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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE OF kToukHuf.nEttE MEETs
no
TIE annuAi meeting 81 the stockholders
% the Union savings q Trust Company u
aeattie. a car ls7fatinns Wili - hold ~ the
office 81 The company on thH northwest
eeFneF % Hesan- ana chsrFF o.. kiaK
eeantr. WashinEtnn. an "Wednesday. TIA
18th daN ~ IsuaaFf iatt. ~ thg hntif
~ . o'clock N Rhs nfiernaen. ruF the
purpose ~ elaNtfHN aiFnrtnTa Tor tha
company and for fhs kFaBzaeaioh ~ arr
ether business that might rfuErrig be
bfoprht bafars TIRE fHHattnK
~ ~ Hufs~EW. Csshlar
Seattle. WashiaKtah. December 18Th.
1910
Iha I'D eofih ia cents On dollar for
fufnituFs. Use % lot. enc al 20 pufa
chaser. cash values rafns and seo tia3
Eastern AZ Nefth zlfe. Open after
evenings ownaf
Marcus ostsluaaf died YESTERDAY at 90
~. The funeral will - famnrruw -
% m. At the haitafd Catholic church
ENhaimRn a Wllson- carpenters and
general suhtaYa weather stripping and
siaainK specially Main itf9 and Ind
fisi
H N KusisH cigar factory has ro-
moved % SOC Third AZ.
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wanted --fgafs five ~ as sfaasn eaf.
taEei pnt more fhan 80 miHatss ride
tfNsn business reufFf. net more shan
fi,eae casa. aad would prefer a smaller
pafment anNn dive particulars - %
Fife ana loraNer 80 ! can - and acd
y svsainSu 90 sundays Address 1-ifs.
sta
Wanted Small ranch. improved as
parity improved. Suitable Tor chicken
ranch. NOT trn Ter from transportation.
sHAfl pAgmrri down ~Hnd Ahgamca en- aaay
teFma Address i-itg star
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The MARKETS

The following are the average pfices
quoted BY the. iacai whelezalers on LEGAL
produce. meats and feed. Prices Ia all
Gases are suhjeet Go variation. aeeprdinG
g fre@hn~As aad Keaerai excellence. hut
these prtvoN, unless otherwise Indicated
are fef Htrtctiy fret grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

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Fer rent. West Seattle. cottage. Gsf6
Alih g W. tlW water. three blocks from
California as Inquire nest door. 1ia
Fef mouth fenis re- would cell easy Main
toss
ala feufn house. ufw and pretty. only
alRN Take ihinueF car ana SEQ placs
ne s7fh aud THIRD West BE- wrfta An
nrews baK iigs
Four-roem eottagp. 1854 tsp ssih
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FunNlslrn AnlIsra

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The teHs you pay on fufnitnrs tn
furnished house II applied on goods Puf-
ehtnsd ~ frvrsef and paid Tor 81 ths
seek or Hqnth. wouid soon enable you 10
eun s. We extend credit woedhauss
q llalt Yum Co. as PIE II
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PERSONALS.

e0-0-~1Ns~sNsNereesescs~s~
The Lanetums Club.
orEN TO ALL
Join Us and Flnt
ACQUAINTANCE IMPROVEMENT.
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT.
These are The objects u our riuht ana
strangers are welcome ReHpNetsbiiitY
10 the principal qualification Tor mem.
befehfp.
Fer further Information and for terms.
cali upon or address
TITS LONESOME CLUB.
December paper 2sE
Rooms 81 and ~. Dept o., 10 1871
Fauftk Az, Seattle. y q A.
Box fif office hours. 70 60 8. 20 on
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

boy and ulrl readers-,he young.
or ones--wllI find Uncle Jack In
The Star next Saturday.
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CITY REAL esrArE-tcon,.,

