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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Bath Plans for
Racing this Season

Bath, Feb. 3.--Bath Driving Club Is
planning to fix up the old trotting parl,
at llardincs FIR races next summer and
j. Rupert Wing. Harry NJ. iiuSc. Leon
Belang"r and Harold Freeman are a
committee to see what can be done
There is a large amount of cinders
available" nearby, dumped by the Texas
steamship 90, which had a storage
yard near the old park. and the club
plans to use these to spread over the
track, which has not been used for
years.
The new officers Of the club arc: J.
Rupert Wing. president: John n. Tay-
lor. vice president; DR.. Maxwell Pow
ers. secretary and treasurer; Harrison
T. Powic. John A. Norris. Arthur J.
Dunton and the officers forming the
executive committee.
The club plans race at the mill
pond next SATURDAY. il they can get
the use of the city crow to clear a
track. there being no race today due
to the fact that the track could no be
cleared in time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Wind Hats Hockey Game

Because of the bad weather Sat-
urday night, which blew snow onto
the ice, the Watervile- Augusta hoe
key game scheduled for that time at
the rink in the state Park did not
materialize. The boys will go to
Waterville tonight instead.
Sunday a goodly number took adj
vantace'of the opportunity offered by
the club. to skate on the rink and
much fun and good wholesome eXer-
else was had during the afternoon.
The rink had just been flooded and
was in first class condition. After
they were done the rink was again
flooded SO that it will be in good
condition TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Y winter Carnival
lIrOgram at I. of M.

tbs ~ ~ events for the carnival Include
Shoe NY ,ils: Long distance SNOW
M sno ee' iong distance ski race, 100
sncws hhUmshoe race (mcn), - yd.
nile ir,';. aash, (women) one half
fourth NO snoWshoe race. one
face f, ME snowshoe race. obstacle
70 I'd i" en- obstacle race (women).
lily re rel: ski race. ski jump. fratcrn-
FACE, ski; i iaee: girls dormitory relay
ollerja.na touring. faculty race. inter-
an interschoo"' va. snowshoe race, and
Tho. Scnolastic 500 yd. relay.
Saturday W." ~. also be fancy skating
snofessionma',e rhoon on the rink by
aane has so ma, from New York, whose
os hot yet been announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Augusta Women at
Meeting Wellesley Club

Three Augusta women were pres
cnt Saturday, at the mid Wintc!
meeting and luncheon of the W,st
crn Maine Wellesley club. which
was held at the home of the pref
dent. Mrs. Arthur Champlin. The
ladies from this city We're. Mrs. Boz
we'll, Mrs. Norman BasSett and Mrs.
Ersllinc l.. Moves.
Miss Frances Knapp. secretary of
the board of registration. at the col
lego. delivered q very fine talk on
THE Wellesley of To,Ny.'
Among the prominent ladies pres
ont were. Mrs. Chanplin. the pre- ST.
dent: Mrs. Kenneth s'ilcs of Bruins
Wcik. the Nicc-prcsident; Mrs. Lin
coin King OF Portland. recording
secretary; Mrs. Leon Forbes of
Portland. secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Henry Johnson of Brunswick
Judge Gale I.arghlin of California.
and Mrs. Elizabeth Connan'. Mrs.
John Davis. Mrs Ralph Libby and
Mrs. Albion Little OF Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Funeral of PHYLLIS Hiscock

The funeral of Miss Phyllis His
cock. seven months old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond HiscDck, was
held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock
from the home of her gra 1dparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Scribner, Mt.
Vernon avenue road. Rev. 4. Francis
Walch officiating. Two selections,
come with Me-" and MY Jesus as
Thou Witt were beautifully rem
dercd by Mrs. William Fl. kenw Orthy.
Many floral offerings were sent by
friends OF the family. man Of whom
attended the services. The remains
were placed IN the Mt. Pleasant re-
ceivinG tomb to await BURIAL in the
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Risks Own Life
To Save Cat From Fire

