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Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
MOTOR TRUCKS
 IN PARADE MAKE
 IMPOSING SIGHT
Ship by-Truck and Good
 Roads Are Emphasized in
 Demonstration in Phoenix Yesterday-Attracts Many

Fully 150 motor trucks of all types and sizes, most of them loaded with Arizona products, joined in a parade l2 blocks long through the business district yesterday afternoon. The demonstration was in honor of the Ship by Truck Good Roads Week, which was celebrated all over the na- tion this last week. Phoenix did not lag behind her sister cities in the least respect, starting the week last Mon day with. a motor truck tour to points in the Salt River Valley, and extend ing to Nogales and Tucson
 Represented in the parade yester- day were prominent business houses industrial concerns, transportation companies and motor truck dealers and distributors. Trucks loaded with farm machinery, lumber, cotton, hay furni- ture, pipe and a thousand one things featuring the products both raised and made in Arizona, and those handled here for distribution lined up at the corner of Second and Polk streets at 1 o'clock and precisely at 2 o'clock started on their tour of the main busi- ness streets of the city.
 Band In Lead
 Led by the police department and the Indian school band, they wended their way west on Polk street to Cen tral, south on Central to Adams west on Adams to Fifth avenue, thence to Washington street, and east on Wash ington to Fourth street. Turning north again to Adams. they moved west on that street to the Chamber of Com merce building, where the parade dis banded.
 It was the greatest and most effec- tive demonstration Phoenix has ever witnessed of that character. and was a fitting demonstration of the close or the Ship by -Truck-Good Roads Week.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
SMOKE DAMAGED
 STOCK ALL GONE

The entire smoke damaged stock of the Switzer Style Shop has been dis posed of and the store has been turned back to Mir. Switzer by Peckham, Theo- bold X Barnes the adiusters, according to statement made yesterday by NJ. Switzer.
 It took only a comparatively short time to dispose Of the large stock of damaged goods. As soon as the sale started, MT. Switzer placed wire or ders for a complete new stock. which has now arrived.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

of the cities millions of dollars of farm products now being lost, and take to he country the products that mean ,ae industrial life of the nation.
 The committees in charge of the local activities Of the week consisted of William Ferguson, Charles McAr- thur, J. Webb Smith, Joseph McAleer George Fl. Rueben, Avery Thompson, Police Chief Brisbois, Herbert H. Hotchkiss Bert Brown, Sheriff Mont gomery, J. H. Dobbins. B. B. Mccall, Jr., and Fred Christy
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
KERR AND SMALLEY
 ID CARRY COLUMBIA

Kerr & Smalley announced yesterday that they have added the Columbia Grafonola to their line of musical in struments. Tn addition to carrying a stock e. the instruments they will from now on be in a position to supply Co., lumbia recrds.
 As matter of fact. the June records of the Columbia people are already in
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

.G. D. Yoakum, Congregat tionar church
 Vocal duett, Mrs l.. D. Dameron and Miss Bessie Barkley.
 Scripture reading, Rev. George NJ. Lehigh. First Baptist church.
 Vocal solo, Mrs Bushnell
 Baccaluerate sermon, Rev. Cecil NJ. Aker. Central NJ F. church.
 Hymn, led by choir of Central NJ. D.. church.
 Benediction (audience standing)s Rev. z. E. Mccullough, Presbyterian church.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

stock According to MT. Kerr they will henceforth carry every record made by the Columbia people
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

Foreign countries are using only half as much petroleum as the United States, but have seven times as much oil in the ground.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
Shirts

of Printed Percale in the new pin checks. Will wear as long as you expect a good shirt to
 wear and come back smiling from the tub. In soft, airy shades.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Relay practices 1t University - Maine
6egan MONDAY

