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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28
TROY

An entertainment and box social
was held by the Barker district school
last Friday evening. A fine time is
reported, about 100 being present and
ST. being raised toward the purchase
of an organ.
Miss Laura Pratt returned last Sat
urday from her school in Manchester,
Me.
G. H. Pratt is making quite extern
sive improvements on his house.
Lewis Todd is driving a handsome
new automobile-a Cadillac.
The Ladies' Aid meeting last week
at Carrie Weymouth's was we'll at
tended. as persons being present. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. A. l..
Estes on July 6. Officers were elected
as follows: Pres, Mrs. A. L. Estes
Vice Pres, Mrs. Lettie Hollis; Sec,
Mrs. Belle Meservie; Treas, Mrs. ]. A.
Lamb.
Miss Bessie Weymouth went to
Pittsfield on Monday for short visit.
Charles Cook made an unusually fine
catch of brook trout one day last week.
He brought home fish to the number
of 80. and a few of them weighed
quite or nearly a pound each, which is
rare in our small brooks.
Mrs. Sylvie Bagley is at home, hav-
ing finished her work in Detroit.
George Garcelon is in charge Of the
work Of repairing the road between
Troy Corner and Rogers Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Bagley were in
Pittsfield last Saturday, Mr.. Bagley
being in attendance at the State con-
vention of Rural Mail Carriers.
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BELGRADE

Rev. Leo L. Dunn went to South
Jefferson Saturday afternoon to sup
ply the pulpit there this week.
p F. Hanson and w. Parker of
Avon visited Mr. Hanson's relatives in
Mt. Vernon and belgrade last week.
Archie Taylor of Augusta is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pray.
Frank Kelley went to Waterville
Saturday TO see his sister, Mrs. Nelson.
who recently returned from California.
Mrs. W. White and son Ernest are
passing n few weeks with relatives in
Canada.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Old South
church will meet Wednesday. June Is,
with Mrs. Addie Gerald.
IF. Hanson is visiting his son. Per-
cy E Hanson in Avon.
NORTH-Mrs. Ralph Sturtevant
and two children of Waterville are
passing the week at the home or her
father, Joseph Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wade are at
home for an indefinite stay and at
present remain with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. f. Rollins.
Charles Edwin Fox and family or
philadelphia arrived at their bungalow
Saturday. Mrs. Fox will remain dur
inr the summer. while he has returned
10 Philadelphia and Friday will come
back with the boys at Camp kenne-
bee.
Henry Richards and family Of Gar
diner are in town preparing for the
boys of Camp Merryweather. who will
arrive Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G1bbS ana MIR.
and Mrs. Chester Bridges of Oakland
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
withers Friday.
The Ladies' Club Of 1905. North Bel
Grade. held their annual Field day on
Thursday, June 90. at the Salmon Lake
house. Every member Of the club was
present and the following visitors:
Mrs Aivah Watson Of Belgrade, Mrs.
Frank Ham OF Augusta. Mrs. Flora
Lyons of Oakland. Calf, and Mrs.
Lettie Trask OF Ashland. Ore. At noon
Mrs. Spaulding served one Of the ex-
ceilent dinners for which she is noted
and at which all present did full JUS
tice. In the afternoon singing ana
instrumental music by members OF the
club helped to make the day long TO
be remembered as one Of the pleasant
est In a long time.
Miss Flossie Baker Is In Augusta,
where she went last week to attend
the graduation Of her niece. Miss Mil
dred Shea, who II one Of the honor
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sewer System for Woman's Reforna

Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposa
for building Sewer system for Womans
Reformatory" will be received by CLYDE
H. Smith. Chm. of Trustees of Womans
Reformatory, Skowhegan, Me, until noon
July l5 1916. for furnishing all matera
and labor and constructing about 1910 feet
of pipe sewer on the Reformatory prop
erty at Skowhegan, Me.
All proposals must be accompanied by
certified check for ten per cent of the
amount of the bid. maze payable to the
Treasurer of the State of Maine, as a
guarantee that the bidder. if awarded the
contract, will furnish the required bond
and execute the contract within ten days
of the time of the award
An approved indemnity bond for one
half the amount of the contract price VIII
be required for the faithful performanos
of the work.
Specifications and plan may be seen al:
the office of Clyde ii. Smith, Chm Of
Trustees. Skowhegan, Me.
All proposals must be made on blank
forms furnished by the trustees.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject
all bids.
Trustees Woman's Reformatory
BY CLYDE H. SMITH. Chairman
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NEW YORK cTock MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, June 27.-The stock market
experienced a general upward revision
of prices today, albeit the Mexican situa
ton seemed to have lost none of its
threatening aspects. Recoveries, which
were considera bly, shaded in the final
hour, were attributed in part to the over
sold condition of recent days as we'll as
to causes of a less technical nature
Among the helpful factors were the
action Of the interstate commerce COM
mission which in essence granted materi-
ally higher freight rates to trans-conti-
mental roads, increased copper dividends
and extra" for Central Leather, addi-
tional gratifying railway earnings, a new
high mark for the country's exports and
another large importation of British gold.
increasing the total from that source to
s110,0000o0. Reading and United States
Steel led in representative stocks, the
former recovering q points of it's loss of
the preceding day, while steel made an
extreme rise Of two from its minimum of
the opening. The strength of these issues
went far towards restoring speculative
confidence.
War issues were in better demand than
was about to award some substantial con-
tracts to manufacturers of munitions.
Crucible Steel was the conspicuous feat
ure of that group at it's best showing a
gain of four points, while allied indus
trials and equipments ranged two to three
points higher. Coppers were naturally
stimulated by the larger disbursements
to shareholders, Anaconda gaining IA
and motors responding in like measure.
Half a score of miscellaneous issues, in
Guiding United States Industrial Alcohol
and shipping shares, recorded variable
but substantial gains during the interme-
date session. Aside from Reading, rails
were listless during the forenoon but con-
tributed to the activity Of the later deal
ings, mostly at better prices. Total sales
amounted to $4,000 shares. Union Pa
cific showed a net gain for May of s1,5S2,-
ono and various southern and southwest
ern lines reported increases over the cor
responding month of last year Bonds
were irregular with slight heaviness In
Canadian issues. Total sales, par value,
aggregated s2.79o, mo
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-28

When Henry Merrill's Gardiner
Trolley League club faces Ben
Housers Skowhegan team at Skowhe-
gan Wednesday afternoon In an i'm
portant game on the result of which
there is considerable at stake, his CLUB
will look about as classy as any CLUB
in Maine outside of the Eastern
League, for Henry has been out after
the best in the business obtainable and
they will appear in the lineup of the
Gardiner club for that game and pos
sibly for the remainder of the season,
or one at least will.
Henry has gathered for the battle
three OF Names bes: known ball play
ers, Harry Lord. big league and ex-
Lowell manager, VINO will cover third
base; Mike" (Charlie) Hayden. the
former Portland catcher, who will be
on the receiving end; and Roland
CCuke") Barrows Of the Lowell club
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mike" HAYDEN AND "CUKE"
BARR0WS ADD TO STRENGTH
OF GARDINER TROLLEY LEACUERS

and last years premier hitter Of that
team, who will be in center field.
Lord will be with Gardiner for the
entire season, according to arrange
ments which were made over the
phone in Portland recently. as Gardi-
ner, realizing that be would be an ex-
ceptional drawing card for their town,
has made him an excellent offer. At
ter finding that he could land Lord.
Henry at once got busy again and Sc
cured the consent Of Barrows to play
few games for him. at least until he
decided definitely regarding to going
back to Lowell. while Mike" Hayden,
who has been in Sanford this summer,
will go along to do the backstopping
Manager Merrill says that he hopes
to land these other two for the re-
mainder of the season and may do So
In event of these three signing with
Gardiner that club will look excep-
tionally classy for the company
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TAKES
D0ubLE-HEADER

