and the Third squadron
First cavalry. entered.
Besides the local talent quite a number of we'll
known players from the northwest In addition
TO the southern CalifnrnaHs have announced
their intention Of participating in the gelfng
events. and there will be mere scratch perform
ers. as we'll as rank and fle than ever before.
The committee consists of Mr. W. Selbv
chairman: Sumner Hunt, f. B Tufts II. n II.
Woadcock Vincent Whitney and II. Spens- Black
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
ForrRELL wILL NoT nEFENp

EVERETT Wash. Aug. 1s-The tennis tour
nament for the championship of western Wash
ington will begin here tomorrow. Drawings
were made today. but the first games were post
poned because OF unfavorable weather. Play will
be held oaly In the mems singles, the winner OF
which VIII secure the Taylor championship cup.
now held by Ella Fottrel of San Francisco. Fot-
tell will not be here to defend the trophy.
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NEw. wnRIn,s RECORDS

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.--Patrick Ryan Of the
Irish-Ameriean Athletic club established new
worlds record for the hammer throw today with
q toss Of lS9 feet 6I5 inches. Hannes Eoleh-
mainen also set a new American record for the
three mile run. covering the distance in 14:22 81
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
FLANAGAN RELEASED

ST LOUIS, Aug 1s-Manager Stovan an
nouneed today that he has given Charles Flana-
gan 10 days notice of release and that if no
club signed him during that time he would be
free Flanagan. who is a second baseman.
was secured from the San Diego Southern Cali
fornia league club.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT, Aug 1s.One man was out in the
ninfh-two on the hases--Moriarty shot
sizzling single into right and Gainer raced home
from second with the run that enabled Detroit
TO defeat Philadelphia, to 4. Score;
philadelphia .....................s.
Batteries-Plank and Lapp; Dubuc and Stan
- NEW YORK 4, ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS. Aug. 1s.-New York gained a
lead of Mitchell In the first and fifth innings
which st. Louis could not overcome, the visitors
taking the opening game of the farewell series.
to 2. Score II. H. E..
New York 10 O
Il Bafteries-Ford pssS and sweeney; Mitchell and
-'S~ CHICAGO !, BOSTON D
CHICAGO. Aug 1s.-Chicago defeated Boston.
/ to O. today In the initial game of the visitors
farewell series here. Score: r. II. f..
Boston o 2
Chicago ,.,... :. q
Russell and Schaik
WASHINGTON 8. CLEVELAND .
CLEVELAND, Aug. lS.-Washington won the
first game of two game series with Gleve-
land which started here today. The score was
8 to 8. II. H. E.
Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 13 2
Cleveland 10
Cul1op, James and o'Neil. Ten Innings.
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TACOMA SIGNS KRAFT

SPOKANE, Aug. 1S.-nave Kraft pitcher re-
leased by the Spokane team in the Northwestern
league was today signed by Tacoma. Kraft was
with Spokane throughout the last two seasons.
He came to Spokane from Hannibal. Mo
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
MAY PITCH NO MORE

CHICAGO, Ang. 1s--Pitcher Ed Walsh OF the
Chicago White Sox club left tonight for Youngs-
town. o., to see If his pitching DAYS are over or
If he is TO become an onthelder. w alsh has been
unable to pitch with the effectiveness Of former
suffering from = strained ligament In his throw
ing arm.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
LYNNE STANLEY GIANTS s. WILSON'S q

OAKLAND. Aug. 1S.--The lynne STANLEY Giants
took the measure of the Wilson's Yesterday after
r.. Fl. E.
Lynne Stanley Giants
Wilson's ..-...s.. ..sS
Batteries Meadows and Fletcher: Mitchell and
HeeniSh
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NO DECISION BATTLE

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is.--A tame 10 round
fight tonight between Young Denny of this city
and Milly Walters of Chicago was a draw ac-
cording to vote OF the sporting writer's about
the ring. Both fighters are welter weights.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19

Standing Of Clubs
| in Coast League

GAMES TODAY
Oakland mt San Francisco.
Sacramento at Venice.
Los Angeles at Portland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
81 THoUsAND DOLLAR prTcH,

