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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
|r3T = FOOTBALL STAR
&c INTER NESTEEOOE

lezr aeanan. ths dzEhIng rgn1 hall
|;lat = -Ing's tpntnau sierens Of the
hssi tnur HsRsunE. viii this 1aIi dnn
4 tas. cnmpany but -AuEusra spnrt fni-
ssre-s inn : look fnr his work 70 SUI
r. a2v ac1irsR thersf1v. Jniin is one
Z. TIE ncsf effective comninH-luns Of
Ff-a~l s1yaad and ags-eRsivsness that
|sFs- -e1-ssanIsa the Red ana whfre-
E-itn--;; nid IN attistir experiences his
|'szrT number only Is. lie cummencsd
Pc tu1Trau cz-ee- as q youugsrsr nf
=, = aae AZ once WIS proclaimed one
tas speediesr high achnnl nacks m
fssr--. AR.re. n his 5zuinr and suztnr
eszEf .. was caprAir uf rhe team. Es
afssl. PLAYER. having pErricSpGrsd u
- sro-- laE yezx snc ths ysar 30
.sa rurs nlg seasons fnr Cnny IN this
ser znr !asr year being prururr;se ef
sszts 2HAmpiHnsf1ip. Jnf1n played the
-z' guard position and tnere wzEnr
aetts- nigh scnoui guard IN the sut-
san ssSzan. N hls last rnree vez-s II
~ - was . regular member sf the
aassaall Tsan playing n right field.
III 7iniar YEAR he Wac menher nf
ss 1racg 7ezn. and pianed IN dash and
"a HrsnVs n the meet with Card
4 WsEtnrnrk several Of nis fnpt-
'szrUaEes viii be speecv ouf-of-
aas -er-utts. The schsoi had a ing
~ ne g-,dirun Last season ana
-7snscrE 70 rspeEf t.ItB YEAR are
~ 't ee Eaad- Juf1n leaves tar west
'seE ;a,E narning and scnuol wiil spsn
ssssaav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The Irish National Aid and vulun-
tser Dependents Fund. fnrrned altar
the reneliiun Of Eastar week n PRO-
vide 1cr the families af men killed or
imprisoned. has jusr issued an audit
&c account OF It's work winch shows
Ena1 the total amDnnt II receaued was
Sbss'e4n. Of which II expanded ss-s.
ESo- Subscriptions were rsceived
from al over the world, rne largest
cnrrribuf4nn Ss9s. 40 coming rrum the
LnlIsd States. while Slna-g7B came
fruln Australia and S-s.s59 fzum New
Zeaiand. Ireland itself nuukrsbuten
S2I9.1c5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Of our OH TERRITORY Ii barren and un-
productive. Emigration was the univ
remedy hefure the Balkan wars. when
405an Greeks went To Amertca yearly
= Grsers dues mt receive her Juat
claims her emigration vii, be resumed
- tne nnly puuaihis remedy trr TIM
sxrsas population ahpve tne supporting
her az Grsek ter-ftnrv.
'-tle question ce Thraca, as may wsll
he ssen. u Mnst vital. On tas equitahie
sertisment Of II nrw depends the psare
we have been irving % es1zhliah N the
Balkans. AS 1ar as Bulgaria is cpn-
nernsd the question has bsen sstrled.
she gets a pA,r al the province ainnE
the northern Bsuadarr AS far zs
Greere is concerned the question nepsr
Will ne satisfactorily sertled unfit bath
EASTERN and western Th-ace are incur-
parated IN her Boundaries "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

A British army ofiicer recsrflv
purchased 11r seven and one-half
ai1fllings f$l-SDs IN a Prsfria ancfinn
ronm "a picture winch ar1 cr1Esrs ne-
l1mva To ne . minninx Enm11zGutzf--0
wmrk uf prirz1szs vzti1al Ihe parfzxre-
pur<rmssing TIM Erucinx5nn. Inns bssn
snnzsx % a<1risors nf tim Great Art
saIiary ar the Hague fnr examina-
t1nn. Tho thnrry is ti1zr the pictnre
was CARRIED 20 South Africa by q
rnsznber nf a family Of Dutch nobie-,
mHn WIN were pxtruns uf Ram
'hrMn6t-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

