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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
MERRICONEAG HOUSE
So. Harpswell, Me.

ARTHUR B. DICKEY, Mgr.
Ideal Location on Casco Bay. I'm
DISTRACTED water view on all sides.
Private Bath Houses. Good Boating
and Fishing. Excellent Table Ser
vice with Shore Dinners a specially.
Tennis Court. Clock Golf. House
now open. Booklets.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-07-20
-RICAN DAIRY LUNCH

D.. MCDONALD
100 Middle Street nearly
of
reasonable in the East
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

that / came TO you practically a
stranger in many parts Of the coun'
tY, aud opposing eight men whom !
believe to bs gentlemen in every
rcspeut.
To those who voted for me, ]
want TO thank you FROM The very
depths OF my heat. II would be
impossible tor me 70 grasp words
20 express my aPpreciations Of your
help and Encouragement. To those
who voted against me, | have not
the least rll will, | feel aud know
that you are my friends and will
ever regard YOU as such. ! want to
say that have been solicited many
times, since my defeat, to be in pol
iucs two yeas hence, and my in
tentrons are, 80 to be aud will now
ask you, one aud all to keep me N
remembrance.
/ certainly do thank YOU for the
courtesy and kindness shown me
during the campaign. ! remain,
Your friend,
JEFF LawhOn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

neat little office, with a set OF ab
stract books and loaning Eastern
Plutocrat money, and dong a right
good business, Yes, ] found Terry
WaIdrou bad picked cotton mp
there, had followed old Beck and
Jude up and 10 yn the rows aud hs
. seemed ly know everybody. Terry
didn't say anything about running
two years from now. Yes, | saw
WIli 5. White. lie was teaching
school aud looking after his widow.
ed mother and tn. orphan children.
Will is q good boy. Dh ye.! Eu
gene Thompson was looking around
bUL he hardly knew what he would
/ do. lie wanted to sell M ms
horse but WAS dead broke You
know. Sure thing, Ben Spikes WAS
there setting on bulJ cut ol bar
tree he helped to cut down m 1894,
with a big guid OF "homc made in
his mouth and batting his eyes
like a toad IN hail storm
Oscar Baker has decided never t.
make another mad Singing cam
plIgu but stay at home, run his lit
tie store, aud teach school a. Baker
Den, Yes sir, ! found Green Dl
Wis. lie had established a fish
market there and was keeping the
town well supplied with all kinds
of fish and getting ready for the
base ball season. found my
friend, w. j. Johnson, up there
looking for a school. lie is think
ing of leaving James Creek town
ship found out he had taught
up there before. Oh yes, Rufe
Lacy was serving As deputy sheriff
there and said be would remain and
have his wheat thresher shipped up
in time for the present crop
just happened to see jeff Lawhon
as be was in a hurry TO get back to
his school in Clay county. Some
OF the boys said they believed JEFF
wonld be IN politics at the very
next opportunity. found Herbert
Rice in cash store, as clerk. lie
seemed to be well pleased with the
job but didn't talk like there was
ANYTHING to his Low Assessment
platform Billy Stubblefeld sure
had me bested up there. He had
been there 80 many times, every
body knew him. mad Billy tC
pose for som3 pictures, in case he
never runs for office again, | was
just about ready to leave and hap
pened to think of Tom Campbell
| hurried to his office and found
Tom very busy writing up charges
against Billy for the next camprign,
IOf course, | did not want to stay al
the hotel on account of those bee
bugs of Ions, so i took hrst boat
and am now at home at Skaggs fer.
ry, where myself and boys will try
! TO make bumper crop of every,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
Clarence Abbott Writes

