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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Guarantee Against
Decline Partly to
Blame for High Prices

fGEc-1ETD-- L4TL. H.-rErLLZ ~eSgBr-
siD1t@tv or continued -1Kr prices vas
la1d -ooav N ne race practice NJ
manufacturers guarantee against
price decIine * nose wno protested
against re custom II re hearings
before ne Teceral Trade COMMISSION.
Mere man 2n0 spokesrneu rom ousl-
ness interests were D-eser- = ADVISE
wI-r re commission \ formulating :
policy on re Subject
me statement mat prices would
nee 7 MANY lines nao ne pr-ce euRr-
artee practice beer unknown = corr
T1erce was brought OUT II answer To
questions ~ Chairman Nu-eock. wno
a-sKe6 for opinions N mat phase
Ti-nout exception. opponents II re
confirmed ~ breaks 4 commodities
n wrlcn L Was not ernpiovec. -hev
cited sugar ana silk markets as tvp-
icaI
James =. Goldsmith Of New Tory.
representing me SILK Association If
America. SAID re guarantee could be
construed n no other llEnt tran as
q means Of maintaining = generally
Egn level cf prices and mitigating
against any -ecur--on winch would
have followed natural operation n rhe
law Of supply ana demand" SIX
PRICES. ne said lad oectneG 30. per
cent n the last SIX months. which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
LTTCHFIELO

CEEEAE-Twenrv members - -1Lcc-
feld Grange tooK re SIKH degree at
Augusta FRIDAY night
Mrs. Nellie Seldom eft F-Icsv fo-
New York II PASS few aayE WIZ her
husband
NJ and Mrs. Walter Erigrt -sr----
ec 10 Dorchester. Mass SUNDAY, after
passing TWO veeks with her parents.
Mrs z :. Campbell ras a weekend
guest Al me nome Of her son. Perfey
Campbell n AEgUsIa~
Miss Carrie Lyle PASSED 2 few DAYS
recently WITH t-Iencs n Greene.
Isaac Maxwell. VINO has been listing
IN Bangor and Monmouth, ], al th=
home q Mrs. Earr Benson for 3 snort
tine.
Mr. ana Mrs Sev-1ore White return
ed rom Anncgtnn. n. E iGsr weeA-
TIE Grange VIII give a dancs n Is
hal Tuesday evening. Oct 8
Mrs Racnei Ratnnurn passed last
week q New jersey she YVES called
there by the death Of a TREND.
Roland True OF Gardner has purrnas-
&c the business Al ne Nor-c If Ben3a-
MN Senson. recently bought ~ MIN ot
Mr. BuxzeL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
MADISON

TIE 1-st y ser1es = entertain
ner-s Under re erection 0. ne
-so---A-oert Bureau vas given before 8
good s-zec audience n re Methodist
Episcopal church Monday evening by
VIscnrs Italian Musiclars- The &C
cordeen numbers were especially ap-
prec1ateo
Lion Lancaster returned MONDAY
rom q 1Eurlg TRIP Z L.e Moxle re-
glon. WIZ one deer.
A-s Nay 92roaL znd Mrs. Z s.
Ra1d et- -Cv-r Tuesday morning +o-
-5or--a1c . at-end re Name NzsIo
: FESTIVAL
Harry VII, VINO nas beer listing
relatives ana TRENDS 7 Madison an
VICINITY fc- re past -wo weeks. EFT
-owr TUESDAY -cor--ns or lis nome
II Pasadena. "a Mr.. VIII was acccm-
panied ~ Mr. ana Nrs- Harlan Ler-
TAI. VINO expect To make t1er 1o1e
= California
AeLzgr -.uEs. -ro was czIec Z
Madison -as- -eek ~ re critical -
ness Z Mrs. Russ. returned Tuesday
70 JacEnRr
Eov = head eft cor- Monday @or
SepoU-ook. w-ere Re cas q POSITION
Is repair man Z 2 sawr1,-- Ny Head
aas been one Il re mechanics ~ t1e
S-monos garage -1s past ear
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|. ". ". Convictions
nneld nv Court

