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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Citizens Back Bus
for Yakima Route

YAKIMA. Dec, 6y--Thu state board
OF public works Thursday ended an
nll-day session IN which many com.
msrciai travellers. students and prl
vaie citizens testified that a bus line
gives quicker service between Yhkl.
ina and EilenHburg. In tho appilca.
ton % tho Yakima Northern Stages.
Inc. for a permit 20 operate a bus
limo, The application was fought hy
Tho railroad. supported BY Mayor W.
H. Dudley and several business men
and fruit shippers.
Officials believe a decision viii be
Forthcoming on tho permit plea soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

bile supply. Tho discovery is puri.
fled OK gall.
Got from your druggist q pack.
ago of Dioxol. Each tnhlet contains
ten drops of purified OK gall. In
"a hours the poison toxins will be
removed. Your liver will be regu.
lated. Blood publication will begin.
sallow skin will clear. You will
feel 80 much better you will know
you have found the cause of your
Ill health. Dloxol tablets are harm.
less, tastelcss and seost less than two
cents each.
These genuine OK gall tablets arc
prepared only under tho name
"Dioxol" If any tablet Ia offered
you under another name, refuse Il,
Accept only Dloxol In the original,
genuine package. advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Radio Programs

KFox cas- mstarp) - gso,Ti5,
stock news. weather reports: 7:is.
., Aunt Nlyion's bedtime story:
80. Earl Gray's Hotel Butler or.
ehestra; p.io. Mime. Amslle Ind.
vocal coach and Sccompaulst. pro
sents In concert her pupils. Miss
Iacquelina Stanley. soprano. and
Henry Morgan. dramatic baritone:
lo'ii. Earl Gray's orchestra.
KFOA tiS5 motcrsl--l2i5iSo,
Chamber OF Commerce luncheon:
345-4.t5. afternoon az home"
nows; Sc. matinee program. $3.50.
artists recital. featuring oats
and sonny. sa5.s15. Sherman,
Clay & Co, musical program. feat.
uring local musicians: 5000.
concert by pupils OF Montgomery
Lynch.
kJR Css3 meterRl-io.li, Max
Fishcr'a orchestra from wlllariis
CATO by remote control.
KFHR t7s3 motcrsl - s:3o.s.
musical records and concert.
Other Coast Stations
KGo. Oakland t9i2 meters,-5.
studio musical program; $3.50, ST.
Francis orchestra. 5.30.6;3o. girls
halfhour: silent. night.
XIII, Los Angeles cos metersl
-l2.3o.i;3o, news items and mt.
sic. ?:30.330. musical matinee: G.
$40. Blltmore orchestra, 0.5o.7.9o.
children; a.io. concert; ioIi, or.
chestra.
XIX. Oakland 600 metersl-s.
$50, studio program: 1855. Amerl.
can Theater orchestra. 1910, or.
gan.
RFAE, Pullman $3.50 metorsp--
7:3o.9I5. concert and farm talks.
KEW. Portland 492 metorsl-
1880, Multnomnh Hotel Strollers;
8, children's program: Q. Unlver.
sly OF Oregon lecture. 1880, Hoot
owls.
KPo, San Francisco H23 mo.
ters)--l2;45, Commonwealth club
luncheon; -, Fairmont Hotel or.
chostra; 4:3o.5;9O, orchestra.
XII. Los Angeles t46e moters)
--5:3O.G. "Jano" OF tho Examiner:
o.io, Bloryano Thomson In Ballad
Hour; 10.fi, vocal recital. 1l.12.
hotel orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
PROGRAM
Sherman, Clay Co. Offers
Well Balanced Musicale

