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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

Gentlemen: ! wish 10 recommend the Regal Dentists
for painless dentistry had five gold Filings put in and
three very bad teeth extracted and-I honestly say
IT done absolutely painlessy very well pleased
with my gold work and will send my friends.
FRED WITTENBORN, Kirkland Wash
We have dozens OF just such enthusiastic
concentrations from pleased and satisfied patients who
have tried system OF dentistry and have found
be just what they wanted from every standpoint.
Your teeth probably need attention right now. II
not they almost TO the future, very,
very few people fortunate have perfect teeth
When such time comes YOU will to get the very
best possible value for your money and you will want
the work done without being obliged to undergo lot
OF unnecessary suffering.
This is the proper place to And another thing
you will find that prices positively the lowest.
We do enormous volume OF business and thus
enabled take smaller profits the individual
than the office which does only one-half onehird of
volume. That reasonable doesn't it?
We the very best OF materials and give with
all work iron-cad guarantee of satisfaction which
is signed both by the operator who did the work and by
l. r. Clark, d d. s., owner and manager of this office,
who is thoroughly responsible
Remember also-and this is important-your work
will be done by hgh-cass graduate registered dentist
when you come hero. that is the only kind have.
No students bunglers novices find place with
us We think too much OF our reputation for turning
out high-class work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
DIR. L. r. CLARK, Manager.
l4o5 Third Ave, N. W. Cor Third and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
JULY GOLD
FILINGS

During the entire
month of July I will
put in IS gold Filings
for $3.50. IS Filings for
ana $40 Filings for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
YOU NEED

b aid nature occasionally when your
liver Is sluggish. your stomach dis
ordered or your bowels inactive. Let
this safe, mid. dependable remedy
regulate these organs and put them
IN . sound and healthy condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

The town OF SeAham Harbour
lies on tho North Sea- about eco
miles north OF London and six
miles southeast OF Sunderland. !.
has q population Of about $4,000
and Ia important chiefly as coal
shipping port
This 10 the seosoA tine since
the beginning Of the var that an
enemy submarine has bombErded a
British coast town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
ENGLISH COAST
CITY SHELLED
BY SUBMARINE

LONDON July 1.-THE English
coast town OF seaman Harbour.
county Of Durham. was bombardsd
during tho night hy IN enemy sub.
marine. thu war offSss announced
this afternoon. One woman was
silied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
'BEECHAM'S
PILLS

lvvssa Sale Il Aav hsAieiDs n - We'll
Sold svayvksss. In hssss. ios-- asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

Wsr.ford's Aetd rsasphsse
Agreeable ard rsfreshink especial
u IN bot weather g. 10 remark
ihle nerve tonic HuN a bottle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

r@rsec. precision. III sa-- ,ee hole
IS so 1-usul. j. II sst ee seen 20 Dc
spr-ecIAt~1
George Fisher ard company n
-Pa--re-s. q Potash a1t PerimUtter
sketch. captures mos, ~ Re laughs
or TIE Bill ibis week. though Nor
gar and stewart In A JtIey bou'
Quet." WIKI i;s scene placed q
"ouearru~ restaurant. also creates
Fun. Hugo Lutsgsns. the Swedish
billy Sunday, provides further
amusement With his imitation % The
evangelist. who - shortly 20 open
his campaign here. Weber and e
lott. in comedy act, and the
Standard brothers. sen sati0nAl gym
nasts. are others on the bill Weber
and Elliott have something new II
their line % humor, while the Stand
ard boys DO conventional and sen
satioual feats OF strengh il man
ner that makes them appear easy.
The movies. as usual. open and
close the show
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

