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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
EXPRESSES DOUBT
ON FREIGHT RATE
Attorney General Declares
He Fears State Has Not
Right to Regulate.
OKLAHOMA WILL FIGHT
If Railroads Take Right From
Corporation Commission 1t
Will Go to High Body.

OKLAHOMA City, Aug i2.-Dis-
cussing the application Of the ran
roads for increased intrastate rates
to come before the state corporation
commission August 90. Attorney
General Freezing today expressed d
doubt whether the state has the
right to regulate freight and pas
senger traffic on railroads within the
state.
Rights OF individual states 10
regulate matters within their own
borders have gradually been re-
linquished to the federal government
until | now know OF no Independent
, right that a state still retains" the
attorney general said.
Should the corporation commis-
sion refuse to establish interstate
rates in conformity with the schedule
for interstate business adopted by
the Interstate commerce commission
fear that It's ruling would be re-
versed by the federal board"
Art walker. chairman OF the com
mission, commenting on the appii-
cation OF the railroads said, III the
railroads take from the corporation
commission the right to regulate
their rates and traffic with the state
they will do so only in the supreme
court OF the United States"
Mr.. Walker indicated that the
state would fight the matter every
step OF the way to the highest court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
Attorney Brings Suit
Against Miami Board

MIAMI. Okla, Aug. 12.--CharginG
that the town board Of Cardip ac-
ccpted bribes' amounting to $3.50
each for influencing the passage OF
n bond issue for the construction OF
a waterworks and sewerage system
Assistant County Attorney Chestnut
today brought criminal suit against
A. B. Cock, a member OF board OF
trustee OF Cardin. The complaining
witness, alleges that Green Construc-
tion company OF Miami on May 2S
1919 paid .he money to members OF
the bonrd and prominent citizens.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13

OKLAHOMA City, Aug. 12.--Art
Walker, chairman of the state cor
poration comm ission, announced to-
day ne would leave tonight for chi
cago in an effort TO obtain an ap-
portionment Of coal cars for OKLA
homa to relieve the situation In the
western part OF the state. lie said he
would interview the heads Of al
railroads operating in the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
---And Now They Build Kitchens
to Fit the HOOSIER

home or not, you need the Hoosier--
NOW
For you must know that the Hoosier
has been built out of the experience
of American women. We can safely
assert that every suggestion for the inn
provement of kitchen cabinet has
been actually tried out in connection
with the Hoosier.
The best have been retained-the
rest rejected.
Come in today. Note how handy the
Hooser is in every detail and ap-
pontment. And then--order it sent
home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13

BRAMAM, Aug. IA special
school meeting has been called for
August II to consider raising the
annual school levy from Q to II
mills and thereby enable the board
to cancel bonds recently voted and
to put m a new heating plant. u
In learned that an Increase OF s mills.
together with funds received from
the county, will be sufficient 10 in
stall the heating plant without tho
bonds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13

I N the past twenty years, two mill
Il lion American Kitchens Of the old,
unplanned type have had order and
ease put into them through the labor
saving HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinet
Two million American women have
driven drudgery from their kitchens
through the wide opening doors of the
HOOSlER.
Today women are having the kitchens
of their new homes literally built with
the one idea of making their work at
the Hoosier most effective. But,
whether you are going to build a new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
Sdpuipa Notes

SAPULPA, Aug. l2.--Daud Reed
who shot and killed ROY Perrick In
Drumright July is. was brought. to
Sapulpa yesterday and placed in the
county Jail. lie was indicted for mur.
der In the first degree. lie will be
held in the county iail without bond
until his trial is called in the dis.
trict court. Reed shot Pcrrick at the
latters home and shot and injured
Perrick's widowed sister, Mrs. Lula
Reed. on the night OF July Is, Per-
rick entered his home and found
Reed struggling with his sister after
he had threatened to xiii her Reed
shot perrick twice and shot Mrs
Reed once. perrick died almost in.
stantly, but Mrs. Reed was recovered
sufficiently to attend the preliminary
hearing last Monday. II is believed
that Reed was infatuated with Per-
ricks sister.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13

Mrs Esther Ann Clinton filed suit
for divorce today against ]. w Clin-
ton on n charge Of desertion OF wife
and child. Mrs. Clinton alleges that
she and Clinton were married Feb
ruary 4, 1903, and that he deserted
her In June 1915. She asks the GUS
tody OF their child. Grace Lee. who
Is @ years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
State Briefs

