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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-19

| 1.-TWO Dot Wilson was famous
cattle baron of central Montana in
the days of the open range. He
| took his sobriquet, or rather had
it wished on him, because of his
cattle brand, two large dots, and
the town of Twodot, in Wheatland
county, is named for the 1.-TWO
Dot" ranch, one of the places
where he made his headquarters.
He became a man of considerable
wealth, but was always, even in the
days of his old age, a cowboy. One
season he made large shipment OF
steers to Chicago, and several of his
cowboys who went with him thought
they would have some fun at his ex-
pense.
The boys were walking up street
near the stockyards, 1.-TWO Dot" be-
ing perhaps half block behind them.
They met a policeman and told him
the old man following them was a
vagrant and that he had asked them
for money. 1.-TWO Dots" appear
ance, being dressed just as he was
on the range, bore out the charge
and the policeman promptly arrest
ed the old cowman. He wanted to
was told CURLY that the police magis-
trate was the man for him to talk to,
and that if he did not submit to ar
rest, there would be trouble. AS he
had left his revolver at the stock
yards he was forced to submit.
Passed His Own Bank
So 1.-TWO Dot" went along with the
officer, while his cowboys, keeping
under cover half block away, laugh
ID. AS Wilson and the officer passed
! bank Two Dot" asked II he could
90 into the bank to get some money.
The policeman consented and accom-
panied him.
1t happened to be the bank in
which 1.-TWO Dot had just deposited
! small fortune, the proceeds of
'ale of train load of Montana
'teers. He walked up to the cash
er's window with the officer at his
elbow and asked II he could get
heck cashed.
Sol IdlHly, MI. w iiooH, iCpl0u
he obligilg cashier. "You have
bout $4,000 on deposit here. How
much do you want?"
"Blanked If know how much this
'lankety blank policeman wants." re-
lied the irate cattle king to the as
of the policeman, who i'm
nediately gave him his liberty.
Gets Even With Cowboys
But before the policeman got away
rom Wilson he told of the job the
owboys had made him and Wilson
be victims OF. Wilson got their des-
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-19

cription. They were his cowboys. He
remembered that he had not paid
them and that they had an appoint
ment with him at their hotel where
he was to give them their seasons
wages. Instead of going to the hotel
he kept out of sight for q day and
then took the train back to Montana.
leaving them to find their way back
a. best they could. It IL needless to
add that they never tried to play
practical joke on 1.-TWO Dot again.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-19
MONTANA CROP VALUE
1919 TOTALS s6O,OOO,OOO

Montana crops planted on 4,32S,-
600 acres yielded s59,493, 1000 in
1919, according to figures received
by Charles D. Greenfield, commits
sioner of agriculture and publicity,
from the federal department of ag-
riculture.
The products, acreage and yield
for the year were divided as follows:
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-19

The advice Watch your step!'
was never SO necessary to pedestrians
in the city of Washington as 1t Is
right now. SO many ears are to the
ground.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-19

In addition, Montana produced H.
600 bushels of pears, valued at So q
bushel. The total apple crop was
], 298,000 bushels, of which 124,000
bushels comprised the commercial
crop.
The growth of the corn acreage in
Montana is another factor in its pro-
duction. In 1900 there were 1888
acres In corn. which yielded a value
of $14,172; in 1909 it increased to
5000 acres with a value OF $4,000
and in 1915 it increased to 10000
acres with value of $1,352,000.
The last year broke all records for
corn production with 10000 acres
in crop, which returned $2,851,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
AMATEUR ATHLETICS
MAZE Ne. RULES
CHOOSE HEAD TO-DAY

