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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Jasper F. Connolly, Of Hubbard,
and William Donovan. of Radcliffe,
We're in the city Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

If you want bread that stays good
use Betsy Ross flour. Ask A. A
NoYotny for Acknowledgement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

at Spurgeons: your pick at IS each
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Among the good things to eat at
| our store Is Betsy flour Special price
this week. too. Myers Sc Norland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Betsy Ross -four makes baking
days a delight. Sold and guaranteed
by George A. Olsoh.--
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Miss Georgiana Price and Miss
Dorothy Riedout, Of near Union. were
in the city Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

w. C. Loucks and daughter Lor-
raine left this morning to visit With
relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tietz, of neal
Eldora, were in the city Wednesday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York. H. w. Shove & Son.
district managers. Masonic Temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Miss Lena Wilson, of Chicago, was
In the city this morning on her way
to Eldora, where she will teach this
year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02
We are showing a big line o.
school supplies. Surgeons.

We sell and guarantee Betsy Ross
flour. Levin Dry Goods Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

New line of ladies' dresses just re :
ceived at Surgeons. priced as low
as s19.75 and UP to s4.5o.-Adver-
tisement,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Begin now using Betsy Ross flour
Ask your grocer.-Advsrtisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beaman, Of
Chelsea, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Beaman's uncle,
Frank Stolz, of near Story City.
were in the city Wednesday on their
way home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

The private funeral of Robert
Frederick Davidson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Davidson will be held at the
home, 205 South Ninth street, at
$3.50 Friday afternoon. The house
will be open from 10 to noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

If you want to buy a sack of Betsy
Ross flour cheaper than most ordi-
nary flour would cost you, ask US
about the coupon. For $3.T5 and the
coupon you can buy a \ forty nine
pound sack. w. L. Peckham,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Everything in the wall paper and
paint line at my new day light store.
116-11S East State street. w. A.
George, Jr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Bread is our cheapest food. Eat
more Of 1t. Try a sack of Betsy
Ross flour. We guarantee it. George
G. McCord.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Mrs. Robert Hunstock and daugh-
ter Margaret, Of Los Angeles, Calf,
are in the city for a visit of few
days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. j. Worley. They will go east from
here and will stop in the city again
on their return to California.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Hosiery sale at Surgeons contin-
ues all this week. Childrens hose
selling as low asS 20 cents. Ladies'
hose as low as 20 cents, and mems
hose down to 25 cents per ralr.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Have your plumbing done before
cold weather. A. C. Burgess, plumbing
and heating. 3 East State street.
Phone 1894.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Miss Dorothy Leslie returned home
Tuesday night after spending the
summer in Chicago with her grand;
parents. Mrf.and Mrs. p. NJ. White
head.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

GIRLS BINGHAM SCHOOL
FROCKS DISCOUNTED 20Go
Prices from $3.50 to $7.50-deduc1
2Ob at time Of purchase.
Boys and Girls slip-on and coat
sweaters, priced $3.50 10 $12.
Boys hats and caps, SLAB to 81.
Girls wool mix and all wool school
dresses, SIS to $35.
Girls black sateen bloom ITS, pair
75c to S1.25.
Girls early fall coats, discounted
$3.50 from present price.
Boys chambray and stripe percale
school blouses, S1.00 to SLIGO.
Boys and girls hosiery, complete
stocks, moderate prices.
Boys and girls underwear, come
plete stocks, special val les.
School tablets, including pencil and
ink tablets, also CON position
books, each &c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Mrs. Alice Treat, who has been
visiting at the home of her son. A. NJ.
Treat. returned Wednesday to her
home In Webster City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Just received, a shipment of ladies'
dress skirts at Surgeons. Styles
are the very latest, prices the low
st.-Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Reynolds and
daughter Charlotte returned Tues
day night from Rockford, ILL.,, where
they had been spending ten days
with friends and relatives.
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BURKE TRIAL
Continued from Page )

