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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-12
NEGOTIATIONS ON FOR ALL-DAy
BASEBALL TOURNEY AT AUGUSTA
BETWEEN C0NY and RIVAL TEAMS

The game between Cony High and
the Portland All-Stars was called off
late last evening. Principal Clar-
ence Quimby of Cony sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Woodbury. Howe
of Portland: "On account of post
poned games. impossible to conclude
arrangements with all-scholastic
team"
Mr.. Quimby and Coach Clinton
Thompson have something better up
their sleeves, however-somethin
that is unique in Maine High school
baseball, and if the response from
other schools is what it should be.
would be one of the greatest dia-
mond attractions ever staged in the
Pine Tree State.
Their plan in a nutshell is this: An
all-day baseball tournament with
Lawrence High or Winslow High.
winners of the Waite rVille Sentinel
league; Thomaston High, winners ol
the knoN-l.incom county league:
South Portland High. winner Of the
Portland Telegram league and ConY
High. undcfcatcd by any High school
all competing as team against team
for the High school championship OF
the state of Maine.
The Cony authorities will get in
touch today with the management Of
the teams in question to see if the
big meet cannot be staged in the
Caritol city on Thursday, June - or
Friday. June 2:;.
While a meeting between COny
and the Portland Stars would I'M
doubleday result in some fast COM
petition there would e nothing con-
elusive in the contest. no champion
ship would be settled and nothing
gained. On the other hand. a four
cornered meet would settle the ques-
ton of supremacy once and for all.
with but three games necessary.
Cony's decision to cancel the all
star game came when rain forced
imp DALEY to call the Gardiner
Cony contest Saturday, and set the
date ahead to this afternoon. ON
"Wednesday, COny faces hard bat
tie with Brunswick. which has
Cows first trimming as the only de
feat handed her this season; and on
Saturday. it is probable that she Will
cross bats at Capitol park in answer
to a challenge from Wilton academy
which has won l. straight games.
Wilton has written, putting Tor
ward a claim to the championship
pointing ont that they have beaten
Abbott school-whiCh handed ConN
its lone defeat of tire ycar-tWice bN
decisive scores, and had waliopcd
Winthrop by count Of 10 to il
the face of the , to ; game that the
Augusta players barely nosed from
the Winthrop lads. While admitting
she has not faced any of the bigger
teams, Wilton is proud of her I'M
smirched record and "rarin' y for a
chance to try conclusions With the
local nine.
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Evans Triple Wins
for Indians Over Pills

Cleveland. June 1l,-JOc Evans
triple in the ninth inning scored l..
SeWen and Jameson. with the two
runs necessary 10 beat Philadelphia
today 9 to s. The Athletics scored
four runs in each Of the first and
fourth innings, driving Bagby from
the box. Joe Wood made Il home run,
double and two singles in four times
at bat. Score:
I'hila. .....4 0 0 4 q 0 o 8-11-5
Cleveland 30 3 0 . 0 0 2 9-13-3
Hasty, Eckcrt, Heimach. Sullivan.
Eommell and Perkins; Bagby, Kecfc,
Lindsay and O'Ncill
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Pillette Holds Senators
and Tigers Win. 80

Detroit, June 11.-Pilette held
Washington to two hits today and
Detroit defeated the Nationals So to 0.
lehman hit his tenth home run of
the year in the fifth inning with two
men on base. Score:
Wash. .....0 0 0 o 0 Q 90
Detroit ...1 0 0 3 0 2 X S-17-0
MOgridgc, Gleason and Charity.
picinich: Pillcttc and Bassler
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YANKS AGAIN GET
TO SHOCKER, S-4

St. Louis, June 1l.-lrban ShOcker
lost his second straight game to the
New York Yankees today, S to 4.
Ruth and Williams. home run slug
%crs. went hitleSs. SIsler was easily
the batting and fielding star, although
hit mate. Tobn, scored a home run.
Baker. who was hit hy pitched ball
yesterday, and who later went to a
hospital. played part Of tOday's game.
Ills injury did not prove serious.
Score:
st. Louis III l % > 0 o o X 4 So
li"yt and Dcyormcr; Shockcr and
SvVcrcid.
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RAMUS COPS
FRENCH DERBY

