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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Inter-class Basket
Ball Series Starts
At Bates College
Especial to kennebec JournaI)

lewiston Jan. 16-Foilowing sew
eral weeks of practice the tnter-c.ass
series started Tuesday eve
ming. Two games will be played
every other night until each team has
met each opponent at least twice
Coach Nisgin has been devoting
most of his time to the Freshman
and Sophomore candidates leaving
the upper classmen to look after
themselves. Glass captains have not
yet been elected but will be chosen
as Coach Wiggin definitely selects
tho teams. probably following. the
first clash. The following men have
shown up well at practice and will
be given. an opportunity. Seniors
Davis. Quincy, Battcn. Huntrc5s,
Kennedy, Scott, Hathaway and Des-
coteau. Juniors-JohnSon, Dinsmore,
Tarbell, Rowe. Refs. kempton. Moul-
ton. Reed and Fitzpatrick. Sophie
mores Dorr. Chisholm, Martin,
Huntington. Kenney, Ramey. Wood
man, Peterson. and Rutsky. Fresh
man-Jones. Chapman, Hickey. Con-
ley, Kannally. Sinclair and Wiggin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Ray Buker Entered
For Hunter Mile at
3. A. A. Games Feb. 3

Boston. Jan. 16.-Joic Ray of New
York champion mile runner, has en-
tered for the Hunter Mile event at the
Boston Athletic Association games to
be. held Feb J. Ray won the event
last year. Ray Bulcr of Chiccgo. for
mer Bates College distance runner, is
another cntrant for the Hunter mile.
E. a. \. and New York A. c. will
meet in their annual relay race at the
games. Harold Osborne of the 1lli-
nois A c. has entered for the running
high jump.
Ray Watson of the Illinois A. c.,
twice victor over Ray. was added to
the mile run contestants today. Wet
son. the former Kansas Agricultural
College star, entered also for the 1000
verdi; handicap run. in which he was
placed on scratch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
P!TTSF|ELD

Ambrose Leighton Of Portland was
business caller in town Tuesday.
The w. G. T. L. will meet next
Thursday afternoon. Jan. IS. at the
( home of Mrs. Edith Burns. Somerset
avenue. The subject of the meeting
viii be women in Industry" and the
program will be arranged by Mrs. Pri-
lay. The hostesses will he Mrs Burns.
Mrs Hunncwcll. Mrs Younger, Mrs.
Cortrell and Mrs. Margaret Nelson.
Horace NewhoUse of Brewer was in
town over the week end for a visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Newhousc.
The Jolly Twelve Whist Club mot at
the home of Mrs r. II. Berry. Easy
street. last Friday afternoon. The
prizes. gift box of sachet bags. wcs
won by Mrs. G. J. Strcng and a trump
! indicator by Mrs. T. c. Lanccy. De
licious refreshments were served The
next meeting will he held at the home
of Mrs. Il. c. Brown.
Robert Morse of Bangor was in
town Sunday calling on friends.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Prilay. who has been
passing several weeks in Washington
ID. c.. with her daughter. Mrs Royal
Sherbourne. and family, returned home
Saturday night.
I-pcl -. Sopl\ anu Ernest IoaSlcE
went to Bangor Monday. where they
took fine collection of fox skins that
were considered quite valuable. Mr.
l'casleE has been raising foxes at his
mono at the Waverlcy for some time
md the collection included silver gray
black and gray and black skins. Mr.
Cook has been A dealer in furs for a
number of years and considered this
lot of skins to be very fine quality.
Mrs. Lanccy G.. Mllikcn and Mrs
Nellie NJ. Hunncwell left Monday for
Boston for few days trip Mr.. MILL
ken left Tuesday morning to join them,
Mrs. Maud Thompson of Bangor was
a business caller in town Monday,
Mrs. Charles E. Henry left Monday
for her home in Melrose, Mass, after
a few weeks visit in town with friends
Cecil Lancaster was in Farn,ineton
on business Monday.
Harold Crawford. who is superintend-
ing the cutting of ico for tho n xvhit-
ing & Son creamerics at Etna, return
cd to Etna Sunday with tho crew that
is harvesting the ice. after q short
visit at his home hore
Owing to the rcpairs heinr mazda nv,
Masonic hall. tho Odd EaI1ows ho,.o
rendered the use of thcir hail to tho N
r 8 =, nso fan .t,.;. ;.. 10 ~ tne ~
monies which will no hold TL,r.,o,
evening Ian 1s N' '"'s
Mr.. and Mrs John Eurhusb of o.,
myra left Tuesday for southern Cali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Husband of Legislator
Flnkham Visits Capito,

