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The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

Miss Pearl Johnson, winter gradu-
ate. will be here for the graduation
of her sister Willow next week. She
will remain for the summer quarter
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

Miss Celia Lawler, training school
critic is back in Flagstaff after a
vacation" at the University Of
Southern California. She is making
her home temporarily with Miss
Dockstader at the Sanford residence.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

Miss Peggy Robinson was the
cause of no little excitement when
she was violently siezed with cramps
while swimming at Lake Mary last
Friday. She was saved by the alac-
rity Of Laurel Blye and Carrie Fuqua.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

Flagstaff postmaster's salary in
creased from $1700 to $500 a year.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

Miss Beatrice Davis has had visit
from two of her eight brothers. Carl
Davis from Holbrook was here on
Monday, May 81, while Mark Davis
came through on his way to Grand
Canyon last Thursday for a honey
moon with his bride of two days.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Osborn re-
turned from Tucson Saturday, driv-
ing up in their new Star coach. Mr..
Osborn has been taking work at the
University in his line, manual arts.
The many friends Of the Osborns are
indeed glad to have them with US
again.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-11

The training school is to open
June is at eight o'clock. Parents
who desire to send their children to
school this summer should have them
there promptly at that time. The
kindergarten meets at nine.
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SPORTS
lG&EYRlX.
'LAZERR1 IS |
MAJOR LEAGUE
HERO TODAY
Gets Homer in Eighth With
Three on to Win Yanks'3
9TH Straigh Game

The hero Of the major leagues to
day IS Antonio Lazcrri. late OF thu
Salt Lake City club Of the Pacifi,
coast league. Tony appeared ut the
plate in the eighth with three friend.
~ figures dancing about on the paths
imploring him to win, the Yankees
seventh straight game.
Tony hit to the far left center wall,
and chased his mates across the
plate for ; to victory with half
Of the Chicago team trying to re.
cover the ball The belt gave the
Yankees lead Of three full games
in the American league and three
straight victories over Chicago.
Sherrod Smith southpawrG the
Cleveland Indians to conquest Of
the Washington Senators and Walter
Johnson. to =.
Errors figured largely in a 3 to,
0 victory for Detroit over phiiadcl-
phia. with Connie Mack using lS of
his hirelings in an effort to stem the
tide.
Charley Robertson, who once
pitched n no-hit, no-run game for
the White SoX, but who is now APP
pcaring for the struggling st. Louis
Browns, proved easy for the Red Sox |
He was relieved in the fifth and Bos- |
ton won. 6 to 3.
The National leagues only battle |
left Pittsburgh and Brooklyn in IA
Al tie after nine innings, the sec
Ond time in two days that rain had
brought deadlock between the
teams. McWecny Of Brooklyn, who
had pitched 20 scorcless innings, per-
mittcd run in the second.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Frank Hodges, secretary of inter-
national miners federation, in Lon
don crlticizes recent British general
strike.
Members Of the American Arctic
expedition. preparing for summer cx-
ploration. predict in New York land
VIII be found between pole and
Alaska.
>. :. krcsgc. chain store owner.
gives S25,OOO,O0O in New York to
philanthropy and education.
Ross Kirkpatrick. who made New
York Nome flight in 1920, is killed
in forced landing If freight plane
during storm at Summit, Ill.
Governor Smith signifies after AL
bany hearing he will sign bill for
New York state prohibition rcfcrcn-
dun.
Prospects for wheat growers of
North Dakota and other narts Of the
country are not discouraging, de-
clarcd W. +. Callandcr, chairman Of
crop reporting board at Washington,
u. C.. who was at Fargo.
DR.. W. +. Braasch Of Rochester
was elected president Of the Minr,cso-
ia State Medical association meet
ing in St. Paul. Duluth got the 1927
]
Sheriff Spicher Of Minot, n. d., left
treat Falls. Mont. after recovering
$4,000 in, stolen bonds.
Albert Schwcndcman. 1S, of Cros-
~. MIMI. was convicted Of assault |
ng guard at the state training |
school at Red Wing, and sentenced |
o from one to five years in st. |
loud reformatory.
Dynamite bomb wrecked tho Main
treet movie theatre ins Minneapolis.
Building was empty and no. one was
lurt.
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jamestown College
Commencement Week
Schedule Announced

