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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
Teachers on Record
For Pension Law

ny an unanimous rialng vote the
educational council at IL meeting
fafuniuF afternoon expressed fteelf IN
fnvcr OF a tcacherf peraion system
for New Moxlcn. and a commiuee
headed BY Superintendent John Milne
WA aPpinfed TO draft a suitable pen
ainn bll for submission 20 tho iegisln-
furc.
The following resolutions were also
adopted by the educational council
20 hf incorporated with the general
resolutions % the association.
BE it resolved by the educational
council Of The New Mexico Educa-
1loral association.
That for the purpose OF continuing
the development o. the educational
system OF the state, We endorse the
following program ~ the next step In
providing a better teucher for New
Mexico.
4. That the maximum salary liriit
now placed on teachers be removed
and that salaries be paid for twelve
calendar months.
2. That the state constitution be
amended 70 that the stat %supersn-
tcndent can be chosen as often "a The
people may desire.
. That tine county board be en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
Batemsn Act To
Be Big Issue

tContinusd from page one
which they nave made throughout
the county. knowing that Il has I'M
proved our school conditions and he
Ing a benefit to both teachsvs and
x. That we extend u thanks
and appreclaflunn 20 the people OF
Fnrmington for their hospitality; to
the domestic sciences classes for their
excellent lunch; TO those VINO arranE
ed n splendid pregnant g those
who contributed the musical num-
hers. 10 Mr.. Enrl Douglass for his
~-iendld explanation OF the present
school conditions; to MIR. George
Louree. who represented the state
department for his Slnleiy addressed
and 10 other speakers.
20. That We wish TO express our
appreciation 20 the banks Of the
county. who have 50 generously cared
for our warrants IN the past.
-. That We have received with
regret notification from the banks.
that for the present. owing to circum-
stances which have arisen. that they
will be unable 70 hans'ie warrants
untii matters can he adjusted.
-. That we respectfully request
that the county and city board OF ed
ucation. acting under the authority
Invested In them by the laws OF the
7 stale Oh NV MtM4tN nNkNAAAAN " NAn
for the purpose OF mectine the emer-
eency Of no funds to meet our salar-
lev. CFacts OF which we are IN
formedl
&c THAT we advise the several
boards OF education 81 the cities and
county. that as n class we are poor.
and will not have sufficient funds to
meet the bins Incident to our profess
slonal WORK, should our salaries he
delayed. and though we sincerely re-
gret the present situation. II may be
necessary, unless immediate prOvis-
ions he made whereby funds Will be
made avainshle, for some Of US to ten
der our reeignhtiona.
-. That We favor he repeal OF
the Baieman Act.
IS. That we sem a copy OF these
rcsolutions to each paper OF the
county. TO this several members of the
retiring county board Of education. Ga
the several boards OF education OF
the county and cities. to each BAN,
" the county and to the state depart
ment Of education at Santa Fe, New
signed, w. t. Trimbi-. chairman
superintendent % schools Kirkland
New Mexico. Gordon G. Cox. super
intendent 81 schools, Aztec. New
Mckee. Mrs Jennie c. smith Mrs
NJ. n. Spruell G. n Alvarlz, J. ID
Hernandez. Robt. g. Woods.
And signed by all members OF th'
convention present at time Of ADOPT
ing resolution. Ruth Jackson. Mrs
John Cox. Joanna Huichison. Pear
Kelly Mrs. Mary r Cover. Marian
Mcclellan. Mrs. Francis Hubbard
Bessie g. Brown. Euia Scales, AarEi'
Hurns. Myrtle Beatty. Fannie Allen
Mary y. Brett, Bessie I. Smith. Mar
ian smith. Mrs. RObt. G. Woods, Mrs
l.. X. Wells. Mrs. Carrie y. Hutehin
SON. ivy Chambers, Selma Oral
; Edith Wynn. James ". Wood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
URGES TEACHING or
OUR STATE SONG



