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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-25


Investigation Ends.-Members OF
the state board Of control, who have
been in Atchison investigating charges
of cruelty at the Orphans home, con-
cluded their work and left Atchison..
While they would not give out any in
formation, 1t is understood most Of
the charges have fallen flat. The
members Of the board will report d.
rect to Governor Capper.
X X
Poisoned by Ice cream.-Mrs. Han
ma M. Fulton of Assaria is dead at q,
Salina hospital from ptomaine poison.
ing. She is believed to have been
poisoned by ice cream eaten at Sum
day school picnic.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-25
Prague Man Shoots Three and Self.

Prague.-Wiley Honeycut shot ant
killed s. Wadsock and seriousl,
wounded Mrs. Wadsock and their 16
year-old son and then killed himself
on his farm near here. He is believed
to have become suddenly demented
The two families were neighbors
Wadsock had walked over to view the
work. Honeycut walked up and seated
himself on the curb, joining in the con
versation. Suddenly, without warn
Ing, he drew revolver and shot all
three, then turning the gun on him
self He had been in an insane asylum
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-08-25
sttnl
Liver Trouble

IT am bothered with liver trouble
about twice a year." writes Joe
Dingman, Webster City, Iowa. II
have pains in my side and back and
an awful soreness in my stomach. I
heard of Chamberlain's Tablets and
tried them. BY the time had used
half a bottle Of them | was feeling
fine and had no signs Of pain" OBJ
tainaDIe everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
Initiated in the X. OF c. for
Second Degree-Says He
Has Coin Coming

quit me for keeps. Amt some
guys the nuts7"
Frank and Willie didn't do a
thing yesterday but hit the road
for long motor ride.
Frank has taken the second OF
three desSees for the Knights Of
Columbus. which shows that the
challenger doesn't worry In the
least about the coming melee with
Willard aud that he thinks there
are other things in llfe besides
boxing.
THE other day" said Frank.
flashing n perfect set OF teeth. IA
newspaper mAn--at least. he said
he was one--askcd me the king OF
foolish questions. | think he was
small timer because he wanted
Ia know ~ thought ] would earn
the money they were going TO
hand me the night Of the bout ]
gave him quick double o and
this IN what sang:
We'll. I'll tell you about that
There are como people who figur-
ed that some dough was coming 10
me. They knew that I had fought
Luther Mccarthy and they knew
that Z had battled Jack Johnson In
Paris and never got a sou for the
work. So. figuring that as ! had
stayed before the public long
enough for II 20 be possible for
this great bout with willard 10 be
staged. they Kind OF got together
and made up the purse. SO. you
see. II viii be reward for my de-
termination TO stick long enough
10 furnish tho public show"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
Challenger for Worlds Heavy
weight Title. Lover of Books.
Especially Highbrow Ones

NEW YORK. March is.--will
somebody page Abah Atteii Frank
Moran wants TO talk to him. The
reason why and because IL appar.
ent. or course. no one--that IL.
no ono who In flght bug aud
those who believe In the rugged.
ness OF boxers-will believe what
We are going TO spill.
BUT anyhow tho fact remains,
nevertheless. that while Frank
Moran. once OF Pittsburgh the
same fellow who was mixed up
with tho Piftsburg university--thc
blond who still banks his dough In
the Smoky City-the sam. wal
loper who challenged Jess willard
for the heavyweight title. and In.
sists that he has n psychological
handicap on the big ranehman--
well. this same guy. while no
has been resting up at Dial Haw-
kins' these past few days by order
OF William Lewis. has been actual.
iy qualifying as q iiteratsur.
You may not believe II, but Abe
Attell will. Yep. Frank has been
reading the Biographies OF such
men as Alexander the Great. Julius
Caesar. Napoleon. Mark Antony.
Socrates. Oliver Cromwell and 9th.
or heavyweight champs in their
particular lines. and he hasn't
overlooked one William Shakes.
pcare. for whom thcy are going 20
bust Central Park wide open this
sprvg.
Say piped the blond one to
day. do you remember tho time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
SPOKANE
|GRAPPLER|
|FAVORITE|