Parents and friends of the many
Bismarck young people who are at
tending jamestown college, and the
alumni of that institution, will be
interested in the commencement
week schedule which follows:
Saturday. June ~
8 p. m.-..Acadelny class night,
County Fair"
sunday, June - a
= 3 p. m,-BaccaIuurcatc service. SER
mon BY Rev. ID. T. Robertson, Ii. D.,
First Presbyterian church, Fargo, N.
Oak.
Monday, June II
3 to 5 p. m.--Exhibits in the GYM
nasiums, art room and home ccuno-
mics room.
8 p. m.-Theta Alpha Phi banquet
In the Commons.
8 p. m.-Annnal commence mcnt re-
cital-School Of Music.
Tuesday, juno, rs
1880 q. m.-Scnior picnic breakfast
at the Springs" s
II a. m.-Alumni chapel exercises.
p. m.-Alumni business meeting
in recital hall.
2 p. m.-Senior ivy planting.
$3.50 p. m.--Annual meeting Of the
DVarQ OF trustees IN the I. NJ. Z. a.
room.
3 p. m.-Class day stunts on tbs
campus.
3 p. m.-Scnior class night
Wednesday, June Is
8 q. m.-Pi Kappa Delta day in
Recital hall.
. a. m.+Campus promenade and
academic procession.
10 q. ln.-Thc commencement cxcr-
ciscs, address, by Rev. John j.. Bush
nell. D. D., Westminster Presbyterian
Minneapolis: awarding Of
diplomas and prizes.
II m.--Annual presidents reception
in the Commons.
5 p. m.--Annual alumni banquet.
8p. m.-Fargo Prcsbytcry; Ordina-
ton exercises in Presbyterian church.
All the exercises will be held in
the Voorhees, chapel unless other
wise indicated. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
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=
shall not exceed 81 per cent Of the
actual cost Of the above mentioned
And BE II Further Resolved that
under the provisions Of section ?.
" auditor is hereby authorised and
directed to draw warrants on the
county treasurer In payment for
services and supplies furnished un-
der contract In cOnpectiun with the
f ~, ct,, e Fcersl Cor STATE,
supervision Of tho state Highway
Commission. In such amount az may
be due. according to certificates is
sued by the Secretary OF tho State
Highway. Commission.
On roll call Solder. Ayc: Moynier.
and Patterson. Aye.
CommiSsioncr swanson Introduced
its adoption:
Be II Resolved by the Board of
county. North Dakota. that the
county auditor be. and hereby Is,
instructed to advertise for bids for
road grading and gravcling between
sections - and %. 20 and 81. rs and
sSip and between en- s sssins % o% amd
q. 20 and 81 and 70 and 33. DriscolI
Township. said bids 10 be opened at
ten o'clock a. M, June 2. 1926.
The foregoing resolution was Sec
0nded by Commissioner MOynior and
on roll call the commissioners voted
as follows: Swanson, Aye. Back
man, Mo-. MOynier. Aye: Solder, No.
and Patterson, Aye.
Upon molten Romeo Bailey was
appointed Supervisor Of Phoenix
Township.
Upon motion the Following appli-
cations were approved or rejected:
Application Of 4. II. Hclgcson
lnents of A. u. Stratton, Of Regan.
approved.
Upon molten the Board adjourned
to call by County Auditor. and If not
called to meet June 1st. 1926.
FRANK J. JOHNSON.
=; County Auditor.
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Mickey Walker, Pete
LatzO, to Meet at
Scranton Tomorrow

