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The ignorance Of people is alarming large daily
of Montreal Canada recently wrote to the New York
Sun and Herald asking if the reports recently made public of the
kind and class of American lynchings true
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is impression that people should be the last
to complain of the high cost of living It. with the correspond
ngy high wages has enabled them to have more
more than before.
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HOUSTON


base Ball
Houston. Texas, April 29.-Houston
and Austin played Sunday and Mon
dam. Sunday eame to 4, Monday
game. 4 to 0. Austin won both
gaInes..
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Lives Of great men all remind us
that hard work and plenty OF sacri-
flee are the price Of lasting success.
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The proposed Soldiers Bonus robbed of much of pleas
ue when realizes that great extent it will be the soldier
who pays himself
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Courtesy and poteness under all circumstances the
marks of gentleman Some Of public servants when
measured by this rule fall far short
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Il takes brave employee Of a
clothing store to join an oyeralls
club.
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Col Simmons is making of Texas and we dare any
body to say that he is guest of the Lily-whtes
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We cannot yet successfully determine who the next Cover
also ran" class
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The with "chp on his shoulder" usually gets the
worst Of it when somebody takes notion to knock it off,
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-19
ONE BIG THING AF TER
ANOTHER
Eight Classes to he on the Racing
Program mt Somerset Central Fair

Eight classes are to be on the racing
program at the Somerset Central Fair
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
September %, 20 and 30. Among
these there is a purse of $3.50 for
horses from Somerset county only.
The class for this race has not been
determined upon. 2:20 or 2;25 or
2:26 is suggested. This will give an
opportuniay for Somerset county
horses to scrap among themselves,
entirely free from outside interference
and should prove the most interesting
race indeed. .
Two big tents, aggregating $4,000
square feet have been ordered, especi-
ally to accommodate the motor vehicle
exhibit, which has increased to such
proportions as to demand space, far
exceeding any building at the park. 1t
will be by all means the largest aggre-
cation of motor vehicles ever gotten
together in Somerset county and per-
hans the largest even seen In the
state Of Maine. 1t should be remem-
bered that in late September the
models exhibited will be largely those
of 1921. 1t will be wonderful OPP
portunity to study automobiles. acces-
series, farm tractors, etc, which Will
be on the market next spring. The
big automobile tent will be worth the
cost of the tickets for the whole three
days of the fair.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE

Whereas, Martin j. \. Munster and
Mary ]. Munster of Misery Gore in the
County of Somerset and State of Maine,
by their mortgage deed dated the
twenty eighth day of October A. d.
1918, and recorded In Somerset Regis
try of Deeds book 800, page 569 con-
Yeyed to the undersigned Skowhegan
Savings Bank certain lots or parcels of
land together with the buildings there
on situate in Jackman Plantation in
said County of Somerset and being
lots Nos 1854, 1862. ISL, $50. 144, 21S, 145,
49, 148, 147. l46, 159, 1853, 1877, 1856. 100,
1877, l6l, 166. 1872. 1855, 1853, 1854. 237, 1913,
239, 240. I'll. ITO. 1853. 1853. IT,. 1873, 173,
1872, ia, 1S1, 176, 1S0, on Plan Of House
Lots laid out In said Jackman Planta-
ton recorded in Somerset Registry of
Deeds and being the same formerly
owned by Joseph ID. Chamberlain, ref
erence being had to said deed, plan, or
record thereof for further and more
particular description. Also being the
Skowhegan Savings Bank being the
same mortgage to said bank as afore-
said with the exception of lot number
1853 which has been released from said
mortgage, and
Whereas. the condition of said mort
gage has been broken:
Now, therefore, by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof the
said Skowhegan Savings Bank claims
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated this tenth day of August A.
u. 1920.
THE SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK
By Carleton T. Merrill,
3w34 Its Treasurer.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSO-
CITATION At JACKMAN
Annual Meeting OF Congregational
school Workers Will be Held Sep
TENDER and 10

