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The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
The Army and Navy.

The message closes with a plea for the maintenance of the navy at it's pres mean the building of one battleshp each year. Of the present efficiency of the army and navy he says:
 The readiness and efficiency of both the army and navy in dealing with the re- cent sudden crisis in Cuba illustrates afresh their value to the nation. This very much less had it not been for the existence of the general staff in the army and the general board in the navy; both are essential to the proper development and use of our military forces affoat and ashore. The troops that were sent to Cuba were handled dawiessly. It was the swiftest mobilization and dispatch of troops over sea ever accomplished by our government The expedition landed completely equipped and ready for irn- medtete service, several of its orsaniza- tions hardly remaining in Havana over night before splitting up into detach- ments and going to their several, posts It a fire demonstration of the valor and efficiency of the general staG. Sim ilarly, it was owing in large part to the general board that the navy was able at the outset to meet the Cuban crisis with such instant efGiciency; ship after ship appearing on the shortest notice at any threatened roint. while the marine corps in particular performed fndispens- able service. The army and navy war colleges are of fncalculable value to the two services, and they cooperate with constantly increasing efficiency and inn portance.
 The congress has most wisely provided for a national board for the promotion Of rife practise. Excellent results have already come from this law, but it does not go far enough Our regular army is so small that in any great war we should have to trust mainly to vol unteers; and in such event these volun- tce~s should already know how to shoot; for if soldier has the fighting edge, ard ability to take care of himself in the oren. his efficiency on the line of battle is almost directly proportionate to excellence in craftsmanship We should establish shooting galleries in all the large public and military schools, should maintain national target ranges in differ ent parts of the country, and should in every way encourage the formation of rife clubs turnout all parts of the land. The little republic of Switzerland offers US an excellent example in all matters connected With building Up an efficient citizen solaieev.
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
The Rev. IrI R. Hicks 1907 Al
 1uauaC.

The Rev. Irl Hicks has been con- pelied by the popular demand to resume the publication of his well known anc popular Almanac for 1907. This splendid Almanac is now ready. Fol sale by newsdealers, or sent postpaie for 25 cents, by WORLD AMI WORKS PUBLISHING COMPANY 2201 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. publishers of WORLD AND WORKS one of the best dollar monthly mag azines in America. One Almanac goes with every subscription.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Early to Bed

and early to rise, makes one healthy happy and wise-especially if you tak' Heroine before retiring. A positive cure of Constipation, Dyspepsia and al liver complaints. Mrs. S., Columbia Tenn., writes: "I always keep sup ply of your Heroine on hand. Am g. pleased With the relief it gives in con stipation and all liver complaints, tha words can't express my appreciation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Makes the Liver Lively.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup givet permanent relief in cases of habitua constipation as it stimulates the livel and restores the natural action of the bowels without irritating these organs like pills or ordinary cathartices Does not nauseate or gripe and is milo and pleasent to taxe. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes. R. L. Jernigan, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Win Interest Many.

Every person shoull know that good health is impossible if the kidneys are deranged. Folley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney an bladder disease in every form, aud will build up and strengthen those organs so the will perform their functions properly. No danger of Bright's disease or diabetes if Policy $ Kidney Cure is taken in time. R. L. 4Iernigan druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Did you ever observe that when you start across the street to see a man he invariably moves on.
Long Tennessee Fight.

For twenty years w. L. Rawls, If
 Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh. Fe writes; "The swelling and soreness ia- side my nose was fearful, till I beg n applying Bucklen's Arnica salve to the ore surfacce: this caused the soreness Eand swelling to disappear, never to re- turn" Best salve in existence 25c at R. l.. Jernigan's drugstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
The Presidents
 Message 10
 Lawmakers

