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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
GIANTS LOSE TO
REDS IN TENTH

New York. Aug. s--After Kelly's
second home run had tied the score
in the ninth, the Giants lost to Gin
cinnati today in the tenth inning, I
to 3. With the bases full and none
cut in the tenth. the Reds scored
two runs on Bancroft's wild throw.
Two more runs followed on Rixey's
sacrifice fly and Burns double. Nehf
accounted for New York's third tally
with circuit drive. Both of Kelly's
homer uns were terrific clouts.
Manager McGraw was put off the
field in the 9th inning by Umpire
Rigler for disputing decision.
Score:
Cin'nati 0 o 0 l ! / 0 0 4-7-10-0
y. y. o 0. 0 I 0 l 0-3-13 3
Rixey and Hargrave. Wingo;
Nehf, Ryan and SNYDER, Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Il. J. SPORT KALENDER

AU- . Augusta VS.. star Taxis at
Aug. e-12-Golf: Mems champion
ship qualification rounds at Augusta
Country club
Aug 9-l9-Golf: First and second
rounds ladies' championship play at
Augusta country Club.
Aug. l0-Augusta rs. Dixfield at
D:yrcld
Aug 11-Aususta VS.. Fusilccrs at
Augusta.
Aug l2-Aueusta Lewiston. Twin
Towns and Eastcrns in alI-day tourney
at Lewiston Athletic Park.
Aug. 12-Sp"Cial open golf tourney
at Portland Country Club
Aug. lJ-'iolf: WaterVilie ladies vs.
Augusta ladies' at Augusta Country
Club.
Aug. 17-Tadios' best six holes golf
tourney at Augusta Country Club
Aug. Beforehand men ard ladies vs..
Augusta golfers at Augusta Country
club.
Aug. l9-Aucusta. Lewiston. Dixficld
and Twin Towns in all-day baseball
tourney at Norway
Aug. 13-26-Mainc State champions
ship tennis tourney at squirrel Island.
avg. .i-LadicS' elimination golf
tourney at Augusta club,
Aug 3l-Ladics' handicap golf tour
nov at Augusta country club.
Sept. 2-Mcn'S championship golf fl
mails at Augusta Country Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Indiana Governor
Opposes Dempsey
Bout with Brennan

Indianapolis. Aug. S-Although he
has made no decision to bar the pro
posed boxing contest between Jack
Dempsey and Bill Brennan for the
heavyweight championship, to be
held at Michigan City, Ind, Labor
Day, Governor McCray today said he
was opposed to such a match.
The governor indicated that any
future action taken by the state in
connection with the proposed match
would depend on whether the bout
was found to be prize fight or a
boxing contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
WyandOttes Win

Oakland. AHg. N-The WNaGottos
defeated the American Wooden team
~ tins town IN a twilight game here
tonight. Ivy tho score of 81. Both
teams we're tied until the third when
,hroo hts ard two errors gave the
Watcr,ll, aggregation four makers.
IN tins session Jarha knocked a
homer with one man on base,
Tho feature OF tho game vas tho
sensational twirline OF Barry"
WtScman. former Watcrville high
acc. In tho fnal three sessions. the
only innings that he pitched. Wise
man famed nine mon. Quincy. who
started the mound work for Wa
tsrvillc allowed no hits and famed
four in two frames Score:
Oakland ............0 o 0 o Ii
Gurnev. Wiseman and Bolduc;
Wort and Tracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
MORRILL, NAMES.
RACE ENTRIES
FOR SK0WHECAN

