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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-20
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
ENDORSE PARK BOARD

camp, has sprung up at the mouth
of the Salmon river two miles FROM
here just across the line into Ale1
ka, and is creating intense exciI-i
ment.
Fully 1000 lots have been staked
already by squatters and there
promises to be a lively war over
claim jumping.
Reports of exceptionally rich sur
face showings on Salmon river
started the town. The first stalking
was done by crowd from Keith
kan. The news reached Stewart
and IS to 100 people stampeded to
the townsite and staked out their
lots. Within few hours the Lengths
and breadth of the Salmon river
flats was bristling with stakes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-20

cyclist at the intersection Of River
girl, was run down by an unknown
side avenue and Washington street
yesterday afternoon. The man
jumped from his wheel, picked the
girl up and she walked to her home
at the Rossland house, where it
was found that her arm was broken
Only three of the victims of the
recent n. P. freight wreck west of
the city now remain in the hos
pital. All are getting along nicely.
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POOR JOHN D., COST
OF LIVING FORBlDS
HIS. TRIP ABROAD.

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. NEW YORK, April 90 I
= John ID. Rockefeller probably Z
= will not be on the reception I
. committee to welcome Theo- Z
. dore Roosevelt home. The Z
. magnate said: Z
. You know I'm not popular Z
. with the mighty hunter. Z
= There Is no telling how fierce Z
= he is now after having killed I
. wild beasts in Africa" Z
. Rockefeller said, incidental Z
. ly, that he will not go abroad I
= this summer, remarking that 4
= the cost of living is too
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q MARK TWAIN'S HEALTH 4
. SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. 4

. UNITED Press Leased Wire.) I
. REDDING, Conn, April 20.
. Mark Twain passed a rest
. full night and seemed slightly 4
. better today. His condition,
; however, shows no improve
, ment of his cardiac trouble,
, and the doctors said that they
, could not tell which way his
, fight for health was going.
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Bernice Van kurken, a school
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
BARD CITY ROUNDUP
From Bard City News

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Kite, a fine
boy, last Friday night.
Mrs. Henry Jones was in town the
other day.
J. G.. Pruitt is visiting in Lubbock,
Texas.
Brown Baker made trip to Tucum.
earl Monday on business.
j. NJ. Chitwood left last Saturday for
Oklahoma for few days visit.
The summer vacation fever IL pre-
vslent here just the same as anywhere
else.
II. Adrean is painting the new feed
and grain store building for T.. IL. Full
wood.
James Mcvey, editor of the San Jon
Sentinel, visited the News Office last
sunday.
W. X. Haynes, +. o. Alfred and VIM.
4. Linley visited San Jon last Monday
on business.
W. VI. Ailttu itii wv
RADIO, Texas, whore he expects to spend
a few weeks.
Mrs. IL. d. Schrader, of Kenna, New
Mexico, visited here during the week to
attend a contest trial.
+. NJ. Wade left last Saturday for
Wildorado, Texas. lie will be gone
about a couple of weeks.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mae Horne left We'd
ncsday to visit the latter's parents for
II short time at Chilicothe, Texas.
r. =. Middleton left last Monday for
Waxahacbie, Texas, where he expects
to spend a week visiting friends.
Geo. sale, the photo man, says Bard
City suits him all O. X. lie certain
~ understands the picture business.
y. w. Starkie, ID. j. Jones and A. N
Kien have gone on jaunt to Kansas
They expect to be away about sixty
days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, Y. s. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico.
June 80, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Antonia
c de Montoya, wife and Agent Of Juan
de Jesus Montoya, Of Tucumcari, ". NJ,
who, on August "a, 1903, made Home.
stead Entry No. 4952, (Serial No.
O4O62). for Eia SWh Sec. 81 and M
NWh, Section "a, Twp. IL N, Range
80 Il, n. NJ. =. Meridian, has filed no.
tiee Of intention TO make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Reg.
lister and Receiver, U. s. Land Office. at
Tucumcari, N. NJ, on the 25th day of
August, 1910.
Claimant names ms witnesses: Fran.
cisco Salazer. Teo. ID. Martinez. Jose
u. Garcia. Antonio Chacon, all of Tu.
cumrari, n. NJ.
77-l.5t r. A. Prentice, Register,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
NORTON ITEMS

