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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-16
BOY KICKED ~ STOMACH
KNOCKED SEVERAL FEET

Another unfortunate accident oc-
cured Thursday when the young son
Of Clarence Mace dismountcd from
his horse To fire gun and frighten-
ed the animal. In his fright, the
horse kicked the boy In the stomach.
knocking him several feet. Drs.
Saurman and Brunct were hurriedly
called. and took tho boy TO the new
Allen Hospital. After careful exam
ination. II was decided that his
chances for recovery would be much
greater without the additional shock
OF an operation.
The young man was given close
attention for. 4s hours. after which
he was returned TO his home. where
he Is being kept quiet for u week or
two. At latest reports he was con
sldercd we'll on the way To recovery.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNiTED STATES LAND OFFICE
burns. Oregon. August Is. 1919.

Burns. oregon. August IS. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Bnn-
jamin II. Carson. of Egli, Oregon.
who. on Noyom' cr 2. 1914. prde.
Homestead Entry. No. O7SOS. 'or
Nw4 sEh. Ehswh. Sec. ii:
SWh, Section ~. Township 30 !
Range 20 r.. Willamette Meridian.
has MED notice OF intention 10 make
final threc-yoar Proof. To establish
claim to the land above described,
fcborc Register and Receiver at
Burns. oregon. on the i7th day Of
September. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses!
John Kirk. VIM. A. Burgett. Al
bert w. Wagner. and James Emtekar
all OF Egli. Oregon.
v. q. COzAD. Register. &.
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10 sec what could bo done.

10 sec what could bo done.
People who claim that this railroad
IL used only sufficiently ut present TO
hold the franchise aud that prae,lt.
ally all the traillc IL over the othcr
liac up the Dcsohutos. II IL pointed
out that the railroad people would
likely look with favor upon IA chance
to set something out of the expensive
road he'd they have built and which
proved OF 40 little renl value to thcm,
as The state would pay them ao1nc-
thing for Il to bo used as part Of
the highway. the rails and other
equipment being used to connect up
the east aud west line OF railroad
ti.rulph Central Oregon and thus
bringing II greater territory directly
In touch with Portland.
rhc scheme has merit and Is ono
tha, will be investigated. 'eoSldcn'
BisLp of the club appointed com
mittcc OF Sam Mothcrshcad. 4. H..
Leonard und Chas. NJ. Faulkner to
get IN touch with the situation and
see what could be done toward fur
thering II.
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Change OF food and water some.
times causes indigestion that leads
to sick headaches. biiiousncsn. bloat.
Ing. sour stomach. gas. bad breath
and coated tongue. Foley's cathartic
Tablets should be- In every tfaveler's
grip They act without pain. gripping
or nausea. They are n fine aud whole
some phyalc,
Sold everywhere
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NOTICE or MEETING or BOARD
or EQUALIZATION or SILVER
CREEK VALLEY IRRIGATION
nllrIISvr

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. that
the hoard of directors OF the silver
Creek Valley Irrigation District. Hnr-
ncy County. Oregon, acting as n board
OF equalization, will meet In the
Grange Hall. located within said dis
trict. at 10 o'clock A. M, on Tues
day the 9TH day OF October, 1919. aud
continue IN session from day to day
thereafter as long nH may be neces-
Rary, for the purpose OF reviewing
aud correcting the assessments and
apportlonHent OF taxes for said dis
trict for the ensuing year.
Any aud all Interested persons are
hereby notified TO appear before said
board at said time and place. and flc
and present any protests or obJcc-
tions they may have To said ASSESS
men,s aud apportionmont thereof.
aud any other matters connected
herewith. all OF which will then and
there be heard and determined by
said board.
Notice In further hereby given that
the assessment list and record shall
remain In the Office OF the Secretary
OF the board OF directors of said dis
trict open for the inspection OF all
Interested persons. between the dates
OF September 2. 1919. aud October
Tth. 1919. both Inclusive.
Dated. Suntex. oregon. August
18th. 1919.
J. C. Cecil.
Secretary OF Board OF Directors.
silver Creek Valley Irrigation Dis
triot.
Date of First publication. Aug. is.
1919.
Date OF Last publication. Sept 6.
1919.
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Kidney trouble terds to allow up"
men and women IN middle life and
they fear oncoming old age whom II IL
only the kidneys that are the fault.
Foloy'e Kidney pills assist Nature to
restore n soond, healthy condition
aud to Danish backacho. soreness.
lamenoss and stiffness. puffy eyes and
other symptoms. Sold everywhere.
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n every person IN this town would
devote thirty minutes each week to
cleaning and bcautifying their prem
lies and the public highways and
vacant places we would soon be- lly-
Ing In n yeritable Garden OF Eden.
And II is 30 simple. and easy. and
without material cost But. like every
othor proposition In lifc. II roqu.rc5
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NOTICE or FINAL sETTLEMENT

