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New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Var

Live beef fair to ago
u prime p 100 lbs; $3.50 $40 s12.Ooo1s25
,tJe sides s.Is Ib @ 100 .1s .14@ 10
mon to prime,
D 100 r.,!d ,es =, s.oo@1s25 15,oo@l1oo
4ss s.y .x.s 3 100 is s55S 55S Sc 3s S 70 20
Dressed mutton, " ~ w
,.,ys Gisy' !. I,5a lD :: ~. 900 .1s .14o 20
to prime, 100
D1ss:.5 TBS: F.; , =, l2.oo@1475 l4oo@1zoo
lSss ssy' ldS %. i5s s359 3S9 g q .ss@ ss ss s
D + d hogs y wv
bacon, lb... 13t5m IL onL IN ~ -
Pork. hbI...... "a SO a. 25,o9 ii "a ~ - ~ X X
Mess beef bbl IS oOGpI80o Is m N - ~
Lard. NJ iddte 'N W LOW
West. 100 lbs. $500 $50 20. @21.on
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Baltimore

$4,000 City g. Sub 5s. s59s a55s 95gs o6ss
1000 City Bait As. 84 81 "a S4
5000 do rs ...... So 96 96 96
1000 do 7las ... 96% 969. 96A 96%
10000 Day Chem IS. 9221s ~ 925s 92l2
5000 Uni Ry IA ..101% 10l% 1919 10l 4 /
10o0 do As -. 6t24 SIN 61& 6l%
2e0o do inc ..... A "A 43Ia 4312 |
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

The subscription books on the $780,
100000 French government ia per cent
loan are expected to be closed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
STATE OF NEW YORK
8 Per Cent Serial Gold Bonds
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION AMOUNTING TO
$41,8O0,OOO.O0

Will be sold Thursday June 9, 1921, IL o'clock
(Standard Time)
At the State Comptroer's Office, Albany. NJ Y. 2;
These bonds Legal Investments for Trust Funds.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Philadelphia
8 Am Gas

3 Am Am Store, Gs9 @ =. e g e g 3, z,
14o Brill .......,.;. 391a 39h IS IS
$50 Elec Storage. 10Y 4 los 1885, los
100 Lake Sup Corp S7s al az
oS0 900 4,s LehIsH NY, GA "a 645 64]a 641a
19ee 9e 6ii! hiia 10 20 pt ~ 2 3219 321s 321a
d9S 35SS Ihiia ma 54eG 80 I'm 22S 221s 22A
500 Tono Belmont IL IL IL IL
's9 60 mon LTaGt' 32%+ 33 S19s 319s
10 do pfd 80. 497s 49% 497% 49R
10 W Jer & s s. % % "a "a
So, 900 Lake su in IS 40Is 4oM 4oh Aoh
1000 lie Ma 41bs S5H 85H S5T S61
1000 Phil FL 1st So S3a. 83% 83st S3&
1000 York Ry 5s.. SO 50 So "a
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
New York Citv Rnnda
New York State Roud

Issued in coupon and registered xoryr
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis.
tepabe.
Bid Ask. Yield.
Highway Imp 4 las 1885. % 100 4.5o
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
What Things Cost

Quotations are cash prioes in primary markets.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Markets I'm Other Cities

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
20U Steel pf. 1O7% 107&s 1O7A 1O7N
635 Ventura ...... IL 1SA 1S 1873
80 Waldorf ..... 2O% 81 2OM 81
2G Waltham .....12 u 12 ~
24O Walworth .... 10 10 Ok 10
Bonds
s5SS" ISS" &C, G W SIS 54H 54H 549a s44s
2000 New Eng T 5s 81 SO SO SO
Chicago
27 7Am Radiator. 69ls 69Ja 69% 6q1b
257 Armour pf... 6S$s 8SIa SsL S8L
30 Armour Leath 12M 121B 12Is 12IS
285 Commonw Ed .10S&4 I0S7s 10Sa9 los u
1275 Cont Motors Ga 6l 575 57s
IS Diamond Mat. .102Ia 1O2 u 102ta 1927
80 Hupp Motors. 1212 12Ia 121% f215
5000 Libby Mcneil. s7s S7s 81. 81
80 NJ w Utu pf A A. a. a.
$50 Mont Ward. 20 30 19K 1871
2600 Nat Leather. 75x 72t 755 -
so Peoples Gas. 81 81 81 4
25 Pick 4 Go. 25A 25A 25A 254
330 PiEsly WiggiJ lS 1873 rs ls
~ Shaw .,...... 45 = 451a As as
3400 Stewart Warn 267s 2G7s 251h 26tb
195 Swift & CO.. 97s 97I 97 9TT
425 Swift Internal 245a IS 24sa ga
20 Thompson. 441a 44ia Al a.
so Tentor Corn A 142, 142r Ii1h 14L
$500 Union Carbide 47H as 46T A7T
$50 United Iron w 10 10 10 10 -
lS5 WahI ...... 43 "A "A a.
4oo Western Knit. 10A 10& 1Oh 1O%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
PORTLAND GIVEN NICE COAT O.
KALS0MINE BY AUGUSTA team
laoRRELL THE PARTICULAR star
Especial to Kennchee JeurnAD

