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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

uIar instance. The proper time would
have been before the primaries last
sprlng. At that time the voters
should have been more explicit In
their demands and he yentured TO
say All candidates would have signed
pledges to carry out the wishes of
the taxpayers in regard to all Inn
movements and tax levies. Colonel
Hofer said that he opposed the pres
ent plan OF assessment but that now
we have It he hoped we would keep
IL and that matters might be proper
Iy adjusted next year.
Dr- Cusiok placed A. LAHORE In the
chair and made a very spicy speech
He said he had consulted a good at
torney and had an opinion that the
county court could legally make re
bate 10 consume the surplus. He
said Judge Scott imagined himself TO
be the tin god OF this county and he
not believe the Judge would listen to
a committee of 1000 taxpayers
However II he does, DR.. Cusick said
he would be glad to take him by the
hand and apologize.
on motion Of Dave Wagner the
resolution referred TO was adopted
and the committee appointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
WILL ASK FOR REBATE
lconlInued from page oael.

(ContInued from page one).
and the place was offered to J. H..
Albert who also declined. Il was
then offered 70 Scott Riggs, who re-
fused. Directly Dr. cusick and d. j..
Fry came In. Dr. cusiek accepted
the invitation to preside and Mr.. Fry
was made secretary OF the meeting.
AZ a previous meeting Carson a
Cannon had been asked for legal
opinion IN regard 10 enioinIng the
court from collecting the tax. A Iet-
Ter was read from Mr.. Carson. The
attorney said he had only hurriediy
investigated the affair and he
thought that n fraud could be clear
ly shown 90 have been used In con
nection with making the levy that
the action might be made but he was
by no means sanguine OF its success
az the court would not look with ia
vor on an action 10 hold up the coll
lection OF all taxation.
The chairman suggested some de-
lay before going 10 law.
Frank w Durbin was called on
aud ne read list OF the totals OF
Marion county taxes for the past ten
years "a follows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

the United states shall "a,
such appropriation, as nv. ~ = ~
in this act. within three s,'0sd so 4
the passage of this AZ, 'ssn n,
sum of 100000, as hero,. 'aea Y
shall be turned into the rsnI''' DIoVI'' I
of the state of Oregon. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

John II, Albert defended The ac-
tion OF the county court: said the im-
provements we're absolutely neces-
aRry. lie rldiculed Mr.. Durbin's ar
gumont regarding steady growth
intakes and said that when he came
horc SO years ago his own taxes we're
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
DROPPED DEAD ON c,s
c. S. Rockenfield. Former g..
Expires Suddenly in po..,

Expires Suddenly in por,,..s !
c. S. Rockenfeld, forma' 'a
dent of this city, dropped ds,.
denly this morning in a s,,... -
in Portland. while on his w.. ~ I
his home to his business.
When Mr.. Rockenheld lived !. /
lem he was in the grocery ~
and his wife conducted gresS 4 y.
near the capitol building a.
employed In Portland as thu
the stolz Picking Works
Rockenfields have many frisD,.
this city, who are shocked !. !
sudden death.
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COUNTY MEMS.
:, additional oss~is Ness see otis, rs.ss
sroNrSGroN.