In TIA, ur the Ist Of June. TIM Bnu-
Snn PORT hin went intn operation. At
noun the harhor was cIhssd axaiust
al vessels and business wns ruu-
pended. In a 70 days notice. tae en-
1zens uf Boston were Deprived ef
their means 81 gaining a living. 1n-
dignatiun ran high tarunxnunr faaR
cnionieE. currrfnutinns were raizss
IN other cities for ta1etr rrlier. nnd
thu people uf Marhlehead uffArex, -
Hustnn merchants thu u C g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

: ca- waaca. passed through the
r. L. abgut 9 o'clock Sun6ay after
-onr made Up Z an easroound Ereigh1
--air attracted No small amount Of
E;teuQ1n because nf IT'S uupsuli ap-
Z WIS OF steel and bure
e 3 SIDES tia name Of the ruad.
I4s.-v--le. Chattanooga & St louis.
r rhe words. DYNAMO Mnfnr Ca
E1rr-aen-n the cE was i Dynamo. 70
f.Icc was ar-acned belt and pulley
roianiv USED Tor generating he cur
(srf 1t one end Gf the car a sec
Esn N the rur was rasrpd 80 that
Fns night Sill under that SECTION and
E-aCLcn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
WI|NSlOyv

Mr and M-E. IAEfEr Emary -sfUrn-
I'd Saturday evening trum Auburn.
w'hEre they have bean gnests for a
tew 81 the hnme Of their snn. LEW
rence Emery. ThEv RlEB viElrAd Fo--l
land Springs. Mr.. Emery has pur-
chased an orchard farm at Auburn
Eaera this fall
MIS- Miranda Flicker CT Clinton rs
gnsE1 Of her dhugntEr, NIrs Waltzr
". Rsyunlt1s
MISS Euny -obEy underwent al CD
erE1iun last weak II G-ay.s huHrnrzI,
fnr enlarged r1nsils. Friaay Xias
Topsg Gayne ID rne hurns Of Nx. and
Mrs. Walter II. -obey, and refurne6
SUNDAY 10 her hume h China
Mrs Gsurge Martin of Fort Kant Is
guest Of MI Eni Mrs. john Simp-
SUI q Beacon street. i
FGksr Pa-1ersDr and EsnTy Ecw-
ard VII iaEve Mnnday tr oruur. 70
-sso-ns heir sruGies Il She E1:re-E.-
y nf Ea.ns.
A. Il Ina W.oairW Hcnnuis VIII
upen Monday murrsng.
MISS lelen - Whre, rsRcher cf tina
SLa GRADE nf -hs Grammar acnnnl, /
Nrs. Nellie DICK. tsacner az -he 7th
crane -A4ss Gladys 0aier, raacnsr rf
me ot1 and 6tn grades and Miss
aaz+4l Z E-nckisy raacne- of GRADES
:. IL ana u, Fart school are stopping
a. Lne a1me Of Nj. ana Mrs GnarEe
" rEr1srsan.
MIS-. lEr.y - Fish and her guests
paAsea me week-end II Lakssiss.
Ae- ana Mrs. Jnnn G. Murray Of
5fnt7n Avenue and DIR and Mrs d
= EurC ot WaEsrville. lstr SUNDAY snr
Ten da-s --p I'd Fredericton. - T..
a-a otAEr places Of interest Mrs
FaEkar ass If Wa.arviilR viii H1np
Il Lar 1ome Of her slsrar Mrs Murray
during Lnslr aaseAHce
Ars- alter Pu-inE.cr ana MiHs
A-nss -o-nan ws-s recent vlEItnTs al
5gwdelrhan.
Dean small cf Portland was q r.
cent Euaa1 If Gncrss K EaEssFs-
III ana Ars- Frank BarHrd aaue
naan LAE guests ST TRENDS al Vassal-
D0rn.
III anc LB- Iames TURBINE and
az45h-e- ~a-nerine and snns Jnan -na
Hofle--- p4assd tas wesk ana with Mrs
-lraa,ne hrJthsrR Robert and James
|isaE-- g Eumtnrd
II. ana ArE Eavmuna Eunpar have
-azurnsr % CtIIcaEe altar a VIsir with
Dr. az1r Ms. z c Enuper. ana with
AE- Eanrs- M -hsr a. Franklin
NJ anu IRIS. Alex Il Eerd and
1augnrerE- Eith- Dnrotnr and Ear--,
and snn .llr- returned SUNDAY from
1zup-cs u Wizard Beach. South Furr-
