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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09
WORST POINTS
0UTADVAl'T]AG
Of PURE STOCK
Herald Offers Chance To
Earn a Splendid Hol- {
stein Bull !

Tho growing importance 6f the live
stock industry in North Dakota and
an urgent appeal that the breeding of
purehEed animals become ever more
extensive in this state than at present,
are the subjects Of an interesting
statement issued by DR.. John H.
Worst, state commissioner Of immiEra-
ton. A.
The North Dakota department of
immisration is urging the farmers Of
h state to make a study Of the posi-
bilities Of the live stock industry,
especially dairying and beef raising"
said Dr. Worst. "a. study OF. statistics
relating to the beef industry will show
that industry Is IN = solid and nfrn
foundation and those who engage in it
are assured, success for many years to
come. = ~
These statistics show that We arc
slaughter pens each year. The end Is
plainly in sight. This situation, while
it is unfortunate for the consumer, as
it ~ years of high priced beef be-
fore the nations herds can get hack to
normal, Is q situation which holds
wonderful opportunities for the men
who will take advantage of it In North
Dakota. 80, 80
within the past few years. scores
VI 0.S Va gu AtC SIOSA .41dvS
been. held throughout the state OF
North Dakota and there is an increas-
ing number Of eager buyers at each
sale and the raisers Of. purebred live
stock are getting splendid prices with
a constantly increasing demand.
North Dakota live stock men are
alive to the situation and they are or
ganizng not only q state association.
but an: association Of each Of the diff
foeAnf hpoA1a and thocy nHonoaA q q n
future sales, to eliminate the culls or
poor quality animals. Local organ
izattons are springing up in every Sec
ton of the state and raising funds
with which to build first-class and
adequate stock pavilions where future
sales will be held. i.
Dairymen OF Walsh, Pembina, Kilt
son and Marshall counties now have a
splendid chance to secure for their
district = registered Holstein .-BuI>
An animal of the kind The Herald will
give to the winner Of the Four County
Pure Bred Stock Campaign is worth
thousands of dollars to any commun-
ity., Lilac Hedge Watson Johanna,
the Herald Grand Prize Bull should
sell for at least $1,000 at a stock ring
sale. The Herald Grand Prize Bull
should bring a long price from any
good dairyman who wishes to raise
pure bred stock or raise the standard
of his herd.
The race for the grand prize Hol-
stein is very close. Only a few sub
scriptions separate the leaders. The
campaign will close in approximately
three weeks and candidates, who hope
to win the grand prize should devote
every spare minute Il rustlink SUBJ
scriptions. April 80 is the closing day.
of he campaign. All remittances
must be mailed On or before that date
to. entitle candidates to votes on
amounts sent in.
Go to work and work hard. The
subscriptions that you get today may
be the deciding factor in the race.
They may determine whether you get
the Grand Prize, the second prize or
finish among the 'tail-enders.
Standing Of candidates:
pnrhino Co,r< -'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09

were each one an inspiring perform
ance, Swedish rhapsody. "Midsom-
marcaka" by Alfven. receiving con-
siderable applause in the afternoon.
Excellent work was also done in
Gounod's '"Cavatina" from Romeo
and Juliet and Theme ard Variations
from Suits 8 by Tchaikowsky, the in,'
cidental solo by Guy Woodland being
especially fine. In the "Berceuse',
from Jocelyn, Mr.. Woodland and,
Beyer-Hayne gave a splendid per-
Torrance at the matinee concert.
Mr.. Oberhofer through his .unus-
ual musical insight, has placed the.
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra.
among the foremost OF the country's
musical organization and In all per-
formances is reflected his personality
oo1 ven;uo aa -a .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09
PUBLIC MARKET
WILL BE OPENED
IN NEW YORK SOON

New York. April "A public
market nearly = quarter Of a mile
long will be started in Brooklyn
April 20 in the city's war on the high
cost Of living. The department Of
markets announcing the opening to-
day, added that il the market proved
successful a half mile more of mar
ket would be opened.
Dairy and farm products first
will be offered for sale.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09
County Conference
Ended Thursday Night