TE-cago, Oct The United States
cI-rut court q appeals LANDED
down q decision -odav upnold3ng TIE
convection Of William n. HAYWOOD
ana - other T. Y. ". vno were sen
fenced 70 prison 10y obs-~ucrrng rne
draft law during me war
EaTwooo ana "A otHe- defendants
were sentenced % o Years = PRISON
bv image kenesaw Mountain Lands.
ana r ADDITION were ~ned SUMS
ranging from so 900 10 SS5. 900
IF SO tired. 81 were touac Eulirv
ana al nur n-ee appealed. some Of
hose VINO 6aLed o orcaln rnelr liz
errv on BONDS nave serred out Their
sentences anc been released
-fr-o Christensen. attorney for ne
DEFENDANTS. issued 2 statement say
M 1e. wouI6 ask d e hearing
TIE IS we're indicted on four con
F---2cy counts: conspiracy forcibly
70 prevent action q certain pf fec
ersl avs. -r-11dauon Of Citizens
from EXERCISING certain rights. 70 n
10ce uale CITIZENS 70 rsslsT -egisrra-
uon for military service. ana 10 cause
d-sioval-v and refusal If duty n
military and naval service The last
charge was brought unoer me es-
FlonaEe act.
TIE appeal was brought on two
general DElds-thaI documents
seized nv ne government on search
warrants Sept :. 1917. were errons-
Custv admitted II evidence ara that
The documents were not SHOWN 70
belong 10 ne defendants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Team - a to aH seg Alright a
sstsdzls Il Il gzDes has been az
ranged fer he coming season which
opens here January Ia Prospects
s-s sKGeed.1Ety bright fer 3 wfazEaE
tssZ. There ere ak istter zsz IF
INST yeSrs ss.Ee sd six mere
st-eag candidates trp- tie student
body. w!tAes. ae1st- CSuy viii
have enc ef tse pest schedules
ever" Axasag tEs teams that vii
ne seen here are: WG.eryIAe. san
fsra. Oakland. Edward -4rtls. Wet
brook. REEatsre, Portland ala pos
sisiy Hall0weA. Fer tie secoad
team. Manager Epo1pra 3i6aiaEs
Aas arranged fer l. uGase..s Of teE
or mere games. Oak Grove zae.
Ti1tsrup Htsn, Oakland. sAssttaH.
Mechanic Ta!.s sod a.ce-c1s ap-
pear .. la LIT.
:: 10 u-eerrtooe t.at olsketaal
EkEss c. TIA .zte-eeactaSs.c nature
Ire now being played 1t Eail0weL
Eig1. L promising Lean ot strength
seems probable e. re 5cwr river
city. Cory also n 20 lave q sqEao
fIso perhaps keen rivalry consistent
wit. t-tena1..ens viii Trevs.. BE-
tween lie -wc schools
Following "a gaze WITH Water
villa q Saturday. Oct. %. RE senior
ci2as viii tsraer Halloween party
TO tie students Q. tie school Zad tie
visitors = tAe Assembly nal. This
Wi. not De Of tse money making Ia
tire. but open 90 FL tree u charge.
Games. Halloween p-E-kE ala fua
vii DO Il o-csr. -he co--1ttee
having re E@a!- Z charge consists
q George Sheldon. - caAEual.
Auerey Hanks. Donald -ruua--,
Gladys Ne--,l-. Harry Pierce, u, r.
enc Pprt-toa. Dorothy Hayes. Lea
aor Gray -o Do-ctty Gldosr.
The Student Council. Ter tas Gst
tine attempted e. re school, viii
Organize lis 1c-c--g e. 5 o clock.
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Cox's Mate Tells
" esterners East
is to Dominate Them