SPOKANE. wash. March IS
Jack Taylor. q husky native OF
Canada. now a resident Of spo-
kane. II being talked about by
Northwest critics as ono OF the
Corners In the heavyweight wres-
Ting class. Taylor Is 81 years old.
an ex-policemsn. weighs ais
pounds and Is 8 feet inch In
height
Here n his record In matches
with:
Charles Cutler. four bouts-won
first on foul. Time. hours and
20 minutes. Second. draw. one
fall each. hours II minutes.
Third, lost on foul. Fourth. draw,
2 hours. no falls.
stecher. lost In % minutes. one
fall.
westagaard. won In 2 hours.
Westward. won two falls In 30
and 10 minutes.
Doc Roller. won two falls out OF
three.
John Berg. draw, no falls, 2
hours 30 minutes.
Daviscourt. won two falls. 90 and
rs minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
PwSiIiseic News and Gossip
by Straight Right.

Northwest bantamweight and feath-
erweight tities. cleaned Charley
Davidson OF Seattle at Salem Fri.
day night Reports say nearly
every round OF tho eight went 20
Mascot
Benny Leonard IL stiil knocking
'cm stlff. Shamus o'Brien was his
st. Pairick's victim. Benny slowed
the Irish lad away in the seventh
round OF a scheduled fo.round tilt
In New York.
Dispatches from Portland say
that Leo Houck held himself back
too much in his fight with "Mufr
Bronson. which he lost. Tho wire
said that Houck lacked zip and
dash in his punches that the Rose
City fans are used TO.
Unless Houck has mighty good
abb for his loss OF Friday night.
he does not stand much chance OF
being successful In his chase for
the title. All three Of the other
boys he is yet to take on are much
cleverer than the one he lost to.
Valley Trambitas has wired to-
day n challenge TO Steve Reynolds.
the battling fireman. He evidently
figures he made n better showing
against Murray than Reynolds, and
can wallop tho fire laddie.
Andrew Crowley. Philadelphia
featherwelght, met death In the
ring Friday night. Death. accord
ing 10 the police, was caused by a
blow on the larnyx In the third
round. Mike Malone was his OPP
ponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
BIG ADVANCE SALE
FOR NEW YORK BOUT

NEW YORK. March fs.-Tex
Richard. promoter OF the willard
Moran fight has sold enough seats
to guarantee all expenses. he an
nounced today. Richard asserts
that the advance sale so far has
totaied 100000. and that he en-
poets TO take In more large sums
before next Saturday. the date OF
the battle.
The sale OF the lower priced seats
those costing So and y5-wiii not
begin until next week. Richard ex-
poets an enormous demand for
these tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
THIS LEMON
is A WHALE

Many moons have passed since
Texas produced a collegiate track
notable, but the Lone Star State
bids fair to cut considerable swatK
in the big show soon.
Two future greats are attending
Hardin high school. Dallas. Tom
Lemon, is. established n new
Texas interscholastlc broad jump
mark of % feet. and a week later
cleared % feet inches from "A
muddy take-off. lie sprinted the
century In 10 seconds. Twelve
months ago he was a stranger to
spiked shoes.
Charles Robertson. n teammate.
holds the half-mile record. two
minutes. He In Is and weighs 1875.
Besides track. he Ia a baseball.
football and basketball star. Both
are slated for University OF Mich
igan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
COACH VEITH ADOPTS HANDICAP SWIMMINCf
RACE TO DEVELOP CHAMPION CONTESTANTS

