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The Chitina leader., 1915-09-07
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Of THE WEEK
What Is Transpiring In and About Cordova

a tonnage of 1855. She was built at
Mare Island, Cal, in 1906, has speed
of sixteen knots and coal bunker
capacity for 1876 tons.
The steamer Mariposa arrived in
port about 8 o'clock this morning with
the following passengers:
For Cordova-Miss Celia Burroughs,
Fred Anderson and wife, Miss II. An
derson, Miss M. Anderson, w. II.
Webb and wife, Mrs. T. s. Scott and
child, C. Cochran and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamprey and children, c. Phil
lips and w. A. Conroy.
For Valdez-Mrs. o. A. Hall. Miss
H. M. Kaher, Annie Hanell. M. Skin
van, A. Busher and wife.
For Latouche-Dr. w. A. Brown.
For Seward-Mrs. C. d. Meyer and
son, Miss Wedd, Mrs. Choin, Helen
Chevin, J. Corson, Mrs. G. Corson, G.
Waring, A. Nicholas.
For Anchorage. E. Uihlein, E. ].
Uihlein, Blanche Shox, Lucy Mathews,
Miss C. Oslund, Mrs. ]. Jackson, w.
G. Stevens, L. P. Byrus, ]. C. Telmas,
Ora Clare, M. L. Peters. c. Armstrong,
P. C. Birdsall, S. Carney.
on yesterdays steamer from an ex-
tended trip to the states.
Attorney S. S. Smith, of Worthing-
ton, Mimi, was in town yesterday on
his way to Anchorage, Mr.. Smith ex-
poets to re turn to Cordova in the near
futrue.
WEDNESDAY.
A train left for Chitina and Fair
banks this morning.
Horace Leach returned last night
from an extended stay at Seward.
Miss Lena Hess, of Seward. was in
town last evening on her way to San
Francisco to attend the fair
Mrs. l.. r. Baird and daughter, Mrs.
Annette B. Fyler and son Baird will
leave for Seattle on the Mariposa.
Frank r. Townsend and August
Thiel were among the outgoing pas
sengers today on the Northwestern.
Art Cloninger returned from Valdez
last night, bringing back with him the
liquor license for the Alaskan hotel.
Edward P. Harwood returned last
night from the westward, where he
was employed in the forestry service.
Miss Mildred Ashland, formerly of
Cordova, was a passenger from Sew
ard on the Northwestern for Seattle,
where she will attend the Queen Anne
high school.
w. B. Srague, purchasing agent for
the Alaska Steamship Company. &C
companied by his wife, arrived from
the westward last night and are regis
tered at the Windsor hotel.
F. E. G. Berry, well-known min
ing engineer who has spent some time
in the Copper River valley, left today
for the states. He is very optomistic
over the future of this section.
We have been advised that the tele-
phone rate from Seward to Anchor
age is $3.50 for ten words; official bust
ness free and no rate is quoted the
press.
Alvah Eames left Seattle last night
on the Alameda for here.
Oscar Larson and bride are return
ing to Cordova on the Alameda.
The Chitina leader., 1915-09-07
CANNOT DELIVER
SUBMARINES
To ENGLAND

QUINCY, Mass, Sept. 4-The Fore
River Shipbuilding Co., at this place
has completed a number of sub
marines under contract with England,
but the American government will not
allow the little vessels to be delivered
until the war has ended as it would be
considered a violation of neutrality.
The navy Department has detailed
American officers and crews to tax
chage of the ships in the meantime.
The Chitina leader., 1915-09-07
MONDAY.

