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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Big Wool Sales
Made at 45 Cents

HEPPNER. Ore. May is.-aaiea
Of wool aggregating s.soo. 900 poundp
AZ total approximate prico OF ,i.-
oss.ooo arn reported hcro today.
The Hals represents sir clips,
which were sold individually. and no,
in a pool. 10 buyers representing the
American Wooden company. TIN clip
q Gentry a Cohen. $500 neecca.
brought the high price Of IS cents.
Prices for other clips ranged as low
ms szn cents for sand wool. The
avcragr. for tho lot was approximate.
" ~ cents a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
TRADE EXPERTS SEE
BIG PROSPERITY ERA

NEW YORK, May 1o.--Trade
and commerce experts. analyzing
present business conditions In the
United States. declare the coun.
try is now in the opening stage
OF tho greatest period OF prosper.
ify It has ever experienced. They
base their claims on the rapidly
Increasing buying power of the
nation and the absence OF any
conditions which might disturb
economic welfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Business Changes

Lincoln Nordby and Gus SAKE.
who have both been long connected
with the mems furnishing business
In Seattle. have opened a new hat
shop at zoos Second ave. under tho
name Of Nordby Hat shop. Tho
store opened for business Saturday
morninr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
MORE KIDNAPPING

The Shantune silk crop Is fail.
urc, private advices relate. Bad
weather and diseased sllS.worms are
blamed. Well, they con always fall
back on the bandit business. Kid.
noping is n safe. conservative enter.
prlsc--in China, anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
TRADE TERMS
SURPLUS

A surplus is that proportion OF
tho earnings Of business after pay.
ing all expenses Of operation, inter.
csts, dividends and other costs, that
can be carried forward into the next
business period. When this amount
OF surplus is added to similar pre-
yious accumulation, 1t Is called a
total surplus"
The surplus Of a corporation can be
far greater than it's capital A good
Illustration Ia tho case OF the Chem.
zeal National Bank of New York
which. on Nov. IL. 1905, had sur.
plus Of $7.20o,o00, with a capital Of
only 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
BANDITS LEISURE HOURS

Golf, tennis and other sporting
goods are in demand In China. Nan.
king, Chinkiang and wuhu. on the
Yangtse, zach has n nine,hole golf
course. Tennis Is played pretty
much all over tho country. Even
bandits seem TO relax sometimes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Liberty Bonds
Fridays Quotation.
Furnished By Logan q Bran
$40 Second Ave. s~attle
Liverpool Grain
Fridar.. onntntlnn.

whssi--Asy: Open. ios "a. high. ioa
I'D. low, los I'd. close. los ana. July;
Open. % ilkd. high. % ifisd. low. D.
lid: close. o. II nd. oetobsri Open. Dc
SID: high. On Sd. lo~, % shd, close.
o. SID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Denver Live Stock
Fridays Quotations.
Furnished by IeEnn & Bryaa
$40 second Ave. seattle
Fridays Quotations

frtdnys Quotations
Cattie--RcccIpt.. 3.g00: Arkrt,
steady. Steers, tTgssS: cows and
helfers. s5.S0E $50. stockors and
feeders. ;g&i.75: calves, ,t.501
HIeE.-Rscsip,s. $50; market, steady
20 lower. Top. iT.,s: bulk. no
shecp--Reeslpts. $500: mhrkst.
steady. Wooded lambs, yf5Qte.
ewes. T9a.s0. clipped lambs.
sl3T L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
GRAIN AND FEED
,,,y DeIiysry. wholesale p,

Guy Dcnfery, WHOLESALE. Per Ton
Barley Whole feed, zoos .....ls a.
Rolled and ground. so's-ioo's 49,. tsSo
Corn--Whoie. yellow. i7o's .....is NJ
Cracked and feed meal. zoos "a M
Oats-~whole feed. zoos .......Iyso
Rolled and grounds. 7o'a-so's oo
sproutinE. zoos commonwealth a.
wheat--Recleaned feed. 17b's 10 oo
All Grain Chop--s0s az AZ
Chick fced--1o0s ....... AZ "a
Chick Mnsb--i0o's. with II. AZ
Growing fced--ioo's ......... al oo
Growing Mash-1oo's, no u. NJ. ..,.so M
EgR Mash--loo's. no u. NJ. ......' III M
scratch Fccd-ioo's AZ
Whcnt-Mixed Foed, sos IA nv
Cocoanut Meal "a
Cottonseed Meal AZ
Linseed OIL Meal AZ AZ
Alfalfa Meal "a "a
5oyn nc.n ''o"i .'.'s.... ...b5.00
Bone mssi .,....''......... ...bIoo
none-ofnnulated $500
Cnnrconi.hardwood ...............61.o0
rnh meai ...''..t........... 100
ont-Limcntons s.'.........s......i
uranite s.,................. ....25.oo
Meat bcrsps---Eastern .....,.....,.iot,0o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
SING CUcKOO,

