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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12

William E. Golden, late Co G, 9Th
Mass. Inf, has been transferred to the
Central Branch at Dayton, O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12

Col, W, f. Elwell will arrive today
rom New York City to make an inspec-
ton of the Branch and its accounts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12

sunday morning was one If the coolest
Of the winter. it being IA below at the
Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12

Michael Lovett reported Saturday from
turiough passed with friends in
Brockton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12
General beaI Command 10
Elect Its Officers.
Home Orchestra Renders a Most
Pleasing Sunday Concert. -,
officer Of the Day, Capt. McAdams
ia Below Zero.

Officer of the day, Capt. Daniel Nc
Adams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12
SPLENDID WORK ACCOMPLISHED 'ss@ :
- 0A'OAO ~ ~A~> AA~~'-- -~4
AT THE FAMOUS GOOD WILL FARM.

Maine Institution That Stands for Home Life for Industry and the Dignity Of Labor tor
Wholesome Discipline and for the Religious Training YouthSketch
Of George W. t1mcdey Founder and Supervisor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12

8. somerset Pomona GtpHgc will meet
.ot It's regular December session with
n mehhebec Valley Grange, Madison,
Tuesday, Dec Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-12

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
OTTAWA FARMERS ASK
FOR TARIFF REVISION

The premier in his answer only
referred to the tariff, railroad and
elevator proposals. lie said IA was
not wise to make any extensive re.
vision Of toe tariff until reciprocity
negotiations now in progress with
the United states are concluded. lie
states that the proposed elevator
ownership measure would not be pro.
duetive Of the desired results, but
the government was ready 10 pro.
eeed with the construction Of the
Hudson Bay railroad and might be
persuaded that government ownership
Was necessary to lie operation.
Referring 70 the claim Of the dele.
CATION that IL represented $500, 1000.
600 In wealth, the premier said the
faet did not argue . very had eos.
ditiss Of sffsirs In Canada.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
A POLITICAL SNARE.

The ~o-esiled Statehood League
may be advertised as "cntirely non.
PARTISAN" but nobody in Arizona
will believe for q moment that an or.
ganizstion with George W. p. Hunt
rs iis president and Frank Desouza
~ iis secretary. 10, or can be, seri-
ously intended 20 be, entirely non.
partisan, except for the sole and sx.
elusive purpose Of deluding unwsry
voters into endorsing Democrats and
Democratic party principles at the
Constitutional election.
The organization referred to was
formed by some Of the Democratic
leaders and their allies st the close
OF the Constitutional convention.
There are no Republicans among the
men who are directing its activities.
There are none but Democratic par.
tisaps Of the most radical type, men
who stand for all tas revolutionary
(" isms" which Hunt and his crowd
forced into the proposed Constitu-
ton, found in this elmer circle, -
sud 10 Ass no object other than fore.
ing down the threats Of Arizona
voters the miserable misfit which lie
founders promulgated 1t Phosuix,
and to pave the way for the election
Of Hass ssd his Iieutensnts to pub.
lie once, u the Constitution is ~.
proved.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

