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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
nayadtt

cline on the heavier western horses
which Sold from s2595o per head
lower than a week ago. Wood horses
were well taken with little change IN
values paid, and IN fact all the ac-
climaIe1 horses sold 70 better advan-
tage than the green. This week there
will be a. extra heavy supply Of
horses on the market as quite a
ndmber Of delayed consignnents OF
the past few weeks are expected 70
arrive.
Good quality heavy green d-afters.
1-9od 1900 lbs, sold at s325 q 400 ,
medium weight Eraen dra+ters 1900
TOO lbs. a; $2251 So. heavy wagon
ana farm horses AZ $3.50 275, good.
quality accI.ma-cd horses 1900 q zoo
lbs. Al .s1-5G SOC Win ordinary sec
ends. $65G1-5.
! q. Keith sold carloads Of green
westerns. I carload of wood horses
ana IS seconds Some Of the best
pairs amongst the wood horses
Weighing $50 a $500 lbs sold for
$500. This week there viii be Il car
loads Of green western horses 40
wood horses ana the usual entry Of
seconds.
William Eurwitz sold . carloads Of
green westerns and So acclimaIed
horses. The demand was largely
local but sales were not as brisk as
& week ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Memorial Day Speakers

East Nlnthrup-9. - II. Governor
Carl E MiIliken.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Governor Carr
E M1lliken
L!5cAleld-Prof. L c. Raternan Il
-Iverrure Falls - Major Roger A
Greene NJ lewiston.
Saca-Rev- Charles E Brooks Of Sacp.
East SCmne--Rsv. W. =. Berkeley.
Cher--y--leld-EAT $ Tyler Of Colby
College
Thomasron-Asst ATTY. Gen. Franklin
Fisher Of Augusta
Lnlon-Rer. Walter 5. Rounds u Rock
and.
Aenrs H!ll-MornIng, Judge Robe-: A
Cory If Augusta
Fasraeld--At-ernoon. Judge Robert A
Cow If Augusta
Por-.aad-ReV- Henry I. cuznack Of
AUGUSTA
South China-Rev Charles Matt.
ETT3ars Pond-ErV. Chester Gore Mi.
}e- 81 South Paris
Tuver-Rsv. i. z wilkins
tTa-and-F Il (zlllin Of Bangor
Pressure Isle-Eev Nj Mue-tg
Lisbon Falls-Rsv l. O. N hidden.
Aubura-Fralh & Harrington. II An
Eusia-
Carmel-JaZnes A. Cuine Of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
coSY =. HALLOWELL
EnH THE DOWN
erFR CITY TODAY

r- vii Journey 70 Halo
r.. .-z--oon where they viii
.. ---lowe3 High in what
| -,.ss 70 j. j rad hot game of
-, ra -=z-ns net IN this city a
r. 4-4 -any came through the
~. me Of 9 70 s Bren-
r. v.s % ne mound for the
q" T.... lIead Neader, The
- .-rler. VINO has the
- beng one Of the best
nm. ..ae-s N the State. ana
-9rr touched mp
s.-- meant runs and
- owen boys got about
~lr~ Of Hills, they were
-..r. probable that these
H.. v1 -4ce each other again
s-a--s-7 a1d me result Will be
- -. a.--.e worth going miles
-~oa.a.4 lineup viii be:
-.na2. p: Hi, ID; Ellis
----.- =. Eoderick- Sb7 Far
- E-arvn. Z: Poor. # III
-.~,!az-1. R5deour- Stafford
-v-~ 1.so AXE he trip.
ne me yesterday after
SD sy ne ooys n work :
-..~ ne ayes Of Coach
w. Ism. no directed them al
--..--r ara aa.-.1g practice. The
- .--wa1 1aoie lot Of pep
- Indications EaLlowell
-.~7 n some u keep n the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
NEW PORTLAND

