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The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

Standardization and fan cy edges, new Madiera embroid- cred effects, new colors, .5c to S1 1.00
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

Underwear for children in sepa- rate pieces cheap at Buechleys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

mich COWS at 5000 100. J. w
Brooks sold II cattle at 4d7 lie: 80
calves al II 1-2c: hogs III lac; AZ
mich cows at s5NIl35.
r z. Hobbs sold steers 100 lbs Al
l9lc. cows 2-eJ Us at sc ! Uu!l 30 BIS
at II, COW 80 lbs al i4c aires $50
lbs at *. v. A. Hanson so!l ! COWS
So lis at s.. $ calves at SIC. : hogs
at --.c and = mich cows al So 10 N25.
Z. l. WorTneil sold bologna cows Al
&c. IS calves IL 15c, I mich COW al $50,
= spr.ngcrs 1t so % $50 ana = mixers
al 500 20 ST.. Z. Il. Foye sold Duiis
av Zoo lbs at y, cows ~ 800 lbs II Sc.
: calves az 10 bs al c. h,g rs at 15c
ard % mich COWS al IS 70 SlGl :. l.
kimpal SOLD Il calves II 15zc : hog at
BE -oung STOCK bulls 1t go ana $50
each. ana 70 mixers al $50 70 $50. z. Z.
Brown * Son sid cattle II *. an
1er II &c. =. calves IN Two lots al &c
ana l5c per lot. i mixers ror 1890. Put
nam Bros. SOLD cattle at 5GTc. 80
ralves IN three lots al .1leIlGc, % hogs
Al lie. ana IS mixers al $50 10 SIS. \.
NJ Baggs sold COWS Al 70, Il Gamers
AZ 3ac. - calves At It. Is Inilca COWS
III $50 % S160.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
PALERMO

NORTH-Ir. ana Mrs - Il. Black
visited az z r. Dodge's SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Thurston are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
daughter April =.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Dyer IS IN very poor
health. being confined in bed most o.
the time,
Word was received Sunday Of the
death Of Miss Mary Marshall of Mas
sachuselts. a former resident at Fora 5
Corner.
Miss Tertia Bailey is staying with
Mrs. G. NJ. Crnmmet-. who Is gaining
slowly.
Mr. ana Mrs. " A. Nelson had the
pleasure Of entertaining his TWO sisters.
Mrs Ella PawIowsky Of WATERFOWL.
Mass. and Mrs. Hattie Chadwick one
evening recently.
Mrs Ella Pawiowsky returned 70 her
home IN Waterfowl. Mass. Friday
after week 5 stay with her mother.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Heavyweight Champs
While You Wait

New Orleans. April 2S.-Tex
O'Rourke of New York. representing
the international Sporting Club.
which. according TO O'Eourkc. plans
% develop really representatives
American champion heavyweight
boxer. lett here today for Bogalusa.
Id. 20 select several lumbelmen for
raining.
The club. C'Rou1ke SAL. proposes
10 selec, i number Of promising can
iidates from among The five siren
nous ministries '-lumbef1nE steel
manufacturing. shipbuildirG. mining
ana farming-jake them u a training
camp near New York. pay their ex-
penses ana a salary At least twenty
i've per cent greater than they for
merry received. ana train them. for a
year ~ The end Of that time. 1 Sc
1les Of elimination contests VIII de-
telmine tine champion. O'Rourke said
The mems services. he added viii not
be commerclalized and the candidates
must pe american born.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

May f-6aseba
May 1-aaebai Colby
May Track: Carnival Philadelphia.
May f-Tennis Bates-8 o>~doin Brunswick
May 5-6asebai: Edward Little Augusta.
5-6asebai
May 6-easebai; Colby ST. AnseimA Waterdie.
S-6ssebai teriIe maine
May s-Tennis: at
May S-6asebai: Ia a Haioasell
May 12-6asebal Cony Halowei Augusta
May 12-6asebaiI: University of Colby Crono.
15-Track:
May f5-Track: at
May 1e-6asebai cony at Haiio,~ei.
May 2-Track: u Of N. Invitation P-epM Meet.
May 22-6asebal;
May 2627-Tennis: Maine oiegiate at
May 2eTrack:
May 2e-6asebaI:
May 2a-8asebai: Gardner ate
May 3o-Hasebai cony High at Augusta
May 3-aasebait: Bates 8ovsdoin at
June Baseball: Bates 8ovdoin
June 5-6asebai:
June 5-6asebaI: Colby vs.. atW
June 5-Track:
June 11-Track: cony- Gardiner 0ua at August
June 4-Taek: Pentathion Augusta.
Aug 2327Races closing Glass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Wednesday Brighton Market

