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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06

tween tn" various taxing districts:
Driscoll TWP
Farmers Equity Co. -. S3.%0o."a
H. T.. Ticrncy ............ in"o.oo
Sterling Twp
Farmers Equity Elevator
Co. ................ ".1oo.o"
Mex cnzic TWP
Mckenzie Grain Co. 49,. 10000
Victoria Elevator Co. 49,. 10000
Great Wastcrn Elevator 10000
Powers ElcvatoE.Co. 80. 10000
Long Lake Twp
Farmers Elevator CO..
Noffit $4,000
Brittin Farmers Equity
Union. Brittin ....... l.Soo.oO
Burnt Creek Twp
Occident Elevator CO.. ~
cuo,; N NJ Tnn .'''''''''''''' ''''V'VV
Monarch Elevator Co. ,o
Baldwin .............. i.b"V."o
GlcnvieW TWP
Christianson Il Bourgeois,
Baldwin ............. i'lo'.'"
South Wilton
Wilton Elevator co. 100000
Village Of Ecgan- .-
Andrews Grain Co. .... 1.Co".no
cn 1900 90
Monarch tlcFittor 20. f.I'"."o
villag. Of Wing
Monarch Elevator CO. =. 10000
Great Western Elevator
co. ................. IL 90
! Wing coop. Elevator .... i,a"V.""
HARRIET TWP
Monarch Elevator Co. ......
Arena ............ 100000
Equity Co"pcratir" EN- .,.o
change .......}....... J.Soo.oo
Missouri Twp
\. A. a. J. \. Stewart i"o."o
Grass Lake Twp
Wilton Elevator CO.. still i.""".""
Moved by Commissioner Mrynicr,
seconded by Commissioner EhrEman
! that tn" elevator OF tn" Russell
! Miller Milling Company located on
let's &; I. Blk. 70. &. i. TO city OF
Bismarck, to be valued at S'."""."o.
aud that tn: offic" fixtures, which
! have never been assessed br placed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
Girl Gained Z Pounds
Nine Years an Invalid

That's jyst what McCoy's Cod LiV-
or Oil Compound Tablets did for the
Babcock Girl--and is doing as much
for tens of thousands of thin, under
weight. weak and discouraged pco-
pie all over America.
These sugar coated, pleasant to
take tablets should be given to chill
dren instead of the vile stomach up
setting oil itself-they surely ito
help the frail, delicate little ones and
GO tablets cost but 60 cents at Fin
news Drug Store, A. p. Lenhart,
Drug Co., J. D. Cowan, or any
real druggist anywhere in America.
Read this letter if you have child
that needs to gain health and
strength. -,
"Mv little girl was stricken with
infantile paralysis when she was s
months old and was an invalid tor .
years when saw an ad in the pa
ncr that McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets would build up wasted
tissues. bought a box and she
gained very slowly at first and after
taking eight boxes, she gained seven
bounds. Thanks to McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets, after
trying almost everything else on the
market. She is on the road to re,
covcrv and goes to school every day.
Mrs. l.. Babcock. appleton, WIS.
- limitations of McCoy's may be Of
fcred but be sure and ask for Nc
Coy's. the original and genuine and
if after thirty days treatment YOU
arc not delighted with rcsults-why
get your money back.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
RICHARD PLANS
DEMPSEY-WILLS
MATCH IN 1926

New York. Aug. G.-~NS TEX Rich
ard declared today that if Jack
Dempsey fights Harry Wills for the
world heavy weight title in 1926 the
bout will take place only under his
direction and in the metropolitan
district, probably ON July or 5.
dempsey vii! fight for me and
the bout will take place in or near
New York around July l., 1926.
Richard said
81 have been in daily comnunica-
ton with the champion and have q
definite understanding with him.
feel sure that the fight will occur IN
New YORK an spite OF the colnpiIca-
tions which have arisen in the reia-
tions, between Dempsey and the box
ing committee. But il there is /;
hitch here | am prepared to stage
the match in my Jersey City arena
Boyle's Thirty acres"
The commissions action ycsterda!
in declining to sanction any matches
for Dempsey permanently to WIZ
bou, will not affect the general sit
uation Richard explained for the
reason that Dempsey himself desire
to meet the negro challenger first.
Dempsey wants to meet Wills AM
no one else" Richard declared. Hi
attitude has been misreprcscrtcd
Much of the talk flying about now j
Just plain hot air, feel confidcn
that the entire situation will b
Strengthened out soon and furthc
ouibbling ended by Il definite ar
rangcment for the fight under NJ
direction.'
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N. Y. BOXING
BOARD HANGS
KO ON CHAMP
"Put Un or Shut Up" Is Com
missions Edict to World
Ring Idol

