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DIX ave. NV.
1897 9th NV, Or, b. $3.50
1907 G ne, Or, b. 80. so
2S11 14th NV, Tor, b43. so
6O3 y J avnw.s .sr, BIT so
1722 9Th NV. Or. r...22.5O
14S7 p NV. Or. ..2V.0O
1888 10th nw.6r. .1s.Gp
6sS 4th ne, 6r. :. . Is. so
2512 Messmore, Or. .14.5O
81 Fenton ne. 6r. .14.5O
$40 23d NV. Or. ...l4.D
619 11th ne, 5r. 1880
737 1stn ne, 5r, b.12.OO
1895 Union sw, 5r.l1.CO
AND FLATS.
20O9 14th NV, ,Sr, b.. %. 90
304 c ne. 2r, b. ...12.5O
33S 18th ne. 5r, b.16.5O
1873 H ne. Ar, b. 1850
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, INC,
314 Pa. ave. s.e.
Rent to begin July 1.
Below we quote a few specials taken from
regular rent list. We are confident that
these houses will suit all requirements: ~
43S n. !. ave. Sc, 1Or, b. lat heat. 32s so
902 A st. Sc, sr, b., fur. heat, cellar. $3.50
7Oe 7th ST. se.. Or. b., h. " heat. cellar. 90
10 3rd st Sc Tr.. b., lat heat... IS so
200 Seward square Sc 1r b.. lat heat. 27 80
147 n. c. ave. Sc, 7r.. b.. lat. heat. 26 81
Ill 7th ST. Sc, IT.. b., lat. heat. ..... 2550
800 S. C. ave. s.e., 6r., b., lat. heat. q 80
653 c st. s.e., sr., b.. lat. heat. ...... zoo
1909 ct. se, Or, b., fur heat, cellar. 206O
214 4th st. ne. 6r.. b.. lat. heat. 205 81
53l 11th st. Sc. 6r:. b.. lat. heat. 2o50
451 n. ]. ave. s.e., Sr.. b., lat heat. $3.50
1911 G st. s.e. 6r., b.. fur. heat, cellar. 1sC0
44S XIV ave Sc 6r b. lat heat...... II 90
4O5 D st. ne. 6r., lat. heat. t......-... 15.a5
43o 18th ST Sc Or, lat. heat. 14OO
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


UVFURNIsHED-Co
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
u.s. p.r
rates to October i; some including furniture
st eeaqe making
TO CoLoRED'-THE WILSON, 24l2 18th ST.
On beautiful Columbia Heights, where help
is in great demand at high wages: looms
:;siss ssEsS n4k Sss3 'sa!SsE 'saSV1
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS AT
THE BELLEVUE.
III 4as ieta neuisiAsz: 81 IA: -.
THE AIcwYn.
1852 Columbia road nv.
THOMAS A9g' Z! 'y5sass IL + |is';; !; g.. INC.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND,
New Hampshire Ave. and V St.
Strictly high-cla.s freproof building: roof
garden; might elevator and telephone % serv-
meut; servants rooms and baths; laundry: floor
plans furnished on applies ttou xooo
One siI-room and bath apartment. 80. 700
One seven room and bath spa r1ment;; coE rS09
APYRoy YoAS On AEp eFssfG;s TRGsF FF coMPSST ~ Ash
FOR RENT
A LOVELY CORNER APART
MENT, ONLY $50.
Downtown, in that well kept
apartment, the Frederick, 9th and
New York ave. NV; exception
ally large, light, cheerful rooms;
large closets.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave.
81 Q ST. NV outside rooms and bath:
large kitchen: back porch; hot water furnished;
heat: two car lines: s2s. Phone n. e472
TO sUBLET : sToNELEIGH COURT: UNEx-
1lsse to renew: a most attractive sr. suite on
9Th door; liberal reduction from regular ar, rent.
THE a. nIYMoUTH; MO- p 1886 llth st tso - ~
The 5esa eaRoh1sH. nl1s sas aes iit6 st. NV. ss00
rooms and bath. th................-....S2 $3.50
: rooms and bath ......................S2 .S2t D
The aPib .Rd Rsth h4i; Chaplin ST: na to
s2s Gsta RtTY o 4os itS .. to
ALL THOROUGHLY MODERN
HEAT AND JANTToR SERVICE
THE CALIFORNIA, 18th and California SITS.
No. Is rooms and bath ............ .$37 30
No. 425 rooms and bath ............. $500
No. IS rooms and bath ............. $3.50
144O MERIDIAN ST. NV, north Of Park road.
No. 6-4 rooms and bath ............ 5000
No. 24- rooms and bath ............ .$30.50
THE ESSEX, 1922 st. NV.
No. S-8 rooms and bath 50
l72S Bird ST n W, ne. Srd and Fla. ave,
No. Il rooms and bath ............ 5000
BIS NJ ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath .S14 50
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
1913 q ST. NV
Phone NJ. 4778 for Auto Servica
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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
We have property for sale In all sections Of
the city to suit all demands. Before buying
let know your wants and We feel satisfied
that we can supply them. Satisfaction guar
anteed in all branches Of the business.
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By THE f. q. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS FIFTEENTH STREET.

