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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
FIRST Three TEAMS
n EACH LEAGUE n
on WORLD SERIES MONEY

Cincinnati. O.. July 2s-The Ma
tio1al Baseball Commission an
nounced today that the club mean
bers Of both the National and Amer
lean Leagues had voted favorably On
new plan for distribution OF the
players share Of the worlds series
money whereby the players Of the
first three teams u each ieag1e VIII
participate IN the division
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield :; Pitlstiel9 u.
Waterbury !: Providence FIRST
game: Waterbury S; Providence
ed game.
Bridgeport >; New Haven i-st
game; Bridgeport /; New Haven 6.
end gare).
Worcester :: Hartford .
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Yankees Drive
CicOtte To Stables

New York. July :s-New York eas-
iiy defeated Chicago here today. 10
To L The Yankees batred Cicorte.
the Chicago star. for twelve hits
totalling Ii bases IN five innings.
They also hit Danforth hard. Bake.
hit two doubles a triple and a single
IN five times up. Thernahein pitch-
ed a strong game for New York.
holding 10 six scattered hits. Score.
New York - 900 o ex-la-1S-s
Chicago 49,. o81 0 0 0 0 0 O. l. 81
Clcotte. Danforth and SchaIk,
Lynn. Thormahlen and Hannah;
RHeL
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Browns Bunch EN-
And Trim Senator's

Washington July e9-St Louis
won TIE opening game Of the series
with Washington today. To 3. The
visitors punched hits OF Ericsson and
Harper. while Sothoron was effective
In the pinches.
St Louis ee 0 O ; o - $40
Washington e18Iaal eLs-le- .
Sothoron and SEVERED, Ericsson,
Harper ard Picinich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
TWILIGHT LEAGUE NOTES
Coach ciintnn r. Thompson Tendes
Resignation as LeaGus unsrire

Coach Clinton r Thompson CT the
Cony High school teams. who has
been umpiring the Augusta Twilight
League games this season, rendered
his resignation as umpire Tuesday.
to become effective today. Regarding
the matter Mr. Thompson did not
care 20 make any further statement
The managers Of the league wiz de-
eide today what action to take for
securing an umpire
It is not considered probable that
any team viii enter the league In
place Of the Eaton nine which re-
Gently dropped cut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
CINCINNATI

Stolen bases. Rousch. Neale. Sac
riice .hirs. Dauberr- Rousch. Neale.
Double plays. Rath To Kopf 10 Dau-
bert Left On bases Boston S; Gin
cinnau G. Base on balls. or Ring .;
on FTilingtm . Struck cut. by Ring
5; by FIIIingim 3
Second game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
BOSTON

Two base hits. Tsach. Ruth - !;
three base hits. Ainzmith: home run.
Ruth. stolen bases. Shorten. Gamer;
sacrifice hits. Wit. Ai1smi-h. Short
en-, Bush; sacrifice ny. shorten; left
on bases. Detroit = Boston s; base
on balls. OF Leonard ); OF Musser
5; OF Caldwell !; hits. OF Masser,
N 6; OF Caldwell in 5. hit by
pitcher, by Caldwell tTeachl :. struck
cut by Leonard l: by Musser 6; by
Caldwell I; wild pitch. Leonard:
passed ball. Aiasmita: losing pitcher.
Masser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Two-hase hirs-Rousch, Kcpf, Nehf
Three-base hit-Boeckel. Home run
Daubert- Stnlen hase-6mith- Sacrifice
h4ts-Brsssler. HerEng 2 Double plays
-Neale 10 Darhert: Groh to Rafh %
Dauberr:: HeEog Co Meanwhile TO
Eoike. Left On hases-Boatnn & en-
cInnata g. Base On haIls-OR EUer z
Luque Nehf / Hts-of Eller IN
innings. on Lnque 0 IN 2; on Nei,f 10
In ! IL. on Rudolph N - Hit by
pitcher-By Rudciph- Struck ont
BY EIler :. yehe }. Passed naIl-Rari-
den Winning pitcher-Nehf Losing
pitcher-Eller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
FAST BOXING AT ROCK.
LAND TRAINING STATION