ward Kso2.aecA. IS the weeks oIer-
izE Semi a,esoueh IN character,
u calls for ,ae exercise Of great
versatility or TIE part 81 the cast.
AMI IN Tie case q Miss Bonstelle,
who po-t-ays uin~ characters. FUR
ni..es the vehicle FOR q Truly r.
uarksble exhibition u dramatic pos
siHi..-,ss
The action deals with TIE various
processes entering into he produc-
ti0n ~ nv lNty dress. Sn3 IN real
ity Is comprised Of series Of com
piete cCe-act plays
TIE seton begins n the boudcir
OF my lady. Anne 10y name whose
husband uPAraids her tur her ev-
travaEaace in Wearing the most pre-
ciols silks. Alter The ~. Anne
falls asleep. ard the 70 Of the
story constitutes her dream
In sleep she see herself 6rst as
an oyerworkpi Italian peasant girl.
tending the SIX worms Next she
appears as a S.rl worker in 4 French
silk mill. then a, ths daughter Of al
Invalid Dutch lace maker, ard still,
later IS model in fashionable
London shop. whose employer seeks
20 betray her 20 q rich rOue, for
which she stahs him
From London 'ac action sh'fts 70
Siberia. where tka h-rriaa IS cast
as the tai,hless wife Of fur trap
per.
In the final scene. We re'urn 20 r.
/ bOu loir, where AHrt. awakened 10
7 the cost q her eItIavasauces makes
up her quarrel with her husband
+ and both decide henceio-th 10 lead
simpler lives.
BESIDES Miss Bonsfelly who a
Anne bears the 7ruat OF tse work
the efforts u TILES Cori.s Liam
Pratt. Jane Houston. Beatrice More
land. Meta Glrd. Eileen Wilson az
William Powell a-e cspec ally com
mcnGab,e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
AVENUE

Although the Girls o. Paradise. ~
now being shown In the Avenue the
alter, are an Improvement over some
Of their predecessors. there are a
number OF lines that could oe elmi.
mated with good results
The show is divided into Two bur.
lettas. The New Musician. and "On
Board Ship, both OF which are vel
acted. The main performers in the
first burletta are Mark Lea as Co
hen, the musician, and Jack Collins
as Casey, his neighbor. with a good
deal OF money. Between them The
audience Is kept in good hUmor.
Maybelle Baker. who was starred
In the American version OF Der Fle
oermus," sings "Czardas. from th'
comedy. and also appears in Qua
ker Town" with the Girls Of Para
disc" chorus. ind IN Memories
Mabel LaMonier renders the Bias,
Ball Rag" United Emblem Pa
TINA and Brown and When
Dream OF Annie Laurie. Eddr
Hill sings a number OF songs. an
VAS forced 10 give several encores
Monday
Bernie Clark made a hit With nj
impersonation OF a dope fend. sinf
Ing What's the Use OF Dreaming
The performance ends with "Fl,
rtenta,' az Interpreter OF Orlen,s
dances, who Is an Improvement owe
the former feature dancer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
ALLEGED SLAYER
OF PARENTS IS
LET GO ON BOND

After having been reman1ed 70
,sl on a charge Of klU'cE t.s Faith.
sr and mother In Greece ID years
ago. Angelo Chris,akors. a2 years
old 10 2T5l Jefferson ave was re.
leased under 8 100 bond Monday.
By Police Justice Christopher stein
after Il had been shown By his A..
torney. Eohsr- J Wills, that This
country has m eH'raditI0n treaty
with Greece. Chr!7'akors WAS ar.
rested last Wednesday on a charge
~ assault and battery. brought By
James Charzar!s and fined 80.
Later the charge % homicide vas
preferred by Nharssris
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
ESTIMATORS
PROTEST AGAINST
EXTINCTION

The board OF estimates. Monday
night, went on record against IT'S
abolition BY Proposed charter
amendment IN meeting Of mem
74-s ald former members OF the
board IN he common council cham
rer called By President Bolton, the
board adopted a memorial. lagdiHg
us work and pointing out the
dangers OF the proposed commits
sion. 70 coa-ts. %; The mayor c!iy
clerk cry treasurer corporation
counsel AMI controller
Frank u A-9rrs. who was FOR u
years a neI1 Der o' the board % estl
mates. tu4 Il p Nicholson. anothe'
former estua'or. spoke n :Avor Of
The board ~or-.uueuo4 rslFrg thu
loard "the taxpayers only protee,
ton
The memorial calls the pro2os I'd
amendment q vicious piece u i-g
.slauoa f0s,sred bg persons who
want e1rravagaut expenditure o.:
public money Ia case the amend
ment il defeated. The memorial
pledges the boar! 20 initiate a petit
lion sor a smaller board
Pointing 20 ~ achievements n
The public interest. the memor.a
recalls how The board prevented 4
concrete stadium which woIlt
have ruined Tho appearance Of Belle
Isle" and brought about he $3.50,
600 municipal hospital. when & vas
proposed 70 expend $500 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
GERMANS READY
FOR DYE MAKERS
Propose Combination To Fight
Competitors After Close
of War

