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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
SPARE HELP HAS BEEN
SAVIOR TO CHICAGOANS
BY L. r. BLANCHARD

| Omitted Press Staff Correspondent }
/ CHICAGO, Sept. Some day
some axiom smith will turn out fin
ished product like this:
"A machine is no greater than its
emergency equipment"
1t certainly looks true whether you
are talking of emergency brakes and
spare wheels on autos. an extra piece
of chicken for the unexpected caller
oil reserve player for disrupted ball
team.
Every ball team has its reserve but
only a few have a sub that can step
none misses the regular. Every man
ager would like to have such subs but
this desires are vetoed by the lack Of
stars If not by the club owners chron-
ic illness-tightening of the purse
strings.
kid" Gleason this summer had
White Sox fans guessing when he
grabbed Amos struck. XIX" had a
regular outfield going great, and an
extra pair OF men 10 pinch hit and
alternate in right field One outfield
er became n first baseman and an in
jury 10 Memo Liebold showed Struck
into the game. The SoN cylinders
haven't missed stroke.
In the same way Fred Mitchell OF
the Cubs acquired Zeb Terry when il
looked that Chicago had a plethora
Of infieid material. Injury came to.
just the right place TO put Terry into
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
RUTH HITS HOMER Off
PITTSBURGH TWIRLER

PfTTSBtrRG.. Sept. ga r. "a
crowd OF more than 20,000 fans wit :
nescsed an exhibition game between
the New York Yankees and the Pitts
burgh Pirates. yesterday victory going
TO the, visitors. Both teams worked
recruit pitchers, Zinn for Pittsburgh
and Ferguson for New York.
Babe Ruth hit home run in the
ninth, driving the bah over the right
reid fence In the longest hit ever seen
at Forbes Field
Rodie. te Yankee center fielder, in
sliding into the home plate caught
ms foot on the rubber. fracturing his
right ankle. lie Will be out OF the
game for the remainder of the season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
HEAVY PROSPECT AT CAMP.

TACOMA Wash, Sept. ga. P.)
Gene Turney, considered by many
critics as one of the leading heavy
weight prospects, is now at Camp
Lewis, WASH near here. a member of
the Fifty Fifth Artillery. Recently he
knocked out Ole Anderson. Tacoma
HEAVYWEIGHT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09

the regular list where he has been a
whale.
Not all managers have been SO wise
or SO lucky--in their selection of ex-
cess help, They had spare wheel
when they needed a tow rope--they
weren't set for the particular emer-
gency that chose to land on them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
AT THE THEATRES
Picture in which he is Starred and
which will bo shown at the Pastime

theatre Thursday and Friday, The
role affords an interesting study in
psychology. but the development of
the man. far from being morbid, al
ways shows the upward trend. and the
optimistic and cheerful note is sound
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-09
pAsT1Mc THURsDaS AND FRIDAY
wAfa.AtE RErD HAS
GREAT ROLE IN HIS
NI-M-INS1, IAlIOTlpI- AZ

Wallace Reid has one OF the hest
pnrts of his career IN Van Twillor
Yard, the young man who comes back
81 The Sonrce.r the lntest Paramount
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
New York Produce Market

\ew : rT'it. March j.
= --F-5I~n. s1r:.!- p44.-tlrs S1s'ti
..-n- s,Jr.-E clears .4Sf'Q IT, wlIt 2,
-,sipt..s zts,.ta I-1n. h-na.ts s1ra -:1ts -
q l:;ss'
..t Fl. s-ss7ne- ! .-ne stiInlneEl-.
EN-Spot .7rn re. --llgw -
ana "a mixed TNi q Wv 41''k
Eft. -TS--nut steady: M : wnlIt- rs
rAr.-.-T eak middle vest 9tFa III
--T-E2-Stc4dv receitts 5N'ss ruils:
t-,.rr7e.--r- higher -b4r e---:'sas ia ia d.
..vr,-as - =cnre dS3 .irsfs - 20 q sc1rA
..sr+N packing STOCK -lr-ei2t MAKE No
n
---ss,,s gathered extra 5rsts +Ssd1s' ti'sis
-Ap49. state p. ana -Ieat'ov westerk
E,..y1~7t-r-,- whites iirsJs q extras '-T1f.'
Ir. browns extras r+.TiEt 40 gaiDtf-1
-awns and mixed caiors irsIs 10 e1tfas
g-7152 III,
ST-GAE-Raw @:-rr. c.r l--.f-i-I-s l4.s4 r
fire E-auuiar"G l4ia- .
-uEar FUTURES vn-s firm Win IA.
ana :-t-,7-eslls, +-,- * ing a 20 or T'T' -
aaEilr points sliEner.
PIT To E-S-S;eAdr- Bermuda 7F''.
7ssgssI.-ge. Mime 80 .ils- 1tsssq MT, --S7-
Island 40. Iif,itaI 1lni4-
AL1Es-E7.r-r Florida new oa;--1l
@sssuf55f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