II a New NeSieo Educational ar
ISOLATION adopts the resolution thai
n. ~.tsf. .,4 -, eacslos, nrononeu
NrW AeN'pnt H'afr tenf "" p
generally inl4ni A. INe siar snant
sled lanner4 f now. me rnrit and
$500 -. .n-
'"'H'' 49,,
ttrt written ard composed ny MISS
Elizabeth Garrett, dHufn4rr Of PAT
u.~.n fstncr sae,in ~ Dnnn Ana
''
A tfihete WAS pnM % ua'H He"n -
morning BY x. H.. hdfhin ~ Las
rthens in his address before the mu-
- ~. .,n,.., ~
sr end ~ re sualeet "
ar. Lrtin4 addrfHa q buai-
mesa Mans View 81 school Music II
49, ~ .,.,,.t,.l lrt-r.at r,a nre.ent-
"a ma lI++a ~ - rvcgedaV business
-. @nnnt ,.n.lr ntrflruIarlr othool
smas.e Near M rio~s 81 nh address
air' 11sftln I'D. II have made 4 de-
rieieo isirie i thinE Il hevr heard
All al lrr rIatc resrr1 TINT nave been
ndnn1cd. and 1 halierc tnaf New Mex
frn't elnie 1mar N M mnrf beautiful
~ ihce. ana
NJ fnrlln tola the TEACHERS Of the
a~at.,ratlone an1 want that
xo1,ne oeouio abln thronrh a knoxl-
1910 rr.,I .,,s-lr Ia n.rffru,nrlx
END rrsea rnm,nnalrt .snrinc ana
,saut1 rfvIxs Al ma n shfunrd tIhelnf
1891 -rr.tIInr M m1Iern l6eaF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
sUPREME COURT TAKES RECESS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2t.-The su-
preme court recessed today until De-
,ember 5. when Il In expected to rem
Ger a decision an TO the constitutions
atty % the wart time prohibition act.
Arguments In this case were heard
last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

powered by law TO choose n county
superintendent for as many years aa
II may desire.
4 That conditions Tor the tcafhcr
he made batter by consolidation and
provision for n good supefyisor.
s. And especially that a change in
oertiacation % Mprhers - nRde 80
as to demaudl 1cad.mlc ana pfOfes-
nioual p~reparafiofi for TEACHERS ccr-
tlncatea upon the following rlna, Wa.
that I'm 1891 no certificate should Do
granted TO any person who had not
previously held a certificate 10 New
Mexico. unless they had an eighth
grade education on liz equivalent and
md secured az least four units in a
standard high school and certain pro
fessiahai work: nat Ia 1898. no GER
tincate should be Issued 20 those who
had not previously taught In New
Mexico unless they had eight units
from an accredited high school n
certain professional work. in 1885 20
get b certificate. a person should have
al least twelve Units from a standard
high school and ON professional
training: and in 1897. no person
ahouId be ~ccrti0cated unless they
had ATTAINED "a high school diploma
and hud had professional work.
BE II resolved, that the foregoing
resolution be presented Go The resolu-
tons committee % the general asso-
citation with q request that u be in
~COrporltcd in he general resolutions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

conducting r very interesting display
.of school books and equipment al 2lE
West Geld avenue. which IL open Ia
the visiting teachers during business
hours.
Mr.. Montoya recently accepted the
r. sition Of Held representative for
The University OF New Mexico In
which position his principal work Is
to students In the public
schools Ia continue through their
high school courses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

a.
That highly exclusive orRaniza-
ton. the. schoolmastcrs- club, mem
borship limited to thirty, wnl bold It's
annual meeting and banquet this
evening At $3.50 In the Y. N. G. A..
dining hall. The business meeting
will occur at $40 sharp ana the din
ner will begin at 6. II Will be at
tended by the 80 members Of the or
ganization and by eight guests. state
Superintendent OF Education ]. II.
Wagner Il president and J.. n. Nj
q Jllum 81 Albuquerque r. secretary
Of the club this year. New officers
Will he elected tonight and "a sugges-
tiun will be offered that the consti-
tutional limit of the membership DO
increased TO IS.
The banquet toast list for this even
ing includes the following;
America irst--His Excellency,
Governor q. A.. Iarrazoio.
Shall The Childhood OF the Nation
Pay the Debts OF the warf-Doctor
Lotus u. Conman.
ParulellE- Demands and Fulnli-
ments-Doctor Henry suzzallo.
schools Of Yesterday and Today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

Mr.. Montoya completed his notably
successful period u service as eousfy
school superintendent % B%ernaliiio
county on January 1 OF this year He
has continued an active and aggrea-
sive worker In the field OF better
schools for the sunshine state. Ar.
N~ohtoya has conHected himself Win
a num0er Of standard producers "
school r~auipfnort ana supplies nnd
during the edncahnnal cenvenuon. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

ably will bc~the railroad secretary.
One or the two vacancies on the ex-
ecutive board ~ expected to be filled
by the election OF Jose g. valdez, of
TERRA "A Amarillo. county supcfintend-
cnt OF Rio Arriha county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24

