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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Supcrins win Opencr

BROOKLYN, y. Y, May 2-Brooklyn
opened it, home season today with shut
out victory ovet Boston. Pfeifor and Ru'
dolph had pitching duel until the eighth
inning when krueEer's triple scored tNo
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National League

Rostor at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
CincinAnti at St Louis
Chicago at pittsburgh
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Totals ,...........t y Ia
'BAtted Tor Townsend in fifth
aBatled for Manske In ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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Clsx.lsnd
nttroIt
Matted i1r Fuimaun ln slrih
lBAttrI FOR t0umhc DO eighth
SCtEE ItY lNNlNGS


Detroit ..... .......ln lnN u3D "n'-
zoo olD O3U-- q
s,luuary Rurs Bu,h i2l jonf - p.
cobb la. Ncarh '2I. lleIn'ar fG"hF.
i.mrS Graocy ~. speaker smith John
atom Wood Errors tbApmAr, Gardner
Two hAss hits-leach Jorss Smith fsI,
Gardner. Chapman t2|. Gfanry Ihfo'
Nsts bite .Ncach hush Gardner stolen
hAa,a .Gtaos, Sprsk,r Double pay
Hssb, johnson and 'peshsr. ba'" or
Cournhs on Fnr's struck oui-~by
BaEby. J. by C1ubbe, / by lSm's. o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

Again the oilers have demonAtrat-
ed their ability TO hit Fourteen
blngles IL good enough to win In any
league, John Wuffll led with four
blows In five trips. Every player hit
safely with the exception OF Bayne,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

NEW YORK NAY The New Nors
Nationals opened their homo season today
with a one SIDED asirtory over Philadelphia
The Giants pounded Watson hard getting
ia hits for total Of 20 bsssI, while
RArnrs Maa rM.ctlvn throughout
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
American League .

g. louis atFhicago.
Detroit AT cleveland
Washington At philadelphia.
New York at Boston
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League.

At TULSA \. OMAHA
At wichita 2. Des Moines ,
A. Joplin l6. sioux CITY IA.
At oklahoma CRY l. ST. Joseph p.
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American Association

Milwaukee at Columbus.
81 Paul al Toledo
Kansas city at Louisville
Minneapolis at Indianapolis
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st. doc. 3: Oklahoma city, I.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okls. May ? st
Joseph hit Tabor hard'in the first two in
ninEs OF todAJ game and won the iinAl
contest Of the series from Oklahoma City,
to CsporAl Kept Tho locals hita veil
scattered except Ia one inning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
New YORK
philAdeIphia
New York

Young i2i king Chase t2N. poyns tZI,
Kaur Zimmerman t2. McCsrty. barues
Errors Bancroft wallace Ludtraa Cady,
Watson smith Two hatt hits-hMsuhel
Kauu. p Baird. Rurus Young Home run
Mrrary Stolen base Burns Double plays
seeking Doyle and Chase Sekiug and
Chase Bases on bGiiS-ON nSrnes. ? on
Watson S. Struck outH#By BSrnes By
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
American Association.

A. Louisville 3 Kansas cry
Al lndianapo,Ho2 Minneapolis 0.
At Columbus ! Milwaukee
Al Toledo ., 81 Pau. Z.
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National IIcngnc.

A. Erooklyn 9. Eos'ou o
At 81 Louis :. Cincinnati Q
Al Pittsburgh o Chicago :
Al Ncw York -. Philadelphia =.
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southern association.

