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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05
BANK CLEARINGS
seattle
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. Aus. s.-~hn exciting day on
tho Chicaso Board Of Trade saw prices
furtuafe wildly on fumofE o. the presi-
dents activities In Investigating prices
aud costs Hears rushed the market
early. forcing pficra down. Later there
was a rally on conflicting rumofs from
Washington and prices rose. There was
another auick drop following the rally.
Provisions fhgred the EfAins.
h.pfrtnhef corr opened late az si1tA,
down q. bot s'as up &c at noon. after
which there Was smother drop December
corn waa NC down a. the opening, ~
81 AZ. rose 1tac BY noon. and dropped
again. May corn. down 7he al the open
ing. tLt1E rose % fi.s7i y az noon.
September oats opened AZ 5oAc. down
&C.. RISING 2Mc AZ noon. subsequently los
Ing rapidly December oats was \ c down
~ the opening. 71c. gained i%e there
after. ard slumpsd again after the noon
ECrE May oats was notniyAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05
Declare Housewives
Make Price Advance

Local fresh ranch eggs advanced to 62 cents dozen
Tuesday morning Storage eggs remain unchanged at 81
to 90 cents per dozen.
Responsibility for the latest jump in egg prices was
laid directly at the door of the consuming public by whole
sale commission n1en
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05

A young man seldom discovers he
is in love until the girl in the case
puts him next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05
Denver Market Report

DENVER. Aug 6--Cattic Receipts,
900 head: market $50 lower. Steers.
ffOb0mf37s. cows and helferH, SO o.;
stooknrs and feeders s7.5o@ii, calves.
tfI foHia
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head market 20
a7sc lower. Top. sac 90. bulk OF salea,
i2i fOH2i,Go
ahsep-R eceipts. s 900 head; market f.
steady Lambs. ilss0a 1850, ewes, " so
Qs.zs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05

When you think Of advcrtis-
ing, think Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05
New York Markets

NEW YORK. Aur. s.--coffee--No
Rio. .4Zc per 10. No. sautos. 1ic per ID
sugar-C@ntrifugai. Use per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05

a under outside stairway
A. md him
the running Join the the stair
the dying and the who I'm the
death" The Of the In the sl appraised He has
hrown last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05

kct would be opened M 10 the
public. and even the fresh eggs
would have 10 drop.
As conditions are today, we are
depending ON tke fresh egg market
for our Alaska. Canadian and local
trade. That's the wrong system.
The best and Hurcat way for the con.
sumner 10 lower egg prices Is 20 buy
only storage eggs. Fresh egg prices
would then drop Immediately.
In days gone BY. people ate stor
age eggs and were Satisfied. Now
they've got too much money. They
demand the best ignore the seconds
and then kick al the high prices"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05
VESSEL M0vEME NTS