OF the association.
Re Il further resolved. that the cdu-
cntionnl council extend its thanks 20
President W. O.. Hall for the ufesonta-
tiun On the foregoing program.
ROECOE X. HILL.
Chairman.
JAMES w. Buckley.
MkLTEH o. MFARFAND.
Committee.
Election Of officers resulted In the
choosing OF Supt. T.. W. Bower Of
clovis - president. Mrs. Maud T.
Bianey Of Carrizozo as vice-prcsideni,
ard Mrs. Josie LOckhard as secretary.
l'ho school board section elected the
following officers: President. J.
walker. Mountain Park: vice presi-
dent. Henry Heitz. Silyer city; sec
retiry. Mrs. John W Wilson, Albu-
qucrquc: council for three years, John
v. conway Of santa Fe; council for
two years, Or. A. L. pillon OF CLOVIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-24
OnIrch Dol hc Ifncd.

Professor Hiram Hadiey.
SchoolmRsters-As Others See U.s.
Doctor David Spence Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

lhers vii. De nearly apEnie rhe axnrf1ni
oHe-t4 They a-s well loken winch all
he amy aarsss nave ap1 nsen and
were BOUGHT nos-.y tur ea-1 wort.
ann 1iE-I1 dsliyery -eamluE.
During zne week gped quality nsAgr
green CHARTERS. lsaenls0e 4DE-, spiut ruID
s:sDa at: hprses u Z4569tsOe Lhk-. scia
from s-sOMSzz; horses d lpa01An La.
spia 1-om ee5a7D: Eiiulxs. rom
.sea0qSc: good quality acc,iInk1ea np-sos
from sl6a-75, ordinary ssrunaz from
sssall.
Al Lhs city SE1s StanisS-J. c Keith.
stevens d swess HeEns Company scia
5 trenIE, loaat u green Western auT1ae
ana % seconds. T-nae was srrpng un
me hszry horses oorh N snEles AMI
unacned pR,rs. buI the Lighter horses
staa a. lpEe- values -tl2H lpy selnk TINE
aast, This week me firm VIII affey
g nara caus Of E-esa Western npYnek. and
&C Asrny horses.
William EurwitE offered carload 1f
c-s-sn Western nurses weighing around
50 ihs and selling from xEGDe. They
neia q sale Of 1pa Army hsFnex- weigh
fnx from 1909 100 ih9-. AT u ranEe of
slpod.a 3ius we're auick "a the army
hprses. ann -tle sale wsnr on 30 well
that me firm viii ener Is more Of abpat
ths same -7-pe neKt week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
features Of the Gays cesiinus IN AL
.ne leRrirr Stocks

Eew York. orr. 1-Althougn deretap-
'1eais 4 the steel sirtise situation sxfre
ei-siaErEe fEvor6Die tram he speeuis
We standpoint. shares Of that aalTie-
--Ar group were almost the orIiT issue
? sHcw reAc-l1naFv IenuEnciek n to-
GE 5 ar. busy ana 5rsAfasf sfoCk mar
a.-
-lE NAY nave 1esn due 70 the era
!9rE II T-uc.nAe 5tesi. winch sdnez
a'Hs aoinrs TO lis upward course aur-
bg 1t mrrning al the new MAXIMUM
.. mt suffered "A -frscipltaie decline
: ! POINTS lAis-. closing Al lshs ai
: 1oI-ts.
"a .4rrenraEinE texture af the SECESSION
TEa ne advance ei rails iss-'ssndRTv as
80! Is nlEn grade silRres rlsinE orlt so
-frD: points On the most InIH@ssIrt'
-tr'HE 81. transportation III sr"erEl
~-egE
81 lar as .auia De isxrned, the uni
}as.s M -hs strength Of rails waR The
81 t..rer,r arr-ihursi 70 Director Gem
era Hines confirming the general ITh-
U-HssInn that the railroads are 10 ne -e-
sFerAa 70 private Ownership al the eau
. -lt pAaT
5r-siesT strength Was hewn nv To
aEc0. chipping parsg. rubber. Enacnin-
~ =nl G:,leyniczi SHARES. OUTSTANDING
aEtu-ss embracing SUTnRIrR and ATnsr-
car -ohaccns. Retail Stores- Atlantic
--.- uiis-a Fruit. American N-aliine
aI'a- .,-efer--a. InIerrHfie,fIi Phper L.
S 2urr.- WoYthlnE-on pump Intins-
- A4canei ana National Anlline a.
-EF-erne gains III three 10 II POINTS
.Fnerr ssssne 1f -tYess s7IseTiElT1es lnuch
%. -te advance xax Retained anf n
SteesE- equipments rhpfoFx- olis an
-B3s -eritIl,tiuns af one TO rive POINTS
lowed he late rise Of cal oEns 10
- cent the market CLOSING win an
-rsEriar fune- iKies amounted 10 -
:. 80 SHARES
t.irles contributed 10 -he Hcasraie
s.-srE-r Bf the hand market. cnieflF
ArasrisaH Telephone g. Liberty lssnfs
eaAee anc interests were E-eAGE u -
&ss rar value. aggregated Aa-sse'uS. ",
~ 5. bunds were unrnHnSed On
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Nobody Knows

