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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
MIL L|ONAIRES EASILY WIN over
\ BINGHAM BOYS, 49, DURG|N'S
HURL|NC PLEASES HOME FOLKS

Bingham, Aug. 30-Ben Houser
and his Millionaire team came to
town today and easily won 10 to 0
over. a team composed Of players in
this section. The local prom oters of
the affair held no hopes Of defeating
the fast bunch fror- the Capital City,
the main idea being : bring the
team here so that the people OF this
section could see the Houser clan in
action and also to see boy of their
own. locality who is making his
mark in the baseball world.
Doc Durgin who halls from the
Forks, was on the firing line and
after greeting the home folks pro-
ceeded to show 'em just why he Is
making good. He famed IA ana
was never in trouble.
Despite their reputation as slug,
gers the Millionaires failed to Kill
the pill and Hurler Moore was found
for only hits. The big score was
mainly due TO costly errors on the
part Of the Bingham boys. The
score:@
Augusta o. 0 1 / . 0-13 6
Bingham 0O0 0 0 0 0 0 O. IL
Durgin and Larson; Moore, ROD
erts and Murray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
TOOAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.

week picnic Thursday in the Prescott
grove. A basket dinner will be SER
we'd.
Prince Jones and daughter. Cora.
of Providence, r. l. are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this place.
Henry Soule of Waterville was a
caller on friends and a guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Soule,
Sunday.
Merl Leeman, Charles Turner,
Walter Reed, and w. A. Blaisdell
passed Sunday with their families.
Miss Verda Bailey passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Bailey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
JACKSON GRATTAN
takes K0ULT0N RACE
JOHN bRADEN Third
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Houlton, Me-, Aug. 30-Drawing
the pole in the first heat and show
ing fine form and great speed, jack
son Grattan, the Houlton Driving
Club entry driven by Ralph Burrill
was never headed and took two
straight and winning heats of the
race in the free for all. the feature
event at the Houlton fair today.
John r. Braden, the Pressure Isle
entry and hot favorite from his long
list Of wins drew the outside with
Dan Hedgewood, owned by the
Woodstock Driving Club in second
place. Braden was carried a long
mile in both heats and failed to
reach the leaders in the dash for the
wire. The third heat which is prac-
tically an exhibition was won by Dan
Hedgewood in compare lively slow
time. In the second heat Jackson
Grattan went to the half in 1.01 ga
the worlds record for a half mile
track it was announced. The other
races were good with some close
finishes. The weather was fine. track
good and about $4,000 people on the
grounds. The summary:
FREE FOR ALL PURSE $500
6 HEATS)
Jackson Grattan. lbs bv Scion
Grattan (BurriD ........... l 8
Dan Hedgewood. BIS by Hedge
wood Boy (Cameron) ...... 2
John r. Braden. BIS. (Willard)
Time 2.06. 206 IL, EOS IA.
2.17 PACE'PURSE $500.
Crescando. Big, by RuGy Kip
(Raymond) ................ / l ]
Money Man, big, CWillard) 2 8
Northern Belle, BIN. (Cameron) 6
I. J. Devlin, Big (McDonald)
Xanthia, Jeffrey and David D, also
started.
Time pa IA. PA IA: PA IA.
PA MIXED PURSE $500
Little Anna BIN by Peter
O'Donna (Brickley) ....... 8 1
Moy the Great, BIS by Peter the
Great (Gerow) ........... l 4
| Orc Elmo, BIS (WillardC 800. 4
DR.. Gano. Big Douse) ......
Miss Simmiese also started.
Time 208 ga. oil IL, 213.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31

that inning. The Taxis scored flve
runs in the sixth after two We're out;
With the score tie, Villar claimed
an injury while running after ball.
Fifteen minutes passed before he
was examined by doctors. who claim
ed he was stalling. By the time play
was resumed 1t was too dark to play
but Manager Anderson decreed the
game should go on.
In the ninth the Giants protested
playing vigorously. Umpire Speak
man called Villar out for not re-
spending to the call to bat. Then
Villar went to bat and was called out
on strikes. When Dominguez walked
and was later caught stealing, imp
Speakman declared that half OF the
inning over, three out. When the
Giants would not take the field. he
forfeited the game to the Taxis.
The rules fail to back up Umpire
Speakman and the scorers decided to
call the game a tie, ~. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31