Chicago, June 27.-Chicago scored a
double victory over Pittsburgh today.
Saier's home run gave Prendergast the
honors over Cooper in the first game,
a 1 to 0 pitchers battle. Prendergast
famed eight, allowed three hits, and
permitted no Pirate beyond second
Cooper was nearly as good. and except
for Safer. no Cub reached third. Sue
cessful use of the squeeze play was
feature of 10 to rout Of the Pl-
rates in the second. Scores:
First Game:
Pittsburgh 20 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0-0-9-0
Chicago .....0 0 0 0 0 x-1-6-1
Cooper and Wilson; Prendergast and
Safer.
Second Game:
Pittsburgh @ o 4-12-l
Chicago - 0 ? 0 4 0 0 x-10-10-l
Adams, Kantlehner and Gibson
Schmidt; Prendergast. seaton and Frs-
cher.
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CHINA

HASKELL ROAD-Mrs. Villa Tar
bell and son Sterling Of Pittsf1eld, were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Leander
Haskell.
Miss Leila Haskell, a graduate OF
winslow High school, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Turner were in
Waterville Wednesday on business.
Miss Eleanor Haskell is entertaining
her friend, Miss Margaret Perkins OF
Waterville. for a few days.
Mrs. Wilson Haskell who has been
ill for the past six months is so much
improved that she was able to ride
out Thursday. Her many friends will
be glad to learn of her recovery.
L. e. Haskell recently sold COW
to Mr.. Wyman Of Winslow.
Mrs. Belle Mitchell attended the
Sunday school convention at South
China Saturday.
Cony Haskell Of North Vassalboro.
passed Sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Haskell.
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DETROIT and ST.
LOUIS Divide

st. Louis. Jun N.-Detroit and st. Louis
divided a double header today, St. Louis
taking the first game to 2 and Detroit
the second by to 2. Sisler led the at
tack In the first game with four hits III
four times at bat and two stolen bases.
Detroit won the second game in the sew
enth when Young scored on a tumble and
bakers double.
The first game was stopped In the ninth
inning when Cobb attempted to climb into
the stands to reach a fan who, he claim
ed, had been abusing him. He was pre-
vented from doing so. however, by polfce,
umpires and fellow players. The scores:
First game:
Detroit o O o o I 2-3-9-1
st. Louis .n o I x-5-7-o
Dubuc and Baker; Weilman and Sew
ereid
Second game:
Detroit .......1 I 0-5-S-o
st, Louis ...o 2 o-2-7-a
James and Baker; Koob. Davenport and
SEVERED, Chapman.
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CHICAGO q, CLEVELAND z

Cleveland. June N.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland to in a pitchers battle in
which Williams had the better of Bagby,
holding Cleveland to six hits, three of
which were made in the ninth inning.
Jacksons batting was responsible for the
Chicago victory. as he made a home run
and two doubles, scoring three runs. Near
" 1000 militiamen attended the game as
guests Of the Cleveland club. The score:
Chicago ....0 0 0 0 o 2 1-4-7-1
Cleveland .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2-6-2
Williams and Schalk; Bagby, Morton
and O'Neil
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WORCESTER TAKES TWO

Worcester. Mass, June 2.-Worcester
won double header from Hartford today
to 3 and 5 to 3. The locals came from
behind in both contests. They were outhi,
in the second game. Strand threw two
men out at the plate and support by other
Worcester players allowed Mckinley to
win, although hit hard. McGinleys hit
scored the teing and winning runs.
First game:
Worcester 40 2 ] x-7-13-0
Salmon and Skiff Tyler and Smith
Second game:
Worcester 80 0 0 0 / x-5- II
Hartford .......o / I 0 0 S3-11-2
Mckinley and Tyler; Radlof and Skifr.
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ST. LOUIS 8, CINCIS z