Ike Strong left Saturday
Mrs. Bowernan Is much better.
x. NJ. Bates was in Tucumcari last
week.
Earl Lumpee is buying some more
cattle.
A. r. Ahlwardt went to Tucumcari
Tuesday.
We had nice little shower Sun.
day afternoon.
Walter Mathers came home Saturday
after being gone week.
Little Carl Welch has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks.
j. H. Bedford was rucumcari bust.
ness caller the first of the week.
DE Roy Welch entertained one Of the
railroad officials one day last week.
We have heard that we are to have a
new railroad through here very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Marcus spent
Monday at the DE Roy Welch home.
The Troth family spent ne day with
the X. NJ. Bates family one day last
week.
Mrs. j. r. Underwood and Miss Edna
Griffin called at the Pollard and Ahl.
wardt homes last Thursday.
Carroll Marcus had one of his cows
shot some two weeks ago. Some neigh.
bor ought not to be so hasty.
Miss Gladys Jennings of San Jon, is
staying with her cousin. Mrs. Pearl
Pollard, while Mr.. Pollard is away at
work.
/ Mrs. Fred Walther and children OF
Puerto, were guests at the X. NJ. Bates
home Sunday and attended the Nor
ton singing at Welchs'.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, y. $. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico.
June 30, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that James
NJ. Freeman, of Rudulph, N. NJ, who, on
May 2s, 1906, made Homestead Entry
No. 1926. (serial No. o475s), for SEA
See o, Twp. II n, Range 32 r., n. NJ.
y. Meridian, has fled notice of intention
to make Final Soldiers Five Year
Proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, u. $. Land Office at Tu.
cumcari, n. NJ, on the Goth day of
August 1910.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: James
\. Scott James :. Shaf, Ed Vaughn
Mary A. Scott, all of Rudulph, N. NJ.
77.l.5t X. A. Prentice, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01

Valley cemetery, south Of San Jon. Mr..
Stertz aud his family are new comers
TO this country, and have made many
friends since settling here who sincere.
ly sympathize with them In their time of
sorrow.
A pleasant surprise party was enjoyed
by the participants Thursday night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S.
Carter, in honor of Miss Bernice Car.
ter. The following young ladies and
gentlemen were presents Misses 0eneve
s'arkey, Lola Tye, Beulnh Sands and
Hattie Walker; Messrs James Frazier,
Walter Fullwood, Orby Tye, Sparkman
and Walker.
A. Clnesmith, q. q. Tye, Ben Wright
and Frank Tye have returned from a
two weeks trip up in the mountains in
the western part Of the state. They
travelled about ESQ miles and had good
look over the country. Bard City coun'
try sure looks good to them, they say
after what .hey have seen. They drop
/ ped in at the News ONCE on their re-
turn to pass the good word.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
BARD CITY LOCALS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Kite, fine
boy.
J. q. Pruitt is visiting at Lubbock,
Texas.
Brown Baker wade trip to Tucum.
earl Monday on business.
T.. u. Fullwood moved his family
to Bard City Wednesday
Mrs. II. O. schrader Of Kenna, was
here for several days this week.
II. Adrean is painting the new feed
and grain store building for T.. II. Full.
wood.
We had some fine preaching here last
Sunday. Nearly one hundred were in
attendance.
X. NJ. Alfred left Friday Tor Wildo.
RADIO, Texas, To visit his father for u
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Adrean gave Il 50.
friends last Saturday.
q. q. I've is drilling a well for W
u. Haynes ON his 32O acre tract. Mr.
Haynes expects to build nice residence
ia the near future.
\. Clinesmith, q. Z. Tye, Ben Wright
aud Frank Tye returned Tuesday from
II two weeks trip into the mountain,
in the western part Of the territory.
j. G. Crockcr, the barber, writes that
he will he back home in a few days
Mr.. Crockcr has been visiting with his
friends and relatives at Brady, Texas
Mir. and Mrs. r. o. Alfred last sun
day entertained James McVey and Geo
Sale of San Jon, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
T. Linley, Chas. aud Herbert Holding
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
DIAZ HAS BEEN
ELECTED PRESIDENT
Reports Indicate a Large
Majority Vote In All
Parts of Republic for
Present Administration.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE
ASSEMBLIES JULY 10TH

