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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-03-04
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out Of the system
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. p
lively guaranteed by money-back off
Tastes fine; costs triHe. Delivered an
where by our Oxford Agents, P. B. Flu
Phone them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Ms. Lucy Helen Sherman. q native
OF Islesburo. but for 19 yei.rs resi-
dsrt Of Belfast passed away II her
home in Union street al 4 o'clock
Thursday morning after 4 brief i'll
ness. Mrs Sherman WIS SS years
Young beloved by all VIM knew her
and was Grandma Sherman" 10
more than half Of the children OF
Belfast Of whom she was very fond.
She was the last Of the large family
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas GiIkey, old
residents Of Islesburo and her early
life was spent there. More Than 60
veurs a-o she was married there TO
Edsun Sherman whose death occur
red four wears ago. since when she
has been surrounded by al the love
that her children and children s
children could bestow to. make up in
d measure for the loss Of the com
panionshIp of go years. Until within
4 few weeks she had been III her
usual excellent health. fond of com
pany and especially that Of her
grand children and great grand
children OF whom she was very
proud Her death Is the cause of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

profund sorrow. One daughter. Mrs.
J. Q. Hayes and her daughters.
Misses Grace ana Bertha, have for
the past year or more made their
home with her and besides these she
Is survived by one son. Charles z.
sherman. by 4 daughter tl-law, Mrs
Maude Sherman Of Islesbura. the
widow of Willard sherman VINO was
lost At sea- and VINO has been like a
daughter 70 her. Otaer grand
children surviving are Jerry Z.
Hayes Of Belfast, Eugene Hayes Of
Readville. Mass, Mrs. Harry Upton
Of Sprinrva1e and Raymond Sher-
man Of East Wilson. Six great grand
children also survive. Margaret.
Katherine and Dorothy Hayes of Bel
fast. Gerard. and Robert Hayes of
ReadviIle. SheiIa Upton Of Spring
vale. and Phyllis Sherman OF East
Wilson. Mrs. Sherman was 4 mem
Der of the BAPTIST church ana its
pastor Rev George {. Sauer will off
claIe at the funeral services which
VIII De held on Saturday al II clock
al the residence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

/ ulallon as 10 the outcome of ms match
/ with the Providence hoy
/ Mitchell S speedy why. scientific and
game. rs me spor- fans we'll know after
seeing him n action couple Of weeks
1 ago with K. Q. k-ouse u Milwaukee.
( one Of the toughest men in the game
Today, Their battle IS characterized as
one Of me best ever held n City hall
ana ne fans have been lnsistent tilat
! Mitchell snow here again. While he
met a hard lad II hrouse. ne VIII meet
st5ll harder rinEster IN the lad from
ne Spindle City, VINO is rapidly climb
lng the ladder Of pugilisIic success.
Young Cote Of Augusta and Young
Pinard OF lewiston in The slx-r0und
st.ni-hnaI Will give the fans L great
show n themselves. Core s N all
round athlete, being dne baseball play
er as well as hoxer. lie Is Z 9g:lter
every minute. as me people who saw
ms sensational ba1Tei with Terry Vance
L shur- time ago VIII testify. Cote AID
Vance 70 me canvas n the fourth SEES
SION after I scrap that was ! SCRAP.
Pinard IS a match Tor Cote ana viii 10
. his best 70 lay me Capita CITY hoy iow
He possesses speed. science ana game
ness. carrying z punch In either hand
that IS a sleep producer.
Mat quinn Of Portland viii be the
third man in the ring. Quinn refereed
che last SHOW held by Manager Hopkins
ana many words Of commentator were
heard regarding MS work Is the aroi-
traitor. He keeps me Boys moving every
minutes anu here s no ciresone wait
between bouts. Nj. Quinn is third man
Al the Pine T-ee A =. n Portland ana
IS considered one Of the best Il The
State
Boxing IS one Of the cIeanesr sports
today and IS encouraged both IN the
army and navy. being given prominence
IN the list of athletic activities during
the World Var The shows II ms city
are run IN ! thoroughly clean. sports
nanlike manner. In 4 great many Of
me larger cities ladies' ara regular al
PENDANTS al such shows and ara enthus-
lastlc fans. Manager Hopkins announces
that ladies ara welcnIne n the affair
X ednesdav evening. and if they viii
make application either by letter or by
phone CIV tickets viii E aiven hem
free OF charge and reservations made
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