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s-e~r~N~~~~~NN~,s~e~s~~e ~~~~e-~~~~~.~-~-~-~-~
GREAT BARGAIN.
Beautiful nfs s+fosfn. modern bun
EaleNi IRE piare. beam ceilings pan
stnd dining rnums the finest t-foanI
MODERN ornraiuH On Fhluney az only
block from car Only tfaQ8-3g6a
cash. balance Ii1 per month.
g BELL 4 co.
t1a Globe Block.
Main ttg1 ina rsssY
samuel Coiiger. seF fsary Buiidsna
asass ~ city property farms and timber
fAn1s iAsi Yguf properly viih him.
Rainier valley property see baker.
tsel Rainier Az York 20
heS tunEalawa ttsa cash o'Rsiy
laeias hulldinR Co SIS EHnlre nldK
CNATTEL LOANS
NSN-e~N-~~Ns--@y-~~-~ee-~Ss
OSCAR JENSEN q co. nc.
tls Norihsfu Bans Bldg sih sna Pike
Loans On farnitufn harsss etc Will.
t@hi Roach room III &em York BidK
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e~NsN~~e-~-N~eees~ss~~se
t'rNpfu nates esn be usat for foetniua
hnuse, scar the car aud car barns. rent
cheap Cell 1t fstf f'hiuury Az. Fhene
North iiss
fer Heat fsafsfooni flat. sieesfle
lghis. 81 inaaifs tt7 egth -
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ruTTERNunTH A SON. Professional
Directors ard Licensed KfubaisnsfA 1881
let opp Moore theatre haih phones ga
Honey IS ataan Co funeral Directors
laird az and unltsrsity both phones "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~@~Nsr~~sseAr~sr~s ssrse.s s~-esN~~ses~e~e~e~
MOVING PICTURE SHOW.
Here ts snap for snFme pofAun Have
seta ssFeAf lease a. rFntal - see.
Less thAH RfaFe ruuns ln same block
avs up en- tfasa fnrirdsd IN psfaa.
which Il snsr ig.N4e rith Ensd terms
Partners Dc not agree henos bis
anaE
GORDON REALTY CO.
s5ta f1hr ~
Brick business block iu seattle. wsii
isAsai. Nilf tAse Natrf ffanf acreage
part paNfnent. teng easy terms fnf bal
AHro A faw thhas4nd Nlli hanale tMia
etuNH lseNHahMf tnsaHtiEafion Will shHw
thts a hmNxetn H0a owner. AFlsnKt0u
ifatpi. nenHfnteF ~
Have hiHb xfAas piAgeF piano. wiii Fmut
W cell HaHae cheap fespguHihia parties
uuir J-tss. Ths star
nunY e4uippsa retail tsksfY. Tccd lease
Aud seed ioeaiiaa Jsizi. The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28
AN IrEm OF SPECIAL INTEREST

~ "''s " NF LNEFNt Nv LNtoT
Owing 20 the recent loss OF my
wife | have decided To dispose of
the furnishings OF my home. con.
slating of golden oak dreasers. side.
board. tables, hall tree. Morris
chair. dining chairs, chiffonler.
etc, box couch. pier glass
tfrench PLATED ax5 feet. high grade
mattress. brie a.brac. kitchen uten.
ails. etc. Everything IL new and
In prime condition. but ! shall sell
II at once. either In whole or In
part. as desired, Phone Main i622,
or call Mt iii First ave. A. L.
Hall. sss
100 business cards 75c. lfg Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

For accurate piano work. and lessons
In pencil. crayon. pen etching ana water
coiors call Apartment sea WaidJff
Lessons soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

Beautiful furnished rooms, single Or en-
suite. IN Widows home. for gentlemen.
Linz The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

i00t curious things. listed Christmas
presents Price booklet hout free g. 4.
STANDBY. We Oids Curi0alty Shop. Col
man DOCK. Seattle.
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Classified @anf ads. etc one cent per
wafa. minimum charge for any al. 70
esata Telephone I'D ln ana - All srud
for paYment Aain 3tfR, Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28
The SEATTLE STAR

10 axf1 ssnseGfhlcKssr fkse az.
iShnn Your subF-fpti1n expires = on ths
address iAhsl .. each payer. WhHn mat
date arrives II Pour subscription has act
asaln tasn paid O. advance. yeuF aafas
is iakau from the list ehaHEa 81 eAts
on tss address label Ia frFstNf
by mali fairicfiY IN adNRnref. - cents
a meath for one Or tive fusnfhs1 Is cents
= month for three mpuths Or more.
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sTYLf9H MAK.toVER sHoP.