1a1-2a. A-s-- oct a.-r-snEt-- u.
Roosevelt declared tonight mat tae
election Of Senator Harding would
mean "tae financial domination 81 t-e
eastern. -arr--prorec-ee r1uneved =
,erests = ne Republican party" over
his ana other western states.
Senator HARDING" ne sald. -sas
announced nat Senators rer-ose ard
--odgs. ne VIC most ~sactforary rel
rs Z { lated 1ast W he a-e ref
Nounseilors = Ne s elected. You r.
rerneruoer -1e Cd secret conferences
wnen nat rInr ruled ne Write House
2 ne pasr~
Mr.. roosevelt charged nat east
err CAPITALISTS rad expIol-eo re -
sources q TINS state 2 the 9as1 ana
asEea what possibility mere would
nave been Z bringing ABOUT -1e pres
ent era of cnesr Factors and ~gv-
priced motor cers- under re old Ee-
publican protective arr system.
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COEy HIGH NOTES

The football squad put II IN aft
ernoon Of hard work yeslsroav. II
ryrepara,t1on for ths game here Sat
urday with Morse High Of Bath.
PurrtnE practice and q half hour Of
sc-,rnare YVES indrIged n. Austin.
was gIven q severe r-vout al fun
hack N the practice and showed
great promise. He VIII probably ne
used IN Saturdays game
Bsrh IS coming. full Of confidence
and expects 10 WIZ However, Corv
also is full Of pep" and Will he pre-
uared 10 deliver q. punch One Of
the best games Of the season viii be
the one Saturday on the Reusi vii
haEns' field.
EVERYBODY viii be interested 70
know that C0ny meets her old rIva4.
Gardner, here Arrutstice DAY, Nov
1lth
Manager Merrill Of The basketball
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Pipe -EswSe-

Tn u.pe thawe- 5Gst developed ~
t-e General Electro Company 3 4
oevl1e ny which frozen water pipes
may 7e -rawed electrically, doing
away WITH me old the use q not
cloths and other t=-sso-e and even
dangerous methods, Tie apparatus
is attached ro q arp socEsr ana uses
only IS -1ucn ru-rsn- - II elec--Ic
Ea- ron = CONSISTS OF z transform
or, ten feet Of core [7- co1cscuon
WITT -as l4gnu2E CIRCUIT ara Hecon-
6a-v connections for attachment -
tns pipe. The faucet S turned IN
a-c the secondary Ieecs II re pipe
rnawec are connected nearest re
street TT enEt- ~ me before tie
water starts = f0w f---r ne faucet
depends upon ne degree . winch =
IS frozen. -re size ci re r,pe. ana
the length II me frozen section. z
very case L S q E-.G--er q our Il.
tew moments before TT water s -
stored 70 IS normal -l-cylaclo--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
OAKLAND

