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The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
Meeting of Waldo County Grange.

Waldo County Pomona grange met Deem
Der 18th with Victor grange, Searsmont The
day was fine and the attendance was good.
Twelve oranges were represented The meet
ing was presided over by Worthy Master Paul,
and the officers were all present except Gate
Keeper, Ceres and Flora. After the opening
exercises remarks for the good of the order
were made by Oracle Bowen. class of six
were instructed in the fifth degree. The noon
recess was then taken and the visitors were
well cared for in the dining room by the
host grange. The afternoon session was
opened with music by the choir. A fine
address of welcome was given by Milbury
Hunt and was finely responded to by Mrs. A.
v. Martin. Edward Evans was then called
upon to give report of the National grange
and he responded by giving detailed account
of what was done at the last session, which
was listened to with much interest. A song
was then given by Sister Curtis. The ques-
ton, THAT the farmers have made more
progress in the last decade than any other
profession" was discussed by D. O. Bowen, A.
V. Martin, Lester Wilson, c. M. Howes and the
secretary. A dialogue, "Only Joe," was next
given in a fine manner. 1t was voted that here
after the meetings be opened at 1890 o'clock.
Then followed a whstling solo by Sister Blake
and songs by Sisters Curtis and Written.
The next meeting will be with Honesty
grange, Morrill,, January 10th. Program: Open
ing exercises; report of oranges; confering fifth
degree; election of officers; noon recess; music;
address of welcome by Mrs. Emma Shibles; re-
Spouse by Edmond Brewster; installation of
officers; report of committees; remainder of
program by host grange.
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
Mr.. George F. West has moved into the
house he recently bought on Gushing street,.
Charles Wiley has gone to the Fred Atwood
house and Percy N. Hall and family are occu-
plying the H. F. Sproul house. E. The Lend
Hand Society held supper and sale at the
Methodist vestry Thursday afternoon and
evening. and notwithstanding the storm
large number were present and the affair was
great success. The memory table" was an
attractive feature. Many pretty articles, as
we'll as money, checks and letters, were re-
ceived from former members and friends of
the church. and a goodly sum was realized...
Mrs. l. J. Durham and Mrs. Benz. Atwood
We're passengers for Boston on Thursdays
boat Mr.. G. W. Fisher continues to improve
in health. Ernest Thompson, who has been
ill with pneumonia, is able to be out
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
MARRIED

BEAN-JELLlsoN. In Bangor, December a.
Clarence w. Bean and Miss Cora D. Jellison
both of Bangor
BURRILL-DoRR. In Bucksport December g.
Harold S. Burrill of Dedham and Miss Bertha
Mae Dorr of Bucksport.
acknowledgements In Union, Deem
Der II, Linwood Mitchell of Burketville and
Ada Cunningham of Union.
PEAsE GRAHAM. In Appleton, December 3.
Llewellyn L. Pease and Olive M. Graham.
SWEARs-HowARD. In Vinalhaven, December
H. Leonard N. Swears of Vinalhaven and Miss
Agnes Howard of Brooksville.
SANBoRN-GRAY. In West Brooksville, De-
cember 4, Eugene A. Sanborn and Miss Sadie
X. Gray, both of Brooksville.
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
No More Catarrh
A. A. Howes & Co. Have Guaranteed Cure
That Has Stood the Test of Time.


Catarrh cures come and catarrh cures co.
but HYOMEI continues to cure catarrh and
abolish its digusting symptoms wherever civil
ixation exists.
If you buy HYOMEI outfit for Si,OO and
hide it in dark cupboard it.won't cure your
catarrh.
If you breathe it daily as directed it will
cure your catarrh or it won't cost you a cent.
ask A. A. Howes & Co.
If you have hard rubber Hyomei inhaler
somewhere around the house, get it out and
start at once to forever rid yourself of catarrh.
A. A. Howes & Co., will sell you a bottle of
HYOME1 (liquid) for only so cents; start to
breathe it and notice how quickly it clears out
the air passages and makes the entire head
feel fine.
HYOMEI used regularly will cure catarrh.
coughs. colds, bronchitis or sore throat. A
complete outfit, including hard rubber
pocket inhaler. costs $1.OO. No stomach dosing.
Just breathe it. 1t kills the germs, soothes and
heals the infamed membrane
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
WOMEN GROW YOUNGER
When Dandruff Goes and Hair Crews
Abundantly.

