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GOV. SCOTT (. BONE AND NOEL W. SMITH
 ARRIVE ON YUKON

Governor Scott c. Bone arrived on the s. s. Yukon, accompanying Noel w. Smith, of the Pennsylvania Rail- way System, recently designated by Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work as an assistant secretary with full lnd paramount authority to investi- gate present conditions as to opera tions of The Alaska Railroad, and to take full charge and control of all matters connected with the railroad. MT. Smith is loaned to Dr. Work, for period of ninety days, by the Penna- R. R. Mrs. Smith accompanies the new director of the railroad.
 On Sunday afternoon the advisory board of the project, met in their office in the Federal Building at Sew ard, and adjourned to Monday morn ing to await the arrival of General Manager Landis. On Monday fore aoon, the board met with Governor Bone, Chairman, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, N. W. Smith, General Manager Landis, and MT. B. s. Barn. dollar as secretary. No information is available as to what matters were discussed at the meeting.
 At twelve o'clock, Secretary Smith, and Mrs. Smith, with General Man ager Landis, departed on a special train, ordered by Smith, for Anchor age.
 Governor Bone remained in Sew ard all day, visiting with friends and acquaintances, listening to suggestions of our citizens, and generally, with his usual courtesy and tact, making things pleasant for the large number of distinguished tourists of the Yukon who were also enjoying the wonderful Seward weather.
 Governor Bone held political con- ference at the Fairman Hotel at Mile Seven, with certain local Republicans.
 The Governor was a guest of Mayor Ray, on behalf of the City, while here.
 The next meeting of the advisory board is expected to be convened in Seward, according to the Governor, in a month.
 Assistant Secretary Smith impres- sed all who came in personal contact with him as a refined courteous gen. tleman, of great strength of charac- ter--evidently the same matters which ca@ed Secretary Work to make the appointment
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Divorce Suit Filed
 Against Noted Actress

ATLANTA, Ga, July 29-Mrs. M. Little Candler will not oppose the di vorce suit filed against her by her aged millionaire husband, Asa Candler the Coco Cola king, because of the payment to her of $60,0O0 cash, prior to the filing of the suit, according to the Atlanta Journal"
 Mrs. Candler was formerly May Little actress, and is being sued for divorce following her presence being discovered, by detectives hired by her husband, at "party' in an apartment here, where considerable liquor was said to have been drank.
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FALLING SMOKE STACK
 KILLS THREE PERSONS

DETROIT July 29-Four persons were killed and several injured when a smoke stack fell from the roof of the "Charleroix" Building, down town, Saturday night.
 The building is eleven stories high the stack killing three persons in an automobile parked in front of the building, when it fell. The street at the time was crowded with cars and pedestrians returning home from their work.
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MAKING FRANTIC APPEALS
 TO HAVE WORLD FLIGHT
 ENDED AT CLOVER FIELD

LOS ANGELES, July 29-The Am erican round -the-world flight, which started from Clover Field on March 17th twill be forever clouded as a globe-encircling trip unless the race ends at the starting point" says a frantic appeal for Coolidge to inter vene and change the finishing point from Seattle, where it has been set by the head of the army air service.
 The appeal was made by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
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.tIRPO MORE SILENT THAN
 PRESIDENT COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, D. C., July % Following sightseeing tour of Wash ington, Luis Firpo, Argentine's hero was entertained in the White House Friday by President Coolidge.
 The president was obviously i'm pressed by Firpo's physique, while Firpo retained his usual gravity with the President and the meeting was in teresting, as indicating that Firpo, if anything, is a more silent man than MT. Coolidge.
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RIVER BOATS AGROUND DUE TO LOW WATER

CINCINNATI, July 29-At least five river boats are aground and in- numerable house boats stranded, as the result of the unprecedented drop of ten feet in the Ohio river, within the past twenty-four hours, caused by the sudden draining of wickets in the dams above Cincinnati.
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W. o. Perry, M. s. E., who has been in charge of the local cable office for several years past was southbound passenger on the Yukon, enroute to Fort Sheridan, H., where he will be stationed until his term of enlistment expires. His wife and children ac- companied him. They leave host of friends behind, who wish them the best of luck. Burr M. Snyder, M. S. E., whojses until recently been in charge of the Valdez Cable office, has taken Mir. Perry's place here.
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MANY WHEAT FARMERS
 ARE RICH MEN TODAY