Sergeant W1-la- Women EeLls1
Corps VII 1cld heir ~egL-Ar meet
NJ t-,s evening me Post -oors
Il IS hoped raj here viii oe Z good
attendance Is ms g re -ast meet
~ before re school Of lrstrucIlon
wrlcn VII ne held Oct. &. at which
-1ns Mrs. Tiara Alien Of 8id6etorc.
department Inspector ana ether de-
pE~-ler- ana past department of
cers VII oe present
Harry Dame ana Ierl Beverage
have returned from = TRIP % Mon
t-saL
Mrs George Hal s 1-1-e i ar her
rome ~ Pleasant street
Mrs. Rov A1aCs. wro aas been
VISITING her parents. M and Mrs.
F-grk Garland Il re Fal-heid road.
nas returned % her nome = East
Madison.
NJ and Mrs. George Reagan Of
wsrervlle am M and Mrs. Guy
LIONS Of Sidney 7rsre recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Upper.
Mr. ana Mrs. Chester Bridges
ana M ano Mrs. X. ". Gibbs at
tended sul-atald far Tuesday aft
ernool.
The THURSDAY Tub # Oakland
Heights VIII meet Thursday after
Stu-revar- The aftsrnoon VIII be
devoted . sewing.
Mrs. Frances Spo4crd and chill
d-en. Gerald AND RovsL VINO have
been VISITING Mrs. Spororc's pa
tents. Mr. ana Mrs. :. .. Knight #
ma F'arceid road, have returned 70
their home = Hincklev
Beazre Foster Il Naterri2le passed
Sunday with MS daugr-er Mrs.
Harold Bridges
Leland McLnIi-e -as returned 70 his
home I Fairfield after vislrinE sher-
oourn SrEasfor- for re uagt week
Mr.. and Nrx Percy Mornerweu and
Mr.. and Mrs luxe Morrill, Of aWter-
vile passed the week END at their
cottage OF Lake Messalonskee
Eastman Strickland Is critically II
81 the home II nB daugnter Mrs
James stevens q Horse Point
Mrs. islander stevens q High
street picked a dlEr ~ -asrner-1es
rom rer garaen Mondsr WHICH we're
as fresh and Of as tne favor as nose
picked eart1er n the season.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rav Chanev. VINO have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. z W
eru1evznt IF Oakland Heights @o- q
lew aays- nave gone 10 d WrsrvtI-e 70
ne Esesrs ~ Mr. and Mrs.. William
weoe before returning 20 cner home
n 7swIucEet 2 I
4 stated cnnvucarion IF D-rmnond
Chapter. No. -. r a NJ VIII De
held rnissven-ng II Masonic hail Al
80 o'clock
Mr. ann Mrs Henry Parkman Of
Beigraae Hi and Nj ana Mrs Frank
FErknaAn Of Oakland were guests sun
aav Of -sigf-~es in 81 Adams
Mr.. and Mrs George Stort have
returned from weekend v7srt WITH
relatives N Dry Mills. They were
accompanied home ny Mrs Stotr's
mother Mrs. Thomas Powers Of Dry
Mills ana her cousin. Miss Helen
Mitchell Of Sanford who VIII be
their guests for tine.
The Whatsoever Guild" of the
First Baptist church met Monday
evening III the home Of Mrs. Edward
Wing. The subject Of the meeting
was The Philippines" The roll call
WAS responded TO with favorrre
poems. A leenet entitled. The
Work ann Workers" describing the
country. climate, history. people So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

csza Liza oosrl2aE- ADJUSTMENTS. and
religious ocR6iuens. was read by DIFF
tsrsnt members. Also reports from
teachers in ths schools there were
given. als d paper The ssro +adEE-
ira. sGaeei" vas read ~ Miss I.aGrc
Br93sstcps. Refreshments were
ner~es Curing tie evening aas x wEE
Planned 10 make g pz5 n ire TEsRf
! future which VIII De ssn1 &c Mr.. Cor
SOC at the sea Coast Alssspl. The
hostesses fer ths ocGaksoa vert Aiss
Aosher. The next meeting WILL re
held the first Meaaay Il November.
Nj. ana Mrs. MEegrd Frost R1o
children. Florence aaa Henry. eft
Tuesday rzS-a.-E for Portland. WHERE
hey wi. Dc guests Of M-s. Frost
father Andrew Ea.a.ecker. -hey
viii 1.so Wait reiat:vrs = BoEto1.
Ecrts A6E--s. Mass, ait New Eo-E
city bsto-s returning home.
George Half hRE gene 10 @--+11Aeld
to H1sft his sister. Mira. soaz Downs.
for Z few DAYS.
Cascade Grange viii hold Ct all
GAY meeting neI Saturday z Grange
hal. Members q 2sao5el@ Grange
VIII be Il guests 1or the Gay and VIII
FL ihe chairs ant furnish ne en-
te--a1-1er..
E-. and Mrs. 4. =. -ewert .: Brock
Tor. Mass, are passi.E 8 twp weeEs
vacation ~ Ar-tr- Eleasoo's cottage
On lake Messalonskee.
Charles Cor-tort1 and sou. Albert
left Tuesday morning or rv-o weeks
hunting AZ Fo-sytne.
Ar. aIc Mrs. George EsEa-rv n
WaterviLle Dgsssd Tuesday 81 -he1-
cottage OF lake Mesa c-skee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

