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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-31
NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS
State Highway Construction

Sealed proposals addressed to the
State Highway Commission. Augusta.
Mime, for building nine sections of
State highway will be received by the
Commission at It's office in the state
House. Augusta, Maine. until eleven
Old o'clock, A. NJ. Standard Time, May
81. 1929, and at that time and place
publicly opened and read.
CONCRETE SURFACE, one section
I'm Old Town. 2.245 miles.
BITtMINOUS MACADAM SURFACE
one section in Bridgton. Moose Pond
Bridge and Approaches O.587 miles.
BITUMINOUS MACADAM OR GRAY
Ell SURFACE, two sections as follows:
Naples, $40 miles and Auburn, S.05
miles.
GRAVEL SURFACE. five sections as
follows Mercer, 3.37 miles: Monsoon
2.10 miles; smyrna, ZIG miles; and
I3aston 32l miles. ReadVertiSed; Ed
munds 2.7S miles.
The work will consist OF grading,
drainage and surfacng
Each proposal must be made upon
the blank form provided by the Com
mission, for copy of which deposit
of one dollar Will be required, and must
be accompanied by n certified check or
surety bond for 10 per cent Of the
amount bid, payable to the Treasurer
Of State of Maine. The envelope en-
closing the proposal should be plainly
marked Proposal for State Highway
Construction in the Town of ....,,.."
The deposit and the certified check win
be returned to the unsuccessful bidder
unless forfeited under the conditions
stipulated.
A bond satisfactory to the Commits
sion, of not less than one-fourth nor
more than one-half of the amount of
the contract will be required. Plans
may be seen and forms Of speciica-
tions and contract may be obtained at
the office of the Commission Augusta,
Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals
WILLIAM NJ. AVER CHAIRMAN
FRANK A. PEABODY
LYMAN II. NELSON
State Highway Commission
PAUL u. SARGENT
Chief Engineer
Dated at Augusta. Me. May 10, 1928
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CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Whitehouse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold crosman OF Har-
mony were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orwood Whitehonse.
Miss Marjorie Worcester. who is at
tending Pennington Normal School
and Walter Sargent Jr. of Bar IIar-
Dor were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Jewell On Mr.. Sar-
gents return he was accompanied by
Mrs. Jewell and little son Earle, who
passed the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Worcester. On Satur-
day Mr.. Jewell motored TO Bar Har-
Dor and returned Sunday with Mrs
Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Gowen of SON.
eryille and Prof. and Mrs. Walter
Farnham of Medford Hillside, Mass
are expected Tuesday for a visit over
Memorial with relatives.
We're all going to Skowhegan's big
Fourth OF July celebration.
Lewis Small, Miss Marjorie Patten
of Portland, Miss Clara Drawn were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Eta Patten and
Mrs. Ruth Drawn.
Edison Hunt, worthy patron of Sun
rise Chapter and Mrs. Hunt accom-
panied by Mrs Arthur Burrill motor
ed TO Portland, Tuesday To attend the
Grand Chapter.
The play "A Bonnets a Bonnet for
A'That' given by Skowhegan talent
May 25. under the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Canaan, was en-
joyed by a good audience. After the
entertainment ice cream and cake
were on sale. The quilt which was
sold on tickets, was won by Mrs
Rose Getchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tibbetts of Wat
eryille passed Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Edith Tibbetts.
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NOTICE OF F0RECLOsURE

WHEREAS. Allen g. owens Of Nor
ridgewOck in the County Of Somerset
and State of Maine. By his mortgage
deed dated the Eth day Of June 1922.
and recorded in Somerset County Reg
istry Of Deeds. Book 3GG. Page 252, con-
Veyed to The National Fertilizer Com
Dany a corporation authorized by Ia W
and having its principal place of bust
ness at Boston in the Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts. the Undersigned. a
certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
said Norridge Wock. and being tho
homestead farm or the said Allen q.
owens, known as the Charles Bigelow
farm. more particular description Of
which is contained in the deed from
Jane McEWen to said Allen 6. owens
recorded in said Registry of Deeds,
Book 2s0. Page 2l5; and
WHEREAS. the condition of said
mortgage has been broken: NOW
THEREFORE,. by reason Of the breach
Of the condition thereof. said The Ma
tional Fertilizer Company claims
foreclosure Of said mortgage
Dated May Is. 1923.
THE NATIONAL FERTILIZER conf
PANY.
BY Butler & Butler
Its Attorneys hereunto
3w21 duly authorized
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NOTICE OF FoRECLosURE