April 24-sasebaI: cony Roekand at Augusta
Haicssei Gardiner
May BASEBALL: Lewiston ish Gardiner
Bates Mains
at Lewiston.
May 1-Track Relay Carnival Phtarerhia.
May 1-Tenns Bates a Brunswick
May 5-6asehaI: Edward Little at Augusta
May 5-Sasebai: Edsard Little
6-EaseraI: Colby An seln Waternie
atsrie Maine Orono
May 8-Tenns Tech Boston,
May s-Easenai: HalrsseA HaloweiL
May 1c-5asehan: Augusta
May 1S-6asenai OF Colby at Crono
May 15-Trsck Meet le~isfnn
May 15-Track: Intsscnoiastic = Hebron
May 1s-BasenaH= Cony Haos~ei fia!ir~ei.
May 272-Tenns Roscon Int erschuisstc Brunswick
May --Track L. NJ Prep Meet
Z2-Hasehall WevIie 5ates Maine Orono
May 25-L-Tennis: Maine intercollegiate Crono
29Track
May 2s-5asehaH Batss-coIby, Lewiston. srsdoin
May 2-Sasehal: Gardiner vs. Gardiner
May so-sasena= cony Gardner Augusta
May 31-SasebaE: Bates Bo~doin Lewiston
June -Sasebai- Bates 5o~ooin Brunswick
June 5-Easehail. Cony Gardner a Gardner
5-Easenail: Colby at WaterViie-
5-Track: Lewiston
June 11-Track: Gardner cuaiM AZ Augusta.
72-Easebali: Gardner cony IF
Pentzthion Championship
Aug 2Raess Early closing Class Bangor air
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
MADISON

john Tose Of Portland has recently
sold three houses owned Ivy him ON
Highland Park. Arson, - J. +. TrIckey.
Mrs. Percy Jalnson left town Wednes-
day afternoon for Hollywood. Cal.
where she will luin her husband and
make her home. Mrs Jairnson was at
conpanied by her sister. Miss Zena Vim
cent M JaInson formerly had charge
Of the garage Of the Madison Motor Co,
but left town last fail for the South
and after passing d few weeks in Texas
he located in Hollywood.
Mr. and Mrs. WaEus IF Chicago ar
-;ved in Madison "Wednesday night 70
visit Mrs. wogus' mother. Mrs. stella
Fogr, at her residence on Pine street
Mrs. vogus IS former Madison glri
aur left for me Vest about TWO years
aga.
A crew Of -iverdrIyers arrived n
Madison " Wednesday TO begin st-inEing
ba8rns IN thu kennebeC river at TINS
point preparatory 20 the annual drive
William Gugan left town the last Of
he week for WATERFOWL. Mass, TO take
charge uf-S stable Of rare horses where
ne was employed last season.
Frank Dinsrnure Of Portland is in town
thlns week packing MS household goods
preparatory 70 shipping. Mr. Dins7nore
was = we'll known resident Of Madison
for a number Of years.
4 special car was run over the line
Of the Somerset Traction ca. % Show
began Thursday evening 70 accomrnU-
date i company Of 20 knights Of Pyth-
las who attended the anniversary exer-
Cises of Skuwhegan lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
DUBE-MITCHELL,
FRACAS AWAITED
BY SPORT FANS

The boxing fans are eagerly awaiting
next Wednesday evening when the big
show under the auspices Of Tex Hep
ktns' Sporting Club viii be staged with
Harry Mitchell, me Providence sen a.
ion. ana Kid DUDE. the lewiston lash,
as ne main attraction. Right here i
Is well -1 state that IN matching -Aese
Two young yornadoes Manager Hopkins
has turned great stunt. for both .ads
are in much demand Oh account If their
cIpver work. Dune IS spoken Of rs NJ
ukeliest Young fighter the State has
pr1ducea for may Years and IS coming
along Ike Z race horse. He drew he
attention Of the fans in this section By
running Steve T-avers a couple OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
New York Produce Market
New York. Aw'l =.

