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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Giants Lose Jinx
and Defeat Robins

Brooklyn, y. y. Aug. 1l.-The New
York Giants ended their losing streak
today, defeating Brooklyn 6 to l in
the first game of three-game series.
Shcrrod Smith allowed only six hits.
but four of them were for extra bases,
including a home run by Frsch in the
seventh. jess Barnes scattered
Brooklyn's eight safe blows and was
aided by sensational fielding, especial
ly by Bancroft and FrisCh. Score
New York 90 q o . o o-G-G-n
Brooklyn $50 o 0 0 q q / o 0--1-S-l
]. Barnes and snyder; Smith and
Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
WALT JOHNSON DRIVES IN
THREE RUNS FOR SENATORS
and BEATS RED S0X BY So

Boston, Aug. 11.-Walter Johnso,,.
bat scored three runs for Washinp.,.
today and proved an important fac,,.
in the defeat of Boston ) to +. In u,
ninth inning the Red Sox staged :.
triple play. To start this inning Pr,
and S. Harris singled off Eiercy, vi.
was then relieved by Russell. On -.
first ball pitched Milan bunted in from,
of the plate. Rucl threw TO pit,err,,
at third. forcing Rice, and Pitterpo.
threw to Burns, forcing Milan. Burr,
returned the ball TO Pittcnger W.
tagged out S. Harris trying 10 ma.
third on the play. Coach Burke a,5
Judge were put out Of the game fe,
disputing decisions. Tho score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
| MARGARET DILLON
TAKES BIG PURSE
ON GRAND CIRCUIT

North Randall. Cleveland, Aug. IL
-(By A. P.)-Sir Roche which paceu
record breaking races at Columpus
and Toledo during the last two weeks
met his first defeat of the season mere
today when he finished behind Mar
-aret Dillon, driven and trained by
Thomas Murphy. the Poughkeepsle'
y. Y, horseman, in the free-for-all'
the feature of the Grand CIRCUIT
get card.
Margaret Dillon won in straight
heats, taking the first handily but pc
ing forced to drive by Sir Roach IN
the second. The time for the three
miles was the fastest of the season at
North Randall.
Margaret Dillon got away to good
start in each mile and led all the way
in the first heat. The first five horses
to finish in this heat were only noses
apart, Hal Malone coming from way
back to take the place.
Jimmie Mckerron led the field to
the stretch in the second heat. Mar
garet Dillon emerged out of the bunch
at the head of the stretch and in
hard drive won from Sir Roch, with
Hal Malone and Jimmie Mckerron
close up.
With Margaret Dillon out Of it, Sir
Roch captured the third heat.
The American Sportsman Sweep
stake for three -ycar-old PAGERS, went
to Peter Etawah, also driven by
Murphy. The gelding won easily in
straight heats.
mi IA oi,,Cr five in %
Of the 21S trot, Trumpator was dis
tanced in the second. The event
finally went TO Tallahatchie.
After the finish of the last event,
the judges announced that Drivers
Marvin Childs and Harry Stokes had
been suspended for their unsatisfac-
tory driving of Bingenwood, Jr in
the 2.12 pace Wednesday,
Summaries:
THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN'S s
SWEEPSTAKES THREE YEAR
S12S0
Peter Etawah, h 2, by Etawah
(MurphD l !
Ophelia ". NJ (McMahon) ..... . .
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Patsy Watts, h f Nalentine) 80. ;
Lamberta, j Ray) .......... ) 3
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$500
Margaret Dillon. BIN by Dillon
.Axworthy (Murphy). ..... ro
Sir Roch, Big. Dcan). ..,.... . l
Hal Malone. b.g. (Childs) . 3 ,
Jimmie Mckerron, big. NaD.. 6 4 3
Grace Direct, b.m. CEaring) 80. 4
Jackson Grafton, Juno, Johnny
Quirk also started.
Time-2.01 IL; 200; 2.O1 "a.
2.1S CLASS TROTTING, PURSE
$1,000
Tallahatchie, b.h. by Etawah,
Nf-dmahN ........... 3 l
Nolo Worthy, b.h. (Nuckois).. %
Iombro Dillon, Big. (SerrilD -. "A 3
Charley r., Big. (Moorc). ..... 6 3 4
Harvest Freeze, BIN. (Gillette) 6 3
Mary Mac, Thumpator and Peter
Will Tell also started.
Time-2.1O IA; 209 "a: 21O IA.
2.12 CLASS TROTTING, PURSE
$1,000
Captain Mosby, b.g. by Col.
Mosby (Allen) .... 11ro
ALA Evans, rom. (Thomas).. 61
Sllvi Brooke, BIN. CHodson) 70
Justissima. BIN. McMahon) 234
Naleria Todd, h.m. (V. Fleming) A 3
Amarillo Mckinney. Prince Redlac.
Driftworthy and Worthy Bond also
started
Time-o.09 Ia; e.oG IL; o.o7 A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

hits-Wilson. Graves. French. Stolen
bases-McDonald, Murray, Suke-
forth Brennan. Struck out = BY
Brennan Il; Woodbury. 4. Double
plays-Lynch 10 Logue. Passed ball
Abbott. Mcdonald. Base on balls
Off Brennan >; off Woodbury. ..
Sacrifice hits - Graves, Sukeforth.
Brennan. Umpire - MCDonough.
Time-l.t t6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
PH|LLIES Give Braves 5-3
TRIMMING DUE TO SNhPPY
WORK BEHIND THEIR TW|RLERS

Philadelphia, Penna., August IL
Philadelphia defeated Boston today
5 to 3. Rubbell and Watson were
hit hard but excellent fielding cut off
possible runs. Powell received a
freak homer in the fifth when Le-
bourvcau fielding his drive, kicked
the ball into the bleachers. Score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
"Batted for w. Collins in Nth.
"Batted for Fcwstor i'm \th.
fn,-


'''Batted for Russell in 9TH.
We shington ....n o . n n-i
Boston ........0 q q q o o a.
Two-base hits-Pcckinpauch Pra,
j. Harris. Three base hit-rrat.
stolen ha Sc-Pratt. SaCrifcos-rc.
Mich. J. Harris. Double plays-recE.
inpaugh to s. Harris TO Judge; $. IIar.
ris to Peckinpaueh to ShankS. Tript
play-Ruol to Pittenecr to Burns to
Pittengor. Lett on Washing.
ton :. Boston 6. Ease on halls-0-
Johnson ). Struck out-Ey Johnso'
3. W. Collins l. Hits-Off W. COLIN;
II in S innings; off Piercy in no in.
nings, none out in 9th; off Russell D
in l. Umpires. Nallin and Guthrie
Losing pitcher, Collins. Time LIS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Eastern League Results

AN-ov 3. Bridgeport !.
Hartford II. pittsfcld 10
Nov Ha'on u. Waterbury 3.
.,pt.Uefcld :. Worcester l7 in
ming called. darhncss).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
PHILADELPHIA


OtIIS .oo II - y
x-Batted for O'Ncill in Sth.
XX-Batted for Watson in 9th.
Boston .o 0 0 0 0 0-3
Phila .....1 3 0 0 0 X-o
Two base hits, Hubbell, Williams.
Nixon. Home run, Powell. Sacrifice,
J. Smith. Double plays, ]. Smith to
Parkinson to Leslie 2. Left on
bases. Boston S; Philadelphia g..
Ease on talls off Hubbell .. Struck
out by Hubbcll 3. BY Watson s. I'm
rirca, Ha't and O'Day. Time ii2,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington s; Boston d.
Philadelphia 2; New York 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Pat Ticrney, who has been play
ing sterling game in the infeld for
the Penohscot Chemical Fibre team,
of Great Works, has been signed by
Zen Houser to cover third for the
Millionaires. Ticrney is a heavy
hitter, and reputcd a sweet fielder.
He is captain of the Canisus College
team at Buffalo, y. Y. His home is
in Biddeford.
Sylvester Poor, who has pastimed
for Cony Nariously in baseball, foot
hall and track is headed towards
University of Maine this fall.
Freddy Parent celebrated his first
game for Millinockct by contributing
two of the five hits secured by his
teammates off Mcneil, on the mound
for the Eastcrns. The eX-Leaguer
drove in w Albert for one of his
teams two runs Milinocliet won,
. to 0.
Howard CJoeD Knowles, star
return to school this fall for a post
graduate course preparatory to en-
tcring college. He will lie eligible
for the eleven and Will be q tower
of strength for the Cony line.
Riopel, secured by Twin Towns
from the dsbanded Worcester team
of the Eastern League tielded his
position at first perfectly and landed
for two hits Thursday rs Twin
Towns trimmed Livcrmorc Falls 8
to G.
Giant" Tootell of Bowdon has
been entered by the b. A. A. in the
National Championships at Newark,
~ J., next month. He is ca~tain-
elect of the Bowdoin track team next
season and is one of the best 1am-
mer throWers in the country. Under
the training of Jack Magee. Too-ell
has also been coming fast in the shot
put. Aside from his track ability,
Tootell was unanimous choice for all
Maine football tackle last fall.
Instructor Frank Gilman of the
Augusta Country Club has been busy
this week gathering in the cards of
the men who are qualifying for the
club championship play. This week
end will see the cards of all these
who are to enter turned in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
SATURDAYS GAMES

SATURDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at Chicago.
Washington at Boston (2).
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
SUNDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

SUNDAYS GAMES
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 3; Philadelphia S.
New York s.; Brooklyn I.
Cincinnati 1; Pittsburs Z.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12

SATURDAYS GAMES
Boston at PhiIadel phia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsbure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Horses Entered in
New Belfast Fair
Races, Aug. 15-17

Belfast, Ne. Aug. 11-(Specla1)
The list Of entries of the new Bel
fast fair for Aug Is, 16 and Il will
be as follows
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16

In a small room on the assem-
bly, hall, Phil and Standing Bear
came upon Jim Loomis examining
the wampum belt Before the lat
ter realized what had happened,
Phil had snatched the belt from
his hand.
Now" shouted Stanton, seizing
Loomis by the throat, tell me
where Miss Randolph isl" Cover
ing with fear, Loomis indicated the
dungeon. Hurting the man to the
ground, Phil rushed down the pas,
sageway with standing Bear close
behind. Two Indians were guard
ing the entrance, but they were
easy work for the rescuers. With
mighty push, they gained their
way through the door. Phil took
in the situation with one glance.
Springing forward, he seized the
trident as it was about to drop on
the girl.
In the assembly room, Gray
Hawk was calling his Blue Hawks
about him, and was about to an
nounce the death of the Princess
White Eagle. He was amazed to
see Ruth appear with the wampum
belt about her waist Standing
Bear stood behind the girl protect
ingly He informed the disgrunt-
led Gray Wolf that he would have
to answer for any further persecu-
ton OF the girl or Phil
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Ruth thanked the chief of the
White Eagles and left for her room
where she began to study her faith
ers last message-the wampum
belt. AS she scrutinized the fig
ures woven into the beaded design,
Moonlight entered and announced
Professor LittIeton. The archaic
ologist had been guided to the
Golden canyon by the White Rider
and had received instructions to
decode the belt Ruth Randolph well
coined the little man and offered the
sacred belt for his examination.
There is only one man alive
who can interpret this inscription, {"
he said, after a careful examina-
ton, land that is old Lame Elk,
chief Of the Headhunters. on Siburo
island in the Pacific. l would ad-
wise you to see him"
Ruth was at a loss what to do
as she remembered that she must
make her decision about the Gold
en- Pool in one month. At that
moment Standing Bear entered
and the girl told him of her predic-
ament
Call a meeting of the tribes.
he suggested, and lay the case be-
fore them. Ask leave to go to ST.
buro, and for an extension of three
moons in which to make your de-
cision."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16
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Wolf gleefully informed him of his

Wolf gleefully informed him of his
plot.
At nightfall the tribes gathered
for the meeting at the Golden Pool.
Ruth. in an Indian dress OF white
buckskin. looked every bit the
! Princess White Eagle. Standing
Bear accompanied her and kept an
alert watch for any signs of treach-
cry.
In the assembly room, Gray Wolf
was giving final instructions to his
followers. I'VE must lead the
Princess White Eagle so she will
stand directly on the trap" he said,
and at my signal the Medicine Man
will pull the rope and let the trap
| collapse
But won't the Indians try to
keep Miss Randolph from falling
into the Golden Poolr' asked Jim
Loomis.
The sacred wampum belt will
prevent that" smiled Gray Wolf.
They will not dare touch her.
Only white man. would attempt
to save her"
At that moment, Crouching Mole
discovered Phil lurking in the
shadows. With cry he called his
Indians and sprung upon the white
man. Phil fought with fury, but
he was outnumbered and the red
skins hustled him of to the dun
geon.
BY this time the two tribes. Buff
faloes and Blue Hawks, in full war
| regalia were gathered in the light
of f1aring torches around the Cold
en- Pool, in which lie countless tons
of pure molten metal. Ruth whis-
pered to Standing Bear that she
had never witnessed such an i'm
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16

Meantime, at the ranch OF Julia
Wells, Frank Sheldon, emissary OF
the big financier, had arrived and
was in conference with Julia and
Loomis.
II offer you one million dollars
for your assignment of interest. "
he said, 'in case Ruth Randolph
decides ownership of the Golden
Pool in favor of the Blue Hawks. "
81 am sorry" replied Loomis,
but / absolutely refuse to sell. If
/ obtain the Golden Pool. l shall
dispose OF its gold in the open
market"
But this staggering amount OF
ton OF fnance-gold will become
worthless"
II don't care what happens.
become the richest man the world
has ever known" Rising from his
chair, he left the room, indicating
that the interview was at an end.
Julia Wells. however, had plan.
II believe / know how to secure
the Golden Pool in spite OF Loom
is" she whispered to Sheldon, and
began to unfold her plan.
Meanwhile, on the very brink OF
the Golden Pool, the Medicine Man,
instructed by Gray Wolf, was pre-
pairing a trap. He dug large rock
out of the rim OF the pool and COW
cred the space with small piece
of wood. He propped one side up
with a stick, and attached a rope,
so that when the rope would be
pulled, the board would collapse,
and a person standing on the trap
would fall, or rather slide into the
pool. When LOOMS arrived, Gray
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pressive and awe-inspiring sight.
AS she stood on the rim Of the
pool. Standing Bear began to ad-
ed, he introduced the Princess
White Eagle.
81 am speaking for the happiness
of both clans" she began, when |
tell you that the inscription on the
wampum belt contains the secret
of the Golden Pool. There is only
one man who can read it. and you
must give me leave to depart from
the Golden canyon to see him. II
you consent, in three months shall
be able to make my decision in
fairness to al"
A lusty cheer greeted her words.
AS she continued. Gray Wolf was
slyly causing a few of his Blue
Hawks to crowd the girl SO that
she stood nearer the danger spot.
In another moment the Medicine
Man gave the signal to his chief.
Black Hawk nodded.
The Medicine Man stopped and
pulled the rope. Ruth suddenly
felt the ground give way beneath
her, and clutched wildly in the air.
endeayoring to regain her balance.
With cry, she sank towards the
pool, but secured a grasp on the
edge and hung helpless. Standing
Bear, unable to believe his eyes,
rushed to her aid, but Gray Wolf
shouted a warning.
do not touch the chieftainess!
Beware of the sacred wampum'
Both tribes stood looking on in
horror at Ruth. clinging to the very
edge of the pool over the molten
gold
CONTINUED Next Thursday
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|NhRTIN BRICK
SETTLES DEBTS
os,suport Corporation Effects Sat.
lsfactory Settlement - Pays
$4,000 Claims.

settlement, which is expected to
I. satisfactory to creditors of the
e Martin Brick & Tile COM
.anv. Davenport, has been effected
|. the federal court by Andrew L.
n X attorney for the corpora
s,r The Martin company will
~ 100 cents on the dollar in cash
9os bonds, $4,000 worth of which
ave been issued.
The w. E. Martin company was
nrced into involuntary bankruptcy
= its creditors some time ago, all
.sough its debts amounted to $40,-
sa and it's property was valued at
srs0 900. A shortage of ready cash
Z believed to have been the cause
4 the creditors action. :
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THE TRAP"

Adapted phetopay serial ~Nbi,e
Eagle" Original story by Val Cleveland.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-02
m,.undsrssood the Doctor.

Lawrence, age ten. had been slight
ly ailing for a few days. but not iii
enough to affect his appetite sert-
ously.
In his mothers absence, the grand
mother had been carefully dieting
him, much to his annoyance. Final
ly, in desperation, Lawrence appealed
to the family physician for list OF
foods he might safely eat The ply
sician named a long list Of light
foods, and Lawrence's Joy was un-
bounded. However, the fates were
against him and horrible conspfr-
acy" was revealed at the next meal,
when he learned that the doctor
meant that not all Of the list, but
only few articles from the list were
TO be eaten at one meal. He had
anticipated meal consisting Of each
and everything the doctor had named.
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thew both seem normal in every way
"My nerves are calm and steady
and I sleep like child ever night
have had great deal of experience
with med cine and1 don't hesitate to
recommend Tanlac to those who have
stomach trouble and kindred COM
plants.
Tanlac is sold by Stewart-Acker-
man Drug Co. and Leading Druggists
Observation-Disclosures.
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them costing at least three times as
much as any other set ever construct
ed on the Fairbanks lot"
No more vivid impression could
possibly be given of the gates of
Paris, or of the quaint streets and
picturesque buildings of the city than
that conveyed in the scenes wherein
D'Artagnan and the three musketeers
give battle in slashing duels to the
Cardinals Guards.
The Louvre, with its vaulted cell
ings and impressive arches was re-
produced in set nearly two hundred
feet long, and the scene depicting the
court ball with ladies of rank and
men of nobility is said to be one of
the most colorful and magnificent
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FORMER NURSE
GAINS % LBS.
TAKING TAN[AC
Il Don't Hesitate To Recommend IL
To Anyone Suffering From Stom-
ach Trouble And Kindred CDm-
plants" States Well Known Seat
tie Woman.

"After hearing so much about Tan
lac I bought bottle thinking If 1t did
others so much good it might help me
too. Well, it has not only helped me-
but l have actually gained twenty
five pounds since taking it and never
felt better in my life" said Mrs
Marie ]. Howard, graduate nurse OF
Bellevue Hospital, 4O2 Westlake Ave.
North, Seattle, Wash.
"My appetite is good now and my
stomach is in such splendid condition
that everything l eat agrees with me-
l used to be bothered a good deal
by my kidneys and liver but now
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Ice Cream for China.

Thousands of gallons Of ice cream
are being shipped EVERY month from
Vancouver to China, the frozen dainty
being forwarded In specially construct
ed containers holding about 500 gal
Ions each. This fact was brought out
In the course of an investigation to
discover whether the prohibition era
had any effect on the, sale OF Zee
cream and soft drinks.
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PALATK1 DAILY NEWS
With the king and

ever screened. With the king and
queen looking on from the throne,
two hundred gorgeously costumed
couples occupy the floor.
Many unique problems confronted
the research department in connec-
ton with the building of these sets.
One of these was to find out what
kind of paving stones were used in
the Paris streets at that time; also
the type of lettering used on shop
signs and the proper wording for
these signs.
The features that stamp the sets
for this production as different and
superior to anything yet built for
film purposes" said Robert Fair
banks, sis the fact that practically
all replicas of buildings We're con-
structed with four sides and that
most of the interiors were built with
ceilings, all of which show in the pic
ture."
Perhaps the most unique set of all,
however, is the ship in which Doug
as D'Artagnan stages a terrific bat
tie with Barbara La Mari as Milady
for the royal jewels which she has
stolen and which are the basis for one
of the most interesting complications
of the plot. Both the exterior and
interior of this ship are shown upon
the screen, figuring in one of the most
thrilling episodes of the play.
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The Management reserves the
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Florida East Coast

Flagler System
Departure of passenger trains from
Palatka, Union Station, for East Pa
latka, daily:
No. 101, 1910 am. No. 1903, 80 am.
No. 105, lao pm. No. LOT, 4:35 pm.
No. 100, $40 pm.
Arrival and departure of passenger
trains at
EAST PALATKA STATION.
SOUTHBOUND DAILY
No. 33-All Parlor Cars. 10 am.
No. 29-Coaches & P. Car. :55 am.
No. 85-Coaches & Sleepers 5:O5 pm.
No. 35-Coaches & Sleepe.s 1887 pm.
No. 87-All Pullmans .......11:42 pm.
No. 37-C'hes & Pullmans.. 1902 am.
NORTHBOUND DAILY
No. 38-C'thes & Pullman. 6:25 am.
No. 36-C'ches & Pullman =. 6:55 am.
No. 88-All Pullmans ......... 9:45 am.
No. 86-C'ches & Pullmans 10:40 am.
No. 30-Coaches & P. Car. .5:05 pm.
No. 34-All Parlor Cars .... 5:45 pm.
I'D. RAINIER, G. P. A.
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acct Those who view Douglas Fair
lay banks latest United Artists Produc-
'e ton, "The Three Musketeers" at
= the Grand tomorrow will be given a
film tour of Paris as it was in the
early Seventeenth Century; of the
palace of King Louis XIII; of Buck
ingham Palace and several ancient
and picturesque continental towns.
To meet the requirements of this
story three acres of exterior sets and
one acre of interiors were built, all
duplicated fro mancient engravings
of historical buildings of that time.
"All told," said Robert Fairbanks,
production manager and brother of
the famous Doug, 1--WE built 81 inter-
iors and 40 exteriors, every one Of