The special phases of, the Inter
church World movement as applied
to women were taken up by Mrs. w.
A. Mcintyre in talk at the Grand
Forks county conference on the In
ter-church World movement at the
NJ. E. church here Thursday night.
Rev. J.. K. Kirker spoke on the share
Of the laymen in the coming cam
paign and Rev. W. E. Stephenson
discussed the problems confronting
movement and plans being made
to maet them. :.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09
Detroit Women Form
Auxiliary To Legion

Detroit, Mimi. April e.-A ON
ms auxiliary to the American
Legion was organized at a recent
meeting here, Mrs. Charles Mac
Gregor presiding. Several women of
prominence in the city spoke favor
ably to the move.
The auxiliary starts with a charter
membership Of fifteen and with Miss
Bertha Norby as president.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09
Eddy County Man Who
Shot Himself Dies

New Rockford, N. D., April s.
Ray, Soens, who attempted to kill
Miss HARRIET Carlson. who refused
his attentions, by shooting her at her
fathers gate, and who then shot
himself with the same revolver, died
at the hospital here on April Z.
Miss Carlson. who received mere
ly a flesh wound in her arm. will re-
cover. She saved her life by Selling
the mans arm and preventing his FIR
ing at her the second time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09
ELEVEN GAMES PLANNED.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Arril 9.-The
baseball schedule Of the University Of
Cincinnati for the 1920 season calls
for II games with college teams with
three open dates Seven of the eleven
games are on foreign fields. The
schedule: April 10, open; April Is,
Wesleyan at Delaware: April rs, Ohio
at Athens: April II, Ohio at Athens;
April %. Denison at home; April 80,
open; May 3, Kentucky at Lexington:
Mays, Kentucky at home: May 81,
Marshall at Huntington, W. Va : May
"a. Miami at Oxford; May is, .S.
Mary's at. Dayton; May a., wesleyan
at home; May Is. Miami at home, and
May 81, at home. !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09

Mother. id the cook tell you ia
been a naughty boy while you were
out today?" asked little Willie. "
No. She said that you were a
very good boy"
Then I won't tell you that she let
h toast burn" =. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-09

London-Ten civilian dead ana 180
wounded were reported as 4 result
Of disturbances in Jerusalem, says
. London Times dispatch from Cairo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

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1u& ~ srxasz=d on -Eae paramount
r1xAxz of mzn- Ea was zouvr al
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wfH ezpAlze nf making sound theories
Inn 01e pxzc-srz- As preMdez- he
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al pchaic uzsres ne hr-suy@1 4 Sz-znge
hunxneWs uf taking The pafszsc snz8
Inn condolences
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under E;s 1ezdezzkzr2 me TnirEza
STATES ran regard and gained 1res-
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reaeEraen var On nsunnpnases and
t0ox ssae 1az1nn far along the road
mat Led 10 srnpen6oas -szuatx- Per
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a the T1sts &C party pnasucs bare
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ROoserest Is desd-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

lie E-ASzS-- STAR SEWING F-sr--se
cave Z delightful Eazs- Frsdn- ere
zlng ~ me Ao-se OF Mrs L. :. Cz-se-
sEn- ~ tables bssng lI-ed- Mrs Na~v
Gage z71 Mrs W.z--=n Mazzs.nber a.
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Ind Dr. q. n Tune fisr NE -euzarz1sa
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ar5z=a By fAle Circle
Mrs. L Il AzIlszsHRga has -S-zr--.ssz
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Il Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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lE+1 Easg EaHk fur AanR 1c3ss Nd. at
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A-s-Ear Leslsn Notes

az Ii RZ=s ~ GzrIn- A1a
V1s arx interested and
-E'i'f.- 1,'e -v-u11s.szz-d To NEE. az tire
''ii'''zi,-;--2 -sEgr -eso7ns Marsaw eve
Ae III - r me purpose CT furH-
: ---.z,es 2zzx1Ii1-T Of rhe Ane.-
-=ru- -hns+ eligible Ge
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~ WIG beg n me service SINCE
~ v'-r,.sv Is
~i'E -7r -5e minstrel ss7Ew II
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'1s GzsE 3. aorsaz Of Port
- Wat x "a EsgrSuc- the show.
' 81 7-z=sasr-- All -e1sssy- ar~ re-
'-ss- Lend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