Niles Pinkham, a lumbe, -,
Eoft Kent, and husband NJ w Geais
bradbury Pinkham, Main,a v
woma;; legislator, paid his a.. \
10 the State House TODAY ana . q
troduced to many of the ma, va
Doth houses, who hapnene eu'e
about the lobby. hi
Mr.. Pinkham is a forms, :.
OF Portland and a graduate ea
portland High School in tba =, N
100. At that time he made W. s.as
WIN uncle, DR.. Dana w Esl, s y
widely known botanist.
He has been in Augusta he,o.
mas never had occasion to ci;ms |
stone steps of the Capitol mi, Thin L
ne mad a pretty good reason ..s'
vas shown about the big buils H. I
Mrs. Pinkham, saw where 81. !
"hen the House is in sessions !
allowed that he wouldn't mind -
ing here all Winter and listani, -
the flow of Oratory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
IA Games on Bates
Hockey Schedule

Especial to Kennebec Journal.)
Lewiston. Jan. 1G.-With Colby's
scalp tucked away in their belts the
hockey team is looking forward TO
the coming season. The schedule
as recently revised includes Ii
games ten to be played with col
lege teams and four with semi-pro
outfits. Five games will be played
in Lewiston. Bates will again visit
Augustus Winter Carnival and will
clash with the Capitol City's team
at Lewiston in the preceding week,
and on Jan. 10, at Augusta. The
schedule:
Jan. 17-Bowdoii at Brunswick.
Jan. 19-Augusta at Augusta.
Jan. 2O-Mainc at Lewiston.
Jan. 24-West Point at West
Point.
Jan. 26-U of Penn. at Philadel-
phia.
Jan. 27-Princeton at Princeton.
Feb. S-AuSusta at Lewiston.
Feb. 1t-Mainc at Lewiston.
Feb. ID 1G or 17-Augusta Winter
Carnival.
Feb. 22-Bowdoin at Lewiston.
Feb 2:i-Boston University at Au-
burn Carnival.
Feb. 2A-Colby at Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
State Investigator
Reports on Search
For Missing Wardens

