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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
Rsad Agents Appointed IN Somerset County y-Lavey Ma
mortal SeviceMatef Of First Baptist Church Fedefat
ing with Island Avenue CON gregational Church Be Dis
cuSSed

| honor at Bates, having been maze
president af ne Student Council. ne
student governing body TINS IS Inc
highest hnnnr the council ian confer
upon It's mem mosrshIp. This ADDED
duty gives nlm three presidential of
fees a. Bales. the o1tlsr two being
me presideTfcy af MS class and me
Bates College Y IL. C A. presidency
Mahien Jacobs. of the +a2e CLASS 5.
H q. left Thursday morning Tor
NinEo Springs where ne will be EN-
pioped during the summer.
Grand Warden Leslie L. Jacobs OF
the Grand LoIgs Of OnG Fellows
was IN Richmond Wednesday even
ing 20 attend the reception rendered
Grand Master Frederick B. Peabody
of thai Town by the-socal Odd FELLOWS
iadge Of Richmond. Ms. Jacobs par
uclpRIed IN ne program, being
among the speakers.
Ar and Mrs, II ?. Mchsnnev,
Ella Mckenney of Lake Pariin. Elsie
Mcksnney Of Portland. Mrs I. Il.
Kennedy ana F'iosHie Forgue OF
,Iackman made up an automobile
party - remain n town for snof's
tine "Wednesday and THURSDAY. Mr.,
Mckenney was returning from Port
land.
MIR. ana Mrs. Jack Wright. VINO
nave returned from an extended "Trip
10 Los Angeles. Calf. and a stay of
some length in BasIpn ana vicinity
were IN town Wednesday, calling On
Mrs. Annie r Fish and attending 10
business matters. They have been
visiting with Mrs. Wrgrt's parents
IN Waiarviile but are shortly lBav-
ing for VeEaHcnI state.
Mr ann Mrs DaVlu Adams and r
B. Tayior OF klnEfieid were visitors
in town Wednesday making their
headquarters at the New SkBWhegan
House. An auIomoi,Iie marty rsg!s-
tefinE AZ II, same husreieFy WeGnes
day Included MI ana Mrs. " G. FL
listr ann Mr.. ana Mrs. J. A. leonard
af Wa,ervilie.
Memorial services for the late
Thomas " Laviey viii be hsid from
his farmer residence. corner NJ Shir
ley ANA Dinsmsre streets. At s.sR
O'Clock Friday.
Mrs. r H. Anderson If Portland
is visiting hars with her mother,
Mrs A. K. Perkins Of Maple strest-
She expects her husband. Capt An
dsrssn wno has been serving in the
0uaFfernaSter Corps al the Phila-
deiphia Depot n receive his dis
charge and arrive home next week.
Miss Sadie Martin left Thursday
murning In attend commencement
a. Bates cniiege and IN visit fur a
time in lewiston and SabarIus.
Among the up-caunty people -
visit Skowhegan this week have hesn
Mr., and Mrs. A. T. H Rlpxnm. Mr..
c. Slsxsm. Mrx. l. Rioxnm and Miss
Eleanor Prebies IT LsnE Pond.
Al rhs mofning Bervice il rhe Firm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
HOXIE