HOLpENNll.LE, Aug. l2.--- G. T..
Edge, city engineer Is drawing plans
for laying 10000 feet OF sewer pipe,
the system being projected to cover
the entire city
KGNGFlsIiER, Aug. i2.-Ollic
Taylor is being held In kingfishcr
Jail on the charge preferred by w.
a. Anderson Of skeleton that he
set fire to five stacks OF wheat be
longing 60 complainant. Andcrsons
entire whcs; crop was destroyed by
the flames.
PAWHUS<A, Aug. Efforts
are being made to compromise the
noted paving squabblc In this city.
Contracts totaling S2,OOO.00O were
TO have been let by the city. hut
tho citizens and the commissioners
disagreed about whether 1t should
be of asphalt or OF brick and CON
crete. The result was number OF
injunction suits which tied up The
whole matter. II n compromise
can be effected the suits will be
withdrawn.
OiLTON. Aug. i2.--Osagr county
officers, aided by local policemen,
on , Tuesday afternoon arrested
"BlackiC' Thompson on the charge
OF auto stealing and hijackinE some
two weeks ago. lie and Curly"
johnson are alleged to have stolen
Ford and Buick Sunday night
and left in this direction. johnson
was captured at Fairfax with the
Ford car, and the Buick was To-
Gated near here In brush patch
The prisoner was found al the
Gushcr hotel and taken At once To
Pawhuska, Another car was left In
a local garage with its body riddled
with shot, supposedly from n posse
Of federal officers rcputcd TO be on
the trail Of bootlcEgers,
STRATFORD, Aug l2.-R. l..
Brooks, who was shot three weeks
ago by Sheriff Balm at the lO1
ranch when he did not hold up hts
hands at tho command, has so far
recovered as to be able to come
home. Al the time II was feared his
wounds would prove fatal.
PONCA CITY, Aug. i2.-I.ocal
authorities are endeavoring to got
on track OF J. B. Hammond,
alias j. II. walker and II. l.. kenton,
wanted on alleged bad check deals
In this city he deposited with a 10
cal bank "A bad check drawn on a
Detroit Mich, bank. and then wrote
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13

HOLnENvILLE. Aug. l2.--Hun-
drcds OF carloads OF fine water
melons are going to waste in
Hughes county for lack OF II market.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13

Mrs Edna Purcell, assistant
county humane agent, announced to-
day that she believed Chester Grear,
"a years old, who was arrested ycs-
tcrday was runaway from Tulsa.
The boy told so many conflicting
tales about his homo, that no was
placed In Jail and held foe inves-
tigation. 1t was learned today that
nc has two brothers in Tulsa, Dewey
and Ninson Grear. The boy told the
police yesterday that his mother
lived in Nanwort, Ark. and his
father in OKLAHOMA City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
Archibald Bonds Quits.

MUSK OGBE, Okla. Aug IA
Archibald Bonds. U. s. district at
torney for the eastern district OF
Oklahoma, today announced that he
would resign his position effective
october /. He will file his resignation
within a few days. Mr.. Bonds said
he would recommend Foster v.
Phipps OF Muskogee, his chief as
sistant, as his successor.
Robert A. McBirney,
Funeral Director. Phone 456-1s1.
921 South Main.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-13
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1920

check on this hank for $500 In
payment for "A Dodge car, which hc
sold In oklahoma city for s2OO
cash, and skipped without paying
his hotel bill. The local Dodge
agent recovered the car and turned
II over to the bank. but the Detroit
check was bad.
RRAMAM, Aug. 12-pearl, the
months old daughter " Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. &. Wagner. died Tuesday AZ
tho result Of drinking Kerosene In
mistake for water. The oil cup had
been lct where the child found II
and drank the contents.
PONCA CITY. Aug. ia Tho fu-
neral was held here yesterday OF
florcntino CasaS, known locally M
Mexican john who had lived
here since the opening In 1898 and
had grown wealthy running chill
pHrlor. lie was native of san
Antonio, Texas. and was SO years
old llc leaves surviving three
daughters who plan TO continue his
business hs before.
OItTON Aug. l2.-The local
order Of odd Follows held u meet
ing last night 20 decide the ques-
ton OF buiyiing hail Of their own,
| The lodge has membership uf
near 800 and the members believe
they can best afford to put up their
own building. The plans are al
ready drawn, and, n accepted by
the lodge. work will begin as soon
az material can be secured.
NEWKIRK, Aug. 1.-THE body
Of an overseas soldier. Basil
Pitcher, Is expected to reach Chi
caEo Friday and will bc shipped
here Immediately Pitchers home
was east of kildare and II is the
plah for interment to be made theio
under the auspices OF tho local odd
Fellows lodge, of which he was a
member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Boston. Aprjl =