slEhtrd Ou the tnpe
urfom 4. n weather Bufssu)
TAToosH ISLAND. Aug. SIS NJ
barometer rising nEht foT wind east.
sik miles an hour. AuEuat 80 y NJ
Light fog wind west, seven miles an
hour sac y. M--pasaea ins ~ Cover
nor az a. fu. p n Passed IN ~
y. y taap At .. ~. Passed out, Sub
chaser Ne. zsi Al ! > ~ ard returned
hare. light south wind barge repoftsg
towing out At s.fe a. ~, vas tbs Chat.
kenney. Passed out uEe Columbia Con.
tract No. - At 20 a. "a - Meiwu
Maru at fo,a0 q ~.
POHr ANUEI.f5Na~ Departed August
nEs chas. kspnsy 81 lIsaa a. IA. Ar
rived and departed Hxs Columbia con
tract No ~ Passed I'M A tNa- fnastrd
freight steamer. iumter.isasn. AZ iiiso
q m.
Arrived ut seattle
August s-its Governor from San Pedro
VIA San Francisco and Victoria. a. e. a.
80 a sn.. - ALASKA from Tacoma a.
ties a. ~.
Angus, So Admiral sehiey from Ia
cotna at D. IN.
sailed Prom seattle
August SIS Fuahlfni maru for Yoko-
hama. Kebe. honRkouk and Manila AZ
picEa Ma san Francisco and san Pedro
August 80 akAKwsy Tor Southeast.
srn and Southwestern ALASKA at > y. IA.
80 Fulton FOR Tacoma AZ } .. ~.
Alaska vessels
VALDEZ sailed August 4. ~ Ala
media authbouud AZ 20 . N
AEW Aftp-saiisd August A. ~ Al
mifai Watson Hogthhound 81 midnight
sfTkA-~saiisd August g. 10 Curacao
nofthbound a. iiiae q. IA.
FEfEftEHunB-~ Sailed August a IS
Admiral Evans nortbhound q; 10 y. m.
kETcHIKAS--sisi sailed August 4; Sc city
Of Seattle northbouud ~ .. ~. sailed
August 2; ~ Admiral Evans nqrthbound
AZ ieiae . m.
Other Ports
BAS rRANcisco--Arrived August q.
~ Queen from San Diego via san Pedro
at ,. m.
AEroRiA--Arrived Argus, q Va Ask.
Rwake from Seattle via Tacoma AT .. NJ.
buNgkN Esss- Passed IN AuEast > "a
W, =. Porter for Everett az ssts a. M,
phssrd IN August = ~ Fort Wright for
Port Townsend AZ 1890 =, m. - Moiwu
Maru Tor Everett At ; >. "a.
PORT TOwNEEND-- Passed IN August
8 - ". q Porter FOR Everett at a m.
Arrived August Z. ~ Port Wright from
trial trip A. ; y. m; ~ Meiwp Aaru from
NladiNoftok via Dnrirn at D M nad
departed FOR Everett al 7.fD y M.
Passed. outi He OaaaqumHick for Homo.
lNtN At noon - 1NtsN AAfM Tor lukUH
hama. Kobe. HouEkong aud singapore at
b m.
OVERWHELMING kGKu- s. IS w.
= Porter from Monterey. Arrived Au-
gust 4. - Melwu Mnru from NlRdivua-
tok Via psircu az 1850 y. m
TAtohA--sailcd August 3 81 Alaska
/ for Seattle - 1uadro for britannia
beach. y. c. Arrived August g. "a Full
ton from Seattle. Sailed August a. Sa
Admiral schiey FOR SEATTLE
VICTORIA. -. CARVED August 4:
~ Governor from san Pedro via san
I Francisco AZ 1870 .. m. and departed for
/ Seattle az ~ y. M.
VANCOUVER. ~. C.--saiicd August .
schr Quad for grnnnock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05

Chase and Deah OF Negro in Chicago Race Riots
pictures the of Reyover ands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS.

Al Jersey Guy - Johnny Kilbane,
fos stherwelght champion. outpointed
Young CLANCY, Of Baltinore. In eight
ronnds
Gene Tunney stopped Rob Pearcs IN
the second round Of q scheduled eight
round bout
Tom Cowler scored technical
knockout over Al Reich In the third
round.
A. Cleveland, q. - Jack Wolfe, OF
Cleveland. won n newspaper decision
over Earl ruryear, Peoria. in ten
roundsA
Al syracuse--Jack sharkey, Of New
York. won over Marty Collins by q
shade Ia a ten round bout.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

- ~ b,vOht i,Skes. Wsv wslt srsvns
WITH es~S shvNs sne sswss thirsts,
vhees's qvlte . dtfSeseWcs between
bsetlns the Wssh end ssotIss the sl'
bow.
20. sNes annually the banner PACK
ses rstusvseh - tks ~ asss like the
mur1aesr y lhs scens sf the crtms
That's vhso ~ stx Day race pops up
Of The oArdsa b Nee Yort each Decem-
bse. Then the celoe- bsarssv rush 10 the
tropAy ronm aRl thrqR the banner 10
the damp brssss Thsfs 10 an snnl-tics
On prohibition and . moratorium on
right living.
Thsy cell N . slS. Gay vses. rhsts 90
srrsoseus - . tws.feet yurtsties. II
should ~ lsbsIsd . sIH.s'Oht rses.
One night IN Madison square Garden
10 worth els years IN q cheese rln-
Air 10 compossl Of one part oxygen TO
four parts aitroGsa. aocsiernted by ar.
Eon. neon. hryton. Hsnon and beilium
The air In the garden didn't rcad the
boo&. II 10 niss parts hsllium sitA the
oil On the first syllable, The siSlda,
rncs 10 bihs race TO the eve only. To
the nose II 10 . camel race.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

