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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24
Nova Scotia Crop REPORTS

In his report on the Nova Scotia
crop returns for 1921, Mr.. Cumming,
secretary OF agriculture. makes the
statement that the fruit growers OF
that province "have enjoyed one OF
the most successful years in the his.
tory of the country" Exceptionally
good crops were the rule, the roo:
crops in most cases being consider
ably above the average. Potatoes
were singularly free from rot. which
greatly increased the net yield. Sew
eral farms reported turnips OF high
quality running from 1900 to 400
bushels per acre.
The apple orchards of Nova Sco-
tia set new high figure in 1921.
The best informed of the fruit
growers estimate the output at l.
100000 barrels. as against 1,162 G9G
barrels and 14,172 boxes in 1920. The
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f |Hutchins, Professor Wilmot B. Nit

Hutchins, Professor Wilmot B. Nit
chell, all of Brunswick.
Infirmary-President Kenneth C..
NJ. Sills, Philip Dana of Westbrook.
Professor Charles c. Hutchins and
Professor Marshall P. Cram of
Brunswick.
Examining Charles f. John
son of Portland, Henry II. Pierce of
New York. John w. Manson of
| Pittsfeld, John A. Waterman Of Cor
ham and George F. Cary of Port
land.
1t was voted to accept with thanks
| the belucst of $500 from the estate
of Hon. Iucilius \. Emery of the
class of 1861 TO be applied to Art
| Interests; the gift of $3.50 from Mrs.
Kate Douglas Wiggin Riggs to be
expended for College Preachers and
| public concerts; the bequest Of S.
| GOO from the estate Of Hon. James
| Phinney Baxter to establish the
James Phinney Baxter Fund in
| Memory Of Henry Johnson" the in
come to be used for the purchase OF
Art Objects: the gift of $4,000 from
John Hubbard and his two sisters
Miss Anna Weir Hubbard and Mrs
Sibyl Hui lrd Darlington to estab-
lish the Thomas Hubbard Library
Fund in memory of their brother
Thomas Hubbard: the bequest OF
$4,000 from the estate of Edmund
| Cogsweu Concerse of Greenwich
Conn, to establish the Of. c. Con-
verse Scholarship Fund" the bequcst
Of five bronze vases and an intensely
| interesting and valuable portrait OF
Henry w. I.ongfellow from the es-
itate of-Mrs. Annie Louise (Cary)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24

Frank A. Munsey Professorship of
| History.
The following committees were
appointed by the boards:
Esecutive-Presiden Kenneth C.
NJ. Stills, William J. Curtis of New
| York, Franklin c. Payson of Port
! land, Hon. John 4. Morrill, of AL
burn and Charles T. Halves of Ban
gor.
.Nisiting-Rev. Samuel Y. Cole Of
| Norton. Mass, Hon. William I. Cobb
of Rockland, George r. Walker OF
New York Professor William w
| Lawrence of New York, William NJ
Emery Of Fall River, Mass.
Finance-Edward Stanwood OF
Brookline, Mass, Hon. Frederick A
Powers OF Houlton, Frederick Q. Co
nant Of Portland, Harvey ID. Gibson
of New York.
Honorary degrces-Hon. DcAlva S.
Alexander of Buffalo, n. y, William
J. Curtis of New York, Franklin c.
| Payson Of Portland, Frederick H
Appleton OF Bangor. Edward Page
! MitcilSiL " bleH hldSc, y. j., fieHiy
s. Chapman Of Boston and William
! W. Thomas of Portland
Art interests-Hon. Clarence Hale
Of Portland, Professor Henry f. An
drews of Brunswick and Rev
Charles II. Cutler OF Waban, Mass.
Vacancies in the college-Freder-
ick II. Appleton of Bangor, Hon
| Clarence Hale Of Portland, Hon
Henry i. Quimby of Lakeport. n
H., and Harold Lee Berry of Port
land.
! Grounds and Samuel
3. Kurdish, Professor Charles c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24