ably to q standstilf and face ~.
iure Of comparative stagnstion
"second, the payment Of liberal
wages TO an adequate number Of
competent men. This no, only "a in.
sure Increasing .kiiI and reliability
in a service waieh IL all the while
becoming more exaeting, and on
which the safety and comfort Of the
public constantly depend, but also
because u the great influence Of
railway wages upon the eompensa-
,ioD Of labor in every sphere and
grade Of private employment. To
my mind the fundamental social
problem 10 TO provide, by the wise
development - our institutions and
without radical sstion or injustice,
for . more equsblc diffusion Of the
tountifui wealth which the earth
produces. Now, I. a large and In.
eressing majority 81 the able bod
led live, and must live, by work
ing for other. 10 some capacity. .
high and advancing standard Of pay.
ment for service Of every sort tends
strongly 30 promote. and IL the best
practical means TO bring about, the
degree Of equality In social welfare
which makes for the satisfaction ssd
happiness Of oil our people.
Third, the bsttermept Of existing
line. 80 80 10 greatly augment their
servieesbIsness TO the public, - can
in varying degree be don. every
where. without unnecessary ssd On.
desirable increase Ia capitalization.
Every dollar borrowed to improve q
rosd no~ in operation iaveivss .
permanent addition to the isteres,
charge whieh the public is required
to pay; the Improvement from eur
rent earnings pots no lien upon ths
property but rather snaments ia
value and usefulness, and by adding
to the security of the capital already
'uf'"t'o 'N"o~ v" WV f~t~ W
interest upon that capital. Broad,
speaking. thi. means a national pol
icy, 80 TO speak, In respect Of rail
way rates and revnues In harmon,
with our natIosal policy In othei
matters Of public concern, aud in &C
eordsnee with that enisrging spirit Of
= zItrui.m which manifests itself II
public ss well ~ I'm private life
and whies impels the presen, sssump
tios Of burden that might be escapes
os deferred In order that saeths
generation may have IN easier sasl
and . larger opportunity. IL IL no
In this particular field a wise an'
patriotic polieyf
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
DEMOCRATS WOULD
KILL PRIMARY LAW

present law One is ,nst the political
bosses are about as effective In a
party primary ~ they are In . con.
vention. The other 10 that . primary
Is expensive TO the state and the
candidate. They contend II costs as
much or more TO make a campaign
for a nomination for state ONCE Ne
IL does to make q campaign for elee-
ton.
The Missouri primary Law vas
enacted by the Forty fourth General
Assembly during the Folk admins
tration. The friends OF Folk sup
ported IL In the belief Il would knock
out sneetually the old Bourbon Dem
oerstie ring in Missouri watch fought
Folk 90 hard for the nomination for
Governor. The Old Guard eontin'
gent supported the MEASURE because
the believed Il would pct the Repub
iiean party at a disadvantage. They
were going on the mistaken sssump.
ton that the Republicans were in the
minority in Missouri, hence would b.
unable to get good men TO make the
fight for the pariy's nomination.
Since the law wss enacted the Re
publieans have carried the state once
for President and twice upon the state
ticket, 80 IL IL evident the Republic
ans have not been hurt by the law
when the bill was recommended fol
enactment by Governor Folk, Gov
ernor HALEY, then attorney general
the party leaders and Republican
members Of the legislature met II
caucus TO decide what their course
would he with reference to the bill
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
GREAT ACTIVITY
IN PLACER|TA
DISTRICT
(rrom satsrdsv's Dsiiy.)

Operations under way st present
by the Mines Development company
are unusually energetic. The eorpor.
alton recently closed the deal for
the zonis and MeMshon groups, In
the Piaesri's section, and since that
time have established . substantial
camp, outlined q plan Of develop.
msni. and are now diligently Ut work
In exploiting the system. In q
short time two ehurn drills viii be
in operation In addition TO ssploits.
iios 10 the older worhisss In shafts
and drifts. Two Of these appliances
have reached kirkland station, and
in addition IL another ear load Of
mechanical squipmes. General r..
ports FROM that field convey the be.
lief thst Il IL soon 10 come into
Promiseues 10 . distinctive copper
proposition. ssd that Il will be one
Of magnitude IL the opinion Of those
Who ere essvsrssnt With that mia.
esalesiesl eosdition.
The new center 10 attracting very
much interest fssu The netAsdissl
sd esssest manner in Which the
~ssA 10 progressing.
Charles A. kumke, . mining en-
siasss Of prominence IN the Globe
field, u h aid, win be general
manager Of THE new corporation, and
10 new on the ground directing oper.
atone.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dee. L.
while many states, and particularly
New York, are working hard to OBJ
tain the enactment Of . state pri.
mary Law for the nomination Of all
candidates for public offees, Demo
Gratis In Missouri are now talking
about either repesling the Missouri
Law altogether. or amending IL so
Il will provide only for the nomins-
ton Of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
II " reasonably certain they will
attempt radical changes In the Law or
repeal the act altogether.
John r. Barker Of Macon county,
who 10 slated for speaker Of the
House, recently declared the Law is
a failure go far Ne II applies 10 the
nomination Of state candidates below
the once Of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
III AAs been demonstrated" Bar
kes said, "iB the two elections under
the law that the great nsss Of vot
en hardly know who is running be
low the once Of Governor. They
vote ut random and sometimes the
least dssirsble candidates for . nom
isstioo receives . plurality. While
] shall not introduce the bill, there
10 certain TO be one submitted to The
legislature amending the state pri
mary law by providing only for tn.
nomination % candidates for Gov
ernor."
Dsmoc1ats Have Two Reasons.
Democrats are using two argu
menss against the continuance Of thu
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
STATEHOOD KILLED.
tsas rrsasi.es csronieie.)

