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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
Financial
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York, July 2s.-(AP)-stock
prices swept upward today in a wild
outburst of bullish enthusiasm
which carried so isues to new peak
prices for the year. Total sales
crossed the two million share mark
for the first time since May 81. The
remarkable feature about the ad-
vance was that it took place in the
face of unusually heavy profit TAX
ing, which reached sufficiently large
proportions in the late trading to
materially reduce or wipe out some
of the earlier gains.
Practically all groups participated
in the rally but the best gains were
registered in the steel, rail and au-
tomotive groups, with several strong
spots also scattered among the high
priced industrial specialties.
Heavy buying of the steel shares
was based on predictions of an early
increase in pig iron prices and in
anticipation of a favorable quarterly
report by the United States Steel
Corporation. This report, issued aft
er the market closed, showed total
earnings for the second quarter of
SAC, ,460, ,221, compared with S39, ,SS2,-
992 in the first quarter and S41, ,3S1, :
O39 in the corresponding quarter
last year.
United States Steel common closed
nearly 2 points higher at 12O, after
had sold slightly above that figure.
Independent steels sold off on real
izing, although Midland Steel Pro-
duct and Otis Steel preferred at
tanned new peak prices.
Rails continued to discount the
possibility of increased earnings and
special dividend distributions this
1all. Buying centered largely in the
southern and western issues, new
TOP prices being recorded by Allan
tic Coast Line, Frico common and
preferred, Norfolk and Southern,
Katy preferred, Seaboard Air Line
common western Pacific preferred
and the three Wabash issues.
White Motors was the sensational
performer of the automotive proun.
jumping from a low of Sc 3-S to .
new maximum at 95 3-4 and then
yielding to 92 II where it was IN
nearly 3 points on the day Tot u
sales in that issue were wen owe,
lO0,0OO shares. Other issues in that
group to better their previous 102r
nigh prices were General Motors
Fisher Body, Chrysler and Haves
/ Wheel. -
FISK Rubber, which is reported ia
nave large inventories of crude rub.
Der at low prices, also esta blished
a new 1923 high figure. Dupont and
Brown Shoe each scared over S
points to a new record price, while
net gains of 2 IL to nearly points
were recorded by American Can,
Foundation Company, General Elec-
trio, Motor Trucks. Westinghouse
Air Brake and few others. In
ternational Combustion Engineering
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
Eta Drum in
New Race Record
At Aurora, Illinois

Aurora, ILL.,, July 2s.-(AP)-Etta
Druien, a bare mare by Ettawah,
driven by Tommy Murphy, established
a new worlds record in the drst race
Of today's program Of the Grand Cir
cult meeting here this afternoon, step
ping six furlonge in 1.30 is. The for
mer record, 1.31 is, was made at
North Randall, Cleveland, July 6 of
this year by Lady Alethaire. The mare
was given a pretty drive by Murphy.
who took her out in front at the start
and kept her there.
Ribbon Cane. a bay mare by Peter
Hoff, owned by Edward Peterson of
Omaha, won three of the eight races
on the first days card He was under
the wire first in the three events for
2.1o PAGERS, which was raced in dashes
Of seven furlongs. six furlongs and a
mile.
The feature Of the day, the Fox VAL
ley Stake, for 2.13 trotters, purse
$1,000, at a mile and an eighth, was
won by Crawford, a bay gelding by
Belwin. driven by Tommy Murphy.
A new system of harness horse rae
ing was inaugurated with today's
races. Every heat was a race. The
distances varied from six furlongs to
a mile and an eighth. This is depart
ure from the. system of three heats Of
a race, followed for years on the
Grand Circuit.
FOURTH RACE, 2.1o PACE, PURSE
$1375, SEVEN FURLONGS
Ribbon Cane, m, by Peter Hoff-
unknown ON. Childs) s)........... l
Skeeter, b m (Cox). )................ 2
John S. Is. Palin) ).................
Reppert B., Sir Robert Hal. The
Link, Twinkling Bell. Lula Forbes
also started.
Time-1.4s 3-5.
FIRST RACE, 2.13 TRoT. PURSE
$1,000. MILE AND ONE-E1GHTH
Crawford, g. by Belwin-Axworthy
IT. Murphy .............. 1900.
Sen Frisco, b g (H. Thomas).......
Tolus Boy. blk h (Shively) ...,....:
| Santa the Great and Sonia also
| started.
! Time-2..17 2-5.
SIXTH RACE. 2.1s PACE. PURSE
| $500. SIG FURLONGs
| Ribbon Cane on. Childs) ......... ]
| Red Herr, br g, by Louis Herr
] Frances day (B. Shively) 80. 80
Braden Ruler, g. by Braden Direct
| Tudie May Is. Palin) -.
| Cecil Forbes, Mag Abpe' Ashiih oog
also started.
| Time-1.31 80
SEVENTH RACE, e1s TRoT, PURSE
$500, FIVE FURLoNGS
Crawford, b IT. Murphy .......
Sen Frisco, b (H. Thomas) ....'. ::
Sonia. b m (Kelly) ....- =. -
santa the Great. The Great LullWa'
| ter also started.
| Time-1.16 2-5.
EIGHTH RACE, e.1s PACE, PURSE
| 5000. ONE MILE
Ribbon Cane IN. Childs) ......'.."
| Braden Ruler IS. Palin) ..... .......
| Mag Able, blk m ...'..',.
{, Cecil Forbes. Harvest. also started
Time-2,0S 1-5.
! Cleveland, Ohio, July 2s.-(AP)-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
LUQUE BLANKS PILLS
FOR RED WIN, 80

