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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
East Liv.rmers campmes.ins

One of the most largely attended
and profitable meetings held on the
historic ground for many years is
now In prosress and Will continue
two days longer. The music under
the direction Of Prof. Wight 10 most
inspiring and the evangelist. Rev.
DR.. Post, Is "a workman who need
eth not to be ashamed" His mes
saSes each evening have been clear
and forceful. gripping his hearers
with profound conviction. A good
number Of efficient workers have
been ready to preach the Word, aid
in alter services and in every posi-
BILE way to contribute to the inter-
est Of the meetings. Saturday and
Sunday win be the great days Of the
meeting ana able ministers Of the
Word will bring messages Of inspi-
rHtion and salvation. Revs. Russell
Pettengili, g. c. Clark, Rev. Drs. c.
o. Mills and e. Hilton Post with
othery will be the messengers.
The closing service will be held
Sunday evening when Evangelist
Post will bring his last message for
this meeting. His iabors have not
been in vain as precious souls have
been brought to seek salvation and
the children Of God have been great
~ strengthened by these services.
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ElcHr.slpep HOUSE
csts Al Brsezss and Sunshine, but
Ole Never. Knows Which Door to

Gets All Brsszss and Sunshine, but
Ole Never. Knows Which Door to
Answer
Litchneld. Ne. Aug. 2s-Every
time someone knocks ON q door In
this house I cannot tell. for the life
Of me, which door they are at. One
cay q man raped ON the door in the
back ell and I went to three doors
tefore found the right one" That
10 enc Of the differences accompany
ing living In an eight-sided house.
such as Miss r. A. Tucker inhabits
in Litchheld.
The house which has eight sides TO
all the winds that blow. was built
before the Civil war. In 1858 by Jesse
Tucker. He must have gotten the
idea for the plan of the house out Of
some magazine as Miss Tucker ex-
plains. Jesse Tucker had just about
finished building the house when ne
fell and died short time later from
his injuries.
1t was supposed that he was plan
ming to bring to this many sided
home bride. but his untimely death
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Football Notes

No captain has yet been elected
for the Brown University football
team. The manager Of the team will
be Ernest T. Clough 30. of Portland,
Maine. His schedule includes games
with Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth,
Syracuse, Colgate, and Columbia.
Syracuse will be the big home game.
The opening game is with Rhode
Island State College at Providence
on Sept. 81. The former letter men
returning are: A. c. Brooks. half
back, M. j. Jemail. halfback, E. G.
Armstrong. /fullback. B. N. Coulter,
quarterback, ]. w. Albright. half
back and end. j. M. Williams. end,
A. L. Brisk. end. NJ. S. p. Williams,
tackle. r. H. Nichols, tackle, ]: Sin
clair. tackle. and w. Hoving. center.
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WIN
CLOSE GAME FROM
PRINTERS IN TWILIGHT

The State House team defeated
the Printers by the score. Of to z
IN the Friday game Of the Twilight
League played on the Williams
deld. The game was close and In
teresting. II was called at the close
Of the sixth inning on account Of
darkness.
The typeslingers made three runs
In the first inning. Latin went
first on an error by Davis. Mascai-
dri hit. Hill went first on q field
ers' choice on which Latin was out
at third. Mascaidri crossed the
plate and Hill went to third on an
error by vioiette. Webb getting
FIRST. And Marshall came across
with q two-bagger scoring Hi and
Webb.
The lawmakers came back strong
with i've runs In their half Of the
inning. Froberger hit and went
second on Taber's sacrifice. Gleason
made first on Mascaidri's error and
Froberger took third. violette's
single scored Froberger and Glea-
son. Phil McGouldrick hit for two
bases, violette going third. Violette
scored on Paul McGouldrick's hit
and both the McGouldrick boys
crossed the plate on an error by
Latin.
Hutchins scored for the Printers
In the second inning on a hit, an err
ror and a passed bali. Hill and
Webb crossed the plate for the
Printers In the third inning. and
Paul McGouldrtck scored for the
Lawmakers.
Latin made the circuit of bases
for the typeslingers in the fourth
on a hit. an error. and two passed
balls.
In the nth inning the lawmakers
scored three times. clinching the
game. violette, Phil McGouldrick
and Paul McGouldrick crossed the
plate on three hits and an error.
Paul McGouldrick worked well in
the boz for the State House. and
Taber and violette showed up
strong. Merrill singled every time
at bat.
Hutchins, Simpson and Hill star
red for the Printers.
The summary:
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Dns n,-u That romance. Now Miss
Tucker, a niece of the late Jesse
Tucker lives in the house with her
brother.
The Tucker house, known for miles
around because OF its peculiar archi :
lecture. 10 famous landmark.
Designated places are so far south,
north, east or west of the Tucker
place, as the direction happens to be.
The traveller knows definitely, that
place where he is headed for. when
he sees the Tucker place. That forms
a distinctive milestone for the way
farer.
Where arc the closets? how are
the halls arranged? do they have
octogen beds and do they eat from
eight sided tables? The closets,
strange as it may seem. are the
corners of the house and unlike the
ordinary closets ere on the outer side
CT the house, rather then next to the
center of the house. The cutting off
Of the corners fer the closets make
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GRAND WNDUP OF
SWANvu.LE CELEBRATION