A program % novelty music fes.
turing the banjo and guitar will be
given By the sherman Clay Music
Co. over KFoA Friday night from
sA5 20 slB. The first part OF the
program will BE- instrumental. and
tho second vocal Local musicians
will furnish the music for well.
balanced program, which follows;
Marta--'Btars ana Stripes Forever.
ssss++as.sss.astfsfs Ha1sA
ToI Tro,--aavsst Litus reg~. .Blb9
nauIs Duri.
ny W. ., floss ara f.lsTd Erirks7n.
That oid Gang 81 Mine. ...,.... Hoss
Land % ~ SUNSET Dream .s...-
sssssssaF4s. .rassrsss NenffI Hal
c. y aattissn. tafiians
Miss Ssima Case "a the pinaa.
Loves rsrmssf' ...,CaTu'7.uzrthsifuT
"Antauilns' .ss.ssfrtss...sssss Lamaro
o. y. aiasistap. violin
Mas Alma Johannsssn a. ths piano.
Vocal waiit--'carmsnA" .r.,..ss Wilson
"MacushiG" ....s.....sss. Marlborough
Alma Daley. dramatic saptaHo.
TlorsEss Daily 81 the place.
DUES .ss.ss..sss..ss..sss ilrhthsl
sylvia" -ss.....s..sss....s.+ Speaks
HAruld N clark. tsnsr.
Nisn Alma JbhaHnsnsn ~ ihs plane.
FoH Trnt--' HpsiR" ,st.....,.,s.. Jones
fIeasa' s.sss.sststss ss..sEsss-s. iTFis
sSobody's bHnathsaFt' st.s,...... .kAhn
naniS duets
ny W, q. Ross ard Lloyd Erickson.
'OTpsy Love Song" ....,.v Victor Herbert
Ever Of Thee I'm FondiY Dreaming
ssssssssssss.ss-ss ssssssssss y Han
Niss Alma tohannsssn. c5niraIto,
Mlss NslnA Case ~ the piano.
Violin ~ o. Y. niddlsteu.
Tive Minutes IN Song .,...s. ifatilson
q. T. AattiHon, baritone.
Accompanying himself on the guitar.
forgotten" ..,..............,.,C owiss
Alma Daley. dramatic soprano.
Florence DAILY ~ tho piano.
Decide Doc boo" ........s... EnssslI
Miss Ellnor Hehwhfs. violin.
Mas Wiiburua Worth A. tho piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
HANG TWO BOYS
FOR MURDER
Pay Death Penalty for Stay
ing OF U. S. Army Major

STATE PESiTESTtARr. colum.
bla. \. g. Dec. b.--Frauk Harreli
and Mortimer KING paid tho death
penalty az dawn today for the muir
Der % Mai Samuel H. McCicary. Of
the United states army.
Both Of tho youthful slAyers
marched calmly 90 their death In
tho states electric chair. their final
plea for Communication OF sentence
having been denied them BY Govern.
or Mcleod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
OAKLAND CRASH
TO Be PROBED
Six Dead Is Total in Fatal
Train Wreck

OAKLAND. CaL. Dec t.-slx are
dead. a severely injured and more
than 100 more slightly bruised and
shaksn up. a. the result q a crash
THURSDAY or a Sacramento short
Tine train into the rear o. a Key
Route system train
The Key system train Of three
cars. carrying commuters 90 the
ferry slip was tslgscops1
Cries o. the injured, many u
them jammrd beneath the wreck
aEo. could DO hrari Tor several
blocks when rescue ears we're dis
patched as the noise u the shock
was heard II was The worst acct
dent in the history Of tho Key
system
The state railroad commission
wIl investigate tho tragedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
MONEY ADVANCED
TO AID FARMERS

Tho federal government q doing
sytrythlnE within To- power 10 help
agriculture attain a recuro footing.
Mr. Coolidge said, pointing out that
q 700, 900 has been placed ai the dh
poual 81 the war finance corporation
ana the agricultural department. dur
ing me past three years. This mon
81 was used 70 help Debated sgrl
cultural districts,
The government win support any
sound program 20 release the farmsr
from tho indiYidualiutie competitive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

the serups. and that when sha re-
fused a free forau nght rnsusd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
FIGHTS NEGROES.
AT RESORT
Takes Knife From One and
Lands Two in City Jail

John Brown. % the ttsamzh 10
Crrdoya. hatuei a crowd q ne
Erccs In . dance resort az ths ~ s.
hotel az Finh and jackson early Fri
day. wrcstcd from one aszai,aut a
knife and lanasi two colarci walters
in the city tail on open caarErs.
Brown. Who IS living ~ the city
hotel said that ne vas watching the
lzncinE when a Eirl asked him %
buy a drink. Altho he had SIS. he
tcld her he had no money. several
neErocs. he alleges, uurrouudci him
ana enc tried % stab him Brown
succceicd In getting the knife. but
was stabbed In the hand IN the
scuffie lie vas treated ~ the city
hospital.
The negroes who were arrested
gave the names Of /. A. Weakly, "a.
and R1sA Branch. 81 Both gave
their oocupa1on as walters.
Two other negrccs early Friday
heid up A. C. Wagner. Twins az 18th
ana King and set S. from him az
Flfh and Jackson, Nc reported % the
pglicc.
---==-==
Japancse do not care for dogs ana
cats as housr pets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