Whereas the Hume & Newhall Com
pany, corporation duly established by
and existing under the laws of the
State of Maine and having it's place of
business at Fairfield, in the County of
Somerset and State of Maine, by its
mortgage deed. dated December Sth.
A. n. 1922, and recorded in Somerset
Registry of Deeds, Book 373 Page GS,
conveyed to the Messalonskee National
Bank, certain pieces or parcels of land
situated in the Town of Pittsheld, in
the County of Somerset, being the
same land conveyed TO said Hume q
Newhall Company by Hume Newhall
Company of Augusta by deed dated
May %, 1912 and recorded in Somerset
County Registry OF Deeds, Book 30S.
Page 400: and whereas the condition
of said mortgage has been broken,
now therefore, by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof the Messalons-
kee National Bank claims foreclosure
of said mortgage,
Dated. May 21st, A. d. 1929.
massachusetts NATIONAL BANK
3w21 BY II. w. Greeley, President
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FyTSTIS

Willis Sylvester is critically i'll with
double pneumonia. He is very, very
i'll, but it is hoped. that he will re-
cover Mrs. Merle Harlow is nur-
sing Willis at the hotel Mrs. Fuller
has gone away on another case.
". A. Sylvester and son Earle
were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Wing was in town Sun
day visiting Mrs. VIM. Lockyer.
Miss Dorothea came home from
Pennington for over Sunday.
Burleigh Sylvester has returned
home from Kingfield, Strong and
Pennington.
The Bridges of stratton visited Mr.
and Mrs. p d. Stubs Sunday.
Neal Sylvester has his ear home
frow Portland
Mrs. Geo. Kicker is cooking at the
Ledge House. h,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kicker were
in town Sunday.
Many tourists were in town this
week.
Neal Norton has been quite lame but
is some better.
Lester Sylvester has been on Eus
It's Ridge, the latter part of the W eek
Mrs. j. p. Sylvester has 144 eggs
Matching in the incubator, also eggs
from four hens.
Evan Leavitt was home for over
the week end
Clyde Jacobs has gone to King &
Bartlett, guiding.
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NOTICE OF FoRECLOsURE

WHEREAS, Avis NJ. Smith of Arson
IN the County of Somerset and State of
Maine. by her mortgage deed dated the
14th day of November A. ID. 1921 and
recorded in Somerset County Registry
OF Deeds Book 36n. Page Ala conveyed
to North Arson Manufacturing Com
pany. the Undersigned. a certain house
lot with the buildings thereon situated
on the Westerly side of Main street in
North Arson Village, bounded and de-
Scribed as follows: Beginning in the
line Of said Main Street at the South
east corner of the home place of Guy
+. Williams and Margaret Williams:
thence Westerly on the North line of
land of Mellen Berry thirteen rods:
thence Northerly, parallel with the
Westerly line of said Main Street seven
rods; thence Easterly parallel with
the North line of said Berry's land
thirteen rods to said Main Street:
thence Southerly on the line of said
ing the same premises conveyed To
Avis NJ. Smith by Guy +. Williams and
Margaret Williams by their warranty
deed dated August ). 1920 and recorded
in Somerset Registry of Deeds Book
357. Page So; and
WHEREAS, the condition of said
mortgage has been broken
NOW THEREFORE. by reason of
the breach of the condition thereof
said Company claims foreclosure of
said mortgage.
Dated at Skowhegan. Maine, May 10.
1923.
NORTH ANSON MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY
BY Butler & Butler.
Its Attorneys hereunto duly authorized
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LAR0NE

Elmer Carl, who has been living
in the c. S. Campbell rent has rented
the Augustus Gleason farm for the
season and will reside on the place.
Austin Brown and wife of Water
vile were callers in town on Satur-
day last as were F. G. Priest and wife
and son Roland of Skowhegan.
Miss Mildred and Marion Farley
who have been attending school in
Auburn are now home for the vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Piper of
Norridgewock were Sunday callers at
l.. V. Winslows.
l.. w. Lyons has purchased one of
the team horses of James Durham.
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ance and petition for assessment OF
Inheritance Tax.
Sullivan spauId1ng. late Of Norridge-
work, deceased. Final account of
Charles l.. Hoibrook. executor, for al
lowaDee.
Carrie +. Bailey. late Of Canaan.
adult ward. First and final account
Of Conseryator for allowance
Charles 4. Leighton. late Of Show
hesah deceased. Administratrix pc
titiobs for license to CELL real estate
situate in Skowhegan In said county
fully described in said petition for the
payment Of debts. expenses Of sale and
administration.
sarah 81. Hart. late Of Detroit, de-
ceased. VIII and petition for probate
and for appointment Of William H.
bond.
Minnie &. Kerns, late Of Madison, de-
ceaEed. Petition by, for appointment
OF Achsa X. Perkins. ADMINISTRATORS
Cyrus ". Foster, late of Palmyra,
deceased. First and final account of
Frank p Foster. guardian for allow
ance.
AdeIin VI. Heath. late Of Detroit. de-
ceased. First and final account for
allowance. Petition for assessment Of
Inheritance Tax and petition for dis
tribution
Witness: CHARLES 0. SMALL. Judge
~ said Court at Skowhegan. this
22nd day Of May in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
tWenty-three.
PHTLO STEWARD.
.u,,. -. Register.
Attest:
PHu.O STEWARD.
3W2l Register.
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\. IIaesting News Of
s,nnset's Busy Towns
wrsT MOSCOW