stock yards. April 2S-The cr-
trefnely stormy morning kent al
truck loads Of nearby reef cattle
away and It was very quiet in the
scale house Sales were confined to
Yesterdays arrivals. The mariiet
was weak and lower. Veal calves
were IN heavy supply ana sold 8 bout
f-1c per ID lower on average sales.
The sheep and lamb marke- was
merely nominal with less than 200
head offered. Sales held at last
weeks prices. Hogs sold 1-2c low.
with offerings light. There was a
somewhat smaller shipment OF milcn
cows and there were fewer buyers
than usual about. Prices ranged from
s5ea rs.
Reported sales-Eall e. T1owell sold
> steers 246D lbs at i7c. ( COWS. av
500 lbs at 8 I-Zc, and 10 cows. av
$50 lbs at lee. s. calves. az IIj
lbs at 15c, 50 calves av 80 lbs al Sc:
IS hogs. av 155 lbs al $50: clipped
sheep nv so lbs at SC: so mich cows
at s65I 200. Robert Connors sold 50
mich cows ar $3.50 zoo. L. G. Piper
sold 3 mich cows at $75TIo5: G. L.
Hanson. Jr.. sold 60 calves at lie: -
hogs, at l5c; l sheep for 50; and l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
New York Produce Market

New OK AilT1' =.
AT-@pot easy: No. red. 10. >
bard Ana NJ. ? liked durum 304 . +
-rack New York expcr-.
C9RE-Sno1 easy. 10. Yellow 20
and No. mixed lg& 4 : New York
4~TS-Spot unsettled; No. white 80
.ARD-Rarely steady midale vest
1@1a107n
BITTER -nseGtIe1: receipts 80
.'uS. creamery higher than extras 6S3H1
-. dc EXTRAS. Y score. Is. firs1s IS 10 a
cEre 64Hs1 packing SO, K current M Ike
No. > +1Gi -
EtzGS-Tr-eg'1'ar. receipts a - cases:
storage packed extras lrsis l17al4s:
lrsts +Gd47: fresh gathered extra firsts
+6al'a7. firs1s 43G4s. state. Pr. and near
by western hennerv whites frs-s 70 ex-
tras +SGis4. do. browns extras 45mie
SCGAR-Raw firm, centrifugal 1854.
refined tlrrn: fine granulated 715DfI9cp0
Futures were irregular early with near
positions higher on covering and buy
ing BY trade interests while later de
llVerles We're lower under LIQUIDATION.
Al midday prices we're 3 points higher
TO Il lower
TOES-Eas-tr; old $50 lbs. 1900
$50 Jersey sweets basket - 1915.
CABBAGES-Steady; Flor basket
L{1q 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
CHINA

ETH-ETnest Welllnan Of Augusta
was II town on Sunday. 4 guest Of his
uncle, Bonney Bruce
The ice has practically left China
AXE. this year the large lake being clear
Of ice before the smaller one Is usually
happens
Charles Seawood met with an accident
while splitting wood last week. cutting
off the end Of the thumb ON the ie.t
hand.
Il. Wliteauuse IS painting the cottage
owned by Mrs. Hattie Jacobs Of Arnes-
burr. Mass.
\ chimney ire at the home Of Be.s
Hall on Wednesday, causel SINE excite
rnent. but was put out without serious
damage resulting.
Mr.. Collins Lumber mill has lately
moved 20 i new position on The ". J.
Thompson farm nearer the home OF
Walter Arnold.
L - reported hat 7. Lincoln Jones has
bought the former China town farm for
mis- SOFT Carroll and viii put IN sorna
new buildings on il n the near future.
Several farmers have lately sold their
lumber lots 10 Dir. Burns. whose saw
mill is busy in this vicinity.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Plaistod visited her
parents in Weeks Mills on sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
NEW YORK CONFERENCE
TO DISCUSS POSSIBLE
CHANGES IN GOLF RIFLES

