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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
TWO TIED FOR LEAD
AT SARANAC LAKE MEET

Saranic Lake y, Y, Jan a9-Rry
New horton Of Chicago and Everett
MCGOWAN Of st. Paul were tied for
the national Skating title with so
points each when the championship
meet ended here today
Edmund Horton of Saranac Lake
by winning the 440-yard race and go
YARD hurdle TODAY, was next With
present points. Joe Moore Of Lake
Placid and Murphy were tied with 40
points eaca. Moore was disqualified
for fouling in ths three-nsile event.
Won by Mcwhortpn The meet was
The most closely contested in sew
erEl years. The summaries today:
440-yard-Won by Edmund Horton.
Saranar Lake. Everett MCGOWAN, St.
Paul, second; Roy MeWhortor. third.
Time 80 10 seconds
2eb-yar1 hurdies-Wou BY Horton
Lyal Deiama1sr, Saranac Lake. sec
ond; ". Murphy. third. Time, .: sec
ends.
Three-nile won by McWho-tor:
MCGOWAN second; VIM. Steinmure
Chicago, third Time 3 minutes. Ii
seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Charge Fishermen
Seek by Strike
to Corner Market

Boston. Jan. 9.-Asserfi0r thai \ fssn
famine IL imminent Il the proposed
strilze Of fshermn md IN handlers
bacnm0 efecfive, il made IN a bin n
equity lied IN the supreme sou-t today.
The biz. which vak hruugAt by n
Wholesale FISH dea.iera aaks that the
n1heEmens and the fish handaers' uninns
which are involved be rR1insd frum
calling the s-ige. which has bssn set
for next Mordar.
MonopnIstic cnn-rci Of tt nsh indus
Try is sought BY The uninns. according
To the i1aaiers. whose hin al1fR chat ovn-
ers have been ceruDan.A % seil their
vezsels or tfznsSe tAale operations to
foreign countries beomnee OF the union
octtvttias.
The serge which imoende. II IL stated
is IN connection with damanae thar the
fish business be cnndDcrad On CLOSED
shDp'' basis WIN IN eight-hour d&y and
increased vR4B. HAnfMg On the bin
win be held h0e tamoffUW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
TENNIS PLAY
AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Jan 2s-New York
AID Philadelphia each won TWO
matches today IN the first round Of
Ieh national amateur recruits doubles
championship play on the courts Of
the Philadelphia racquet club. The
rwo Chicago pairs entered in the
championship were eliminated, one
by default
j. W Wear and Jay Gould. repre-
senUnS the local club. played bril-
liant racqners and defeated r. A.
Gardner. former national amateur
golf champion and E Fl. Reynolds Of
Chicago. IN straight setE, I5-a. I5-Ia,
1R-10, 1I-s.
Lfns OF the best matches Of the DAY
was That between F'reltnghuysen
and Cutting Of New York and s. w
F1erson and ". J. MacLir1n Of Phil
adelphia. The local pair won the H-s-
TWO sets IN fine style by the scores
OF 15-1 and 15-1S, and then had a re-
versa ct form and lost the next four
sets End the match The scores. were
IN Lib, I5-12, 1911. I5-a, T5-4.
Inc contest between Crarner Rob-
erIs and Charles s. BROMLEY. Phil
deiphla and Cy-aI Hatch and J
" @aferbur. New York, stirred the
spectators by the peppery and close
racqaets they played -he PhiladeI-
paians won the match but they han
10 extend themselves TO do It
L c PeH and Stanley Mortimer Of
New York, Won by default from 2.
Z Gardner and Reward Linn. Chi
caEo.
The semi-Enals viii be played to
norrDw and the final match on Sat
urdav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
TO SEEK NEW OIL
FIELDS IN so. AMERICA

