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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-15

The home and conservation deparJ
ments of the Ottawa Woman car
held their annual business meeting
and election of officers. the following
officers being chosen for the comm
year
Home department
Chairman Mrs Morey Roberts
Vice chairman Mrs. Arthur Prish
ard.
Secretary Mrs, A. NJ. Kile
Treasurer Mrs John Hanna
Conservation department
Chairman Mrs. GeufGe \. Grow
den.
Vice chairman w. Z Howard.
Secretary Mrs A. VI. kiIe.
Treasurer-M j. A. Hanna.
The meeting was held al the hOm"
Of Mrs Gustav kneussl on Illinois
avenue and was well attended Pre-
cedng the report Of the nominating
committees DR.. Minerva tferricE gave
m interesting talk on Spring Tonic,
and w. H. Howard gave a talk on
"Gardening The election Of de-
par.ment officers will be confirmed N
the general club meeting April -
:. :. !.
The members CT the Woman's Chris.
nan Temperance Union held a Very
interesting meeting yesterday alter
noon at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Farnsworth, 444 State street, Eight.
cen ladies We're in attendance, me
day was given over 20 a study Of TIE
Y. 2. b. and w c. r. [, Conservatory
Discussion. the Influences OF the y.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-15
EMPLOYERS FIGHT
BASIC LAW GIVING
MENR|GRT T0STR|kE:
MANUFACTURERS APPEARING Be.
FORE CON CON CALI COLLEC-
TIVE BARGAINING AND WALK.
our BLOW AT INDUSTRY.


'i' l''F"'l'' Np'II 10 me manual
tuners and employers Of he state
pleaded with the convention tonight
10 n;ooonhota ,,io, 1a,,a.,. so....,,
''''' '.'''''''''
io' '''' con >'i'"''ohal privilege Of s'fiF
ing organizing, picketing and paying
strife hanorrs
.,I,aaa, NV. '..,...... .......
''''' '''' present constitution m
ddSlft"S have grown in Illinois" said
T. Il. O'Brlen of Decatur. one r.n~a.
sentative of t1a min,t ,,.,,,f., .,,
.-..-.. -
ma, $500 a.,I IA I'm he W" Ia. NIT
ra,r' a,,1 ''EI",!," pa! Hic@' dVNah-
,.h3en,ianot,,a" 'l''',l+ '"g,i "l'1 an
III, ITi;'. ~ i'oPUl"-
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ar o ,,' 5gsI'S' oU' ne 'neliuiactUi-
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-15
Foxy Birds.

Many birds have the trick of tum-
hljn2 along on the ground in front Of
spow~mru III order to draw them away
from their nests.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-15
Dye That Skirt,
Coat or Blouse
"Diamond Dyes" Make Old, Shabby,
Faded Apparel Just Like New.

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use diamond Dyes Guaranteed to give
new, rich, fadcless color to any fabric,
whether wool silk, linen, cotton or mixed
goods dresses llonses stockings, skirts,
ohldrcn's coats. drapcrica, --cverythi
y Direction Boot, is III package.
70 match any material, have dealer
show you "Dtamond Dye" Color Card
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-15

" fgb' oa .ho convention floor ars
tain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
.TACkMAN

Allen J Moore returned from Boston
Friday.
Mrs Hannah Barney returned 10 her
home in Fairfield Saturday. having been
called here by the death Of her brother,
Richard Holden.
O. Il. Mills made short business -rln
20 Bangor and Augusta last week.
Mrs. n. E Holden left Monday for 4
two-snonths trip through Massachusetts.
Ruei E Holden made a short business
trip 10 Bangor Thursday.
Guy and Roy Holden returned 10 Por-~
land Friday. having been called here by
the death of Richard Holden.
About four inches of snow fell
"Wednesday
The funeral of Richard Holden was
held Tuesday afternoon from the Con-
grogatiunal church. The interment was
IN the Holden cerneferr.
Mrs Charles Batoroff Of hokumu,
md. IS visiting her sister, Mrs $. :.
Wilson.
Mrs. Georgia FerEerson and son.
Charles Fergerson. left Thursday for Il
Raso. Texas. where Mr.. FerEerson. who
is an Immigrant inspector. has been
transferred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
BOXING NOTES