(sas Frsasi.es Chronieie.l
ny the final incorporation % the
"reesli" for the judiciary in the
Consultation. the Arizona constitu'
tiousi convention mas cut OFF any
possibility Of the Immediate sdmis-
.ioa Of that Territory into the Union.
The approval Of tb. Constitution
1t Washington 10 impossible and need
sot he expected. n such rsdiesiism
~ tina, erpsesss, the deliberate wish
Of the people Of Arizona, II demon.
stsstss thsis umfitsess for statehood,
sst they must be expeeted to be
governed from Washington for -
iaaefisiss period.
The jsdieissy 10 the palwsrk Of
personal and property hshia To Do.
ssroy toe independence 81 the Jude.
issy IL TO bseak down The barsisss
which are slihe the projections Of
rich ssd poor.
wAss Judges ss sisstsd wAlss
occurs osly 10 the states % sass
Uslon-the fear Of an usiafermsd
electorate Ia the greatest obstacle 10
the ius, standardization Of thu isw.
when 10 tina, 10 added the "recsil. >"
shles 10 the Submission Of Intricate
question. Of Law aud fact to an elss.
,ersts, ~hieh by no possibility can
know mach about either, conditions
are created which make lifs ana
property unsafe
Cadsr constitutional government
The Judicial function IL tas highest
OF functions. and the occupants Of
judicial positions, II worthy 81 their
place, must he men who eau not only
rssis, the temptation. which wealta
aud Influence can offer, bu, the fear
Of alternating the electorate By a dc.
eision which Is eoutrary 10 it, will
The outcome In Arisons s greatly
to he regretted, FOR although the
population % Arizona is as yet com
paratively small. there are great re.
sources in the Territory which are
eaii'led TO representation in the ma
tiona' councils, and the wes, needs
, the aid OF tao vote OF Arizona for
the supper, Of Western policies.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
NY Associated Pr..s

OTTAWA, Ont, Dee. 1e--The dele
CATION Of 1000 Canadian farmer.
which presented certain demands to
the government, today received the
answer Of Premier Sir wilfred Lau.
rier, which the leaders say, does not
90 far enough on any Of the hsdins
questions.
! The farmers asked for the imms-
date revision Of the tariff down.
ward, free trade in agricultural i'm.
PIGMENTS between Canada and the
United states, a program leading to
free trade with England for period Of
ten years and finally TO direct taxa.
tios. government ewnership Of term
inal elevator, . government built
sss operated rsilrosd 70 Hudses Bay.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
'ssAurIss" or CONSTITUTION

"A well regulated militia being
necessary to the security Of a free
state, the right Of the people to
keep and bear arms shall not be in.
frinsed. - Article II, Amendments
to the Constitution Of the United
States.
"The right OF the individual citi.
zen TO bear arms In defense of him.
self or the state shall not be i'm.
paired, but nothing in this section
shall be construed as authorizing In.
d',iduaIs or corporations to organize.
maintain or employ an armed body
of men. Section Is. Declaration
Of Rights, Proposed Constitution Of
Arizona.
"The right Of the individual citi.
zen TO bear arms in defense OF him.
se'f' goes considerably farther than
the Federal fundamental Law, and
seems to secure to the people q lib.
erty considerably greater than con.
tsnplated by the fransrs Of the Con.
'titutionAl amendment quoted above.
II looks like the fine Italian hand
OF the "Pop-Gun" delegate from Co.
eAiss county appears In shis section
Of tss Bill Of Rights. Do the pso.
pie Of Arissaa vast "sss paehias''
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