Mrs A H Strickland returned
home from Belfast last Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Nichols IS Ill with I severe
cold
Rev c. ". Smith is suffering from
a nervous breakdown. No preaching
service was held At the Union church
last Sunday on account of he pas
tors illness.
z. A Strickland was in Farming
ton on Monday. He made the trip
with John Mitchell IN the lat-er's car.
Fernwood Grange viii meet IN reg
ular session on Saturday evening,
May - The first and second de-
grees viii be conferred upon several
candidates.
Mrs, Paris Dudley has been in poor
health lately
The body of wilson Burns who was
drowned several months ago az the
Fails was found Just below North
Arson village lately
Ernest Barker was in Pennington
on Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
CONIFREY HAS BEST
DUFFY AT PORTLAND

Portland Fay 1s-Fra1k:e Conf
frey, the fighting fireman Of New
York defeated West Side Jimmie
Duffy of the same CITY Monday night
N a battle that was tame compared
10 the other three bouts of Promoter
DeRce-s card al the exposition build
most Of the fans as if the men were
attempting TO fight during the first
SIX stanZas and there was great
bowling al Marty Quinn who was
the third man II the ring In the
second SIX frankie DeRice himself
entered the squared circle and since
frankie held the purse strings the
boys had ID fight or walk hack 10
New York The last SIX rounds were
good enough and Conifrey, using d
straight left jan that Duffy was IN
able TO stop. and ripping IN telling
body blows with right and left had
all the better of the argument and
in the last half minute the West
Side boy was unsteady On his feet
Duffy Liked InigAunE the best and
a this style he joited the fireman
with telling effects The prelimin-
ares from the very first IN which
Abe AteIl after having tough sled
ding slipped the K @. on Tommy
Ryan when he caught Ryan with his
guard down ana landed twice on the
Jaw IN the last few seconds Of the
fourth round, ID the semi inal bout
Of Ten rounds IN which Battling
Grace of Milwaukee and Dusty KroIl
fought a pretty even battle. provided
a siam bang sluggng 4esT--PortlanG
Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Indians at Mercy
Shawkey i'm Y ank Win

New York. Mar lathe New
York Yankees won an easy victory
from Cleveland here today IN the
third game OF the series, the score
being II 10 0. Shawkey pitched a
strong game shutting out the visitors
with three hits. Ruth was ouI OF ne
game with L strained groin. anu
Wick. who substituted for HIM
doubled with the bases full n The
third inning. scoring ali three runs.
Myers was Ineffective IN me rhlrd
and seventh innings. when the 1anhs
nil him hard. while Chle was easy
for the locals IN the eighth. score:
Cleveland 0 . 0 0 u o O. 5
New York 0 0 / Q 5 z-1-1@-g
Myers. Chle and C'Neill: Shavkey
and Hannah.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Bob Painter Of Paris. No. had an
old COW he wanted 70 get rid Of. and
took her 10 an auction sale The
aucConeer got a couple Of bidders
warmed up and one of them. young
man. finally bought the COW for ss1.
Mr. Painter was delighted until he
discovered that the COW had been
bought BY his own son. Who had not
noticed that she was the same one
he had Tnilked hundreds of times.
That night the old COW was back on
the home farm. wondering what il
was all about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Senators and Browns
i'm SandlOt Game

Washington. May 1S-W asnlnEton
z-nn a slug fest from 81. Louis today
y 70 s. three visiting pitchers being
touched for a total OF IS bases.
Judges home run marked the lain
consecutive game n which he has
hit safely. Score:
St Louis IS 0 o 0 = S-lS-6
Washington 5 > o 3 x-T1-22ss--
vaag:lder. Leiheld. Burwell. Bayne
and Severed. Scnapt. Shaw and
Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
White HOE. ( CLAN
ONE RUN TO GOOD
over RED Sox BOYS

Boston. Mass. May ls-Singles By
Feisch- Jourdan- McMullin and VIII
hams together with SchaIks sac-i-
nee ny gave Chicago three runs OFF
Bush IN the second inning today. and
Felsch's home run over the Jeff field
fence OF Russell IN ts1e sixth gave the
visitors a 40 victory over Boston.
The hcne team did little with VII
hams until the ninth. when Memo
sky's single. Hendryx's triple and
McIlnis' hit through Weaver vielded
two runs. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
COMING eTHIS

