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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
REDUCTION IN ITS
CLAIMS CALLS PAR "a
CONTINUED From Page II
that actuates The Vale paper.

that actuates the Vale paper.
The matter has reached a point
whore It is ridiculous The people
are getting tired of reading tho
vaporings of the muckraker, whose
sinister motive Is 80 apparent, but lu
Justice to the men attacked ~,
Argus Is reciting the following con
cerning some Of the attempts of Ih,
Enterprise to collect funds from th.
County Court and the results &c So
cured. These show the cause OF tlH
enmity Of the Vale paper, the peopI
can Judge for themselves:
Picture BilI Rejected
In the February. 1919. term Tho
Enterprise presented claims totolinr
S2i405. which included an itcm of
$4,000 for pictures and cuts. The
Court eliminated this item. as not @
Legitimate claim, allowing the bal
ance Of S1SS.95. thus saving the
taxpayers $4,000.
At the June session the Enterprisp
claims totaled SiO5.GO. II figured
its legal notices at 40 cents when th,
law passed prior to that time made
the price 30 cents per inch tn,
County Court followed tho law. ro
duced the bill accordingly and al
lowed sos.2O,
In July the Enterprise claim total
ed StO0.GO, and II charged the coun
ty straight cents per line Tor itH
legal notices and again the Court ap
piled the legal rate of 30 cents per
Inch and reduced one item from
s7i.2i TO $3.50 or almost cut n I'm
two.
Tho Enterprise In October present.
ed two claims, one for $13O.15 which
was reduced TO SiOO.15 and another
which was cut from s47.3O 90
S33.SO. all for reason similar to
those which operated above
Now II II mighty strange Tor
firm 10 constantly have its bills re-.
duccd and yet never make Kick"
about H. Yet that is what the En-
lcrprlsc has done. says Judge y r.
Test
IL this not an admission on the
part OF the Enterprise that Il has
been guilty OF oycrcharglng the
County, II II not sufficient TO indl-
cate the motive that actuates the
Enterprise In It's attacks upon the.
Judge and Court?
Any one can pick flaws In the
work OF any organization or any
body Of public officials, but the per
son that picks them should. like the
lltlgnnts In Court. be compelled TO
come before the public with clean
hands. Can the Enterprise, In the
Hight Of conditions as presented. On
view of the record Il has made. do
that?
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
GEO. v. WAYT BUYS
JOHN Deere AGENCY

Among the business deals Of the
past week was that by which Geo. w.
wayt who has been associated In the
Mcdowell exchange store for some
time and prior to that was with tho
Troxell Implement company pur-
chased the John Deere agency aud
stock from Boyer Bros,
Mr. wavt came 10 Ontario two
years ago from Harney county and
has determined to make this city his
future home. tie expects to en-
large the scope OF the implement
business and to establish new lines
from time 10 time
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
Vale 10 Organize Clubs.

w. c. Childers of Grant City, Mis-
souri,, is in Ontario on visit with
his brother-in-law Dr. w. j, Weese.
Otto Blackaby OF Homedale was
the guest of his father, j II, Black
ably on Sunday,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
HERO Or "GAY OLD DOG"
HAS OuNTERPARTs ~ LIEE

Hobart Henley. the actor-dlrector.
enters the ranks OF producers az well
when he presents "The Gay old Dog
the Pathe picture coming to the
Dreamland Theatre for two days com
mencing March 2S.
The Gay Old Dog" was n short
story written by that master word
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

Mr. and Mrs A. j, Glover, who
have lived in Ontario for several
years, shipped their household goods
to Boise on Monday and left on Tues
day for the Idaho capital where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Glover has associated himself with
his father-in-law in Il retail grocery
business.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

Miss Lucy Wade of Imber is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Emma j.
COnoyer. Miss Wade has been here
for a week and expects to remain
here for a month or more.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

WIRE automobile wheel, with tire
inflated lost between Vale and
Ontario. Finder advise W. Water
man at Moore hotel, Ontario. Re-
ward. 303-17-lt
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

MAN AND WIFE want job on
ranch For particulars write f. A.
Rankin, Union, Oregon. 302-17-1S
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25

