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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
HALLOWELL HIGH
GIRLS WIN GAME
SECONDS LOSE
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

especial to kenneDec JourIlal)
Hallowell, Jan. 9.-The Hallowell
High girls opened their basketball
season here tonight by defeating
Lawrence High of Fairfield 16 to 4
in one of the cleanest games ever
played on the home floor. A true
spirit OF craftsmanship pervaded
throughout the game and both teams
were satisfied with the officiating.
The home team showed that they
were under careful training and
coaching and it reflects great credit
to Mrs. Blaisdell.
At the start, the team was deter
mined to win and would do their
lest to hold the visitors. The WIS.,
tors scored only twice, once in the
first half and once in the last.
Miss Nutting played well as for
ward, netting four baskets, and Miss
Dawbin also worked well here. The
work of the guards was especially
good and the ball was IN Hallowell
territory most of the time. Both
teams were about equal in strength
In the second game the Gardiner
End team barely defeated the local
End team in a very close game, the
final count being 16 to IA. A great
difficulty Of both teams was to locate
the basket.
The game was frequently inter
rupted by the whistle, Gardiner get
ting half of their score on fouls
Marson and Bernard starred 70,
Gardiner, while Carbino and Chur h
played the best for Hallowell.
Tho crproc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10

Score Dexter 80, Livermml
%.
Goals from floor: Gilman
Smith z. Films 8. Pease, Bud
Macomber 2, Hebert 2, Boyle
all 2.
Goals from fouls: Hebert Il
Sewall.
Referee, Shields; time 1 lti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10

oNOlCS'
HALLOWELL LAWRENCE
II. S. III. s.
Nutting HatcIi
u. Dowbin lf..........rb D. Cartes
Lorette
l.. DoWbin c...........c W neeiock
V. Garter SC. ..... .....sc II. b!ei
Fish rD. ........... III FeSlet
Carbino Id. ..rf Hatcn
NJ. Dyer
Score-Hallowel 1G4 Lawrence 4
goals from floor Nutting 4: d. Daw-
bin .; Hamilton. Lerette, Feyler. NJ.
Dyer. Referee Talbot. Timer. Gil
patrick. Time 4-S-min. per. Attend
ance 200.
GARDINER 2nd IiALLOWELL End
Marson RI .lb Boothby
Phillips
Hazard If .............rb Carbino
X. Johnson
Davidson .............c Church
Carbino
Bernard RIB ................l If Gum
Berry lib ..rf Arata
Scorc-Gardiner ond 16: Hallowall
IA. Goals from floor Marson >. Ber-
nard >. Hazard. Phillips, Arata.
Gum, Church, Carbino .: goals from
foul. Marson >. Hazard .. Carbino
>. Referee Talbot. Cmpires Arata,
Gum. Scorer Weston. Timer Gill
patrick. Time 40 min. per. Attend
ancc 200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
Dexter Quintet
Adds Another Win
Friday, Score 3O,N