been with him that the respondent E
counsel would no5 have brought lin
70 your attention
Going 70 the blood stains at The
cave. YOU have got to decide whether
Sheriff Mooers or Nj Henderson
was correct. You viii remember the
testimony as brought our On the
stand that Willie Elliott threw the
blood and water out back Of the cave
and did not spread il around. INSIDE
that cave lay the body Of Nelson
Bartlev His right fnut was IN a pool
Of blood. There isn't much cnur-o-
Bartley's bocy in the cave When :
man dies after a short time his mus
cles sr3ffan into what is called igor
morris. Both SIDES have defined
rignr morris. Suppose there were a
support for r:le arm, there Is moth
ing outside 10 sustain the arm as
well as inside. We don't know and
there is no way on earth To find cut
what sustained that arm. believe
BARLEY was shot down. Sheriff
Mooers' testimony did not deny il,
that there was blond on rhe sBDpliuc.
Did vou ever lug the body Of a deer
over Il tree" Couldn't a man nave
taken that body along the side Of
the cave and into the cave The re-
spondent. q wooGsInan. d guide with
The shoulders ne s got, couldn't ne
have taken that body along" Where
would the blood have been" About
II inches M on the side OF the hIcu
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Chicago. March

EOGS-A.c50. EsSmat ed tomorrow 4G.-
dlO steady To 15c lower. Bulk 14.5Tl5ee;
top Las; heavy 1410nl46a: light 14s5dl5-s
light light i4iaYG15sso. heavy packing sows
smooth I3ssa1l:sS; packing sows rough
lscssGl.77.1 pigs I325hrI4s0.
CATTLE-I3d6e Est,mnted tomorTpw
LEGO; firm. Beef steers; Medium and
heavy weight choice and prime if3M
1Ha: medium and good l156nn46; COM
mon sWu115e; light. good and choice Id
Ti5&. common and medium SO@lDo
Butcher cattle: Heifers 66bmfO6: COWS
62n1I-5: Gamers and cutters 4i6mec5
veal calves Ih6@16e: fsefier steors 750n
II5G; sfucker steers Ss5@106
SHEEP-I..0O Estimated Tomorrow
10 ouB: firm. Lambs f7DUM1o: cults and
common 14g1hT-U Ewes: Medium. gDOd
and cnDice II5@146e; culls and common
aJ0n1U75.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Fearu-cs Of tne Days Dealing N All
-ne leading Stocks

Eew ~1rs. March 1.-Dempbi.iz2non
~ ne -a.iroaas. a supreme court oe
slrr -avurlug me United States Sfee
For. -c4t4nI4. comparatively easy CAD
rnoi' -ates. an al-a-ounc advance N
10 md -ef1ned oil products. were me
sia, Influences OF today's stock mar
-.
u nes. widely diverse developments
'ne tec.sinn ansolving the steel corpDr-
r0m Illegal practices was me
M Important, prices raltTing quite
r"' ~ u ne last hour. when the text
pu--s ming was 0Dt2insd-
LII ana affiliated equipments were
'a" lrae points higher At the OPEN"
~ mis- advantage was Epceciiy
r--v.t-, when pressure against hlEn
= speclaltins was renewed. Inis
Fas 1ost marked in General M0fnfs,
~.-a't Steel and feathers. where 70
- '1s -angec t--nm two 10 g points
T"Ic-luns extended 10 rails, Wnefe
7uln n nc initial gail was cancaiieo.
-rfStnrn1 transportation falling Dack
fasi.~ as me speculative division.
-a1piB.s showed similar tendencies and
.pNu Si;a-nS became reaCt1onary.
-an"-s did not grasp the tuN I'M
or " she steel decision until the news
iHAe~F lssusd excerpts. whe-eupun
-EI1ef States Steel began ID De heaVi-
A1cumulaTed up 70 a5s. an extreme
Acr-ace II - points, closing virtually
- --lf on
A2eDsnuert steeis rallied TWO 70 EVe
ON rom their MINIMUM with nn-
'aer0us -aliwav equipments. and motors
4.G -ar.r spec;altfes rose hr1sply WIN
pe.'p al;rls amt snippInEs- Gains Of one
. .n-ne points praioniuated At The ac-
We rspss. sales amounted 20 Iio.uN
s.Arez
u -ae a0nd market Liberty 5ss made
per ~r}t.Die recovery from last wea& s
2T Hve.. MT others Of the group as well
Il rror- notes were weak. French
alre.paia rallied from their cary
'ea'1neas. 5ut me general list was II
esGa' Tn1al sales, par value were
sle,s1'.&,4 nd r. s. bonds were un-
iaac4a IN call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