New York. Aug, 6. P, Jack
Dempsey has crossed New York state
off his pugilistic map. The heaVy-
weight champion, floorcd by the
New York State Athletic Commits
sion's cdict that he put up or
shut up" wants to fight Harry Wills.
but he doesn't want any OF the lu-
crativc revenue from such match
to go to the Golfers of the empire
state.
The entire situation revolving
around a title match between Dcmp-
soy and Wills is in a badly tangled
state. The Ncw York commission
has ruled it will promptly suspend
any fighter who meets Dempsey or
anv promoter who attcmps to dickcr
for his services before he steps up
and sirns for a match with his negro
challenger.
Anywhere But New York
dempsey has courtcrcd by saying
he will fight anywhere except in
New York state. Jack kearns. who
is still under contract with DcE'p-
soy as manager although the cham.
pion has announced his intention OF
| transacting his own business. fired
an expected broadsidc at Dempsey
from Chicago yesterday. kcarns IN
dirntcd that he would journey on to
| New York after bit Of business IN
Chicago to sign Dempsey for match
with wills.
! Meet Wills 1926
| Only one fact is sure fire in the
! flood Of threats which have been
bouncing across the continent since
Dempsey stepped up TO the New
York commission and virtually ac-
rcptcd Wills challenge and that is
that Dempsey will not meet his nc
gro opponent until the shades OF
1926 have been lifted and &c"
warm-up matches are made up.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
CLEVELAND MAN
LEADS NATIONAL
PUBLIC TOURNEY

Garden City. n. y. Aug. 6,-tR-
Nelson Davies Of Cleveland whose
score of LAT led the qualifying field
in the national public links golf
championship yesterday at the Sails
bury course, was defeated in the
first round of match play today by
John j. Wall Of Spokane, Wash, 4
and 3.
Wall played the round in approx
mate par, driving straight through
the fairways and putting remark
ably. lie had three brides. The little
curly haircd Iinksman from tho Pa
cific coast qualified with 1856, his
rounds being II and - and WIS not
viewed as real contender.
Carmen fsill. Cleveland, captured
a bitter contest from !. +. Sabre OF
New York at tho 10Th hole. ncgo
tiating Six-foot putt for tho vic
J tory.
Walter Murray, st. Louis. had lit
! tie trouhl" in winning his test Will
Lester Bolstad Of Minneapolis,
and 1.
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RAIN HALTS
BIG LEAGUE
FLAG DASH
Only Two Games Run OIL IN
National Circuit; All Jun
for League Games of