the name or the address of the Want Advertiser
who ends his Want Ad IN The journal with the
words: Address Box 64, journal"
He may be your neignbor Ym may have seen
him yesterday. But he doesn't want his name
address or reiepnune number used In connection
with his ad In The Journal. So he has the folks
VINO want TO learn the particulars of his PROPOSE
Uon send their inquiries to The Journal Office. He
calls there for them and investigates the ones
that interest him.
The journal VIII extend the same service 70 you.
Il costs nothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Chicago Cattle Market

-GlckEO. JfE-. :.
EpGs-7eceipIs 2.0o Estimated ID
nur-uw l.n00 Weak. mostly g 70 e
cents lower Heavv IsBHnlsSl; Tne.liuTn
7asI,evlE75; ign ls7sti 1f7s: light iE:st a..
aas2s; heavy packing sows sEnooln =
1IsBe packing sows rough ISdads44IS'
mrs E4f5nls7s.
EA-TLE-Receipfs 11~De. Estimated
rumur-sW 1cndG F;rn. Beef sIefrs:
Medium ann heavy weight cnnlce ant
-1r-Yne T6TlnlgB, medium and good I1.5
aa65b: c1rnrnun SsanI1.S: light weight
soati ana eaeinR ix7sGiAB: common and
mseiium Non315h BuIcneY cattle: aeif-
ers assuiksss COWS 6atM7sa6: Gamers ant
rr,rters 55tsSr6sG: veal calves D66ilS.
feeoe- steers B9Qts5s: stacker steers
scSHlg8G: western range s1es-s sssn lae;
ctyws and hsifeys 6lsn 1s9a
SEEEP-HeceipIs i4.90t. Estimated To-
u1uF-uW DfGe Firm Lambs 1365n lbat:
-uIls and cpiurnon 90s1lcS- Ewes; Ne
Cfiurn. soar ana eanine S7aGaa,: caIls
ana ccfumun 3n0HsSS: nree1iEg TaD1l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Aifrad Ronneku Of Biduefuru. con-
tanning news OF the drowning uf DR..
L D. LaHrure Al ST. Charles LAiEe
Canada SATURDAY afternoon The
dentist Was eui fishing whea the
tDxl overturned and ne was drowned
he was = resident Of Biadefard fef
seVen nearx- serving as alderman N
Ward 4. Two wears agn ne gave up
his practice there and went 70 Shaw
aR1n1 Faiik GaRslR EneEs . aia
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here IVES little decline IN ulces from
q week agn. Buyers were rather more
particular Regarding quality. Live nsEs
rRnEaa frsm l6S&ak Gle, ana dressed npEs
rom e12 ctE-
While few sheep ann lkmns wess
brought 70 the yArns- the siAugntes
houses were we'll supplied. TINS market
showed no change. sileep sailing erpn
7as CHS. ana iamns II sG2s CTS.
Isroreznsnt. nDwe moving onr nprs
qulckir. especially the Bssa heavy milk
e-s- The harms WERE vel flisa. Good
average COWS Eh6aiR: with cnoaps
hsavy mixers M 10 sx50 of more. ana
ppur and ordinary cows dpwn ID sDsit
sG
The i've poultry mkri9f Vas sxaaay
with FOWL 35Mss GLE. nrsiiess D0as cGa.
and old -uussers AGE en-
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES.
Beet czt-.s: n A. Walker ssia csws-
$40 lhs-. II Sc. ; asws. AZ &C, ann .
cows. 10 !bs., 81 &C. otis Il Furpusfg
sol1 heifer. 80 ms. n sese- : Cows. -s6D
Ibs-, II &c, cpxz, lae ibs-, ~ &c :
cuw, 50 Ihk-. al &c COW, 1870 lbs AZ
g. ! aDW. $40 IhE-. al Sse. and COWS,
I'D his, II &C..
Tssi Calves; CTS Il. Farpush soid :
cz:f, 80 IhG-. al 1fc- n. a. Walker snia
calves, - ihE-, al 1sc-
Sheep Rnd Lamns. D. A. Walker soid
shsen. 10 Iha-. u sc. 4 ismns. 40 Ihs.
al lAH-
Enss: q a. Walker ssia mug, isa
lbs. II ia
HERGE Market
Boston, Nhsa-, September q
The marsea waE arrire during III
week. znG although SUPPLIES ware tnlrfy
Iarse pr1oes I'M tbs heavy harnes -aeia
Ar-n. with the demsnd excellent. In al
dftiun 10 the usual run sf accatmxted
and secondhand nuEasA- these vas q
special sais af Artery hpz.es. Theaa.
vere h0uEut fruIn 8ns at rhe {. q.
-RlninE czmpB ANA wore nut re3eraA
pur huraes far whirhs tnese was NJ
Further use Buyers ware quick to tRtea
advantage of the ufiersng Of thnO
horses Is They were asuEnI al easy
figures SO thai dealers couid sell tham
tsfiDw The usual value. ant they waFs
bought AZ tram saa9Fs Kr aekd lsss
-han regular 1SyEes values Thus weAs
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Get. =
Predictions that bznigIng arraRgt-
TIessls 10 ErEpI commercial credits 70
EUrr,pe wouio sepr ne noir,iisfsa Asipt71
tpaav 10 give al upward SWING 70 Las
earn nsi Aei. Prices although unsfsl-
siec Il the clbkf we-- = - cents mel
hlErtsr. with DteeInt,sr So 20 L-Ss and
Mar zasI to III Oats EalntG 10 -
In PROVISIONS Int ouicoIns ranged rom
/. 1suIs decline 10 q a-ael. ..Jlvanus-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