Especial to the Kenncbec "a
Dexter, Jan. 9-In a fast d,
tonight, N. H. Fay high defetj
ermore Falls high school on h
hall floor by the score q
Captain Smith and Elms Va
for Dexter while Boyle sna]
excelled for Livermore FAB
Summary:
DE,yTEP TJXyEp1snnu
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Dollars ($25, ,000.00) has been bona
fide subscribed and actually paid up
in lawful money of the United States
and is in the custody of the persons
hereinafter named as the first Board
of Directors; the remainder thereof is
treasury stock
The name and places of residence of
the shareholders, and the number of
shares subscribed by each are as fol-
lows;
Name Residence Shares
Arthur L. Cook, Ottawa, Kansas, 109
shares.
Robert E. O'Brien, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, 109 shares.
Luke W.. O'Bmen, Kansas City, Mis-
souri, 5 shares.
Sheba M. O'Brien, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, 10 shares.
Miles T. Babb, Kansas City, Missouri,
Shares.
Sarah Fl. Cook, Ottawa, Kansas, 10
shares.
Edward G. Cone, Ottawa, Kansas, 5
shares.
The Board of Directors of said cor
poration shall consist of five share
holders, and the names of those agreed
upon for the first year are: Arthur L..
Cook, Robert E. O'Brien, Luke W.
O'Brien, Miles t. Babb and Edward
G. Cone. Three residents of Kansas
City, Jackson County, Missouri.
VI
Said corporation shall continue for
term of fifty 500 years.
VII
Said corporation is formed for the
following purposes, namely: To carry
on a general construction, contracting
and engineering business and lines of
business incident and collateral there
to, including construction and building
of railroads, both standard, electrical.
and other; bridges; dykes; dams;
levees; causeways; revetments; sew
ers; reservoirs; buildings of all kinds,
stone work ard brick work of all.
kinds; also excavating of all kinds,
grading, street paving, and other lines
and kinds of contracting and construc-
ton work; to buy, lease, own and sell
such real estate and such PERSONAL
property of all kinds as may be re-
quisite or pertinent to the foregoingl
lines and kinds of business; to borrow.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF COOK-O'BRIEN CONSTRUC-
TION COMPANY. No. 1,224,53O.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS, That the undersigned
citizens and residents of Kansas City,
jackson County, Missouri, and Ottawa,
FRANKLIN County, Kansas, being de-
slrons Of forming a corporation under
the laws of the State of Missouri per-
tanning to and governing manufaetur-
ing and business companies, do here
by associate ourselves together and
enter into the following agreement
and make the following statements for
the purpose of forming such corpora
tion and fundamental thereto:
The name of said corporation shall
be COOK-O'BRIEN CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY.
Said corporation shall be located
and maintain its principal office and
place of business at Kansas City,,
Jackson County, Missouri.
III
The amount of the capital stock Of
said corporation is Fifty Thousand
Dollars ($50, 100000, divided into five
hundred 5000 shares, each of the par
value of One Hundred Dollars (S100.-
00); fifty per centum (50e6) thereof,
to-wit, two hundred and fifty (250)
shares of the par value of One Hum
dred Dollars ($100.00) each, an ag-
gregate of Twenty-Five Thousand
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

in bed and was sound asleep before
the room was dark.
= Charlie Isham wanted to know If
Clarence was talking about himself.
Clarence admitted he was.
"Let's have another coke, on you,"
said Charlie. "You was awful slow
One time when / was feeling good |
knocked on my front door, ran around
through the back door and let myself
in, then ran around to the front door
and went in just in time to smile and
shake hands with myself and wish
myself a Merry Christmas, Happy
New Year and that would get lot
of eggs for Easter"
Walter Garrison tells how when a
meeting of colored people threatened
breaking up because of the ineessant
braying Of mule, and the preacher
asked if anyone in the congregation
couldn't keep dat air mule quiet, one
man suggested the thing to do was
to tie stone to the mules tail
"Bredern an sistern,' the preacher
said. "Let him who is without sin
among you tie de fus' stone.p
or man Nelson Of the Pilkington
Motor Co. was. teaching a fair young
thing how to drive. He showed her
the emergency brake. "You see, it's
put on quickly, in case of an emer-
gency," he explained.
"Oh, yes, something like kimono,"
she thoughtfully replied.
Al Beasley says he and Wash Henry
one time went to a party here and as
There were no 'lectric lights then, an
lit was right dark, each carried Lam
tern. Al says after the party they
each took their lantern an went home,
an mex day the man that done give
the party, he sent boy over to
Wash's house with Wash's lantern
and ,tol' the boy to. please ask Wash
lif Wash would please send back the
parrot cage an parrot he'd taken
away the night afore in mistake for
his lantern.
Keith Warren says that new honey
moon salad-lettuce Nalone-is fine
dope.
Tourist asked Bill Hicklin if Flag
staff is a healthy place to live in. ~
reckon it mus be-" says Bill, "for in
the last ten years we amt been able
to get anyone in our cemetery 'thout
KILN him."
Ed Babbitt says the one thing more
than any other that causes automo-
bile accidents is the nut that holds the
steering wheel.
John, the Times cat, has few more
kittens will be given away to those
who will give them a good home
Ad in Gloucester, Mass, Daily Times.
John must be ambidexterous.
Beautiful large room for refined
gentleman, strictly private; elaborate
ly furnished; reasonable to permanent
party; references exchanged also hot
baths.- .-Ad in St. Louis Post Dispatch.
Since the water shortage we've been
exchanging baths quite lot. Also
postponing EN-.
$25-Lost in 10c store or street;
working girl in May envelope.
.ad in Los Angeles Examiner.
Finder should not open envelope ex-
cept in dark room.
Bre'r Hunter of the Ell Paso Herald
says when a man first buys car he
kids himself that it's time saver;
then he tells himself it's a money
saver; then he just pays the bills and
quits lying about it.
"Say," said George Negray, "if 1
Solution of Puzzle No. 38
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