Russia. = New York publication
says American manufacturers
should and a hopeful sign for their
own future export trade In the ob.
yious disturbance OF the German
chemical manufacturers over Ger
man trade prospects after the war
some Americans have been inclined
70 take rather hopeless view OF
German competition, saying. the
Germans Will get &, all. anyway
what's IRE use OF our irving 10 com
pete With them"
'Ev!deDtly the Germans 90 not
feel as sure o, this as they would
Ike 20 feel A plain sign OF this
Is the rec,u, change IN the organ
ization OF the German dyestur and
chemical Industry. confessedly
aimed AZ dealing move effectively
with the Increased competition In
these aelds that Germany will have
20 meet after he war
Considerable alarm over the %.
ture position % The German chemi.
r3f industries sre-Iv- 20 ~ clearly
Indicated by the proposals OF the
companies These proposals are
expressed in oecial announcements
which outline The plans FOR combina.
ton. 80 that ,herr viii DO formed
a single great combination in The
anyire dye and allied Industries
and in he manufacture OF medicinal
products on large scale
The 'o'a. capital represented BY
The ENLARGED com b.rat'on IS nov as
serted 20 te'al a vaDe OF 800
na5oo0 made Up o. S55000,o0o or
binary share capital. reserve fund
capital os s-5Qo20oo. aad bond cap
ital or So 100000 The stock *
change value is asserted 20 be a.
much as S-5a1.0. 19o"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
ORPHEUM

The Horelik ensemble in a ballat
advertisement IL undoubtedly one or
the greatest Of Russian dancing acts.
and It's appearance In the Orpheum
thsster. this week. IL an event in To-
cal vaudeville circles. Never before
have such an array OF skilled dane
srs been seen at popular prices
There are eight members OF tho
company. they nre all genuine Rus
SLAMS and thres ~ them have been
solo dancers in London, Paris, Rome.
Moscow and other European ciFi.
tails.
The number opens with little
pantomimio play. In which one OF
the dancers seeks TO abduct andih-
er The scene 10 gypsy oamD and
the ngnres In their brightly cclored
costumes are picturesque. Then fol
Iows . series of dances In which
otreagth is q great factor, yet ali
~ gTnosful and are executed with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
MILES

Mitchell and Mitch. headliners in
the Miles. this week. come the near
ct TO tearing a banjo all 20 pieces
and scattering the bits over the
house Of any duo OF ragtime instru-
mentalists who have appeared in
many seasons. The banjo playing
II interpreted with q number OF
catchy ragtime songs and chatter.
Mitch does a little raggy stepping
along with the music when he be
gins TO hit the high spots. Anyone
who has heard a genuine coon
song. or q southern darkey picking
away on his favorite instrument.
would enjoy Mitchell and Mitch.
Tho Old Homestead singers. or
Way Down East folks" render a
number OF old-time pieces in a mu.
steal skit presenting old-fashioned
New England life. Their rendition
OF many favorite songs OF the long
ago brought tears to some white
haired persons in the audience.
Monday night.
Maybelle is charming entertain
er in freak dancing and catchy
songs.
Harry Lamont and Grille, "on the
board walk" have a pleasant little
skit full OF delightful humor. Their
act II particularly good at this par
tculsr time. and is trimming with
light frivolity that helps one 20 for
get the hot weather.
Mcclure and Dolly. skilIful euuili
brists and hand-balancers, have q
pretty act and II Is not go much
what they do az the way they do (
that gets them a hand.
Three English dancers in a nacro
batic novelty fresh from the Londoi
music halls Is an attractive featur
OF the bill. The girls are pretty an,
dainty dancers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
~-rfee-
CTACE
TEMPLE