Los ANGELES. March is
r. Vance veith. swimming instruc-
tor OF the Los Angeles Athletic club.
and one OF the foremost swimming
coaches OF the country. is the first
man TO adopt the handicap swim.
ming race as a means OF develop
Ing championship timber for
aquatic events.
Tho handicap. one Of the newest
swimming races. II the best incen-
tive for developing promising swim
mers. according to yeith. who has
well ns Aileen Allen. United States
woman champion and also coast
champion for the 10 and 16-foot
springboard dive.
The greatest advantage OF the
race" says Veith. lis that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
~ JIMMY GRANT

Coach Powers. OF the broadway
track squad. IL figuring on I'd John.
son. tho ooiored speed demon. 10
be his high point winner In all the
meets this year.
A squad OF 20 racquet wielders
has signed up nj Lincoln for the
tennis tournament. Frank Nolan
was elected manager.
Bellard's baseball squad Is COM
ing along nicely. II will meet the
broadway team IN the opening
game OF the season at Lincoln park.
Marshall Allen. tho broadway
tennis captain. viii soon sound tho
hugie call for tho tennis sharks 10
appear for the school tournament.
Alien IN tho Junior state tennis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
TO
TURN OUT SUNDAY

The "clay pigeon" shooters will
get busy Sunday morning out at
Harbor island Fair weather has
been promised. and a record-break-
Ing crowd is expected to turn out.
The second event OF the Everding
handicap will be shot off In the reg.
ular program. The club has select
cd different handicap committees
TO handle each so targets OF this In.
teresting race. A number OF WON
en- Will be out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
| WATCH
IT HO Sc
Y A N K 81

MACON. Ca. March ia place
In the first division ut last looms
ahead OF the New York Yankees.
Acquisition OF Homo Run Baker.
Lee MaEee. Joe Gedeon. Nick Gull
iop and Slim Love makes Bill DON
ovan's machine contender
With this added talent and the
remnants OF the 1915 squad hus-
Ting at top speed. the Smiler's
boys already have displayed pen.
nant symptoms.
Baker hove into camp several
days after the main detachment
arrived and was delayed in train
ing by an injury to his hand. sus-
tanned when n neighbor at Trappe.
Md. accidentally dropped piece
OF flrewood
But Baker has swung at q few
with his fence-bustlng mace and
will soon be tearing down the ad.
iacent walls, according TO the
board Of strategy. consisting of
Donovan. Dutch Schaefer. Joe KEEL
ley and Duke Farrell.
The bright spot TO date In the
conditioning scheme has been the
outfield Always weak In this de-
partment. the club stacks up
strong with Maisel. Gilhooley. Ma:
gee. High and the faithful Hartzell
on the watch.
With Baker on third, Gedeon at
second. Peckinpaugh on short.
Pipp covering first and Alexander
back OF the plate TO catch Fisher,
Love, Heating. Caldwell. Cullop
and the other finished hurlers,
Donovan Is confident OF finishing
we'll
Il know It's going to be tough
haul" said Smiling WIN. The
Red Sox, White Sox. Tigers and
Browns have strengthened. but
none have picked up better ma
teriai than the Yankees"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18

II gives the slowest swimmer .
chance to win. The method BY
which II In run Is simple. The time
of the fastest swimmer in . certain
event In taken: then the time OF
the slowest man intending to swim
In that event is taken Tho differ
ence In time between the two swim
mers Is then given the slow man
az handicap, meaning. II he swims
the event Is seconds slower than
the fast man, then he gets Is SEQ
onds head-start IN the race"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
High School Athletics
ALL FIELDS COVERED

champ.
The Ballard baseball contingent
IL strengthened by the return OF
kappan. He starred . fcw years
ago on tho championship Ballard
team.
Coach White OF Franklin Ia hav.
ing trouble in securing good
pitcher for the school nine.
Tho same problem II giving
Coach Christensen OF Broad.
way trouble. Tho most reliable
pitchers up to date are la Fray and
Hauscr.
Tho Queen Ammo freshmen arc
the school champions. following their
defeat OF tho seniors. Atlesson and
blanchard were the stars OF the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
MURRAY IS VICTOR
IN PORTLAND BOUT