Biddeford JournaI-Young Cham
bers Of this city, the lightweight
champion boxer Of the State de-
tends his title Friday evening al the
Company D arTnorv when he meets
Spin Mcclure OF Augusta. Cham
bers had an encounter with Nc
CURE last fail and the latter dropped
him with dream waIlop IN the
third round. Il was the first time
that any one had won from Cham
beers by a cleancut knockout. When
Chambers won the championship Of
the State a while ago by defeating
Pal Lorraine Of Lewiston, Mcclure
was not slow N challenging The new
title holder. They now appear in
the ring 10 decide VINO is really the
man who deserves the title. Cham
bers has recovered from his recent
bout with Jack Mansfield of Law
renee. Mass. and is planning a sur
prise FOR the lad from the capital Of
The State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
LIBERTY
J. c. Sherman

john G. Sherman Of West Liberty
dropped dead in i store At Branch
Mills. where ne had gone 10 pur-
chase supplies for his home, Satur-
day, April -. Mr. Sherman had
been N poor health for the past
five years with organic heart trou-
BILE. but was able TO get about and
10 some light work He was a man
much respected. having filed near
IN all the town offices with honor
and credit. He was a member of
Liberty Lodge. 2. * \. N. No. III.
and 4 past master after serving Two
years: also i member Of Arbutus
his wife Sylvia Johnson sherman;
one son. Everett, Of Beverly. Mass
and one daughter. Mrs. Russell Bel
den of PIentess. Maine. The burial
service was at the home. Tuesday
afternoon. April =. and was large
~ attended by nelghhors and
friends. Rev. H " Abbott conduct
I'd the service More than forty of
his Masonic brothers attended and
conducted the Masonic service at
the grave. the burial being in the
cemetery at Sher-nans Corner. The
floral tributes We're many and beau
tiful from friends and the orders.
the mound being entirely covered.
Miss Cora Bradstrest. who is
having a vacation from the Tapley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Decided Braue Penchant for Extra Frames
WaLly Schang Shines for Sox in First Start
BOWDOIN PITCHER
LOSES GAME
TO ST. ANSELM

Brunswick, Ne, May a-St Ansalm
defeated Bowdoin TO IN one of the
best earsy-season college baseball games
ever played in Brunswick The game
was Of especial interest IS the two
teams played for 10 innings TO TO )
tie about 10 days ago The game was a
pitchers battle throughout, and Walker
of Bowdoin lost his own game in the
NTH inning when he gave Borden Il base
on balls and then made a wild heave in
fielding McWilliams' bunt- McLaUSh-
lin. who followed. singled and the bases
we're full Scully and Cunningham nit
sacrifice flies TO the outfieId on which
Borden and McWiIliams scored Bow
dpin's lone tall came in the eighth
when Doherty singled. took second on
passed ball and scored on errors by
Hays and Cunningham.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
COLLEGE GAMES
At Lewiston-Bates College ;. z

At Lewiston-Bates College ;. Boston
University G innings,.
At Medford. Mass--Holy Cross :.
Tufts .
At Providence-Brown :. Trinity =
AT Philadelphia-Pennsy . No.
Carolina !.
AT Princeton-P-inceton 5. Virginia !.
At Cambridge. Mass.-Dartnouth -o-14-
!: Harvard IL 6.
At Burlington. vt-Cniversity OF Yer
mont 70. Williams 0.
At Hoboken. y. J.-Stevens J. Johns
Hopkins Q.
AZ New Tork-swar.hnore s. Column
hia G.
At West Point, Y. Penn State :.
Army =
At Hamilton. y. Y.-Colgate 5. Cor
nell .
Al New Eaven-The Tale baseball
team defeated West Virginia here today
) 20 - Innings: West Virginia I o 0 0
l o-2-5-4; Yale Q I q . 0 x-5-5-4
Lernley and Martin; Selleck and Peters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
AND
RENAULT FIGHT
TO A GOOD DRAW