Chantilly, France. June liza
mus, with Stern up, today won the
French derby He finished a short
head in front of Keefaling, ridden
by Donohue, which was two lengths
ahead of A. X. Macombcr's AlGerien,
the favorite, ridden by Frank ONcill,
the American jockey.
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GIANTS HIT LIGHT
BUT BEAT REDS

New York. June 11.-Luque held
New York to three hits today. two of
them scratches, but Stengcrs homer in
the seventh proved enough for the
Giants to yin , to l. Bohne's tumble
let in the other New York run. Meusel
was put out of the game in the sec
ond inning after an argument with
Umpire Sentelle. The score:
Cincinnati % Oo10 n-r-1n-3
New York % 0 % 1o1 OK SO
Luque and Wingo; Ryan and Smith.
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Ruether Registers
Again: Robins Lose

Brooklyn, juno 11.-Ruethcr Won his
18th game OF the ason today when
Brooklyn beat Chicago 6 to !. A wild
throw by Ward let in Chicago's only
run. Wheat made his eighth home
run of the season off Stueland. Score:
Chicago .....9 0 0 o 1 0 o 0 0--1-7-2
Brooklyn ....o 0 ? L 0 1x-6
Jones. Tteuland and Hartlett: Rue
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Boston ...... 10 o01 1000 If
Chicago ..... 900 II y D 0 % o -
Two base hitS-Menosky, Hooper.
SheelN, Burns. LcVcrCtte. Three base
hits Pratt. Stolen bases-lIooper ,.
Sacrifices Mulligan, Sheely. Euel,
Burns, ORourkc. Smith, Falk,
Schalk. Left on bases--Boston Ii;
Chicago .. Base on balls-Of Lev
erett >: Quinn in ) % innings.
Wild pitches-Lcvcrette >. Empires
-liildehland and Chill. Losing
pitcher Quinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-12

I,Ins made by OCiCr. Clark. Dodge,
: .urs'on. Hansen, Beane 0, Record 2.
Nr1iov. Mills. Two rasc hits-Clark.
~tsAart. Home run-Dodce. Bases
M ra.ls-Om Thurston 8: off Rising g.
S"pck out-By Thurston 10, by Ris-
i0- - Left on hases-Camden 8,
J aklqnd Ii. Stolen bases-Ogier
- gIston .. Calderwood, Bean 0, Fec
.l .. Rising Sacrifice hits-Chaples,
N"al'v. Rising .. Sullivan
.N1 Wilson.
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College Results Saturday

Yale 3, Columbian
Penna Z. Dartmouth 6.
Boston College 4, Massachusetts,
Aggics o.
Holy Cross ., Harvard l Q5 in
rincs).
Tufts s, Brown {, III innings).
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Thomaston Champs
of Knox and Lincoln

Camden, June 1o.-RoclIand High
schools last chance to Tie Thomaston
,7~ the championship Of the Knox and
Lincoln League, vanished today. when
defeated by Camden to 4. The WISH
tors outfelded and -battcd, the
homo team losing chiefly on account
60 careless base running. The score:
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Junior League Drivinq Clubs

The Metropolitan Driving Club Of
Boston announces the convention of
the Junior League of Driving Clubs
of the United States. will be held at
the Charles River Speedway. Allston.
Boston, upon July 18th, 18th, and
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School Results SATURDAY.