ing COUNTY, John Bulmer went over
20 see john Burke after the shoot
ing. lie told Bulmer that ne mad
had quarrel with BARLEY over the
notes. Is there anything which
comes out 10 show maj Ba-rIey
would shoot John Burke and run +"
And not stop and see wta. lad hap
pene6" Do you rernerbe when
questioned him. thar he said ne made
no ourcry, ne did not try u follow
BARLEY" Gentlemen, ne went IN
and told about the LIQUOR --a1snc-
lions and about those 7otes. Tse
YOUR own 5000 common sense then
determine If they are nor fo-ge-ies.
Il they ara forged there is a reason
why a man might want to XIII an
other Then Il they are genuine, and
BARLEY refused TO pay them. ism.
5000 enough motive for murder.
5urke's WOUND Sef inflicted
With a different pair Of trousers. 10
special attention 70 height Mr Hamii-
TON figured out. with NJ Burke stand
ing SO and 50. that he must have been
shot SO Tar away Again 7 ask YOU. as
did Brother Pattangan. Use common
sense aow do you think .Iann Burke
was shot. with a burnt place as Dig as
a half dollar on his leg" When the shot
went N il drove in powder. That never
could have been snot five feet away.
Using these facts think You will ind
that was q self-inaicted yound.
.sNvsf,a E~ur
NJ. Burke and Mr. BARLEY left about
Sc II the shots were at s. Is. how much
time would John Burke have had tine
10 get home After the shooting ne
could have gone 10 the road 10 see Il
The road WIS clear. as 7 have suggested,
10 see # the coast was clear lie could
have carried thai nody The L. feet
around the cave ! man would have
rushed. Ten or five minutes to nine he
could have rushed ID Cne car, cranked
it Manchester Moore tDld OF hearing
q car go by around 9-it might haye
been a Few minutes past. You work Il
out. gentlemen, and you will see there
Is minute Or two for tina; car 10 get
70 the Bonttlman road That car came
down there ahead Of the Taylors- That
car. when il WIS found. had the lights
on. Next morning. when the engine
was started. The lights burned brightly
Murderer Knew Of Cave
The MN vino killed Nelson BARLEY
knew where thar cave was A man who
wnuid kill like thar would have a suffi-
cient alihi. Nelson Barley was delib-
s-ately murdered there. upon some es-
cuse or some pretext- Look It over
Can you ind anyone bu, John Burke
who could have done IT. Had oppor-
unity 70 do ito
Another piece of evidence can be
brought into this case-that of New
ton. He was the friend who called u
see John Burke on the morning arter
he was shot. Il Harry Newton told
you the truth, there comes a CLEAN Of
in the mind Of grtef-st-icken
John Burke
''tt is your duty 10 Gift these ont. Law
Rnd order demand thai the guilty shall
be oprvieted. that the Innocent shall be
freed. II you believe that John Burke
10 innocent- for Gods sake say SO. But
II Won think he Is guilty Il is your duty
to yourselves. your camilies, your State.
70 render thai verdict
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WEST SIDNEY
Miss Sesta r. Knowles