Lewiston. April s. Especially -
Battling Levinsky. champion light
heavyweight, and Jack RenauIt.
champion Of Canada. fought two SIX
round goes 10 draw this evening in
City hall. The so was one OF the
best heavy scrambles that has been
seen IN the state for many years.
Renault surpriced the fans with his
clever footwork and all round speedy
performance.
In the semi final between Dan
Mccormack Of Boston and Kid Colin
OF Lewiston. the lad from the Hub
had the better of the six rounds.
The affair, which was held under
the direction OF the Hillside A. c.
is the first that the organization has
put on for many years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Mt. VERNON

EAST-d5ss Marie Cole Of Win
nome OF her parents. Ar. and Mrs
Clarence Cole.
George Hall had he misfortune 20
Cut his lef. hand so badly while
working n the woods that he WIS
obliged 10 60 home.
Tim Currier is suffering with blood
poisoning I his foot.
Miss Mildred Ingham passed ! few
days last week with her cousin. Miss
Grace Ingham II Readfield Depot.
LLOYD and Donald Ingham returned
home sunday after a few days visit
with their father, Frank InghaIn,
ia. L.ttletieId IS critically IL NJ his
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Hall arrived
Saturday NJ the home of his parents.
dr. ana Mrs. Herbert Hall.
SCCTH-WilliaTn lose is confined 20
the house with 4 bad cut on his FOOT.
which required 70 stitches by tie phy-
stefan to close the wound.
Miss Agnes E. Copp was at her home
here for 4 shor- stay this week. return
me 10 Winthrop Thursday.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Dunn }
Corner church will be entertained by
Mrs. Susie Raymond ard Mrs. Lucy
Springer al 1drs. Springer hume for
an all-day meeting Thursday May 8
Little Christine FogE, who has been
III. IS nuch improved.
Plummer Wood was a weekend wish
tur at his home last week.
Charles Hutchinson IS saving wood
through This 1eiEhborhood by machine
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pear. Mr.. anu
Mrs. Fred Walker and Mrs. Emma
Walker were callers Il Maple Grove
Farm Sunday
Elmer Z. Smith Of Fairfield visited
his aunt. Mrs. Sarah Dunn. SATURDAY
MIS- Horace Wood ana daughter Ruth
were Sunday callers al Lewis Johnson $
Neal jenkins WIS I weekend visitor
II the home Of MS grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. ". z. Jose. returning 10 Win
hrrp MrndaE-
Mrs. Mar Kendall Dunn. who has
been 50 II. : no. as well.
Mrs. Esther Dunn and Miss Alice
Dunn were recent visitors with friends
n Halowel
II. p Walker ana Myles Dudley are
vUrElng 1t Readheld Depot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
x.--,s Iii g. Sowcoin End ;

-ssa-s Ne. May 5.-fspeciaD.-
ro- : vas easily vanquished n 4
.-.-..---- game this afternoon by
4 hitting outfit from Aent's
u. c-e being Is TO 3 Leavitt
rut1t was the hero Of the
t.-s - sle rom making l single
.-.4 1Il W. screaming home
..-. ----as-f n. each time with two
.-4- ~ -c1r,r- SIX ms All Of the
.- ..-= 1-4 heir batting eyes with
-s- ILL b: Inc pill hard. I1oughton.
,.-- .-..- lie st inning Tor Kent
wr.@.9 -hrea men with 10 pitched
ais he last game before
-.-. ST.. -o:ape,es n The champion
-- .. .aI certainly gave Them
-7s a.-.rS practice.
~. t.ar.es Watson Of the local
.r-p-z.l1-. who 5 recovering from
IS ,--~. vas n ths sideLine witness
= - -1test
..r.. a.a .-...I 0 . c-ls-le- $
-~5o.- q 80 . h : @ , O. g. $40
1s:,e-!e- Newall. HoughIon and Le-
.-.e. Graves ana Aarsion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
MERCER

Joe Coupe was the guest If his
father. James Coupe. for the week
end.
Alton Smith has taken a position
with Mr. Fosset of New Sharon.
Mrs. Ialoon of East Mercer has
sold her farm 70 Skowhe-an parties
who viii soon take possession.
Mrs. Samuel FarnhaIn. who has
passed most Of the winter IL Al
Eusta mas returned 10 her home
much improved n health.
Mabel Niles IS al home for a short
time before going 70 Massachusetts
for the summer
The boys from this place who
have been On the drive have finished
work AMI returned home.
Herbert Holmes has returned
home from Lewiston after visit
with hls sister and his son. Everett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Red SOx Holdouts
Back in Line-un