especial 10 kcnneDcc JOurnal)
Pittsficld, Ne. Aug. 8, 1922-Col.
Walter c. Morrill, has announced the
entries and purses for the races to
be held under his management at
Fairview Park, Skowhegan on Sat
urday, August ? as follows:
226 Class trot and pace. Purse
$2Q0-Nickawarka bg, by Belwin,
Vincent Ganaue, Dexter; Bingen V.
McGrcgor, bg, by Robert Bingen, r..
McAtee, WatcrNillc; Weston AAtell,
br &. by Roland AXtcll, Wesley J..
Watson, SkOwhcGan; Sister Todd,
blk IN. by Maine Todd, Henry Clukey,
Hartland: Peter Gates. bg, by Peter
The Great, Henry Clukcy, Hartiand ;
Peter J, bg. by Peter, The Great, S.
J. Parker, St. Adams; Licono, bg. by
Echo Todd Hugh Height. Norridgc-
wock: Tommic Whitctoot, bg, by
Johnny Wakes. Bingham Hotel
Stables, Bingham; bingham, bg, by
Constantine, Jr., bingham Hotel
Stables, bingham; Lady II, ch m, by
llilCe -hI"HuiA' A""'lh il'hhl'H =
l'anS' IN, Peggy Peters pm pN
Peter Me- {. v. Day SknoWhegan
liopaion@ CASSIDY bs, by Cocha'o. H.
". Gould farmlnSton; badIa' pm
by EInFara W. ;. lnsfaham' OAK
land; AnrrilIa' bm, by Nuno"n, +. e.
Colburn. Pennington; Iowa j., Big. by
Matt Williams. Riley Davis, Water
Niil": Dan q Again DIX $, ny Dan q
"a" renee lyme Ma''fV'.l"' Barron
hS' W hlnE"sl. +. > " iIl'ansoh
\"riIdG'Work' h"FGoha' hfil' ny ser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
BENNY LEONARD
LOSES 5 TEETH
FROM INFECTION

New York, Aug. S-BcnnT Leo
nard. lightweight champion OF the
world. appeared at Madison Square
Garden today with five teeth mis-
sing. A dentist had drawn them be
cause of infection which set in after
His bout with Ever Hammer at Mi
chgan City. last Saturday.
The champion conferred with Tex
Rickard. and Charley White concern
ing bout with the latter, to be
staged according TO present plans
in the vclodrome the third week in
September. He said, however. that
he would not sign definitely for the
match until he found ont how long
It would take the dentist to get him
in Shnne acain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
DIXFIELD wins
FROM SANFORD BY
PERFECT SQUEEZE
Especial to kennebec Journal

Dixfcld, Aug. s.--Welch, second
haseman on the Dixfcld nine, laid
down a perfect bunt here today in the
fifth inning ami made possible the *
ecution Of a double squeeze which won
for the locals to 4 against the strong
GoodaIl Textiles Of Sanford. III.
Features of tho game included spec
tacular catches Ivy kirsCht"in and Nc
keon for Sanford and the tlashy work
of Gerrish at shortstop for Dixtield.
Pink Brown Of Eumford. pitching
for Dixfeld. held Sanford . four
safctics.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
PIRATES COP TWO
FROM THE PHILLIES

