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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features uf the Days 0eaiins in All
rne -saainp Stocks

New y0rE Sept -4-T-acirE IN
STOCKS tufikv was again influenced 70
AT e,c--anrciiDal'y extent nv me cam
pAlEl agG.nsZ CDTnmatiIrT nrlces-
shares ~ Various INDUS rails winch
are likely To ne affected uy ne move
rnenJ recorded further severe declines
ON lack U1 supper
The reaction was internally srsets--
Eted by hsarE shoT- selling. that sts-
Tnent evItieIr.v proceeding un me as
sumption thai lower price schedules;
necessarily 1uTesnadpW+4d further e
uucr1on nT suspension uI dividends
liquidation ar safes fUr me long ac-
COUNT originated III large par accorfi-
luE Ia reports. rom western ano oTner
remote ser-4ons n the country where
extensive pI-'@e cutting OF InaI.y lead
1uE staples s n -ul swing
The financial needs tef various lnuus-
-rla- cnrnpaules We're again Indicated
Dv al Offering uT some A0-pnU shares
of new STOCK ny -SDr,nEre q
Tire. one ~ me prominent motor az
ceSory concerns he-lE-S nrln Etlel d
WIS The weakest StDck III me entire
list recording : ne- lusE of ts pulu-s
a. 81 ny Tp1al decline u - nulnLs
from last week final urlce- Affiliate 20
ISSUES. such Rs t7nuurJcn. AJAX and I.
: Rubber We're lower ~ one 10 three
points
Ste-Gs- equipments ~rr0e~s -ppar-
COS ann Gathers and naDar ISSUES were
lET-lec down Il Tbe genera recession.
losing one = almost I'VE polnIS- bur
rails were very irregular, %nme u ne
cheaper eastern. western and SOUTH
western shares r1ErrE while u-ne~s n
me same groups rpil back. ~01E.i sales
amounted 70 $50 tttb shares
Further strength anu activity was
shown ny ne nond nRrktt. LIfaT---
.ssues RE2.n al gains a1- tending rom
z IN 4 /. points MANY u rffs convert
bic railway t'nuIIs a. $50 lnHue nutewor-
-t7r gains Dur .Tte-nE raurIals moved
within a narrow -anEt. T0-a- sales. Tlsr
value. aggregated So. Sat 1aO Ola L
: bonds wee unchanged NJ call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
Dun Report

~ew vn-k sent o=-1un roTnnr
-cw VIII SCI
Win more general recognition If
ne @acr lnEr commercial revival waits
Tr71!u.E on lower prices me wa : De
.rr c-aGua-2E. shaped -ur subsequent
improvements in ~nnCI-uns MDnLns o.
l.lI---nzIs.C demand have weakened me
r,Dsirlan o+ many sellers and down
ward ~tsvlslun ~ prices. Z nela-ec II
certain quarters. ara now q creGuenE
occurrence
THIS pnase is again Illustrated ny
-1rir list u1 wholesale CuutH Z urS
w-frr this week -ur -tle 4 SIN Gcrst-cu-
I've wA-k shows q prepuade-ance 81
vt4ceSslunA
The reluctance Of some interests @
,r,+,rzee IN 4 closer margin nf profit
a-.e- -a.- abnormal gains If the ia-z
ouo,T7 period still tends 70 delay
seasonal Development nj business II
r-a--1u1Is lines nut -!f- effer-E o.
marking RESTRICTIONS ana consumers
waiting attitude are forcing me N
esvlrHnIt- -eadlusrrnert anu signs 81
renewed ACTIVITY ara beginning % a{-
ues- In some channels where Lne
I4Tyre z-ielrtne mas peer substantial
T-tg.E4- uorer1tIEl requirements are
large -1uweve- purchasing on.y 70
.spr.y7@- immediate wants IS Z DullcF
ann -rfl ID nv most merchants ana =
m. v-rlcr suggests lack n spprener-
sTpr o. shortage Of supplies 20 <Oi-
fuw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25