Boston, May THE Red Sox, holding
second place in the American League
race. took the field in beginning d long
home series today as a complete family
and happy one. ''Wally'' Schang, The
catcher who held out for an increase
over the amount called for by his con-
tract. reJoined the club ready 10 play.
His contract was not increased but he
vas given a bonus. Manager Barrow
said Oscar Wit. holdout inhslder. also
was IN uniform. having come TO terms.
Our club rs il stands today IS COM
plete. There Is no man want 10 trade"
Barrow declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
FAYETTE

e Z Gle Is passing 4 few days in
Vermont.
Mr. Day, the County Agent who
was 10 visit the Boys anu Girls Clubs
Saturday has postponed his visit IN
I'll May 10.
Cottages are being put IN on the
old Smiley place for the boys school.
The Ladies Farm Bureau Meeting
was held with Mrs. ErTna Chase
"Wednesday. Thirteen were present.
including Miss Lyman and Miss
Jewet-.
Mrs. Rose Gle of Mt. Vernon is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Belle Gle.
Chester Davenport is moving into
the Delbert Smith house 1t Sander
son Corner
Mr. Dionne has sold his stock
preparatory TO leaving for Lewis
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Marathon at N. Y June 5

New York. May "a marathon
race at the regular Olympic games
distance which will receive Official
recognition as a t-yout for the inter
national event will be held here June
5 by the New York Athletic club il
was announced today. The Olympic
committee decided that because If
the lapse IF time between the Boston
marathon last month and the Ant
werp race another tr-vout III June
would aid N the selection of the men
10 represent this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
MACkMEN BOW To
S0x, 4-3, IN EXTRA
INNING BATTLE

Boston. May 5.-Fosrer's sacrifice fy
with the bases full in the last Of the
18th enabled McNally 70 score. Boston
defeating Philadelphia 70 today. IN
the last OF tlieninth with Boston trailing
3 70 !. Foster singled with two ont. went
unoppased 10 third and scored when
walker r2uffed SCOTS fly. the latter
reaching second. Jones ran for Scott
and Wallie Schang. making his arst
appearance of the season for Boston.
pinch hit for Walters. His double 10
right scored Jones with the tying run.
Schang caught the rest of the game.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Giants Fail to Top
Robins Early Lead

New York. MAJ brooklyn de-
seated the New York Nationals here
today IN the opening game of their
first series IN Manhattan. thes core
being ! to 5. Brooklyn got off 10 a
strong start, scoring three runs off
Barnes N the first inning on four
hits. two steals ana two errors.
The Giants. however. gave Man.
ager Robinson Of Brooklyn 4 scare
IN the Sth inning, when with on$v one
1un needed 20 tic. Snyder opened
with q double Grimes then replaced
Mitchell as Bruokiyns pitcher and
Pinch Hitter McCarty OF New York
hunted into 4 double play.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn sol 90 0 o--i3-2
New York 10oo02 zoo o. s-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

hosAtal in Belfast. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Carrie Young.
Miss Ruth Nelson left May LIST
for Norwark. Y. J. where she Will
be married May 5.
Donald II. Walker of New York
City IS passing i few days Al the
Hunt cottage
Thomas p Mathews is home from
Watervtllc, whore he passed the
winter.
Mrs. =. II. Eurd and Miss Susan
Copp ara recovering from severe
attacks OF grip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Browns Dozen
Bars Tiger LOOk-in

Detroit, Mich. May 5-Seven hits
IN error and a base on balls gave
ST. Louis eight runs in the fourth
inning OF today's game with Detroit
From then On the visitors had 10
trouble in maintaining the lead.
The final score was l. 70 4. Four
pitchers were used by Detroit and
Saunders was relieved by Burwell for
ST. Louis in the seventh when the
former showed signs of weakening
Score:
81. Louis ...-0oos : 0 o o-l2-1s-o
Detroit .......1o 900 0 O = S.:
Saunders. Burwell and SEVERED.
Ehmke. Ayers. Alien. Classics. Ain
smith and Mannion-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
White SOx Loss Is
COveIeskie's 9Th Win

