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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-19
ALAahA MINE.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
MAINE PEOPLE.

Everett T. StctSOn. University of Maine
%, son If Mr.. ANA Mrs. = Walter Stet
son of Auburn. has accepted position as
civil engineer near PittShIlg, Pa.
Nate 7. Abbott, a Sanford LAWYER has
been reelected an instructor and lecturer
on commercial laN and Insurance in con
ncction with the EqutJ Jurisprudence AMI
trusts which lie has had for several years,
At the Boston University School of Law.
Caleb T.. $. EurnS Of Fort Fairfield, who
graduated from the University OF Maine.
in the agricultural course last week will
leave shortly for lIavcrhill, n II, where
h" will De superintendent for tn Pike
Manufacturing Company on IL farrn of
l0.WN acres.
President Hyde OF BowdOin college.
Mrs Hyde, their son Georg, r. HYDE,
BoWinin '0S, and Robert NJ PennelI Bow
dom ~ will sail on July 3rd for t.uropn
and will spend the summer abroad Prof
Charles T. Burnett and mother will sail
on the same steamer.
Fred Hanson of Los Angeles Cal. was
in Eiddeford recently after bein;c AWAY.
frofl there b years He is a native OF
RhXton. Mr. Hans son IS nov 50 wears: old
ana made the trip across the country III
I'VE days the longest stOp on the entire
trip being only half hour
Hon. Ba,tlet TriN Of YanKton. s;outn
Dakota, who Is Visiting in Dexter, was
formerly Unite States minister TO Ans
IRA ana was ?lio chief inytic, Of The 81.
prfile r0rrr Of Sou;h Dakota IL fore II
I"c;tln. sta since then Mr T,irn
was Clttei States commissioner at 81
mao Mr.. Trip is a graduate of Coll,v
college. " ooi"s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24

| aster in this our crop of greatest value.
show undue apprehension at this stage.
The season is late and backward, but
there are abundant chances during the
next three months for improvement.
Taking the agricultural situation as a
whole, the outlook is not especially
unfavorable. Our farmers are gener-
ally out Of debt and practically sure
of profitable prices for all their prod
ucts during the ensuing year. 1t will
take a much more serious crop damage
than now seems imminent to break the
effect of the current prosperity which
stall proportion of them are depend
ent On single crops, and what they lose
in one direction is likely to be COM
pensated for by good prices for other
products. Those who are seeking
worry can find it readily enough with
out going out into the fields"
Mr. Clews also takes no stock in the
japanese war scare. He pronOunces it
absurd. Japan" he says, does not
want war with the United states. Such
a contingency is unqucstionably farth
est from the minds Of those who con-
troll the destinies Of this new power in
the Pacific. Even were Japan disposed
to cross swords with the United States,
her rulers are too keen to risk certain
defeat. Japan can not afford To 60 to
war with country of such vast re-
sources as the United States. Her own
finances have been Sorely strained by
the war with Russia, and many years
will b. necessary for the recovery
frGm that strain. Further, there is no
country in Europe where Japan could
raise the funds necessary to prosecute
war with the United States. All
thoughts If trouble, therefore, with
Japan may as wen be set aside for
good. Such agitation as we have had
has been merely the reflection Of our
own bad treatment of the japanese on
the Pacific coast"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
Personal NJ otes.

. faron i'eiman- q" T.IgcrcIantX. the
Swedish Minister to tie United states. i;
making Z ten days visit to Providence.
K. l., where he is being ENTERTAINERS L,,
prominent business mem ara educators.
Rev. Dr l.. l.. Carpenter. the veteran
minister of Wabash. Indiana. celebrated
ms iulie" last Sunday rs 4 minister of
the christian church In tie past fifty
years ne mas preached NOR" than 12cGo
sermons, haI ti2cn n;orr than II,rpl PEG
rie ana Dedicated 1Oi churches.
Daniel Worcester. the oriGinal "l-ncia
TOM, OF the original Uncle Toms C.in-
in Company, is still living NJ i,nXhury.
VT. He has been retired from thr .tg..n
for some wears. but formerly acted with
Laura keenc. JunirS RrutilS Booth Ed
win Booth, and other Wen known actors.
William Gillette, til" author-lctor. who
reached London Wednesday, has ar
ranged with Charles Fr"thman to W,itc 4
new drama for the latter for product IN
in America and rcltnd before he re-
sIf1"S acting. Mr.. Gillette viii return to
the United states soon am drvotr six
months to writing tire play.
Rudolph I'llm"r q clerk in the office Of
the Adlutant General at WASHINGTON, has
lust completed fifty years of continuous
service in the employ of the Government
lie came to this country from His home
in Germany when hr was years of age,
and for Il short tirhn served as Il drum
mcr boy in the army.
Rev. David Nelson Eeach was inaugu-
rated president of RanGor Theological
Seminary. 1T Ranger, Maine, on Tuesday
evening. While it seems an unusual
thing tEhs to inaug :artc n mar after he
has held office IS the head Of IN nSti-
tuition for four years, vet tile long tab
l,SheI custom ut the Bangor seminary is
rot TO confirm 4 professor in the chair
=" which he has been elected until after
three years.
Sir Chcntung Iiane-Cheng. TIE Chinese
MnistoT. WHO is preparing 70 leav"
duties of Vice-prrSidcnt Of the Board Of
Foreign Affairs 1t P"king, will be- signal
" h"nored by official WASHINGTON and his
diplomatic associates before his d"r2rtur".
\ pretty con- plirIont to til" Minister will
bc p1id b: the Chinese of n number of
American cities. including Philadelphia
who will rrG SEPT him with n hinge silk
TN hr"lla embroidered with the naalcs 81
tic indi Iid::al do lOrS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
Crop Outlook and War Talk.

