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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-16
The Growing Aggravation

from The Louisville Courier-Journay
To make matters worse, when your
collar is wilted; when you vacillate be
tween desire to commit suicide and
desire to throw up the job and wander
on TO some cool mountaintop to rest,
IN pops the coal man to say: BUY your
winter fuel now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-16

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In regard to Mr.. Harding's
economy crusade" / would suggest as
an addition to his list that the firing
OF saiutes accorded to the President
and naval commanders be abolished.
Through these salutes, honorable
though they are, thousands of dollars
are wasted. Remember the last war
and save the guncotton.
Ex-SoLDIERs
New York, July Il, 1921.
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sfYsfnEn or rHn Assoc1Arrp yRnss

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
me Associated Press Il exclusively entitled to
ths Ess FOR republication Of all news dispatches
credited TO # OF not otherwise credited In this
paper. and also the local news Of spontaneous
virgin published herein.
AIe rights o republication Of Ill ether matter
herein also reserved
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HUMANITY
vsu can purchase merchandise advertised ID THE
yRiEuNE with absolute saise---ser ~ d,ssatisfas-
tian results Ia any eass the TRtEuME susfaa-
tees t. pay year money back upon request. No red
tapes No auibbilas. We make good promptly n
&Ae advertiser does net
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SATURDAY, JULY ls, 1921

0vned ~ New York Tribune me-. a New yorx
cosporssicn- Published daily. Ogden Reid. Prcs,-
ced0s g. Vernon Rogers vtee-Prceident. Helen
Hogsp Reid. Secretary: n g Maxfiesd. Treasurer
Address Tlnure Buildins iss Nassau Street. Nsw
Xosk Telephone, Beckmsn 5000
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GUARANTY

xntersd Il the possoncs at New York a Second
Class Nah Matter.
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Among yesterdays callers was
Freddie. II have just left Coupling
Kate" he said. "She said and declared
to wit, as follows: The modern wife
is headed straight for hell and perdi-
tion. To all intents and purposes her
one idea Is to leave and abandon the
bed and board Of her lord and master.
Instead Of keeping his house and home
spic and span, time and again her hus-
land, poor and benightcd creature, has
to complain on account of the odds and
ends strewn here and there from cellar
to attic, no matter which way he may
twist or turn. After tho stress and
strain Of the city's toll and grind and
the grease and CRIME Of homeward
travel, husband has the right and
privilege to expect comforts and con-
veniences. Instead Of that he has to
endure the trials and tribulations Of an
absent wife, who, even though she be
fat and forty, insists upon wiggling
and wabbling tbs evening away in some
cafe or grillroom.'
In his farewell letter to The Phila-
delphia Public Ledger Chicf Justice
Taft proves himself no mean Coupler.
"Having been appointed and qualified
/. necessary and proper 4.
time and energy pleasure or
profit"
That 1t pays to advertise in The Trib-
tine is evidenced by the rapidity with
which Mr.. scsrr yesterday said it
with showers. But isn't he the lk-
eral gentleman?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-16

II the Blue Sundayists succeed in
Closing all other places of amusement
on Sunday, The Coming Tower, it's
FIRST duty being to the public, will be
issued on Sundays also.
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THE DIARY OF OUR OWN SAMUEL pEpys