Hats trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
BIZ cksd rlumes curiad and elsansd
Alteration Dept AsN and old gar
msals Asi Arsaae --,---s.s.-s
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4 AT THE THEATRES \
4 Moore-~tloronce Robcrta In \
4 The Niger" 4
4 Gran d-~Tho Chinatown 4
4 Trunk Mystery" 4
= sestsle--"What Happened \
4 TO Jones" A
: Lols-Lowis and Lake Com. \
. pany. Musical Comedy. 4
= Alhambra sold Into sla. 4
4 very" A
orpheum--New Vaudeville. 4
Maleatlc---Now Vaudeville. A
pantaaes~-New Vaudeville. 4
4 Stars-aurlesque. 4
4 a A a a Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

tApfE.A-A word 10 you. After you
have tried everything you ever saw ~
Tor your CDHNs. call or send BE 90 q.
~ FToNuer. f3ib gsuesen e., Seattle
Wash. for package or FrpFnef's Corn
Piastara Money refunded u net salts
fia4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

PHONES MAIN 1855 IND So.
An electric plano. nickel ia the slot,
very latest modei, pat ln storage, party
left country. will be sold for storage
charges. Apply 20 }. l. Graves. third
floor kahler chase Hldr seattle
10 r0u really want 90 set rld Of Faur
CDPMHf Call or send 1bc for package
FfoNunf'a Corn Flaftrfa. a.. H. HfoHnar.
lllL GanAa.Aa a. NnnIIIn WIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

Mntnmonlai Bureau, dll union ~
souimate,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-28

viii rent nirsiF heated hous. krcpimg
room 10 vumhn who goes out cleaning ~
day IN exchange Tor york North alta
tl1T Burke av
Wanted. chocolate clipper. only ew-
psrtauced help need apply knanig
candy 90. 1881 Wrist AZ
bnrRain Must sell my $3.50 uprlEht
plano for what I can get cash. i-ttss
Tho star.
Reliable Firi for Eruernl hnuagwufk.
Must be good cook small family. Hal
lard sat 2s31 W ssth.
diri for general hous,work. no 18th
av ~
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Lost Savings paAsbook 1873. Finder
return to Washington Trust q Savings
Bank
Found. soms farsi s5oI Laiona Az
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gxi0 kodak enlargement 20 cents
Jacobs, Photo. second loor ~. Bldg
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RHEUMATisM CURED.

Frank Anderson. iaet Main It. seai-
tie. says cone year ago was taken
with fheumnfiam Couldn't work fer eight
months. when I commenced Doyle Msdis
cine Cos Treatment Was on rrntehrs
less than two months Was completely
cured" Doyle Medicine CO.. Sixth ana
YcHfrr
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100 business cards 7sc. iis Union.
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s&fsA Prof Stevens. Hew Method Teach
IIRf4 Ing Dancing guaranteed In 4 prl-
NM vAts lessons Days. evenings. Trial
IlliiG always free 1urth and Pine ~
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uNFURNIsAEp RooMs.

eNsreNNT~-N0N0eT-TvN-Fe F4FN0eFNFNNFNN~TNNN0Nf
For rent, b.roomed cottage. ace Belize
vue ay North For particulars call Mt
woodhouse & Plat Furniture store. AIS
pike 81.
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FoR SALE = MISCELLANEOUS.
1854 Flrst Az. s..
Main i5tT-- seatffe--fnd 1850