New York, Jan. 2s.-The Standard
Oh Corporation viii send experts 10
south America this year to inves-
rigate possible new fields of produc-
ton IN order TO meet increased de-
mands of industry, Walter TearIe
president Of the Standard Or o..
OF New Jersey, announced tonight.
New fields also are being opened mn
IN LOUISIANA southern Oklahoma anc
Houmania. he declared.
Production Of crude oil nv the
Standard Oil Company and ifs srh-
sidiary corporations in 1918 showaa
an increase OF more than 100 per cert
over that Of 1913. Mr., Teagle cort,n-
ued
IN she petroleum INDUSTRY. s7e.-
"eos00e barrels Of crude petruleurr
were produced in the United srates
and 6o.0oo,o0o barrels were imnortal5
from Mexico, making the tueaJ cor
SUMPTION 49,, DOC 900 barrels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

"oofSos SOH*e1y ny 6OSd5 i8fSm
One of the big events OF the seasor
viii occur next Friday evening, Feb.
g. when the Musical comedy 'fPriscei-
Il r-1ll be presented at Union hall ~
Some Of the best musicnI and dra-
maric talent that the town affords
The plot OF the play 10 the familiar
story Of Miles SrzndIsh falling il
love With the fair Priscilla. but be-
ing man Of wnr and not accuErom-
ed TO love making ne gets John Alden
30 do the love making for him. To
say just what happened would rob
THOSE WIN vii attend Of some Of the
pleasures Of anticipation.
Those who heard Frederick Kinch
sing al the mock court martial will
not miss this opportunity 20 hear him
II several soios and duets as wei as
II snappg diaiog yes
Miss Vera Goodale as Priscilla Is
the prstty Puritan maid who capt.
Yates ths hearts If I'll the young Pil-
groms.
We must not forget Higgins rha
comedian-bUsiness man ever looking
for a sale al the wrong time. John
Little VIII keep you guessing from his
first entrance TO the last curtain
The principals Of the cast are:
Nyies Stanolsh, Frederick Kinch;
John Alden. Norman Haskell. Wa
tervilie; Gov, William Bradford, j.
Wesley Arnes, Hatehad Higgins, John
Little, Resignation. Miss Martha
Royal: Barbara, EAira. Prudence
Misses Ethel Lee, Muriel Mo-ey and
Vera Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

- ~. c e. u. - q - -
e 1E8L Efua AEsaUD yuhxasy "a
Anoa- 4 paaaanzf akAsF1nn wzs
1aana ly m H.1ssuzznsnas we're
aENal
ornanAe IGrzy, VIM il xEtsndt.w
G13SE1J uf Mama, hs arr5xud
hDo - Yna8 ~ weekend v1n M
Dz1m11, 1Gr. md lxx. Chnr9au Lawn.
49, AmsrSc1e FeweIlinE il en-
108d % hef hnms on inver Main
ssssst ~ Mnas9
1H Clyde 6avage, who und~Wt
N aDExtina wednesday n hsr
Anme Gu 1Gaee are.t. il ruurarx n
Fofnr1hiy n en- be expoCtnA-
]. B. West Of Drew was snaag IN
huniAs lisrs IN tD~n yeaanrdny.
M N9s6le Craft aiUtaEa met n
~ halne at Nrx. Edward Innsu -
|SEay sffernDon- a vsry plen0Rt
Fa31nrnson was paMud By m.
". Z. Wood Of RuUtnn w~s q bun-
A1oD A1ler IA town yaUferdxy.
Word haa been rUcetvs1 e eAe
death II Barbara the two---oaa
daughter OF Mr.. and Mn. DW1kAt II.
HarrUws Of New Yck Nm Hnr-
ruws VIII be remHbsr0d n lGnnde
wynn Much sympathy IL sKfenAed
trum her friends.
NORTH-NrE- Ruby ooaawin iE
suffering frum IN GftAck Of nsuri.is.
The Tuesday Club mef with Ms J.
Z. Aoxie and heiA IN an d1y meet
ing the 9TH. A deltctnus dinner WIS
served BY 2Asl. Hcx1e It nnoa.
Mn Fre6 HeAld il quite N II her
home On the, back road.
George u. S9ttns spoke Al the
friends church Sunday.
Carl Goodwin has prrcazased a i've
passenger automobile.
Clifford Skllin is At hin home in
this place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Florida Delegation
to Go Uninstructed