The annual meeting Of the Somerset
County Sunday School Association
will be held at the Congregational
church in Jackman. Thursday and
Friday, September 9 and 10. The
sessions begin at 2:30 or Immediately
on arrival of the train due at that
time The following program has
been arranged:
Devotional service led by the Rev
+. b. Tetley of Madison; words OF
welcome by the Rev. Frank Timperly;
response by the chairman STORY
Telling in Sunday School, practically
demonstrated by Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Marble, Skowhegan; THE Church
School Meeting the Task" Rev. NJ. E.
Pearson, Auburn; Making Palestine
Real" practically demonstrated by
Mrs. Anna G. Harris. Norridgewock /;
The Sunday School and The Young
Man" Rev F. F. Foshay, Fairfield ,
THE Facts We Face in Religious Ed
ucaton" Rev. f. n. Brewster, State
Sunday School Field Secretary;
Backgrounds" Rev. f. l.. Baker,
North Arson; children of All Lands
stereopticon address by Rev. Percy S.
Ridlon. North Arson, Community Re-
sponsibiity for Religious Education"
DR.. Brewster. At a round table these
questions among others will be an
swered by DR.. Brewster.
% Benefits of affiliation with the
State Sunday School Association. CD
Relation of the State Sunday School
Association to our Sunday Schools and
Some OF It's Duties. A business SEES
sion will be held, probably Friday
morning.
Dinner and supper will be provided
by the Jackman Church at reasonable
rates to all Lodgings and break
fast by the hosts for all who notify
at once the pastor. the Rev. Frank
Timperly, Jackman, p. o. Do not
fail to do this at once. If your Sun
day School has not sent in its cents
per member assessment to the treas
urer, Mrs. Harry Savage, North An
son, kindly do so Immediately.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

whereas Martin A. Munster and
Mary ]. Munster of Misery Gore in the
County of Somerset and State of Maine,
by their mortgage deed dated the tenth
day of March A. d. 1919 and recorded
In Somerset Registry Of Deeds Book
345, Page 176. conveyed to the under
signed Skowhegan Savings Bank a
certain lot or parcel of land situated in
lockwood, so called in the County or
Somerset, bounded and described as
follows: Commencing at the north at
post on the Moose. River and follow
ing the line of Sylvere Gaudet south
ery distance of three acres, thence
westerly one acre. thence northerly
parallel with the first bound TO Moose
River "A distance of three acres; thence
easterly following Moose River to the
first bound. the above described lot or
parcel of land to contain three acres
more or less, being the same premises
conveyed to Fred Dudley by Sadie Nc
Donald by deed acknowledged May II,
1915, and recorded in Somerset County
Registry of Deeds, Book 329, Page 1858;
also being the same conveyed by said
Dudley to Martin j. A. Munster by deed
dated March 10, 1919 and
Whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken:
Now, therefore. by reason of the
breach OF the condition thereof the said
Skowhegan Savings Bank claims
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated this tenth day of August, a.
d. 1920.
THE SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK
BY Carleton T. Merrill
3w34 Its Treasurer.
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ME-. SPINNING Go. EN-
TERTA|NS EMPLOYEES
Conditions Are Looking Favorable
and Almost Full Time is in Effect
Among Operatives

The employees of the Maine Spin
ming Company were royalty enter
tanned Saturday at Old Orchard Beach,
a special train being run for their
convenience. About $50 OF the EN-
ployees with a few invited guests par
ticipated in the festivities. The train
left at five o'clock in the morning,
with five ears accommodating the merry
makers. The beach was reached at
$50. Caterer Cheney of this place
serving a lunch en- route. Soft
drinks were placed at the disposal
of the party on its arrival and every
employee received $500 for dinner, 1t
being impossible to arrange with any
hotel to serve the entire company in
advance. Dinners were enjoyed as
the result at various places along the
shore and free entertainment to any
place of amusement was provided by
the management. A special guest was
N b. X. Brooks OF Boston. treasurer
of the company, who was present for
a part of the day. This gentleman was
most generous in dispensing hospital
ity during the several hours he was
permitted to be with the merrymak-
ers. Caterer A. l.. Grant OF Lewiston
served a box lunch and hot coffee in
the early evening at the train which
was sidetracked near the Old Or
chard station for the company's head
quarters during the outing. Dancing
and other amusements occupied the
time until about II o'clock, when the
start back to Skowhegan was made.
1t was one of the most enjoyable
events ever participated in by en-
ployees of any local concern. The
estimated expense of the affair was
about $500. Practically every en-
ployee of the company was in attend
ance. The mills locally are now run
ming on almost full time and 1t looks
at the present time as though old
time conditions would be in order in
short time. 1t was stated Monday
from the Office of the concern that
the outing of Saturday would not in
any way affect the usual Christmas
bonus given the employees.
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AN ELECTRoLIER OF THE sTI