Rpckiand. Me- July e1Nat Siexe]
CT Revere, Mass. and Young Lajois
Of Boston fought two six-round bouts
Monday night at the Training Sta
ton. Although Siegsi outpointed his
opponent. especially In the last rhree
rounds. the Boston boy never left his
feet and was strong At the finish. The
contest was continually appiauded as
a clever exhibition
Local interest conferred In the SIX
round semi-dnal between wahseer
Phelps. late Of the Canadian Aruy.
and fighting John Ianigan Of this
city. winner 60 take the purse. Phelus
was knocked down In each round and
for what would doubtless have been a
knockout in ths fourth had not the
bell intervened-
Lanigan threw Phelps heavily 10
the nour after admtni1ter1ng the last
blow. Cries a foul" rang through
the han. and one OF Phelps seconds
pushed L.anigan through the ropes.
Phelps was In no condition To con-
time tina fight and the bout was de-
clared on.
Young Babhidge, An ex-Canadian
soldier. was knocked out in the
fourth round by Young Mason OF
- A Il -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

-"o-U&se hins-Mctzouidr;ck = WehN
ss'cai,, Merrill . Stolen hases-Merriu.
nc'calns- Struck ouf-Ry webb =, by
acS1ouiGrlck g. Double piay-RunneIls
-SssiEsed- Hit by pitched ball-Met-
e. Simpson. Goodchsid. Psmersean.
-Assec oa-l-Ryan. Base en- haIlz-on
senh !. Of McGouldrick /. Empire.
saon2snn- Time. III. Attendance. 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
sIRATES AND
GIANTS SPLIT

PittshurE. Pa, July 2s.-Ptrssnww
and New York broke even In eDdnys
doubie-header, the visitors taking -
first game to 0 and Pntxburx the
second to 6. The second contest had
an exciting finish Cooper was nit
hard throughout but Benton heid
the home team safe until tho eignrh
inning, which began with ths score
5 60 ] In favor Of New York After
two runs had been scored he was
relieved by Dubuc, who retired rhs
side. but IN tina ninth. AFTER New
York had scored its sixth run. tho
locals rallied and dTled the bases
With tive hits and puyie's error. Du-
hue walked the next man. forcing In
the fifth run for Ptrtsburg wNsn
Douglas went to the mound fur New
York A sacrifice fly tied the scMe
and Stengers single 10 leR seuf Bzg-
bee in with the winning run. SeuEN:
First Came:
New York ..--.eeeeeeie
P1trsnurg 10 1888
Toney and McCarty. Adams and
Blackwell
Second Game:
New York ...-esies4e0-
Pfrrsburx ..-..e Go iee13|-11-1
Benton. Dubuc. Douglas and any-
der; Cooper and La.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
CINCINNATI

sBatred fur Eller In tn.
~Earced for Luque IN srh.
Boston -------.-8 0 / o ) 0 : o e-s
Cincinnati .-..l o ! 0 @ e. 60
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

July 0-I~issht Ls.sss-erss.stss 80 cs.hr,sH
July S1-T~isoht Lsauns: ntsrss e..
Aug -T~iashk Lsa1ns= aaus.
AnS f-S-as~ins: Nstssnai
Aug z: Racing n unian Trstins
Aug f5-Trzp Shootnus A,rai...
sept l. z SRscins= ksnnshss W,d..r 49,
Sspt and T. Tr.ek: Mzksn.i
Field PhHa
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BASEBALL DOPE 1t 4 GLANCE

YE6TEHoAy.S An RESuLTs
De8rnir N. Boston q
View York 10. ChicAEu &
C1sv17and 9. shizadelShiA 2 Est
camel. Philadelphia Il. Cleveland 7
Cd Ezme9.
Sc Louis g. washington 4
To0AfS AMERICAN GAMES
Defruit n Boston
Ch3czEp n New York.
Cleveland nj Philadelphia
81 L0u1n nj washington.
NAT. RE9UlTo
C.ncinnza J. Hostnr 2 rsr kxme,:
9usfnn &. Cincinnati { ca Eamae.
View York 3. Piftsburx Gst Eames-
Pfttsburg I. New York g I'd camel
TC0AYsS NATIONAL GAMES
Boston AT Cincinnati.
View York at Pif1zhurx.
PhilaGelDfia n g. Louis.
Brook9rn at Chicago.
ESTEHoAyS y Z. RESULTS
Portland a. Lewiston a.
Hzwerhfsi 4. Ffachburg Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

