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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-25
lie Holiday Crowd
{ GLAND Spring

land. Me, Feb. u Win
r.. .nffjous for al Winter sports.
~. .Wne, auoWshoeing. Coasting
d s--i"-, the Manson House at
N.I s :iug has been crowded over
q .".'.Es. So crowded. in fact. that
N' d.. zee YOUNG men present have
| Sleep thN bath department.
l..> 81 90. ~, drComodations.
,D-..N .ftyrnuon the annual
"lWg ,.ynival on the lake was
anil in thc clcninS the annual
y 3g.sS bah. which always closes
o1eow0nccs of Washington's
~.. Tomorrow the festivities
"".y como to a close with q
'' oul III the kitchen of the hotel.
al tho sports up mere the toboS-
slide was perhaps the most pop
n IL was througed all day. young
' t.d ALIKE descending the dizzy
.''' %. not always with grace at
81 with noise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-25

to make five feet one inch so kauf
mann and Newhall fought it out.
Newhall went over five feet three
inches on his third try and won the
event.
Brudno of the yearlinS team was
an easy winner in the 100 yard run
hich was comparatively slow. He
took the lead on the first straight
way and had no difficulty in keeping
well in advance of Newhall. Thur
low came in third for the yearlng
team a few feet behind Newhall. The
summary: II lii. shot put, won by
Hartsgrove Ckepts Hid; second.
Davenport (kents HID; third. Sci
delman Colby Freshman). Distance.
Ill fl. IL inches. Running broad
jump. won by Pike (Kents HID; Sec
ond, burlington, (Colby Freshman);
third, tie between Davenport (Kents
HID and Whelpley, tColby Fresh
man). Distance, It. "a in. 40 yard
dash, first heat won by Mittlesdorf.
Colby Freshmanl: second, Rutter.
(kents HID; third, Bates, (kents
HID. Time seconds. Second heat
won by Carson (Coibv Freshman):
second. Randlettc (kerts HID; third,
burlington Colby t'reshman). Time,
SECONDS. maj neat won DN NIL
tlcsdorf tColby Freshman); second,
Rutter (Kents HID: third, Carson
Colby Freshmanl. Time 4 4-5 sec
onds. Running high jump. won by
Newhall (kents HID: second, I<auf-
man (Colby Freshman: third. tie be-
tween Davenport (Kents HID and
Johnson (Colby F'reshman). Heighth.
. IT. in. 800 yard dash. won by Nit
tlesdorf (Colby Freshnan): second.
Eutter GKents HID; third. Whelpley
COLBY Freshman. Time, sc 10 sec
onds. 1000 yard run. won by Brudno
(Colby Freshman); second. Newhall
(Kents IiilD); third, Thurlow Colby
Freshman). Time. minutes 40i3
seconds. Summary of points:
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

1t has been decided to hold the
State Trapshooting Match in Au-
gusta this next summer. probably at
the Trotting Park. and ii is Ger
tain that there will be contestants
from all over Maine. There will also
be n ladies' match, as there are a
great many ladies in the state who
are very interested in this sport. The
ladies' title is at present held by Mrs.
Gilman, OF Watervillc.
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Hebron Ice Men
Win from Lewiston
Independent Team

Hebron, Feb 23-Hebron Academy
had no trouble in defeating the Lew
iston Independents here today in hoe
key: the final score being II TO 0.
The visitors could not pierce the
stonewall defense of the Big Green
crew. Goalie Smith mad but three
stops. while Campbell of the visitors
stopped so shots at his net out of the
g. that were continually raining down
upon him.
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Rambler B0wlers
Take All 4 Points
From Milburn Club

Especial 20 The Kenneboc JournaD
Skowhegan, Feb. 24.~-The Ram
blems took all four points from the
Milburn Club. Wednesday evening.
in the League game. Savage had
high total OF Isl for the Handlers.
while Cole led the Milburn club with
a single of 100 and total of 2S6. Fox
and Lewis of Skowhegan Will roll
simpson and LemieuX of WatervilIe
at Skowhegan, Saturday, Feb. -. at
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Pell Keeps Racduets
Title in Boston Play