AN ELECTROLIER OF THE STU
DENT lamp or desk variety, ad1ustaple
for sale. Very handsome. Perfect con :
dition. Would cost Sc or 81. wan
sell for $3.50. Independent Reporter
Co. ''f
GENERAL AUTO TRUCKING AND
furniture moving Quick service, long
or short distances. Also wood for
sale. French Bros. 70 East Front st.
Phone 1868. tt54
LOST, AN ACCOUNT BOOK SOME
WHERE between my bakery and Wool
en- Mill viii finder please return to
me. j. o. Doyon. Buffers Bakery
Skowhegan. 1w34
FOR SALE TWO TENEMENT
houses in good condition. Also l Oak
heater and Columbia Grafonola. For
further information inquire at SO
Summer St Skowhegan. 4w34'
FALL HATS AT FACTORY PRICES
a good assortment can be found at
Mrs. Ethyl Turcotte. l34 North Ave"
Skowhegan. 4w54'
FOR sALE-TWo TENTS, ONE SIS
one 7x16, IT. walls. To colts re-
volvers As and 3S cal. 80 potatoes bar.
rels also all kinds of wood. 2w34'
Inquire OF 1ndependent-Repor once
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Olive Hayden OF Madison Center, Miss
Anna Hayden OF Portland and Mrs.
Alice Day of Maiden. Mass. During
the residence of the deceased in Show
hogan he was for time employed at
the shoe factory and later at the
Maine Central Railroad station. He
subsequently, removed to Athens
where he became engaged in the un-
dertaking business. Mr. Hayden
married Miss Maria Bixby of Athens
who died since the period of her hus-
bands i'll health became apparent.
The funeral services were held yes
terday.
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ard, by Estrada. by son OF Gene Lee
Blanc The dam OF Royal was Anna
Livingston 72751 by Doulingrin 34757
and long line of other pedigreed
ancestors. This handsome stallion
Will be one OF the many interesting
exhibits al Somerset Contra Fair. We
will gladly reproduce pictures OF any
other animals either sheep, swine cat
tie or horses which are to-be exhibited
AT the fair, providing a photograph
can b. furnished us during the next
lev week
Mr. Dunlop has no other purehred
Percheron horses bat hd~ tour hall
bred PcreheoH- al hl- farm Crops
are looking good bur mis- potato acre
axe is small 'hi= 5ea aHly some five
or ~ ACRES fag.h- been planted he
caB-e ot fhe scarcity oi phosphate. IN
another Fear Nj Dunlop pa9pdzs- 20
plant so8#r IL OF 56 a.fa- 5f Ubcfs-
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| EAW Nc SKOWHEGAN
FOR CALIFORNIA
Albert +. Dyer and Family Purpose
to Leave for West-Selling Ont Dry
Goods Business

Mr. and Mrs Albert F. Dyer and
their son Emery r. Dyer, the latter
this year graduated from Boston Uni
versity, are selling out their dry
goods business preparatory to leaving
If possible this fall for California.
They will 60 first to a locality near
Sacramento where Mrs. Dyer's sister
resides and If they like In the west
will locate permanently somewhere IN
that section. They have had this
plan under consideration for some
time but Mrs Dyer's health which has
become considerably impaired occa-
sions the present change and entire
severance OF business interests in
Skowhegan.
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CAUTION

Complaints are being made to the
Madison Board of Health regarding
the condition of many of the closets
and sink spouts connected with the cot
taEes at Lakewood
owing TO the unusual climatic con-
ditions existing at the present time,
extra care should be taken-Diarrhoral
diseases of a severe type, have made
their appearance, and a little precau-
ton by the way of clearing and the
liberal use of chloride of lime, or some
other disinfectant may prevent much
sickness
The same will apply equally as well
TO the closets and sink spouts through
out the town.
SEC. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH,
3W34 Madison
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R>D4Y. tUGI>r 10. 1920
Death OF Former Resident