Musical numbers predcuinAte IL
the bin n the Temple, this week
Adele Rowland. called the Ameri-
can GuiIbert." in repertoire OF
-story songs" Is the headliner. and
with her assistant. Dave Stamper.
q the piano. furnishes entertain
nent that II highly clever and pop
ular. Miss Rowland IL comic op-
era star Of much repute and was
featured In Nobody Home The
Only Girl" and "Katinka"
Bert Lamont, the man with the
feminine voice. and his six cowboys.
please immensely In what Is billed
- - roundup Of mirth and mel
ody." The scenic effects are attrac-
i've. showing an evening on the
western prairies. The cowboys are
heard In quartet, sextet. duet and
colo numbers.
Thea and Winnie Lightner and
Newton Alexander, IN character and
noveity singing. catch the favor OF
ne audience from the start. inter
ninsling a. they do q great deal Of
humor and facial contortions. They
wsrs given much applause Monday
night.
A comedy playlet, who Is sheT'
put on by Joseph E. Bernard and
Miss Hazel Haslan. depicts real.
dysd-in-thewool family row, the
outcome Of Jealous wife's imagin-
ings.
"Bin" Robinson, that chocolate
Drop" shows cleverness in his sing
Ing. dancing and mouologue. His
limitations OF a mosquito. an auto
and . trombone are fun-provoking
Other contributions 10 the bill are
. balancing act by the three Ro
mans. . ventriloquist offering. by
walters and Walters, and Hong
Kong mysteries" by Chinese won
6srworkers," the last named being
specially good.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

over that school OF minnows he dew.
and for just second seemed 10
stand still In the air. Then he
closed his wings and shot down
There was silvery splash and then
up he came with the biggest. fat
test minnow in his stout bill With
u harsh rattitar efy-et- triumph he
few back 10 the Rig Hickory Tree,
where he thumped the minnow on
a branch and then began 20 xulp II
down head frst II vas Rattles the
kiugilsher
Ot course all the other minnows
darted away IN great fright. while
poor Louglegs could only stare
across at that breakfast ne had
though, ne was so sure OF. and
which was now going down the
throat OF Rattles the kinghsher.
Next story Longlogs Calls RAJ;
Ties a Thief
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Canal sho.ea noholt

The Panama canal FOR 'ho year
er1st June %. 1918. showed d.
f..t - - 555. s2o. according % re
Canal Record Operations and main
'eranes 'otaled is.ssa750. vhna re-.
eelg'. were g 3s3sso. leaving a
dsfclt - i4tst920 For ovsry iol.
lar apsn' b. tte zoyernmsrL = -.
ceiVed 7Izs cents Tho prsvio1s
year re erpeHs~s we're St.CCf7-7
and receipts El2ta,2sS. leaving =
profit 0r 'he years operations ~
l27ss5s without considering in'er-
est on Investment or depreciation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
WAYNE COUNTY
TO FIGHT BOOST
IN VALUATION

Wayne county win nght 10 its last
resource before submitting to the
$3.50. 9S2.64S increase In it's assessed
valuation made by the state tax
commission The question may be
carried 10 the courts. II the equal
ization board fails 10 grant relief.
Some increase IN Wayne's assessed
valuation was expected. but II is
the opinion Of county and city Off
cials and Board OF Commerce rep.
resentatives that such a huge jump
will seriously affect the prosperity
OF Detroit
John c. Maggie. former city AS
SCISSOR. who Ia in Lansing. prepar-
ing for the meeting OF the eQualiza.
tion board. will be Joined by Asses
sors Dtlworth. Kohler and Albrecht.
and John Scott. Jr.. secretary OF the
board OF assessors representatives
OF the Board OF Commerce will at.
tend the equalization sessions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

The North End Republican cil.
Will hold another gathering n theI
tent. Beau5ien-st. and Milwaukee
ave, Tuesday evening Speeches
viii be made By 2 p Leland can.
dida-e for governor. Roberr Y. Ogg
candidate FOR Lieutenant governor
Thomas r Farrell. candidate 'oT
county clerk, Dyie 3 DlFleld. can
dldate FOR mayor. and James G
Holden. s.derman.c candidate. IN
the First ward The Otdsel.ows'
band WI. play Thomas Fraser XII
act a. chairman " the meeting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
cARRICK.

