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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

Cises Ell Oakland Park. ruusczy. An
EzIsf I8th
Mrs Arthur Carroll n Augusta -
risi-,nE a. he nome n Charles Is.
5avagE
Mr.. and Mrs. = ? Jones pa2ee
SUNDAY a Washington as tns guesrs
Of NJ and Mrs z r Lincoln
Mrs EaI1y Carey and rwe CHI
dren of Jamaica Plan. Mass. who
father Charles Z. savaee nave ~
EE-ned home
One Of me sRddeE accidenls thar
mas happened mere -or many years
WIS ne drowning n Arthur Mac
Donald. eidesr son ~ M and Mra.
angus Z Macdonald SUNDAY arner-
noon, II The mud pond $50 cAllsi0
JUST below SOCkney's Corner. AMI
west If Edward \. 8sdeIinger's nonA
Il Is hare 20 determine the pz-ricu-
!AI's The Young mar and his chuM,
Norman Miller, were n nRI nlze. an6
Norman swan acrnsK AEAur ir
seems. cuuio nor swim and muR
pond Is very small and Ncrmzr
iuokan back and saw nothing ar Ar
thur only some aubh-a lie quickly
gave The alarm and everybody 1nnr
heard Z hasrensd 10 the srene 90 the
acc1dHr-- among -aoEe yrenGrt
were some Of the BOYS c-un Maac-
max CAmp. wno a. un~ began rne
search, rwo IF Inern diving 70 I'm
ouTrOr- The seconc time ebay
1roUCh- he 5uCw W Arthur WEE q
promising Young man some - v=ar1
If AEz Hs was very popular ard his
grief Stricken parents and nrurAer
and sisters have the sympathy q q
larrs circle n trends Y rneir xrsue
sorrow
NOS-E-Mr and Ms M ". Lem
1est want 70 Augusta Thursday, fm
their sci Egv VINO had BEEN n rhe
nuspIral for q few dAvs. -sceawsng
treatment for eve trouble
Mrs. Frsduna Cooper n vrak
maven. VINO mas been boarding fnr Q
Few WEEKS WIN Ms Carrie LeursU.
went u Belfast 5Agu-dzy, vne-e sisa
VII pass a few dHyE. hen rezra
nome.
? " CUNNINGHAM went % wa.rr.
VILE FRIDAY N business.
M anc Mrs. Be--am LerSeE Of
BruDk1vr- y. Y, are visiting shHir
COUSINS. M and Mrs. NJ ". -an-
FEST
Minut -er1aEr was n BeIcast on
business. SR1u-cav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

Washington A1E. AI-5t -DO4s anc
Washington split even n q double
header roCay, The visitors -aKinE the
frs- game x ann me locals WIZ
nInE nut 10 II n the second. tra.--
hiring Contest. winch went = II
n.ugs The winning run Was the re-
suit If MI ann srHaI II second base
BY Shanks and a single ny Char
TRY
IN the opening game a1ter being
scsree en in the first inning, CeUr--
nrv MANNED The Browns un1G the
nzrrh inning when ne WIS hammered
1ur SIX runs Score
First game
St Lleuis - 100 O 0 Q @ 0 s-T-1f-1
Washington 90 15Ia q Q 0 e-2-s-2
Scrnorun. BurveII Shncksr and
Eil.ingx: Cuurrney and Charity.
SAcdnd game
St LOUIS 49, 00seo1e 1oez-
s0eI2 10eee s-s-1s-s
Washington
g005eS o 1-ID-I5-s
LYNCH, RurweI Wsilman. Van
silaer ana Severaid, 5chacht- Ases-
q. xsetary and Pic;naca- Charity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
AUGUSTA MEETS Milne
HTnAS or HaTEffaLE
TONIGHT 1T ) O'CLOCK