lineage April S.-Wiibur H Brooks
Oh Cleveland president of the Western
'Eot Association. and James E. M
@e-1I OF Kansas city. president of the
Trans Mississippi Golf Association wi,
attend q conference in New York On
friday between representatives. of va
rious associations and the special Unit
"a states Golf Association commit e.
selected 10 go abroad 20 discuss re-
FisioIs OF the rules vi golf with a com
mltiee OF the Royal and Ancient Golf
Sinb OF ST. Andrews, scotland
4 number of state associations IN ,he
west winch were asked 70 send repre-
sentatives have requested Mr.. Brooks
10 act for them. The western men. ac-
cording 10 Crafts W Ifiggin. assistant
secretary Of the Western Golf Associa-
ton. will ask that the stvmie be abo!-
ished and that the penalty for a lost
ball be made the same as for rail OUT
OF bounds. They aiso will urge that thu
rules be rewritten IN Z simpler manner
The special committee 10 90 abroad
does not have among its members rep
resentatives o. the great secti-nal asso-
cations the Western. the Trans Nissis-
slppa and the Southern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
JACK MANSFIELD
TRIMS CHAMBERS

Biddeford. April 2--Young Cham
Ders OF this city stayed th3 TWO skies
III the bout nere last evening with
Jack Mansfield Of Lawrence. nut he
took 4 whole lot Of punishment ana
only his gamcness saved Tim. Tor the
T-aWTenc" lad is 4 great battier and
his punches have 4 tremendous kick.
In the preliminary Kid Cote and
Young Tremblay was a one sided
affair rs Cote outclassed Trenbiav
10 such an extent that the referee
stopped the match before 1t went the
limit. The semi final between Dusty
Dunont and Young Cote second
went TO the latter by a shade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
DARTMOUTH TO SEND
Is MEN TO PENN'SY MEET

Hanover \. H, April E.-Darrnorth
[ University has entered IS men IN the
[ University Of Pennsylvania relay car
niral 70 be held FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
Il was announced today The ;wo-rniie
relay team will be composed Il Wat
son. McGougtlran. Crathen and Coakiey.
The same team. with the exception OF
ioodnow for Watson. Will run in the
medley relay.
Leading men entered for the field
events are Captain Myers. intercollegi-
ate pole vault champion. for he pole
vault and Thomas Tho Tnscn for The
12a-yar high hurdles ard the discus
throw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

terrnent win oe n the family lot in The
Middle cemett-y.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
ian E1deaYoT 81 the Free Baptist
church gave a surprise party 70 Mrs.
c. I. Wheaton Wednesday evening at
the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. SargIe War
ron on Water street. Ao0ut % were
present ana during the evening. WHICH
was passed IN PLAYING games. the pres
dent. Ernest Rutter. presented Mrs.
Wheaton. n behalf Of the members of
he Eldeavor. with i silver cold meat
fork. 10 which presentation she respond
ed with clever and appropriate words
expressing her thanks and appreciation.
Refreshments OF cocoa. cake and sal
tines were served and the guests de-
part Cd al a late hour after enjoying a
most pleasant evening.
kenuehec Association Of Past Noble
Grands VIII meet AZ Odd Fellows hail
II Waterville Thursday afternoon AT }
O o'clock. Supper will be served.
". E Bush. who has been attending
business college IN Portland. Is al his
home Z town.
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RIPLEY

Alice Stafford passed the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs I. L.
Stafford.
willard Lyshorn has hired to work
for Wakefield brothers on the farm
kathleen Skillings has been visiting
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Edward
Skillings for several days.
Cr,hy SAWYER took load Of caves 70
Dexter Sunday to be loadei On the train
FOR Brighton.
Wallace Cooley is splitting wood for
Mrs. T. Z. Wakefield.
Mrs Nora Hamilton Of Fairfield has
been visiting in Ripley the past week.
returning Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Felker IS ii.
Merton Stafford. who is working AZ
Herricks saw mill IN St Aihans.
passed the weekend III Il I. Bane's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Boston Produce Market
Boston. April