There is small prospect that this
wheat ami cotton. will reach the
bumper marks of the past few years
but the farmers Of the country are
nevertheless in very good spirits and
those who can look over the whole field
assert that there is nothing in sight to
justify any fear that the reign Of old
General Prosperity is in danger. His
control of the situation seems absolute
One of the most level-headed stu
dents of finance in the country is
Henry Clcws, the New York banker
whose weekly financial reviews are
regarded as exceedingly sound. In his
review of last week Mr.. Clcws says of
the prosperity prospect:
Concerning the crop outlook. the
news is not particularly satisfactory.
Our weather continues cold and wet
for the season over 4 very large sec
backward. Cotton has been consider
ably damaged ana good weather will
be imperative during the balance Of
the season to secure a fair crop. Re
ports as To- damage have been eXagger-
ated for speculative effect; neverthe-
less. considerable of the advance in
cotton has been justified by weather
conditions. Some Improvement can he
noted in the wheat crop, although
there has been serious injury in Kan
sas. Wheat, however. readily makes
good growth in cool weather. and
there is as yet no reason for apprehen-
sion regarding this important cereal
In both cotton and wheat recent high
prices promise to more than make
good to the farmers any shortage in
the yield. The outlook for corn is un-
certain. Planting ought to he finished
by this time; but in the northern sec
uons considerable replanting is yet to
be done. Corn is essentially a high
temperature crop, and a cool summer
and early frost might easily cause dis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24

charm and knew what to do with it.
| He took it to Mr.. Carney, who had no
| difficulty by looking up the book Of
marks" kept at the Masonic building
| in finding to whom it belonged.
This charm of course was lost some
where between Mr.. Elwell's house on
Neal street and his store under the
Infirmary and was swept into the
street with the snow. 1t was then
embedded in snow and ice, which was
taken away by dumping team of the
railroad company and dumped where
it was found after the snow had melt
ed in the spring. 1t is claimed that no
member Of the Masonic fraternity who
complies fully with the ancient rules of
the order can become lost and it would
seem that it is equally impossible for a
Masonic charm to be wholly lost pro-
vided it is properly marked and in
scribed.
a recent notable gift to the Bowdoin
library is the Abbott Memorial collec-
ton established by Rev. Edward Alb
bOtt, ID. d., at Cambridge, Mass, in
1872. Aided by family Inheritance, DR..
the cooperation Of relatives built up
collection now grown too large 10 re-
main in Il private residence. 1t IS
unique in The completeness with which
the ancestry, the educational inilu-
cnces, the home life and the literary
work Of distinguished family
throughout three generations is set
forth in letter, picture and printed
volume. This family sent five Of its
sons to Rcwdoin in the first third of
the last century ana the father was
for several years an oversccr Of the
college. While later generations have
been prominent in national rather than
the State life. they have always had
regard tor Maine as their old home.
1t seems fitting, therefore. that me
MORALS of the three Jacob AbbOttS, of
John ;. c. Abbott and Lyman Abbott
with those Of their kinSfolk. thrA
NauShanS. the MerrickS and the APP
thorrS, should be preserved in the fire
proof structure which another son of
Maine erected for his Alma Mater. The
collection numbers about 800 printed
volumes, including the complete works
of jacob Abbott ana nearly All Of
th0s" of his children, a less complete
SGT of the writings of John S. c. Alb
bott ana of his grandchildren, together
with local histories and family gen
ealoSicS. 1t contains manuscripts and
letters illustrating old time
customs ana personal characteristics Of
famous men. 1t includes portraits in
oil by early American painters. an,!
historic relics. such as Il sword carried
at Bunker Hill. 1t is shelved in oak
cases with glass fronts and the papcrs.
documents and smaller portraits are
in portfolios or carefully
m"unt' q in scrap books of uniform size.
III" collection has been assigned the
upper room in the tower of Hubbard
hall, the college library. ana will be the
center of much interest in coming
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
IN INDUSTRIAL CIRCLES.