SrONINGTOS.
j. L. Goss and wife have gone 10 Dot
chester for week.
Mrs. Oliver Mills, OF Boston, Is visiting
her brother, Sumner P. Mills.
Miss Bean, OF Providence, K. l., Is the
guest of Mrs. Sumner r. Mills.
Mrs Frank Merrill, OF BIaehiiI, is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Adoie Merrill.
Il. L. Ayers, Of Cambridge, Mass, will
open a harness shop in tine new building
of 4. =. Warren.
PDiiip Crockett has bought the resi-
dence of Capt. William Colby, and will
move IN sbou. Oet. l.
Miss Caro- Parker and Miss Nellie Eaton
will give select dance in the opera house
Iuesaay evening, Aug. ~.
Wellington Clay, of Biushiii, is en-
pioyed BY the Benvenue Co., and Is board
ing at Mrs. Foster Hamblen's.
The artesian well bored last year on the
Benyenue quarry did not prove success,
and they are now building a large reser-
vois.
Miss Hattie, clerk and typewriter in the
Office OF John l.. Goss, il taking her an
nual vacation. Miss Charlotte Green 10
taking her place.
Hsnry Eaton, OF Springfield. Mass,
with his wife, is visiting relatives here,
and will spend a few weeks at the old
Eaton homestead.
Elmer e. Warren ind vile will leave
to-day to maze their home in Seattle,
Wash. The many friends they have made
since coming to this town much regret
their departure.
At Rockland ON Thursday the annusl
Pythias was held. Stonington company
had twenty-five members present George
Avery 10 captain, Thomas S. Geyer first
lieutenant, d. J. Noyes second lieutenant.
They returned home Friday reporting the
time Of their lives.
Capt. Levi X. Stinson, after long and
painful illness, died 1t his home Aug. -.
Capt. Stinson was one OF our Oldest mas-
ter mariners and had spent many years on
the sea. He retired from that business
few years ago. He leaves . widow, two
sons and one daughter. He was one OF
. family Of nine children and only one
brother remains. He was q member Of
Reliance lodge, r. and A. NJ, also OF Pine
Tree chapter, r. A. NJ, and the council.
Funeral services were held q The Congre-
gstional church Sunday, the orders to
which he belonged attending in . body.
Aug. "a. Mill
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Benjamin Stanley, with a party from
Brewer, stopped over Sunday at Floods
pond, guests 1t Edgar Remickis.
Charles whitcomb, David Salisbury,
George Jordan, IT,, Of Ellsworth Falls,
were ct their farms here Sunday.
William Grover, OF Bangor, who has
been very III, and Is now convalescing, Is
at the home OF his brother, Z. L. Grover,
for while.
Miss Blanche Kincaid, OF Waltham,
Mass, has returned home after vacation
OF two weeks spent here with her father,
Albert Kincaid.
Miss Morey, OF Bangor, niece of VIII
liam Morey, OF New York, was a guest
here for week with the family, which isf
summering here.
yiols, daughter OF Henry Salisbury, Of
Brewer, returned home Saturday, after
spending her vacation here with her
grandparents, w. johnson and wife.
Mrs. Peter Anderson and daughter Alma,
Of Bar Harbor, have been at Mr.. Andsf-
sons boyhood home, now occupied BY
Wallace Tibbetts and wife, for "A fortnight.
Mrs. Mary e. Kincaid, of Ellsworth
Falls, made visit OF week with her son
Albert and grandchildren, Blanche and
Howard Kincaid, at their cottage at Beech
Hill pond.
Aug. a. DAyIs
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BUCKsPoRr.

The body Of Mrs. John Mccarthy, OF
Bangor, born Mary Collins, Of this place,
was brought here Monday for interment.
John Sewell WATSON died 1t the home Of
his brother, Lorin s. WATSON, Sunday,
aged forty-nine years. He came here
from Boston . few days ago for the benefit
OF his health. He leaves . wife and one
son.
An important change has been made in
the music department at the seminary.
Miss Mildred Stone, of Bangor, has had
charge Of this work for several years.
During the past year the number OF pu-
pills has 20 increased that Miss Stone
found it difficult to carry on her Bucks
port classes in connection with her grow
ing Bangor work, and resigned her posi-
tion at the seminary. She is succeeded BY
Miss Ethel King, A. B., of Lewiston, a
graduate OF Bates college, ard teacher Of
several years experience. She will make
her home at the seminary. There is pros
pect OF large enrolment OF students ct
the seminary this fall.
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MIR. X. y. LECKIE, Keno, Miss.
4vl writes.
II write to tell you Of the grea, bene-
fiss~thAt Peruna has accomplished for
me. II has cured me of catarrh and
seemingly all the other ills that | wa,
subject 70.
~ caa 2sf aayfhis4 before me and
digest anything ! eat. Physically am
. now man."
With weak or dsranged diges ton. the
source OF strength and vitality is i'm.
paired, the nerves are weak, the blood
circulatss fssbly.
No man = capable Of thinking sc-
curatsly or doing anything vigorously
while suffering With indigestion.
To rid the stomach OF catarrh viii
produce clean, healthy mucous MEM
bSanes and Thus correct the digestion,
Peruna has Tie reputation the world
over for doing this very thing. A course
of Psuss pro9pfly and completely
sch ~ digsstivs orSass II their tue
k2ncfioA
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COUNTY NEWS.
FREMONT.