To the people of Randolph county.
/ am taking this method of ex-
pressing my gratitude to the people
as a whole for the hospitality shown
me ia their homes when on the cam
paign; and to the voters for that
magnificent vote ! received on the
29th of March for the Democratic
nominee for county treasurer.
will ever feel grateful to the
people for bestowing this honor on
me and to prove this | will, If elect
ed IN the general election, try to
make a record never before equaled
Especially those that worked SC
hard for me, you will always have a
warm corner in my heart and If al
any time can do you an accomo-
dation, it will be my desire. Thank
ing you one and ali, am
Your servant,
Clarence Abbott.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

thing, for ] still believe in diversi.
tying. had a good time IN the
campaign aud, more than likely.
will he in the next one, with seven
pieces IN the baud. Any one can
buy a photo of the baud at Lem
mons studio and, 10y 50 ding, you
will help the boys to bay more IN
strumcuts and, ia two years from
now, ! will put Randolph's cam.
pargu on the map with the Camp
bell band
| want TO thank my friends all
over the county for the hospitality
sud help You gave me, and prom
isc, each aud every one Of yon, that
| never will, as long As live, for.
get you. want TO say to those,
who we're SO KIND 20 myself aud
boys the last FIVE days Of the cam
paign, that there is some music and
a coy corner in our hearts for you.
Now, in conclusion, will say
that | do believe il | had gone
among the voters before the cam
palgn started and before You had
promised your votes, that | would
have been el, cted. High waters
and having to move prevented me
from doing so. | had great many
men to tell me that if they bad not
promised the other fellow, they
would support me. My latch string
as IN the past, hangs on the out.
side to one and all.
Yours abuudantly,
Jno. d. Campbell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
CAMPBELL WRITES
OF SALT River TRIP
Skagga, Ark, April 10, 1911

Skaggs, Ark, April 10, 1916
Dear Editor Star Herald:
lave just arrived nome from my
voyage up salt river and | certainly
dIi enjoy my trip, # the weather
was bad and the river rOugn. l
did not get on the same boat with
the other boys as | had to look
over the farm few days before /
left. On my arrival, AZ the town
Of Defeat, /, AT once, went 10 the
Waysids Inn, hotel especially ar.
RANGED and furnished for the de-
ielled ctudidl'es, or those who had
fallen by the wayslie. OF course,
the first Ihing thought Of was to
look over the register aud see It any
one had failed to arrive. II was
certainly a pleasure 20 M to find
that they had all arrived aud pro-
cured rooms.
OF course, the boys were all out
taking IN the sights and, ,as soon as |
registered and got a room, went
out to find them aud take IN
the town and see the sights. The
first one found was slim jim Bel
Iany, sitting alone in the park,
wrlting poetry for the Walnut
RidgeBlade. | asked jim where the
other boys we're and he said he
thought most OF them had gone to
work at their former pursuits,
while some of them were still out
of a Job. / found John ID. kerIsy,
on his little farm, hard at work,
making a crop and talking about
his chances, two years from now,
for sheriff / stage all night with
John and 1t reminded me more oi
home than any place ! had ever
stayed on account Of so many cnIl-
dren IN the family. Yes, Burley
Knots was right between the pIow
handles he told us about down IN
Butler township, and ] do believe,
from Burley's conversation, he VIII
also run again. l found Hunter
Perm looking over the records and
tax books, trying to find out how
much Wiley was going to get out
of the Office The next two years
In strolling on the oat skirts OF the
CITY, found Tobe Chastain survey
ing out Charley Carriers addition
to the town. l was very glad
that I did not go back to the hotel
for Lon Going had infested the
whole place with his bed bugs
which caused Lon to pack his grip
next .aorning aud leave for parts
unknown. Gong back on court
square, was surprised to find JACK
Lewis very centrally located, III a
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
from WIN s. White
ends and Fellow Citizens:

Friends and Fellow Citizons:
take this method Of extending
TO YOU my sincere thanks for the
mauy caurlesies shown me through
Out my entire campaign, aid for
that magnificent vote l received on
the 20Ih day OF March. TO those
who supported me aud worked so
hard for me, / assure YOU there
wall ever be a warm place in my
heart for you aud | will ever feel
grateful to you.
To those who voted against me,
hold no Ill feeling toward you, aud
| sm ever your friend.
have returned from my trip
up Salt river, aud am nov on the
farm doing the work Of farmer
boy, and any time you eau call aud
see me, you will he as welcome as
the flowers in May.
Again thanking you for the cour
tesy and kindness shown me during
the campaign, | remain
Your friend,
Will 5. White.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