Clifton Norris ana Lrnna BiludgHu
wHEs married -nreuttr and hBE-@
nnvea .r-t ne 5-1ck Stock n Way-ne
vtllaE.
F-@dc,nC -.ltur 81 Jamaica Plans
was ne w-.--s-enG guest Of ms aunt.
Mrs j NJ Johnson. E!s wife and
son ~e-ur7ls.u with E.m IN sunday a.
-a-nunr
Ms Ella II -~ihou entertained q
dinner aA~-y Tuesuay nom. Ladies
present. Ms Ella Davis Ms Anna
Tone. MIS- Emma : Smith. Mrs.
-lnca ORD and Miss Ellen Turner.
Lewis z Whine ana Wilbur Maxim
nave turned 20 University n Maine
= ii. Norris mas purchased che
place .o~rne''.v owned nv me .a-e "
g Richardson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
Chicago Cattle Market

tHIclEn Suf-- =
ATT-E-s2@r-lpIs ai'ut'- T7i.--Ee-
SLOW sTeaCy. quality ve-v DiE-r. w
sIears over -aUF. bu.k enbll 45u. -up
earrings SOC: Euou she STOCK -5rl
So. sraus rlEner cAuuers emo cut
--"s -nll1 I5r. bologna balls stead
rt'hH7 ~his- vtG. caves strong. --Bn.0
Sur- C-asst n. We. n5nf1 --Bt. eaCty.
Stock cattle very n,GEEE lnu lower
guuu -t--ners &pou1 Stvact-- wesL Tern
--ae@'nIs lEr- anu nlzrHet sIuW-
HL't4s-Re1alp-s -n uDr mostly :
-p Z. cents n2Euer Than t-eSTe~yiEv-s
average closing strong -ur e.z-r I,
--E-- nracrlca4 mp --.,a. nulk ,iEu-
ana butchers 16f5 a --t ouIk macs
NE STOCK lta"t7 1851 n.ES strong r.
rigner. DulE ueslrHp4e 4-.nES -Gat q
Receipts Snnt. bas- larnbE
strong Anc others ana sneep genera \
S-aaCT-- M NATIVE .arauS DuIk
- q -If- best western ~ IA
yves -nGa7 SOC. znud feeding lambs
largely 81 1@np1 en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
lanks and Senator'S
tTlde and Ruth
EaheS 50-51 Homers

~ap-- -z.-3abe Ruth &
.-s .od4r bringing ms
rs e, r- @ 1alled n ala me
> --~a~--ans II tteir almost
's "--z. s.--c- Cleveland anu
zrEees were only anie
' =. v--- Vas i4inc-on. losing
~- 20 ! ana taxing the
= he ninth inning Of
-5 -= way :.Is fourth hl1 NJ
So z,- -7acned third on an
~@a ne winning run or
-.t Ruth and Pratt were
-lae=s abie u hi- Shaw
s- -scr- -1e- Ruth made
Hl-= ana -vu singles and
5aE.es Washington Won
-1'-- ~ buncnlng -tI-ee hiTs
z -he t1-S- inning 1or
Wv York nalF Ruth
5nth nurn@ I'M. but
-~-r-luie Y rnc remaining
,=z
-- $50 --~- : Mar,-~ Industrial
more winch Bum once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
SOMERVuIE