dental work arnuug tie vurkeFB e
the largest pulp mall in c1anada- Els
wife hAs bsan passing tina summer II
Ola Orchard Shs with H,e ci1iidrcn.
SURVIVE
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sspAmnr -shurEte

oA-S-Fancy &c % 4e-lh sacks 50 Sc,
9A8Rh-,df.1iuH backs 5g1t
TATGES-AronsfnBE fancy -ssg-LI
rser IN lbs. ordinary -I5el--1, sEesls 80
at per aAr-ei.
EFGA2-GrRuuiatea. wnHiesEis ET'A-
GER oupraTiurl. s35 per LEO lbs n hlIiA-
VI I-,ofI0t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

feuncsx5ly repeFted frr rhe ksnnepsc
JnuYnai9
Stock yzrdx, SEPT g, lals.
MzinE-
~ Brighten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Boston. T7cs- Z
HFFElhuice winnie cattle 1T
HETTER-NurrhbEn creantfy $3.50
ss1Esge- veS,srv, c.-eanerv extras sIsrhlf
f-HEESE-New wins extras b51Sl-
CoRN-ka. yellow 1eeA ln.
EGGS-Nearsv hennery A4ez, Hes-
arr extras 7nEs@
FLOTR-Srr;ng PATENTS 1sS-ih. sacks.
..-5A1S8A
HAFNo. tiYnp1fly Seus~
--ANBE6prilg -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

caxsr-a 10 an excessive sa-reTinn.
accuMpx1aas with cnruuie irnnrsmn-l
u9E from tho muc0nG meyuM1nN. I.
Hsofs 9ns0pax1iiA acfs On tho nurDnSe
Wou0no tAuuu0n -ha n1oni raaurna
,nffnznnAStan- sGkAniiansn heaithr ne,
1ul. ana reAicnxly cus IL RSO -
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Card of Ysnates

10 me many fr7enas VINO assisted Us
IN our bereavement; also fEr the
MANY dsYRi rFibufes-
Nh and MRS. HERBERT HOP
KNE.
Nh. ana MRS ARTHCR SILL
VAN.
Nh ana MRS. CARROLL HOP
NNS
Nh. ana MRS. ERNEST HOP
KING.
Ar. ana GRa. HERBERT NccA-E-
LAND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