Scranton. Pa, May l9.-LR-Fiyht
fans from all parts of the anthra-
cite regions will see the weltcrweight
championship fight between Mickey
walker, worlds champion, and Pete
Latzo of this city, tomorrow night.
The fight is scheduled for 10
rounds. Walker is to receive $50, 900
with privilege Of 37,a per cent Of
the gate. Latzo will fight on per-
centagc basis. 1t is expected that
1000 will witness the battle.
Three years ago Walker got n
newspaper decision over Latzo.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Barcelona. Spain Paolino Uzcudnn,
Spain. won the European heavyweight
championship by outpointing Erminio
Spaila. Italian title holder C2).
Paris Francois Charles. French
light heavyweight champion. knocked
out Hans Brcitenstraeter OF Ger
many fG.
st. Petersburg. Fla. -"Farmcr Eoy"
Joe Cooper. Terrc Hautc. Ind. and
Judge Horning, Savannah. Ga. fought
a draw GO).
Sioux Fall. s. d. Pal Moore. Mem
phis. Tenn. beat Earl Macarthur.
Sioux City, Iowa IO). Terrible
Ferry McGovern. Sioux Falls, de-
feated Jack O'Toole. Sioux City 60.
Eddie Danielson. Huron. S. D.. knock
ed out Kid Ford. Sioux City (D.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
M0y 4. 1870

80, May 4. 1920
| Thc Board Of County Commission
crs met pursuant to Adjournment
oh roll call Commissioners SOdel
Eackman. Moynier and Swanson
| were present. On motion Commits
sl0ncr Swanson was named chair
man pro tom.
Moved by Commissioner Scdcr an,
seconded by Commissioner Moynic
that the County Auditor be, an,
hereby Is. instructed to advertix,
for sale all property acquired l.,
ter 1872. Session Laws Of 1925; pub
lic auction to begin ut ten o'clocl
a. M. Tuesday, June Sth. 1925 ant
TO continue from date of sale unit
| completed. The Board reserves til,
right to reject any or all bids.
Upon roll call all commissioners
present voted Aye.
Ipon molten the bids as advcr.
tiscd for covering election supplies
were opened. The Knight Printing
company of Fargo. North Dakota
and The bismarck Tribune company
OF bismarck. submitting unit prices
on tho various items necessary to
complete the election.
Afternoon Of May 4, 1870
Board Of County Commissioners
>
ing present as answered the roll
call in the forenoon. Cnon motion
the following bills were allowed
subject to personal taxes due or de.
linauent: -
Walter Eurkhart. Assig to
Il. f.. Strandemo. mainten- &
ancc work, Div. no. 2. s79.67
Clarence Brooks. mainton-
ance work. Div. No. a.. 1915
Byron Knowles, maintenance
work. Div. No. .......... so.75
w. J. Richards. maintenance
wcrk. Div. No. 2, st. I'd.
,:o NO; ,;,.,,, ... ,n.,,,...: 1850
work. Div. No. ;. st. I'd.
NO. o6 ........H.. ........ Gi.6O
Louis Tibesar. repairs for
tractor ................ 100. Os
Ameil Piepkorn. maintenance
work. Div. No. ,, st. I'd.
No. 3G .............. .~. 1910
John I'M, E1 n;, maintsnanc nc,
Nc SeFf I. Div No. T. St. na. so.7s
Henry Van Horn, Assig. to
Ears. & Merchants ST. Tx.
Of Driscoll. maintenance
work in Div. No. 3. Natl.
I'ks. Hy. 1890
Teddy IIedstrom. work on tax
cs during April 80. li50o
G. L. Spear, postage $500. 1000
7. x. Atkinson. auto mileage
for April ................. $3.50
Hels A. Nie,nie. maintenance
work. Div. No. :. st. I'd.
No. IL 1921
L. Fl. Knowles. maintenance
work. Div. No. 2, Natl. Pks.
Highway ......H......... 1906
4. r. Damstrom, III tx ing
grasshOppcr poison (1919). $500
-ity Of Wilton. poor relief. 21.57
Lewis Motor company. road
oscar II. viii & Company.
100 lbs. fertilizer ......... les
.cwis Motor company. repairs
for tractor ............. Sab
rhr Quick Print. Inc. police
blanks ..... 11:J0
lear Lake Township, care Of
. poor 61.!p
Bruce Doyle. witness fees. 21V
". III. Patrick. salary for f
Jan. Feb. Mar. .......... 62.5.
oscar Anstrom. mixing go-
pher poison in 1919 ........ 400
Dakota Auto Sales Co.. Inc.
tractor .......... eSG.2s
Mfg. Co, supplies for reg
lister Of deeds ............ 400 |
'arl Sundland. witness fees
fer states Attorney ...... 40 |
IRIS. +. J. Truax. census for
I!S9 1.JJ |
]. Il. Jones. one Kcndeil en-
!, vclopc scaler .............- 400
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Fargo Fight Winner
to Meet ferris at
COney Isle Stadium