Mar D-D-SAlTatian Army home csrT1cs
May is-Graad Lodge. knights az ~
May V-Maine Retail Dry Goods Asso-
cations annual nesting. Lewiston
May II kennebec County Sund-y
school Associa;.on's annual meeting
Al Baptist church. Clinton
MAJ IT, Bow0oin IaIe--scaoIa8lic
Tournament Brunswick
May %-Ma1ne C0nsistarys 4 degrees.
Portland.
June T-s-Nasne Retail Jewellers. Asso-
cation annual meeting AZ Portland
June I-CenTsna-y Of lie Episcopal
church. Gardiner.
June 1t. :. district court opens II
Bangor
June I-State convention OF Knights Of
Columbus AT Bangor.
June. s-q-N. & Faz-iarcns Militant I
O Q. 2 Fled Day, Long Island. Port
June -Eepublicaa National Convention
a. Chicago.
June s-Ie-state Eucarnpnent Maine
Division. Sons Of Veterans Z Al.
June n-Kora Temple Pilgrimage to
Portland Oregon.
June l-Cony-lza-ainer dual track meet
n Augusta
duty Of Sd Name Infantry az Camp
TeNans
June .-S-Bates enhancement.
June --ET1IATY election
June 8-Firsi annual reunion Of Ialst
Trench Mortar Battery ~ Peaks
Island.
June 3s-se-CoItv Centennial
tune S-July MAINE Centennial Celo-
GRAFTON Portland
June 2s-New England Commercial TX
ecut1ves Al Portland
July New England Fl-enen' Muster.
Portland.
Aug. --zS-Surnme- school of citizen
ship for women. a; Bates College
Aug. 3b-SepL 3 Central Maine fair
Wa1erv1lie,
Sept 1-S-Maine Druggists Association.
Far--aad.
sept 3-@---onve1J5on Of the Y NJ Il A
ana 7 u. Il 4. Portland
Sept. -s-cta;e election.
SepL. -4-l4-Aa.ne 1la.e ta1r ~ Lew,s-
ton
Sept ga-oct. I-2-Muslc Festival a. Ban
Eur
Get = and S-Music Festival AT Port
8 land
{ Oct Maine Teachers Association >
aanQa! meeting, Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

When a stranger slapped Edga- 2
Meter of Lakewood. o. On the hatk
and handed him his roll Of so which
ne mad dropped On leaving a down
town billiard r,arlor- SAYING Here :
some money tha1 you dropped" ard
then turning away without waiting
for thanks. Meter had 4 feeling Of
gratitude toward the stranger that
was Iessened 4 Little TWO minutes
afterva7d when be found thar The
man had peeled So from The rel. thus
making sura Of his reward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Cards Lose Close
One to Phils, 10

ST. Louis. May 1s-St. Louis held
Philadelphia TO TWO hits. but lost
the opening game Of the series To-
DAY, : 70 o. A triple by Stengel IN
the fifth followed by d Wild throw
by Dilhoefer. allowed The run St
Louis only got one mar past second
IN Schultz's single. Score:
St Louis ..-..-0 . Q 0 @ . 0--9-s-I
Phlla ...-..-...0 O a91a9 0 0-i-e-1
Smith and Nltheron; 7a-nes. Du-
hoefer and Clemens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
MADISON
Adeihert Brown

Adeibert Brown. vino has been crit
ically ii with double pneumonia for
The past week died al his home on
Roweu street Sunday Mr.. Brown
was a native of Ca-ratunk. Besides
a widow he Is survived by two sons.
Olier Brown of Dexter and Kenneth
Brown of Madison. and a daughter,
Mrs. J. Mcfarland of Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs Eng1eton Schenck.
J-. VINO have been the guests Of rela-
tives N Madison for the past week.
returned 10 Boston Monday.
Preparations are being made by
the Woman's Association of the Con-
gregational church for i supper and
missionary pageant 10 be held al the
church Thursday evening.
M. ana Mrs Forrest Ward and
granddaughter, Esther Savage. who
have been passing a few days az their
cottage At Lake Moxie, returned
home Monday afternoon.
Rev. William Clements Of Provi
dence. z. L. arrived in Madison Tues
day. being called here 10 attend the
funeral Of Adeibert Brown M-.
Clements vas formerly pastor Of the
Madison Free Baptist church FOR
several Years and left here last De-
cenber for Providence.
The theme FOR the sermon ar the
Methodist Episcopal church mex:
Sunday morning VIII be The First
Pentecos-'
A special car Is to be I'm from
Madison Friday night over the line
of the Somerset Traction Co. 10 az
ror1odata those vino wish TO attend
the speaking contest al Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
PIRATES BUNCH.
EN- FOR To WIN
OVER BOSTON BRAVES