BOSiUE- AIrlI 3.
BEEF-s|hoice whole cattle 1917.
JTTER-Northera creamery extras
tSntss: western creamery extras 5glFt6s.
C'IfEESE-Twins xtras 30ds9S
CORN-No. yaI'0w 1861 1ss
EGGs-Ne Nearby kernery 54G55; western
extras 1890
FL9ER-SprinG patents. I9S-Ib sacks.
special shorts l575Ml6J0; standard 1l15g Q
HAY-No . timothy 4sa45.
T.ANB-SprJng s0GiSe
oATS-Fancv % pounds I97ai2S.
PoRk-M edium backs Also.
TATOES-Aroostook and C5raE.r
Mountains e5-o6.5 per 100 lbs. on track.
TGAR-Tranrlated. wholesale ern-
GERS quotation. ., Il bulk. 1s in pack
ages.
EAL-i20.2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
OAKLAND

Mrs. Fred Lombard left Wednesday
for Portland. where she VIII he q
quest Of Nj Lonbard's ueice. Mrs.
{. ". Moore, for few days.
Daniel Qulmbv. who has been pass
ing the winter III town. returned
Wednesday 70 his home n SIDNEY.
Mr., ami Mrs. Frank Arnes OF Nor
rrd-ewouk were calling on friends IN
town Tuesday.
Prof. Drew T. Harthor1 IF Coburn
gave an interesting address at the
joint meeting of the Blue Triangle
Club and The Boys Club IF Oakland
High school. which vas held Tues
day afternoon IN the school rooms.
The county secretary of the Y. VI. c.
A.. Arthur :. Merrill of augusta was
also present. Mr.. Merrill has helped
10 organize ten boys clubs in Ken
nebec county and one Ill Fairfield.
Somerset county the past few
months. The purpose OF these clubs.
which promise 10 be 4 great success.
are 10 help the students 10 develop
an interest along educational. ath-
letic and social lines
Emile Lessor Of Lewiston is visit
ing ms parents. Mr. ana Mrs. AL
fred Lessor OF Oakland Heights for
TWO weeks.
c. J. Sullivan Of New York City.
proprietor Of Camp Arcadia. Salmon
Lake, has arrived 1T the Camps TO
oversee the repairs and improve
nents which are being made. 4
large assembly hail S being erected
for the boys and l fine season is an
ticipated.
Arnold Alexander, the : months old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Alexan-
der Of North Belgrade is critically III
with pneumonia
At a meeting Of the joint school
committee Of the town Of Winslow
and Oakland which was held recently
in the Office Of Day & Smiley at Wa
teFville. il was voted to continue the
union Of industrial work aetween the
TWO towns and II WAS also voted that
Oakland and WinsIow join in hiring
4 music teacher. Miss Eta Hewin
and Miss Carrie Simmons the man
ual training and domestic science
teachers. we've reelected for another
year. and the following teachers hare
signed contracts 10 return another
year. Dean :. Peacock. Miss Ger
trude Sherburne. Miss EIizcb beth Luf-
kin. Miss Lena Kerr. Miss Clara
Manter. Miss Josephine Thrope. Mrs
Minerva Hail. Miss Marion Brown.
Miss Bessie Sproul. and Miss Marion
Notwithstanding he rain Of wednes-
day evening j Iarse sized audience as
se,nhlee N Memorial hail 10 witness the
last number Of the Lyceurn course. An
drew Vissochi's Florcntine Musicians
The company s composed Of Andrew
VissocIli. piano accordionist. assisted by
Miss olga Capuccio. vioilnist ana Miss
Rosamond Wright. planist and soprano.
who gave most excellent entertain
rnent consisting Of gems rom grand up-
ara. national airs. negro iubilees. Nea-
oplitan stree. songs and the popular
music of the day.
The Fidelity class Of the Free Baptist
church which was 10 have met with
Mrs. VIII N.theren Of Nj pie street this
afternoon ~ 10 o'clCck has bsea post
1orcd until next week. as the ladies'
% the class will serve 4 banquet at
clock IN The church vestr~. which is
o ne q part of an informal reception
which the adult members n the church
md parish Will tender 70 Re-. and Mrs.
:. L wheatea. who are about TO leave
or their new field of "A or Il Bethel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
FAST FALLING SHADES
STOPS BATTLE SOx
and MACkMEN, IT

Philadelphia. April 2s.-patkcess stop
PED the game te,ween Eoston and Phil
adeiphia hero today 4 the 18th inning
with the score -. Kinney witness
and errors by Dykes helped the visitors
70 a lead in the earir innings, but
Jones weakened and only sensational
fielding by Foster prevented, the Locals
from winning in the seventh and eighth.
Doubles by We,ch ana Perkins tied the
score IN the latter inning. Boston had
two on bases with none out in he nth,
but Martin struck out Hooper. McNally
and pinch hitter Devine The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