Portland. Me, July so.-One of the
dearest wishes Of Augusta fans vas
granted Saturday eftcrnccn at Fay
SIDE Park, Portland. when tie PEER
less Bill McYreI handed row Of
goose eggs TO the Portland tenn, for
mnrly tie Packard Motors. The
score Was: AUGUSTA. 9, Portland Q.
smarting under the Go beating ad-
ministcreI " this aggregate few
weeks ago. Houscr's outfit jouracye.
to the Forest city with the grim de-
termination to trim Cstcrgrcn's bunch.
and the xnya~a attack maintained al
through the contest fully backed up
this purpose. Only sharp and * me-
times lucky folding on the Part OF
Portland and poor base running ~
Augusta held the colts to three tai
lies In the frst and third Brisk WaG
thrown out at the plate. the first time
on an ill-advise1 attempt when Moi
rell raped a fast one 10 .Aubc, the sec
cnI on Flah,rty's line peg t;'at
Roundy handled in superb style.
Augusta found Woodbury. tlr l%
hits. including Fill Mcrrells double
and Wilson's lucky homer tie tall
taking had loand over t'iahcrtEs
head. nesting in the p.gwcCd next to
the right field fence. Pail EIlsk con-
timed his batting streak - cracking
out three onc-pil!ow blows. enc of
them scoring I:eaudoin in the ninth.
In addition u this tally and Wilson's
circuit. Angus, score another in tn"
seventh On tvs singles ana d passed
ball
Portland threatened in tho third.
fifth, seventh and eighth, but Jcrrcll
was there wi,is the stuff anh either
famed 'em or forced an easy ont.
AUGUST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Bench Observations

Quite numbc. Of augusta fans
followed the team to Portland.
There's something solid like in the
woSS of imp Hassctt. Best we'> C
seen or heard this season.
Speaking of moving the Capitol TO
Portland, VIC wouldn't mind moving
Bayside Park to Augusta.
\ once over Of the grand sand
coi'jured up memories CT New Eng
land league days.
Freddy Masuire Vas ur.,hle -
show his spc-. to the croNd. His
three chances wcr" easy ones.
We dropped into the Express Of
fee and had 4 chat with sporting
editor Goodwin, whose Pages are
recognized as the best in the state
Big Dick Augustus most loyal
roo,lr was enc Of The "DrnMincn "
ii@drcc seen in the grandstand.
lion. Blaine S. Niles aud family
metored over from Squirrel to see
Augucta win and 2ftcr the game,
Manager Iiouser, Dan Ecrran. Treas
u;or Ecribner and several of the
players were his guests at Tie ral-
mouth.
Eo'and Scribner. treasurer OF the
Augusta Club, kindly leaned his car
and carried his quota OF players.
The balance Of the team made the
TRIP in the Abbott and Wilson cars.
Three home Gcmes this week.
Amoskeag, "Wednesday and Thurs
day and the Amcsbury, Nuss team
en Saturday. 10th aggrcGaticns are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01