$500 Va Farvard nc CamhrsdnA
1ztss w. n ~ Stzts nj lssissen.
Colby w. Fart Williams st Wsears;lla.
Colby ~s- Harvard sk eanhridns.
Bates Fart Mekinisy ae ls~,stpn.
Colby W. 9asas NJ Watsrviiia
Dossdein w. n ains at Orene.
Coiby 70. Bcwdoin at Brunswick.
Maine W. Bates at Ls,~isenn.
eossdoin vs. D zAss n 9runssri&
Colby Maine ak WaNsrvilia
Colby W. Hafy Cross ae Weressesr.
Ccisy ~. Navy at Annaeoiis.
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Total
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11

By virtue Of and in obedience to an
ordinance OF the Town OF 1t. Joseph,
La, aud the laws Of the State OF Louisi-
ana, there vill be held In the Town OF
Sc. Joseph, La, on TUESDAY, APRIL
18th, 1919, between the legal hours
prescribed therefor, at the usual poll
Ing place in said Town, an election
for Mayor aud Ave aldermen for the
.ensuing term of two years.
Witness my hand officially at st.
Joeeph, La, this March 9Th, 1919.
w. NJ. DAVIDSON,
Mayor Of st. Joseph, In.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11
PIlhlic Land Sa|e.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u. 8. LAND OFFICE AT BATON ROUGE,
IIOITeTANA. ADril Z. 1910.

DEPAHTmENT OF The lNTEhlOk,
u. 8. LAND OFFICE AT BATON ROUGE,
LOUlsIANA, April z, 1919.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that, %
directed bv the Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE, under provisions
OF Sec. Pass, b. g., pursusnt to the
application Of German Baker, Serial
No. 0S7A6, We will offer ut public sale,
to the highest bidder, bat 1t not less
than $500 per acre, ct 90 O'Clock
A. NJ, on the 23rd day Of May, next,
ct this Uf1ce, the following tract OF
land: South East Quarter OF North
East (SEk Of NEh), Section 2. Town.
ship II North, Range 10, Louisiana
Meridian.
The sale viii not be kept open, bot
will b declared closed when those
present 1t the hour named have
ceased bidding. The persons making
the highest bid will Be required to
Immediately pay TO the Receiver the
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to
Ole their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
s. ID. 0IANELLONI, Register.
w. w. vENTRESS, Receiver.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11


We invite attention to the card Of
Charles q. Cox Engineering Company,
which has headquarters ct Matches.
This company includes . number OF
competent civil engineers, under the
lead OF Mr.. Chas. O. Cox, whose Gre.
dentials are the best that can b he'd,
and It 10 their purpose TO opsrats In
the territory contiguous to Natohss,
and ere especially DESTROYS Of rs-
celving patronage from Tensss par
ish. They ere located on the second
door OF the Commercial building 10
North Pearl street, and win b glad 10
hear from any Of our people who may
have work In their line.
Prof. A. N. Hsndon, Principal Of the
St. Joseph High School, 10 in receipt
of . letter from Rev. 81. L. Oriskell.
announcing bis desire to visit 81.
Joseph end conduct service Sunday,
next, 18th inst. Rev. Driskell has 70.
Gently been elected by the Executive
Board Of the Louisisns Baptist Con.
vention % General Missionary and
District Evangelist to this district.
Rev. Drisksll u an army chaplain j0st
discharged from the q. 8. forces aud
ne wears the uniform Of the service.
The public 10 cordially invited TO 1t.
tend the services st the Union Church
both morning and night.
Mrs. jas. 8. Clinton OF Matches b
visiting her mother-:n-lsw, Mrs. Lis
ne Clinton. We regret very much
to learn Of the serious accident that
befsll the latter lady one day hst
week whom she fell down Digit Of
stairs In her home and Was severely
bruised. We are relieved to know
that she suffered no broken bones
end sincerity hope she will soou -
able to b out again. We understand
she We confined to her bed several
days following her accident and suf.
fsrsd no little discomfort. In consIder-
stion Of advanced ags Il b fortansts
that 20 moro serious results were -.
tendsut on her mishsp.
Miss Ruth A. E. Adamson. in service
Of Red Cross, was visitor to 81. Joseph
on Friday, her mission being 10 locate
returned soldiers who became injected
with Tuberculosis in service. Six soldisn
from Tensas were % unfortunate - 10
contract tins dissase while il the army,
fiveof whom are nov living In TIE par
ish. They are: Andrew Buck, Ernest
Campbell, NeIson Henderson. Bolton
Holmes and John Wright. Ill colossd
II T. the purp,-- Of the Government 10
are s.iucatsd as.'sst il's sprsd u the
diGooso.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11

