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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
Scraps About iScraP7erS


NEW NORK-Stan'ey Noakum, of Denver.
easily OutpOinted Harry Condor.
ADAMS, MHss.-A' Mc( o. beat Montana Dan
sullivan in twelVe-round bout.
FORT WNDSWORTII, Staten IsIand-Frunkie
Brown and Willie Meyers drew.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

sTENooRAPH - YOUNG WOMAN. PRE-
ERABLY ONE EXPERIENCED IN ,lksaein1'a
ING STOCK RECORD. ia LED''-
OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BILL CLERK, experienced. wanted Ap'1
Harrison. Inc, $500 Gray's Ferry yoaa
keeper for real estate. office; give referenea
experience and salary desired p l2B' Lea.'
Office. -
COMPTOMETER operator, thoroughly exp; 90,
salary; hrs $40 to o; half day sat ApW
American Stores Co, 40G Noble sth necls
ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATOR on @ fclan
machine; permanent position, 2lV Luesss. Z.
GIRL small, 10. envelope department. . .
start. $40 ludlow ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

GIRLS over II. wanted for clean Plea..jj ,j
excellent chance tor rand advancement ~
ply Mr.. StOtz. ~ n. 18th 81. -,
GIRL, white. general housework: good Ett!''
no wa shinG. 60lG cRrpenter St. w PnlAr
GIRLS wanted az wundere's candy tacio"'
1882 Pesg 1T. (opposite 448 ". % 81 -
HoUsEwORK-Capa white woman ior c'i
eral houseworlS no washing. good wages ~
or write, 240S NJ SD St
PREssER, one familiar with laundry PTE,n, PT.i,.
ting Mills, Lena and Armat SITS. Gmta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

u
. ADAMS Mas5.-X Nlci o. beat Montana Dan
SIGsF FCRF wABSW6RTma st%ten 9%P Isnnd-rrane
Brown and Willie Meyers drew.
Eddie O'Keefe. the clever local fcathcrwctuht,
has entirely, recovered from his recent attack
best Opponent oRtainahle in one Of the bouts bout
on November IL Eddie feels that he has quite
FfeoyGTfd his IG strSnEh Snd Is eer{{an {5I aSy 95
boxer Of his class.
Tommy Riley has res' 'gnod from the manage
mort = tfa Njnpareil Athletic club JoserH
GcEnr Tc kl@Mn to SportPS smcead mtn '5 HIM 5pIs
matchmakcr and nnn2ECr ,He mas as mFttrGed 5t,
Diid' Thomas next tn, sley night, and Euar9n.
tc's a hrst-Clasf preliminary show with tais
oGo Cf the most promisIns young mpddcWsSSshi,s
%no srn secton @eHS S Of PRiiadSDSia' SSG'' " ' '
Jchnny Nelson. of Kcns,ngtou who has been
undergoing strenuous training at Adam Ryan $
bria. when he meets Young Joe B9rrell in the
Tindrn attraction, In TIE other bouts f9un6 gn
Sans lads; steve Morris OPPOSES Johnny Nor
gan Kid Sfptup is pittCd with Jock MCDermOtt
and Young Narlow is paired with Young Johnny
Eckheart.
George Clancy. the Baltimore favorita, viii
soon be seen in action in Philly. The ncTt bout
a the Olympic on November 10, The fur should
fly when the pair meet.
Jack McGuignn will offer some menu at the
National tomorrow night. Eddie MCAndrews
AID CNHru, Pnnts will he served the tinal
dish. Ad Wolgast's brother. John, is also down
to fight. H. ie down to square off with Johnny
Dutko In the semi,
Young 'IIid" DigEins, who entertained more
than dozens Of times before the dear old pu1ltc
a~Ound thl Iarte. Is the side lines Dig
gins Is willing to box, providing that he gets a
reasonable amount for his services.
Frankie Burns, who met defeat at the hands
Of one Pete Herman down South during the early
part Of the week, will give an exhibition to thy
fans SpartHnburE, :. G., tonight with his
trainer Bis MaCkey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