l.. Il. Clifford, al investigator who
has been in the North Penobscot &c
gion of Maine hunting evidence in
the case of Mcrtley r. johnson and
David +. Brown. two Maine wdrdens
who are believed to have been killed
by po3chCrs last November, has re-
, turned to the State House and re-
ported to Game Commissioner Par
sons and Atty. Gen. Shaw.
Mr.. Clifford's discoveries are large
ly confidential. but it is known that
he found enough to confirm the be
lief that two men were killed and
to narrow down these who are sus
pccted of the crime to two or three
individuals
Mr. Clifford followed the course
taken by the two missing men from
the time they left Caucomogomoc
Lake, Nov. T.. until they left the
Half Way camp. beyond Bog Lake,
within is miles of the Canadian line.
The State officials of course, will
be unable to order an arrest until the
bodies are found, and this will not
be possible until the SHOWS, which
cover the ground for four or five
feet, have melted away.
Arthur Pageau, French Canadian
trapper, who since the last of No.
vember has been confined in Somer-
set county JAIL on a charge of break
Ing into camp owned by Portland
man. will be held until it is possible
70 make an effort to find the bodies,
The authorities do not believe that
Pageau had anything to do with kill
, ing the men, but they think he has
more knowledge of the case than he
has been willing to tell.
PaSeau has been questioned about
the whereabouts of his rifle. His OK
PLANTATION is that screw was loose
in the lock, and that he sent it to
be repaired. lie claims not to know
the name of the stranger to whom
he confided the rifle. If the men who
made way with Brown and johnson
mad needed to borrow a rifle. they
could have beer quite apt to ask Pa
gcau for his. Pageau was at the
Halt way camp at the time. He had
bcch trapping.
The Canadian admits hearing two
SHOTS below the camp shorty after
the wardens left. Two and a half
miles beyond the camp, on the road
leading to- st. Zacharie, another Sc
RES of shots as heard by a man who
has been located by the department
rms man says he heard one >shot,
followed by two, in quick succession.
Below the Half Way camp. on the
Penobscot. is Il big bog. It is here
that many believe the bodies of
johnson and Brown will be found. A
reward of $500 has been offered for
evidence that will convict the MUIR
derers of the two wardens.
1t is the intention of State Game
Department to put large crew into
the woods as soon as the snow goes.
to conduct a systematic search for
the bodies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
LACK ACCORD
CONTINUED from Pace 1,

or government loans in norma, Il,
and that the figures examined M
commissions had appeared TO
port this contention. Since mi,
ure Is considerably below the r,t.
interest now paid by the Ams1a
government on the money borrur]
and advanced to Great Britain. IA,
ever, some members at least N n
American commission, were ROM,
scented as feeling that they MAJ
would be justified in Recommend,
suCn 1gure to Congress.
Nhlie the state OF the neeoti,t,s
alter today's session was descrjhsa 4
nclally as practically the same AZ 4,
obtaining after the previous NEST,
on last Friday. both the Americans :,
the British expressed hope of an ann
ment IN principle before the end Of A
present conversations. Stanley hI
win. British chancellor of the \
cnequer and head of the London ma
SION stlll is anxious to sail for Ion
next Saturday. but it is said that ths
was a possibility that the MISS
would remain over unless an aeon
was reached before that time,
Ihc r2funding negotiations were N
SUBJECT of brief discussion today bs
IN the Senate and the House. Sent
Mcclellan. Democrat, Tennessee. al
that considering Great Britain's atE.}
TO make loans to other nations, TO sg
port the largest navy in the word /
10 invest hundreds of millions" IN 4
developments and other circumstMa
shn YES able to pay the United STATE
Representative Pou. Democal
North Carolina. commencing the d
nounced determination Of the BntsI
government to pay it's debt. declard
inc House that the American commi
sion should be vested with the largo
powers of adjustment. reserving "
one condition that there be no cancel
ton of any part of the debt.
Il believe we ought to give GnIl|
Britain the longest terms of payna
-66 years, if she wants that muth1
and the very lowest rate of interest
SAID Mr.. Pou. Then after the k0e
have been made satisfactory to Gu,
Britain. this government would n1
Il chance to take care Of adjusted ca1
pensation to former. service men,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Two Changes in Staff
Amer. League Umps

Chicago. Jan. 16-With the signing
OF Clarence Rowland. former man.
ager of the Chicago White Sox, as a
member of the American League
staff of umpires. it was reported to-
day that President Johnson plans to
make two other changes in the staff
Big Ed" Walsh and William
Guthrie. who We're given tryouts last
year. will not be back. it was said.
Rowland never acted as umpire
except in Spring exhibition games,
nut President johnson believes he is
tcmpermentally fitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
BORLEIGH MARr,,.