Glen Cove. y. v. Feb. 4.-Risking
her own life for that of pet eat. Mrs
Richard l.. DaVisson, daughter of
William H. Porter. member of J. J..
Morgan u Co.. today dashed into the
blazing home Of Henry c. Martin. cot :
ton goods broker, Of New York, and
rescued cat from the second story.
The fire destroyed the house with a loss
of approximately $lao600.
Flames already had cnvcloped the
cntir" house and other persons who
had been removing furniture had fed.
Mrs. DgviSSHn saw the cat at an upper
window and. breaking away from her
companions who sought to restrain
Ms she made the porilou. ascent and
returned with the animal cuddlcd in
her arms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Another Entry for Doc DERBY

Another entry for the Dog Derby
which will be held in the district of
Quebec on Feb. %. % and "a, has
been received. which now brings the
number of teams scheduled to face
the starter to.nne. The latest entry
to be received by the organizers is
from Messrs. c. +. Letourneau and
Napoleon Belan9er of Montmagny.
These two men are former prospect
ors with klondyke and other expert
ence, well acquainted with canine
flesh and confident that their team
OF huskies will set a pace that will
make it hot for the eight remaining
teams.
The trainers OF the nine teams
which are at present scattered all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
MANCHESTER
Farm Bureau Planning
Meeting At Manchester

The annual program planning
meeting of the Manchester Farm
Bureau will be held at the Grange
hail. Manchester. Tuesday. Feb. Il.
at 1870 A. NJ. This will be an all
day meeting and the ladies not
otherwise solicited are asked TO
bring pie or cake.
At this meeting reports will be
given by the local project leaders of
the work done in the community
for the past year, and the people
present will plan the extension work
which they wish to do in Manches-
ter for the coming year. Officers
will be elected and project leaders
chosen.
The present officers and project
leaders are: Mems division. chair
mah A. w. Hawkes.: secretary and
orchard, j. J.. Hunt: accounts, and
livestock, T.. NJ. Lenfest; crops, G. H.
Moore; poultry. w. d. Farr. Wo.
mems division. chairman, Mrs. A
w. Hawkes.; secretary, Mrs. Cert.
rude Farr; clothing, Mrs. E. j.
Creasey: foods. Mrs. A. d. Guild:
household management, Mrs. Alice
Farr: health, Mrs. Charles Moore.
The speakers will be Clarence A.
Day. Kennebec County Agent and
Miss Helen Clark, home demonstra-
ton agent. who will discuss the re-
suits of extension work in the county
last year and assist in planning the
work for the coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
i. of Maine Defeats
Worcester Poly 1926

Bangor. Feb. 3.-Jnivcrsity of
Maine defeated the Worcester Poly
technical Institute here this evening
in fast game by tho score of 40 to
26. The injection Of .Iewctt into the
game after Worcester had flashed
into a six point lead gave the Maine
lads new life and the resulting squirt
gave them lead. the Massachusetts
quintet was unable to overcome.
The Pay Statcrs uncovered plenty
of speed. but We're unable to pierce
the Maine defense which always
frightened at tho danger point
Berry was the high point man for
the visitors and Holmes and Newell.
Horsman and Berg, were leading
point men for Maine.
MAINE (4O t2G) WORCESTER
Newell IT,. ................l IF pelphos
Holmes II ri Sharpe
'diiiii '....''. ......'. p'i '
HorSnan Id. ID Higgins
Berg I'D. I'D W ME
Substitutes. Maine. Jewett for Ca
hill. Small for Newell. Woodbury. for
1Iorsman. Carter for Holmes. Wor-
cester. Carsons for Higgins. Whclp-
Icy for Sharpe. Goals from floor,
Holmes 6, Newell 4. Cahill. Jewett ..
Horsman 4. Berg. 4. Higgins. White.
Berry Z. Delphos .. Goals from fouls.
Berg Q. Berry 9. Referee, Edwards:
timer. Norris. Time two Commute
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Rep. Huddlest0n
Says U. S. on Policy
OF Exploitation