A. Atlanta :, New Orleans
4 At Memphis &Nashvlne 9
At Little Rock 2 Chattauoosa
SAT Birmingham lt9 Mobile y.
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At san Antonio ., Beaumont J.
At shreyepor, s. Waco 2.
Al Fort Worth l. Dallas 4
At Houston 3, Galveston :.
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81. Louis


Summary: Runs-RAth Shotton t2l
Stock, PAulettc. Miller. snyder, Tuero t2).
Errors-Groh t2l. Dsubert, RIether, Miller
Three base hit--Snyder Double play
Smith and psulette Bases on bAlls--OU
Reuther. ?: on Horstmsn. g. struck out
by Reulher d BY RinK 3. By Horstman. !.
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American League

Al Boston ! New York 3.
\, Cleveland q. Detroit -
At Chicago 4, St Louie -
A. Philadelphia 2 Washington Z.
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Weather and Track Perfect
for CldremOre Race MeetinQ

Minnie r, III. Dcprl. III. EllRibles
Thirty seven sight Cap. ia.
iinh = one Mile.
y. G Cole ebert Lee. III;
Browns FHyOrn,. III, High Horse,
III. Examiner l2o. orlando. III,
Petelus. III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

Bill Jackson is a scrappy manager
and thereby has Incurred tho dis
pleasure OF numerous umpires. Con
DAILY chased him the first game and
almost berchcd him yesterday. Bill
was the target OF the bugs yesterday
but itS' the scrnppy pilots like
Jackson that make the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Joplin
Sioux City
one out on inhcld fly.
'Batted for Fletcher In ninth
SCORE ny INNINGS.

SIOUX city ............go0 200 lO4 10
Joplin ......,- .....023 O20 olh--lo
summary Runs Moran t2), Thomson.
Robson t2). Walker, Defato, East. Fleioh.
cr, McCsrty, Huswitt ta), AelVsr t2D.
lierAn Bnbcek tJl, Diamond t2J, Thomp
son tJl. Collins t2), Cruteher Errors
DeiAtc 90. Lamb tJl. Bribeck, Thompson
t1l. Two base hits Adams Melyer, No.
ran Rribeck. Thompson, Collins Three
base hits-WAlker Huis~itt, Mclver. Sac.
rihee hrs-MorSn, Diamond Thompson.
Sacrifice ny-Thompson Double play
prfAte TO Adams. struck out--By East ! ,
by Crutoher, 8 Bases on bAils-On tsst,
= OF Fletcher, of Crutoher 7. Hts
on EAst 0, OH Fletcher, 4. OF Crutcher,
IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

PITTsBr RGH NAY Chicago defeat
ed litsburgh in the opening game here
t0duy each side using three pltrhsrs.
Nayer had t, hand split by liner from
Uo'Io,hers hat iu tho trst inning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
RronklYn


summary Runs wheat t2). koneirhy,
Error, HsrIog Smith Olson, Pieher.
Two.bs hits Rudolph, urlffith. Three
base hit-Krueker Stolen bases RiErert,
Malon. Rases on balls OF Rudolph, .,
on Pfcffer l. Struck out-By Rudolph,
3. by Pfefier
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unri,r sirnIns Side.

CLKaLANb. May 2-Detroi. defeated
Cleveland again today, Pitcher B'Eby vi"
forced to retire with strained eide "h'n
d, M, lead and each Of hn successors hAd
bad inning
The scare
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

Mobile o. birmingham -.

At birmingham.
Score by innings; II. II r..
Mobile .... .OOO 600 900 0 o !
birmingham T20 400 iON--l4 rs 0
batteries ellis. Day. Brown and
Coleman. Benedict. Crews and Pc
totE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

Spencer Abbott Is another leader
who fights for every point Both he
and Meyer protested vigorously when
DAILY called Captain Benny's hit down
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Western League
Jon,iu ia. s,o,, city. 10.

Joplin. 10; sioux City, 10.
JOPLIN, Mo, May 2.-Joplin made II
three stfaiEhts over Sioux City today In
the last game OF the series. winning, 10 TO
10. in game marked by continuous hitting
and numerous errors
ha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

Ucn Law II7. NOylI T, II6I louis
lIrsuk. ll3. llns'v Riches. ll3, stl-
ycy schupiro, III. Dinero, ll3,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

1hlrd Itnc', i1N'-iiRhthN vic
Velvet ll3. Men los, Myrtle A
ll3. pcrs,vcro. lOs. Mcdfurl Roy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

NJ. Louis
Chicag.