Fargo, N: d., May lS.AlAy-Thc
winner OF the Billy Hetrolle- Danny
Cooncy fight here Friday night will
meet Sid ferris of New York ut the
coney Island Stadium on June A, it
has been announced by Jack Epstein,
matchmaker Of the stadium. Pc.
trolle was originally engaged for
the bout with Tcrris but Epstein de-
clarcd that Cooney will get the fight
II he defeats the Fargo Express.
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cents per year to pay his share Of the
cost Of the state industries during the
life Of the bonds is set up in the fol-
lowing table. When these small
amounts are collected in taxes and
applied in liquidation OF the bonds.
both principal and interest. the cost
Of the state industries will be paid in
full by taxation.
A charge of "bankrupting the state.
Of too high taxes" on account Of
the terminal elevator and state mill
and the Bank Of North Dakota will
not stand up in view Of the facts.
E IF. W. CATHRO.
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Bob Shawkey Will
Be Out of Games
For Several Weeks

New York, May 1870 Bob
shawkey. veteran right handler Of
the New York Yankees. will be ont
Of the game for several weeks, two
of which will be spent in a hospital
Tor an operation on his right foot.
The. foot was hurt some time ago
but Shawkey continued to take his
turn on the mound until infection de-
velopcd.
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The Referee

What was the outcome of the bou.
between Eddie Anderson and Edou-
ard Mascart held in Brooklyn last
fall =. G. S.
Anderson won on points in II
rounds.
What did frankie Frsch bat in
1924 p. G. \.
lie hit 1928.
Who's captain of this years Michi-
gan track team?--F G.. w.
Richard Frcyberg.
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SIX NEW CANDIDATES FOR
COUNTY JOBS

Dunn Center.--Latc entries in
county primary contest are W. l..
Royd Of Manning, candidate for
county judge, and C. b. Knutson, al
50 Of Manning, for register of deeds.
With these contcnders entering the
arena six aspirants for county Off
GERS arc arrayed against the present
title holders. all Of whom will be
candidates for reelection.
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ELECT COMMUNITY CLUB
OFFICERS

Washburn.--C. ". Poe was elected
president of the Washburn Commun-
ity club ut the regular meeting here
Tuesday evening. Other officers
elected include Ole Stefferud, vice
president; George II. Weber, sccrc-
tarv: and Archie Nelson, treasurer.
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Hcnic Hcrn. Sioux City. knocked out
Jack Hill, Akron. Iowa, (2).
Vernon. Calif.-Pat Lester. Arizona.
knocked out Tony Fucntc (D. Mushv
Callahan. Los Angeles. beat Jimmy
Goodrich (lO).
Culver City. Calif.--Frankic MUIR
ray. Los Angeles bantam weight, de-
fcatcd Billy Hart Of Philadelphia (Y).
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I hereby annoupce that seek the
nomiaatlon for the office of Sheriff
Of Bptlelgh County. North Dakota.
u eleeted. I pledge myself to good
and fatf business adMinist ration Of
the daties and business affairs or the
Sherflss otfice..
]. z T1cRNEY.
(political Advt.)
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PEOPLES FORUM