NeT Orleans %s7v lite rRH.es
If usEzss cEndi dates had is..aEl announced
tonight II the contest FIR president
gf L3e ArrateEr A-.sctlc CuiEn. n an
nua4 session here- The aler1 eu viii
e:tiaEnuluus.l-n awards ana vcrigus PRO
pasa-s 1ar amendment - the cnnsr-r l.
r1nn having ae1a dtspus.tl IF to-day
Those nov n the racn 2rc Elber1 :
Weaver Las Angeles Ea--nnu Cibsr--
tubasssia-- New Eark anc Ear--y W.
Fsrzf1lr-1cE- Mex Orleans. The nH-n,
e.f William : I2danc.,. F11-sbu-g. ms
bsar Il eE-r1unet
Sharp discussion Frecs.fitstl ina adup-
non II the -ararninerl;;a11o 81 Chair
man LsArtgw = " a.slzs IF me l.agssin-
ug0n caHIIr gr-t+-. .anc army and navy
a.ill1 ssstar'rs shazl ne permitted % c1n-
pete Under Tie Athletic I-nIan AIS
Is1ces without -t.ri STRATUM. Tie
amendment carried wtEa Il a require
r.len< -aar sa--y-lce men De reglst#reSl
ny cne aI'rr1T ar rg-y "a insure lheir
ai.Il1tesyi. standing
4he convention addai "a clause IA
ne lEInsteur rae -srv7z-iFf.nc cfyat mr.
r1e1paEnn II znE compensation cr
award cunt asst as AT ys..:5g.zl yy,,gs :;
zErIlRz. amateur siantIzar. L alsa de-
e4Gea . lew ID locat asss,cia1sons
r-lc tls-e,-r:. raEt1on u the question n
v1iTad IN the rI-apasa, 10 ..xzssnd %
hSSA s,;hc.I plaE'srs the summer base
ia rC4e 1Eniy--llg ID cnT1egt raeu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
British Nava Ta
Promote Research WoI-k
Classes fur Warfare

L0raur- N8v- I5-Mach adverse
gnrnlnerr his been caasea here 81
III announcement made al n scien-
Lie meeting Saturday c5Ia-~ me VA,
Office had requested tie Universities
II undertake research iErra tte tleve.I-
0pmeur 70 is utmost extent Of chem
1c--- warfare far Doth offensive and
offensive Purposes
The question was missed by i-Ifszr-
-aEaLons n the E1usa of Commons
r0Gay asking. n gfec-. how the suw-
eminent r'acul,ciiec THIS order WITH
Article III If the T-aary af Yer
sa1lles- under which the usu 1f as
pEZ'xlaI-ns, pnlsun8us Or other gases
IND al analogous liquids materials
or DEVICES is pronibIted. and whether
me tr1vessL=-aC items would be governed
~ similar declarations by tiG Caun-
CT Of I-ie Lssagae If Na11ons
Premier Ls8yrd Gea.--e saIti that the
whole subject af chemical vvar-ezs-e
had 5eHn under consideration by ras.
government for r31e past veHr ttlut II
vas question IN Rihlcn any ac.rsgn
mast depend upon ;.1at OF other ma
lions. and as ether countries cun-
r-aaed - aGvHIBp this rneraed -uf var
tara the safetg' OF the British fighting
ss.E-v1ccs would hc seriously leopEr-
alEed by lick af simIEar develop
-neuTs herr
The sIIb5eTT ne edtiea. would OF
cyIII--ss have Ia ise reennsidssrad when
ne I-slErr1FT 81 Na-la-aS -r,ads ire .-
TlrtstssG TF'.f gaGzIraYnent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Famous Old Rccioe
for Cough SyTup
LASTLY ana rfe-rs- made a. hnzne.
hut u beHas them III fur
qul<.k results