too-:1ctch Gcu1i-nr Gnd tho mcitle
of Hourcr's COILS is due fer a
tc3tiaG.
! Labor Day only a month off, The
AC~.aG,a r~&n2 g rncnt Should lose no
! tine il booking first-c;a5s t am
for that holiday. Personally We Pre- :
fer tn Sanford collection. The-e a, g
hops % dc4t,.rg with I'r-diy Parent
/ bore that date. Nhcn?
! Portland SUNDAY Telegram How
cboUt The rubHc",' yelled II grand :
stand fan at the conclusion q yes
,c.iiaH'i Cuel. and this So Atime n
SWEEP thu crowd. Local random will
rot be catisHel uatil they see Ben
Eoucer's pupils in third clash with
he Portland team.
; Poi:l2nl Sunday Te,csranr-B:ll
NOrrell. the sandy th2tchcd giant
rom TUFTS. and Frank Woodbury. the
lHal veteran collidod il 4 hurting
! duel d. Luxe. Noircll GOT q trifle tn.
u tie of The breaks. Tie Augusta
i1cavar strG,h out - Portland bats
m2n Gnl in the fifth AMI eighth in :
nin.9 viii two men on the sacks each
time, Molran famed Johnny Fiaherty
ard Harry Todd, Iespcciil ely, for the
third outs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Saturday Baseball
in Maine Towns

Augusta >; Portland q.
Twin Towns 1; Biddcford >.
Pilgrims &; Tosus !
Falmouth a. C.. Is; NaGwamqueg,
>.
Cienwoc;is \. G., e: Cumberland
Center. =.
Oxford. 1: West Paris, -.
Steep Falls, ): Hiram. :.
Brunswick, 10; Frceport. &.
kea}r Falls, q. Orioles, /.
Sebago Lakes, .; Nayos,1
SNowhcgan, >: North Anson. ..
RoC.lland, Z; Oxford A. G.. !.
Goodall Textiles, 6; p. c. +. of Old
Town. ..
Corinna, l.: PittSGeld, q.
Bridgton. !: Farnsworth, /.
Berlin, 4; West Stcwartstown, 6.
Oakland 6: N.ater>ille, l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
New Industry for
Augusta to be Discussed
at Public Meeting Tonight

The proposition of a new industry
for Augus;a-another first class shoe
factory-will be thoroughly discussed
at public meeting to be held at
4Se this Monday evening IN the new
assembly hall of the Chamber of
Commerce in the building formerly
occupied by the Soule Emporium A
representative of the concern which
IS now doing business at Haverhill.
Mass, recently visited Augusta and
Wcs much impressed with the city
and lis position as shoe center. The
directors OF tho Chamber of Com
inerce recently held conference on
the matter but decided that the gen
cal public and especially the bus
mess men Of the city should be given
q chance to be heard before a deci-
sion was reached. Tonight's meet
ing is important ard a large attend
ance is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
PIRATE TREASURE
HUNT GREAT SPORT
AT "y" STATE CAMPS
Boys on Ccbbossee Shore Engaged In
Mystery Problem Providing Fun
and Excitement AnIenty-camp
Will Close Today

| There was great excitement among
the 100 boys at the State Y. NJ. c. A.
camp last Friday when word was
passed that in the early days Of Juiv,
lI1S, Captain Dsn Kidd, with his two
trusty men. Thin Hooded steve AMI
Buccaneer Bill. came over fr3m the
Atlantic ocean in the gopl ship Fly
ing Dutchman and landed i'm tn, vi
entity of Island Park, where they
committed a horrible robher: and rwo
murders. After a rough NOyoge on
, Lake CobbOs3CccCntec they landed IN
the beach at IIodgdom's Island. " here
L very fierce mutiny broke nu1 among
! the crew. After the bad figii,, Kidd
thought il best to bury his treasure.
At midnight IN july Toufth. 1853, By
the light of the full moon he buried
the treasure and then made a map of
/ the area, in his own blotI. no ink
being available. Then he concealed
J he map in an old boot in the trcyass
If granite ledge under the Only
twin pines on the island so as to fix
the place in his memory. At A. NJ.
, the Flying Dulchman agan set sail
ana in making way struck the shoals
hctWeon tho two Sister Islands. Here
it WIS necessary to beach the shin IN
TIE stronger nf the two Sisters.
II an open Loa+ with his two COM
! panicns. Kidd made across the lake
with the remainder of his treasure
and canpcd this side OF Toddv's R,ck
on thu Point. The rock was named
Toddy Rock fer it was here Int IN,
captain was taken with an sy,,:c case
81 6pIly Nobhlcs ard it was rcccs-
Sary to make Il powerful todd 10 rive
hlm relief. After a few DAYS of nm
favorable c3nN3lcs,encs Kidd muster
co ms remaining strength ami buried
the second treasurer under the ;reat
G2k, 50 races from his second camp
slte due west. and - naces from
"hcfc lie abandoned his steel boat
i.cFe ne made a second map locating
Tie treasure III line with the ,:;r pm.
On me island and the Great Elm on
the point. He then hid tho IN in 3
birch tree near the abandoned l,at
replacing the bark with a veectabr.
slue OF his own invention. Here Kidd
ana ms two compiniens disappear
''"'i 'he ie@chd. There is still a re-
port among the natives that thu, Ter
ilbio Tri" were hung ur by their tocs
on the biuebcrry bushes in an on,n
space Just above The Point he wa
baiieyrille Indians. and so ncrislo,
horribly.
This information was all COLLECTED
dItcr me treasures had been lncart,,-
ca The only clues the BOYS had ,r.r.
Re" remarks from the i<ounahe..
county :. NJ. : Z. secretary, .rb,,,
H. Leonard. VINO is en- experr ",Si,so,~
osist.' Early Friday morning -,,o
pSr'les were organized at the :sn,,
ana several hours later the mans unrs
discovered. TIE boys used their cav
passes and knowledge of voodcrar, J,
s'ch' advantage. as well as first aid
- inc injured for the cuts and br,,s..
incurred There was great rc,,,i,in,r
"hen the treasure was oner.a g..
they found that Kidd had huris.
o".nss dear to every boys heart.
The camp closes on Mondav .,,
pas been the greatest success ,n1 -,
ne'ohd the expectation of the carn
leaders. lamp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
YANKEES WHALE
OUT IL TO WIN
OVER THE INDIANS