Mrs A L Malculr uf T-eet.s Mills
was SATURDAY business caller n
-Cw-l
6erk.as Brown mas hnurf- -ha
STOCK and rn"us ~ = = To-k & Snr
NJ W-nusu--lllt anG s trading n =. =
Browns store
Mrs A = Colby and Ms. -e--v
Colby were Monday business callers
az 8-ancn Mills
Miss Emma 2hilhr1ct and sis-s--
Mrs. Mar Todd II California. v-issted
M RHd Mrs Z x 3niibrrcr -acen.1~
Nj and Mrs F a. Turner uass4d
MONDAY evening with MI and Mrs =.
2 GnIbr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
READFTELD
Hennsoec County EAR

v nrknen are now engaged Z put
--ns ING bindings ana grounds u
ne Aa--1=ba1 County Agriculture.
Sp--a--- q; ReAdtaIa in r4ndirinr Tor
n. ArrIa- -a-r wniCn VIII be held
81 sep auba- SR AND [,cTone- :. L9zn.
a. ORIGINALLY selected the aate II -ne
a. wf-s -ep1. * ana Sept a. buc
wDeI M management learned ma.
Monmouth Fair WIS q NJ neiu On
sep -. Il vas decided ID change nc
lL-E By moving aneaG onf 4ay So as
no. -1 lnrtlc- with -nos4 u Mon
r1gu,L.
The 1lu kerlueb-c County Ag,-cul-
e rara- Snc!e-E Went Oh Lhe ~ueks-' q
~ wears -gg oy reason ot : va-ler 4
J- adverse .lrrUTns1 ancas- IL was -ur-
s,ed .E1n Bankruptcy and a.. ma, was
ie-- WIS Is name. = aaC mn 4 pan
~ n me world ana nowhere tu -gaz-
Its neaG : -av faithful friends "a
.IEl I'd is supuo~- ana N ne uasr
-t--ae waarS. II spite n adverse
weather conditions ne frs. --ro
3-ears. i mas been coming MIG It's
awE. Today i Owns ms lease u it's
grounds, M buildings lneraor. d new
fence mas been Jult q IN ..-aense
- mora man &--f. a! premiums nz--.-
been pad anu i has q small sum Of
money II It's --aasurE- This Jesuit
mas oetn attained through -lgld ac-
nnomy OF me par o. me officers u
ms socetr ana ne good VIII Of It's
MANY patrons VINO nave been Iowa.
q its interests by attending its
fairs although Z mas baesn impossible,
20 furnish ar attractive program as
ne management cnuiG wish.
The great needs 0. the snuety now
are Two. q new exhibition nail and
ne rack put INC proper shape Tor
racing. With goDd weather ms wear
ana z larger attendance. pnLn the
new nail ana ne rack VIII be asslIr-
ID Then me annual three DAYS 1alr
Will N rasuned with -~or-.nE under
-ne rifles of -he National --or-lng
Association ana an up-to-Lhs- minute
program furnished
TINS vaGr. me first day will Dc g----
at III 70 achIerics sports ny .he. Bows
Peoples Day" Liberia lcash prizes
arg offered ana VIII be pald as sopn
rs each event Is finished The draw
Ing u cattle Will a.sp oe held on TINS
dav anc should prove. z g-eat ar-rac-
lion as casn prizes OF 80 eacn are
offered Tor TWO classes Judging IN
all departments viii ne completed
TINS dRy with me exception II me
horses and these viii ~ Judged the
second DAY For rtle drawing OF nor
ses. -wo cash prizes Of 81 each are
offered n TWO classes This should
draw q large entry ana create g-ea1
Interest : cash prize OF s25 IS offer
I'd tnr q tug-of-war perwsan rwO
teams. payable the moment -ne con
rest closes. This will ne neld the
second dav If the fair as VIII the
base bal game. There snnuid ne q
large entry Of al Kinds Uf exhibits
rs the management IS oce-lng cash
prizes vary-Ing from s. TO $40 fu- ne
largesr EXHIBIT made ny any exhibit
nr n eacn department. This prize IS
II addition II tne liberal cash prizes
offered for Individual exhibits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
WEST FORKS