Associated Press Dispatch.
Mexico City, June 30.-General PorN
frio Diaz was today elected president
of Mexico, and Ramon Corral vice
president by an overwhelming majority,
according to report received here from
all over the country tonight.
The anti.re.electionists ticket headed
by Francisco |. Madero, now under ar.
rest in San Luis Potosi, received about
two per cent of the votes east in Mexico
City, according TO an official statement
tonight. II is estimated that between
40 900 and 10000 votes were east in
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
&c CORRESPONDENCE &c

NJ. and Mrs. VIM. I. Linley and Her
bert and Chas. Holden were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Alfred for several
days tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q. Alfred last Sun.
day entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. T..
Linley, Geo. Sale, Herbert and Chas.
Holding and James Mcvey.
j. G.. Crocker. our old friend the
barber, writes that he will be with rs
again in few days. lie has been Wis.
iting friends ana relatives at Brady,
Texas.
T.. II. Fullwood moved his family to
the city Wednesday. lie will commen.
ce work right away on his broom fac,
tory and will also build fine residence
in the near future.
A west bound freight train was wreck.
Ell here last Saturday evening caused
by n thin flange on one of the engine
wheels. The engine and three ears left
the track, but no damage was done and
nobody hurt.
!. =. Griggs of Puerto, n. NJ, and his
helpers passed through here last Sunday
with 1900 head of goats. lie was
headed for Glenrio, from which place
they will be shipped
G. c. Aye is drilling a well for w. II
Haynes on his 32O acre honest cad nortl
, of the city. Mr.. Haynes expects to
build a handsome residence in the near
future.
The little five year old daughter oi
j. B. Stertz died last Saturday nigh,
and was buried Sunday in the Pleasant
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
OPTICIAN

the city. The city was free from dis
orders of a serious nature, although
several voting places friends of the cul-
didates had personal encounters.
Eight hundred electors were chosen
in Mexico City, of whom only four are
anti.re.e .electionists. From kilograms
received from various parts Of the re-
public the same proportion seems to
prevail throughout the country.
Diaz and Corral Vote
President Diaz cast his vote at IL
o clock this morning. Vice President
Corral east his ballot an hour earlier.
The electors chosen today will meet
in the electoral college on July 10 TO
vote for deputies and senators; on July
IL officially declare the election Of
president and vice.persidept and on
July IL to name judges for the supran.e
court.
FL impartial tomorrow will say .hTt
the election today won complete
triumph for the entire Diaz.Corral tick.
ct,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, y. 3. Land
Office Mt Tucumcari. New Mexico.


Office at Tucumcari. New Mexico.
June 30, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that George
McDermott, of Tucumcari, n. NJ, w!.v.
on April 2s, 1908, made Homestead
Entry No. 5923 (Serial No. O4l5O), for
sWh, Section II, Twp. 10 N, Eansc
30 Il. y. NJ. p. Meridian, has filed no.
tive of intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim - the
land above described before The Regis.
ter and Receiver, L. s. Land Office AT
Tucumcari, y. NJ on the Goth day of
August, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
Strait, Joe Walker Ella Hood, p. II
Sisney, all of Tucumcari, n. NJ.
77.l.5t II. A. Prentice, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01

James Griggs Of Puerto, was In the
city Wednesday lie reports several
showers in his section this week. lie is
in the Angora goat business and has
sold several hundred head recently to l..
+. Jones Of this city, who is buying
for Texas dealer. Griggs is buying
sheep and left here today to look at
property west Of town
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01

We have several houses for rent,
conveniently located. Inquire Belmore
Lumber Co. 3.l2.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01