cipal court Of Portlana
SAYING that he would NJ, nad WI
cate for reappointnent h oe a,
Governor was trying N oeeaus ;
courts, said that he had contN }
nave you any stateme,. 4
asked. ernor," hs \
Il have not" replied ~.
Judge McGlaufin has .a n. Cove,
nounce that he would n noen ut =
aidate for the position MT Pea oea
Time to make such apno.n o,eior
rived; That is his own ''n nm
mat ! have to say is, thu, daait. ;
Judicial appointments : a.. 10 n,ta
constitutional rights rs.s uade
personal Or political lnf1ua ules
i've up to my oath of of,ica aences !
fully discharge to tn. 40 70 I'd
abilities" Dest Of
Il conscientiously ende,v,.
ect the very best men avg" . 4
the judicial Offices that ;saafs
my duty to fll." II beca'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Masculine Fashion
Dictators Will Open
Convention Today

Cincinnati, Jan. 16.-Style cia
tors of masculine apparel will fasls
the coming seasons sartorial se1
at the semi annual convention Oh y
international Association of Clo1n1
Designers, which opens a three y
meeting here tomorrow. The ns]
OF governors will meet in execua1
session today.
A movement against the I'M y
feet to mems suits will be laune''
at the convention. ii
Irving \. Frankel. president OF '
Cincinnati club of clothing desisNl
and former head of the Internalus.
association. announced his opw
ton to 'toreador" trousers; cs.
with waistlines cut nearly 10 y.
armpits: coats resembling the ~.
of a "coster" Englishman IN ".
profusion of buttons, and coats w
f1aring skirts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Ebbets, Owner of
Brooklyn Nationals
Plans to Retire

Coblenz. Jan. 16.-By A. Ply
Charles Ebbets, owner of the
Brooklyn Nationals announced here
last night that because of impair
cd health he would retire from base
ball next year if he could sell MS
club for a satisfactory pr.cc.
Three possible recruits for tie
Brooklyn team were found By Eb-
belts from among the crack players
of the American Army niue and he
promised to give them a try-out.
They are: Lieut.. Clayton c. White
head of Wayside, Ga, an outficldei;
Clifford Mceks, of Palestine, Ohio,
a catcher, and Samuel Dunlop If
Briggs, Tex, Il first bascman.
F.bbctts said he was willing to II
Zach Wheat who had been looking
for more money than the Brooklyn
club could pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Committee To Get
Artists Estimates for
Gov. ParkhUrst Portrait

The committee appointed to make
arrangements for portrait of for
mcr Governor Frederick H. Park
hurst of Bangor. to be hung in the
State House, at meeting held Tues
day decided to invite Maine artists
to submit estimates Of the cost of
the portrait any time before Jan. "a.
Artists are asked to communicate
with Senator BuYell. the chairman.
or representative Gardiner, secretary
o fthe committee.
The committee consists of Senators
Buzzell of Waldo, Bailey of Penob-
scot and Monrcau of Androscoggin
and Reps. Phillips of Orrington. Car
diner of Gardiner and Rounds of
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Nixon Appointment
Will Come Before
The Council TODAY

Both branches of the LEGISLATURE
adjourned after brief session Tues
day afternoon. to 10 O'Clock This
Wednesday morning.
The Governor and Council will
also meet at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. when the matter of the confirm
ation OF the nomipation of Harry +.
nixon as recorder Of the Portland
municipal court will be in order. In
view OF the protests which have been
MADE concerning this nomination II
VIII be of interest to know the atti.
tude or the Council on the matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Committee Plans To
Inspect State Prison

The Committee on State Prison,
or which Senator Clark of Lincoln,
is the chairman. is planning to go to
Ihomaston on Friday of this week
to make al inspection of the Stote,s
Prison. The COMMITTEES will c.re-
fully consider just what needs to he
done to the buildings in the wav ~
new construction and repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Bates Will Meet
Gridders Only From
Colleges of Own Size