Three finser sam alway- wins when
ne play cards Yes. That. Why b.
allus says he never plays eNcep' fur
amusement We. .hirgfrn star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
ANYONE SHOWING.
PLAYER SCANDAL
CAN GET $4,000
Comiskey ReIterates Offer
10 prove ''Tamperlng,"

CHICAGO. Dec. so.-Pres,dsnt comis-
hey Of the Chicago Americsn league
club today reiterated his offer of 80 ooo
for direct Information proving the dis
honesty OF any member of hts team
after an inve.tiEst'on of rumors that
white So~ players In agreement with
. A. Louis gambling syndicate threw"
games during tho 1919 season and dur.
Inc thu worlds series,
4, the conclusion ~ q secret confer
snce nj officials Of tho team at which
two 81. Louis men testified. secretary
Harry 0rabiner announced that no syi.
dsscs % support the charge had been
produced
One Of the r,imors was To the effect
that three members ~ IN, team had
approached the ST Louis gambler with
ah offer TO throw one game week
During the championship race for 5000
sarh Another rumor was that two
white Bos players had ~sgered money
On tho Cincinnati team during tho
worlds s<ries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
oKlAHoMA cry TIMES TUESDAY. DECEMBER 80. ,els

the situation very calmly she 10
distracted. The husband arrives
speaking In loud and apparently angry
tonea Hastily deciding. He" hurriss
her "a The BATHROOM Gains ninssJf
and admits the supposedly irats nus.
band
ne" "esusrss Things"
To HE delight. tho husba nd admits
he has been "A beast TO his dear
little wife" and had not been home all
nltht Immediately taking the situa.
,ion in hand. HE acts the good
friend and promises to Square ihinSy
for IN. hayward husband Of course
the tension 10 broken, but not the
amusement,
In carrying through the farce Of the
sick husband. "Hc" orders the hu..
band to faint ~hsreupon He admin.
istsrs the sleeping drsugh' but not by
mistake. while loud snoring II
sudible. the curtain falls,
Hathaway Harper. manager o' the
oyerhoiser. announced yesterday Re
hsh succeeded In obtaining a return
enga cement of this popular play. to he
here again probably on February p,
-
Three finger sam alwaN. wins wher
ne play cards Yes. That. Why h,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

home, ana the authorities give them
every assistance possible 10 make them
useful cl,isens Of 'tis svasd country.
Tho laws hero ere not ~ hard
TO obey as those they had 10 contend
with In thsirs-formsr countries hut the
foreigners must remember that the
laws Of this country must b ,bsys<
by them the same ~ our oWn people
have TO obey them. They cannot tell
tho authorities here hoe 10 run this
country. They arc not dictators, They
only came here s future citizens.
y repeat. II they DO not like this
country and It's laws. then the beet
thing for them Ia to 80 hack 10 the
country they fled from TO seek haven
here"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
HARVARD TEAM TRIES
To REDUCE WEIGHT

PAaADENA, Cal. Dec. so--Twa
daily periods Of vigorous practice In eS-
eeptionsIiy warm weather have re-
moved what was considered superflu.
GUS weight carried BY the Harvard
football team when n arrived here 10
train for its game ON New Years day
With the University of Oregon. and
ehangs In ib training program was
looked for today.
Oregcn's coaching stair continued 20
lsvots its attention TO defense tactics
which has been considered . possible
point Of weakness IN the western team.
h has been pointed out that IN only
enc game during the past week did
TIE OreGonisns prevent their oppor-
snts from scoring and Tint all o' their
victories were the result Of superior
attack.
Harvard players are horns for
cooler weather on New Years day
than has prevailed here for several
days They say even = rain would In
ceease their chances for victory though
the Oregon team IL Rotoriously familiar
with muddy fields.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
Sleeping Partners