foreigners which would plunge Us into war. The city by Itself would be power eign power thus assaulted, and If in3e- pendent of this government it youTd never venture to perform or permit tue performance of the acts complained of. The entire powet and the whole duty to protect the offending city or the offend ing community lies In the hands Of the thinkable that we should cUntinue a pol icy under which a given locality may be allowed to commit a crime against a government limited, not to preventing the commission of the crime, but, in the last resort to defending the people who have committed 1t against the corrse- queRces of their own wrongaufns.'
 Cuban Intervention.
 The rebellion in Cuba and the anei- dents leading up to the establishment of and the president says:
 When the election has been held a1,d the new government inaagurAtsa tn peaceful and orderly fashion of the prsvt- sional government will come ts sn end. l take this. opportunity of expressing upon behalf of the AEerfsaR psopLe, earnest hope that the people of cMba will realize the imperative need of pre- serving justice and keeping er1sr I the island: The United States wknss noth- ing of Cuba except that 1t saSh prosper morally and materially, and viahaS noth- ing of the Cubans save that thay alan be- able to preserve order sIasng thaJn- selves and therefore to prss&-ys tEesr Independence. If the elections secS anna a farce, and if the insarrect+snAry habit becomes confirmed in the ss1asS, ft ss aS soldtely out of the qer~stisn thsx tae island should continue independent; and the United Etates, wllsh aas ed the sponsorship before the civilized world for CHaaS .s2Tea: e.S q nse&sn, would again have to isteFvSne aFd to see alSt the government was managed in such orderly fashion aS to sec1fe the safety of life and property. The path to be troddan by those who exercise .s8f-gov- ernment is always hard, and we should have every charity and patience with the Cubans as they tread this difficult parth. 1 have the utmost sympathy with. and regard for, them: but I most earnestly adjure them solcmnly to weigh their re- sponsibifties and to see that when their new government is started it shall run smoothly, and with freedom from fla grant denial of right on the one hand, and from fnsurrectionary disturbances on the other"
 Considerable space is devoted to tho international conference of American re- publics and the visit of Secretary Root to South America, and points to the fact that our efforts in behalf of the nations of that country are appreciated by them.
 On the subject of the Panama canal he promises a special message in the near future.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

The man who owes a debt anc persists in spending mo ney fol luxuries is spending money tha docs not beloug to him. Anc yet how often it is done.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

This is the season of the year when some men devote 8 great deal more attention to theis bird dog than they do to their chil- dren.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Whats

worth doing is worth doing well. If you wish to be cured of Rheumatism use Ballard's Snow Eminent and you will be "well cured." A positive cure for Sprains, Neuralgia, Bruises, Con- is heir to. A. G. M. Williams, Maya sota, Texas, writes: "I have used Snow Liniment for sprained ankle and it gave the best of satisfac- ton. Ialways keep it in the house."
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
WARNING ORDER

In the Carroll Chancery Court, Eastern Dis Grict, January term 1907. Peter Anderson Plaintiff
 VS
 Daisy Anderson Defendant The defendent Daisy Anderson is hereby days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff or the same may be taken as confessed. Given under my hand and official seal this srd day of December 19O6
 A. J. RUSSELL, Clerk Fancher and Bradfeld, Attorneys.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and mail order house, assistant manager !. (man or woman) for this county ane adjoining territory. Salary $2O and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent. No investment or exper- fence required. Write at once for flu particulars and enclose self-addresse envelope. SUPERINTENDENT 32 Lake Street, Chicago, H.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

The second most deadly in- strument of destructionxis the dynamite gun; the first is the human tongue.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

Did you ever notice that the biggest fool man in the com- munity always manages to marry the prettiest woman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23

William X. Farr of Lewiston, a
popular hotel man who is known pretty
well throughout the state. has pur-
chased the Bay View hotel in this city
and took possession of the Same. Mon
day noon. Mr.. Farr believes that with
the proper and reasonable facilities. the
hotel which he has come into possess
sion may be conducted to a great ad-
vantage, financially to himself and
materially to the city. He intends to
rcnovatc the house throughout and
bring its service and furnishings NJ to
the standard OF Il first class hotel
which Will draw first class trade The
rooms "n the third floor are to be To-
furnished, bath rooms provided for
each and now hardwood floor laid in
the office dining room and adjacent
rooms. Mr.. w. II. Buffam will still
he retained as clerk and will have the
management Of the house as formerly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
ENSIGN WADE ACQUITTED.
Charged With Responsibility Of the
Bennington Disaster.

