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The Elbert County tribune., 1913-06-20


Detroit's Tigers and Philadelphia s
Athletics were struggling in the final
series OF the baseball season In the
Tigers lair Upon the outcome de-
pended the championship of the Amer
lean league. and the chance to meet
the Chicago Cubs for the worlds
championship. The Athletics were
ahead In the race. and although
Nack's team had not ripened to its
full strength 1t looked ais II it would
hold its lead. The game was the first
OF four that were to be played in De-
troit. and in the eighth inning the
Tigers were leading by the narrow
margin of one run. Every member OF
the two teams knew that the first
game probably would decide the Sc
ries.
Detroit was clinging desperately to
the one run lead that was earned by
two terrific drives by Crawford and
Cobb. Donovan was pitching magnifi-
Gently. yet he could not prevent the
Athletics from hitting: time and again
the Tigers were thrown back on the
defensive and saved by the won
derful fielding feats of Cobb and
Bush. The eighteen athletes were
strained TO the breaking point and
each one was ION his toes" every in
stant. In the eighth inning the Ath-
letics got runner to second base
with no one out. 1t looked like a tied
score. perhaps victory. when one of
the strangest freak plays ever seen
intervened. saved Detroit. and turned
the entire tide of the season. The
batter twice attempted to sacrifice.
failed and was forced to hit. He
swung at fast ball. high and out
side the plate. and sent a twisting.
teasing fly over the head of the first
baseman. perhaps seventy feet back
of the bag. and the ball was falling
almost on the foul line. one of the few
spots on the entire playing field where
balls fall safe almost every time, just
out OF the reach of any fielder. Ross
man. the first baseman. turned and
tore down the foul line. his back di-
rectly to the plate. but from the first
1t was evident he could not reach the
falling ball. Schaefer. who was play
ing second. had been playing in per
feet position to cut off a right-field hit
from the bat of a left-handed hitter
He started the instant the ball was
hit and sprinted at top speed toward
1t. From short right came Ty Cobb,
who. seeing the victory snatched from
his team by sheer luck. had turned on
the wonderful burst of speed that has
made him the marvel OF baseball. It
looked as II Cobb might reach the
ball by feat possible only for him.
yet Schaefer. although slower. had
made a quicker start, claimed the
catch and reached the ball. His final
leap. made with hands outstretched,
brought him to the ball just inside
the foul line and. as he accomplished
the wonderful catch. and while the
crowd was roaring with applause.
Cobb. unable to check himself in his
frantic effort, crashed against Schae-
fer. turned somersault over him and.
as he went down, Schaefer allowed
the bah to fall from his hands A
groan arose from the crowd. The
Athletic runner on second had tried
to get back to the base when he saw
that Schaefer would reach the ball.
and now he turned and raced for the
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-06-20
No Chance Tor an Aroument.

Waiter. how do / know that isn't
horse meat instead of beef?"
You probably don't, sir; all kinds
OF people come here to eat"
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-06-20

The man who depends entirely on
the push of those who are back of him
will seldom get to the front
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
OSCAR N. THOMPSON
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPT

oscar a. Thompson OF this city.
through HE attorney Col William
NJ Herger Of Belcn, has flcd "a pes
iitlon n bankruptcy before Judge W.
II Pope n the federal court ut Santa
Fe
Mn Thompson formerly was at llc-
len where he was engaged ia busi-
ness ln February OF this year he NOV
ed le Albuquerque. opening small
business st 9oi South second street.
tvMA a. unfortunate circumstances
Tim ugh firc and robbery Of his paccs
oi business he had difflcultN in meet
Hs his payments and Finding himself
short of ready money to settle
pr1mpth with his creditors he decid-
ed. on The adNicc of his attornee lo
OLE i petition Ia bankruptcy IN order
that ali his creditors might bc pro-
tHcd
Accurding 10 the petition OF the
bankrupt his asscts total S2.50a5G.
with liabilities Of S2.N7t5e 4 meet
lng II the creditors Will bc held as
soon as the proper notice thereof is
published The hearins Nln ne vet ,re
Attorney John " WILSON, ~ Albu-
puerane referee in hankruptry
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
WOMAN IS WALKING
FROM DENVER To
CALIFORNIA
Mrs, Neil EgaaSO in Albu-
QuerQue for Short Time on
Long Trip Carries Heavy
Bundle OF Clothes,