Baltimore, Feb. 4.-Rcprcscntative
George Hnddlcston. Democrat, of Ala
bama. declared today at meeting of
the open forum that the United States
was maintaining the Philippine Islands
as base of operation when the time
should come finally TO divide the Chi
nrse Republic among the powers of
the world.
Americas participation in the Yer
saill"s conference was but a subt lc
way of telling the European powers
that America had gone in for eXploita-
ton and conquest and wanted to he
counted in when the spells were divid-
cd. he said
His remarks were made on 'Ameri-
caniSm, Then and Now"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Animal Outlaw Finally Shot

For three long years loho, giant
wolf, fattened on the cattle OF the
Arizona plains; from one ranch
alone, in one year, he seized so fine
white faced ycarlings. A govern
ment hunter, in an automobile. has
at last brought Lobo down with a
single shot from a rifle with the
rear sight missing. The wolf weigh
ed rs pounds after the skin from
shoulders to head was removed, and
was the largest ever seen on the
range. His disposal means a saving
Of several thousand dollars in stock
annually scientific American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Morse Girls Team Wins
From Brunswick High

Bath. Fob 3.-MoIse girls after los
ing three straight games. their OPP
n"ncnts score each time being 10, to-
Cay broke the hard luck streak and
easily trimmed Brunswick High - to
l.. Tho game was rough at times.
MORSE ii. BEU NSWICk IT.
Ward If IF, Williams
thOato, IF ...... ......rf. Becker
Wagner C Small
l'onncll, SC ........... SC, CallaGhan
WorrcN. Il ................l@ . Elliot
f.. Mitchell. II .rg, Thibalilt
~UbStitutionS-Da Davies for ChOatC.
c. Mitchell for Wagner McMann for
DoNncll, Baker for r.. Mitchell. Pow
CrS tor Ward. Goals from r,Oor Ward
:. thoatc 6, Becker ?. Williams. Goals
from fouls. Ward /, Williams 8. Beck
or. Referee. Gcrmainc, Rogers, Tim
crs Burns Cailaghan. Scorers Har-
very Perry. Time three tens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
81 Divorces at Bangor

Bangor, Me. Feb. 3-The January
term of the superior court was fnaiS
adjourned today by Justice Sm''n
after having been in session for over
a month. A large number OF divorce
eases were heard at the present term
and 81 DEGREES granted. the plin-
cipal cause for the severlng OF 'he
matrimonial bonds was crue, ahu
abusive Treatment. 81 DEGREES being
granted on that ground. For the
cause of desertion, five divorces were
granted; two for confirmed habits or
intoxication; two for non support ana
and one for adultery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Colby on Holy Cross
Baseball Schedule

Worcester. Mass. Feb. 4.-Thc
Holy Cross 1872; baseball schedule
made public today. provides for IS
games, The dates include:
April IL. Lowell Textile at Lowell
ID. Dartmouth: -, Princeton at
Princeton; May >. Harvard at Cam
bridge; III, Yale at New Haven; Is.
Colby: .G. FennsN lNania: 80 Boston
College: June 9. Harvard: Is. Yer
mont at Burlington: IS. Boston Col
lCGc at Boston: 10. Vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Joie Ray Declares
He Will Stay in Game

Boston. Feb. 4-Ioic w. Ray. ma
tional mile champion. and winner OF
the Hunter mile at the Boston Am
lctir Association games here last
night. today d"nic" reports mat ne
intended to retire from the running
TRACK The little Chicago taNl-d1lNcr
said lie intended to compete in the
40 meter race at thr olympic game
in Paris IN 1924. and in coming events
in Mis- country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Hickey AGAIN Cards Pilot

st. Louis. Feb. 2-Hranch Rick
". manager of the st. Louis Nation
ais since 1919. has signed CONTRACT
10 manage the club for tn" next fNf
wears. it Was announced tonight n\
sam Brcadon. president OF the cum
The announcement stated that licN-
a. would be the "HiGhcst salarl"t
header in the National League viii
one exceptions" This phrase OF the
announcement was not ampliticd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
MCLEAN WILL MEET
SCRAPPER SAMMY WHITE