WICHITA, Kansas, July 29-Many wheat farmers, who have struggled for years, and have been compelled to appeal to the public at times, for cash to buy seed wheat to raise another crop, find themselves wealthy today, because of the unprecedented crop and the high price of wheat.
 Wheat yesterday reached a new high level for the year, but the heavy profit taking sales on the exchange caused a reaction and the price has gone down somewhat.
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Motion Pictures of Fight
 Show Carpenter Tipped

NEW YORK, July 29-The motion pictures of the Carpentier-Tunney match revealed that it was not really blow, but a trip-up that feIIed the Frenchman in the fourteenth round.
 After the showing of the film, Des- camps, the manager of Carpenter, said he was satisfied with the decision and hoped for return match, which he was confident of winning.
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U. OF c. FURNISHES MOST
 RECRUITS FOR MISSIONS

LOS ANGELES, July 29-At yes terday's sessions of the Presbyter- ian meetings, here, the Reverend Robert E. Speer, Secretary of the Foreign Mission, Board, of New York, declared that more recruits for the foreign mission field came from the University of California, during the past five years than from any other educational institute in America.
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RECOMMEND REORGANIZATION
 OF ENTIRE POLICE FORCE

OAKLAND, July 29-The entire reorganization of the police and fire departments of Emeryville, is recom- mended in the final reports of the AL ameda County Grand Jury, which was lied yesterday.
 Gambling and vice are rampant in Emeryville, according to the report.
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RECEIyEs DEATH sENTENCF

PARIS, July 29-Alphonse Gabriel Mourey was sentenced to death yes- terday after conviction on twenty counts, including his participation in the robbery of the home Of Robert R. Shattuck, 3 New York banker, resid- ing in Paris, two years ago.
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SENATOR HOWELL WILL
 SUPPORT REPUBLICAN PARTY

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 29-' Senator Howell, of Nebraska, a mem- Der of the progressive republican group in the Senate announced yes terday after a conference with presi- l-nt Coolidge, that he would support and campaign for the republican nat icnal ticket, in Nebraska.
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FIRST DAYLIGHT BANK
 ROBBERY IN CUBA

HAVANA, Cuba. July 29-The first daylight bank robbery in the history of the Cuban republic, police officials believe, occurred here yesterday at nton, when six bandits held up the Banco del Comsecia, and escaped with a loot estimated to be thirty thous- and dollars in currency.
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FORMER MANAGER OF
 SEATTLE STREET CAR
 SYSTEM DEAD IN SOUTH

NEW ORLEANS, July 29-A. L. Kempster, former manager under Stone and Webster owners of the Seattle Street Railway system, died here yesterday.
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LOW METER WAVE

NEW YORK, July 29-The Gener- al Electric Company announced that they were to broadcast today's radio program on wave length of 15.85 meters, which is said to be the short est wave ever used by broadcasting station in this country.
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WILL TOUR EUROPE

CINCINNATI, July Permission to tour Europe after the worlds ser ies is finished, has been granted the White Sox" and Giants" by Com missioner of Baseball, Judge K. M. Landis, according to announcement by manager McGraw yesterday.
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BATTLING SIKH MARRIES
 WHITE WOMAN OF NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 29-"Battling Ski" the French Colonial, Senegalese boxer, whose real name is Louis Fall, was married yesterday to Lillian Wer- her, white, 30 years old, each giv- ing their occupation as an artist
 Sild gave his age as twenty-three.
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FOUR MEN SHOT
 IN PISTOL DUEL

MONTEREY, Calif., July 29-Four men, including F. R. Lafferty, army captain, were shot and severely wound ed in a pistol battle between Rum Runners and the civil and military po lice on wharf here today.
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HIGH OFFICIALS AT
 CAPITAL INDICTED
 ON LIQUOR CHARGE
FEDERAL GRAND JURY HURLS BOMBsHELL INTO LIQUOR
 RING YESTERDAY

TAMPA, July 29-A Federal Grand jury here yesterday, hurled a bomb shell into the liquor ring of the east coast, when an indictment was re- turned, involving thirty-six persons, from Jacksonville to Washington, in cluding railroad officials, police off cers and government officials of the Capitol.
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FORMER GOV. NEW YORK
 RUNS DOWN MRS. HEATING