Palatkz. Fla. Jan es.-Cutns1-uct-
ed delegates 10 the Republican na-
rional convention were named here
to-day by the Florida Republican cen
trai committee. The Florida deiega-
tton, six n number, is the first state
delegation 10 be chosen for the Chi
cage convention
The leadership Of Senator Lodge
OF Massachusetts in the treaty ffEnr
was endorsed by the committee and
Judge ]. .. Cheney Of Orlando was
nominated for the Senate seat now
held by Senator D. Z. Fletcher Dem
ecrat, whose TERN expires N March,
1921.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

The recent report issued by the FED
erai Board for Vocational Education
reveals that 2 odd thousand disabled,
soldiers, sailors and marines a-e being
retrainec in q wide variety CT vocatiuual
occupations Restraining which il beins
granted TO the nurses and ether women
who tpok an active part IN the winning
OF che war and ware disabled while par
forming their duties. The report
showed that approximately "a per cen
OF the entire number are enrolled IN
trade, and industrial groups: about Sc
per cent qualified for business and
commercial training; more than Is DER
cent are fitting themselves for aericu,-
tural pursuits. with strong indications
that the percentage of those taking
agriculture viii be more than dounlee
only is per cent were given p-uress,ons,
studies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Allies Owe u. S.
Tidy Sum in
Interest on Loans

Washington. jan. 2S-Accrue6 n
teresIs On loans TO European coun-
tries totals approximately S325. 80c,-
900 according to q table submitted
today To the House ways and means
committee By the treasury depart
ment which plans TO defer coIIec-
ton for yeRr pending reconstruc-
ton
Great Britain owes the most inter
est. the total On looms to that coun-
try being 44,440,g3r. Interest
owed by other countries is: France
s94.0s1.14s. Italy 354.256. 5ss; Russia
sc, 8S2, S62; Belgium 81. 5.2-g:
Czscho Slovakia 81. 667 .DSa; Serbia
ssT1. :2s; Roumania s6os. $50. and Ii
IBERIA $54S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

AAfDe21r, Vt, Jan 3-Former
00vWnsr Horace r. Graham On 4rinl
1R e1buf If state fund.-
W61e azEe ao11Anr, touk the stzud IN
hi sWn heAAK trdxy and aid he
naA - M1nndac 10 remove money
no0 t. ak1te funds and that when
h hi NJ rdRs 60 himself he had
aane - 1R the PURPOSE Of advanc-
Ing - buna8 az the state 70 ths
hsss q hi kn0wiedge. He admit
- enf - had carried accounts IN
n oWn name h several banks and
I'D dsD1sd orders drawn On tina
sc1te n TIN and had drawn checks
ook eAam IN favor Of himself. but
tor the benefit Of The state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Washington, Jan 21.-FnFeign sea
men hereafter may have fhetr liquor
with their meals while their ships
are dockad N American ports. accord
ing 70 announcement tgright by As-
sisrant Secretary Shpuse Of the
treasury. After nrmerpus fnreixn
gnxe-nmer1s hRd protested against
the order sealing stocks CT liquor or
SHIPS IN AmerIca.n ports, the question
was laid before Attorney General
Palmer. He said Il shoulG not be en-
forced except n the case Of Amer
can ships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
$4,000 Fire In
Chemical Plant
at Naugatuck.G CT.

Naugatuck, Conn, Jan sg.-FIre
which followed explosion Of chemi-
cal tanks III the plant Of the Manga
tuck Chemical Company mere tonight
caused Z. loss estimated at 500, 600.
4 one-srory building winch contain
ed tanks and watts Of acid was de-
strDyec but the f-emen prevented the
flames from spreading Id other struc-
lures. Night force WIS II work IN
the main building but as far as could
be learned no enc WEE IN the building
which was burned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
PRETTY ITALIAN
GIRL STOWAWAY
IN OIL TANKER