Washington. Jan. 22.-E.nsign Chas.
7. Wade. charged with responsibility
for fhe explosion on the Eunboat Ben
niEgton in San Diego harhor. Cal
some months ago. has been acquitted
by tn" court-martial in his case.
This action Of the court was after n
reconsideration Of the case ut the IN
stance oi the secretary of the navy.
who was not entirely satisfied with the
original finding of the court. acquitting
the officer Of the charges and who
called the courts attention to certain
evidence which he held did not entire
iy justify that conclusion. The court,
however. adhered to it's original find
illgs and acquitted the officer. the ac-
ton is binding on the department and
closes the case.
An order was issued at the navy de-
partment today detaching Ensign Wade
from the navy yard, Mare Island and
directing him to proceed home to await
orders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
TWO RUNAWAY LADS
From Natick, Mass, Located Here and
VIII Be Sent to Homes.

TWO runaway boys, Ernest l.. Gay
and Walter Danyan. aged Is and II re-
sEectively, were captured in the city
by Officer Jcwett by order of City
, Marshal Adams at about O'Clock
Monday night. Tho boys were smart
looking fellows who had run away
from their homo III Natick, Mass, ac-
cOrding to their own statements, about
two weeks ago.
AT about 1.30 o'clock. Marshal Adams
received telephone from the city
marshal Of Portland saying that two
boys answering the description which
he gave had been located in Portland.
but before they could be apprehended
had made their departure. According
to information received, they had an
nOunccd their intentions of coming to
Watcrvilc.
ON being questioned the boys told
the marshal that they had come to
Watcrvillc for employment which u
certain Frank McGowan had promised
tn obtain for them in this city. This
gentleman is Il native OF Natick and
is said by them to be a stationary en-
Sincer iii Watervillc. or at least to
have Il license for that employment
and to have come here a few weeks
previous to their departure for the
purpose of working at his trade.
The boys passed tn" night in the
police station. and will be taken by
one of the officers to Portland this
morning ana from thence returned q
their homes in Natick
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
SHOWING TEETH.
Real Fight Between the
French and Germans
Begins With SkiTnlisheS Between
Delegates at A|gaciIas.
Apparent That Fresh Controversies Will
Pro'cag the Conference.

Algec;r1E Jau. 80. The ploniro-
tcntiaricS We're entertained at tuiay'S
sitting Of tn" Moroccan conference by
an almost continuous SkirInish be
tween NJ. Revolt, head Of the French
obligation. and Count Won Tattcnbach,
the second of GCrmany'S delegates.
While tho amenities were carefully OBJ
served, thc other delegates were con-
GciOus that today was the beginning of
fresh controversies between France and
Germany. which are likely to be long
nrotraC tied and Of incrca@ing earnest
ness.
The styles of fence displayed by tho
two ploniuutcntiarieS suggested their
difference Of race. Nj. Revolt was keen.
analytical Of mind. silllful i'll the fine
diplomatic phiasings and with grace
of expression and Il winning personali-
ty. Count Won Tattcnbach was down.
right II speech ana *oidierly i'll manner
trusting to the splidity of his ideas and
to his facts. Tho two Dlonipotentiaries
are not in Sympa thy and draw apart
outside Of tn" council room. Both are
Of high ambition ana it will hr difficult
for either To yield to the other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
Co. A Notes.

In spite Of the special drills and in
slcctinn which demanded much time
nf Co. 4 mon last week the regular
drill last evening was largely attended.
capt. MCEenna was absent on account
of illness which las confined him to
the house for several days. Lieut.. HodiF-
don was in command and under MS
guidance the company made excellent
progress in drill work.
The men arc intensely Interested in
the exhibition drill and ball which is to
he given i'll Johnson Opera house next
Monday evening and considerable time
was PASSED in pcrfccting plans for this
event The people in general are also
interested in the coming social func-
tion. The success Of which seems as
SUrcu
Major j. J. Dool"y of Portland will be
IN Gardiner this evening when he Will
give a lecture on indoor rifle practice.
Although the company has been unfor-
tunatc In having no indoor range this
winter the men are much interested in
The sunJect ana will undoubtedly derive
both pleasure and profit from Major
Dooi"y's address.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
THE PACKERS PLEA
For hmm nurity from Further Prosecu-
ton Hinges on Presidents Letter.