'Battsd for DGuiotth In seNenlh.
aBaued for BrnE IN ninth.
SCORE ny INNINGS
d, ,. $50 i0i got I'll
-. 0iO oO2 OlO--
s,,,,,,,, Run. Weaver. Jackson t2).
G.ngW Tob,n Gcdron (2), Jacobson.
Rroniio tai. Gsrbcr (2), SEVERED u,lls
gIC"r.I- ] Lsihold. Gandil q Williams Two
h.,e hiu- Gedeon tg,, ssveU'd lsl I,2p.u.
sitler. Jackson, Jacobson Felath, h"'me h"me
run- GAndu Bases on 6alla ON uAy,.ntfi'
4 OF panforth Nrck out.BY WI
li,m, + by Danforth g. by usllia, Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
Pittsburgh


summary: Runs-Hliollochsr rAskert.
MerLie. PICK Terry. CAREY Error Hol
loeh.r Two base hit. Ho.lochcr Three
base hi, Righee stolen bases Rsrmsr.
Terry. Carey, Cuishsw MollSit Boscsel.
Double plays Martin, pick and Nrrklt;
HoIlocher. ptct and MsrkIe Base, on
Douglas /. W Evans Z, Struck out--by
Tyler. /. BY Douglas, ?| By E'anS 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

ARKANSAS -Unusual bar.
gains In lor priced farms with com
Portable buildings FOR $40 80 go per
acre on good terms ssnd Tor copy OF
farm bulletin with descriptions ot over
50 farms STUART Land Company, Dc
QSeeu Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
New ~Irvim& Place

spot lovers and particular investors with small
amount capital addition adons Irving Place the
submitted the conservative buyers for their approval Par
called the proximity of this property and its
pece value order dispose Of this addition
quickly and advanageousy strang point concedng
tain privileges in desirable terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

BIG CROPS ~ NORTHWEST TEXAS
on THE SEW LINE JF THE SANTA
~ The Federal Railroad Admlri'ira
tion has authorized the completion o.
the new shattusk branch Of the Santa
Fr railroad 10 take csfo Of tldN years
hig crops vheAt oAts and sorghums.
This viii open for immediate settlement
md development largs block ~ my
land In wheat and stock farming .'-
tion Of Orhilrte snd HAnsiort c0un eh
in northwest Texas near Oklahoma state
line. where thr first crop has boo mum
her Of -As~a paid for the land, and
where cattle and hogs cas- he raised ~
low cost Land IA OF prairie char
h-tcr ready for tho piow no stone
siumps no brush 10 he cleared. at atirAr.
Two prices on easy terms. climate health.
fu| rain falls during growing ssS-on.
Write FOR f-e0 illustrated folder giving
experience and results settlers hsvs se
cured IN short time on small oantal r
{ sparmAu. g2A Rahway LlehAnE'.
Chicago. 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
REAL ESTATE


FOR SAIL N,u house to move OF 81 lot,
. .'tr .., .. lr... ...
FuK SAILS owner foum ,uhutb'n
-uruIoe "r.tg 81. Bod rvrt 're ,-'
lInr a.so ou pavement l"' 90" 49,
o.. n.rr,I. .tisr.. ianF " house
lnrtr lr,"'l r,,. line
N'd H"'... '.. a.
A 81 BOO HOME i0f ~ -.. 't ",t
'.s l".. ',.tsa ivory
h"of lhro"sh'u" n,l'' lplI Nr,l
l.nuH iN'0H AH'''.'
U'A'l
bt~r uONE 'N llHIA 'uf mo I,- 49,
huura.a~, sn largo rn 'ws ,''t,'a
room. a',r""m. closets ,n
uoN hardwood '''t l.t.l ha.smrui
',, .,,r,- .ol aarage
a.. ... ... f.rr. .at W !.
n,.. y.....,, UI, phone aa
.... ......,. modern
hh NJ " Nf w 'l ''' wv ...ta and
hnIsu'd floors '"'''' .rir,I.
tAN fronts ono CO. - I'D 900
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REAL ESTATE