= YOU wa-t g are 'ErltK" Rnaa arr
suck Gnadrr.s 1Ea: II our = n,
DoE. ca-1u cT~ar % Fcunl wfi!nrE
htAic -h-s a-laTaoor =. anr M
The AuFt.s.a E3usrha.. chm arr.
clHirn r. have a -lnas A r1uaef l,t!, t1,r,,
ito TA4nk rhns 'tt9urk.' --au1s,-z e
aoout an rice 4 ,1ssle pi.earY .E .hr---
If around -hcss pE-es, ana = ne inrr
orvs or me team will AMY oiar. ,st.
behind Eirr, i viii make -n,sr a-v
rsnrr r this 1erg ar 1hr wouar e.
SOME, = asn1 lhar-. -hs MIME -s--
r-Hls 1aT-r 4 Glenn buacn AZ hrp. w,,r
are plErt-g DEL e~-n-r rr!ril-1 n1c
nEve nsa.ar ne AuEuRta .a1F --yfr.
Dur ne incI, brvu a-e 1ut &-~ nIoos
II This rE--e. unc nave mate II heir
minds y VIII
The personnel Of the Augusta -aH-
q BIZ follows.
Aooor- 2, rzauds11s. :. Oa-ig. 81
McDonuuEt. Enc. La.ioe--H SIS Germ
I'd. Wa~dwen, McGould-lck Masr,a
CT and Drawn n The uu-Tele
Coach" Thompson VII 1l-u-l-s s,d
Z The c-owc VIII 81 nm alone We
cRn assure -1u thai he rsn Sa-7s47.
me players ct both teams We l,z-a
got u nave ne C-7wd y YOU war =,
keep rms nasenan GONG. 80 sIrni+v
vuur wishes and va VII DO -.ha A.r-
possible. ReueI Y iIlia-as 6el6 r.
daT a. 500 z NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
WASHINGTON

Nj and Mrs. Arthur Elhpe~I and
children q MeRddaiG. Mass. a-a
passing Their vacation VIII ms
mother, Mrs.. Cara Hibpe---
NJ anc Ms Y L Overlook were
II Palermo Center and Week Mills.
Sunday.
Jimmy Young Is &: Mrs. Harriet
Toward 4nr al indefinite lime
Miss Leils Toward Is sick.
NJ ana Ms Niles -llddeu and
Nj AND Ms. Wells Hannah IF
Providence. z l. are passing their
varanlon WIN M and Mrs. john :
ElIdden
Sanford Jones VINO mas been on q
u s.s.k vacation. returned meme sun
day night
The Adventist Camp Meeting a.
Their grove = the eas1arn par IF the
-nwn. VIII begin mex Saturday evan
ing. AuEuEr list anc hold over the
cwu toIlcw-uE SuncRvs
Seven t-un Fund-6u-Lac Chapter
order IF -ns Eastern Star II the
place.. ar-sndeG the Field Day ezs--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
SKOWHECAN NEWS
SOMERSET COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
TELEP-cNE-aE@ ENGLAND as FARMERS s---
SOMERSET COUNTY q
-LEP-oaE-aE,~ ENGLAND as