The Superintendent, with the sdvice
and approval Of the President OF this
Board and the local member OF THE
Board whore the High School = loost-
cd, 9hall az the salary OF the psinci-
pals OF the three high schools Of the
parish, provided the salary shall not
exceed the sum OF q, $4,000 per sss-
sion.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned Sine Die.
W. d. A. 0oRroN, President.
Thos. n. Wsde, 6ec,y. -eupt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11

The most classy effects are appar.
eat n garments tlaat are iiemstitched
or Picot.edged, giving them . stylish
and destructive appearance. This VOL
Is done BY IN expert at SINCE
Sewing Machlne Co., 1908 Wasis;ng
ton ST., VDcksburg, Miss. Mail ores
givsa prompt attention same Day ~.
essvoss ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11

LO0T-One brooch pin with clover
surmouuted by ruby. Reward for re-
turn TO Gazette Office.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-04-11

The marriage Of Miss Mary Giglio
to Mr.. George Zsver, at South Bend,
Indiana, on Wednesday, was quite .
surprise to the brides many friends
at this her home, few of whom had
been let into the secret.
The wedding il the happy culmina-
ton Of romance aving its origin ct
Camp Resuregsrd some time last sum-
mer, when the bride visited her
brother, who was then IN camp, and
where she met her future husband.
Realizing at sight they had met their
affinities, friendship quickly ripened
into love and love into courtship by
the ardent wooer which through the
convenient medium of the U. 8. mails
soon resulted in engagement with the
above happy climax.
The groom IL located 1t the above
named city in Indiana and his time IL
80 occupied that relief from his duties
could not well be had at this busy
period and by agreement the BRIDE
elect met him at that city, where the
ceremony was at once performed that
made them man and wife.
The bride Is native of st. Joseph
and has lived here practically all her
entire life, where che is highly es-
tee'ned by all of our people. During
the war she was very active aud eff
dcient in Red Cross work here. The
groom is unknown to rs but IL said to
be popular and deserving young
man. The couple have the earnes.
good wishes Of many friends for their
future happiness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
BRITONS WANT
LIONS SHARE OF
GERMAN SHIPPING

Lonucr Sept. m.-Tha1 Great Britain
lnsls-E upDn having 2.aa5D.nao runH of tne
600 olo tunE Of German shipping TO ne
divided inning the Allies ny the repara-
rinnE commission a@ter the ratification
Of peace. If the stH1Hmsnt made 70 the
DE- II Mai ny All Official Of the minis
Try n shipping
DiscuEEInE complaints by the British
nceRn-ca,-~vinr trade thar other coun-
tries were hsnefi--inr al Great Britain s
expense through the ailurariun Of ship
ping surrendered br the a-nistire. the
nficiH. said tins was the furrune of war
The americans. ne added. undouhtedlv
came NJ, very well m pRner but II
should ne remembered thai the ships
IN question were passenger ships and
cnnseuusntl- puIked larger IN the Eb-
liz mind -tlan the cs-ro ships GreH7
Pri-a'r mar q werv large aeet uf fn--
rrH- Ga-mRn Garrn carriers acriy-ely
emrloved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
President Says
People Want
international Pact

On board President Wilson spe-
ciRl train, Sept 10.-To a crcwo
which surrounded his private car To-
gay at MantfHn. ". D., President VII
SOD declared that a week Of travel
IN the heart OF the country had con-
WINGED him that the nation STANDS TO-
ge1her fur an international guarantee
Of peace
'J am glad 70 get ont TO see the real
folks" he sand. Ito feel the tuucn N
their hands and know, as I have
cune 10 know, how the nation stands
turefffer IN the common purpose To
cuuuplere what the boys did VIM car
,riets their GUNS with them over tine
sHA-
we mHv thing that they finished
TINT jpb. but they viii teIi Won fhsy
did not, that unless we see 10 II that
peace in made secure hey will hzre
the Job 10 10 over again and we in
the meantime viii rest Under con-
slant apprehension that we may hRue
to sacrifire the flower Of our youth
again.
The whole country has made IN
its mind that that shall nDt happeu:
an6 urHneufAr. after a renGgnRble
time In allowed 1r unnnnennxy de-
hnte. ws w1H EEx mut ~ 49, 11d &C
nrnnDk 80 zlnlxe x1zn Nl1zEIn lnran nx&z
1u111unurns - fIaE Un1fHd &fm11n -
slnn<Ry fhn &nRsla In f1ze Illness % 1ukrn
And - ~siH be Taae prundnzt fhtnE END
ftnssf thing that Amex1ra ever did.
She WINS BORN IN do fhrse Things and
now sim IN Euinw IN IN tls~m-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Erwin TO COACH
COLBY ELEVEN