'egaiized We believe they do not.
Arizona has been advertised far
ana wide as a Territory Of rampan.
radiealism, whose citizens are for the
most part Socialists of the most ex.
IRENE type. This Is the reputation
given the Territory by the Constitu-
honai convention. II 1t any wonder
that the entire Territory Is under
going a quiet period, while New
Mexico was never 90 prosperous as
'odayf II 10 about time We ceased
70 look down on our next door neigh.
Der on Ne map. Her people have
had the good sesss to frame . Con
ss'satios tsst viii b. adopted at
wsshinstss.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

OTTAWA, 0nt., Dec. 10. The
Dominion House Of Commons I'd.
joarned today for iis customary holi.
day recess. II viii reasonable In the
second week Of January.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
WILL
ASSEMBLE IN
FLAGSTAFF
Addresses to be Given
By Several From
Prescott
Program Includes A
Visit to the Big
Observatory
(From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
The Joint Teachers Institute Of
ysvspsi, Navajo and Coconino eoun.
tee viii be held in Flagstaff at the
school, for three days, be-
ginning nett Monday. Several speak
srs from Prescott are on the pro-
gram, which 10 % follows;
Monday.
Opening Exercises and Roll Call.
Reading r. II. II. Blome.
Arithmetie--Prof. Edward =. Honn.
History o. II. Richardson.
Song.
Literature Miss Pauline Hi.
lizard.
Conservatism and Progress Wv.
ID. Baker.
"The Value Of the Kindergarten
to the Public SCHOOL, Miss Esther
A. Billiard.
Primary Work Miss Lille Terry.
"some school problems"-A. l..
Laekey.
Reasons For Teaching Agrieul.
turc in the Public Schools" - Mis-,
Esther Hess.
Music Misc Leota Thompson.
Free Lecture by Rev. jenkins Of
Prescott.
Reading-Dr. r. II. II. Blome.
Arithmetic Prof. Edward +. Honn
History-Prof. o. II. Richardson
Industrial Education In Public
schools Award N. Boss.
where Teachers Fsil"-Glenn W
Persons.
Primary work--Miss Jennie Dsggs
"The Value Of Hobbies in the Pub
lie sehools"-O. r. Ripley.
The Recitation Thomas r. Greer
"True Citixenship"-F. n. vsncil
Localized Arithmetie-Miss Cors
G. Buxton.
Lowell Observatory win be open Il
the teachers this evening, from 8 Il
= o'eleek.
wednesday.
Reading DR.. X. II. II. Blome.
Arithmstie-Prof. Edward r.. Honn
History Prof. o. II. Richardson
"Ths Relation Of Hard Work Il
Certain Courses Of Study"--Nis,
Anna 10 Tourette Biauvelt.
"The Study Of Evolution as Ap
piled 20 Education - George H.. Ne
Nish.
"publie Speaking in Publ.
sehools"--Mins Louise Gibbs.
Primary Reading Miss leila Jones
Daily Meals for Children : Mis,
BunnelI.
"Diseipliae Mise Kathsyn Bar
nett
"Psblie Health and the school. >
De. JeAs W. Yliun.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
December IL, 1910.