New York. Aug. & -rPp -Lcadcrs
~ the American and National league
pcnnant Scramblcs remained Hu1ct
Yesterday while rain had It's inning.
1t postponed the four American
league games and not a team in the
first division of the National league
swung bat. .,.
The st. Louis Cardinals. with
Manager Rogers lIornsby decorating
the bench at the request u frcS'hcht
John Hcydlcr, increased their WIN
ming streak to four straight by sun
merging the Boston Braves, l: to :.
Rare Feat
Jack Smith, Cardinal oltllcIdcr'
performed one Of baseball rare
fcats in this game when he grabbed
an outficld fly and raced to the IN
field TO double Il runner At llr't
base.
Chicago, battling desperately TO
keep its feet off the bottom Ct the
ladder, uoScd out Fhiladclphl Scr-
en- to six. Wright Stones error on
An easy pop from Grimm'S bat in the
ninth ali gwcd two Cubs to Sauntcr
over the scoring rubber with the
living and winning runs.
BurwcI, the indianapolis star, won
his own game in the tenth over the
Blues. He got off to a poor start.
but frightened and not a man reached
first off his delivery after the lilth
frame. In the tenth he Smackcd IA
tally for Il to win.
Columbus and the Saints played
only six innings when "ain cut short
further argument. HrQnillan had a
slight edge over Marklc. but both
were effective.
The bases we're full in the eighth.
Louisville needed three markers to
nose out the Brewers. Then McMcn-
cmcy, Brewer catcher, let two ha'lS
pass him. The runs came IN and
the Coloncls won.
Bunny Brief, the biting Brewer,
busted out a homer in the game
with the Colonies. His mate fol
lowed suit, but their efforts we're
not sufficient for Il win. HungicS
and binglcs figured largely in the
Millcr's Mudhcn mngle. The Mill
crs got the bingles, hammcrlng jon
nard hard and three Hen bunglcs
were costly.
Wednesdays baseball results:
National League
Philadelphia G.; T.: !. Chicago I;
- l.
Ring. Pierce, Knight and Wilson;
kauffmann, Keen, Brett and Hart
nett
Boston 2: .; =. St Louis IA; -;
Gcncwich, Ramp. Ryan and Scimcr
GIBBS On; Rcinhart and O'Farrcf
Others postponed.
American League
All poetnon"d.
American Association
Kansas city j; q; /. lndianapol!
1; II: | GO innings.)
Zinn and Wheat; Burell and flor
cncc; Robertson.
St Paul |; ,; 0. Columbus :; D; :
Called in sixth, rain.
Markle and Collins; McQu'llan'
and Bird.
Milwaukee .; 10; =. Louisville 7
-; |.
Eddleman: Bell and McMencmy
Koob, Wilkinson, Cullop, lineup an
Rcdman.
Minneapolis 10; -: .. Toledo 5
7; ,.
Harris, Middleton and Senstock
Jonnard, Tunncy, Torpe and Castor
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Russell Grader Mfg Co.
grader supplies ........ $3.50
Fred Swcnson, box rent and
office expenses ........ lou
Alex Ncff. Jr.. road work "'.52
ID. &. Ramp, repairing iloor'
in shcriff's office 49,. 1879
7. Il. Atkinson, services
as Co. Surveyor ....... li2oo
r. Il. Atkinson. mileage
July list to 1ith ....... 1910
Henry Josephson. census,
Wing Twp. ......:.: 40
Elmer Perry, census Rich
mond and Phoenix Twp. 1850
Webster Bros. road work 1851
Ed. Nerlien, repairs for
road work .......... I'oo
William Brosc. assigned
Mandan Mere. Co. road
ra Worx 6. Patterson. SER : ''''
vices Co. Comm. ........ leu
60 Comm " $3.50
Otto Rachel, road work l?.oo
James Novy, Twp. ok,
road w.rk k, Schrunck
Frank Mp A. johnson. census
EauShton Twp. ........ 9."b
Il. J. Field. Assign co.
Treas. road work .... 80"
IT. a. Thomas. road work l''oS.""
-. G. Ramp, fixing floor
in Co. Judges office BOO
Arthur Powers, grader en-
French & wNclch iidw". co.
Gpcn motion the BOARD adj"mrn"d
| to meet again August 4th. 1929.
FRANK J. JOHNSON
County Auditor.
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Bills Are Okayed
by City Commission

Total bills passed on by the com
mission for the period ending Au-
gust first amounted to $2.937.5!.
The city commission certified the
following bills at it's regular meet
ing Monday night. The total amounts
to $2.9J7.J5.
Street department .......... Slc' 10
Wachtcr Transfer Co., gar
bagc removal ......... 81 oo
Wachtcr Transfer Co., street
flushing ........ 1853 90
Hughes Electric CO.. current
1arcous TO- 90
Hughes Electric Goa. current
supplied ............... "a II
Hughes Electric Co.. current
supplied ................ GI9 II
Swimming Pool. operation for
month ........ 3d., 90
Swimming Pool payroll ..... J? D,
a. W. Lucas store ........ ,. "
u. X. Skccls ........... Al
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AMERICAN Girl.
WILL ATTEMPT
CHANNEL SWIM