didn't tell you paid only $35 for this
suit you'd think i paid $50 for, it,
wouldn't you 2" ?".......---.---...s-s..,
i sure would" answered Tommy
Dent, IT you told me over the phone"
Dear Cheerful Chirps:
You may have heard this one, but
will give it to you anyway for what
lit is worth. ~
Two men engaged in heated argu-
ment as to whether or not a word
could be found to rhyme with "Arkan-
saw" The fellow who contended it
could be done asked for days grace
in which to prepare his poem and at
the end Of the time handed in the
following: Z"
There lives a girl in Arkansaw
Who can saw more wood than her
paw can saw; u
Who spends little mon
And has little fun
And can chaw, more terbacker than
her NAV can chaw.
POOR RICHARD
Dear G. c.: Is there any law against
shooting craps ?-S. EVEN.
Ask Jack Fuss; he's the game war
den.
you've got to be careful what you
say tc a girl" remarks Jake Bracker
"Other night | asked one if she
snored an now she keeps asking me
when I'm going to get her the en-
gagement ring"
Mid Arizona's deserts,
Are things for us to frown on,
They grow the finest thistles
That ever | sat down on.
i BILL CADY
Eastern tourist lady overheard Wick
THOMPSON refer to a horse as a
strawberry roam"
my goodness" she exclaimed.
american naturalists are doing won
ders. aren't they? Fancy interbreed-
ing a strawberry and horse"
Johnny Kennedy murmured some
thing about kiss speaking volumes,
and the dear little thing exclaimed
that she thought it would be just too
perfectly gorgeous to start a library.
Woman in to see Justice Of the
Peace Tom Pulliam last week said
she hadn't seen her husband for five
years and she'd Just about concluded
she must have said something to an
noy him.
Jedge Miller says he suttunly en-
joyed that pie at the sociable ontil he
heard the woman who baked 'em say
she got that nice crimp in the aidges
with her store teeth.
Someone asked Sam Proctor Of
Winslow when he was here at the
Normal board meeting what was It's,
population of Winslow.
"Do you mean when I'm at home, or
away? he asked.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18
CROSS WORD PUZZLE NO. 80
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE

TO SOLVE CROSSWORD PUZZLE
n
pen words and h Iy. i'm or
by
No ~ word vh
h.
Ne IN he uses mr.
are In he
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

