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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
KOOLAUPOKO BELT ROAD
SURVEY TO BE RUSHED

The lumber for the construction of
the office and living quarters of the
surveying party which will commence
work on the Koolaupoko belt road
about the first of August will be sent
out tomorrow. 1t is expected that the
work will be in full blast by the mid
die of August.
The surveying OF the road will Re
push forward as rapidly as possible
The men will work from daybreak to
dark, and transportation to and from
work is being arranged in order that
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
WILLIAM THOMPSON
CAPTAIN in RESERVES

vuiIl;am Thompson, on returning
from the coast recently. found upon
Sss desk a commission as captain in
80 - officers' reserve. Mr.. Thomp-
s1s ,oaE his oath this morning before
re iudge advocate e army neadquar.
s ser md VIII other Ho1eluians now
arsits orders.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26

Members of the Institute of France,
at meeting in Paris, presided over
by Professor E. E. NJ. Boutroux, voted
to send an address to President VIII
son. 1t will be cabled to Washington.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
VESSEL
IS TORPEDOED

ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. Naval conmunL
cation Sarv!csl
LONDON, Eng. July -. =! De NorsS
snip Hanseat has been Slbmasi3ed in
the Azores, according to an admiralty
amp ouncement today. The COW zach
ed port safely.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26

A German court, martial sentenced
to death Mile. Grandprez and her
brother Of Sayelot, Belgium, and
naxisas tL>.., - ~ sk~s a. "a L~.,--
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-26
AvidteS;
$I35.4O Ton

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-susar:
SO deg. test, CIT cents. Previous quo.
tation, 6.64 cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Happy FELSCH TO
BOWL IN TOURNEY
Homerun Hero Of Big Series
Seeks New HOnOrS.
CHICAGO SENDS MANY MEN
DeS MoineS viii Have Largest
Entry in Journey

MILWAUKEE,. Nov r. - Hnrpy
Felsch. home nun hero VIII attempt 10
win additional honors at the eleventh
annual middle west bowling tournament
at Des MoIncs Felsch will roll with
the Lens Wcisners of this city, cham
pion bowling team Of Wisconsin
Des Moncs, Of course, will have the
largest entry The city has already en-
tered my teams, while the tournament
officials urc trying to raise twenty -hVe
more.
Chicago VIII nakr another bid for the
Ov"-muu championship ana rs s"udlng
twenty GNos. among them IA" Rublnls.
Jcffcrsous and others that took part IN
the event held here last year at the
Washington alleys
From the other cities M, following
number oI teams. KHnaos CITY niteeR
St Joseph five, Denver three st PAU
three. Minneapolis four Toledo ten
Sioux Falls one, Sioux city cDEht LIN
coin ten. Omaha ten, Tulsn, BnruesNlhe
and Fremont, Nch, one c1ch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Famous Race Horse
Dies in Kentucky

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov u Bracr-
sirdle. owned by Thomas c Mcdowell
dam Of The Manager and othcr great
race horses, Ia dead at Ashlnrd stud
Bracegirdle was tho best . 2yc"r-old Of
her year. but her chief claim to fame
rests upon the record OF The Manager.
which proved the best race horse In tho
country In i9l2, winning the Breeders
Futurlty. H'ro,d Stakes. CANADIAN Der
by. Maryland tSrte Fair inaugural BNl
timore and Washington llnndicsps
Aside from The Manager. Brnccgirdlo
also toaled The Rival u Latonia derby
winner: Wood Lake Iedy Anne, Prince
Hohenlohe, Aristocrat. Belle uC Ashland
herself the dame Of eight winners,
America, n full sister OF The Manager
and lndepy ldence, one OF this years Q
vear-old winners
BraceEIrdle was chestnut ioaled .n
1893 by Fonso, out OF Peg WoOfngton
by Longfellow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Sport Chatter