Holougnc, France, Aug. G.% If
tho weather continues to improve.
Miss Gertrude Edcrlc. the American
swimmer. will begin her attempt to
swim the English channel at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow morning, starting
from Cape Girls NeZ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
Plan Wills-Tunney
Go For September

New York, Aug. 6.-tHD-An
offer for a Is round match be-
tween Harry Wills and Gene
Tunncy. leading heavyweight
title cont cndcrs, at tho Polo
Grounds. September 23 or %.
was taken under adviscment to-
day by Paddy Mullins, manager
of Wills.
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! who have been visiting here Tor
some time, have returned to their
home at Cleveland, Ohio. Percy
| Freeman accompanied them as far
as Fargo, remaining in that city
to attend the fair and look after
business affairs.
Miss Julia Johnson, assistant post
master, left Saturday morning for
Minot. where she will spend two
weeks vacation visiting with friends.
Miss Johnson. accompanied by MISS
| Vcndla Willis Of Wilton. made the
[ trip by car.
Mrs. Henry Rupp and daughter.
Miss Eta Rupp, left Wednesday
morning for a two weeks visit with
| friends and relatives in Mime sofa
and at Butterwick, Wisconsin. Miss
| Rupp is training for nurse in the
Bismarck hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolcn Rupp and
children. Richard and Florence. ard
!Mr. John Herdebu. Mrs. Rupp's
father, have returned from ten
days visit at Fargo and vicinity.
Miss Catherine Carpenter, who has
been making an extensive visit at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Otto
iHoguc and family, returned to her
home at Redville, Nebraska. Friday
morning. Miss Carpenter plans on
teaching school in Nebraska this
fall. IAN
Mr.. John Rupp, who has been
; spending several months at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Claus GARNER
and family at Clearbrook. Mimi, re-
turned home the latter part Of tho
week.
Mr.. B. +. Flanagan, well known
capital city business man, was u call
err ut the Richard Borncr hom'
Wednesday afternoon.
t Mr.. Fred Hernbloom and daughter
Miss Mildred Hcrnbloom, spent sew
y cral days in Bismarck the past wccl
I with Mrs. Hcrnbloom, who under
= went serious operation Frlda.
: morning.
: Mrs. George Ward has returned
h from "A pleasant visit in Dr'sro'
. where she was guest at the hom
of her son Hubert Ward, and family
J. T.. Fcvold. local banker. WI
transacting business in tho cap'ta
city Friday afternoon.
George Clcmmas. who lives nca
Y Wcdora was visiting at the home
of friends and selling cvcrGrcc
,c trees which he found in the ia
~ Lands. lie returned home the Ia;
~ cr the week having disposed OF h
=. entire shipment.
w MIR. aud Mrs. u. G.. His.in5 al,
-. family were visitors at the klcha'
=. Bonner home Wednesday evening.
20 Mrs. George Drallc and daughtc
Elsie. aud son were dinner cues
NJ the home Of Mrs. John Hncha
Friday. Mrs. Drallc and family j.!
in Bismarck. They also visited WI
Mrs. Florence Borncr while in tn
district.
VI Mrs. Cleo Sparks and party
friends motorcd out from BlSmar
If Friday evening aud called at t
~ Richard Dorncr and Arnold Ru
an homes.
IN Mrs. ". G.. Gcrkc and sister. NJ
~, John Lcnihan, were Friday event
'e visitors at tho ". &. Higgins hon
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Borncr
Fred Hogue and Willie Grcenhe
we're Sunday supper guests ut I
Richard Borner home.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas earring a
Is Misses Frances aud Dora ThompS
Of the Mckenzie district visited
- town Sunday evening Gu route no
w. from n several days fishing exc
10. sion at Painted Woods lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
Minnesota Man
Is Governor Of
Virgin Islands