Lewiston, Jan. 1b.-F'OECWlnS the
new policy of the Athletic Committee
Bates opponents in football next tel
will be colleges of approximately her
own size; the larger institutions Will
not be present on the schedule. Fol
lowing this policy Coach Cults has
arranged the following schedule.
every other game to be played at
home.
Sept. 29.-Wcsleyan at MlddletoWn'
Oct. 6.-M. a. c. at Lewiston.
Oct. 13-Tufts at Tufts.
Oct aO.-Maine at Lewiston.
Oct. 27-Bowdoin at Brunswick.
Nov. 3-Trinity at Lewiston.
Nov. 1O-Colby at Waterville.
Noy. 17--New Hampshire State at
Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Sikh and Grebs to
Meet Under Conditions

Paris, Jan. 16.-Battling Sikh HIS
been matched conditionaily against
Harry Grcb for bout next Ma,
according to the Journal. The match
is subject to the condition that Ski
previously defeat an opponent whose
name will be announced soon. The
newspaper says that the purse for
the proposed bout will b. ..nposit% d
at the French consulate a, Boston.
Boston. Jan. 1G-Olaf Hcnrillscn.
coach of baseball at Boston college
last season. signed contract today
for the next two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Canton Has no Govt
All are Fighting
For the Supremacy

Hong Kong, Jan. 16.-(By A. ~
Reports from Canton indica"
chaotic condition there today NJ
the departure of Chen Chiung-2
the Nationalist commander. :,
yielded to the pressure OF tns y
preaching southern Repuu
forces and entrained for Was.
last night. There is no govern .s
in Canton. The city is in tine ~
of four different chiefs, each COW.
ing for supremacy. The treasui.
the southern capital IS empty ,s,s
those well informed predict diS'D
ances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Belfast to Meet
Colby Comets on
Home Court Tonight
Especial to Kennebec Journ

Especial 10 KenneDeC JOtlTHdIJ
Belfast, Jan. 16-The second game
with the Colby Comets will draw a
large attendance at the Armory We'd
ncsday night and it should be fast
and close game. Both teams are out
to win and it is a matter of specula-
ton which will be victorious. The
games must be better supported or it
will he necessary to disband the team
for the expenses of the coach and of
getting teams here are so large that
they cannot be met unless the public
does its part.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
$50, 900 Fire Damage
r. /. Wooden Fact0ry

Providence, r. l.. Jan. 16-rn "a
unknown origin early today ~
the dye room of the Caroiins
pany, a wooden. manufacture Vi
Carolina. r. l., causing damase ~
mated at more than $50, 0oo: "a
ing the destruction of $20,OoV.
of the sum is covered by insui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Taylor Loses to
Moore in 10 Rounds

Chicago, Jan. 16-Pal Moore of
Memphis, Tenn. last night gained a
shade newspaper decision over Bud
Taylor of Terre Haute. Ind, after'ten
fast rounds. of fighting at East
Chicago. Ind. BY virtue of his vic
tory. Moore was said to have first call
on bout with Pancho Villa at Mil
waukee, Wis, for the American fly
weight championship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Bates, Chase Hall
Equipment Repaired

Lewiston, Jan. 16.--Durins the
vacation the alleys and pool rabies
of Chase Hall were rejuvcnated. The
alleys were scraped and new sets of
pins purchased. The pool table S
were recovered and dead tanks were
revived. Full time supervision 8
now in force and it is attended 10
keep these facilities in tip top con-
dition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Oak GrOve-Lawrence
High Clash Tonight

Nassalboro, Jan. 16.-TEc nevt
basketball game will be Wednesday,,
when the veterans from Lawrence
High will come to Nassalboro deter
mined to win. The Fairfield Quintet
is strong and fast and there Should
he a good game between the ;wo
teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Committee Hear
LEGAL AFe.,..
The conmitt "IHv

a, The committee on LII. .ns
eve thv ca public hearina sal Amt.
'h estate state House in Xur n u a.
THURSDAY. JanuarS ~.
pr An Act TO amend cbyahls. at3.
io rivate and Special f.apter II "
la3ting to a police con aws Of M
o, T,bb a sd;,Y. January :,
An Act to amend sec.,. 4
yer iZg OF the Private anIn lmn
OF 1917. entitled. An aana Specis,Y
e cnaa Of the York Bes sc 70 anasssI
An Act to confer c...
c cower rs upon the the NAN addls
nouiadaings., the intensitw~n s Cones.
u i and the qualifics,,of use y
70 location and REGULATES with -
ot RESIDENTIAL. industriahi' the ca
from and regulation uHa the eses
ariGts o. classes Of bn;Idl!n such
BURLEIGH Mar y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Bates Goods TO
Have Skating Rink
Especial to kennebec .JournaD