New ark. April
wEEAT-sput steady. 30. red ana
10. harri gr7 ana No mixed duruIa 3o-
c I track View York export.
CDRN-Spot easy, Va. yellow 1897
anu No mixed 191sz c d New York
oATS-Sput urrn, No. : white 1SS5 nom
inal
L-ARD-Easier: middle west 1a20dls3o
BJTTER-Stroug: receipts $50 tubs
creamery higher ~haa extras 76sid--. ex-
ira ~ score 76. first S 70 Fl score 6af7a
packing stock currenJ make No. = 4aGi4s,.
EGGS-Ir-eEula- race pts 9Sa cases,
storage packed extra firsts 47sd4S. 40.
first 4fsd41 fresh gathered extra FIRST
46da7. do first 4926I455 state, Pa. ana
nearby western hennery white nTSt 10
extra 4&ds-. 40 brown extra +gaI59: do.
gathered brown and mixed cDiors first
To extra 45s14s,
STGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal 1876
refined rr-n: tine g-anulatEd T,a1N1 200
Futures opened weak and continued 70
decline during the early trading under
Liquidation. At nom prices were :. 10
40 points lower.
CTATOES-Easier. Florida new hbi
15aed1ga; Bermuda do. 1oan171a: Jersey
sweets basket 5n0nS1a.
CAEBAGES-Steady and unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Banquet for Basketball Team

More than 200 attended the ban
quet gwen inthe ODD Fellows hall on
"Wednesday might by the Juniors Of
the B. H : IN horror Of the basket
bail team Of 1890 winch has to
its credit II OUT of 4 games Of the
past season.
Master Harold :. Webb. toast
master. opened the after dinner
speaking with some witty stories and
original remarks, and called Tor the
singing Of Maine. Ny state" He
then called upon Thomas ". Lothrop.
manager Of the team for the address
OF welcome. Young LothrUp n clear
concise tones and a brief speech
made the people welcome and thank
al Mayor Wescott and Coach Foster
for the help they hare gwen .the
team Ger the hard places Of the past
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Grammar School
League Announces
Baseball Dates

The augusta Grammar School Ease
bail League now comes 70 the fore with
its baseball schedule Tur the season If
ND This leaEue is divided into rwu
leagues. the juniors ana the seniors.
The Junior league CONSISTS Of ne VIII
uams. Lincoln ana Webster schools.
The senior league is composed IF me
Smith ana Harrington schools ana the
9th grade a. C8ny High school. Great
rivalry mas existed between tle Young
sters IN the past and II is expected thai
some hot games VIII ne on The docket
for this season.
Az G I ST A GRAMMAR : . T O Q Z
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Monday, april s-slniih IS Earring
TON. al Capitol Park Williams vs. an
coin. Williams grounds.
THURSDAY, April @p-Ninth vs. Far
rington. Cunv grounds: Webster vs..
Williams. Webster grounds
Monday. Mag Smith vs. Ninth. cap
itoI Park; Lincoln vs.. Webster. Lincoln
grounds.
THURSDAY, May e-Farringfon vs..
Smith, Farriug-tan grounds; Lincoln Is
Williams. Lincoln grounds.
Monday, May lg-Farring1un vs.. Ninth,
Harrington grounds; williams VS.. Web
ster. Williams grounds.
Thursday, May 1S--Ninta Us. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
BELFAST
Cat Bites Mistress