0ruzp Ne. NaT. -ResaF practice
Al the University If Mime BEGAN
Monday and Howard " E7Aek me
aHw rack esoaca las ssnI o2t CAL
fer AL czr1zfi Eia1sss Tor tins veGr team
10 report The meets fc,r LIS GINNING
ssasesn AGre ntn vel bean arranged.
UNI wzIa me rnA1erzal that Name pe,s-
sesss=s. -asre strong possibility
t1lzx rts team wsll compete q tAA
National Intercollegiate Re1ar ne-=s n
addition 20 ane or gxo sIl1al zns.rzs with
sarne of the largest colleges "a the
East
The entire 1szEn OF lAse vazr. rrer1-
posed Of Pratt Cassie. L2wEeace. Rock
zan Cp9se2l. Is back LAlIs va2r ana R7ll
serve as auclsls 1or CaAca Fzkck %
WORK On In c1lpEts4ng he msa wn0 are
20 r=piAsszI Maine "a. the coming
meets TIE relay t42-n lasf rear snc-
'ess-1tsa II defeating Taf1s Al ne Bas-
In -A<aleiic Association games an1
the-etsr E-oa recognition among ne hug
college relay teams IL thar race
Captain PRATT. anchor nza If the
MAae team. created a sensation by
crossing the tape I've ya-1s before
Blair Of Tufts af1sr me iarte= team
EI1aIs.s aad secured 2 cad 81 sersn
yards for hin
Ca2eh Flaek IL a graduate of Svrz-
ezzse UNIVERSITY where Ne was dur
InE ms csllese career captain OF WI
4sitF r.aek. and 4 member 81 the Cross
country hsaske-aAlI ana a2sa11al teams
Before entering Syracuse ne EsaE -
The University II Pennsylvania fugt 4
year. where se Was a star G-oss coin
-y IIaEl. ana one year al Centre
College EheEe ne was a four ls1-s- man.
playing On gae champion football teams
IF E1e Southern College Lzzgae- He ms
issd exps-jssslC@ II coaching 81 several
universities During tae war ne recs.r-
ed first Lieutenant commission ann
served IA the 3zead Cavalry Division
anc ;sfl Fseld -Ar-lilsrv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Ess-u-e. II tas Days Dsaiinu in All
ere -saainu Stocks

Efw -s-E. Eo1-. I'm the Tsr1acz1-
~ q. LH= SI1H-1lAi1Fe s3tInez2S- tAe
sIaeE EzlEFI -liGlAg -lT1EsA TIE elir-
~ laz 81 mast As w1nte man
Gss-..sE IL lt1zn1siZa ss4Ei1e t1sFdssatsosa
q .r-Qw II me acute depression CT
'Dt 1EsZ C--r@e Weeks
It's Improvement s1-EE,uIrE --ofn
,Ba r. AN - ia points N many -
sues vEss aIs'1gl1lI i4lsfa3ss1 IN EE9E -Skse al
-sr4Eea 1l-ss.---tzlEzI II other MARKETS.
e. .zaZLs slzllse>- Notably grains A41u
g1..sf -l'1'1sE--1s
ETg--s ara~ t-ze Sunday" recess we're
gA 1s-l - Ilr rs.cnyeEE II.
slsa1s- 49,. ---lvsza reserves z-szl z tn
-HsG. g. money ~sEFsEJIs==z1 - Per
-5r- -ae -uHsst 4u8lA15t8n N many
-az--s a--4.r opening ~ per cent
all : HEs centrally believed I1G1
lAIT -.Lls-ts-z accounts sIzaa been
2Asr -y=E l se11E Interests Il
l--5t-. settlement
7HL =Lc1E1szs a1so Indicated
9-I'tt -l a.--tT7ls a9fVtad- although A-Ssz1-
a25 -faf,-=l --E-Ets ttIs1g-L1Sf stE7sr T,1e
dH-'5'E -t- -4FZ,Ifit,e1I1sss ana e1szsTEz-e,--
l5l u rlsrE q securities growing
fr - s-lzf3e1l II tsFE=zzsk-
-i--s'---l -5F5ai') Is8eszLs a. ACME. ss-
efalF 2 -1r WESI ami southwest
't1-s- 81 vT.-usa5 -aE-7GxzeEInexIt TINS
-@-i- -7 -----=-a tn Es1t additional DE-
-ts>e = -saze aH 1az1tluE s-lli way
s's-sT2z --z., 81 ~ # Chicago and St.
-a1-z
Is rs ~ .,- ~L7it-z-Isszi tEgz11sF great
=. Sails E-f- made tT ISSUES Of re
a Feai-I---- = tsie sss-es5. ss.e-JIDfslt.
= 15 -s-..so1E 5iT3szLsus me mere
ls-t1'iAs -s- ES3uS Included SsE-t1E-,-
- o1~s ~ Ai,4Z-srau fsssErs5ielTz -
@f-.lii- --,sztl as-s-3s u.n 8. Baldwin
-sl--.--i1s H. 4Dss1rza Locomotive
-eA4 ---t-@ a. Es.EaAss,s Products
80 --5-4-- .lsT =alEs among
= In -J'z---.f.+~ extended f-gEETl
- - i've lraHfz1 szatss amounted
49, lsss ----1-4k- sgsads benefited
- - -l~ -gst "a ire stocks zzlGi
sSs~is a4s7- c35,ssEsa al gains
- N@t-- IA vElls aggsyzafs.a Sz@--
20 39aaS H'ssrx azsct4Rzlg-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Even Newfound-
land Is Having Its
Railroad Troubles