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 2S.-(AP)-
The Reds ran their winning streak to
four games when Luque held the
Phillies to five scattered hits and
shut out the visitors in the first
game of the eastern series. Luque
was in rare form as he famed ten
Phillies. The Reds also made but
five hits but made them all count
in the scoring. Luque has famed IS
men in the last two games. Score:
Philadelhia:
10000 600 O-O-5-O
Cincinnati:
10 OF O 01 x-3-5-1
Ring and Wilson; Luque and Har-
grave.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
WooIen Co. Prices Lower

New York, July 26-(AP)-Start-
Ing three weeks to seven weeks earl
Ter than usual, the American Wooden
Company today offered Poiret sheens
and twills In worsted dress goods for
the spring season of 1926 at prices
II 1-2c yard below last fall and
slightly lower than spring quotations
of year ago. Offerings were broad
ened to include both finer and
coarser goods. Business for the day
was more active than at the opening
on Monday and traders look for a
steady but slow improvement in de-
mand as the season goes on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
DODGERS GET TO
MAILS FOR 1873 WIN

st. Louis, July ss.-(AP)-Duster
Mails weakened and Brooklyn de-
feated st. Louis II to 8. The Rob-
ins punched hits in the sixth and
seventh innings for S runs. Manager
Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals in
creased his season string of circuit
clouts to 26 by hitting into the right
field bleachers in the eighth inning
with the bases loaded. Score:
Brooklyn:
0001 A 4 . 1-12-15-1
st. Louis:
90 % 3 OO5 o. -9-15-2
Grimes and Taylor, Hargraves;
Mails, Dyer and O'Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
TIGERS TAKE SERIES
FIRST FROM MACKMEN

Philadelphia, July 2s.-(AP)-De-
troit took the first game of the series
with the Athletics here today to 8.
A home run into the left field stands
by Rigny. driving in Dauss ahead of
him in the fifth inning, gave the
Cobbmen a lead that the Athletics
could not overcome. Poole's wild
throw Of Cobb's grounder and a single
by Heilman scored the winning run in
the sixth inning. The score:
Detroit .........0 00031 0 o. IL
Philadelphia -. % l Dol 0 0-3-11-2
Dauss and Bassler; Rommell and
Cochrane.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
AUCUSTALEC|ON
AGAINST GARDINER
C0LLEG|ANS TODAY

Today, a half holiday baseball
fans will see the local Legion team
stack UP against some real compe-
tition when it meets a cluster OF col
legians from Gardiner on Williams
field at 410 P. M. sharp.
The Legion team, regarded oy
many as the best bet in the Augusta
twilight league, is playing good BAH,
and fans can rest assured OF tast
contest inasmuch as the Gardner
lads are all of known calibre, many
of them being star performers In COL
lege a year or two back.
The Legion lineup will be same as
played all season with the exception
of one or two new faces. The Gar
diner team will be the same as an
nounced for the game postponed
from last Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
LEWISTON SLOW
:. IN. HITTING But
TRIMS TEXTILES
fspecial to Kennebec Journa)