-. with Morris Preble Of
Rael n have have gone into their camps
i, asass pond for an indefinite stay,
cns'l ,,rds of Kingfield came over
L T .s n last Friday to spend 2 few
bis ca ca his daughter on Pierce Hill
as WIN his luck with hook and worm
id try No If the worm, but uncertain
Vile Bean and daughter from
Gfsn, mere callers on Mrs. VIM. T.
s 's.y last week. OF course tney
~ Me- to see the new baby.
M pose Baker is visiting at Ida
ME- 10, for for a few days. We under
~ i' that Louis Moore is still on the
:, tho recent Pomona Grange meet
Al u. colon several Changers from
=. ..ds the trip to attend. Among
r. :. n, Who made up a merry party
= Viola Jones, Gladys CON, Harry
a,r and wife. Mrs. Frank Mnltney'
Andrew Con. They report
interesting meeting and enjoy
h time.
- Temple is still looking for
one as housekeeper. His re-
hired girl has gone which leaves
.,one with his aged mother.
a, Kelly has been around deliv-
trees, rose bushes and shrubs
.s.sed by our folks during the
n oossible something is started
.isrence to the dam that the
MI Maine Power Co. has spoken
s,rh of? We have, waited with
nd eyes open for many months
= "a learn the honest to goodness
n ,put Our Dam and here it is
~ that some fifty men have al
arrived to start something,
~ is asking what? where? but
\ as far as | know at present
m Keep up courage, live in
spite of the recent rain and
houts. Clyde Dunton found the
mrs to his auto very dry. Is it
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any wonder, the. wheels get tired?
Another good family is reported
getting ready to ieave,us. The La
chance family from Chamberlain Hill.
We hate to see'you go, but wish you
luck.
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of Calais were recent callers on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Howe accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Salley to
North New Portland. Sunday.
Miss Ruth Goodwin spent the week
end with relatives in Dexter. q
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate of the late w. S Steward
are requested TO present the same fol
settlement TO
swell EDITH NJ. HUNNEWELL
Bingham, MaiLe, May "a, 1923
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RIDGE ROAD-FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose of Fair
field Village were Sunday callers at
A. b. Goodwin's.
Mrs. Addie Atwood and son Horace
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pHU.O STEWARD.
3w2l Register.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
on Mountain Top
Seeking Source of Radiation,

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, Septem-
ber 20.-Robert Andrews Millikan of
Chicago, the scientist who first iso-
lated and measured the electron, will
establish residence at the Summit
House on Pixies Peak to carry out
experiments which may result in
discoveries of utmost Importance in
the world of science. Three and a
half tons of equipment will be trans
ported to the top of the peak today,
and Dr. Millikan, with his assistant,
r. NJ. Otis of the Norman Bridge
Laboratory, Pasadena, Calf, Will
spend a week or more on the noun
tain top.
An investigation of the source of
penetrating radiation, point which
has bothered physicists for years, will
be carried on. Prof. Otis has been
making preliminary investigations
here for ten days.
Balloons were sent to an altitude of
approximately ten miles by DR.. Mil
likan in California and Prof. Otis as
cended to a height of 1900 feet in an
airplane to get observations regard
ing this new source of radiation, but
Evening star., 1923-09-20
TWO LEGISLATURES
FIGHT FOR CONTROL
Factions in State of Nuevo
Leon, Mexico, Shoot Up
Capitol in Monterey.
,accial Dispa teh to The Star.