ST Johns v F. Nor- ea-Nsw-
fouadlaad isolated from railroad
communication with the outer word
has nevertheless caught the raliroad
troubles 81 operation and finance
cornnen TO most countries Its mar
row-cnaye line of eco miles after
running through the period of the war
without government aid while rail-
ways Of other countries were rece3v-
ing sor1e measure Of assistance. has
been forced 10 call On the Colony for
help IN postwar reimbursement
The immediate reszllt has been the
placing Of the railway administration
IN the hands OF a joint commission Of
seven af which the government has y
majority Of the members The cum
mission equipped with 81 alts 900 Of
Of working ont the salvation Of a rail-
way sss7ern which before the war lost
Al average OF s1oa-s sFR year. and n
the ias4 i've Years has had 10 meet
without advance IN rates an inc-ea Sc
in expenses which IN the case II cozl
Was f-rorn s-s4 SAB IN 1915 10 $500. =
4eS n 1921 and N wares from S5aT.
444. 10 S1-sz- 81 for tire same years
As enc Of its first problems. the corn
mission IS faced with a demand for
further increases in wages ranging
from n 70 50 Dey cent
Because Of the geographical ssni
industrial features Of the island COD
any, which have drawn n7ost Of the
quarter million inhabitants 10 count
less ha-oers and hamlefs On the coast
where they ply their fishery pnr~uifs
steamship service IS an essential and
c0nsiGera ble-- supplement ID the rail-
rcad lines The commission for this
reason nas taken over with the rail
way the whole sFstsm Of interplay
and cnasTwise water connections
which previously hare been operated
auint1v by the Resd-Sewfoaadiand
Company. Owners of the railroad and
tire government Thus IN & country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

manager backs ID this belief by send
Ing Il challenge
II IS nBt accepted. The only possible
s0nfl1sloza I5Er CAT De drawn E-n
TINS situation Is 1his- warervllle EIgn
x u Lae l2sE analysis Chilly around
me ts-ef- X is very likely that the
Nzic-Tllle seasoEr is closed. for me
NarprTzlle manager docs mol really
want any more games They might
ne fatal for sact games would acla.Jr-
less kzpek 70 pieces the championship
Al- castles which cgzHe.A. manager and
gEsEY+.rS OF EhRz team have 1zlllt since
me Sstsr8eun 11zE trey rest Dee-Srg
~ 10 6 Morse las M kick czs1nlng for
she sees clearly ROW THAT WaIsrv1lIe 5
Es3zz1nlnE tfae STATE cham rsersE9p zas
gzs5 a merry aTz2+ dream w2terv1Ile
22s made q fine showing THIS SEASON.
net hzT1ng. last a game. buI mas aur
played teams af state championship
calihre. with the Sns exception of
D4es-zng- 8aTa T5Inss- Nor =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