Boston. Feb 24.--clarence G. Pell o.
New York retained his title as national
racquets champion here today by de-
feating Stanley G. Mortimer. also Of
New York. three games 10 two in a
match in which his steadiness offset
his opponents remarkable gets. Sharp
volleying and ability to return The ball
until his challenger erred gave Pcll
the victory.
Mort inner. who showed tha effect of
his hard five-game match with Hewitt
Morgan yesterday, found his backhand
strokes his best point winners. The
summary Of the match follows: e. G..
Pell, New York. defeated S. r.. Morti-
mer. New York, 1J-s, S-11, 1913, 1915,
1875.
Boston. Feb. 24.-captain Gerald
Robarts of England won the American
squash racquets singles championship
here today by defeating William Har-
rity of Philadelphia three games 10
one. Remarkable evenness and hard
shots. many of them scoring aces, gave
the Englishman his title.
w. III. T. HUM of Philadelphia to-
day defaulted TO G. G. Peabody OF Bos-
ton in the final game Of the Boston
Philadelphia intercity match. in which
Boston yesterday again won the na-
tional tea mtitle. Boston retains its
title by score of 4 to /. having won
three of the four games played yester-
day.
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Close Competition
Expected in Industrial
League, Waterville
Especial to kennebcc journal

WatervillC, Feb. 1i-The Indus
trial League started last week with
kCycs tIbcr co. WNandottes and II.
~ w. Co. tied for first place. \ close
race is expected all the way because
all the teams seem TO be evenly
matched. All the players will be
given a banquet at the end of the
season.
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SATURDAY SNOW
RACES IN MAINE

Biddeford, Feb. 23-About 900 fans
witnessed the four matinee races
staged by the Saco River Driving
Club on the Saco River quarter mite
track here this afternoon the VIM
ming OF the Class Il races IN three
straight heats by Little Tommie, who
was driven, hitched to an old-fash-
toned sleiah, by Henry Perrin. a "a
year-old driver proved to be the fea-
ture event of the afternoon. Plough
boy. an 1S-year- old. owned by Dr.
IT. Willis Hurd of Biddeford, turned
i'm the fastest time when he took the
first heat in Glass a in 81 seconds
fiat.
CLASS \
Madam Mack tknight $50.
Ploughbey dearborn .......l
Time, 81, g.. 32ii.
CLASS
Friday the 18th (Taylorl - l
Central Michigan tknisho i :
Time 31ji. 81. sSls.
Bronze Bell (Martin,, i
Time SO, $3.50. 81. 80. 50.
CLASS u
Little Tommie (Petrin) 81 | l
Uncle Hiram (Allen) ........2 3
Coca Cola (Hurd) ..........3 :
Time, $3.50. S5a, aSS4.
Bangor Me. Feb. 2S-one race was
run on the ice track this afternoon
with close finishes and fast time.
The summary:
GLASS y
Bel Noy. ne tRyant .-...l L
George Case, bg tMcLaughIinI
> 3 .
Silly Bee. By tHughes> 3
Flora Belle, bm (Sharon) 1, 4
Best time 3Q,a.
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G. III. S. Basketeers
Win from Brunswick
Girls Trim Winthrop

Especial to the kenHebec JournaD
Gardiner, Freb. 24-The wearers of
the Orange and Black copied both
games in the double header Saturday
night. the boys winning from Bruins
wick high 1915 in fast and eXcit-
ing game, While the girls outclassed
Winthrop So in slow uninterest-
ing contest. The games were just the
reverse of the preceding Saturday
night. when the only interesting fea-
ture of the evening was the fast play
of the girls. the boys seemed new
team, and gave the fans u fine eX-
h!bition of basket ball. while the girls
seemed TO lack life. and after the
game got underway missed shot after
shot at the hoop. Coach O'Brian used
practically every sub on the squad in
this game. and in the boys contest,
he played three subs for regulars for
a good part of the session, and when
he allowed Captain Macdonald. Da-
wilson and Barnard 20 get into the
play they entered with rush, and
nosed out the opponents by three
points. The locals were very weak
on the foul line. and were showed up
by the pretty shooting of all of the
Brunswick quintet. Rogers and Rose
starred for Gardiner, the latter play
| ing pluCkily with the blood streaming
! from an injury over his right eye.
which however did not prevent him
from turning in 4 fine evenings work.
Woodward and Paimcnt starred for
the losers, with some nrettv long
shots. The down river lads seemed
to have n better eye tcr the basket,
and when they did get ficc. very few
missed the hoop. i'll contrast with the
locals who had twice as many chan
ces but failed to make good.
The girls team started off with a
rush, and it was evident from the
first few minutes Of blay that the
Winthrop lassicS were out -classed.
Coach O'Brien soon took out his re-
gularS. and one by one filed up the
positions with SuhStiteS. and their
work showed that there will be plenty
of good material for future teams.
Mana Marspn contributed seven
counters from the floor, while Rachel
Darling shot four. Marie Williams and
| Elizabeth MacWhinnie each contrib
| uted one, the latter Il neat over the
| shoulder shot. The guards were idle
most of the game, and on the few oc-
caSionS that the bail came sailing
| into enemy territory dot" McCurdy
soon hat it flying back 10 center. For
the green clad visitors Davenport at
| forward. and Polite at guard starred
The referee was somewhat puzzled
! when the Ware twins were sent in
| and was kept busy recognizing the
! subs who came thick and fast During
! the final minutes of play Coach o.
| Brien sent in his regulars. and they
! rolled up the score 20 thirty points
| III short order.
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Standing