The EzE1eS cs-rze q NerTs FIJI
SERVED Te-v excellent harvest SHE
Der N the cnRQeI of me rev Jersey
Memorial church on Thursday ere-
mig. S@r-zI frum GzzG1esd were
present IS well IS rae Rev D. u
& E0at NJ Auburn superintendent VI
she A1g1szz zaErlc- At1e- the soy
III members 0f the arsc.aE hoard Of
the raErca held rAear third quarterly
conference
Among visitors al rze hill tz1E
week w=re Dr Eorsx L Shepard and
Mrs SzepzrSz az Las AzEesex rcr-,
mE-ay ~ Bezkzsz- Ne Or Shcuzrz
was = graduate af the SEMINAR IN
Inc casa cS PrRGpzE New-cn- 5-s
had 7or listed lie seminary far N
years With D.. Shepard we're NJ
A z NsEk=rsSn and Mrs yscke-son
Of Portland Zion Ezr-E- P kaene'
q NaznIag-Sa- n. g.. trustee of rs~
ssmE1z<Ts care his many friends a
SURPRISE Friday Ds spending r1e GAP
zf the school We also received =
rza fron Clyde l. Libby sf Portland
another azunnas % the scssooL
Ga Thursday evening. Mr. -.eanz-S
81 Augusta cazzn-v secretary AZ Ene
T. N & A. presented q Eezr infer
-ssng zSwsnE psr-are Of the s--zr
= L. - - Athlete contest vaagA
took p2Aee n France NJ ire CLOSE ef
the war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

11 3sA3 Al the Strand rzsEav
Hseoe Daniels IN 1fae gaa-sr- zssS-.zzr,=
You Nsre- Can TaIsr' = the cprnesv
af innocent aerspraDu. Thas Is rAe
1,sH az Inc Rea2az- pictures ana Tae
ha-azcs AZ Z5e Esz srrsudss Can
stance 2iaosr IN - East Na-v
Miles Miner N SzeFT LaxsnGsr-
Wanda Eawssy N Food snr Scandaz-
and Justine Johnszane Il -Esars-
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sssz1 Ii another later ca --rhe Ee-
loved FZ-saa-" To6ar 1ox7s sae Dap-
ata- Eaaf Room Bgrs n a s-na-- 7x9
part comedy. and Eas aIn opened
wztfl the GacrnunE News -s,ss ur-s-
g-zI coszs snEae u2uneT and - Tar
-4zs GaF onsE Shows as usual; 81,
and IA By s2eesaz Request ing par-
TIRE that aas made nnr@ raUaer thai
= carc1s. Tlisess Plnczars-g 70
maans- Win Charlie Chaplin Marie
EsHszasr aad M2osz Narmaal. xza fse
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ccMeag il II SIX parts and ~sa ase
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5efrr-- Chaplin Dsressss1 and Nor
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t1-s- Watch 1ar Ex.-ars.yssasss.
THIS Is something sus n 7sae gr-7snsr-r.
E1n0resGle~ = showing a. 1zle Tre-
mcn1 T@qae Boston zEaar al & ~.
5ut INA pr5css IT Gardiner NH ~ .
alG gse- The Picture wz1I oe al zaaz-s
c5aSmec 5lr L-A6x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