Swanville. Me-. Aug. zs.-Hundreds
Of people from miles around. as well
al many former residents. some COM
ing from long distances. on Thursday
attended the biggest and closing day
Of the Old Home week and Centennial
celebration Of the town.
A parade was given In the morning
with historical. floral. fraternaI and
trades floats and the dedication Of
a memorial tablet to the men Of
Swanville killed in the war. with an
address by c. II. Black.
At noon there was public lunch.
when beans baked In ghe ground
were served to all.
In the afternoon historical exercises
were held in Union church. Addresses
were given by Leon r. Higgins Of
Brewer. President Of the Senate. rep
resenting Gov. Milliken; Lincley
Murray Staples Of Washington, Me-.
and J. W. Nickerson. There were
numbers by the Swanviile Commu-
nifty chorus. This was followed bp
baseball and field sports. The centen-
NAL ball in Come Grange hall took
place in the evening.
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BELFAST

The carrier pigeon which was lib
Grated in Bangor some days ago. by
the army OUTFIT which visited Maine
cities, ana which got on its course
in It's fight 70 Camp Devens. land
ing In Belfast instead. was sent on
It's way again on wednesday after
spending several days In the stock
room 1t the New England Telephone
cmce on Main street where It was
cared for by the men and made a
great pet Of. When the bird arrived
in Belfast and dew directly into the
stock room. the officers~who sent 1t
were notified and later word was
received to send 1t on its way. This
was done ard 1t started of bravely
to ind It's way back TO camp but
thus far no intimation az to its des-
tination has been received.
Marriage intentions have been pub
lished In Boston Of Frederick c,
Kane Of Roxbury and Mrs. Alma A.
Smart Of Boston. Mr.. Kane In q for
mer Searsport man and owns q cot
tage at Swan Lake where he has
come for number Of years Cor the
fishing. He has many friends in this
vicinity who will be interested to
learn Of his approaching marriage.
Mrs. Lewis u, AcKenney and
daughter Miss Barbara have been In
Boston for the past week. called b,
the death Of Af. Mckinney which
occurred very suddenly on Aug. IL
For some years Mrs. Mckinney ant
daughters have rcade their home IL
Belfast with her mother, Mrs. Howe
Mr.. McKenney's business keeping hin
IN Boston Tor the greater part Of
the time.
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YANKEES HOG
SENATOR SERIES

New York, Aug. 29.-New York
made a clean sweep Of its four games
series with Washington, winning an
other double-header here today. The
scores were 4 to l, and 5 to 1. Quinn
and the Thormahled both played
strong games for the Yankees. Tho
mahlen was effective with men on
bases in the second game. Shaw was
handicapped by his support. wild
throws by Foster and Harris letting
in two Yankee runs in the seventh
inning. Score:
First Game:
Washington 100000 1-1-s-o
New York .....0 o o o 40 0x-4-s-e
Erickson and Picinich; Quinn and
RueI.
Second Game:
Washington 20 1 o o 0e-i-7-2
New York .....0 00010 ISL
Shaw. Charity and Picinich:
hormahlen and Hannah.
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the rooms Of ve-y a,.r.ctiv. A.,
eicns. I've oimen,