Partisan Sage, Americas greatest hair re-
storer, will keep you looking young and attrac-
tive.
1t is guaranteed by VIM. o. Poor & Son to
make hair grow. and stop falling hair; to cure
dandruff in two weeks; to stop itching of the
scalp almost instantly.
Partisan Sage is the most invigorating, sat-
not sticky or greasy, it makes the hair soft,
luxuriant and handsome; it is especially praised
by women who love beautiful hair. Partisan
Sage is for sale by VIM. o. Poor & Son at so
cents large bottle. The girl with the Auburn
hair is on every bottle.
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
BORN

COUSINS. In Spruce Head, December IL, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cousins, daughter
EATON. In Bluehill, December 9, to Mr. and
Mrs. Hollis H. Eaton, son. Kenneth Burt.
EATON. In Deer Isle, December 8, to MIR.
and Mrs Cleveland P. Eaton, a son.
FAYLE. In Standpoint, December II, to Mr..
and Mrs Wimot Fayle, son.
WATERMAN. In North Haven, December Z,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman, daughter.
WEscorT In Bluehill, December IL, to Mr.
and Mrs William Wescott, a son.
WEsCoTT. In North Penobscot, December
10, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Wescott, daugh-
ter
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22

The Waldo County Medical association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: DR.. A. E. Kilgore of Brooks, president;
DR.. Elmer Small of Belfast, vice-president; Dr..
Adelbert Millett, of Searsmont secretary; DR..
o. S. vickery of Belfast, treasurer. The next
quarterly meeting will be held in this city in
March.
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22

Miss Linda Chase is in Monroe for the
Christmas school vacation, Miss Mildreth
Bracket at her home in Clinton, Miss May
Eales in Vanceboro, Miss Evelyn Bowley in
South Hope, Mrs. Farwell in Rockland and
Miss Amorette Porter in Pittsfeld.-Piscata-
quis Observer, Dover.
The Republican journal., 1910-12-22
STATE OF MAINE.

Unpaid lands situated the town of esbOr County
The foswn list taxes on estate of
@ d s hss 1 s x9 the
paid much Of the real estate taxed
oe paP n auction at the
Sape .,.m .... Description scr ton Property Lot
Baker lot of land at Ryders Cove eaeriy by town ro
ery BY c. H fls = H. burbei west
SIS coA lot of land and pavilion thereon north
n.s Blanchard Pen ds iSGh Hyds
s 'SisR h as S NJ s Williams s rs
9 north and south by land
Of Joseph sanborn; east by east bay by town
lane formerly owned by Mary P VII.
Chaplin Rydes Cove bounded north and
wea BY " land and Of Charles Randlett By
H chids A lot Of land on bay bounded east
George Dillingham; lot Of f land at Ry de- Ia GoT bs @
r oa s9 s sP sl S land e Of E satsr
town road C. H C. p P Il Hael fna
land bounded BY c S Baker,, town
being lots No g....s
sss9 + E%s lots land land at #sw F Psn
idI at Naples
Gxs assa i sn rP BOUNDED Bs W
Fred Nekeson lot q Henry spra
Isaac Six lots Naples
Sss f'"s!s: 81 saS seas fssi dy
W By Shn Fosters B Heal.
H. nG b. WhaI lots tS' Of IL land ha S Nap
land at Naples
Ad an AMID F eG II dsd Hy s son Fosters Mary
Abby D. % ss and snds3 w by ads
L. ~ GIbE}
December 70 1910 Collector OF Taxes for the 7own Of M
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08

physician advised an operation which
possibly would permit his complete
recoyery Mr. Scott was taken TIA
Baltimore whore on saturday the
operation took place
Harvey Winfield Scott editor i'm
chief OF the Morning Oregonian and
member OF the board at directors nf
the Associated Press, was one OF the
foremost journalists of the west He
was born near PEORIA M IN lS3S,
and hts father, q farmer, migrated 20
oregon territory IN lS52
Mir SCOTS youth WAS spent as a
lahorer on his fathers farm. except
two years that he served as militia
man when in lS05-5G relentless
campaign WAS waged against the In
dians who by frequent outbreaks had
previously kept the settlers In a
state OF terror.
After working his way through Pa
cifc college. Oregon Mr. Scott se-
cured position on the Oregonian in
1857. place he held untt 1873 when
he was appointed collector of cus-
toms Of this port He held this of
flee until 1877 when he entered into
partnership with Henry Pittock.
owner OF the Oregonian, business
connection which ended with Mr..
ScQtt's death
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
WILL TALK AT THE
CHAUTAUQUA
Rupert F. ASpIund, Assistant
Superintendent Of Public In
Struction TO Deliver Address
at Mountainair Today