Philadelphia, Aug. S.-Pittsburg won
a double header from Philadelphia to-
day. - to and to .. Tho second
game was the 10Th straight victory
for the Pirates. Tho Pirates made y
hits in the first game, Russell getting
five.
Tierncv made four hits in each
game. two of them being homers in
the opener The Pirates made - hits
in the second same, running their to-
tai for the series TO GS. In the three
games Plttshurg scored as runs. Score:
FIRST GAME
pittShurg ....3 q 4 3 o - | @--19-o1-n
Philadelp hia 30 q o. O. Sta
Hamilton and Gooch; Meadows. Sin
gleton, G.. Smith and Hcnline, With
crow.
SECOND GAME
Pitt SburG 30 o q 0-1-l9-o
Philadelphia D . o 0 o Is 81
Morrison and Schmidt; Winters. G..
Smith and Henline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Joe Graves, Sid Graves tlother,
who PLAYED for the NIillonalreS yes
,erday at Lisbon Falls, will be
senior this year at Marblehead Jilgh
school. Joe is q natural ball player.
and will make a sweet athlete Tor
some college when he gets through
prep school.
shorty" kilpatriCk's injury to his
ankle is really the result of an old
sprain suffered some time ago in
football game. The injury this time
is near the instcp of the right foot,
while before it was slightly higher
on the same ankle.
The Otis Mill of LivermOre Falls
is backing a newly organized semi
pro team which they intend TO make
capable of competing with the best
in the State. Their pitching staff is
to be headed by George Whitehouse
Of Massachusetts. quondam Braves,
Red SOX and Federal league tWiller.
The team plays its first game under
the new regime this afternoon, Stack
ing up against Sanford.
The Biddciovd Journal says that
Jack Dempsey is delighted with Old
Orchard beach and may possibly train
there for some of his bouts. He
has been making a brief visit there
the past few DAYS with his friend,
Stanilaus n yszIio. former worlds
champion wrestler.
Ben Hous6r seems to have had n
lucky envoy in stan" Atwood,
sporting editor of the Lewiston sun.
Atwood acted as emissary for Ben
in the dra wings for the two all-day
Journeys the coming fortnight, and
drew the first game in each series
for Augusta. AT Lewiston next Sat
urday. the MillIOnaircs will open the
day against the Eastcrns OF Brow or.
and they start the Norway tourney
the following Saturday in Il morning
game against DXfcld.
II IS rumored that Dan Ivory. man
ager Of the Togus baseball nine is
negotiating with the Lewiston TaXis
and Twin Towns for games at the
National Homo in the near future.
Eddie Trcmbley. the Bangor
middlcweight. comes out in defense
Of his statement that he has stopped
Harry Greb and writes the following
to the Bangor News: IN reply to
Your article in tho local sporting
briefs Of recent date, | want TO say
that | stopped Greb in two rounds
in tho elimination tournament in
London and that | also kayocd AL
Wiring. the man who defeated Grcb.
My statement can he affirmed by
hundreds Of cX-nayy mon throughout
the country"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
patrick Hurt at Lisbon of Taxi Lineup
STAR TAXIS WIN
FROM Twin TOWNS
BY TIMELY HITS
Especial to Kennebec Journal)


Lewiston. Aug. s.-Buckland shut
out Twin Town until the ninth and
the Star Taxis scored a Al win today.
Canavan was hit hard, Leavitt starring
with two singles. a double and triple
in four trips to the plate. Bissonette
was forced to retire in the seventh on
account of Illness.
Doubles by Fuller and White in the
ninth produced the only run for the
visitors.
Lewiston scored in the first on Wig
gins single, Keville's error and Leav-
tits first hit The others came in the
third on singles by Bissonette. Lcav-
it, Morrcll and Callahan after two
were out, together with an error by
kenney
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Gibbons Dempsey Bout Possible

Chicago, Aug. S.-An offer for an
eight round match between Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion and
Tom Gibbons of st. Paul, to be stag
cd at Shibe Park, Philadelphia next
month. was received today by Eddie
Kane. Gibbons manager from Louis
Mails. Philadelphia promoter. Kane
announced. Kane said he would &C
cept If terms were satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
FAIRFIELD

Raymond Smart who recently un-
oerWcnt an operation for appendicitis
at the Sisters hospital is reported as
very much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grant have
returned to Clinton after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Guy CorO, who accom-
panied them home,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
HENLEY
TAKES FEATURE
RACE ON CIRCUIT

North Randall, Cleveland, Aug S.
(By \. P)-Dr. I. l.. Cooper of Day
ton. Ohio, won both divisions OF the
EOS class pace raced here this sea-
season when his Peter Henley cap
tured The Leader purse $4,000, fea-
ture Of today's grand circuit racing
program at North Randall. 1t was
the only event Of the day to be de-
cided in straight heats.
Peter Henley was driven by Harry
Stokes and was coupled with Charley
Sweet, which won the Edwards Pace
for EOS class at the July meeting
in the second heat.
With Peter Henley out in the third
| heat, Hal Bee, won in Il driving fin
! ish from Charley Sweet and Wrack.
The 2.04 pace resulted in split
heat event, each of which furnished
close finishes except the fourth. That
was won by John Henry IIandily
! from TrampSalC
Only four ofthe six scheduled e.
! vents were decided today. The track
was left in bad condition by ycster-
| days rain and it was late before it
| was worked into condition to permit
| racing.
| IT was then decided TO put the PA
trOt and the three year old trOt over
until tomorrow. The track dried
| quickly however and by the time the
Leader was raced it was very fast
October was started in the go
1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
DIXt'IEI.D