This week the BOnstelie company
bids farewell TO the ,iarrick theater
for another season. and Miss Bon
stelle and her assistants have re-
served for the occasion one o. the
most delightful pieces presented
during an engagement distinguished
for It's artistic successes
MY Lady's Dress" 4 distinctly
different play from The ZEN OF Ed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
.1l WHITE STAR UNE.

tsss,st. s..e, rOr the FLATS hna
PORT HURON way ports. steame
leaves Detroit daily (ef. Sunday. SAT
n. IN. 230 y. m. y. m, Sundays. :
q m and 2.3o p. m Sundays only. ex-
ira boat for Flats. TashmoO and AL
Eonac, D. IN.
ROR SUGAR ISLAND. daily. s 30 a.
m Sundays only. $40 n. m. . 30 a.
m, 30 y ~. and s-p. m
FOR TOLEDO daily : 30 "A. m, ..
m Sundays sac a, m. 20 y. m.
wharf foot ~ oIrlswold 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

MUSCIE, Ind Jack Dillon. he
giant killer. scored a knockout over
Robert Bab5s 81 one round when
the latter tried tg force A!s attea-
iions on Dillon V-.'4 JACK .s held
on 500 bond Cor appearance IN city
court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
MX&0t NislsArloseo. sroI M
6kA&3<s Ltilpp tvt ~ntet(R}E
Centsni standard Tis..,

- CIs,es.ad. stttsburEh aud an
p.lnt- .outb sud esst Daily eias y. an.
Tsrs 10 tievetsDd, ef.aSI Fittsssrsh,
DAY TRIPS TO CLEVELAND sIso--
Tuesday, "Wednesday, thursday sBa s.t-
uT,Isy 80 - m.
plII.Y, 8 D. IN. YARE ss.Js ON. -sy,
o. 50 hDtnD fHif.
For Ma kinse Island and wsyport--
ss..ls, aud .T,daJ. $50 q IN.
special steamer 70 Maokinao--Msx,-
days, $3.50 . nj Thursdays. . y. N
No stops en- ronfe.
sAIt ADAS--IieVeland sf.bp Hound
IrlD tor transportation.
sfstrroosa Aeso4nfn citation Upp~v
birth, 81 lower ssrth. h-ssI -ssss
TItkET OFFfCEs-Thfrd Ave wharf
ifI " eedrssd Ave. Majestic kslda-ls u
k,~s - wssA opo- fesssmeN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

The annual convention ~ the Cot.
ton states Merchants and Manufac-
turers' association Will open at
Memphis today ard continue until
Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

THO daughter ~ The Ia-s E-fe-,
Hubbard ~ "Royc-of'~ fame. Is
studying me dramatic art 40 "a Boa
ton school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Odds and Ends


MEN IORn EAe corridors ot
the Waldorf Astoria echoed with
screams emana,lng from the private
bath OF a woman guest Hotel re-
serves who tried 90 break In on
rescue bent learned she had seen
mouse
FREEPORT. T.. IA seven foot
shark nearly made meal Of
Charles Funk while ne was swim
ming tie went ashore. balted Il
hook and caught 'h' FISH himself
NEW YORK Mrs Murray had
always DECLARED she would faint u
she saw q burglar Last night one
came and before she va, through
choking bin the intruder was glad
70 surrender
WASHINGTON -Ur T.. o How
ard. chief OF 'ho bureau o. entomoi
ogy declared today there is no such
I
mosquito but other scientists con
time their inquiry into The appar
emily well autaautl-a % case report
I'd Monday
WAsHINGTON-The weather man
Is The only hay feve- expert. Or.
" Scheppegral. president % the
American Hay Fever association.
/ has discovered Relief comes from
continued rain. a sea voyage and
4 absence OF wind, he said
CHICAGO-Am American contractors
will undertake plans 81 rebuilding
stricken towns In European war
regions. according TO lumbermeE
I here who are receiving contracts 70
send lumber and other materials 10
several wrecked towns.
The annual convention II the Cot
-. MarnFa-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Prtnting-ths plain neat ktad--that
&. riEht-Times Job Dept.--Maia $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Next story Longlogs Calls Rat,
ties a Thief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-04
SOUTH GARDINER