Rnencs Aires. Oct z5-SSy Asso-
csafed Presss--Czrnpang Ont North
American sryaeA in localities WITHIN
committing distance Of Raenos Aires
and the spanning Of vacations in the
open aiz. Ike the Yanquis- s.oeing
encouraged by Mayor CanrsIo o1
Hnenos Aires
The mayor has ACTED On saagxes-
sxons sent TO him by the Azr%nflns
ambassador at Washington Tomas
Iebrefon- who Was much impressed
by the enjoyment and health Obj
tanned by the Inhabitants Of tent and
bqnxa10w colonies which he observed
during recent travels throughout the
Tinted Stztex especially In California
and Fezipwsfcne PARK
The suggestions are contained IN q
long letter from Ambassador Lsere-
tom. putsinhed In nn1i hv the news
papers In whfch he describes the
beneflrs nf srrndfnx IN Summer seq
nn In tie rounfrT or seaside air
He dwelis ~ scarsh on bungalow
cr9enY Aeseacped onansde rsse cry Of
Los Angeles. wAscn ne taoagat cuuia
pe initiated by Hnenns Aires
4 N . besinning Mayor Camille has
inkluceA the henxRs Of various tns<ttr-
tfunx fnrsndfnE the -Criwe-sacad
Roun1ax. . ara schDul eDr xoxAEmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
New YORK Produce Market

arW 10F1x- AsJF-
EL0CR--NeAiss sIlr-aE patents and
Kansas s1rziEaIs sae z sE5; spring
clears TFsBa soc; winter straight $50 q
set
WHEAT-Saot WEAK. Nc REQ and
No narl IsA spuI T rack New
YORK. and No. mixed Duran IS c : Z
10 arrive
CORN-Sps1 easier No > veIlow sa3
and No mixed 80 c Z New York
1n-dar shipment
PoRA-E2sv, mess S9Hsl, family
4467 a.
LARD-w=ak- mode wezs 1879
s4lte nominal
fElbs- creamery higher z.san extras ssa
q Sc da extras ~ score So 1rSrs S.
70 VI scare - q -. packing Stock cur-
REM MAKE No . 81
fresh gathered extra nrSfS Ss1 81
1rsIs Tsn 81. state. Pa and nearby
western htaans-v whites first 10 extras
ssH1 as C0- browns extras sf'e1 81; de.
gathered brown and EniIssa colorS first
n extras - n 50: storage first 10 1aesT
PnvATnEs-Er-n: Maine $50 lbs
4ssasa 900: state 1sv his yTsf1 as. Lang
Island per ha1-el 4Z5a asa; Jersey
l,bl x7sg1 geo; sweets. JERSEY hxsket
EABRAGES-SfssGf per bbi. -sea
: s5ii- rzsH per bib 3sse n -ht-
The announcement that the president
Of Catsx ErzE declare an embargo on
sugar Had little influence III the local
raw szsEz- market 1p1lAy and prices
were unchanged al ~ carts 1es- f1atsas
e a e equal 10 aSs tor centrifugal
The market for refined WAS elIle7 and
Ilr3e.t1z nEssI II 9 isti 70 r. 90 for me
grrzauaa1ssi-
In sugar futures snrns urasAssness
was Expressed le.sl the embargo may
result in seJsne delay IA sugar 10 9+
z2laiiei on contract and there were
scattered covering movements IN evil
derce with closing pT-c=S - zt~ 30
MarGSn ai5, May AIS July asE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Brigadier General Mark
I. Hersey. a Maine Man.
To- Command Camp Devens