af I'LL 4hh ana WIN $6lS polls and all
me other g-tas nUt heretofore men
TONED. VIII ne exception Of EAIiu-
vel would have bur four DAYS n
wrlcn -a ~eca,ve applications ana
only one Gav II winch II make ~
the lists. Ea.lowe.l WITH Z popUia-
non Of 2S64 and VIII . polls IS taa
smallest .Ity II ne Sta-R- -s-is 11t-
does our nave 4 board If ~a-,sI,-.-
NON ne lists OF voters being onr-
.'s.tr,ad hv the uurlclDal officers
two days ara allowed ar Receiving
applications Win no tine 1or pre-
pairing ne check list.
III Sanford one ii me .ar-as;
owns n ne State. VIM 4 Dopu.a-
ton Of 9ez9 n 1870 ana with .@5s
polls. the ASSESSORS orfca would De
ne busies- place n -hp @ta-e Of
Maine Jus- PRIOR ID me Drlnuy-v" eiec-
ION. Only Two dRys a-e a-luwad for
registration OF al average VI 0ver
100 women a dav ana during these
Two 1avs the assessors would have
% find line to MAKE I'D ne check
Isl
ETu1sW1CE. with population =
1910 OF 662- and Win 1685 polls
ElInford. with population VI s.
ana with 2ts6 polls, SHOW began
Win a population az 5Sa1 ana with
l57- pnlls; P-asQue Isle VIII q
population OF 5I-s ana with 1863
polls; Fairfield. Win d population Of
+=@5 ana Win --4O polls. Bar Ezss,--
Dor. with population ~ 4-41 ana
with 1915 polls ana ne other hir
-0wns u the state " ovar son -eE-1s-
-e~ed voters have aut TWO DAYS N
walcn tn receive applications for
H'a-!eta-lor ana 70 make ~ tie
check isis
II the smaller owns Of -:l.- state.
II less than 5ta Registered vuta,-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