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-For- mer Governor Dix of New York, was arrested here yesterday for running down and dangerously injuring Mrs. Nellie Heating with an automobile.
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FISHERMEN HOLD MEETING

SAN DIEGO, July 29-One thous- and Tuna Fishermen, at mass meet ing at the local plant last night, to discuss the cut in price, which has been posted by the packers voted to remain in port indefinitely, rather than to fish for s120.Oo ton.
 This decision resulted in the great est fishermen's strike in Southern California, 25OO men being affected.
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WOOLWINE SUFFERS COLLAPSE
 PARIS, July 29-Thomas Lee Wool wine, formerly District Attorney of Los Angeles, has suffered a relapse and his condition is most serious, at tending physicians told the United News" last evening
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HAS PERFECT FIGURE

Veta L'Ehmann. who has been awarded prizes for her facial, physi- cal and all other kinds of beauty at different national contests. She is a Los Angeles girl, fancy diver and swimmer, and has been acclaimed by the well-known Annette Kellerman as being the most perfectly formed girl in the world.
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STEAMER SINKS

NORFOLK, July 29-The steamer Gratitude" with 286 passengers on board, sank yesterday in Norfolk har- bor, but there was no loss of life.
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LARGE STOCK WINE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-The Internal Revenue Office reports that there are 325,245,7sO gallons of pre- Volstead wine under bond in North ern California, at the present time.
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Tennis Tournaments of
 Olympic Games Progress

COPENHAGEN, July 29-Czecho- slovakia won the European Davis Cup tennis semi-finals from Denmark in series of three matches, in two of which Zemla of Czechoslovakia, de- feated Pederson of Denmark, 62, 75, 7-5, while in the third match, Roher, of Cxechoslovakia, defeated Wurm of Denmark, GA, 3-6, 7-5.
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WILL NOT ASK FARMERS TO
 OBSERVE NAT. DEFENSE DAY

LINCOLN, July Ex-Governor Bry- an announced this afternoon that he will not ask farmers and laborers of Nebraska to join in the observance of National Defense Day, as requested by Coolidge.
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THANKS COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 29- Liang Shi Nj, former premier of Chi na, has expressed his thanks to the President for the remission of the Boxer Indemnity by the United States.
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AVIATOR
 IN ITALIAN CAPITAL TODAY

ROME, July 29-Major Zanni, the Argentine aviator, attempting the flight around the world, arrived from Lyons, France, today.
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EAST BOURNE, England, July 29 In the European Davis Cup semi-fi- nals, Cochet of France, defeated King scote, of England, 9-7, "A, 4-6, 6, 3, 6-3, while Lacoste of France defeated Gilbert of England, GA, 7-5, 6-3.
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OTTAWA, July 29-The Canadian Davis Cup Championship competitors qualified to meet Japan yesterday when Crocker of Canada, defeated Fares, of Cuba, 6-3, 7-5, 6-3, making three matches won.
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LIGHTHOUSE TENDER CEDAR
 IN PORT AT SEWARD

The lighthouse ship Cedar, Captain Leadbetter, which has been in port the past few days, sailed west this morn ing.
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COTTON uIMPs IN PRICE

NEW YORK, July 2e-Cotton jumped from fiifty-one to fifty-eight points over night, representing a rise of more than ten dollars per bale in the past two days.
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SICKLE DEFEATS MANSON

ELGIN, H., July 29-Albert Seckle of Riverside, H., defeated Jimmy Manson, of St. Louis, in a fast ten round mill last night.
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RENAULT AND MADDEN
 WILL FIGHT IN AUGUST

NEW YORK, July 29-Renault will fight Madden on August eleventh, in a fifteen round bout. Both men are in the heavyweight class.
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ESTABLISH SIX HEADQUARTERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 20 The establishment of six regional campaign headquarters has been plan ned by managers of the Lafollette campaign.
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CHOLERA SPREADING RUSSIA

SOFIA, July 29-Reports reaching here today state that cholera is spread ing rapidly in Russia, and many deaths have occurred from the plague.
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BEACH JEWELLERS GET AWAY WITH LARGE
 CARGO OF WHISKEY
PRESUMABLY DEPOSITED ON BEACH BY PLANES FROM
 RUM SHIPS