Sporting Editor, Kennebec Journal:
Sammy Whites challenge comes to
me at an inconvenient time. as
sustained a broken rib when l fell
through the ropes in my bout with
young Joe Cans.
However as soon as I am pro-
rouced o. X. by my doctor. 7 will be
glad to accommodate MIR. White some
night at Augusta.
BERT MCLEAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Rink Rats Hurl
Def at buffers
Electric Six Preferred

The following team picked from
the Augusta Hockey Rink caretakers
challenges any team of the "Duffcr
League" the "t,lectrc Six" preferred.
The team is called the pink Rats
The Unemployment "Pish" Davis.
sub; Fat" Hilton. nv: Lawrence
Murphy, sub; William rip" Reid, c.:
Leo "Chet" Worthing. I'd; William
"chuhby" Taylor. sub: Percy Jarvis,
H. coach; Charles 'Stonewalr' kcyes,
goal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Cony Lassies
p proye No Match
ror Portland Girls

zealand. Feb. 4.---AshnoSt nan
Enough its 1923 schedule,
way .,,nd high cchool. on Saturday
Porllamour at the school gym regis
nouother basketball victory. in
tereu. , e" in the pleasant pastlme OF re
dusihe e,inst the ConN high schoo!
wnse augusta to a - TO . refrain.
rrs.od last year on the nome
DeleA,eu +he Capitol City lassiCS, the
e !sa, girls were Determined TO nol
lNa. Defeat the visitors. but at the
only lime to administer a smart
S mI. with the result that the
pahaStet was headed in the first
Cony ornaments and finally left far be
few m .ha Rtue never leaving doubt
hlhu. ,he intimate outcome.
Is ~ of the visitors. Coach
M WAY varied from his usual
0ConI;n of sending in alternate
talnp"aSs in the first period. aud
i N.n,ain Helena Jackson was IN me
t .spun when the contest started.
nne'of short time during the game
tos and Anna Stafford played to-
sue o.. tho remainder of the game.
se,ne nre was in at 4 time. WorklnS
ons 'uowarth and Williams ana
WIN l,rr nm a score which brought
Iuhn.no ,,'s season total up 10 l9o
Inc w. 70 for its five opponents.
ss Sanv took the pole with a foul
~ xas slightly headed when Ito
~orth scored from tue i'"oi tol
portland. Simpson iI''h SSo'cu ~.
augusta on two loulS anu ','. NsY',
dronped in money "l 49, So
tor Portland. HnsScN I'll" ny" -
mr. Cony and HoM"F'' ",''l ',' ~
am gave Portland q SH''t'l I'Ir VIZ II
Two floor goals lUst l'VloIt VIZ ~
,iod ended. C0nN tr3l'l'- !" w. -
portland's winning GIN was ON
,;ally started ''h"n SalI ora was
ssnt in in the second pFfIuu' 1"t'H
was allowed but one Eoai ana , w
second stanza eN"'0 WIN t', ''ll''
enjoying the sun ~ - " il'"
rin, In the third ana ll''di ~ /" =
rraph, the kids, JACKSON ana -,
tord worked together ana t"'H-
nleted the victory by toSs'l'E n i"l',
baskets in row, wtlle 'It "''idi'u
guards held the COM '''9 $50. q, -. -,
During the last '0trt SaH''S' w
Blue has held it, o!poh" tlS 10 en- =. l
points apiece. II looked IKE " i' I''.
lion Of the usual ior"Iui@ ArS''I,'|N :
hut Miss Simpson broke We Si''l ~
scoring foul IN that lihal session;
Conys defeat was primarily eve
to the teams lnablll'N 70 P"SS'
spite the very app2rt NJ Ia'I ''@' Wv
girls worked hard, they We're ll'""t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Downey Challenges Sears