AAH DAANR VI VON OWN 1AMOEL tx ,
July 13-Early finished with my stint,
and with S. Hall to the courts, and
each Of us won two sets, and so to
Mistress Margaret Pemberton's to din
ner, the best dinner I have had since
Sunday, and Miss z. Gale there, joyous
er than ever, and later l to Mistress
Sally Farnham's, where a card game
vas toward, and had lemon squash
and lost Sd. Driving E. Booth and
Christine to the house, and took E.
Davis home with me, and so to bed, but
did not fall asleep till near daylight,
but not wakeful with worriments, but
with pleasant thoughts.
14-Mistress Anne Bunner to see me,
and l took her for ride, and gave her
q heaker of ginger-ale at my house, and
she greatly admired our cat, as who
doth not? With d. Franklin the artist,
and his mother and Mistress IONA to
dinner, and so to the Stadium, and
heard a fairish concert, but cared
nought for the compositions of Bruch,
But "The Blue Danube" we'll done, al
belt had liefer heard "Geschichten aus
dem Wiener Valid" or "Kiinstler
Leben."
15-Early up, and Stella not home,
SO l prepared my breakfast, and had
two oranges, and wheaton biscuit,
ard two eggs that 1 did not cook at
al, and the best coffee ever l tasted.
So to the Office, where till three, and
SC to the courts, and beat S. Hall, by
great effort, three sets in four, and
SO with Mistress Mildred Bowen and
Neysa to dinner, and thereafter to see
a cinema called "The Golem," with the
finest pictures ever I saw, and had
two great glasses of frosted chocolate,
and took the girls home, and so, early
enough, home and to bed.
16-It come on Co rain, so to the
Office, and there all day. My wife
cables me that she is flying across the
Channel to London this day, so to
II. Ross's to win the cost of the trim.
Further Thoughts on the Irish Cues
ton: Who's right or wrong we're far
from sure, but hip! hooray! for Old
George Moore! The rights and wrongs
we're not affirming em, but hey for
the books of George A. Birmingham!
And-oh, through all the din and racket
--us for the pen of Francis Hackett!
II the Blue Sundayists succeed in
Closing all other places of amusement
on Sunday, The Coming Tower, it's
frst duty being to the public, will be
issued on Sundays also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13
Dexter All Stars
C0rinna's Game

Corinna, Me. July 9.-Corinna A.
A won from the Dexter All Stars
TINS afternoon at the Burlil and
Clark field by a score of Is to 6. \
fair crowd attended the game. The
comma boys put the game on ice
IN the first frame by getting a six
run lead. During the first five in
mngs not a Dexter man reached the
plate. This is the first game that the
Comma boys have played. They
presented quite Il classy bunch OF
bail tossers for the first game. Bur
ton did the heaVing for Corinna. The
Dexter siuggerS went hitIcss for the
first four innings. After that they
merely tossed the bail to the Dexter
batters in order 70 give the men in
the cutter gardens Il little practice
Murray'S batting was feature of the
game. III four times at the bat he
collected three CloutS, u home run,
triple and IA double. Young Off
ciated behind the bat and he did
some fine backstopping. He made
several perfect pegs to the keystone
sack, getting his man each time BY
getting two or three new men the
Corinna boys, should have fast
combination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13
OXFORD DISAPPOINTED
IN WESTBROOK GAME

Oxford Me, July 12-The game,
Saturday afternoon. between Oxford
and Westbrook on the home grounds
was .Ather a disappointment. The
game at WeStbrook had been 20 in
favor Of Oxford, so Oxford had eX-
pected TO win! Oxford used a work
was good in the box, not new
pitcher, ID. Necdleman His score
made ana few saw first base: and his
batting was heavy, getting / three
Dagger and > runs Wheelock, a new
man, played first in the left field
where he did some good work and
was strong at the bat. He was nut
in the box later in the game, where
he exhibited great speed but not the
control he will have with practice.
Handy put in some exceptional work.
Good support was given the Oxford
battery d. Needeman Wheelock
and Handy.
BlnOttC is worker and good
catcher. OXfOrd'S runs were off Wee
man. Poltras was a nimble short
stop and attracted much attention.
especially when ID. Needleman coolIy
walked up and put him out Just off
first base. Battery, Wceman. Ler-
.esllc and Binotte. The score:
Westbrook .....0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 i l
Oxford ........3 / 3 8 = 0 Q 0 O-l2
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OXFORD BEARS AGAIN VICTIMS
OF BEN HOUSER'S BUNCH CLASSY
EASTERNS HERE TODAY AT 4.3O
AUGUSTA ); OXFORD 3