ON THE HEIGHTS.
ss17 3 st.; .s,sr .rsc,cs"r opposite st , n1nna.scs @
ApolJ sa2 Z 4. TsA West 2eiJ.
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DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
AT MOST REASONABLE RESTALS
SELECT TENANTS ONLY.
THE BEST FOR THE MONEY
LOOK AT THESE HANDSOME APARTMENTS
THE ROCKINGHAM
1917 z. /. ave.
rons and bath. 5000
THE TULANE
.lo9 18th st. NV.
rocOs and batE $500
-lI25 .ith ST. NV
1st d, once room APARTMENT
End e.. front, 3 rooms and bath. $3.50
THE MISSISSIPPI
1898 W NV
rooms and bath SIS. <27. $3.50, $50
THE woODLEY-
Columbia road and Mihtrood place
DESIRABLY LOCATED-wASHINGf HGTA
Splendid housekeeping apartments
rooms and bath 5000
4 rooms aud hatn 5000
Ip.to-tate: janitor. nightman. elevator
and door boys
-ieoa 18Th STREET NV
and BATH .........,......$ 5000
-71s lin ST. NV
roor1s and b4th northumberland $500
LIEBERMASS q HAwN. 1921 = ST
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main 80 80 a34 New York ave. NV.
Prospective tenants will find 1t to their advan-
tage to inspect our properties before renting, as
our houses generally in good condition our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD E.
1852 Shepherd NV,
sr, b, h-wh. :. $3.50
All 7th sw, Or, b, ,sto25. 90
47s n sw, sto, dwl,
6r, b .......... .22.b0
500 ~ sw, Orb. .2O.50
s1S F sw, 9r,ami. 1850
628 9Th sw. Or, b. 1880
1918 Water w.6,b1S.50
9Sh F sw. Or, b. 1850
1905 F sw, Or. $500
11O6 9Th sw, 6r.. 1880
TOS 9Th sw, Or. ...16.5O
9O4 F sw, 8r, b. 1850
1884 AZ sw, Or. 1850
1855 10th Sc, 6r. 1900
1872 S Cap, Or. ami. 90
1923 8 Cap, Or. 1880
92O F sw, 6r. 1880
1890 Union sw, ,5r. 10. 40
2O7h 18th sw.7r,b25.0
COIA
221 AZ sw, Or. b. .24.OO
1893 Swami NV g. BIO. 30
81 Va av sw, Or, bill 30
4s5 G sw, Or. 90
$3.50 F. sw. 6r.....12.00
21b ~ sw, Ar. ..12.0
1898 Del av sw,5r. 10.5 so
6O6 K sw, Or. $40
IRA Goo ron nU q hoo kO
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. 400 II ST. NV.
742 Rock Greek Church

-. ~N- eN. - -
road, 7r. b......D.JO
62s Lex'gton ne, g, bS7. so
1880 Will'd NV. .6r. BIS. 50
s15 18th NV. .sr. b. .S. 30
1910 Spg I'd. 6r. b. $3.50
1894 A ne. Or, b. .&.50
21S l. nv. Orb. .22.5O
1408 Fla av NV, g. b22 80
S0S 14th NV. Or, b. %. 50
% H NV. Or. h. .22.50
1876 KY av Sc, Or, b. 1880
305 18th NV. Or. 1850
.835 Goth ne. .4r..... 500
dET8.
Idbhardt. 4r, b. $3.50
Darlington. Or. b. 81. 80
1929 G nv, Arb. .25.5O
725 11th NV, Sr. rs. so
Hartford Court, 4r, b25. 90
805 9th Sc, Or. b. .165o
POS 7th sw. 4r. b.16.50
1914 R'dale ne, Ar, ,b13.O
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COLORED.
1899 7th at. NV; 3 and rooms and bath;
newly papered and painted throughout; rents
reduced. s1O50 and $11.50 Key on premises.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 1923 F.
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FOR RENT.cAIwooD { GARRETT.