and.
Donald ~ualur HES rerurned u Lew
SION attss 4 vIslt with M and Mrs
Ez--y Aa-coGS
Ii ant Mrs z r E-aeniaaS and
rinse IL and Ms z = joy and rw,
c-...a-en n Bath, c. w whirren OF
E@eler, : Z and Thomas William nf
-zrun- ! =. alter visit with M-. ana
Us Chesrsr -otman. LEFT for a --,r
rn Stockton Springs before returning -
the!r homes
Mrs, Gle1wond Gordon n East Mar
Isnz is q guest ot NJ and Mrs. Ea-
4 0euuisor. Benton avenue
Hiss PHYLLIS Gliding ut va+e---ffie
Wiz -uHsr Saturday of Miss Marjn-ie
-annlgon
-,nE TorInan -sru-ned Fridav rom
4--1p 70 Ensrun and TIE White rnpun-
Ar = Jurss and little daushrsr
F-,@7 ~ Pals-r1n and NJ and a-s
E-G zrawn ~ Easr Criun hive been
E7IHFrE W NJ s-awn stste-s Mrs
Waite NJ -opev and Mrs win---r
E-s--
Mr. angie Tnhev and sc1r- Lewis II
Oh ma ana U :. Junes Of Pnlerno were
callsrr sundav a: the hurne uf Waiter
u -oue~
M-5- I'm Brewer AZ whitirvilie
GaEE.. -as q calls- aundRv IN Ira.
Sarah Ha~ al The hnrne nf her daugh-
Ter, Mr. J. / Ra1nev
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Capt LouIs 7. Lane. a vereran uf
the Arrtlc trader and miner is On
MS way n nurthern Canada as an
ADVANCE scout for vast chain Of fur
supply stations 70 De operated ny q
Boston firm. More than $1,000, ,1DD
worth Of choice tu-s annually viii be
shipped ro Seattle Wash. 1-urn thu
cunpE1y's srR-1unE and then 6iR-
r-loutso throughout rne country.
We have e tur stations alnng rae
A-aa5RHka- Peace and MackenEie
rivers and sxpect - establish 26
more. ERld Lane whsr ne departed.
FEnm the mouth Of the Mzchenzie
the 1urs viii se shipped around Peln1
Barrow ID Semitic distance af 3.5f6
miles
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

CYRUS G. Barry af Yarmouth was
hsid in 5000 bail IN the grana 1urv
when arralened Wednesday, IN the
Portland municipal GnuIt. with crim-
mai assault an an s-year-old girl. Ee
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ge-
row early thar morning, The giri
rnid her story Te Judge McGiaufitn
behind closed aeers han an heur
later, the grand jury taking up the
case
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
A machine nf the vacuum +v,. q

A machine NJ the vacuum tyne crr
pIurkins Towsls Is d<scrihed and IL
fsssrraTef IN Popular Mechanics mag
azdne With H. If is said. a person
r2n rernrve ali the feaehers. 1s-v.
from an zverage-sized bird in about
nve minutes. A murnr- driven fan
creates suction IN q iarre flexible
tuna AZ the free end ef which ID n
special piucking apparatus. Once
iooseo the reHtnsrx pass cnrnugh the
tune fnto u larEe receptacle over
head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The war mas furnished mary strange
rnIncidances. Esre is another. A
vuuug officar came home an leave
and brought mis- finance a piece Of q
smell fired by the Germans. bur which
mad evidently besn among ammuni-
lion captured trum us. He thought
II would interest her. and II did. for
she WIS ahls 70 identify n ms having
come 1-om the munif1rn works in
whicn she worked. II interested her
still mare when she found her own
mark on II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