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR HAR.
NEY COUNTY,
In the matter OF the estate of IIcndcr-
son Elliott, deceased.
Notice In hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final ac-
count In the above entitled estate
and that the County Judge has set
Monday. September 10. 1919. ~ ten
o'clock A. NJ. at the County Judges
office IN Burns. Oregon, as the time
and place for hearing objections
thereto.
CORTES ~. ELLIOTT
Administrators of the estate OF Hen
dcrgon Elliott. deceased.
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OF the state Chamber OF Commerce,
thc. natter was sgain brought up with
tho ra.nIt that Mr. Vincent was most
fayorabig impressed with the PROPOSE
tion a9d signItcd his intention of
giving H. further consideration. also
20 gct ia touch with the right parties
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a head. a directing genius. som.
to take the lead and push n !.
and keep II pushing. Have %.
a genius among our citizensb,,,
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Strange as II may seem. nan
prohibition has been hlliIng 4
for some weeks now, aud the ,.l
stiIl survives
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National Park Near Boise

Attention is called To the fact that
n IN proposed 10 establish IA National
Park near Boise. Idaho. aud IL such,
be established u Ia beyond any qucs-
tion OF doubt that "a Particulars
Highway will connect Yellowstone
with Boise and thence west To Crater
Lake. but irrespective OF whether
coming over q Park Highway or the
Central Oregon Highway. tourists will
enjoy the opportunity OF viewing
"Finley's wonderwater' and the Alps
tSteins Mountainb OF Harney County
ON the trip.
"Thc National Parks Touring As
sociatlon AZ it's annual meeting to be
caiiod as soon "a all details are 'ully
worked out will. without n question
elect the biggest and ablcst man In
the entire West as It's President. o,
man OF national reputation who has
the ear and confidence OF Franklin
X. Lane. Secretary OF the Interior. 20
Interested In and friendly To the west.
thus we may hope for results be-
yond expectation. and that the ex-
pense ifcurred by the Club In send
Ing delegates 20 Yellowstone. getting
In touch with this important move
nont. will not have been In vain.
Yeu can mol get far away from
Burns without realizing the import
ance OF good roads aud benefits OF
the tourist trafiic: many small towns
along good roads have from rs to
100 cars stop over every night dur
ing the tourist season at municipal
Iy maintained camping places whore
free wood aud water IN provided.
Statistics show that the minimum
cash per car. left at each such stop In
81 90. without considering hotel bus
iness. and the traffic IL getting more
extensive each year and all cash.
Burns Lack oS Pride Scored
"In conclusion we desire to re-
eor1 our observations Of other towns.
the nestness OF their appearance and
regret To comment upon the appar-
ent Iack OF civic pride In Burns. tho
stvests. Including III, main bnsinesl
portion grown 20 10 weeds. lnca
ys~ds covered With dangerous. un-
slightly ,ad useless vacant shacks;
sidewalk. diiapidsted. full OF broken
pIaniis. r,tfslis and nail heads cry
ing for new siiis Every little town
we passed had its bright lights greet
ing os. but Burns r-;bOw dark dreary.
dismal aod uninylting 10 home people
"a, well AZ 70 the weary traveller"
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pARk-TO-pARk
DELEGATES REPORT