AZ Whether -tle 1eoassa.-y .wo- 1IrrIs
-1u.- 9F mustered THIS wouia aavn
Fac question IS ar IS ne PRIMARY
5 ooDcal'ned US wreT= = was be-
.1rn a-a nIc-1 render The Fr1la-.ur /.
--,-!4l a-1nA- s.ss1nE.
.--n-rE taa- TN ne abortion 1f
.---s l--le,-Gr1+'l-. ~ wurl mat" as
-+fpe>-I-= E rs Constitution AMI
80 Statutes, -r connection WITH
-4n Qualification u -a7+srs -ecor7es
Obsolete mere ara sr1Il ot1er 1itH-
-l.tl.s q s-.r-nouul. .nulrareogs-
IF VIII -ae suffrage amendment na-
.lnIng par IF -An Constitution
-le women become gun. Ned -arerz.
Before thav 1an become legally 1ua1-
nag voTa,s however -her must :
-1I.es ana tov-ns Of .ubo or mora
re enrolled either ~ Republicans Or
Is Democrats
The question 1as ARISEN AZ u
whether the enrolment Or ne taE,s-
ration snail came drsr. TIE ar
-1IlInenr provision is not a creature.
or ne primary lew 4 vas aur-, ws.v
back II -a0@ ana was aauu- 1.ne
wears old. although q Very vealzlv
-1lld. Tnen the pr,1narv Jaw WIS
Initiated. L vas incorporate . as !
-1lat-ar If course Ia ltle dirats1 pr
mary. winch became operative n ne
-91- election.
he DtlTas+soipEr NJ rle caucus Ia "
a-l4ca mas nor bean changed IN ms
~agara sinca is enactment seems II.
---e ne question beyond oer az-
--sa.1rlre Of / doubt. # the rAr-n 'lega.
-1r@l' 5 accepted ID mean '-~ag,s-
r5-.'Aa Tofar- The exact wording Of
--1s provision is Any person vino ID
z ega- rqter MAY enroll himself as Il
member Of any paiiLcaI party ~
Hing with he clerk af tie OWE OF
r llcn ne IS . LEGAL voIar ceciara-
ION. ctr" II would seam. therefore.
K aa- ne rag:s1E-1 Oh must come prior
, the enrolment
4 Mess some further provision is
..aGe -nr rhR registration Of the
-.rusanns Of women voters VINO are
new Upon the thresnloid Of tae phil
.cE places Throughout me State L Is
rldent that the Boards If Reglsfra-
ne municipal officers vino art as
sucn N other places have some very
busy and trying days ahead Of them.
The tine during wtic. appnca-
tluns may ne received from persons
desiring heir names placed on -tle
rot4ng list Is not d maJ-er for dis
-:eunn on ne parr Of those VINO
nave the ma1-er n charge but r.gid
limits are fixed by statutes
IL cities having a population De
-ween $1,000 anu 30 efiB there ara ,usr
nine days during winch applications
may be received and -.lrae davs for
making I'D the check lists IN cities
Of s. 900 and over or IN other words
-he City If Portland there are so
days during which applications may
ae received ana 80 davs for making
I'D 1he check lists. IN cities with a
population Of over 35Da or 3Daa fac-
curdinE 70 whether Section l. Of
Chapter . or SeGrlun 10 OF Chapter J
Ut me Revised Statutes pravailsl
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The-a IS only one DAY Tor -cg1E1-,
t-ur- the municipal officers being "a
SESSION before the opening If he
polls an ne day II the pr-marv .iec-
Ion IND during me progress Of cne
prlrna--T
OF course a<-er tie registration
ne enrolment taxes place n al,
clles WIN the possible exception IF
Portland ana N all towns Of seps
IahA1I-aals or over oeturn the WON
an ea1 vore ! he 1rrrna--. The
OFFICES Of 10 cry ana rown clerks
VIII 1herafGre ne cuie-a My busy
places on ne losing DAYS Of ne
pr'rnG.v campaign
There are -vo net pds IF anrcl-
nerfL- The most common method *
Tor -he voter IL lie a written DEE
aE-a-ur II AIS pa--v a-h.la-ler with
me cary 1r tuw1 Jerk. Tins state
neCt does nor necessarily, have 10 D.
sworn . and N no way hinQs ne
vorpr as q his course subsanurnt 20
The pi-nar7- Ee-ar sae-rne-alv
declares = being a
etsa- vGJpr of -- aersDV
eiecc % 0e enrolled as a uenoer Of
ne -------------- par
The al1er method IS q r-itie no-a
a~9it1-r---- L IS used a. the polls
when -lr v9ter's name IS not CD The
enrolment list The voter mus
subscribe ana mike oath - the tact
,hat Re IS a member Of one party
ar he aIAer ana ina, ac intends 10
vote FOR Us candidates a. the 71ex-
election
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ONLY ONE MORE
Continued from Sage Cne

-ca-.v eliminates .tus objections. bi t
word male" N ootA me constitution
and ne statutes On me ground thar
10 sta-e can enact any Legislation
y=rpug-sl-1t a ne constitution u che
un!iAa States Or whether i vi ne
ns-cessary +or Governor Aiilike4n %
-.4.l 4 special session OF The Leglsla-
-ure :1r ne purpose Of amending ne
statutes II tins regard ana also fu-
making mora elastic the rnachInerv
aecessarr tor ne registration and
enrolment OF the women Is a ques-
lion when may have 70 % decided
Jv clle supreme court OF M State.
L i should Ne decided -hat IA wer1
III. e'' remains n ne State Cans14-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