CokS khN~N IN L W WI
1918 K NV. Or. .S45.75
1925 10th NV, 10r, b45. 80
1903 R NV, 5r, b. $3.50
$40 / ne, 6r, b. .2.5O
6O4 H ne, 6r, b. ..21.0
1923 NJ av NV, Or BIO. so
B31 10th nv. Sr. 20. so
322 f Sc, 6r, b.. 1850
2l45 r NV. Or.
1854 Clev nv NV .6r1a.50
159 Pierce NV, Or. 1880
1888 E Sc, 5r. .....12.5O
sos 14th ne. 6r. 100
212S P NV. 4r. .12.~
APARTMENTS
The Newport. Ar, b. .27. 80
BOT n NV. Ar, b. .2.60
612 o NV. 4r. b. .21 90
443 n NV. 3r. b. 400
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. nv.
ApARTyfTNTQ

STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
lS42 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.
(Heat furnished.)
1855 r at. NV, No %, Sr. and bait. .S55. .Oc
1910 r st NV. rooms, IS 90
The Decatur 2i91 Fla av No 20 or... $500
The Executive, No. 81, 5 rooms. .......... 1900
The Alabama. 11th & n SITS. NV. 6r., b. 400
8o5 st. NV, & rooms and bath. ....... $3.50
The Monticello. 1857 Mt. Pleasant st., Or. 900
72O 18th ST. NV. 2nd floor 8 rooms. 30 %
72O 18th st. NV. rooms. ............ $3.50
1925 n st. NV. rooms. - ............ $50
The Douglas 1910 n st NV rooms. SO 90
The Christiani 7OA N st NV rooms. IS. 90
The Howard. 1917 Swami St., 5r, bath. IS 90
2327 18th ct. NV. rooms $3.50
l4O6 at NV. rooms $3.50
The Andover. 1925 NJ NV, Or. and bath. g. SO
The Oswego, 1926 q st. NV, Or. bath. SzeO
The Turin. 1924 18th st. NV, No. 1, n. $3.50
The Frederick, 9th and n. Y. ave-. A.. $3.50
The Duddfngton, 1884 Lanier rooms.... SOo0
The Osweso, 1925 o st. NV. rooms. 5000
The Monticello. 3157 Mt. Pleasant, 8r.. b. 5000
1893 14th ct. NV. rooms and oath.... S0.0
f32 18Th ct NV 6 rooms ..... 900
The KeIvood 1881 Corcorau s rooms. -. n 30
The Tnrin 1924 17th At NV 4 rooms. Is. 90
ia4o New York ave. rooms . % 90
1885 Calvert ST.. Srd hoor, rooms- x3.O
1s42 New York ave-, rooms and BATH. Z2oO
The Hkley, 1920 o st. NV, rooms. 050
1133 14th st. NV. No. 4, 9r. and bath. zoo
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. nv.
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1912 O ST. Ne; g
hot water. tiled bath:
! condition; $2s: house
3H
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GET Ul FULL RENT LIST At OFFICE.
All classes Of property for rent. compei
list Of desirable apartments.
MOORE HILL. Nnc) 1902 81 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-JULY LIST;
rooms, reception hall.
every convenience; goT
open. Phone Clev. 5s1
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OUR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES.
APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY,
MAILED ON REQUEST. PHONE NJ. 621O.
1925 10th ST. NW.-1O ROOMS AND BATH !:
large yard: steam heat; in fine condition; $I5 So
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT, 1881 N Y ave n w.
2ls
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, INC,
314 Pa: ave. s.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-21
OAKLAND

Mrs. H. H. Hatfield and mother, Mrs.
Mary Loomer. went to Lynn, Mass. Mon
day.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will hold an all-day meeting at
the vestry Wednesday, Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Preston Of New
Haven. CT, are visiting relatives and
friends for short time.
W. S. Lothrop. who has been passing
the summer with his daughters, has re-
turned to Tampa, Fla.
Miss Emily Brown has gone to Lewis
ton to visit friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Huntoon and Mr..
and Mrs. f. a. Lenz and children, who
have been at Camp Belgrade for two
weeks, returned to Providence, r. L..
Monday by auto.
Misses Lucy and Hazel Sawtelle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sawtelle were in To-
gus Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calder has returned to
her duties in the telephone office after a
two weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-21
BOWDOIN VARSITY
SCORES ON SCRUBS