Laura Hun of WateFzilis hss
opened her home here for tns suD-
mef months.
Miss Bessie Clark Is vtsifin8 hRr
COUSIN. chas. Clark and family e
Oakland.
Ralph kerstead visited his schn0i-
mates. Csmond and Roswell Bofia6
al Oakland several days last week
Mr. ana Mrs. ". L MaTciA OF
Larcne were recent guests At tho
" wasilourn farm; also At J. ?. otss'
Carroll OTIS. VINO has recently re
turned f-um orerBea- ls stopping VIII
ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs John otas.
J. F. Otas Is suffering from . hod
stomach rruuhie-
Fred Priest and family Of Skov-
heEan were recent guests AT III.
Priests neither Jeanette Priest
Mr. ami MIS- Harry otls of Wins
low were recent GUESTS II NJ. CTS
parents, Nj and Mrs. Joe OTIS.
Mrs. Matte Hagen has returned
from a visit Of several weeks With
her sister IN Aroos,ook-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Henry C-oweIl mas returned from
the Spencer reEians where he and
Forest Commissioner +, h Colby
nad business n connection Win the
Maine Lumber industry. Nj. Crow
ell. VINO is q member af the board Of
county commissioners. WITH zaem-
bers of the hnard mas returned from
an Inspection OF up-river highways
IN the plantations The rnaas N the
vicinity Of Dead River IN splendid
shape while me conditions generally
are very good. The following road
agents have been appainted. May
field Plantation. Periey Bryant
Pleasant Ridge Plantation. Fred
SeRne. The Forks and MoXle Gore.
Mont Beane; BigefoW Plantation.
RAYMOND Kicker and Flagstaff Cliff
Butler Henry P. Mchsnney mas
been appointed road agent from The
Forks Bridge 70 me Canada line
with the exception of Jackman ana
Moose River which are handled
through the tOwns-
SkoWheEan friends VIII ne inter
ested n learn that Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph ". Webber. VINO have lived n
Portland for several months follow
luE residence of considerable length
n Auburn. are ID MAKE their future
nome N NewIonvlIle, Mass, where
Mi KeDber mas purchased a hume.
he mas been advanced from time %
Llme as a salesman for Swift d CO..
and when N Portland was manager
of IF houses n New England for
that concern. Ee Is now Id De can-
necred with The main office house
and because Of this Is removing his
family 10 Newtonr.lle. Mrs. Webbfr
vas formerly Miss Rachel Savage,
daughter of MIS- Flora Savage Of
Middle street
Mr. ana Mrs. Harold wilkinson Of
Leaminstsr, Mass. whe were mar
r,ed last week. are leaving Friday
after being hsre to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Neisan Of Summer
St Ms. Nelson IL GA aunt of Mrs.
wilkinson
Frank Fairhrethsr Of PitrsAeid
wno was brought over for enmmln-
men1 - ttle County Jail last Tues
dag. mas been released ON order of
creditors. Frank Curran. vino was
befnre me court charged with as
sauiting E Mckinney, road master
of the Maine Central has alsn been
released On procuring the nensssary
bonds.
Rex. O. h Tracy, Phi. d of the
First baptist Church left here
Thursday mnrning far Lewiston TO
or4 Ts-x- Fan
Caiisge. His son. Leighton Geod-
win Tracy, will deliver the Ivy Day
GRAFTON. He will return 20 SHOW
hegan Saturday and will be In his
pnipit as usual Sunday forenoon.
Br. Tracy's ether snn, ciin 3. Tracy
has lust received another distinctive
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