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 1S--The
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Boston
today, 10 = by punching hits with
base on balls n the first fifth anu
sixth innings Scott relieved Oesch-
ger in the seventh inning arlf stopped
further scoring. Hamilton vas steady
and never in danger after MS team
had taken the lead Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Bar-ad for Powell in ninth
SIS Eat1ed for 0eschger In tn
ass Bat-ed fer Scott IN ninth.
Boston 10000 - =
Pitts. go. 0 0 0 > 3 Q x-1-l0-1
Two base hits-Gowdy- Three
base hirs-Bigbee. Stolen bases
Boeckel. Schmidt Sacrlficas-Fick.
Carey. Whit-ed. Cutsiaw- Hamilton.
Rawlings. Left on bases-Boston 8,
Pittsburgh s. Base Oh ba-ls-of
Oech-er 5: off Hamilton .. Hits OF
Oescheger 2 n SIX innings: OF Scott
N > innings: Hamilton IN inn
ings. struck OUT by Oeschger !.
Scott =: Hamilton 3. Winning pitcher
Oeschger improvisation and Ems
re. Time : I'm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Mrs Harold M. Ware, a graduate
Of Bryn Mawr, has made an odd gift
to the College Endowment Fund. II
came tickefed as follows: '-One pig.
four months old, To be raised. fat
tened and marketed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

An Iowa farmer got tired Of driv-
ing by an old gunnT sack he saw by
the roadside every time ne drove 70
town. He got out to remove Il II
contained Liberty bonds. hank stock
and promissurv notes totaIing 500,
900 lost by bandits after they had
looted an Iowa bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

A mortgage filed with the Eeg: ster
az Deeds 1t Stockton. Mo. 10 secure 1
debt Of SO. includes as security one
black roncat with white feet. named
Tom. The only article described
among those pledged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Norman Blay. the 5-year-old son
Of M. and Mrs. Fred Blay Of St
Johnsbury. fell of a bridge into the
Passumpsic river. but instinctively
began 70 swim. and was SC success
FIJI without any previous training
that he got ashore after being car
RED down the stream about 100 feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

The city garbage collector AZ
Sharon. Penn. who was authorized
TO collect 90 cents a barrel for bottles
and TN cans removed by him. com
plains that boys between 9. and L.
years old, who are using small ex-
press wagons and hauling away
cans. bottles and rubbish for -
cents a barrel. have taken away his
customers so that he now has but $50
patrons out Of possible 5000. while
the boys are making 50 or SIS a day
on Saturdays and other days when
school Is not in session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

When the sOth birthday annirer-
ary Of John Frank. Civil War vefer-
an was ceiebrafed At III. Carmel
Penn. mis- wife served peaches at
supper which were canned by her 50
rWks ago-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Joseph Lewis Of Webb City, No,
singing shaft so feet deep in his
backyard. has uncovered both lead
and zinc deposits. The lead alone
pays expenses. In one Week he
shipped carload Of ENC ore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Chicago University Nine
Wins From Toxic Japs

Toxic. Nay 1.-THE baseball team Of
Chicago University today defeated the
keiorn University nine by score OF :
70 o. The game went 70 innings More
thaa IAaas spectators were present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Fifty ya1rs ago when the Eaunda-
tons we're being -ald for The Wash
lag-on staIuta IN front Of hide
pendence Hall in Philadelphia. John
Nash. then I policeman. threw a
tT-o-ceut piece INTO The hCle being
dug for The foundations Recently
when some changes were being made.
II the sIaIuEe Nasn recalled The IN
cIdent and stirred Gp the dirt and
uncovered the coin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