The ladies' aid society will meet Friday
with Mrs. George Wallace.
Mrs. Wstkins, OF Beverly, Mass, is a
guest at the home of her uncle, Levi Rich
Rev. W. r. Campbell, of Roxbury,
Mass. preached in the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon.
The ladies' aid society lawn party, Tues
day, August 20, at the home of Frank
Mitchell, was well attended. The tables
were we'll patronized, aud the affair was a
success in every way. The receipts were
s92.T. The society extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell hearty vote OF thanks for
their kindness, and the use OF their
grounds: also to Maurice Rich, whoe
tanned the company with graphophone
selections during the evening.
An entertainment under the manage
ment OF Mrs. Fred Rich, for the b nefit Of
OF the Sunday school, was held Monday
evening in the Congregational church.
The programme OF readings, solos and
choruses by summer guests and local
talent, was well rendered, and was enjoyed
by all. The church was prettily dec
grated with cut flowers and ported plants.
After the entertainment, ice-cream and
cake were served on the lawn, which was
lighted by colored lanterns. Receipts
were over ssi.
Aug. Is.
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You needn't pick up any worries. You
can get ITEM snywnere as you go along
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80 NS'' ~
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edness are our own.-Millon.
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EAsTBRooK.

John e. DeMeyer, who has been at
home through the summer, will return 70
Massachusetts this week.
Sidney Jordan, who has been here TINS
summer, will return to Jamaica Plain'
Mass, this week. His wife aud BABY
Dorothy will 60 later.
Harry w. Rowe, who has been preach
ing here through the summer has
returned to Troy, where he viii teaea
school again this winter. He viii o
greatly missed, for he has the interes'oi
the people here 1t heart, and has leh Nv
stone unturned to make the summer
months he has been here pleasant. ~
superintendent and teacher in the SUNNY
school be hiss iabored hard TO make "
success. Sunday night, being ms t nj
night here, there was Sunday scnvI Slew
concert which proved 70 the many peopie
present that he has worked hard
Aug. %. GkA.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Claude Clark was up from Bar Harbou
over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Butler il boarding with Mrs
Dora Abbott.
Miss verna Lawrie came home from b,
Harbor Friday.
Miss Marion Caller il visiting her uncle,
Fred Clark, ct Sullivan.
Guy Butler, with his buck board and
horses, is employed by Eddie Pullen.
Miss Nancy Dyer is At home from
Waterviile, whore she has been to have
her eyes treated.
Everett Tracey and wife and Mrs. Ethel
Clark attended the Foresters picnic .,
Sullivan Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Woodwork and children
have returned from Gouldsboro, where
they have been visiting.
Mrs. Lettie Fullerton and children. who
have been visiting her parents, A. c.
Hooper and wife, this summer, have re-
turned to Ellsworth.
Aug. %. r
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SOUTH BI.uEHII.L.

Miss Matte Grindle, Of Surry, visited
Miss Beulah Eaton last week.
Ralph Bowden, OF Boston, with four
friends, has been visiting his parents, O.
b. Bowden and wife.
Clifton Day, wife and two children, Of
Somerville, Mass, aresvisiting his mother,
Mrs. Charles Ferrin.
L. H. Sibley has gone to Boston on BUSH
ness. He was accompanied by Elsie and
Frank Sibley, who have been spending
the summer here.
Misses Ida and Alice stodder, Of SOM
erviiie, Mass, and Miss Anna King, OF
Weston, Mass, are spending few weeks
ct c. B. Henderson's.
Aug. Is. c.
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VERONA.

The annual camp meeting opened Mon
dsy with good attendance. The meeting
will be Q week shorter than usual this
year, ending next Sunday.
The Verona Land Co., at Its annual
meeting Friday, elected oficers g follows:
President, A. F. Smith, Bangor; vice.
president and general manager, sumner H,
Nash, Bangor; clerk, Freeman w. Smith.
Rockland; treasurer, Peter Abbott, Yer
ona. The directors are: A. F. Smith,
Bangor; F. W. Smith, Rockland; L. D..
Smith, Hartford, Conn; Peter Abbott,
Verona; and Bernice Calden, Orland. An
ONCE building has been erected and sveu-
ues have been cut through the woods,
anording Q view of Penobscot bay and
river. Logs are TO be sawed out into linn
Der, and new cottages built. There viii
also be new stable.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Anna Damon went to Boston Sat
urday-
Miss Mary Gorham returned to Dorches-
ter Saturday.
Mrs. Nolan and two children and sister
went to Rockland Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Stinson is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Webster.
Frederick Larrabee, OF Boston, arrived
at the Island View Saturday night.
Mrs. Allie Blackwell, OF East Boston, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. c. E. Haskell.
franklin Hardy came from Bar Harbor
Thursday and returned next day to his
yacht Admiral.
A party Of fourteen came from Ocean
willie Friday to call or Mrs. Mary J. Hardy
and to enjoy . picnic.
Misses julia and Anna Thompson have
returned to Philadelphia from the Tan
giewood cottage.
J. M. Ellis and daughter. Mrs. Willis
Scott, Miss Bessie Scott, Oracle Lowe, and
Chancey Hutchinson went to the launch
ing at Rockiand Saturday.
Aug. q. H.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County ve,cs see other pages
SORRENTO.