CHICAGO APPARENTLY DOES
not grow vociforoua IN saying Il with
flowers until one gunman IL killed
by other gunmeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Jananese do not care for dogs ana
eats as housr pets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
Contrast in Weather

Although the sun made a valiant ef-
fort to break away the clouds late
yesterday afternoon. Jupiter Pluvius
finally won out and reigned supreme
for the rest of the day.
Tn" weather was quite in contra 81
with the heat ard bright sunshine of
the past week in that it was very chill
~ out oe doors during the afternoon
and evening and the rain fell in such
torrents that a raincoast was hardly
sufficient to cope with the water.
Those who had anything to do with
tho Central Maine Fair last week will
we'll remember that Tuesday the sec
ond day with n very similar one with
steady downpour.
Yesterday, in spite Of the chill in the
air thunder and lightning played about
the city several times but no DANA ge
was reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
TRIAL LIST AT
MUNICIPAL COURT

The trial list Of the municipal court
Of Waterville september term, 1924, is
as follows:
Wednesday, Sept. "a A. N. Elm
CITY Hospital W. Preble; Peacock.
Boyle. 10 A. NJ. Diekey VS.. King;
Chapman. II. Weeks. II A. n. Miller
vs. Brown: Blsckington. Peacock
Thursday. Sept. 80 A. NJ. Perry
Nursery Co. VS.. Wolman; Billings,
Crafty. 10 A. NJ, Quirion rs. Hebert:
Perkins e Weeks. Blackington. II a.
NJ. Merrill. NJ. D, vs.. Wolman; Pea
cock. Wolman pro sc.
Friday. Sept. So A. NJ, Ticonic Ma
tional Bank vs.. James: Blackington.
Martin. 10 a. NJ. Abbott vs.. Hall;
Blackin zton. Dubord. IL A. NJ. Seek
ms VIZ. Harlow: BIackisgton. Martin.
Saturday. Sept. 60 A. NJ. Puritan
Clothing Stores vs. Levesque: Black
ington, Boyle. 10 A. NJ. Short & Co.
VS.. Woman; Blackington. GaIlert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
Goodridge Case
Heard in Court
Placed on File

J. +. Goodridge Of Pine Point ap-
reared before Judge Charles w.
Atchlcy in the Waterville municipal
court Yesterday afternoon charged
with obtaining goods under false
protonses. After hearing both sides
Or the story the Judge decided that 1t
was not n fragrant case and placed
the matter on file on payment OIL
costs Of 81 II.
Frank 4. Hailcy Of the Hadiey
Tire &C., Of this city was the com
plaiaant He said that Goodridgee
came to his shop sometime ago and
purchased a tir" and iLbe valued ~
SILL Gnodrid@o told HadleN 70
charge the purchase to the Portland
Fried cake Co. which was done but
according 70 the complainant the
Portland Fried Cake Co, notihed
him that while Goodridge was Work :
Inc for them with his car they were
not paying for me urkeep OF the
car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
Materials on Way
For Re-surfacing
TicOnic Bridge

Mayor Leon .. Icbbetts has re-
coived word from the Standard En-
cheering and Construction Co. Of
Toledo, Ohio. that materials are on
their way to Waterv;lle for the re-
surfacing of Ticonic bridge and
york will probably START there Eext
wC ok.
Owing TO the frequent need OF re-
surfacing the bridge in the past be-
cause the wooden planks have failed
to stand up very long under the wear
and tear OF many autos and other
vehicles Il has been decided to re-
surface the bridge with kreoiite
wood blocks which will make a
much more permanent flooring.
During the time the work Is under
way which will be six or eight weeks
arTange ments have been made TO use
the electric car fridge for vehicles.
An officer will he stetioned at each
end to direct traGIc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
C. of G. Discusses
Business Matters
At Regular Meeting