Robert l. Erwin VIII coach III
Colby roothHn term this coming fan
according To an announcement mace
Tuesday by the athletic council Of me
college A call has already been Is
sued for candida1es ID report On
Munday, Sept Ia. and II is expected
that IL lsRst 80 men viii respond ID
this call. Many Of these will be new
men on the Maine College gr1dirons
and II Is understood that MANY u
them made fine regulations N prep
school and sAs-vice football. As no
captain " as selected last tail, leader
will be picked after the squad Il
formed.
Mr.. Erwin Is graduate OF CnlnF
m the class of 1911 and played enc On
the football team all fl1Ir years, beng
the unanimous choice fnr all-lnalne
enc mis- last two years N cDAIege'
Since his graduation he mas been ar
lively Identified with college athletics
as graduate manager Of all spnr-s
and during the last two years mas
coached the football ;aan. he ue-
sired to secure a professional coach
this vear but as there appeared 10 he
no avaliabie man for the JDh NJ
Welded TO the request OF the a-hlelli
council and will direct the destlnies o.
the tenn for one more. year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Z and We went over 70 than ana also
found a caiunei lying wounded neHrby.
One of the majors was wauniisd IN -ne
arm and the others Ing was half Cut
on by a shell. The cnlunfi han had
wound On tsp uf his head and could mot
see The soldier Iacked M 1ns major
with the wounded leg and CARRIED him
On his shoulders ] put the other na-
Jurs E-my around by neck, the cnlnnei
gre bling hnld Of me. and We made II ID
the hospital" In the St Mihiei push.
Maurice WIS gassed and s,,ent anulner
month IN, ttle hospital. Frnm the time
of the ar-mistice until his return Mau-
rice has been rsfer-sd rum one sfn-
car 10 another IN his efforts 70 sgt
hume. hut he finally made his way I'd
Rrest and enlisted the aid of the crew
of the Northern PACIFIC. Cpun his ar-
rival here the Red C-uss promissd 10
take care NJ him and nee TINT Ne got
hnme N R1efv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Old nsiEhhurs and friends nf MH.
Elizabeth Fisher. widow Of the late
George Henry Fisher, win ree7sf
thai IN going down q nighf Of stztrs
she missed the last stair and tail in
such a way that she strained the hg-
ameu1s of tine left hip; since which
time she has been confined To her
ben AT the home of her dnuxhrsr.
Mrs Harry LishnesE. Rtverzide
Drive
M-E. a J. Nute, vino has bsen
visiting her hrurher, J. A McDavin.
HIS returned to her hume N Cam
bridge, Mass. Hsr sun and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Mute, who have
ALSO been guests OF Mr. McDavid.
win enjoy the autumn with thar
auth. touring through the Provinces
and Canada, before returning 10 their
home N Los Angeles.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Kinseliar.
formerly Miss Margaret KeIly Of
Peabody. MANS, vino hnd bean the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs ] E. McGuin-
ness, hRre refurnnd I'd their home.
Mrs. Minerva I.is11uess Of Coium-
nia street. Augusta In passing the
week with her granddaughter. Mrs
Lendan Ayers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Engineer Ross
Gets Only SlM, 900
Instead Of H.250. 900