Pof sale. restaurant outfit. Including
Ehoe eases. dishes. sranifessre. double
efea range, steam table. refrigerator. Ia
lss1 lln9ieum. etc as Pike -
cafe eEner wants 20 10 East. has
berry GOD nickel lea the sist electric
piano. absolutely new. viii sell for ball
ane9 due an account Apply 20 r..
Graves. laird floor Kohier A Chase Bldg
Seattle
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o-e~~N~-N~~o-~~-~~N-o so>~N-~~eNN~~4~r-~~
~ }. walker. aucii0ueer u everything.
Offies 1888 fifai az PHONE 4 $3.50.
A z Hofhschlid. auctiDnser ard spprass-
st, = y9pr service M@in 1857 tsit
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED ApARTMENTs

=NNeeN~~N~NeNN-~NsNcs~ ~~NNNS~~~sN~NNN
Single and auitcsi walking distance;
gas. bath. lights 1850 40. 2aas slsth ax
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-29

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
UNLISTED STocFS.

]. A. Minnear e. Co. say today
The stock market today was rath-
er tame affair. There was little doing
OF Importance. Our Globe correspond
ent wired us this morning that Ariz-
ona Commercial might find 1t neces-
sary to curtail operations because or
Indifferent results from late opera
tons. This probably accounts for the
recent weakness in the issue. Trad
ing on the curb was fairly active in
the Lake group. Cherokee made It's
appearance on the curb today being
quoted at Sc bid. We are told that
important developments may be look
ed for from diamond drilling at In
diana and Oneco next week. superior
g. Pittsburg is well taken at $13H'
our weekly letter today contains a
resume of the c. e. A. and S. q p. an
nual reports, which will be issued next
week. We would buy outright the
better class of copper stocks on any
drives.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02

w. T. Gray of Lake Linden and Sena-
tor Charles Smith also made few
remarks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
GAY G. sruReis GOSSIP.

Calumet, Mich, April 2.--The gem
en- al list today was absolutely dead
and prices showed only fractional
changes. tH
In the Bosct1n list the same con-
ditions prevailed, although Arizona
Commercial was well bought. There
seemed to be supporting orders IN
this stock just under the market.
There was also signs Of activity in
Superior & Boston. Message received
this morning from Globe states that
in the winze now being sunk i'm the
crosscut has reached a depth of 30
feet and is i'm good ore all the way.
The curbs were again neglected.
Cherokee made its appearance with
sales at 6h. There was some favor
able news received on Santa Rosnl'a
but price was not effected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
SUPERIOR G. BOSTON.

Development work at the Superior
a Eustcr mine is i'm progress az Narl'
ous points, most of which is opening
the Great Eastern vein from the sixth
level downward. The Great Eastern
,yinze Is being sunk on the vein, anu
has almost attained the depth at when
the seventh level will be established.
The sinking of the McGaw shaft also
has advanced to within a short dis
lance of this level, and sinking will
son be discontinued temporarily while
the station for the seventh level is be-
ing cut. At the depth of 500 feet
another level will be established and
the sinking of the shaft will be stop
ped
The ere &c make up the shipments
of two carloads daily is mined from
the sixth level Slopes, the development
work at present supplying only Il
small part Of TIE ore produced by the
nine.
At the Gardner shaft. located only
few hundred feet south of the Nc
Cav. a FIVE drill compressor is being
installed for the purpose of supply
ing mower for the air drills to be used
i'm the development of the ore body
partly developed at the fourth level
The drifting westward on this leve
has now advanced $50 feet, and
wnze already twenty feet is be'ns
sunk from it. For the entire Length
of the drift ore is in sight and vii
probably contribute largely towar'
the shipments in the near future IL
case the management decides to in
crease the amount Of ore shipped. a
the wirzc. also, passes througi ""'
from the drift downward, consider
able amount will be extracted in tn
course of development work on tn
Black Oxide, vein. besides that block
cd out for future production. From
the present condition of the superb
& Boston property and the ore bodie
opened, it is evident that for a lon
time to come this property will be on
of the most important producing
mines of the district.
President William G.. Rice of tn
Superior & Boston Copper compan
is still in Globe and is much please
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
MEN WANTED
500. TO $50. A MONTH REGULAR
SALARY
IN AUTOMOBILE WORK.