Continued from page II
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AHUTRa's PLAN FOR
RAILROAD CONNECTION

tContiuned from page one)
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munity. or to construct n connecting
link OF road where Il passes through
~ territory which can or will not re-
cei,e any benefit from the tourist
travel but the purpose IL rather to
adopt such roads which are ultimately
selected as the official routes and for
the Government to advertise them
throughout the nation as standard
roads with proper accommodation aud
facilities for the tourists.
Government Road Recommended
AT the roll-cali on the afternoon
OF August 10th. your delegates stated
whom and wha, they represented and
advocated direct east and west
route between Crater Lake and Vel
lowstone National Parks. through
Central Oregon and across Idaho.
Superintendent Albright advocated
"cut-ons" s II would be- lmpossl-
bile. especially for a busy man. to
complete. without a break. n tour OF
the entire Incompatible Circle. aud
we are pleased to report that re-
solution adopted by tho National
Parks Touring Association on August
1ith. and forwarded to the Honor
able Secretary OF the Interior and to
each Representative In Congress
from the Western States. recommend
I'd the construction OF a road by the
Government from Crater Lake 10
connect with the Central Orcson
Highway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
ROOMS AND BOARD

Coal rom field-heliev. Substitutes
Maine r Smith FOR g Smith. Lawyu
1nr Stewarr. CDurtnev for Coady Fier
man for Beverly. Brvant for Small. tIa-
vev for Cnur-ney Greer For Nea.in.
Siewa-- FOR Lawrv. 6. Smith eor r
smith Fisher for J. Green. Nj lvar=y
for Quinn. GInsbers for Purirlon
Bates WIgEln for Kelley. Euss fnr
Scott. Rounds TOR Canter, Gaafano fr~
Cutler. Keiiev for WigEin. Gamer for
Rounds Cutler for Garafano = Ter
Eey for Kelley, Dean fnr Cutter Cara
lano for Dean. Kinds for Sauvase.
CfIilds for ROSS. Johnson FOR Sronipr
Referee. Woodbury. Howe Cmai-.
O'Cunneil- -inesman, Hooper Tine,
lam. periods
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
COBURN WINS
OVER HEBRON. 1910

Hebron Oct. 25-Cobu-n Classical
Institute defeated Hebron Academy
19 10 0, this aeternoon in a fast game
in which all types of foot ball was
70 the eligibitv of Mathews Of Co.
burn, former Maine s. =. =. c. star
was settled by allowing him u pla-.
and he. alone, was responsible for 4
large share IN the Coburn victor
re scored TWO tnuchdowns, made the
longest run and was a lion N the de-
tense
Coeurn scored III the opening OF The
second period. After a forward pass
Joseph fn Brean fur - yards. followed
by two line planges which placed tine
ball on HebrDrs 10 yards line. as the
whistle blew, for the first period
Resumlng play the second period He-
hron held Couurn for three downs
and on the fourth. Mathews went
through the line for the first TOUCH
down Joseph kicked a goal. Hebron
kept the ball IN Coburr territory for
the remained OF the first lEif. and
had the ball on Coburns une-yard
line ar the close Of the half
Cnburn was very strung IN the sec
und half Wa-dweIl of Hebron ran
back the kick OF u -oburn g s5-vard
line. Hebron was forced 70 punt, AM
II was Coburrs ball on their own
40-yare line. Mathewe made %
Yards around right end Josephs
made eight Yards through the line,
and Mathews carried the bai for a
gain for 10 wards. and then put Il
over for the second touchdown.
Josephs failed to kick the goal
In the fourth period forward passes
were the feature- Hehrnn gained
ground On Cuburn On four succssaful
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hy an occasional forward pass. COL
by booted the ball each time that she
obtained L after a few rushes. In
the third period Mason kicked on
for Buwdoin. Thomson chased Inc
ball through the Colby eleven as II
was spread out IN formation and
captured the sphere beyond the goa
line. Eowdoin was given the ball On
the five-yard line and on ONE rush
Dnstle took II over. Crockett made
a fuir catch On the S5-yard line OF
one of Buckman's punts IN the fourth
period and Mason bootec the bal
over the posts for field goal. The
summary.
BowDoIN. COLBY
Doherty. Thompson. Duherty. Mil
ley, l6 .---.--- .....--. -...-.'.
.-....... re. PIllsifer. Little Dol
.....-.......,.....be bea-e, Puisifsr, Cur-rler
Gup1ill. Brewster, II. .....---------
..-.-....-.... RI. Pooler, Dalson
Brewster. Kern. Haines. lg
-g. MoreIand, Cook. Quick
McCuray, Clifford, C C. Tyler, Pooler
Dudgeon. rg ...-...----.-.-....-.-..-'
.......---- lg, Cook. Gulick. Tyler
Mason. re ....-..--..--.-..--- II. Bucknam
Drummond, Thompson, re-.
...-.-.-.-...--.,..--.-. le, Wolman
Crockett. u5 ...-...-...... On. LaRoe
Curtis. James. Curtis. j. Smith
Granger ihb .-..--...-.-.-.--..-..-r ..-'-.--''
-..- rfb. Niles, Sullivan. Stearns
Dafflgren. Peacock. RIB, -.....-.a.-.
......-.....-..as Ihb Jacobs
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nearly all Of their passes were inter
cepted Five forward passes ~
Thornton II the last half fell into the
hands Of Yale men. French and Crane
did the punuine for the Blue, outhIck-
ing keete 04 Tufts.
kemprDn at quarterback ran the
Yale team well. He made several
line plurges tor good gains. as did
Crane. French and Webb. Thornton
starred or the offensive for Tufts.
About $4,000 persons saw the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27