FURNISHED ROOM for rent, Apply
at this office. 304-l7-lt
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
Organization Work Regun

Organization Work Begun
"six 1890 Boys and Girls clubs
have been organized and have begun
work These clubs are Sewing
club at Arcadia, led by Mrs. w. j.
Roberts; Sewing club at the Park
school, led by Miss smith; a Sewing
club at Sand Hollow led by Mrs.
Robert Crummitt; a Sewing club az
Vale. led by Miss Jean Conklin; a
Poultry club In the Lincoln school,
led by Miss Geneyieye Mayberry; and
the Brogan Industrial club, led by
Mrs. W, h Eaton
"Other clubs will be organized
soon uder the Farm Bureau plan,
and BOYS and Girls Club Work will
soon have its place in the working
scheme of that organization.
Vale to Organize Clubs.
"A committee meeting of repre-
sentative citizens will be held AT the
Chamber of Commerce rooms in Vale
Thursday evening to discuss projects
practical and desirable for Vale hoy
and girl club members to undertake
In 1920 as part of the Farm Bureau
program.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-25
COUNTY CLUB LEADER
MISS WILSON ARRIVES
CONTINUED from Page II

will have their pig, calf poultry, gar
den, corn and potato clubs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13
OREGON BREVITIES

SALEM, Jan. 1S.-Three events
important in the commercial life of
Salem will be combined here during
the week OF January 1924. accord
ing to an agreement reached at the
regular noon luncheon Of the Busi-
ness Mems league at the Commercial
club rooms here. The week will be
devoted to the buy-Oregon-made-
ducts campaign, the sixth annual
Marion county corn show and the
thrift campaign.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

BAKER, Jan. 13.-Mountains for
ests and snow PEAKS are cutting
queer antics around Long Creek val
ley in Grant county, according to
word received in Baker, and resid-
ents are puzzled by phenomena never
seen there before.
TIE mountain ranges north end
west of Upper Long creek are report
ed to be assuming curious anG start
ling shapes on clear days, rising at
times to great heights, until they re-
semble huge pillars, then returning
to their normal size, or becoming flat
tened until hardly visible, although
but few miles away.
These astounding apparitions are
attributed to atmospheric conditions,
and are believed to be mirages, but it
is claimed that this is the first
time in history that such seeming
miracles have been shown in the Up
per Long creek valley. Every clear
day sees new forms among the
mountains and discloses new natural
wonders.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

PORTLAND, jan ia project
for port Improvement here, running
into millions of dollars, was placed
before the city council waterfront in
vestigation committee here today by
City Engineer o. Laurgaar6.
The project contemplates the ac-
QUESTION by the city of all wafer
front properties for distance Of sew
eral blocks, and their subsequent i'm.
provement.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

SALEM, Jan. 1S.-The conduct Of
rural dance halls in the vicinity of
Salem was severely scored in the re-
port of the Marion county grand jury
made public Tuesday, the jury de-
claring the institutions not in the
interest of good morals or good citi-
senship. Evidence presented to the
jury is said to have shown that many
OF the patrons of these halls are
young girls, considerably under age,
who live in Salem.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

EUGENE, Jan. 13.-Joseph Irvine
Barbee, prosperous farmer living
near Eugene, and Miss Eliza Lee
Spencer, were married following an
interruption of 40 years in their
courship. Both bride and groom are
63 years of age and 1t was in their
early 20's that the courtship began.
Then something happened and they
parted. Last fall they met again
and the courtship started all over
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

PORTLAND, Jan. 13.-Two auto
matics and revolver identified as
property alleged to have been stolen
from a store in Eugene on January 4,
were found in the possession of Ben
jamin Cowan, who was arrested by
Patrolman Woods. The guns were
identified by serial numbers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

CORVALLIS, Jan. 13.-Don Cup
ids branch office in Corvallis did a
thriving business during the year
1919, in comparison with that of his
chief competitor, the divorce court.
Records in the office of the county
clerk show that the marriage license
total for the year was ten times
greater than that for divorce DEGREES
handed down. The licenses numbered
140.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