saccial Dispatch to The star
LAREDO. September 2O.-The state
ht Neuvo Leon, Mexico, has two leg
iatures running at top speed. One
them is functioning comfortably in
he legislative hall of the capitol at
Monterey. The other is installed on
le broad porticos of the statehouse.
There has been, as usual, much shoot
,hg, but to date only one fatality.
The trouble started just a week ago
when the rival bodies converged on
;onterey to take over the affairs of
late. The faction favoring Alfredo
t.crez for governor got there first and
Established itself in the legislative
all. That favoring Gen. Pofiro Con
:..tles set up for business in the Hotel
Bridges
Both bodies advised Mexico City
hat they We're ready for business.
lexico City replied that the duly in
stalled" legislature had to meet in
lie capitol. So the GonzalistaS hot
poted it over to the capitol-only to
ind that the Perez clan had barred
ne Statehouse doors. Mexico City
astily ordered 1000 federal troops on
duty in Monterey to keep order.
They did. for the time being. and
he Perez legislature had to content
self with quarters on the portico.
On Saturday trouble broke out. 1t
..Ging independence day, the Perez
body decided to hold patriotic ex-
crcises.
\ Perez orator was in the midst of
his eloquence when the Gonzalistas
ecided to freeze them out. Some
hcdy shipped a few wires and the
r,ator found himself talking in
dark legislative chamber. Somebody
Ise cut some more wires and efforts
Of attendants to telephone for mill
cary intervention proved unavailing.
The orator kept on talking. So the
party of the outs decided to batter
j S waylin. AS the doors fell guns in
-. IL Il
a pitched battle was on.
More than 500 shots had been fired,
one Gonzales adherent killed and sew
crai others wounded. when the 1000
"cderaI troops arrived. Surrounding
the capitol and firing volley after
volley into the air, they soon quieted
things down.
Though feeling runs high and more
trouble may occur at any time. the
two legislatures are again function
ing.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Beck from, Siberia
Unbidder, to T axe
erm in Prison
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Calf. Septem-
ber 2o.-A. E. Anderson walked into
the sheriff's office here and an
nounced that he had come all the
way from Siberia to surrender and
serve term of from one to four
teen years in San Quentin peni-
tentiary.
Anderson and nine other Indus
trial Workers of the World were
convicted of criminal syndicalism.
All were released on bail pending
appeal. which since has been de-
MED by the third district court
of appeals. Anderson is the sixth
of the defendants to surrender.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
CHICAGO BEER WAR
| SLAYING CLEARED UP
Police Claim AL Mystery Is
Solved in Shooting of
Jerry 0'Connor.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 20.-The mys-
itery surrounding the shooting Of
Jerry O'Connor several days ago,
which is, declared to have caused the
staying Monday night of George
Meeghan and George Bucher at the
hands of rival beer runners in retail
alton, has been definitely solved, as
sistant district attorneys declared
as they presented evidence to the
grand jury.
Mayor Dever's war on breweries
and beer runners, caused by the death
Evening star., 1923-09-20
LETTER CARRIERS ELECT.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, September 90
Election of officers and selection of
the 1924 convention city held the
interest today of delegates to the
twentieth annual convention of the
National Rural Letter Carriers AS
sociation, in session here. Business
of the convention is to be finished
today, it is planned, in order that the
visiting carriers may go to Mammoth
cave in a body Friday.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

many of sciences. theories as to what
1t may be are yet unconfirmed, the
former said.
I'VE are convinced of one thing
he said, "and that is that penetrating
radiation comes from above us, and
not from the earth, as do other forms
of radio activity, but whether 1t
comes from the outskirts of the
earth'S atmosphere or from an en-
tirely different source, we have not
learned"
DIR. Millikan, who is professor of
physics at the University of Chica go,
is vice chairman of the National Re
search Council at Washington and
the author of several books.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
YOUNG WIFE SUES.

Mabel l.. Burroughs, minor, by her
next friend, Carrie F. Buckler, yes
terday. sued Claude NJ. Burroughs
for limited divorce, in the District
Supreme Court. She charges drunk
enness and inadequate support. They
were married at Alexandria, Va,
October IL, 1921 and have one child.
Attorney Raymond Neudecker ap-
pears for the wife.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

OF O'Connor, was made even more
stringent when Chief Morgan A. Col
Inns. pointing to the suspension of
Capt. Thomas Wolfe as a warning.
ordered the assembled captains of the
city's various districts to arrest
every man without visible means of
support"
Daniel McFall, former deputy sher-
if arrested for the muredr, was out
on $4,000 bond. Spike" and Steve
ODonnell, alleged beer corpus writs.
released on habeas corpus writs.
Walter and Pat O'Donnell, brothers
and G. Rosenbaum, an alleged MEM
ber of their gang, were held for
hearing tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Never mistake self-conceit for
genius.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Silk-and-Fiber
Hosiery
Gordon % =
Phoenix ~
Gold Medal W
True Shape -