Htr Njl T. arsan. go year. old.
N@lslus from Denver 20 Los Aneelcs.
n4wel through AmuqucrWc yos'or-
dav she dl0 not rerHn here more
ihan an hour lgst long enough 20 gct
breakfast. and continued uudalna'on
her leng iuprne}
Mrs Evunsun attred 10 short
heavy skirt nnd heavy shoes has an
athletic appearance a heavy bundle
which she carries on her shoulders
aiio gave proof of Der -trensth fhe
bundle contains hct clothes.
he lcft Denver hospital ahuut #
month ago while She WIS in the
hospital her three children were place
cd ln 10 home She Wls unable To get
them when she WIS dis 'harsed from
the hospital and decided a. set out for
california llrf husband is dead
The woman walker Usually sleeps
40 ulght in rfilioHd section houses
Site carries blankets in her bundle
and Is ahlc 90 mskc "a comfortable
bed Railroad hburera. she said. ns-
uHliy are kind enough GO let her STAY
ln the section houses When she is
Iun the road however. she docs not
follow The track unless she Is forced
Ga by roundabout highways. She usu-
aiif uudecs alona the highways she
loft here travelling along the river
road
Mira Evlnson suid mat she had not
met with any unpleasant experiences
on her irhL Persons whom 'Shc has
mct hofvs been eoufgous, 'uid frc.
qufnuy lfarnsrs as, her to ride IN
their wagons She also has found
railroad ,lahorers polite when she asks
them if she may hye lodgings ir
their houses
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
MOTORCYCLE HITS
POLE; RIDER Is
SLIGHTLY HURT
Clovis SaIazar Goes Home on
Another Machine After Coll
IiSioni Post Shattered TroI-
ley Wire on Ground,

Clovis Salazar narrowly escaped be-
ing killed at 2 ocfock yesterday morn
ing when his motorcycle ran into 20
pole on West Central avenue near
Eighth street The pole was broken
in twq pieces and the trollc, wire fen
IN the street.
salazar. who WAS bruised and cut
but not SERIOUSLY injured. got up and
rode home behind another mutorcy-
clist An expressman hauled his ma
chine. which was badly damaged. to
his home Salazar WAS out Yesterday
afternoon apparently no worse for the
accident.
salazar was going east on Central
avenue. An automobile going west
forced him close to the sidewalk and
the crash followed Louis Torres. who
was riding behind Salazar. saw the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
AIDE ERMAN|C BOD !
TON CHIT WILL
HEAR REPORTS
Mayor Sellers to Inaugurate
New Custom by Presenting
an Executive Annual Re-
sumo 10 Council,

The council tonight will receive the
annual reports Of city officials for the
fiscal year, ended April 18th. These
reports are bulky and their reading
VIII require an hour unless the coun-
cil simply orders them filed after AN
txtemporaneous synopsis by the clerk
Mayor Sellers this year viii inaugu-
rate "a new custom. He viii submit q
mayors report lis report will VOC
complied from those Of the other of
tcnls The mayor has asked AN Of
fieials 20 present their reports to him
before fllirg them with the CITY clerk
and he has most of them m his pos-
session now llc viii prepare his rec
port today llis report really will he d
resume Of the others.
Another interesting feature of tho
session tonight VIII be- the first rc-
port ~ the go, han building commit
tee Tho council at The last regular
meeting authorized this committee.
consisting Of Mayor Sellers. Council
man Schecr and city Engineer Glad
dire e. take the necessary steps to-
ward building ana to report tonight.
II is expected that the committee will
make q definite statement that every
thing is ready for the councils formal
action looking .tovprd city building.
The committee. " is understood al
ready has practically cleared the h-
rancial path and this was the chief
obstacle In tho way of the proposed
new .municipnl home.
The committee also may submit 10
he council several kinds Of building
maiDia under consideration. Tho city
engineer has collected samples Of sew
cral brands of material and he has
prepared estimates Of the cost of the
hall built with any Of the materials
Tho engineer has been experimenting
with different kinds Of reinforced con
crete and he probably will exhibit his
work To the council il it is ready to-
night
Several ordinances also probably
VIII Dee brought up Prof John j.
cnrk's new dairy ordinance probably
viii be considered The city chemist
presented the ordinance two weeks
leo hut the council has suspended |
lction understanding that several |
lalitnleR fnteiided to appear 10 speak !
IN regard ~ the preposed measure
city Attorntt Lewis als0 is expect I
.d 10 report whether the proposed /
ordinance charging cmfvoyants a III
'cnse Of st75 a month. payable in
,dvanec. IS legal When the ordinance
vas first presented a member OF the /
'0unciI wondered whether or not the
'ollce judge would be able to assess a
'ne IN excess of 500 The question
VAS referred to the city attorney
city Engineer Gladding probably
vlil have his ordinance regulating
making excavations I'm paved streets
eady for the council tonight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
Chicago Mil & Lumber Co.
General Planning Mil.
Sd and Marquette. Phone 8
NEW EDITOR SECURED
FOR LAS VEGAS PAPEF