Basketball promises to become q non
ular pesilme At the military training
camps.
Tho University NJ Denver football
team looks 10 hr about the strongest
oulit In the Rocky mountain district
hottllng Bevmsky has been compelled
To cancel several boxing matches on pc.
count N ON injured foot
Ed Walsh, former White sos
pitcher and last season with the
sfevet t managing \ football team
w metldsn, Conn, HE home town
, DR., Edwin lhuvcr football coach At
NE University ~ Rochester mad ~.
hdger Flower Who TINS umilrr posi-
ZION "l wesleyan are twin brothers
Pete Herman. the hantamveiuht cham
nlon, received $4,000 fnr his recent We.
Tory over Fuuhlo Rurns Herman ure.
senied his mihc with tho coin
Harley Ohio states Rll. American fun.
hn'k mtl year, ls going lu., "a nuu,r
hll' nE,n this season Hrs Ohio'a hest
o'' w the conference football warfare
MIKE Gibbons Is heavlnu busy
time Of II a Camp DODGE. iowa
beslde, his duties az boinu lnstruc.
Tor ~ IN" c'mp, the St Paul scrnp.
PEI IL 'tnu"lnr French and dcInu
MT part Of military training
Jimmy llenirnu ma national ,rosg.
country champion runner has announced
thni he viii rotlr, from the rpm, after
taking part I'm the New England 10.
mile run thls month
Georgia Techs eleven. the sensation
" the football season, Inns both weigh
ma speed The llnr averages isl nu,
the buchiuld over iiu pounds
Manaref hcOraW Of the Giants 10
out with y boost Tor nos, Vouno.
the Giants rookie gardener. As
eotdlna 70 NcGrlN NouNa carries
rcprln" hin ieNnue ~ nd 10 bound
10 beSoms = star pAstd,sr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
AGE FOR MEN WHO
ARE SUBJECT TO the
DRAFT UNCHANGED

WASHINGTON, Nov H-Propa-
ganda in favor OF changing the army
draft age limits has NOT changed the
opinion of the war department that the
ages q tov9l years should stand for the
present, at least Secretary Baker has
made It clear that the department has
no intention Of asking congress to make
change this winter. 1t was said today
that all the men needed could now be
obtained under the existing lcgisla-
ton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Indians FirStsacker
EnlistS as Yoenan

NDANAPOLlS. Ind. nov t7.--Jac,
Lenry, fIrsthHseman with the champion
ship Indianapolis club. hns enlisted
Leary teleRrR phed Jack Hendricks. m"n-
Ager OF q club, that he had enisted IN
the navy ~ ycomau at WRltham
MApe his home
During the playing season, Lvary cH'
pressed desire TO do his BIT lie
wanted to enter the officers trainlnl
camp nj Fort Bujlmin Harrison nt tha'
time. and only the fnct that his brothe.
loincd the Massachusetts, untionol gu0rl
and his mother depended on. Jack fo'
her support prevented him from enlist
ting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
EARL CADDOCK TO
MEET HUSSANE
Finish Match to Be Staged
at DeS MoineS,

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. H. - Earl
cHddoCk, claimant OF the worlds heavy
weight championship. who has been
drafted IN the nntionnl army, Ia 10 meet
YuHsif IIussanr. the Bulgarian wrestler
In finish match hero on November a.
II will be- Cnddock'H first imnortant
match since he dcfented Joe Stecher Tor
the title last spring Caddock IN at Camp
Dodge near here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Marshall and 0. c.
in Titular Game

Marshall and Oklahoma city high
schools football teams will meet I'm
post season game on December S 10
phly ior the state high school football
championship Coach Barnes Of the 10.
cal team announced last nirht that Hll
arrangements Tor the game had been
conuleted with the exception Of the Sc.
lection OF the place at which II would
be played.
Oklahoma CITY and Marshall teams
Nave neither lost a game this year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
FIELD As MUDDY
As War TRENCH
FOR THIS BATTLE
Today'S Game Recalls Mem
cries of Long Ago,

FORT SMITH. Ark. NOV l7-Ram
this morning made II certain that n
the annual hattie N the oklahoma auc
Arkansas University elcyrus can be-
played on the municipal stadium n,
hattlers VIII come out Of II looking ~
II they had Just done tour of duty lu
the first line trenches with pcrshiug
men In France
Despite the threatening weather. the
usual parade vns staged. both tennis
being escorted by hundreds Of enthus-
iastic supporters
NORMAN, Okla, Nov Il Especial y
Previous 10 the time when the football
elevens Of the Universities Of ORlahomq
and Arksnsaa were scheduled 20 clash
this afternoon at Fort Smith. Ark
Bob" Wingate uf Norman described the
first football game which those schools
PLAYED way back In 1899 The contest
was staged at shawnee. okla. and the
University OF Oklahoma won but no one
knows by what score as the gAn0 broke
up into a general fight
Oklahoma In Lead
Soon after an oklahoma man drop
Kicked a field goal from the i7-yard line.
the fight started One Of the ArkRuEos
players was 80 badly injured that he
died few days later Tho next year
the SOoners went to Arkansas and were
defeated, 10 TO II Athletic rela tionH
than were severed for several years
Wingste and Clyde Bogle, creamery
operator OF Norman. were two OF the
members OF the first Oklahoma tenn.
wingate -iyt five men on that elsyen~
weighed 1.l0S pounds, an average Of 22i
Wingate himself weighed ?O5 pounds
In 1908 the schools resumed athletic
relations. Oklahoma defeating Arkansas
sS 10 at Fayetteville Arkansas won
81 10 5 In 1909 and the next game did
not take place until 1914 Okla homa
won at Oklahoma City that year. 50 20
q. and again In 1915, % to 0. Last year
Oklahoma won. II 10 II
open Stvle Today.
The game this afternoon should prove |
one OF the most thrilling OF the season |
for both teams will 90 into II using omen |
style and trick plays, Aerial formations |
undoubtedly will predominate throughout |
the battle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

N oulmst and oullford, Boston's
twin siege guns OF colt, overthrow
klrkby and Anderson In the COMING
contest they viii have conquered
about all the territory In slaht.
Up 20 date they have swept
through all opposition with ease,
leaving Boston on too In one unms
after q years let. down In baseball
and an absence OF Harvard football
on way or another, suppresslnu
Boston In snort 10 no soft and
spon1y assignment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
The outcsst Legion.


Those men who died. who live. "un-
named, disowned." who saved their land
rom the undying contempt OF mankind
Loving their flag, they loved her honor
moro Dlt-lsi5-10l6)
Hush not your clamor and your cheering,
Out Of the tumult OF the shouting
close ranked. they march by open plain
or glen:
Go. speed them, spur them. with your
battle songs;
But my cup lifts 10 the outcast men
To whose lost legion greater fame be-
longs,
No godspeed hailed them from a nAke-
filled street
No tear nor heart throb save TO those
who knew;
No soul commanding bugle bore their
feet.
with friend and kin. loves parting
glory through.
somehow, think. In all that future
fame.
Timel tide shall MT beyond the chan.
nA shore
Their souls shall live who held land
from shame.
Unnamed. disowned. gone marching on
before:
Who played. outlawed. within <hOl
mighty game,
And made our phee amid the final
score,
Somewhere IN France-beyond the fam
ing fold.
Maybe their souls shall back 10 sarth
he drawn.
A space TO follow, as the stars 30 cold.
There where the flag rides high along
the dawn,
There where the sunlight strikes the
steel TO gold,
And bids nights cllnging clsnsmen to
be gone,
Kari Myers
Professor Ddblt. instructlng the Navy
Team this season, has lost one game
WITHIN the last ten years, merely 10
break the endless monutony and prove
that variety Ia sull the spice OF NE
Speaking OF variety, there 10 pitts.
purph. The Gap between pitts
buruh's baseball club, meaning the
Pirates, and Pltt.buroh's football
team, meaning the Panthsrs. leave,
al the variety any one could want.
One couldn't win and the other
can't lose. What greater variety
could the most restless soul ask tor
The Main NauIer.
Dear Sir As owner or the Chc6V,
National League club, with 4 e. Spal
ding, and NJ charter member of the oi,
Forest city club, Of Rockford. m. Will
Anson. end ~ one closely connected will
Tho GENE for over fify years. wan
10 lndorse "a Delahontv AZ the hsrd.S
hitter OF them all lie had no equal n
driving the ball with terrific force II
one g"me against Chicago I saw hin
rn9ke three home runs and trnlt
IN now known ~ the Dldest living baI
pn yer, 40 I have seen my share of then
cone and 60.
CHARLES r PAGE
The Colleges and War
CollerNs and universities have don
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
MAr,h.Il n, Idmnrd q.

Marshall 81 Edmond o
MARSHALL, okla, Nov. 10 tSpcciRl)
Marshall defeated Edmond here today
by the score ot 80 TO O. Marshall played
very rugged football and fmblcs were
frequent on both sides. Marshall uscd
nearly all second. string men Ns some
Of the regulars were out on account Of
injuries. Only l0-mlnute quarters were
played In this game
The Philadelphia Marines foot hill
team. captalned by Eddie MAhan. the
old Harvard star, ls scheduled to play
the Boston navy yard stars at Boston
on Thanksgiving day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Rain Threatens Arkansas Oklahoma Game at Fort Smith
MaRQuETfe'S STAR
TACKLE PULLS OFF
A FUNNY STUNT

n HILWAUKEE. Nov. lin tho
IMl football game with ~ Thomas
HVll college. Carl BOdipe, Marquette
university star tackle. had
the unusual experience Of belnk
knocked unconscious when IA punted
ball struck him on the head. bodine
never wears a head guard. The blow
80 dazed him that he lined up with
the opposing team.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Everything going ouk and nothing
coming in." I'm the way NJ football ut
Harvard this season, All Of the stadium
receipts have been donated either 10 the
Red Cross or to the camp athletic fund
Wkcn n comes 10 being the husics,
fighter In the boxing game, Johuny
Dundee Is In class with Rat Lcvinsky.
The New York lightlc is taking 'au on
IA fast as he can got TO them
How horribly audibly that man yon-
der eats his sounl Who is he
He's me president OF the Society for
Suppresslng Unnecessary Noises" p
Browning's Magazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
3 9[2R[:| R[:|I]EL!;J 8!

their share too well In this war upon q
big average to have any minor com
paints filed
Our statement that II was an hon.
or 70 have q losing team through
war deficits was not Intended az any
rap at the winning siev"ns. II was
merely Intended as q protest against
featuring Victory, which 10 an eE.
trsmsly minor part OF the autumn
campaign.
II is manlfestly unfair TO make n play
OF season records where some colleges
have lost almost every regular and 9TH
ers have been able to return three, four
or five veterans for n winning nucleus.
Briefly, In the years on ahead. football
records OF 1911 victory or defeat viii
not he very Important details
Berry and Michigan.
Howard Berry, the Penn star. will draw
hts hardest assignment In the Michigan
game, where he viii go ngninst the
hardest defense he has tackled this year.
MlchiganH strength ls now well
proved The Wolverines. even with n
his detail Of new men have shown
their strength In every start p,un'a
great Improvement In the lnst two weeks
means better battle. and pcnu'H habit
OF rAllying against her western rival Is
too well known to suggest any ones s,dcd
game
But for NIL that. II isn't very likely
nov that Penn has como forward far
enough to win.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Drills Awkward Squad.

Today is the first tine have ha !
10 myself this week Wednesday fell
heir to the awkward squad, and had 90
drill them all afternoon. This is one
OF their m,StortuncN, having to dr,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
when everyone else is having a holiday.
Well, they did not have any picnic
that afternoon for | took them out at
! 10 and brought them in at i 80 CIV
ing them ten minutes rest between tia.
lime. They were under arms, too There
IS no disgrace to get into the awkward
squad now. for if'you are at attention
and move your head, you are liable a.
be put there.
Well, J must close Tor tins time a, |
have another letter to write, and then
some studying to do will write a
letter next week. | think 1t won't be-
long before We will go on target rang"
! am anxious to do that Tor want 90
see what ! can do with rifle.
Let me hear from YOU soon and give
my regards to the boys
Your Friend,
NONO1NPR.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

got cold here. Mauy OF the men went
swimming this morning. but tomorrow
may be cold, and whom 1t does turn cold
one feels It on account OF not being
prepared for it,
Were you ever SO sleepy that YOU
would fall asleep over your work. !
went to sleep just then, and ! prob
ably slept about an hour lost con
siderable sleep Friday night when on
guard When one gets accustomed to
thi, 9-o'clock going to bed, he sure
misses his sleep. This reminds me ot
a little incident that occurred the first
evening that the French Sergeant wa,
here The supply sergeant had order,
to ct him have anything he wished, AMI
being asked about his bunk, he ex
pressed the desire to have some sheets
They may issue sheets in the French
army, but you sure don't get them here
| wonder what IT would feel like to
sleep between sheets again | believe
that | could make the best oi any Hua
ton IN which ! might be placed
From what one reads in the papers.
It looks a, II this war will continue Il
number Of years, and that every man ~
the United States will be listed for
service would hate TO sec second
or third draft made.
Some ot our companies are under
quarantine for measles and mumps |
don't believe they will make any head
way here Tor the health officers arc too
careful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Georgia Techs eleven the sensation
oi the football season. Inns both weight
nnu speed. The line averages iN mud
the buckiuld over liU pounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Jimmy Henitnu. thH national urosg.
country champion runner has announced
,nni ne WIN t'lt, from the r1my after
taking part In the New England 10.
mile run This month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Speaking OF variety. there 10 pitts.
burph. The Gap between pitts.
hurpht baseball club, meaning the
Pirates, and Pittsburuhs football
team, meaning the Panthsrs. leave,
all the variety any one could want,
One couldn't win and the other
can't lose. What greater variety
could the most restles, soul ask tor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17
Comfort Donated

TIN, week we were issued eavy nm.
dcrwcar and also received a large cot
ton comfort donated by the Red Cross.
! have more covering than know what
to do with but ] intend TO keep it. for
! never know where / may be placed.
Today Que would think that Il never
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

basketball promises To- become pop
ular pasilme a. the military training
camps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-17

Professor Doblt. instructlng the Navy
team this season, has lost one game
within the last ten years, merely TO
break the endless monotonv and prove
that variety Ia sull the spice OF Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-08
WAYNE

The ladies Of the W. c. T. U. met
Ridley.
Vernar Wormlight went to Ellsworth
Saturday to visit Rev and Mrs. B. H.
Johnson. He expects to spend month
at work in Aroostook county before re-
turning to the Gordon training school
at Boston.
John Bra dford who has been at work
in Whitinsville for the past year ia
spending week here with his brothers
Miss Mable Johnson, who has been
spending her vacation with her sister.
Mrs. c. S. Colt, has returned to Win
chester, Mass
George Dole visited his parents Sat-
urday and Sunday on a furloueh.
Twelve from Wayne Baptist Sunday
schoQl attended the Field day of the
Wayne, Fayette and Readfeld Sunday
school Association at the Campsround
J. f. Turner and a. f. White enter
tanned an automobile party from He
hron last week, including G. I. Conant
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Ida
Fobes and Mrs. John MCGEE.
Lewis III. White went to lewiston
Wednesday and Thursday went to
Boston.
Schools in town will open next Mon
day.
Rev 1. A. Bean will preach At tho
NJ. r. church next Sunday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features ct the Days Dealings In Az
the Leading Stocks

New York. Sept. THE stock mar
ket was thrown into confusion at the
outset of today's operations on an
nouncement from Washington of the
shipping boards plan to reduce ocean
freight rates by 65 to 70 per cent
Steamship fares fell to 5 points
in the heavy selling Of the first half
hour and the stocks Of other conpa-
MES, whose future hinges largely up
on the attitude Of the government to-
wards price fixing, lost to 8. Rails
were featured during the active in
itial trading by new low quotation
for New Haven at "a SIS and General
Motors supplemented yesterdays loss
Of points with an additional recess
sion of as much later etexndinC its
setback to total of 1-2 points.
Standard shares We're well support
ed during the reversal. recovering the
greater part Of their losses before mid
day Later. when dealings dwindled.
this improvement became more pro-
rounced. especially in tobaccos. Cru
ciable Steel and few other issues
in which large short interest Is
believed to exist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-08
Maine College Sports

John Magee of this city. the old
Cathedral Y. NJ. c. A athlete. who
coached the Bowdoin College track
teams and trained the football and
baseball teams during the last four
years, has again been signed and his
contract was received at Brunswick.
Me. yesterday by the MANAGEMENT.
Magee is the only trainer in the
Maine college engaged for the coming
season. He has turned out such stars
at Bowdoin as Leadbetter. who won
IL points at the New England Inter-
collegiates in 1916: Savage, the Won
derful hurdler; Mckinney. the pole
vaulter. Charles Rice. who captained
the University of Maine track team
last spring, received his first coaching
from John Magee when Magee was
handling the Power Point School
teams.
1t Is understood that DR. William Nc
Carly of Bates. Arthur Smith of Col
by, and Mike Ryan of University of
Maine. other noted trainers. will not
be reengaged this year.-Boston Globe.
Sept. Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-08
SOLDIER BOYS

Major Gilbert NJ. Elliott of Brunswick
the Maine National Guard has in his
possession the uniform of a private
soldier which was found one day re.
Gently by Edward Drawn in the woods
near the railroad tracks not far from
the Maine Central freight yard. The
uniform. which is complete, was in
SUIT box which was marked from Ed.
ward Smith to William Smith. South
Windham, Me. The name, Z. s. Bod.
well and Son. Brunswick, written in
pencil, was also on the cover Of the
pCx. The box was tied with a fishline.
MAJOR Elliott thus far has been Unable
10 secure a clue regarding the owner
OF the property or how it came to be in
the place where il was found.
Dr. Harold McGinn has received a
commission as first lieutenant in the
army and is expecting the receipt Of
ORDERS at once to join some unit Dr.
McGlnn is the first Bangor dentist to
ne given commission.
A case will come before the Saga.
dahoc exemption board involving
coast guard at Popham Beach life
saving station, named Willard John
ross, who has been selected for mill
tary service. Foss' home is Ellsworth
He registered from there. The Els.
"Srth board called him for examina.
ton. Believing his occupation is an ex.
empted one. he turned the call over to
the Bath naval station and ctis station
VIII present the case to the Sagadah""
exemptors.