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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to all credit ors of the estate of Bob Wilson (whose true name was Sam Huston), deceas- ed, having claims against said estate to exhibit such claims, with neces- sary vouchers, to the undersigned, as eXecutor of said estate, at First Ma tional Bank, Clifton, Ariz., in Clifton, Greenlee County, Arizona, within ten (10) months from date of first publi- cation of this notice.
 BAYLOR SHANNON, Executor Of the estate of Bob Wilson (whose true name was Sam Huston) deceased. 6-30 to 7-21
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14
FANS EOR COWS

Arizonans are beginning to tell stories at the expense of the Jersey militiamen, judging from the follow ing yarn that began the rounds this morning:
 While the train was passing through New Mexico on the way to Douglas, two militiamen from Ho- boken looking out the window saw a windmill for the first time. The conductor overheard their conversa- tion.
 Whats that?" asked one.
 q suppose it's an electric fan for the cows" answered the other.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14

rattles and went on to his office to telephone for help. When aid arriv- ed, he had gashed the wound with his pocket knife to induce free bleed ing, had applied tourniquet. above to keep the poison from going upward into his body, and was calmly at work at his desk.
 The rescue party gave him all the l personal use" he could drink and it was announced complete cure had been effected.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14

Jas. V. Parks, of Duncan, had busi- ness in the county seat Monday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14
ARIZONA COPPER COMPANY
(Coronsdo RaIIroad)

Time Table 17-Eftective Nov. IT,
 1Q1k
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14
BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE,
 MAN GASHES THE WOUND

Tombstone, Ariz., July 10.-Tony Leon, night shift boss at. the Ore gon shaft was bitten below the knee by a rattlesnake on which he stepped while going to work. He killed the snake with his other foot, cut off its
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14

tas hung recently at Deming. for com plicity in the Columbus raid was made public here yesterday. The will is written in Spanish and after affirm ing Rangel's belief in the Catholic re- ligion, declares he participated in the raid at the behest of his commander, Villa, expressed patriotic love for Mexico and declares that he had neither friends nor relatives to con sole him in his sorrow It concludes with statement that he is penniless and bears no malice toward anyone. Jas V Parks of nuncaD bad hu.i
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-07-14
VILLA DID TT

Santa Fe, N. M., July 10-The will of Jose Rangel, one of the four Willis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
political Advertisement
Suomal. aanestaiille

Iron kauntissa, Wis:
Haluan taten ilmoittaa kaikil-
lie Iron kauntin suomalaisille
aanestajille olevani ehdokkaan
kauntin SHERIFFIN VIR-
KAAN Republikaanisella tiketil-
la tulevissa Nimitysvaaleissa en-
81 Syyskuun 5 p:na 1916. Voin
vakuuttaa, eta jos tulen saa-
maan nimityksen ia tulen vail
tuksi, tekevani parhaani hoi-
taakseni taman tarkean ia vas
tuunalaisen viran puoluettomas-
ii kaikkien yhteiseksi parhaak-
81.
Kunnioituksella:
ED. EVENSON.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Sn6uiia tmlipalo Soijolasia.

Sc. t. 80 p. bamaittiin So%ijolaslo
maompiljeliiG S. 2aurilan pmista-
man 8onbala-nimiien maatalon paa-
rafennufien faton olepan tulesla.
.SuunnottomalIa nopeuoella lepili
tuli pitfGaifaiieen auringonpaisteen
fuimottamasia rafennufiesia naipa-
fan tliulen mallitesia.
YGGrafennufiesta lefpiii tuli Id
bella olemiin mGen aiminiuojiin ia
fobteen pienempGGn aiuinrafennlif-
ieen, namettaan ia nlfobnoneiIiin
miltei iamanoifaiiesti iefa waban
fen jGlfeen naapuritalon Sion.Ealfin
tolliin ia balfoliiteriin, iotfa rafen-
nufiet faiffi paloimat noin 2 tnnnisia
porofii. = Sulipalon tuottamat ipa'
bingot on urmioitii $4,000 mifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
&iitus.