M.zs Ve-a 2 EaEcrd knk return
!, 70 as- nrrns n this CITY atter cnm-
ss..s:.:...E cae vsa- Us war worker N
y Vsg-rn--nn .. C En- route SHE vIs-
rec .-,snis II Philadelphia. yew
f-T1-E ami her EisEer, Mrs john L
a1EseIl. CeEhana- Mass Ehe viii nrw
r.s1ne her srudiss as a 1urinr al
E2tes cnlisgs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

arn think rnat hew 70 live IL me-e
important than hrw te ger a living.
When vas veung man II 7 an
nuuured thai intsnfed ne-f Morn
ing AZ break nf DAY To start an scsne
enterprise Of amusement. ur II might
ne of high duty, the winnie family
would set up 70 see rne on; bur II II
we're on some matter af mere cnm-
marcia. gain. I would breakfast in
the care df the servants II was thus
through the winnie af IRISH Iite.-
John Butler Yeats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Auro parties were SUI N sn,dsy
I---ne-E gesIarday and 1rnrn morn
.z- uur-l -1--t there was a STEADY
--a-els of cars through tins ciry go
=: ag1a Up the line and a.sn the
|6;aer way
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

g. seca n Hilshs md cxpt.
-ass- e :. n. w1Es Dnxriad IN
~, Ehapel az It Luisis Csxha-
ns,,. rosianh Thurs1ny sSum1ng by
s. uiiip Scnry1er. Mn. p. ".
i az. was Maxrun n huur and
.s.,ss AcEnrkle bot nnn. "a
s.ss.. daughter of 1gss. EelIis
y a. Ifeu1on. n. T., and 1ngznmEly
:, 70 rsa Capt Csse in sfzGiaaad
.eax =. wiiismE. Czpf N1tmhefh. H
-srseas during Tn vur.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

ssruei [ jones. SEE Of 71r and
w-s Gorge Z. Jones nf Wiurar srreer.
lef- 1n ne 9.59 E-Eln SilnGay rnnrn.rg
.er o1ana u rs.ke Up his STUDIES for
~ SerluI yeG II the University Of
Ms,re
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The veI-kncwn Swiss nDvalis1. J.
c. Eeer, Of Zurich. enc uf the most
popular Swiss wr,-ers OF German
language ncveis zdverrlzes N Swiss
papers that the war mas killed the
German nuveI and that he is virtually
ruined He asks Swiss newspapers
fnr employment ia writing political
and literary Articles or any edtforiai
work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

sr Waller ], Eammuun. formerly af
Enneid. has hesn appointed assistant
ph.ssic:an 81 the Bangor SrAts tnspiral
1r Hammond is Is Years af aye.
graduate Of the Hebron Academy, Cei-
by Cnilegs and the Maine Medical
sehuul. After graduating trum the
medical EEhsnl ne served one year as
lnFe-ne a. tn Eastern Maine General
hospital. an1 then enrsrsd intn private
practice al Enfield. where he remained
1ar 1cur years. Eariv IN III he enlist
I'd IN the Tinted States Medical -srps
ana was commissioned as captain. Dr.
aEm-nanl was N the Tinted States
service Ie mnrrhs IBs months of which
ne served IN Franco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