MARSHFIELD, Jan. 13.-General
Leonard Wood will have strong sup
port here evidently, for there is al
ready Wood club in the field, al
though its officers have not been
named. as the organization was just
launched today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

ALBANY, Jan. 13.-Work was
started today on repairing bad STREET
ches of the Pacific highway between
Albany and jefferson. When road im-
provement work stopped last fall it
was believed enough gravel had been
placed to support winter traffic while
new grades would have an opportun-
ity to settle to be in shape for paving
next summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

MEDFORD, Jan. 13-With the
opening of congress on Monday the
following telegram was sent to Sena-
tor McNary and signed by 20 He'd
ford citizens:
Medford, Jan. 5.-Hon. Charles
L. MeNary, United States Senate,
Washington, d. c.: Your constitu-
ents demand ratification of peace
treaty, including league covenant,
without mate. ial change.
Ieople even of this backwoods
country understand thu. the c1nstit-
ution and laws of the I'rited States
cannot be nullified by the action of
peace committees, the president or
the senate or If all Of them COM
bined. They have no fear of the pro-
visions of articles > and 10 or any
others of the league covenant As a
whole, it seems plain enough to the
average person.
If Senator Lodge cannot under
stand it, procure some Juvenile writ
er to preDare explanations and reser-
vations, but for Gods sake ratify the
treaty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

PORTLAND. Jan. 13.- Directors
OF the Portland Chamber of Com
merce have gone on record as strong
ly recommending to the members Of
the Oregon Legislature that legisla-
ton to correct the conditions that
are depriving the schools of Oregon
OF teachers be framed for submission
to the voters of the state at the COM
ing primary election.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

PRINEVILLE, Jan. 13.-During
the heavy snow storm jack rabbit
took refuge in the manual training
building at the high school grounds
and on the assembling of the first
class caused small sized riot among
the students, two of whom were bit
ten by the jack before he was captur-
ed alive.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13
HOOD RIVER. Jan. ia Ho,

HOOD RIVER, Jan. ia Hood
River Shrine club will be organized
and officers elected at meeting to
be called at Masonic hall here Janu-
airy Is, when plans for entertaining
visitors to the 46th annual session
of the imperial council to be held
in Portland next June will be discus
sed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

NORTH BEND, Jan. 13.-The
North Bend Mill & Lumber COM
pany's mill, which has been closed
down for the past two weeks for the
purpose of making needed repairs
and alterations after a continuous
run of more than a year, resumed
operation on double-shift basis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

HOOD RIVER, Jan. 13.-Accord-
ing to Roy d. Smith. Barrett ranch
er. movement has been started here
to establish an independent farmers
telephone system.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

PENDLETON, Jan. 13.-Pendle-
tens automobile row was increased
Tuesday by the entrance of the Dare
Tire & Supply company. which an
nounced plans for establishing an
Eastern Oregon distributing station
here for Diamond tires. L. A. Dare.
formerly vice president of Piper &
Taft company. Seattle sporting goods
dealers. is to be manager.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13
Capital Punishment.

Since the adjournment of the re-
gular session in 1919 wave of
crime has swept over the country.
Oregon has suffered from this GRIM
inal blight and during the past few
months the commission OF number
of cold blooded and fiendish homi-
cides has aroused our people to a
demand for greater and more certain
protection. OF all our assets that de-
mand protection and conservation,
none is greater in value than human
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-13