Home run-Mckcon. Two-base hits
Farrell, Kirschtein. Brown. Pitt. Mer-
riman. Stolen bases-Rowe, Small.
struck out--By Newell 4, Brown 5.
Double play-Chase to Gerrsh to
Small. Hit by pitched ball-By New
ell, Foster Wild pitch-Brown. Pass
cd ball-Pitt, Prescott. Base on balls
OFF Brown 5. Sacrifice hit-Dunham.
Umpire Eddie Conway. Time, lao.
Attendance, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
DEVASTATION IS
WINNER FORT ERIE

Fort Erie, Ont, Aug. S.-Devasta-
ton. ridden by Marinelli. won the $40
coo Dominion handicap here today.
Mad Halter was second and Boniface
third. The time was c.l5 3-5. The
race was run over a slow track. The
winner paid $3.50 for 50 in the mutual
betting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Bout to Go 1hrouuE1

New York, Aug. S-Opposition by
Governor McCray of Indiana to the
Jack Dempsey-Bill Brennan match at
Michigan City. Ind, Labor Day, Will
cause no change in his plans for the
contest, il was said tonight by Jack
kearns, Dempsey's manager. kearns
said ne was leaving tonight for
Michigan City to discuss details Of
the match with Promoter Floyd Fitz-
simmons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Eastern League Results

Bridgeport Worcester scheduled for
today played as part of double header
on Sunday.
Plttsfield- Hartford double header
rain.
Springfield c. Albany 4.
Waterbury 4, New Haven >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

star Taxis .....2 0 > q 0 OK
Earned runs-Twin Towns !. TaXis
,. Two-base hits-Icavitt, +. Loud
Fuller White. Threc-base hit--l.eaN-
lit. Sacrifccs-Iammond Gaudctto.
Runs driven in-By I.eaNitt .. Morroll
callahan. White. Bases on balls-Off
Canavan. First base on errors-Twin
Town !, Taxis .. Caught stealing
Morrcl. Left on bases-Twin Towns
!, Taxis :. Struck out-BY Buckland
:. by Canavan c. Umpire, King. Time,
90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
RED S0x FIND INDIANS EASY
and WALLOP THEIR TW|RLERS
At WILL, WINNING IS TO 6

Cleveland. Aug. s-Boston scored
~ VIII against Cleveland today and
won ! s 10 6. The batting OF Harris,
Fevster and Speaker featured. the
latter hitting two home runs over the
right hcld fence, there being no one
on base either time. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pttsburs 10; Philadelphia 8 (first
same).
Pittsburs 7; Philadelphia 8 (second
san1e).
Chicago 4; Grookiyn I.
St. Louis Boston, wet grounds.
Cincinnati 7; New York 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
AMERICAN STANDING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 1: Detroit 2.
Boston IS; Cleveland s.
Philadelphia q; Chicago 6.
Washington 8; St. Louis I.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

1ODAY'S GAMES
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

shorty" kilpatricks injury to his
ankle is really the result of an old
sprain suffered some time ago in
football game. The injury this time
is near the instcp of the right foot,
while before it was slightly higher
on the same ankle.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

Those who took the West Indies Cruises
last pIlter on the Empress of Britain
said thcp mere MOST DELIGHTFUL \
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-23
DEsDE NUEvA YORK