Lots 10 and IL, Block 81, fac.
| ing the windmill by the
Park; bargain, partly
terms, at ................ NlsoOO
Lot 5, Block II, Highland
Park, with small house on
same, terms, .............. lbO.oO
Lots | and 2, Block IL, Gam.
BILE Addition, just west of
windmill of @. II. Chenault,
within three blocks of new
School, terms, ...,,.,,,,,' 3oo'oo
Lots and 2, Block ., Gamble
Addition, ......,........ 323.OO
Lots and 10, Block |, Gamble
ADDITION, '.',...,.....''' 2oo'Oo
Lots 7.s.9, Block ~, McGee
| Addition. A corner opposite
r. p. Donohoo's residence, $1,000
80 acres patented land, five
miles east, tenant house and
dug.out, all fenced, 20 acres
has been broken up two
years, a bargain at $l2.50 an
acre. One half cash, bal.
ance on time.
One store house on Lot 4,
Block 4, Main street, rent.
ing at $40 per month, ,... 100000
Lots l0.ll.l2, Block |, McGee
Second Addition with good
room residence on same, =. l,250.00
Lot 3, Block 9, Buchanan Ad.
dition, good Groom house,
fence and barn, .......... 10000
The Triangle Of land just west
Of the Plaza ruins, ...... 100000
Lot o, Block q, Buchanan
Addition, ............. 10000
Lots and q, Block 3s, Orig.
| inal Townsite, ..,,,..,.... 100000
Is acres just north Of II. NJ.
Smith, between the Rock
Island and Dawson railroads
an aers, .......,....... I25.Oo
Lots l0.il.i2, in Block l2,
| Daub's First Addition, -. 100000
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-07-01

LOIS T.. ana T.. OF Lot =, Her L
ring Subdivision, ....... 10000
l25xl42 on corner Of Smith
and Second streets. This is
the best location for a first
class hotel or business house
in the city. Price. ....... 100000
Lot Z, Block /, McGee Addi.
tion ..................... 10000
One of the best sites for a ho-
tel in Tucumcari, with east
front on corner of Second
and Center streets ....... 100000
One first class business on
Main street, will net 5000
per month, for ......... 2,750.00
Splendid IA room rooming
house on lot 50xl42, on the
corner OF Adams and Smith
streets. This is one of the
best business properties we
have to offer. Price 80. 100000 II
partly on time.
The best Cafe In the best loca.
tion in the city, ......... 100000 i
| One Broom house on south.
east corner of Smith street,
furnlshed ..,..........,.. 2,UOO.OO
| One four room house furnished
on Smith street, ...... 10000 |
Lots 3, I, 8, and @, Block Z,
/ McGee second addition, each 1880 |
Lots 3 and 4, Block /, Me.
Gee second addition, each 1880 /
100 acres patented land, well
fenced. good tenant house,
splendid well and windmill
on the line Of the Choctaw
railroad. Price ...., 100000
Has been held at $500, must
he sold at once A bargain.
Northeast quarter of Section
IS, Township 10 N, Range
32 e, with as acres broken
well fenced; 12x20 box house,
splendid well with plenty Of
good water. ............. 10000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
How To Send the
Christmas Gifts.

Washington. Nov 2o.--"Mal your gifts
ahead Of the rush bat don't open before
Christmas is the slogan of the post Of
flee department in its campaign to mini
mize the annual congestion of Christmas
mail. Post offices all over the country
are preparing for the Christmas gift
mails that make the ordinary volume of
postal traffic look small by comparison.
To help the situation, last year word
went out all over the country that post
office patrons sending rcmembrances
early should write on the package a eau
tion to hold until the proper time. but
mail the package far ahead of the rush
If possible. The intention was good but
it caused almost endless confusion and
trouble and grievances for such Il direc-
tion took such mail out of the lower third
and fourth classes and subjected it to
the high firSt-cIaSs rates.
Now the postal officers are hoping that
wherever possible gift senders Shall GET
their mail in early and put the inscrip-
tion noted on the outside of the Dackaoe,
in print or in rubber stamp impression
if enough mail is sent to permit Il rubber
stamp under the law.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