FR2I.ss c;lurcn mex, Sunday rhe mat
ter Of Ia, church tederaring with TIA
Island Avenue Conversational cnurcn
Will De brought up and viii De votsa
. upon 1r signed baIlor. Al par
isnloners are asked 70 vote ana al
VINO are unhnif % attend are request
ed 10 forward their ballots. N oroer
ma. me opinions of al interesre6
may De obtained. The general prin-
Cipie -or the basis Of THIS federation
shall ne the equai sharing Of pr1vi-
leges ana responsibilities. The name
af tnis orEaaizailsn snauia II ae per
fected VIII ne The Fedsraced First
Baptist ana Cangregaacna. Church
Of Skowhegan." The government of
ne organlzS ION. il Is undersroOd
would De vested IN the bpdy Of be-
levers ana adhersSrs VINO compose
y. The state and District associa-
rluns of eacil denomination are 70 De
receEarsed. all pa-isn and church
organizations being Incorporated ano
having possession ana control OF
r-us, funds anu property continued
as heretofore. There would be
JtlHk Gti1ltIlkcr II bth esaAl! H0l "a
the agreement 70 De designated as
The Finance GammitIee" and
iolnr committee would also De ap-
pointed. three from each party. 70
look particularly after the musical
interests of the combined churches.
The sunday school would he known
as the Federated Bible Schooi and
nssiGs the superintendent would
have TWO assistants. enc from each
denomination. there would also be a
supeY1n -endent and ASSISTANT super
intendenI Of Young Peoples work.
one from each sanfety 10 ne e.ected
by the Federated ppdy. The ciuhs,
societies. and organizations connect
aG with either church are "a De Con-
Jlnuefi as 1eretofare- The financial
plan which the churches would adopt
wouiG De the budget" system. in
Producing systematic subscriptions
with pledge cards and duplex en-
velopes. generally known as tils Er-
cry Member Canvas Insurance and
nepaIrs weuid for d time al least be
cared for by the awaers Ut tas re
sfectlpe pIecss of property. Persons
desiring church membeFahip II il un-
ders1ood would be perfecils free ara
unrestricted IN Gnuice aAd the tWe
ministers. Rev. Q. Il. Tracy, ] D,
and Rev. c. II. AcEihiney would for
The present continue As ass8ciAls
pastors Should rae federation ne
perfeered IL may Se dissolved sy
twa-tiiirCs pols- The autassae of the
vote ar Sunday py the First Baptist
peeeie is se,ng avaiisd with great
interest The Congregational parish
has already rafed fav0rahiy an the
-na-Ier- The place Of worship would
De Sunday mornings al the Congre-
gatianal eailire II in understood and
the First church would eventually
become probably community house.
Mrs. &. r. Eaton went n Nar-
riaEewack Thursday maFning tn whit
with trlands.
additional gkoWnegAa news else
where in this issue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

evening. whare Miss Allen viii visit
nsr sister. Mrs =. p. SMITH for some
weeks. while Ar.. Adams viii rlsit
for few DAYS.
Wallace Allen of Lowell. Mass, az
rived SaIuriAg a1gnt tor few days
visit with HIS family.
3. 3. Coombs went 10 kumferd.
Saturday, for his wife and children.
who have been pasnng a veek with
ner people there Ee made the rr1p
oy auto.
Miss Maria P,impton il in Gardi-
ner for q snort Jlme-
School ciased Friday for the sum
mer vacarlsa. Tha children enjoyed
ICE cream 4, the Cioae Of srnoei.
CGRNERS-Rey. A. A. Walsh of
Gardiner delivered the baccAlauraAfe
serman 1t the Congregational church
al tbs CornesE SUNDAY aftsrnosn.
Gsarxe Ryras sf Camp bevens Is q
vlsItar q, the nnme of Mrs s. P.
kehdr1Ek
Gerald Jones Of Whitman. Mass,
WAS a week end guest at SermOre
Whites.
Mr. and Mrs. gilbert Baker and lit
tie daughter ef Lewiston passed the
week end AT the Baker heme at the
Corners.
MISS Matte knight il passing a
few weeks with her cousin. Mrs. NJ.
A. Hunneweii IN Hudson. n. E.
Mrs. Susan Baker. Mrs. Emery Ia
ker, Mrs. Howard Ackiey and little
daughter all of Lewiston. are stop
ping at their summer home n the
Corners for q few wees.
The teachers and pupils of the
North. Pine Tree, Earle and Lincoln
schools all had picnics al places near
their different school buildings Fri
cay All of the scneis N town closed
Friday for -ne summer Vacation with
Ins exception of the FerrTn.
The Dramatic club played their
drama entitled 'The Masonic Ring'
al Richmond Corners Menday eve
Hlng for Inc benefit ef the graduating
class uf Litcnfieid Acadezay-
Alton FarT, Richard Farr aad
Katherine FaTr, of Manchester. are
visitors at the home Of their grand
father, r. v. Libby
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
VASSALBORO