money, incur indebtedness and to
mortgage and cucumber any and all
property and property interests or
rights Of said company; to issue evi-
licences of Indebtedness and execute
Securities therefor; and to enter into
and execute al manner of contracts,
writings and other instruments rea-
sonably or necessarily incident to said
| lines Of business.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
undersigned do hereunto set their
hands and seals this 17th day of Jan
uary, One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Eighteen.
ARTHUR L. COOK (Seal)
ROBERT +. O'BRIEN (Seal)
LUKE W. O'BRIEN (Seal)
SHEBA NJ. O'BRIEN (SeaD
MILES T. BABB (Seal(
SARAH IL COOK (Seal)
EDWARD G. CONE (Seal)
! State Of Missouri, County of Jack
son, IS:
On this 17th day Of January, 1918,
before me personally appeared Ar
thur L. Cook, Robert E. O'Brien, Luke
w. O'Brien, Sheba NJ. O'Brien, Miles
IT. Babb, Sarah Fl. Cook, Edward G.
Cone, to me personally known to be
the persons described in and who exc
cuted the foregoing instrument and
they did then and there severally and
duly acknowledge that they executed
the same as their free act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / do
hereunto set my hand and seal at my
office in Kansas City, Missouri, the
day and year last above written.
Ny commission expires June 80,
1921. EDITH /. STURMAN,
Notary Public, Jackson County, Mis-
souri.
State of Missouri, County of Jack
son, IS:
Arthur Z. Cook, Robert E. o'Brien,
Luke w. O'Brien, Sheba NJ O'Brien,
Miles T. Babb, Sarah H. Cook, Ed
ward G. Cone, each being severally.
and separately sworn, on oath states
that he has read the above and fore
going articles of incorporation and
that the matters and facts therein set
forth are true.
ARTHUR L. COOK,
ROBERT E. O'BRTEN,
LUKE w. W..OBRIEN.
SHEBA M. O'BRIEN,
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18
(By DELI


David Babbitt Sr. says the most
notable example of eternal love he
ever knew of was that of an Irishman
working for firm of Scotchmen who
wrote to his sweetheart, yours till /
get a raise.
Getting to be nearly the time of
year when the early birds got to
make the fire." mourns Herb Hilkins.
Dom nevah shoot craps wild a col
ohed man, Liza; dahk colohs fade so
easy.
Jim Tillman and Seese Mccormick
were watching the airplanes maneu-
vering at the recent air-meet at
Winslow.
3d." says Seese, "can't that fell
low do some stunts 2"
"He sho' can,o says jim.
30, can't he throw wicked loop 2"
asked Seese.
"He sho' cam"
"Bo, wouldn't you hate to be that
feller up there in that plane?"
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

"Them was the good OF days when
all the women had their way about
was the Kitchen" remarks Ben Doney
mournfully.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

(. "Bo," retorted jim, wouldn't you
hate to be that gfeller up there an not
in that plane -
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Horizontal. Is
Ito mix, as tobacco, coffee, etc.
SO resolve a sentence into its
grammatical elements
11-Section
13-Fines for an offense
14-Article
Ito pacify l7-I.ike
18-International language
20-Gives forth
21-Watering place
22-Slight depression, as from q
blow 24-And so forth
25-In a fit manner
Behring'S up
2S-Distance between a vessels bow
and her anchor
30-Nickname for Isaac
31-Nickname for Nathaniel
32-Proficient 34-Whfrline
36-Persian poet
officiating (abbr)
39--An authoritative sanction
41-Aeriform liquid
42-Overhanging part Of roof
44-American humorist, first name
Petroleum Bin
45-Ths same (abbr.)
46-Lovable
4S--Printing measurs
49-Stringed instrument
51-Consumers
53-Narrow ridge OF glacial deposit
64-Same as horizontal
Solution VIII a
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