than dozens Of times before the dear old pu0ltC
ground thlsa parts. Is on the side lines. Dig
gins Is willing to box, providing that he gets a
reasonable amount for his services.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

sTENOORAPHFR. ASSISTANT. AND .tql,,in qninn'
ERAL OFFICE ASSIST ANT; ,SPLhhpppif
FUTURE FOR BRIOHR WOMAN. Arf"-
MARCEAU., 1909 cHESTNuT -.
sTENoGRAPHER-Y lady, with soms
perience In bookkeeping, VIII secuIg sfo1I
prat tlcal knowledge and advaneemehe
N. sth 81.
STENooRA APHER-Young lady. good AZ ge94f.ff
assist afternoons or Saturdays. 4t"' r.
ger Central.
PRESS FEEDERs, experienced on jo9 pf'~
perma nent posttioni 50. $40 Ludlow stl
YOUNG LADIES. 2 with several years .s.,sls,i 49,
ence In bookkeeping, for checking ns,eriN
freight bills etc. In reply give fuii -
ulars. p SIS, ledger onice.
YOUNG LADY IN larEe ofiice. must be e. e,i,,e',
enced In general office work; state eAu
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HRLP WANTEp-MALE

BOOKKEEPER AND sTENOGRAPHER va RI.
80 -nablo 70 taking entire charge in W." Qf.I
glnla ouice Of a Pennsyvania comp4,us., "a /.
Immediately; pernanent and good cn.nnii.a. n
Bldg. Phone spruce 8G81.
BOol<kEErER must he accurate a ~.
s'sss sss@ni -' az edssr sI5sis 6ssies. ~
po2I .NaQlea. otsy ie Year, bd<ht. ene
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

-, SARSFIELD;--Noy, 9. THOMAS LEO. son of
Edward and late Bridget Sarsheld. Funeral
sat, $3.50 a. m, residence of father. s5i n.
44th St Solemn requiem mass Our Mother of
Relatives and friends Of family invited to at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
MUSIC
PERSONALS

WE HEREBY WITHDRAW reward ofsrsd 2
detective bureau on Ford car No. 1ssWM
J. A. Steif, care OF German-American lns "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

Jack McGuignn will offer some menu at the
National tomorrow night. Eddie MCAndrewa
AID CHnru, Pnnts will he served rs the tnaI
dish. Ad Wogast's brother, John, is also down
to FIGHT. H. g. down to square off with Johnny
DutkO In the semi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

George Clancy. the Ba atimore lavorite VIII
be saen In action In phllY The newt bout
for the OrioIe soutrpaw Is with Johnny Dundee
at the Olympic on November 10. The fur should
fly when the pair meet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

MORELAND. Nov Z. DAVID. husband Of
Name Il. Moreland tnee Tizzardl son Of William
and Mary Jane Moreand. aged 81, Relatives
and friends Keystone Assembly, No. ?. A, Q.
NJ. P; Stonemen Fellowship of TwentY-slxth
wa a. Invited to funeral Sun, p. M. 202O 5;
Car isle st. G15th and Porter). Int Fernwood
Cen, Friends may call sat. after y. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
GLUCK CONCERT TICKETS
ARE GETTING SCARCE
demands for Reservations Keep
Pouring In: Noted Singer Here
February ~.

Those desiring choice seats for tho
Alma Gluck concert will have 20
hurry for thcv are getting scarce out
Of town orders are coming In at such
n rate that II begins TO look like Tulsa
will join with other large musical
ccnters OF America in announcing
House sold out for Alma Gluck. "
Telephone Miss Hovis this morning
and make your reservations. Those
who have made reservations already
please call and take them up before
SATURDAY.. February 10. All seats re-
naming uncallcd for three days after
ordered will be sold. Phone 1925;
lobby. Hotel Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
FEMALE HELP WASTED