lspeflai Correspondence ta Nerniaa Iuarnan
fnulaaa tuio Aptll bon q
simiioH former editor nf the kauilm
i''eHtd ana fen thN puaf yeat oon.
nceiod Wild tbn Trinidad Eactuf
Transmission llaHwAs q g on
p"nr has again dtciard 90 nh me
newspaper field and Wilt m Nh, j.
become editor of the ima V,eas
Democrat mess uesllT Whlth
was launched rceentt Is that ue
Mr and Mra statton wll leaNe hDrr
ihe latter pHrt of This month
Mr slratlun IS huloashN eS.
pcfleneed Hrvapancf mn Mra Strut
Ton has Nlao had ioarnai4t expor.
ltneo and their i2-yem-eld son haas
shown remarkable promise a- Hn lri
800 and cNfinoniHt
The sifauons WNl hut. n Iat
NDgHB so anct M Simtu t
h0en Identified with Qua demeei it
uafly fl las Aninias erHnl ad aH
ho sirong addiaun 10 the mn 81
NeN MAieu.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
CITY MAY REQUIRE
RECORD Of SALES
Of FIREARMS
Accidental Shooting of Alfred
Baca by Playmate Prom
ises to Arouse Agitationi
Boys Condition Not Serious,

The accidental shooting of Alfred
Baca. 9 Years Old last Friday night
by Antonio fustos his playmate with
ID Toy pistol prom-es to arouse au
asltttion aeainrt thc sale of Weapons
to children
The sun used hy Bustos was small
nickei-platcd pistol with onle one ear-
fridge chamber called blank car-
fridge pistol The chamber is too
short to hold any BAN cartridge Elk
ccpt 1913 and lt was one of these
oririd.cH with which the pistol v
loaded The powder charge was
small and the bullet probably WIS
spent after entering the muscles of
the ho>s side
loa r the bullet penetrated is
not known. however So dauaorou.
symptoms n the hos,s condition were
manifest yesterday Or IT, Osma
who dressed the wound helieecs the
wound is slight and that the only
danger is Infection Il there is no
Indication of blood poisoning br toe
morrow the huA viii recover
chief of Police McMillu is thinking
of bringing the affair to the affeml
attention Bf tho maAor and council
The chief believes in the passage of
an ordinance compelling dealers in
firearms to record an sales with the
namcs of the purchasers Those rec
ords would Dee open To police inspec-
tior The chief docs not know wheth-
,r the council has legal power 70 pass
such an ordinance but ne probably
win ask city Attorney John G. Lewis
for nm oufufun
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