1aEgn-s- TaeluR- lel Tuesday
morning tr Portsmouth. N E.
where she Is q risir VILE -ren0n
Mrs Ernest WenEter, vne mas neen
me guest Of he- SISTER. Mrs Sherman
< Gresnleze- returned = Chesrer-
vIIle MCndny where she is rne Euesr
fur q few weeks Of her parents M
anc Ms J c. Stevens
Mr.. and Ms :. L Aupiepr en-
1el-ra-1ea Sunuar Il their nuyne on
Jew-r- street the following guests
Nj an6 Ms F-auk Stone Of Port
land Mrs Mary AppieDv, Ear Over
and Mrs Ea--oid McEeckr,e and
da.ughLer. Barbara and e-ienc af Dex-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner
Hnc sons. Norman ann Ea-oic of
Isie-an- Eau1e and Ms Turners
brother. Forest FoIsun IF Dexaer.
Miss Florence wf-nea returned
Saturday H-on sa- Ea-hur. where
she was the guest Of Mrs James
G1dIia1 tnr & week During Miss
Witness absence her mother vlsIrec
relatives Il NGr-lGEewocK THIS
week they viii oe guests Of relatives
= Madison MISE WILnee VIII re
sumo ner eE-les as grsnnC-a2her n
the law Office u Merrill L. Me--iL On
Monday
George Savage. VINO mas beer II
r0Un becalE Of me Linens IF MS
Young sol. George. II returned 70
5nEtor Monday N the early r-azn
NJ anc Mrs. Charles Craarpr uf
Providence. Z I. vhn nave oeen
VISITING ~eial-ves II Maine e1- several
weeks, returned Tuesday Er-or- Farm
-ag-nn anu PASSED the 1iEnr WIN M
CzreALnn's brother Wilbur Creation
and FANNY On Madison avenue To-
GAY EneE VII ieaUe ~ aurp Or their
return n Providence
On Sunday NJ and Mrs Wilbur
" G-earon anc NJ E-ea-ou aGrL
A-s. Lzlua Smith amended family
priv a. Lne hume IF Nj zreH7ou 8
BROTHER. q Z E-ea1on Il FARMING
ION.
Crushing n Madison avenue rs closed
n traffic. on the east slae ne
crushed rock x being lald and On
ina other side Cne spiked ruler Is
being used
Mrs Maniev Wing Of Seattle.
u ASH Is 7 C0wn- the guest Of ner
sister -1n-Iaw Mrs Lillian Perkins.
g. ner nome N JeweCI sI-ae-. Mrs.
Wing ana ner sister. Mrs Ethel
DAVIS q -ros A1reies Ca came
Easr 70 r1s1- their father Isaiah
K-huenouse ~ -neir old home II
W4i1-aE-Dn
NJ !as Esther F'-nnC r. entertaining
Miss L-ene Dietrich Of Brldrear-
Mrs. Amanda W-ILha-a while cal
LnE OF A~s. 5-.1an ar Madison ave
nle, 1eE 1Cwn STARS anG hG-t ner-
SCI varv BABY although M bones
were broken Ms Mary Frlend Is
caring for Mrs.. v.-har
Mrs. DeIIber- c Dorothy ne- Belle
Estes, u Mount Tar \. J Is n
rCwc the guest af her brother
Charles Estes. and Ms. Eva EaAer
A4-ar d UAek pasEec here. Mrs Doro-
IN VII 81 70 Owls lead, where
she vii ~ The guesr n Captain and
Ms Q. a ENbe-- Of Boston VINO are
a. their summer aur1e Mrs CTllbe,--
VII oe -ene-n oe-ad as Lizzie Gil
cr-lEt VINO made ner nome. when "A
E--L. VIII ner uncle Anc aU1-- NJ
and Ms. Ed lead Mrs Gilbert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
PALWYRA

Albion Neai haE Purchased Z farm
q 7. :. Emerson 4 Soutn 81. a.
nanE
Frank Miller Vim has ernpipr-uer-
IN auburn Is al home far 4 vislr.
/ y reported rnat Mrs. ANNE Mar
chanr IF rncuverlng rum an opsraza7n
AZ me Cer11-nl Maine hosp1ra. In
Lewiston
AisE MYRTLE AcCabe VIM has
been locareu -Dr some tine IL Lew
istun rs a home for VACATION.
schools n -rDwr began Aug. Ia
c Z Gordon Gf Bath wRs q caYlar
Sunday al a = BlaisaeTs
Ruth MilrUr and Kathleen Miltan
were guests tns lRs- NJ the wa4,x ~
Edith Emerson
Alexander F'nsrer mas haughr q
nome Of Mrs. Jennie Homestead IL
the village
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