Rev. J. L. Mcbride left yesterday
for Anchorage.
Miss Frances Hedges has accepted
clerical position with the Northern
Drug Company.
Mrs. E. s. Florey went to Valdez
yesterday for short visit.
w. E Dunkle left on the Evans
yesterday for Valdez.
Mrs. Tom Mckinney, of Mccarthy,
was passenger on yesterdays steam.
er for Seward.
r. L. Tillman, a sign painter from
Juneau arrived in Cordova yesterday
on the steamer Evans.
Road Commissioner Ed. Wood has
returned to Valdez. Bids for the
building of trail to the cemetery and
the old town, for which work $1,000 is
available from the forestry funds, will
be opened September.
Word was received from our former
townsman. AL Lund. in yesterday
mail. He is at Nelson Lagoon, in
Boring Sea, engaged in building can
neries and will not get through with
his work this fall as he expected and
will not now return to Cordova until
next February or March.
Prof. F. G. Davis. superintendent OF
the Valdez public schools, accom-
panied by his wife, greeted Cordova
friends yesterday, on their return
from a several months trip to the
states.
w. B. Sprague, purchasing agent
for the Alaska Steamship Company
was a Northwestern passenger for
Latouche. He is accompanied by his
wife and will later return to Cordova
and make a trip over the railroad
line.
TUESDAY
Mrs. M. V. Latin and daughter
Marie came down from Mccarthy on
today's train, en- route to Juneau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamprey and three
small sons were among the arrivals on
the Mariposa. They will locate here
Mr.. Lamprey brought a Ford auto
with him.
Chas. Cochran and wife have returned
from several months trip to the
states.
Fred Anderson and wife and two
daughters arrived today from Wash.
ington state and will make Cordova
their home. Mrs. Anderson has
leased the Borden building where she
will conduct millinery store.
d. A. Mosser wrenched his shoulder
last night and is housed up in conse-
quence.
Miss Celia Burroughs, of Leander,
CAL, was an arrival on today's steam
er to accept a position as teacher in
our public schools.
Mrs. Thos. s. Scott and little
daughters Mary and Jane returned to-
day from an extended visit to Seattle.
The collier Promethus arrived in
Cordova this afternoon and expects to
remain here two months, making re-
pairs to the naval wireless station at
Whitshed. She carries a crew of 400
sailors and about forty civilians, and
has complete machine shop aboard.
The Promethus is $50 feet long, with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice
 Statement of the ownership, manage ment, circulation, etc, required by the act of August "A, 1912, of The Birmingham Age-Herald, published daily at Birming- ham, Ala, for October l, 1915; Editor. E W. Barrett Birmingham, Ala. managing editor, William Ryan, Birmingham, Ala. news editor, c. M. Stanley, Birming ham Ala; business manager, J. l.. McRae. Bir- mingham, Ala. assistant business mana ger. w. H. Jeffries, Birmingham, Ala. publishers, Age-Herad Publishing Co.,, Birmingham. Ala Owners E. W. Bar rett. Birmingham. Ala; Nathan L. Miller, Birmingham. Ala; L. V. Clark. Birming- ham, Ala; Ross c. Smith, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs. A. R. Tomlinson, executIix. Birmingham, Ala; estate of c. A. Mount joy, deceased; c. H. Greer, Marion, Ala. Known bondholders. mortgages and other security holders holding per cent or more of total amount of bonds mort gages or other securities: J. M. Caldwell, trustee, Birmingham, Ala; George Cum ningham, Birmingham, Ala; Meyer & Goldman, Birmingham, Ala; Lee C. Bradley Birmingham, Ala, trustee, es- tate of T. B. Lyons. deceased; B.. w. Strasburger, Montgomery Ala. Average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed through the. mails or otherwise, to paid subscrib- CTS during the six months preceding to the date of this statement: Daily. 19245 Sunday, for September, 5000.
 w. H. JEFFRIES,
 Assistant Business Manager.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me on this the 2d day of October, 1915.
 Elmer w. Heinze. Notary Public. Notice to sfOckhoIders of the North
 Birmingham Land Co.
 You are hereby requested to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Birmingham Land company. to be held at the office of the company in Birmingham, Ala, on Thursday, the 14th day of October 1s15 at Il o'clock a. m.
 Should you be unable to attend. please execute proxy and forward to me. as 1t is desirable to have a full representation, and 1t is especially desirable to have enough stock represented to constitute a quorum. Respectfully,
 FRANK NELSON. JR., President
 10-1-3-5-7-9-11-1S.
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WANTED-AGENTs