farmer receives - re product. TIE
losses are II Two kinds; hose result
1-E ION mix soG---E Il --slsIt a1d
those E-oru -1et-. spoAaEc. M leak-
aze. 5ot- ere aeAevec . % avotd-
able e ne 1a-zer. cour--v dealer.
I'm CITY 1ea-ar VII WORK -oGetner.
Dealers are beng zgked % eve Il
formation u VARIOUS subjects. spcn
as 20 methods used <or --z-spor-
~ mix --orn ne ts-- TO re dealer
the ~ro-e~-lc1 provided OF nix
wr-e -racsr- between re dealer
ana ne CITY MARKET ana re relative
efficiency Of different -vpes Z -e--rE-
orator 1GrS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

would rave been impossible nad --e
lsasalers 5een guara1-sec against
oss rv -1Ecu tac-urers.
Jnlv 20 speakers oetsndee Us
practice ~ -ael- side = Re cues
ION wiz - .eer1 -u1Iy .omorrou
P n. De-epenra New YORK represent
n ING [aLonal F,-eservers ana Fruit
-.~ocuc-s ASSOCIATION, voiced 4pprcvaI
= ne eUs-o-r. saying 5 benefits -aore
-1a1 1nset any LII effects DEPICTED ~
re -pponer-s = re practice
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To Cut Down Mix Losses
Bv Better Shipping Methods.

TO develop better raeLaods sor
handing ana Shipping mix from ms.
farms % The -Irv market Is me o.
9acI u Al -2-estIgE-on n practices
II VARIOUS mix plants. wricn Is o.,
aE mace by re Dairy Division Of ire
/ lIEeo states Department Of Agri-
culture MIX losses during shipment
have 2 marked effect upon re prlce
that ne consumer mast pay for ne
product ana upon the prrce that ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Plan for Inland Wafer
way Maine to Florida

Atlantic Ctty, X. j.. OFT - pian
for continuous inland waterway
between Maine ana Florida was
mace ~ Mayor J. Hampton Moore
Of Philadelphia. az ne convention q
the Atlarrc Deeper Waterways AS
soclarI0n TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Devices on Old Playing CARDS..

n the seventeenth century English
cards were embeIIlsneo VIII hsra4dsc
designs. The king Of cubs bore the
coat Of arms OF the pope Of Rome.
Spades. diamonds and hearts were
adorned respectively WITH the arm
orial devices OF The k1rEs ot France.
Spain ano E,nEiand---E-eveland Fia11
Dealer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Mrs Myron White mas ontarec --e
EMPLOY Of --s Enerv- Brown %. 1t
waterr1Ile
U. {. smith of Fort Fa--1e4d 3 re
guest II relatives = cowr.
FRANK Smith s u II ne nome i
LIS parsrs
Mrs. William 4 Tucuzn as ~e-
turned tron cortland. wnere she IL
ENDED re -esLFaL
Mrs Harry -sAI10vsL s able ~ &c
nut after beng confined % 1e- nome
~ Illness.
Ear Gl1arc aas moved ron Agn
street 10 t1e NULEa rent N west
street
~ : Hume las returrec from
SNORT STAY = Portland
me eerry-rneer-ug ~1apter. .. =, :.
VII apla q supper al F1les ma l-ls
evening - 9 z4ock
Miss F-leda -ArDen a1c M. ana
Mrs Harry Drawn cf Wa.rery7LEa
wen- . Canaan asst everng wrere
they we're he guests o friends ana
relatives.
Fred 41board las resumed Us
ou-les = Mer-,I ( Naycs gram
srop 7 Warerv1,le after wo
week = rs4cGLaa- .-..-.- -4-..s.--
The Methodist GaLd VII meet
Ills afternoon II CLOCK al Ire
home Of Mrs, ?. - Tozler
Cornell -awrv eff yesterday WIZ
his parents fo- P!ctstor farm where
re Will ENJOY d hunting --fp.
Frank Tyler Is enjoying a vaca-
uon from rs duties 81 the 2. 4
Neal store
The ~eguIar meeting u ne Won
ans Relief Corps WILL oe heic -t.s
evening 81 re 9 =. 2. hal
Ny. ana Mrs, Charles Nichols have
gene % E8yer-e. where they Wi asst
relatives.
4 a Darkls # Fort Fa1r1sld Is
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Charles BENJAMIN
Miss Selma Cakes 1as gone %
CARIBOU where she vii pass ne VII
ter
Walter Harrington % ne y. L.
Gouid COMPANY, was 4 BUSINESS call
ST towr yesterday.
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GRADERS CHOSEN
-%s--35-y Work IN PHYSICAL
7Ns 81 County Tescners
-'n'e~-'o- - WsrsrpiEIs