Brunswick, Me, Sept. 2o.-The Bow
doin football squad held its first real
scrimmage of the season on Whittier
field Saturday, the Varsity scoring
once on the second in 80 minutes Of
play. Both teams showed lot Of fight
and played with a snap which was
lacking in last years team
Pettengill played we'll at fullback on
the Varsity, doing some good punt
ing.
Only one Freshman was given a try
on either team. George Kern of Port
land played left guard on the second
Kern, who weighs 230 pounds, is a
brother of two former Bowdoin play
ers, Eddie Kern, IL, and Farmer"
Kern ~. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
'Narsity-D. Edwards, lie: Leadbet-
ter, 1t; Brewster. lg; Stone, C: Young,
rg; Moulton. TT; Wood, re; Shumway.
qh; Nevens, lib; r. Peacock, RIB;
Pettengill, fb.
Second Team-Ramsdell. re; San
ford, TT: Morrison. rg; Chase, c:
Kern, lg; McNaughton. 1t; Drum
mond, lie; McConaughy, OBJ; D. Pea
cock, RIB; H. Foster lib; Freese. fb.
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TROY

Miss Glare Linscott leaves home this
week to attend Mason Institute at
Springvaie.
The Troy baseball team played in
Pittsfeld last Saturday and We're de-
feated. Score, TO 2.
The Ladies' Aid Society is to meet
with Miss Carrie Weymouth Thurs
day of this week.
Miss Mile Stevens has been can
vassing the town in the interest of tie
Sunday School Home Department. At
present she has more than hundred
members and has not completed her
work.
Clifford Lamb, from California. and
Mrs. Rosa Foster from York, Me- are
visiting their father. Rev. j. c. Lamb.
Seventeen students from Troy are
attending the Maine Central Institute
az Pittsfield.
CENTER-All are cordially invited
20 attend the Sabbath school at Cook s
schoolhouse next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Carleton are in
Wilton. the guests of their daughter
Mrs. Alma Green and family.
Israel Stone left Saturday for visit
to his daughter, Miss Addie, who is
teaching in Lawrence. Mass.
Charles Wren and family of Thorn
dixie passed Sunday with relatives
near the Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hescock, Mr.. and Mrs
Berry and Mrs. Marsh of Dover were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B.
tr;v, in, al
tomobile
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hammond and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond of AL
blon motored to Troy Sunday 10 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Moody. They were
accompanied by Miss Rosamond
Woods. who is teaching in Albion.
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COLBY SQUAD GIVEN
FIRST SCRIMMAGE OF
THE YEAR ON MONDAY

Waterville, Me, Sept. 20.-(SpeciaD.
Football practice at Colby Monday
was featured by the first scrimage Of
the year. The Varsity lined up against
the second team for a drill of several
minutes and showed the effects Of the
coaching that has ben done by run
ming off its plays in good shape and
playing with considerable snap. The
lineup of the first team was: Left end,
Perry; left tackle, Laseur; left guard,
Stirson; center, Burton; right guard,
Caller; right tackle. Kolseth; right
end, Cary. quarterback, Faser; left
halfnack. Crossman; right halfback.
Shuster: fullback. Stanwood On the
second team the fine work of O'Brien.
who played at quarterback attracted
the attention of coach and spectators.
He ran his team with a whole lot of
snap and was everywhere on both de-
Tense and offense. The practice was
the best yet held and every man on
the squad was glad when it was over.
Perry and Laseur, the new men out
Monday. both showed up in excellent
form and played fast football
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Unclaimed Mail Matter