View York. Oct !.
Mercantile PAPER Sa55-
Te-fIng B-akE hills Al.
1--aerc.si a-eKr bills On hanks 41st
a-ne-c,al Se-d2y bills LA, demand
g @Enlee 27Ea.
-tncs demand k.ss. capiss 800
ulcers. demand I'D. cables % 90
"a Ierznn 40. cRules az
haTEs. eernasaa IS cables T-4S
FlEs. OARS sssKaer, 5 - trd-
g. MONEY trrn- hign 10 low a m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Funeral SERVICES waFe heid Tuesday
far Capt. Fred A Carver. widely
known enr many Years AZ rhe criy
resident of the tsiand an eastern
Penanscn1 Gay Els island home was
frequently visited by nntahie summer
residents ana ne nad . wide ac-
auainrance with artists literary pec-
pie and ciergymen- he pnzsessed
remarkable sturdy character. ann Il
- sand ne has oe-n the hero of oooize
and sketches He leauex his wife ana
TWO daughters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

vvre. IS. 1aa54: lse IS. ST: q -.
"a n: n IS * 81 Is 40: q 44s.
- or: @d 81 #1f stt LIS. ALI Victory
IL 9.srs NlcZpry 44ss 33a -.
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ToNE OF THE MARKET.

Yard offerings Of nstf cattle were
quite nekvy 5l1 canfinea aIrnnsI wnuiiv
20 the poorer grades although some ex-
Ira ctiel0s heavy steers and oxen were
brought N. IN few weeks. with he
closing ui lhs LARS. Lhsre snpniG ne
considerable hummer anerea The Ce-
nana tnr cattle was tair1y active. ann
prices nsiG quite wall. although any
changes from . week ago were IN
DOWNWARD direC-inn- The nominal
market tDr cnnine Steers anu oxen is
from ul9lzi c1s. gpoa quality h6sii
CTS. cnsrse INN cz1tie sAllh C,s; chpirs
hskyr Cows and he,fsrs IHli5 GLE. MT
dunn ID sosd cvws 7i&ss Gle. p1pr ID
aruinkrv l6Ss c.s. hniugnas and can
ners 6sSGE CTS; 5iiH 7Gsi Gts.
Veal cairex soid readily al the ure-
ripls rauEs- -le aesf hsRvr veal hr<ng-
ING f7Usf Gts, with gusd avsraEe calves
1.l1T STE. anz Rssr and nrEiR&ry nxlFek
drinkers ana ErassArs- tpr A6ai CTS.
The time af ms market fur hpgs was
Eeak, OWING 70 lower TIr1ees IN Western
markets. Offerings xers .iSRt. AM,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

The Aggregate ~ livestock al 3rgn-
I'M, Watsr-pwn ana the Local slaughter
houses:
Tins VEGA Cattle LIE snesp Saaa.
calves sa24. hnxs i LA
LAM VEGA Carte 81. snesp Sic,
calves 81. hogs 1t.57s.
cne year age Cattle @7s, Ensep Ssic.
calves SIG. hugs aAsE
NAME STOCK At MARKET
Cattle ~. siissp III. calves 7@. hDgE
Is2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

HIGH GRADE SA-EEMEN-9r hiEn-
g-aoe men Wro can is2ru . sell arr
wanted or permanent WORK They
rEusI ne Jns snrg VINO can meet me cig
men OF any community On -,gakl Terms
yei moi Id naughty 20 Gail On any
oauE ~ 70 make regular practice o.
auiEE q laro Ilys WORK s Jays
vt--k, it uss7s-Af Il SaEr. suGn rTesi WILL
re MAD Z moderate salary. expenses
ana L liberal bonus on al salts ADtVs
4 ynotierEIe 1uPIk- GaDr Statesmen G2H
make nigh pay from the star, mex
ptr7:stlCtd men. / they nave ms selling
EriEeK and are INDUSTRIOUS. cen rEna!E
earn. L ypl answer thls description
and want 4 position Wit. & ing grow
NE COMPANY al aleRn. 12gn-E-aat. 2n-
e+rt.slirg selling aieRsF write SullT.
L4lsI every mace vDl ever worried anu
y=lfIr nay -ae-s. give full FACTS at'su.
voIr age. --siu- &tion. health nm All
pertinent fReLs- .starssS Central Maine
aGwer Cn-pAny- Attention r Il
Whiting, Augusta Aalns.