DETROIT Mich, Aug lS.-President Nayin
of the Detroit baseball team announces the plr-
chase of Pitcher Comstock from the Minneapolis
club OF the American association. He is said to
have paid SO. 600 In cash and two players.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
RATHJENs !. MoNARcHs {

The Rathjen Mercantile nine defeated the Mon
srchs. to o. at the Preside grounds. Score
r. Fl. E.
Rath3en Mercantile Company. Z 3
Monarchs ..+......-.--.- z
Batteries-Rathjen, McWiliiams and McCar-
thy: Summerville and Guistipace.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
/ ANACONDA SELECTIONS
Bv JOE MURPHY


The following the entries and selections
for the races TO be today at Anaconda:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs; 2
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19

BEST BETs-BERT GETTY. NIFTY
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25
Coats and Suits

We have few suits and coats left that will be sold at
liberal discount IF you have net already secured your
garment will make it to your advantage to in
and buy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25
Distinguished Guests

Gov. Fletcher special educational coma
mittee, who are Investigating the entire
educational system of Vermont, came to
Morrisvile last Saturday on a special
train. They were en- route to Johnson
and through the efforts of Judge 6. M.
Powers were invited to leave their train
here and take auto rides about the vil-
lage, through "Samoset and Hyde Park
to Johnson, meeting their train at that
place. The party was made up OF T. N.
Vail, President Butler of Columbia Col
lege OF New York, Judge Watson, Frank
Brooks of st. Johnsbury, Eli Porter OF
Wilmington Mayor Estee of Montpelier,
Hon. Percival w. Clement of Rutland
and two clerks. The train reached here
at II o'clock and H. c. Fisk, w. n. Sar-
gent, c. H. A. Stafford, F. R Child, Chas.
Raymore and H. Waite, met the party
with their autos, and with few of the
citizens made the tour as above. The
visitors were delighted with the trip and
expressed great surprise as to the beau-
ties of Morrisville and its surroundings.
Reaching the Normal school at Johnson
the visitors were turned over to Princi-
pal Peaks, where they inspected the Nor
NAL school.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25

Mrs. George Warren went to Burling.
ton Monday to spend few days.
Mrs. E. H. VanCor and daughter went
to Burlington Monday to visit relatives;
Mrs. R. A. Wiley of Waterville was a
recent guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. ].
Kelley.
Food sale at Universalst church vestry
next Saturday afternoon, beginning at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. w. B. Patch left last Saturday to
visit friends in Hardwick, Greensboro
and Stannard.
H. H. Peck of Waterbury, Conn, has
been a guest several day the past week
at The Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hills of Hard
wick were guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bixby.
/ Robert Hardy went to Amherst, Mass,
last Friday to attend the Commence
ment exercises at Amherst College.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Churchill and Geo. i.
TiIlotson were guests from Friday until
Monday at the Tillotson cottage at Cas-
plan Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Durett and two
children went Monday to Cabot to spend
several weeks with Mrs. Durett's mother,
Mrs. G. A. Drew.
Mrs. A. N. Boynton and Miss linda
Campbell went to North Wolcott Tues
day to spend a week with their sister,
Mrs. A. G. Andrus.
lanes Tyndall and two children of
Attleboro, Mass, arrived in town last
Thursday to visit his father, John Tyn-
dali. and other relatives.
Frances Carlotta, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Palmer, is rapidly re-
covering from her recent illness from
pneumonia and complications.
Austin wilkins and D. H. Rogers leave
Saturday for Gettysburg, Penn, to at
tend the celebration of the 5oth auniver-
sary of the Battle of Gettysburg.
The June social of the Ladies' Aid of the
NJ. E. church will be held at the home of
Mrs. F. II. Cram Friday afternoon The
school orchestra will furnish music and
everybody is invited.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Lou Agnes Gould, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Gould of this town,
and Or. Alexander Smith of Fitchburg,
Mass. The ceremoney will take place at
-. b.;ds,e home Wednesday afternoon
July I'd.
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LOCAL ~ e WIS
MORRISVILLE