Il z. Fletcne- mas returned 70 his
nome II Sl.uwneEan.
ri ana Mrs I 4 DC-r!- n Wort
AnSu- We're r own -ueSlEv
superintendent. 81 SCnuuis aE-les
= 3a. was IT -uv-n -rcertl~
Milton Mur-rs ana Alton Z -u--Ir
went n SkuwheE1n Tuesday N ousl-
ness.
NJ ann Ms leslie :. DurEsr hive
gone 70 Spence
STANLEY T~a-~v rs having now ~-,-f -
inE put ar MS house
NJ. ana Ms : = Marshall have
returned 20 Wa-erville after snur-
VISIT with -helr b--0the~. Fad
Marshal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
pagtardly Deed at Van Buren,

Miss Louise Pelle1ler ri Grand
Falls. while walking ID ner nruther 5
home in Van Buren,. on SUNDAY Sept
r. was assaulted by an unknown
man. vino struck ner repeatedly over
The head with a club or some other
weapon. She fell unconscious q
doctor attended her ami on recover
i7E CONSEQUENCES. she saId she dill
not know her assailant L Is Thought
that the man may have mistaken her
fnr someone else, AZ sne is universally
liked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
Phone STOCK
Quarterly Dividend S2-Presi-
dent Jones Comments ON In
crease To sGT by y. E. Tel. &
TEL

The C-''ec-nrs n me New England
Telephone ana Telegraph Company
declared gu2-1eriv dividend II .-ee
par staI-e payable September zirIh.
- STOCK n1 recnrd Ser9t 4rnnef- - 192u
T'ne dividend -a1e Of me company Is
nus Increased rom ri 70 scr per
a-1uun- = commenting upon tins
action President Jones sand,
Our stock mas bean upun -Tr
dividend l2sIs since ne autumn u
-el-- ana 1uJn tfe1u1-e ana at-er mt
--rne Il suid n -hs market a. around
Sl50 Der ShGra since -nen ms Cost df
tartl--tt-- hing, including material. wages
NJ labor ana wages Of money has
gone III ny leaps and bounds. IN
1s1- -ae United States could borrow
money a. -, i Is now paving scf,
---t-e q me ntErv -axes winch nave
n -hs meantime baen imposed upon
r1e LncaTns rom other investments.
Soma corporation nunds. winch then
sulu readily N a ~ 70 5Tr basis.
now pay ne investor Y TO Scr and
COST Inc borrower materially more.
or hes. REASONS The STOCK u -he
Ntw England Company has persis-
-en-.T SOLD 1eiDw par 1ur nearly three
ears. ana during rnuch NJ mat time
mas belan o4tow ~. The avs govern
INK ne laupaur do no1 permit Issue
o- STOCK q Iess -can par. linus con-
-eEnpla--rE 4 ~a1e ~ return that VIII
keep Inc s-o2k above par. They also
--E-l l1-t nat new plant shall yp DaId
-nT WIN new material. = the RAPIDLY
growing needs of New England for
.eiepnune s4T-F'ice are 70 ~ adequate
r me- ne Telephone COMPANY must.
as promptly as possible. consI-uc-
age amounts ~ new plant. and
must continue 20 DO 50 as me CON-
mlDIr- grows To 10 mis- requires
None anG IN order Ia get il upon
,'e4s0nGo!e and advantageous terms.
ms COMPANY nus1 pav far return
lpan me money mat mas been rlsfze-l
II -ne enterprise.
The ~Asu5- u -ne continued 1aiIu--r.
70 pEv sucn na.-e ,-a-Ilr'-ls. 1or wtla--
+iyfr "auEe. my ne seen n ms pres
IN transportation service al 1ha
ra1n--r. TIT. bagieE-A ms pubic wan,
M ~epe-.-Inr II ms condition n me
-=lapnon- field"
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WINDSOR

Monday evening. Sept %. a very
rhe Sunshine Makers club" al g
s. 4 hall Much credit Is due heir
leader Miss Madeleine Reed
Saturday evening. Sept 2 the Ana
ice cream sale and suc.ai Of the sen
son VIII he held al & 4 4 nal. A
program is being preuz-e1
ana q general good time Is cxpected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25