eicns. umen,a
For some time wh.- n. 49,,
first built it stood sJ,-. noase Va,
ing to mar its syrrst-y. 80. .I nothiI
shed has been add. .,,sss t ,a.e'y !
self. like barnaessz On the Sns It.
a boat. to two sides Of N. S Se q
Every breeze TIA. b,ox, r aSuse
window to blow tzte when II ,. one
the octogen hcqss The ro.. ,.aehss
spacious and v.il arranged ' as
Years ago. Jesse Tucker ,..,
the man who bz.-1- tie .i... Au o
house. came to Lf.cseeld ana s ..'.
home. which now stands No. w. =
above mentioned house. n. ~. Ms
considerable land around ,h... "n'c
what would be more snn,.s ~
than that his son should buiM .,.ss
en- the Tucker property, sa'
In the eight sided hose A..
relics of Tucker former day, %;S.
Tucker has some very vondertns
maze samplers In the days Of nn
piers it was considered a nan II
every girls education. that al. ,ho,ls
make a sampler. And now thew ,.sH
introducing sewing into the schooI.
and calling 1t \ new idea M.
Tucker said. One Of the umol.,.
bears the date Of sol and Other =.
almost as old. And Miss Tucker ,l.s|
has some very beautiful bead h.,,
which were made by an aunt. N.
work Is exquisite and fine and coug
not be mated for q goodly sum.
Sunshine. IL there Ii any. ,,a
winds for the summer daya Il thr,
are any blowing. are advan.asu h
the eight sided house. II also b, ,
number of other ADVANTAGES ANA
Miss Tucker Is very well sa,iss,a
with her unique home.
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PHILL.IES AND
BRAVES AGAIN
Divide GAMES

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. zs.-Phila-
delphia and Boston today divided the
first Of their two double headers. the
locals winning the nrst game in the
18th inning. to 8. losing the second
s to 4. Callahan's single won the
first game after Paulette's double.
Tragesser,s safe bunt and an inten-
tional pass to cravath had Allied the
Eases. The drst four Boston bat
tiers hit safely against CantweIl in
the second game. After tht he
pitched fairly well until the closing
innings, when he weakened. Will
liams' home run with two on bases
in the dfth gave the locals q lead
they could not hold. Aeuser hit SAFE
iy In both games. making 1s straight
games In which he has done 20.
Score:
First game:
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GIANTS BUNCH EN-
AND TRIM ROBINS

Brooklyn, N, T.. Aug. 2s.-Nsw
York punched seven Of its nine hits
on smith today in the seventh in
ming for six runs and won bp to !.
Brooklyn scored In the fourth when
Myers went home from first on Ko.
netchy's Texac-leagusr single to
center Zimmerman was put out Of
the game by Umpire Emslie for pro.
testing IN the seventh inning. Score;
New York 1913 o 0 o o o 8 o O-S.S.S
Brooklyn .......0 0 o 1 o 0 0 o o.. $50
Nehf and Gonzales; Smith ana
Miller.
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The gssSntial

The new docrkeeper at the muse
UNI turnstile had learned the book Of
rules BY heart before taking over the
job.
Here, sir. ycu must leave your
umbrella ut the door," he aid 70 :
visitor who had failed 70 han1 over
that article.
'.But haven't an umbrea,. !. cha
visitor pleaded.
Then you must 90 back ana ret
one" said the doorkeeper. "No one
. allowed to pass II here unless II
leaves his umbrella - the deov.s-s-
Exchange.
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Homer Wins For
Tigers Over Browns

st. Louis. Aug. 29.-Jones' hit into
right field bleachers with two run
ners on bases in tie fourth gave De-
troit q 5 to victory over st. Louis
today and tied the visitors with
Cleveland for second place. Shocker
allowed only five hits. but four of
these came in the fourth, when De-
troit made all 6f it's runs. Scores:
Detroit $3.50 90 S 0 90 0 O-5.5-0
st. Louis IL D o o o o l 0-2-6-1
Dauss and Ainsmith: Shocker,
Koch and Severed.
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PHILADELPHIA

None out when winning run made.
80 Batted for G. Smith In 18th.
Boston 30 o o o 2 o o 1 o o o 0N3
Phila ....2 90 / 90 0 o o o OFT
Two base hits. Mann. Hoike, Ban
croft, Callahan. Paulette. Sacrifice
hits. Bickburue .. Paulette. Luderus,
Williams. Double plays. Powell. Cow
dy and Boeckel. Left on bases, Bos-
ton II: Philadelphia .. Base on balls.
of Ffilingim o; OFF G. Smith I. Struck
out. by Fillingim l.: G. Smith I. Wild
Fitch, Fillingim.
Second Game:
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PRINTERS

Earned runs, State House s;
Printers 1. Two base hits. Phil
. McGouldrick. Marshall. Thompson.
Stolen bases, Taber.' Paul McGouid-
rick, Merrill, Mascaidri, Webb 2.
Struck out, by McGouidrick S; by
Webb S. Double play. Violette to
McGouidrick to Merrill. Passed ball,
Merrill 4: Hill. Base on balls, off
McGouldrick 2; off Webb 2. Um-
pire, Thomas. Time. lis. Atten-
dance, 200.
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HATTIE DOOLITTLE
APPLIES FOR DIVORCE