-*e-1'r-y Work IN PHYSICAL
sFns a. County Tescners
~'n'e--'oo - Ws-srviEIs
-''7---'-e11e-- y Schools Il. Il
-1o'cced Tuesday, that -
re lincoln school
nee ste~rec 70 give al ertiol-
&c Eennenec County
-onve--on which is 70 be
|, ate-r-ae next Saturday.
Dis rom ne fifth grade
exenpll@v work n
-1Io1-1 under direction Of
T. -0r>s 2 Nicnuts. PHYSICAL
r- 20 cry schools. The
er re: Robert Holmes.
4. 1-~ew~ Richard Higgins.
l. maid Baeley. Fitch
% ADAMS. Lucille
E-shnass. Louise
!. 7a-~e Faurert ana Ade-
D. ESQ saTs that practi-
"a. ego -ers f-nu the yup-
-o'.9 ~.l erend the convsp-
k9a, ~ 1a0 ~.er cent at
-7n A4gusta.
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Safety Eirnt II PICTURES.

The stop, look ano listen signs
along the Chinese railroads usually
consist Of pictures showing the Dan
Esrs OF rraspassInE OF ire tracks. In
scrIptlo1s sometimes accompany ms
picture. but the inscriptions can n
read bT comparatively few persons;
the pictures can De understood by ali
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Nl1ton :. Al5-lcn II ne photo
graphic department al cce Augusta
Flower shop, cRs resumed h1s duties
there after g rwo weeks vacation
which re passed n an automobile
TIP through vermont New lamp
sh--s and parr y Canaca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

The nary t-lencs q D.. Sylvester
:. 5esen. VINO moved rom tbs CRY %
Portland Il June. will oe Interested
- learn that ne has been appointed
Attending physician At re Maine
Eye an Ear --t-ls-y = nat city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

-he local Post american Legion.
announce I dancInE assembly tc-
Thursday evening II tbs week 81
tteIr aRL q Water street Music s
70 pc furnished ~ me Kelly Q-cces-
ira - Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

4 special meeting .. The Vonen's
Christian Temperance Clon fer ne
t-arEac-on u important business
VII oe held al 80 O'Clock Ills aft
errooa a. the 7. u. .. 4 BUILDING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

re ~ ~ar--1rr-E officer for the
-eDo--s he securing Of
7- ~70---z --ou his CITY Tues
Iifzk-cC g loral q - for the
Is a~s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Madison Gilman and Str-Eis Ran
dali eft Tuesday for re Dead River
reEon tc ENJOY ne hunting +or Jew
gays = hat Vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

- 2 - Walker Of Lower state
eHe - cave Ills morning for
FlE~oI mere she VIII attend a.
|ss,-',r - -rgac1ves today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

z Z Jenkins q LIS city received
Tuesday e Few eve passenger TOUR
icE car - De Used 4 connection with
lis ouEl-sss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

81 1-n--Es left Tuesday
2o~- - . BUSINESS trip ID 5os-
= e --y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Is --c5-a General hospital
ss --- a---a SouIs Of Richmond
as -c----sc tuesday, 1or surgical
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IGLSTA LOCALS