"NAAH HhFfta
Dr schwcntker, oateopath. Phone 5i7
Mf boarding house VIII open This
Aomuf mornins Mrs l.J Rnmmel
John Warren foreman 81 the Diu-
Hona q raneh. neaf susle was in Az
hHpurfgne YESTERDAY
llarp ilarvv former manoeer ~
tHe 81 touis Motion Picture com
pans le0 last ulght for chicago
Frnk a storlz. secretary of the
Fli lodec. ru last nisht for vir-
iriH ~ cgpetts 60 he gone i week
superintendent T. Summers of
tho gi0 Gmude division. sas m Az
HmH ruc Yesterday Gnm SIN Mar.
eHl
Nt NHd Nr# a. T. Mfeannn ond
dauahief NaraHref. lru Glass mght
frf f'hAdrlphm lhes uN aane
aiUHt tvn Wreka
superintendent +. T. NNta %. the
<oW MesiDn dlFision 81 iho Santa re
with h@dWrten 40 lHa NraaA af.
rived lu NhuaucfpW mst nleht oa
naiu Na
The Nebraska cpnecu ana upofa
company nHlya ou tht s.utt ~ 'cii
ttrwnmeni course. whioh Will ahppM
81 ia, fiks theatef tonieht arrhra
al uight
W. charies ~ curhy Who had te'en
m AHwucf8us fof seeefa da,s. Id
Msi uieht fnr the Indian asoney at
White RIVER Arlxa where DE h sta.
toned S physician
Superintendent II II Tuttle of the
santa Fe Whose office Is u Winston.
Aii4s VINO came TO Albuquerque sut
HtdW flrraouu left last nighi m hls
private car on tfain Ne
spsclal communication 81 Tempt,
todgc So q A g. a a. NJ this eve-
ming 40 1880 1T the Nasouic temple.
Woik % the Al NJ dcsrec Visiting
Masuns are Invited 90 be- present lly
order IL the 81 M
Nn nower. ut Columbus. Kan.
eha hHd te,n here Visiting her son.
ilaWers left for her homc la4t
HiHht 81, had hern here about three
m0nths and was forced a. rvtufn
hnH nn account of srtioms Illness
Another sen el Mrs. Blowers If ~
luwtm died here last Christmas ne
nd his brother oame here toRether
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
PACKAGES ST OLE N
!. WHILE OWNER IS
IN TABERNACLE
When Miss MintIer Goes to
Buggy After Services She
Finds That Skirt Bread and
Other Bundles Are Gone

while Miss Jennie Mintcr a tcneh-
er az tho Rio Grande Industrial school
was attcHdiug services at iho. u'on
tabernacle. seventh street and West
Central avenue saturday night somc-
one stole several packages from her
hpggy standing in front of the build
Ing
Aliss Mlnttel reported the theft 20
the police When she discovered that
the paclWgcs were missing after the
meeting 4 skirt. several ioaves OF
btead and articles That She had pur-
chased for the bots at the school
were stolen
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised list for the week end
ing April lg. 1919.
Mems list.
scratin Armiio. Joaquin Akarado.
! risanto Beserra. r. q. Baker q.
u BoekcR Genaro Brito. Jose Bella
! Quez Ramon Burule William Bur
/ don Albcrt Berth. Paul A. Brown.
c, d. Cleveland, Joseph Dre,fas
John Dzenger Francisco Esquibel.
George Eutch. Pablo NJ. Estorsa.
Custer Faulk. Francisco Fernandez.
Henry Foister. Bonice Garcia. Lion
Gonzales. Alego Gomez, Juan Godin-
/ ~ Lasara Herrera (2). Ysavel Her
nandcz, And Harris Charley Hansen.
/ Frank II. Hitchcock. Bruce johnson
otto Johnson, Joen Charles
= kehrman John W Lee Frank
Lyons. John Longwell, Orvle Lou
dcrale. Manuel Moralcz. Mrs. C.. W..
Miller T.. l.. Mason. Margarte Nu-
anes, ". A. Newlin. ID d. Olmstead.
kefby Prickett Antonio Perez Juan
u Quintana ca Felipe Quintana. a.
J. Robertson, Andrew Romero VIII
liam G Russell Juan 4. silva. Ro-
cardo sanchez, Edwardo sanchez
LNnc y. Sanchez. A. suder George
H. stacey Tomas Salazar. ". G.. Sar-
gent, 6. L. Swartzand. Jose Sapion.
otto +. Sohoenherg. Paul Schotte.
Frank Stevens, Anthony Saraway. H.
u. Treleven, r, q. Torres Alexandra
Neii zip Nann, Or. Alcdo Whit
latch, Joseph Walker
Ladies' List.
Mrs. Lettie Bruce Mrs Il. Il. Berg
man. Mrs. F. +. Bancroft Mrs. NJ.
A. Brown Mrs. Sutia Bush lean
Ckde, Sinforosa Chavez. Mrs. r.. $.
Dalton. Mrs. G. Doerin. Mrs S. II.
Ferguson. Mrs W B, Flanders Mrs.
J.. Crimer Isabel Griego Mrs. Rol-
and Harwell. Mrs. Mae Harper. Rina
Jaramillo Mrs. Barharita Kelly. Maud
Miller Miss May Mortno. Delfina
Martinez, Juanita ortiz. Antonia :.
Pueoiti Miss Anna Perchal. Mrs. Il. |
NJ. peck. Miss Nita Rogers. Mrs. |
Pertha smith Mrs h a. shill. Mrs.
Helen Stanfield. Niss Maggie san
doval Miss Maude Smith. Miss Po-
lonia Sisneros. Miss Evelne Toory I
Grace Tyson Mae Taylor Miss b.
Nann ca Mrs \. Waas. AIRS. o. +.
zimuier,
-l4.,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
GOVERNORS AUTOMOBILE
PARTY GOES TO S0CORRO