WANTED REAL ErrATE s'
MNNTFD .Ou rotu Ndr U, io. r. u.
"or'h', priced 'our FhoHr o.,h
WANTED 70 WuY House good ln.suou.
Close tu taihoIr school Phone ''i7
WANTED TO MY Ot o~rer 'u"r.
modern burr,.o~ vosi side ana. ash
payment hsIsnro lke r,nt Adif'fh
World
WANT io tur ,uitahls locsuon Tor hatrrv.
close in io business distract 10 w..| ifsd"
khntah ,lp NO. property Cal ia.m't
Al.b
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REAL ESTATE


" NpJ. Ni't uoSuy or tr| real estate.
g., 70 TO sNctn,} 5tI Robinson. rh't,
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LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE :

$50 ACRES Good farming land situated 10
sor'hvestrrn Missouri near Anderton no
improvement fine timer ThGpArcel Of
iand will make wonderful return a.
An invsrtmsut We'll watrred BY springs
address EdgAr McMAster. care Geo. Del.
Tulsa Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

HAVE 5000 diamond and several huhd red
dollars 70 mGte first payment on good
dt room TulsA residsnee vhst have
youf Address MAS. rAre World
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orTIoEs ~ pEsK RooM
FOR RENT


office space, ground floor location.
office appliance preferred, AT 2OS
East Second Apply Mr Roberts
East Second Apply -
MIR. ROBERTS
oFFICE rooms Tor rent Unity Bldg. AP-
ply supeuutendcn,. ..---y--...
oFFlCEs for ren, In Lynch building.
Aesns, from Hotel Tulsa. Ihone '4o OF
call room 22i. ---
TWO NICE big upstairs oriieo room' for
rent 2l3h South Boston .
WANTED rent, desk room. Addrs"
NJ 73 care World --
FOR RENT-Oince rooms. two rooms l..
4 r Rlig, phone 9ebo. -.---..
FOR RENT-Oue office room or desk
space Phone 646j ----
FOR RENT Furnished office room M
Rlir Rldg wiih use Of telephone Al@o
after a m. ..
STORES AND WAREHOUSES so
FOR REET Hall oT sroreroom. lnquire
Hylsnd Tailoring Co 10 West Terd
WANTED TO RENT 80
WANTED Small Furnished house N N
Kendall Address C. j. Green. care VI
Triangle Printing Co
WANTED Uufurri,hd 8. 1 room
house south side preferred by resuou
s,hle people on or before August d. '''
2ltI
Five or d room modern house reasonably
close in by rrsponslblc parry ''
Guthrie ..-...
WANT TO RRNr- seven W n'nr room
modern urfurnishcd house With rNAEe
South side preferred VIII pay s'''
rt'Nl fhorr ts'o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

SJfSlC IuuGg mrrshrd summer .ot
tagrt ON Shoai ffSss boating bathing,
fishing ltr cool srr,uE of finest vat.r.
Four miles Nnoshn d. miIHs joplin on
Scenic auto road Address Scenic .od sr.
boa r.. Nrutho. NU
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
nouSES ruRNIsnEn