Tne Roosevelt Memorial Service
he'd al LzhrEv hail II o'clock Sun
day afternoon was presided 0vEr by
Iaars q e Conk ReV. Ii G Fni-
sem. pastor IF Inc -1,rHEzR1sst
csurv.n. szre the znvocazaun- Ronae-
-esrss 1zzur-fe hymn E1w Firm =
cnre. led By MISE Richards and Ms1
E1EAes
,g1sre Cook read surne brief extracts
--~rn .sse WRITINGS Of TaeDdnrs Rouse-
xeat. and introduced J0Ege Benedict
r. Manner Gf Augusta VINO delivered
saaR rsnur-z2 adrfr~sz
yuEre Maner opened by gaos1ag
f-urn rse wur7s NJ Geurxe Washing
rcn --Ezrding pzulhfzzm ~ peculiar
IL a7proprszte friday What the rn-
rsurA needs rozzv = certainty the
s-rrnmnn st5enfzrv of purpose s2uk=l
NJ ny Washington zphesd BY LIN
csEsar and rrpifcd By The0dnre acose-
vesr- The truth that the latter 9r5re
hume 20 rae minds n al men hRs
made hlza besurcd BY AuesEnE he
played NO MuEuzuers part ana he
cause of -ne certainty NJ hxs ldezzs
ne became Ia uE u r,ndea Amcsac11-
Physically weak he avezczme rne
defect and BECAME a r3tsEsx mzn-
Human himself he believed in xnd
lowed mzn- No change Of Gs1znm or
znabnazh sense Of czSr ccrid hand
Taenanre Roosevelt Ee knew the
eHsx and -ne west Esed 10 Tie al
lurernenrs OF gsaH dnE- BE KNEW rne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

-acsaesS md AmErarzz caSsdhooxi q
1t VIII neza the prgSse1srn 81 sar
aiEsser standards Of rz-aI edaczxsun.
4 Eaa meRz the extension Of the cnzf-
s-eris bureau = win msnn an ACTIVE
eznTzxE1 1ar ber-- nzSsuEza hsRzkh-
Il VIII nezz governmental assistance
u zsxnrszg steady Eznpanynen1 and
n making HaGa mans 5un not sume-
thing m@zHzzsrzz. hzr Tzt2Er the ex-
rrszssau Of human being
This praxrzM sf seEaaz 5Rszice re
aAse f-on Mr. Harding himself u
- ao wonder that xe end tfae women
N America En1d up saziday behind n
mzn wansszanss. - he himseaf axs
said 'sar sr=r forward srep n I'M
szzckzlng child 1abur and eserz1-nx
conditions Of wMnzzs employment
The women Of Maine E.7o showed
the ~z- in rAe Ssgzemee- eserrsoE.
by helping - pale I'D an enormous
Republican 14sur1zE viii do .hear
me United States new a1znl1zstra-
rHon AID : new ezra
Mrs pztrznsssi
Mrs William z Pzra2aEzEa Of Aa-
gazssz- the member frsm Maine gf the
Wumanss Eu~zE0n 0f tine DenDc-zrac
National COMMITTEES Said
Il think thar tae waznen Of Demo
cratic Tendencies VIII De 6szrz- ar
gznaEe1 far -ae N0v1ns,ex sserssen
zAza they were far Inc September
ssecz1ur. and -GH- nDre romen VII
T-c1s me Democratic tScks4 IN ire ma
UoE224 s2ec-aEn next T1ezizr than
roeE a11 IN -1e e8scf1an Of Sept a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

o1cer af ths szE Capt john
EaEal
The 1s-nonIE.Ig repag- siaaHs NE
membership OF tsae E1me ID be 1888
with STa absent
Mrs. Frank c. A1lrEws aG1usa1I >
csezk- mas resigned her pasnan-
William C. Higgins mas r@pur-ed
1rum a pass ID v.ss1 relatives N Lew
lEznr
The -sgzrrs 1-rn zl-lo2gtls Sazl--
9ar xEre John BnnDiaas 1Ewm Boston
and F-z.dezaek Sullivan E-In Lowell
Nsc1zss A@-5vaa- za-H Co T. 4
Mass. Car IND Azbe-- LIBBY 2zze re-
r--1fr Sara Maine Int have been G-7cp-
oed t-un Inc ro1ls OF me EuDe-
The Sunday concert Was largelE AZ
tended and Thoroughly s2suEt=1 The
yysorhrne suIo by Mr. Nsuco-lD Has
rseAssrgsr rendered
Masters rhrznas Cs0sze- Pa-i vi
sSz.rsur and Charles Surae3- have
susnea rae .AzEasia Y N e - I'D
au-canzre .arch pleasure and e1uca-
-Suxsa, benefit zum me membership
The moving 7sCxzre program tEsr
-n;s rs.ex viii be MonizT. MISS E1eas@
S7ar-nn IN Il Lady u LaVs Raxae
News ana. a seuneF- corne6y enELen-
-E~ Cody "Wednesday MISS Bezz-
reg Mscnraena Il Flame 0f Hal
f.=rr-- Ford Weekly and '-1neGy-
and Friday. PaE- 8rNaZlg II aEs-y
Also q Pata,e News and a csrneaE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01
Maine Man. One of
Four Dead from Gas
Poisoning I'm New York