There arc 25 clock factories in tho
Black Forest, Germany. Grand.
father clocks are still popular, but
wooden cuckoo clocks seem to head
the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Fridar,s {

Fridays Quotations
Sugar-Firm. Raw, 49,. refined. firm
granuia,sd. ts.Ts80ps
Coffcc-spot No. Rio. III 3izc: No. ,
Santos, IN DiSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS

yTGETAUITS

Broiisrx--L<xhsFns. per De-. Is
Rocts and Reds. n. ..... -
capons-LIte. TAT. per 70. 49,. n
Fancy. q. y. .s..s.......... Is
Hrns~-th ts. and UP .. 81
Medium. live. ~ 10 ~ ms. 80
Live, Hight. q 20 ~ rbs. 49,. IL
Fancy arr picked cents above
live.
Ge~se--fIys. fat. 4 TO 10 rns... IA
Belgian Hares-s rhA and up. III.
Turkeys-Fancy q. D.. sis ms. ri,
Live. fat. per 70. ........... III,
Haosters-old. live. per n. -. 20
Hogs
Choies. tEht ..,............. II
Heavy. fancy ............... .e,o 10
Veal
Fancy, light ....,......... Is
Medium. light .....t........ .ta0 IL
Med. heavy. iso-;to nos -. Gao 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Alaska Vessels

southbound. Mt +;50 a. M. str Alameda,
sou,hbound. Mt io'ao p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Weather Bureau Report

TATooHH ISLAND. May Is.--s A. NJ.
--fIaromster slightly rising; wind south.
sir miles: cloudy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Quotations at stoekyards
FLOUR AND SUGAR

F1our--Blends. locals. tp's. Dbl. "A,
blshos, "o a. p ~, $1,000. tB
At! ,oca,' 80 poi '''-..... T.so
nrI 'o.ah os.s .....'''''.... as
ounh-San', p.' e"''''''''... 1880
beet. per tWtssssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
SATURDAY
NAY IL

~ Y kFFtN
NAY IL
First Low Tide
Isis a. M. e.b n.
First High Tide
tstt a. m. IS n.
Second Low Tide
1905 y. m. -o.s n.
Second High Tide
sal .. m. Ill n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
San Francisco Produce
Fridays Quotations

Butter--Extras. 4sc: prime firEtr. &c.
Egxs-Ertras. 5oc; extra pullsts. 2shc
understood puliets. age.
Cheesc-caIlfornIa fIatH, fancy, a3o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
SEEING THE OTHER
FELLOWS SIDE WILL. HELP

new and intimate viewpoint OF the other fell
Iowa trials ard problems and methods and manner OF
thinking win destroy tho envy and bitterness and jcai
ousy that much OF tho trouble labor
and capital better understanding viii do both sides
much good
II labor Ia prepared stand few hard knocks the
experiments will be worth something. One OF the things
they Will have 10 take into II so per cent
or 20 OF all enterprises fail at first and when they
20 into capitals field they will have take their
chances with the law OF ayerages-not speak
NAL competition
The war is s,ill round us, Jogging viewpoints
II may DO is 20 years before reach perfect
mality. Not that haven't got prosperity now; we
have. but prices unequal wages out OF gear
and need time. and tho rest that IL brings TO work
things back TO tho right level
Labor may contribute valuaby toward this readjust-
ment by It's experiments in the other fellows field Or
dnarily the average machnis for example can't step
right In and run bank. any tina banker can
step right In and operate machine skillfully. even
tho no might In time: or. any moro than day
laborcr digging bitches In and run the ma.
chine. Experience, however, is marvellous stabzer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Portland Produce

frtday's Quotations.
Butfer-3sHa2c.
Eggs--2I4a7c.
Cheese--27f q 2gc.
Hens-209 re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
P0UL-RY AND MEATS
pxtes. PAID yyhafx..f. n-.,