View York. jan 2s-Seowed away
N the coal nUnkers Of the Standard
or steamship Muskogee EnaEa Gar
tall. q years Old, comedy Italian
GIRL succeeded in reaching America
rocAy. The young woman, who saie
she was coming TO visit her aunt here.
il being held by the immigration au-
rnortrles for extraditior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
|. 5. Army Aviators
re Free to Fly
ack from Mexico

brov-ville, Tex. Jan. 2S-lleuts.
= -tavls and c. E. Crimes, An
gil ANY aviators, who yesfer-
MADE forced landing near
e--'H-o Mexico, are not held pris-
r. r. Msxicans ana probably VIII
aack 70 The Tnited States terri
: -nda~ II was announced at
r Brown shortly before mon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Mrs Rosa Weston Riley, wife of
Edwin Riley Of Liver1nnre Falls died
suddenly Saturday OF heart failure
She was born In Portland, July Il
49,. She married Mr.. Riley AZ years
ago They have lived at Livermore
Falls for e years, Mr. Riley being
the president Of the Live.more Fails
Light 4 Power CO. She was a rnen
Der OF the Universalist church. the
Ladies Aid and Alden Class Of the
church and Of several rraternal or
dsrs and wumen's clubs. The hus-
band three sons. Fred z. and Haruld
G. Riley Of Livermore Fails ane
Ralph j. Riley Of Portland, and two
daughters Mrs. Charles Elv Of
Northampton, Mass, and Mn. Grace
Lfttledel6 Of Boston. survive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Pope Benedict XIV has created
Chairman William J. MuIl;xan Of <.
Of c. knight Commander of the
Order OF st. Gregory the Great. The
honor is bestowed on Mr.. MuIIisan
in recognition Of the part he has
played n the success Of the 4. OF c.
war activities. Mr.. Mulligaz. whose
home is in ThompsonviIle. Conn. has
been chairman Of the Z. c. committee
since the early summer Of 1918. He
LIS the fifth 4. Of c. executive to be
thus honured by the Pope, the others
being Supreme Enigh. james A.
F'laherty Of PhilaGelphia. Supreme
Advoc1ts Joseph c. Pelietier. pistric,
Attorney Of Boston. Director william
p. Larlzin of New York and Overseas
Commissioner Edward Z. Hsarr Of
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Experiments conducted III New
York sfnte with, colonies for the
fseble-mtnded hive proved success
fui buth from the humanitarian and
financial viewpoint, according to Dr.
Charles Bernstein. superintendent Of
the Rune State School, in the Jann-
airy number of Mental Hygiene"
Ten years ago eighty per cent Of the
persons r0cetved at the Rome instirn-
ton WE'RE iznbeciles or low grade
mcruns, while twenty per cen; were
border-Iins cases. Today, these per
csutages are reversed II is the plan
ct the Rnme institution to colpnixe
abandoned farms in future, develop
ing thsm into puying propositions.
and to use the increase in value for
further colonization work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
MURDERER HANDY
DIES IN CHAIR
AT OSSINING. n. Y.

OssiEing. \. T.. Jan. 2s-Gordsr
FawcsEt Handy. murderer, bank rop-
Der and train bandit. whose crime
record reached from coats to coast
and culminatad IL the murder of two
Brooklyn bank employees in December
1913. WIS etectrocuted in Sing Sing
Prison tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

f4are are no National holidays.
! making o. legal holidays is q
r,=r r-nIch rests with the different
LIS there is nothing n tho CON-
,u..0r clearly giving the Federal
re-,.In an power over such matters
po~e,s not delegated 10 the Unit
7tA.es ny the Constitution nor
raiDllac by n 70 the Stztea. IRE re-
rec n ma States respectively. or
TT Deopie- IL is true that July 4
-. = l-e legal holidays in III
S.-caz pu- they were made hol-
r. by separate enactment n anE
s4cn S1a-e. The President OF the
tE4l STATES does proclaim the last
sg-sds~ II NDvem Der 10 he day Of
tzaIsg ,vrng u is not hts procja-
laor however. which MAlssG The
= issz- holiday, but that of the
Ips-nnr It each State. This il but
: q mar Ways in which the pow
9. St2-e Government are ST.
r-cr 70 nose Of the National Gov
men; me powers Of the latter
s--~- limited by the Constifr-
!, m A-c amendment Of which
F'r.-sir -ess-vss al other powers to
! starez
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Suk WORKERS STRIKE
IN SCORE OF MILLS
IN PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS

Allentown, Pa. Jan. A-Loorn fxers
II % silk mills between Mauch Chunk,
Pending and Eas1on involving upwards
of 5M men II what are known as key
POSITIONS Struck today. The loom fxs-s
want s45 a week More than 1eeeo
weave-s and Wrappers are involved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Psrtsbie x-rsy outnf ouss Job

Yankee ingenuity made II possible
for an X-rzy examination Of /.
pGtient some miles frum any power
station Mrs. W. e. Mcbride Of
Lubec fen On the ice ana fracturrd
her sip. which developed truubIe
making Al X-ray examination neces-
3ry
DR.. W. n Miner OF Calais tuok hin
apparatus 10 Lubec Rnd current was
supplied by portable electric plant
built for the occasion by W. A. Har-
rtlnan. q local electrician, vno
mounted a zman gas engine and =
generator and dynamo on 4 horse
sled and carried II tp~the Mcbride
residence. The nakeshift worked
perfectly ans a complete examinnrion
was mafis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Boston, Jan 29-Ed "Strznr,er-
Lewis won his wrestling match wirb
Tom Draak here tonight in rwo
straight falls. The first fan came
in one hour and 10 seconds and ire
second in eight minutes and Is SER
H,as.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

ar'stiaE cau-rnes are being used in
q muse Korean immigrants
ne ''ne~ and" as the pilgrims cau
ascn1r-a -rnu-ding 20 reports lint
- IF. -"acnec Iutsr-churcn foreign
Asa1q la-rars. The churches are
WI -ooG collected q. harvest
TIE 72 7sslaea- CHRISTIANS FOR the bsne-
O M c--rele-s Since must at the
III Z 's'ioI takss Place n cold WaAfhar
y "1'slf ara vaw there weuld 10
'H'-e7in- 4 il were not fpr the
Hosptt4i,ry offered By the
> W. asaims1ea recently
H Japanese consul 1t Muhasn IN.
-oTsanF nag anrerad that assertc4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
X. MuLLKEN WILL
EAk AT CONFERENCE
NATIONAL LAYEN

t.spuryh. Jan. Ex-Governor Carl
of Maine, John D. Rookie
p Jr-, and Frank Morrlsen. SEC
~ of the American Federation
amer, were arnn1uncad to-day at
principal speakers at a National
-ner Inference To assemble
, Saturday, to consider the whole
: 81 He Protestant churches OF
r. America. al home and abroad.
E corference win last three days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

r. 7urseif Clubs are rucuiviug
b.. -'''''onE In Bangor. whers TIN
l. =, lareatening To raise the
-. -''a 'ef from I5 to . and hnir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Nexteo CITY, Ian .3.-Jack Johnson.
former ha1yyWs1Ght puEilistic champion
Of the Warid, pl1ns 70 return tn the
Unifsd States 1t once 70 face charges
pending 2gzinst him IN Chicago. ac-
cia1sd Prvn yesterday by johnson. The
former chnmpfnn is confident he can ar
Anee legal di1ncul-ies II time 70 fight
Jack D9mpoey bafure the Latter meets
Georges carpaiE4r IT France, and as
ssrf1 Dsmey must meet him before
he cHn claim the worlds championship.
The letter shown by thezorner cham
pion was Wrfxtn by him to Charles F.
Cyue. Cnt1ad Stx:ESs district attorney
u Chia8p. II Rid johnson world go
10 New York by the way OF Havana
arranging through the American en-
haEy hurU fur federal agents from Mr..
Cyne'D olAee to meet him il New York.
This shsp was for the purpose OF avoid
mG complications. johnson requested
NJ clyne to give him j hours Of lee
Wv nfsr - arrived IN Chicago 80 thai
he nrig4zt sseure bOnd1men and make
other la1aj pf1paf1tious-
John0un aaBurtad ye1rerdzy that he
WeigAod n wounds. but would 60 into
trimming iznMaaiAteiy after renching the
rtn:nsA senans and would be able to east
II make - old lighting weight. Dur
ins TN eigasf years thai johnson has
ibeen out Of the United States he has
vistrsd virtually every country Il the
Cd World and South America
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