Averages: MiChaud. W; barton,
96: pundas. 93: Mahue. %: Quincy,
%; Pelletier. OF; Martin, 30; Gill
bert. -: c. Saucier. 80: L. Saucier,
81: Shaw. SIS: II. Buges. IS: Ellis.
81: Bishop. 81: Alley. ST: Neadeau.
Sc: Nisue. Sc: Audet. 81: Worth. -;
Mitchell 50: Ouarion. ST: Mills, ~:
futile. 81: Stedman. 81; Derouln. -;
]. T. Roulette so.
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"Y" Comets Win
Rough Game from
HallOwell Five

Especial TO the kennehec JournaD
Hallowell. Feb. 2i-The Hallowell
second team played the ~" Comets
Saturday evening and were defeated
by n score of ten to /. The games
was lively and amusing one. at
times strongly resembling football.
Sometimes a pile of five boys would
have to separate into lis component
parts before the bali came to light.
The summary:
Y. NJ. G.. 4. HALL. SEC.
Overlook If. ...............lb Church
stiles If. Gatchell
LishneSs C................c Hinkley
blanchard rb. -. .........l If Boothby
LIS ISi tt- III
Goals from the floor Overlook ..
stiles 9 Goals from fouls. Overlook
=. Arata l. Timer, Greeley. Scorer.
Comedian. Referee, Weston.
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How should a ball be played
len II los in long thick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-25

u"1 ne played WITH mashie
.. t.a. There sh4nld be alb
40 a'tompt 10 follow
... tit ~ the bali and let it
1"t TIC important thing is
.s rl.h grass as possible
... GGu. wing. This is ac-
.....uH il Uniting the club
.,,r toH usual on the back
.E n,.,,
....at. Io2a Associated Editors)
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SH0fr Iafdlner 80, WINTHROP =.
Goals from floor. Gardiner. Marston
:. Darling 4. Williams l. christopher
l, MacWhinnie /, Brown l, Winthrop
Davenport ]. Suhstitutions, Gardiner.
Williams for Darling. MacWhinnic
for Marson Colby for Williams.
Christopher for Colby. Laphom for
MacWhinnic. Hubbard of Tyler,
Black for Hubbard Clark for Babb,
Toman for Clark. Nerdun for Stuher.
SpauldinG for Nerdun. Y. Williams
for McCurdy. McCausland for Mac
Winnie. Referee Jordan of Win
throp. Timer McGoff. Scorer. Ne
Curdy, time four eight minute periods.
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Score W-1O. Goals Tom HUoT'
HussCv 20; Davies 81 Currier :.
Moulton /. Kinsman l, Fuller 4.
Goals from fouls, Hussey /, Fuller =.
Referee Allen of Colby. Scorer Con
nellan. Timer, Weston. Time 4-ten
minute.
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BRUNSWICK

SCOrC. Gardincr II, BrUnSWiCk i.
Goals from floor. Gardiner. Rose .,
Hildreth /, Danforth |, Ware l. Mac
Donald .. Davidson :, Goals from
fouls, Ware /. Davidson I. Brunswick
goals from floor. Woodward 8. Pal
ment ., goals from fouls. Paiment $.
, Jack 2. Substitutions. Ware for Dan
forth. Macdonald for Ware Davidson
for Lucas. Barnard for Hildreth. Re-
fierce, Phil Talbot. Timer McGoff.
Scorer McCurdy. Time four 10 min
ute periods.
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8 "Wcrcd hy
HDi, .MacDONALD

'. .~cr Of the Metropolitan Open
-...asaip. 1921 and 1923. One
lo.c1st drivers in the game
FL, u no only a IL IL ounce
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Cony Girls Pile Up
High Score in Game
with HallOWell SeXtet