REAI Is a l. FOX KEN /
HOUSES -ruRg1suEp Is
,,,e,,,,, ,.,I,.
~ l'it,'S ivy .'', 'n''' -, ',
IT.rg i,. 5'ol ,rr,ng Of r5cu wat.r
Scenic auto road Niaress seem, lodge.
boa o.. Ne7tho M"
Fng ppNr-r -r,,.,,s, ,oow tor. .lr
.o-sh from l~'a 4a4 Me-, 'sre'
n'p'"t rom p1.l' "'fAaI't p.o'.l.ns ,"N
Que Of Tho bs,, Investment, 10 de found
today House rent, for 80 monthly
Ihe rrprr 'o'r n 20" r"n'"l ''f 10
m"H''J N'"gi ''.' ''h" VI. """'''
IN"'' 1850 900
pARgAIy For r,rt - room resi-.
d,,.. vim r,r,s, ard .eryAr,,. quar-.
luJlag furniture god4 money masluE
propantI1n aud worth ih, money call
hoorshcsi.Iniur Phone $3.50.
,.,..,...,, ....,..,,, ..i... ,.....
r,..u Win r,ra., r.,ri, Cd. shade tor
rrr, h, rl,i.r mrruurc Tr., BgT5.
Som. ierr, e.. MporrUead Paine
Phone $3.50
,,ar ,.,.,.....,.,,,. ,...... ,-.....
80, n f,...lI. .... ,o.. ..,,
.,.,,or ~ Hams. on. Side ,s,n far ~
,sr g.ys tam, terms CAL Hoorshcad
Paine EIHfU 'H.I
..,... 4...
' '.E 'o1'' a"e room "'r
.'"" 'n' I'.l t' Wv. ..t ...''" ...,s
,r. rr,.. ,aro ,,rm, D,u Moore
head Paine Phone ss.4
81 NtN. .h'uM i~o "@tv house intnl'.li,el.
,W To- ,.,'"'i. '''' .''"'' '''D''''
VICTOR IS agl- yiss room. modern bun
r'.ow furnished Phone 7t2a
yng pryr r,. mi. ,.,,, tsrr,,teJ
rSsr. rUI r,.too
Fiya,NT r..,,,t., .,,v., ,,, r,rt. rr,
ION. st.',,,, .....,,l ,rr aar-t
~. '.,,.'... ,,l..l,,g Fdl,gr
rNsrrrarf r.. Io,t of rcisrrnte, w.
1uirsd utor, slsf ,r inquire At l2l5
< Denver
no RfNr At once. beautiful ur room -DoI
apartment Furnished FOR ak werht
Lor'on apAtmenn, rc'rrsncss Phone
500
SIX ROOM house cverl hing furnsh-d
$40 10 North Union. iAke owen fArk
car
RD-TON sol 'TW. Chose in. five rpuu
mrni,tM house 20 rent for ono month
fc1t very reatorAh'" Phone -ol-.
FOR REST Fiye room bungalow b'auu
frHv fYrrithsH. until September 4
]
I Ef EypD uDrrTlt ..it,f q fhouso fUi
rent. nrri,urs Tor sale. rent sij lights
v.ier aud ru furnished Phone n5JT
p,trNfru lyEgT 10 Strrfy furnished
ny, -o,m bur,,ior str,rty modern
UApirr di,fanSe Phone 2ssN
p,pp ,.os -E,,,,. ,,o,, ho,,. com
HH'I,,.. ,,,.,.t.5 pnorc a7iSR
! 49,
/ hNLt ~ dup,'' mouse nl'.y ~
sI!.'N 'a"a'' ,,..
! '''7 "t ''' - VT" ..-4..
! FOR RENT -tarnisnef house iof tN'
inon'ha p rooms J. uo"' -
| FOR RENT -Furuithed eAstIfon' 9.toon
/ house cArhEs dearAb'e ne'E mo h""u ,,--
! July u TO Vslobei l. 80 ''u''
sou -p"".'t -. .. --,-
/ not sE FOR tENI proTialng yop ouy 'ur
hliot's no .u''u' w ''''' 90,
| sENEN ROOMS FURNISHED, llos sou
bou'a"r iot 'nS sunni '" P1'"'A WV"
v,Iy SI, 2s,1I. s1Tru iiooEysry 5..ir,sl. W..
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office space. ground floor location
office appliance preferred AT zO'
East second Apply Mr Roberts
East Second Apply
MR.. ROBERTS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