Philadelphia aug 1--PhzIadel-
pf11a u-nLn inning rallies fearUred
both games IF IndRr'g dounie-hsader
ne lnca4s winning -ne sarund . n :
after New YORK. mac capru~ac ne FIRST
game IN 20 innings 2 n : younEts
d9unle F'-lscn's single and KeLly's
sacrifice IF scored The winning run n
me first game Manager --ara1h
sra-cad lis laAn Victorious drive n
the second eurLasr With rwn-nRgEer
Singles sv Meuse-. :. Miller and =
Miller -nen won lhe game The scores
F7i~g- game
NHw York -000o-0 o I-E--2-4
Philadelphia 0-301G- h----4---
Tone. Douglas Barnes and Srvdsr-
R1xer Meadows. BertE, Z. Sn-h ana
When
-erund game
New To-k q @ q @ : O e. g.
F'tl1ladelptla . q d o 2-8-lG g.
Nehf ana SNYDER EuDpel ana TIA
gasser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

and Ms Dorothy werE very tnr1na-s
friends CURING their E--lhoo6-
MISS Cur-1ie SsIlev returned Mon
Gay night from q camping Trip down
u Gardiner M1ss SaIiey was accom-
panied home sT Miss Frances Whit
maj. wnn was one Of the campers.
Miss Whitman wenI 70 N1r-idge-
wock Tuesday morning ano from
there vii &C ID ner home n New
Hampshire
Mrs. JewerT Savage and dEuEnIar
Mias Augusta. G-t u Portland, me
GUESTS If Ms. SavAgss SOL, ClAlr
After a VISIT there Miss Savage. VINO
mas 5eer The guest " he- parents
Nj and Mrs. Jewer- Savage n
plsasan1 street for a few weeks. WI
return u Bus-Dn, where she If NIL
liner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
RED SOX AND
TIGERS SHARE IN
DOUBLE HEADER

BssrnL. Aag. 17.-5aEron anG De-
E-uIt split a double nsaner tauRy- 5ns-
mn taxing the first game 20 5 and
Der-sII the second II I The first
game was decided Il the opening n
mig wnsn q triple. double and three
singles scored fur runs During the
remainder 81 rne game Oldham pI1CneG
vel EhmAe nae me psr1sr n AEr
E,er II the second game. The F'enway
PARK flag hung a. halemRs1 = memoir
Of Fay Chapman. The Basrun 5pyR4
Eso1ers JodaF serI 6 neasase Of sym
pH-.y IL Manager Speaker OF the
cleveland rsEr ano urdereo flowers
sen1 70 Chapman nome. The scores
FRS. game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
Pirates 10. Cards :

= Luis AuG Up --spl1-r d.
esated =. -ou.s 10 % s -aday h.---ar
schupp nR-o and p5L.ng u Z lead wt1l,:..
ne meas were unable - overcome
despite q -ed -a-l-. The DARK flag
WIS fuwn a nal@1rlast II memoir OF
EaT -hapmar Lncf- off4a-s an
nouncaa postponed game WIZ Sos
mn W ne plavAc mere --ursdRv
wnlcn .s al apen da1- n me scnauuIe
The scurH
Pt--snurg H-o5G- n--a-1s-a
- -oula o q o 2 % e. g. -
Cope Carlson zuc Eae4--.--.
Schuuu Goodwin. 7cur-. ~err ana
DiIhoezsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

-elcRrn AuE -z ,-- game
-3ncIrnar. a.sfe.a-4., --s-.cRr~ = re +
IA. "nn-as, .st rae =a-las -ota~ n >
Qouules b~ ck.n- and Ara- a4--~
-wo we-e ou- y ne r1--- r7r1--srg rr-rar
che winning ~un. Fsoper-son s home
~u1 w~-h one on aase r ne esgntn per
n..-7ad ThlcAr0 ~ -le the "oun- IL =
struck 1U- me r1ar Vaughn reid
ne CHAMPIONS r a.a-er E5tz. by @nu~
were douh az. -he sca-p
r'.nc.uzla1- D mott 10 1910
-ricagu q q n = G-r-s--
El4e- snd alien Tgug-r and 0c.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
EASTERN LEAGT