East Somerset Pomona Grange will
assemble with Palmyra Grange on
Wednesday. September 5, at 1890
o'clock, with the following program:
Opening exercises. comforting of de-
grees. business, address of welcome,
Harold Furbush: response, Mrs.
Annie L. Vining; subject for discus
sion, How Can the Grange and
Church Cooperate for the Better
ment of the Community? opened by
Rev. C. II. Johonnett, w. a. Blaisdell
and w. H Farrar 4 good speaker
will be in attendance at this meet
ing. The host grange will furnish
the remainder of the program.
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Indians Win Over
ChisOx in IL Frames

Chicago, Aug. 3o.-The INDIANS oe-
feated the White SoX IN is lnnins
today, to 2. Doubles by seven az az,
Stephenson off Thurston decloeu .ne
game. Uhle hurled the full distance
for the visitors and his own errolNN
a had throw to first base in the ninth
let the White Sox tie the score
Score:
90 10000 % 1-3-11-1
% $1,000 30 0 0 0-2-11-o
IThle and O'Neill; Cvengros, Thurs
ton and Schalk, Graham.
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CLYDE THE GREAT
CRABS $1,000 At
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET

Readville, Mass, Aug. 30.-Clyde
the Great, black horse piloted by
Tommy Murphy, captured the Massa-
chusetts EOS trot for $4,000. the fea-
ture of the third days Grand Circuit
race meeting here today. The Muir
ply horse, after coming in third in
the first heat beat Eleanor Guy and
Favonian in two spectacular finishes.
In another feature Peter Manning,
1.59, clipping a quarter Of a second
from the track record he established
last year.
The Senator won the Senior divi-
sion. American Horse Breeder Futur-
ity for three year old trotteers in
straight heats and Guy Richards won
the Junior division event for two
year olds.
The Sunny Day Stake for trottins
foals of 1920 was captured by Mr..
McElwyn, forced by Earl Guy in the
first heat. the bay colt trotted the
last half in 1.01 1-2.
Cox driving Lambert Todd won his
second race of the day in the Nep-
onset EOS class pace, Murphy won
second race by driving in Count
Bugle. winner in the 200 trot.
The summarizes:
-.Uo 1LttEo L NJ L - vl,OoO
Count ,Bugle, br e by Count
Daschoff- Bugle Spier (Mur-
Doctor Nick blk g Oh. Brusie) =
Mr.. Kent b h (CoX) ........... 2
Alma Worth b m CA. Nc
Donald) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 4 3
Bonnie Dell, b g (Hinds) -. 5 4
| Bingola and Edith Worthy also
started.
Time-2.07 "a; 2.O6 IL: 2.o7 "a.
! 207 CLASS PACE, THE NEPON-
SET, PURSE $4,000
Lambert Todd br by Jim
Todd-Bessie Lambert (Cox) 2 l
Wilmington b 6 (Snow) ...... / 2 3
Dixie Direct b m (Murphy) =. 8 ,
| Rifle Grenade b CA. McDon-
Sacharoce also started.
Time-2.06 IA: 2.06 IA; 2.06 IL.
! Clyde the Great blk h by Pc
ter Montgomery-Belle Paso
! Favonian h (Cox) .......... l 2
Eleanor Guy b m Loomis) E. 3
! Admiral Harris b g (Garrison) 4
| Peter Pfaff br g (Post) ...... 6 5
i Taurida also started
Time-207 "A; 2.06 IA; POS ga.
! THREE YEAR OLD TROT, AMERI-
CAN HORSE BREEDER FU-
! TURITY VALUE s4,460
| The Senator CHI by Peter the
| Great Annie Burnett CA. Nc
! Donald) .................. l
| Ilo Guy, (CoX) ............ 3 ,
Jane Revere b (White) ...... 2 5
Colonel Foote b (Flemming) :. 3
| Thompson Dillon blk (SerrilD
| ................
I
TWO YEAR OLD TROT, AMERI-
CAN HORSE BREEDER FU-
| TURITY PURSE $4,000
| Guy ichard, b C by Guy AK
worthy Zombro Belle (Cox) :. 1
Tulip Frisco b f (White) ...... 2
Guy Trogan b (Dickersom =. 8 8
| Clara Dillon and Cheops also start
| ed.
Time-2.o9 IA: 2.o7 IA.
TWO YEAR OIL TROT. THE
!! SUNNY DAY, VALUE $4,000
, Mr.. McElwyn b c by Guy AK
worthy Widow Maggie (White)
Earl Guy b (Murphy) ....... 2 ?
Rachel Dillon b f (SerrilD -.
! Colonel Bosworth CA. Nc
Donald) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Reamore b q. Brusie) ...... 5
SPECIAL
To beat 1.59 "a trotting. Won by
| Peter Manning b e., by Azoff- Glen
! dora G. Time 159 new track record.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31