(SNccial TO ths kennebec JourhaU
Hallowell. Feb. 24-Cony defeated
the girls of Hallowell High Saturday
evening at the Hallowell High gym
Ivy n score of 81 to 10. Miss HusseN'
who made 20 of COny's baskets
seemed able to shoot from any posi-
ton, With one hand or two. Fuller Tor
falIowell made all the points won,
Cony obtained a lead early and kept
increasing it rapidly.
The summary;
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York. Feb. c3--St. Mary's Acad-
envy of Dover defeated York High
II to 10 in 4 closely contested game
tonight at the Town hall. Murphy
starred for the visitors. NickCry of
the losers sustained Il sprained an
L
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-03

Several other matters were dis
cussed at this meeting. but no def
mite conclusion reached. and at 5
o'clock p. NJ. recess was taken until
10 a. m. January 18th.
]. ID. BARNHART, Chairman.
ATTEST: c. c. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 2S, 1924. 10
a. m. Regular January Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant to recess. present all MEM
bers and the Clerk.
The Board at this time proceeded
to the examination Of the following
reports:
Report of c. C. siggins. Clerk and
Auditor.
Report Of NJ Z. Finch. Sheriff.
Report Of o. p. Duyall, Probate
Judge.
Joint Report OF Auditor and Treas
urer.
After such examination was COM
pleted the above reports were APP
proved by the Board. and same or
dered filed.
There being no further business TO
come before the Board at this time.
recess was taken. until 10 a. m. Jan.
29th
]. ID. BARNHART, Chairman.
ATTEST: c. c. SIGGINS, Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho. Jan. 20. 1924, 10
a. m. Regular January Session.
The Board convened at this time,
pursuant to recess. present all mem
bers and the Clerk.
In the Matter of a Petition for
Changes in the Management of the
County Genl. Hospital
In this matter. said meeting was
called for the purpose of taking ac-
ton on & petition heretofore filed by
a number of Medical Men, asking that
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-04-03
FORD PRODUCES
HIGHWAY FILM


DETROIT. Mich. March 26--"The
Road TO Happiness" motion picture
designed to promote interest In bet
ter highways has Just been completed
at the Ford motion picture laboratory
here.
II was produced by the Ford Mo-
ton picture laboratory In conjunc-
ton with the bureau OF public roads.
U. s. Department OF agriculture. the
highway educational board and the
National Automobile Chamber OF
Commerce and carries their endorse
men,.
President Coolidge personally APP
peared In one OF the scenes. and has
expressed his approval OF the picture
He Ia shown presenting a scholarship
certificate 10 Bob Preston" the
farm boy hero OF the story who Is
winner of a prize essay contest on
better roads. The scene was taken on
the white house grounds and with the
president. others appearing In II in
clude members OF the highway edu-
cationsl board OF which Roy u. Cha
pin Is chairman.
Principal settings OF the film were
taken around Fairfax. Va. 10 miles
out OF Washington, and the chief
characters were portrayed by people
residing In that vicinity.
Copies OF the tiim are being sent
to branches OF the Ford Motor com
psny In the United states and the pic
ture win be shown generally, High
way commissioners. county engineers,
road officials. schools and all inter
ssted In the promotion OF improved
Highways may obtain use OF the film
free of charge.
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DIVIDE TERRITORY
into DISTRICTS FOR
PRODUCERS UNION