EE--zora D -prl-.resiG G 5-s.
game El1c.1rd -p~.nv-le.c /. rend
-" oI'r-E-e- \. 7lr+sreid G.
A-na-T 9:8e--pnr- r-Ht
Ea-r5. A-hn-y = Eriarrp1-- : rara
game
View Eav=- und -n.c-,,ur-v +s.,sf
grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
Noan " Saor-,c-

Moan W |ooC-Ich died Monday
nlgtr n the nome u ms sul-IC-iav,
Lee Smith. n Curuvi-Ie NJ" Good
-,ch wnuIo nave been eighty vsa-s OLD
-n0ay nad ne lived. Ee IS survived by
n1s widow and rwo sonss Els dAREh-
ter M-s- Smith, chez a few months
a.-c. M Gnpc-1cr WIS the sur u
Jeremiah aad Ma Salisbury Good
-lch. re was horn n Canaan The
4uneral a--alEemHnIs vii not De
MADE Until -ne ava u lis sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

-nr0--c. A-r The Ens1aa
s'-aT-Hs coaHr de2nnceL -hs -u-a-ca
I-1-s--1a-ionT-- -czEun clun. = a -sr
ming Ez-e t~ sr--t ~ ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
S0E-rN

Cwo-hase Elrs-veaca Eeilrnuun. N
Young, Esndry<. Viz -h-ee-hase ssrE
-Susr. VIZ sroIen Base-ai41osgv
Sacrifices. jones. Dnunle plav--p,n
ano BUSH LET IN hgses-0er~oi-
SoErnn ). Ease IN naIls-t1r : Towns
= npl-es Dinsen and Evans Tine
-52.
Second Game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
boston

z-aar1eo tnr Bra6v n seventh
zz-Baz1sd for Harper = ninth
ZZZRan for y alters n ni-rt
DeI-uI- -.....-.......- r m o q -
S1sron .-.-...-.-....... o q o 0 % a.
Two base hIrE-Teacn Ennkn.
BUST. TiTt- Trn-ee Ease rf-s-v eacn
Stolen bases-Eooper. Eancrvz- sac-
-rfic-v ourg, McIrris Doupie ulHvs
--MEInnls. unassisrec Sort n vi--.
Ptneil 70 Young 70 Esilmann. -ef-
IN cases-Dsr-uir. 9. Boston. =
Sase IN sa.lE-sc EhEke; on Ear-
per :. Fit br pircher-bv EnrrHs
CEennr-1 Scor-J Struck ouf-5y
EhMKe b: BY Harper. = -1d
pirch-EG-per Passed oaIi-srsnR.r
Umpires-Erans and CineAn Time
IT game-2gh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
SWEET

Caporls are made from Golden Virginia
tobacco blended with just dash Of Turkish;
not -e-eIv ~curec" but cured k-nncv's good
clo-fas1loned way. Have that II mind when
v-u ~ Sweet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
DETROIT

Ear far HsilFnRrn Y ST.
SEATED %5r sranage II on.
*BE1rs1 1ar Oldham N ern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
rAPQRAL

Cigarettes the first time, and after that you
u ask to- Swcer Caps" every time Those
~ words are evidence 70 everybody every
N1e-e that you KNOW something about good
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08

After meeting defeat Sunday
at the hands of the much improv-
ed Winchester aggregation, our
ball team took on a new supply
of pep and won all honors at the
Grangeville tournament.
Sundays game was lost be-
cause Winchester hit Hollen hard
while our boys did not get to Tif-
fanny until the seventh inning.
Then they made a valiant fight.
Almost every man on the team hit
Tiffany hard in the last three in
nings, tying up the score in the
first half of the ninth. In the
last half of that inning with two
men down and runners on Sec
ond and third Rouse walloped
one of Hollen's choicest offerings
over Martins head and the game
was over.
Last Sundays box score:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08
Cottonwood Bank Change.