Miss Helen browne is visiting relatives
at Intervale, N. H.
E. G. Wilson and son, Harley, are visit
ing in Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis is recovering from her
recent illness from acute indigestion.
Harold Dodge went to Burlington Sat.
urday to remain through Commence.
ment.
Miss Matte Chamberlain of Canaan,
N. H., is visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie
Churchill.
Miss Ethel Hosford left Saturday for a
visit with friends in Burlington and
Charlotte.
Judge G. M. Powers and son, Horace,
went to Burlington Monday to remain
through Commencement.
Miss Madge Merritt went to Hard
wick Saturday to visit her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Warren.
Mrs. Harry Baker and son, Robert,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Kneeland, in North Hyde Park.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
hold food sale next Saturday afternoon
at the church vestry, beginning at
o'clock.
Ms. c. w. Mcfarland went to Bos-
ton Saturday to visit relatives. On her
return she will be accompanied by the
children of Mrs. Mae Billings, who will
spend some time here.
Thirty-four Masons and like number
of Eastern Stars attended services at the
Methodist church last Sunday morning
and listened to an able sermon on 1.-THE
Temple" by Rev. Mr.. Best.
A demonstration of Wards Famous
Tip Top Bread will be held at the store
ofC. w. Barrows & Co. Saturday, Tuue
2S, at which time loaf of bread will be
given free with every loaf sold. See adv.
elsewhere.
Mrs. l. n. LeBaron went to Burlington
Tuesday to visit her friend, Mrs. D. l..
Sanders, who is in the Rood Sanitarium.
Mrs. LaBaron accompanied home the in
fant daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Sanders,
who has been spending a week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Sanders.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

FOR SALE desirable property In Everett,
Mass. Address Box 3S So. Royalton, VT
For SALE l-One Top Buggy in good con.
dition. CLARENCE PARKER, Hyde Park.
ATTENTION THE highest cash prices paid for
Calves. JOHN MINER, Hyde Park.
WANTED AT ONCE Ten men for mill, two
good horse teamsters. Good pay and steady work
L. S. MORSE, Jeffersonville.
WANTED "A girl to do table work. also girl to
do chamber work at Hotel Johnson. Address
A. B. CHAPMAN, Johnson.
For SALE i Have a pair of cheap Work
Horses for sale. Will exchange for Colts or Cat.
tie. w. S. NRwcoMB, RFD3 Morrisvie.
WANTED Blacksmith wanted at once must
be able to do horseshoemg; good Job for the
right party. L. E. WHITNEY, Eden Mills.
WANTED Girl or woman to do general
housework also good man. Good pay to both
parties. Call, write or phone to
JOSEPH TRoMBLEY, Morrisvile
EsTRAY Tame into my pasture two weeks
ago, Yearling Jersey Heifer. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying for this no.
tice. E. B. COLLINS, Hyde Park
NOTICE DIR. L. J. Marshall, who has devoted
the last IS years to the specialties of osteopahy
anu diseases OF the Stomaeh and lnteStlneS Will De
in Morrisville three days a week through the
month Of July.
For SALE l-One two-burner, blue flame Oil
Stove used only few times one No. I6 Windsor
Coal Stove, has selffeeder and wood CRATE one
large plush-covered Morris Chair.
Mrs. GIBSON, Hyde Park,
WANTED AT ONCE A few more reliable men
to learn to repair and drive Autos and fill vacancies
at salaries OF $500 to $4,000 per week. Write,
stating age and give reference,
MAINE AUTo COMPANY,
Taylor Street Garage. Portland Maine
For SALE "A Blacksmith and Repair Shop
with six.horse power Engine Planer, Band Saw,
Turning Lathe and Blacksmith Tools good barn,
seven.room tenement overhead. Also one two
seated Surrey and one pair Work Harnesses.
JOSEPH Foss, North Hyde Park.
For SALE l-One Sheep Power, nearly new,
with pulley attached will sell at discount. Also
one registered two-year-old Jersey Bull will sell
right, papers to go with him. Also one fve-year-
old Jersey Cow; will freshen Nov. I. Also one
our-year-old Jersey Cow; will freshen Nov. 2S.
lso one brown six.year-old Jersey Cow; will
reshen Dec. ~. All will be sold at a bargain.
d. H. TRUDEAU, Hyde Park.