Thousands OF aDasew YES have
taEna rll2I hey caa save rwa-rlfT-zls
al the money usnaliv ssIeni fur caElrn
preparations. Nv asInr Enis wall
known old rec5ae ~gf- making csfurn
syrup. II il Simple ami CHEAP nut K
hrs no aqua fur prompt results. II
lakes righI had OF a ra1nn and g.ves
,alTnrdlate reIiei, usually stopping IN
orasna-r cough n "A hau-S ar less.
kstst 2se OUNCES OF Pinsx f-u,a anv
Druggist. pour II Int3 q nirt brittle.
and add nl2In nrauusg1a1 sngar sr-7In
In make 4 fuI pint II vnu Hrefer.
Use, clazgfind mulRsses. honey. ar corn
sE-rE'. znsugaG of sugar svrun. Either
way. x tassHs ruBG. keeps nErfzrrsv,
and .as1s a family q long time
lis truly aErnn lkhlng now quickly
Il actS- penetrating through every ar
Fassage OF the LilraRE and lungs
safsseus ana raises the nhlegm.
suuriIes and heals the membranes. and
gradually bur suralr the annurins
rhToat T3ekle and dreaded eongn dis
NJ Dear entirely. Narhsnr her-ter fur
bronchitis. spasnndie craua. hna-s4.-
nssEs or bronchial asthma.
PtneZ IS a special and highly cnn-
cs.ilt11ts.a compound of genuine Nnr-
way 7ine extract known the word ever
11r lis heating effect On rnprr, mr.. mes
AHaid disappointment DIV asking
vaur druggist for -12-. ounces al
Z ,tex" w51h fun directions aud auu't
;cs'e7lT ANYTHING else {saR-nglT s.est 10
rive a4ssa5u1t sa-ssI 4ttinn or nancy
TrauDL,v refunded- The P!nex Ca.
tt WAYNE, Ln1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
SEBAST0PoL REFUGEES
AID By e. S. RED CROSS

e5snsES'ILIurnia. Nov I5.--A ire de-
sf-oFefi the stares Of the ATueric .1,l
RE'si cross at SshaEtupUi A perriun Of
the gnads IF rtie American Foreign
Trade Corporation and afhs.r fIrr.i--,
firms were saved The American Red
tTrzisF at CunsSsnr4nr,pIe IS aiding rfle
raj arfss;a- caring Ear the SICK and
wuuntieS and furnishing clothing and
arhe- sII5piies
AiIses officers ar--zxirE hare er-au,
Sfsiiax7fnp0i assert rile belief thar L viii
be p'tsssaisie 20 hpid hack the fond Of
Rssd 1I.-css Trxsyn the hills NJ Faodnsia
Until rhc uun-curlbaIanrs have Hean
rrsuvssd Ten Thousand af w-zlnrel's
t'-upIss are said 70 have hten taken M
me asl1iusuia- I rs aRsersaa TINT
General WrznEai talluwed them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

rure The yEIlage SIeuzh-" and rhe
oa2ance CT the rruE-1rn includes Ls1e
Sealea Mystery" and Burton Holmes
NfzNel Views va -,e1sTe beats this
little 2tarT Al tine end of the bridge
Shows III .-3b and --3B except SAT-
urtfays- Gaod music always Is had
pziE maElea- ID the program 1t The
Strand. EeE F-1day and Sarur7aT
finds Il ing sensation al the johnson
Opera EDuse-.Eomespua Folks" 5
the attraction and every persun II
the CTR at Boston has marked this
picture o Il It's one OF the vs.,-v
tew that a person wants ID sec the
second ume-Adx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Harvard Gets S7E. aN

New Yari1. Nov. IA besFufss;f Of
S1tstfsN = Harvard University Is
made IA C3le VIII Of lawrence 3. Sex
ton. hunter and sportsman whaHe
nst ESTATE Was appraised here rodav
* So ti;t...;s sIr. Sexton. VINO gT5ed
n August 1aGg. hEIn-ed big game IN
the Rocky Mountains ana Sexton
ezlaT-is.r. eT1arse- Nalunal mark. was
named after him.
A S1.tfts crEn 20 M ram g,ets,.l for
by eight eaz'ed crews Of Harvard.
Yale and Cornell, was provided for.
! niiips-E1zls1e,' Academy WIS LEFT
=, 4ti.s and Cornell University stone
house and land IN South Lansing
near Ithaca, wall cd a. s3s.:Ts8 n
EnrTnar-v II his brother. Alia- EE..Ie
Sexton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Seeks New CI2zsifca ion
Al Civil Service V Workers.