While brushing her pet angora cat
Thursday morning, Mrs. Jefferson F
Wilson Of Condor street, - IS savage
lv attacked by the animal and before
Il could be beaten on her wrist had
been so badly IaceraIed that i re
CURED the Attendance Of = physician
to dress it, Mrs. Wilson is suffering
rom fright ana pain ana the entire
arm is badly swollen. Blood poison
ing IS feared. The cat Is 4 beautiful
pure white specimen and IS said 10 he
ugly hut TINS Is the first Gne II ever
attacked It's mistress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Eony grounds. Webster VS. Lincoln,
Webster grounds.
Monday. Nav 1--Sntch Us. Earring
cpjn. Williams grounds.
Thursdav. MAJ 23-Ninth vs.. Earring
ton. Clnv grounds. Webster VS.. VII
llarns Webster grounds.
Monday May smith VS.. Ninth,
Caprol PARK Lincoln VS. Webster. In
-oln grounds.
Thursday. Mas "7-Far-ingrun rs.
smith. F-r~;ngton grounds, Lincoln vs..
Williams. lincoln grounds
Tuesday. june Harrington Us.
Ninth. : E-0n grounds. Williams vs..
webster. Williams grounds.
Friday. Iune Ninth IS. Smith. Conv
grounds. Webster rs. Lincoln. Webster
grounds
Monday, June --Ir ne occurs within,
eIlher OF both leagues the same viii be
PLAYED of M Monday, June :.
League Regulations.
l. Games postponed rom Monday viii
he played On Tuesday f possible Games
postponed from Thursday viii De play
al On Friday I possible.
Zach team should provide an Off
clal scorer
.. Eating order must De adhered to
throughout ne game unless otherwise
agreed upon 1y captains Of cunrest-ns
teams.
+ Eacn team must furnish one bail
I good condition for every scheduled
game.
q. a reliaaie and impartial umpire
must 5e provided by the team On whuse
grounds the game IS - be played.
e. Each team should ne acconpanie ed
Nv the teacher IN charge Of the school
which it represents. n by someone
whom she NAV appoint.
Z senior league players receiving Two
Or more DIS on am monthly reppr- card
VII not be eligible 10 participate IN
any game Of the foregoing schedule
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago. April :

=
CA--L E-i4 naa: beef steers steady 10
uneveniv lower. top iS7a. bulk 1850 I'D
she stock weak 20 unevenIv lower. most
~ SVt0a75: bulls steady TO sc higher
calves 51c lower: bulk pea!s 14oaa 1859
feeders demand narrow.
Chicago livestock exchange Statement;
advises holding mack livestock snip
nents where possible until railroads ara
in position TO permit unlimited east
bound movement from terminal market
EO65S-+i CAD: opened mostly &c lower
CLOSED largely 5sfTac lower early l64t
bulk ls2SnlsDe; pigs mostly 5Dc higher
hulk I4-5a11515
SEEEP-infsgo. mostly steady To Sg
higher; prime wooded lambs .t-5- bulk
.I.gsSi yr-5. best snnrn lambs Ta.. built
1S.0d18n: choice wooded ewes I5s0: choice
snurn ewes 135A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Indians Hand lis
Beating to Browns

s. L1uIs. Mo. ApIT.---tta md
swarnned St Louis n the opening
game IF the American Le4-le season
here Today. mailing the offerings PA
four pitchers with iupart-a-ity and
winning L to :. St. Louis was only
allie. t7 bunch hits n the second nm
ing when double and -wo singles
resulted 4 TWO ~Ins. Score
Cleveland 90. 800 @ o a-Il--+--
81 Louis ....5. a . 90 O. > -
Covelesille Myers and C'Neill.
ShuCkeI', BaEne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
PhiIIies VictOrs in
Quaker City Opening

Philadelphia. April - - His hT
Bancroft Williams and StenEel. foi-
lowed by ]. AIlller's sacrifice Hv. con
st3r1ted an eighth innig rally that
gave Philadelphia Al opening day
victory over Brooklyn here today :
70 9. Meadows struck out eight. in
Guiding Neis who was 4 victim three
time. Meadows made a mild throw
IN me fifth. which gave the visitors
TWO runs and the lead, which they
maintained until the locals tailed.
Mayor Moore threw out The first bail.
Scare
Brookiy1 ....--o 1000 p-3-5-l
Philadelphia .pI01 . x---s-l
Pfelner ana Elliott. Meadows ana
TraTess0r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Tr1ercIass Baseball
Schedule at NJ. c. [.

s.--. Ae. april THE scheaui
---~s Ass Baseball league az N
oeen arranged As follows:
gf- Sen .urs Us. Juniors.
b. -~onnulnores VS. Freshmen.
seniors Us. Snphomures.
z. 90 .tn.urs vs. freshmen.
.a - .uars vs.. SOphomOres
r. seniors IS. Freshmen.
-SQpnonor@s vs.. Seniors.
- unlOrs Us. Freshmen.
als juniors -. Sopnomorns.
ne -I7~esnInen IS. Seniors.
~. >aphornores rs. Freshmen.
. n Juniors IS. Seniors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Savage Trims McIntire
Lorraine Bests Meehdn
In Bouts at Bangor