1'f'o' playeu many popular selao-
lions, The sscp~e.
First game.
Washington D o1o G-.-s-a
New YORK - o o o o o q-l---s
AcosFa End Pic,nica; Mas anu
Hannah
SECOND ganr.
asnlngton Il q ! q o.
New Eariz Il o q % o 9 r .r-~---7
SHAW and CHARITY. Collins. Thor
Enstrien Ind Hannah
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New York Monev Market

View Iora- Sept, =
Me-C-r-.ls DE0er s.
Exchange ueEVy.
Sterling dt.-da~ nils 80
Commercial 6r-dav al-ls On banks
a
.-nmme-cla. tr-t;av bis 80. de-
rrlanu . - Gaines ".4Sa
T7-aucs- demand G.Ut, ca.ies . Is
Belgian francs. demand --ut. cauIes
rs
szuilue-s demand So s.aIJ+- re- uf.
ire demand so. Gaines IS
MARKS demand % -aos--s -
New YORK exchange on Montreal /.
De- cent discount.
Government ana -C.lTHaC Dnu4E
strong.
Tine. lpalts nm. win sorle Shading
80 davs. 50 Giays and SIX u'0r ms
"a. none STEADY ~ ue- cent
closing mn 5. tJZrE at.rarrHures O.
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STRAIGHT HEAT RACES
AT PENNINGTON FAIR

Pennington. Ne, Sept. 1.-THE
racing events Of the Franklin Coun-
y fair ended Thursday afternoon
with three interesting races. all
CLOSELY contested nut all Won n
three straight before & crowd Of
1n.GoG
Al. Crews TOOK ths Ia race Bean
Dewey the 2-27 and Teddie r. the
. ~ IN the 80 SECOND neat Stevev
Guy and Peter Jay crashed. and
bpth sulkies were smashed. Both
were placed. the accident being CON
slde-ed unavoidable The SUMMARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
Boston Produce Market

1astnr. sept. -
2EEF--huire winnie cattle
8---LR--x--as I'd t.. t!rs-s -
-4Et.sE-F-asr -nnlca osa7 n.
EGA-S-Np Yellow -zha 90
EzGS-<eErI,r u.Ece--z- s. a st
western extras -60 -
F-1T E-%n--rE patents Of h
SACKS spec,al slu--s 81. a 500.
standard -5re l-hr
EAT-No . -.mu-hy =n6 -
-.AHS-SprlnE II
NaTS-FanCE 4b POUNDS : q -
pDgh-N eCi.uTr backs 4 -
-ATCES-Ga.ue -r-.r pf~ -uG
pounds On rack sweets -5n a $40 per
barrel!
All
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Pirates L, Cards :

Pittsburgh Pa, Sept. 2z-Pir-s-
nu--n defeated St LOUIS today = %
IN q free hitting contest. Score.
81. LOUIS o : 3 0 i - .
Pittsburgh ! 3 Q @ 20 20
schultz. LYONS. Scnupp, Goodwin
ann DiIhoefer: -lempns. Hamilton
and Schmidt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25

TO-DAY. The locals made & hits %-on
three St LnuIs pitchers including five
doubles, TWO TRIPLES and Z home rIln.
C-umpier welded g iIlrs that Welded
one double. TWO trIples anu -wo home
runs both u me .ar-er being made by
Jacobson Score:
St. LOUIS 2 0 : u q 3 So
Detroit Il I ; IL Is >
Bnetier Schnei berg LeIfeid ann
Severasd CrurnpIe- and ZaaninE.
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Stolen base-Seweil Sac--flces -
Wamnsranss. Mails. Double plays
SawelI and WambsgaDss. Left On
bgses-C--ticagp .: Cleveland :. Base
m baIls-Or Mails g. Struck OUT
b. Faber / by Mails g. EMPIRES
Owens and Chill Time-l.4s.
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Phillies Again
Trim Braves. So