Word has been received here Of the
death Of Robert HAYDEN At MS home
in Athens on Monday The deceased
had been in failing health for long
time He was formerly OF this place.
He was the son OF the late Hon. vii
liam d Hayden. an influential citizen
of Madison Center during his lifetime
and is -urvived by one daughter, Mrs.
Annie Tibbetts with whom he lived.
one brother, Lawrence Hayden OF
Skowhegan. and three sisters, Miss
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Many Attend Retail Merchants Outing

A large number Of automobiles pass
ed thru Skowhegan yesterday en-
route from Waterville to Lakewood
where an outing was enjoyed under
the direction of the Retail Merchants
Bureau of that city. In the party
were clerks and employees OF the
Waterville merchants. Welch's Or
chestra furnished music Tor dancing in
the theatre.
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Incurs Responsibility in District

The article published in our issue OF
last week relating to the recent i'm
portant appointment of American
Consul H. Tobey Mooers as officer in
charge in the Azores should have
given a somewhat different impress
sion and should have stated that: IT
was probably one of the very first
appointments made by the govern
ment assigning young man In the
consular service to post as oncer
in charge and incurs considerable re-
sponsibility and prestige in the dis
trict." A misprint unfortunately &C.
Cured in the first printing OF the ar
ticle which We sincerely regretted
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy during the sickness and death of
our loved one; also for the many and
beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. A. c. Moore and family
Jackman, Me, August 49, 1920
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CAUTION NOTICE

Skowhegan, Me, August ~, A. D. 1920
To Whom II May Concern:
You are hereby notified not to ex-
tend credit to my wife Lillian ]. Bessey,
as ! shall pay no bills Of her contract
ing after this date.
Signed
awa4' MERL e. BESsEY
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We take orders for receiving stamps,
dating and numbering devises OF all
kinds.
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Advertisements in these columns not to exceed five
lines inserted for 25c, four times for 50c oser
with order. Zach additional line SC. In computes
lines. reckon average of words. Stamps TAX
II not paid in advance DC additional is ci,arg
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.hpREss " VIII rANk : FEET ~


rood buildings. near X. L, corn fac
fory Dotato house.etc also q acre low
rriced farm all stocked VIII Civ
good terms or exchange for country
store Vinal :. Odin. Weeks Mills.
IL I'll 1h-22 4Wo ! '
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1r,rrW RIrERs TO RENT or FOR

TAPTWRIrERs TO RENT OR FOR
sa-. E1 the fnstallment plan. l.. G.
sa.-s nd Ntaer makes. mo pendent
H4r -.ea Fu tf32
S-eoo Yearly INCOME PAID
t##p=z.raz - people who invested in
z=. - lan9s They made the
st.r. {. man start YOU making $40
possibly more. 81 get
s=.tr= ~ Gee. 10 land with interest in
sell -.d participating interest in en-
t.re : vision Results count. Bank
aefe=..=4. established facts free Write
Hecas Scurlake Texas oil CO. As he
H--5 T.se Louis, Mo. 3W32'
TN PUREBRED HOLsTEIN BULLS
=. -a--. one seven months cid, the
#d.tsH -hHte. Youngest one VIII be
soldsf .io. Harlow RowelL Skow-
aeraa. r. F. \. 7. 4w32'
>rAYED MONTHS OLD HOUND
for s4.e. GOOD hunting strain. Dr.
/. l. Sa4Iay Middle st. SkowheRan tf32
10 GOOD PIGS FOR SALE 8 WEEKS
cd August eth. s. each or the lot
for t4.50 each. c. H. Nye, North An
son, K. + u. 2. sw32'
FORD TRUCK MUST BE SOLD AT
once. coburn Garage, Madison Ave.
SkcWheean. tf32
WINTER CARRIAGE ROBE LOST
n the road from Athens to Barker
Brothers farm, Monday evening. July
-. Finder viii be suitably rewarded
fer its return. Barker Brothers,
Araens, Maine R F D 3 tfs1
WANTED 4 COOK At THE SOM
Ei.S1F Hospital tf31
AMPS WHITEWATER TO
st.' Name camps, kindly give
80 rental prices. Ma re
t-' IA. =. O. Box -. f7hf-r
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unur Eou A.II,-BE4ITIFI