( ana --e l1-r -@ eco nara ara M II
-1.,r cav during r.lcr a3pHcz-znns
an 80 acs,pze-d ana on!v one dar for
7re.na Ing NECK Isis. II owns lav-
-1g lU" -+g1sts.'t,l voters ana n ali
.-rles lA--ng ieas -..aa 5000 hundred
inhabitants me me Is limited 70
-wo Iars win ~ -zrnt allowed eo-
711ak.nE ne -a"ek isl
Tlere-u'a all 4 constitutional or
STATUTORY paints If law aslae !. Is 4
grave question whether Or nor i s a
Dh.-slc2i possibility . ~ag.s,er ana
arraI ma women VINO would ba
qualified "a T-1je p ne PRIMARIES III
me Initeg --re allowed
IN ne Civ of Portland WHICH IL
It 4aS- census mad d population OF
ak-s--- H'.tl IL 6Aa polls The Board If
Registration wo4ld convene On A2,3I
-t. or ~ SECULAR GAYS PRIOR 70 elee-
non anG ne as; application far rag
lsr91l-1on would % accepted On aIav
2. Is ne hoard S IN session ma
1rst &0 ss.cIiar DAYS ID ,-sy.aiva an
1ilcauuns ana -ae -Ast Sn SECULAR
DAYS q correct and ravlsa me lists
Z; Is apparent, -ae,'eiarz mat unless
Eae suffrage amendment & D~o-
claimed par Of he constitution
before MAY IL ne women Of Par
.anC would d. DISTINGUISHED
assuming Cla- chera Will ~ e-,fT-
as many women applicants IS rl-ra
ve,'e Registered maze y0r.-ys HI VA, -
GEO around --aDp w1-r1a7 vvr,,ia
ia II" p appear oetura ne board II
these 81 days or somewhere betwaaD
"iti a9d HtG a aay. E1-s.r-,- 1nrr7a,
"oAIA nave To appear n person anu
prove laar she passasst-d ali ne
QUALIFICATIONS Of i vaIar Unless sfgfs
Was g" Taal-s Of aEe on me fo,lr-.
ga II JaIluas''-. 1888. and few womb
AcIft1lt ~ she T0UIG D. called Ipun ID
FAC pnr.1qn II ne Constitution af
me State n sucn ! rnanne: Is ID
show caa- sf7e was neither, pr1rr1uf..,i
nor retirng from memory In adtfi-
ION ~ The women applicants rll.,,a
would .be. Of course. many maze az
piiCants and GnGer the rule ladies
FIRST -nera tnHn would stand L very
poor show
IN Lewiston With FORMULATION -
1919 Gf -f.--4 ana WITH sE-- mills
ana II Bangor with a population o1
- sos and with 100 polls cha board
Of registration VIII l.,lrTvnne on .Tflr,s
: application for registration viii
% accepted on ne irsr nine se.s.,ltar
days and ttle lasT t2lrae VIII De de-
voted 10 making Up the lists In
each Of these cities there would be
2 possible 500 women voters 70 Be
Registered eacn day
In Biddefari with a population af
1-.oee and with 4IT3 polls the board
will convene on JUNE Is or fiva seq
aiaT DAYS before the primarv The
first four VIII be devoted to regis
ration and Jhe last day 10 making
I'D the list. This would require the
registration Of some over Iaao worn-
an a day besides the maze VOTERS.
Auburn with a population of Is, pe4
and with 4.5iT polls, Anguish with
nnpuia1aon OF 1871 and with ssea
polls; Waterville-. with i populat.nn
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Stock Markets
NFN ORR MARKET
's;."cs re -ays -eailug ~
me -aaairu Stock1


Il - -, =
~ An "a - =, ~ -,
81 -.-'r -.
20 y -. - -.
---''s z -iit-' .''s'''
-1 1ve -o 1-@~ - Noin.-
"-. NJ me morning ana 20
-:n~.taec.nc ae,u0r-.izaI IN
ne e+re.-isu -..'s-. WIN
per r-ur.
.rf.. -7,u,.. .al.s---,4.t.a ..
Il. ..,...-s na ~ AK -, +-E. :
-- Ill. =, -, ..l..,17a,7t We.
t. ..1. --t5- -,s.s0o,ls.3lIs sor-
4....,. - r1,,,.r s.-,-,4y.s. and
..... = -,,,,,...,,,..y,- .s.yc.-
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Boston Produce Market
HnHTrr. MArc,l

BnSiIT. -la-IT-L
grFr-.-.luiC~ whole cattle ls911
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. creamery extras
eoaeg7gt- western crsag1er-v eXc~iis 'EssfHs-
1-rsET$E--wtns extras g'snala.
r-c2 Mo. yellow ISe1lS-
r,Tj1S-Tearar heane-'- 3"51Si wes' e'.l
- - -t,,-.rr~ infants. Ssh So rs.
- s,,r,,--s 5srro ,5.> standari 1916
F4Ay-No timothy 91aaA
AMB-Snr.ng .s6aI-
-G-Fanrv IL pounds Ll-sn Ia
ToGRE-a,.zilurn hacks 4st3
pot Ar0ES-A-ouS-ong Green MoiiIl-
-.alT,s mig per IN his On track
sy-GA R-l=ranJIia-e wholesale gro
r5.y.s' quntaLiGr. zF =. II bulk. i = n
1aczages.
8 ---tf.ffe.i
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Chicago Produce Market