Brig. E=3- Marx L EeESs1v. WHO Tor
s1srae time has 5esI n Washington
winding I'D some -eorEa-ll Za1spza xaraz
Ipan which ne has been engaged is
scsn 10 assume command AZ Camp Des-
ec7s acc7rling 10 information received
here
The order Vas lssued nearly r-a
weeks aga II rs understood bGT II
that time re Was instructed 70 com
Rlste- the wCrk ne was then engaged
sipun before processing - The h9g c4n-
comment AZ AYes- His advent there IS
expected daily.
Gen Ee-Sey was b9r-l n Eas- Cur
alsA. he He WIS appointed 10 West
RoiEt Dr Congressman BeETslle ana WAS
graduated at that institution IN I'M.
re IVES sen1 III gaCs as sercszd
lieutenant 10 the Eza Infantry II
August Of LsS7 ne was transferred 10
The yin Infantry. anc IN 1ss became
a ars1 lieutenant Ii the Lib Infantry.
ne zsaT hack 10 the sA Infantry n
March -AS as captain
He WIS appointed military ins1rac-
TOR ID HARVARD College early IN zK9s
and before he onul5 assume his duties
here zas ss-t 70 Catza with hls czsrn-
aEnY. Ee was first assigned 60 the
uLaE-Eg-nHszer deaar-rnszst. aut gu-
in1o TIE arhrsng osfnre Santiago
Ee caught yellow tsvs-. and was
one nj the EuE1T ones ~no r.allea
through But xslsSa ne came back 10
LIS country IA August -sS@4 ne wsaga-
ed only - pounds
The vnung officer was already mar
RED and haa rsvo children Els fam
iIr lived IN Maine n Exsr Cnr-rra.
ras TOWN Of mis- birth
Re was sant I'd ras Philippines the
following rear. and 1is wife went with
rim EE was then the Quarrss-nRsser
Of the LIN TnfanTrT. The tour Of
aurr YVES bret for re arrived IN
Manila April "a ana sailed again 1Dr
San Francisco Jane e with lssre
" ahssnre coming 10 him that allow
Cd him To esnzns % Boston ana r5sat
Relatives This quick return Was 5ne
70 a sss50Hs illness winch 5sfel M-x
Eersey On her way out
Now came 4 lang Esrrn Of service IN
ne islands. during wslir.a ne became
s lieutenant coionei ard chief uf tho
Philippine csnsfa5nlaxv-
He WIS seat 10 ATzEara- served there
with the safh Infantry and WAS IN tbs
border campaign OF lsas The fraiou1nE
rear he was sent abroad In June. go
ing back with Mr.. Bxlfuaars party.
wAen the American troaps 5HEzn 70
Esd into tire war he WAS assigned 10
the sh Division and later Was APP
acantea . temporary MRsnr General
and given command Of tire division
he won the distinguished service
Eneaal for The cousdac- II his Messe-
A-Ecnne campaign. and was teen sent
70 TIE A-mr OF Occupation On his
wAy horne IN August LIS. he rsresNea
word that his father was airing IA
East Eryznra- TIE transport was
r-zsased al fun speed and when near
aae o1azEx Was stopped 10 aIlsE sae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Case Of c,id Feet Morse t4isn Thinks