GIRL WANTED. who is homeless. that
would appreciate good treatment. smull
wages and home with young married couple
want girl 10 be from Il to Is year,
ot age Address Mounds Bakery. Mounds.
Okla
WANTED Refined old lady To caro- for
homo, parents employed good home and
wages for ueht party, no phone calls. 1901
south Boston.
WANTED Two ladies' Tor city work not
selling. but uyr minute talk at best
residences something you can De proud Of
.rrlfaruting. Phone glb.
MANlED- Two sales ladic-. none but -.
prricncDd need apply Address, giving
ref rruc' and experience. Address box 3+Oj,
care World
WANTED Experienced waitress at once
Apply ut superior confectionery. 5lI
South Main
WANTED Wash woman that will take
Washing home. 500 South Boston. Phone
isiG.
MANIED-A number OF young ladies for
telephone operators, no experience neces.
saty Apply room 800. Pioneer Blds
.NANItb" Lady Tor general office work
one who can operate typewriter. Address
Box 3l1p care World
" NNI Ed Experienced rirl for homework.
so laundry. ll2i South Cheyenne
WANTED Maid for genera, hou,ework. Ap
p.! I2i South Boulder
.MANIED- Colorrd woman for general
hous'work Call G34I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
The stars incline. but do not
compel"
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright. 1915. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndieste.)
Thursday, February 4. 1917.

AStrologers read this is an unim-
portant day, but Jupiter rules strong
ly for good, while Neptune is family
helpful. In the evening Mercury is
I'M cvil place
According to astrolCgy. the utter
most parts of the world will be mor,
than over affected 10y the reflex in
iluoncc of the war which disturhs all
the occult forces, setting in motion
the vibrations most depressing and
most dlscuuraging
During the next few months the
United states may suffer from up-
hcavals social, political and financial
all due To the final disturbances that
attend the end OF the war.
Warning is given to conserve physi-
cal strength AZ well as material re-
sources OF every sort Men and
women should safeguard their means
of subsistence, for conditions I'm the
economic system OF this country will
toe greatly changed.
For this day good luck is predicted
for bankers, merchants and manufac-
Jurors.
Neptune is in a place that is en-
courHSing for CummCrCc-Car
shipped today should be safe. but
there is a proguostication OF severe
storms and shipwrcck before tho
month ends
The evening is not an auspiclous
time for lectures literary work or
educational affairs
There is sign that bodies IN for
harmony with relatives. neighhors
and business associates, as n critical
and fault-finding mood Is common
while this configuration prevails.
Earthquakes of extraordinary Sc
vcrity are predicted for this date in
various parts of the earth.
Important embassies are forcshad-
owed FOR next month, when a little
known American will gain fame and
diplomacy
Changes in many foreign posts will
bring about embarrassing incidents
FOR the United States, 1t Is proph-
esied
Persons whose hirthdate Il is have
the augury ot fortunate year. but
they should be careful about letters
and contracts.
Children born on this day are likely
to be fortunate in business, hut they
will not succeed as public servants 4
girl will probably have an eventful
| career.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
STU ATIONs WANTED

ANrED-r Position by experienced book
keeper and general office man. best of
Icfercucc'. Phone 1888, or Box lO26. Tulsa.
Okla
THOROUGHLY cSpcricnced male stcuosra.
phcr now employed, desires extra work
evenings. call 6sy. during daytime and make
terms
SURNEl OR. dtaughtsmau and good All
round mechrnic wants permanent position
in Tulsa. Address box 3Is- care World
BOOkEEEPER aud salesman wants posi-.
uon, extensive experience. first. class city
references Phone s2l
WANTED Position as bookkceper or Of.
lice man; first elias, references Address
ris1 care World
CARPET CLEANING. house cleaning. win.
dows washed, prices reasonable. Phone
5l-7.
WANT position as meat cutter or grocery
clerk Phone Io72
MEAT cutter wants position; irstcuss city
references Phone iiiu
WANTED Position as chauffeur; can give
good references. Phone Earl az 727
JAPANESE want. place rs private chauffeur
references. Addrcs, box jt7l. tlre World.
WANT job as grocery clerk. Phone 2sll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
10Y SCOUTS Gtr s,,s po> ,1IoN
Merchants Contribute to Bu, 1hcm
supplies and Equipment.