The death Of Miss Tesra z. KNOW
les Of Belgrade. last Thursday, Feb.
70 came as d. shock 70 her relatives
aac friends at West Sidnev. II WAS
known she was very sick with iufiu-
enza- but slight Improvement Sarur-
day, Feb. 20 gave her friends hone Of
her recovery. Miss Knowles was the
daughter Of rhe Iafe Emery and Low
inin (Cotrle) Knowles and had passed
nearly her life on the farm in Bel
grade. where she passed away. She
was kind. thoughtful OF others and
ready TO help n the church and all
pertaining 70 II. whenever health
would permit. She united with an
Augusta church many years ago.
Miss Knowles is survived hy TWO
sisters and three brothers. Mrs. Elmer
WILDER of Rrncistun; Mrs. z. 4.
Burns. Augusta: n. A., W. H, and
E. c. Knowles ali Of Belgrade. the
latter with whom she lived.
Funeral ssrvices were held AZ her
late home last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Weston P. Holman of Oakland
officiating. The flowers were very
beautiful. The bearers were Nathan
A. Knowles. W. II. Knowles, Elmer
Wiiber Of Brocktnn. Mass. and E. Fl.
Burns Of Augusta The remains were
placed in the receivLng tomb at Bel
grade cemetery.
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Boston. March :.
SEEF-Chpice whole cattle 19G1
RTTTER-Northern creamery extras
66n66a western Creanerv extras 6oe166.
CEEESE-TwirTA extras q aa32-
CORN-No. yellow r.cGf75
EGGs-Nea-Dy henne-y 69ss; western
cxrras ,t1tts
FLOUR-spr;nr patents. EaS-lh sarks,
special shorts I25oIn411a; standard T".as5n
-c5
EAY-No . timothy 44a4s
Thanksgiving 31mS2
OATS-Fancy 10 lbs. IosG1BSl.
PORk-Mediurn backs Fl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Green Noun
ta.ns 6non65G.
SUGAR-Granuiatefi- wholesale gro
GERS quotation. 1SI16a in bulk, 1slul6i
n packages.
VEAL-l.HI
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WTSCASSET

Mrs 2 Colby il recovering --um an
accaek Of pneumonia
Charlie and Susan Ouuron passed las-'
week II Albion with their uncle. Charles
Coffin.
Lincoln Aier-- o@ Bath was a. his,
lather 5. Farley Me-rys. over Sunday.
ar Morrill, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. George Dor-.
Miss Charlotte Dow IS attending a.
business college, in Bangor
The families Of Nj Richards. Wiz
Buudin and Vivian Giles are recovering
from Influenza
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straigtlts iG-59ueo; Kansas st-aights
-ooe1sasd LOO.
WEEA--spo1 quiet. No. red 80
nominal : o n steamed.
CORN-SDot staRGie-: No. yellow 1876
and No. = mixed I67. New York
Io-dav shipment
OA-S-Spot steady; No. : white 1o35.
PoEk-Cnser-led mess 41Ho4pf3b'; fam
lily 5naen5SC1
LAPD-F'i--n; middle west 15nGI3l+1
BCTTER-W eak; receipts 0652 tubs;
c-eansrv higher than extras 64ssdS, DC
extras 90 score s3t,aS4 irsts IS 20 Vi
score 5SGG5, packing STOCK current make
No. 3Ss
EGGS-C1 se.tled: receipts T..iS cases:
fresh gathered extra first 5S: firsts IotI5T
state. Pa. and nearby western nenne-.'
whites tirsts to extras 5snS2; dc. hen
merry browns extras tsen6I do. gathered
browns and mixed coiors 1irsts 20 extras
;,7157D.
GAR-Raw nominal: cent-tfuga!
LH. -efineG easy. unchanged to one
cent lower: fine graduated 148D1Isfo.
SUGAR futures we're quiet and prices I'M
changed n i've points lower at NOM.
OTAToES-SteaGy: Bermuda bbi. ne
tGI3s. Maine IS0 ms 9sis01On state din.
ssyTlsa. Long Island DO. asGauI050, Jer-
sev M. i nag @G3oo; southern No. l
basket 38n:54i
CABRAGES-Ftrn state Dbl So015ec:
state red 4sStT:S4l.
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Mooers vas correct.
Wouid Not Wait for 5ory % Stiffen