Boston. 1S0E Il a51l &c ra-cl..ss-
y TIE wage se2ie or - civ-G s,.s-vlcn
employees VIII be presented 10 Can-
s1'css nex1 month by Congressman
Frederick l. LenlbMcil uf Very jar
sFsy, chairman Of tae House commit
ties an clz-ii service ref1-rn. ar.,or5in
% Al announcement made herr To-
night by William J. Sleep. VICE pre1,-
dent OF the National Federation Of
Federal Employees MIR. Sleep re-
rlroed from Washington today altar
Z conference Of the federation g
executive council
The LehIb2t.h bill. n Sleep sad.
VIII 4-1sct Ell civil SERVICE s.1ulelx-as
n Tie c0GrL-"y except those N rne
poE-1uffiCe e.EraT"-Tllssr1L II Is DESIGNED
as u substitute for The measure sub
Z11r1ad AZ the last sHSEiun OF CON-
ess-;'ess by The 1oi-I congressional cuEn-
Dlr-ee On reclass11iCa1lun sf the GIVE,
serE'ice- and wnlct Congress restrict
ed 70 federal employees in me DIS
C1Cr OF Calunaa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

zFtGr, Mass, ,Euv 17.-T-.e slt1ssr1s.sE
sssss.tdun 81 TINS own WIS tssrez1s.,,esi
tssn.E7T ny . FIRE willch DESTROYED n
building containing a hutai.- rne pest
office. q gTncfsr-v store and sut}fr
mast The Fotaa guests wera guldf-si
safs-Fs' dsfVs-n sTuetzs-fIlIed stalrwavs nv
arEssIls-r- AsEsEt1uce Eras summoned
f'~sI-l Worcester and HepesiaIe The
ire was believed tn have sesn caa,sss
by detective tue and rasufraa IN a
loss s-sst1matad ~ $40. n0E, al covered
by insurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
WINTHROP

The death of Neal =. Whstasv &C.
clE-e.i Monday morning IL the neme
of lis parents. a- nad Mrs J0hc
7. WE1raer, after Al Illness af Gn9v
a few DAYS He Is survived M a
Young bride of = week. by ms pa
rents. one ssrcLnsr Homer whitney
OF C3rinna md = sister Mrs. Car
E Hartman Of THIS fawn
Levi q French was taken sud
DENY IL -Gneiay ws14.e In Haziowel
waning for Z train for Portland lie
WIS taken ID 4 hotel whsre Z pf7vsl-
S,iala WIS summoned from which
place he WIS carried u the Augusta
hospital
The ptTpI2s CT TIM H1gh school VIII
beslG Il f-11r and entertainment Al the
Town han Fradav afternoon and eve
ming, NV Il F's4zzer articles. ALP
ranE. cooked foods. candy and por-
corn VII be an sale and ! drama VIII
be presented IL the evening
Miss Mag Nichols mas sclased her
home ON Man street and left Sztur-
Gay far Ohio where sEie VIII be the
guest af her SISTER aurll a1-a-
Thanksgiving Later she VIII 80 II
SerInlda far the winter
Mr and Mrs. George II. Raymond
nave gone - Colorado. where rneT
expect ID remain far slime time.
Ms Ronald 9 McIruy was called
u Providence 4. Z last weak By the
t4eath OF hEr brother, Lester Cia-,k
MTS Leila t'ur-,-itar OF Auburn is IN
lawn. called mere by the illness or
her mother, Mrs. MARY J EsltcaaiCiar
The Ladies Sec,al Circle Of ne
Congregational church viii hold IN
al-dlav meeting Thursday IL rt,e
hone Of the president. Mrs. J. Y
T3wIe
DR.. and Mr.. Ralph Pu1na-r OF
Auburn were Weekend CHESTS Of
relatives in taw-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Soup-Straining Chinese
Pigtails IN Carload Lots