NWOUIIT 10 Tho WOtII-
COMMERCE., OKLA. Feb The
cu.lcns OF Commerce donated S1iS to
the Boy Scouts hv subscription In the
tccout campaign of the scouts among
the merchants for financial aid Tho
scouts Of Commerce. under the lead
ciship Of W. \. Jacobs. scoutmaster.
have already shown themselves on
several occasions worthy W cohsidcra-
tcu 10y the business men of the town.
The BOY Scout anniversary meeting
viii he held Thursday night at the
Methodist church, The money raised
nv subscription will he spent for
equipment and supplies for tho loca!
scouts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
MALE HELP WANTED

VI AN JED ut once. competent. rcuabi" Eou
'Ih .hu" tluibiuA and gents furnishing
tHI' .whu. hI around man, must know how
g." Keep shoe stock men. women and ,hil
'nn make himself valuable, take charge Of
store lt abtrurr Of owner etc. state cAptu
'n',. "tr. no cigarct smoker or hoolr lighter
h'd apply. permanent position for ught
party Address J.. O BoN li6l. Tulsa,
WANTED Men to take samson DISCS for
poor vitality and run down nerves. real
tonic, fu.l of energy 81 EcNu store or
-,mhoI" Speciality COMPANY boA T. Jackson
yllI0. Fla
NlNitp Experienced automobil" or truck
salesman to travel, must be high class
r.'r. good 7blhiN and commission, all cN
p'n,". paid See Mr. Thomas, hclchum
h'i'l. Thursday
WANTED s cement nnshcr and form set.
trr. one thnt understands cement work
from A to h Call Room II. 2o2. south
Man
WANTED Drivers for Ford and Maxwell
cars. experienced men only, those not
Hitnid ot work, uo phone calls applications
90 person only. Sweeney, Tenth and Main.
WANTED Three boys over 10 year, old
with wheels. Good wages. llusy Mes.
frrsrr Service.
JOlN IiiE ARMY hcrmltng offices at Ok
lahoma city, Tulsa. Mu,Aogce, Chickasha
Ardmorc and Enid
WANTED Five young men to act a. news
agents on the FRISCO. Apply at Fred
Harvey news stand, Frisco depot
WANTED Au experienced metal weather
strip man at once. Phone $50. Ask for
WANTED Good shoemaker at once Frank
,uoro shoe shop 1lola South hosion.
WANTED A No. / shocmakcr al once G.
Ndrcau. sand Springs. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
FOR SALE

We have just completed one of the
finest stucco bungalows in Tulsa. To-
Gated In Crosbic Heights. modern.
seven rooms and basement. hardwood
floors Price $1,000: terms If de-
sired.
$3.50 FOR modern 5-room bunga-
low. South Tos;0n. $1,000 cash.
S4G50 will buy modern 5-room
bungalow. Maple Ridge. lot 7jXl25.
$4,000 for modern S-room resi-
dcncc: garage, servants quarters and
basement; Maple Ridge; lot l00x145.
So, 500 will buy one of the finest
homes IN Stonchraker Heights.
List your property with US for
quick sale
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
PRODUCE

CmCNGO Feb 5.-BurlER- Higher,
creamery. 500 toe
tGGS Lower receipts, ljaa cases,
nrSts. 42m42tsc. ordinary firsts 4OdIic,
at mark cases included. i0d t2c.
POTATOES Higher; receipts. 10 cars
Wisconsin white. lOaa.5. Michigan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08

ST. LOUIS. Feb e. POULTRY %
changed except hens. So. ducks, Use.
Bl rltK Creamery unchanged.
EGGS 800
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
Kansas city Produce

NNNSA, ClIi. Feb. t.--Bl TIER NJ
rHfre,d O.,
lGG, ir,ts. asc
ruD lIW Unchanged
IOIAOIEN. u,hau.rd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08