Boston. April
EEEF--huice wt1pie cHIus l1-
BTTTEE-Nnr-nerl crsanerv extras
$50 re: wesIsrn creamery extras uSts1sS
CEEESE-TwinE extras AsnStss
C6RN-No. yellow IsO11af.
EGGS-Eearnv hsnnerv J4sIsS western
extras 4auaA
FLCT R-SpriuE patents. lsE.-ih sacks
special sflurrs lf..,sI lts5e. standard 1s7aa
LIE
nAv-No . tirnnffiv sSfT4s-
AN E-Snr1ng sSl56-
GATS-Faurv 10 lbs IaiffiE~
PJRh-AssaHiGfn hacks 4l6
POT ATBEs-AronsEDuk anu Green
Mountains s5a per 100 Ihs. on c-ack-
TEAR-S-zuuiRred wnniesaie gro
GERS quotation. Il IN blllk, - IN pack
ages
1EAE-SsfTE -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
eEt4ras u e1e Days Dealing ST Al
ne Lsarine Stocks


r..- = Jri THE stock marie
ererF~al -ouaE mulch u the ground lost
--- res-er9ar- Ienural iZed --aulnG,
.-r-- ne ,gnce-ted efforts Of an an
a.gt--a anHY- interest o effect further
s---E--H ID quoted values.
-asU.t Vi todays opera INNS
11r-4r1@a r1e belief prevalent ~
1lrr 4a-erS nat Yesterdays vjuieaI
1Eu foT Is nam obJect me
-~c'a- 1u. Of weakened speculative
-o-l,s
---s v=r- sower n he nrst auIIr a.
e. '-eEulG- opening many popular
ss-as Vending vesIer1aE losses. 3Ur
H1aa ne ally began continuing
# --e q eruption 70 The end. acT-
-.---s extending from t1r=a % %
..ss-ra-.aes -aca.ved over n.E.lI from
A:h-E- interests Tint local none-a-'v
'truEs we~a Eunda mentally sOund
---s l0-ae 7uI ny me easy rate Far cal
y-!.s vaIcn -uled a. per cent.
N-0lEnuGI ne session. Time nnney
-2,at 70E 1eld STeaav uur there were
limitations mar al advance Of m
t-sS- ~ aiscounr ra-es ls contemplated.
@-a'Et 1u- suffered s--eatesT deDrs-
---'" "@aIeraaH we're among me Tirst
- ~ or GENERAL Mof1rS. L7rucinte
-. ..au zeilialed issues. as well As
1ulinmerTs. textiles ana tne fond
---,.i 7"'NE most conspicuous az me
Ia!es amounted 70 I.SII1.lsfa
= rrHGuEr was nor a LartaT n
r1UT1T an1ETJ. ne rate gn Ian
~4 as again. Win concurrent 70
D. -elTIt-ances 70 Continental
.eDur.s 9f further guid ex-
south AInsrira and maybe
Aes4 sunnrrllaIluf.
n ~ ~t-eGrZIg we~e made bv Liner
lrsl IS ana firs- LIS breaking
80 per cer-. respectively though
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Investigate

the actual cash-drwn price cost of buying a
home in Augusta before you decide that It
costs TOO much Find out more about build
ing and loan association cooperation with home
buyers.
When you pay out money Tor a home you are
making an investment that viii pay dividends
for years and years after the last payment is
made.
journal ads represent the best home prep
erry propositions that ugusta can offer. Read
and investigate today.
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Lost Article That's Advertised Here Simply Can't Stay Lost for Very Long