HppoGmme tGten lariiia ipoGm.
melIiiimmGt fiitofiemme entiiille
Observation-Disclosures @lpsid, Sou-
oonnisia, Bintoniasia ia 8bite Sro-
niIIa, iotfa uiibeIIe toiminta-alneelIe
miuuttaesiomme miiistimat meta MOS
niIIa raba- ia MISUNDERSTANDING
iiIla toimeenpanemisiaan bpipGstijGt-
t6iublisio. Sonot, noriinfin main po-
periIle merfittpnG, opot riittGmGtto-
mat niitd liifittiifien ia fiitolliiuuoen
tunteita, jotfa ieitienpliotiiella poll
melrfiesianne oloajallamme ia crit
tGinfin npt IGbteisidmme oiottamon-
ne %raffaiis, pstGfppps ia bpp1ntab-
toiirus on meisiG %berGttGnDt. Scott
nina ia postaiiisia ponnistitfiisia
robfeutta berGtt6mGnd on ibonat
miistot teistG ia fesfuuoesiannc
niettGmistGmme tpuoiisto idilpfpd
Idpi elomme. SrmaIa rnniaasti iiii-
notfoon teitGl SGnen armonio falt-
ia, jofa Seeiufien iopintomeresin OH
faifiIIe afpoinno, on meilld toipo,
eIIei ebfG enGG fatoopaiiuttoen
moosid toipottoiii, foboota toiiemme
taipaon funniasio, misia Ell Serron
omain en1G m~iIloinfaan %tarfpitie
maistoa erort fntferrtitta.
Woronic laimaIla, matfolla 20.
noooon elof. 90 p. 1916.
Soaffo ia Sopbia Sirpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

= &nnmat ilmat uiuat paboia if
miiiIIe, joiben natia ia iuolisto opat
biionosia funnosia. Sollister &ocfp
Monntain See on inllri ie iota tor
mitiette, lie panee ~iuoliston iGGnnolli-
ieen toimintaan ia pubbistaa matian.
Ottofaa iitG min poitte bpmin. Saa-
tapana
Sronpoob Ybormacp.
- SaripitesIanne @lonIeiffnii-fo-
neta, ostafaa lilloin marba ia mar
ntasti Iuotettoma McGormicf fone,
ioita mpD
Seioeman & Sbompion.
= SalOnbenbuitaiaa balntaan. =
&ofemusta omaoma fristilIismie-
linen taloubenboitoia ioa pitempiai-
faiien paifan pienesid perbeesid fun
iImoittao, poIffamaatimifienia. alla-
olemaIIa oioitteello:
6. o.. s.
92S 6. glper st. Sronmoob, Nicb.
(33)
- Sotfnt ibmiiet amtaiiituat paif.
Ia mitd pGGstGfieen buonosta ritiian.
iuIatufiesta. SoIIister @ocfp Woun.
tain See tefee tGmGn ia tefee fen no.
peaan. Ottafaapa iitG ferran mil.
fps5a, min aIotte noimoait mairri-
osti. Sootafpann
Sronipooo Ybormocp
- Naffatanti. Minaa poifpoo
mafiataliti faffi fertaa ~puooesfa,
firioittaa Soc Dingmar, @ebster
Gitp, Soma. NimiIla on fiptia Il.
ipusfa ia ieIidsid ia fopoa pafotiisto
potiosioni. auniIin chamberlain
Sableteista ia foitin niitd. Wcutittii.
oni proIi piiIIoa oil fiprni fa6onmii
ia poin bpmin. Soutopora faiffiuI'
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
han maIttamatta pitaa mufanaan.

ban wGIttGm1ttG pit6G mifanaan.
2uinfa oIlo, onnistui tpbtoricn
iaaba firiat bdneltd pois ia Ioppfii
ioiwot b6net maiStamaan miutafin
ruofoo. Sen mufaan tapabtli 3D.
ncn teoriioisioan taantumus. SGn
aIfoi ipomG1n ia libomaan. Sopifii
berdii bdnesid tpObalu.
Npt on ban firjoittanilt Jitcbbur-
gin ia ppptt1G bafemaan itieniG
pois. tSGn ianoo ipopania lujosti
naiffa mitd ruofaa ia lupaa ottoo
mastaan maiffa fuinfa rafasta tpotG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Suomen uuti$ia
l%tlfomainem pustipbteDs.