New York CscT -sE-Faur persons
we're found asaS5 fran gzs poisoning
10dav IN 4 -s5Cn # "A house On East
--ssr5 street The accidental Eaezaxia-
usn- of Il r-ztgrse- aosa- winch rsz-
neEEe-z a EzS 5tzI with 4 small --zGzEa-
7cr, Is believed 70 hase been re-
sponsah3e- Apparently al four per
s7nE had bRen awakened by the
fumes ntrsag1se their 5DC2Rs Were
found rsoss 10 . w115gw- waEr1 -aey
hzrs been ZznaAie IN open
The VICTIMS ara Mr. and Mr-s sxszza
Harold. ~ and 80 vezr~ cid respect
l1e7v- and Il r. Lambert and e
Hse-kn members If ING EwE Of ire
5.azzzsssilID Florida
surgeon 1rora .ze aa71ss=siazp
WHO fde-r11Rd lae bodies SAD that
Perkins came from Mechanic Pals
Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01
!AMCSEyIEyT
-Eacx II Gods Country

An innocent chfid IF nature
Dusurs.s- ne aalEaTer 81 z-zppg
me Canadian w,aES whnzfy iE7nr-
azzs IF men meets under -a-azsae
circumstances the Thai EEo Esar-asss
Ter and takes 5e- ID Alaska she Is
csTa.ad By = esward7v sen captain
whnL AFTER a vzzn attempt - E1r-as--
1ne husband puts the c1npse ashore
anCnE 1as EsUuErnux- Seeking i SIR
Ez-an aor her wounded husband sire Is
gxzr~7e6 by tine captain but hs-s aer
IoraE rounRzsca. Ka1i- q nasrotsnn Of
rausnns. aaaxs 4 thrilling p4r- IN the
drama N-sI Sksrznan p2ayss TEae lead
sng aaE1 IN rf11s p5rzure xhaeh VIII
be shown EUnAEa1 az the Acme The
a-ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

~ the hiEsAezf purposes II s1r pnFs1-4
eipazsBn IN r1e war fsw r5e WaU@-
sire ac-anpfzxhment or . nsw pur-
pnsf On ras oxaer @<e y kucHwnEd-
Es4rg poliEr EhscH rDnld resnlr in .
rErurl ~ the in<EruzxSunza rean1znn-
ssasp NJ 1914 q . pslsrF ~ Azns7eani
nAssnnz2 Isolation wzxns IN CON-
rssponzsiag burden q hase zrunz-
mEnxS
These are the fzndaznenrzEH A
rszlszzs,an 81 them by rae mEn and
ruznen Of the Ezzte1 STATES IN eser-
,snsn gay ~aa araag 0nle enc pnnnhsr
-esUaz-sae r~pudzazsoa 0f SENATOR
HA-1s1E RS slse representative u re-
action n s0zne And zzsEazk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01
Count Magn Midget,
Dies at Age of Il

