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Motion for New Trial.

A motion for a new trial for the
three boys namely. Buck Mack. Joe
Wallace and Roy Way was presented
to Judge Charles Lynch today. Tine
motion was presented by Attorney n.
&. Ayers who represented them when
they were found guilty Of burglary IN
the last criminal session. A decision
will in all probability be rendered by
the judge text Monday morning at
$50 o'clock.
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Probate Court

In the matter OF Hannah CLASSY as
guardian TO Annis Hastings against
his wards. ct. al. petition TO sell real
estate and notice to the defendant
ordered.
In the matter Of the trusteeship
OF the will OF James Taylor. deceased.
inventory hled and approved.
Estate Of Clara Buchanan. de
ceased. inventory fled ana approved.
Estate Of John Forbes. deceased,
sale bill filed and approved.
I'm the matter OF the will OF Isaac
Wise. deceased. election OF widow.
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present to him the American message.
General Villa has lon the battle front
below Leon and returned to ATuas
Of The message from Washington.
a strict EMBARGO on news 81 mill
tary movements vas enforced during
The past week. by the villa govern
mrnt No expression was forfhcom.
inc from the villa element regarding
famine conditions in northern Mexico.
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tO7 GRADUATES
FROM VARSITY
SLAss IN HISTORY or
TIE HSrITuTIoN TO
W. v. U. -HrS YEAR
Conmeneenen Ex-rctsss To n. Kali
June - aad Enny Whseiinx noys
and Girls In The LlsS
"a DisBateh = ~ iaisiuxencer.

Special Dispatch ~ The inseliix
MuEGANrOWN. "a "a -.
Nhsn the forty-siSth annual commenee.
gniysrsity are held on june ists M
1891 class In the history % the In
Tuition vii receive degrees There
49, one hundred aud seven on N. li~f
20 this number. 81 ar. csndidafe. ~,
the DECREE % Bachelor on A.. n
enoe : Bachelor 81 Sei@1ee n
tur~, , civil engineer. -,
Science IN civil engineering 4 Rarh~.
inx : Bscheisr 81 s-esi.nes IN bIasisssr.
cal Engineering. 4 Eucnelor OF Sri.nc.
Mlnins Engtneering 1 Master OF
several % those who are candidate.
lof usHrees are not now IN the rnfVer.
sltg having Sompisted the work neces-
complete list - a. follows
Arthur Baooalaureo.
Lue,en Malker Blanksnship. Mounds
wilford Jackson Boohor. MoundsyiIie,
Jessie Lee Bush. Grafton. W. Va.
Edna Lenore casio. MorEantown. W.
Ethel Blair caste, Arorrantown. w.
Bernard Roy Conrad. sand Ford. w.
Richard Earle Davis. M-orsantowa.
orten Everstt DuiinE. M-orrantoxn.
Estslie Alice Fitch. Huntington. W.
Mabsl Henshaw Gardner. Martins.
burg. W. Va.
winiam wiley GtvenS Charleston.
W. Va.
John Franklin Glover. MorEantown.
Ruth Regina Hale. Weston. w. Va.
Herbert Milton Harr. Buera. W. Va.
Moran holton. -Morgantown,
Lawrence Grant Hoover. M-organtown.
W. Va.
Ethel Louise Holt. Fairmont. w. Va
Ernest Everett knight MorEantoWn,
Jeanne Marstuler. EIkins. W. Va.
Ellen Mattsuu. Mu~rgantowu. ". Va
Ronold FarroW Moist. Charleston. W.
Harnus Pierson Muneunex. Eikins. W.
Robert Emmett o'Counor. Hsrding.
W. Va.
Guy Peoples. Cameron. W. Va.
Lucie Wood sheets. WeiISburg. " Va.
Edward David stewart. Jr, New Cum
Robert Mann Strlckler. Jr. Morgan.
town. W. Va.
Melville stewart. MoundsvIle w Va.
EdEa Boyle Speer. Gufontown. Pa.
Dwight Hail Tcter. Phtlippi. w. Va.
Harry Franklin ToOthfnan4 Barrack-
vile. W. Va.
Bird Margaret Turner. Moundsvine.
Enola Wagner. Grafton. W. Va.
Ina Iuanita Woodford. M-organtown,
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III PAsO Texas. June The Car.
n army under General Obrc.or.
and the villa forces were facing oacn
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A Vigorous Protest.
walsh Repliea.