Saaparannan ia Sornion faittc
fulfewa postiliifennc @outiista Sno'
mcen on npfpddn iuurimmafii oiafii
laffauttettu, ia iuurin ola postio
Sufbolmosta ia @eflestd fulfee &au.
man foutto. Mposfin ulfomaille Id
bettettp post ldbetetGan npfpdan dit
tain &auman fautta. Ola ianottuc
postio, NJ. M. ormo- ia firjelabetpf'
Jet menemGt fuitenfin oiittain coel'
leen Sornion fautta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Sartansienroia ibbsfnnIla:

3 p. Sinlapionisia flo II epp. il
ieurafunnan mGIiaifainen fofous Pet
f~irfonmenoien iGlfeen.
p, Soingtonin foululIa flo 3 ipp
10 p. Slice 2afen firfosia s. eft
pbtepoesid flo II epp. ia flo 8 III.
10 p. Sairbanfiisia 6. &uofoiar
taIosia flo 1 ~pGimGllG.
II b. Grosbpsia (mab6olliiesti
maltion foiilulla) flo 2 ipp. ia ios'
lain perbeesiG flo 8 i'll.
10 p. aletaan rippifonlrtn iatfo'
furSii 8eamerin firfosia flo 10 epp.
&oliIua pibetGdn miitena paifpGnd.
IGGsto topabtiili fifteen "a p. firfoS-
ia flo II epp.
2ofaf. 1 p. SinlaDionisia s. ebt.
pbtepoesiG flo II epp. ia flo 8 III.
g. q. &isianen,
Sub. 1872. Sinlapion, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Gttepa ariuanueet Oifeen.


Se, iotfo luiilotteIitte ollefirjoit-
toruitta "Siistus Soonoofii", jofa
iofu oifa fifteen tefi ielfoa @aplesia
pioetpn Observation-Disclosures puo-
~5ifofoufien iiidnostd, cite arfponneet
oifeen, armotfoopa toinen ferta.
gppodn guttojan toimitifien rebel
Iiiesti Iouiumoan, josfo olen tiion
moinitun firiotufien firjottojaS
ystGpppoellG,
Sobon aiiffonen.
Soamme tooistoo, ettei mr.. SoDor
auffonen ole "Sustus Soonoon' nj
mimerfind morustettuo fpipmpfiesic
oIe,poa f~irioitusta firioittaniit, on It
iefin tietdmdtoin ien nimeit fopffo'
idstd. 1o'n''i"s'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

MG motfamies DON outomnin
Gn miibop tGGIlG foulpon
Mua SiG porttoo fooisioin
S1G fobta matfa iaumon
81 raffauttas j. n. e.
81 SiG luofies' if1moin,
Sa faibo rinnon tGptt66,
Stun taipaleeni iumu Din
Hiin maaroin tieltG ndpttGG
81 raffamttas /. II. c.
Gn asfcItafoon fGpoG mois
81 Sceius, pfiindnj
Cos ia ct mierellGni ois.
Mit oisfaon el1mGni -?
81 raffauttas j. II. !.
@aan id fun DIET fansiani
MG laulon ito miellG; ST..
so plan loppuu matfani
50 Ito alfaa iiella.
81 raffauttas Sumala
Soan lapii fGpoG fotia
Sum ia, fun ia
Mp0s minun lunastit."
q. ". Ibo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Smomalaimcm fasminiDSjGnG.

