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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16

earriauas. nHTa-carts. BICYCLES,
~tricyoles, motorcycles. automobiles
and such other like eo~nvHyanees.
Sec. 81. Any police officer ~ the
.f'itv IF Wayahaehle is authorized to
arrest without warrant any person
cor m ting Il violation hit cry
OF the provisions OF this ordinance
TTftain bia view or IN his Dresassee.
Sec. 80. The violation OF any or
the provisions Of this ordinance. or
paausr menfs, except section {, shall
constitute a misdemeasaor, nunisl-
able upon conviction thereof for fhe
eirst nffense. by fine not to exceed
one hundred ls10Ns0H) dollars.
Sec. 3s. la1 ANY person whs shall.
be convicted OF the violation Of the
sses - tits ordinance may up
on any subsequent conviction for
ssa as4pn DI the same provisinn,
within thn discretion of the jury, be
given double the amount OF puniasl-
fip1t provided for a first violation Of
such provision Of this ordinance.
Sec. 80. fb) The fines collected
fer violation Of any provisions Of
this ordinance shall be used nv the
Cifv nf Wavahaehie in the ~construc-
ton and maintenance Of the streets
and cusverts ia said city
Sec. "a. This ordinance shall Ia
construed to repeal the ordinances
passed by the City Council OF tEa
City of Wayahacaie on the 1st day
OF June, 1915. but shall not be IN
strued 10 repeal any ordinance pass
cd nriof theretod governing the use
OF vehicles on the streets OF the City
of Wa1ahachie. not Inconsistent with
this ordinance, but all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict herr
With are hereby repealed.
See. IS. Ii amy section. sub
division or clause OF this ordinances
Is for any reason held to be Invalid,
such decision shall not affect the
Nasiiity of any Of the remaining
portions of this ordinance.
Sec. So. This ordinance shall moi
become effective until the LIST day BIT
July, 1917.
Read and passed on the 9Th day
OF ianes 1917.
Read AMI passed on the 18th dag
LOT Jane, 1877.
Correctly enrolled on the 18th day
Of June. 1917.
Approved on the 18th day Of June
1911.
EiSeal} CARROLL TODD.
Mayor City OF Naxahaehie, Texas,
Attest.
w ID. HINES. City Secretary.
Approved as 10 form.
R0BT. T.. SULLIVAN,
advSl city Attorney.
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tire exposition Materially wldeDed to
admit q gTaster value throughout
along educational ana entertaining
lines"
The amusement features Of the 1917
Fair will represent the greatest eX-
penditures that have ever beer made
for similar attractions. Headed by
Singers Midge5s, an aggregation Of
Lilli0atian artists who have found Ia
vor in all os the largest cities, the
program embraces scores Of perform
ers Of world-wi de prominence. The
most thrilling feats Of the d~are-deVlls,
the daintiest offerings Of grace ana
beauty, the most %pretentlaGs efforts
Of artists Of International fame have
been brought together 70 afford pat
rons Of the 1917 Fair & program ct
amusements that with all truth may
be designated the most delightful en-
tertainment possible to secure
Automobile races. which last year
proved one Of the greatest attractions
on hand. will be held this year GA even
a largef plane than last season. "a
mons drivers from every part Of the
Globe VIII he found arong ire
entrants and the s%peediest ears posi-
bic of manufacture VIII be listed.
Antemob;le dealers in Dallas ara
from afher cities Of the State believe
that the automobile show Will suFpass
any event OF the kind held III the
soath This exhibit will be moved
from the Automobile Building 70 me
Vehicle Building in order that greater
space may ba secured The hn9atAg
formerly given over TO the aqJonlof
Ma show 5cill he used fer EXHIBITS oi
farm implements and machinery
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SERVICES
JUNE "A
I CONGREGATION An
rHr COMING o. REV.
4 i n OF AGO.
| ~ continue Iffo on Three
.-s0stkef IL said 10 he
81 Il Pastpfs ia De-
nansHs} oH.