Entire los crimenes por asesinato, CO.
metidos durante estos iiltimos dias, en-
esta ciudad ha namado un tanto mas la
atenci6n ell que Sc consume contra dos
detectives. Horas antes Sc habia reali-
zado un asesinato en- Ia Gale ciento cua-
renta, consecuencia de un shold up
a un portador de ochocientos dolares
de rentas de casas. Ell collector Sc hizo
acompahar del 'janitor'' hasta coger
ell elevado de la Octava Avenida, y an
tes de Iegar la Estaci6n fueron sor-
pxendidos por dos negros, revolver en-
mano Ell ''janitor'' grito uno de
los negros hizo fuego, matandolo en- el
acto. Los criminales cogieron los ocho-
cientos d6lares del collector v desapa-
recieron.
La policia tuvo conocimiento del me-
cho Y media hora mas tarde detuvieron
en- Ell vecindario de la gente de color,
1876 st. Lenox Avenue, a un jovencito
llamado Luther Boldly, como de veinte
amos de edad y con un igero record de
"pick-pocket' ratero de rlenor GUAM
tia. Uno de los detectives lie pregunt6
acerca del crimen ocurrido mcmentos an
tes, ell joven contest6 que NADIA sa-
bia. Entonces ell detective objeto que le
llevarian al cuartel de la policia y ALI
el diria 10 que supiera del case. FL
muchacho volvio alegar que NADIA sa-
bia de aquel hecho, y que no tenia pa
ra que fir al scuartel, porque Ell Saba 10
que le esperaba ALI. Anduvieron algu-
nos pasos. Ell muchacho Sc ar1no sigilo-
samente, disparo contra sus detectives
v los mato. Luego emprendio la fuga
tres dias despues fue hecho prisione-
70 en- Philadelphia. Dentro de POGO serS
sometido juicio, sentenciado y electro
eutado.
Pero la Historic es severa. La enti-
dad abstracta de la Historic recoje Ia
verdad; esta forcejea por entire Ia tene
brosa oscuridad en- que Sc agitan les Sc
res las cosas humanas, y las mente;
sanas las conciencias rectas la reco.
jen Y la ponen en- las paginas severas
de la Historic. Luther Boldly fue apre
hendido en- Philadelphia e Immediate
mente que 10 llevaron la Estaci6n de
Policia, so.icito al Captain y confeso 81
delito. ''Yo mate esos dos detectives
porque me querian nevar al Quartet pa
ra atropellarne cruelmente. va 10 ha
hian hecho algunas veces conmigo, )
la Ultima estuve una semana en- CANA
de los golpes que me dieron. Por ESQ
cuando me dijeron que caminara hacis
el Cuartel, senti horror, Sc me enfri6 e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-23
JN MUCHACHO ASE-
SINA A DOS DETECTIVES

cuerpo, y perdi la cabeza. Pero recordo
que tenia una pistola y entonces la sa-
que hice fuego bajo el impulse del te-
rror que me causaba la idea de volver
ser atropellado en- ell cuartel La tlti-
ma vez que me atropellaron sah resuelto
no sufrir otro atropello, las cir
cunstancias me han empujado poner a
prueba mi decision. Yo Sc que sere cleo
| trocutado, porque mate dos detectives;
pero no fui atropellado en- Ell cuartel,
que es peor que ser electrocutado.
Algunos de esos conceptos fueron di-
chos por Ell desgraciado Boldly al hacer
su confession; pero los otros, los que
hacen luz en- la verdad. Sc deducen logi-
camente de las pocas palabras que pudo
usar ell joven para expresar sus pensa-
mientos. Y en- su mente bullen los razo-
namientos que no podrian ser favorables
para atenuar legalmente su delitO ante
las Cortes que han de juzgarle, pero que
son. de justisima queja ante los juicios
de la conciencia privada. Luther Boldly
mato dos detectives empujado por el
horror que lie causaba la perspectiva de
volver ser cruelmente atropellado en-
ell Quartet Su espiritu de juventLd igno.
rante, pero no completamente envileci-
do. Sc rebelo ante la bajeza del atrope-
llo policiaco, prefri6 escalar de IN
salto las gradas del patibulo. Ahora va
morir en- la silla electrical como UN
HOMBRE, como un criminal atrapado
por la ley; pero en- ell cuertel hubiera ST.
do vejado, ultrajado, empujado la
degeneration como UNA CoSA, como
un ESTROPAJO, simplemente con ell
prop6sito de hacerle coparticipe de I'm
hecho criminoso, del cual seguramente
Boldly no tenia ell mas leve conocimien-
TO- hubiera sido una vez mas victima
de aquellas vejaciones que, por las
formas como son realizadas, son mas
degenerantes atn; y hubiera recibido un
empujon mas hacia la asouerosa vida
del criminal vulgar, del robo, del asal-
to, del 'thold-up'', que son tantos y
tantos empujados desde los cuarteles de
la policia, despues de haber recibidO el
primer empuj6n desde . las miserias
del hogar ~.
New York, la Gran Ciudad que full
gura por su poder immense y per su in
mensa riqusza, tiene tambien una par
tie trasera enorme, por donde evacua un
torrente de criminalidad y de miserias
capaz de asombrar elmundo.
pensar que de ese torrente es una
parte ~ ell Quartet de la Policia
Isaac IRIzARRY sAsPoRT
Enero IL, 1929.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-23
INUNCIODE SUBASTA
. GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
'EPARTAMENro DEL INTERIOR
sEaoCIADo DE oBRAs PuBLICAs