SeitiemGn tai faboefian Duotta
tafaperin iai iuomalainen Wtatti
&olinen SitcbburgiSia fdiiiniG fir
jaIIiiuutta, joSia plistettiin fasipin-
ipoiiG eli peeeteriaaneja. SON nsfoi
tietpsti faiffi tGptenG totena.
Seorian mufaan pitt mieben ela1
p~lrbtaaIla pebell6 ia leimGlld pbtG
bppin FUN paistilla ia f%eittoruupil-
la. SiitG ippstG &olinen alfoi ipo-
m1dn p%aljasta mettG ia leipaG. Sos.
ia iemmoinen ratpinto tuli b~uofeafii
laffaii ban tefemGstd liifoia tOitG.
Husfi fen merran, ettG iai miiofrania
mafiettua ia rabaa leipdGn. 8aimon.
ia ia lapienia maati ban elGmGan
iaman ultoen teorinn mufaan.
Wlitta fllten moni muffin uuii
teorio, min oioitti tGmGnfin fGptGn-
nosiG biionoja puolia, ioito eli firiois-
ia oItu mainittli. &olinen oIfoi loib-
tho ia lopufii ianoimot ibmiiet bG-
men p%GdbGnid titlleen mifaa.
Yerbeen pstGpGt tl1liipat pGliin ia
IGbettimGt 8oliien @orcesterin bull
luinbuonelle.
Sielld &olinen- eniin iuomaIaiien
itiep6iippoellG puolusti fasmiiGries-
telmGniG etemppttd t~obtoreioen faif-
fla ponnistufiia mastaan. &irialli-
iuutenia pegeteriunismista tabtoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Smmalanpalmelnfiia ippsfmnlla:

Snmalanpaltuclnfiia tggstnnlla:
II b. Gofatosia u. Snfan t. flo
s iu.
12 b. Srencb 2afen ieurabuoneella
flo 2 ip. ia S. MGen t. flo 8 Ill.
ID p. Menabgasia flo 2 ip.
16 b. 9rainer6iSia Flo 8 III ia II
p. Serron eft iiibla. flo 10 ap. ia
bortousfofous flo 3 ip. ia flo 8 III.
81 b. @anbaIisia sc. &arbnlan t.
flo 8 lip. ia flo s in ia % p. flo 10
np.
23 b. Solmes Gitpsia Sacf Sobn-
ionin t. flo s ilI. ia "a p, firfosio
flo II op. ia Iasten iumalanpalipeliis
flo / ip. ia iItaieurot u. eiolan t.
flo s.
% b. Ienabeasia flo s i'll.
S. Sruusfonen ,
Nenabga,W inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

8 b. Sppsf. on raomatun ieIitps
2ebtiidrmeIId flo 8 iIIaIIa iofo fir
fosio, eli 8. TootpoIosia.
10 b. Sppsf. on iumoIonpol. 2eb'
tiidrmen firfosio flo 10 epp. eifd 9
b. futen oil iImoitiifiesia erebopttd.
mdsti moinittu.
yst. 5. Soufono.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