The territory in which the Idaho
Producers Union has been operating
during the past three years IL TO be
subdivided into three districts, II
plans Just completed by the directors
Of the union are carried out, says q
statement given out by l.. 8. Otto.
one OF the directors.
The program as outlined by the
directors provides that three district
exchanges are 10 be organized. the
first 10 consist OF the territory In
Malheur county, Oregon and Wash
ington and Payette counties Idaho /:
the second TO consist OF the territory
In the Boise valley. and the u ird TO
consist OF the territory comprising
the Twin Falls district.
Each District Responsible.
Each OF the district exchanges IL
10 be responsible for the assembling,
packing and shipping OF the products
OF the members In that district. Each
district Is TO do its own financing
and pay It's own operating costs and
Is not to be responsible In any way
for expenses and operating costs In
other districts.
This plan eliminates entirely the
possibility that growers In one sec
tion OF the state will be called upon
to defray expenses incurred in han
ding products for members In an
other territory.
Another reason for the change Is
that II will probably be more easy TO
consolidate tonnage In the different
and have this tonnage dis
posed OF through single sales ag-
ency than II would be provided the
districts we're operating under cen
trail management as heretofore.
Same Sales Agency.
The three districts TO be organic
cd under the above plan will select
the same sales agency through which
TO market their products. The Sc
lection OF this sales agency will be
left 70 the central board OF directors
Of the Idaho Producers Union as
now constituted. Provided. however
other cooperative associations unite
with the Idaho Producers Union. in
he selection OF sales agency for all.
he sales agency will perhaps be Sc
ected at a combined meeting OF the
directors OF the various associations
or by committee made
ap OF delegates from the various
boards.
AT tho present time II appears that
here Is very good prospect that the
'arious lettuce packing associations
n tho territory may be able to unite |
SO that one sales agency |
nay be selected to market the pro-
iucts OF all associations In the terri |
DRY.
II this can be done II will elimin-
tie competition between the associa-
ions In the marketing OF their prod
tets. and will be long step forward
n tho cooperating marketing pro-
ram being undertaken In this terri
DRY. Practically every lettuce pack
ng association In the entire district
4 southeast Idaho and eastern Ore
ION has already signified desire 10
york out some such program.
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Notice OF sherifrs Sale 81 Real Es-
tate Under Decree OF Foreclosure
| and Order OF Sale.
Union Central Life Insurance Co, a
Corporation, Plaintiff.
Archie X. Young. and Anna Young.
his wife: High Line Seeds Farms:
Edward A. Smith and A. IL Miller.
Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF
sale and decree Of foreclosure issued
out OF the district court OF the Elev-
enth Judicial District OF the state OF
Idaho In aud for the County OF Twin
Falls. dated the 2sth day OF March.
1894, wherein tho plaintiff above
mentioned obtained decree against
the defendants herein on the 2Sth
day OF March. 1924. which said de-
cree was on the said 2Sth day OF
March. 1924. recorded In Judgment
Book Nine OF said district court. at
page zee. | am commanded 10 sell
AN that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land situated In the county OF
Twin Falls. state OF Idaho. and
bounded and described as follows, To-
wit:
Tho Northeast Quarter tNE
Ia OF tho Southeast Quarter
Csc f-a) OF Section Thirty-one
(st). Township Ton (10) South.
Range sixteen tt6), East OF the
Boise Meridian. and containing
forty acres OF land. together
with full primary water right
for 81 la acres OF said land.
water coming from the Snake
river through tho Twin Falls
Canal and 81 la shares OF tho
capital stock OF the Twin Falls
Canal Company, and 81 la
shares OF the capital stock of the
High Line Canal Company, TO.
gothcr with all and singular the
ten.monts. heredltaments and
appurtenanees thereunto be-
longing or In anywiss apper-
tanning.
Public notice Il hereby given: That
on the 2Sth day OF April. 1874. at
the hour OF 2so0 o'clock p. m. (moun-
tain time). of said day. at the east
front door OF the Courthouse OF the
County OF Twin Fails. state OF Idaho.
1 will. IN obedience 60 said order OF
sale and decree OF foreclosure. sell
the above described property to sat
lsfy plaintiffs decree with interest
thereon. together with all costs that
have accrued or may accrue. to the
highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF the United states OF Amer
lea.
pated this 3s,h day OF March.
NE. FINCH.
sheriff.
NY cHAs. y. JONES. Deputy
Pub. Apr. !. 10, ~. ~. 1924.
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the office Of Anaesthesist at the Hos
pital be discontinued, and that eacn
Surgeon be permitted to appoint his
own assistants in operations, and that
no fee for Anaesthetics be charged by
the Hospital. unless service is actual
ly rendered.
Petitioners were represented by DR..
Morgan and Dr. Pike. who discussed
the merits of said petition at some
length whereupon ii was moved by
o. +. Carlson and duly seconded that
a committee of Five including the SD
perintendent OF the Hospital be ap-
pointed by the Chairman, for the pur-
pose of formulating a set OF rules
governing the points covered by the
petition. Motion carried by the I'M
animous vote of the Board. and fur
Their action on the matter deferred
until a later date.
Whereupon recess was taken sub
ject to the call OF the Chairman.
J.. d. BARNHART, Chairman.
ATTEST: c. c. SIGGINS, Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 20. 1924, 7
p. m. Regular January Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant TO call of the Chairman.
present all members and the Clerk.
No committee having been appoint
ed to draft a set of rules for the Hos
pital. the Chairman announced that
the object OF this meeting is to re-
consider the vote cast on the Carlson
motion in connection with the amend
ment of the rules of practice of the
Hospital.
CONTINUED