81 the First Baptist
saye eueaged the Rev W,
IA q conduct a series Of COS
|ss, beginning sunday, June
continuing several weeks
s8 hos been pastor Of the
and James Street Church
Ion the past six yea He
with ths best preachers Of
aaatioH IL addition 10 his
| home he has done much
(aie work in which lie has
unusual success. II Is
Eag believed that the coming
|aefal man 70 Waxahaehie
: blessing 70 al who come
he influence Of his ministry.
Ienent Of Tours Of ~seryie
Ia matters OF interest relative
VIII be made later.
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NEu rIpEpR0OF BARNS.

Dallas. Tex-At q cost OF S4g,ooo
there haa been erected al tae 80. ~ni
Fair Of Texas eommodiaas horSe e. ~,
sheep harms which will DC reaay ~ ~. /.
the annual exposition TO be heia Tbs
vear from Oct. 1928, mclosiEf. CIV
tbe ,,rsater part and is hreprg3 =
nv mi FACILITIES IN p~racH&2uy
~ etii2g ,isnartmeat Of thu big exposition
fsy,5 been improved for the coming
Fair.
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nn,urs IA ~HERDSMEN,

nh. Taxas.-That suitable res
na,'" ,sgg Be- given herdsmen, org ~
a whose skin and judgment sr ra N ps de-
bend tie hooors won i. in the s wilI ~
he state Fair Of Is%aS his his year.
'rG5, ,y mn Is an innovation IN The ls1rs way y
ct Pf fseor hi the eyes Of all exhibitor
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Notice

r lady Of the Frat Baptist
Is requested TO cat This clip
r. aed re ready TO respond
Committee calls Jon by phone:
|at needs OF Baptist santa
spreads. white Allendale.
sheets, heavy quality bleach
Pso' draw sh1als, heavy quail
P@3'eacAea 72272; pillow cases.
F. 22x22 hand towels. white
Ese' 1880: bach towels. white,
U.s. heavy quality, 1896; ia
FeFs' white. Indian head, plain
S9xS6; table napkins, pure
no fringe 1sXIs, tray covers A.,
! Or Indian head, 1928;
searta. Indian head 20x50s
1olhs squares Of bed ticking.
aem, 1878; canton flannel
leather pillows 3 pounds to
iSx45.
afan's beds-Dlmity spreads
pll3o# cases. 22x52 pillows.
POS to PILLOW, 4Sx25; draw
AeaFy quality. unbleached.
.eF Sheets. 45x7o; ain,ity
), 45x70.-
Na''r bag covers made OF
canton flannel. Boxes Of
and 3eeies. Especially rags
f|eeptable.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
N0NN TING HIGHER

AlQ. Haze l6.-Th Chicago
reserve district passed the
|00''''9 mark in lib ryy .os~
according 10 an am
mont by the Federal resera=
~o''''als shortly before noon
every reason 10 believe shat
.'af tahulatjons are coulplot-
FL VIII be over $3.50. GOO.
$50 proper contributed s2ope
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-16
MISSION NOW
IN AMERICAN SOIL

E'H'NGToN, juae lG. The
T. mission to the United States
AZ an American port today.
are expected 90 res.eh Wash
tomorrow. The personnel Of
F. Includes fcrmef Minister
VAlted States Al. Monebeur,
r. te Eleru. Colonel purrell.
NVftFrs and neetov Cartier.
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BasEniiL ~CaLESDaR
'.~~~%o.%e.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

liSaetoA >, natla s.
aaa Antonio Shreveport j
OFT Worth III yeca
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Standing of the Teams.

Clubs Played. Won. Lost. P
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-19