kEW nnnEaIuE hyc rD0ys rrrAkfAN room.
mAutri. bookcases writing deck. Kitchen
cabinet oll floors basement rhtag~
hlrN location beautiful vis~ $3.50 cash
handles Soc this today " Henry.
. phu0, 5000
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ACREAGE ron SALE Us
PkpSlE'r oNKutSS whore YOU can h4.
quarter acre - good ruu ,ul Co. good
location '"f $3.50 vita 80 yast Phone
E1st or yI1I
BUSINESS PROPERTY 81
uNL OF ,fr beef iu. ..,or, no Tulsa
saugrr { Brow rsG. ct.Ht. n.u.r li2n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
CANAAN

Canaan Grange held its annual
election Of officers Thursday evening.
Following are the officers: Master,
Leland Jewell; O., Frank Pooler: 6.
Frank Tibbetts. Lee, Mrs Maud
Nelson; Chap. Mrs. Adtiie Holt; Sec,
Miss Nellie Tibberts; Treas.. Miss
Lucie Burrill; Asst. S. Deane Sails
hurry: Ceres. Mrs. Ploomia Jewell;
Pomona, Miss Terna Davis: Flora.
Mrs. Alice Salisbury: I. A. S.. Miss
Sadie Mason; gate keeper. William
Nelson; chnrister, George Weeks:
pianist. Mrs. Lettie Foster: Asst.
Lecturers. Mrs. Clara Moody. Mrs
Elsie SALISBURY. Mrs. Maud Nelson
and Mrs. AdCiie Holt were appointed
delegates TO attend the State Grange.
Joseph Goss and little daughter Of
Boston are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Harris.
Charles Harris arrived Saturday
from a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Margaret Chase OF Providence, z. I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Eusra, Me-. church for several years.
spent two years AZ Cliftnndale and
SIX at Aiddlebnro. After service
of six years at Utica, n. Y. ne came
to Franklin last September
He had preached only one Sunday
in his church here when Obliged TO
give up on account Of nervous pros
traIiOn- Ee WIS for time al SAM
Larium in Aeirose, before going To
White Plains
Rev. Mr.. Nackinnon leaves a wife
and SIX children. one boy being al
Harvard now and another preparing
10 go there. A daughter is at Mt
Hoiyoke Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Law court
Convenes This Tuesday
at Courthouse
n druscoaoin casas Called fnr 70 A.
~ and Arsustnnk Cases for q p.
VI. - Cuusi,sriand Cases to De
Picard Wednesday, and Franklin
csaa, Thursday

~. - C0ufhsri1ud Cases to he
tiszrd "Wednesday and franklin
csasA Thursday
Andru1cnGgin and Arunstonk caaes
are m order for rnday's session of
the Maine law court. the December
term uf which cnnuenes at 10 o'cfuck
this Tuesday morning at the cuu-t
house with Chief Justice Leslie c.
Cornish Of Anguish and Assucia+e
Justices Albert M Spear of Gardiner.
Warren C Philbrook Of Waterville,
John 4. Morrill, Of Auburn, Scott VIII
son of Portland and Luere E. Deasy
on Ear Harbor sitting. Andrusciggir
cases are called for 10 A. NJ and
Aroustnnk cases fur 4 r. M.
Cumberland county cases are in
order for 10 A NJ, Wednesday, and
Franklin cases fur P. NJ Tilursdav
Assignment of cases from the other
Counties viii he made later
The following cases are on the
docket from Andrnscoggin and Aroos-
took counties:
AMDRoscoGEiN COUNTY
cantinusd casss
BermAn VS.. Langley.
Hayden vs. Maine Central Railroad
Co.
Karanleas We Dillingham; Ell al.
N. z. Milk Producers Association
VS.. Wing.
NurwickEky VS.. Yyzekeirsh.
PhiloDn, trustee. We. Rabbit.
Pratt VS.. Cloutier.
New Entries
Brisson VS.. Glen Falls ms Co.
Brisson VS.. The Fire Association
Of Philadelphia.
Dearborn VS.. French.
Greeley VS.. Greeley, Ex'r
State We. Taylor.
State VS.. Ward.
Warren Warsnap US. Hawkins.
Wheeler ct ais VS.. Smith Co.
White Co. VS.. Wood.
ARooSTooK COUNTY
Continued Cases
In re Island Falls Water Co.
State VS.. Burdeleau
Van Buren, Light & Power Co. VS.
1nhabs. of Van Buren,.
New Entries
Bell VS.. Doyle.
Farrell VS.. Farrell CT a..
Kidney, Adm, Us. Aroostook Val
ley R. r. Co.
McIuuis VS.. Bean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
STATE House BOWLING
LEAGUE STARTS MATCHES