PORTLAND. March 1s.-Fighting
Billy Murray. one-time middle
weight champion aspirant. was In
the good graces OF lrishmen today.
As n celebration of st. Patrlck's
day. he trimmed Valley Trambitas
of Portland Murray had no trou-
bic winning n decision in six
rounds.
Muff Bronson was given close
decision over Leo Houck OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
GIANTS SIGN oUTFIELpERs

The signed contracts OF two out.
flelders have been received by the
Seattle club. Ones name In Gun.
nlngham. He has had quite n bit
of experience and is reputed "A
good man. Tho other answers TO
the name OF Cole. Both come from
California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
MIKE BEATS , SMITH

ST. PAUL. March 1s.--Mike Glib
bons did not need HIS famous speed
to gain n decision over jeff Smith.
according 10 tho opinion OF news
paper men who saw last nights ton
round bout between the two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18

Reports from Portland say that
Valley Trambstas gave Billy MUIR.
rag much harder tussis Friday
night than Steve Reynolds did here
on tho Tuesday previous.
AL Mosler. tho featherweiEht.
who holds n decision over Leo
Houck. has been made an offer 10
box for Bobby Evans Mt bis Capital
City club in Salem. Or.
Billy Mascot. claimant OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18

MILWAUKEE. March 1s.---Jim
Flynn's gameness could not save
him from knockout last night.
He waded In too boldly In the sec
ond round. and Fred Fulton shot
terrific right TO tho Jaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18

deep disgust or something7 Well.
would you believe II. Abe hasn't
been near me since and he gave
mo to understand that ~ didn't
cut out the fancy CAB. he would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18

when we were spiiling that high.
brow stuff at the claridgo a
couple OF weeks ago. And did you
get tho way the Attell shrimp
gAxei upon my countenancc with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
SCHULTZ FIRED ONCE IN TEN YEARS
Umps' Boner Mars Sanity Record

TAMPA, Fla. March ls.--Frsnk
Schultz. last survivor Of Chances
old guard, training here, boasts =
record held by no other athlete in
the National league. During 10
campaigns "Wildfire" has been ban
ished only once by an umpire Jack
Finneran. arbitrator. who fired
Schultz In 1912, misunderstood the
latter.
The veteran outfelder was at
bat, under orders TO hit anything
within reach. He fouled off two
and was In the hole. The pitcher
then crossed Frank with a fast
breaking curve for third strike.
Schultz was so mad at himself that
he broke his bat in two on the
plate.
Finneran thought Schultz wAs
trying to indicate that he had been
, called out on bad strike. and gave
the clubhouse order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
The Best
Teeth

Are those that receive
regularly tho care OF a
Dentist aud their own :
sr's attention.
The reason that !
have such q large
practice II because
when people como 70
me they send their
friends TO me. and sell
dom go elsewhere for
dental work.
EDWIN J. brown
-. -. =.
III first Ave.
Union block
Open evenings until
3 and Sundays until 4
for people who work.
Phone Main ss4o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-18
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" n. r.pss..na"s S:s.s
ago TO TAX. tn. n. .. spokane. y. l.
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The Spokane players
,ca chase tina. Nick ism. wh and he is
'''' 70 ''' busy ana give 4 men q ~ q g g q =
as; a.; s",: o.s: :. BY :s' and they "
roor old jess willard Tom Jones pulling boo, ..r boot, and
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they packed quarter.
- much head
49, Jim ,ss''ss r.. bar. chance o. stopping Into the olsr.
sSas. saturday should
s.s ne s ss s g.: come other "
Should ~. ,: n. third man r n. ring would ss n.
~hs. happened At that time
''''3'' '' stepping dc: int d sF'sF'' circle
Griffin referees Of
worthless who think Frank Moran has chance trimming e VII
jim know. thing or about '; ties and attic he . r. css
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ss,s' 'i . ss. ]. c;:'s '.,ss, s'.'.', with Portland
- :p, n: <: s.s. W q. a:: ss. that -
y m.nsssr with exception Moinnty and
Hurley Falls has Russ Hall
~ aea "a this 10 nsd up
% s % .ss or sss s j.. sT ~
majority Of ~sS,has. sis.
J T..l sA1 raymond can tell Jus. o. s.roI. k.ur.
sis savAd-nut wont Sck WI We've beard about sno'
spa@ b.. must Sasy yet II "a
Hopper places Bob Brown Is al The C
claiming the tue while wrisht from tn. tennis world
To- % back BoS h anes heard r a r.. n
ahsAA . mighty stepped the
tho Pug ne s ~f Harold
q ~ Stove ReVa PnIhg Co. Wiz a. Palm Beach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-29