within legal hours for such sa'ss -. =.
the dth day Of May, 1915, on the la''s ~
Of L, smith two miles northwest So, :.
Imboden, Arkansas and for the ~, '4
pose OF satisfying Judgment renuelss '....
Ia the above styled court ana o1us. 49,
IN the sum OF two hundred t"ens'
i've dollars aud O7.iOO aud all eossN '
the following described personai pl" pr
perty belonging 70 said Geo. pu''''
tOWlJ;
one traction engine and boiler COM com,
bned one saw cab and carriage a'1
one saw, one eight Inch drive oe'p'
This April the ilth, 1916. ,n
w. Il. Russell, shefih
3l3t By r. NJ. Elliott, D. y
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

the commissioner of state lands were made
under The authority aud hy virtuo OF tho laws
OF the state ~ Arkansas, governing th, dis
p1sal Of lands wNirh had been forfeited "a
the state fnr the uon-uaTmont ~ tayrs. and
the sales made hy order of certain courts
above mentioned, we're made by courts OF
competent Jurisdiction aud under aud hy
virtue of the laWs nf the state ~ Arkansas
NOW THEREFORE,. notice Is hgrrhy given
that Paul sloan viii present % the rhaurrry
court uf Randolph county, ATks a. us sep.
term \, D, ipld, bis petition far the coudr-
nation of the above described taN forfclturcs
tax sales, tax deeds, certificates uf forfeiture
and all proceedings hereunder deeds eNe.
ruted hy the commissioner ~ state lands aud
all OF the above cunNcyanrrs above mrution-
ell and set uut aud ih, tItlr % Paul sloan Co.
aud 10 the lands therein described thrrruu-
der and any and all p,rs0us who can ut up
any right u'lc claim or Interest u and o.
the above d srrIhcd lands, ur 10 any part or
parcel thoWof In consequence Of, nr hy rras
on o. au infnrmality, irrrFularIty. or uln
gallty ln the sald tax fOrfr.tuuts, tax leeds
certificates ~ forfeiture, taN sulrs. aud rDn-
NrYan'rs above set uut or iu any or either
ot them and any proceedings Hereunder arr
hereby notified 20 appear aud show cause az
the September term A. D. lHlG 0f tho Ran
dolph ehaucury court. ifanFt they can or 10
anr there hr, why che saId taN fHrfrlwrys,
Iay deeds. certificates 90 foFb Hurr uul tN
s,los, and the conycyanrrs unuyc set out
should not be- confirmed and thr tito az
Paul Sloan tu said lands hereunder aDBgu
described should not hD uulrt,d aud rouurm.
el ln him, This ,th day of Apll. 1910.
Paul sloan.
Smith & Gibson, Petitioner
Solicitors. Ia.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
From D. D. MOndY

After the votes were counted 1t
was ascertaIued hat was the win
ner in the race for tax assessor,
which ! am very pround of, aud l
want to thank my friends for their
loyal support which made 1t posi-
ble for me to secure the nomination.
And to the ones who opposed me
in that race, | want to say that l
did not rejoice in their defeat, but
did in my election, and / am as
much their friend today as | was
the day we entered the campaign.
And to the ones who saw fit TO sup
port one of the other boys, | have
not one word of criticism to utter
against them, for that was their
privilege as well as their pleasure,
to do so, and | know the boys ap
preciated their support as much as
could have should they have helped
me. So thanking you for all past
fayors and soliciting the support of
each and every citizen Of Randolph
county 10 the general election, /
remain, Your iF'end'
u. y. MoHdY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
Legal Advertisements
Warning Ordrr
In ths Randolph chaurery Cogrf
Paul sloan, plaintiff.