There are two different methods.
One is playing softly and placing,
making your opponent run back and
forth and finally. catching him fiat
footed by putting the ball twice to
the same position. (See Diagram A
The other. which 1 prefer, is by
playing hard at angles. You do this
from the back court with long drives
to the corners, then run in to the
net to finish it. If you succeed in
getting up to the net after having
your opponent running back and
forth after your long drives. it is
almost a sure point. (see Diagram
b.
Copyright. 1923, Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
Giants Hold Ground
in Defeat of Robins

BROOKLYN, Aug. 30-New YORK oe-
feated Brooklyn in the rrst OF the
three game series today. 70 4, oes-
pite the fact that the Dodgers knock,
ed Scott out of the boz ,n the seGono
inning. Young, who was the pa.
inc demon of the day, scored the
,,;nn;nfr RIM in the seventh when he
singled stole second, then to third
On Taylor's wild throw and kept on
70 the plate on Neis rumble. Score;
New York 2O11o o1o o-5 10 0
brooklyn O31oo % 8 3
Scott Ryan and Gowdy; Grimes
and Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
EHMKE TOYS
WITH MACKMEN
SOx WI N, 81

Boston, Aug. 30.-Ehmke pitched
Boston to an s to l victory over Phil
adelphia today. He allowed the Ath-
letics six hits, two of which came in
the ninth when the only Philadelphia
run was scored. The Athletics have
yet to win a game this season from
Ehmke and this was his fifth win
against them. Fielding plays by Gal
loway, Hale and Welsh featured. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
Taxi Cuban Giant
Game Ends in Tie
Due to Darkness
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Lewiston, Me. Aug. 30-Working
against a seven-run lead. the Star
Taxis punched hits with errors to tie
the Cuban Giants in the eighth. Buck
Gaudette's home run after Wilson
had doubled deadlocked the score in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31

this vicinity and a large crowd is an.
ticipated by the local management
The pitching will fall on the veteran
Ray Badger. who is showing Old.
time form this season, and Barr
Wiseman, a former Waterville Hirb
finger. while the backstop duty viii
be cared for by Capt. John Dobsor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
Miles Blank East
In Shortest of Season
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Especial to Kennebec JoHnaD
Millinocket Aug. 30.-Millinocket
shut out East Millnocket to 0 in
the fastest game of the season be-
ing played in an hour and % min
utes, with sensational fielding. The
locals punched hits in three innings,
Denault making a home run with
one on. Finn was effective in the
pinches. The summary:
Milinocket
..2 0 90 0 o. 0-4-9-0
East Millinocket:
...........0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 O-0-5-3
Batteries-Flinn and Sukesorth;
Mccarthy and Cunningham.
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p. c.. F. Takes One
From OldtOWn, 81
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Oldtown. Me-, Aug. 30.-Penobscot
Chemical Fibre after string of de-
feats came back strong today and beat
Oldtown 2 to 1 in a tight 10-inning
pitchers battle between Johnny Miller,
ex-big league prospects. in the box for
p. c. F.. and Tim Houghton, the Old
town ace. The score:
P. C. F. 30 0 0 0 o 0 0 1-2-6-2
Oldtown 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--1-3-3
Miller and Starr; Houghton and
Slower.
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Cards Win Series
Onener from Pirates

Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. S0-St. LOUIS
won the opening contest Of tnree
game series from Pittsburgh toudy'
6 to 4. Morrison was driven 1Ioni
the box in the second inning when
s.. Louis punched six hits for five
runs. Score:
St Louis $500 900 o / o--6 IA 8
pittsburgh 00O10 o / PA 9 l
Haines and Ainsmith; Morrison;
Hamilton and Schmidt.
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e IEs3,WARE2D

$1,000 reward will be paid for in
formation leading to che detection of
the parties who hauled the second
clear cedar shingles away from the
schoolhouse on the State road be-
tween Pittsfield and Burnham on
Saturday night, August 25th. .Ad-
dress Super ntendent of Schools,
Pittsfcsd, Eaine.
nrronho.
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BASEBALL
September l.
Millionaires at Pennington.
Bar Mills at Kezar Falls.
Bar Harbor 5; Easterns q

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Bar Harbor. Aug. 30.-Bar Harbor
won from the Easterns of South
Brewer 5 to in a fast game here
today Little on the mound for Bar
Harbor. held the Easterns to l
mp to the ninth, when thew tied the
score on batting rally. Bar Har-
Dor copied the winning rrn when
w. Kopf got to first on an error.
stole second apd third and scored the
winning run On a squeeze play.
The Summary:
Bar Harbor 0 1 90 0 2 o 1-5-10-2
Easterns 20 0 0 n 0 l 0 0 ST. 81
Batteries for Bar Harbor, Little and
Prescott: for Easterns, Steinhilder
and Feeley.
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"Califour," new hybrid apple anu
a rival of the Newtown pippin, na'
as parents two species of crabapp.ss.
A Japanese seismologist s'a's.
that Japanese wooden houses as
safest in earthquakes. He polnE.
out that the most oanServy,.
structures are brick buildings, ~
considered ferro- concrete buiiain''
as safe.-Scientiflc American.
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RUTH FEATURES
IN YANKEE WIN

New York, Aug. s0-The New y
YORK Americans returned from a
long road trip today and defeated Tea
Washington Was ya in a closely contested t,; d
came 1 to 8. Ruth increased ms
Sattinp lead by hitting double ana
two singles in three official times at
Mashinrton 10000 900 o-s 9 0
New York 1910 , X-4 ~
Zachary, Russell and Ruel; ZEN
mock and Holman.
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MANUEL ALFONSO

Famous Spanish player, easily the
sensa9ion of the 1928 tennis season.
"Best European player today" possible
world champion in 1924" says Tilden.
Defeated Ti1den in Illinois state cham
pionship match in July. Runner-up to
ridden in numerous 1923 matches, in
Guiding national clay court champion
chip.
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MARQUARD COPS
IN DUEL WITH
Phil HURLER

Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-Marquad
won a twirling duel from Ring today
and Boston took the first game Of the
series from Philadelphia to l.
The Braves punched two hits with
a sacrifice fly for a run in the first
and added another in the sixth on a
single, double and infield out.
The locals scored their lone tally
in the second on a double by Lee and
Holke's single to center. The score:
ROSTON
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PALERMO