4 San Juan, p. r.. Enero 10. 1922.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
d la adjudication en- publica subasta
el suministro, medida Y entrega de
las menos 2,047 metros cubicos de
iedra triturada de o.. $50 metros Gu
Fos ctbicos de piedra en- bloqae, 260
letros clbicos de piedra de 3ll". para
|pr acopiado en- las secciones de carrete
IA que mas adelante Sc indicsn, Sc re-
|Ibiran en- esta oficina hasta las 2 p. m.
|6l dia 26 de enero de 1922, ea que Sc
|briran y leeran pIblicamente:
PIEDRA DE Q PULGADAs:
Carr. No. 1-Kms. O-6.... 1870.
etros ctbicos.
Carr. No. 1--Kms. O-7... SGT me
os cdbicos.
Total. 2,O47 metros cubiccs.
PIEDRA EN- BLooUE
arr. No. 1--Kms 0-5. 49,. $50 metros
Ibicos.
PIEDRA DE SI4 PULGADAS
arr. No. I-Kms. 0-6. -. $50 metros
cibicos.
Tcdos los datos necesarios Sc daran,
esta oticina, donde Sc encuentrar de-
Anifesto los documentos que ban de
CIR en- el contrato v pOdrAn recoger
licitadores los modelos de proposi-
ones que han de presentar.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
cho de rechazsv cualQuiera todas
proposiciones y de adjadicar el
ntrato bajo otras considerac'ores dis
ltas de las del precio.
(Firmado) John A. WILSON.
ComisionadO. Advt.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-20
BIG DRAMATIC PICTURE "The Inside of the Cup" Excellent
 Paramount PhotopIay

A photoplay of tremendous force and sweeping action is The Inside of the Cup, which comes to the Coliseum Theater tonight It is a picturization of Winston Churchill's famous and widely discussed novel of the same name, the publication of which, in 1913. provoked a world wide controversy.
 The story is dramatic, the action thrilling and the love interest center ing upon a rector and Settlement worker, exceedingly appealing. The shams and hypocrisies of society are exposed with merciless vigor, but this is only incidentally accomplished the love interest predominating. The picture was personally produced by Albert Capellani. William P Carle- ton and Edith Hallor have the lead ing roles and they head a large and competent supporting cast. 1..-
The Nenana news., 1922-06-20

The U. s. army transport General J. ". Jacobs arrived in port early Sunday morning, from Panama, with forty-six men of the infantry, Capt. Gordon P. Savage in command, with Lieut.. E. W Gruhn as subaltern, for transfer to Anchorage. The troops entrained in a special coach yesterday morning for the coast town. There were also two extra cars for the baggage and other effects of the troops. The transport is scheduled 10 start down river to- night on the return trip to the army town. --..:
The Nenana news., 1922-06-20
Painting Riley Greek Viaduct

FaIntlng Riley Greek NIaduCt
 Sealed proposals will be received at Room g, General Office Building Alaskan Engineering Commission, Anchorage, Alaska, until z o'clock, p. n., July B. 1922, for painting steel portion of Riley Creek Via duet, at Riley Greek, Mile BAT. This structure is 570 feet long and at its highest point is So feet iron, foundation to base of rail and con- tains 760 tons of steel. Viaduct is to be given two coats of graphite paint by hand brushes only, this Commission to furnish paint zHd oil and bidder to furnish brushes and all other equipment such as staging, scaffolding, etc. Work to be begun by July 10, 1922. Trans portation of men and equipment furnished free by Commission. F. Mears, Chairman.