Durks-- Dressed, per 10. ...... a,
Hens Dressed. heavy ......... SIG "a
Dressed. iiEht ............... 10
Live. heavy. 10. ......... 40
Live, light. M. .......... -
Broiierr--ipas. per n. ....... 40
Geesc-Drsssad. per 10. ...... "a
Turkcys-FAney. dressed ...... 400 a.
Live. fancy. 10. ....s...... 4.
Belgian Hares-favs. per n. .. ~
Dressed. per 70. ........... a.
oow.--Sountfy dressed. 10. 80. $50 10
Hogs aney, oIoek '.'''..'. lao .i2x
Seai--Faney. nxhs ..''........ lee ~
Heavy. coarse .............. ,oo0 ~
Medium, dressed ............ lilo ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle


81 NDAI
NAY 20
First Low Tide
sos a. m, &c It
First High Tide
sf1s a. m. ~ n.
Second Low Tide
itts y. m, ---o.s n.
second High Tide
ssoT .. m. lis Z,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Chicago Car Lots

CHICAGO. May ls.--cash whea
not quoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
WHAT CAPITAL THINKS
ny IRVING +. Bush

President Chamber Of Commerce OF New York State
Ventures Of labor into tho field OF capital good
thing for economic future.
Anything Is good tina; gives group viewpoint Of
tho other fellows business Labor and capital have
much TO learn about each others business. and they
can learn IL best BY experience.
Labor needs a headache and capital bacfachc be-
fore each will understand the other.
Capital has no cause for alarm in the growing ten
deney OF labor TO enter banking and industry.
Labor ought TO have try Rt tho game OF running
banks and factories going into manufacturing and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
SOME WILL SUCCEED
AND OTHERS WILL FAIL

somc going 20 Succeed and homo win undoubtedly
fail Labor will ind that capitals game Is not easy
Ms II looks Especially banking whore sanity and
and caution necessary. where difficulties multiply
and pressure often II heart-breaklng
Ny father had axiom; People mako money In their
own business and loso in tho other fellows business
Labor may lose money trying TO compete with
capital but II will DO healthy experience and training
Ultimately the baptism viii probably do everybody
good.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
BUSINESS SERVICE

Barbers, Hair,lressers, Masseuses is HAIRCUTTING--Moth we have two hobby horse chairs to anluse kiddies while having their hair trimmed. Hours,
 a. m. to s D. m. S2 Church; opp. Beon.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities 48 BARBER SHOP for sale. Address Barber Box, 12, Herald.
 MEAT and fish market for sale. Owner leaving town. Inquire 31 Lafayette St RESTAURANT for sale. doing good husi- ness; good reason for selling. Star Lunch, Huntsville, Conn.
 Money Loaned 4S FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money in any amounts. w. L. Hatch Co.,. City Hall Bldg.
 FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES money available in any amount on real estate. G. Palnieri, 30S Main St. MONEY to loan second mortgage. Schultz Costello, Incu 243 Main St. MORTGAGE ES--First mortgage money on hand in amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker & Deming 193 Main St. Tel. 2o26
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

Merchandise at the Stores 85 DAVENPORTS AND DAY BEDS, substan- tially made. large variety and priced low. Prompt deliveries. Max Fucker. 518 Main St. Phone 509.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

pair work a speciality estimates fur nished. NJ. l.. kennedy, 70 Lake Blvd. :. ,,i,oua aO6e.1q
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
l,uiidias Lots Tor sale
Farms Tor s.le

BERLIN ckNffn-lssraem house faf sale, het water heat. running water garage hen houses. acres seea land. tashman faHn Agency. isf Aain s.. ciiyi phones sslss and slsl. POULTRY farm, fisht ln tha eity ! mih' utes from trolley and sfheel A-focm modem house with Ire plspsi housing quarters for s,aee chickens. an kinds ef fruit lTsesl prlns Ia.eeal rash required. 5000, h, !, feiFsa, Elm s'.i phone lssu.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

FRICKLAYING and plastering. contract and jobbng. Beh & Heslin, 591 West Main street: phone 1852.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

PRESTO LUNCH and Restsuranf-tbs place Of quality, service ana s.tisfsc- tiOn; our homemade pastry always fresh. 3s1 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
Business Service Rendered

CHIMNEY REPAIRING and general mason
 aud plaster work. Work guaranteed. J., J. McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 1744-23.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
Machinery. Elec., and Tools