Chicago, Jan. - President RonSc-
N"li has h""n mad" tn" central figure
around which rcvulvcs The entire Gus"
i&yulvnS tic i.lras of the Indicted
packers FOR immunity from further
prosecution by the government on
charges Of being il i conspiracy 10
restrain Interstate commerce. Al :
tnrncy WIN. }. Hines for the drfcn-
d"nts. in closing his opening statement
today bcfur" the jury hearing the mn
rfun,ty pleas. read an excerpt from Il
letter written by President Roosevelt
t" Attorney General Moody in the
Atchison, Topt ka &; Santa Fr case.
This letter Was a part Of the commune
cations between the two men called
for by Congress some time ago.
1t IS taken by The packers as an ad-
mission by tn" President that tho depart
nrcnt "f commerce ana labor and the de
Iartmcnt Of justice worked together to
indict the packers. supporting the con
trntiOn of the packers on which they rest
for immunity. Tie defendant packers
viii cndcavor to put the letter into IT,.
case as evidence, just as if the President
were here and testified concerning it. The
letter WAS written by the President June
II 1905, at til" time the federal grand
jury was sitting in Chicago on the beef in
quiry. That part of it read by Attorney
Hines reads
with my approval the department oi
justice with the assistance Of tn" depart
mcnt of commerce and labor, has for
SDInc months been cndeaVoring to fin.l
ont whether or not they can obtain legal
evidence OF such wilful and deliberate viO-
latiOrS of the injunction Of any individ-
ull. If the grand jury now sitting in
Chicago finds an indictment against any
individual connected with the packing
corporations. it will be because in their
Judgment such legal evidence of the vio-
lation of the injunction has been laid be-
fore them.
The letter is purported to be signed by
Pre- sident Roosevelt and Is taken by the
defendants as proof of their contentious
That letter is a public document and
we will introduce it as evidence in this
case" said Attorney John S. Miller, one
Of the packers attorneys.
"If the government contests it, we can
Of course call for an original copy
Edward A Cudahy. the Omaha packer
was directly threatened with impr1son-
n1ent by Commissioner Garfield after Mr.
C,udahy refused to give q commissioner
informa tion regarding the packing bust
ness according to a statement made by
Attorney Gown in court today Mr
Gown argued that the securing of evi-
dencr against the packers from the pack
promise Of immunity to the informants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
MAYO ON TRIAL.
Annapolis Mildly Charged With Haz-
ing is Y. M. c. a. Nan.

Annapolis. Md, Jam. 80 T. The case of
NiishiDinan Claude i. Mayo of Column
bus. Miss. 2 fncmh"? Of the First class.
was taken up by th" cOurt-martill to-
day. Tho naval authorities say they
have 10 idea when trials will end, but
ofilt CTS VINO arr connected with the
court have taken houses in Annapolis
for the WiHtcr.
Several members Of the Fourth class
testified that Mayo compelled them to
stand on their head.
Ni'is'iitmln Hugh Allen. the first
witt csS for the Defence said that hc
had hcpn Mayos roommate for a year
and a half. Mayn's opinion, he said, was
that Y. NJ G. a. member should not
iazc Mayo. hc said, vas the editor Of
Il Y. NJ. &. 4. Dublicntion designed to
Giv" newcomers helpful suggestions.
Lieut.. Commander Charles r. Mo
Ncy Jr.. testified that Mayo is one NJ
the prominent members of the Y. NJ. G.
y. and il had come Ia his Knowledge
that Mayo considered this position as
inconputil,le with hazing The court
tlon took Il recess.
For tn" first time since the present
haZnG trials BEGAN evidence was to-
day before the court martial tending
To support the assertion that officers
on duty III Annapolis have winked at
hazin". MidShipman Claud B. Mayo,
t"stifyinE in his own behalf sworc
that Lieut.. {. +. Snyder. the officer in
rEarc" Of bancroft hall. last Septcm-
bcr had used llmgunE" which was gen
orally interpreted by the upper class
of Ini!Slpncn To mean that they
should discipline the fourth class men
by applyin-; some of the usual hazing
mot uo1s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23

The MOoschcad Investment Company
one of the NOR" recently organized
corporations in Maine. which recently
invested heavily in timber land in
Piscataqui& county. has its principal
business office in this town. The
capital stock is 500 600. The president
is f. T. Bradstrort of Gardiner $. w.
Philbrick Of Sk"whcgan is the clerk
and treasurer. and these gentlemen.
with a. II. Shaw of Bath compose the
board of directors. The company will
inauGuratc extensive numbering opera
tions shortly on its new purchase.
which is heavily tiinhcrcd with spruce.
pine. hcml"ck AMI r"plar, rs we'll as
sell stumpaEc Tho plan of the cor
poration is to deal in timhcrlands.
water powers ana real estate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
MAY BE NOTED CRIMINAL.
Thought That Ashton Is Escaped
eridgewatcr, Mass, Prisoner.