Chicago. May 5-Coveleskie won his
sixth straight victory today when
Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 70 IN
The first game OF the series although
he was outptched by Faber. Faber's
error was responsible for the second
run the visitors made. while FeIsch's
error IN the ninth paved the way for
the third run. The first run was
earned. Chicago earned its first rnn
and in belated rally n the ninth
inning was aided by Chapman er-
ror. Score:
Cleveland ......1 0 061 . 1-3-s-l
Chicago ..-.-..0 l 0 0 Q 0 1-2-g-a
Coveieskie anu O'Neill; Faber ami
SchaIk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Reds Timely Hits
Win Over Cards. 81

ST. Louis. May Cincinnati hit
Doak opportunity today and defeat
"a ST. Louis 70 l IN the opening
game of the series. Reu1her forced
in The locals only run by walking
three men in succession in the sixth
and forcing Shotton home. Score:
Cincinnati III Q Q 00I 1-3-l2-2
st Louis ...o 0 e00IOo oil SO
Reuther ana Wingo; Doak and
l-lpYnnnS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Harvard Loses
n Dartmouth, 1917

.----r-.dgc. Mass May 5-T1mely
- 5v -,1r-nouth IN the first two
--.-rs 1. .oday's game. coupled
-. 4aa- --ors by the Crimson. was
-.s-.a7slb.s tor the winning OF the
"a ~ ne cam from Hanover.
lard -e5Tad three runs IN 4
- -r7ug rally but could not
r,-ro-re Carmouth's lead Innings:
..,--..,a 35b0O001 1-J0-I4-4
- l60I20 Q 6 Tilt
pa--,... Harris and Ross: Earri-
m. 5ardeu and Lancaster
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
SPORT NOTES

The Harness Horse Association
was given equal representation on
the 5oint rules committee with the
National Trottiug Association and
the American TrottinE Association
through resolution adopted al New
York "Wednesday by the board Of re-
view OF the National Association.
The joint committee will have a
membership OF nine, cornprl sing three
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
SENATORS FAIL TO
BACK Up JOHNSON

Washington. May Ragged sup
port behind Johnson cost Washing
ton the opening game with New York
today. to !. only one of the visitors
runs being earned. O'Neill was spiked
1t short II the rirst inning ana was
relieved by Ellerbe. Innings:
New York 0 9 Q o. . : I-7-11-0
Wash gton 100000 o-I- 6-6
Mays and Ruel; Johnson ana Pic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Braves c 0 NE
THROUGH IN nth
win OVER PILLS

Philadelphia May pinch run
ner Chrisfenbury scored the run that
won today's game for Boston from
Philadelphia IN the 18th inning,
% g. Paule1te's Wild throw 10 the
plate after knocking down Pick
liner permitted the tally. Manager
Cravath. pinch hitting for Wheat in
the ninth, tied the score with 4 sin
gle 70 center Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Cory -iCn -ear, Managers Elected

49, -cse-.rE of Con- High students
. .zs..-t!v Wednesday the following
80, -.s@.t1 : connection with athletic
....ys..=s. a.den Merrill, manager Of
IL -o-5 -2sst. BAN team for 1871; Spot
--c .illa.cSs ana Rnowtton Hewins.
ss-s,1.: managers. Boys track team.
N1.-:.tr Thomas. manager; Leo
--.---z-1 ma William Gelcheil. as
ST. -a-rlzers. Manager of the foot
IT, -eal1 ..r -g3l. Eden Gray; assist
L.. managers. Donald Giddings and
,.---1v Randall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
TROY
W. W. Seavey