I arHendent a wedding n iear CIR,
friend wnnsn father was q veii-ts-is
tar1Mer. Altar rne reremnnv NE Elris
crowded around the blushing bride
and she was asked where they ex-
pected 70 70 cn their hnneymnon rrip.
She replied: "we AREN'T going 70 take
a trip. for the money we wsuif spend
viii buy q nice ccw--Chicage Trib-
une
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Anzfnlta. menrirnrd IN thu newE
trozr the psace canf1rence In Paris. .s
the name of ane OF the Ave large
provinces ar districts irte winch Tur-
kay is dtvidsd. II lies besvsan rne
Mediterranean and Elack seas. ana
the district is tina home Of rhe grnat-
er ra-r uf the Turkish pupuis-irr.
numbering ahrut s.aDn.nua people.
The other frur gr1af districts Of
Turkey are Armenia SYRIA, Meso-
rutGmia and KurdiEtRn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Thsre II NO mere vivid record Of
the Nes II the middle ages than the
rAa-spire6 Gothic cathedral. a -sec-
lun from the ncen-iousneEs Of in
qer1a Eouae- To-Day the skvscra per,
the calnsc-al OF cnmmerce.r decked
II I-s meaningless borrowed Hnery or
naked In Irs ,rsIttariau.sn, sxuresses
The mR1eriaiisrlc and practical r.r-
oenCles uf modern civilization. The
cathedral, however, Is 4 pereeC.ed
embodiment nf an ideal the Eky-
sc;iaper Is u1lg q rnakeshzf1 Those
wfc built II thought OF providing a
place where MANY penpis may work.
anc beauty Is gwen little or M
thought Beaury ls cnnsidsred an
accessory, NOT a necsaEirv As each
skysc-aper has tuwsred high and shut
cur air 1nd liEh1 from others. II has
been nct only symbol af greed and
the power Of wealth. but also of rhs
power u3 the individual vino has M
thought far society
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
POTATO NOTES
A-ou8ruuk

Ao18 2ApEatcRH. CacthcU-
sept L-0oue ju6gm WIN nxve hzE
q caKnre - inuk opzr Hs&rsur ssr-
riuus q -he cnHrty md unserve cur-
dtrirns. zEy TINT TIN rnrzrc c-ur nf
ArurEtnnk rnss saanrn VIII bs ahcur
IN ErarAge ems n a32. They nisc
say rne :cuH-y has newer rruaurnd a
crrr CT oer-er quality and this tact
VIII &C Ter rcwz-d making II n ysa-
OF rrnEper.rg fnr Aruusfcok. Mzuv
q 1zxmer Il harvesting 1Dn sar.rsi. per
AGRA while sazas are gerurs lsrE. Of
csursa
Fnrr FasrAeil Asvssw. Eepf. r.
PurztneE are GINNING IN nnwadays II
q somewhat mederzts rata. as he
husserE czn mt laad up very hravs.v
cW-nE tc rhe severe snnrtasa IN ca-s.
Ths tarrers HI The saEns time, are
nur very EHNnus - sal al the PRICES
sNerea. which are tram s..T6 - ss.ne.
TaeHH dgursE w1ui6 d1unrtass he csn-
slnerahly higher Il the necessary cs-,s
cnuiG ne secured Digging iE nrw On
n earnest, or weuld ne, were II uor
.nr The auite frequent rains. Hsl5 Is
nIsh II rr1rs- hur does nc1 sesm very
scRre. quite number cf men stand
ING around rne atresf cnrners npWa-
Gays r-nfsRsing "a want work bur
n snlne cRses rrnnAniy not ex-remely
anxious 70 nbta1a II. The wages aaIc
tnr picking are rum % E5 - csurs
a na-rel. usually 1a. and nnarc
" here me ytein is d suna- a szna-r
anc amnirluus uHn can xye-a.e Ipf
oAr-alE day Only a few men a-e
nowadays hired cv the day. the price
being s5.0B 70 $500. OF course the
hiring by the barrels helms ID make
the harvest rarid Hnr shcrr. a. tns
men ann nrvs who hire that way BE-
ING anxious u gs1 rhe prtaroes picked
Il locks as Z there would be enough
hnip N the couurry 70 get the harvest
talriy well without IrupresEing a srea.
number ar women and small chilcrsn
EoU.-sr Times. Sept 11.-The we.
wsartar Of the past week has "a
tarcec digging and ACCOUNTS Tor rns
s-ackneas n the ouyinE. Buyers are
paving sS.1b per barrel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The wurd '.czrzup." which ;s
spelled "czxup." +carchun." ''kefch-
I'D" and a1kitrhup." is q corruption cf
the Chinese word "kitjap," the mama
given To N inferior kind Of suy made
IN China
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The Indians of Kenfuciry" sRvs
Dr. Clark Wissler, were n the habit
Of burning on fnrest AREAS Regularity
se AZ - provide pastnrage FAR the
hufaio, thus enricing him 70 remain
IN the cnunr1y." Again. the Indians
living N the regions where wild rsre
g-uwA were observed TO take cerrzin
rrecHutiuns 20 rrutsrt me rice bssls
sven 70 facilitating their growth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