W"stbrook Sem. II. kent's Hill 10.
Lincoln Acad. IS, Rockport High /.
Northeast Harbor 9. Orono Catholic
High ..
Paris High 2. Norway High 3.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS REcULTc
Brooklyn 6; Chicago I.
New York 2; Cincinnati I.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 10; Chicago 0.
Pttsburg 9; Boston /.
Cincinnati 2; New York 8.
ST. Louis 5; Philadelphia I.
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsbure at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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MILE. LENGLEN WINS
TWO SUNDAY MATCHES

Paris. june 11.-Suzanne Lenglcn
and NJ. Rrugnon toda- won the French
mixed doubles championship b. de-
feating Nine. Golding and NJ. Boro-
ira, Go, so.
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X. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

June In. c. a. A. meet. Chica go
july 11-1S-Junior League of Driving
Clubs of the l. s. Charles River
Speedway. AlISton. Mass
August 19-26-Mainc state cham
pionship tennis tournament at SPUR
rel Island.
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SPORT |
| CHAT
RumOrS have floated into the Of
flee the past two days that what was
intended as a bit of pleasantly at
Jack McGce's expense in Saturdays
Chat had been twisted and misin-
tCrpreted in certain quarters and is
in danger of placing the popular
| BoWdoin coach in a false position.
: he item referred to Jacks talk with
Frank G. harrington regarding his
son making track 4 speciality at
'oWd0in instead " baseball. The
writer's sole idea was to show Jacks
e hrsiasm for his specially and Ills
desire to give Frank the advantage
OF his knowledge. The idea that any
one could twist the good -naturcd dig
Il len HOuSer into 4 personal re-
Election vas too ridiculous TO be con-
Sldered by those who know. Ben's
clean-cut coaching methods and the
hlgh-grade boys that he always has
on his squad. The remark ascribed
to Jack was fictitious in itself-an
outgrOwth of standing joke because
of Jacks loyal partisunship to his
track work. Jack works hand-in-
glove with Ben and Fred Ostergren
and the idea Of his Knocking" either
except in fun is absurd. The writer
has known Magce for nearly eight
years, and has never vet heard him
make a sighting remark against an
ether BoWdoin official.
The thinning battle between
Brown and Tufts Saturday at Provi-
dcncc was featured BY the twilling
Of "Bill" Morrill,, mainstay in the
box last season FOR the AIillionaircs.
Bill Went in in the seventh. after
Brown had knocked Weafer from the
BOX. He held the Brown hattcrs to
) hits in four and three fOurths in
n'nES, and retired three by the
strikcout route, issuing bud one pass.
In the final inning. ny speedy run
ming. Bill beat ont a bunt. ana raced
home before Roches homer with one
Of the two winning scores.
Harry Stetson Of Lewiston entered
the piscatoral hall of fame Friday
when he landed a monster brown
trout at Lake Auburn after a fight
laStlhG 80 minutes. The trout
measured 81 inches and tipped the
alos at 10 - pounds two hours
after leaving the water.
-----
ne Maine ''htral baseball club of
loru announces mat 1t is ready
any day this summer with clubs pay
ING suitable guarantee. j.. Bouffarl
and Powell have been signed to do
the pitching. w. s. Kelly is man
agcr, $40 Prospect avenue, Rumford.
Me.
Saturday's battle between the Yam
KEGS and the browns was 4 HECTIC
session. Carl Mays WaNed wrathy
because Urban Shocllcr tried to force
and wanted to. fight Whitley Witt
duckcl a close one That Threatened
another rumpus, and Phil Bali own
err of the Browns GOT nasty emf
over the right eve from a foul Tin.
incidentally. Babe Ruth had n great
day at bat whackinr his sixth hon
er. ana making il three binpIcs cut
-
NonE ana u'rdiher had a busy
last week with a track meet and two
baseball games scheduled i'm tba
same six DAYS.
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MILO.