Rsp,sts vttA eomplicatsd and anus
ins situations Bordering 90 the ri.qus.
but which ssvsr develop 10 sufficient
sEtsnt to effsol The most f.stitious
tastA "Eissplas Partnsrl." . French
faro. affoSdel Oklahoma City theatsr
Eoers . delightful evening when II
played at the ovsrholser th.atsr last,
night
Edna Goodrich. one o, Nat Coed
wins many. played the LEADING role.
that OF "shs" The worn OF Herman
Grippe a. He" nearly took stellar
honoss from the famous actress II
Tello Webb. In the part Of Tho Hu.-
band" vas very aood. The cast vas
completed By Charles Psyton. The
servant"
The Gssr~sl r1sosla
he plot 70 what ens nigh, sIpsct
Of . French farce. The eternal triangle
pertrNysd In . somaphat novel way
ssrvss - the bssis.
After meeting she" and her hus-
hand. He" Who 10 . fast worker.
prevails upon her To spend just one
little hour In his apartment. while the
husband has a business .ngas, rnent
with An Argentine banker" or course.
the scenes are laid In the trenen
capital She Gomez shortly after
arrival, she faints when Amsrement
at her own audactity o'erwhelns her
"He" sdminlsters smelling salts she
fsints again. MiAtakins a sleo ping
drsusht for spirits OF ammonia. He
administers . generous portion.
She sleeps. Presently He
eventually slumbers too she"
awaksns. arousins him Noises are
heard from the outside. The servant
10 In the hallway with a carpet
sweeper. Bidden by his master. the
servsn, enters. breaking gently to the
astounded nair the fact that II Is day
light. ssArly 70 O'Clock. In fact.
Ccnstsmatieo prsvsila He" takes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
RUSSIAN "REDS" SLAY
1900 IN THREE MONTHS

BERNE. Dec. so,--Fourteen thousand
asersons were sho, BY the hplsheviki
II Russia during the fret three months
" 1919 ny order of the extraordinary
committee at Moscow. according 20 the
belshsvik organ isvestia Of Moscow.
says q dispatch received here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
A NEW LINE
OF GAGS
'By "Buss' Dssr


WALKING ThRouoH THE NiohT.
Before the eighteenth amendment
there ~sre two elasses Of eltlssNs vino
ambled through the night esmNam.
buIists ana runnarb ulists.
The bows with the sinsomnia are
gone with last years crop Of sweet
akcalins and the sleep. Walking ercur-
sionists have the field TO 'emseivea. The
knobs on saloon doors are iosins their
polish and rilstcr like an oyster IN the
hot sun The hinge. on the swinging
doors are Ms rusty as q Bryan presi-
DENTAL boom.
The spIdsrs have ehassd aW the f'lss
OF the tree lunch. The osve barnseles
are clinolrg TO the keel N the eaeh
register. where once the bsss .dsws6
fingers OF the sp,eot chauffeur p,aysd
Coming thru the Rye On . cemmuts-
ton Ticket" ard Whsrs oee as>oNaliy
those same foam. spsngIsd dime sesb-
bsrs skipped . note. Very sseaeIeNaiiy.
exiting quest on HE wsy Wlth me Mli.
waukes blessing, "Pabst voblscum."
The old barkeeps apron 10 hanging
on the doorhell. and those who pass
may read the omen In 10 darksoms
hucs Booze II gone with yesterday
md those who thought that Omar
1ihayhm wrote tho Third Testament.
Carrying the banner 10 q Isst art a,sNe
with hloeouahs and dsilrtuw, trems0s.
The sun dodgers, with ths,v hoattH y
faces tanned by the moon aNe enpeou@D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

Hewlu--'fIo~ do YOU and your wife
get along together" Jewett--"Firs
rate. considering that our automobiles
are not IN. same make. ~ Houston
ftasf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30
kllhane aeata chansx

G JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Dec 10
Johnny Kllbane. festherwelgh, cham
pion, did the turtie act In his bout
with Young CLANCY. Of Baltimore. n,
The Arena A. C., tonirht--thA, Is. he
withdrew Into his gun turret and
wouldn't come out. Chsney maneu, cred
through the war sous for seven rounds
force the enemy Into the open and
sas not sucetssfui untn the eighth and
sst Then Johnny opened up and
salked of with the session. II was .
uthsr listiess sct-to and the crowd Aas
NsAppOlnted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