home. short distance from town on
Main road BargaIa Must sell at
once For further particulars inquire
of Mrs. Gertrude + Gates. Hanover II.
Skowhegan. Farmers phone t4-l4.
4w33
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n.run11cs uIsHING TO MARRY.


wanting introductions. booklet free.
Write catholic Correspondence club.
Grand Rapids, Mich l"5f
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TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD

TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD
Eu.ts fer sale. Aged 9 months. Dark
red, perfect markings These bulls
are broad, deep and thick Sire storrs
Acrobat 4s0949. A double Bean
Donald Anxiety 4th and Imported
BritIsher breed bull. Price $125 each.
Warren Bailey, Hiram Me. 4w3l'
BABy GRAND CHEVROLET FOR
sale 1917 model. Good running
condition. Good bargain. Donald c..
Hight, Athens. Both Phones. tf31
ICAN ACCOMMODATE SEVERAL
more young men of good character
who wish to work for their board and
room while attending high school
f. ?. Smith, B. s. Principal Potter
Academy, Sebago, Me. 4w31'
NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED.
Steady job for steady man. Skowhegan
Novelty Works tf31
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#t4t#.E HoUSE VIM ets'-
4=s+ - 5aua an N,=. -
7.I .ea Price s15Q6 za44.-e "
= 4tree re Henry Crow. -#e"-
I'D
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independent Reporter $50 a year
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from your kitchen ~ putting hood
above your Kitchen range tave
one 3x4 feet in perfect condition. would
cost new $50, Will sell for <ls f o. +.
skowhegan. Z. r. Patten. It's
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take a chance with Inc tIemtnt OF dt-
struction called Lightning when the
Shinn Flat System will make your
buildings and their contents immune
from lightning for life time? Shinn
Flat Conductor is 99% per cent pure
copper, having no inefficient core, every
wire being on the surface, and is the
only lightning conductor in America
backed by a Perpetual cash bond guar
antee issued by a large independent
bonding company. Write +. ?. Sturte-
want, winthrop, Maine and ask for
booklet on real lightning protection.
1wS4
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ICE CREAM FREEZERS-CR OQI TT

Sets Hammoeks and Baseball good =
big discount prices Tel le7W. H.aTs
Y. Higue Go. IS Nam St. Wateryil1e
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TABLE GIRLS WANTED At LAM
BERT'S Restaurant. also order cook
N34
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NIRsERY sTocK EoR sALE-oLR

stock is NJ. /. and all prospective buy
rs should send for our New Illustratsd
@=atalopue and Price List. Sent free
ca request. Address Hancock COUNTY
Nursery x Seed Co, Surry, Maine i" =
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nEMoVE THE STEAM AND oDOH>

ABLE for girl ID years Of aee ia good
condition. Please state priee. T E.
Christopher, NorridgeWoeh. z"54'
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BACHELOR. ~ WORTH 100000
Would marry. Cor. club, X BOX. 325
Fort Wayne Ind. lW34-
LADY 80. WORTH $4,000. WOULD
marry. A-Box 50, League, Toledo,
Ohio. /" 81"
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ron SALE ONE STERLING THREsH-

ING machine and one six horse power
Kerosene engine Also Oliver Sulky
plows. Henry Hoyt, Skowhegan r F y
l. Farmers Phone lis, Solon w5o'
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HARNESS. WE HAVE ONE ~.

0sed. double harness. DANDY ITada
II Joa ned harness. be lively and fi#=.
ap thiS bargain Tel. INV. H-gHF
). Eigus 90. IS Main $. Water .lIe.
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thOFOuEhbTtd .. ] z pIE. paptES II
wanted. weeks old for 500. In
qure of Jas + Lewia, 43 Maple 81.
n r, Tel 1894 lw34