Miss Clara Haskins and Miss Mabel
Robe, OF Rockport, Mass, visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. Martha Pettee, Lottie Pettee and
Capt. William Rice, OF Birch Harbor, Wis
tied in town last week.
Miss Mabel Urann, who has been work
ing here this summer, returned to her
home in East Sullivan Saturday.
Schools in town ibegin next Monday,
Sept. 2. Miss jeanette Hill, OF Machias,
will teach the Cove school, and Miss
Helen B. Newenham, CT Rockland, will
teach the High Head school.
Last week Thomas Ewing, ir., of Yon-
kers, N. Y, purchased of the estate Of
Frank Jones the water works, steamboat
wharf and Preble's island for the sum Of
S22 600. He is negotiating with parties to
build a new wharf at once. This is Of
much interest to all interested in the
townt and will be of great benefit to the
place as q summer resort. Although Mr..
Ewing's plans have: not been announced,
it is known that he has the best interests
OF the town at heart, as he has a fine sum-
mer home here and thinks no place is
quite as good as Sorrento.
Aug. Is. T.
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BIRCH HARBoR.


NJ. H. Winslow and wife are visiting in
Cherryfield.
Rev. w. H. Rice, who has been visiting
here, left for home Friday.
Mrs. W. F. Davis, F. w. Coomhs and
Flossie Hancock returned this week from
trip to Machias.
The first reunion Of the Rice family was
held here Aug. q, on the original farm OF
their ancestor, Jonas Rice, who came here
from Massachusetts, and settled. The
gathering celebrated the one hundredth
anniversary Of the event. Forty-eight OF
his descendants were present. Had there
been more notice, no doubt there would
have been much larger number. In .
tent not far from the site OF the first log
cabin Jonas Rice built, tables were
beautifully spread. During dinner many
amusing stories were told. Lucy, widow
Of the second Jonas Rice, occupied the
seat Of honor, having the distinction OF
being the only surviving member Of that
generation. A ball game, croquet, swings
and social chat furnished entertainment
for old and young. The family organized,
and it il proposed to make the reunion an
annual event. Rev. w. H. Rice was the
only one present from out Of town.
Aug. "a. Z.
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sEpGwIcK.

Miss +. A. Mayhem, Of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. II. A. Small.
Miss Ethel Cobb. OF Dorchester, Mass,
is visiting her uncie, ". A. Pert.
George C. Turner's family have returned
to their home in scmerville. Mass.
Seth /. smith. wife and little daughter,
OF Blrehill, visited friends here las week.
Rev. A. J. Lord, of Meriden, Conn.,, was
at the Phillips cottage few days last
week.
George Restall. OF Lynnfield Center,
Mass, has been at Mrs. +. NJ. Herrick' s
for week.
DR.. Hunt. OF Bangor, drove into town
Saturday in his automobile, returning
home Sunday.
The George A. Fox show of kineto-
his ard specialties Was here three
nights last week.
Dr.. Davies, OF Philadelphia, supplied
the pulpit of the First Baptist church
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, OF Chelser,
Mass, are visiting their son, Eugene Fer
guson and family.
A. W. Penney, clerk in the Havert i'll
post office, With his wife, is visiting his
father. J. W. Penney.
The ladies' public Improvement society
will have baked bean supper at River
side hall Tuesday evening.
Elmer Dodge and mother, who are visit
ing relatives in Brooklin, called on
friends here one day last week.
Mrs. Fields, who has been ct T. Board
mans few weeks, returned to her home
in Dorchester, Mass, Saturday.
George Freethey, OF Dorchester, Mass,
formerly OF this place, arrived with his
bride Wednesday for . few weeks at
Travellers Home.
Aug "a HI.
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advertisements.
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EDEN.