MAlan Replies.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Tuna
8nat Frank T. Walsh. chairman of fbe
Il.td states commission on Industrial
@t.ons mad distorted testimony IN a
aeatement issued here yesterday. which
Nere made BY W. J.. Mackenzie Kim
9lIeStpr Of an Investigation into indus.
49, telallons Tor the Rockefeller foun-
1911 N "a statement today. were met
tonight by n counter statement from
" Walsh ~ which he asserted. that
Nlr. Kings charges Of distortion woufd
seem 60 simmer Gown To- "a qus.tfon ~
70 whether Mr.. King Boo his testlmonv
was boa-ting or confessing
In my statement 81 yesterday. 1 ala
say that Mr. King. an emrloye OF the
hocheleller foundation. boosted on the
witness stand in Washington. that the
.il ana conscience OF John u. Eockc-
Keller. Jr. were more potent iu Colora-
90 than an the public opinion Of ann an.
people Of the United states Mr.. Walsh
Hald iu mis- statement uuiEh
believe that amy school hoy will
quickly see that ny statement is borne
been his verbatim declaration. made in
answer Co tho rrat question be quotes
a. having boon taken from the official
Roasting or Confesaing.
MI KINGS Charge or distortion
would seem 60 simmer down To- "a uucs-
uol ~ wh,ihsr Mr king boz biz test'-
m1nt was hoasti1E or cgufc.sinE. iu-
asmuch as the marner of Mr. King while
giving nis rfsilmuur was loud aud
%truculont. stl b.licsc Dee YVES boast
color might d. fI,eu tp This in The
minds uf many by The reflection that
Alr Rockefeller la the president uf fhr
N0rktfsIIer foundation. which PAYS NJ
ktuc a .HllrI. amount carefully aocrefeI
nr Do. hIuH. IHAt fNt Information which
Mr. kIus was paid to rafhfr boz Colorado
Do Nkrui ef carefully concealed by Nr.
King EurkrfrIirr and the entire group.
Sir EurksfeIIrr haa u r%rraunul roe
srunribiift orl uuef d~i-rharEe DO him-
arlf
Therefore. hereafter shall reenref.
FULLY decline 90 engage Iu ans D0nfr0-
...N with regard tn the Unfortunate
horrors which trtrruirrd Dob Colorado
and thc rCepHnHlhiIfF oft John ~ Roche
Teller. Dr.. With ans person other Than
John IT, Horkrfrler. IT,. or hia father
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KING CHARGES
CONTINUED FROM First rar..l

mere Is a great work "a do there. and
ne intends TO have IL done.
chairman Walsh: You think that
me VIII and conscience of Mr.. Rookie.
Ieiler in bringing proper conditions
and enduring conditions In CoIorado
more powerful than the will and con-
science of all the balance of the peo-
pie OF the United states directed in
that field?'
Mr.. King No. Mr.. chairman. l
don't put IL that way at all
1t viii be seen that the repIv in
which made reference to Mr.. Rocke-
refers conscience referred solely 10
the question as TO what WAS the most
powerful influence for correcting con.
ultions among the Rockefeller inter
ests in Colorado should they be fou,d
10 De no as they ought to be. The
contrast of the will and conscience Of
MI. John ID. Rockefeller. Jr. with the
power OF public opinion, as well as
the Introduction OF a reference TO MIR
ltockefeller's will were MIR. WaIsb's
own, not mine.
A Vigorous Protest.
"A perusal of the evidence in its
entirety will show that instead OF
there being on my part any boast Of
the kind Mr.. Walsh alleges. there was
me vigorous protest against he
attempt which / recognized he was
making at the time. to so distort and
perVert testimony as to make IL an
pear to the public that such a con.
trast could be drawn
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MEXICAN POLICY