There will be 100000 Automobiles
made this year which means thousands
of good jobs. We teach men of any
age to be Chauffeurs. Automobile En-
gineers. Repairmen and Statesmen. We
give personal practical instruction by
mail. and obtain positions for our
graduates. You can learn in eight
weeks. so that you can fill 800 place.
Write today for our free lessons. and
be ready for job this Summer. Com
petent help supplied owners and gar
ges.
ROCHESTER AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
70 Church Street, Rochester, NY.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
WARM ELECTIONS PROMISED.

All Indications point to one of the
warmcst elections ever held in Torch
Lake township on Monday, and
large vote is expected The registra-
ton of voters today has been a heavy
one. The Nomination ticket will De
opposed at the polls by the Citizens
ticket
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
Mining News

with the recent favorable develop
ments.-Globe Silver Belt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
SUPERIOR g. GLOBE.

Supt. II. V. Smell of the S. & c..
Mining company, wired the home OF
flee of the company this morning to
the following effect:
"Have drifted 249 feet on the vein.
This lode is identical in formation
and analysis as at the same point in
the Gardner shaft of the S. x -.
Gardner winze now 35 feet deep, good
ore all the way"
The S. & C. management has start
cd n winze on the vein and II is fig
ured it should get ore similar to the
Gardner shaft Wine, as conditions
seem to be identical.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
.ennral anna orders. 20 al.
OSBORN KERR RALLY.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the
members Of the Lake Linden Osborn
Kerr club was held last evening, It
being the last rally to be held I'm the
Torch Lake towns before enrolment
day, Monday. The Lake Linden band
turned out. rendering several selec-
tons uron the streets, as well as at
the hall. Short talks given by A.
w. Kerr of Calumet, w. II. oates, and
James T. Fisher of Laurium, Judge
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
STOCKS.

Boston.-Both markets were very
dull all through the session today. In
the local board the majority of the
business was done by the floor traders
commission houses having few orders
Arizona Commercial was bid up to 20
hut reacted toward the close to H.
The liquidation in this stock has been
extreme and we think it is purchase
around these prices as it has probably
swung five or ten points too low. III
no weak spots develop within a day or
two we shall see returning confidence
at higher prices.-Foster OF Paine
Weber & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
Cav g. Sturgis says:

very quiet market today but with
very good tone. Some Of the coppers
are hard to buy and the list generally
looks sold out, with a few exceptions
Barring new developments prices
should be better next week. j.
Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
BANK STATEMENT.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
the Calumet State bank at Calumet
Michigan, at the close of business
March Goth, 1910. as called for by
the Commissioner OF the Banking De
partment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02
FINANCES OF TOWNSHIP.
sohoolcraft Has Over $1,000 on Hand
at Close of Year

There is money on hand in the Lake
Linden bank to pay the outstanding
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-02

otal $40. ..... .....StzO,lOl -
STATE OF MICHIGAN. SIS.
County Of Ioughton.
I. Frank ]. Kohlhaas, cashier Of
the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief,
and correctly represents the true state
OF the several matters therein con-
tanned. as shown by the books of the
bank.
Frank j. Kohlhaas,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day of April. 1910. Ny
commission expires Oct. 2ist. 1911.
(Scal) Dan. II. Maclntyre,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
THOMAS HOATSON.
EDWARD ULSETH,
w ]. UREN.
Directors.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-05-26
M. T.. PASTOR AT ATHENS
Spent Early Part of Life in Boston
Musical Circles