Dosrle. james. fb ..............-..-...
...... rh kaliock, Eamer, Niles
Score Bowdoin 30; Colby 0. TOUGH
downs. Dosrie 4, Dahlgren. Goals
from touchdowns, Mason s. Goals
from the field fpllpwiue far catch.
Mason. Kefsree. Murphy of Boston.
Umpire. Crannell of Boston. Head
iinesman. Kelley of Portland. Assisf-
ant Iinesman. Richardson for Bow
doin. Hussey for Colby Time, Ii
minute periods.
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YALE DEFEATS
TUFTS 81 TO 0

New Haven. Conn, Oct. 25-Yale
had little difficulty defeating Tufts
today N the Yale bowl, 81 TO 0. Coach
Sharpes eleven apparently had re-
covered from tne blow -eceived last
week from Boston college and the re-
arranged team displayed an improved
brand of football Loose playing ano
fumbies. however, still marked the
Eli attack. AT no time did the Bay
Stafers seriouly threaten the Yale
goal line.
Yales scoring consisted OF nve
touchdowns. four goals and one goal
from the field. The latter was drop
kick by French in the first period He
made TWO other attempts al goals
from the field and Braden tried one,
but they were unsuccessful. The visi-
tors opened an aerid attack but
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
Ent-nur Ihurnce
EASILY
Rms COLBY. BOO

-lnsvIck. Me. Oct 25-Bowdoiu
completely uutcIassed Colby on the
7''a--or MS afternoon and in
o's'lt championship series contest de-
LED ne Blue and Gray team 80 70
-0Aoy WAS at no time dangerous
ing oE.y vice was within striking
1-~'a-.cs Of the Bowdoin goal. In the
perloc after LaRoe On a fake
a." -ad gone half the length Of the
1e'a ann piaced the ball on the L.
.a'o- line, Buckman attempted 70
~ gnal from the field but the
~ooln line broke through and
|oHe ~ rne play Later. toward the
1f he fourth period after the
o"uoir Varsity had been largely
p'acec by substitutes. Colby ad-
a'eec me bail To within the 16-yard
'' before being held Bowdoin
IN every period. In the first
7erDnd periods single touchdowns
made on straight football aided
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lhe Gys Business News Reported Daily Right Here On Th
Procrastinaton

puts brake On progress - putting of duties
results N putting On diff srenr dHdcuIrie-post-
ponemeu1 TIL tonorrow brings a burden and
sorro~-your today won't pay i you put on
your back tonorrows b urden-pack.
When you defer the use Of Want Ads until
next Sunday Or until the first Of the month,
or Until the weather ch anges you pit a serious
hindrance n your way.
Telephone your Want Ads to The Journal
Phone l35.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
Foot Ball Results