Continued on page y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

I't}; 1rEf lecture u 5i+- S.alI- ---l.u
National ueauuuZs- o.S WI De n~ns-
ent ar the clubhouse 1T Nadnesdav
evening and -,ve a v-ary- Interesting
TALK. beginning TX s o ioCiz. The
spaaker = Ms Fo~rardi. VINO uaA
soTlt intensely absorbing rnln-s 10
-ell he -.ris S,1e will speak l.aor
whaI -ne club E,r!s can 40 fur che
members only anu -hev viii preserl,
their membership cards al he dnor.
Previous 10 me sJ,nz.ker, tn exec
lt.vH committee viii hDid o meeting
al q clDck The regular meeting
niEh1 u The executive council after
this weet. will ae Az Monuay eve
nInE a number u vary important
matters are 70 come UP AZ this meet
ing including plans toc summer
WORK.
j number u the girls rom the
VaIerville City Club are planning 10
come down Wednesday evening D
attend me lecture Before the lee
.ii,-n hey Will De served irInvt. the
;1ublic.ty COMMITTEE having -he II
fair II charge.
- Inc next .3ua meeting DlE-rs
will re discussed for nose who are
manning 70 attend the National con-
ventinn which will ne held June 10,
=. :. and Is e. B-z-n Mizw- college
Already Z number % the Grub girls
nave slgnified their Intention Of at
tending ne convention. The entire
COLLEGE Is given over 70 the clup girls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Elsie Janls's Big
il "The Inn"

p-e-Sy Elsie Jams ms been sie:xi-
ne hearts all ne- lie. but NOV she
mas entered q real fieiG NJ rpffhery
IN 'The INN he- iares, Se.znick
picture IN which sfn viii ye seen at
ms Colonial theatre WednesfiaF
IN mis- production Miss Janis is
scoring her greatest screen success
ms II iends itself admirably 70 ner
type ana delightful personality
As LANE. 4 wealthy young girl
VINO has mad for a hobhy the study
Of criminals, she purrrays the life Of
4 female crook Jane after a blow
on the head. which causes a coma
eInerres with an entirely new per-
sonaliry. believing herself the fam
GUS Annie Adams known az The
INN. in tins role Americas reg
uIa- girl' displays al the charming
Qualities shat tIas made her So pop
ulac IN stage and screen-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
ENNEBEc co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

Las fnilpw1nE transfers II -sEl estate
nave Deer recorded during the pEst
wt-ek q the Kennstlec Regtsr-- n
Oeec;s
Observation-Disclosures A Rngg o. Halle
wei 10 Arthur r -istness. anu or
West stde NJ Columbia Er-ee.
Chelsea-F- Z. Erss;r,s al Windsor ID
AURA Johnson, and with buildings.
eliu1on-LiEzs =. Burns 20 Emma 9.
Brown lana.
tarnIugoals-Luc~ 2. Coucette ID !.
Hem Douoerte one-thirc mar. o. End
with Dnilntngs-
Garuinar-Ea-v A. JONES 10 Gep-re
L. huntington and with buildings 1r
AecaHnic street: John z. McCarhs-
and FREQ o. Colder IF lewiston 70 u. z.
huntington End with tuiidinge.
NiIII,ie 3. Smith 70 Cherries
= Cole az Schenectady. n 2. and E--
VIII = Coie- -wn luts NJ land.
Observation-Disclosures C. -arnbe-- to
Alice II. Bean. lGuI with buildings. vii
.iGrn :. Anterior Of EaIloweIl 10 Hem
I INNINGS. lsnG.
Aonrnouth-E, ". Smith 70 Adeline :
'ete-E- land with buildings
NJ e-nun-seier :. -ur-ie- NJ Man
-H---I'''S'''a' Z" '"flh = ss:1n' -iIlo
1g,, ,-t, --.,.,,;,-
.nT .na - -. - -
-, -, 800 ~ ~
y. -eai estate
9ak.auts-'ThesTe- Z A. virsluw 10
Arson N 3icEfp-r land. William =
vn-,- - IL u --r--7;5,-i r.. I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
LAR0NE

Owing to The breaking M N fis
-oads Nike Tarriif< finished laEt week
ais joh Of cutting and hauling he neszs-
lock from the Alien lot
William Marcia is still having SERIOUS
trouble from the inlur- 10 his move.
Gene puf1er iIas gone back 10 Rum
ford. where ne will take UP mis- old Job
in the pulp mill.
Roscoe Farley goes 70 Bath. where
t1s viii be eEnpioyeasfn the ship yaru.
Miss Alice Ruxzeil, WIN is teaching in
View Hampshire. Is home fpr The Esste-
vacation.
Mrs- Lue Buxzell is much improved
frnrn her recent ilneze
T. G. Morrow and c. s. Campbell are
saving up their wood with Mr.. Mer-
rows power -fg.
Ratiie- bad SEQ season thus ear. Is
reported.
"A Dad chimney FIRE II: W T. E.slior;'s
nersniiy cause1 1me aExisey 70 tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