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Lewiston. July 28.-While outhit,
the Leyiston-Auburn Hustlers plac-
ed their bingles behind Sanford err
rors and defeated the Goodall Tex
tile crew SO here this evening. jim
mie Davidson, the Gardiner youth,
hurled good baseball, kept the visi-
tors ten hits well scattered and was
air tight with men on bases. Sanford
had 1 1expire on the sacks.
A record was equalled when
Mitchell, former greater Boston
twi pitcher. put ball over the right
field fence. Del Bissonnette, now
with york in the NY-PA League, Is
the only other player to do this since
the park was built. Sensationa,
fielding by Jimmie Cole was a fea'
ture.. The summary:
CANEnDn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
Five GIANT HOMERS
IN DEFEAT OF CUBS

Chicago, July 2S.-(AP)-Five
lusty home run smashes by the New
York Giants gave the champions an
easy victory over Chicago 10 to 3 In
the first game of the series. Jack
Bentley allowed the Cubs only five
scattered hits and never was in great
danger as his teammates played
great ball behind him. Meusei COL
lected two OF the four-baggers and
Lindstrom and Gowdy hit their
homers consecutively in the sixth in
ming. The score:
New York:
$1,000 "a 1 O-10-1S-2
Chicago. - 70
OO2 900 O1 o. . so
Bentley and Gowdy; Cooper,
Bush, Jones and Gonzales.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
INDIANS HAMMER QUARTET OF
HURLERS and WHIP RED S0x, 16-7

Boston, July 2S.-(AP)-Cleve-
land found no trouble in hitting
Boston pitching today and won 10 to
Z. The Indians piled up "A hits,
Sherrod Smith having a perfect day
at bat on four trips to the plate.
Joe Sewell's playing around short
stop was defensive feature.
wambsganss, regular second base
man Of the Red Sox, played first
base, as Todt suffered a hurt finger
in Philadelphia yesterday. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
BANGOR BARELY
noses OUT P. C. F.
IN CLOSE CONTEST
(snecial 10 Kennebec Journal)

Great Works, July 2s.-Bangor won
the Maine League game from P. c. r.
4-s here today. Gillespie, Georgetown
ace, tanning y, while Manfredi was
hit hard but was good in pinches ana
had sensational support. Two OF the
P, c. F. runs came on homers by Green
and schilling with bases empty. The
score:
Ranror 1900 012 0 0 1-4-14-1
p. c. F. ....1 0 0 0 % ~
Gillespie and Kenyon; Manfredi and
Green.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Earned runs Sanford /. Lewiston
1. Two base hit Robbins. Three base
hits, Robbins, Walsh. Home run,
Mitchell. Runs driven in by Walsh,
Mitchell, Mastcrman 2 Sacrifice hits,
Rowe, Amber, Prior. Reynolds.
Stolen base. Coady. First base on err
rors, Sanford 3, Lewiston /. First
base on balls of Mitchell 8, David
son 3. Double play Davidson Ito
Nasterman to Prior. Left on bases,
Sanford IL, Lewiston s. Struck ot:t
by Mitchell s, Davidson 3. Umpires.
Gibson and Joyce. Time lao. At
tendance S76.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
Ben TRIES new
MQUNDSMAN AND
NAb0bS WIN, Ga
fsnec;a1 to Kennebec Journal)

Especial 70 keHHeUec JOt1I IIe1I7
South Brewer, July 2S-Ben Hous-
er tried his new pitcher, Curtis
a against the Easterns in the Maine
State League game today and he was
effective all the way. Bar Harbor
batted Steinhilber out in the third
and hit finn hard and often, winning
easily Is to 3. Davis of Bar Harbor
got a homer. The summary:
Bar Harbor
ara o01o o 2-15; 16; s
Easterns % 0 0 0 0 0 O. 8; 5;4
Batteries: Curtis and Bradley;
Steinhiller, Finn and Whitehouse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
If Maine Amateur Golfers Await Augusta loufnameh
MEADOWS FOOLS BRAVES
AND PIRATES GET TO Benton