- aabunnnt. Noin fafii piiffoa
fotoii alIefirjoittaneeIta g fiiufail-
ben ifdinen b6rfd-paiiffa, uGriItddn
tumman.rusfea rusfeompia iuomia,
iarmeton ia toinen iiImd wianinen.
9optGiG pppoetGGn iImoitamaan
Serman Sermanion WerdlG)
(33) 8esiemer Tomnibip.
= Yarannnsfeino GbpIera @or.
bnficlle. Seitienipiiotiaan poifammc
oIlesia mielG piffu Iapii parani cbo.
lera morbus b6nestd Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea IGGt.
feelIG, firiottaa mrs. Sibnep Sim.
mons. Sair Saipen, 81. 9. Gen idl.
Teen otpat faiffi perbeemme idienet
fGpttGneet tGtG oiipaa IGGfettG tai.
tisia matiatauoeisia bpmGlld me-
nestpfielId.
Saataipana faiffinlla.
- Yaras pnbbistmslGGfe. YitGGf-
ienne iu~olistonne %funnosia on teiodn
faa laii fplmGG ipettG puoli tuntia
ennen aamiaista ia ip0fdG palion BE.
oelmiG ia mibannefiia, eIdfdG iGGn.
noIliiesti ia fatiofaa ettd patianne
fulfee ferran ~p6ip6siG. Scum tarpit.
iette lGGfettG ottafaa gbamberlain
SabIettiG. See otpot bppid ottaa ia
antafpat atpi1r. Saataipana faiffial.
Ia.
- Sartpitesianne gIonIeiffrr-fo.
neta, ostafaa iiIloin panba ia mar
masti luotettapa Mcgormicf fone,
ioita mDp
$eioeman & Tbompion.
S. 8. MaS. 2aunorp- ia @6r-
iGpsIaitos.
sol Mc2eoo abe. E~eIefooni 1876
SeSronmoo0, Mich.
- Ealtuelnfieen 9alntaan!
Rafii tpttod baliitaan beti botelli
tpob0n. Balffa $500 miifoIta. &pip-
faG lGbemmin
$oteI &ellp,
@atersmeet, Micb.
- ltntta taloa rafentais ianne tai
panbaa foriatesianne iopiii tieous-
tella eniifii bintoia minulta, iilld
teen faiffea rafennisalnan fu,ilupaa
tp0td iopubinnoiIIa.
Observation-Disclosures pppbettGisfG.
6. Sarip.
229 SO. Mper It. Sronipoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
&utini..

(SGpel jana fuin Q. g. no. 1881
On foti faiinis fiinnian
Sosi' ito meiIr' on alma.
Sc aiunnoisi' on taimabanJ
81 iielld risti palma.
81 raffarttas Slimala.
Saan Iapii f6pbG fotia.
&un tGG, fun tGG
On matfa pGGttpnpt.
MG iinne iitrun oolbpstn,
SO toimon iiimiu' lehman
@aan ferran aion poimoista
Saan ijGfs' iinne mennd
81 raffouttas j. n. e..
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DAVIS & FEHR

foon runiaan fpImon tei6dn t~postdn-
ne iieud uafiua tpopainioiua. MpOs
I6mpimGt termeiiet pois mluttaneiI-
le pstGmilIemme 2poia &osmifieIIe
Sort grasisid, ia @iumaan per-
beetle 8rocfet, 81. 9. ia mp0s fulfill
le Seeiufien usfopaiiille. Sumalan
rauba olfoon npt ia alma meibGn
foniamme.
Biirii aiitiias iiiarenne, .. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

airiapainOtSita otetaan mos
toou alittoiom firiapuinosin, tp0 feb'
S66r fisfid, mafiirt fobflmlliief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-09
CLINTON

Miss Bertha Irwin. c. H. 8. '16, who a
has been teaching in Burnham, is visit
ing Mrs. Franz Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaub Of Port
land, who have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Spauldin for two weeks,
returned to their home Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Newcomb
have returned to their home in New
burgh. after visit with their son, Dr.
c. H. Newcomb. and Mrs Newcomb
A continuation Of the special union
services will be held at the Baptist n
church next Sunday evening. 1t is ex-s
pected that the following musical num-
bers will be given: Singing. young peo-
pies chorus; violin solo, violinist from d
Pittsf1eld; vocal solo; male duet; ad-
dress by pastor. c. w. Lowell, on IAN
Old Portrait of Christ"
John F. Phillips of Skowhegan Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Judkins.
The Happy Hour club was entertained I.
by Mrs. Ida Abbott Wednesday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Fred Gerald.
A delicious chicken pie dinner was
served at noon. The table decorations
were Christmas tree and ribbons.
After the dinner an adjoining room was
opened and the guests were delighted
with beautifully decorated Christmas
tree which carried gifts for each The
room was darkened and lighted with
candles. making 1t very effective. The
following ladies were present: Mrs.
Earl Foster, Miss Eva Foster. Mrs. Nell Il
lie Written. Mrs. VIM. Lawler, Mrs. AL :
ton Gerald, Mrs. Evelyn Hoxie, Mrs.
George Higgins and Bert Weber. The
ladies' left just before dark and all
agreed that Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Ger
aid We're royal entertainers. ,
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Fish and Game Notes.