The schools in town will begin Sept. is.
Only three OF the old teachers return.
e. E. Smith and Miss Inez Hamor Wis
tied friends at East Oriand and Ellsworth
. few days last week.
Mrs. Bridgman, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Richards, has re-
turned to her home in Boston.
Wednesday, Aug. q, Ernest E. Smith
and Miss Inez Hamor, OF Salisbury Cove,
were married. The ceremony was quiet.
The couple left Immediately for Harris-
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IsLEsFoRD.

Extensive repairs are being made ON the
schoclhouse. Fred Steele is foreman.
This il the best season ever known for
Isiesford. All cottages are open, and both
hotels are nearly full.
Mrs. Z. A. Webb. Of Bangor, is spend
ing few weeks here. Mrs. Webb il the
originator OF the famous Islesford candy.
The annual sale by the Thimble club
was held 1t the church Aug. H. This sale
Is not only an occasion which brings large
financial results, but is social event
which almost the entire summer colony
attend. Their generous contributions
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vile, Il. L., where Mr.. Smith has fine
position as principal OF grammar school.
J. w. Leighton. former principal OF the
Central school, hiss been chosen principal
of the high school at Buekfeld.
Mrs. Belle Cseaves, who has been co :
fined to the bed for some time, is now abl }
to sit up. out f2r short tire only. Her
many frisnds are glsi to learn that. she
is improving.
Miss Margaret Koch has returned from
the c. e. summer school. and will resume
her duties as pastor OF the Baptist church
a; Salisbury Cove. :.
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ATLANTIC.

A party Of eleven went on q blackboard
ride TO Idlewylde last Wednesday. 1t be-
ing rather damp for an outdoor dinner,
Mrs. Bowiey kindly let them eat dinner
on the yeranda, and made coffee for the
party.
Schooner yacht Petrol, belonging to
the Boston yacht club, was in the harbor
one day last week, having been to East
port. She 10 owned by George A. and
Henry w. Morse, Of Boston. She had on
board several guests, among them Fred
AacNiel, Of Calais, and Mr.. Langdon, Of
New York.
Aug. q. 8.
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BAR HARBoR.

L. E. Kimban has sold the Lyman hotel
and cottages, recently purchased by him,
to DR.. c. c. Morrison. This property 10
the highest land on Mt. Desert street, and
one Of the most desirable lots in the vii
la9e.
LAvina, widow of Abraham
Leland, died Thursday, after . long
illness Of cancer. She leaves three sons
Elvin, Everett and Eugene, and two
daughters- MissRAn Leland and Mrs.
Lena Babb. Funeral services were held
Saturday.
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Melba ON Breathing.

/ cannot too forcibly insist that the
mere possession OF a lovely voice is only
the basis OF vocal art. Nature OCCASION
ally startles one by the prodigality Of her
gifts, but no student has any right to ex-
pect to sing by inspiration, any more than
an athlete may expect to win q race be-
cause he is naturally fleet of foot.
Methods Of breathing, e'attack, and the
use Of the registers, must all be perfectly
understood by the successful singer, who
should likewise be complete master Of all
details relating to the structure and use Of
those parts above the voice box, and be
convinced Of the necessity OF perfectly
controlled chest expansion in the produc-
tion Of tone.
For perfect singing, correct breathing,
strange ~ it may sound, is even more
essential than . beautiful voice. No mat
ter how exquisite the vocal organ may be,
its beauty cannot be adequately demon
strated without proper breath control.
Here is one Of the old Italian secrets which
many singers of to-day wholly lack, be-
cause they are unwilling to give the neces-
sary time for the full development OF
breathing power and control. Phrasing,
tone, resonance, expression, all depend
upon respiration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-08-28
BASS HARBOR.

James Benson killed . large porpoise
last week.
Lewis Gott has gone to Portland in the
schooner Lillian.
George Murphy and family visited in
Ellsworth last week.
A large number from here attended the
dance At Manset Friday evening.
Arthur Moore and Miss Mary Nealiey,
of Ellsworth, are visiting A. D. Moore and
wife.
Miss Ida Murphy, Of Cape Elizabeth.
is spending = few weeks with relatives
here.
Work is progressing finely on Mrs. Fam
ning's cottage. L. 8. Springer has the con-
tract.
J. F. CONN, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, is here
for q short stay. His family has been here
several weeks.
Mrs. Kirk Bumford and family will
leave this week for their home in Cam
bridge, Mass.
L. F. Gott sailed has sloop Merrywing
in the boat race at Northeas, Harbor Sat
urday, winning the second prize.
Aug. rs. X. Y. q.