SoueHe&
Maine IS. Bates -.
Bowdoin 10, Colby O.
Harvard II. Virginia O.
Colgate :, Princeton o.
Brown 20. Norwich O.
Springfield College 5S. For. Nc
kiniey 0.
New Hampshire -, Lowell Tex
tile =
Yale 81, Tufts 0.
Wesleyan AZ. Union a.
Dartmouth 8, Cornell o.
Columbia 3, Amherst :.
Stevens 81, Rhode Island State 2
Pennsylvania %. Lafayette O.
Pittsburgh I6. Georgia Teen. 6.
Trinity 20, Worcester Tech. =
Navy -, Buckneil 8.
Holy Cross 6a, Connecticut Ag-
gies q.
Army Ii, Boston College 0.
Williams IL. Hamilton q.
Illinois 10, Wisconsin IA.
Swarhmore 20. Johns Hopkins 6.
Western Maryland 8. Mout St
Marys 0.
Rochester -. Clarkson O.
Minnesota 6. Iowa O.
Chicago Il. Northwestern 0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
BOXING NOTES

Charley Parker and Joe Tiplirz of
Philadeiphia will meet Tuesday night
at the Boston A A., Mechanics build
ing. for the main bout Tony yiera of
ew Bedford and Joe Gibbs of Bus-
ton viii meet in the s-round semi
Anal. Harry Loring and Fed Doherty
are mnfchsd fur Xix rounds and nm
,o1her viii be arranged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
.DEERING HIGH
DEFEATS E. I. Il. S.

Auburn. Oct. .5-DearinE defeated
Edward Little here today al the Tri-
Die 4 park by The score of 27-0. The
visitors were on the Offensive
throughout the greater part of the
game. and their goaI line was never
IT any great danger. Prince anc
Ladd starred fDr the winners. while
AInnehan S long runs marked MIN as
the bright spot in rhe Auburn aS
CreEation- The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
Maine Trims
Bates Team. 26-17

lewiston, Me, Oct. s.-A!.hpuEh
Bates men pu1 up a great game .:ers ID
dar. they were defeated by the ht.avier
Milne eleven by a score Of 26 ID = n
the SECOND championship game - Lha
season. The game was featured ny
'aV' ages long gains, the Bates erG
scoring the local college first t1ucn-
down as a result Of 6D-Tard run.
Name superiority n -he f>rwara
passes line was a big item II the viz
lorr. Bates went intp the lead III tine
early par OF the game, when Davis
GrDp-kicked one over the hR-E from the
G-yard line. Maine, however, put -he
first touchdown across il the second
quarter when purinton crossed the line
ana maintained the lead throughout c1e
remainder Of The game. The sunmarv.
! A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27

Touchdpwns. Ladd ., Davis. Prince.
Goals from rouchdowns, Ladd >,
Prince. Subs. Aobotf ror Shanahan.
ReaEan for Shippendale. Redding for
Reagan. Ratciir for Abbott Abpprt
for Redding. Wagg for Haskell LYONS
for Abbott. Young for Anderson.
Cooper for Young. Reynolds for Da-
Wis. Lewis for Cults, Donnelly for
Hooper Referee. Tadd O'Brien. Enlv
Cross Umpire, Tim DnnRhue. Port
land. LinesmHn. Edgacnmb. Time ~
periods, twu u, two 10 minute Pc
RODS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27

Georgetown University Ia, Lnl-
Veraity Of Detroit l6.
Carnegie o. LehIgh s.
Middiebury :, ST Lawrence Uni
versIty o
Virginia Poly. c MARYLAND State 0.
ONO State 10. Michigan ..
Pennsy.vanIA Military College "A,
St Johns Il.
OberlIn -5, Miami 0.
New York University 0, Rensse-
lasr D,
Penn State as, Crsinns :
Mass AgEles %, Vermont 0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
Clerical Positions
FOR
Women and Girls