DO vou suppose that any man
could or would ever sit down and
wait four hours for his victim TO stiff
could have come back and pu. that
BODY INTO The cave" Figure OUT
whether the sriHened body could
have been carried around and into
me cave. On his body were the
clothes he code away in. Ills t-nu-
sers. his coat, his vest. sis snirr were
all pulled up.
Shows sar.iey's Cost
THAT Is the cDa. that Nelson
BARLEY wore and NJ Sturgis
showed the coat 70 the jury. that
coat was all punched up behind
said DR.. Bootiby. LOOK q, those
blood stains. They were produced
by q fold. he lay On his back. head
tipped back. coat punched up. Where
would the blood go L wouldn't
spur- out. Z would trickIe out Do
you suppose that tour-inch square
on the floor Of the cave was cerebrp-
spinai fluid. or was /. blood? They
want you 70 believe that that man
lay out there until al the blood had
run out"
II believe that you win find that
the body of Nelson BARLEY was TAX
en- into that cave very sonn after
death. Can't you imagine the man
VINO shot MIN down anc shot him
again airing 10 see II anybody had
heard MN This question Of -igor
morris is not 50 serious as il would
have appeared. That arm NIGH.
have gor hooked onto something in
the cave, and might have fallen later
Those clothes indicate to me bevouG
a doubt and il must TO you. that the
body was hauled by the feet. How
could a man fall in that position,
The body was discovered They
went 70 Mr.. Burke's home
Whist Burke Said
Now 7 want to discuss with you
what M Burke said. In an un-
guarded moment, % prove an aIibi.
he said. I didn't have time; I didn't
leave the hotel until eight or there
ahours, was shot At a-10. How did
ne know? Whoever killed Nelson
BarIey knew that cave was there.
Burke was II the woods the Sunday
before. He wouldn't admit that he
was as far up as he had been seen.
He told those wilc picked him I'D
that ne had been up TO the Arm
strong Bars. He told the officers he
had not been there N daylight FOR
some time He told the officers his
revolver was in the drawer He
knew II didn't ut the wound in his
leg and il he was guilty he knew il
would not fit the wound in Bartiey's
head. He said that was the only
one ne had. What about the four he
had borrowed. and about which e
told Wat about the nickel revolver
tat Mrs. Cooper testified she nw him
put in his desk that day last sum-
mer'
Tells Of ouasrsi
Nelson Bartley's wounds are cun-
sistenr with the shots that Periey
Cook heard. Shots were sometimes
heard in that vicinity It's hunt
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New York. M1rch =
Se2c:Lra-ie paper SSn6s
@te-!ur 1-dav bills a.3Ss.
cTrie-c;al Se-dav hills ON banks 81
,.s ou1lr-c!ai 5D-day bills s.3S, dem2nu
< -44oieF -s3s
ARCS demand az cables h8.
=, y gan --ancs. demand LIZ, c2nles
5t4ice-s demand 70 S.-16. cables
-.-t1
demand iE.g. cables 1&.3.
.@ demand LOO cables 1N.
'#N~Ilrlcnt bonds Irregular
N'hu uonas ir-cg,fiar.
cams strong: 50 days. - days
nnu'hs. - bid
'none7 sreadv high 10, low 10,
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RICHMOND
RICHMOND ELECTS
TOWN OFFICERS

Richmond held its 18th town meeting
a: the Town hall Monday forenoon. Z.
z. Drew was elected moderator, The
town officers were ELECTED So-
he ensuing year
Town clerk, =. = Gaube-t select
men, Or. z. Z. Peabody chairman,
Byron L Ludwig, Harry L. Tar; treas
ure-, SCION " Pu-ingtnn, collector of
taxes. Flank T. Dunn auditor, Henri
.. Heed school board, ., X. n Price
: u Randlette. Scion W burlington
road commissioner. Brvon - Ludwig.
Thir-y-five thousand, SIX hundred dol
lars was the amount -z.sed
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DARTMOUTH TRACK TEAM
TO COMPETE N INDOOR
CHAMPIONSHIP MEET