George M. Robertson, cashier
Of the First National bank since
it's organization in 1907, resigned
his position yesterday and sever
ed his connection withIthat insti-
tuition after having seen it grow
from small bank to one of the
strongest in the county. The
board of directors Of the bank
named w. w. Flint, a former
employe. to fill the position made
vacant by the resignation. Mr..
Robertson, the retiring cashier,
has no definite plans for the fu-
ture and expects to take much
needed rest, after which he will
look around for a new location.
Chronicle.
The retiring banker is the faith
er Of Leo Robertson, proprietor
of Leo's Pharmacy in this city,
and is well and favorably known
here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08
Franklin D. Roosevelt for Vice
President.

San Francisco, July 6.-Frank-
lin d. Roosevelt Of New York. as.
sistant secretary Of the navy, was
nominated for vice president to-
day by the democratic national
convention and became the run
ming mate of Governor James M.
Cox, of Ohio. the democracy IS
choice for the presidential nom-
ination.
The first cries Of "Cox and
Roosevelt" rang through the con-
vention hall and were mixed with
the shouts Of the vote Of acclama-
tion by which Roosevelt was NOM
mated without ballot.
Mr.. Roosevelt was born In
Hyde Park, January 80, 1882, the
son Of James and Sara Delano
Roosevelt. He is a distant rela-
tive Of Col. Theodore Roosevelt
on his fathers side, and Of the
Astor family through his mother.
Since Mr.. Roosevelt's appoint
ment to the navy department, he
has spent most Of his time in
Washington, returning during
the summer months and on holi-
day trips to visit his mother. He
has never relinquished his deep
interest in Hyde Park, however,
and is still one Of its foremost
citizens and one of the leading
parishioners Of st. James Episco-
pal church, which the Roosevelt
family has attended for years. He
lis a frequent visitor in Pough-
keepsie and active in county DEM
ocratic councils.
He was graduated from Har-
ward in 1904 and the Columbia
Law school in 1907, being admit
ted to the New York bar in the
same year.
Mr.. Roosevelt married Anna
Eleanor Roosevelt, niece OF the
late Col. Theodore Roosevelt, and
daughter of Eliot Roosevelt, Mar.
II, 1905. They have five chill
dren. ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08

governor a huge bunch of flow
ers. Moving pictures were mad.
OF Governor Cox late in the daS
Wnen ne climbed the steps to the
composing room Of his newspane,
:. 20 receive the congratulations
from his printers and resolution
OF support from the typoeranhi.
cal union chapel Of his paper.
IN his talk to his newspaper en-
ployes, Governor Cox said
The greatest gift that the AL
mighty God can give to any man
IN public life is to permit him
TO come into the world under cir
cumstances which enable him to
Know the life status of the man
VINO works. Providence was
good to met was my high pri-
vllege to come through the ranks.
l know the torment Of the bov
VINO is without funds, and | know
MS anxiety as to how he will oct
an education that will help him
achieve his ambitions. If nomin-
atlon means election. I will take
TO the White House this best
equipment for a man in public
in the ranks
with those who toll"
The democratic nominee began
lis newspaper career in Middle
own as 2 newsboy, later working
IS printers devil and teaching
hight school. It was there that
le met Congressman Paul Sorg,
he tobacco king, who, at the
lme. was a member of the Mid
lletown board of education.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08
Pearl Sullivan Hurt at Ball Game