WANTED-AGENTS
 s5 TO s1o day easily made: co-operate with us; capital or experience unneces- sary; write today. G. E. Mathews, 1So 4th ave, East Twin Falls, Idaho. AGENTS-Everybody buys our new low cost $5000 accident and sick ness policy; pays $5O0O death; S25 weekly benefit for $1O yearly; $1OO.- GOO deposited with state for poiicy- holders protection; half above ben efits S6 yearly; easy seller; liberal commissions North American Acci- dent Insurance Co.,. Dept l. Newark. N. J. 1O-3- -2t-su FREE sample; nosplash water strain CTS sell themselves; no talking; ex- perience unnecessary; daily profits $ upward; send Pc (mailing cost). s. s. Union Filter Co.,. New York
 10-3-4t-su AGENTS WANTED-Exclusive terri tory in Alabama and Tennessee; new invention; simple attachment for au- tomobiles, motorboats and station ary engines; 25 per cent saving of gasoline guaranteed. Territory going quickly. The Gas Saver Sales Co.,. Box SS1. Montgomery. Ala.
 SELLS like hot cakes: laundry way;
 
 let perfume; working outfit 6o; new offer. Perfume Gloss, 13 Water st., New York.
 ACTION-Can you sell automobile gaso- line at cent per gallon? If so. sell Gaso- Tonic; gives 40 per cent more gasoline mileage; eliminates carbon; auto own CTS grabbing for it. $1O a day easya Kelsey made $25 first day; act quick, man details free. White Mfg. Co.,, Dept. 75. Cincinnati, o. LIVE ones to handle our household spe- cialties; big money; easy sales: wfite today for catalogue and free sample. Box 95s, New Orleans, La.
 PORTRAIT agents, get your frames and pictures in Birmingham: save freight charges; prompt service; send for catalog. Spivy-J Johnson Portrait Co.,. 17os 4th ave. Birmingham. Ala.
 7-6-tu-fr- su-tf truck manufacturer wants thoroughly capable agent; very good proposition to the right man. Ad- dress Ross Hunter. 619 Atlanta National Bank Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. 9-s0-7t EXCLUSIVE county rights; sell Tam Xii; new auto fuel; profitable. Tan Xiii, Cleveland. Q. 9-26-2t-su
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

ESQ acres. miles from Uniontown, on pike road, 220 acres in cultivation fo acres in hardwood timber, | cabins, overfiowing well. If you want real stock and alfalfa farm come in and let us tell you about this.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

COTTAGE, nicely furnished Throughout, good location, f1rst-class neighborhood, cheap to desirable parties. 1916 2Oth st.,
 N. Call Main 1922 after 9 a. m. 1O-2-2t VERY desirable Groom cottage, hau and
 bath, convenient to car, school and churches 92S Alabama st., rental s25. Phone Main ASA 1O-2at
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SCRAP IRON AND METAL

VIZ pay highest cash prices for scrap iron. metal. rubber, bdrlap bags and rags. Call phone Main l96 Jaffe Iron and Metal company. so2 N. 18th tt.
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THE ABERDEEN APARTMENTS

Just completed at 11 Ave. and aSth
 Norwood. are on the shady side of
 street and have all modern conv, ences: Reached by street car and a, pus line. Fully screened. with cpl did front and back porches, an closet room. tile bath. hardwood flo window shades furnished. Let us Iii Xs0sun X0u these elegant apartments. Ph
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

MIDDLE aged married man wants to keep light set of books; will work on
 reasonable salary. Address R-97 care Age-Herald.
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EXPERIENCED stenographer. employed. would like utilize spare moments in
 service of attorney. for nominal con-
 sideration; object, experience. R. c. G., 0l6 s. 18th st. Phone Main S510.
 9-2S-3t -t1l- wo- All
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WANTED-Position by thoroughly ex- perienced stenographer; will work for moderate salary. Call West End SS2-J. 10-3-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