December IL, 1910.
Ferris Parker ct nj incorporate
Ivanhoe Copper company. Capital
stock 100000.
David Scott files notice Of sband-
onment Of Sunset mise, Hunbus dis.
trict.
Robt. II. Jack and wife 10 Jsme.
W. Philiips-w. Deed; el,s47. Part
Of southeast quarter Of southwest
quarter, Section "a, Is north, 4 east,
and water.
James b. Lecorr files aadavit Of
assessment work on six mines, Black
Hills district.
Joe BritAon 70 Mrs. Liberato Dan
drea-Q. c. Deed; $3.50. Red Bird
December 13, 1910.
Colin Campbell 4 Co. 10 Pedro
Casares-Bill Of Sale; s4,5ss.1l. One
half interest in 2,l6o sheep.
w. JEFF Martin locates Fraction
mine, Tip Top district.
T. q. Norris, C. c. Miller ct al 10.
cate Brooklyn placer, Big Bug dis.
trict.
II. y. Hsydee TO John II. Lee =
Bill Of Sale. Three COVE and calves.
Jonn Juhl and wife to d. A. Byrns,
Trustee-M. Deed. Myrtle mine, Cop
per Basin district.
r. M. Hason to Belle and George
Hanson Bill Of Sale; also. Horses,
wagons and harness on Hassayamps
river.
J. Q. Stephens files AFFIDAVIT Of
assessment work on thirteen mines,
Eureka district.
II. Hollingshead ct al file sfadsvit
Of assessment work on two mines,
Walker district.
Eugene Neumsn TO Eugene A.
Haekett--w. Deed. Lot e15 In Idyl.
wild tract, Prescott.
December IL, 1910.
Marie warlop to Reid, Evans &
Co.-Bill Of Sale. various horses.
Chas Nichols to Reid, Evans 4
Co.-hll Of Sale. Various horses.
Federal Mining and Milling com,
pspy files sthdavit Of asssssnent
work on two mines, Cherry Greek
district.
Order Of Probate Court il Estate
OF Charles DeGendt, deceased, con.
firming sale Of various mines, etc.,
to N. T. Sullivan for tl,sss.ss.
Oscar onesl TO z. A. Ksstaer L
co---Leass; 10 years; tlso per month.
Lot Is, block 8. ION 0urlsy ssree,).
Prescott.
J. R. Mcleod and ". N. Evan.
locate -four miass. bloc Task dis.
triet.
4. G. Pos,os cad =. l.. Hart aud
wives to Csrmsa MsduSno--v. Deed;
si7s. Lot 4, block X, Prescott.
December Is, 1910.
T. J. Hudspeth to Hudspeth Sheep
eompany-w. Deed; $1,000. Range,
posssssory and lease rights In 20 ~.
q w., etc.
Carr, Davis 4 Nelson TO Hudspeth
sheep company Deed; $1,000.
SheeP,' range, reservoirs, etc.
y I'D. wheeloek and wife 10 Mr.
H. .Mayer-Bill Of Sale. Frame
dwelling and outbuildines In Mayer
=. W. Powers and J. II. Nsrgan
incorporate Fransis.Mille Compsny.
Capital stock 100000.
Jennie II. Clark ct al file AFFIDAVIT
OF assessment work on Rose mine
Il HaASaN
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
rHE wrArHn.

Weather forecast for Arizona Il
Fair saturday, with snow Saturday
night or Sunday.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filled - Reported BY The
Prescott Title 90.