Philadelphia Sept. p -Paiiaues-
p1Ia Inade Il three straight rom
Boston TO-DAY s u E.nzInanE held
me vlsI1nrs hIrIess until rwo were
Dut n the SIKH and st-ucI. out i've n
SIX consecutive ngr-ers II me second
and third Els --,ule WITH lne hzses
filed II the eourtn gave Philadelphia
enough ~uns % win. The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25

v'nezr -nuEy and -esulted II sDectac,-
ular FURY. Tine GIGrEe- cinS.-r wsiu
lng 3D. ~ cents ncr owe, WIKI De
t'sIr ..e- 10 Ill -. ann March - 70
=. tl .'nrr ICS- tr - cents gays
nrlsnea IN III Gem up and pyl,-
r.s4uns dUwu = Iu - r=.l-2
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err stick Work
Red ~0x Defeat

F. ~-- p h-iadelphlR 10
hitting game from
Tht winning run
.-a ming on success
-..- an~i-zns and puEaI.
-.- ------~;.. recruits. Score:
r. FILA
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Auuran. brl.. ny Gubel

Auuran. brn- ny Mobal
fSwr-5 ...-..-. ..-.---.- 3
Nom Bse- ~. Bracket 3 : 2.o
RAYMOND 9. also starred.
Tint 80 = - =. - -
: - -. .-26 -.
- CLASS. -Ro- on PACE.
DT-PEE Z--c
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w. HEa-7- lIlL---t.N Nt-ll. -i-l-I4.-- - y
siErrs StenEs.. Three i1aee al-t-
EaE--s. E1.zrnanr. Home -Llr-5'nwc-I
Stolen base-Maraur.lle Sar-itlG@-
rawlings DuunIe rIaT-W ttnt1 NV anu
Rawlings Left or has-s-Boston :.
Philadelphia s Base or na-ls-i'ff
OescnEer + EnzIrann =. Hts II
GeschEe- II = innings. 1ff townsend
II / H; bv nI,cnar-8y 0escnEer
wstt1e-ow STRUCK ou1-Bv C'esz niger -
Enzrnaun !. Passed bzll-Wl-.Ie-uyv
Losing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mn.res
Rigle- and Moran Time. SO
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Nur-fs ziinaeau

.abU~s he,-1 and gone 70 Boston hi
vars--y.
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EXTRA HEATS THURSDAY
AT OXFORD co. FAIR

Norway. Me Sept. 1.-The OK
ford County 1air ended Thursday In
the 20 trot. Tnpal had 70 90 FIVE
heats before ne landed the money
In the go mixed class. John Brown
won IT straight heats Stanwood-
behsnd Virginia Echo, mad 10 nav a
fine Of s@5 for pulling his horse IN
the final heat The Problem war on
ms good behavior and took the Tree
fnr-al handy IN straight heats The
summary
20 CLASS TROTTTNG. PURSE
$3.50
Topaal. bE Evans .-.-..- ! 2 ] "
Pacific Express ng- ny
Atlantic. I--1-.1r-saszss smith 2 / 2 .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25

E 0~ D1scHs- n 18th.
r ~ Hitler N Sth.
-=--iz r N.1 % = q o 10
,~ .t- ! q = : d Q
-a -'vkHs. Du-an. -,
s--s il ~ups. Chaplin. ka---
..-s =.Ilc~. = Walker,
at-ea Egn. Naylor
I -~z alennsE-y Double
- ~ e. 3~adr 70 Crimes;
as --r- FTrs- ilase or
L. '-~o, .: on Runmeu =
Z 21lladelphIa :. Bos-
Z G au+. bv pennnck ::
i ..o- J. Hits. off Pennnck
innings: off Kari 1 in
innings. Of Naylor : n :
=. = -. or Ronlmel : II
~ r4. Chaplin. Perkins
-4- nv Peunock f5iEn
.a-4 scnanE} Winning
.--ze mel Losing pitcher
j. Gu.~=s. Dlnecn and Nallin.
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Chicago >-YTi -
Smashing " prices extended 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25