- LIZ to r census Of 1919. the
~ -'.- ''''' q A,asSa was e4,351. q
80 huT1s- ss5.:"37 wpre Indians.
I'll population far 1915 Wxa
=. '''' ~ - no an increase ~
me Indian pupuh-
nec~easins. except pos
49,. ~ -sLa-r AiAsiSa.. where the
A'i0 saaita-r conditions II the
'F'T 3-r ,e.-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

/, - p '-'ation Of employment re-
.,-. ne eastern rorfheastarn
80 9' The knights OF Comm
g" ma for every twenty
- curing the first month uf
49, veteraus were placed In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Jack Juhnapn W1s tried n Chicago
early Ia 1slc On charges CT having vio-
iaaod the Mann white slave" law and.
being unuvtcfsd. Vas sentenced ID
vear's fmprisonment Il the federal pen
itentinry It Lezvenworth- kas. john
sun Rupunled. but besure the case was
z-xus6 before TIRE higher court he for
go n, hi baud Of E15.00o by fleeing
fuR hi home near Chicago I'd MONT
~Ni LAe in June. M. dhe sailed for
H,uups sud has not bean On American
SuN alIsee that time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Z; d national organization.
@''cV'r az .Ae National Memorial
@or pr -hs purpose of erecting
'ienor.aI In The city OF
= memory Of the dead II
=, ,''4s 2''r army Ea-v ana Nartns
am a-i!!at.c civilian wsafxrs
-. y The World War. Is IN
7a;7 ashington.
-'' 'eaders rom Ill View Eng
w. af@' a. Hartford. Crnn., FOR
eonss-rnce. opening Friday.
/, 7"ssentarives VIII affsna
: 1aaa 2. ne 10 cha-tsr,d LccsJ
~l''s j Sew ENGLAND c,.,~ &C
,r l''l' q. me smaller but suuaiiv
" ''ate-f Of Scouting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-25
WATCHING THE DEFENDERS.
Committee Getting Ready to Decide the
Favorite.

Newport. Y T., June 2j.-All three
members Of the New York Yacht club
committee which will decide whether
Rcsolute or Vanitie shall defend the
Americas cup against Sir Thomas
Liptons Shamrock " were here to day
to watch the work of the two candi
dates. II was the sfirst time that the
full committee had been here to see the
sloops in action The committee con
sists of c. Oliver Iselin. William But
Ter Duncan and eX Commodore Z. u.
Morgan.
Resolute had seven victories to her
credit and Vanitie four when the
yachts hoisted sail in Brenton's Cove
today and set out for the mark for
the start Of. their u contest. The
wind was blowing about eight miles.
north by east. with every prospect of
good sailing conditions at noon, the
time set for the start. A triangular
race was planned for to-day.
The start signal was blown at noon.
with the Nanitie crossing the line at
IL 40 and the Resolute at 1910 for a
leeward and windward race. The
yachts did no; 60 over the straight
course. but took long leg inshore to-
ward Point Judith. considerably of
the direct course. The wind was at IL
miles an hour. with prospects Of main
tanning the same velocity. Tho yachts
are sailing with club top sails and hal
loon web sheets of.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-25
Big Crops on Small Areas.

Pessimistie forecasts ~ food condi-
tions for next winter. based upon a
reduced acreage in the United States,
have failed 10 take note of compen-
sating condition which would deprive
the prophecies Of the thicker portion
Of their gloom. That is the improve
ment in the methods Of farm practice.
ranging from better soil and seed Sc
lection through soil preparation. in
eludinr fertilization and cultivation Of
crops. TO harvesting. Basing yields
upon the acreage Of a generation ago
is to present estimates that fail TO
take into account the vast difference
in everything pertaining 10 sgrictil-
ture.
Under practice resulting from accu-
rate scientific knowledge which pro
duces twice as much per acre, in some
crops more. though in some less, pre-
dictions Of famine because Of q reduc-1
acreage are built up on data of the cid
regime. The farmer who hands firmly
10 the archaic rule Of thumb methods
beeause his grandfather farmed that
uay-and there are plenty a that
model still with us-uiil have q small
cr Weld from his curtaiued area But
the progressive farmer with sure
kuop.iedre of modern metheds- Uho
grows - much on enc acre a. the i9th
century man grew On twe or three. r
even more. uiii rcme 60 the rescue.-
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