2s1nlsbpr1- Mass Csc- E--Guz-
Primo Mag-- sacard husband ~ Mr.
T1z1 Thumb and himself faznoas
aEa<1- died a. nE,spstaz he-~. -sr,igat
S1-z- Al Illness Of 7wo w=sAz He
was q Years M a=e
Tw1 weeks ass. Count Mar 3an
EzS = inches zal and weighed ID
2Ou0ds- ns3d An azc-sGr SAFE af -ae
ara Tom -hEnps effects and t.acs@
az MS wife and -szA me urscesz4fs
planned "a rszzrz rs E-zsE- the czsaa-
1gv NJ ms h-A
A2szn 1rs1 appeared IN Ar Italian
Stage n NEE and ms sas-,sss z-zz 30
marked EHaC 5oEr yaa-s EazEs Ne ~
cts.assd his tzgse 1-on Pspe Plus IL
= III Z wsnz an annual pension
PRIMO End has hr91as- Ernest waa
Was = IL inches tail came 70 ting
uztEd States u 1s-E- aaa sz.un asss=r
sEgI0sza the famous zzr-zm l-ras-t.
WITH Ensea they --zve4AAa zor raazx.
t5ss- speciality hrs-iag Te-nEznE ana aox-
ing exhibitions
A-1s- Tim Thumb died n ZEsss MS
wzf4 conzzuu+d 10 t-zrsa with Eas
troupe and Two wears later. w-zl2e III
exhibition In View T0rK- -a1ak Primo
z7d Tam Thumbs widow were Ezr-
red IEe csrsnrnE taking paaca "a
TRINITY e1RrEn- Amazing rsss g5Unz $
famous performances WIS an sxh.-
sGf30r asss-e ras Ezseziisse q EggTal
Since zs,s death Of his -zfe Inc
hszne here So Ter as II xauxa the
znag -Hsazzre i nephew = Bassan-
The funeral wal be aead Tas-s0av
nrrzlnE- Count P-zrnn Was } msn-
her ~ me Grand Rzss1s Mich. anzzEE
Of Ezks and the local 5n1ss plans =
lake charge If ina sty-rSr@~S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

The funeral aT TIE la-e Russell a
Amss WIS aE-G Saturday afternoon
X the 1Gus- of Mrs REaes E-scaesl
( Ee4s72- Req = o. Perry Of tas
Methodist church stzGta-A5 The
bearers were Rsues E+zroeai. George
tsezEse3E Arthur Gstzcnsa ana George
--EEss122eT- z1TGns1x Eas IA me
family 2oE = Chelsea ce,nszs--r
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Gardiner High O.
Waterville Hich O