Governor W c. Mcdonald, State
Engineer J A. French and his assist
ants f. X Morgan and J. w. John
son, who arrived here Saturday night
from Santa Fe in an automobile left
at O'Clock yesterday morning for
Socorro in the same car They viii
60 to Magdalena from Socorro and
the governor told Mayor Sellers Sat
urday night that the party would re-
iurn TO Albuquerque about Wednes-
dut
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
WRECK Of FREIGHT
TIES UP TRAFFIC
FOUR HOURS
Eight Cars of WeStbound
Drag Pile Up, Following De-
raiheat at Aztec PasSea-
ger Trains Delayed,

Elsthound SANTA l'c trains wcr,
late yestcrdpf on account of % freight
wreck at Aztec Yesterday morning
Eighi cars Of Westhouud freight
piled up after dcrailment
The easth0und passenger trains
were held nearly four hours untl "a
shoo-fN was built around the wreck
age Tho first section OF NO arrived
here ~ N.l0, the second section AT
$50 ~ az $3.50 and SO. $ At gs55
o'clock.
Nono was injured in the wreck. So
Tar as c0uld be learned
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
WENDELL SAYS YOUTH
TOOK PURSE FROM HIM

y u. Wendell reported 10 tho POI
lice yesterday that while hc was
standing on South First street near
Central avenue last Saturday night.
youth reached in his pocket. took
rurse containing 81 ana ran. Wen
dell said he ala not want 10 tackle
the youth on account of his age. The
boy distanced him in the race.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
MRS. EUGENE FORD
AND DAUGHTER JOIN
ST. LOUIS COMPANY

Mrs Eugene Ford ANA Miss Nie.
lora Ford, her daughter. who have
been playing leading roles for motion
picture companies on the Pacific coag
arrived here last night to Join the st.
Louis Motion Picture company. Mrs
Ford and her daughter have an "a.
cellent reputation as motion picture
actors. Both have been playing lcads
ior the Universal and Kay Bee com-
panlos
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
ncca lhe cough rhat IInng. on.

The seeds Of consumption may be
the cause, and cough that hangs on
weakcns the system Folev's Honey
and Tar Compound checks the cough.
heals the inflnmed membranes aaa
strengthens the lungs T.. -. Roun-
tree Stillmorc. Ca. SAYS "Lagrpne
left me a deep seated, hacking. pain
ful cough which Foley's Honey and
Tar completely cured For sale by
J. r. ORiely co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

No matter how long yop Suffered
or what other remedies hatr mttd O.
cure. Foley kidney PMS ul surely
help YOU They are eenume ienu
STRENGTHENING and curative hnad un
the kidneys and fesier, thclf teeaaf
acti0n John Nelhrft Foster Ca1.
nYa ~ suffered many Nears with
kidney trouble and eouid ncNer set
lcilef until / trlod relu Klan,v puls
which effected o complete cure lef
sale 81 J. II 0Ritl'y Co
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

collision Was inevitable and lomna5
ie "as bruised slightly
Captain Pat O'Grady remained M
'he aren' tn prevent another accident
until the trolley companys Hrem.,
,moyed thc wire from the af.nnj
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
LUMBERMAN JUMPS
FROM RUNAWAY TRAIN
AT SAWYER: INJURED