Washington View u Establish
rnetf Of 4 cs;s5nzad rate On Chinese
pis-silEs pruSsad inr0 cloth. rr-an
Eonsfnn. TEX 10 various parts If
the country, was asked af the T-ster-
STAKE Commerce. Commission fessay
bF rae Oriental Manufacturing Conn
paav uf Eaustan-
Clifford -hnrne nj EhicaEn. repre-
sgnrznE the applicant, tnId the cam-
mission TINT the piE-aiis pressed intn
cloth were used fer ffltarataun.
sfra11ing sssuEs and siEnilar pur-
poses The commission tnok rne ap-
rllicarlun under esnaiaeracfun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Judge Summary
.DlSrllsseS Eeuireuen

issstlsr- Nov- Ls-JaGEH Esl5uetle
n l1R SltoIk Superior court sauav
dismissed - # the 80 vpni--arr,en
summoned two weeks a-u. The
judge rgTalned only eight ug rne
ai-ig-:la. number ~ SIT with others
vino are 70 cuns:C.gr Ell s.Gr-tht.- GRIN
I'M cases ann whe w.H convene AZ;
"Wednesday
Tins action m tife part ur yaG.r
L''is'nans followed the reporting Af ::
Vt.'-dict of nCe guilty. = non-suY1pnrr
Ease In the twa weeks thur the
Verlrenen wee serving rs 5sIr-zy-s
there trawe been HnIv tw9 vss-alcts or
onlfE. ana II enc CT these I..rlsae,
was recommended. Assistant Ing
SrlEI Attorney payla Maucuvir-. his
Been prosecuting II tila. SECTION OF
the csI-r--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
SeaDlanes Searching
for Disabled lEakarna

Al-cii.l-ilGe----'1. Mo- 10 Sf.aqls1-es
fran s1e caaar guard station a.
M0rehs11 Clly. y =. nave been or
GcreG To 5e2-ciI FOR ne AMERICAN
STEAMER 2L@-lana;- reported dis
as1led sc.ILlwssI IF Cape Lockout
As-h--zhzG1. AlLvlces II the caGs1 guard
.5t-r'slce here sand tAa steamer II i,sssn
had been making Al unsuccessful
5ts2z,cA lar me E-a-ll-zzlt.sA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

G:Iirzases - 5oy.,our Days When
Snp~ Wa Dee1 arg iGB Was

I.1h
When the E1-sL-En s3,t.ssss srgve the
Buys Of Bosrun Common f7r SHOW
!salI4lg. yt.g-s before yGg and : were
born. = Is SAFE - sav they were NJ
mere -ngrv or disappointed r.lEE We
II ua- youthful t.ays when they began
- commentaries ou- enc besl sport
ssii.2---r-g
Many. many ines did the boys and
girls ---.aE noting u pl;---nE CT their
si1-tas and taking 1 spin 10 E1z1n ana
back III sca mat WIS TGI1y three Et.ssr
Ca1ck IND Is cIezr as : ;se11 and rs
smooth as glass. Then came rAs VI
r-iuus 4Ce uGuaa-Zlss WITH their sc-zptzrs
Ind sEws 1nd zn &-,uy Of men and
horssa. and our spur- was gone.
OF course the sce-c-Irl4lE industry
z rs prime furnished Z lot IF EN-
!5luy Insnt. and il was i grand sight "a
see the great Cakes On their way dRwn
the canals and =nIng M The runwas-s
II ne houses And even though we
les- UE- skating there was more ur
lass s7lGrt wurEinE with the zee crews
and many HUMOROUS Incidents n cnn-
1t.crlSu ws1n Il The writer T-.caIls
tsEsr-sEa.n Johnson standing az what
WIS called thn tsrid-a MS e9ufy being
20 spin The hRlt-znwasl c2s1s.s frissf as
they max r.le run fur ting house. one
dax Cr0rlaIn made a tab Eor ctl. slot
rIl.ssei Z. and ms splitting. iron slip
ped and went . the hrr-aru The boss
saw x 60 and said. VEL. Go. yuu
better get another cs1isel TIM one
VIII never c-rne KIT
a favar.ta tl-irk YRS - =et On 4
f1eiG anu Tlae down un Il 10 me house.
lux II WIS some pretticaZnent when
ire big cHHe split and ruany q caid
piunga WAS tse result
One warm dHN we started n work
AZ I 0'cIorE and there was a small hole
aDnut rwa fest Iz1und inst 4 Few fees
t-arn 1tle 'breaAl b-ic gH The ice
melted sa fash raaz het1re P NJ 81
pEIr IF Frank cz.laa1aas horses went
through tt1Gt same hole. bur et1sy gut
them uuf al right
Another fsvurite sagsr1 was me hurg,.
racing gn the Chelsea sidn- and many
VINO may read TINS can remember how
Gasll EEnscnrn and Charley Nn---uss
wnuil beat rae field and ca-r-r an me
prizes.
But there was one sport me lcA-cs--
tEsss sfld nnI spoil ana 1alH1 was the
cuRsTsnE- The tSrcrira euasr vas me
AsIrrtIrup sIiH. We wsuid starr almost
-2-alr me main building or the Indus
rs-iEl E7Sun uut wintt.rsp Hill. and en-
drawback tn this was rna1 il tnnk SO
long X Esr i1ack IN starting pulut ua
could Gnse got about two rides a usr+x
And many a spit dia we ssava.
The wr-iSea Wei recalls a s.Iore rn,si
@hnr WalFar SpaaiGing once mad. N
Was about nnnn. and ne was GINNING
down Central street I said he WINS
''r"miitg" dnwn. silnnld haze sza1
'aivlnE. Jurr us ne reached me
ra1aruna crossing freight train hud
Just arrived "a move There was mo
escape fur Waiter so he tzssk n vtrxnrr
and sat AWAY with It He w-nt upsrr
The train between the furwaru and
r'Har r-nrtE- Fad movies harn In
vague chem Walter wet.Id M auubf
oesn sc-esn STIR.
We cnuld III columns ahs,rut S..as--
ing races. snowfall hxrrlss huhslsd
coastsz. &c. hut we win lef the rendar
recall ssssne OF -hem RS he thinks or
the good uid days vtar have gune fur
euod-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
House IMMIGRATION
COMMITTEE TO STUDY
CONDITIONS ON ELLIS Isl.