Men-L. B. Abbott, Alphonse Bus
iere, Albert Dow, Al Davis, w. H. Bry-
ant. Murray T. Leonard, Edmond
Lanson c. r. Moulton, E. Stuart. H.
NJ. Stinson. Fred Todd W. A. Turner,
Harry Wright, Myron Wheeler, Nelson
West. H. o. Brown, T. A. Heiskell.
Women-Della Brown, Miss Della
Browne. Mrs. Martha ]. Blair, Miss
Blanche Bolduc. Miss Jennie Burton.
Mrs. May Batchelder. Miss B. A..
Critchett, Mrs. Byron Curtis, Mrs.
Mary E. Field, Miss Blanche Gagne,
Mrs. Name NJ. Grant, Mrs. Annie B.
Gordon, Mrs. Nellie Hutchins, o.,
Mrs. Annie Holland, Mrs. Josie King,
(3). Mrs. Dorilda Lizott. Mrs. F1ossie
Maintire. Mrs. Rose Sirois, Miss Alice
Sawyer, Miss Francis Seabury. Miss
Martha Spear, Miss Sarah Tufts, Miss
Eva Violette. Mrs. Lena Willetts, Mrs.
J. Lester Woodbridge, Mrs. Blanch
Young.
Foreign Lst-Emmanuel Bouffard,
Mrs Pierre Gagnon, J. A. Johnson,
Johnnie o. Me1anson.
MISUNDERSTANDING Brooks, DAN
iel Deroshe.
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A horse belonging to George Groder
met with peculiar accident on the
Plains Monday afternoon. Mr.. Groder
vas driving up Water street and went
to turn into Veteran court when the
horse suddenly SHE'D and tried TO so
between two poles, which were tied to-
gether with an iron rod. The horse
broke this rod. but in doing so tore
deep cash in its chest. A veterinary
was called and it was found neces-
sary to take y stitches TO close the
wound. The animal will be laid up for
some time but il is thought that no
i'll effects will follow, although it was
narrow escape.
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maine jOTT|NCS

Word has been received from Balti-
more Of the sudden death of Thomas
Olys, former Bath boy, son of the
late Patrick Olys For the past seven
years deceased has been assistant
manager of the Emerson Hotel in Bal
timore and previous was chief engineer
Of Mr.. Emerson's ocean yacht and
chief of the American linen mills in
Fall River. He is survived by his wife
and two daughters, also two sisters.
Miss Judge and Miss Fanny Olys, both
of Fall River. Mrs. Olys was formerly
Miss Lottie McClary, a sister Of Mrs.
j. L. P. Burke of Bath.
Fish Wardens Hanna and Snow have
been looking into conditions at Rock
land and are finding much greater re-
spect for the law than is shown in
some other parts Of the coast. They
went from York county. where they
seized 1000 shorts in two weeks. In
one instance they found traps sus-
pended from a trawl three quarters of
mile long. The officers announce
their intention of proceeding vigorous
ly against all who have not complied
with the new law relative totaking out
lobster licenses. The time limit ex-
pires Sept. 81. Nearly 1000 persons
have already complied. The officers be-
lieve this to be the best piece of lob
ster legislation yet enacted
The matter of the celebration next
year Of the Sooth anniversary of the first
settlement of Bddeford by white resi-
dents Is being discussed, and it is prob
able that either the Business Mems Asso-
citation or the City Government will ar
range for an elaborate celebration Of the
event. 1t was in the summer of 1916, four
years before the Pilgrims landed at Ply
mouth Rock, that Sir Richard Vines, ex-
ploring under the direction of Sir Fer
nando Gorges. entered the harbor at Bid
deford Pool, at which he built a house in
which he lived for two years. With the
building Of this house begins the real
history of Biddeford.
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whether he will be on hand to appear
against PareskerVOhaS.

whether he will be on hand to appear
against Pareskervohas.
BY the narrowest OF margins
very serious accident was averted
when early sunday afternoon semi
convertible trolley car on the Atlantic
Shore Line Street Railway lett the
tracks at Long Beach. The car was
bound for Biddeford and at 10 was
opposite the Mitchell House, when
spread rail caused the trucks TO leave
the tracks The car ploWed along FOR
about its own length and then the
front truck dropped over the top OF
the eight-foot embankment above the
beach. The car body swung to the
side and seemed ready to plunge
down. but the bolt dropped out Of the
rear truck and let the body turn ana
catch on the flange of the wheel
enough to save it. The car had ~
rassergers The accident had hap
pcned and was over almost before
they had time TO be frightened. and
the only injury reported was that OF
a woman who bruised her shoulder.
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YALE PREPARING
TO MEET MAINE
next SATURDAY