New York. March The Dart
mouth track team. winch defeated
Harvard and Cornell in the triangu-
ar track meet 81 Boston last Satur
day, will compete y the nallnna! in
door championship meet here on
March Is. Z faculty permission can
be obtained.
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TOWN ELECTIONS

Clinic At the arrIial town meet
ing held on Monta~ March :, the fol
lowing officers we-s elected George
billings. moderator. Liovd Harmon
tOwn clark Ira Nl.ha-n, LIST seIectrnan
lr''lnC Whlt-en "a seiuctrnan Riair
Richardson So seie~.Tran & T Bean
.raasIIrer X N. Keene. collector rus
zee OF Brown Memorial lihrary r :.
Resse. Arthur tnit, Archie WeHne-
roAA COMMISSIONER
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The New Car

is the most Interesting possession of the buyer.
He delights to drive t. to be near It. to talk about
It's performance. And only few weeks ago you
couldn't have induced him to give up the CIR he
drove last season. still good for miles of pleasure
But today you may buy that stin-satisfactury
automobile at "a astonishing low price, and On
eacy terms to boot Now the new cars the
thing with that owner.
Watch Journal classified ads every day for
sales announcements Of many sturdy car Offer
ed for quick sale because the new one has inst
arrived.
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JACKSON TO SIGN
WITH WHITE SOX

Savannah Ca. March Joe Jack
son. the Chicago White Sex fielder,
said today he had concluded 10 sign
up with the team for the coming sea
son but would not give out figures of
his contract
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MI. VERNON

SOCTE-M- and Mrs. John 2
Walker are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of j son. Feb &c.
Mrs. 0. I. Dunn is III with corges-
ton Of the lungs.
Mr.. and HRS. George johnson of
Long Island are AT Lewis Jofnsor's.
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SMALL POSTOFFyCES OF
MAINE TO DEAL DIRECT
WITH PORTLAND OFFICE

Portland. Ne. March An -ntrd ana
Tour class pustnrices n Name. nun
berirg nu-e han sa0. VIII deal direct
With the Portland postofhce as sonn as
orders Just issued by the pusLofhce de-
pa-tmenr become effective which viii
De within a month, i was learned tn
dav Offices Of me first and second
CLASS will continue their transactions
WITH the department a. Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

chicago March J.
Current belief that private reports
would show relief of corn were virtual
ly offset as a market influence today by
thar corn from Novern-
ber to March ! was ahort the heaviest
on -ecnrd- Prices closed nervous AT tn.
same as yesterdays finish TO &c lower
with May 1855 10 1S6s and July LOO TO
I2ns Outs gained 70 1c. In provisions
the outcome varied from 5 cents decline
to % cents advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
FORKS

wES--Bert c. Morris made a trip 10
Skownegan recently.
Drs. Hopkins and Brown Of Bingham
were N town several times last week
attending their patients.
Harry Morris Of Forsvtne passed sun
DAY IN town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

The Parson-"And you say your
wife was thinking Of women's hats
all the time she was at church. Sun
day."
The Deacpn-'Tm afraid she was.
parzon.-
I'm so sorry. Her mind should
have been on higher things"
Great guns. Parsnn, are there
any higher things than wnmers
hats"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

Chicago White Sex was received ny
President Couiske- today With the
signing of Lees the White SOx have
three catcne-s under contract. he others
being Raw Scha.k and Byrd Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

New yorp. March !
Ia. nrices on Liberty bonds: 3ss
80 1rs' Is "a SECOND IL $50; hrSt
u $50 secnnd 44s Ss.3s; third ~ x3;
oir,e laa = " Victory ar G.8; victory