oxford, Nc, July 2.--tSpeciaD -
With Squanto Wilson on first i'll the
ninth. Freddy Mcguire laced one to
round before the ball could be relayed
home. These two runs proved the
winning ones in the game with oxford
here today. Earlier in the game Hous
er's colts had scored three, making the
total five while the OXtOrds could push
across but three. These came in the
ninth with the crowd worked up to a
frenzy. But with the bases crowded
and twp out. Pratt was tossed out at
the plate on w, Needleman's easy tap.
Augusta registered once in the mi
tial frame on a pass. error, sacrnce
and out. Again in the sixth on two
singles and Morrills triple two more
were added. In the final stanza
Squanto led with a bingle and had
guire cracked enc to deep left and by
fast Sprinting manufactured a Babe
Ruth. McGouldrick got hit after this
hut there was no more scoring.
The OXfords three came in the
ninth in an exciting rally. Coulter led
eff with a double. Smith flied to Ma
euire. y. Needleman got free tick
ct. on Handys single, Coulter scored.
as also did Needeman a moment later
On Conley's out at first. Handy tailed
on Wheclocks hit. Shannahan got a
life when the ball went through Arpr-
rell. hut with Tie bases full Pratt was
out at the plate OF w. Needleman' $
TAP to Williams. The score:
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Hurophrey- Blackwell

Brunswick. Me. July 12--Miss He
l"nr blackwell, Brunswick and Ed
ward Humphrey. Needham Heights.
Mass. We're married at the home 81
the bride, Pleasant street. Monda Y
afternoon at $50 by Rev. Thompson
f.. Ashbv of the FIRST Parish church.
Miss Katharine Hatch. Fairficlu
was maid of honor ana StanWood l.
Hanson, Quincy. Mass. best mar
Miss Isabelle Polalrd played the we =
ding march.
After a brief wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Humphrey will ne AZ home at Il
Petlow street, Brooklinc. Mass
The bride is the daughter or NJ "
Blackwell. a graduate of TolbT 1913
She taught a year in Brunswick High
school and for the past year has
been teaching in a High school al
East Cranston. r. l.
He graduated from Bowdojn in 1917
served in France in the 1st gas regi
ment and is now sales manager for
the New England mineral compa ny,
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13

kineo, Ale. July 12--Thc Mt. Kineo
baseball team opened their season
here Saturday by defeating the
Greenville A. a. by the score of
s to ,. ]. McNultys batting featured
with a single, u triple and a home
run out Of four times at bat. His
triple in the fifth came with the
bases full Neehan, the Dartmouth
College star. pitched a dne game.
Byrnes at short and Coakley on first
put up nice game in the field. \
record crowd turned out for the
game. Guilford plays at Mt. kineo
this week.
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Babe Does 1t Twice
and Yankees Win

st Louis. July l2,-Babe Ruth, by
shocking two home runs today. brought
his record for the season to "a and
enabled New York to defeat st. Louis
i 20 4. Schang and Shawkey were on
base IN the third when Ruth made
the first circuit drive. No one was on
base when cracked cut the second
in the seventh. Ruth began the day
by striking out and finished by knock
ing q double in the. ninth. DAVIS pitch
ed for the locals. The score:
New York g l h-6-l1-o
ST. Louis o. 0 ! 0--4-l0-1
Sliawkev. Mays and Schang; Davis
and Collins.
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Phillies Soft for
Slugging Pirates

PhIIadeIphia. July 12-(NationaD
Pittsburgh hammered Baumgart
nor, Hubbell and Sedgewick for a
total Of IL hits, and an easy victory
over Philadelphia today by the score
Of to !. Grimm had a home run III
the third inning, scoring Barnhardt
ahead. Score:
Pittsburgh BIZ III OOO-9: II: I.
Philadelphia 900 21o 01O-4: II: O.
cooper ana Schmidt; Baumgart
nor. Hubboll, Sedgewicll and Bruggy.
Lee
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GIANTS CLUBS
SUBDUE CARDS

New York. July 12-The New York
Nationals defeated St Louis in the
first game of the series today. to ..
The Giants knocked Haines out Of the
box in the fourth inning. when Kelly
hit his 18th home run of the season
with man on base. Barnes pitched
a splendid game for New York, yield :
ing only four hits while he struck
out seven men, striking out the side
IN the third. Leslie Mann was put
out of the game in the sixth inning
tor protesting decisions Score:
st. Louis .... 00O02 o % q j
New York 0 90 4 . 02 o Ks - 0
Haines, Bailey, Riviere and Glenn
ons, Barnes and Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13