he White House during the day that
an EMBARGO be- declared. but later "a
statement was issued az the Red Cross
headQuartCrE. saying this suggestion
was not made BY the society itself
Both Sides Lootnu.
Reports from many sections OF thu.
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marriage LiCNnnENa
4 -Four marriage licenses were issued
in the probate court today. This is
the largest number that has been o.
sued for some time.
Charley Fred. age % and Mary Jes.
sic Boyce. axe %. both Of BcUaire.
Rev. O. y Smith Of Bellairc. is or.
pected IN solemnize the marriage OF
tho couple.
James Huml. are O. Of S. Glars
vile and Anna Herink. age 10 or
bridgeport Tho couple were married
by Squire ~Sidebottom OF ST Claire.
Vile
John Mercer. aFo "a and Lura Nurry
age -. both Of BarnesvIlIo Tne
couple were married by Rev. n. g..
Horn. pastor 81 the Christian church
of St Clairsville. q.
John koters. aao 33 of BeIIoire and
Marie p Swartz. age rs Of Ncm
Squire -Sidebotfom of So CtairsvitIp.
FoIeWnized the marriage OF tho couple
other today in Central Mexico ,ir.
tually under n truce. pending -ccpirt
OF President Wilson's note to Mexican
thiefiains which d. expected tomor.
row
George e C8rothcrr. special agent
OF tho state department to the VIVA
faction, arrived Today at Chihuahua
city. where ho will await the iair
graphic Transmission of tho prca-
dents message
~ was learned that Carothers. io.
Fcthor with several of Villas cabinet
members. then would proceed south t1.
meet villa, the northern Chlcftain. and
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N o c E

Persons who purchased stock Of
the s.. II. Bracoy Company, promo
tiers Of the Howts gold mine, may
learn something 20 their
BY addressing stock. care M intel
staung amount OF pur-
Shases they have made.
my-2T-tf
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
Notice 70 Manufacturers Jobbers Mer
chanta and Ofharn WhninnnIa 49,.

chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at Its office at Charleston. West Virginia.
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment or which II vested In said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
BIDDERS quality Considered. and other
things being equal. West Nirgfaia DEAL
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed viii be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF
stating the line desired.
STATE 4 OF CONTROL.
j9-l-ti Charleston. West Virginia.
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Fifteen Hundred and fifty Dollars VIII
Buy This New Home

II has three nice rooms and fully
equipped bath. front and rear porchcs.
cement walks. beautiful view and "a
very healthy place TO live; handy 10 all
street cars and paved road. located be-
tween Fourth and Firth on Highland
avenue. Terms 500 down. balance on
good terms. can be readily rented for
$500 per month which makes Il a good
Investment.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
L0cH LYNN HOTEL

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. ND Op,n
june lp- ON Greet oi the beautiful ALLIE
Write for booklet T. "a. O. LIST. PROP
my-1s-nu-Lg
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FOR SALE - MACHINERY.

Contractors MACHINERY.
equipment Of all kinds. Get our
nricess quick delivery from stock. our
concrete mixer lott. capacity.
1915. Greatest mixer value
BAIRD MACHINERY COMPANY,
l25 Water St. Pittsburgh. Pa.
my-2ft
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FOUND

sheep. May Goth OWn~r maV
have same % Identifying and PAYING
FOR care and advertising Inquire al
Henry Hazictts farm. ON Peters Run.
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'tafofN Springs val Hofel and Baths
spend ruur nHurIrsf h-rnffhfsrf cum.
NOR Hf fHia ullIfIuE resort Tafafr
20 1000 acres In ODE most attractive
.Jion 0f ne Allegheny MounfaIna
MNGNEsrA WAITER fhrf rfv-f- 49,
~ MHrienhad and Carlsbad Tverv
nnI indoor dIgeralrn.av.
fFN convenience Vow open fur AN.
june t2th n. r HEnus. Nanarer
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Lsgum B~accalaureo or L L. u.
Graduates.