The board of directors or the
Watervillc- WinsioW Chamber OF
Commerce met yesterday afternoon
ut the Chamber rooms and consld-
cradle number of important matters
were taken care of.
II was voted to hold meeting
some time during the next TWO
weeks in the interest of good roads
in Maine. The Rotarians, klwan-
ians and members of the Lions ciub,
American Legion and the nited
Commercial Travellers Will be inNl-
ted. A good speaker Will be pro-
cured to address the meeting.
Samuel Freeman reported on the
Maine Shore Barbecue that the
Chamber of Commerce sponsored
for the visiting Legionaircs at the
convention of the American Legion
in this city last week. In all S33-
were collected and after all expenses
had been paid there was remain
der of over 500. This sum Will be
turned over to the Legion to help
defray the expenses OF the ConNen-
ton.
II was announced that work Is
steadily going on on the petltlohS
for a state road from Waterviile to
Belfast and satisfactory progress
was reported.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Wallace, score
tary of the focal Chamber. spoke
about the booth conducted at the
Central Maine fair. She said shee
considered 1t very successful. There
were displays of 10 local manufac-
turers and the booth was one OF the
most popular in the Coliseum at
tracing nearly all the visitors.
1t was voted to appoint com :
mittee 10 work with the American
Legion on the Defense Day pro-
gram. The committee will he ap-
pointed within a few days by the
president, r. NJ. Foster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03

Priests Powder for Indigestion.
Sour. Sick Stomach, Car Sickness.
Heartburn and General Hyperacidity
OF the Stomach.
All druggists. Soc and $50. The
S1.5O size holds five 90 times as
much as the SOC size.
Priests Regulators, the ideal tonic
laxative for chronic constipation, 25c
and 15c. If your dealer does not
carry them in stock have him order
for YOU or send direct to Priest DRUG
Co, Bangor. Me. Parcel Post pre-
paid to any address. No extra
charge.
During the months OF June, July,
August. September and October, we
plan to sample the people in every
city and town. If you do not receive
sample we will send you samples
of Priests Indigestion Powder and
Priests Regulators. prepaid, on re-
ceipt of two CD cents to help pay
packing and postage.-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
urATRE ATTRACTIONS
-rn.y AND THURSDAY

,xrspAY AND THURSDAY
r.eatre-All the week, The
4 el'n Teton Players will present
|Esrr 9nh week in Waterville.
a n nunaway Flapper." q comedy
,ina nn.ra House-Wed. (Mat.
SCW E Thurs. (Mat. only
- n assis@ "a beautiful bride). writ
ffT r,yl Hudson, with Clair
y ~ Adolphe Menjou. Robert
q. Wary Carr. FULLY Marshall:
~, . Sullivan Maiy in Fast steppers";;
S az, sr comedy East OF the Wa
Y, ~, r..s rheatre-Betty Compson
hs'n. ,,v seq; George I.arkin in
=, Ia,aehs Dancer: Ten Dolla RS
~ - pays" a Pathe comedy:
|a,s1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
Always Good Taste

ing macadam surface on the avenue
and il has continued through the sum
mer TO the present d&te, First the
eastern side and the surf>ro IN between
the trollc. car tracks was built while
traffic bumped oNer the western side
Then about month ago the eastern
side WAS finished and opened up and
work started on tn" western side.
The job is apparently thorough
orc, for many layers of crushed rock
and tar have been Put down and rolled.
Not only is ii Il relief to all those
who drive over the avenue. but IL
greatly enhances the beauty OF the
IL pd.;Tnrc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
CORINNA