EAST-Lionel Knowlton Of Lewis
ton was recently a visitor at the
home OF Max Willard.
Mrs. Guy Rich and little son. of
Canton. have been the guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Reuben Howard for the
month.
Harry F Merrill and wife have re-
turned 70 their home here from New
Rochelle, y. Z. where they passed
the winter.
Miss Mary Norris of Lynn. Mass.
7. are At The Norris farm for the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sanborn en-
tertained friends on Wednesday eve
ming. the occasion being Mr. San
born's birthday.
Mrs. Merton Leech and Miss
Blanche Leech visited in Fayette
Tuesday
The Ladies AUXILIARY held a meet
ing IN the chapel on Tuesday after
noon. During the winter it has been
Impossible 20 hold regular meetings
because OF the Illness Of many mem
bers and also because of the bad
conditions for travel. Meetings now
viii be held as usual on every second
and fourth Tuesday Of each month.
Mrs. Cora Leech and Mrs. Leah
Willard were in charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon. At the bust
ness meeting II was voted 20 use the
cash GIFT received from Abel Frost Of
San Diego. Cal. for the benefit OF
the Auxiliary library 10 purchase an
other section for the bookcase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Cubs in Easy Win
Over Erratic Pirates

Chicago. April 2S.-Chicaco bunch
ed hits behind Pjttsburehs erratic
fielding ana won the final game Of
the series here today. II 10 / Alex
ander kept the visitors hits scatter
sd. being backed By perfect support
Whtted's triple ana an infieId ont
saved Pittsburgh from a shutout
Score:
7it,sburg 10000 II s-4
Chicago o 100 : + -l1-15-o
cooper, Wisncr and Lee: Alexan-
Ger. O'Farren. ana Kiilefer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
COLLEGE GAMES

At Annapolis - Navy .; Catholic
University !.
at Lewiston. Me-New Hampshire
State Bates postponed. rain.
At Ithaca. y. Y.-West Virginia s:
Cornell 2.
At Hanover n H.-Dartrnouth-
Lehigh baseball game cancelled.
At Princeton, y. princeton ,;
Syracuse :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Speaker Admits
Registering His
Greatest Catch

Cleveland. April A-Managcr speak
crs catch NJ Jackson 5 drive with two
on II t..@ seTenth inning, The greatest
catch ever sen n the Cleveland
grounds and admitted by Speaker 70 Ba
the greatest n ms career, allowed
Clev= and 20 make II TWO straight from
Chicago today TO I. The defeat sent
Chicago into third place,
Kerr was knocked out Of The box IN
the first 5uni.g. wilkinson. XII. replac-
Cd him. WAS effective. hui Cleveland
punched hits with -wo passes IN ms
sixth anu scored re tieiaE ana winning
nm. Jacks-n's home I'm having put
Chi ago n the cad in tbs af;h inning.
The score.
chi ago ......4 d o 3 ] 10 b o--l1-i
Clev land 3 o o = Q o x-5- a.
Kerr, Wilkinson ana sc'lalk; Bagby
and ONesI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
rracs Material Going To
nas,e A hent'S Hill