. A. DAY. county aGani % ~4
u,rs,,ec Fur7n Bureau. IVES III
ss.r,,;as over the Weekend vlsiiihs
- ms nome. He went from e'rono
1,.,,e-e. ne has been attending eiie
E,a--nsrss week. A. = Deerins' no"
,o-a1ed with the extension bureau Al
r1rouo. PASSED SUNDAY al MS hoi ,
=, the city. Nj Desiring was q. ene
Ea,,a,et. Farm Bureau cfnes Nun.
,,ar- norrinS. On Tuesday ne VI
s+.arfs the meeting uf the eAeoalir.
--s.r,n,ttee of the Piscataruis fafln
1,rrs.u Of which Hernert snow =
,,-.s,Si.ut and Charles LarTapee =
~. - count agent. On "ednesoas
-, .ne ,r,,, artend meeting Of me eA.
i've committee of the Sone 8
~a,,r,v Farm Bureau of wiiicn l. d
! ..,r..e il the president anu = a
a,rrrr is the county agent is-a.-..
us FIe.en Lyman. Kennnneo Ffaf. ~
a,,rrau demonstration. Il sciieeui-" -
% IN monmouth: Weanesaas -
-sv.xt Gardiner. aud TnuSs
f-bSziSxsaS~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

d'vluu4is and rs seems 70 i,e married
70 -wo women II tae same time.
TiI@-r arn -nnImeraDle si1e- lights
u ne pIc-lfre mat show up'' cnm-
mon practices. The pay graft " Z
lumber camp IS depicted as well Is
che coping" u -raes winch Is con-
slderAd "a CRIME N lumber cprlpa
Ties II ne nn--h. ME picture Is So
janned full n interest and exciting
situations tnat i Is sire 70 hr
Chased as one u -tle hest offerings
- cl~an Il ne Colonial.
The Big = comedies gwen at he
Colonial nave made z Dlg hit
'TamDs and Variety" Is the title u
IN one hat VIII pe ~ the program
tud4- ana il * q rib ticker Of the
-irzt grade. The International News
ana ne ansorbIrg!r interesting POE
Nature pictures complete the varied
program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
ConbnsseecunTee Notes

.rr-nc:f. 1onr" " rifaftaIr. super
lnIeuuc,!- O. -ns pumping station oI
fs. Aue-uEta Wate. District, located
~ Eas5 Winthrop. On me shore o.
Lake ConDosseeruule, has tnr
,,,,,nber Of wear. lzeu1 a record 81 the
ire leaving thr lake King David
DjDIock visired him on SunuaT ana
was ruid -hat Z 1919 me 'ce went
orr on Apr!l = and thai ne smelts
appeared on April II.
THE s-re.rn on which III. TuInnlnE
STATION is located Is free from ICE
ovlus 70 tne current ana snalio"
,r-afe-- mn he ice II me axe T1rf-
s.---s he same appearance mat II
har for weehs-wlth its covering q
snoyy- auparenTlr unproke!i me
letting IN the ice is anything hut
1,.sxar,t. the water and siush PC
tween the top snow ana -iIe iis- "s
;ur a fearsnTne mixture
snow IN the grove al uunraoho
,s about TWO feet, Will me SaAiiif
charming conditions IS 70 WAFER diiN
s1usn. making re1r!ng 1nuut &n'
-t,,r-- mn easy. The snow along riie
hanks of the pond anu n eApose"
,,aces is gradually wasting away
sI4,,ourr, enough is still left 10 en-
- E7,rh water ind wrercsreu tray
cling. .tsv
~eu+.in Russell Y. Perrle1Te plans
10 move this week HE 1iai'i-1N = 'l.
no city 10 their summer hohie .
ices landing and he Will III ONE
,,.r,n putting his steamer ana neel
- -,cvngars IN order for the season
49, ,,u,-rd out last year On Mnrcn
.. w.th the dust flying ann 1THVei-
.,.~ --naI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
STATE HOUSE