-01-z -rs Carrie lTiLey viii
->r- arr o. 1er 4ILaess at her
~ l~-B- street
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FAIRFIELD
Ri-narr kfIcc-s

ElcnEre, me infant son q Mr.. ant
Mrs.. Fay A--Ecre, passed away st
heir home on 1ower Man street Mon
cay night after IN --aess OF 1sw
Gays. Besides -is parents ne IS sur
vIveo ~ three sIEners. Prayer wRs Of
1sred 81 rhs hone yggraranv afternoon
~ Rev. Z. :. Berce -hers were aesu-
r-1uI 1Overs from trends u re cam
-1y. 5u-2a- YVES ~ Map.ev'ood GENE
terry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Iot- Morris and family were vis-
!.o-s Tuesday q. re RencssIS Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
III Be oompelIed to fncrrase prices ON all naodels)

We realize that there are
many people VINO have been
intending TO become Haynes
Owners, and for that reason
are entitled 70 have this
opportunity to save $3.50 or
$500 by reaching their
decision to purchase their
cars now.
On October 18th. therefore.
the price changes VIII De
put into effect. and we
can accept orders for the
HAYNES on the basis Of the
present prices Until that date
only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Critical music lovers
prefer
The Brunswick

TT Is alwzys.a certain friend, an e.
l rhusiasir o1e, we End, who hears
The Brunswick and then compares it.
The ear ID quick to appreciate its
U superior tone. The eye Is quick 10 note
Is a1er. cabinet work. And the mind Is
quick Co reason out why Brunswick IS
N Z a1zl-sype instrument n evesyaway.
\ The Brunswick Method Of Reproduc-
! ion has brought new standards n the
phoaograpaie at-bester tone, ruer
tone. Tones hitherto Lost are now ever
present.
Every hearers convinced That's the
\ reason for the great populzrity-thzt
accounts for The Brunswick winning
such headway IN field where inits
I. were supposed TO have been reached.
Since The Brunswick came, they al
N say Plays all records But just YOU
ind ont how they DO it and then i1ves-
agate the Brunswick way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
ION October 18th We mil be &C

price of S3ls5 the HAYNES IS
still at least a thousand doi-
lars underpriced-
Hundreds Of owners of
HAYNES cars. after comparing
the HAYNES with other cars
priced at $4,000 to 5000,
frankly state they would pre-
fer the new 1921 Haynes to
any other car n the $4,000
class.
We believe It IS only right
and fair to give our patrons
and friends ample nor1ce Of
tins coming change IN prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

tine ATTEMPTED 81 re school, vii
Organize -..s 1o---g e. 5 O clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
Train
For StOckmen
LeaUeS Monday

Cattlemen who are TO attend the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stock
mems association convention In Tue
son, Ariz, which starts Monday, VIII
leave Fl Paso at 9 o'clock Monday
night. according 10 = n. Sanburn. sec
retary. Mr. Sanburn Is taking reser-
vations for a special train to carry
the local cattlemen, and announced
that he must have all reservations IN
at once in order TO complete arrange
ments with the railroad company Mr.
Sanburn's headquarters are IN the ST
Regis hotel
Word has been received here that
Tucson has made elaborate prepare
lions for the entertainment OF the
visiting cattlemen- A special program
Of amusements has been announced
and already the stockmen are pour
ing into the town from all directions
It is expected. however, that there
viii be an acute shortage OF living
accommodations for the visitors
Cattle shipments have been ugnt
during the past week. only one IN
spector OF the association reporting
Bud Estes. inspector at Midland, re-
ports spring weather and the range IN
good condition. The shipments he re-
ported follow
Bud Estes 10 Francis and Co., Fort
Worth, two cars cows
W. O. Hale. Seminole, Texas. to Md
land. two cars calves
+. Holman. Seminole, 10 Midland
five cars steers.