Gross becomes professor of biology;
Thomas Means, assistant professor
Of languages, becomes assistant pro-
fessor of Latin and Greek. The
boards authorized the employment
of an instructor in modern languages
and an instructor in mathematics,
who shall be selected later.
Appropriations were made for the
installation of a turbine engine in
the heating plant, for the construc-
ton OF new water mains for i'm
proved fire protection, and for the
construction of a tunnel for the
heating pipes and electric wires.
running from the central heating
plant to the other buildings on the
campus.
1t was voted to erect memorial
tablet in Hyde hall in memory of the
late President William Dewitt
HYDE and a committee consisting of
President Kenneth c. NJ. Sills, Rev.
Samuel Y. Cole of Norton, Mass,
Hon. Frederick A. Fisher of Lowell.
Mass. and Augustus +. Moulton of
l. VI litiuu Was dppOIIlttu " pIOCulc
and place the memorial.
1t was voted to increase the tut
tion of students from $50 to $500 a
year from and after June 1923.
The department of biology was
given permission to petition the COM
missioner of Inland Fisheries and
Game to have the two hundred acres
of plains land. owned by the college.
set aside as a bird sanctuary. to be
used as such as long as in the judg-
ment OF the boards such an arrange
ment seems desirable.
1t was voted to establish the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24

Raymond: the gift of $1,000 from
Mrs. Herbert w. Mason Of Boston,
the income to be used to establish
the Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin
Prize for a member Of the junior or
Senior class for proficiency in Latin;
and for the bequest of $4,000 of the
late Abba Louise Goold Wolson, es-
tablshng the Nathan Goold prize in
memory OF her grandfather, for pro-
ficlency In Classical Studies. Also
the gift Of the memorial gateway in
memory of Professor and Mrs
Franklin c. Robinson from their
three sons. Clement +. Robins 'O3,
Dwight $. Robinson '07 and Arthur
j.. Robinson '0S, to be erectde at the
northwest entrance to the campus.
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READF|ELD

tEPOT-Miss Lucille Adams. who
graduate from the grammar
pol. welcomes her grandmother,
Clark Of Augusta, for attending
graduation. She will remain with
several days longer.
r and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Au-
ta nephew of Mrs. Jennie
n. were Sunday visitors at the
be Of Elijah Stevens.
RS. Annie Leavitt went to
elcy. Mass, Saturday, previous to
Rorial day, and returned a week
after passing her time very
santly among relatives and
nds.
isses Alice and Elmina Hutchin-
students at the Moses Brown
POI. Providence, r. l.. stopped with
Plds. few days after the grad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24
MERCHANDISE
Fuel and Feed

WOOD-Hard and soft. fitted. Large
and small orders. A. l.. Andrews,
Tel. 3S9-R Gardiner
STANDING GRASS-Joseph Il. Ste
vens. Sr.. Gardiner Route IA.
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Heating and Plumbing

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Of ali
kinds. Work estimated free of charge.
l.. f. Martin. 10 Gannctt st. Tel.
361-R.
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So There!

A woman writing in answer to a
houSemaid's advertisement received
this missive: 'Madame-You have
good name and address, but you
write on meesly half-sheet of pa
per, which shows me you are no
lady, and as such and considering
the paper you write on the place
would not suit me, being accustomed
to things being different" Miami
Herald.
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Help Wanted-Male

MAN-Middle aged. OH farm. H. S.
Barnes. Tel. Sam.
MANOR farm. Must be good milk
or and teamster. 152 High Holborn
St Gardiner
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hers of the faculty were changed
Assistant Professor Edward Hames
Wass of the department of music
becomes associate professor of mu-
sic; Assistant Professor Alfred Otto
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Lawn Movers Sharpened 2s-B

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED-By
the hollow grinding process. We
have made life study of lawn NOW
ers and can make them cut like
razor-and the price is one dollar
which includes calling for it and de-
livering it. Just telephone 222 and
We will do the rest. Webber's. 10
Dickman ST.
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Baby Carriages Re Tired 28-A