New Haven. Conn, Sept. 2o.-Yale's
football squad which under direction
Of Head Coach Frank Hinkey has
been doing preliminary work at Mad
ison, began practice on Yale field to-
day. Yale plays its first game Of the
season with University of Maine next
Saturday, here.
Yale will line up against Maine in
far from its settled playing order In
dlcations are that the makeup Of the
eleven will be: Left end, Church; left
tackle. Gates: left guard. Way; CEN
ter. Norye: right guard, Kositzky;
right tackle, Baldridge; right end, Al
len; quarterback. Bentley; left half
back, Captain Wilson; right halfback.
Waite; fullback. Guernsey
The absence from this lineup Of
nearly half a dozen veterans is no.
table. Most Of the missing men have
been on the second team the past
fortnight or in New Haven tutoring
for their fall scholarship examinations.
The lineup Yale is expected to show
in the final games Of the season is
more likely to prove the following
than that used at present:
Left end, Higginbotham; left tackle.
Won Holt; left guard. Way; center.
White: right guard, Black; right
tackle. Kent; right end. Belts: quar-
terback, Wilson; left halfback, SEQ
Vii; right halfback. Waite: fullback,
LeGore
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QUESTIONS YOU CAN'T ANSWER

Why is milk constipating? Do you
know that coffee with milk or cream
at breakfast has a laxative action and
tea the opposite effect Should consti-
pated people eat much or little meat
and what vegetables are best?
These and a lot Of other questions
that everybody should be able to an
sWer are treated in the pamphlet
Constipation, Its Causes and Treat
ment' which with sample of Pink
lets, the new laxative, will be sent
free on reques. by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
Pinklets are a. simple laxative, act
gently but thoroughly and do not
grippe.
II you don't want to wait for the
sample your druggist will supply YOU
with Pinklets at % cents per bottle
but write for the book anyway.-Adv.
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Always Keep Young

Enjoy sports. stay young, play ball,
tennis, golf, row, ride, walk. This
means health. happiness. Your mus
Giles and joints may be a little sore
and stiff at times, but Minard's Lini-
ment will stop the pain and aches.
Just rub 1t on your sore muscles, ach-
ing back. stiff joints or sore feet, it
will stop the pain. timber you up and
be your liniment friend for life.
Minard's is the happy thought Lini-
ment Of an old time family doctor.
Clean to use and entirely stainless.
Refuse the just-as- good kind; insist
on Minard's.
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The town of Winslow has large
crew at work on the fiji on the Drum
mond hill under the direction Of For
rest Simpson. one Of the selectmen.
A new road way has been laid out and
the big hollow is being rapidly filled
with dirt. so that when completed
there will he but a small hill where
row there is one of the hardest hills
on the whole road The culvert which
was built last year is the largest in
the State and the fill when completed
vii be one Of the largest highway
file that has been made in the State
1t is expected that the work will be
finished this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-21
C. C. /. SQUAD GOES
THROUGH ELEMENTALS

The Coburn football squad was rather
larger than usual Monday night and
Coach Bagnall gave them long drill
not only in the fundamentals Of the
game such as tackling and falling on the
ball. but he also sent the two elevens
against each other for short scrimmagc
session. The cooler weather helped the
boys to get into the game with more
vim and the practice session was very
profitable one. The prospects for a fast
and heavy team grow better every day
and although at the first Of the year
there was little hope of having a team
anywhere near as good as the one that
represented the school last year, the
chances for such an eleven are improving
every day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-21

State Road Inspector Elmer L.
Smith was in the city Monday, going
over .he new road which the city is
to bulld at the foot Of Silver street
and inspecting the gravel which it is
proposed to use there. The street
commissioner is now awaiting word
from Augusta as to the beginning OF
the work, he having his men and
teams all hired and being all ready to
start as soon as he gets the approval
Of the highway DEPARTMENT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-21
COACH FRASER BUSY
AT WATERVILLE HIGH

Coach Fraser Of the high school foot
ball squad put his charges through a
stiff scrimmage Monday AFTERNOON, the
first one for the season. Two elevens
were on the field and they were fairly
we'll matched so that some excellent
practice was given the boys. The effort
of the coach was for speed. and each
eleven was given a long drill in signal
work and quickness in getting away
plays and getting formations perfected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-21

In addition to winning the highest
honors at the recent State shoot at
Auburn. Co. F. I'd Infantry, n. G. 8. NJ,
Of Dover, will also have representa-
tive on the State rifle team which will
participate in the National small arms
competition at Jacksonville. Fla. The
Dover company will be represented on
the State team by Artiflcer Fred H.
Thompson, who was a member Of the
company team at the State shoot. Mr.
Thompson is an insurance agent and
has been member of Co. F for sew
eral years. He is considered one Of the
comDany's best rifle Shots