AGENTS-Get particulars of one of the best paying propositions ever put on the market; something no one else sells: make $4000 yearly. Address E M. Feltman. Sales Manager, 36s7 Third st, Cincinnati. O.
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FOR SALE.

t0o acres, miles from Marion, one mile from small town; railroad sta- tion, schools and churches; 325 acres in cultivation, $50 acres of the 400 is Houston clay, balance sandy. Place has plenty of good tenant houses and is watered by creek and overflow ing we'll Price S35 per acre. terms, one-third cash, balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WANTED-Exclusive sales agent every county; position pays $10O month; write largest manufacturers trans parent handled knives. for proposi- ton. The Novelty Cutlery Co.,, 5o1 Bar st., Canton, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03
AUTO RADIATOR WORKS

SOUTHERN Auto Radistor WorKs 11S S. Fist st. Tenders, hoods. Rasoline tanks repaired and made to order. Windshields and lamps repaired and reglazed. Welding and brazing.
 S-4-tf-tu- We- fr- su
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vANTED-AGENTS

HATES-One cent . word a day; no ad. taken for Iess than 25c for first inser- 00n. Cnsh must accOmpany order.
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s5 to $25 daily; no ex- perience; free catalog and samples new goods; quick sales; big profits world beaters Cruver Co, Jackson and Campbell Chicago. III.
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| POSITION by competent woman as l housekeerer in first class hotel. Address
 Box S95. Monroe. La. lO-3- St
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ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED AGENTS

HATES-One cent . word . day, no ad.
 taken Tor less than 25c for first inser- Hon. Cnsh mnsf accompany order.
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SITUATION WANTED
Ads under the head of sltuationp wanted are free to deserving ones.

Ads under the head of situation, wanted are free to deserving Ones.
 WANTED-Position by young married
 man at anything; experienced in meat
 cutting. grocery and dry goods business
 also farm work. J. A. Brown, Route ? + bansor, Ala. 9-29-5t WHY worry about competent help:
 Phone Lambs, Main 3632 9-29-7t
 FRENCH chef and wife, second cook, just out of the Motor and Country club; good references; Parisian dishes a spe-
 cia)ty Christinet,. 1271a S. 20th st. l 10-2-3t l UN1NCUMBERED lady wishes position 1 as housekeeper; can give best of l references. Address Mrs. G. B.. SIP l 23d st., N, City, 1O-3-3t
 TRAVELLING salesman with eight l years experience selling groceries 1 and two years selling specialties l wants local territory. Can furnish l references Address, Rap, Age-Her- 1 aid.
 | TRAVELLING salesman, 37 years of age, Iz years road experience, wants to l get off the road to be with his fam fly Will accept any honorable posi- l tion. Don't mind work. Reference r furnished Address Louis, Age Her ald.
 WANTED-Position. Am experienced hotel engineer; also other mechanical engineering work; reference fur nished. Address x-97. care Age-Her- aid or phone Ensley 52S-W
 WANTED-Position; salesman in store assistant bookkeeper, collector, in or ] out of city; 10 years experience as salesman, years as bookkeeper and collector Address P. O. Box 126, Bes- semer, Ala 9-2s-2t-we-su l EXPERIENCED stenographer. employed, would like utilize spare moments in service of attorney. for nominal con-
 sideration; object, experience. R. c. G.,
 Sl6 s. 18th st. Phone Main s51o. s-2S-st-tu-we-su
 WANTED-Position by thoroughly ex- l perienced stenographer; will work
 for moderate salary. Call West End l SSz-J. 10-3-3t l MIDDLE aged married man wants to ! Keep light set of books; will work on
 reasonable salary. Address R-97. care Age-Herald.
 POSITION by competent woman as { housekeeIer in first class hotel. Address l Box S5, Monroe. La. 10-3-3t
 WANTED-Small sets of books to keep | up, posting checking, statements and | trial balance monthly: price reasonable. 1 T. H. Vaughan. 1717 14th ave. s. Main l 1S76-J.
 WANTED-Position by young lady with l years experience as stenographer and bill clerk, in or out of town. Address l T-97, care Age Herald 1O-3-3t
 BOOKKEEPER. office man and sales man, open for position; not married; Al l city and country experience and refer-
 ences. Address D-9S. care Age-Herald. 10-3-3t
 SMALL set of books to keep, or steno- 1 graphic and general office work for half day, by educated, experienced business woman; moderate salary accepted. For
 Interview address R-96. care Age-Heraid. 1O-3-5t CLEANING AND PRESSING BIRMINGHAM Cleaning ( Pressins Co.,, modern; prices and prompt serv-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

CLEANING AND PRESSING BfRMfNGHzM ClesSiSS 1 Prsss;SS Co.,. modern; prices and prompt serv- ices Is the result of our success. 2alh 18th st.. N. Phones 724 Main. 5s2s Main
 S-17-tu- we'd fri- sl1 If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

FREE sample; nosplash water strain CTS sell themselves; no talking; ex- perience unnecessary; daily profits $6 upward; send Pc (mailing cost). s. s. Union Filter Co.,. New York
 10-3- SUI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WANTED-Position; salesman in store assistant bookkeeper, collector in or out of city; 10 years experience as
 salesman, years as 'bookkeeper and collector. Address P. O. Box 126, Bes- semer, Ala. 9-2e-2t-we-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03
MILLINERY

Millinery Training School moved to A29 9th ave Phone Main S046.
 s-17-tf-t,i- wed-fri-s gu
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'ONE CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

hATEs-One cent . word day; no ad
 taken Tor less than 25c for first fnser- lion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WANTED-Position. Am experienced hotel engineer; also other mechanical engineering work; reference fur nished. Address X-97, care Age-Her- aid or phone Ensley 52S-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

I @s1-"Oue taken for Iess than 2Jc for first inser- uon. Cnsh must accomRnny order.
 .>. WANTED-AGENTS
 AGENTS. LOORSProft 10 Der cent. article demonstrates itself. Free partic- ulars5 Address Apmo Co.,. Dept. 2 104 Shotwell st., San Francisco, Cal
 NEW mail order plan, guaranteed legiti- mate; s1 makes $125 week. Dime for particulars M. Gardner, 541s Prairie ave, Chicago.
 AGEHTS-General agents managers, mRAxe $10 daily all year. Chance of life time. 15 new household articles. Women dehghted. Samples furnished active workers. Write today. Webster Supply House Box 2s4-C, Marinette Wis. AGENTS-Steady, profitable business sell ing our twisted wire sanitary household and toilet brushes. c. c. C. Brush Co.,, Perkins block, Cleveland, o.
 AGENTS-A household necessity; our. pure aluminium duplicate sauce pan Is all the rage; cooks three differ ent foods on one burner; saves gas; lasts lifetime; quick and sure seller; $100 to s200 a month easy
 Write quick for territory and our large free catalog of 400 other spe- cialties. Division 9045, American Aluminium Mfg. Co., Lemont, III. MAKE $21 next Saturday; brand new proposition. patented last January; amazing invention, compressed air washing machine; weighs but two pounds; excels work of high priced machines; customers excited; agents coinlng money; a sale at every house; price only $1.50; 200 per cent profit; cleans tub of clothes in three minutes; works like magic F. Hughes made $21 first eight hours. NO charge for territory Investi- gate. Write now. Wendell Co. Ssl Oak st, Leipsic o. NEW, wonderful soc kitchen invention; labor saving; cuts living expenses one-half; 35 cents profit each sale; DO sales daily easy; demonstration creates sensation. Triumph Manu- lecturers, Transportation Bldg, Chi capo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WANTED-small sets of books to keep up, posting, checking, statements and trial balance monthly; price reasonable T. H. Vaughan. 1717 14th ave. s. Main 1S76-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WANTED-Position by young lady with years experience as stenographer and
 bill clerk, in or out of town. Address
 T-S7, care Age-Herald. 10-3-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

TRAVELLING salesman, 37 years of age, l2 years road experience, wants to get off the road to be with his fam fly. Will accept any honorable posi- ton. Don't mind work. Reference . furnished. Address Louis, Age Her ald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

S25 TO $50 weekly in a business of your own; don't be an agent; start in the gold silver, nickel, etc, plating business Prof. Gray's outfits are practical and complete; work easy; profit enormous: every family. res taurant, shop has tableware, jewelry, metal goods of all kinds to be re- plated; every other business over- crowded, no plating shops; a grand opening in your section: will you grasp it? Address today, Gray & Co. Plating Works, 1903 Gray Bldg, Cincinnati O. ..l-f
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FOR SALE-Cheap to quick buyer, golden oak buffet, with large French plate mir TOT and large Whitall Brussels rug, al- most new. Apply 2o26 14th ave. S., second floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

$4000-Can divide to suit: suburbs con- sidered. Frank B. Clark, 517 Jeffer- son Bank Bldg. Main 6350
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FOR RENT

FOR RENTCSeveral very choice stores and buildings, well located; very choice offices, steam-heated, etc.
 DWELLINGS-NORT Location Rooyrs prt,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

EXCLUSIVE county rights; sell Tam
 xii; new auto fuel; profitable. Tan Xii, Cleveland. Q. 9-26-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

GET rich profits in business of your own; big Kansas company offers fast selling mail order line; factory prices; brand new unique selling plans free to workers; start spare time in your own home if desired l; no capital; no canvassing; legitimate, honorable, big paying business. Copyrighted prospectus free Write. Eyestone. 27 W. 7th, Pittsburg, Kan AGENTS-Big 24x2s gold framed art religious and celebrated negro pic lures, 13c; sell soc: tremendous sell CTS: changeable signs; portraits, con- vex work, pillow tops, lowest prices Peoples Portrait, Dept. 200, Chicago cago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WANTED-Motor truck manufacturer wants a thoroughly capable agent; very
 good proposition to the right man. Ad- dress Ross Hunter. 6l9 Atlanta National
 Bank Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. 9-s0-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-03

WE have client with $75,000 cash who will buy bargain in piece of business property, prefers corner. What have va tc offer? Call s. B. Reece. of II. D. Williams & Co.,, Inc, 7O2-3 Jeff Co.,
 Rk Tldp Main 177 10-3-3 t-sy-ttI- i'm,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-12

with men on bases was the chief rea-
son why Skowhegan defeated Madison
at the local park Thursday by the
score of 13-10. Les" Lanning was
touched for more than his usual al
lowance OF hits, but this is accounted
for by the fact that he let up consid-
erably after his teammates had Sc
cured a commanding lead in the early
innings.
Madison anticipated pitching Dris-
coll but for some reason or other he
failed to show up, and they were
forced to use Gregory, who has Of
ficiated in the capacity as umpire on
several occasions. The pitching-um-
pire didn't last long, so Gray, in spite
of the fact he had pitched the two
days previous, was sent to the rescue.
That it was too much of a task for
him was apparent, and Cavanaugh
WAS rushed to the mound, he being
more fortunate in that he held his OPP
ponents scoreless to the irish
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-12
THURSDAY. AUGUST II, 1915
Free Ride on the Athens
Trolley Line

Should all who have vital interest
in the subject decide to attend, Show
hogan Opera House would not hold
10 per cent Of the audience at next
Wednesday evenings railroad meet
ing. Those who do come, whether
it be 500 or 5000, will be instructed
and entertained SO far as illus
trations and well informed, able
speaking goes, the event will amount
TO a trip through the Wesserunsett
valley from Skowhegan to Athens,
Fifteen or more lantern slides have
been made especially for this occa-
sion. They will show scenes along
the route and otherwise usually
portray this most vital transportation
problem.
The meeting will open at 8 O'Clock
sharp. Any citizen of Somerset will
be welcome but ii is especially desir-
able that Skowhegan. Madison. Corn
Vile and Athens be fully represented.
Return car to Madison after the meet
ing, connecting at Lakewood Wit
special boat for East Madison.