Mr.. Scott Levcnscllar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rollins, and Miss Lizzie
Fuller, all Of Dover FoXCroft. were
calling on friends in the village sun
day morning, enroute to st. Adams
to attend the Fuller family reunion.
Mr.. Frank Spcarin. MIR. and Mrs.
Stephen Whitman and daughter.
Mrs. Ruth Downs and children.
Thelma and Glennice. visited Mrs.
Whitman's sister and other rela-
tivcs in Wintcrport, Swan Lake.
Belfast and Stockton Springs, Sun
day.
Cornna Band went to lakewood
Sunday, where they gave n fine con-
cert in the afternoon
Mrs. Olive Marsh Of Bangor. and
daughter, Miss Lena Marsh of Pitts
held, were callers at w. ii. Blanch-
ards Saturday evening.
Mr.. Percy j. Shaw Of Brewer.
was business visitor in town Sat
urdaN.
Frank l. Cohurn Of No. Newport
has lust shipped "A car load Of press
cd hay from this station.
Mr.. clifford Henry Of North
Buckport. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Erwin and family for n
few days.
The Aroostook Reunion which was
held ut Camp BENSON, saturday,
Aug 30, was attended by about
sevcnty-fivc grown people. and n
large number of children. A picnic
dinner was enjoyed on the grounds
under the shade trees. 4 business
meeting was held and an organiza-
tion formed to he called The ARGOS :
took Reunion Association. Mr.. Peter
Hoyt of East Corinth was chosen
President, and Frank futile or
Corinna. Secretary and Treasurer.
Several speeches were made by
prominent members Of the group
and n very pleasant. social meeting
is reported by all present.
Mrs Edward White Of Walpole
Mass. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holbroke.
Miss Cynthia Knowles. who has
been passing her vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Ellen Knowles on
Center St. started on her return to
her home in New York city, Sunday
night.
Mr. William Pond. an aged and re-
spected citizen of this town. passed
away AT the home Of his grand
daughter. Mrs. John Thurston. on
Pleasant st. SUNDAY afternoon after
long sickness. His age was 81
years.
MIR F. J. futile. who drives pub
, lie car took Mr.. Frank Knowles.
Mrs. Ellen Knowles and daughter.
Miss Cynthia Knowles, and Miss
May Cushie. to Waterviile Sunday
afternoon. where Miss Cynthia
boarded the carly evening train for
New York. The other members Of
the party returned with Mr.. Tuttle
to corinna.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Church. will meet at the
homo of tho President. Mrs Minnie
feathers, on Wednesday afternoon,
Sent 8.
Mr. and Mrs. irwin Dearborn
started Sunday morning for Pressure
Isle. where thew will visit relatives
and attend the Fair. They expect to-
be gone two weeks.
Mrs Byron McLaughlin Of Levant
and Mrs Laura McLaughlin OF
Carmel. wore callers at Mrs. Frank
Homestead's on Pleasant St. Satur-
dew
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 7. rutt'. and
dsuehter. Maudist. and rtr. Walter
Griffin. went to Presnue Isle Monday.
where thew will pres the week at
tending the Fair. Mr.. futile form
ally lived In Pressure Isle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
original Enlistments
n Army Sought

hder date Of August IS. 1924. the
sr department. has authorized the
en'Nion OF recruiting for original
@men's for certain assignments
Tue I. 5, Army. The local recruit =
once has received instructions
tsume recruiting for original en-
'nent Tor certain assignments in
Nmy and the quotas for these as
arcnts arc not TO he exceeded.
n~.u'ung for original cnlistments
discontinued July Is. 1924. at
eh Time the army had been filed
~ authorized strength. The va
yes 10 which recruiting for or
i eni'stments are restricted as
~ and tho quotas which must
~ exceeded are noted. 9th Corps
"-Field Artillery. .. Fort BERN
Georgia; Infantry. IS. Fort
~ n. C.: Field Artillery. 80. Sth
ery, Il.
s,ns TO the fact that the number
sSaneies which exist are limited.
kn ne TO the advantage OF those
VINO are DESTROYS OF entering the
'.e 10 make Immediate applica =
.oF enlistment before these QUO
.sve been filled. Applications for
,..,ct may be made at City hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03