CROSS HlL@Nrs. Fioyd Hart
fnrd ann eniidren. aiss Mrs Herbert
Riaaaxiai. and chiiaren ana Willis
Hartford. al at Leads. ware in
Naid0Bare a few days last week. sne
guests fnr . tsw hours of Mrs- hart
fnRd's parenrs. M aad MIS-. Gsa-
Gliddsn,b ringlaE with tasm thar
grandmother Mrs. Rufus Gliaaan.
Mrs Harry S0ulo ana chtlaren.
Bertha and RASNnna. alse Mrs
Garden Gsuss& vvs saIass - the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

WEET-Mr and Mrs Jerome Rand
trum Somesviiie, Mass. haye pesH
guests ii F. D. R2nd's.
Msss Grace Cox from Liberty. whe
has oesn teaching a. East Vassalhnro
is visiting her friend. MISS Gladys
Burgess.
MI. and Nrs. Clarence Howard and
ctlridren we're guests Sunday al y
l. Goddard'E.
r. P. Chapman has arrived at his
home FOR the summer.
Mrs. Skinner has been visiting her
sen Fred for q few days.
Mrs Emma Goddard passed the
day Tuesday with hsr daughter. MIS-.
Bailey
Mrs. Harvey Perkins has been
called away by the serious illness VI
t.er mother
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

! h L
vEEAT-Spet stsRGy; No -en lss
elevator expbr--
r-teRN-spor hr,n, No yellow u and
Nc !. white 9s e { New York
,AA-S-SDef easy, Ma. white Isns-
paRk-Ba-eiy steady: mess sSnHAS"
-A-LOW-St-ons, city speciE. iopse
~.
ETTTEE-Easr: receipts 1t nn funs'
creamery higher than extras a2ans.s' eN-
---1ls. 70 scura 5l-TS1t; -rst sssas'; pacs-
ing s;eck current maze No. -.
ECGs-stsadv: receipts 1.Ab cases;
fresh gathered ex-as 5ss1a1- 40 HrsI ~
G4G7- DO. storage packed extra mrs "a
4es do 1-yt 47sd4Sf: state. Pa anu neat-
ny western nenne-y whites Hne 70 AN
t-v aaan6n: sta-e Pa and NEARBY neI-
,.-,- v.r.as ordinary 20 prime %asdsS.
tin brown 516sA; do. gathered nru~a
and mixed cniurs 4e6I. -,
POT TAToESIrreEulKr: BerMuua nni.
sEa7B0:e southern ,Sea@e: nin lA-sa-
sacks T5aF7Sm
g9AEES-stenrv and unc.anEeu
SEGAE-Rw s;ssd* cshI' iAss'
y; fine graauiated &B
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
E.rs o. :ne Days psaiings !" Al
me .eauinu Stocks

.ns -sauinU Stocks
ks yprE rune 1s.-Sfocks were less
nsgt leaav . me passihg Of me
N ,-,s,E ana -rading. wnile well
- nj. on -snEre marx. was smAii-
: ve,rns and scope. The IY,Hrkei
nsE,fv !gnsIng lntu PERIODS OF aoso-
J aE.lasss
= BARS opened ai s per cent me
r mia QUOTATION SINCE last rH-
az. easing o on an aoun0ahl
N offerings from local sources
= sEpr.srnenIed nr an inflow Of IN
y tu1cs. ouI lme money remAinea
nsreyf o. nnneisrv conditions pre-
tzyther shading of rates, lncinoinE
z2!urf.ies nut the miGNear, Vnsn
sur.s va. ne available through
.Eieresi anu dividend Giscnrse-
n
NJ oeGrnE upon security vHine
s1H.Y q. domestic origin. aoNices
'I-lels enters confirming recent
q rsrsc..ng favorable crop Frns-
hcls!r.Ea progress and genera
sGIsaEsfon The absence 81 cA-
asai,hgs ana wild fiucruaunns n
.oip-x ANA other speculative Ia
hS EEk ne most Conspicuous ieaI-
Int sessinn. those issues ruling
n strong lnul ne last hour. when
EEt aar-lv rom professional guar
thse;sn a. sharp reaction.
s'e.ss s-tena,ng 70 other snares
escs-aIs aegrse. ouI fond. fertilizer
faeEAc. ssues 0ursned a contrary
s@nr-nE g-oss gains of two 10
ReirsE
sn,pplnEs ana meTa.s were also
sf lppr ~ me setn4cE towards
tass: n. rn..rhef ending with an
Tar lnner-une Sales mounted 70
st:--ts
1l.E I ,anGs WAS cornnRrntlveiF
ut ~egr-,c,ad a1,f sreadv. Tatal
pa ra.uf aEgreEaied 81, ID. on.
oF'nGs unchanged on CAL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Boston. June y.
EEEF--hnire whoie cartle 1su[
ECv-EE-Nor-hern creamsfF sAa~e
aInss: wester-, do. aen@l
CEEESE-New twins eG.-As '--saSs
C0PN-Na yellow 30bd16
EEGE-Nearpy hennery ss90; west
err extras S1dI-
FLOUR-spr,ns patents. lss-ip. sach'
-.ed.-.5
EAy-Nn. timothy @S446-
I.AMB-sprfng I62 a,=,-
0aT[Fancv 10 10 42-ih. sacks sisaAs-
PCRk-Medum backs sIh
PoTATDES-Maine. per lo -ns- GA1
lots. I-5dT. -,,. m
STGAR-GrnuiRsed. wnoissAie.
yyer 100 lbs. IN bulk
vFaI-iyHE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
CLASSTED-DEPIAY
$500 DOwn Semres l2O AaoA,
. Cows. Horse and

hill SUNDAY Of their parentA. NJ and
Mrs. Geo. Gli6den.
Mr and Ar1. Augustus Ftnkham oS
Reacfieid were callers a. Mra- Pink
hams parents On Cross Hia Friday
evening. coming by auto-
Mrs Rufus GiioGen of Waidoboro
Is visiting her son. George Glidneu IN
yassaiboro Mrs. Giidden. who IL
pRsf 80 ysaT1 old. stood tbs 1pur1ey
we'll.
Warren St4nchAsld wAs . recanf
caller On crWss Eli. Mr.. stsnch-
tiel6. coming from Pemaquia whers
ne mas been stopping a week. was N
1is way heme 10 kbaddeia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
WINDSOR

Mrs Henry Davis Of West Wind
sor are seriously i'll.
The ice cream safe al the Metno-
ais, parsonage Saturday evening was
a great success. These Eaies VIII
rapr-nue a. the same place every
SATURDAY evening until for further
notice
M. and Mrs 3. G. AusseS enter
ra!ned friends from Brooks SATURDAY
and Sunday.
Al Rogers was q business visitor
n Augusta Monday
FRANCIS Cslburn. Mr. and Mrs F.
8. Colburn and friends recently en-
,uyed an aute trip ID Whifslisid and
Chelsea On business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Miss Mary Allen and Mn Elsasra
Adams motursd 10 WeteFviile Sun
Gay. remaining all RiOhr with Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Gilman. They started
Asnday morning far HDuifon- Miss
Aliens niane. Miss C. EiiRberh
Smith and friend. Miss RseA wheat
On of Heuiton. Whs aee atta1AinG
Colby ceiiege made Fhs trip with
them. They Mastered thFeugA in ens
any, arriving n H0ultaa Aenany
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Mrs. Enoch Hughes af The Bronx
New York. suffered palnfW scalp
wound. fractured left wrist anu
general shaking IN. while MY
Hughes suffered a broken collar bone
and ether injuries ON Monday fore
noan. when they vers pinned undsr
their auta. winch Was overturned On
q gravel pile IN CaEters hii' in Naoi-
wicn IN trying tn pEss another autn
They we're talEan 10 rhe Hath City
hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Chicago. tune II
II was a case of shnrts tidning up ,re
market an themselves To-Day N - -.is % e., =
trade NeVertheiess uew sop "
was sirrn sc 70 &c net higher WIN ssax ~
lG 10 iEis and Ssptemf,er IsAa 70 -
Cats finished sc tn lac dDwn. Ana p'
yin,ans unchanged 10 s csnts hse"ei
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

New Ofk Money MArKet
New York. June u.
Mercantile paper as0a.
Sterling T-day pills ia.
Conne-clai Sa-dRv bills On banks 4.as.
Cumrnercial ap-Gay siils 4.S&. demand
ALL. cables 4-6ei.
Francs demR nd s tk- cahies SAT
Gulide-s. demand Pa. cables
Lire. demand SIS. cables b.aa.
Government honfis sIeadv.
RaliroHd bends SieaGE-
Time luans strong; Il DAYS. 81 days
and six months 5sd6.
Cau money easy llEtl & low j. rul-
ing rate n. closing nid 4. offered AT o,
last leHn >. hank aCcsptances 4S
Z = -S reg ------------------ --------- 81
6c earn 81
= Is --ag ~
an s.c,1Y, ~
r. ss 70. las
a, conn lhs7
At 4 r On. cr Is ..-...-- 1tei-
Angie F-.ncn as .-.. q ;--a6
e O cy. as .-. 81
Cant Leather IS ..--.--------.,------ ga
- < - As - rs
2 e = -p -... Ts-
1n- We~ Mar a. .... sG
-arr Us Ha
Rsndinr IS -
g na' ~ Is , lE1
81 ~ * ...... All
= steel ref. IS .-........---- 1b-s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Willie True mas rsce,Ssd mis- dis
charge from the. service ana arrived
home after nearly two years IN
Scotland ana France. Mr. True WAs
with one OF the sawmill units
The Erickson shew thar was held
u ednesGay evening vRs very fine
affair MI Fiorsr1e IN mis- seaEs
and dances was very weii Fe0slped
as ms friends we're vary glad 70
greet him # only fer one night
Mrs Belle Works and Mrs. Bertha
GRAY were IN Skownegan wednesday
on business
SUSIE True If Augusta is At hnsAc
for a sBDrT time 20 welcome hEr
brother. Willie Trne.
Charlie pecker mas finished hl0
work IN Rome and is at home naF ths
defesent-
Mrs. Edith Williamson was m
Showhegan "Wednesday On suEinenA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

'e" Jrk STOCK MdIkSL
-or-ns,ed Daily by
sAiNs BROKERAGE co.
- Mater ST.. Augusta
Slones -p1s-IBl9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

Appeai TO rhe Portland rciies -
save the municipal pigs has SeeA
made bF the everseefs Of the peoR-
There " insufiseien, edible gaFoAoe
FROM housenaIds. due ts eonseEvaft1n.
ann innosds when private ceilectnss
have made On what heretsfcss vas .
surplus supliy- Peiice AID il enlisted
because uniirensed collectors are
robbiRg ths muniripa. pigs n ~
City farm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20

LIVE STOCK

Horses, Cattle. Vehicles 4S
ECLT- yrH. aid roam, after hig Belgian
horse. weight between -S00 ana lAn0
clever. partly broke. Tea. l6.-l
CLICK RssuIts-JournaI Want Ads
Low Cost
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-23

Summary: Two-base hits, Grennan,
Fricke; three-base hits, Steck, 2, Hill.
Strikeouts-Larson, 10; Minner, g..
Passed balls-Durban, 1. Base on
balls, MINER tOhmer) Umpire -
Vigran. Attendance, 600
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-23
FOR BOUT
WILL Be SELECTED
SOON, IS REPORT