Cincinnati. June 27.-St. Louis
punched hits in the first and last inn
ings and won from Cincinnati here to-
day, to >. The local team played a
bad fielding game and was also unable
to hit with men on bases. In the first
inning Bethel singled and took second
on Smiths sacrifice. Long then tripled.
Bethel scoring and Miller cleared the
bases with a home run to the center
field fence. Score:
ST. Louis ....3 q O 0 l 0 0 4-S-9-O
Cincinnati 30 0 l l o-2-7-4
Doak and snyder; Mitchell, Knetzer.
Seine der and Clarke.
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COPPERS BOSTON
New York Produce Marke.

r,o,-p o,,;o. New York. June 2.
112 IA: No hard lis Ia: No. nnrth UNI
Duluth 122 IA; No. / northern Man T,tetn
125 IA fob New York. -''0oa
CORN-Spot firm; No. yellow s. IL =,
New York. u.
OATS-Srot steady.
PORK-Firm; mess 2575T26; Short n..
246G e'eat
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Barely steady; middle west ~;
d1345. ~ loo
BUTTER-Ea sier; receipts 1S0t7. o-0,-
cry extra, 80 score, 29029 IA: craa ,ean,'
higher scoring, 29AG503; ffrsts 2q8 ~,
seconds 260271. o.
EGGS-Firm: receipts 1852: fresh y,.,
cred extra fine 26d27; extra firsts q AZ
25A; firsts 2S3G24s: nearby hennery whtas'
fine to fancy 29G31; nearby hennerv brow brow
27sd2S3 ''0".'
POTATOES-Firm and UNCHANGED
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BOSTON WINS
BY PUNCHING OF
HITS IN FOURTH

Philadelphia, June 27.-Boston bunch
ed four singles with pass to Magee
in the fourth inning today and scored
all the runs of the game and a to 0
victory over Philadelphia. It was the
fourth straight defeat Of the home
team by the Braves. Snodgrass and
Magee each robbed Paskert of a horne
run, and Meanwhile made three sensa-
tional plays. Score:
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, June q.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle l4.dl5.
SPRING BRAN-227502 325
BUTTER-Northern 3lG31l; western q
n31.
CHEESE-New York twins 171I7.
CORNING . yellow SS36s9
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby Ms
81 western 23d26.
FLOUR-Spring patents 550dSlo.
HAY-No. / grade 2S029.
HANDSPRING 1921
MINED FEED-225M2 $500
OATS-No 2 clipped white 49,.
PORk-Medium backs 2s25
POTATOES-2621o per two-bushel hars
new 325T375 per barrel
UGAR-Granulated, % Dbl lots 80
NEAL-12Gl6
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Water Pipe Line for Woman's ~
formatory.

Sealed proposals, endorsed "PropWTsSS. .
for building Water Pipe Line .or hv
mans Reformatory" will be received
Clyde Fl. Smith, Chm, OF Trustees ,,s
Woman's Reformatory. Skowhegan, MsG
until noon July 10, 1916. for furnishing a.
material and labor and constructing
pipe line for bringing water dlstance, ss
about $500 feet to the building site LOT Nd
Reformatory at Skowhegan, Me. All
also a service pipe line a distance V
about 800 feet for the farm buildings, Nv
All proposals must be accompany N. NJ
a certified check for ten per cent. OF t .hs
amount of the bid, made payable 10 "a
Treasurer of the State of Maine, a. ,ns
guarantee that the bidder, ii AWARDED IN Nd
contract, will furnish the required g Jors
and execute the contract within ten u"'
of the time of the award. az
An approved indemnity bond TOT vn,d
half the contract price will be requnJg
for the faithful performance of the VIZ" va
Specifications may be seen at the o ,ass
Of Clyde H. Smith. Chm. of TRUSTEE"
Skowhegan, Me. ,,,ry
All proposals must be made on oiS''
forms furnished by the trustees. tart
The Trustees reserve the right 10 re''''
all bids.
Trustees woman's Reformatory,
BY CLYDE II. SMITH Cha.rInS|!
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new YORK 3, WASHINGTON z