Swampacott. Mass. Aug. G.---tAD--
Captain Martin Trench. y. 5. Navy,
originally from Denuison, Mimi, to-
day was appointed governor Of the
Virgin islands.
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GOLD FISH ARE ACTORS

birmingham. England - Two
gold fish are the stars OF show
here. In a large bowl they perform
all kinds Of tricks. So far the'l
stunts have been success at lot
performances.
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Tot, late 10 Classify

FOR RENT-A sleeping room in
modern home. 62lCth, St. Phone
89lW. S-G-3t
FOR SALF.-Recd baby carriage.
Large and roomy. Practically new.
1921 or Phone 1865. 1851
WANTED A Competent maid for
general ,housework. Phone 9U2 or
call at 500 Ave. B.
S-6-1wk
FOR RENT-Tour room apartment.
Person Court. $40 Ave. A.
8-G-3t
FOR SALE-Ford touring car fully
equipped. 4l6 9th St. >.
WANTED-Man we'll established in
this community to be our repre-
sentative and take care OF our
"wholesale to consumer" trade:
Must be Of good standing here and
hard worker. Write today. Man
haitian Wooden Mills, Duluth, Min
n.sota 8-6.1t
FOR SALE-Thoroughb Suit
Pups. Phone SOON. S-6-Ss
ri - e -
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foreign cnbassicss and ,egation.,, / !
planning sort Of travelling cheka
which viii travel over the W0f'n
and check up on tho diplomats.
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Hatbinp suits. swimming pool &C. 90
T.. G.. Sicklcs, services ....., 81. ~
+. H. Carpenter, street de-
partmcnt ................ l1.15
T.. n. Carpenter, street de-
partment .......... 30. Ii
F. II CARPENTER. services 10 90
Otto Dirlam. services 6. rs
J. o. Fredericks. poor relief. 30. 50
Northwestern Bell Telephone
co. 4 80
Northwestern Bell Telephone 7.75
A. w. Ecklund. city bacteri- !
olog!st. expenses ......... IL. ~
Jones, Webb Co., groceries,
poor relief ............ 80. 90
Waterworks payroll ... 81 50
Suzanne Bccknell, poor re-
lief .. 100
Joe katZ, sprinkling streets. 81 80
Standard Oil Co., car engine
Oil .............,.. ...... go 20
Freight on car of oil ...... 372 90
Public library ....... 4 so
Council room " 90
Detention Hospital ........ 1 ,25
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co. 7.O5
Burroughs Adding Machine 90
Bismarck Motor Co., gasoline % GO
G.. E. Peterson ............. It's
VIM. Eberling. police officer 80 90
VIM. Eberling, use of auto. 10 90
Paul Pecht ................ 81 90
VIM. Franklin .......... 30. 90
VIM. Franklin, use of auto. 100
, Taxi, police use ..... 20
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American Association
- = -
GAMES TODAY


st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia. 3
Chicago at BOSTON.
Detroit at New York.
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TO CHECK on DIPLOMATS
Lcningrad - The soviet govern
mcnt. dissatisfied with some OF It's
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
American ASSOciat ion
Results Yesterday

National League
Chicago 7: Philadelphia Il.
st. Louis !. Boston.
Other games postponed, rain.
American League
rhIadclphin-C cleveland not schcdu'
cd.
other games postponed, rain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06

Tom Mix in Zane Grey's
great novel. Capitol Theatre.
commencing tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06
National League

National League
30 ton at st. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
New York ut Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pitt burg.
American ASSOciat ion
Milwnukcr a.. Huntsville.
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
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American Association

Columbus .; st. Paul ! tcallcd end
Of fifth. rain).
Louisville I: Milwaukee ).
Minneapolis 10; Toledo ).
indianapolis Kansas City > GO
innings).
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Cantilevers for Sick Feet,
A. w. Lucas Co.
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FOR RENT-Tour room apartment.
Person Court. $40 Ave. A.
2.c n
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FOR SALE.-Recd baby carriage
Large and roomy. Practically new
7Iy~9th or Phone 1863 1851
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-06