Game Warden Matthew Morrill, of
Gray reports that 10 deer were killed
in the Little Sebago lake region in the
months open season, II of them with
in three-quarters of a mile of his
place. He says there could " .us. as
good hunting in Other parts .>f -.'"''-
ern Cumberland If there was equally
good protection of the deer.
1.-THE most of the illegal killing cf
game in Maine" said Mr.. Morrill,, lis
at the summer cottages and camps,
and the only way to prevent it is for
the State to pass law forbidding TAX
ing firearms into the woods in close
season, say until September.
Farmers would have to be permit
ted to carry guns on their own lands,
but others should be forbidden to have
them. l believe that such law would
do more for our game than almost any
that could be passed"
The big salmon, 1925 in number
which were swept from the Jordans
Bay pool at Raymond, by Superinten-
dent Libby and his assistants at the
Raymond fish hatchery, have all been
stripped of their eggs and returned to
their native element in the waters of
Sebago lake.. AS a result of the
stripping" 100000 eggs were received
and these were placed in the troughs
at the hatchery for incubation and
Matching. The number of fish that
were taken this year from the pool
was smaller by so fish and the size of
the fish was also relatively smaller &C
cording to Mr. Libby. From the 1175
x@I- foII
1,175,000 eggs secured. The largest
salmon caught this year was about IS
pounds in weight.-Portland Express.
Big game receipts up to Thursday
night at the inspection station at Ban
gor brought the seasons receipts up
to 2407 deer and Is bears.
Moody Moves of Marshfield put him
self high in the list of daring hunters
when on Wednesday morning he dis
charged shotgun containing charge
suited to rabbit hunting in the face of
a big bear that looked out at him
from his den few yards distant from
a road on what is known as the Col
lege lot, a tract of land located on the
road to Hadley's Lake. Mr. Noyes
fired twice but it was found that the
first shot was all that was necessary.
The time that elapsed between Mr.
Noyes' first sight of bruin and the fir
ing of the last shot was very brief
Circumstances favorable to successfully
shooting bear in this manner are not
of frequent occurrence.
Bert Barker of West Paris special
deputy game warden, has returned from
North Lowell, where he has been patrol
ling Big brook during the salmon
spawning season. Big brook empties in
Upper Kezar and in it the salmon de-
post their eggs. They commenced run
ming Oct. goth and were in the brook
about a month. The time of coming up
varies a little each year. depending on
the rise and fall of water in the brook.
Mr.. Barker says it was visited by about
the usual number Of salmon, some $50,
varying from u to Is pounds, eyesight
weight. He dredged the brook and
cleared it out in places and no fish got
stranded-two were lost, by getting on
the sand. last season. He kept a close
watch and feels confident they were not
molested. He says salmon drops down
stream and back with the lake. going
tail first. This he has seen.
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AT
M. c.. I. BECOMES
SPORT

Pittsfeld, Me-. Dec. s.-(Special).-
Basketball at Maine Central Institute
is arousing a great deal Of interest.
Gordon Park, the captain, is working
hard with other candidates in prepara-
ton for the game next Saturday eve-
ming with Colby College team.
Park is a former captain at Sanger
willie High and will make a fine leader
for the team, and he is we'll supported
by men like Lanpher and Glidden, for
wards, McGown, j. Cummings and
Wardwell as guards. There are sew
eral other candidates out and the result
will be two snappy teams Some Of
those who have reported thus far are
Boyce, Cianchette, Osgood, p. Cum
mings Dwelley. Squirting. Moulton. Per-
kins. Millett and Applebee. Another
week tho sqaud will be strengthened
by the presence Of Patrick Tierney, a,
former captain Of Biddeford High, who
Is somewhat under the weather this
week. Coach Lewis Sturtevant, a for
mer Colby baseball captain, a football
letter man and one experienced also in
basketball. is handling that sport and
results are sure to be satisfying to
the athletic sports Of the section.
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MANUFACTURER
STATE HOUSE
Continued from Page 1877