TazAa AEXrEEarsnn snu<at sux
ssf'ssseaeM IN an auEznfr sesd saturday
sSF<znorn Tie texrs w~ aenrsr
evenly nz1Enea- excsur pcoSer. tAe
nszAxy fnazhAck- Eho hr1uxst sns Guns
. 1ear 1se1 several Times wnsm he
Gzsae0 zarsngn the Gxrasns- line aaa
sf'z'oncAry asf@nse. emily ts he Arnuxnx
ae~n br p HEnEiz. me surzE -usaxzr
palsI These rEu ssxrs sr~ ruw N Or
lae Ena-npannEhlp OF Central Nnsns.
and n - u.zzzsbe lazx ansrh- szne
f1 settle me matter VIII be played IN
Mazs-rsise aaEsr n tine ssnsun-
The game WzzETszls vnm the tsasx
and eser-sd In rsreawe- Cono kscke1
ID STaadznzz- ra0 tzEnhsed n1d Ankzr-
-eaa rerursrea me aaExksn- Cobb caund
Il Gs-nczar La mRke an smprezssnr an
ne TsszsEsrs line mad as BaEe or EInfs
c1Gza MT Ezza. TIA hal was given n
Na<ErTSaEe- The visitors we're pen
allied 51sr sEssde and Popsez zrrrea
70 Tzzsts -c Hickey who vas quickly
ayEsngax ID the ground Cssbb made
1sz1r through srs1 guard and Dale and
{ KINDS made first dnz1 Exrssner
s--'ssa a tSrwars pass wnscn WAS inter
a1w1 FAsesssr attempted IN s9Err sefs
End SH1 w2s EackEea tar z.x yard arss
NY Il E1kdrs1a Atrer 9ncznx rs,zr IN
WEE IrpaszshIe 10 szzn around saz-
md ne attempted I'D -.ae either ssds sur
g Efnrs AGAIN nailed aim Hsr aapsaer
Elk yard l9sE- He then gunraa. p
Kinds dropping Inc ra1l acc Nz-=r-
vile -scorszznE IN the es-rz-a line
Ak-e TIE 1rsf period eaaea Scuzra
. "a a
The local line sznea-e5 he -a~rx-x
81 Eop5er ana TAamFsson and vas xsr-
"A me aAzi su zaae @s-yara line Dsae
made % yards azuuad LEFT end On
lae next play ne tumalsa zaS Bartlett
Tie visiting csnrs- rs-sssvss1rg zad ran
90 s'7n2s toward h2s 0xa g~Ra line be-
ing Tackled on MS GIVE -s-Eara line by
eSas 81 his .aznnzz<s X5tA the hail
on tine 1s-yana line Fonier ruure.s ar-
sSdE- Lzzs mace 1r.s- aux-a zrcEu-c ss<4
cad. Crhb t1nbsea aass +rsssr Task
e and Ene hail wzs rszsxserad BIZ rss-
lszlE q4AgsT Il Ezadr-rn z.a1=rreursa
9re II LaE-zoe@s passes --a ex---ec
Z 10 Wa-ET1zts's .5-Es-a line 5rs- as
the whistle blew 1nr me s,d II ne
first half
STaaa-nzn k5ckE5 II Escksv VINO -zr
= aack 10 Eznis- Cobb ami Dass g.usse
MT EaEu and the latter Rz1zr-1z-d 10
IAro~ =. forward PASS Ia L EEExar=sz
esalE u hare Z zn1s-regtssa By LARA
sset- On The Rsx- play ne t.-pse AWAY
1-'sM -Ae secondary defense And Was
5r2fuE-1r 10 ana ErwzaE7 Dr. p Kinds
Tn the nEx- play Pesais- 11rnssssd rese
pass A7G E EzdrA-a recsrssr1nx zsse
ak1 cx-rae2 r . Earzs- Dske 1zssad N
gam and vur1s.a 3s Yards IL Lar-zz.ee
WAC ran x hack 1s Yards -albeaeua
made "a Tz-ds zruund right end lie
lad = Gaea- 1ead except far P FINDS
was9se -zGkse sz-ea The Gardner lads
from = defeat Wa-EsTs.se @azfez 70
make their distance AND zzrasn4- was
gwen tess AE2L ER-4 -aE zazra -e-51C
ended win 10 scsre Cobb IMAGE :
Txza1s n TWO downs Marks rsazzS.ss
Sugar * right gzarsd Kinds Was
thrown 1ar less o. T~o rzrak Dasss
9urf Was blocked and - Finds rengr-
erred. Ne gam c8Hid ne naas zad rte
han wss1r "a rSs5tOz TIE came enaea
with ne hal en- ss4-atne-s Is rz-a
line The work ST L EEidrzza- P
E5nGs, Dale, Peeas- and Lsx-z.,s-s
featured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

.fr-r 1sflFs.. 4 }8uE 4Ene RESIDENT N
t 'T Issd SalssaE II ms 5one
p" 49, s--s z.Ad ST. Ee hal
- g-1fsa 3E.sg E7Assr-1a-T ard wzs
''I,'i7~a 3 fireman II Tase r P
he 9ia7- re n survived bT
y Ve N me s0B. The funeral
'as III De bs11 Taes6ay 2E-E--
"St q a-"b lock az rne zn2f-zk-
II -~'Uns Il TaGzaesG 4 Nc
,.laI.--7--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-01

Two new Cases of scarlet .ETsr
hare been reported "a TIE heath en-
Ger one III tire home of Earl Ssz2s-
del On Lougsor EEL the patient
beng Mrs Fred 1zvsdsnn- 2As5 N
tae same v7lzE-v. AZ the home ~
Georgia W5ley- 4 vouns SGT Eaz's4as-
beng ing 3zzlC.-d sze-