EcW York, July 31.-Ihe New tufk
Americans avenged yesterdays over
~. ling defeat by Cleveland ly TAX
ing the SECOND game Of the series to-
dly 10 to :.
The Yankees EloEe UP the game ty
scoring SIX rui.. the sixth inning.
Mays came up with the bases full and
knoc. ID SothrrCn out OF the box with
4 two-bagger, driving in thrc" runs.
L. in the inning Ruth hit his
. home run of thH season with Mays and
| Peek npaush Oh base.
Mays pitched brilliantly for New
York and held Cleveland to two hits.
che a honlc run by Johnston. las sec
ond here in two games. Both hits came
! in the fifth inning.
The start Of the game was held up
30 minutes by Il thunderstorm. while
Il shower stopped play for half All
hour in the fourth inning. The score
Cleveland 0 0 o 0 C. - u
New York 0 0 s o 5 --l2-14-0
: Sothoron, caldwell and ONcih, Nun
aa2licr; Shinearlt. Nays and Schang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Sanford Noses
Out p. C.. F. S, 6 to 5

Sanford. July 30-Before the larg-
est crowd of the season here this
afternoon at Goodall Park, the Good
all Textiles sent down TO defeat the
much touted P. c. F's of Oldtown
by the score of to 5. For the first
two innings the locals had Buck
land, the star twirlcr of the visitors
going and collected seven hits and
six runs. OF these three went for ex-
ira bases, but after this auckland
settled down and kept the Textiles
just where he wanted them.
The l.. c. F's scored their first run
in the second frame and two more
in the fourth when O'Connor slam
med out a double Dagger which was
followed by couple of singles. Their
last two came in the eighth when
they hit when hits meant runs.
O'Connor of the Oldtown nine grab
bed off a couple of bases on one of
Hughey Caravans fast ones and
With Coty sent across some runs.
Young Freddy Parent pulled off the
star catch Of the game.
CDGDAJJ TE'NTII, EG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Augusta Young Man
Ordained to Priesthood
Rev. Harry r. Poole Assumes Charge
Of Growing Episcopal Parish At
Park City, Utah-Writes That He -
Very Pleasantly Located

Many people in this city VIII READ
with interest of the ordination to the
Episcopal priesthood of Harry Ray
mond Poole. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Poole OF tins city. some time
the first of June at ogden, Utah. by
the bishop of Utah. immediately fol-
lowing his acceptance Of holy order
he assumed charge of a growing par
ish at Park City. IS miles from salt
Lake City. where he writes his pa
rents that he is most pleasantly To-
Gated.
Mr. Poole is an Augusta young man,
re ceivng his tuucation in thu public
schools of this city and later grad
uating with honcrs from Cony High.
As small hoy he became a member
Of the splendid boy choir at s.. Mark 8
church. remaining with them contin-
uousiy until his voice changed, and
then serving IL acolite until his leav-
ms the city for studies for thu priest
hood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Sanford Next Now Cry Capital City Fans37 49, Ruhs Cou

strength and buried the second
treasure under the great oak 81 PAGES
from his second camp site due west.
and Is PAGES from where he aban-
loned his steel boat. Here he made
SECOND map locating the treasure
In lins with the big pine ON the is
land and the great island on the
Point. He then hid the map In a
birch tree near the abandoned boat,
replacing the bark fifth q vegetable
glue OF his own invention. Here
Kidd and his two companions dis
appear from the legend. There is a
report still extant among the natives
that the terrible trio were hung by
in an open space just above the
Point by the Baileyyills Indians, and
so persisted horrfely.
This information was all collected
after ths treasures had been unearth-
ed, the Only clew the boys had was
a few remarks by the Kennebcc
! county Y. NJ c. A. secretary, Thorn
| as II. Leonard. who is an expert
Kiddologist. Early in the morning
| camp and several hours later the
maps were discovered. The BOYS
| used their 'compasses and knowledge
OF woedcraft tito great advantage, as
| well as first aid to the injured. There
was great rejoicing when the treas
ure was opened for il was found
| that Captain Kidd had buried treas
| ures der 20 every boys heart.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Clark Of
Caribou passed Thursday night ct
"LongWood Inn" Their son Law
| renee, who had been in camp two
| weeks returned home with them.
Miss Emery of Wsterville passc,.
| Wednesday 1t Y. NJ. e. A camp.
Arthur Head and Mr.. Morrison Of
! Watsrville were at the Y. NJ. G. 4.
| camp Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen of New Yo,l
passed Wednesday and Wednesday
| night at LOngwood Inn, and the Y.
III. {. A. camp. They are stopping
at present in their cottage at b.
grade.
Hubert Smith and family o, Lynn
, and Thomas Smith and FAM, Il
Athal and Miss thinner Ue New Yo.;s
! passed Friday night at Longwncd
Inn. The Messrs. Smith are broii..
trs Of Jefferson Smith and are o-
| their way to Canada for a months
| visit. Miss thinner is to stop in
| Bangor.
Mi. and Mrs. Paul Frazer. VIII,
| hCPr NJ
! lett Saturday for their home in
| Wateryille. Mr.. Frazer was physical
director of the Boys Camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Reds Take Double
FAN Out Of Giants

Cincinnati, July "l.--NcN York lost
two extra inning games to Cincinnati
tcGay, the frs Icy IL score uf tr and
T." second 10 2. Tie first was an
exciting battle which went u innings.
EiXey pitched the entire game. though
hit hard at times. Douglas was
pounded severely in the fourth and
9th and gave way to Ryan.
The rCcond vas pitching battle be-
tween Donahue and N.hf in which
Cincinnati STAGED a sensational rally
in the 18th. Croh's smash to the left
field vah ending the game. Scores:
Fist game;
NV York 1loO05 q 90 n---7-12-O
Cincinnati GC0G200o0 y1-s-la-1
Douglas. ryan and Snyder; Eixey
end Wiaeo.
Se"Cnl ;Sim".
New YORK aGa0 90 20 1-c-1:-1
Cincinnati o001l000 - so
Nehf ana smith; Dcnahue and Har-
sraNc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
WINTHROP

ne Eastern Star entertainment and
uance was decided success.
winthrop people are ALWAYS glad
20 welcome II. Price Webber and 70
ns'en to his humorous sayings. also
MS playing and singing was enioved
special mention should be made If
mss Irene Goodrich. Her solo dane.
ing was in every way graceful and
ar'istic, and the applause she rece;v
ca showed how wen she was apnre.
ciated. Mrs. Lottie York was listen
ca 70 with e good deal OF interest as
she always is. The fair both after
noon and evening netted Abenak,
Chapter 500.
AS the Chautauqua tent did not get
mere IN time the Union Service which
was TO have been held in the tent
at 1889 A. NJ. daylight time) was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Oxford Bears Win
Over West Paris. AZ

Oxford, Nc, July ;U.-The home
tenn defeated the West Paris nine
here this afternoon in a pitchers bat
tie between Deiano and Benson bv The
score Of to ?. The local pitcher
sent 10 men back to the bench by the
sirikc-out rou y and allowed the West
Ia ,~--.-- six hits. "Pllstcr' Ward.
the catcher of The West Paris ninc. led
the Visitors with the stick. getting two
OF the six hits of the Paris teum. one
of them being a circuit clout. Until
the sixth inning the visitors ho!l a one
run margin, wien the local nine scored
t|o counters. The score:
WEST pApJs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Gas Service Is
Interrupted by
Plugging Of Pipe

Gas service in Augusta, Hal well
ana Gardiner was entirely susp md d
sunday evening about s O'Clock for
me second time in the history of tha
central Maine Power Company slant
J NO first signs of trouble deve,upe,i
Saturday morning. \ crew was i'm.
nt clate'y put tc the task Of relartly-
nix TIE trouble. 1t continued lcs Ia
bors all Saturday night. a l-day Sun
dag and throughout Sunday might. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Pilgrims Defeat
Togus Team, 6 to l

Lewiston, Me. July ae.-fhe Pill
eFims punched four hits in the eighth
inning and defeated Tegus 6 10 /. Tn
I'll that s,anza the game was a duel
between Brennan and Quinn with the
local twirltr having slight edge. The
batting of Joyce featured. Although
handicapped by an injured knee. the
Pilgrims center fielder connected safely
in his four trips to the plate. His dou-
BILE in the eighth following like
ciout BY Dostie broke up tine tie, Fast
fielding by both sides Kept the score
down. Burke, Eastman and Matthews
starred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
AUGUSTALO

Lester Philibert poulin. who was
chosen member Of the Maine dele
cation OF the Catholic Order of For
eatcrs, lcft Saturday morning for
Boston, where he was to meet the
Aew England delegation. From there
be will 90 10 Montreal, where his
party will meet the Canada delega-
ton. The final destination is Milwau-
kce, where the American convention
OF the order will take place. The
delegates will return in two weeks.
through the lahees and rapids of the
St. Lawrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Twin Towns Big
9th Beats BiddefOrd

Norway. July S0-The Twin Towns
team defeated the Biddeford nine
here this afternoon by the score of
to :. The local team started their
scoring IN the fourth inning when
they put five counters across the
platter Hunt held the visitors to
hVe hits and with the exception of
the eighth and ninth innings pitched
shutout hall. Del" Bissonette led
the home team with the stick, sccur-
ing three singles out of four times at
bat. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Amesbury Again
Beats Kennebunk

konnehunl, Me, July So.-Ames-
bury baseball team won frcm Kcrne-
bunk the. second time this season. Z TO
l, this afternoon. Walter Tooth of
1iddeford made a spectacular catch,
turning complete somarsault, hold
ing the ball but broke his colIarbonc.
He was taken TO a Biddeford hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Ruth Registers
His 9th and 38th

New York, July 3l-BGbe Eufh
Knocked out his 3&th home run of the
season, scoring two mon ahead of
Hmm, in the sixth inning of the New
lorl; Cleveland American League
same here today Caldwell was
pitching. nth is row two days ali IA
OF his 1920 record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
Phils 10; Cubs 2

ChicaGo. July 3l-Phila0elphia con-
centrated their attacks in three inn
ines today and easily defeated Chica
90 10 to =. Winters pitched gpod b Ill
until the eighth when he eased up and
the locals punched three hits. ono u
double, which sent in two runs. Col
die Rapp. who had hit safely in %
consecutive games went htless to-day.
Score:
Philadelphia % o I : q 6 a O--11
Philadelphia o90lSe 0-10-15-0
CHICAGO ..... 000e00oe o . IL
Winters and Bruggy: Pom Ter.
freeman. York and DAILY. O'Faralt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01

was stated early this morning that
service would be resumed at A. NJ.
The cause of the trouble was tue
plugging Of 600 feet of pipe between
the plant and the supply house by a
crystalline deposit of napthaline ana
tar. bi-preducts of gas coal. The &C
emulation of this deposit cannot be
detected until it begins to interfere
with the gas supply. To clear the
pipe steam and gasoline are used.
The previous suspension of service
occurred four years ago, and was
caused by an accident to the RELIEF
holder.
1t is essential for safety that all
gas cocks be closed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-01
High Tension Wire
Kills Lewiston Boy

Lewiston. Me, july 5o.--Mlr,.I
E"mald Lachancc. seven, sun Of STATE
Effective Louis J. l.echance Jr. ~ nus
c'lE, was sloctr)cEted While at play ON
Eastern avenGt late this Afternoon.
Young Lacnantc n COMPANY Wits q
ht'te playmate was saunter!ns
through HE'LL nesr his HON" wn.n he
came in contact with a hi"l. tension
wire carrying $500 volts. leatu WIS
Instantaneous. HIS b@dy, arms IHI
legs were tcrrihi: burned.