TOLEDA, June 23.-With the ar
rival today of Major. A. ]. Drexel Bid
die. president of the army, navy. and
civilian board of boxing control, the
much discussed question of selecting
a referee, and possibly two judges.
for the heavyweight championship
contest between Jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey here July 4. is expected to
be settled before night
Adam Empie, secretary of the board
has been in Toledo since Saturday,
discussing the issue with Promoter
Tex Rickard. Willard, Jack Kearns,
manager of Dempsey, and members
of the Toledo boxing commission. A
nomination has been in progress
among Toledo sports in the interest
of Ollee Pechord, official referee of
the Toledo boxing commission, whose
appointment as third man in the ring
has been openly urged AS the In
dependence day match will be held
under license issued by the Toledo
commission. it is regarded as prob
able that the commission will have
considerable to do in naming the ref.
cree.
The consensus Of opinion seems
to be that in addition to referee, two
judges also will be named. The box
ing board has expressed preference
to this manner of deciding the con
test, and as neither Willard nor Demp
sey has made and objection. the plan
may receive its first American tryoui
in the heavy weight championship
contest. The referee would be caller
upon to render decision only in case
of disagreement between the two
! Judges
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-23
CYCLONE KILLS 200
(Rv Associated Press,

(By Associated Press)
FARGO, N. D., June 23-Approd-
mately 200 persons were killed by a
cyclone that struck Fergus Falls,
Mimi, yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-23
DAYTON WINNER
FROM RICHMOND
BY SINGLE run
Local Nine Defeated by 81
Score-Pete Minner Off
Form.

single, three-bagger In one Inn
Ing and two doubles In the next gave
Richmond the small end of to 2
score at the hands of Dayton, Sunday
afternoon at Exhibition park.
Pete Minner, local hurler, was COM
pietely OF form In the box as well as
at bat. He only struck out three men
during the entire nine sessions, while
Dayton hit him six times.
Chuck" Larson, Dayton pitcher, was
there with the goods. He registered
ten strikeouts during the game and
allowed but five hts one Of those
being three baggers which gave Rich
mond two runs in the sixth inning.
Larson is an oldtimer having played
in the Western, Central and Assocfa-
ton.
A change in umpires in the fifth inn
ing caused the remainder Of the game
TO be played under protest but as
Dayton collected total of three runs
OF four hits--a single, three-base
and two doubles-the idea of pro-
testing the game was dropped.
Umpire Slows Game.
Up until the fifth the game had been
running smoothly although the UNI
pire was slow in getting his decisions
across. Not more than four batsmen
had faced each pitcher in any inning
and although strikeouts were few, the
felders on both clubs were getting in
some good work.
But in the fifth, Kofhagen, second
man up, sent slow ont to Funk, Day
ton third baseman, who f1elded the
ball but threw badly to first, placing
Korfhagen safe. Durham was called
out on strikes, which started the riot,
as the decision was thought to be I'M
fair. Mr.. Umpire was removed as a
result and Sam Vigran OBLIGATED. Then
with two outs and one man on base
Minner stepped to the plate and sent
an easy one to second.
In the sixth Richmond broke up the
game but in the next Dayton did
worse than the Quakers ever thought
about-all in one inning Dehner, first
man up for Richmond struck out but
as Williams, Dayton backstop, dropped
the ball. he had to be thrown out at
first.
Popkins Makes Strike.
Then Bacon singled, and Hill, who
sent terrific three Dagger to right
scoring Bacon. Schlenker hefted one
to deep left, and Shuey could not re
lulA IL " llC OCLOIO I1lll SCOISQ
Popkins struck out for the third time
retiring the side.
In the first of the seventh, Funk
sent one down the first base line
which Popkins scooped up, but Shuey
next man up singled to center ano
Steck tripled to right scoring Shuey
Dinner dropped one just over short
which Dehner mussed up, allowing
Steck to score. Williams snapped one
to third and Larson dropped one in q
hole retiring Dayton with the score
tied.
Dayton Takes Lead
Leininger did his part to bring il
another tally. singing to center with
no one out. Korfhagen sacrificed hin
to second. and Durham popped TO thirC
TO second, and Durham popped to thirC
since playing with the Quaker club.
Dayton then took a one-run lead
Brennan let loose a heavy one tina
bounced clear int othe left field ditch
for two bases. Wellbaum showed
hot one TO Minner, but Fricked wal
loped another two-bagger SCORING
Brennan Funk hit to Minner, VIII
threw out Fricke at third. Shue.
rolled to short and was out.