Carl q. Bachman. Wheeling. W. Va.
Ebert Edmonds Ballard. PeterstoWn,
Walter Kenneth Barnes. Fairmont. w.
Henry Wilson AngeIus Bills. Wheel
Lee Anthony Coleman. wheeling. W.
Fred Blaine Deem. Parkersburg. W.
Elmer May Freudenberger. Charleston.
". Va
Charles Edgar Mahan. Jr.. Belva. W.
william Vernon McNemar. Morgan
town. vs.. Va.
Percia Eugene Miller. Wheeling. W.
Daniel Nathan MohIer. st. Adams,
Ernest Victor Morton. Webster
Roscoe Parriott Poster. Morgantown.
Ralph Davis Woods. Harrisvme. w
Master OF Science.
Martin Loxley Bonar. MoundsviIIe.
OF Science.
Garland Howard Bailey. Cratic. W.
Xeuis Pearl Bent. Elkins. W. Va
Leslie Brooks. M~Organtowm- w Va
Charles McChesney Bray. Charleston.
Asher Theodore Chnders. salem. W.
Thomas Hardin Creel. Kanawha STA
Orin Hoover Davis. Charleston. W.
Anne Naomi Elliott. sistersyiiie. W
Arlington Fleming. Fairmont. W. Va.
Roy Hayes. Middlebourne. W. Va.
Carrie Alice Herring. kingwood, W
Wsyma l.. Hiiand. Motoaka. W. Va
Fred Mculler Jamisun. Morgantown.
charles Byron Jonnc. Morgantown.
John Paul Jones. sistersvile. W. Va.
cline Morgan Coone. Monongah. W.
Bradford Beuhring LaidIey. Charles
william Lloyd Linton. wensburg. W
Ralph. sherman Marshall. Morgan
clara Belle MeCreery. M-organtown.
Howard Justus Mccinnis. Morgan
Roy prank Miller. Jeanette. Pa.
Iohn Curtis Reuse. Davis. W. Va.
Ots Gertrude Walters. Morgantown.
BaohsIor OF Science In Agriculture.
Dana Roberts Erwin. Elkins. we Z.
Russell Henderson Gist. Wellsburg.W.
Edwin Earle Hupp. Parkersburg w.
Frank Grim McCuskey. McMechen. W.
Ralph wyckiff Muidoon. M-organtown.
vs.. Va.
Grover Cleveland Musgrove. Fairmont.
W. Va
Edwin Van Richardson. %shinuston. W.
va.
olive Huffman stanard. Enon. W. Va
Civn Engineers
Francis Carleton Colcord. Jr- St. Al
bans. vs.. Va.
William smith Downs. Martinsburg.
". Va
Nelson hammond puval. Honolulu.
bachelor Of Science in Civil Engineering.
Joseph Ittrnr. MOrguutuwu. ". Va
Thomas Jackson Blair. Weston. rs IN.
uarry IcGraud boXsec Hay shore.
Iohn jeremiah Jacob. Dr.. short creek.
Esrio LATER Miller. M~orrantovn. W.
I.-erh Shields muer Sow lumber
Ge1ree Morris Osborne. Ciarssburr.w
Bachelor Of Schemes IN EIsotrioal In
Rinoerfng.
Charles sis.or Adams M-organtoNn.
U,1ry clyde sorsmm. Piedmont w
John Randolph Sci kmsn. urlmont "
clyde Lcrare walker Fayetteville Vs.
Baoheior Of Science IN Mechanical En-
rncering.
IlmsF Cornwall Allen M~urEantown.
Hitrd wesley Jarrett chsrIeston.w
carl Raymond s,a.nstrieksr Morgan
John wise Charleston. Vs. Vs
Bachelor % Science in Mining EnUin-
eoring.
UatId N~rCnunurtrF Dean. Morgan
town ". Va
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HEhHoFF-on Tuesday. june I. 1915.
ae1-,tfic lock M HENttY ~
aFr.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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ron sALE-suburban Propertiss.