vorable weather for the land to dry
planting or hoeing and by that time Il
will be too late to plant most crops
Much seed that was planted early is
found to he rotting in the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Reynolds remov-
ed with their household goods to oak
land last Saturday. They will he great
ly missed here where they have lived
for more than 40 years. They have
sold their farm to l.. D. Swift.
f. c. Wyman Of West Sidney was
calling on friends at Lakeshore sun
day.
Llewellyn Gray was in waterville on
business last Saturday.
In the memory of the oldest persons
the water has never been so high in
the lake at this season of the year
Some of the friends of Theodore
Lonsley. Jr.. made him a call SUNDAY.
the occasion being his 10th birthday.
Ice cream and cake were served and
pleasant time enjoyed by al present
IL Is expected that about 100 bows
VIII arrive son at Cedar Crest camps
Whera they will pass the summer The
buildings and grounds are being put
in prime condition.
Much damage to the roads is report
ed In many parts Of the town by the
recent heavy rains.
Inc fruit trees are still in bloom
winch Is something very unusual at
TINS GATE. Some believe IL is caused BY
the extreme wet spring.
The spring term of the Oakland high
school closed Friday. Several from this
town nave been in attendance there.
II is rumored that Taylor & Taylor
VIII pulid a summer hotel on the shore
OF the lake in the near future.
one farmer recently took 23 bushels
OF potatoes to market and returned
with $3.50.
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ialties reported net losses of l to 4
as much.
During the morning pool activity
was observed in motors and affiliated
issues but all the advances in that
quarter We're speedily wiped out. Saw
age Arms at one time showed a gain
of more than three points at the new
maximum of 108 but closed with a net
loss of 3 Ia points.
Rails dragged throughout the ses-
sion. except for temporary advances
in Delaware and. Hudson, and Norfolk
and Western. Union Pacific, New York
Central, Louisville and Nashville and
all the coalers yielded l to IL points,
with no appreciable rallies. Total sales
amounted to 1S5,C00 shares.
The improvement reported in the
Russian situation impaired some firm
ness to rubles and Russian bonds but
remittances to Rome were increasing
~ heavy. Sterling and francs showed
no material change and the resumption
of gold imports for British! account
confirmed recent forecasts.
Bonds We're fractionany lower. in
Guiding International which made up
large part Of the days restricted OPP
erations. Total sales (par value) ag-
gregated s1,675,00O
United States old issues were UNI
changed Full lots of the Liberty is
sue changed hands at par some order
ed lots advancing to 100 $3.50
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stocks

New York, June 1S.-With bank re-
serves at the lowest level of the year
and concurrent six per cent call
money rate. today's stock market con-
tinued its recent irregular to heavy
course. Lowest prices were establish
ed in the last hour on reports that the
administration had forced a drastic cut
in prices of fabricated steel for gov
eminent contracts.
The entire steel group and allied in
dustrials We're under pressure almost
from the outset. United States Steel
made an extreme decline of 33-s
points. closing at 127 SIS Bethlehem
Steel new shares were more adverse
ly affected. recording a gross reversal
in 71-2, and numerous equipments
comprising the various war divisions
were lower by to points
Shippings sold off in common with
the general list. Atlantic. Gulf and
West Indies declining more than five
points. and metals. oils. Central Leath-
er and sugars suffered impairment Of
to points. Several high priced spec
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Boston, June 1s.-The world cham
pions cut down Chicago's lead in the
American League race today, winning
both games of the Bunker Hill day
program. The scores were to 4 and s
to Z.
Chicago led by three runs in the
ninth inning of the afternoon game.
but the Red Sox cracked out three
singles to take advantage of two err
rors and a passed ball. scoring fou'
runs and victory. Fosters wildne".
gave the visitors an early ADVANTAGE
which they improved at the expense
OF Pennock, VINO succeeded him in the
sixth.
Pitcher Shore and Assistant Mana
ger Wagner of the Bostons were mott
fled today that they had been indeti-
nitely suspended for arguments voiced
during Fridays game. Today's scores:
Morning Game:
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ST. LOUIS z, new YORK 0

New York, June 1S-St Louis got an
even break in its series with New York,
the visitors today winning the last game
OF the series by score of l to O. Both
Groom and Fisher, the rival pitchers, did
splendid work and were we'll supported.
st. Louis scored the only run of the game
IN the first inning. Shotten, first batter
up, drew Fishers only base on balls,
took second on Austins sacrifice, third on
Sisters intield out and scored on Jacob
sons single. Catcher Nunamaker of New
York was ordered off the field by Umpire
Nallin for criticizing the umpire from the
bench. The score:
st. Louis .....1 0 0 0 0-1-5-o
New York ......0 0 0 0 0 0-0-6-1
Groom and SEVERED; Fisher and Wal
tiers.
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SIDNEY