Winslow X Se2vey died very sud-
denly April 30 at MS nome IN East
Troy His age vas 81 Years. De
was never married bur made a home
for his mother who died asst fail and
for his widowed sister and her sons.
The funeral was held AZ he home on
Monday afternoon attended by Rev
Ar- Ber-inan anu me burial was IN
FllrvIely GENET lIr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Services were resumed N the Troy
church asst sunday. All are glad 10
have NJ. Berriman back as pastor
for another year, which was his
CHOICE. though he was offered a more
lucrative position elsewhere with a
stronger working church.
CEN-ER-The mumps are prevalent
n the vicinity o the Center
William DobSon Of Pitts1ield and Al
fred Wright were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. " Eawes. Sunday
Miss Aida Head began teaching
Monday n canaan.
e T. Davis mas made - gallons Of
maple syrup this season.
Mrs Viola EdInDnds was called 70
Winte-nor- FRIDAY ~ the ser5gus illness
Of her brother. Mr. Gardner,
Mrs J. = Bagiey IS quite IL. Miss
Georgia jackson = with her.
MS T ". Halves 5 recovering from
her recent Illness.
George Shibles mas returned home,
still disabled from his accident at the
humber camp two weeks or more ago.
vaen his arm was seriously II. Ired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Chicago Produce Market

t-tsl"aG0. MAY "a
Corn ard oats averaged lower in p11ra
today. chiefly rs 4 result Of b@T-e-
wea' her ana more favorable r--1D -s-
Dor-s Corn Closed nervous At = neE
decline 20 &c advance. with July 7GS IL
% rs Z-2 ana September 1Gn - o -61 : .
CATS showed a sernack Of ! cent 70 =
cents. In provisions the outcome varied
from sc loss TO BE gain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
-or Gowdy N 18th.


z-Batled for z. Miller in 9Th.
" Batted for Wheat in 9th.
zzz- Batted for Witherow in nth.
Boston .-.. l o . 0 0 9 0 Il
Phila. -. 0 o > 0 0-3
Two base hits-McQuillan. Maran-
vile. Stolen bases-Boeckel. Sac
ritices-Pick. Mann. Boeckel. Double
! Miller. Pauleite
J. Miller Witherow, Rixey ana J.
Miller Left on bases-Boston 10;
Philadelphia 3. Bases on balls-Of
McQuillan j Rixey !. Struck out
BY McQuiIlan I, Rixey :. Passed
halls-Whe4t. Witherow. Lmpires-
Mccormick and Hart. Time-2-3-.
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sTwo out when winning run sco-ed.
BOSTON.

II-II TOT -t0IL n III.
~=Batted FOR Bush in sth.
Philadelphia .....9 02o0on1 o--S
Boston ..-........1 90 0o6oe0 D0l-
Two.base hits-Ga.loway Walters.
Sch2ng. Sacr;fices-Dykes. Walker z.
Strunk. Hendryx. Foster. Double plays
Foster 10 McNaIly 10 McInnIs = Left
on Observation-Disclosures 5. Boston q Hits
of Bush II 9 innings; off Pennoc1
II innings. Bases on halls-of Kin
ney > BUSH .. Pennock :. Struck out
BY Kinney ). Bush .. Winning pitcher
Pennock. Unpires. Dine=n and HalIia.
Time 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Carus Release Cuban

s., -rL.s. May Manager Branch
.cEev II ,aa St. Louis National
---aE-e IAN has announced The re-
IS scar Tuero. 4 Cuban pitch
waa has 1aen with the locals for
.a as .aree yeaGs. 20 the Kansas
~ la u, he American Associa-
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BOWDOIN.

Stolen base-Doherry. Struck out-By
Meiansoa 2. by Walker . Double plays
-Crosssr TO Morrill,; Walker 70 Smith 10
Clifford. Passed ball-Cunni2ghaIn.
Base on halls-Bv Walker 8. Sacrifice
hitE-Downey, McWilliaIns. Cook. Gun
ningharn. Umpire, Bresn OF lewiston.
Time so
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Wilbur Shaw

Wilbur Shaw fell dead on the road
Mondar morning while assisting 4
nelghbur who had his load stuck n
the mud Mr. shaw had had trouble
with his heart previously. but seemed
in his usual health. lie leaves TWO
sons. Loren Of Connecticut and Frank
/. Of Pittsfield ana daughter. Mrs.
AIlard Of MassaC huseJ1s.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany 6. Bridgeport :.
Hartford {. Worcester : o. innings).
Springfield 3. Plttsheld :.
Waterbury !. New Haven Q.
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Harvard Wins Over Brown at Tennis

Providence. r. L, May THE Har-
ward tennis team made a clean
sweep against the Brown team here
this afternoon. winning all four
singles and both double matches.