Pittsburgh, July %. - (AP)-
Meadows kept Boston's hits well
scattered today and Pittsburgh won
5 to 1. Benton had only one bad
inning, the fifth, when the Pirates
scored 3 times on two walks, a sac
rifice and two singles. Wright, the
Pirate shortstop, had seleven held
chances without a slip. The score:
ROSTON
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT


Now from Berlin comes n. :.
that the club there is in 49, seOc's
straits and it is uncertain sspsiaa ssaa
they will be able to finish out ,.ss .s'as
son. Lewiston will be affectsa = ss,'
Is the case, as the two clubs h... aa
nished some splendid bassbaI, go -. ~
iston and Auburn fans thi. ~ s,,. Lss'
With Portland surrounded bv. aa
doubtful situation the OUTLOOK !. M
bright, but Lewiston feels confa...u u
finishing the season an dhone, : =
nish as fast baseball as has hs.. .u
up to this time. 's'l
Two Of Westbrook's twirI,r.
Rollo Film and Gene Hebert. 49, ~
pitcher Of the western Maine | srs..9
boy league, face each other ~ W. y
mound today. Finn fiings for = e,,sa =
ton while Hebert tossses them ae,ss -
for Harrison. '''
Friday Bar Harbor plays ?. 4 i,
at Great Works and Bangor sr,.. !.
tains as their guests the Casters Nm m
club at South Brewer. On Saturd,,
p. c. F. and Bangor cross bats :, J,
Eastern Park while the Easfsrn.,.
trot to the Nabobs' camp at Bar H,,.
Dor. The Easterns and P. c. + h,s.
a fine chance to climb nearer itba III,
If they repeat their work Of last vs.s
This would make the race all IN
more interesting.
Il
Rupert Johnson, the former Ran
doing College baseball captain, yha i,
now playing semi-pro. baseball viii
the Bridgton outfit. has signsd 4,
coach Fryeburg sports for the comm,
year. Coach of South Portland H,s
last year he had a fines season. n,
also had a fine record at Bowdoln
Another Maine college gradusi.
Philip Tarpey. who graduated frsn
Colby, will take up coaching reins m
fall, He has been appointed coach 4
football at Fitchburg High. He su
star player while at the wanrtI
institution.
Maine fans who are interested h
track are in hopes that Mike Ry,i
who is in Boston and New York vii
be able, to secure some fast runnss
to compete in the track games at tA
Maine State Fair grounds on ht9
Day. He is after Frank Hussey Ja.i.
son Sholtz or Willie Ritola.
- L.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Two base hits. Carey, Traynor,
Burrus. Stolen bases, Cuyler, Ben
ton, Carey. Sacrifice, Moore. Dou-
BILE plays, Moore, Wright to McIn-
mis-; Bancroft to Burrus: Meadows.
Wright to McInnis; Wright to Nc
Innis. Left on bases, Boston 5;
Pittsburgh g. Base on balls. off Ben
ton 4, off Meadows 2. Struck out,
by Benton 4. by Meadows 2, by Mar
guard 1. Hits off Benton 8 in Z
innings; Marquard. 0 to 1. Hit by
pitcher. by Benton (Carey). Wild
pitch, Benton. Losing pitcher. Ben
ton. Umpires, KLEIN and Wilson.
Time, 1.35.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Yonkers, N. Y, July 2S.-(AP)-
Blind Play. ridden by Clarence
Hummer, captured the Mount Kiscoe
stakes. $4,000 added, at Empire CITY
today. Marconi was second and
Plque third. The time for the mile
and seventy yards was LA 3-5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Totals 90 ~ 10
EBatted for Fuhr in 7th.
zz-Batted for Ross in 9th.
Cleveland Il 1 90 o 4 4 6 Ole
Boston -. % / 2 o O 2O1 l.
Two base hits, Jameson, ]. Sewell
Burns, Fewster, Jutzke, Smith
Vache, Heving. Threa base hits, Ez.
zell 2. Sacrifices, McNulty. Speaker
Burns, Fewster, Lutzke, Flagstead
Rogell. Double plays, Fewster tc
Burns; J. Sewel to Fewster tc
Burns; Lee to Wambsganss; Rogel
to Lee to Wambsganss; Ezzell tc
Rogell to Wambsganss. Left or
bases. Cleveland 9, Boston 4. Bases
on balls, off Smith 1, Rufing 2, Neu.
bauer l. Struck out. by Smith 2
Hits off Rufing 8 in innings, none
out in 9th; Fuhr S in 2; off Neu.
bauer 5 in 1-3: off Ross in 1 %
Hit by pitcher, by Ross IL. Sewell)
Balk, Ruf1ng, Fuhr. Losing pitch.
er. Rufflng. Umpires. Owens ant
MCGOWAN. Time, POP.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