New York, June N.-New York made
1t five out of six from Washington, win
ming the last game of the series by
score Of 3 to 2. Baker, whose batting has
featured this series. won the game with
a home run in the sixth inning with Pipp
on base. It was his third home run OF the
SERIES Caldwell repeated his Saturdays
victory over Washington and was well
supported. The score:
Washington III 0 0 0 d-2-6-2
New York ......0 o 1 0 Q 2 0 x-3-7-1
Boehling, Dumont and Henry: Caldwell
and Nunamaker.
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BRIDGEPORT 4, SPRINGFIELD 3

Springfield. Mass, June N.-House and
Daniels fought 10 innings pitchers bat
tie here today, the Bridgeport twirler hav-
ing the better Of the argument. Bridge
port won to 3. With an apparent 2 to
victory for the visitors, Flynn poled out
home run in Springfeld's half Of the
ninth. Successive doubles by Ball and
Baker won the game. Score:
Bridgeport ......0o 100000 1A-e-4
Springfield ......1 o0011oo o-3-s-3
House and Murphy; Daniels and Steph-
ems.
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PORTLAND |, LAWRENCE 0

Portland, Me-, June 27.-Portland scored
the only run made in today's game with
Lawrence in the tenth inning, when Tamm
doubled. Lonergan sacrificed and CASTOR
singled. Martin pitched great ball for
Portland. striking out ten men and allow
ing but two hits. Fielding plays by Sweat,
Lonergan and Brown featured the game
The score:
Portland $50 lisp
Lawrence ......0 0 0 0 O-o-2-O
Martin and CASTOR; Press and Murphy
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new YORK |, BROOKLYN 0

Brooklyn, y. Y, June T.-New York
and Brooklyn broke even in their series
of six games. when Tesreau of New YORK
won a pitching duel today from Dell to
O. Burns walked in the first inning, went
70 third on Kauffs single and scored on
Robertsons sacrifice fly. Both pitchers
were invincible for the remainder OF the
contest and received perfect support
New York .....l 0 o-l-7-0
Brooklyn .......o o "-'-o-l
Tesreau and Rarden: Dell and Miller.
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO. June =
Disappointment over the smallness 0,
export sales of United States wheat caus.
ed reaction today from an early ad.
vance in the wheat market here Prices
closed nervous at the same as yesterdays
finish to lie lower. with July at IN +,
and Sept. at 104 IA. Corn wound up !,
to 7-Sd1c higher. with oats varying from
a shade off to Is gain, and in provisions
unchanged to a decline of sc.
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BOSTON Wins BY
7 TO 7 AGAINST
THE ATHLETICS

Boston, June 27.-Johnson, the former
Crsinus college pitcher, was given try
out against the Red Sox today with Car
roll Of Tufts college as catcher, and the
Athletics were defeated.7 to 2. Johnson
was taken out in the seventh inning after
he had been hit freely and had shown an
inclination to wildness. After the first
inning Ruth moved his opponents down
in rapid order. The score:
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"PIE" WAY GOES
TO THE GIANTS

New York. June G.-"Pie" Way of Yale
university and George Smith of Columbia
university. both right hand pitchers, have
signed with the New York Nationals, /
was announced today. 1t also was stat
ed that the proposed trade of Pitcher
Tesreau for Pitcher Sallee of the st, Louis
Nationals had been declared off.
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BOSTON.