building. the exhibit by tho National
Guard OF the State. showing in q con.
vlncing way. what the National Guard
Is. how 1t works and the things the
mon have to do. will be q startling evt.
dence OF the greatness Of the countrys
reserve force
In the exhibit Of the flsh and sams
resources Of the State, the commission.
ers Of inland fisheries and same have
promised demonstration that has new
er before been equalled in the eastern
part OF the country. Live fish by tha
dozen. live animals and birds and 9TH
er interesting examples Of the fauna
Of Names forests, lakes and streams
will all be shown.
As If all this were not enough. thsre
will be some of the best vaudeville
features ever provided in Maine. Ac.
tors and actresses Of national promi.
hence VIII be seen as we'll as trained
animals. There will be an entertain.
ment under way all the time, shows
wi'hin shows music. dancing, Hight,
color, life.
For the opening night Of the exno-
si'lon' over a hundred owners Of auto
iiopiles nave already signified their in
'entlon or taking part in the mammoth
au'onoolle parade that will be the
hrst sign the great exposition will he
uhder way. Forty dozen American
nags VIII be used by the automobil;sts
IN addition to other decorations. AT
the exposition building there will be
grand display of fireworks and than
with brief addresses by Governor Oak
icy T. GURUS. Mayor MILFORD c. Chap
ni.. oi fortland and other prominent
.i.,1ehs OF the State. the great EXPOSE
ton will be officially opened FOR W.,
weeks. Assurances that the attend.no.
Will be the greatest ever known nv
any kind Of an exposition in Maine have
already been given, for the railroad.
nave provided excursion rates ana ~.
people from all parts of the Stare az.
already planning to attend during tho
two weeks. '"e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-29
WONDERLAND FOR
MAINE EXPOSITION
At PORTLAND READ

IT'S a veritable wonderland to all
those who have seen the great Port
land Exposition building which is now
all but ready for the great second an
nual Maine State Exposition that opens
on June for two weeks
The booths where the exhibitors from
all parts of the State will show the
products manufactured in Maine have
been placed in position. The decora-
tons are being set up and before the
week is out, although the big show
doesn't begin until June 5, everything
will be in readiness for placing the
great display.
Unusual and extremely attractive will
be the appearance Of the mammoth
grandstand in the center Of the main
hall. In the lower part of this. there
will be a handsome electric fountain.
with gold fish swimming in a fern
surrounded pool In the upper part.
some Of the best musicians in the east
ern part Of the country will supply
music of the very best Sort
OF the things to be seen at the ex-
position only the warmest words of
praise may be spoken. Both the Grand
Trunk Railway and the Maine Central
Railroad will have attractive displays.
Manufacturers from all over Maine will
present their goods and show how they
are made. The machinery producing the
different articles are wonders of inge-
nuity and will be an educational fea-
ture in themselves.
The exhibit provided by the public
schools Of the State. with a demonstra-
ton Of sewing, manual training. cook
ing, typewriting, bookkeeping and the
other courses followed. all conducted by
the pupils themselves. will be the most
remarkable thing Of the kind ever seen
in Maine The miniature rural school
OF the old days with a miniature mod
ern rural school will be q striking OBJ
ject lesson.
Down in the basement Of the big
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-29
POTATO NOTES