4TGT STA LOCALS
-re arezslE will saasr zs--M tins eue-
..nr WIZ M-s. Fred Logan. SauIh
1.l=sgru' E---s-ef-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
RIPLEY

N aac M-s- Levi Wood and suSn-
= --suue Isle ARE visifsuY =.
= "nod's Tor a esw Gays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

..vsnrmnrcsp" u q most entirely
~.rt.s,,sur and refined way 1f calling
/. r~r~Cn a nDni or blccshead or q
strnuletor. n In . corruption of the
rsrin phrase NON cumpos rnenris--
nrf sound cf mind. Besides being
sarzsfvtng and rsfined IL has cinssi-
chi origin - sadirinn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The longest geographical In
Clan name ~ probably that
Gf Lake Charyrgagngmaunraznga-
soGchehnnuygunEaznaug This lake -
in Massachusetts and Its name mss
rscent,y been changed 70 Lake CD
sfer. The word 10 Of AisnnGn1n .. -
gin and In sait To mean HpW lne
.c,Yrs, wtnf made n large waIar
wnerr unanv hiarknirds charrer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

a new insulating material thar is
inrnmbusEhie IN made by mixtrE
a-T per can't powdered asneEtss. 4
Per oent prwdered mlca. % per cent
mineral rubber "a auft substance
found IN deposits uf eisag,nnus
scnisre; ! per cant rnsin ana 0.s par
cent 81 nisuipni6e cf selerium. Atrsr
washing and euapnrz-ing IN thu air.
q hard. nnn-abEnrnent Eunsrance rs
obtained winch. en heating. bec.mes
plastic and Gan sa mpided 70 any
shape.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

ThHr the East Coast Fisheriss
Cnmpanv, which has had q hig fes.
Of beam tsa~iars hunt II PORT
land. viii not limit Development
of their FISH business to Ronk-
land is evident from news rerrsvsu
from 1t Psrars. r. s. Ths Essf cnasr
land at the Nova scutia u0rf and plans
IN erecf 4 big onld sf1f~es piznt,
vrh~rvn~ ana 1ncslttiss fnr handing fsh8
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

The 1rpf afIk w1s uzn3s 3800 y c.
by TN VITA af q Chiunse sunparnr-
Arinrnrle. IN 3ED ,. C.. nrsf meurinns
silk xmnnE the Greei<s- The manu-
faGtnre nf silk was carried ON In
Sicily IN the twelfth ceutury larer
srrsadtng 10 Itniy spain and TN
south n France. Il waE mt manu-.
sscrursd IN EngaApn bsfnrs 1sO&
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

livery now and again. II ls gwen 70
some man somewhere 70 urrer q
heHven- sent phrase" which brings
with II instant and almost startling
On question. where
inng columns CT explanation and
inng moments of elouusnce might vi
terry tail Such a phrase came from
JnsepnuE Danisls. the Secretary Of
the United States navy, the other
Gay. In thu course NJ une of his
spnscaes in England. 'No EuxiiHh-
man" declared Mr. oartsls. "hax
mnrs claim 70 Hunyznsde raza r.
ChrtsttAn 6c3ance Monitor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Ihe r,g1rs ~ mountain wezrher.
sppaEitiHn t--um the national minis
triss af war ana a diaersncs IN
gauge have AL unrred Ii the past tn
prsuent an affeCrlue lniuing of
French and Spanish railways. savs
Popular Mechanics Magazine wark
an the prgJect has bean Carried On
since ls-4- however. and II liz INV
announced thai a new tunnel from
Az. N France. TO Puigcerda. On the
Spanish sine. tlas bean brulssn.
tnrougn, and viii cement this dss1r-
ahis union MERE firmly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-09
Tex Rickard May Not
Venture Again From n. Y.
To Stage Fist Battle
BY II. G. HAMILTON.