Ground has been broken near the dam
in Carbon for the erection Of a binding,
44XlW. to be used by the Carbon ltydrIu-
lie stone 60. in the making of concrete
block" for building purposes. The work
will ne pushed forward as rapidly as pos
Sihle as the company have several larS"
contracts under consideration.
Pride's >awmill is running full force
there are So to - nan employed at the
mill and y more on the drive The mill
is turning out from 50,00C to 200 feet
OF lumber a daT: three or four carloads
Of lumber are sent away daily ana this
amount will he increased soon to six cars
or more. TIL" rear of the drive is about
over Eb"eme dam and VIII soon be 1T the
mill
Van Buren, is a busy place just st pres
cnt. There are % shinele machines in
operation. and for long lumber there are
four hand-Saw outfits and one circular
saw, each of which is good for 60 to q NJ
feet of lumber daily. The companies have
had great success in the handling Of the
logs at their sorting gaps, and til" StoraG sc
boOmS are taking care Of an ample supply
for the seasons operations. Their logs
are nearly all down 20 the bOomS now
b" done for this year. While the logs are
running n large crew is employed and
the work goes on night and day ~ night
under the glare of 40 to 80 electric are
lights.
The Belfast Gas & Electric CO is max
ing extensive improvements ut their plant
on the east sid" to meet the increaSin..
demands for light and power AMI adj 10
the efficiency OF til" service. Tie III.
water wheel temporarily installed last
fall is being made permanent. and q new
lire of Shafting will take the place of
that now in use. The wheel is 20 horse
rover turbine of the latest type Tho
foundation has been completed for 4 now
boiler If 80 horsepower. which will he
able to carry the whole machinery in
case Of lack of water supply The COM
p1nv are also negotiating for another
wheel to he placed ut Hiramdale Falls
which will devotion 80 horse mower. AMI
with this equipment should be able to
meet all demands IrOn II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
Pension for Teachers,

The movement to pension school teach
erS is one for which Il great deal can he
said both or sentimental and practical
grounds If the defenders Of our country
ar. entitled tN provision against old aSa
ami iriinitY. should not thu SINE pIin-
ciiIc also extend tn those who sow the
seed Of patriotism ana progress \ great
deal can also he said in REGARD to the
merit of IIostetter's Stomach Rttrrs. hut
it is sufficient to say that for D years; ii
has been before the public curing SUCH
ailments as DOR appetite. insomnia. liver
troubles. hcartbdrn. dyspepsia. indieeS-
ti"n. ccstiveress. female ills or malaria
without a failure. Ii YOU suffer from amy
day. You'll re surprised at the amount
of good it will DO you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
MAINE AT JAMESTOWN
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Representation at the Exposition.

The unusual delay in completing the
jamestown Exposition will enable
Maine to be represented in the same
way as all other New England States
are to be-with a State Building, II we
but act quickly. The State commission
wants $4,000 with which to reproduce
the birthplace of the poet LOngfelloW,
and suggest popular subscription.
The press Of the State will receive
and acknowledge one dollar subscrip-
tions to this fund for a State of Maine
Building. You are urged to at once
send in one or more subscriptions to
the Kennebec Journal. For each one
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be made in these columns, and
beautiful portrait mailed to each out
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Cut out the following coupon and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-24
SOMERSET.
SOUTH ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Harriet IonGlv Of Pittstield visited
Mrs. DenSmOre Emerson Friday.
Mrs Charles Brow n of Ripley called on
friends in town this week. She is still
obliged to use a CrutCh.
Charlie Martin of St Adams attended
the Centennial in Palmyra thursday.
George Morrill,. Gardiner, called on st.
Adams friends Friday.
CHARLES Thompson who has been work
ing for II. @. Blaisdcll has gone 10 work
for Guy Tracy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Martin Palmer were in
Corinna Frid9Y.
Everett Damon from Canaan has been
in town tie past week.
Miss Ada Sreldns attended tie centen-
NAL at Palmyra Thursday.