fresque Isle, May 25-Potatoes an.
pear to be booming in price on ~.
nome stretch. being quoted wednes-
day at from So to 1925 a barrel. ~.
price and the leisure afforded the farn,-
ers oy getting through planting. IL
bringing the remaining remnant Of tina
crop TO market very lively.
There was shipped from the q. 4 A.
station at Caribou during the past
week so cars of potatoes as fol,ow..
thursday, cars; Friday, 4 cars: sat
urday, cars; Monday, 10 cars: Tues
oay' cars; Wednesday,. 10 cars.
Houlton Pioneer-with a So market
potatoes have been coming into the
market fast this week. The demand
mas been brisk and the dealers nre-
oict that the market will close strong.
The Bangor & Aroostook delivered
257,534 bushels to No. Me. Jet. from
May IL to the Goth. inclusive.
Republican. Caribou-Potatoes wera
quoted at So per barrel Wednesday. hut
dropped off little towards night. II
Is estimated that fully s5 per cent ~
Aroostook's potato acreage IL now
done. The plant is said to be about 10
per cent less than last year.
South Acknowledgement IN thi. ...-
ton are nearly done planting pota.
toes. Some have planted as MANY Al.
usual while others have planted =
smaller acreage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Bankruptcy Proceedings

bankruptcy Proceedings
voluntary petitions as bankr,n+s
nave been filed with the clerk of the
y. >. District court by the following.
Justen F. Libby. Auburn, laborer
Liabilities, 1884. Assets, sos. ATTORNEY
B. L. Berman, Lewiston.
THOMAS Westgate, Limington. labor.
er. Liabilities $1100. Assets, s23 prin-
clpal creditors listed. Charles E. Dim
rocE' Limington, Attorney, Elias
Smith, Limington.
Cnnton williams, laborer Of Bangor.
Liabilities, s254.50. of which 81 is Sc
cured and $183.50 is unsecured claims.
assets, s95, all claimed exempt. Attor-
ney, Simon j. Levi Of Bangor.
John T. Jangro, laborer Of Portland
Liabilities, $35O.9S. of which ss44.ss is
unsecured claims; assets, SIS. all
claimed exempt. Attorney, Bernard A.
Bove Of Portland.
Wells Woodman, chauffeur Of Port
land. Liabilities. s945.15: all unse-
cured claims; assets. SIS, all claimed
exempt. Attorney, Harry E. Nixon Of
Portland.
Machias High Graduating Parts
Class parts for the graduating class
of Machias high school have been as
signed as follows: Salutatory. Norris
Day of Wesley; valedictory, Miss
Louise Vose: history. Philip Fenno;
class will, Miss Ruth Davis of Cutler:
poem, Carl Johnson; presentation Of
gifts, Miss Velma Randall Of Cutler.
The rest Of the program will be as
follows: Vocal solo. Miss Emma NAL
lar; violin solo. Miss Lucia Crane.
declarations, Miss Edith Perry, Noble
Mallar, Kenneth Fenno and Miss
Gladys Smith; paper on German, Miss
Carrie Longfellow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-29
Notice to Autoists

The Journal has been asked to re-
quest autoists driving froms Bath to
Brunswick to go by way Of Hams Hill
road over Muddy River Bridge, and
return via New Meadows Inn route.
If all motorists follow this rule they
will avoid difficulty in turning out for
each other over the narrow section Of
the road from the Inn to Cooks Corn
er. Brunswick to Bath motorists have
been requested to do likewise. This
will enable motorists to follow the old
rule Of keeping to the right. When
construction work begins upon the
new trunk highway to be built between
Hams Hill and Cooks. five new turn
outs will be built on the Inn road to
allow cars to pass.