might not come to a head for some
time.
Public offerings will be made to-
morrow of $4,000 Kingdom Of Dem
mark 30 year 1-2 percent external
gold bonds at 80 1-2 and interest.
The banking syndicate is headed by
the Guaranty Trust Co., of New York
and includes Dillon Read & Co.. and
the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
Sales were S13,77S,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
EASTERN LEAGUE

New Haven't -Pittsfield postponed,
wet grounds.
Waterbury $3.50, Bridgeport 5;e;1. i.
Hartford 1913, Albany 6;7;6 (first
game innings, rain.) Second game
postponed, wet grounds.
Worcester 5;1o;2, Springfield ~:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
SPORT TABLOIDS

Wayland, Mass, July 28-(AP)-
Herbert Lagerblade of Bristol Conn.
won the New England Professional
Golfers Organization championship
in the 72 hole play concluded today
at the Sandy Burr Country club. His
total of 302, made with rounds of 76
79, 72 and rs, was two shots better
than that of Joe Stein of Nashua, N
H, yesterdays leader, and Jack
Stait of Hartford Conn. who tied
for second place.
St. Joseph, Mo. July 2S-(AP)-
Ruel Love and Jimmy Marquis
youthful pitchers, and Walter Gill
bert, third baseman of the st. Joseph
Western League club, were sold tc
the New York Yankees today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo !, Louisville 5.
Columbus 2, Indianapolis 8.
! Miieapolis s, Kansas City 4.
st. Paul s; Milwaukee Ala in.
hings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
STOCK MARKET AVERAGES
New York Money Market
New York. July 2S.

New York. July 2S.
Foreign exchanges steady.
Great Britain, demand ASS 9-16, ca
bles 4S6, 60-day bills on banks
4S1 11-16.
France, demand 4.72i, cables 4.73.
Italy, demand 1854, cables $3.50.
Belgium demand 4.61s.
Germany, demand 23.S0.
Holland, demand 40.11.
Norway, demand 1870.
Sweden, demand 1854.
Denmark, demand 1855.
Switzerland, demand 1912.
Spain. demand 1880.
Greece, demand 1.56.
Poland, demand .193.
Czechoslovakia. demand o.96.
Jugoslavia, demand 1.762.
Austria, demand .141.
Rumania. demand .51i.
Argentina, demand 40.31.
Brazil, demand HIS.
Toxic. demand .41i. 4
Shanghai, demand .1S3.
Montreal, demand 1.00s.
BaIt. S'Ohio CIV. 4bs ........... 92i
c., r. /. & p. fdg. As ........ SO
Int Mer. Marine IS ........... sos
Pennsylvania gen. AS ......... 92s
Southern Pacific cv. As 9I
Union Pacifc As ............. 92i
U. S. Steel ref. 5s ............ 105l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
MAINE STATE LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Bar Harbor Is, Easterns 8.
Bangor 4, P. c. + 8.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
u. S. Bond Closing

. New York, July 2s.-U. S. Bonds
closing:
Liberty sss. 1oo.24.
Second As, 1905.
First 4is. 1929.
Second 4is. 1O0.29.
Third 4is, 101.17.
Fourth 4is, 1925.
U, s. Treasury As. 102.2s.
L. s. Treasury 4is. 10e2o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Paris. July 2S--tAPl-InSe. ;ts Ss ii
of the Miners Internatiena a. - - 10
session here today. decioeu a b
dertake international action aTps
event of the British nine ,rst b
putting their menaces asat as,,s,,st !
miners into execution on Aue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Lowest prices in many years ..ric., sr,
on women's wear fabrics az .AI Mi.
Woolen Company's advance =
sale. '
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
AMERICAN STANDING

:. YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 16, Boston 7.
* Detroit 4, Philadelphia 8.
Chicago 10, Washington (frst
eame.)
Chicago 6, Washington 2 (seeond
game.)
New York 6, ST. Louis 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
:. Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at New York.
: !. Detroit at Philadelphia.
: Cleveland at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Successor of late Cardinal rss 5ss~ ),
be Monsignor Paul Eugehe
adjutor archbishop of QueDeo'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Mrs. Robert NJ. LaFollette WA M, =
seek the Senate seat OF her ias'
band. .s NS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Cleveland, Ohio, July 2s.-(AP)-
Carl Tremaine and Johnny Farr
boxed ten furious rounds to a draw
here tonight. The referees decision
was unpopular with the crowo
which thought Tremaine had won.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Adoption of European .seeuri.s ..,n -
will lay foundation for furtneI u.'
ament, thinks President Cooliuss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
TopAY's GAM ES

Boston at Pittsburg:
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
YESTERDAYS SCORE
/ PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
g Pittsburgh 5, Boston 1:
5 Cincinnati 8, philadelphia Q.
New York 10, Chicago 9.
ErcokIyn II, ST. Louis 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Totals 81 / Z "a IA 2
x-Batted for Benton in 9Th.
PITTSBURGH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

President Coolidge against NOV
abolish federal trade coinmlsNoh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
NEWS BRIEFS

| William J. Bryan's brief for.ha
faith, undelivered at Scopes eyolut'i
trial, given to public. ,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Widow Of George ]. Gould nsi'3'
at Montreal to Viscount Dunsloa@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

William J. Bryan's brief forth
faith, undelivered at Scopes eyolut''
trial, given to public.
Edgar Anderson Bancroft, AnsliH
ambassador at Toxic, dead. -
Derailment of special train carr
ing New England Elks near Psra
n. NJ, Injuries several.
Providence wood turner ana W
young sons found dead in a hotel
New Haven, apparently from poison
Bryan funeral service. to be he'd i
the New York Avenue Presbyteln
church in Washington Friday ai'a'
noon.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. who y
came i'll on the eve Of her s,sn. =.
wedding, operated on successfuiiy y
appendicitis.
President Coolidge convinced 10 ~
eral depression exists in textile inar
try and that output exceeds p's''
production.
Widow of George ]. Goulo Hs''-'
at Montreal to Viscount Dunslo@
President Coolidge against ny"
abolish federal trade eoinmlss'0n
Adoption of European security y. y.
will lay foundation for furtnsl
ament, thinks President Cooius
Mrs. Robert NJ. LaFollette WA M, =
seek the Senate seat Of her lats '"
band. .-.s
+ Successor of late Cardinal Besa !,
be Monsignor Paul Eugene n0''
adiutor archbishop of Quebec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

President Coolidge convinced no ~
eral depression exists In textile ina~
try and that output exceeds pss''
production.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Providence 0, Jersey City l.
Reading 0, Baltimore 8.
Other games postponed, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Two Of Westbrook's twirlin, -.
Rollo Film and Gene Hebert. i.,ss ~
pitcher OF the western Maine schas
boy league. face each other N M \.
mound today. Finn fings for P,,s. !.
ton while Hebert tossses them ae,ss
for Harrison. s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Maine fans who are interested h
track are in hopes that Mike Ryan
who is in Boston and New York, viii
be able, to secure some fast runner
to compete in the track games as tAs
Maine State Fair grounds on hhw
Day. He is after Frank Hussey, Ja.i.
son Sholtz or Willie Ritola.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Miss Consuero Vanderbilt. who y
came i'll on the eve of her ss'.
wedding, operated on successiuiiy !"
appendicitis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Asa Small came through at the ,p.
perfume moment in the orphansy,.
bobs game Monday. This must han
reminded his former teammates .ths.
he still knows how to wallop them c.
into the garden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Another Maine college gradu,,.
Philip Tarpey. who graduated finn
Colby. will take up coaching reins III
fail. He has been appointed coach \
football at Fitchburg High. He su
a star player while at the watesNA
institution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Providence wood turner and "
young sons found dead in hote
New Haven, apparently from poison
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Bryan funeral service to be he'd
the New York Avenue Prespylelnl
church in Washington Friday aia
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-29

Rupert Johnson, the former Bow
doing College baseball captain, who /,
now playing semi-pro. baseball Viii
the Bridgton outfit. has signsd i
coach Fryeburg sports for the comm,
year. Coach of South Portland m,
last year he had a fnes season, n
also had fine record at Bowdoin.