In tha hanuolph Chanrrry CarFf
Paul sloan, plaintiff.
W
John Kelliher Mary Krulber R,,hsrd
Meade, ReTnad Meade. prrpr,.s N.aGs
Louisa Meade, Courtney Meade sam, R,,,
ton, :, r. lunggFfuh D. LuIu Uarai,.
Clarence Hardin, Iva May Hardin. Willie
Hardin LILLE Hardin, Ernest Hardin. &c.
neNa Hardin James y, Hardin. Ellsworth
n Erwin The hrlr of stephen Erowp. de.
ceased, whose names arr uuEroyp. The
heirs OF Jerome mn deceased. whose names
are unknown, Mary NJ Hul. Prank IA. nm,
Mary II, llodgbou, Olivia Grnsyrpor Viz
rlnia fontaln, Noland Tontsln. T6vsri
iontain, Martha l0niam. Elliot FpBt.IB,
cara Berg western Tle& Timber Co, a
Corporation iocahontas Real Estate and
Improvement Co, corporation. Nan,
ME Robinson Mr.. Lewis Moorrr. Ilmml,
Robinson Ellen Robinson, Thomas Robin
son, Charles Robinson, sarah Conner. Dixie
Black, Maud sillcr, Coma Robinson. NoIIla
NisuCr' John william Hums and the re-
naming heirs AZ Law OF William T.. Burps
deceased whose names aru unln0vp and tho
heirs Of any deceased hrulhrrs OF WUlInmp.
Burns deceased, whose names arc unknown.
and James x. Pace, defendants.
The defendants, John KrIIhOr. Narr KeuI-
her, Richard Meade, RrruaId Nf8dr. Prem.
tess Meade Louisa Meade, Cuurtnry Meade.
sallir Button, 5. u, lungrrf1rd Dr.. Lulu
Hardin, Clarence Hardin, ida May Hardin,
Willie Hardin, iillle Hardin. Ernest Hardin.
Geneva Hardin, james :, Hardin. Mary NJ
mn. Frank u Hlu. Mary U0dr,nn. Olivia
Grosvcnor, Virginia ToutaTu holland Tpn-
tain, Edward fontaln, Martha FuntaIn. IA.
Hot fuuiain, Clara BurE Mamie Robinson,
Mr.. Lewis Mooror, Jimmie Robins n. John
william Burns, James x. Pace, Western Tie
aud Timber Co, a foreign corporation. The
heirs % stephen Rr1Fn deceased. whose
names are unknown, the heirs rf Jerome nm
deceased whoss names arr uuE u1wn. the
hUlrspf william =. Rums, decreased. rzrppt
John william nuFns. whose names arc uu-
known, the heirs ~ any decreased brother, of
William =. Burns deceased. whose name, are
unknown. are warned 90 appear zoo tbI, court
within thirty days aud answer che complaint
OF tHp Isa'nuh, Paul sloan
BB. RarlIn. clerk.
THIS April q i9iG
t-EAD
I hereby appoint j. " Nnrgs a regular
prariIrInr attorney at The harof this court
o. attorney Tor the above nonresident drfou-
dauts, foreign corporation and ruuuratlOns
aud persons above designated as heirs OF
certain persons whose name, are unknown.
o. D. NagIIn, clerk.
This April e, 1910
eEAD smith GIb.lu. solicitors far plain.
tlT. al-it
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
OLD JACKSON

Our school closed at this place
April 4th. We had a 6 months
term. The longest term ever taught
at this place at one time. We had
one of the best programs that we
have ever had. Prot. Boyd had his
pupils well trained. Miss Charity
Craven of Pocahontas presided at
the organ, and had a good string
band from lmboden and some GOOD
speakers. 1t took almost hours u
render the program, which will bt
long remembered by many. Prof.
Boyd taught us a good school and
those, who wanted to learn, Ger
talnly advanced in their studies,
Mr.. Boyd is a good teacher aud we
hope 1t will be our good luck to
get him again some time.
J. p. Kincade and wife visited
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
HIGH POINT