The government is selling in Phil
adeiphla a complete outfit Of outer
clothes for women for s39. including:
One pair Of brown leather shoes.
$3.50: one woni suit (skirt and coat,
$50: one long wool coat. s-5: one har.
80 cents Everything is khaki col
ored- The articles were made espec-
tally for the various nunition work
ers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

James Il. and William P. EaIlet
brothers. N San Francisco. each
claimed a s. gold ring which belonged
TO their dead father and which they
valued for sentimental reasons Su-
perior Court Judge Graham settled
the dispute by ordering the ring cut
IN two and half of It given 70 each
son
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Car--e - sheep Il. 1a.ves Ss1- hogs III
TONE OF THE MARKET

Receipts Of stock were Light. both
a ne Yard aid The slaughter houses,
ana there WIS no change n prices
n any line Of stock Early il the
"a ythe offerings of beef cattle were
Ign; and we're we'll taken a. me pre-
vious prices. The demand. however,
vas net active and while i su1HCed
FIR me amount offered i wor.l not
have covered any large offerings.
For uhnlce heavy steers 1nd oxen the
market -21-ad from Il 1-2a1Sc, Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

VS.. HaIosseI At
va tennis: sc~do,n Interschoiasfsc 6runswek
sT r-szsepai: cony Wstervdie At Augusta
VIZ L. OF NJ invitation Prep Meet.
wy n-coiby Maine or,no
va 7---erns Maine intercollegiate Al
w intesch elastic
a. Bates Colby Lewiston. Maine-ee~don.
W. 3a-szseha: ccny Brunswick High at Brunssaes
VS.. Gardner at
va VS.. Eos~ocin at
WAY .saseraiI: Ecssdoin at Brunswick
.aH cony Gardiner Gardner.
suns7
'IN nterschclastc Track Meesat
ar > - c-,S,.- n 81 ~. :. b
-. o.r-,.s,, ch.-,.--L--
-, ...-.- = 'Ns1'-~-
- 1870 ~-- ~-"sS' ~"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
EASTERN LEAGUE

Waterbury :. Albany o
Springfield ); Piusfieid l.
Bridgeport 5. New Haven L
Worcester :: Hartford Q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Tigers Romp to
80 Win Over Macks

Philadelphia, May IS = Detroit 8
hsavv hitting continued today with
an TO victory over Philedalphla-
Ehneke held the locals safe a. al
times. Home runs by Eiimann and
Dykes made the total seven for two
consecutive games here. Cobb stole
home after TRIPPING 10 right. Scure-
Detroit ..-....a . 0 90 : o . G-9-11-I
Phila .-.....--Ie o0oe1o O. S.
Ehneke and Sta2age; Rammelle,
Perry, Mvat- and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Two base hlrs-E. Collins. Jackson.
Three base hitS-EendryE- Home
-un-Felsch. Stolen bases-Felsch.
McNaIly Sac-ices-Schalk- VII
uarns, Foster Double piays-Scot-
TO McNaIly 70 McInuis- Left on
bases--hicago 2; Boston ). Base On
baIls-Or Williams !. off Bush =;
off Russell g. Eats-On Bush. : n
! Is innings; OF Russell. IN : IS
innings Hit by pItcher-By Russell
tFelsch.l Struck out-By Williams l.
by Russell I. Losing pItcher-Busl-
Unpires-NaIlin and Dineen- Time
of game som.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

riet-a Maria. queen Of Charles 7 Of
ENGLAND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Boston Live Stock Market