Crack College Athletes - Compete
in Harvard Stadium

Cambridge. Mass, May S--Sevsr
champions who won eIEnr events II
The intercollegiate last year have
entered The I c a A A. a meet
Friday and Saturday II the Stadium.
The winning runners are Frank j,
Shea, University OF Pittsburgh, guar
ls--uler. Charles -hav Columbia
half miller; ". G. kleinspehr. -.a1ay-
et-e. miller; I c. Dresser Cornell,
two- miller: Carl E-c.nan. Princeton.
" no won both the low and The hlch
hurdle events N. Firor. JOHNS Hop
illns, h-gn Jumper and T. = Fe-r-.
Cornell broad-Juup champion.
All the runners VINO placed 4 The
44gva~d run and -ae B68-y run
wear arc VII re on ne mark again
this year Besides me 4Ts1 place
men. s. mora VINO w0n SECOND. LhiTG.
fourth and htTh prizes. VII appe4:
II The Dig games on Saturday
Entered II the +4o-va run with
Captain Shea Of Pittsburgh are Cap
tain j. III. Mu"r2~ Of Dartmouth. Nj.
Gusta1sc.r al PENNSYLVANIA. II ~cA4I.
Of Cull.Ebla " j Cart d DarT-
mouth, III of whom placed - his
event .4s; az and 113 others guar
TAr----4ers including Z. o- G0urc4n.
-
he tTH re- VINO scored oc-n-s =
ne S&G-.ard .In las, ear who a"e
-c4n- l. compete ms w-:-h . he
Stadium a. . Shaw -l.-.rhI... j..
=. Mayer Cornell. = F. Aibr.Eh-.
Pittsburgh. :. .Eawde-, NJ J. r. 4nd
/ : n1ev Cornell Nnc finished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
WINDSOR

SERVICES vii ne neid d. the Meth
ocls1 Eplscopa! church on SUnday
June :. 4. ? Nj Rev " !. Lav-nl:.
pastor IF ne Green street Methodist
EplsccpaI church If Augusta, vii
preach Good nusIc- L viii ne re
-1enbe-ad I IA. Mr, Layton supplied
last YEAR. through the months Of
"LIv very accceptaoiy and al wao al
ended those services viii be pleased
% know mat they viii be privileged
= hear TINS gIe-sd pres chez through
The coming summer months.
WEST-Thursc,ay eeveninE praise
and prayer messing L. s ?. NJ. al he
CHAPEL
Ms G. z Soustieid Of Sour ne-n
China smoke al E-sk-ne Acadeny on
Wednesday afternoon 10 an inter
es1ed audience. In the evening al
ne baDtls- cnu-ch. Ms, Boustieid
WIS dressed 4 Chinese costume and
and gave IT address upon her uOrk.
NJ and Mrs. Elmer StarkS and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
FEAR THAT FISHING
FLEET MAY CHANGE
BASE TO NEW LONDON

Boston. May @S--he possiD ..lrv
that the Boston fishing feet may
change IS base 10 New London.
Conn. = oppressive measures c.-ect-
ec a. The industry are passed by
he legislature was suggested ~
Patrick 7. Duhe. assIstal-. genera
manager Of The Bay Sta.e Fisrln-
Company al hearing q; me Stale
House -oeay
WhiIe agreeing Win some Of ne
Recommendations q the commission
which studied the industry aad de-
c.areo prices eXho~hlcar1 NJ CufFie
SAID ne business Is now SUI arinc
rom inquiries and inluclclaus pub
Rcity. RE denied mat cne-e rad been
q monopoly. any price fixing OF ma:
he fishing feet had made 3ac~d!-a. .
profits, Re sad the fishing indus
c-y WIS willing and wished II CO.
Operate with ne State ana me pun
hC 10 correct some ~ me evils
winch now ,ese. j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

children and Mrs. Starks mothe~
Mrs. Dearborn, were SUNDAY guests
of Ar. and Mrs. Freeman Thorn.
Ms. Belle Hutchinson Of Wafer
vile, IS v2sItar Of -elarives II c. r.
Taylor =
IoGrcIes who haye been making ar
exchange OF reAl estate are 5oEn M
Cu-da and Harrison Merrill, M.
McCuda has moved 70 the Merrill
Place ana IS now making repairs On
me ecT:ge.
SC--E-Cha-les Sewage Of Chelsea
was here Tuesany on business.
NJ and Mrs Leighton o. Cooper s
Mis- have been visiting Mr. LEIGHTON )
sister, Mrs. z. ) Capper
Mrs .. " Ma.cD,m. Ms. F-ank
Me!gs and daughter Mildred q, All
cusla and Mrs Parker 3swert Of Ha-
verhii,, Mass, were guests &: Ear-y
Maiculr. $ one DAY -ecenlT
Charles Stacier Of Palermo was =
guest of h.s sister, Mrs. P :. Snyder
Saturday and Sunday NJ SNYDER .
ems idereo CRITICALLY II
Norman z. Moody O. August -asseG
me aur Z: SJutn Windsor SH;u-dRv-
Ny and M-s II : Barton we're Wis.,
;o~s j; me home = . X Mcguire sun
cav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
TO Rim Slxr~-MILE RACE
American Army Teams to Compete il,
Record Grind FRIDAY