Farms and Land far Saie Sc
ACRES. lIH-On car line. s4aoa.zs acres
near city market. SlSse: gaou blitd-
Stnes Fl. 8. SAWYER Farm agency. app
N q e r sratapn. Tel. sa-N.
ACRES, WD-Nenr cry. R-Tpom house.
barn 46x4a oasn house, al n good re-
paar Pirss wsnd lot. Fred Daniel, ID
Northern Ave. Argussa.
ACRES. Me-9-4 mile f,nrn Tagus. miles
% Augusta. 4s acres Level machine
worked. "a acres spring water pas
rure. wouulur estimated 10 cur - cords.
~ pine ana hesnlock. Is apple r-es.ss.
plum trees. cottage house. rooms. n
ssod condition. gund basement oar-l
sox4t with basement ueup -ur head
and TWO horses. All LoDis included
and STOCK. Cows. ! Ae3tsr. / horse.
moving machine horse raEe 1ar1n
wagon. suiky piDw- wursInE piOw Gull
Lrkter nurse hoe disc harrow --sick
wagon. ry,ad wagons SET sielgn, SCI
double harness. tEtL. driving punE.
land roller, drag, and HI small tools, :
IONS my in narn. Only s.See. $50 cash
balance easy terms Address Frank G.
LITCHFIELB MAINE-N-acre farm.
gpDa s-rourn house ell lar-l. black
smith Slpp. smoke house Is t1ilEEe- II
pasture, bal wuntlRnd, sfC. = apple
trees. small N-uIts. cuts 10 IONS har,
good luAZn soil, level leld. NJ raCks,
machine moved. Et4rS - nj l-'ul-
leys- Z nj. church ana school = - Nj.
nlgA scnouI. Including I sgw. ] helfetf'
wagons. punEs. farm wagon. rack.
piow = la--ows. moving machine. nav
rAs1t. -uiEvai0r. se.sd sower. seVe,-a
ladders. lots OF small toois hay =
barn. COOK stove some blacksmith 5
and wood working tu1is. la1s seed pp-
tAsoes. plenty barn and hen Dress Y.
Market at deer t1r produce. S25fas rakss
tins sisGSaln. Souie & nilpv Real LIS
tare Gu. IA Maine ST, Brunswick. Ne
Tel. NV
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200 Acres $500
Horse. Cows. Tools

Ewne- cleared xlls.s las. -es-- fne Iora-
ion. near TaIT8Ru fuwns- machine
worked fields. slrInE-WatEred nasrure
1lE wood ipt. IUt apple r-eas. 4t9 suear
Tlaples. 6-r1OIn huuse. ~yfuuInE wa4e-.
basement hEr-l big poultry nUuse MR.
buildings. owner buEIng olEEer farm. In
cGQueE COWS horse. snaCtInty~ 1Dpis
~ es-ytlInE ror S-ssIa easv terms d.
taZis page > St-pBT spring Ca-aloE
Farm Bargains - states. y-opy t-n4-
(TECT-- FARM AGENCY G,4 = Ola
south Building Boston.
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LIVE STOCK

Eorsss. Cattle, Vehicles a
BOX BTGGT-In perfect rasiaIr and
light harness. both for SIS. also ruaa
CHIT with new - SRrven wt1Aais FOR e.
h2E Il Brown. Box ~ & r = An
-aEfa-
EILL-1ne sreer wears Old wearing
helterS- pair nurses. huck nens. nr0ou
s1w with : pigs. I siluHr = nsundE
farming togis all kindE neIherr
SL.slds, tsar1iner. lie. z. =. Ii. Bax g.
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-ouses FOR Sale HS

-ouses +or Sale sS
EASTEEN AVE, 6.-Mv k-rourn mouse
hath. electric lights furnace. har2
woDd floors. vegetable cellar ulcs
lawn. ET-anulthip walk. small garden
apples. crabs. DiuTns. bearing. If min
utes walk % snue factory. 10 o Ius7-
ness street buTeTs wouiG On well o
ipok tins property 0ve- before buying
elsewhere. u. " Llt-letlefu- o. Eastern
Ave. a lCusta- Tel 67S-E- VII Seii
with Or without furnishings
GAGE ST-A1 attractive trade IN a
-t1ree-tensrnent awei!ipg mouse Wa
lace DlploCk. Augusta
PATTERSON ST. S-Medtsr- muse )
rooms. -lecr-ic lights anu gas furnace
ana bath rom. Bee NJ location q
.arve ipt. Inquire z X. Savage RaTer-
SIDE Drive. Augusta de. Teiepnune
Iss-4i after P NJ.
BUNGALOW E9vSE-0f : -1uTrls a.
the ferry opposite 5ailowail. NeHriy
new. Can De bought for bank nor
cages and On eGsr lar-ns. z. Z. New-
bert Agency, Augusta. Maine.
GARDINER-N3r little Groom house
~ Water ST Price ssh Call Al house
Under wrirn Of rne classlfica upn
headings would vuu like o have al ad
printed tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

The express road Of horses
from Indiana that has been de-
Iayed ON account of the embar-
90 is due to arrive In Lewiston
on Saturday. Some good woods
horses In lot.
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New York Money Market

NV Turk. April -
Mercantile paper d2Se's,
ExcfHr=s. weak sterling 5t-dav 1lns
81 commercial v.-1av bills on hanks
. S5ss commercial Soda bills S.Sx 1T
-uand s.Ssx. cables :. -
Francs. demand lt-5@ cables lb-S]
la
GTllloers. demand - Cables "a.
Lire demand Ia. cables -
Marks. demand = 81. cables t.
Government dDnds weak.
Railroad oDnds heavy.
Time loans strong ~ DAYS. VI Gays
ana SIX months. s. Ind.
Gail rnuney STEADY hiefl : iow !. rul-
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Using campaign III
urouucI with wei
bt willing 10 t-av-
.e.ssHrv. Sa-a- and
details and ret or
Address y q. =
Ne
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BUSINESS SERVICE
New I erik Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front =, Bath. Phone 57a
go Water st, Augusta
Phone -0-S-InZ9
Correspondents Of
ELMER =. BRIGHT & CO,
Mem bers II New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wiz. Service
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Beautiful Country -one
Eor Sale
C'nl~ [ew minutes walk 70 crtr. me
house. stsarn hea-. nraad piazza. spteI-
dia vlew buildings for IfFsa chickens. i've
acre garden land. Enuu orcna-c- pieuUr'
1.-1it ana berries. a-c. This place vii oe
sold This -nuuth 81 q grant bargain. ENcr
details y, \. AHuin. - Murray s.. 4 IL
glsta Maine. Phone g.
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Wanted
Four YOUNG LADIES

10Y educational adv ~
NATIONALLY advertised
known concern. Must
el No experience ne.
expenses. Give tlH
encea IN tirS- lar-e-
West 81. Wa.erviIle.
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Business Property

Business S-operty &
IN t-TTE OF ISgs-w s1uiesale anu Ts--
tail produce business doing first ciaHs
business. Inquire F. A Newgent. 6El-
iuwail louise
LACN-RT-Duing hig business. Equip
pei with four washing machines. E2-
t-acrur, steam boiler. Kelley aeatar
system dry -9ofn. nanEie Wrestling
house alEcE-fC rnOtDr- Two horses anu
delivery wagons ana all necessary fix
rures. Reason for sailing. ctgnge m
business. VIII sail II a bargain Z
tEhen At once. Apply u National
Steam Launury. Tel. SD WaIa-vilie
MECHANIC FALL-fIursl anu livery
stable One af the nrsT business prop
1sit4nns In State. Many other nice
trades IN req estate. = = TDwe-S
Wood and Lumber Co. EaLloweil.. ar
EaIlUweii Savings Bank. Tel 81 or
LEV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Farms and Lang far Sale a3
ACRES AZ rrliie fr0rn Gardiner good
buildings. well divided INTO fieid, pas
rure ana wood Price E3F Easy
terms Apply al the Augusta ofiaae Of
the Amos Z Higgins Farm Agency
ACRES. E-SfuGk farm All eSiuippeu. q
miles rum city Level fields. splendid
orchard. nice weed let. water IN buiia-
inEs, extra good house ana barn
Price very low fur quick safe. Amos
z Higgins. Opp. 1ctsi Worth. All
guaia.
ACRES, An Nor-n PitxaIun, s miles
fran Gardiner. Gopd fields. excellent
wood and lumber lot P,ums. apples and
HsnRil t-tlits: s-room house. good barn.
han house. Good waEsr. , TINS mas.
Farming tooIs and nay. Price xzEAn {.
4. Bezne. Gardner
ACRES. al-Becxnse az busineas sIse-
where wish TO sail my farm az Bow
einln1am. Maine Brick mouse with
furnace good nzruuiidi1Es including
1arn, cnicken houses and fisn house IN
hsnneDec river Good wagon and
tarrn tao4s also ahuur rpaNN fr@r
standing -snber and young orchard
Only ane mile from -aliraasi starlnn
Write fur information to Box "a, Bath
Maine.
Under winch of the cIasEtficnrlssn
headings wonin -oG lIks 10 aase AZ ID
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Under which Of the clasEtficRr1sm
headings would -uG iiks to have AZ a
DGInaDE sumnr-rYy
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MERCHANDISE

Articles for Sale 81
CELLCRFNS CART-WheeIbAr-o
locking horses. bicycles. Cnlids aGr-
ness shortly horses. -ounier horses
moving picture machines DOL cE--
rlRges Czer-lsh q smith. IL Silver
street vatervilIe NE.
DOUBLE HARN ESS-Ln GOOD cnndi-
non. price 81 =. G, StahI. Lltcnfieiu,
Ne
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Situations Wanted-MaIe 81
YOUNG NAN-E5tn nine ysars' expe-
hence III retail business would ike
good position n Augusta ar NzLHrvslie
Best OF references Address - Aen-
neoeC Journal
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Situations Wsnten-Eenale Is
PLAIN Nt5-lson4l ralianfa woman
wuuld ike same. ar msHGinE. swsepInG
ana busting by the hour. MIA III d,
- Myrtle St. Augusta
REP AIE-t1n clothing wanted or make
over n v8Hr own hume ar mine Cal
ar druB card. = Green St
5TEN Of5RAPEER = Wants perfnaIeslT
position. Address o. cSre JouruAl
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Fne,l and women on the wards Wages
$40 Der week 10 star. Also expert
ancsd men % work with patients out
size wards. Apply 10 Supt- augusta
state Hospital.
COOK-Lady preferred Tor al round
cnokirg- Aiso rwo -aBie girls. Eote4
OXxorci. Skowhegan. Me.
Man AND WIFE-on private place.
Man for general work. No farming.
Woman for genera nuusewark. tsood
plain CDok. No washing OF ITanlng.
Position permanent References -
CURED. G. F Terry Wa1ervills Ne
Man AND NTFE-To WORK On farm.
Sylva1us Poor. Aaauver, Maine
MAN 0R w0MAN-Cnlnpere 70 care
far Invalid gentleman. Kindly state
Salary expected References required.
address l. NJ. r. cHre henueDec
IourIal
Observation-Disclosures pTesserz men
or women. fnr men s sufL collar ar
cached sIIrts- Appiy 70 Goodwill Mfg.
Co. - state street. Augusta Maine
Statesmen arn Agents s.
ALTO ASEpCIA TIaN-The AuroInunile
LeEsai Association. commonly Rn0wn
as me A - A. with tts .tsH mem 8erS
well known throughout View England.
requires 'lie services Of a few first class
statesmen In Maine. 4usflers MAKE
Eupd money and connections. ", A.
Small. Manager, +es Congress 81. P1rf-
land. Ne
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Young and
daughter, Miss Pearl Young. of Wash
ington. who formerly resided in this
town, spent several days this week as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson.
The ''New Detroit" oil stove cooks
to perfection. HIS no wicks to bother
with. Lasts indefinitely. Ask the
salesman at "Maithews-Howard Com
pany, Inc. stores to show you, and
explain its merit. lady.
It g estimated that enough money
was snent in gasoline, oil. fireworks,
etc. during the resent three-day holt
day 10 cross both "t's" and dim all
three ais" in "The High Cost Of Liv-
ing" for several weeks, at least.
Mrs Eliza HUNT. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs W, NJ. Alhrii-
tain for the past two weeks, returned
to her home ia Lynn, Mass, Monday
last. Mrs. Hunt IS the widow OF the
late George HUNT. late Clerk al the
Circuit Court for Charles County and
hotel proprietor in Port Tobacco and
although in her s}rd year, made the
trip from Lynn to La Plata and return
unattended.