EdSterns .......0 l 0 X--G
Milo ..........0 0 l 0 D . 0-1
Runs made-lEy McKonncy. Brown
ing. Lampher >, Fransen. Williams for
Eastcrns; York for Milo. Two-bas ,
hits-Lampher =. Three-base hit -
Williams. Stolen bascs-Browning
Williams, Collins >. Base on balls
BY auckland .. by Fowlcs >. Struck
out-Bv auckland ., by Fowles 0. Sac
riice hit-Bakcr. Double pays
Franscn to Browning; Monroe TO Gro
min. Passed Monroe >. TIM
pirc, Wood. Time. ".1O.
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A AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis 4 New York S.
Philadelphia 8; Cleveland 9.
Chicago 7; Boston 6.
Detroit 8; Washington 0.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York IA; St. Louis 5.
Chicago 10; Boston 5.
Detroit 5; Washington a 90 in
1ines).
Philadelphia 8; Cleveland 0.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago,
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Iony May Stage ADay Tourney Other High School
GARDINER BOY IS
CHOSEN CAPTAIN
OF maine TRACK

Orono. June 10-Approval was
given this week by the athletic board
of the election of Edward Stone Law
renee, '23, of Gardiner, to the cap
taincy of the University Of Maine
track team for next year. Popular
vote was made by letter winners Of
this seasons track outfit and the
election confirmed by the governing
board.
Ted Lawrence is Names 440-yard
man and this years winner in the
State meet at Brunswick, where he
surprised the Maine college following
and upset the dope bucket by taking
the event. He has been q member of
Names track and relay outfits for
three years and should prove Il capa :
bic leader.
Clark Reelected Coach
Wilkie Clark, University of Maine
1900, coach of baseball the past sea
son. recently closed as manager and
coach of the Eastern Manufacturing
Company baseball club. for this sum
ner. has been reelected to coach
Names nine next season. ii was an
nounCed BY the athletic board Coach
Clark has been complmented for his
work this spring when he took but Il
SCant handful OF veterans and mould
ed a team which tied with BuWdoin
for state honOrs. although it was
considered by dopesters AS not hay
ing a chance.
Coach Howard F'lack, graduate OF
Brown University and Names track.
cross country, relay and basketball
mentor during the last two years, will
return to Orono next fall, his con-
tract having been renewed by the
Maine Athletic Board. Coach F'laCk.
who has been Eampered in the last
two years with green material. Will
have more assistance next year. ac-
cording to plans watch are being
formulated now. anW will be able to
give more time to developing his
track men.
Graduate Manager l.. IIampden
Bryant. who came to the University
last fall, as the first occupant of this
Orono for another year. according to
the vote of the athletic board A
complimentary vote Of confidence was
extended Bryant by the board by Vir-
tue OF his work this pas year and
university students, alumni and fol-
lowers are of the same opinion in eX-
pressing satisfaction over his return
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*onn ont when winning run scored.
Wcsthrool1 .....o 1 3-11
Konts Hill $50 l o . o l 80
Two-base hits-King, Skillings,
li1milton ., Lucas .. Throc-hase hits
shea, Day, Hamilton, Lucas. stolen
la-cs-Shea, MCGOWAN. Martin. Cum
Niugs, ST. Clair. Knowles. Sacrifice
lits-Clunr, shea Day. Ballou. Base
cu halIs-Of burlington A, Knowles ,,
Hissonctte 4. Struck out-Purinston
y. Knowles 5, Bissonctte. Passed
halls-Cronin 4. Cummings. Hit by
rftcnod halI-Bv burlington >. Umpire.
Redmond Of Bates.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfeld, Albany. postponed. rain.
New Haven 5; Springfield 3.
Bridgeport Z; F'itchburg 8.
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BOSTON
Totals so 6 14X3S l6 2


sBatted for w. Collins in Sth.
1.-TWO out when winning run was
xenpsI
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st. Georges Agricultural society
will hold the first horse trot of the
season on June 18th at MontviIlc
with the following classes: $40 pace:
2,:37 trot. purse So; 222:} trot, 22G
pace, purse 500; free-for-all. trot
and pace. purs 800 The entries will
close June 10Th at noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-12

The Maine Central baseball club of
RumiOrd announces that it is ready
to book games away from home for
any day this summer with clubs nay
ing suitable guarantee. J.. Bouffarl
and Powell have been signed to do
the pitching. W. S, Kelly is man
agcr, go Prospect avenue, Rumford
Me.
, 1922-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF sHEkIFF's SALE.