On Decoration Day the Chateau-
Thlery-to-Pa-is loD-kiiurer-e road
race about 60 miles, viii be The at
Traction thai VIII engage the arreu-
uon OF every nan IN the 4. 7. r.
tarces
As May 50 Is the first aaniv versa "
Of the attack ny the American -ca-
chine gunners al Chateau Thier--r.
Decoration Day TINS year has an
ADDED AND peculiarly appropriate
significance for our Soldier athletes
This military athletic feature n
1919 VII De a test Of athletic encur-
ance and sfdcleacv, while the even.
OF ChA.ezu- T1le--y n 1915 was q
test 81 military endurance and eli
clency
TIE 1oo-kiiometre Ianr-a4scance re-
lay race VIII be staged under the
auspices Of the a Z. p ana TIE
Knights OF Columbus and each Isa,1
vii be composed Of 1weuty men.
eacA man 70 run 4 distance Of I've
Kilometres a little over three miles.
MAJOR 4. =. Suries. mead II Inc
track -cnletes II ne A I r. and
owen Asr,'lck. OF ne knights ri
Columbus athletic department are
n charge Of the arrangements fey
the eVec-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
SPORTS FOR BOYS
AT WATERVuLE
ON JUNE 4

Watervilie. Ne. My "s-Ecx1nE
bouts. foot races from 90 Yards I'D 70
a mile. LuEs Of Wa hose coupling
contests and various othe~ athletic
events nave been arranged as part Of
the entertainment winch VIII pc PRO-
vldsd June when the city OF Wa
terville will ueicDrne home all service
De held al The Central Maine Far
grounds. The committee IL charge
Of the athletic program consists Of z.
:. Erwin. George D HeEar-y and
x alter McAlary. Entries for the foot
aces must be made 20 z. L. Erwin ny
6 clock. June =. a. his store On
Main street.
The boxing program has net been
definitely arranged as YET for The
committee wan; 10 be certain ma.
they are putting on the best possible
card Iha1 can De Obtained. The main
gp VII De between cwo Of the fastest
boys n New England and will go for
Two SIX round bouts. The SEM final
anc preliminary bouts will be SIX
rounds scc.-
There VIII ne d 7an- yard dash 4or
sarvlce men oE:y but al other events
VIII ne open 20 genera competition.
Following Is the track program 90
va-S dash open Iln yard cash
ServIce mem; go yard dash na,e
nile mile.
a tug of war has been arranged be
rween Lockwood niil employees and
the employees Of The Eoillngswor-n
& Whitney mill and il il exported
thai II VIII ne bear. The various
hose companies n the city will srage
d hose coupling contest Suitable
prizes Will be arranged FOR al the
events.
The CITY is gong TO pay for the
banquet which will be served 70 all
service ner a. the Coliseum but the
funds TO finance the remainder Of the
entertainment program Will be raised
h. popular subscription. Yesterday L
paper was circulated on Main street
and S260 was subscribed. This ls bu,
half the amount necessarH 20 finance
the program so papers viii be left al
the Office Of the Central Maine Power
COMPANY anC al the store OF Samuel
Freeman and al those wishing to
subscribe 10 the fund are requested
70 call a. either place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
LOCAL 9oRTlne notes

The Cony baseball team wen;
through some strenuous practice
Wednesday afternoon IN preparation
for The game with Gardiner High dn
Gardner, Memorial Day Much OF
the time was passed in batting prac-
nce the BOYS brushing Up II al
stages Of TINS department Il vii
ne surprising f they do MOI get uuile
a bunch Of hits FRIDAY as thus far
this wear they ..zve been hitting the
sphere hard and consisren-lv
There will De a rally this forenoon
n preparation FOR the frs, Of the
series Of Cony-Gardiner games The
speakers have not yet been aanouu-
ced. 1t is hoped by this means 70
get good crowd ID accompany the
lsam ID the down river CITY The
fans and students have not been
turning out % the games 1nis season
Us they should. bu. al VINO can
should ne present MAY SO