and Cold Water mines, Turkey Creek
J. X. Alters locates Lone Cotton.
wood mine, Quartz Mountain dis.
trict.
Joe r. Csspsri and Fred Ref file
affidavit Of assessment work on three
mines, Big Bug district.
T. J. Rodgers ct. al incorporate
Centennial Consolidated Copper CON.
pany. Capital stock si,0oo,ooo.
United States TO Bert Jackson -
Patent. West half Of northeast quar-.
ter, northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter, northwest quarter Of southeas.
quarter, Section IS, 10 north, 4 west.
December 10, 1910.
Nora !. Mitchell 10 J. b. Kellum
w. Deed; tlo0. Lot z, block ~,
Fieury's addition, Prescott.
Fred Meisner files AFFIDAVIT Of as.
seesment work on Mountain Kew
mine, Eureka district.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-06-16
DORA DOXEY
is REARRESTED
Woman Acquitted of Murder Now
Faces Bigamy Charge at
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. MO.-Special.-M
Dora Elizabeth DoXey. who was ac-
Quilted last night on the charge of
Staying William j. Erder. was rear
rested early Saturday at Moser Hotel
by Constable George Bole. of Clayton.
st. Louis county, on an information
charging her with bigamy. She was
taken TO Clayton and placed in Jail.
Mrs. DoNey's arrest on the bigamy
charge checkmates the State prose-
cutor of st. Louis, who was prepared
to issue an information charging per-
jury and obtaining money under false
pretenses against her.
The woman fell sobbing into her
fathers arms when the verdict of the
jury was read A crowd of SOC arose
shouting, while deputy sheriffs raped
violently for order. Half carried in
the arms of her father and eX-Lieu-
tenant Governor Charles Z. Johnson
her counsel, Mrs. DoXey shook the
hands of the jurors. The jury reach
ed its verdict on the third ballot.
Il can only say I'm happy" Mrs
DoXey said. Il will never take any
more morphine and / will never live
with DR.. DoXey again"
When informed of his wife's ac-
quittal DR.. Loren b. Doxey jumped
up from his bunk in Jail. saying:
We'll, I'm glad to hear that" He
expresses regret that she did not come
back to the Jail to talk to him.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-06-16

quite a masterpiece in the way OF vivid
composition.
Here are a few paragraphs con-
corning this famous resort for con-
sumptives:
mot a tree or a natural flower.
Everyone you meet sick. The street
car conductor puts out a skeleton
hand for fare-and coughs. The mo-
torman puts on the brake-and the
effort makes him cough. The clerk In
the postoffice gives you your mail
but hrst coughs. So help me God,
on the neighboring line are the bed
clothes from night sweat. You have
nothing but coughing and see nothing
but splitting 1t is a pestilential city
or the dying. Aleda says she is go
ing TO write you cheerful letters. I
mere are swindling. The tiny bottle
or ink am using cost ten cents. Yeast
you get two for five cents We have
electric lights sixteen candle power
ana as the people we board with are
very economical, we have but one at
a tune. had to go to a jewelry
store 10 get our purse mended A
big, rat man waited on us and told rs
about his wife. She was a strong. ro-
bust girl weighing 1876 pounds when
they came here five years ago. They
took a house a consumptive had died
IN ana had been fumigated, and was
Sa1e, they thought. She now weighs
eighty-fve pounds and is nearly dead,
having contracted the disease in this
mouse. SO you see the sick peoDla
Die and the well get sick in this per
tect climate. There is not a family
IN the city without some member Ill
cheering for me, to say the least
They are just what I expected. ONLY
much worse. One has to be here to
ruby appreciate the conditions"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-06-16
NAT GOODWIN'S SEPARATION
RUMOR DENIED BY FRIEND

NEW YORK.-Special.- You have
my authority for saying there is abso-
lutely no truth in the statement pub
lshed by morning paper with re-
gard TO a separation of Nat Goodwin
and his wife, Edna Goodrich"
This is what Herman /. Roth at
torney for Mr.. Goodwin. said to a re-
porter Friday Mr.. Roth is on terms
OF close friendship with both Mr..
Goodwin and Miss Goodrich, who were
separately his clients for a long time
prior TO their marriage
You can't make this denial en-
phatlc enough" continued Mr.. Roth
They are most devoted TO each other
and l am sure that when this foolish
rumor reaches them they Will be deep
ly grieved.
Nat Goodwin sailed last Saturday
on the Deutschland, in response TO a
cable from his wife. He was in San
Francisco and hoped to be present at
the Johnson-JeffrieS fight. But the
cable from his wife. who is seriously
indisposed. brought him East, and he
has hurried over
Miss Goodrich sailed the begin
ming of May with her mother, and
was seriously i'll. They went straight
to Carlsbad.
This rumor is baseless and origi-
mated in Paris. II is credited to friends
of Miss Goodrich. l happen TO know
she has no friends in Paris. and /
have verified this by cable. There
fore the source of information is I'M
founded"