Joe l.a l|riton, nmborman In tn,
empl"s ot the American Lumber com.
panN who was injured saturday near
sawyer N Jumping from ruuaWa,
tain. was thought to Ahuqucrqu,
Yesterday murulng on Santa Re train
No. 10 and taken to 81 Joseph's hos.
pilaL His neck was strained. bat the
injury Is not serious
A lumber train. on which Ia Rritnn
was riding started down grade near
saNyer at hieh speed The train ap-
paffnth Nas beyond cnptrol and la
bfitoh ienpcd, The ensincer stuck
70 his post aud thought the string ~
eafs e. slandstill Ia Bnton wa-
pieked ue and carried a. the Santa
Fe junction
~ bfltou's wife, Who farmerN lived
"a Awqnerene, and their child ac-
tonhanica him
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
WEATHER REPORT.

For the tweniy-fOur hours ending
az o'clock Yesterday evening
Maximum temperature 75 degrees.
minimum 3f. range a. Temperature
a. p m yesterday a0 south winds.
cloudy. Precipitation, 80 inches.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
Recommended for Good Reason.

q n Grant g30 WAverly St. Pc
ofla. lll. SAYS "Backache and con.
sestea kidneys made me suffer In
tense pains Was always tired and
floating speeks bothered me. Took
Finley Kidney rils and sw big Inn
pfoNenlcnt after third day. | kept on
until entireh freed of an trouble aud
saffefipg That's whN I recommend
foley kidney Pms. rhey cured me.
For sale ny j II o.Rielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21
IORECAsr

Washington April 90 New Mex
igo Cloudy With probable local faius
Monday. Tursday taif aud wnrmor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

Then You weren't always a black
Sheep
~ mum Il started my career as
a Wall Street lamb"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

Choice ranch butter two pounds for
90 cents. Phone orders to AS on COO
The Bee Hive.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

Ia the event that you should
not receive your morning paper
telephone Bl,YANT's MES
shNOhRS. giving your name
aud address ana the paper viii
be delivered by " special mes
senger. Phone 6OI or 50g.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

Pnone sol-5O2 tr light. hauling.
parcels, messengers. Prompt service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

G. H. CONNEIt. NJ d.. u. o,
Specially. O'steoEaths.
Treat all Curable Diseases.
Office, Stern Bldg Telephone 65l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

The above reward viii be
paid Tor the arrest and con-
Nlctlon u anyone caught steal.
lng copies Of the Morning
Journal from the doorways Of
subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-21

's'd'a houses 1rIn'elo. ~ y gne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-08

The Sunday evening illustrated lee
lures at the Congregational church
will be continued, and Sunday night.
the theme will be The Coming City
or the Problems of the Municipality"
Rev. c. i. Stimson will cover a wide
field in this address, treating such
topics as civic centers, parks and play
grounds, the city beautiful the city
healthy, corporate corruption, civic
self government, land for all, homes
for all, progress in America, Eng
lands garden cities, German munich
palism, the city of the people, with
the intention of knitting up the eff
feet and drift of previous lectures in
suggestion for practical program of
betterment in which all good citizens
should gladly unite. Public invited,
seats open to all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-08
The Murray Prize Debate.

The contestants for the Murray
Prize debate al: Calby Gohege..in March
have been announced by Prof. II. c.
Libby of the English department, as
follows: Eco q. Shesong. 1913, Green
Vile; Robert Fl. Bowen. 1914, Water
Vile; David Jack, 1914. Winslow;
Roger \. Putnam. 1915. York Village;
Charles II. Jones, Waterville; John
Wells, 1913, New Britain, Conn. The
alternates are Jason McClintock Ha
gan, 1913, Westbrook. and T. NJ. Mil
Ter. The prize to be awarded to the
winning side is SIS; to the losers. $25.
This money is the gift of George Ed
win Murray. 1879. of Florence Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-08
We May Have Two
Shoe Factories.

The Waterville Chamber Of Com
merce has received communications
from two manufacturers who are in
terested in establishing Shoe factories
in Waterville, both coming from sep
arate sources. A special meeting of
the board of directors was held, Fri
day afternoon, and the matter WAS
discussed. A committee composed Of
John y. F'riel. c. e. r. Walker and w.
II. K. Abbott was appointed to confer
with the proposers and see what can
be done to get these industries to Wa
terville. 1t is understood that financial
assistance and moral support is desir-
ed, by the promoters.