asilIngtan. New s-C-hai-rnaz
johnson and four GT4ler members Of
the House Immigration Curarn,t-e4.
conferred here tadsEy regarding PRO
posed immigration LEGISLATION and IA
ter LEFT a0r New York. where -slpv
vii make 4 personal study OF .nrds-
r3ons AZ Ellis Island. Chairman saF,--
sun Sic II was MOI The purpose 70 hold
any nsHr-t-lr al New York. aEr Simply
To study the slIalar3on 4. rhe I-rznlE-1-
-on station there and confer with
Immigration Gac.russsloussr Wallis
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Grand a5H at The Strand Toazy -
The Secret E7fx--" ~Top Many
Burglars" and sressrztisnai Nsss
Bought and Paid Far" 10 An
c1iser Shown Todzy
our Tuesday prDgrzxns ere all
-uad and plenty of 1inufnpings. The
bill In apened t0dng with the Inter
narlurnl News and followed by a
splendid faarare. The SeCret Gift:
-.EouEsrf and Paid Fur" in anuther
and thu prugrazn cirscs with rar-
ting cnmrdy. .rno M&Hg Burglars"
Tamarruw sinis rhe stzr tnnS
Eiarses more pe0ple than any ane an
the screen tpauy-ChRr3es Rny-s He
wiz he seen in the Parzmouuf pic
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5rrrt Lunss 70 Frizeft:

Besran- Nav. 1S--JiEaEuy F'r.zpr-s
IF EIs3cilfun. was awarded the de-
ciHicr dzer frankie Britt ef View
Bedford IL end af Ifl-raunds of bux-
ing here tsrrf-ht. thus cunning into
posssssiurl of t11e New England light
weight t5Ese. Britt held mis- oppu-
nEar even II the early rounds. but
during the list half uf the bout
Fr-t-zet-5 scored sufficient points 70
gam the award
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Lift Ban on Open
Coal Cars East Of
AliscissipDi River

y ash -Elg-1aa Nuv. 1.-THE Inter
state Commerce. Commission re
va4AeLi tollLv fer the territory west Of
me l1-ssiissa 9Ui. river or'cler.s rasr,-iCr-
ing the uBe u open top Uag,s . the
carrying II caal exclusively.
The raw order also e1-enGea per
mission 70 carriers e2st " the Ii iss,s-
sIppi q Use al fl1t 0uI--7ru wardaia
c1sl,s 1or ether commodities Is wei
Is GOA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
ELECTION EXPENSES
BAY STATE CANDIDATES