USED--
 METAL WORKING MACHINERY, ENGINE LATHES. TURRET LATHES. MILLING MACHINES. GRINDERS PLANNERS, BORING MILLS. ETC. ASK FOR MIR. MIL LER, PLAINvILLE. 155.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
MERCHANDISE
Gaad Things to Tai

Gaad Things ta Esf ei ' APPIEs fsE sale. bS ths tree. c, S Bsf ross Gelasa kasll Pam. Ns~iAs.ea 'phsns sslss, k, B-
 6oRsEn HEEF. from hssly .esssFa tssf sae PCT lb IeAes Quality Aarsst, fl hyFls street. phone sss, | FANCY Astiss sFsea mountain Pesstass hFsis. HIS hu,i seeenas. tl,tt eai delivered. 4, R, ( Q. a, J0nss, fsEal taIm. faEmlagten. NeAn. LARGE splendid pears for sale 'Phens Ilsfre,
 MiLLBh6oK Ice Cream ier sh eeessieAsi lee cream la fancy ferns. AeEhFees . Mssl Asia street Phsns isil, SWEET CIDER. essks for sale ready feF delivery. Wed, Oct, li, AaHioh's Farm. hsflini phsns ssi-ii'
 Household Articles ss A FEW aelasnslFatihs Waite sssins ing Aaehina Co, sss Arch s, Tel, sia. ANTIQUE FuRAIquRk-Bls variety at fs. dueed prices. The Furniture Exchange eI Arch street, A, J, Grais, Mgr. BABY 6ARRlAdE tor sale in very geed eondltieni will sell reasonable, Inquire Mrs ikoslls, ils West street. COAL range wilh gas attachment. inelud. ing water front with piping. also square post white snameled bed with spIing and mattress. iso Maple St. phone sess. DINING room ssl of plsess. table. buffet and . leather chairs Of golden oak. tsS Edw. dorfain. iss Arch si.. phone ss9.s ELEcrnIo cleaners ii,oe day. repaired and oser-hauled. l.. E, Andrews. sIa Arch st.; phone isss. GUARANTEED Thermax Electric Heaters. full ts-ineh size. ona s6.ss, at The Connecticut Light and Power Company. GUARANTEED used stoves. ,is and up, new quilts. mattresses. beds and all other furniture. b. M. Benjamin, ils Beaver street.
 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of rooms for sale; reasonable; in first class condition. Inquire A b3 Trinity st. or phone t37-5. KITCHEN range. With hot water front. Call 2ssi.s.
 PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS for all pur. poses. City Hardware Co.,. @ East Main street; phone 2s5o.
 SPECIAL sale on Administer rugs, exie, t35; regular sib. Edw. Gorfain. IGs Arch St.; phone s8s-:.
 sToVES-our stock of stoves are in and ready for inspection. Sole agent for Brookline ranges each one sold with a full guarantee. B. Berson. b03 Main street; phone iio6. THE Universal Electric Vacuum Cleaner for housecleaning time; free home trial The Connecticut Light and Power Co. 5000 reward for any sewing machine we can not repair: prices reasonable. White phone S74.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

THE Universal Electric Vacuum Cleaner for housekeeping time; free home trial. The Connecticut Light and Power Co.,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

your work done now. Mattresses, box springs. cushions, etc. renovated and remade equal to new and returned same day. New bedding made to order. Upholstering. Hardware City Bed- ding Co.,, 60 Fremont St; phone 2431-4. FRITZ AND BERNDTS equipment will do your machine work; welding, carbon burning and sharpening of edge tools. Rear 31 Greenwood St.; phone 153-12.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
Itepairing and Piano Tuning

WRIST WATCH repairing a speciality at E. Georges, 166 Main St.. Room 10. opp. Dickinson Drug Co.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
Musical Instruments

COLUMBIA RECoRDS-Most of the latest selections, all selling at ,s price. Widen. Ss, l3S Main street,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Assals-ns.l A Ezssl<

s&sete@4s<@z =ss=e<@ FACFORT fsr s4lA zzas tsssk. s.~es. cIiy NsisE srhsltA A Gsslslle. lac, tts Mais street, FLAINN1ILE Re.i sslAts ahA tasafA1es AaFtssss lsaAa ssaEsss. salth Co. Nsn Fhens sl.s PisIIHYII.IE- Es.f szisls fsr ala fAssfs 4hce ef sFsFg essrrlR ien. see 1.11ins- hsm htninssE kssltsFa nsst hias- flaingllls- fsl lse- REAL ESTATE saa ls.s fsF ale A, arses iasa C.. issf sisalsF si,i 'pheas ssls.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