delegates Al -ae National cDrven-
ciun IN ST Louis last November"
IN writing 10 Mrs QElur. Governor
MiIliken sald: 4 am forwarding n
Mrs. Quimbr To-Day = State u Maine
flag. as large rs I think she can con-
vetueu-tv carry % England ana hope
she may os able u use L II -.le way
YOU suggest"
Mrs. 4luiInby his -ecaived thf fag
ana mas Il -aady 10 rhtf WIN he-
across the water. 7 esteem !. &
great hunUr ana 4 nlE1 privilege TO
lfs. the bearer Of c;Iis banner 70 -hs
Countess OF Carlisle AMI the great
Worlds Convention she sRys n z
letter ID Governor Milliken. II will
surely see 70 Z thar Il IS presented
n the opening Of the convention
Incorporating yuui message N cum
ns1nurR-iDI- ! am aware Of me
marked interest tia. will be At
tactIed 70 wf1Etever nav -Hter 70 ne
State Of Maine IN this gathering.
mao CAST about II my mind Spr some
tangible thing hat might properly
he presented referring 70 the State
Of MRine- Nothing could elual q
gift Of tins State banner from the
Chief Of Executive " the State. es-
pecially from one recognized II the
councils Of the nations for ms eff
cient anu untir:rg service n TIE de-
fence Of the principles for which our
great organization STANDS"
When ne sprI the aar 10 Mrs
tauimhv, Governor MiIliken wrote:
7 r-ealize thE1 vatr space 1or luz
gnEe on the trgp abroad will neues-
sRrtiv ne limited MT II new n your
distinguished services Tor the CAUSE
II temperance and n commemnrn-
inn Of rhe establishment o. state
w1ae prohibition 81 MANY wears ago
IL this state 7 am ~e,TturlnE 10 send
. STATE 4aE 7 me nope mat Won may
place :: among rhe oInar tiRrs anu
banners from America III Vesrrnir,-
ster Hall. on The OCCASION nj th-
opArlns u M Worlds II Z. =. U
convention. april Is"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
SCISSORS Notice


.aI-r n. he CITY II An
-t.-~r having 1axaf,is4 prop
-rl1 -5-t- are hereby rIpti-
-a-.. .syt,4s7 % tI-,ng IN 70 he
ss.-sst1-F n said city. 1-Iie
SIS = heir ,.uiis ana all
ana ,,=rsuIlaaI. including
---rlp-a.--s.rt.Ci liIon NOR
i--as -nf.s tius. oiIis anu
~ III .t-,7- YrlaIlrtr- SO IN
interest o. atn..- C'1nsiae~--
-.t- y n--curl.- due -tIarr-
ore -nan owing. and AL
-,-vrt "a Guardian. EE-
--..-----S- which -nrv ere
.--- ~ H. --s7 CAV uf Auril.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Big Animal Serial
Coming to AugusLa

-i.~narer CTenrEe !. Appleby mas
sea-3 vart fortunate n hooking for
the Colonial theatre The Loss City"
ser;aI .,Ia1 Is nufed as one Of the
---"aJesI wilu animal pictures eva-
.iim-G The first episode will be
s..own OF SATURDAY.. april % and
succeeding "plsna.s Will ne shown
-s4tl -cturCia ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

W.. wish 10 EXPRESS our sincere
anu grateful thanks 70 eacn anu AL
NJ our dear relatives. nelsnbors and
e-iends mr. Their sympathy and Kind
assistance during our -tt'e.l1 pc
raavrruerlt. Also Tor the beautiful
floral tributes.
CHARLOTTE R. SMITH.
WINFIELD SCOTT MOEEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

Mrs. Junn Hi ~ SJll-- stree, t-s--
turned Monuay morning 20 Boston.
She WIS accompanied ny her dauE!l-
-e~ Miss katherine Hill. VINO tla-s
Deer enjoying . wt-i. s vacation Aesr7
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