Several from this place attended
the sale of w ]. Hill of Burr, Sat-
urday.
Etlie Dalton spent Saturday night
with her grandparents, Uncle Tim
Dalton and wife.
Henry Schenemon made a trip to
Burr, Monday.
K. Il Dalton made trip to Mil
dlebrook one day this week.
Several were present at the party
given at the home OF Tom McChu-
tock last Saturday night.
! Veda Marlett spent Saturday
night at the home of Roe Marleit.
Alfred Grissom made a trip 20
the home OF w. j. Hill Monday
after some corn.
Edley Patterson OF Ponder, pass
ed through here one day last week
enroute home from the bottoms
He was driving a bunch Of calves
Anvil Marlett and wife attended
the funeral of Uncle Will Lindsey
At Middlebrook, Monday.
George Gibson was az the home
of Tom NcClintock on business
Monday.
Elyy Marlett and E. +. Ds
went to Burr, Friday.
Hurrah for Che Star Herald!
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
| Thank You
MAYNARD. 40

Maynard, 4.lo-lG.
have been waiting for space IN
your paper for my thanks to the
good people of Randolph county
for what they did for me in making
me the nominee for county and pro-
bate judge Of our county.
As to my opponents, they are
gentlemen of the highest type. And
those who voted for them, were as
true patriots as those who voted for
me, and | must say that the day Is
close at hand when we will all be
in close touch with each other in
the faithful performance of Oul
duty. Yours,
q. IL. Carter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
10 CENT "cAscARETs"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, oonsupsus'"
Blllousness, Sour Stomseh,
Brsath-cAndy cathartie'

No odds how bad your liver stoms, ss
ach or bowels. how much your s, hoao
aches. how miserable you are In
constipation. Indigestion, biliouhhssss 80
and sluggish bowola-you always -
relief with Caacarnta. ihey lhih-e
dlately cleanse and regulate the SION,
ach. remove tho sour, fermentins To- 90
and foul gases; take the exccts ple
from tho liver and carry on inc eon.
stipated waste matter and poisoa
from the intestlnes and bowels y,
lO-cent box from your druggist wiz
Keep your liver and bowels clean
stomach sweet and head clear TOT
months. They work while you sleep
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
Jeff LawhOn Heard From

To my friends aud fellow citizens
of Randolph county:
am glad that have this method
(through the columns of the Star
Herald) of letting You know that ]
am still alive, have made the round
trip Of the "Salt river" expedition,
and | am now back at home follow
ing my same old occupation of "get
mp Buck" "gee Ball"
/ am glad to know that 1 came
out second in the race. 1t makes
me feel good, for 1 realize the fact
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

relatives at Pocahontes several days
last week.
Paul Songer spent Sunday with
Willie Reynolds.
Misses Katie Williams and
Elizabeth Rider spent Wednesday
with Miss Pearl Souger.
Your scribe received m invitation
Ia the Boyd Bragg wediing but the
weather was - bad / couldn't 90.
We reeayed n beautiful box Of
their wedding cake and flowers,
winch we appreciated aud enjoyed.
Mr., aud Mrs, Boyd will long be
remembered by u'.
Il. NJ. Rider IL building hog
pens and watching hrs fine hogs
grow during the ra'ny weather.
Lehman Stark and SISTER, Miss
Coda, Of Black Rock attended the
closing exercises Of our school
Miss Lol, Kincade spent Sunday
with Miss Myrtle Elliott. ~
Mrs. +. B Walker attended the.
wedding Of n. G Boyd and Miss
Donna Bragg at Rayenden last
wednesday.
llnlit and John Kincade aud JEFF
,Blaylock spent Saturday night and
Sunday with friends at New Hope.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
Notice Of Sale Of AIIash,d PronrrtY

Notice Is hereby given that by ylr-
tue OF an order and Judgment made
on the 7th day Of April, 1915, In the
court Of J. II Miller a Justice Of the
peace, within ana for Spring River
township In Randolph county, Ark
ansas. In case wherein Wilson Mer-
camille Co. was plaiutin and Geo.
DuttOn was defendant. will offer
for sale at public outcy for cash,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
Confirmation Notice