DEVELOPING and printing. Do Justice to your kodalsing efforts by having Ohrn- stedt do your finishing. 73 West Main St. FAINTER and paperlanger wishes jobs that can be done evenings, Saturdays half day and spare time; reasonable l4ndberg, 4s pewey St; phone 252s-i4. ROOFING paper sold appned; materials and work absolutely guaranteed to stop leaks City Hardware Co.,. 49 East Main street; phone 2650.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
Professional Services

EYE GLASSES repaired, prescriptions filled broken lenses duplicated. k. Vincent. 2S Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-16

RADIATORS and lenders reraired Wind shield glass installed. Leonard & Leon ard, rear Franklin Sq Gas Sta. by Oct 1st STARTING. lighting aud Ignition work; satisfactory service; electrical parts for sale. Clarks Automobile Laundry. rear 23s Main St.; phone 1344.
 TOPS, side curtains and sea. covers, made over and repaired at Doolittle's Auto Top Shop, 336 Main street.
 WELDING, BRAzING and cutting; scored cylinders filled by guaranteed process. Ncls J. Nelson. SIS East St. phone 163S-S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-02
The White Mule
y Colby College
Paper to Be Published

Inc long expected has come to
p pass with the student body of Colby
rronege with the announcement this
r,aaurning that Colby, too, would be
tbpfesented amongst the colleges of
t ,e country in the field Of publica-
sins ns oy a humorous magazine. This
.fbep mas been longed for for years by
NOV. undergraduate members of the
~ division of the college as one
eo,, sne best methods of putting the
no,sg e on the map. and the an
ens; n.ment will be greeted by the
eo,,a support of the students OF the
ee ane name which this new comical
will VA the part of the student body
ana pear will be The White Mule"
beer described by those who have
nnsh. instrumental in the work OF
ssning the project through as a
sS spr with kick" The name was
s sad after a great deal Of DELHI
h o.aooh on the part of the editorial
ana Id and the title chosen as most
elap.oprlate. The magazine will be
AZ nnsea with the Jack O. Lantern"
rp,rs,,m mouth, Brown jug" of Brown,
1eff,, PIE Cow" of Williams, Lord
Of ot. vi Amherst, and the hundreds
tire,,, college papers which arc en-
Sketches. Ivy " iul'' IN "oro ana
viii nrst issue of the white Mule"
bus pear on the Colby college CAM
the III, IN Armistice day afternoon at
eams ne OF the Bates Colby football
{il;s;ee and will be called the Hos
hen number. The magazine win
non,ta appear regularly every other
TIA a. WIZ some appropriate title.
sIlse s nrst attempt will contain Is
maa Ss Profusely illustrated with. cuts
- llom original drawings byes cY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-02
Report 127 Deer
Shipped From Northern Parts

As the days grow colder the deer
coming down on the Somerset line
or the Maine Central Railroad in
crease In size of quality. Game
commissioner John Flint who Is
stationed at Oakland Junction re.
ported last night that 127 deer have
been tagged by him SO far. Eighteen
came down Thursday and 10 Wed.
nesday. The biggest animal to come
through thus far is 225 pound buck
with III points brought down by a
Portland hunter, shipped yesterday.
very Few out of state hunters are
going into the woods just at the pres
ent time but many resident hunters
are gong up every day. The Will
nam Ten club located at the sSpen-
Ger camps Is coming down Saturday
ana Mr.. Flint says the report is that
they nave made a big kill. Not q
pear has been shipped yet but the
hunters are bringing back big strings
OF cartridges and report that the
birds are very plentiful.
me season opened in Kennebec
county yesterday but although sew
eral hunters in this vicinity went
out to try their luck no success was
reported. The predictions of snow
by the papers have not come true
In this vicinity although hunters
from the Moosehead region reported
snow fiurries there although there
was not enough to make the track
ing good. The recent rains have
helped out a great deal and although
the season has been on since Oct. Is
no forest fires of any consequence
have been reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-02