Esasinn- Nov 1s-Iahn Ias.ksGr
Walsh. defeated D~.1nncr-a7ac caaffE
dalGs TAR Eurarn0r spent s7SsS3s. n
Vae casnpa2g- tha- ended November
= according tn a Statement he dfer
with Eas Secretary of Stn1e aodav
Ammo z. Caak. sur-ressfaI Reuysnl-.
eAa caacida-e for aadttar. spent
nothing. Frederick " zIIler-. Re-
panfican- speaker of rs1e Nar1anal
house OF Representatives. vino ~as
re-eserteG 1-aa rae Sernnd Mas.x
crosSr1s District expended <3aS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

Franz. L Goodwin. Post Va. 6. AM
tsr-iran Legion. plan giving u dance
"Wednesday evening Nov -. N CRY
nall. The pruceesis - DE used for u
legion banner. Here Is n chance f1r
HaIluweil penpie ID show their pa
triorlsm by attending this dance ant
help our boys secure this hammer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

The WaTaans Eor1e and T7reign
M4ssiuEa--y Societies II I'M Merho-
oLl1st Episcopal eigarcn VIII meet
Tuesday afternoon II 80 with MIS-.
= q. Henderson. Er-uGlEwIck avenue.
l. Is hcIsed tAa1 4 large number nay
be PRESENT Is here = BUSINESS Of IN
poI-la-lre 10 be considered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

There VIII be special meeting IF
s.y-nadnr'set1 Temple. Pyrtian Sis
srrs sn Tuesday evening. inspection
ny District Deputy Fnez Getchefi Of
Aa-nEfa, All members mt solicited
Tram please bring cake
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

Regular meeting EranIte LoG-g No
81. 4 af F., ttis evening IL me usual
nour. Eork Y rne rank IF Knight
Refreshments VAL ne SERVED aaa a
--ocd attendance IS desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

FRANCIS O. Bubur 0- Anguish was
Hsra-Ened in the municipal caurT g.
Monday afternoon IN the charge 81
operating 4 motor vehicle while m
der the Influence CT liquor. Buhar
WAS -rrr'gTsss-nfe1l by Judge Fog ST
Augusta w'aiae the interests If t.as
Stale were cared 11r by Eaunry A.
fornes Salnurs, AtTs.r hearing the
evidence judge -a-Krs reserved lis
deciEiun Until Taesdav.
The Witnesses tnr tllc State were
h-- md Mrs L " Bradsr--ett Of
F1--ningdale. both of whom I.ss-ttis.f
r1il- EEnar Was under the influence.
~ stsuer ind plainly manifested Z n
h1s speech. They also testified thar
they SEW Tim drink Tho iarass,,.
questioned as II The +-FE4a- H.: Ms
condition had On the operation Of has
ear stated thar Il had apparent
nuno as the CIT I'm s,1.;llrsIl-'
The defense introduced agyu. Wit
nssses- GeBrs Savage. Shaw. Nsr
ney ana Eden Bussa.. the latter Z
son of The defendant All of cness
fa,1r testified TIM they I'll sew Rufur
ar Thursday morning II 4 period
ranging FRAN ) 10 Il O'CLOCK and -t2aT
appa-,enr-y But1n- WIS N = normal
,cnnlffrinH
IN The SUMMING I'D judge For-
argued thar tEe Sfata had nor made
cut CASE Mr. Saaaurn thought.
however. that had the Legislature MT
changed the law al The Iast session.
fnat perhaps this would have bean
tsTas- Ae Guured the INV which said
whoever is IL III under rae in9u-
ence OF Eguor wtIle Operating I
nauto. vefricie sfc'
As stated above Jadse A,A.ns re
served his decision ur11l ne cuuid as
suas himself Just what the faw re-
E--slsGEng the c2sA u2eaut