State Of Missouri, County of Jack
son. IS:
|, Elihu w. Hayes, Presiding Judge
of the County Court of the County of
Jackson, in the State of Missouri. do
hereby certify that the above named
Charles H. Moore is now, and at the
time of making the foregoing attesta-
ton was, the Recorder of Deeds of
said Jackson County in the State of
Missouri, and the keeper of the rec
ords and office books of said office,
the same being public office not ap-
pertaining to a court.
/ further certify that said office of
Recorder of Deeds is kept in my said
County of Jackson that | am the Pre-
siding Judge of the County Court of
said County, and that the foregoing
attestation of said Charles H. Moore
lis in due form and by the proper Off
GER
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and affix-
ed the official seal of my said Court
this 18th day of April, 1925.
E. w. HAYES, Presiding Judge
State of Missouri, County of Jack
son, SIS:
l, Peter j. Kelly, Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of jackson County aforesaid
of which the above named Elihu w.
Hayes is the Presiding Judge, hereby
certify that said Court is a Court of
Record, that said Elihu w. Hayes
whose name is subscribed to the last
foregoing certificate, was, at the time
of making the said certificate, Presid-
ing Judge of said Court, duly COM
missioned and qualified as. such, and
that am well acquainted with the
handwriting of said Judge and know
his signature to said certificate is
genuine.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, /
have hereunto set my hand and affix-
ed the official seal of said Court
this 18th day of April, 1926.
!. PETER ]. KELLY,
(SEAL)
County Clerk jackson County, Mo.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Vertical.
Ito weave
Person who makes borrowing
possible
S-For example (abbr.)
4-To arrest
6-A distribution, especially or
gifts of charity 6--Places
Beer S-Red Cross (abbr.l }
S-Loop OF iron wire with pointed
ends
1o-Short written composition
12-Appellations
13-Stick dipped with sulphur
i6-Citizen (abbr.)
19-Tribe of American indians
2f-To bear up under
23-One who takes
25-Person OF abnormally small stat
ure 27-Rib6ed material
2s-Some
32-Hero of cycle of romances of
chivalry 33-Strfng of cars
34-Piece of land assigned to a
clergyman
35-Several thicknesses laid over
each other
36-A pointed arch
38--Girl's name 40--Rigid
42--Arabian chieftain
43-A smart blow
46-Beer 47-Greek letter
50-Correct tabbr.)
DISCRIMINATION of hesitation
mr. In nawf f9Sua
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Speed Campbell says the height of
Ifoolishness is dumb girl turning a
deaf ear to a blind date.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

My commission expires June 90,
1921.
Il. So
EDITH l.. STURMAN,
Notary Public, Jackson County, Mis-
souri,.
Filed for record and duly recorded
in my office on this 18th day of jan
uary, A. D., 1918, at o'clock So min
utes p. M.
P. H. BOWLER, Recorder
By j. R. Morrison, Deputy
Recorder of Deeds Certificate
State Of Missouri, County of Jack
son, IS:
/, Charles H. Moore, Recorder of
Deeds of the County of Jackson in the
State of Missouri, aforesaid, do here
by certify that / am the keeper of the
records and office books kept in the
office of Recorder of Deeds of said
County of Jackson, the same being a
public office not appertaining to a
court
l, do further certify that I have
compared the foregoing Articles of
Incorporation with the original re-
corded in the said office of Recorder
of Deeds Of Jackson County, aforesaid
in Book B 1924 at page 573 of the
records of said County, and that the
foregoing is a correct transcript
therefrom, and true copy of the
record of said Articles of Incorpora-
ton, together with the certificates of
acknowledgment thereto, as the same
appear of record in said office of Re-
corder of Deeds
In Witness Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the off
cial seal of said office this 18th day
of April, 1925.
CHARLES H. MOORE,
(SEAL)
Recorder of Deeds, Jackson County,
Missouri.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Dear c. c.: Is there any law against
shooting craps IS. EVEN.
Ask Jack Fuss; he's the game war
den
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Milt Powers says during his last
trip to Los Angeles he heard for the
first time why it is they always have
green lights in front of the police sta
ton. It's because they're Irish club
houses.
"See they're still trying to fly
around the world" says Jimmy jim
Giddings. "Some detourw
Clarence Pulliam had just told how
the fastest man he ever knew was SO
fast that he turned out the light, got
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Mid Arizona's deserts,
Are things for us to frown on,
They grow the finest thistles
That ever | sat down on.
BILL CADY
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

you've got to be careful what you
say tc girl remarks Jake Bracker
"Other night | asked one if she
snored an now she keeps asking me
when I'm going to get her the en-
gagement ring"
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18
THE COCONINO SUN

didn't tell you paid only $35 for this
suit you'd think i paid $50 for, it,
lxsra1,1dntf xro,, 9V
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Dom nevah shoot craps wild a col
ohed man, Liza; dahk colohs fade so
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18
MILES T. BABB,
SARAH Fl. COOK,
EDWARD G. CONF

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of January, 1918.
My commission expires June 80,
1921
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