eral Of the members Of the student
body OF the college.
There will also be many witty
phrases and jokes, including original
campus jestings, and the readers are
promised many snappy articles to be
in the issue. The publication of the
magazine will be with the members
of the mems division alone, also
establishing a precedent in the col
lege activities, especially the college
publications.
The editor in -chief of the new
magazine will be Ralph D. McLeary
"a Of Phillips, while Theodore r.
Hodgkins rs Is the business man
ager. John E. Nelson '26 of Augusta
has been chosen art editor because
of his ability to draw, and has for
his assistants Charles E. Thompson
rs of White Plains, N. Y. George L.
Trowbridge '27 of Pleasantville, n.
Y, and Harold ]. Peavey '27 of Alb
bington, Mass.
The editorial staff consists of the
following men: Louis r. McBay '25
of New Bedford, Mass..t William j.
Mcdonald "a of Colchester. Conn.
Roy c. Hearon '25 of Binghampton,
". Y, Morton C. Havey 20. of Ban
gor, J. Walter McGarry "a Of Brook
line, Mass, and Ralph S. Wilkinson
'26 of Hartsdale. n. Y. The adver-
Using manager Is to be Paul N. Ed
munds '26 of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-02

seo-N ,on! IAN vs. vs.. clafiin. Backing
662-Whte Co. VS.. Ingraham. Black
600 ington; Plumstead.
Plumstead.
G65-Dominion Fertilizer Co vs.. Bart
ley ct ais. Blackington; Chap
man.
e71-Palmer, VS.. Laney. Bartlett. Du-
bord; Peacock.
679-kelley, Complt. VS.. Tracy. Pea
cock: Harrington.
GS0-Clinton Farmers Exchange VS..
/ Boothby. Peacock: Fales & Fales
I,6S3-Sentinel Pub. Co. VS.. Cookson.
6ss-Boyer vs.. Austin. Perkins &
Weeks: Peacock.
SS9-Meader VS.. Taylor ct al. Perkins
eo, & Weeks; H. y. Taylor.
nm Admr: Boyle; Bartlett;
Pattangall. l.. & P.
7o1.Copeland ct al VS.. Robinson.
NRogers: Weeks G. Weeks.
-Messalonskee National Bank vs..
Lane ct al.-Hunton; Harrington.
715-Marshall Co. VS.. East Pond
Camps. Hunton; Plumstead. \
1s-hord, Collector vs.. Ingraham.
724-Hayes VS.. Nightengale. Weeks &
74s-Chipman vs.. Young & Tr An
drews, N. G. c.: Weeks & Weeks.
761-Hutchins vs.. Gambler. Mclean,
F. & S.; D. E. Hurley.
767-Hutchins VS.. Adams. Mclean,
+, e. S.: Billings.
So2-Brown VS.. Dicky. Farris; Bill
lings.
ington: Weeks & Weeks.
Biackington; Weeks { Weeks ne'
sS1-Chase VS.. Choate. Bartlett: Mar
couX.
sso-Pagannucci vs.. Page. Dubord;
s sss VS.. Hill -! Matthew; Boyle ,.
Matthew; Pattangall. L. & P.
s0o-Page vs.. Mitchell 8 TT. Clarke:
Peacock.
9os-Sturteyant VS.. Davis. Carleton:
J. Fl. Haley.
oS-Messalonskee National Bank vs..
Hume ct al Hunton: Weeks &
Weeks.
9o9-Same VS.. Newhall ct al. Hunton:
Weeks & Weeks.
910-Same VS.. Hume ct ais. Hunton;
Weeks G Weeks.
911-Same VS.. Newhall ct al. Hunton;
Weeks & Weeks.
Brazzell.
91S-Garland vs.. Keene., Smith: Per-
kiEs & Weeks.
s2s-stetson ct al VS.. Hunter. C. F.
& A. l.. Robinson: Chapman.
Food Co. VS.. Pomer-
leau. Peacock: Pattangall L. &
p
927-Adams VS.. Wescott.' Peacock;
Crafty.
92S-Flewelling vs.. Same. Peacock;
Crafty.
929-Cram vs.. -Cressey. Peacock:
Carleton.
921-Frank ct al VS.. Lannigan. Pea
cock: Andrews. n. & G.
940-Wight vs. Hume. Peacock:
Weeks & Weeks
941-Mitchell VS.. Page & TT. Peacock:
Clarke
944-Fairfield Savings & Trust Co. VS..
Nightingale. Weeks e. Weeks;
Crafty.
949-Palmer Co. VS.. Hamlin. J. G.
O'Connor: w. I. Butterfield.