.~, ..i april 2o-Surveys are
..... .9-.4s these days and 50 in
-.s.--. wuh its spring term
L. n. carter Of a million dol
-.--- ill Seminary has made
-.- rs student body facts
.e~r. cow very plainly that
81 amount Of good track
..s-... s.lanie that should be
IT,. interests Of good pre-
-.-- toi ANA college Sport.
limited gymnasium IL
... las peAn the policy of
4 -tnlnar- not TO engage
- II. .,!es- with the exception
% -a..r meet each year With
,.,.- trs-1,.ne IN which only boyE
.r eg'ilar baseball teams
-s -aerl participate. The old
= ~ -. q famous for It's con-
ers arrrer days. has been pc
| 90 4; -row ID "a weeds and there
z.t races Of its position.
~. 7sJe~ onr+:ons of tae athletic
ped hat the new sym
2u.1 WHICH : is proposed 10 erect
r-rt;on II the proceeds OF
l. '--.tr1lL drive. viii revive the
~ s-J r.4ea hcnt's Hill where
h. E-s As 4 contender in track
-,s
,-g-z SO now al the hill with
/ AZ e.icy n track are Fred
-sv Northeast Harbor, a fast
b. .-l he 100 and 70 distances
/ aa".-- Il good record IN the pole
4 ! aimed that he has
% -t~-- close 70 the State college
Or: q .a- after event AMI viii
ar ,e naIt n college '-Crabby"
Fsr-.. -ar pitcher On this. seasons
t. ',n second man and fast
-talk events. Johnny" Ring
$50 . -n-.nter ana IS the best man
god 80 he broad Jump. having
- place II this event while a
t-5=-. - -y1u Classical. Tim
Z--oT 5 mile runner. Cream
Fs, o-uer.v nj Tilton SEMINAR.
good nan II The weights. Cat
L,w.ston 5 a high jumper
Z .Ec. urional unofficial record
~.gr. Waiter Handy has
'l.-s- won his letter as a dis
~ -ar l~eHey IS also good ~
, -cl--z Ping Smith. recent
--.Tea rom Washington academy
n. with 4 splendid record in -
H. IN. There Is no lack Of
r. oGn'rv natera. including be-
|des h3se mentioned above. Hamor
to-csc@. Richardson. Arnold Ken
IL karkos. Archer Howard.
|r-.lrlr SHOWN as Cowboy" is 4
Fzff.a- 5lg al ana strong as a
4.eiv arrived from the mining
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Mrs Mary N. X. 8Iaisdeii

The remains Of the late Mrs. MARY
u. K Biaisaell who died Mondav morn
ing at 80 o'clock II her home in East
Douglas. Mass. viii be rOught here
FRIDAY for burial Mrs Biaistiell was
born IN Oakland 81 ears ago the daugt-
ter of MIR. anu Mrs Samuel Rimhzll.
About 60 Years ago she moved to East
Douglas. where she had since resided.
She IS survived . one daughter. Mrs.
Florence Nowry Of East Douglas. with
whom she made her home. ana two sis
ters. Mrs. George Bryant ard Mrs.
Mehitable Halleit, both OF Oakland. In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29
Browns Blank
Tigers in Second Win

81. Louis, No. April 2S--St. Louis
won It's second straight game from
Detroit today, scoring six runs and
banking the visitors. Leonard after
pitching great bail for five innings,
weakened in the sixth. allowing four
hits which. with an error gave St
Louis four runs Score:
Detroit 49,. 0 a . 0 0 o Cd ~
St Louis 0 . . x-s-11-1
Leonard. Allen ana Ainsmlth:
Shocker ana Billings,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-29

Tire following petitions in bankruutcy
have been tiiel IN the United States dis
trlct court in Bangor:
Albion z. Merrill Of Prentiss. Sc
cured claims. s9i; unsecured. S5Ssg7.
Walter +. F,agg of Belfast. farmer.
Secured claims. $259: unsecured. sssi
Samuel e Jar Is Of Millinochet. Sc
cured claims. $40: unsecured. 2eG7.
John II. Whitneck of Caribou. farmer.
Secured claims. s11si; unsecured. 1891. "a.
Notes and bills which ought to be paid
by other parties thereto, SAC. Real e.
tate is listed at $50.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. April g
Decided weakness manifested Itself III
times today n the corn market. chiefly
owing to evidence Of strained financial
conditions The close was nervous at
The same as yesterdays finish 20 e low
er with May 113k and July lssI TO I55 n
oats lhe outcome was unchanged 20 &c
down ana IN provisions VARYING from &c
decline 10 sc advance
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Y. Y Stock Exchange TO Close on
Nav

%ew York. Aprii S-The New York
stock Exchange viii be closed Saturday
May 4. me board Of governors announC-
ed today. In taking this action the
governors said they had accedeti to
petition of the majority Of the stock ex-
change membership
This is the first time in many years
that The stock exchange mas decided 10
Close Nav !. May day" An unusual
number OF exchange firms will be CON-
PEELED 20 nova TO new offices on that
DAY. IL vas stated. The consolidated
stock exchange ana the curo also will
close May J. il was announced tonight
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districts Of West Virginia. and is a
terror with the weights. With all
TINS material available II is certain
mat kent's Hill could easily make
good IN track this season and oughr
10 enter the sport.
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SPORT NOTES

Harry KID Drew OF Lawrence ana
Biddeford viii meet Al Richie at the
AITnony, Biddeford, FRIDAY evening.