FOR SALE-Ford touring car fully
equipped 4l6 9th St. :.
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News of Our
Neighb0rs
BALDWIN

BALDWIN
Two brothers Of Charles Blcckrcid.
who have been visiting here for
some time, have returned to their
home at Cleveland, Ohio. Percy
Freeman accompanied them as far
AS Fargo, remaining in that city
to attend the fair and look after
business affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
SOUTH GARDINER

Mrs. w. Blair has returned to her
home after an extended visit in Wor-
cester. Mass, where she was guest OF
her sister.
Mrs. L. Heath is visiting in Gar
diner her daughter, Mrs. e. Croker,
of East Pittston, who is stopping at
Wallace Tarbox's home.
Mrs. Ida Pitts is very sick at her
home.
Miss E. Purdy Of Gardiner was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robbins,
Saturday.
Kenneth Preble has returned from
Boothbay where he has been en-
ployed.
Mrs. w. Matzler is improving, but
is still confined to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swap are now living
in Bangor. They are both attending
Bangor Theological Seminary. Mr..
Swapp is to continue as pastor OF the
church. coming down every Saturday.
Several folks attended the wedding
of Miss Reita Anthony and Carl
Ames, at Shawmut Sunday. Mrs.
F. H. Fogg, H. E. Harlow and family.
F. Rowe and family were present
from South Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
Work on Highway
CONTINUED from Page One

fee of the State treasurer at Au-
gusta. in equal annual installments
Of $4,000.
An order Yves passed authorizing
the State treasurer to issue State of
Maine serial highway and bridge
bonds in the aggregate principal
amount Of $242, 900, bearing date of
Nov. /, 1925. This issue shall be turn
ed over to the Farms Lands Loan
Commission to take the place of the
enterum certificate for like amount
of bonds issue under the authority
of Chapter 215 of the public laws of
1925.
An order was passed instructing
the attorney general to bring suit
against William Small of Portland
for an injury inflicted upon Charles
Meserve, an employee of the State
highway commission. hit by an auto
mobile driven by Mr.. Small Nov. 8,
1924.
An order passed authorizing the
State highway commission to spend
in making preliminary borings and
for engineering expenses on account
of the Kennebec bridge between
Bath and Woolwich approximately
$780, 900 and that the same be charged
to the Bridge Loan Fund pending
the issuance of Kennebec Bridge
Loan Bonds.
The next session of the Governor
and Council will be held Tuesday,
October 6, at 10 A. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
Capacity House Sees
Carleton Players
In Drama "The Game"

Capacity houses continue to greet
the Henry Carleton Players in their
various appearances in this city and
Monday night proved no exception
when the strong drama THE Game"
was presented by the company.
Politics of a decade ago f1guered
prominently in tho plot, with Henry
Carleton in the leading role, that Of
Tim Mayo, mayor Of Goldland, and a
candidate for senator. The efforts of
the opposition to prevent his ,nomi-
nation are frustrated in such a man.
ner as to provide a drama with a live
plot. and one that has a message of
vital importance to all IN it's develop
ment. Miss Peggy Martin is seen as
Nellie, the mayors daughter, who is
unaware of the existence of her mo-
Their, whom she supposes dead, and
reveres her memory. This extreme
ly difficult dramatic role is superbly
interpreted by Miss Vivian Mayo.
The love interest is introduced by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
10 Percent Wage Slash
Arouses Shoe Workers

Labor difficulties have arisen at
the local plant of the Commonwealth
Shoe and Leather Company as the
result of ten per cent cut in the
wages of the cutters. When the
employees of the cutting room re-
turned to work Monday morning af-
ter the room had been down for
stock taking they found notice
posted to the effect that ten per
cent cut was effective. Several
meetings were held during the day.
and the Whitman. Mass, office noti-
fed. However, an agreement could
not be reached, and mass meeting
of all the employees of the factory
will be held at Z o'clock this evening
at the City Building at which time
it is hoped that a settlement may be
made.