By virtue of an orc-r of sale is
sued out of the District Court Of
the Sixth Judicial District Of the
State of Wyoming in and for the
County Of Natrona, in compliance
with Judgment rendered in favor Of
the plaintiff, on January %, 1922,
in the ease Of Leidecker Tool Com
pany, a corporation, Plaintiff, VS..
c. Kirchner, Defendant, in the sum
Of One Thousand Fifty-eight and
25l1o0 Dollars ($1,05S.25), to-
gether with One Hundred Fifty
Dollars (S150l attorneys fee, costs
in this cause accrued, and accruing
costs, and sustaining writ of at
tachment in this cause issued, the
sheriff having levied upon all the
right, title and interest of the said
C. Kirchner in and TO the follow
ing described property, situated
upon Section "a, Township 81
North, Range So West of the 9Th
P. M, in Natrona County, Wyo-
ming, viz: l No. "a Leidecker drill
ing machine, 1 30-H. P. mounted
boiler, l 10hx12 drilling engine, /
Pin. temper screw, l set Mechling
wire line clamps, 1 set bin. tool
wrenches, l wire line socket, l set
5h-in. jars, 1 sin. stem, 1 circle
jack and trap, 1 swivel wrench, 1
block, 1 casing hook, l cas-
ing line, 1 %-in. drilling line, 1
Ain. sand line, 1 dressing block,
L Alb. star blower, 1 derrick crane
only, 1 No. 2 vice, l low down
pump, / set 6x in. bits, IL joints
casing Junk, l Ain. bailer
(short), 2 sets Bin Scott eleva-
tors, 2 50-bbl. galv. tanks, 1 No. 2
Barrett jack, 1 wheelbarrow, con-
work and camp equip
ment, pipe and fittings, l steel tool
box, 1 1o-in. casing shoe, l Tin.
(short).
Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, February 10, A. ID.
1922, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m,
at the site of the above mentioned
material upon Section "a, Town
81 North, Range SIS West of
the 9th P. NJ, in said Natrona Coun-
I will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, all the
title and interest of the said
G. Kirchner in and to the said above
described property, to satisfy said
and all costs.
Given under my hand this LIST
day of February, 1922.
J. l. MARQUIS,
Sheriff.
By II. L. Seidel, Undersheriff.
Publish Feb. 2. 5. a.. 6. 7, s, .. 10.
II. Is. IA. 1929.
, 1922-02-14

and extent Of said improvements
shall be as follows, to-wit: The con
struetion OF necessary curbs, drain
age and storm sewers consisting Of
vltrihed clay piping, or cement
pipe, along with the necessary man.
holes, catch basins and other neces-
Sary fixtures and attachments, in
lets and outlets for the surface
drainage Of said streets and por-
uons Of streets so designated in
paragraph one above set forth. the
pavement to be used on the above
mentioned streets and portions of
streets designated in paragraph one
70 be selected by the City Cour.il
rom the following kinds: Plain con
crete 6 inches in thickness, rein
forced concrete 6 inches in thick
ness, Waranite bitulithic on a four.
y and six-ineh eoneret base; War
ante bitulithie on a four. five and
six-inch bituminous concrete base;
PLAIN bitulithie surface on q four,
hve and six-ineh concrete base.
Section &. Tho estimated costs
per square yard of ihe different
kinds Of paving herein next above
mentioned is now on file in the of
nee OF the City Engineer of the CITY
OF Casper. and any person inter
ested in said costs may determine
The same by calling at the Office Of
the City Engineer and asking for
such information.
Section 8. That no part Of said
Improvement shall be paid out OF
I've general fund or the road fund
OF NE City Of Casper.
Secticn 6. That the said i'm
proyement % be maintained by the
contractor for = period OF five
years, and that the charge for INC
maintenance is to be Included in
the assessment for such improve
Section T.. The time and pla,.
when and where the said Citv
Council will meet to consider ar
and all remonStrances and obiec-
ions to said proposed improvements
s hereby fixed on the 9th dav Of
February, A. ID. 1922, at 8 o'clocL
?. m. at the Council Chambers ~
The said City Council at the citv
Hall South Center Street, in The
City of Casper.
The time within which said re
monstrances and objections mus be
tiled in writing with the CITY Re
eorder, being the City Clerk Of the
CITY OF Casper. is hereby fixed AT
any time on or before said 8 oiciorE
p. M: on the 27th iay. of Febru.
airy, A. D. 1929.
Section s. That the said civ
Recorder; being the said Civ clert
ne and hereby is directed 10 give tor
days notice to all persons liable ~
a . assessment for said pronosed
improvements Of the forcroinr in
tentions Of The City Council by n.
publishing the aforesaid resolution
IN one issue Of the Casper naiIv
tribune on the 14th day Of Febr1.
airy, A. d. 1929, the same being a
Newspaper of general Circulation
published in said City of Casncr
once each week or oftener.
Passed and approved this 9Th dov
OF February. A. D. 1929.
W. A. BLACKMORE
Attest: Fl. Fl. PRICE, mayor
City Clerk. .
Publish Feb. II. 1922.
, 1922-02-14
NOTICE OF MEETING OF UNIT
HOLDERS OF CASPER-BoLToN
SKEEk SYNDICATE TO IN.
CREASE CAPITAL OF SAID
SYNDICATE