EDITH l.. STURMAN,
Notary Public, Jackson County, Mis-
souri,.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Filed for record and duly recorded
in my office on this 18th day of Jan
uary, A. D., 1918, at 2 o'clock So min
utes p M.
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

sure would" answered Tommy
Dent, If you told me over the phone" !"
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Bre'r Hunter of the Ell Paso Herald
says when man first buys a car he
kids himself that it's a time saver;
then he tells himself it's a money
saver; then he just pays the bills and
quits lying about it.
"Say," said George Negray, "if /
The Coconino sun., 1925-09-18

Solution VIII appear In next issue.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-18
Fur Prices Soar Away
 Up Since Last Month

Seattle, Wash, Sept, IS Ep-- Prices paid for furs at q two-day auction at the Seattle Fur Exchange, which ended yesterday, were 20 to o5 per cent higher than those of the August sale, J, r, Agnow, manager, announced today. In all 75,00O furs, valued at between $350,O00 and S400,0o0, were offered. Yesterdays offerings of northwestern prime wolf furs brought from sS 10 $1o. Large and extra large beaver pelts sold for an average of $2S to $3o. Muskrat, consisting principally of skins from Alaska, brought an aver age of S1.22.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-18
HARDWARE EXPORT
 INCREASE IN JULY
Locks and Other New Britain
 Products in Demand
BY GEoRGn |. MANNING

(WashIugton Bureau of x, B. Herald)
 Washington, D. c, Sept, 1S.-All classes of locks and builders hard ware were exported in larger quan- titles in July than in June, depart- mcnt of commerce figures show.
 Total exports of such hardware in July totaled SSGG,74l as compared with June exports of $S04S12.
 Exports of padlocks in July to- taled 3G,702 dozen valued at S75,570, while June exports were 27,5SS dozen valued at s544o2. Door locks and lock sets were exported 10 the total of 9,776 dozen valued at s64,- 555, while June figures were 5,690 dozen at s41,995. Cabinet and other lock exports totaled i6,476 or S30,- 731 in July and 14.139 dozen or $26,- S1S in June, Hinges and butts eX- ported amounted 10 4S2,433 pounds In July valued at s6S,t42, while June figures were 42o,771 pounds at s5T9S1. Other builders hardware exported In July totaled G25.145 pounds or s127743 and in June 550,6S3 pounds or s123,616.
 Locks sold very poorly in Europe with the exception of France and the United Kingdom, principal mar kets in July being Canada, Cuba, British India, Hong Kong, Australia, Japan and Mexico. Hinges and other hardware went in largest quantities 10 Canada and the United Kingdom, Japan, Argentina, Mexico and Aus tralja,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-18

Towing or carrying, 60 feet pre- ceded by a 60 foot swim, Head, cross chest, arnlock or head carry and tired swimmers carry.
 Strangle holds, each release fol- lowed by proper turn and carry; front strangle and back strangle
 Double grip on wrists, their re- lease and proper turn and carry.
 How to release two drowning per sons locked in front strangle hold and rescue.
 Demonstrate Schaeffer method of resuscitation for F minutes
 Float motionless one minute.
 Tread water for 30 seconds
 Tow person one minute. subject fully dressed.
 Demonstrate how to carry a per son from shallow water fremans or saddle back lift.
 Demonstrate how 10 lift subject or drowning person from tank or onto a float unassisted.
 Oral quiz on life saving,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-18
TENNIS CHAMPION
 T0 RE DETERMINED
Kron and DreSSel to Play 0I Tie
 Tomorrow

Interest Is running high in the tennis game between Klon and Drcs- scl tomorrow for the singles cham pionship if New Britain and vicinity. The battle will be staged on the New Britain Tennis clubs courts on Lin coin street.
 Kron and Dressel played for the title last Sunday and when darkness made further contest impossible each had bagsod two games. They will play the whole match over to- morrow afternoon al 2;30.
 The scmi-finals in the doubles will ho played Sunday morning at 9 and II o'clock and the finals Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Three teams will fight it out in the somi-finaIs, c. C, Kron and A. Benson, II. DresSol and F. Benson and Basscttc and Christensen The Licnlrard brothers are favored to be the other team to reach the scmi-fin als,
 Extra seats will he set up to ac- commodato a large audience at Sat urday and Sunday contests.