and the rules plainly say homer
but umpire held him at third.
Augustus double play was OF the
lightning order. Mcguire to Morrel!
to Wilson
Gus Williams pitched Il nice game.
although he was a trine wild at
times
The Oxfords' big bid in the final
frame threw a scare into the Augusta
camp.
Squanto's steal OF third in the
fifth was a smooth piece of work.
Hon. Blaine s. Viles kindly loaned
his big Packard and took his quota
Of players to oxford. Room was al
50 found for Dan Berran and Jack
OConnell. The party loafed on the
way over stopping at the Poland
Spring House and on the return
they broke bread in the Spindle
City.
John Robinson prominent citizen
and owner of the WOODEN mills in
oxford is backing the ball team He
threw open his beautiful home to
the visitors and in divers other ways
showed he is a royal good sport.
The South Portlands play here the
coming Saturday. They have a
classy list of players and a colored
hurler who is considered as good as
can be found in the state
Many HallowelI fans will Journey
TO Augusta today to see Chick Mead
er in hction.
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DIED

STDREY-In Lewiston. Julv 70
Mrs Angie Drew Ella Colson. wife Of
Charles Y. agAi Il years.
MAROON ~ Bangor July 10.
Catherine NJ. aged u years.
LOAN In Fort Fairfield July =
Mrs a H.
YOUNG In Bar Hsrbor July ?.
Ms. Of Torea
ENEQrE-In Orono. July ~ Hys-
~. aged % years. months 3
ERSTER III Fort Riley Kas..
10, Maud bartlett. widow ~ ].
.erbcrt. late of Orono.
FDSTER--ln Ornnu. July I. Clara.
wife of Levi
cARLl.--In MOptviIle. July g. Mrs.
Jennie. widow Of the late John r
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TODAY'S LINEUP

The Easterns of Brewer one of the
fastest teams in the State. will be
the attraction on Williams field this
afternoon at 40 The fans will
recognize in the lineup many we'll
known players, together with several
college stars. Chick Meader. the
classy HalloWell hurler, is slated to
face Ben Houser's Colts and the
midget twirler may prove big
stumbling block to a local win.
Chick is going fine this season and
it behooves Augustus long stickers
to Keep their peppers open.
Houser will send to the mound his
best bet MOrrell, and that. at least.
means few, very few TALES for the
visitors. A run or two will probably
be the limit and the fans can look
for some air tight fielding with the
sensational stuff lurking in the of
fling. Artie Abbott will do the back
stopping and the rest of the lineup
Will be the same as usual
This is the first Wednesday after
noon that the stores close and a
record crowd is looked for The
Easterns are known quality and
Will fl%ht every minute. AS for Au-
gusta, well, with the memory of last
Saturdays gift still in mind they
may he depended upon to stage an
impressive comeback.
Although the great bulk Of fans
this Afternoon can be present at an
earlier hour the management wishes
to accommodate as many as posi- p
DE and for that reason the game
VIII he deferred to 40 sharp This
eha h'es many factory. mill and other
workers TO attend. All out now.
everybody there at 430.
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British Pros Beat
duncan and Mitchell
on Pelham Links

New York, July l2-George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell, british profession
ais, today defeated Jock Hutchinson
of Chicago, winner of the recent Brit
ish open golf championship. and Tom
kerrigan of Siwanoy, by score of
up and to play in 72 hole match
over the links of the new Pelham
Country Club. Duncan and Mitchell
finished the first half of the match
Yesterday with lead Of three up,
The British players were four up at
the finish of play this morning.
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Tigers Win from
Athletics in 18th

Detroit. Mich, July 12-Detroit won
from Philadelphia. ? to / in the lotn
inning today. Sargent tripled ano
crossed the plate with the winning
run on a sacrifice fly. Philadelphia
played errorless ball throughout the
game. Score:
Philadelphia
0000 / 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0--1 II U
Detroit
$1,000 10000 0 0 0 0 0 IL IA
Naylor and Perkins; Leonard and
Passler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13

Vno base hits: Jameson, Coveles-
kie fat Smith. Leibold Sewell,
Wambsganss, Speake Foster. Three
"st. hits: McInnis. Stolen base
Gardner Sacrifices: Johnston, Sewell.
Wit. Wambsganss. Left on bases
Boston s. Cleveland 10. Hits: off Bush
s in "a: off karr in Is. Base on
balls: off Coveleskie .; Bush T. Struck
out: by Flush /; Karr !; Covelesllie 3.
Wild pitch: Coveleskie /. Passed bail:
Ruel /. Umpires: Connolly. Nallin
and Chill Time 100.
Second game:
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Gibbons Ready for
Carp, Then Jack,
Saws His Manager

st. Paul, July l2.-Tommy Gibbons
Of st. Paul returned today from a va
cation and learned that Tex Richard
had indicated he would be Georges
Carpenters opponent in the interna-
tional light heavyweight contest Rick
ard will stage next October.
Tommy is ready and willing to
meet Carpenter at any time and
place" Eddie Kane, Gibbons manager
said today. Tommy will dispose of
Carpenter and then will be entitled
to match with Dempsey"
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FAIRFIELD
Lizzie g, Muliin

The many friends of Miss Lizzie x.
Mullin will grieve to learn of her
death, which occurred at els Monday
niht at her homge at 40 West street
following a recent paralytic shock. the
first having occurred few weeks ago.
She was the daughter of the late Seth
G. and Theresa Mullin.
Miss Mullin. who was devoted
Christian woman and a faithful men,
Der of the Baptist church. where she
was a most ardent worker. mad" many
friends by her sympathetic nature.
Much sympathy is being extended to
Phillip Bowker, who has made his
home with her since very small
child and has been under her faithful
guardianship.
She is survived by an uncle. Nelson
Mullin of Camden and II. d. Rrophy
IF this town, who is distant relative.
The funeral services will be held
| this afternoon "wednesday at ;
O'Clock from the Baptist church. Rev.
F. F. Forshay will officate
Christopher Cannon of Bangor was
Miss verna Curtis has entered the
Fairfield postofiice as clerk.
| Miss Grace and Eva Braley, who
| have been visiting at their home in
Clinton. have returned To this town.
where they are employed.
| Miss Catherine Hatch has gone 70
| Camden to visit friends.
| John Foss. who is employed here.
has returned from a visit with Pitts
field relatives.
/ Jack leary Of Bangor was calling
on friends in town yesterday.
Phillip Bowkcr. who is attending
school in Chicago, has been called
home by the death Of Miss Lizzie Mul-
lin, with whom he made his home.
7 Father Laverdierc and Flovd Mar
cia are enjoying an automobile trip
through Aroostook county.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
, auxiliary. Geo. o. grove Post viii be
held this evening at their hall. All
members are requested to be present
: as matters of Importance are to be
transacted.
: DR. and Mrs. O. Il. Amcs and daueh-
ter Mona and Mrs. LinwoOd Amcs OF
New York left yesterday on an auto
mobile and camping trip through tn"
White mountains and New f"rI. state.
John Chase son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Chase. met with slight injuries
yesterday morning when he jumped
from the Turner Center creamery
truck. driven bY James Pollard. at the
corner Of Main and Lawrence avenue.
He fell beneath the truck and one Of
the back wheels passed directly ever
his stomach. Physicians We're upon
the scene almost Immediately and ne
was taken 10 the Office Of enc 90 them
As far as could be aSccrtain"d he sur
fered no serious injuries although he
was badly bruised. He was taken 10
his home where he was resting fairly
comfortably at the last reports.
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DOUBLE DEFEAT FOR RED SOX
BY INDIANS Braves OVERCOME
CUBS IN 10-IkNINC BATTLE
CLEVELAND TAKES TWO

Cleveland, O., July 12-Cleveland
Won its second double header in three
days. defeating Boston / to ! and s
to 1. this afternoon. Coveleskey kept
the Red SoX hits scattered in the first
game while Cleveland found Bush ana
Kari for IS hits. including eight swo
base hits. In the second game, Ny
ers vas driven from the box in the
FIRST inning. The score:
First game:
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BOSTON 2, CHICAGO |

Boston July l2.-Boston won the
hrst game of 'hc Chicago series > to i
IN the 10th inning today Oeschger
opened with single. advanced on
Powelis sacrifice, took third on Bar
oares sharp single to center and
scored on Southworth' sacrifice fly. AL
eNander got three IF the seven hits
made off Oeschger. The score:
CHICAGO
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Bench Observations

Freddie Mcguire Games 10 the
bench painting but smiling in the
ninth following his circuit clout to
deep left center
The crowd gave Brisk good hand
when he made a beautiful assist off
Conley in the ninth.
The umpire's ruling robbed Molreil
Of a home run in the sixth The
ball went out of sight over the fence