Rev. H. F. Milligan has been called
as pastor of the Methodist church at
Athens. He was born in Everett,
Mass, thirty-two years ago, receiving
his education in the public schools of
that city.
At the age of twenty he married
Effie l.. Robbins who is of much as
sistapce to him in his pastoral work.
They have a beautiful family of six
children, three of whom are blessed
with exceptional vocal ability. The
greater part of Mr.. Milligan's early
career was spent in musical circles
around Boston, where he spent five
years in orchestral work. playing the
piano. He later took up printing and
publishing as a business and it was
while engaged in newspaper work in
and around Lynn. Mass. that his CEN
version resulted in his being called to
preach He loincl the pontecosJal
Association, later becoming District
Sunday School Secretary for New
England, also a member of the Dis
trict Advisory Board From this As
sociation he withdrew to take up Meth
odist work In Maine. He was en-
gagged in Evangelistic work for sever
al months previous to locating as
pastor of the Nj. E. Church of Wiscas-
set, Maine and comes to Athens with
high recommendation from those he
has served in the capacity of evange-
list and pastor
Mr.. Milligan was on the Lynn item
for two years covering Saugus and
Cliftondale and supplied the Boston
Herald and Globe through the Lynn
Office as correspondent. He was ac-
tive in athletic work and was mem
Der of the Saugus fire department for
several years.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-05-26
Hiram ThyDg's Turtle

Hiram Thyng has on exhibition in
the store window OF A. r. Jewett, a
that has the date 1881 en-
graved on its under side. Mr.. Thyng
found the turtle on the Moses Cain
place about five miles from here on
the East side of the river
Last summer Mr.. Thyng was stroll
ling near the river on the Cain place
when he discovered a mud turtle. He
turned 1t over and found that the
above date was marked on it, Mr.
Thyng then let the turtle go, but wish
ed later that he had kept him. Last
week Mr.. Thyng had occasion to go
on the Cain place again and while
sitting on a log enjoying the beautiful
scenery, he had hopes that he might
see the turtle. When he started to
leave the bank of the river he saw
sitting on log near him turtle and
him found him to be the one
he had discovered about a year ago
Mr.. Thyug has given 1t the name OF
"Halley's Turtle"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-05-26
Two Boys Show Courage at Lake
MOXie.

When he saw his friend, Myron
Tucker in imminent danger of drown
ing, Donald OBrien lowered himself
from a log into the water at Lake
Moxie and clinging to the log with
one hand reached down and grabbed
the clothes of his friend who was
about to sink There for a long time
he held with heroic nerve at the same
time crying out for help. Donald and
his friend were rescued when nearly
exhausted. Donald is eight years
old and Myron Tucker is ten years
old. They both live at Lake MoXie.
Donald and Myron wishing to try
their new fishing rods in the Lake
went to the shore and sat on a log
projecting out over the water. Myron
suddenly lost his balance and fell into
the water which was about eight
feet deep. The boy could not swim.
but with presence of mind he tried
to keep from sinking, Donald, see
ing his friends danger, quickly low
cred himself into the water, holding
with difficulty to the clothes of his
friend and keeping himself from go
ing into the water.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-05-26
MADISON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayden of
Athens were guests of their sister
Miss Olive Hayden, last Sunday.
H. E. Spears teams came down
from Deadwater. last Saturday, as a
fire caused them to shut down the mill
The President of the Spiritualist
Ladies' Aid Society received a tele-
graph dispatch from E. w. Wander
bilt saying that his wife would not be
able to come to Lakewood to speak
June 18th, but would come in Septem-
Der at camp-meeting. The Society
have engaged Rev. F. A. Wiggin to
fill that date.
Monday next is Decoration Day. Go
ing to Blackwell cemetery every year
always notice twelve or more flags on
graves of soldiers, but never yet have
seen as much as sprig of cedar on
one of the graves. Now let us all
that go there with flowers for their
own, make an extra wreath and just
put on those graves. | think these
brave men will see and bless us. All
those going will probably go on Sun
day, the goth.
Don't forget that this is the last
chance at Chas. F. Ward Cos. big sale