TOR 8ALE-Suburban Properties.
Edgwood-Du corner lot. an eight
room frame dwelling, bath. large porch
ca. furnace In hail. cfstern and we'll
water. garage cement walks. Can be-
bought for $4,000 down aud balance on
easy puf meuts lricc ........ $1,000.
Edg Nood-TWo frame dwellings ~
seven rooms and bath each. on Porter
avenue All modern. clsteru and we'll
water. stone foundation. slate roof.
porcheH front end back. cement walks.
Lots 5UEl3O. $1,000 down and the ball
auce on very easy terms. Zach. $500
Let us show you these or other homes
on our list
DAlUM 4 caldwell
AGENTa.
Room 4 City Bank.
ecii Phona. e64 Nat phona asAS.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
AounGsville Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box lO2, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
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FOR SALE-Good sound 7-ycar-oid
horse weight 1900. 2735 Jacob
my-3l-1
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EOk KENT

fOE or two nicely furnish
ID rooms with private family. fine
location near centre OF city. Address -.
A.. care Intelligence. Jeff
o RENT rooms. 1851 Market 81
Inquire T. J. Emblem. 1910 Eoff ST.
Nat. phone 5T9-M. my-gI-i
FoR RENT rooms. bath. yard. cci-
Jar Reasonable. $40 Main .. my-2g-ts
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FOR SALE CHEAP. AT LOGAN
DRUG coMPANYs OLD STAND.
SODA FoUNrAIv, DESKS. sHrLv-
1NG. CoUNTER3. SAFE, SCALES.
BOOK CASES AND WALL CASES.
APPLY TO
AnE L. HAWLEY.
lo65lS Ia STREET.
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FoR sALE-Registcrcd o. l. &. pigs OF
fhc btst breeding. Walnut springs
Farm. q. y Hood. proprietor. Kcysor. ".
va my-Sl-IJt
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
INVESTMENTS

$40 INVESTMENT viii bring large re-
turns others have made fortune on
similar Investments. a.. C. bradford.
Legal Bids Washington. n {.
my-I4-aat
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FOR SALE-Three wheel motorettc, 10
n .. 5000. Good condition. Lukcns.
- Tenth ST. my-26-m
FoR sALE-OliveT typewriter. Eocd
condition.. II. j. Smith. sll Swami
81. farkersbuIg. W. Va n-5-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-04

held outside of the regular auctions
but there was some trading by pri-
vate sale which helped out the dealers
to some extent. No horses were ship
ped from Boston during the past week.
The best heavy drafters sold from
s3100375: medium weight. first class
drafters, from s210@s1o; heavy wagon
and express horses. from $165 @&65;
light weight horses. including Sec
onds from 1886 upward.
At the City Sale Stables-J. c.
Keith, Stevens e. Sweet Horse co.
sold at the Brighton sale stables.
express carloads Of horses. one from
Pennsylvania, and the second from
Kansas. selling on a dull market at
unchanced' values. Seconds were en-
tered in the usual numbers. about 20
q SIS head in all.
William Hurwitz. at his Portland
street stables, offered one carload OF
fancy chunks and wagon horses on
which sales were fairly satisfactory
considering general trading conditions.
The firm also held a special sale OF
one carload of horses, in good condl-
ton from one years service for the
Cerulli & Greco contractors. About 50
q go seconds were entered.
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EXPORT CATTLE FROM BOSTON
PORT