Boston Sept m-The full nHnrn OF
the supreme csur1 decided thray that
Louis Ross mining engineer, wRs en-
titled To recrver only s1eoesB rrnm AL
barr c. BErRge instead Of pErnentzge
Of profits. which Rnss alleged TO he
ahput S2S.uD.gae made by Bur-ase In
the sale Of mining properties N Chile
70 the GugEenheIm interests Of New
Yur.--
The cuurT ruled tnRt Russ was buund
by an agreement made with BurrRge
IN 1Hc under which Bur-age had the
option NJ paving Rons n.Bm or trans
fs--InE IN him per cent Of rne secrri-
ties coming to BurrREe as profit from
the exercise nf the upriuns On the min
Ing uropertieF Wrought To fis artsntinr
~ Rus-. Bur-EEe elsrted 70 make rhf
cash payment The cutrt declared the
pIRInrlf entitled 70 a decree directing
The defendant TO pay the s1ge eoe fnrth-
with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

ct 12c. ana 8 rnilkgrs frum ID ~ El5A
Rshert snnnurs sala M nziikers frum
SLID IN xm c. a. Ensfnxn suld ID
calves n 1pc. % sheep and lzmna. anssp
II &c and 1KrnhE ~ 1zc. u hugz X 0c.
z. G. Ftpsr snld 10 carfls 4rum q % me
A. II Bags sold 10 acuws ax ESD
lbs III scs and 30 calves n Lee. c.
r. age sold srsars NJ he. 30 cAtf1e
fum 4 1-2@- I-2-; % cnlwB - fBc--
. hugs II 1Bc; and 50 mf1lksrB 1um
S-5@I2h. ]. ". Eruuks mold I'd cmf-
Tie frum 4G7 lie. 40 cais1s ~ 12c-
and 81 hugs 81 1Bc; ~ mixers trum
SIS @13D. r. O. Thompson sold II
steers av. 1000 lbs. nj Toe, Is rDws
AT. 800 lbs. NJ Be; bnlngna cUws
at 1-2c: So calves ri T9c; 200
sheep and lambs. sheep II &c and
lnnbs II 12c; so hogs al Iac. ana 5
milksrs from S7D61Sa
Otis H. Furbush SOLD fancy cuwE.
at 11c, and 81 head On. = fancy
heifers. al nc. and s. 4 head cn-
5 COWS. at 101-2c. ! bun 1t 71-2c
and 81 or. / cow, 7g5D lbs n Be. !
csw 9eB ms, al &c and II cDws. from
: I-2aS 1-2c. calves, H. 5Dt, calves
Al I7c calves II I6c. and . light
calves al 1fc; 4 hogs at Ip lie, and
4 hngs. al Is IL a Zoe per h, ] Mo-
xembe- CIV fur $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards. Sept. 1.-THE beef cat
lie market WAS neaviiy supplied az
much Of the stock on the eastern ira
id MOI arrive N time for the TuescHv
market. With ample Offering 70 chouse
e-um buyers held on IN active mus, and
prices were 1racrirnally lower rhRn on
Tuesday. There were no fancy sresrS
On the market but there were some
good cxen and steers. and some fancy
beef COWS Calves were IN lighter sup
ply than fnr a week W rwn, and the
market WIS firm. EnEs also held
STEADY al the previous range.
There was = moderate supply n nilcn
Cows offered, and there were more buy
e-s out than a week ago.
There Was no material change n
price Fanrv N lkerE snld frum s15e N
s2Da with poor 10 gnod COWS t-um sss 10
dT.
saies-Hail & Lowell Enld 10 steers Hv
12eo lbs al SIC. COWS az geb Tbs H 7c.
and 5scpws Nv 100 Tbs al LAC; Il cHives
az IN lbs AZ 1Bsc- ~ crassers av 1S5 lbs
II g., 100 hogs az Iss ms al rs SIC, n
sheep av 81 lbs al Sc, 40 lambs az @ lbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
BIG DAMAGE BY
HURRICANE IN
LOWER FLORIDA

Key Vest, Fla. Sept 1o--Lcwef
Flnridn was pa-nlyzed today asa re-
suit of the vlulent hurricane laE
night
NOT a house in this ct-y eHcAp@
damage. Three hundred and tWeuuS
frame build ngs practically were
RACED. TWO churches wrecked and
FIVE retail stores tipped over. The
damage is estimated al more rhan
rwo million dollars.
Shipping of The cnast mel with dis
nst@. Several small vess,ais were
sunk and others were driven To the
reefs. Tonight nigh " I'd an6 rough
sea prevented rescue work
In the little town df Goulds. near
Miami. eight buildings were lie
st,.oved and Is partially demolished.
Only one house was lett standing IN
Mara hon. q small village.
Although the property damage was
enormous. not a single fatal Y has
been reported