NORTHERN. L. L. Dunn, of
Biddeford preached a very interest
ing sermon to the people in this
place as they assembled in Young's
grove Sunday afternoon.
Harold Nutter preached at the
Baptist church, Cars corner, as
usual Sunday evening. -
There will be a Sunday school
picnic and will include an old home
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Browns Gain
in Defeat Tigers

St. Louis, Aug. 3o-St. Louis ad,
yanced within one half game of third
place by defeating Detroit TO-DAY,
to 0. It was Shocker's twentieth VIC
tory of the season. score:
Detroit O00 0 0 0 90 l
ST Louis 201 0 0 0 l X-4
Dauss, Holloway and Bassler;
Shocker and Collins.
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fridays Concert Program

March "Iron King" St Clai
Overture. Kate of Hebron" MelpIs
Waltz "Ca1antho" HOFFMAN,
Selection. Broken IDOL" Van Als'yns
Fox Trot. "Old King Tut"
Won Tile
Medley, 'IIavilard's Happy Hits.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo 5, Jersey City 4.
Baltimore 5, Syracuse 2.
Toronto 6, Newark l (lrst camel;
Newark s. Toronto 6 (second game).
Rochester g. Reading (first game);
Rochester /, Reading (second game).
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Two base hits, Hale. Nelcn. buI -
Stolen bases, Shanks' - FeMIaSI,'
Harris, Burns. SacrlhceS' Mi'I 1I,ii
Harris Shanks. Left on bases, Phil
adelnhia 6. Boston Z. Base on balls
eff NavIor /, off Heimach S. off Ehmke
. Struck out by Heimach ?, by
Thn,ke 6. Hits IF Naylor. in 2-S
innings, off Heimach 3 in e2-s; OH
Walberg o in 2-s Passed balls Per
lsins, Losing pitcher, Naylor. I'M
hires. Connolly and Holmes. llme'
1:45.
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Earned runs--Giants 8; Taxis 2.
Two base hits-Rivas, Wilson. Three
base hit-Villar. Home run-Gau-
dette. Runs driven in by-D. jim
inez, .Rivas, Junco, Martinez, Gull
lem, Villar, Dominguez, Wilson. eau
dette 8. Comerford, Wilson. Stolen
bases-Doninguez Caught stealing
d. Jimenz. Dominguez. Sacrifice
hit-Villar. First base on error
Giants 2; Taxis 2. First base on
balls-Off Junco l; off Mcneil a..
Left on bases-Giants 4. Time
lao. Umpires - Speakman and
Rreen.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis 16, Louisville Z.
Toedo at Milwaukee, game trans
ferred to Toledo.
Others played Sunday as part Of
doublD headers.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Bridgeport 8; Albany 6 (irst
gane); Bridgeport 8; Albany
(second game).
Hartford Z: Worcester IL (1rst
game): Hartford 10; Worcester 2
(second game).
Springfield 10; Pittsield 4.
New Haven 3; Waterbury 8.
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-
PHILADELPHIA

z-Batted for Ring in 9th.
Boston ........1 0 -
Philadelphia ....01 VI
Two base hits, Nixon. BoecKel'
Tierney, Lee. 2. Stolen base H4lhe'
Sacrifices, Mc1nnis, Z. smith, -.
Left on bases, Boston .; Phllaoelph.oa
3 Bases on balls off Marquard Z.
struck out by Marquard 4; by Ring z
I-mpires. Moran and Hart. Time
1:43.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Bosson 8; Philadelphia 1.
New York q; Washington 8.
Cleveland 8; Chicago 2 (13 inn.)
St. Louis Z; Detroit 0.
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PITTSFI ELD