With yelling enough to scare the Hun.
the State House Bowling League got
away 10 i,ig start al the Y II. c. A.
alleys Saturday afternoon. This 10 the
second yesr the Capitol people have had
league and the interest is keener than
ever. Thrss nf the four scheduled
matches were rolled and the way the
State officials got after and missed the
thin sticks WIS a surprise
Governor Milliken made his first ap-
psaranne 2s bowler and turned in q
most satisfactory scnrs for q beginner.
DR.. L D. Bristol. State COMM issioner
Of health, Secretary Of State Frank ".
Bah ard al, kinds Of Lesser lights did
their worst and best Thr whole Pub
lie Utilities Commission win soon make
its appearance
In the first mntrhes. the Furastsrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

SaIy FTdit-AfTiS6FB OF Gd6f r ear
He-eiectsd. with Harry Piunnrne- OF
Benton. Observation-Disclosures Ad
dresses
The kennebec County Sweet Corn
Growers Association held their an
nual meeting in CRY hall. Augusta.
Monday with a good attendance from
each local.
Harry Piummer as president called
the meeting to order and with a
few well chosen remarks explained
the purpose Of the meeting and val
ue Of Cha association 10 the mem
bers
The following men were appointed
by the chair as a nominating COM
mirtee: John Clemson, Oakland: J. O.
field.
This committee approved the re
election Of the Off GERS who had serv-
ed SO satisfactorily during the phst
year. They are as follows: President,
Harry PllI-1mer. Benton: vice pres
ident, George z. Wheeler, Water
Vile: secretary treasurer. z. III.
Lenfast. Manchester.
Remarks were made by 7. 7. Jones.
C. II. Knowlton, john Gleason, Cilas
WILSON, George E. Wheeler. e. NJ
Lenfest. Max r Willard
Charles Crawford of the State Az
ricultUral department and secretary
Of the executive committee OF the
State association. was present and
emphasized the necessity for pro-
durers doing all that is possible to
increase the standard Of quality Of
the sweet corn grown in Maine. To
plant an acreage that can be raised
and cared for properly; 10 plant only
on land suitable under average
weather conditions and to remember
that To continue IN the sweet cnrn
business the producers have as
much responsibility as the packers.
Mr.. Crawford then went On to ex-
plain the numerous ways in which
the executive committee were work
ing for the interest Of the members
and the industry.
A rising vote Of thanks was ex-
tended the Farm Bureau; county
agent and State agricultural depart
ment for their corporation and snc-
cess in organizing the Sweet Corn
Growers Association
All sweet corn locals IN the cDun-
ty were Represented excepting Al
binn. China VfIlage and Mt Yer
MN.
The. following were among those
present: II. A. Plummer, Charles W.
Wixnn. Z. II. Lenfest, I. L. Jones, c.
n. Webber, George H KnuwitDn-
Carroll Jones. George II. Eames. W.
Fl. Arnold, George E. Wheeler. John
Gleason. T. O. Brown, ]. ". Butman.
e. G. Palmer, j. O. Peck. Max f.
Willard, Charles III. Crawford, L. J.
Arvv, Charles White, W. P. Sawtelle.
W. a. Bourne, A. l. Deeriug.