The manager If the watey-slle EEgn
team ans answered Inc challenge Of
the Morse High manager sgt ne ms
answered Il N way which Is raasz
peculiar considering tiae naughty a11s-
ra6e assumed by wafaTT-slle sinee IL
defeat Of Deer-nE- In the arxr place
t1e Wstsr~13ie manager says thar the
Morse caAlleEEe Eznno1 be rakea
seriously auil ron hare g1ren Eufn-
e2snr pruaf Of Z standing SIS a result
If TINS years games. e111tIinE von ID
,ae same
Thus sEseAkk Caesar IN ali zls
magnificent pgwkz. Il certainly rnnsr 5e
il grand and gsor7eas 1ee4fng 10 actually
imagine suca greatness Cer<a1rlv
where there IS a fs,aiinx Of sEaez sa-
pssaov-ty all is weli SoihizE can
areak II duza- Bur Il might he xeli
10 say thai me burden OF uysaf rests
on Ea1e@Talis- for IN fsae Official organ
Of tine wafsr-zile team. namely fhs
yaGsrTlEle Sentinel. these lords ~
asutlr Appeared:
IL there 2-~ any ws1a think they
aAre a better claim TO the State Eign
sc4.1ooI title than wa1eszsfle. wais--
vile HAg.a has ssr-raI dates gnesn and
wcnld he gtad % accommodate istsn. !"
In other words any rearn IN me
State which thinks Il can bear Va
lRg~iIle onEsrt la De able 70 arrange
for q game with the --cfazEnus Their
manager asks M ersdence OF A rzsuu-
tz15un u the above statement. Bur
when IL c7neS % . s.aow down hs
pals the cad gag al telling the cazaI-
ienEinE team 10 80 out and geo a rep
before asking far = game VITA SUCH
n mighty Antagonist as zEaieET-fls
HIEA-
To be sure Morse lays no claim 10
the State championship bur Morse
ians erezY reaaun 10 besiere EEsa1 she
ean trim TaEssTzile ana zhs Merzs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
HIyCKLEY

DIR. ami Ms Ernest Caysons Of
TzterTiIie were guests in town Saar-
GAY
Rev g. " rESncRaev returned
Monday from n business TRIP 70
DowaulnhaEr Brunswick. Portland
and West 52-pswell
Br- and Mrs w Z Palmer were
IN Chelsea on business. Thursday
~ Thanksgiving song ser~tre was
held AZ the church Sunday esenirE.
Mrs. John Berdeea and Mrs W
p Hanckley have returned from 4
trip 20 Boston where they attended
the State grange
Mr. and Mrs a e Webb we're In
WateEvzile, Saturday afternoon To
5F1ve home thear horse whicn Nr.
Webb had Isft down RIVER
Mr. ana Ms George Hicks also
Nj and Mrs Albert osltun. were
guests Of the Ei HICKS family Sun-
dzT-
TIE roulg people ara enjoying the
skating on some Of the small brooks
and also taking much pleasure IA
playing hockev.
Scott Gilman Of SkurheSzn xzs
n TOWN. an business SATURDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
OAK GROVE

The mystery pa--g gwen By the
editorial s1.-I nj O1k L-eaEg.s 10 t-s
subscribers WIS a merry Affair The
1as day fer slhscrT ptaurs 70 the
seaopl paper met WIZ salch whole
hearted Support fsr5n the student
body THAR editors ard nazas.2-rs,S
took this way 20 siauw their z2prr-
G2aE1cn- Oak Leaves Is backed br
almost a tsge per crnI subscription
1Ass u the school ana the sSltsrrsf-
e-ss wErE delighted w.fsl me pzx-S
gwen them IN recognition Of taelr
luyA2i. The eEsslng VAS passed
playing games N the large domestic
science room which WAS transformed
tor tire occasion Ia the latter ySsr
III the evening the guests were sur
pr@sed by L line Of aignlEieSf walters
bringing n large trays E3re1 q col
ltge ice for each subscriber 20 oak
Le2aes- The manager Of The paper
and the boys ou the stat we're the
Walters
The following friends af ssae school
Ke-s E5sit0Ts during the weekend
Joseph Z Briggs Of winthrop Cen
Ter Miss Margaret TStnaa If Faax-
1eac- Hrs h1lg1T and Mr. Pserre CT
Augusta, as1G Mr. and Mrs Frank
Taylor and son Clement Of wlnrh-
r0p-
TIE z III l. A. nesting an sun
Iay evening was led 5y the president.
Elmer Taylor, Il
The z W - a held a special
Thanksgiving service Oh SUNDAY
evening Mary Rand Thompson led
the meeting and Evelyn Taylor sang
= Beautiful Thanksgiving song
Final examinations BEGAN Mozday
morning and Eau close "Wednesday
noon Both students and teachers
are looking forward with great
pleasure "a the long holiday vacation
thai hzs been introduced this vexr
IN place ~ the CUSTOMARY Thanks
.zyznE recess and tine Two weeks va
cation =. Christmas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23
Chicago Nov.