Miss Pearl Sullivan, daughter
of VIM. Sullivan of this city, was
seriously hurt Monday during the
Grangeville-Kooskia ball game
when she received the full force
of an overthrown ball from third
to first base on the bridge Of her
nose. She. with other Lady
friends, was standing in a group
Of people to the right Of first
base. The third baseman fielded
grounder and in attempting to
cut off the runner at first, threw
high and as the ball flew over the
baseman the men standing be-
tween Miss Sullivan and the base
lodged and she was struck be-
fore she knew the ball was COM
ing toward her. She was taken
from the grounds in an uncon-
scious condition and remained so
for some time. The fracture re-
sulting from the blow caused a
serious hemorrhage and the
young lady's condition seemed
critical. but later she began to
rally and at this time is resting
well and gives promise of CON-
plete recovery, aside from the
disfiguring effect of the blow.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- CENTRAL RIDGE NEWS =
observation-disclosures

Chas. Coon and family, Mrs
James McGee and daughter, Eva
and Mrs. Mary MCGEE and daugh
ter, Evalona. motored to Orofint
Friday, returning Sunday.
Central Ridge was well repre-
Essnted at the Cavendish celebra
tlon Saturday.
Mrs. John Thomas and childrer
have returned from visit with
relatives at kendrick.
Mrs. Lightner daughter, Mrs
Jenkins, who has been visiting
her, went to Orofino Friday.
Frank Senters and family mo.
tored to Orofino the last of the
week.
Mrs. Herbert Coon's sisters,
Mrs. Jorden and Miss Ishell, OF
Lewiston, are here visiting here.
Bruce Senters and family are
spending a few days at Spokane.
Mrs Norton, Of Charleston, is
here visiting her mother. Mrs.
Lightner.
Lura Walker. who is working
for Ned Coin. visited from Fri
day until Sunday with relatives
at Peck.
7. A. Holmes was called to
Lewiston Thursday on account of
the illness of his baby daughter.
Mrs. Mustoe and daughter,
Edith, who have been visiting her
son, Asberry Tyra, started back
to California Sunday.
Mr.. Hamilton and family mo-
tored to Winchester Saturday.
l.. d. Parsons and family went
to Orofino the Last Of the week.
Mrs. Henry Carter, of Kamiah,
is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hardman
and father. A. d. Hunter, were
called to the bedside Of Mr.. Hun
ter's sister at Spokane Friday.
Frank McGee and John Thomas
went to Moscow Monday to at
tend the funeral.
Evert Horn and family and
Ed. Ingram and family started
on "a fishing trip to the Pierce
City country Friday.
H. E. Holmes and family and
V. E. Shoemaker and family
started on a fishing trip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ingram re-
Sunday from week s
and fishing trip.
Howard Thomas and Lewie
Hunter went on, a fishing trip
he last Of the week.
Mrs. Ben Powell returned Fri
lay from Lewiston where she has
,een getting dental work done.
Mrs. T. A. Holmes and baby re-
urned from Lewiston Saturday. |
W. e. Weeks and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Shortledge, |
# Peck, were among the joy
'iders on Central Ridge Sunday. |
Reporter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-07-08
Ketchel Beats Dean.

Stanley Ketchel, the fast-fight-
ing welterweight who has gain
ed fame in this section by win
ming two boxing battles at Nez-
perce in the past few weeks, de-
feated Sewell Dean in a schedul-
ed 10-round bout at Wallace last
Monday afternoon by knocking
the latter out in the eighth round.
Ketchel led and had the best of
the fight from the start, and gave
his opponent such a trouncing in
the third round that the outcome
thereafter depended only on how
long Dean could stand the gaff.
Dean was knocked down and all
but took the count in the seventh.
He certainly sustained his repu-
tation for standing a lot of pun
ishment.
A big crowd Of fight fans saw
the mill and Ketchel s end Of the
purse was one worth while.
1t is understood Ketchel, tho
little the worse for the fight, will
90 to Soap Lake for ten-days'
rest. and letter received here
some days ago indicated that he
would return to Nezperce to ar
range for further action. His
many friends here were glad to
hear of his winning and will be
glad to greet him on his return.