BABY CARRIAGES RETIRED
Our real live rubber wears longer
and our improved method of shrink
ing them on prevents their becoming
loose. Tho price is 80 cents per
wheel. Just phone us and we will
do the rest. Webber's, 10 Dickman;
'phOpn oo2
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NAN OR WOMAN-Eor drug store
Address druggist, care hcnncbec
Journal
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Painting-Papering

notice. wish to announce that
have changed my place of business
to - Gage St, where | shall be
plea Sod to meet all customers. Edgar
II. Hodges, Painter q papcrhangcr
Phone sal
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Motorcycles and Bicycles I

last fall. bargain.
exchange Tor rifle or double gun.
f. $50. II. u. Cooper, 50 Stone st.
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quality was also above that of the
previous year.
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BOWdOin Trustees
Continued from Page One

Professor Charles c. HutChins of the
department of physics.
The titles of several of the men,
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Situations Wanted-Fema!e
''----- ---7-7-'-----------7s-----
INANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BIG MONEY FOR You-Agents make
$1,000 to $500 per day-distributors
many times morr-sclling Tire In
SoIcs mile Multiplers." Guaran-
tecd puncturc preventive, and tire
protector. Your territory may still
be open. Write today. Tire ln-Solc
Manufacturing Company, lindlaN,
Ohio.
DISTRICT MANAGER-By Wholesale
tea, coffee and mercantile brokerage
corporation. to take charge of large
territory. office To be located in Au-
gusta. Grocery. restaurant and hotel
Selling experience desirable but not
necessary. Exceptional opportunity
for permanent and profitable business
connection. Must assist i'll financing
territory to the extent of $1,000, which
is at all Times fully secured. Refer
ences required DO not reply unless
able TO meet financial requirements 5.
Correspondence strictly confidential !,
Give phone number. Write to II. T..
Berry, District Manager, no Middle
St. Portland, Nc.
THE MAGAZINE - Investing FOR
Profit sent free is worth $40 q copy
TO any ono who intends 10 invest amy
money; who has invested unproiit 3,
ably; who can save but hasn't learned
how 10 invest proftably 1t demon
Stratcs the real earning power ot
moneN-knowlcdGe generally hidden
from the passes. 1t shows how to
invest small sums and how they grow
into fortunes. IL reveals the cnor-
nous profits Of successful business
and shows how one may make tho
same profits. 1t explains how stu
pendouS fortunes are mad"-hoW
row and how to loan. To introduce
our ma gazinc writ" US now, and Wen
sond it six months free. Investing
For Profit. 20 w. Jackson Blvd, Dept.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents 35
TAILORING AGI3NTS-Wanted. Must
be big producers. We have Snappy
fall and winter swatch lire at prices
can't help hut sell Onion madc).
Write for samples. leeds Wooden
Mills. Chicago.
SIG 4 DAY EASY start YOU in Auto
Accessory Business. No investment.
no experience necessary. Free access
SORES. Write kleco, 1907 Michigan
ave. Chicago.
Situations Wanted-Fema!e SO
HOUSE CLEANING-By the day OF
hour Tel. 425-M.
HOUsEkEEP1R - Widow, middle
aged neat and capable. wants position
in widower's home. L. .. Ion II, Au
gusta.
LIGHT WORK-for a girl Of ii. Adj
dress Nj. care Of Journal.
Situations Wanted-MaIe 81
CUTTING LAWNS-HoeinE gardens.
etc. Telephone 4l4-W. Eugene Stevens.
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Help-Male or Female