FOR kEN -Four room upu,tmrut south
side, close in, nicely furnished. newly
decorated Phone I2ii
FOX RENT Modern tourroom apartment,
to partie, buying furniture. close IN, one
hIock from tIkA- clun rhnnn g2hl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

COUPLE without children want four to
seven room furnished apartment or house.
Phone room 63g Hotel Tulsa
WANrEp-lil coupl, without children. an.
furnished house or two rooms for house.
Keeping Phone asa.
WANT to rent live room modern house. on
south side 10y March Phone 6gl4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08

Wv UI"|INH IrN IOITO|
'I'.d .t'adl at 700 advance ol Eco ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
FINANCIAL

NAV 1ultk. Iyn The conflicting AVID
shifting movement attendant upon to-day t
operation. Ntrr Iu Ucm.rl,,. evidence of
the mDrAHU- uncertainties arising from tHr
mfrfrtIufIl .ItUlttuu
SHlfr. of iNr numerous compAuir, which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
APARTMENTS FOR Rent
FOR2 RENT

Four modern apartments al 40
North Hoston, $3.50 each. unfur-
nlshcd; private bath, etc. House will
be- ready 10 occupy about February
20 To 20. can at building for further
Information
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08
WOlRILlD'S BUSINESS IDlLIRlEC1TO TOlRW
Professional and Business Firms Tulsa
Telephone NMnbcrs
MAGNETIC HEALING.

MN'NIIIC HEALING.
MAGNETIC HEALING and Chiroptactic, by
DR. ID. NiHegarden, who has had twenty.
five years practice. The doctor viii diagnose
your case FREQ and describe your feelings
better than you can yourself 42l North Main
PAINTING AND IAPEK HANGING
Rooms papere!, including paper,
for $3.50 ana up Call for estimate.
T. $ Sutherland. Phone 43l7R.
KLPAIKING.
BICYCLES. BABY BUGGlES, search lights
keys made aud locks refitted; guns aud
Photographs. fixit Shop. II West First
All work guaranteed.
NURSING.
MRS VI. C. JONES. practical nurse. Phone
f4l4
CARPENTER WORK
CARPENTER AND PAINTER contractor
work guaranteed Gail 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-08

',u Nudy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-30
n {. MILK PRICE
Association De m a n d
Postponed
Increased Price Not Necessary
with Increased Flowage

Boston, June ga postponement
until July Is of the demand of the
New England Milk Producers Associa-
ton for an increased price for milk
was announced tonight by the board
of directors of the association. In ex-
PLANTATION of the postponement it was
said that the late season had resulted
in excellent pasturage for cattle and
largely increased flow of milk and
that Investigations by various state
committees now pending would be fin
ished in time to provide indisputable
evidence that an increased price to the
producers was justified as a public ne
cessity."
Secretary Richard Pate Of the asso-
citation said that Providence. Worces-
ter, Springfield and other cities whose
milk was supplied by members of the
association would mo doubt follow
Boston in raising the price paid to
farmers"
Several of the milk distributors of
this city announced today that the re-
tail price would be advanced from IL
to - cents quart on July 1, but 9TH
er dealers said the price would not be
changed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-30
WINDOW POSTERS
CALL RECRUITS To
BURLEIGH BATTERY

IT you haven't been down Water
street, Augusta, and walked bv the
Burleigh Battery recruiting office at
225 Water street, do so today. There is
something to see and think over in
what appears in this window. At that
you will have to look over the shoul-
oers OF the person up in front for there
IS always crowd reading the posters.
Here is a sample:
Are you a sport? The hunting is
good in France. Enlist Now"
Another one will make it difficult for
some young men to continue to get
by" Here it is:
"Girls-Has the Fellow Who Is Walk
ing with You Joined the Battery? If
not ask Him Why"
Do you like the smell OF gasoline ?
Can you run a motor?
Then this may appeal to you:
THE Burleigh Battery uses motor
trucks, is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOU want
a Ride?" ...
These are a few Of the ito the point
posters"
Go down to the same window and
read the Honor Roll. OTIS 20 names
longer by now. 1t contains the names
OF men from the Kennebec valley who
are ready to do their bit" Thirty
more men by Saturday midnight. viii
you be one?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-30
GAVE KING GEO.
HOMELY TRUTHS