Editors Notc--Thc Tribune is
printing herewith another article
written by F. w. cathro concerning
the cost to the average taxpayer Of
the states industrial program. This
paper will be pleased to give equal
publicity to both sides Of all political
questions. providing the writer's arc
willing to have their articles appear
over their own signatures.)
THE COST To THE TAXPAYER
Bismarck. n. D.. May n. 1926.
Editor Bismarck Tribune:
The cost to the average taxpayer in
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games To-day
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland ut Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
iost0n at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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One of the outstanding members of
the Boston College track team this
season is "Fiash" Cavanaugh. He's
. brilliant runner, and much OF the
schools success in relay races has
been due to his splendid work. Bos-
ton College expects Cayanau4h to
bring in . large quota 1t points
beforesthc campaign closes.
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political Advt.)
FOR SHERIFF
YOuF vote will help and be apprcci.
ated. FRANK BARNES.
(RoliticaI Adv

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For CommissioneE District Three
] hereby announce myself can.
didate for county comnissiOner,
District 3, Burlelsk County, at tho
PRIMARY election June 50, 1896.
Your vote and support solicited.
nm. lSIsnea9 0lear Bseknap.
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RQLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Four
I hereby announce myself . can
.3idate for county commissioners.
District 4. Bnrleigh County. 1t the
primary election June 80, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
r,. 16igneA) Axel spder.
.(HOlbttCoI Ao.O r.
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Fort Yates.-Thc post office at
Fort Yates will be. raised from
fourth class to q third class institu-
ton, according to word received by
Postmaster J. NJ. Carignan.
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For CoMmisaioaer. District On
! hereby annOunce myself 4 ceh.
dtdate fnr county commissioner.
Dtsiftct No. I. BurleiGh county. at
the primary election June 80. 1926.
Your vote and sUupOrt solicited.
GEOHGE r. WILL.
political Advt.)
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Yesterdays Games

McWccny and O'Ncil; Meadows,
Songer, Shcehan and Gooch.
tOthers postponed, rain).
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.
Balance Of morning, givensovcr to
discussion Of road finances and
After.ssh q May n. is9s
Board OF County Commissioners
reconyened with the following
Eackman. swanson and Patterson. J
Open motion advertisement for
road grading sincidcntals on F. A.
r. 174.EC and 3Oe.D were ordered
opened and the following bidders
submitting unit prices: Stanley
ST. Paul. Mimi. anu c. Il. Burnstad.
Burnstad. n. Oak. 2
Moved by. Commissioner Moynier
and seconded by Commissioner
Swanson thAt the Board OF County
Commissioners OF said county herc-
s Sr Mera the on ysra Gf rro
ect No. Ia. BIC, an made by the
state Engineer. as Chief Engineer
and Secretary Of the state Highway
Commission. to the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidder who has submitted pro-.
posals at . regular letting held at
rs tns,t county. seat on Nay IA. 1925. az
I. Contfaetor-C. r. Rurnstad
~ Amount %'l nHidEs:s.i ista4i.hs' s'c
On roff call Backnan, Aye: Moyr.
nisr. AYE: Solder. Ave; Swanson, aye;
7 Moved T<by Commissioners Solder
and seconded by Commissioner
8 " II on. That. In accordance
wi tn sections fS45 anu 1S4e.
t,0mpilod Laws or North Dako-
e, 1913. az amended. the, sum OF
Nine Thousand Nine Hundred FIJI
~ and. 40-1OO Dollars (1995O.SO) be.
and the same Is herebx-appr0priate
ana set Hsldc for the purpose Of
paylhe. urOn the certificato OF. the
State Engineer as Chief Engineer
and Secretary OF the state Highway
Is pcr. cent Of tho estitnatcd cost 70
Federal or State Aid Project No. IT.
BIC In Burletgh county. provided.
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McQuillan, Neuber and Meutcr;
Mccullough, Tunney and Heving.
Others postponed, rsin.)
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THE COST TO THE TAXPAYER