N'hl'n :. Fn1er, one Of the las,
shFF'\"rS Of the Aroostook war" of
lH'-9 and a veteran of the Civil War
dlrh Saturday at Livermorc Falls. al
t'' az" 81 -. fse Was born at East
l+'Nerincr" 'tnd was one of the oldest
men H. that section. a widow and
several "hil1r'n survive.
Grat ,;cpc.:;ts of m,yue.iu,, ,;,
and dpl,mite. commonly knn,rn
narLla. hayr bcc, 1i.r..ora1 !.
Go..es Vale. district I'll ro !. -.
e., port engineers ae.a,.o,a liz = -
sts that cnormn.,. ,i,an.ia, NI'.'''-
Woud ;,crrr. y c,rnora,ian ,.,,.'' T. = - -
III" Eoclllaad Nar,I. 6, in,a ra ,aa
been formed Vase t,an,. 80 ~, ~ l's's
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
HIGHLAND AVE.
YALE's 1911 PROSPECTS.
All But Four of the Eleven That Faced
Harvard Will Graduate.

New tlaven. Conn. Nov. 2U.-With
'a' close of the 1910 football season
'or iaic the supporters of the Blue are
nsuring on the outlook for the 1911
yam. All but four of the eleven that
"hed up against Harvard Saturday
VIII graduate this coming spring. The
''uf remaining are Paul and Scully,
'ackleS: McDevitt, guard. and Howe.
'uatter, the latter probably next Years
'aptan. The greatest loss will be that
VI fitzpatrick ut left end. there being
ho one ir the substitute list that ap-
p'oathes him in playing ability. The
''cSt likely candidates for the position
are Camp. Bomeisler, Coates and Phil
bin
f"r the back field there is more ma
.H'lal. Foss, Reilly and Baker from the
'"s' strinS substitutes, and Gaitens
ana McCIintocll from the Freshmen
eieVen Reed will probably fill the CEN
yer position left vacant by Morris. For
suard. Childs, who played u part OF
iae Harvard game is tue most avail
aple. Tallen asa whole, the coaches
y. 'nis years >team consider the
''ahceS for a first class team next
> ear' extremely good. ,ggo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
WINTHROP,

NJ" and Mrs Ealph Parker and son
Carleton of Wells Reach are guests OF
DR. and Mis-. G. c. Parker.
Roy Thomas Is visiting in Boston.
Charles CaSwell has returned from
a visit with relatives in Abbott.
The Browning Club will meet this
evening with the superintendent. Mrs.
j. II. Pinkhanl.
Mrs. Trench'S Sunday school class of
young ladies have been invited to Join
with the boys in 4 social evening.
+. T. Clifford attended the meeting of
Knox Pomona Grange at Camden last
week.
Mrs. Rufina Wood 81 Northeast Har-
Dor Is in town
j. ii. McIlroy has returned from a
tllp to Now York.
Miss Esther Badger is visiting at her
h rn,c III Industry.
Mrs, Mary Cover is visiting in Port
land.
Louis Tollc has gone on hunting
tlir to Mosquito.
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Yeatpn Of
Pennington are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
+. A. Mason. 44s$ -.Sat
Rev. A. q. rAxtell of Alden, ILL.,. Tor
nrr!y Of Winthrop. is tc become Liin-
cpial OF Blanche Kellogg Institute at
Santorce. Porto Rico.
The annual concert and Ian Ey Pay
son Tucker Hose Co. will be held the
evening o; Thanksgiving day. Tie
Lo2hY Sisters Orchestra of Waterville
VIII furnish music and the program
for the concert follows: March. Bonn
1tn nd
Schlepcgrell; WaltZes. "Nenetian Wa
ters,' Daley: a novelette,. Sunshine
and Roses" Rolf: Indian interme~zo,
"Os-ha -lon-sa leo SawN". Foreman
G.. q. LongfelloW is to be hall director
and =. \. Baird. II. w. stevens. Guy
Berry. l.. Il. Martin and Warren Ma
comber have charge of the 1iun".
. ILL" Congregational circle Will -ivc
fair Dec. at Town. nall. followed in
the evening by play, Mrs. EriGgs OF
TIE PoE.tr> Yard. under the direction
Of Mrs. Grace Webb. who vii! also
MI, h,. ti+1,. r,1t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
Gardiner 0: Frye 0.

Highland Avenue Grammar school foot
bah team held the Frye Grammar school
team IF Lewiston to 4 uothng-to
game III Lewiston Saturday afternoon.
The game was played on Garcelon field
before Il fairly large crowd and it was
Il good exhibition. While the Lewiston
youngsters kept the bali in GARDENERS $
territory most of the game, the local
boys played a strong game during the
fourth period and prevented Frye from
scoring after they had taken the ball to
within a foot OF the goal line After that
with about half "A minute to play Frye
had the bah on Gardeners 2J-yard lin"
and tried two goals from the field. both
Of them failing. For Gardiner, all the
backs did good work and Jimmie O'Bren
at right end broke mp a number of plays
III fine shape. CuSick on the other end
was weak and a number of gains were
made around HIM. Tackaberry was the
star on the Lewiston team and made sew
eral long gains and rushes through the
IR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
SUPERIOR COURT.
November Term, Judge Oliver G. Hall
Presiding.

Waterville. Nov. 19.
The case on trial yesterday, No. $780,.
York vs. Donilson, F.. w. Clair and c.
W. Hussey for plaintiff and p. a.
smith for defendant. in which the
plaintiff sues for damages on account
Of tile killing of a horse by defendants
automobile, resulted in a disagreement.
Court came in at $50 this morning
and the judge Immediately charged
the Jury. At 80 the jury reported that
there was no prospect of an agreement
aid they We're discharged from further
consideration CT the case. = -
The only case not disposed Df in TO-
days list was No 946, Ceseni .Cyr VS..
Theodou Poulin. F. W. Clair for plain
tiff Merrill & Merrill Of Skowhegan for
defendant. This is an action in trover.
ard the property in dispute is eour-
ters, SHOW cases. and some other FIX
tures> This is part of tho property left
the plaintiff hy her first husband, lCede
Vigue. After the death Of her husband.
plaintiff sold the fixtures Of her h,is-
bands restaurant to Thomas Poulln.
a former clerk of Mr.. Vigue. Plaintiff
stated that payments were mide s-on
the fixtures. but before the full amount
was paid Mr.. Poulin died s4'sF
The defence claimed. first, full pay
ment of the claim, and introduced Il
receipt in support Of that claim; sec
ond. that the transaction was an Illegal
one. as a large amount of liquor was
included in the sale of the fixtures.
Mrs. Poulin was put on the stand and
testified in support of the last claim.
The plaintiff was called in rebuttal and
stated that not a drop Of liquor was In
cluded in the sale E. ~
The testimony was about all in upon
adjournment. Court will come in at 10
O'Clock next Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-21
Brief Deer Season ~
In Massachusetts.

Boston. Nov. 2u.-Nirtually a Vas,
deer preserve through a dozen wears of
legal Inhibition against deer shooting
tie ave counties Of western Massachu-
SettS Vlll be thrown open at sunrise to-
morrow until sunset Saturday to .t
cllre one deer within that part Of the
ste,te west Of the Middlcsex- Worcester
lihc, winch has not been posted against
their treSpaSS. using no weapon otucr
tnan shot gun, and rcsorting neither
to the use of hounds nor the lure of
salt licks. LcGal hunters are restricted
TO naturalize1 citizens of MaEsacIln-
Setts and they may not sell the ycIisoo
they secure.
reports up TO tonight from tie five
counties in which deer lray be hunted
during The week-WorceSter Hampden.
Hampshire, Franklin and Ber,snirc-
Indicate that while the anir,als are
plentiful, much land las been posted
against the hunters b. farmers. If IS
estimated that Warnin" signs so far
placed affect nearly 25O,00o acres. Herds
ranging from four to eight each have
been reported during the past tort
night.