In rhr Randolph rhaurnrg Court.
Paul sloan, plaintiff.
IS
John KeIlIhsr. Mary krWlnr Richard
Meade. Rer1ald Meade. pranto,s Meade
Louisa Meade. Courtney Meade. sa'Ilr Bot,
Ton, :. q. IlunEprfurd Ir, Lulu uardIn
Clarence Hardin. Iva May Hardin Wlllf
Hardin, Lille Hardin, Ernest Hardin, Ge.
ncya Hardin. james Y. Hardin, Elssortb
y. Erwin, the heirs of stephen Brown de.
ceased, whose names are unknown, the
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14
piles Cured In o toI4 Days

gour druggist will refund money ~ fAlo ~
OINrMENT fails 10 cure any ease 81 iishins' iishs
Rilua uiCrdiaE or pfotruding Piles ~ 20 =
The hTst application gives isase ana i.zst' -
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-04-14

smith \ blh>nns
Solicitors Tor plaintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-07
All New Plays to
Be Presented Here

The Claman Price She Paid CON.
pany. which entertained the Klam-
ath Falls theatergoers three years
ago, and for one week two years
ago. returns to Klamath with an en-.
tircly new bill OF plays. which have
never as yet been presented here. For
these productions tho company car
ries a splendid array OF special seen
cry and costumes.
With Miss Barney Barnard OF Min
neapolis as the leading lady. sup
ported by highly capable company.
Manager Claman has nm unusually
strong cast this season. Miss Barnard
and her support are admirably suited
to the roles assigned them In the plays
to be produced here. and In "The
Price She Paid" and peg o. MY
Heart Miss Barnard's work Ia
splendid.
The company opens weeks en-.
gagement here Sunday night. The
plays are given In conjunction with
local merchants. who issue tickets
70 their patrons.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-07
Canny Connie Conceals
His Prospects, Season
United Press Service

United Press Service
PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-What
kind OF a ball team Connie Mack will
develop this season is a question no
human but Connie can answer. az the
Athletics start their spring training.
And Mack Is doing little talking these
days. except to refer to his promise Of
last year that he would make the Ath.
letics another powerful pennant win.
ming team. The team started south
today.
All last season, when the Athletics
were trampled upon. kicked and
mauled by every team in the Amer
lean League. and during the winter,
Connie Mack spread dragnet over
all the minor leagues and colleges for
material. and formulated plans fol
his new machine.
Nobody knows how many un.
knowns Connie has under cover. but
II his past constructive performances
may be taken as harbingers, 1t is safe
TO predict the Athletics will furnish q
few notches higher than the cellar.
With the masked marvels" listed
az an unknown quantity. 1t would ap-
pear that the Athletics are prepared
In all departments except pitching and
third base.
II training camp coaching has the
proper effect the Athletics moundmen
will be greatly improved over those
OF 1918. Wycof, Joe Bush and Bress-
Ter are figured as anchor men. Last
seaeon Wyckof improved amazingly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-07

and around him, 1t is believed, Mack
will build his staff. In addition. the
Mackmen's pilot has Nabors and
Myers. who toward the end of last
season demonstrated that they were
rapidly getting their stride.
The receiving end Of the game Ia
expected to be handled largely by
Wally schang and McAvoy. Young
Perkins can also be counted upon to
do little catching. This boy. ac-
cording to his team mates, is conner.
Those who saw him work in the North
Carolina League feel certain this sea-
son will develop him greatly.
Mack is said practically to have de-
cided that Jimmie Walsh will be the
regular left fielder. with Oldring In
center and strunk in right. Davies.
however. fits well in left field, and 1t
would not cause great surprise II he
we're gallivanting around that section.
Oldring. as a result Of his retire
ment," II In great shape. Rube spent
his vacation on his farm. and appears
to be quite capable of playing in his
1913 and 1914 style.
The inheld problem probably will
cause Mack a few headaches. Third
base still is great uncertainty, and
shortstop will require a whole lot Of
consideration. Although several re-
cruits are being tried out for the lat
ter position. It Is possible that Crane
will be selected.
Healy and Ritter are being mem
toned for third. In Ritter. Mack
considers he has future star. and
looks for remarkable work from the
youngetsr. McInnis II expected to be
seen at first as usual. and Maline will
probably see service at second 10 the
place OF Larry Lajoie. Rumors are
circulating that Larry will be seen
with another team.