7 wish to challenge through Your
column. M Sears. who recently heat
Tommy French. in twelve rounds. at
Augusta. have n decision over
Sears at Braves Field. Boston. and
can do it again if given a chance
Am training with Shelvin at Kelly
and Hayes Gym.
LEO BAT" DOWNEY
"S1 Highland St. EoXbury, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05

over the country and the United
states, are busily engaged in round
ing their dogs into shape for the
hard grind. which, as Qucbecers al
ready know. will be over q fifty mile
route for three days, which means
that $50 miles will be covered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Hon. N. b. Hoxie of Lewiston, has
been In this city for several days on
business matters at the state House.
While here he stopped with his
neicc, Mrs. Ernest Hunt at 30
state street. He will leave today for
his home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05

Friends OF state Auditor Ebert D.
Hayford will bc pleased to learn that
he is the proud father OF girl baby
born Saturday afternoon at the home
in Farminrdalc. The young lady
weighe1 "a pounds and has been
named Margaret
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
First Week Scores Of
Edwards Bowling League

III" Edwards Mill bowling League.
Augusta. closed its first week with
som" crcd.tahlo scores. III" following
ar" the individual scores for three
ST rang totals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Belfast Takes Game
From Bangor Easily
In Basketball Court


Belfast. Feb. 3.--In a fast game of
basketball between the Belfast A. A.
and the Bangor ) Aces played here Sat
urday evening, the Belfast team won
with n score of 3O-6. The Bangor
team played an excellent game during
the first period and were well ahead at
the end of it, but they then lost Cour-
ag' and went under the above large
score staring them in the face.
Heal proved to be the best PLAYER
on the Belfast side, making five goals
during the game.
The summary:
BELFAST A \ BANGOR ACES
foGg RI ................ ID, Finley
Morton, II ................ RIB. Nutter
'-'''ttS. ...... G. tobuin
i''I'N. ~ ....... RI. W nllc
Score Belfast 80. Bangor 6. Goa Is
from tloor-Focg >, Morton g. Robert :
>. Heal >, FcelcN /. Finley ., Nuttcr 3.
tohurn >. Goals from fouls-BclfaS st
1. Bangor >. Referee. Crockcr Scorer.
Concord. Timer, Davis. Time, two j.,
one 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05

Manchester. n. H.-Philbert Blair,
20. is at the hospital and will prob
ably die as the result of fire at his
lodgings on the West Side tonight.
Rlair's entire body was scared by
flames and he is on the danger list at
the hospital. The property damage was
trifling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
HOCKEY NOTES

The Augusta Hockey team will
play WatcrVille at Watcrville this
Monday evening at O'Clock, The
lineup will be as follows: =. Jarvis.
X. Jarvis. Randall. BaGlcy, Gardiner.
Johnson. Smith, coach" Thompson
These members are asked by the
manager. to take the 80 p. NJ. car
for Watervillc.
The Augusta Hockey Association
rink at the state Park. was we'll pat =
rcniZcd Sunday afternoon and a good
sized crowd enjoyed the privilege of
skating from > to o'clock. 1t is
hoped that the public will take adj
vantage of the use of the rink on
afternoons and~a also Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. After
moons from 3 to 5 and evenings S to
10. No hockey sticks will be allowed
on the rink during the skating period.
The Kcnt's Hill Coburn game
which was to be played in Watcrville
Friday night WAS postponed because
of the illness Of the entire I\ent's Hill
team. The Hill team played at
Pennington last week end. incident
ally dropping tho first games to be
lost this season and on Monday. four
of the squad were in bed with the
grip. Captain Ilcaly and Maker for
wards. ar still under the doctors care
and Ehbctt. the regular guard is con-
vale$cing slowly. Hartscrove. the
other guard who teams up with F,b-
bett on the first five. is out of bed
now, but still weak, Carleton, the
first string center. was the only
member Of the squad to escape the
epidemic and he did not play last
Saturday night due to Il bad ;Charlic-
horse"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05