London. June 14.-(Corresponden
William James Thorne, Social Demo-
crat, Labor member Of Parliament for
West Ham. who in early life worked in
a rope yard and brickfleld and educat-
ed himself. was received by King
George at Buckingham Palace Recently.
Thorne had been on a visit to Russia
and on returning to England was asked
to pay an official visit to the King.
Describing his visit Thorne remarked
that there was no formality or conven-
ton and that he gave the King some
homely truths. He discussed some of
the causes Of industrial unrest and
told the King plainly and frankly what
was the popular opinion Of high food
prices and the profiteering which is no.
toriously going on and said rows"
must be expected so long as the prices
of foodstuffs remain uncontrolled for
the working people and controlled in
the interests Of traders.
THE King. I thought, showed con-
siderable knowledge Of many matters
affecting the workers generally and his
pointedsreferences to them showed that
he understood keenly and apprecia-
lively some Of the causes Of unrest in
the labor world" said Mr.. Thorne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-30
RICHMOND

Alvah r. Briry was the guest Of his
son. A. r. Briry in Augusta. Thursday.
r. p Stewart was in Augusta Thurs
day. the guest Of his son. Daniel, who
is member of Company E.. 49,
Lester Lothrop and family of Win
throp have arrived in town and will
make their home there in the future
A. little son arrived Thursday, June
2s. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Adams. The little one has been named
Wallace Clinton.
Rev. Don NJ Kelley of Gardiner will
preach at the Advent church on Church
street Sunday at 2.30 and in the even
ing. I'll
Chester Yeaton. professor. Of North
Western University. Queenstown, Ill, ar
rived Thursday to pass the summer with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yeaton
on the River road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter and son
were guests Of relatives in Brunswick
Friday.
Cards were received IN town Wed
nesday Of the marriage Of Frances
Vernon Blake Of South Gardiner and
Don Leander Foote Of Bowdoinham.
Arthur Bishop. manager OF the N. e.
T. & T. Co. at Bath, was a visitor in
town Thursday.
A band Of gypsies passed through
Richmond Thursday on their way TO
northern Maine. They are making the
trip in automobiles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-30
FIND BODY
John Bradley of Port
land Drowned
Was on Canoeing Trip with
Brother Going to Riverton

Portland, Me, June 29.-The body Of
John c. Bradley. age rs, who was
drowned last Saturday. was found
early this morning floating in the boom
al the power station Of the Presump-
scot Electric Co. at Smelt Hill. Brad
ley's body came to the surface within
few hundred yards Of the place
where the canoe containing himself and
his brother, Lewis, capsized late Sat
urday afternoon and was found by
Harvey Mccain, an employee at the
electric company plant
The brothers were canoeing from
Portland on their way up to Riverton,
and had reached a point just above the
power house at Smelt Hill, when in
rounding a point the current caught
the bow of their canoe and overturned
the tiny craft. Lewis, who was ahead,
called back several times, Are you all
right, John?" and each time his broth
er told him that he was, and told him
to go on. When Lewis reached a point
where be could touch bottom, he turned
around and could see no sign Of his
brother anywhere. An effort was made
cy deputy sheriffs to secure the body
by graphing but without success and
the body came to the surface this
morning,
John and Lewis Bradley came to this
city from San Francisco shortly af-
ter the earthquake there. and with two
sisters they lived at Surrender street
John was considered an expert with the
canoe and had made many long trips
on Maine streams during the past few
years. He had been employed on the
Congress Square Hotel cigar and peri
odical counter for about nine years and
ir this position he had made hundreds
Of firm friends.
When the body was found this morn
ing Medical Examiner George l. Geer
OF this city was summoned and deemed
that an inquest was unnecessary.