Senior rh1mnjon puI1 , ,..u
over-Millay Bros. Richmond 6"
Nor Chomnio,shi, ''''''''' o.
Junior Champior IuI1 ,,,do. -
yrs MiIIav Bros richmnrd I,,,,;e-
Championship ''''o'
Grand ,-homnIo, RIM
Millav Pros pichr,nn1 ""S ~
Chnmnionebin '' '''''o'''' "rahd
Senior rhampi,n 1,c,,,o - ,...
or over NiIIor E,as :
Senior ,'nanptoneb,n '''''''''''
Junior thnmnion L,o,o,o &.
yrs,-Hcrhert r,,.eon pan.,o,
nior Championebin d"
Grand chomnio, 1,.,,ot,
-MiIay Rros pich,, ""t "S'
Championship WI "'''
Graded Herd corsis,ir, -,
old heircr beirer coir on,. - Hr.
old. hun over - ~. "'o'''
:, ,r. old heifor t;,i,, 3D. "E''
mond. Ter. Jtorho,t ro,.a,, -, ~
land. nnd, @ = r,,., "s 9""i "ll-
:;rd. Marin cnod,', '',',,No,
lth. Ma Il"
Young ucrd CONSISTING IF h,,,
over - yre ,cn,,,,,,s ,o,.o '"i II,
hc,(or calves oTor - n,,,,iS
hcifcrs hrcd hv cxbib;tor' ,,; u,u'
Bros. Richmond 1s,, - J., p,,.,, ',a',S
Roueor nnd. Martin cnadh ,,,,'
Oakland Ard >'00'''"'
,alf.Hord consisti,r az hui, s
2 bcifers ovcr r, va ~, " ~, an, anu
hv exbihitoro,I,,, mo- gu p,u' All p prSd
mond 1st, G. y E,,.n,or pnn IVY II.
md. Martin /. Condbmo o. is,.,,"1
3rd 0''>'''"e' va" ''' ''O
-Four Animals cot of ono sire
Herbert ravson Panama = n
LIST: MilIay Eros Richmond n,d. e
r. R,tman pa,gor 4rd. Wo-,ir
Cooobuc oa,,I,na A., VIZ
Two Animals ,rod,ro 81 oro oo,,,
bred and owncd h,. ovb;t;,nrN AZ,
law Rros Dicbun,d 1st. ,,orti,
Goodbuo. Oallland "nd. g J., Rnt
man Hanson Ard
UEREEoBD
Two BuI1s hrea ana owned h,. ex.
hihitor-S Robort 1o1tr0, II
Underwood. Rents I'M 1st. Marvel
1clinoo + II I-naerwooI kent's
nm ond
EulI ;; YRS oil or over-Rean Ma
pIeton. 6Sol6o I. n Underwood.
Ecn,,s Mn 1st
senior yearlin~ Bu,,-Sir Robert.
1oI4Soo 7 II I-pderwood Kenf's
Hil tSt. Alden 110AEI1 Harry G
shores wateryi,le npd
Junior yc,rripr Rul, Narve,
1oIaooo 7 II Inderwood kent.s
nm Isl
senior Rull Calf--Consuminati
Al 1sO,nS5 7 II I-,dervood Kent's
Hiu 1st
Jnnior Rul, Calf ,rcr month old
-Cnrdsman II Underwood
ken,,s J.u Let. Cav Iad 13nS1 AZ
y w wyman G. SON. Wateryille.
md. constance I'd
COW Z YRS. old or over. with own
calf nv s,5e ca,yea ,f,er Ian / 1909
Const,nce -o7642 7 ~ Under
wood ken,'s Hill LIST, Pronhetess.
-Sool1 7 II I-rderwood kent's
IN, ord. cors..ncc AID 7 II In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03

Mrs g. f. Sherrard. Misses Fer
ka and Mildred Shcrrard and Eos
d and Lee Shcrrard returned yes
ffiay TO their homo on the River
pad, after passing several days at
ld Orchard Beach with Mr.. and
re- John Parker OF Portland, Mrs.
|srker accompanied them by auto
J this city. where she continued cast
rail 10 visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03

Me- owner OF a racing model of
rell'known make OF car was n
disturbed Monday afternoon to
MS beloved means of Iocomotion
FHully parked upon two baggage
cS at the rear Of the Maine Gem
Railroad Station, The car. which
about three and n half feet above
PLATFORM, must have been placed
Ne ny about six or seven able
sdled men and the young owner Of
car was unable 10 determine any
ethod OF getting his auto back on
.erra hrma early yesterday. The
position Of tho car has caused
saderable attention among nearby
attents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
Hearing Restored

Edmond Tetu Of 1872 Northern
avenue. Augusta. after being stone
deaf for as years, reports that S. j.
Pole, the naturopath of Waterville.
has effected cure in Is minutes of
treatment. This testimony is cor
roborated by friends of Mr.. Tetu.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-03
roll OF ACCOUNTS
READ AT MEETING
" CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meeting OF the Water
Vile City government was held last
evening. Owing to the meeting Of
the registration board In the Alder
mans rooms the Aldermen met in
the Mayors office while the Council
men met as usual in their room. The
meeting was very brief as there was
only three items Of business to be
transact ed.
The roll Of accounts for the month
OF August amounting to s31,547.18
WI read and approved.
An order relating to the appro-
priation Of $4,000 for the building OF
state highway from the Elmwood
hotel northcrly on College avenue
passed at meeting last spring was
changed ut the suggestion Of the
state highway commission so that IT,
states specifically that the $4,000 IL
appropriated for the building Of the
highway on College avenue from the
timwood hotel to the lower railroad
crossing.
petition by William II. Diguam
of this CITY who has recently be-
come member of tho Springbrook
Ice Co, that he he made a measurcr
or wood and bark and weighor Of
coal hay. ice, etc, was granted by
tho government.