Rumford, Ne. Aug. 81, Is under.
stood that Hattie Doolii,le, otherwise
known as Hattie Leblanc and Hatt.|
White. formerly Of Lewiston, now
residing at this place, has applied ta
a divorce from her husband. Thu
case promises TO be Of unusual IN.
terest. as the husband. so II Is said
will offer strong opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

It is believed that the first spee.|
men Of the chrysanthemum in Earu.|
was reared at the Botanic zsrdsai|
London. in 1854. The flowers na|
into favor was chiefly due 70 III
Stoke Newington Chyrssnihsn-n|
society. which held held its f-s: al
hibition OF blossoms in 1916 al
served as a school of chrysa2.h-zu|
culture for the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

Automobile oil is inexpensive. and
wsefui for many household purposes;
one drop will relieve a squeaking
door hinge or q heavy running sew
ing machine: wipe it of with absor-
bent cotton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

Brown leather bags may be cleaned
by rubbing on a thick lather Of pm
white soap. Apply it with a spcas.
rub hard. let it remain on a few -ia
utes. the nwipe dry with fame, aci
and polish with vaseline; rub "a. d
with bare hand; rub very hard: dart
use too much and wipe it OF well ni
your bag will look nice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

Few persons realize what a mod
ern convenience il the familiar door.
No primitive peoples have. or ever
did have. doors: the great temples of
Egypt and Of Greece had doorways.
Of course, but no doors. Often there
were silks and tapestries hung over
the doorways or doors or gates; but
the door proper IL absolutely an i'm
provement. even a luxury. of modern
civilization.
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CEIISOX RALLIES
TRIM INDIANS

Cleveland, Aug. 29.-Staging eighth
and ninth inning rallies. Chicago
took the drst game of the series
from Cleveland to .. 1t being CT
cotte's 18th victory Of the season.
Score:
Chicago .......o o 0 o o o. 1850
Cleveland ......1 90 0 1 o o $3.50
Cicotte and Schalk: Caldwell.
Coumbe and O'Neill.
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Two base hits. Burrus. Kinney. Three
Ease hits, Shannon. Stolen bases. Hoop
er. Shannon. Sacrifice hits. Turner.
Shannon. Double plays. Witt to shan-
mon TO McInnis. Lett on bases. Phila-
delphia 3, Boston 6. Base on balls, on
Kinney 4. III Russell I. Hit by pitch
er. BY Kinney (WaIters). Struck out.
by Kinney 6. by Russell 5.
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the lake nearby Thursday. with .
large attendance, including Soma
from other states and many from dis
tant towns. A picnic dinner was serv-
ed. after which there was a musical
and literary program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

An front OF the home Of Mr.. .,d
MIS-. Robert Henry Cay on s,i-s.
street, Waterville, is a large elm ire
that bears on one branch Of it,
trunk. about Is feet from the ground.
a fully developed and blossoming
sunfower plant. The plant consists
OF q single stem about 1 feet in
height, crowned by a perfect and
ordinary-sised sunilowsr.
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Feature OF SOx-Macks Came Ruth Famed 11Vice
Ya,1ks Going Strong, But We Fear IT'S Too Late
WlTHRvlIE MIIeHTERS
WILL PLAY AUGUSTA
MONDAY, WILLIAMS Field

Waterville and Augusta baseball
fans win undoubtably turn out
strong for the big game between the
An-Twilight teams Of these two cities
to be played at 3 O'Clock Monday
afternoon. Labor day. ON the Reuel
Williams field In Augusta It is q
game that al have been looking
forward to with enthusiasm and
promises to be the best game seen
in this vicinity this season. An adj
mission win be charged.
II - expected that Brick" Reed
will do the twirling for the up-river
team
The lineup for the Capital City
nine Win be a. follows: Watson. 81
Hill. 1b: Glroux, II: Beaudoin, G;
Harvey. p: Lalibsrte. 50: Gleason, sb;
Merrill CT; McGouldrick, IF.
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CARDS LOSE
TO PIRATES. 5.3

Pittsburs. Aug. 7s.-Pittsbusg d.
feated St Louis today by q score Of
s to . in . loosely played. rame.
Sherdel and Miller both pitched vsii
but errors behind them were ~
cause OF most Of the runs. Scors.
st. Louis ......2 00000iO 49,.
P1ttsourg ......o 00400oix-s.s.l
sherdei and Clemens; Diihoefer.
Miller and Schmidt.
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EASTERN LEACr1E

New Haven 0; Pietsaeld / tayst
(second camel.
SpIneneld 3; Worcester Z.
ov,dence .; Hartford 8.
'cseport 5; Waterbury !; Bridge.
port 10; Waterbury 8.
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Dexter 1; Old Town o