LII
--,.as;t,sss on the part Of silnT-s it.li
- .,,.,,-r,s in me DrlSe of corn EodaE
r,f,4 VI f,standiug further extensive pm
yi..,-,- F--vey q rnisunIng ascr1bea ID
s,,..,.,,;arnrs The market closed nervous
- 80 net higher with May Iss o.
- q - a1a TrllT- 81 10 LII II oats
49,. !. r-sr 10 --sc Provisions showed
: v.fback Of - 10 5-sc-
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packing =ows rousa 2s5a-21s. pigs 80

packing sows r3uea -2sa-@l. pigs ..:-,o
a In
- II e--"l;,ts -,s-a IS M 90 o.
morrow -atsye. STEADY. S,-e1 steers, Nj
..FUIu ana aeAr-- we.ra- -nnIc- ana r12u
1:.7isu IL. medium ana gond -Sgdl:.S-
e~fnmcn lr-5a 1T. iigng weight good ann
nolt.e asvf214-5. common AND medium
zib}Q 491t5. Butcher U.&It.t t9t-t-s-s 80
IN .pws sen II r4untrs ana GUITARS
lsllQ5-S rea calves --T,4llsGs Stoci.er
sJeers +ssa L-1s'- re=der Steers IL = -
St5LEIe-NtsN Esy lrnaIed -nrno--ciw =
~ -r-r. --@-nns y pounds Gown '-;r,sr
-;-5 nils ANA common -4HAa--E Ives:
Medium. =uod and cnuice -1f0d La, J.l..s
aad Common ora III
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Chicago March =.
rsar-~-2 80 Estimated turnnI-g" ~.
as, us,,A4,r lower Blk lzs'sz i:st,: ~. ~
SO. regs-s. 1ssssi ii.s-; Tusiann ,s.,51ssS,
ijr-,,t fE-sks stib light iEni .ssh1 -.
ilfy.yv packlns sows SInooL4 1s-rsA A'''
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Assist Mature There are -lme-
when VIM snnEld AsEIsf nature L -
now undertaking 10 cleanse rorr srs-
emf E1u VIII take hood g SarsauH
lila ne INCREASING will ne success
u, This great medicine aur-te< and
builds AZ as nothing else uoes-Ad~
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q" : ark Money Market

$+x y.ar-s. March ~
p.r ,sslns 90
~ --,lg- stpr ing as-day bills
r.ua,--.ag s,-day uiiis on
numerical ssa-<faF bills
ara k =. canit-s = NJ
-- u.nu 81 canies 1S-.-S.
~.rE demand JcS. cables
aud 3 - caAieS rs -.
.u fs - cables y "a
mama d, cables -
anus lr:n-
'rus .r--~ -1IlaT
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Prove

that Journal classified advertising vii pay you
You nave heard now easy, how profitable II Is
10 use s1e Want Ads.-prove I for yourself
A journal Want AZ Taker Is as near as your
telephone LIT the receiver. cal 135 and prove
for yourself the profit power Of Journal Want
Ads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
,.lra Bond Market

wv York. March =.
- at.1. st-cnI'o - 81 *:
p" -a-arld { Is 70 ~, .tLr1
,-H l--s Sc y }T'arN
", s.--s o1 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

WANTED-Tvo to three
million feet box lumber,
large OF small lots. deIiv-
cred at our mil In An.
gusta- by teams 0r rail-
road. All fhicknea
Wanted dry stock now hut
viii buy green for deh
cry when dry. Write.
telephone or call n
Hume-Newhal Ca. If An
gusta.
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I'm -naus sl-rng- 4 u4rs ana -
aars Sal1s s.x months 0nSs.
all ~nonev strong -IEn a. uw 7. --li-
~ --.tt- - c4osi1E Ilu =. 1Tt,.rt'1 IL =.
- tu2u 1ane aycepIanuas i,
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lom New Employer Might Read Your Ad for Job If Were Printed
MERCHANDISE


warted-To Buy Sc
CASH EEGI STAR-Naripnal. small 9re-
1--nnf sac also roll I'D desk. for cash.
Address -'Sfcre care Aerne 1ee
Jouranl. Fa1er-1ue-
DOCBLE EA9SESS-Brzng IN your aid
me anG t-zaIie TOR new SET Dun AXE
4zlr chances with m aid harness GIIT-
Ing -h.s hard hauling, Get new 1ne
and save money ana ---olh,e. t-er--isn
a Smith 70 Silver St. WaIervllie. Me
Fl ENT-JEE -Czaoo Second 1and. a-lu
other nercfIIadise NJ. " Epva-.
Jt-weier t5alipws.l Ne
PONY CAR--ene IL 4 p G-phRse.
aiec--ic motor, also small motors Box
ct. Warer-Ilie. Maine
SECOND HAND F-lSTTTEE-AlI
kinds wanted Highest prices pAid.
Augusta Furniture "a. Tei. 5aS-W
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
farms and Lanu far Sale