During the past week, the bunch OF
cattle held last week at the Brighton
Stock Yards, by the Swift Company
for feeding, sailed on the Sachem July
3Oth for st. Zaire. France, and to Liv-
erpool. There were 1927 head Of cattle
loaded at a cost for transportation OF
$50 per head, and they are destined
for the French government. Two more
shipments are expected to follow. one
on the steamer Bay State and the
second on the Sycamore. both lots go
ing to the French government.
This is the first lot Of live cattle
shipped from Boston for Europe since
October. 1918, when the small number
Of 1872 Canadian cattle closed exporta-
ton from this port during the past
two years. Previous to that time ex-
portations had been irregular and rap
idly diminishing, since the year Of 1911,
when expectations were Of weekly oc-
currence although showing at that
time a marked decrease in amount
compared with previous years. Dur
ing the year Of 1911 there were 6s,162
cattle and 1886 sheep exported from
Boston to Liverpool, London and Man
chester. but even at that time dealers
were feeling the pinch Of competition
with Australian and South American
shipments Of stock which could be
placed on the European market at a
smaller cost than could live stock from
the States.
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'TWASN'T HITCHED AND
so AUTO STARTED HOME

| The chances are that public au-
tomobile waiting for the evening train
at the Maine Central depot Tuesday
supper. for when the driver, Octave
Michaud, was around the corner for a
minute it started off alone. Officer
Biz Corbett, who was there of
course. declared that the car was not
secured by a hitch rein as nervous au-
| tomobiles should be. The automobile
stopped at the Western Union Tele-
graph Office, probably to send word
home to friend wife that a banquet Of
| five gallons Of gasoline would be suffi-
, cient for the evening meal.
The automobile was propelled by
gravity only but was passing down the
incline at a fairly respectable automo-
bile walk when the telegram idea got
of method of stopping; it could have
struck the light post on the corner OF
the walk, but it didn't: it could have
| bumped into the side of the building
kerplunk, but it didn't; it could have
| straddled the steps leading into the
Office and then let it's weight down
gently upon its running board, there
| by coming to a polite stop. and it did.
| A few willing hands helped the
driver push it off from the sidewalk
onto Water street and Mr.. Michaud
drove off with car none the worse
| for it's importunate haste for journey
home and there was no damage except
little splintering of the corner OF
the steps that stopped the lonely ride.
Moral: A horseless carriage with a
four-cylinder appetite should be prop
erly hitched no matter how we'll it is
versed in etiquette.
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CAN0EIST ASHAMED WHEN Girl
SAVED HIS LIFE IN WATER--M :
: Then LEARNED TO SWIM--CLIP
THAT COUPON AND Do LIKEWISE

The number of Journal-Y. NJ. c. A.
swimming campaign coupons received
by mail makes the work Of class ap-
pointments very difficult and Physical
Instructor Henna Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
makes the announcement that all cou-
pons clipped from this and succeeding
issues Of the Journal must be handed
in at the Y. M. c. A. by the signer.
1t is not so much to tighten the work
Of making appointments that this reg
ulation is made but to make class as
signments certain and to make sure
that the plan is understood by each
class member. Any man or boy is ell
gible whether or not a member of the
Y, M. c, A.
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BONDS AWARDED
Toll. B. VIEWER

Kennebec county is about to issue $780,
600 worth Of bonds to raise moneys with
which to take up all outstanding notes
and bills. The county commissioners me,
Tuesday to open bids for this issue OF
bonds and the bonds were awarded tc
Lyman B. Viewer of Augusta. The fol-
lowing bids were received:
L. B. Viewer, Augusta. Me-. bid s101l4
Hornbrower & Weeks, Portland, Me.
$1Oo.67.
Chas. HI Gilman & Co., Portland. Me.
$1oo564.
Fidelity Trust Co.. Portland, Me-, 500. e6
N. W.. Harris & Co.. Boston. Mass.
STOOLS.
Merrill, Oldham & Co., Boston. Mass.
s1OoOSs.
Cropley. McGaragle & Co., Boston
Mass, $100033.
c. E. Denison & Co., Boston, Mass
500. 537.