Bangor. Ne. April - Special).-Ir d
'soBd fast twin SIX az the Poiodrone
Pink mis- evening Jack Savage of
Rrockton had slightly the edge On Ernie
McIrtire of Bangor In the serri-inal
frankie Meshaa of Portland met Pal
Lorraine u Bllagor IN TWO sizes. the
fight Doing the whole distance. Lor-
raine had the better of the mill all the
way and had Meehan down for the
count of eight N the first SIX rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Senators Handily Overcome Sox Lead
Babes Injury Hard Luck for Yankees
COME
FROM BEHIND And
WALLoP RED SOX

Washington. April 22-W8shingro7
opened the baseball season al home to
day BY defeating Boston 70 j IN the
presence of 4 record crowd. Including
many high government officials. Vice
President Marshal tossed out the drst
bail. and Secretarv Daniels Il center
field assisted n i hag-raising ce-enuny-
Boston piled up FIVE runs n as many
innings but after that The locals p0ppe1
anto Russell. who was soon withdra WI,
and ka--, a recruit. ana took the lead.
Harper anu I5oyt We're sent IN. 5ut II
was too late. The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
White Sox Win Easy
In Detroit Opening

Detroit April 222.-Tae Detroit
Americans opened their home season
today IN a loosely played came which
went 70 Chicago n =. The visitors
took advantage Of The wIldness Of
the Detroit pitchers, punching hits
benin bases on balls. Leonard was
driven from the box Il the end OF
the fifth inning. Jackson's batting
featured. the Chicago left fielder get
ting two doubles and TWO singles in
five trips 10 the plate. 4 capacity
crowd Witnessed the game. Score:
Chicago go. l 0 i O ! 0 ISL
Detroit 49,. 0 0 o 0 0 o-2-7-5
Faoer and Schalk: sLeonard, Old
ham. Ayers and AinsIulth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Mackmen Opening
Victims of Yankees

New York. April 2@s--The View
York Americans opened their home
season here today by defeating Phil
adelphia in 4 loosely played game
by a score of TO s. Lieutenant
General Robert l. Bullard. Com
mander of the Department Of the
East. attended the game with his
staff and threw on the first bail. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Cubs Trim Reds
in Extra Frames

Chicago. April 222-Barbers triple
against the rigat field screen with
Herzog on first broke up an eleven
inning game with Chicago won from
Cincinnati % 8. Il was the open
ing game OF The National League
here and about 10000 persons were
present including a delegation Of
fans from Cincinnati. Score:
Cincinnati.
2ooo01o0oo0o-a ~
Chicago O0001 o2o0o1 --11-1
Reuther and Wingo; Alexander and
kiuefer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
COLLEGE GAMES

Al Lewell-Lowell Textile .; Bates
Is
AT Philadelphia. Pa--Pennsylvania
defeated Harvard IN hard hitting
baseball game here today by the
score of 6 10 /.
Al Middleton, Cunn.-W esleyan S:
PCwGOirr !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
COIby-'s Rallies
Too Much for the
Bav state Aggies

EIss-. AprI = 0lIy ue-
....- zAassa rnusetts Agricultural Col.
Il. a..-1 hitting game TINS after
score IF 70 s. Rallies IN the
.v.- +,-eutA ana eighth innings
-r-.,. .a ~.c-orv. The scare:
d - 81 o = a-s-I1-4
% % d . = = e-S- 81
aaol.-.a1n and L2mpfleE-: Len /,
-. Egwel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

VIII battle & sensational rounds with
Pinard as semi final
weeks ago in lewiston. and any man
VINO has seen the Biddafurd lad work
knows that II takes an exceptional lad
20 hand him 4 lacing. Numbered among
his victories are the knocking out Of
Young Dundee of Boston. Charles Miller
of BosJun. Young Fisher and Flash
Rodgers. while he fought Berr Jones of
Boston to a draw. There is much spec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Chicago Produce Market

Chicag0. April -
Although the corn marker TfuCtuategi
wildly today, plenty of buyers seemed
% have -egained pOise in regard % H.
nanclal conditions. The effect was TO
bring about quick rallies from every
serious new break in corn values. Clus-
ing quotations however. were unsettled.
ranging from Z net decline 10 ! cent
adcanse with MAY 16ia 70 los and Luiv
I53SsI Isn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Y. M c. A. alley when xAIhison ana
Laid roll Croteau and McDonouEh.
On next Monday evening al P.
II, Allison and Ladd viii meet
Goagin and Kearns OF Gardiner al
the " alleys in a ten string match.
All Of these men ara good bowlers
and should make the pins ay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
BENTON

Hermon Lovejov. who has been
employed in Ohio has returned To his
home for the summer.
Eugene Davis. who has been If the
Sisters hospital for surgical oper-
alton. has returned 10 the home of
James Warren.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
WASHINGTON.
Eat-ed for Shaw IN ID.

WG-IlE- t-4LS--1t:iiDsfAN SittL ,
Gha7-1t!-. O'Neiu STOLEN aRses-Flice
Roth Shannon. Sac fces-F2lIs
Harris. shannon. McInnIs Charity
Double play-Scott 70 Foster. Left on
cases-BosTon 10. Washington - Eases
cn haIls-Of shaw l. Russell .. SchEchr
I. Erickson Kari :. Harper :. Eoy- .
Eifs-Qf shaw n innings. OF
Schach1 IN 1-S innings: of Erickson
III I -. of Harper n innings: of
Russell IN IS innings: off har~ N
10 innings. none out. one ~un scored.
three On bases IN sixth. IT Euvt IN !
inning. Struck uuT-B- Russell r.
Schacht :. Harper :. Erickson 8, VIVA
pitcn-7arper Passed h2lls-rerine =
Winning pitcher Erickson. Losing
pitcher Kari. CnpIres. Dineen and
NaIlin. Time. . 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

-. 5uwilnE fans viii havp an op-
sa.-,;y5rv Of seeing a fast 10 string
IL 44S evening AT P ii. at the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-01

say, viii begin 10 come after the sec.
ond ballot. when the favorife sons
have been eliminated McAdoos
friends want 10 force continuous bal
loting once it starts but they expect
the Cox adherents will oppose # Tho
auditorium has been put TO rights
again today, the wrcchaGc of yestcr-
days noisy scrimmageS having dis
appeared. State standards again were
in orderly array and there was no
reminder of the irenHied scene that
the speech Of Burfis jenkins for Nc
Adco had rreciptated. The picture
of tle state cmblems borne in eager
houda, clustering before the epeakers'
stand etched in white radiance OF q
battery of sp0tlights, Will rcmain long
in the memories Of those who saw H.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-01
FEAR !. c. {. RULING
WILL DELAY WORK
ON FEDERAL ROADS
RUSH PROGRESS ON LA SALE
COUNTY DIVISION BEFORE TIE
UP OF FREIGHT BECOMES MORE
MENACiNG TO CONSTRUCTION

Struggling against the adverse cf.
feet of an order Of the interstate COM
merce commission which may mt a
stop to twenty-five per cent OF the
road building which Is going on IN
Illinois district engineer II. +. Huber
and his corps of assistants are push
ing ahead trying to see that the road
work under contract in la Sale coun-
ty is completed on schedule time \
strip Of eighteen foot cement high
way running the entire length of the
county from east to west is TO be
finished not later than December l.
according to the contracts which were
eienod last summer,
At the present time four gangs Of
worl1mcnt are employed between here
and La Sale, making every effort to
complete the work before the cold
weather sets in East Of Ottawa
there has been no work started this
side of Seneca. West Of Morris the
road to Seneca is being built. and rs
soon us this is constructed the con.
tractors viii push on toward Ottawa,
trying to have the last piece of CO
ment highway laid by Doe l.
From the Office of the state en-
rinocr, s T. Rradt. the announcement
was made today that the department
Of highways was in hopes Of compIot-
ing the too miles Of federal aid road
under contract in Illinois this year.
Fave 81 Gangs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-01
WOMEN IN INDUSTRY.

Decl7rnq against child labor. "a.
Vors Legislation for child welfare and
maternity care. Advocates increase
in teachers salaries. Urges extension
Of vocational education. better cordi-
tons for working women and reclas-