LAlcEEf1 Nov. -
CATTLE-RtscespIs S5-4ssst,: Se06 and
choice ccrn-4rd steers scarce and Is
r,er1ts TO 80 CENTS higher txip 1873.
ssksers below 400 lbs mostly steady
hasr Slow bnik natives as q @pf. bulk
westerns -zsesa $50: heavy kosher COWS
Gamers cutters c.aoace TAT hesfesx-
sxxzekasS and fe<s1ErSs s1ezdys fts-lse-
tween grades she stock dull. srsfs lew
50 GOOD butcher eaES sEH q xTS- huIk
,-xrzraeFs - a Soc. veal calves Er7asfsF
Is cents sower: bulk 1876 o 7ssa
HfsGE-RrcrsplS 81 Hbb; opened -
<sxsr,fx To 80 cents s0wer- late maxzsF -5
eerfs sssWSF-. chasing fairly active ST Is
ssrsssfs 70 81 lrwer- LID early Iz4u.
prArtscMa s0p hate l4ase. auik af s. se.s
ssE5 n E1zS- pigs - cents to 50 csasrk
sewer hulk desirable 7ssD 70 leB- pound
pigs II aI@5-
SHEEP Receipts 4. ere far sasnts
- To- - eeatS A0Nes. iop 3e< zaSfrzzls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

N few trunk HIGHWAYS and of 10
trolley cars OUTSIDE NJ St JOINS. the
commission . administering virtually
4 monopoly CT transportation -aes1;aEzss
both Of passengers ard freight
What the eventual result Of the
commission administration and
Recommendations viii fss IS uncertain.
Il Is expected 20 report n the next
session Of the Legislature when the
question Of continuing ts1e c1-nrls-
sion under further temporary ap-
poiRTEnenI- or adopting q permanent
, plan Of government ar przvs4te- or
su1nr operation. VII c7-ns aaL work
ing oat Of sgar.s plans VIII irwnlya
several problems that so back 10 the
early his-oTv Of the Rad
The railway, one Of the few narrow
glaga lines remaining IN NORTH
America originally was built 4ur the
caicny by Sir Robert Read Of Mon
t-eai. CrfsI the commission took II
over. the rad was operated bv I2ze
Resd- Nswtcundiand Company n
which SONS If the builder ara now the
active spirits under 4 5a-yez- lease
As payment the company those mail
subsidies and land grants IN prefer
escs u cash the land being REGARDED
as Of high potential value because If
its timber and mineral deposits
Of the ssa miles of aaE-vow-Ez1ace
line. travel On which = adventurous
al tines 5ks miles rim across Tire
island from St Johns On the east
coast 70 a terminal AZ Por- aux
Basgues On the west Much Of
the raad lies ac-oss barren wastes,
swept by ererv storm. blocked by
SHOWS for weeks az time and
subject 70 washoufs and de-ail-
-nents AZ places the thin trains
hare had 70 be anchored 20 ne rails
by special devices as protection
against being overturned by storm
Trains have been rvo and ts1rea
weeks in making the 5as miles r1n
wnlrh- IN tire United States woula te
covered II IS 70 Is ho11r-.
The commission taking action
toward ec1norny Of ope~1tur hzs
taken the thrills cut of cross country
rarei IN winter and has decided 10
abandon during the winter months
the exposed mid-anfe-1or section Of
the road. where tire line asrends tire
hzEk-bune Of the cuDrT-v. ranEe NJ
hills known IS -te Topsails- Passen-
gers VIII be SAVED the previous dan
gers and DELAYS by diversion 10 4
steamship route from sidney, c. 2. 70
the southern Merchandising pu1- If
Ar@enrsa in Paacerrza BAY which is
being specially equtured for thsa new
traffic For local transportation pair-
be established on each coasr-
The commission also Is undertaking
Development If certain cazl areas on
the West cozsT IS a means If afford
ing a euea supply for the mad
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