NEW YORK, July 29-About 1900 cases of whiskey, deposited on Rock away beach during the night, presum- ably by airplanes from ships on the Rum Row, were appropriated and car cied off yesterday, by bungalow dwell lers along the beach.
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The Lighthouse shif edar is now working on the light at the entrance of the bay.
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SENATOR LODGE BETTER

BOSTON, July 29-Senator Lodge is reported as resting easily with an even chance of recovery.
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NEW YORK, July 29-Permission to board the vessels lying on 'Rum Row" and search them, without a special warrant, was being sought by the agents of the Treasury depart ment yesterday, following the seizure of a letter on prisoner, which re- vealed that the vessels are using air planes, which were making six trips daily to shore, carrying nineteen cas- es of liquor each trip.
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AUSTRALIA BANS U. s. CATTLE

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 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 29- Fearing an epidemic similar to the foot and mouth disease, recently in California, Australia has banned the shipment of cattle from the United States.
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CORN SELLS DOLLAR BUsHEL CHICAGO, July 29-Corn for May delivery sold for one dollar bushel today.
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The crossings on Third avenue are being repaired by the Town of Sew ard.
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SAFE IN POLICE OFFICE
 ROBBED BY BURGLAR

SAN FRANCISCO July 29-A safe in police headquarters was jimmied~ this afternoon and $500 taken.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-17
ECOS DEL PUERTO
vAPoRES EN- PUERTO

Hoy las seis llegara a este puer-
to procedente de Nueva York, ell va
por americana Carabobo de la Red
ID Line en- su primer viaje, segui-
ra viaje hoy mismo para la Guaira.
FL vapor americana San Lonrenzo
esta en- puerto terminando de cargar
y saldra hoy a medic dia con carga,
correo y pasaje.
De un momento a otro entrara a
este puerto el vapor cubano Guam
tanamo de la Empresa Naviera de
Cuba, procedente de Cuba.
Descargando MADEIRA en- nuestro
puerto esta desde hace varios dias
la goleta americana J. w. elise.
Tambien descarga un gran carga-
mento de MADEIRA la goleta america
ma Horace NJ. Bickford.
Hoy las seis llega el vapor ame-
ricano Ponce procedente del puerto
de Nueva York con carga, pasajeros,
Y correo.
FL vapor americana Corozal de la
New York and Porto Rico S. S. Co.
lego el lunes proeedente del puerto
de New Orleans.
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REsU1To uN ENTrERRo
IMPONENTE

Puede asegurarse que la manifesto
cion de duelo pdblico que lie fu6 tribu
tada aver los restos mortales del Sc
nor Bonner, es una de las mas impo-
nentss y espontaneas que hemos pre-
senciado en- esta ciudad. Podriamos de
cir parecia el entierro de uno de los
hijos predilectos de esta TERRA, va que
no tan SOLO Sc veia la suntuosidad de
auuel compacto desfile. integrado Dor
todo cuanto vale y signifca en- nues-
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La impOnente manifestation de duelO...

ira sociedad, sino que hasta en- ell am
biente Sc notaba cierta pesadumbre
que parecia haberle sido trasmitida de
todos los rostros entristecidos por la
muerte de tan efciente, inteligente y
leal ciudadano
Embellishments despues del desfile
Sc procedio a embarcar el sarc6fago,
el cual sera conducido al Norte en- ell
vapor "San Lorenzo que sale hoy
de nuestro puerto.
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DIscURso DE HERNANDEZ LOPEZ

Al terminar ell ceremonial masonico,
hizo uso de la palabra ell notable ora
dor don Juan Hernandez Lopez, Quien
hizo, en- sentidas frases una apologize
del extinto y exalt6 y ponder6 las al
tas virtudes civicas que adornaron
siempre al distinguido caballero des-
aparecido. En- su intervention en- las
esferas oiciales, el senior Hernandez
Lopez elogio la conducta de este buen
amigo del pals hacienda resaltar ell he
cho de que siempre estuvo al lado de
los intereses de la isla, en- sus 6pOcas
mas dificiles.
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SALIDAS

Hoy las doce saldra con destino
al puerto de New York con carga V
pasajeros Y correo, el vapor San Lo-
renzo.
FL vapor Amazone saldra hoy de
nuestro puerto para Curacao.
Hoy sale para la Guaira eI vapor
americana Carabobo de la Red d
Line que lego esta mafiana proce-
dente de New York.
Ell vapor Philadelphia de la Red
D. Line que Sc espera de un momen-
to otro saldra ell mismo dia para
New York.
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CEREMONIAL MAsoNIco