ing Experience not necessary. Goou
pay. The Fraternitics. Richmond Me.
Aelp-Male or Female "a
MAN Or WOMAN-E'or drug store
Address druggist" care kcnncbec
journal.
MEN AND WOMEN-To handle city
trade and retail the original and gem
uine Watkins Products, Remedies,
Extracts. Spices. Toilet Requisites,
Household Specialtics. Automobile
Accessories. etc. over 100 guaran-
equalled and Watkins Quality is III 4
class by itself. Write today for free
sample and full details of our offer
and what it means to YOU. The j. X.
Watkins Co, Dept. =. Ga Washington
St, North, Boston. Mass.
Statesmen and Agents IS
AGENTS-Scll ironing board covers
With heavy pads. Sells fast for 81.
fer Am b. Co.. $40 Monroe, chicago.
AGENTS-New, quick, easy sellcr-
Wonderful invention. simplex Iron
ing Board Covers" Big moneymak
er. New agent sold 100 first Two
days. w. ]. Lynch, Springfield, Ill
.AGENTS-$36.oo weekly selling hos
icry guaranteed wear four months or
replaced free. Salary or SOC COM
mission Free samples to workers.
Manager. Depr. Lies. Darby, Ia.
AGENTS-Seu now soft drink. Add
nothing but water. Goes big. VOL
vcrinc Soap Co, $50 Water, Portland,
Michigan.
AMBITIOUS AEN-Write today for
attractive proposition, selling sub
sCriptionS to Americas most popular
automobile and sportsmans maya
Pleasant work Digest Publishing
Co, @95 Butl>r Bldg. Cincinnati.
MEN-Scll ''Pcrry' dcpcndable fruit
trees and shruEbery. Steady demand.
Complete cooperation. commission
paid weekly. Write for terms. Per-
ry Nurseries. Brighton. y. y.
Statesmen - service only. live
wires. Wonderful opportunity now.
Liberal commission and drawing &C
count Investigate at once. EN-
Service Mems Bonus League, Inc, 80
$. state. Chicago.
Statesmen Million Dollar manufac-
tUrcr of high grade autographed
metal signs wants statesmen expert
cnced in selling signs or advertising.
Huh commissions paid promptly. Big
demand. Highest quality signs at
lowest prices. Write for full infor-
nation giving experience and terri
tory covered and whether YOU can de-
vote fun or Fart time. Crown Cork
aud Seal Co. Est. 1922, Baltimore,
Md, Sign Division.
Statesmen opportunity for
ambitious mon, sell Davis $25.00
Quality made to-measur" clothes
from maker to wearrr. Year round
position. Qu'cll sales. Advertising
10 help YOU Entire deposit your COM
mission. Wonderful values. Salts
faction or money returned. square
Deal" proposition. Investigate us.
Act quick. Write giving three refer
enCCS. =. III. Davis Tailoring Co..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help you sell
more.
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THE MAGAZINE - Investing For
INSTRUCTION
Private instruction

PRIVATE TUTORING-Ciradc and
high school Work,s by experienced
teacher. Box Sal, Journal.
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Building Materials

BIN. HEMLOCk pI.ANKS-12 to IS
long, and other lumber. Abel w.
Stumbling. Albion. Nc. Tel. LIZ
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

Help Wanted-Female 90
At oNCE-5 ladies' to travel, demon-
week; Ry. fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Co, Dept. 4o1-FFF. Omaha, Nebr.
GENERAL HOUSEWORk-ln sma Z.
family. Apply to Mrs. Goodwin,
Chandler street.
GIRL-To assist with housework and
do plain cooking. Mrs. Chas. E. Pur-
inton, As Green st.
GIRLS-A few over 16 years of age
can find steady employment at keyes
Fibre Co.. Waterville. Me.
Observation-Disclosures July LIST.
Steady job for right, party. Tel.
or call at Augusta Remnant Store, A
Bowman st.
HOUSEkEEPER-Mi aged. for
two in family. Good home preferred
rather than high wages. Tel. Gardi-
ner 156-22.
HOUSE GIRL4-At City Home. Tel.
800.
LADIES .-t:vcfYwherc. Full or spare
time; make S6o.00 weekly selling
Waterproof Kitchen Aprons. Sanitary
Aprons. Belts. Samples free. Write:
Miller Mfg. Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
LADIES-Do your own hemstitching
and picoting. Attachment fits any
machine $3.50; huttonhole IS. Hand
embroiderer $3.50. Agents wanted.
Stephenson. % Quincy. Chicago.
MAID-For general Homework in
small family of adults. Mrs. E. l..
Buzzcll. 100 School St. Gardiner
MAKE $50 WEEK-sparc time. You
cannot fail. Experience unnecessary
Cleanest, most pleasant work ever Of
fercd. Arena Mfg. Co.. Dept. 21D,
4957 No. CraWford. Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at once at
Chernowsky' Apply at the store.
sALESWOMAN-An opportunity for
en- aggressive woman to soil high
class line advertising calendar souvc-
Mrs. Write Is. II. stone, Salesman
ager, 2ooo \. Major Ave. Chicago.
UNDERSTANDINGS at Butterfelds
Restaurant.
WANTED-At Augusta state Hospi-
tai, ironers for laundry. Apply to
steward and treasurer.
WANTED AT ONCE-High school
graduates. 10 to 80 years of age. in
good health, to take years course in
Obstetrical. Chronological and l'c-
male Surgical work. Lectures twice
a week. Board and room. Diploma.
Salary. Abundance of practical work.
Address the Head Nurse. DR.. Leigh
tons Private Hospital, 100 Emery
Street, Portland. Maine.
WOMAN-On pcrforating machine.
Johnson Bros Mfg. Co, Hallowel.
WOMAN-Or girl for homework on
farm-one WHO can do plain cooking;
three in family. Mrs. W. H. Spauld-
ing. Gardiner. Telephone 1914.
Help Wanted-MaIe 80
MAN-Middlo aged, on farm. H. S.
Barnes. Tel S47M.
MANOR farm. Must be good milk
or and teamster. 152 High Holborn
ST.. Gardiner.
MEN-Splcnd;d opportunity for those
with clerical experience. Spare or
whole time. Write Oalimont, Box AL
Jamestown, n. Y.
MF,N-If YOU are ready to take immc-
date training and can adapt YOUR
self to good. steady, consistent work
in tho country. We can show YOU
good money selling our lighting sYs-
TENS for country homes. Car ncccs-
sary. Expenses paid Write for APP
pointmcnt care Crescent Hotel, Wa
torviilo. T. +. Dumrhy.
SELL TIRES-BIG pROFITS-3ox33
tire cost You s6.71. Guarantee with
each tire. No experience or capital
necessary. Sample furnished free
good steady proposition. Bedford
Tire Co, 1850 Broadway, New York
City.
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Wanted to Exchange STA

GOLD WATCH-llish grade, to *
change for a colt, one. two or three
years old. Address. giving dcscrip-
ton, William Rogers, Il. i. d. No. l.
Bon 49,. Augusta.
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FORD-Touring in ANo. ! condi-
IN, 5000.
rs Ford Touring in good mcchani-
shape, also shock DISORDERS, S125.
b. Chevrolet Tourings from $3.50 to
r..
y Franklin Sedan in reprinted
a9o.
". G. Truck at a bargain.
Pms If desired. Wadleigh & Son.
NASIi-Eoadster, good mechanl.
condition. Can be seen at lib
lNcor street or Tel. G96-W.
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Millinery-Dressmaltine

DIP ESSMAkINCi-E'irst class work at
moderate price. Tel 424Y Augusta.
SMAklNG-Ladies and chill
dren's. Grad dressmaker in charge.
Mrs. Robinson, Is Spring st. Il. 35l- NJ.
PLAIN SEWING-ChiIdren's dresses a
speciality. III State st. Tel. 61S-W
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EMPLOYMENT
Help-MaIe or Female

WANTED-Active agen- for Gardiner,
Hallowell and Augusta. Fine open
ing. Experience not necessary. Good
pay. The k'raternitics. Richmond, Me.
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Users OF These Ads Tell You How Profitable They Find Them To Be-
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