John Black Of Auburn has been pass
ing few days with relatives and
friends in town.
| Mrs. Lena Lilly of Portland was a
recent guest Of Miss Josephine Jewett
Miss Mary Clough passed Sunday
with her parents at Winthrop Center.
Mrs. Malley of Bath was a recent
guest of Mrs. Justine Eldridge, Bart
lett street.
Mrs. Mary Black, who has been pass
ing the summer with relatives and
friends in Machias, returned home Fri
day.
Mrs. Miller and daughter, Miss Ger
trude of Dorchester is visiting relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w I. Thurlow and a
party Of friends enjoyed a clam bake
at their cottage at Five Islands Sun
day.
Miss Hattie May Lerned has returned
to her home in Bath after passing a
few days with her cousin, Mrs. w. P.
Hodgkins,
The Art Club met Friday afternoon
with Miss Katherine and Mrs. Harry
Hamlin. Railroad street. The subject
was Where Can They Be" At 4
o'clock delightful luncheon was serv-
ed after which all parted, agreeing that
a most pleasant afternoon had been
passed. The next meeting will be on
Wednesday with the president Mrs.
Chas. McPhee, Bartlett street. All
members are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bornhardt and
two children, Paul and Norma of Fres-
no. Cal, are visiting Mrs. Borchardt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Hall
The Good Luck Club met Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Edward Smith on
Capen road. The time was pleasantly
passed in sewing patchwork, after
which refreshments were served, and
a grand good time was enjoyed by all.
The Kings Daughters will have their
Harvest supper rext Tuesday evening
in the vestry of the, Congregational
church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-04

The Hallowell High football team will
go to Gardiner this afternoon where at
O'Clock on Quimby field it will play
Gardiner High. These two teams are
evenly matched and lively game is an
ticipated. The proba BILE lineup for the
local eleven is as follows: Stevens and
Johnson, le; Fish. 1t; Wood and Sleeves,
lg; Hughes, c: Kilgore. re-: Hall ana
Clary, TT; Meader. re; Keene and Wat
son. OBJ; Lerette. RIB; Deane, fb; Capt.
Falconi. lib. Much satisfaction has been
expressed over the fact that several of
the best players who have temporarily
been out of the game since the opening
of the football season are now with the
team once more, who not only give added
strength and weight to the team but give
courage and confidence to their team
mates by their presence. A large num-
Der of the students plan to accompany
the team to Gardiner this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-04
RICHMOND

~.a ..-f ~,
William S. Hasar and RAYMOND, Ha-
gar, formerly Of thi4 town. arrived
Tuesday in. Mr.. Hagarss touring car
from Portland en- route to Stockholm.
They left Tuesday night, accompanied
| by Miss Marie Hagar Of Germantown,
Pa. who passed the summer al Capt.
tol IsIand, and has been visiting here,
and her friend, Mrs. Roy G.. sIISfk
They plan to go by the way 6s =
den, Rockland and Belfast thr1
Island Falls. stopping two nights
on through Houlton, Presque Isle
Caribou to Stockholm. remaining -
over night. 1872
William Sloan Of New Bedford
Mass. was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
A telephone has been installed in the
residence OF Fred E. Hathorne on Cen
ter street, No. 21-2.
Deputy Sheriff Carter and Charles
u. Newell were business visitors in
Bath, Tuesday, making the trip by mo-
tor boat.
Mrs. Reed Jack was a visitor in Au-
gusta Tuesday. -
Charles Sloan has returned from a
few DAYS visit with relatives in Lew
iston.
Herbert Mansir passed the day
Tuesday in Portland. -.