Portland. Nc. Jan. 22.-Says tho
Press:
Deputies Bryson and Peterson are
fully satisfied that he colorcd man.
John Ashton, arrested at st. John in
connection with the Red Beach rob-
berry is Minot St. Clair Francis. a very
noted criminal. who escaped from
Bridgcwatcr Sept. II. and was for
some time greatly dreaded by the peo-
PIE of that section Of Massachusetts.
He was serving a sentence Of 20 years
William Phelps may be Frank r.
Wiley. who escaped at the same time,
hut there is not in the opinion of the
deputies the least doubt regarding
Francis. The arrest was a very fni-
rortant ono although no one thought
tl;at John Ashton was Francis until
the deputies began digging Sunday.
The Massachusetts authorities have
been notified.
The marks on which the MaSsa-
chus"tts authorities relied for pOssi-
bic identification of Francis are all on
Ashton, and the cOlOrcd man only
| could decline to go into the matter Of
Inc escape of Francis, insisting that
every mark might have been acci-
dcntaliy duplicated in ink OH the per-
son Of another. He anticipated the re-
quest Of the deputies to be allowed TO
sec the marks referred to by describ-
| ing them. He is cool and deliberate
| IN his ways. but is quick to see a point.
and TO guard against the making of
la6missions. He is a bright fellow, and
| is an interesting man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23
COLBY COLLEGE.
Hazing Lie Nailed-Lecture Toniqht
Athletics and Personals.

The New York World has another
guess coming. In its edition for Sun
day, Jan. 21 is what purports To be a
n~t or fatalities from hazinS. including
the following item: George PhilIips-a
freshman AT Colby College. While be-
ing Ha=cd by s"phomOres he was
pounded over the kidneys, suffering in
tense agony. This treatment caused
EriSht'S disease from which he died. i"
i ne facts oI the ease are that George
Phillips of Edngor entered Colby Col
lc2c in the class Of 1904 and in the fan
Of 1860 was taken i'll and forced to
leave college. one Of the papers of the
state made the statement which WAS
copied by others. that Phillips had been
injured while being initiated into the
lIcitt I"IIon fraternity. This state
ment was denied ny afIidavits from the
Young mans father. mother family
physician and officers of tho fraternity
Mr.. Phillips is still alive and is Il res
IG"nt of i;angor.
Miss Lucy Amcs Mead will speak in
tie Colby College chapel this Tuesday
morning at II o'clock ON World Or
Ghnizations." This is II lecture that the
speaker las given before II large num-
her Of collie t,tS and literary societies;
i'll tn" United states. The students and
friends of tho college are invited 10 b.
present. NJ admission will bo charged.
Prof Hugh X. Hatch returned Mon
day from E"ckIand whore hc occupied
in" l.lipit Of the FIRST BAPTIST church
SUNDAY.
y new riHn" has been installed in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23

Fred i. Lawrence. Esq. of the law
firm of Gould & Lawrence. has been ap-
pointed by Justice Strout of the Maine
Supreme bench as master in chancery
for the o. +. knoWlton Company which
recently got into financial difficulties
y receiver. W. II. Emery. was recently
appointed and the store is now closed
for stock taking. This concern was
organized several years ago to do y
wholesale and retail grocery business,
the stock Of sGOGO being held by Skow-
began people. Tho manager until re-
Gently WAS Oscar r. Nnowlton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-23

crack Organization will soon be the re-
SUIT according TO appearances.
n meeting Of the Oracle board was
heia Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. -
WHICH tihle the associate editors pre-
sehled inc first installment of copy"
i|r me annual. Tie book this year
promises To be a fine number. although
'te management is hampered by the
he'N! Indebtedness which has been
carried by the Oracle Association for
several years.
Indoor baseball practice is scheduled
for each Wednesday and Saturday af-
'ern"ohs at 80 o'clock. The candidates
i"r me team are developing high de-
Stc "i eill"ioncy ana snapry team
VIII soon be put into the field.