are divided as follows: Demand and
time loans, s31, s49. 1892 .49; mortgages Of
real estate, 1896, 1892; overdrafts,
Sal, 42o04; stocks and bonds, $3O,o64,-
$1,000; trust investments, s6,151. 7SS.49;
sinking fund investments, $2,125, 228.06;
real estate owned. s1,1O3. 1915; due
from other banks and bankers, $685.
g14.3e; furniture ond fixtures, s255, O1403;
cash en- deposit, ss,192, 364.31; cash on
hand, s., Oo2, 1853; other resources, $12,-
662. 90.
The number Of depositors carrying
savings deposits in the trust compan-
les Of the state are 1855; number Of
deposits, demand deposits, 60,573; num-
Der of depositors. certificates Of depos-
it, $780, total number of depositors,
LIS: amount Of dividends on stock,
$685., 04900: amount of interest on saw
ings deposits, $780, 1890; amount Of
interest on demand deposits, $342, 124.71.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Dec. s.-Foreign relations
and other external considerations again
accounted in part for today's irregular
and occasionally heavy market which
was also affected by the dropping ten
dency manifested on the commodity ex-
change notably corn and grains. Money
conditions were easier. II anything than
any day thus far this week. call loans
holding over till next Monday being
freely made at per cent.
Estimates of the weeks local money
movement varied widely but q partial.
probably substantial rectihcation 81 thu
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Land Agent and Forest Comr.
Will Ask Sl5.5OO YEARLY

The Offices of the land agent and forest
commissioner will ask the coming LEXIS.
lature for an appropriation of s15,5o0 for
each of the years 1917 and 1918 according
to a statement filed at the Office of the
State auditor Friday.
This amount is divided as follows:
Salary of land agent, 5000; salary of
deputy forest commissioner, $500; travel
ing expenses of land agent and forest
commissioner 500; for public instruction
in forestry, support of the Chair of For
estrv at tho University of Maine and
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adverse conditions Of the past five
weeks was probable. Another large
consignment Of gold was received from
Canada, making a total Of more than
$50.000.000 from that quarter in the last
few days.
Stock trading was attended by fire.
auent intervals of lassitude. but the
total turnover again Appropriated L.
100000 shares. There was much less
activity in United States Steel and the
low-priced rails, the movement. shift
ing to high grade or dividend-paying is
sues. which made temporary gains Of
one to two points.
Shipping shares were more conspi-
cuous and stronger than at any recent
time with Atlantic. Gulf and West In
dies at the new maximum of lat 3-4 on
its advance of II "a points. Mercan-
tile Marines. United Fruit and Pacific
Mail also were better by to 8 points.
Munitions and equipments of the IA
miliar variety were alternately higher
and lower, with more stability in the
later dealings, especially in American
and Baldwin Locomotives and Bethle-
hem Steel. the latter at an extreme ad-
vance of 80 points.
Activity was reflected in the strength
of Ajax Rubber Co.. and some of the
sugars. the former gaining 1-2 points
with for Cuban-American sugar. Cop
pers were under constant restraint,
Chile falling l 1-2 with another decline
Of points in the bonds and heaviness
in Utah and Anaconda. Ohio Gas yield
ed materially on realizing and United
States Rubber and westinghouse were
sold by traders on prospective financing.
Irregular rallies in the specialties mark
ed the close.
concessions in International bonds
included new low record for Paris 6s.
iotai sales, U'ar vaIue) aggregated
unchanged on call.