Beautiful and durable
stockings of a quality any
woman can buy with conf
dence. Black, brown, gray,
white, fawn, etc. Every
pair perfect. Extra sizes
are included in Gold Mark,
in black, white and brown.
ChiIdren's Derbyribbed Hose,
perfect quality, in black, brown,
gray. pongee and white. Sizes
81l to 9Ia, 39c. Sizes 2EC
D TO o..
Women's CIocked Hose, of
silk and fiber, perfect quality.
White, with black clocks. Sizes
9, 954 and 10. $loo soc
value ....-....-.......
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-07-18
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JUST FISH STORIES
ssssUUGGGeGGs:s9eee:eeesa

Tom Harris and Ed Showers
with all due respect to the finny
tribe, are sure there when it comes
to landing the big rainbow guys
out of the Deerskin whether it be
early morning or in the heat of
the day. Harris is from Okmulgee
Oklahoma, while Showers comes
from Bloomington, Indiana. There
is a story connected with their
first trip to the fishing grounds
this spring. Harris met Showers
at Bloomington or Chicago, makes
no difference which, and way thew
came by car for Eagle River and
the trout streams. From Milwau-
kee all the way up (this was in
the latter part of May they trav-
eled in the dadbingenest snow
storm ever seen in this country in
many years. When they arrived
at their homes on Catfish there
greeted then just even twelve
inches of snow. Take it from me
these same fellows are made of
real hardwood timber when it
comes to being typical outdoor
sporstmen. And you should have
seen some of the trout they land
ed after the snow had taken q
slide for itself. They went back
home satisfied with a pre-vacation
trip after the speckled fellows. In
early June they had their families
returned for the summer, and
just last week these same gentle.
men of the fly art, showed to
the lovers of the trout family a
catch of the finest rainbow seen
IN some time. The largest would
go around four pounds and proved
a veritable feast when properly
baked by the chef at The Everett
1t does a fellow good to see clean
sports land a fine catch. Both Mr.
Harris and Mr.. Showers are devo-
tees of fly fishing and have the
good habit of catching their fish,
playing them-and returning them
to their habitat. 1t isn't the big
catch they are after, it is the true
sport inclination of going $3.50
with the trout victim. In that
they are laying the foundation for
better craftsmanship and we are
with them in all ways. May their
numbers increase.
These are the days of the wall
eyes, Told you so last week and
the week before but some doubted
the assertion for the simple fact
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-07-18
,1NTED BABY TROUT
..,,.five Cans Speckled
s''I u German Brown Trout
ppI b. Yesterday

IAN in this section hano-
SoE5' twenty cans of brook and
brot Brown trout fry yesterday
5rnan ~ DlJ blazing them in the
d tasrno fack. Muskrat, Haymeadow
% 'p' trucks were necessary to
NO s,- 1.-THE the fry to their grow
e'as .,o-,nds. It is estimated that
b! g5SoOO baby trout were turn
c' is sooi IN the above streams yes
d .'y'I ~ sportsmen who have for
a..' zen % that the streams were
q. .' Nd to normally.
S b. w section Of the lake region
- ..,iog mighty good trout fish.
a, y. = result of the labors OF
i. IN the past seven or eight
l.' n fact it has been borne
II. .5opt a half dozen fellows who
. e, for the shipments and who
NV. ..oj the fry when it was ship
1 ! Of course there has been
=. .-.r contributed by many who
", mt fishermen in the defray-
az # transportation, but who
,.r,s that without fish planting
s .,r will soon be a lessening of
1.rsst by sportsmen in this sec
r. + !, determined that next sea-
NJ vii see hundreds of cans of
MI, N and bass planted in these
r,-pr. Pike fry is easily obtain
and the lakes and waters are
.nn-ifuIIy supplied from the To-
sr batcherieS.
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Crapdall Visits Us.

Bnce Crandall, editor of the
lm+bwestern Magazine, that pop
,r periodical issued by the
lrtbwestern railroad every
month, spent yesterday in Eagle
River visiting fellows who he had
NET and meeting others who could
anish him material for future is
qs Of the magazine. Mr.. Crandall
\ bully good writer; knows how
'9nect real human stories of the
alroad boys in his paper, and at
he same time he manages to steal
rekendS off and go to Three
Lakes where he is a member of
he Batavia club on Spirit lake. He
l5o has a cottage there where he
md his family spend some time
ZACH year.