Tre opening OF q new department
necessftates several additional aasisf- =
ants. Ligrr. CLEAN WORK under cheer
TuI, neai-r%uI surroundings. with Sat-
u-rsy afterrnors eff anG at nIgner
wages thar ordinarily pad for SIM
lar work. Twe,ty-six per cert. OF our
present organization are young mar
r,ec somen.-Aisc several girls 20 as
sernDIe packages. and work or mail.
Applications may noW be made %
CHARLES A. PERKINS. Supt-
Tel 73B- W EaIipwei..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
LIVE STOCK

Poultry anc Supplies IS
COCKEREL-A few cnoice Single
Comb Ithode Island Rsd. brsd rom
mems with officiHl contest reco-ds.
rAeHsnnEDls Also Seds whose si-e
mas registered ofhcial pedigree Of
-i412N eggs. al SEQ. Mrs Blaine
Aicha-usDa Clinton, Maine F. r ..
~ FARMERS Telephone To- Canaan
4 / Aed-Puliers. RoDsr CsAe. T. :,
Augusta.
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forward passes. only 70 have The last
forward pass intercepted on the -
ward line by d Copurn warrior. Co
burn punIeG- and heougt, Henroa
quarterback. blocked the punt the
ball rolling over the goa line. Wa
man, CobUrn END. falling on me ball
making IL the rn.rd Cobarn touch
down.
The stars Of the game were Ma-h-
ews and J0sephs. Breen and suil-
yan for Coburn Institute; Dehirst
and WardweIl for Hebron Academ~
The summary.
. CQBCRN HEBRON
Sullivan. WarTnan. le. ......... .
............re. Allen. Z. Soule. Conaat
DeRocfYe. ft--......-.....-, go. ~, Crercneii
Deacon. E--.-...... .-.......- Tg. PerClugii1
Morse. c. ...-.......-..-. ,.--...c. SAWYER
Haswel. rg..-...lg, Bliss, Davis. Pike
crafty, TT. .--....--..-.- ii. Driscoi
Brsen, re ...-.........,.---.---le. H. SOute
Levy, Go--.,..-. 49,. .-...-.....-..- oh, heOugE
Mathews, lhb...-. RIB, DevlIrst
{ Denault. RIB. Itlh. Pike WardwaH
Josephs. J II -.......fb, Tryon Dae
TouchnOwns. Mathews - Wa-nan
Goal from field. Josephs Referaa
Parent, BOwdoin Umpire. klalr
Colby Head linesman, MOODY ii
Dartmouth. Time rwo 1e-mInure
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27


Deering High 26, Edward Little
High o.
South Portland Is. wesrhrook High
q.
v esthrook Seminary =, Keuts Hill
6.
Morse Hlgn =, HaIlcweR Q.
Bangor %. Old Town 0.
Rumford :. Wilton Academy g.
Nj c. J. 81. watervilie Eish o.
Worcester Academy Is. Cushing
Academy 3.
Yale Freshmen 90. Andover O.
Wairham High 0. Boston College
High o.
Coburn -. Eebrun O.
Thornton q, Tiltnn On. H.l Sem
mary 20.
Paris High -, Bridgron Acad. O.
Cony High 20. Rockiand s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27
CLASsHHD-DFSPLAY
Auto Paintinu

like new IN q glitsrInG cna.. Bring II IN
today. ! guarantees sar;Htactlun and
prompt delivery when promised J. A.
McEachen- 81 Gage ST.. Opp. shoe fac
lary. Tel. 1895 Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27

Convaiescencs after pneumnuin. -
phpid fever and the grip, In someffma1
mereiy aupRr1nt. not raxi. To uanlna 4
real and RAPID. there is NO ufhur tnn1c
no higtlly 10 be recnmnandod - Bunns
Sarsapariiia- Thuumn6n = go.
Take HOudaa-A1u.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27

Kind looks, kind words. kind acts.
and warm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
secondary means of grace when men
are IN trouble and are fighting tireir
unseen bartles-Jonn Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-27

100 acres. between Gardiner ana Lewis
LDr convenient II elerC~iCs .unr
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