Especially reported ror the keunebec
Jouraa..l
stock Yards. May Is.
MAINE
AZ Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Tn mnnnsas Of the Lake Cham
plain STEAMERS expact tn ferry sf
Inast 70ee automobiles to and from
tho New York shore this summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

good cattle s I-269 I-ec. The best
COWS and helters sold AT 99111c- good
average cows -19 c. poor 10 ordinary
cows 5I7c, bologaas and Gamers :
q Sc Bulls sold from % &C. with
few extras higher
The market for veal calves was
steady win no change N prices from
4 week ago. Choice heavy veals sold
At 14a1-c. average quality 11G14c-
coarse calves, drinkers and grassers
59Sc
Hogs were n moderate supply al
e 1-2G Is c. live weight ard u 1-2G
Is IL c. dressed weight. Only a few
were Offered at the yards
Very few sheep and lambs were
seen AZ the Yards but there was
somewhat Iargeer supply al the
slaughter house Sheep were nomln-
ally quoted a. sq14c, and lambs Al
I41 1Sc.
Mich COW trade was quiet with no
change IN prices or market condi-
lions There Is a fair demand fer
the best mixers. With poor and CT
binary COWS slow. Choice heayv
mixers sl501 2a5. good average COWS
s119G $50. poor and ordinary COWS
S-5411o. Stock bulls about SIS q ).
The live poultry market was steady
broilers 70@ 75c- fowl 4O@ &c. chick
ems SOC Sec, old ROSTERS SO sc.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Eeef cat-1e-Ot5s H Forbush sold
COW. 500 lbs II lie bull. 1890
lbs at I-4c and s. on. : COW. 100
lbs IL Sc and s. on. : COW. SO lbs
g Sac, bull 80 lbs al lie ana
ST. on. COW ESQ lbs. - I-2c. / COW.
1900 lbs. al 1-2c. : cow, $50 rs. al
&c : COWS. $50 lbs. al ) &c. COW.
2o9 lbs a. sc. : COW $50 lbs -
. &c. 5 COWS, e6o1 lbs 9. 1-2c
Hogs-or-s Il. F0roush said hogs
II l+c.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. May 1S-The movement Of
me market during the past Week was
l-aIher duh Win sales closing a. low
or prices than far many weeks
Horses are coming II from western
points uuch more freely and there
are both freight ana express loads 70
ceIved. Customers have been buy
ing steadily for several weeks ana me
demand is apparently satisfied tDr
he best OF this seasons trading
Prices showed The mos marked de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
BOSTON

x-Ran for McIunis in 9Th.
Xxx Ea-ted for Walters IN 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

81 = o.0 lFalt - -'TFN~4I' VT
Grade 3
-.,l -.-re Vi baseball On tEle
.... --. -~4.saav a. ernoon Smith 5th
-rs. .,e-..-ea --nu3ln stl grade By A
nc - 20. a feature Of the game
-s he -..,a-- Of Morav for Smith.
~.- .,..-s-s = wr,e. EJr Smith, Mnrey
soil. .rcclu. Fisher and Man
80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Tie lEg-eEate Of livestock al Br7Ch-
tan. Na.ert0wn ana the slaughter
houses
This weeE. Cattle -476. sheep 81
caves ~. hogs = 50
LAST week Cat-1e Lggz sheep 1ls
calves 521g hogs -5.S1G
one Taz- ago, Cartle $50. sheep 80
.a!vEs -Ig1 hoss - az
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
ALL IRISH RAILWAYS
 NAY STOP OPERAT| ING

DUBLIN, July 31.--If Premier Lloyd Georges threat to dismiss every man on the Irish railways unless they car ry arms. ammunition, soldiers, police, or anything that the government asks them to carry. is enforced. there will be no railway operating in Ireland next week, according to predictions here-
 A still worse calamity, from the Irish point of view, is that the Dublin horse show, an annual event in which every Irishman is deeply interested, will either have to be cancelled or become mere parody of the usual exhibition It has been learned that Viscount French, lord lieutenant of Ireland, will not attend.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
ABOUT THE STATE

| staple as well as the short staple. All of which means that when the present cotton crop is harvested Yuma county will be the most prosperous commun- ity in the United States.-Morning Star.
 Has Weird Story
 TUCSON-'John D. Rockefeller. son of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy" was arrested by the police Thursday night on vagrancy charges. He was turned over to the Pima county auth critics yesterday for investigation of his sanity "Rockefeller' informed the police he was the owner of the Stand ard oil company and every railroad in the United States and said he arrived in Tucson last night on his private flat car.
 He requested the police to book him under the name of Edward Roble, de- claring that he had several other names and if the police were not satisfied with RobIe they could use any other.