W. H. Watson of st. Adams was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Clerk of Courts William T. Seekins
Of Skowhegan was in town Thursday
calling on reatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastman and
daughter of Oldtown were business
callers in town Thursday.
G. NJ. Lancey and family of Hart
land were in town Thursday afternoon
in attendance at the funeral of the
late Mrs. Edith Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie ]. Boston left
Wednesday for Woonsocket, R. l., for a
visit with relatives.
James Monahan of Dexter was in
, town Thursday on business.
Mrs. James Halliday left Wednes-
day for Dexter for visit with her
sister, Mrs. James Monahan.
Miss Emma Locke of Andover. Mass,
who has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. P. Perry, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Corey of West
Peabody. Mass. who have been guests
of Mrs. Corey's mother. Mrs. Susie
Taylor, have returned home. Mrs.
Taylor accompanied them as far as
ocean Park, where she will visit her
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Flea
nor Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Brann of North
Whitefield. who has been a guest of
Mrs. Susie Taylor. have returned to
their home.
Mrs. Annie Brown of Belfast is the
guest of Mrs. L. F. Marden at the
Marden cottage at Breezy Point, Lake
Seba sticook.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Stanton Sawyer and
family of Garland, who were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns.
have returned to their home.
Frank Ford of the local Overland
automobile agency has returned from
business trip to Boston.
Funeral Of Late Mrs. Edith Martin
The funeral service for the late
Mrs. Edith Martin were held from
the First Universalist church Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock and Rev.
Sidney J. Willis of Biddeford, for
mer pastor of the church officiated.
The bearers were Leon Moody,
Walter McCausland, Will Percival
and Moses T. Burns. Interment was
made in the village cemetery.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
attended in a body and many men,
bers of the o. E. S., and Ladies' Aid
of which the deceased was a valued
member, were present. The floral
tributes were profuse and very beau
tiful.
Mrs c. c. Hanson of st. Adams
was a business caller in town Thurs
day afternoon.
Regular Meeting Of Pomona GRANGE
The next regular meeting of the
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York s.; Brooklyn a.
Boston 2; Philadelphia I.
St. Louis 6; Pittsburg q.
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What are the best methods
of getting an opponent out OF
position?
AncWere5 nv
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TODAY'S GAM ES

TOUN , ON Z =
Boston at philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
ST. Louis at Pittsburc.
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Regular Meeting Of Pomona GRANGE
The next regular meeting of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31

Mrs. c. C. Hanson of ST Adams
was a business caller in town Thurs
day afternoon.
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GOLF

7.
Semi Finals Augusta C. c. Cham
pionShip
The Washington times., 1923-07-04
FOUL BALLS

The girl vino takes you far
five-mile walk because abs 4.
fond Of exercise,
Inc poker player vino ne,,...
draws cards unless he has a hiea
pair.
BARRIERS who let water and $50,
run down tho back of yeur aeeL
while giving you a shampoo
The girl who calls You un 8.
1880 a. m. to ask you hew va,
enjoyed the party last night.
The bird who gives you a dx.p,.
OF bad wElfsl1ey and then asks va,
II you could loan him $40 untu
pay day.
The chaperone who comes Sya.
and talks to you whaa ysu and
your sweetie decide 10 Sit sut =,
dance In q quiet corner.
The Washington times., 1923-07-04
BELIEVE IT.?

On February es. 1898, = Boston
girl was reclared the winner Of
. beauty. contest, but refused to
take the prize because she
thought that the decision was
unfair.
On june. 81. 1871. q Chicago
cale.eater asked his sweetie IL
he might take her poodle for a
walk in the park.
On September 81, 1922. q BaIti.
more butcher announced that he
would be glad 90 feed his Gus.
toners dogs free Of charge.
On. September 81 1921. a pro-
fessor shot himself becaase ne
had forgotten about -iIs wife's
wedding anniversary.
On February 80: 1928. A SYRIA
cuse woman forfeited - $4,000
legacy rather than ten the judge
her. age. sss + ~. -
On April 81. 1922, q Rochester
girl decided to stop powdering
her nose because her grandfather
objected to it,
i--------s $3.50
On June 20. 1860, the Pullman
Company announced that any
passenger who wal; unable to set
a berth would be allowed to
share the porter's bunk with him.