Dexter. Me-, Aug. 2s.-Dexter A. A.
won from the p. c. F. team Of Old
Town Thursday afternoon by to
in a pitchers battle between Buck
land for the home team and Penfold,
the New England LeagIer. for the
visitors. The score:
Innings 1894 1861 80 RH z
Dexter A. A. 0 o o 0 o o o o LII
=. G. r. 900 0 o o 0 90 s
Ratteries-Huckland and widdoes;
Penfold and Reardon.
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OurreIl Famiiy's Annual Reunion
The annual reunion of the Durrell
family Of this part Of Maine was held
in. the hall Of Crystal Lake Grange,
Aliens Mills, and On the shore Of
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To accustom oneself to disregard

To accustom oneself to disregard
the accidents Of manner and station
sufhctently to see the man az he il,
to have q cleac sight for genuine
character under any Of the DISCUSSES
OF unfamiliarity and prejudice. to
know how simple and how common
are the elements that % to the max
ing Of manhood. are the paths that
lead to belief In demeeraey.-George
e. Woodberry.
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It has been proved that ~ produ,

|. Il has been proved that the produce
from one acre Of bananas viii sup
port much .gtsatsrs number Of peo-
pie than q similar acre under any
other crop. and the Immense yield
may be preserved for an. indefinite
period by drying the fruit and pres
psriuS meal from II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

Elisabeth was thrifty. She had her
picture taken. and her mother sent
her for the proofs. "aew much are
they. please? asked Elizabeth, and
the photographer announced: "one
dollar and half for the original and
% cents each for duplicates. Eliz-
aoeth pondered a moment, then said:
n,.. .nlnk Wen take six duplicates.
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PHILADELPHIA.

'-Batted for Cantwell in seth.
"-Ran for Cravath in 9Th.
Boston 1913 % 10 OIL Is
Phila. ......0 90 o 900 90
Two-bast hits-Gowdy, Mann,
Meusel, Paullette. Home run-wn-
liams. Sacrifice hits-Bancroft. Sac
rifce hy-Mann. Double play-Holks
tunassisted); Bancroft, Paulette and
Luderus. Left on bases-Bostou 10;
Philadelphia Z. Base on balls-off
Demaree 8: Cantweil 8. Hit by pitch.
er-oy Cantwell (Aann). Struck out
by Demaree 5; Cantwsll Z.
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The Augusta An-Twiiighters win
play the Gardner team ct 10 o'clock
In the morning Of Labor day at Gar.
diner, and warmly contested game
il looked forward to.
The Cushnocs and the Printers win
cross bats at 6.45 Tuesday evening.
Sept. 4. on the Williams deld.
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vas n 1s14 that the London
sc, 1890. - Medicine for Women ~
c,.a This vas the flrst 81 Il.
shortly afterward womHr
wese eAowed to take the msdicaI -
gree OF the Universities Of Duniir
London and Durham. But II -.
been In more recent years that tie
fair sex in large numbers have Won
tured to practice.
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CLOSING DAY
OF CORNISH FAIR,

cornish, Me- Aug. 29.-Cornisf
Fair closed Thursday with two OF
the best races ever witnessed here,
ore going five heats and the other
six.
The baseball game between Cor
nisn and Fort Williams was won by
Cornish. . to 4. Batteries. for Cor
nish, Watson and Linscott; for VIII
iams. Dill. Brown and Smith. Race
summaries:
Eli CLASS. MIXED
Purse, $500.
Liberty Maid. bna., by
The Bondman tTur-
Hei1 ................ 2 1 1
Crafts Pointer. brg..
tCard1 ............... ! IL 2
Oakland Myrth., bm.,
Uay ............. 2 gro
Al Crews. b.. tSaw-
Time. a.si.. a:oa. sa,s. s.o,. az T.
Eat CLASS. MIXED
Purse. $500.
Lady Starting, bm.,
! by Kinney Leigh.
eonl :..::,....... Is /
Three Bells. brm,
nj. SDsD ......:... $50 !
hehe Fatchem. brm.
SaFo) ............. I 80 .
BUY Buck, be-.
(Churchill) ....,.e 2aa
Dan p. and Nancy M. also started
Time. 22.224. a-2et es1 . ass = ~
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Twilight Exhibition Game Today

Twilight League win play an exhi-
bition game at . o'clock this Sat-
urday afternoon On the Reuel Will
nams field.
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South ksnnsbse Pair, Windser.
Nstiona1 ~ - y. champienshi.. e....,

|: estss ". Harvard q csmbriss..
Bates " N. q. State II lewiston.
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