Notice is hereby given that n
meeting of the Unit Holders Of cas-
per,Bolton Greek Syndicate will be
held at the office of the Syndicate.
Room 217 Consolidated RovaIty
Building formerly Oil Exchange
Buiiding) South Center Street in
tne City Of Casper, County of Ma
srona, in the State of Wyoming. Al
= o'clock in the afternoon on
wednesday, March 1, 1922, for tho
purpose of voting upon a PROPOSE
ION to increase the capital Of the
syndicate from the sum Of Ona
hundred Thousand Dollars $500
000) divided into Two TbonssnJ
S2.0O0l units of the a yaIne Of
FIFTY Dollars ($b0) each. To tho
sum OF Two Hundred Thousand Dol,
lars G2o0,000) divided into Fonr
Thousand $4,000 units of the mar
aiu of Fifty Dollars (S5O) each
and for the transaction Of sn.b
other business as may pronerIv
come before said meeting.
Dated at Casper, Wyoming tbis
5lst day of January, A. ID, 1870
S. E. PHIPPEN.
Chairman Board Trustees. Cas-
per-Bolton Greek Syndicatc
Pub Jan. 81. Feb. Z, II, 81, %. isss
, 1922-02-14
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS
LIABLE TO ASSESSMENT FOR
THE IMPROVING OF THE FOL-
LOWING NAMED STREETS IN
PAVING DISTRICT NO. II:

ia lANo DAo Mn wv
Beech Street from 100 feet south
of the south line of Eighth Street,
to the south line of Ninth Street
and Milton Avenue;
Grant Street and Grant Avenue
from the south line of Second
Street to the south line of Milton
Avenue;
Lincoln Avenue from the north
line of Badger Avenue, TO the south
line of Milton Avenue;
Third Street from the center of
the alley between Park Street and
Grant Street, to the center of the
alley between Grant Stree. and
Lincoln Street;
Fourth Street from the center of
the alley between Park Street and
Grant Street, to the center of the
alley between Grant Street and Lin
coin Street;
Fifth Street from the center Of
the alley Between Park Street and
Grant Street, to the center of the
alley between Grant Street and Lin
coin Street;
Badger Avenue from the east
line of Grant Avenue TO the west
line of Lincoln Avenue;
Kirk Avenue from the center of
the alley between Park Avenue and
, 1922-02-14
YOU CAN TELL YOUR
WANTS

On a postal card; over the back fence; or across
the hall or fire escape. You can talk to every
body you know and get your needs talked about
by a lot of people you don't know-but if you
get results by that method you are in luck. If
you tell your wants in a Tribune Classified aid
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