Especial to Konnebcc 'JOurnaD
Lewiston, Jan. 16-Pfeparations
are under way for the construction
OF a skating rink for the girls to be
located near Rand Hall on the girls
athletic field. AS the hockey rink is
used for the varsity men during
every afternoon and evening regula-
items are strict. the innovation will
be especially appreciated by the CO.
eds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
'COburn Wins Over
D. K. E. in Snappy
! Basketball Game

Especial to the kennebec Journal.)
Waterville, Jan. 16-The fast Co.
burn basketball five utterly swamped
the team of the Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity of Colby to the tune of
SO-13. Coburn's. passing game was
of the classiest type with Goldberg
and McCrory alternating passes to
the lan,.y Adams. who tossed the
ball in as If he were throwing peb-
bles. McCrory scored his share of
the points as did, Brown, who was
always under the cage when need
ed. At the end of the third period,
Coach Haines sent in all of his sec
ond string men. allowing the Pekes
to score all of their five baskets.
Near the end of the game. no regard
for rules was kept by the college
team and frequently football for
nation would charge down the
floor, only to be called back by the
referees whistle. The game was far
too one-sided to be thrilling. but the
small audience was given its moneys
worth in laughter.
The summary:
COBURN (SO) D. X. E. 13)
McCrory, IF ........... .rf, Wilson
Wescott Millett
Goldberg, If .......... If, Peabody
Trefethen ............ wilson
Adams. ............. &c, Barnes
Ingraham
Meddlesdorf, re- .......rg. Sackett
O'Brien
Brown. IL .lg, Millett
Hardy ....... Shaw
Baskets: Adams 10. Brown 3,
McCrory &. Goldberg >, Wilson >,
Meddlesdorf. Shaw. Peabody >.
Fouls: Brown ). McCrory 3. Peabody
f. Referee, Matthew's, Waterville
high school; timer. Jacobs. Coburn;
scorer, Haines, Coburn. Timc-Four
S-min. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Robinson Wins Over
Lee Anderson for
n. Il. Light Heavy Title

Boston. Jan. 1G.-GeorSe Robinson,
of Cambridge. tonight was awarded
the decision over Lee Anderson, of
Berlin. y. H.. after ten rounds OF
fighting. The. bout was scheduled
as for the light heavyweight title of
New England. Goth mon arc
NcgrOCS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17

New York. Jan. 16-Edward Cous-
lneau. former catching star Of the
Fordham University baseball team.
who was signed by the New York
Nationals. was released today by the
Giants to the Boston Nationals at the
waiver price of $4,000 His Ford
nam battery partner. Tim Mcnamara,
was released to Boston,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
Lincoln Mill Starts Operation, {

IIHcoTn VIII Starts Operations
me new mill Of the Lincoln Wor-
sted Company at Lincoln. Me-, has
started operations and it is expected
tnat employment will be given to up
wards of 200 people.
This is one of the latest acouisi.
tons to the textile industry of Maine
devoted to the manufacture of wor-
steds.
The mill Is one Of the most modern
types of construction and is eou;nned
with the latest and most efficient
textile machinery.
Al! the machines in the mill are in
dividually operated by electric mo.
tors.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
johnson and Gibbons Matched

New York. Jan. 16-Floyd johnson,
Iowa heavyweight and Tom Gibbons
of st. Paul. have been matched for
4 15-round decision bout in Madison
Square Garden about March 20, it
was announced today.