The cost to the average taxpayer in
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interest sssi III .l,Us.sls

Az. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-03-17

V Miss Mary r. Joy of Boston is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alton P. Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A Hill of
West Gouldsboro were in Ellsworth
Monday.
v John L. Moore, who has spent the
winter in Florida, arrived home last
Wednesday.
Fernald Webster of Waltham,
Mass, has been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Mabel Webster.
The Weso club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Cottle Tuesday, March
%, for an all-day session.
v Mrs. Ada NJ. Johnson of Portland,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Tower for the month of March
p/Mrs. Cora l. WEIGH, who has spent
the winter with her daughter Helen
in Cohassett, Mass, is at home.
The Knights of Columbus will
have St. Patrick's concert and
sociable at their hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Haynes
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, Jerry Giles, on
Thursday March II.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
work the third degree on three can
didates tomorrow evening. supper
will be served at $50.
r Miss Eleanor Kearns and Miss
Madeline Hutchings have returned
to the Hurley hospital, after visit
ing their parents in Bangor.
Charles F. Fuller has moved his
stock to his home on Grant street,
CHI ctrnat recent
ly purchased by the Dirigo Amuse-
ment Co.
v Mrs. Charles A. Hanscom, who has
spent the winter in St. Augustine,
Fla, is now in Washington, D. c..
She will spend the early spring there
and in Boston.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., will hold
it's regular meeting Friday evening.
The degrees will be confirmed on
several candidates. Supper will be
served at $50.
IDonald Royal, who has employ
ment with the Bethlehem Ship Build
ing Corp, Quincy, Mass, is spending
a week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alon P. Royal.
Prof. C. J. Cummings Of the Ban
COR theological seminary will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday, March 81. All are
welcome to these services.
Next Tuesday evening the ELS
worth branch of the w. G. T.. U.
will meet with Miss Lenora e. Hlg-
gins. Roll call, "Of what benett
! is the w c. T. U. to Ellsworth
The Woman's Auxiliary of Frank
f. Whitmore post, A. L., will hold
public card party at legion head
quarters tomorrow evening. Tickets
may be obtained of Miss Gladys
Pinkham.
Albert Maddocks, an employee at
the Morang- Robinson Co. garage,
lost the third finger on his left
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-03-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
Ellsworth POstofIice.

MAILS KELEIN ED.
Week Days.
From West-6.47 a. M. 4.3S p. m.
From East-11.20 a. M; 6.42 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE AT POSTOFFICE.
Week Days.
Going West-10.50 a. m; Go p. m.
Going East-6.15 a. M; 4.05 p. m.
Registered mail should be at post
office half an hour before mail closes.
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or Week Ending Mt Midnight Tuesday
March lE lloG

For week EnCnS at Midnight Tuesday
March 10, 1926.
From observations taken at the power
station of the Bar Harbor & Union
River Power Co. in Ellsworth. Pre-
cipitation is given in inches for the
twenty-four hours ending at mid
night.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
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First Unitarian Church

Sunday Morning at 1890: Sermon,
"Our Church"
AT Noon: the church school.
Sunday Evening at 700: A Moving
Picture Service, Subject: PETER
PAN'---Part l. A theme that appeals
to the youth spiril from early child
hood to old age.
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A Cordial Welcome to All Services

Children under II attending evening
service must be accompanied by and sit
with adults. Silver offering requested.