farms and Lanr far SAFE SS
ARES Tn-slr9' a miles staLur -no1
1puat uar-l nan 1UUs- - mems 1tiu.
.aE--Ire wood. orchard. near STATE
--0ad nelE7 nnrs ana schoo4- Z Won
are Z want Ii i DIE 1Z~ga.N see H. a.
once T5cro- RING + church q
Richmond. Maine
ss:-a- ed u Belgrade about four niles
rom Oakland. Consisting III % acres
nor or tss. a1oLI 1850 t--Ilt --e.as NJ
5nG-.LE age. cuts about :" inns Of Ia
p+r ~asr farm Under Eond state 81
cultivation. buildings II 1aIr condition
cansls1.nE u cwo Story house anu Ell.
Dar-7 Ma. 45xtsl. one barn 5ty5- anu
Stable ;1S,-.-4 WIN uLnP- uUI5L-id.Dgs.
alsp -wo horses. 2 aaad NJ horned
lake. farming -onls wagons. and VIII
n snld AZ -t-asoralle prlEe, Water n
house ana stables Ice put IN @nr 1af
Plenty u woDd ana lumber Tor -ae
riare a1our ~ nnis apples -a4sali z
1915 INQUIRE 0f Gen. II. Field. AK
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-16
TON
Special Correspondence

Special correspondence
n O'mark was a business visitor at
Rhinelander Saturday.
A goodly number of the Tony peo-
pie attended the circus at Ladysmith
July Z.
Miss Mayme Jandrt, of Ladysmith,
was the guest of Miss Josephine
O'marl last week.
\ number of Tony people attended
the play I'm Old Kentucky,' at Lady
smith Saturday evening.
Jack Sybers returned home the fore
part of last week from Green Bay,
where he has been visiting relatives.
Hugh Yankee and Harry Newhouse
arrived home Monday from Flint,
Mich, where they have been employed.
A very large crowd attended the
barn dance at Strop's Saturday even
ing. A most enjoyable time was had.
Miss Josephine O'mark entertained
number of young people from Lady
dysmith at her home here Sunday af-
ternOon.
Messrs. Gus and Henry Hendrix re-
turned home Saturday from Green
Bay, after a weeks visit there with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Watkins and
family, of Minneapolis, are visiting at
the home of the formers brother, John
Watkins, of this village.
Mrs J. d. Shumway and two chill
dren, of Rhinelander, are visiting at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Ingraham.
A dance will be given at the opera
house Saturday evening, July II.
Supper will be served by the girls
club at the hall. Music will be fur
nished by LeVeille's orchestra.
Mrs. Arthur Demerse and two sons
returned home Saturday, after spend
ing the Fourth of July at the home of
her parents at Rapid River, Mich.
Miss May O'mark was very pleas
antly surprised at her home Wednes-
day afternoon, July IA, by a number of
her schoOlmates, the occasion being her
fifteenth birthday.
Mrs Carl Gunnering and two chill
dren, Lorraine and Geneva, returned
home Tuesday, after visit of several
weeks at the home of the formers par
ents in North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Watson and
niece. Doris Berry, arrived home Mon
day from a western trip. They re-
reported they liked the west so we'll that
they are going to sell their property
here and move to Washington.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-16
BASS LAKE
Special Correspondence

Blueberries are beginning to ripen.
The people of the Bass Lake district
are working the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer and son.
George made a call at the. Rodgers
home Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Hanson and Mrs. J .Markey
made call at the home of Mrs. J.
Sawyer Monday.
Mark Holreed and George Campbell
are on the sick list. George is in St.
Mary's Hospital.
The party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Unger Saturday night, July TO-,
was well attended.
Miss Ruth Seuff has returned from
Chippewa Falls to make a two weeks
visit with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs J. e. Seuff's niece, of
South Bend, Ind, is making them
visit during her vacation.
Bill Green has left this vicinity for
Marshfield, where he spends his mid
summer vacation. A. L. Engle pur-
chased his chickens.
A surprise birthday party was given
in honor of George LereauX's seth
birthday Monday night, July r. A
large crowd attended, nearly everyone
a good time. A nice lunch
was served at midnight