Yonkers. n. Y.-City Judge Bootl
was about to send four women and
five men prisoners to the icty Jail to-
day when he remembered that thsre
was no heat in the place. So the Judge
took a chance and paroled them al
without bail after they promised t.
appear in court tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
LOCAL NOTICE.

Candy sale by Sunday School Of
st Marks Parish this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Charles Down
irS. Fcb5dit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05

New Bedford, Mass. Feb. "a
mated at $4,000 to the building and
stock of Allen. Slade & Company,
wholesale grocers. here tonight. The
ice coated firemen battled for several
hours before getting the blaze under
control. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
Colby Pucksters Win
First Victory of
Season From u. of M.

w dtefN!lie, Feb. 1.-The Colby
SUCK artists won their first victory
yesterday on the college rink, de-
loating the University of Maine
Bears by score of A.. Both teams
scNncd off form with the soft ice
ana snow fall of the night before,
combining TO slow the game up. Few
penalties were called, alt..ouc at
'ilneS 1t seemed as though it would
be better if a few more had been
called.
Maine lacked team play While
Colby displayed good work in this
department. The Maine forwards
were stopped time and again at mid
rink by the fast checking back of the
Colby forwards. Although the Orono
Bears rushed the puck up the rink
IN me first period and got the first
goal. 1T did not take the Colby men
long TO solve their attack and the
result was that Maine was "ompCllt Il
TO be satisfied With one point, While
TIE home team piled up four.
FOR Maine. StcarnS and Stone were
the stars while Vale and McEay
Shonc Tor The Blue and Gray war
rlOrS.
The Colby lineup was shifted ow-
ing to the return OF Vale who has
hccn out of the game this year be
cause of study requirements Vale
TOOK the center position while Me
GoWan was shifted to the cert wing
With lluhn replacing Mille,t at left
defense. The new combination
MnEkDI Mnlt Ia; ~ w..
lack of practice. Radcliffe who was
the shining athletic in the Eowdoin
game. was oft form due to :, cold.
Maine scored lucky counter after
two minutes of play when Stcalns
bounced Il drive off the pads OF Me
bay, the rubber cartoWinG pass Berry
INTO the net The lead vas short
HNed. McGoWan sprintcd up the left
lane and launched a corner shot
which trlcklcd into the cage Ton
seconds later Vale scored from
quarter ice on Il snap shot which the
Maine Soal tender never saw. In
the second period after 30 seconds of
play Huhn passed raiGat across
the ice to Radcliffe. who scored on
difficult angle drive from the right
lanc. -Four minutes later lF:hn add
ed the Blue and GraNS final point
when Vale passed from lcft wing to
the former in center ice Wno drove
the oval home.
Maine scored her second tally in
tn" third period with Colby ioafing.
Captain Stea;nS OF Maine and Vale
Of Colby were mt from the ice for
the rcmaindSr of the game 'or rough
playing.
Maine will PLAY Cobb at Ofuno
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-11-08

things for Kelvin by placing gas
at cur disposal, and their cam
paign has just begun.
w. j. Elliott, the we'll known
drilling contractor in the Kelvin
field has opened up offices in Ke-
win and expects to make his home
with US this winter. The people
of Kelvin are very glad to have
Bill come in as he is one of our
reliable stand-bys and a boost
er in every sense.
The ladies of Kelvin gathered
at the j. S. Gordon home to cele-
brate the birthday of Mrs. Cor
don and her daughter, Helen,
Monday evening, both birthdays
falling on the same date. There
were sixteen ladies present. Mrs.
Gordon and Helen were present
ed with presents in token of
friendship.