fI-nited. Press Staff Correspondent }
NEW YORK, Ang. 6--Tex Richard
Is still the worlds premier promoter
of fistic affairs. despite the fact that
his Toledo arena failed to gather
within its walls the enormous crowd
that had been expected to attend the
Willard Dempsey battle.
And Tex wiA not for many days
forget the paiirF that prevented the
railroad adminisi ration at Washing
ton from providing adequate trans
rortation facilities which would have
enabled many thousands of prospec-
tive patrons from jeurneying to the
scene of the big mill
Agents of railways all over the
country have wired Riekard their re-
grer Of inability TO handle crowds of
fight fans because the government
declined to sanction running special
trains and because the officials also
declined to allow special coaches to
he hitched TO the regular trains.
Practically every person who at
tended the fight from points west Of
Toledo was forced to take his chances
an regular trains Several specials
were run from the east, scheduled as
second sections of regular trains
Several hundred, for instance, were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-09

thronged the banks and bridges. and
the river was swarming with small
craft of every description. So that the
aquatic marshals. i'll the persons of
the Thames police, and the Kings
Watermen had considerable difficulty
in keeping a clear course for the pro-
cesSion of boats
The king. and the royal party,
boarded the gorgeous state barge at
the Tower. and amid fanfares of trum-
pets and salutes proceeded to the head
of the procession. The Kings Barge
master, w. G. East, an official whose
duties, in ordinary times are to look
after the swans and royal waterfowl,
came to his own to-day and clad in
Tudor. costume, resplendent in GRIM
son and gold, acted as admiral over the
thirty-two sturdy watermen. also wear
ing Tudor period uniforms emblazon-
ed with the royal cypher, who pro-
PEELED the distinguished party. An es-
cort of picturesque Yoemen of the
Guard, looking as though they had
just stepped from a pictorial history
book and armed with huge halberts
also assisted.
The royal party disembarked at
Chelsea Hospital. but for the remain
der of the trip the river was thronged
with boats AMI picnic. parties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-09


Dowd's father arrived from McMinn.
vile. Ore, Thursday TO visit the fam.
lily. Hugh Dowd arrived Saturday
for few days visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Dowd and viii
leave for Washtucna, Wash, the last
of the week to work through harvest.
Mrs. joe Hyatt is visiting friends
and relatives on the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Eyser and little
daughter OF Condor. Ore, ar. visit
ing Mr.. Kyser's aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Nv
att and family. Mr. ISyser is looking
for small farm to buy on the noun
tain.
joying a new Ford car.
Jim Mcdaniel and Artie Beath mo-
tored to Pendleton Wednesday.
T. ]. McCarty and family of Bur-
bank Wash. formerly of Weston
Mountain. passed through on their
way across the mountains to La
Grande last week.
Charles L. May. w. l.. Rayburn and
Fl. v. Compton made a. business trip
ta Walla Walla Monday.
Mrs. VIII Beathe is on the sick list
this week and is at her mothers Mrs.
GettingS. MIR. Beathe came home
from the Adams-Foster threshing
machine at Athena Tuesday and had
DR. Mckinney to see her.
Miss Myrtle Ferguson will live with
her aunt, Mrs. Robert Mcclure, and
attend high school in Athena this win
ter.
Miss Gwendolyn Compton will live
with her aunt, Mrs Faust and go to
Weston high.
The Weston Mt. school house is
under long needed repairs. A new
floor. deadening felt on the walls and
calcimlning. painting and new idi-
vidual or sigle seats are to be in
stalled before school commences next
month Miss Hildah Larson is the
teacher and comes very highly rec
commended.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-09

and Philadelphia by this means.
We had plenty of equipment to
handle the crowds" one agent wrote
"bnt the cars were allowed TO stand
idle in the yards and are there yet.
We were unable to do anything be-
cause we had to unravel several miles
of red tape in getting the consent of
officials at Washington
Rickard made money on the fight
lots of 1t. As a matter of fact he
was well repaid for his time and trou-
BILE in bringing the two heavy weights
together He is so peeved, however,
over the treatment accorded his ven
ture in Washington that he probably
never viii venture again from New
York in staging a big battle.