AIREDALE PUPS-Well bred. H e.
Wilkins. Winthrop. Tel. 1925.
RABBIT HOUND-Pups weeks old
very good stock. Write A. B. Davis,
r. i. u. IS. Waterville. Ne.
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by Beck

fConvricht, 1922. by New Era Features
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BLACK HORSE-9 years old, weighs
about 1900 good worker single or
double. fair reader sound. Inquire
Of Calvin McCIrdy, Route 10, Box Al.
Gardiner.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

S0-1921 touring. nearly new, driv-
-o- over $50 miles. $3.50 cash takes
YIN. z. Peterson, Box IS, NO.
Gfast Rd.. Augusta.
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Horses. Cattle, Vehicles

BAY HORSE-Six Years old, 1400 lbs,
sound and not afraid of anything
Work single or double; price reason-
able. Mary Crowell. Oakland Me.
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SELL TIRF,S-BIG PROFITS-GOx3a
tire cost You S6.71. Guarantee with
each tire. No experience or capital
necessary. Sample furnished free,
good steady proposition. Bedford
Tire Co, 1850 Broadway, New York
CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24

HORSES-One pair. VT. 5000
lbs, good workers. Price 5000 cash
for quick sale. Address Horses"
care Journal.
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II WALK
EHEN YOU CAN BUY USED
E0RDs IN GOOD CONDITION
JAR A vEAY REASONABLE
PRICE? AND THAT'S NOT
ALL WE SELL soCONY GAS
pL!NE AT CSC. FER GALLON,
(AND KEEP OPEN FROM $50
a. NJ TO 1880 T. NJ. ARSENAL
STREET GARAGE. TEL. 977-v.
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Insurance

Let US quote before you place your
insurance. McNaughton Agency,
Gardiner. Phone GO.
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Houses for Sale

HOUSES have several for sale in
Gardiner. Randolph and So. Gardiner.
Prices reasonable. d. s. McNaughton,
Gardiner. Tel. g.
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My COTTAGE-At Five Islands fo
sale or to Ter. w. ID. Thurlow, So
Gardiner. Me
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MEN-Splcnd:d opportunity for those
with clerical experience. Spare or
whole time. Write Oakmont, Box AL
Jamestown n. V
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-09

AT last the From time time, as the years slip
by American oourne in Mexico have been assaulted and
few killed by the natives The government of the United States
has demanded redress for the orage and times open hose
have been narrowly averted The time have arrived when
Mexico has grievance The Washington authorities have
ed protest from the republic beyond the Rio Grande the alleged
killing of Mexican and the maltreaing of others the
time Of the errn The department has acknowledge
ed the receipt the protest with the that the will
be given full consideration and hereupon the complaint
warded to the Illinois authorities The foundation for the Mexican
complaint that four of her citizens travelling southwark
from Chicago in search Of work and that when dav and
halls ride stopped off the train for the purpose OF procuring
meal railway that while there they upon by
mob from whom Of the number escaped but the other have
been since The Mexican consul Chicago said
have personally investigated the and succeeded in obtaining
from the governor of Illinois the information that Mexicans
had been killed and two Others injured in the riot Hern who
are believed to have been the four referred order
this country make proper explanations why the lives of Mexican
citizens who travelling peacefully through the country
given proper protection
The whole affair truly unfortunate and the final re-
suits are far from dcernment quite possible that the Mexican
government has Just grounds for its complaint that explanations
and even compensation be reasonably demanded from
There seems to be exenuang circumstances plead defense
Tor the commission of the horrible which the
score or more persons he deliberate attack upon innocent
people the taking of prisoners and the final those prison
eS were acts as arbaos the of the Indians pioneer
DAYS Even the red had their mode warfare
uan mad the aaans the errn Indians believed
hy were defending their lands and rights against invading
Williamson county and possibly the state of Illinois, NAV cali
d upon Tor the payment of claims to be awarded the heirs of those
whose lives were sacrificed for the value of property DESTROYED