Ante ell Regimiento, en- correcta for
macion. en- el interior del muelle y an
te la numerosa concurrencia que lego
hasta ALI, los masones pertenecientes
a La Logia ''San Juan Bautista" for
maron La simb6hca cadena Y nevaron
a cabo el ceremonial de estos casos.
Actu6 de Maestro de Ceremonies el
DR. Babkock.
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timore Line, salio .del puerto de Bal
timore con destino este puerto, ell
dia del corriente.
Manana saldra del puerto de San
Francisco de California con destino
este puerto cl vapor americana
West Jappa.
Aver salio del puerto de Baltimore
con destino a este puerto el vapor
Delfina.
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vAPoREs QUE Sc EspERAN

Dentro de breves dias tocara en-
este puerto ell vapor frances Caraibe
de la Compania Trasatlantica Fran
cesa que llegara procedente de Hal
ii en- viaje para puertos de Europa,
Hoy temprano llegara a este puer-
to el vapor americana Helen de la
Bull Insular Line, procedente de
Nueva York.
FL vapor Isabella de la New York
and Porto Rico s. S. Co. salio del
puerto de New Orleans ell. viernes
de la somana pasada con destino a
este puerto.
Sc espera en- este puerto el vapor
aleman Herbert Horn que llegara
con un cargamento de cemento.
FL vapor Major Weller de la Bal
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NoMBRAMIENTOS HECHOS POR
Ell GOBERNADOR

FL gobernador Coats ha mombrado
los sehores Antonio Ribot v Ben
Jamin Abolafia miembros del Board
Examinador de operadores de cine,
Organismo de reciente creaci6n le-
gislativa.
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donde siguio por ell Recinto Sur has
ia ell muelle ntmero unO de esta capt.
tai.
Todos los establecimientos de la ciu
dad fueron cerrados mientras desfl6 Ell
entierro en- todos los bacones y azo-
teas numerosas personas presenciaban
la imponente manifestation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-12

! Charles F. Fuller is painting the
Methodist church.
i Mrs. Perley E. Priest is visiting
her father in Solon.
, Misses Charlotte Whitcomb and
Rachel Haynes spent last week in
Boston
There will be young peoples
social at the Methodist vestry Fri
day evening.
\ Miss Alice and Whitcomb Haynes
were at home from the University of
Maine for the weekend.
Clark's orchestra will play at
North Ellsworth Thursday night and
at Franklin Road Saturday night.
DR.. F.. P. Latin left to-day for
hunting trip in Waldo county. He
will be away the remainder of the
week.
A cooked food sale will be held
by the Woman's Alliance at Mrs.
Kings store Wednesday, Nov. 10, at
p. m.
George M. Bragg of Freeport has
rented Miss Kate Mullan's house on
Young's ave-, and moved there with
his family.
The woman's club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
l.. Crabtree. Mrs. H. NJ Hall will
speak on her trip abroad
Isl Mrs. Elizabeth Emery and daugh-
ter Marjorie left last week for ST.
Petersburg, Fla, for the winter
George King of Lamoine will occupy
Mrs. Emery's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Leach have
gone to Florida for the winter
The Brimmer house, which they oc-
cupied here has been rented to
j. w. Coffin, travelling salesman
The Thursday club will meet as
usual on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, remaining for supper at $50,
to which all those having sunshine
bags" are invited Come, and bring
bags full of pennies.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton S. Donnell
and daughters, Marion and Louise,
enjoyed a motor trip to Kittery Point
last week, where they visited Mrs.
Donnell's parents. They also visited
in Portland and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hodgkins
have moved here from Lamoine for
the winter, and are occupying Mrs.
Annie F. McGown's house on Bay
View street. Mrs. McGown has
gone to Massachusetts for the win
ter
Ellsworth dollar day prize-$25
in gold for ticket 30SSS, and the
two Shapiro prizes-Friday, No. 13
and Saturday, No. 81, have not yet
been called for. All these tickets are
known to have been given out. Who
has them?
Mrs. Amanda Young has returned
from the Paine hospital, Bangor,
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WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.

For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday
November II, 1924
station of the Bar Harbor & Union
River Power Co. in Ellsworth Pre-
cipitation is given in inches for the
twenty-four hours ending at mid
night.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation