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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08

The State Trust Company was
organized less than nineteen years
ago. but it has enjoyed the service
and expert financial advice of the
leading financiers and business men
of Augusta and vicinity, so that in
the comparatively shmt time this
State Trust has gone away towards
the head among banking organiza-
tons of the State. Though con-
sentative, where safety itself is con-
cerned, this Company mas modernized
it's methods in promoting habits of
thrift and inducing the opening of
various sorts of accounts, which an
all-round Trust Company handles in
these days. A recent statement of
this Company shows the following
impressive figures:
Capital ............. $100,00000
Surplus ............ 100000
Undivided Profits -. 101,2G1.20
Saving Deposits 80. 2,665,30S.6l
Demand Deposits :. 6S,53S69
Total Resources ~. 4,407,663.95
The Savings Department pays 4
per cent per Annum and this branch
of the business alone, is equal to that
of many leading Savings Banks. The
hundreds of checking depositors get
through this Company the very best
The Company's publicity matter is
prepared with great care and as pub
lished in the newspapers, accom-
plishes the specific things which are
in mind in the official planning.
Many small businesses have be-
come strong and enduring through
the sage advice and financial aid eX-
tended by this Company. consistent
, with the principles of Bank manage
ment in the United States.
The Bank clientele are to be found
in practically every city and town in
the State of Maine
Deposits and payments can be
made through the mail TO their entire
safety and satisfaction.
Owing to their increased business,
the STATE TRUST COMPANY are
compelled to enlarge their quarters
and are now remodelling the adjoin-
ing building, which when opened will
enable this Bank to take better care
of their customers. The great safe
deposit vault was built under the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
ARSENAL ST. GARAGE
j. w. Jandro, Prop.
D Arsenal ST., Augusta

~, ~ OF the oldest garages and re-
a. snops in Maine distinguishes the
~. st. Garage which for the
~. year has been under the man
,ssslnt OF Mr.. Jandro who has IL
81 auto experience.
~. Y. s. Wrecking System, any
~ any time, concisely expresses
-, 1tent of their service to the
ss.r, 9! cars. 1t is also an A. L. "A.
a. station offering night and
mscsssvlce and employs four skilled
mr.. ian yandro is agent for the Con-
dur,s AEes, made of dense and en-
bns - rubber compound which COM
ohomy with great tractive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08

power. Those who run Ford and
Chevrolet cars find here large stock
of parts. supplying any immediate
need and avoiding delay. They also
find at this garage gasoline oils ana
greases Of the highest grades.
He is also agent for the Master
piece Radio. By installing one OF
these in your home you are In touch
with the big things of the day-news,
sporting news, fine classical music,
operas, sermons and bedtime stor-
les for the Riddles.
To meet the growing demands OF
his large number Of patrons, Mr..
Jandro is planning a large addition,
as he has outgrown his present ca
pacity of two floors.
Mr.. Jandro is an Augusta man,
member Of X. of c. and Guard IN
n. z. o. p.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
EIEIELD BROS. co,
Augusta

The leading Automobile Accessory
Store in Central Maine is F'ifield' S
opposite the depot Here, almost
every conceivable thing associated
with the motor car is 70 be found.
Founded in 1895. by Irving and
Walter Fifield, as a machine shop
busiNess, it has kept apace with the
times, growing from the bicycle stage
and horseless carriage years to a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
AiSS EVELYN C. SHUTE
Undressing ParIOr
water ST., Augusta \

lnssS Shute has won for herself
IN y me past three years she has
en,ssaged in business in Augusta,
eispeetation for her thorough and eff
d YORK. Every part Of the work
trim Is done. Chiropody, Mani
ma ana Hair Dyeing. Her treat
hhnr tne scalp has brought many
~ ne 70 her door. Her hair dress
- - style all its own and she
~ s marcel and Permanent wav-
hm.tSne has every appliance that
ds6irsv for efficient service in
Z "a IN me Violet Ray, Electric Curl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08

plant now serving the motoring pub
lie of Maine, through it's wholesale
and retail departments.
Fifield Bros. Co. travel men over a
wide territory and maintain a store
force of ten of more. Besides the
regular line of Automobile access
sories, there is also a full equipment
of Auto Camping merchandise, and in
winter all sorts of winter sport goods
and radio sets and parts. Tydol gas
olne and Norwalk tires are distrib-
uted by them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08

was leased to the city for 30 years
This lease has 20 more years to run
The basement contains the police
headq uartefS. the lookup, the
municipal court room and the arm
DRY of Co. +, 103d Infantry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
History of Augusta Continued
Continued from Page s.

Continued from Page s.
process of construction by freshet
in June. 1917. The Kennebec was
bridged at Gardiner in 1853, after a
determined fight against it's charter
had been made in the Legislature.
The Williams Homestead
Still standing and in a good state
Of repair is the historic mansion
called the Williams Homestead on
the corner of Stone and Bangor
streets. The house was built in the
first decade of the 10Th century by
Colonel Arthur Lithgow, then sheriff
of kennebec county. who sold it a
few years later to Hon. Reuel Will
liams, for half a century one of the
leading men of the city and state.
The back of the house is toward
the street, and the story goes that
the builder did this as the result of
a quarrel with Judge Cony, who had
built brick house on the opposite
side of the street. 1t was in this
house that President Polk stayed
when he visited Augusta in 1S4I and
was entertained by Mr.. Williams.
Here Reuel Williams lived through
his life and here he died, July %,
1862, at the age of 70 years.
Augusta City Hall
Within a stones throw of historic
Fort Western stands Augustus City
Hall. In 1895, when the city was
crowded close upon its bonded debt
limit and when the need for city
building was becoming more i'm
perative, number of citizens came
forward and furnished the funds.
The structure was built by the
Augusta City Building Co. at a cost
of about $4,000 and the building
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
Augusta General Hospital

An act of incorporation on April
20 1891, first brought the Augusta
General Hospital into being. The
charter was granted at that time,
Lut it was not until January two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
STATE TRUST COMPANY

Has Been n Power of Good to the
Business Interests OF Augusta and
Vicinity-Splendid Banking Quar-
tiers on Water st. Total Assets
S4.1G5, 630.32. President. Percy v.
Hill, Treasurer. George G. Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08

THE VICKERY AND HILL
/, PUBLISHING COMPANY
Publishers or The American Needle
woman, Good Stories, Hearth
& Home
THE NEEDLECRAFT PUBLISH.
ING COMPANY
Publishers u: Needlecraft Magazine
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
Los TRIUNFOS DEL BOXEA-
DOR ARGENTINE GOMEZ

NEW YORK, mayo 10. Omitted
Press lei boxeador argentine
Gomez, qnien Sc ha apuntado no
pocos triunfos ultimamente en- los
Estados Unidos, ha embarcado en-
e dfa de hoy, acompanado por el
) boxeador uruguayo Rodriguez,
quien tambien goza va de envi-
diable cartel en- el campo profe-
.sional. Ambos boxeadores embar-
caron a bordo del American Le-
gion", y fueron despedidos en- Ell
lnuelle por una multitud de en-
tusiastas argentinos Y surameri-
canos. Los fot6grafos tomaron nu-
merosas vistas de la multitud Y de
los boxeadores.
Gomez, a quien va Sc enpieza
4 considerar sacramento como un
future campeon, al ser entrevis-
tado por un reporter de la United
Press, Sc expreso en- estos termi-
nos: ''P Z " 81 'l
mos sentimos felices, y es ma
tural, al. yolyer, al hogar, tras va
rios. rqqesses de ausencia.r No. obs
tante, nos sentinios nuy satisfe-
chos de la excelente acogida que
nos ha hecho este pals, y de las
,oportunidades que Sc nos. han brin-
.dado para. aBrirp9s paso n en- el
campo del boxeo, Volyeremos el
pr6ximo ano, " para entonces es-
peramos sestar en- condiciones de
hacer meier exhibici6n. Esperamos
encontrarnos en- elring con nume-
rosos amerieanos canadienses,
pues va tenemos varios centratos
en- perspective" m
Gomez triunfo en- su dltimo en-
cuentro con gran facilidad, po-
niendo X. o. a su adversario en-
el primer round, cosa que el p1-
blico no esperaba. Ell bpxeador
Gomez empieza ser va uno de
los favoritos del publico, especial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11


namericanos. ST no tienen licencia,
Sc les dara IN pIazo de 4 meses
para que Sc provean de la misma.
mediante Ia consiguiente practica.
En- esta forma Sc cree que los la
zos deportives con la America del
Sur Sc hagan mas estrechos. Ade-
mas, Sc cree que este sirva de incen
two a los boxeadores panamerica-
nos, quienes tendran todas las faci-
iidades para abrirse paso en- los Els
tades Tnfdos, conQuistar gloria
Y fortuna en- el campo professional.
Las lltfmas disposiciones de la Co
mission de Boxeo han sido favora-
blemente acogidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
Ell GoBIERNo FRANCES DIS
PUEsTo A DoMINAR LA sITUA
UIoE EN- MAREUECos

PARIS, mayo 10. (United Press.)
lei jefe del gobierno, M. Painleve,
ha hecho pdblico que el gabinete ha
adoptado todas las medidas peril
nentes tendencies a dominar la situa-
ci6n en- Marruecos y a pacificar a
los rebeldes moros que al parecer
estan dispuestos a initar los mo-
radores del Marruecos espaiol.
81 es necesario y la situaci6n en-
el frents Sc agrava, Sc enviaran
poderosos refuerzos que asegurer
una victoria decisiya a la mayor
brevedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
FL FMBAjAD0R RUSO EN AIEJIO0 SEVA DEP0R-
|TADO 81 FL RESUL TADO DE CIERTA lNVESTl-
6ACI0A NO lie FAN0REOE
Los socasas aeanes han peddo que Sc ane eIecci6n del
Masca Hndenbrg La S0Icitud a sido denegada H nevO Nj
so de Hacienda frances Nj CaiaK esta dispuest0 equ
brar e preSupueStO

cionales por valor de tres naillo-
anes de frances. Como primera
proHidenciay espera obtener algun
dinero provisional, aIredor de me-
'dio lnilldn, imponieado ciertas
contfibueiones sespeciales sobre el
tabaco v otros productos.
Ell Ministro de Hacienda esta
siguiendo al pie de la letra al
gunos de los planes esbozados en-
el plan Dawes, y espera triun-
far, consiguiendo normalizar la
situacion, salgo en- que han fra
casado ruidosamente todos los
que hasta ahora 10 han intentado
con mas 0 menos fortuna.
FL porvenir de Caillaux Y ssu
prestigio poIftico, que tanto su-
friera durante los dias de la que
ira, dependen de como pueda sa-
lir del paso en- esta OCCASION. Y
81 consigue .el triunfo, 1es induda-
bic que su posicioh spolitica que
dara consolidate por mucho tiem7
po. -n
Toda "a nacion francesas sigue
de, cerea los aprocedimientos que
esta poniendo en- practica Caillaux,
quien Sc ha convertible en- el hopl-
bre del dia, a pesar de que hace
varies rneses era solo un spobre
desterrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

mente de la colonia latina, Y ses
indudable que lie espera un bri-
llante' porvehir, ST sigue dando
muestras de la acometividad y
entusiasmo que hasta ahora l1a
denaostrado en- sJs encuentros con
distintos boxeadores americanoss
algunos de los cuales gozaban de
un envfdiable cartel.
Los itriunfos de Gomez han he
cho que los proh1otores empiecen
va a pensar en- el seriamente para
encuentros de mayor irnportancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
MUsSOLINI, MINIsTRO
DE MARINA INFERNO

ROMA, mayo 10. Omitted Press J
-El jefe de gobierno itahano, M
Mussolini, ha tornado juramento CO.
mo Ministro de Marina interino, en-
10 que Sc piensa y Sc busca con ma.
yor detenimiento, eli candidate que
haya de ocupar ese cargo, que tan
ia responsabilidad implica en- estos
lnomentos de exaltaci6n politica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

LA VIDA DEL CAMPEoN MUM
DIAL DE PESO COMPLETE,
JACK DEMPSEY
Ell IDOLo DE LAS MUJERES.-
oEs MAS FAMOso QUE CooLIG-
GE? sU TRABAJO COMO AUToR
DE CINE SU VIDA DE
Millionaire
POr ". B. sEABRooK
BUENAs cosTUMBREs


Jack Dempsey, un hombre. que ha
llcgado a ser Ell rey del deporte que
,nuchos consideraban como Ell mas
dificiI, es IN hombre que no fuma, !
mo toma, no maldice, no juega.
Esto no es un reclamo. Es La pura
verdad. Y hay algo mas todavia, tai
vez mas sorprendente.
Jack Dempsey, ell "tigre'', Ell
'matador'', el que naci6 "pelea-
dor'', Ell pugilista campe6n mundial
de peso complete, Ell s'hombre ru-
do" que puede veneer al mundo con
sus punos, no lie ha pegado janas
a un hombre, fuera del ring, desde
que Sc hizo campe6n.
Nunca Sc ha visto mezclado en-
una pelea en- un cafe de mejor o
| peor reputation. nunca Sc ha lido del
! SECURE, no obstante haber sido victi-
ma de algunas muy marcadas pro-
/ vocaciones. Hubo una noche en- Ell
'sBarra Americana de Paris, en- la
i cue Jack necesit6 elsmas grande con
troll sobre ST mismo, cuando varios
Ehombres trataron de pegarle = al
gnlio lego hacerlo, sin que clean
peon ccntestara, roreue pens6 que
no hubiera sido justo. sobre este in
! cldente, el mismo les hara Ell rela-
1 to mas adelante.
FL hecho de que Dempsey, con
sus grandes exitos en- la vida no
haya perdido la modestia, es tan sor
rrendente, como Ell de que con tan
tos combates en- el ring conserve la
/ perfection de sus orejas.
Jack ha sido objeto de marcadas
atenciones sociales, no solo por par
te de las mujeres, sino de hombres
prominentes, que hubieran hecho
perder la cabeza y la modestia a
mlchos sefiores tai vez mejor prepa-
sados que Ell para estas cosas. Denp-
] sey ha s1onchado mas de una
.yez con Sir Thomas Upton en- su
clnb, uno de los mas exclusivistas oe
Montreal m srgf y. sse I,
i iHa .pasado nuchos finales de Sc.
Eirasnas en- Ia casa camrestre de los
vauolains, Ell jefe de cnya familia
i es el, multimillonario Presidente de
/ Ia Baldwin Locomotive Works, cer-
ca de Philadelphia. ALI ha. alterna
do Dempsey con el Juez Gary, y ha
iugado al golf con Mr. schwab Y
otros famosos financieros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

Press) LA direction del Museo
del Prado acaba' de adquirir por
compra el cuadro "Manana en-
los Andes" del famoso pintor CHI
leno Valenzuela. Ha causado ex-
ceIente impression en- Ia opinion
publica tan valiosa adquisici6n
que habla muy en- favor del gusto
artistico de los se1ores directories
del Mpseo del Prado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
Los sOCEALISTAIS ALEMANES
sOLIcITAN QUE Sc ANULE LA
ELEGCIoN DEL AEARIscAL
HINDENBURG

BERLIN, mayo 10. Omitted
Press Los socialistas alemanes
han demandado de la Junta Inves-
tigadora que Sc proceda a anular
Ia eIeccfOn del Mariscal Hndenburg
para Ia presidencia de La Repnblica.
La solicitud de los socialistas ha
sido ldenegada inmediataments
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

Ciudad de Mejico, mayo 10,
Omitted Press LOS altos oficia-
les de la Union del Trabajo Me-
jicano solicitaran la deportation
Immediate del embajador ruso
Pestkovsky. 81 de Ia investigation
que actualmente Sc sesta llevande
a cabo Sc cornprueba Que las re-
cientes actividades de- earacter
anarauista Sc originaron EN- la en-
5ajada rusa de esta cfudad.' Estai
demanda tendrla mayor autori-
dad, procediendo de una organi-
zacion del trabajo.
Mucho Sc teme que este asunto
pueda dar margen a serias diff
cultades entire los gobiernos me-
jicano y rIlso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
Ell cosMePoLITA

Entire sus amigos y conocidos-
aigunos de los primeros son inti-
mos-se cuentap famOsisimOs hOm-
bres y mujeres, no solamente aficio-
nados los sports 0 celebridades de
Broadway, sino tambien grandes y
casi grandes figuras del mundo, en-
distintas actividades.
Dempsey has alternado, lonchando,
tomando te, jugando al golf y con
fContinna en- la nag. 6,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
,sNUEyAs DIsPosICIONES DE.
TIA COMTSION DE BoxEo DEL


Elf \ ESTADO DE NEW YORK
NEW YORK, mayo 10. Omitted
4Press) .-La Comisi6n de Boxeo del
estado de New York ha dictado nue.
vas disposicfones, reglamentando la
entrada a los Estados Unidos dc
los boxeadores sudamericanos. De
-ahora en- sadelante, todo boxeador
sudamericailo que desee entrar a la
nacfon aebera presentar sus papeles
que le acrediten como tai, Y ade-
mas una hcencia, debidamente ex-
pedida por la Comision de Boxeo
de su respective lpafs. Esta dispo-
sici6n Sc aplicara tambien los pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
UNA luNTA INVESTIGATORS

Washington, mayo 10. Omitted.
Press) -. Sc sha nombrado una
Junta Investigators, irtegrada
por tres ofciales del ejercito ame-
ricano, para que determinen tan
pronto como sea possible las eau
sas que han motivado eI accidehte
bordo del barco americana
Norman. Esta Junta esta lla-
mada depnrar responsibilities
y a determinar ciencia cierta
quienes son los culpables de 10
ocurrido. Este asunto ha des-
pertado interes general, y Sc es-
y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
.UN DEsAFIO DE FOOT BALL
QUE RESULTA EMPATADO


Munich, mayo 10. Omitted
Press Numeroso pdblico asis-
ito al renido desaffo de football
entire las aguerridas novenas' AR
gentiua7 " Munich. La prime
ra de estas novenas ha venidos ex-
presando para celebrar una se-
RE de juegos que resuItaran muy
ipteresantes y que constituiran la
attraction principal de la tempo
rada deportiya. Ell degafio de aver
resulto interesantisiIno, 10 que Sc
comprendera cuando Sc conozca el
score final 20 sea uno a uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

LOS CAszI1os 41AEcca ocIfo
ISShs No Marcia
DAsl1O araenlo caben
sin
Ia frma
osl qpaso Puerto RI 1s2
Q i 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

pera con ansiedad el fallo de Ia
sJunta fnvestfgadora. 'f
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
.GAILLAUX EN- LA BRECHA.
-ESTA DIsPUESTO A EQUI-
S sLIBRAR Ell. PRESuPUESTO

sat Paris, mayo 10 Omitted Press).
Caillarx, nuevo Ministros de TIa-
cienda frances, esta .decidido a
lequilibrar toda costa, " sin per-
donar esfuerzos, el presupueste
nacional, algo que ha constitufdo
ls pesadilla de todos los Minis
tros de Hacienda durante estos
ditimos tiennpos.
Caillaux ha manifestado que ne
cesita levantar contribuciones adj
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

ADQUISICION DE Jun
CUADRoe vALI0SO
MADRID, mayo 10. Omitted
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-29

city, to take a free round trip ex-
cursion over the line. OF course they
all accepted and the unanimous YER
dict was that a more delightful and
interesting ride was never enjoyed in
the beautiful city.
The present southern terminus Of
the road-near the center Of the Cap
itol Hill additions an elevated pla-
teau, about Is feet above the level Of
Main street. It commands an excel
lent view Of the entire city and the
adjacent farms and country residences
for miles in all directions, together
with the surrounding mountains in
the distance, ~affording at once an ex-
~tensive landscape picture OF unex-
celled beauty, magnificent grandeur
and charming loveliness. If all the
citizens Of Montana could be cOngre-
gated at once on this charming ele-
walton, especially at this season Of
the year, there would be no further
contest about the future location OIL
the capital.
The electric street car has come t.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-29
CROP N
PROSPECTS GOOD

N. M. Ferguson, whose excellent
grain and stock farm is located near
Middle creek, a few miles northwest
Of BOzeman, was in. the city on Tues
day. From him we learn that crops
generally in his vicinity, although per-
haps a trifle late, in comparison with
other very favorable seasons, are
nevertheless looking remarkably well
and give promise Of yielding, at least,
an average harvest.
Referring to the difficulties the
farmers in the n~eighborhoOd have ex-
~perienced in former years, by the
scarcity of water, for irrigation, Mr..
Ferguson says that the Excelsior
canal, constructed two years ago, by
the combined efforts Of the farmers.
completely fills the bill, and that the
burnt district Of a few years age
is a thing Of the past. Those inter
ested in the Excelsior canal have suf-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-29
A BOHEMIAN HOME
AND APPLE III

It is enough to make a man CT or
binary observation extremely tired TO
hear SO many persons constantly as
sorting that Gallatin valley is not
adapted to the growth and maturity
Of fruit, when almost every expert
ment in that direction, especially OF
late years, has been attended with
such gratifying results. We were
forcibly impressed with the foregoing
thought on Wednesday of this week,
when by invitation we were afforded
the pleasure of inspecting Hon. c. P.
Blakeley's thrifty little orchard, sur
rounding his coy residence, on South
Bozeman street. Mr.. Blakeley has
about 10 apple trees, embracing sew
eral choice varieties, most of when
have been in prolific bearing for sew
eral years, and this year they are lit
orally loaded down with thrifty, beau
tiful young fruit-sOme of the twigs
supporting as many as 80 to 90 half
grown apples. Altogether they pre-
sent a very handsome appearance and
add greatly to the attractiveness Of
the place. The apple trees are on the
north side Of the residence, while on
the south side there are three Si
berian crabapple trees, also in good
bearing, and from which Mr.. Blake
ley says he picked seven bushels OF
fruit in one season.
AS to how a comparatively small
parcel of ground may be economically
utilized and made attractive, as vel
as profitable, Mr.. Blakeley's homr
furnishes a suggestive illustration
: The entire enclosure measures onl!
D about 100 by $50 feet, yet it contain
a quite a commOdious residence, a me
dunn sized barn and small yard 70
horse and COW, the fruit orchard men
toned above, a grass lawn, flowe
beds, several shade trees, and in tn
rear of the residence a thrifty an
D fair sized garden; to say nothing {
the cultivated and thrifty hop WIN
t that shades the afternoon sun frol
r the kitchen porch and western VIII
dow.
= BOzeman, no doubt, contains man
residences more p~retentious, elabOral
and apparently as attractive, but fey
h perhaps, where neatness and cOmfo-
e are so happily blended with such pra.
Il tical designs and profitable result
+ as the coy residence enclosure Of OIL
old-time friend and resident, "Cha
,e lie" Blakeley.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-29
HAVE A TIME OF IT TO
KEEP THE BOYS STRAIGHT

Some persons have said that the
reason the Bozeman baseball team
did not win in its contest with Phil
lipsburg was that some Of the mem
bers had too much of an ooh, be JOY
full" time the night before. We are
informed that two members were
fined $50 each by the local manage
ment for not being in proper condi-
ton, ETC., and that an attempt viii De
made to hold them down to business
hereafter. Missoula seems to be hav-
ing a little experience OF the same
kind and has passed a rule that al
baseball players must be in bed py
10 o'clock p. m.