NORTH-Miss Pearl Leona Field,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Field of this town, was united in mar
riage with Elmer Morse of Lynn,
Mass, Saturday, June 18th. at $50 P
NJ. The ceremony took place in Au-
gusta at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry NJ. Lyon. 90 South Chestnut
street. and was performed by Rev. A.
Francis Walsh of the Winthrop Street
Cniversalist church. the double ring
service being used. They were attend
ed by the brides cousin, Clyde II. Lyon
of Augusta, and Miss Ruth Runnals of
Pittsfield. The bride was handsomely
gowned in white silk taffeta and car
ried bouquet Of brides roses Miss
Runnals wore ashes of roses, taffeta
and carried pinks.
The wedding party left by automo-
bile for the brides home where a re-
ception was held from to 10 P. M.
Despite the heavy rain about 60 friends
and relatives We're present to extend
congratulations and good wishes. after
which refreshments Of ice cream and
FANCY crackers We're served. The house
was prettily decorated with ferns
"hite hlacs. daffodils and flags and
'hey We're the recipients Of manv
pretty gifts.
The bride is member of c;a,
Grange and enjoys a wide c;ro,a %
-, niiehos VINO Will regret her departure.
ne newly welded couple left Sunday
~ Lynn Mass, where Mr. Morse is
employed in an ammunition plant and
IN which city they will reside
among the out of town guests nres-
ent were MIR. and Mrs. Clyde G. RIake
MI and Mrs. James A. Field 49,
daughter, Elizabeth of Oakland 49,
raul 5. Stevens Of Gardiner
Mrs. Hamilton Fl. Bancroft Of
Manan, New Brunswick .rr,1.a,
thursday Tor a visit with her cbi,dra,,
"uy n. Lyon and Mrs. A. Logan c1.,l,
Miss Minnie c. Moore was n,.an.
over Sunday Of her sister. n,;ss 49,
NJ. Moore Of Augusta. a 'ice
Mrs. Asbury Haskell ubo
~ ioT several weeks with tubar-
cuiosis' was taken in an ambulanoo -
"a.ervliie hospital Thursday. ~
, me heavE and long continued rot,
the past two weeks has h.on 'i VI
rlous set back to the farmers t.,
community. IN this
LAkESHORE-Mr and urs
,oro Philbrook were in Aug,,s4, 'n-
business Saturday. uSla on
MISS Barbara Stevens of WV.
street Augusta. who has bear i.nrop
ing her uncle, T. w. Longlev r., ISL,
70 ner home Sunday. '''ed
several from Lakeshore attended, -
wedding reception Of Mr.. and NJ me =,
mer Morse at the home Of ~ -, ~
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. John ~
the Middle road, SATURDAY. a,,ou - OIL
Inc presents were many and he, r.itis,
me newly welded couple will .en,,
In Lynn. Mass, in the future -, leslde
wishes OF large circle Of frienas pest s,,
follow them. VIII
owing to the had weather +ba
cial meeting Of Rural LODGE q spe-
M. has been postponed until ~ "a.
evening, June 49,
Twenty-one pupils took the ex.r,,u
ton Saturday last at the Jewett schan,
house. The date Of the Rrad,..;n ~,
erclses VIII be announced later
The rain still continues and far
are almost discouraged. It ia gat.,.
to be serious matter witbo,,, ae..n
It VIII take long time even win :.
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RED S0X TAKE Double -HEhDER
FROM CHICAGO LEADERS MONDAY
BY SCORES OF 6 TO4 And 8 TO I

Schalk Double plays. Lewis to Barry;
Lewis to Thomas to E. Scott. Left on
bases, Boston s. Chicago 8. First base on
errors, Boston 3. Chicago /. Base on balls,
off Foster s. Hits and earned runs. off
Foster hits runs in 8 innings; off Pen
mock hits run In innings; off j. Scott
g hits runs in % innings; off Faber
hits runs in 3 innings. Hit by pitcher,
by Foster Fesch Gandil. Struck out, by
Foster l, ]. Scott ?, Pennock 3. Faber .
Wild pitches, Foster .. Passed balls.
Schalk Q Empires, Mccormick and Con-
molly. Time, go.
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BOSTON.

murphy batted for Williams in Sth.
z-Shorten batted for Barry in eth.
zz-Hoblitzel batted for Gamer in eth.
Chicago ....0 @ 0 0 o.
Boston ..6 Q 0 . 0 0 4 Ks
Two-base hit--Lewis. Three-base hits
Walker Gardner. Stolen bases
Weaver. Leihold. Sacrifice hit-Weav-
er. Sacrifice flies-Leibold, Scott.
Double play-Mays to Scott to Gamer
Left on bases-Boston 6: Chicago ..
First on errors-Chicago l. Base on
balls-off Mays 5; Danforth 3; Cicotte
!. Hits and earned runs-off Russell 5
hits runs ir 6 innings: off Williams
hits runs in 2-3 innig; op Danforth
hit 10 runs in 1-3 innings; off Fa-
her no hits no runs in / inning: off CT
cote no hit, no runs in no innings; off
Mays hits ad runs in innings. Hit
by pitchers-by Mays (Schalk). Struck
out-by Russell /; Danforth 3; Mays 5.
Wild pitch-Mays. Umpires, Connolly
and Mccormick. Time, 2.17.
Afternoon game:
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CHICAGO 4, cINClS 2

Cincinnati, o., June 18-Chicago
found Toney for four hits in the fourth
inning, and these, with an error by
Toney himself, resulted in four runs
giving the visitors today's game, to
.. Demaree was hit frequently but
managed to keep the hits we'll scat
tered and to tighten up when hits
meant runs. Score:
Chicago .....0 0 0 4 0 0-4-S-
Cincinnati II 0 0-o-S-
Demaree and Elliott Toney. Knet-
ger and Wingo.
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York, June 49,
BUTTER-F'rn; receipts S425; creamery
higher than extras 3S 1-4d39: creamery
extras. SO score, s.; firsts 3s 3-4Q37a; do.
seconds 35G36A.
EGGS-Firm: receipts 1878; fresh gath
cred extras 33G34}: fresh gathered storage
packed firsts 31ld32a: fresh gathered frsts
30a31; seconds and lower grades 2S12@;
state, Pa. and nearby western hennery
whites fine to fancy 36Q37; state, Pa. and
nearby henenry browns $685.
POTATOES-Firm: Bermuda Dbl. S0oD
110N; Eastern Shore Dbl. 500d1025; southern
Dbl. So0d 1c00: sweets Jersey basket 1908 0.
FLOUR-Weaker; spring patents 1900
1415; winter patents 130O01320: winter
straights l265Q12s0: Kansas straights 1866
Mi415.
WHEAT-Nominal
CORN-Spot easy; No. 2 yellow 1884 elf
New York.
OATS-Spot easy; standard 74674s.
PORn-Steady: mess 415o; family 400;
short clear 4200Gt440O.
LARD-Weak and lower; middle west
2CS0li 2o9o.
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LIBERTY

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hartman and
children are in town. passing a few
weeks with Mrr. Itrrriman's mother.
Mrs. Ellen Hartman
l.. Matthew's, mo has been in
"aterVllle since last fall for treat
ment with his eyes. was in town for
one day recently. accompanied by
Bert Meservey of Watcrville.
ira sanford left last week for Dan
Vers, Mass, where he has position
at the hospital.
Mrs. Ned Taylor and son and Mrs
Alfred Pulsifer of New Haven, Conn,
arrived last week to pass the season
at the Pulsifer cottage.
Mr.. Moore of Winstead. Conn. who
mas been a guest at the Pratt cottage
TOT TWO weeks. left for his home sun
day.
u. b. Wentworth was business
caller in Belfast Saturday.
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BOXING BOUTS

Sam Langford. the Tar baby" and
Fred Fulton OF Wisconsin will go -
re unds Tuesday night at the Boston
Armory. The semi final will see AL
b Nelson Of Manchester. n. H., and Jack
ents, while Kid Miller of Roxbury will
face Fred Madden Of East Boston for
the curtain raiser and Teddy Murphy
and Charlie Mitchell will try six
rounds.
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DETROIT |, WASHINGTON 0

Washington, June 1S.-Dauss emery
ed victor in a pitching duel with Har-
per today. Detroit winning to moth
ing. the third straight game of the Sc
ries. Cobb scored in the fourth inning
on walk and a steal, aided by pass
cd ball, wild pitch and Crawfords
infield out. Washington got only one
man as far as second base. The score:
Detroit .....0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0--1-6-O
Washington 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4-3-0
Dauss and Stanage; Harper and
AinSmith
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, June -
Wheat dropped decidedly in value today
influenced by estimates that North Amer
lea and Argentina would have a net in
crease of 100000 bushels in the ex-
portable sudprlus this season as compar-
ed with last year. The market closed
heavy 10 3-s to 103c net lower with July
lost / cent to 2 1-sc and oats 7-Sc to 5-sc
Provisions finished irregular TIC OH to 30c
ad
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New York Money Market
New York Lime IL

New York, June IS.
Mercantile paper 5.
Sterling eo-day bills s.72.
Commercial Go-day bills on banks Ana.
Commercial Ge-day bills 4.7l3, demand
Francs. demand 5.15s cables 5.1il.
Gulders, demand All, cables Il SIS.
Lires demand us cables III
Rubles. demand 234, cables 81.
Bar silver rs.
Mexican dollars Coz
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds easy.
Time loans easier; co and 30 days 6. bid.
six months q.
rate G, last loan 5, closing bid y. offere
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CATTLE-Receipts 21,O0O; unsettled; ma
tive beef cattle SS5d1375; stockers and
feeders 720u1050; cows and heifers 5000
1115 calves 1050M1525.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; steady; wethers
SSou113o; ewes 770a1030; lambs 104ou16oc;
springs 135O0lSOO
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New York Sugar Market

New York, June IS.
Raw steady; centrifugal $50; moIasses
SOL refined steady: cut loaf eco: crushed
s75 mould A 500: cubes S25 xxx pow
dered TO: powdered 765: fine graduated
$50: diamond $50; confectioners A 40;
No. 735
Futures opened flrner on covering ow-
ing to the frnlness of the spot market
At noon prices were / to 6 points higher
Closed steady 5 to 6 points higher. Sales
$500 tons. July 504, September SIT, De-
cember 50i, January 40.
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Two base hit, Sweat. Stolen bases,
Trout, Becker 2. Sacrifice hits. Con-
zales, Brown, Mayberry Double plays
Tamm and Mahoney and Dowell. Left
on bases, New London. 4: Portland, 4.
First base on errors, New London. !;
/: off Mayberry, 2. Earned runs, OF
Trout, none; off Mayberry, g. Struck
out, by Crum. 8. Umpire, Kelley. Time,
LA.
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BOSTON

Two out when winning run scored.
'"Batted for Foster in 5th.
's'Batted for Barry in 5th.
'ss'Batted for E. Scott in sth.
Chicago 0 0 0 2 0 OF
Boston ....0 0 0 0 2 2 0 As
Two-base hits, Gandil, Hoblitzell. E.
Scott. Thomas, Walker. Three-base hits,
Leibold, Risberg. Stolen base. E. Collins
Sacrifice hits, Barry. Weaver, Risberg.
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Gilman 3. Poindextsr Of Standish

Gilman B. Poindexter Of Standiss'
70. veteran Of the Civil war and ex-se'
lectman, died Sunday from shock. He
was born in Parsonsfield and had live.
mere 40 years. He was member Oh
Charles A Warren post and odd Fer
lows He was twice wounded during
the war, and served during the entr'
conflict. A widow survives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-19
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new LONDON shuts OUT PORTLAND
BY 80 SCORE IN MONDAYS CAME

Portland, Me-. June 1s.-Portland
could not ind Crum effectively today
and New London shut out Portland
to 0. All Of the visitors runs were
earned. The score:
NEW LONDON.