Two-base hits-Schang, Lewis. Stolen
base-Walsh. Sacrifice hits-Ruth. Hob
litzel Sacrifc fy-Scott. Double plays
Witt to Lajoie to McInnis; Lajoit to Witt
to McInnis. Left on bases-Philadelph
TO- Boston g. First base on errors-Bos-
ton 1. Base on balls-Off Johnson 3, off
Ruth L. Hits and earned runs-Off John
son, hits II, runs in 1-3 innings: off
Wyckoff, hits O, runs o in l % innings
off Ruth, hits Z, runs in 9 innings. Hit
by pitcher-By Ruth. Schang. Struck out
BY Johnson !, by Ruth 10. Wild pitches
johnson 3. Passed ball-Thomas. I'm
pires, Hildebrand and OLoughln. Time.
i.4o.
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New York Money Market

New York, June 2.
Mercantile paper ssass per cent,
Sterling: Sixty-day bills 4.72a, demand
4. 75S, cables AIS 7-16; francs, demand 5.sos,
cables $50; marks. demand 73a. cables "a,
kronen. demand 1855, cables 1878; guilders,
demand 20 7-1e, cables 40 9-16; lires de-
mand 6.3S, cables 6.37i; rubles, demand
30s, cables 3Os.
Bar silver 66.
Mexican dollars 50s.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans easier: SO days ssd3s, 90 days
3264 six months 4d44.
Call money firm; high 3. low 2s ruling
rate %, last loan 8, closing bid 2, offered
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students in the class of 1916, Cony
high school.
Mrs. Frank Ham and son Miles of
Augusta are guests of the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Damren.
Mrs. Flora Lyon Of Oakland, Calf,
is the guest Of Mrs. Lucy Watson.
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PHILADELPHIA.
+-Batted for Kililfer in eth.
%A-Batted for Alexander in 18th

lleU hIIIIIeT III Itn.
Aa-Batted for Alexander in It'll.
Boston .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Philadelphia o 0 0 0 0 0 90
-Niehoff. Sacrifice hit-Collins. Left
on bases-Boston a Philadelphia T..
First on errors-Philadelphia /. Bases
on bails-off Barnes l: Alexander 1 :
Bender l. Hits and earned runs-off
Alexander s and in Z; Bender 0 and
0 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher-by AL
exander (Gowdy). Struck out-by
Barnes 5; by Alexander 8. Passed ball
Burns. Umpires, ODay and Eason.
Time, 40.
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New York Sugar Market

New York June .
Faw firm: centrifugal $40: molasses H.
refined steady; fine graduated 7s5 ~"
The market for sugar futures r,.
steady at the start on covering rronn.ss
by the firm spot market, but offerings M
creased and prices soon eased off CIosas
steady and one point higher to one low,
Sales 100 tons. July $40, Sept. SIS, De-
SIS. De'
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new LONDON 5, LOWELL 0

New London. Conn, June 2i.-Lohman
Of Lowell was poorly supported today and
New London won an easy victory to 0.
Score:
Lowell .......0 o 0 O-0-10-3
New London B 0 x-5- 81
Batteries: Lehman and Kihullen; Rel
ger and Russell.
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Lynn q, new HAVEN 0

Lynn, Mass, June 27.-Jewett, pitching
for Lynn held New Haven to four scattered
hits today. the home team winning to Q.
Lynn played a fast fielding game, and end
ed the contest with double play Score
New Haven 80 0 0 0 0 O-O-4-O
Lynn .........O 2 0 o x-4-S-2
Weaver and Devine; Jewett and Carroll
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National
Yesterdays Games

Boston 8. Philadelphia 0.
Chicago l, Pittsburg Cirst game); Chi
cago 10, Pittsburg Second game).
New York l, Brooklyn 0.
St. Louis s, Cincinnati 2
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Germany has already passed a law
making it punishable offense for an
unauthorized person to wear a nursing
uniform or badge.
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Eastern League Standing
Z oray's Games

Hartford at Lynn.
New Haven at Worcester.
Lawrence at Portland.
Lowell at New London.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
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American

Yesterdays Games
Boston Z, Philadelphia 2.
New York 3, Washington 2.
Chicago 4, Cleveland ..
St. Louis 5, Detroit first game); De-
troit s. st. Louis Second game).