Detroit. Sept. 2z-Der-oIt won rom
81 Louis Is 10 IN q hating bee here
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Stevev Guy. Dc tSmlIh1- . =
Pere- Jay and Lady NJ also star
ed
Time ~ "a. III IL oI91-o.
2a3 CLASS. MLXED-PCRS 500
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Sensational Squirt
Y It's for Frances. I mon

-Iun. -de., SEN - '-a-lc4a. + WI
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Long Distance
Phone Rate to
Coup Sept. l
Company's Officials Non.
Committal on Report of
Increase iii Tolls for
This City After October I
Burr Ready to Oppose
Municipal Authorities Pre-
pare Vigorous Fight to
Retain the Old Schedules

Officials of the New York Telephone
Company were nocommittal yester-
day In regard to the report that the
company intended to file new schedules
for re sed telephone rates in greater
New Yolk prior to October / when the
present contract with the Public Serv-
ice Commission of the I'd District
expires. j. s. McCulloh, vice president.
and other officials referred inquirers
to w. F. Crowell, general publicity
manager of the telephone company
The matter will be taken up by
the board of directors before the expi-
ration of the present schedules" said
Mr. Crowell land the public will be
fully informed of the situation should
it be determined to lie new schedules.
No such schedules are under considera-
tion at present so far as | know"
No Notice of Reported Move
Officials of the Public Service Com
mission Of the Second District, which
has supervision over the telephone and
telegraph companies in the state, at
the local office of the commission in the
Hall of Records, said that they had
heard Of no move on the part of the
company to file new schedules for
New York City
w. !. Sweet, assistant chief of the
telephone and telegraph division of the
commission, said that no schedules for
local increased rates had been filed.
He pointed out that the company, in
order to make new rates effective in
this city by October l, would have to
file new schedules thirty days prior
to that time. He said it was probable
that they would be filed this month if
the company contemplated raising it's
rates within the city limits.
Officials of the company admitted
that schedules were ready to be filed
with the commission for new toll rates
On long distance calls to conform with
the increased rates in all other cities
and towns throughout the state, which
go into effect on September /. The
new toll rates will materially increase
the price of calls from this city to
any points beyond the border lines Of
the five boroughs. The schedules for
increased rates throughout the state
outside of New York City were filed
with the Public Service Commission on
July %. They are from 20 to 80 per
cent higher than former rates.
Many Complaints Filed
The upstate commission now has
more than $50 complaints from up
state cities and towns in regard to
the increased rates. The cases have
been grouped together and a general
investigation Of the matter begun. The
company. however, viii maintain the
advanced rates pending the determine
ton of the investigation. The law, as
generally interpreted, does not compel
the company to return the increase
paid by subscribers in case the com
mission SHOULD decide that the rates
were excessive and order them re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-04

duced. A similar situation would exist
II tolls were raised In New York City.
The fact that H. F. Thurber, presi-
dent of the New York company, in his
circular letter of explanation to sub
scribers upstate, under date of July
81. included New York City in declar-
ing that present telephone rates were
insufficient to meet the requirements
of the business. has some significance
now in view Of the possibility Of a
boost in local rates. Mr.. Thurber said:
Our present rates for telephone
service in New York State are incuffi-
Gent to meet the requirements Of the
business. Greatly increased costs of
operation have caused this condition.
Cons quently it becomes necessary for
us to file new schedule Of rates. The
problem is serious one to you and to
us, as the question of our ability to
continue to give good telephone serv-
ice is at stake. We ask your support
and cooperation after consideration of
the facts presented"
That there will be vigorous opposi-
ton by the municipal authorities to
any attempt by the company to raise
rates in this city is a certainty. Mayor
Hyan and Corporation Counsel Burr
are both awaiting any move by the
company toward increased rates with
keen interest.