Those in attendance at the uni
Versty Of the Woods" ut Mountain
air, will have the pleasure today of
listening 10 an educational talk by
Rupert f Asplund. assistant superin-
tendent Of public instruction in New
Mexico. Mr. Asplund passed through
the city last night en- route from
Santa Fe to Mountainair. Last year
Mr. Asplund was one OF the princi-
pal speakers at the Chautauqua on
educational day
According TO Mr.. Asplund. business
is rushing these days In the territor-
ial school work. the numerous insti-
tutes throughout the territory now in
session resulting in numerous calls
upon the superintendent's office for
Instructions and suggestions.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08

the Browns. At the end Of the ninth
inning the score stood to 4. When
the Browns came to hat, ortiz hit
safe and cervantes advanced him to
third by two base hit Vandavalde
brought them both in with another
two-basc hit. The Centrals ran in a
score when Chavez hit safe and
Lopez ran him around with a two
base hit The lineup Of the three
teams follows;
Swastikas ~ Perea, catcher; Ro-
nero, pitcher, Torres, first base;
Duran, second; Dubois. third; Mad
rid, shortstop, p. Perea, center field,
Gutierrez. left field: Alex, right field.
Centrals--Galara. catcher Weeks,
pitcher: stern, first base: Savadra,
second; Chavez. third. Lopez, short
stop; Chano, left field; Juan, center
field: p. Paladino, right field
Browns Nandavalde. eatcher or
tiz, pitcher Murphy first base Va
lencia, second Tenorio. third p.
Torres, shortstop: J Duran, right
field; J. Torres, center field. Cervan-
tes. left field.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08

detectives TO watch the confidence
men of the city and To see that they
are chased out OF town. For the last
month the city has heen infested
with swindlers All the vctimizing
records Tor a similar period have
been smashed,
Maehado came TO san Francisco on
sunday He stopped at the Portu
guese hotel 81 CLAY street lie
brought his life savings along and
deposited the entire $4,000 in the
bank Monday morning Then he
Jared forth for walk alone, AZ
Tearney and Washington streets he
encountered two strangers, who en-
gagged him in conversation,
"They appeared to be gentlemanly
sort Of fellows" Machado explained
to Detective Wren yesterday Il told
them all about my life They asked
me many questions and / finally told
them that | had money in the bank
They told me that they were look
ing for safe investment and APP
peared much Interested in the sheep
business one of them said II he
could find an honest man who was
willing to put in some money and
who knew the business thoroughly
that he would invest $4,000 The
other said he would do the same.
1--WE came 10 en- agreement where
by / was to draw the money out Of
the bank and put il up with $4,000
each from them, and then we would
go into the sheep p-raising business.
The two showed Machado big
roll of greenbacks. which they placed
in a tin box, He then went to the
Portuguese bank and drew out the
IS O00. placed the money I'm the tin
box with the greenhacks. The box
was taken TO the Pormguene hotel
and placed in q safe there.
Machado says he had an appoint
ment to meet the strangers yesterday
morning, but that they did not show
up. lie became suspicious and
opened the safe He found that it
was filled with heavy iron washers.
Who're WAS no mOneN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08

her &. when the election will De held
for delegates to the convention which
is to form a constitution. and in
Arizona, September ~ when SINH
ar election is to be held.
II seems to be felt that IT the re-
puhlicans can control these cpnven-
tions. II will not he easy To shake
them Loose from their grips upon the
TWO new states, Hence. the contests
over the election of delegates viii he
interesting, important and hard
Fought.
u is plannd 10 send strong speakers
from other parts OF the country into
Arizona and New Mexico in order 20
influence the elections senator Bev-
eridge Is one of those expected to go,
He has given "a tentative promise 10
make some speeches there.
Whether the republicans or the
democrats control the new states in
a close question here In the cleo
tions of 1908, the republicans control
led New MeeXico hY leess than 3SS
plurality, Ii is asserted that since
that time, . GOO To 5000 northern re-
publicans have gone into the territory.
Arizona two years ago was 1oS re-
publican
on the face Of things these figures
would seem To point to prohOhle rec
publican control But the democrats
are extremely hopeful and IL win be
recalled that senator Auduch atd
other organization republicans in cons
gress last winter We're pretty Mcil con-
Ninced that NV MeStCa and Arizona
would be democratic That was the
reason for their opposition 20 state
hood They did not like the prospects
of four new democratic senators.
Gossip Is afloa. that if the repuh-
ltcans control the constitutional con-
vention Ia Arizona Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock will hctake himself 10
Arizona. having quilted the cabinet
and will 40 in quest of one Of the
senatorships This gossip is not new
hut has been revived recently. Mr,
Hitchcock is not entirely pleased
with the way things are going ~ ne
rnhinet and even III he was could not
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Regina Abell

From the Sacred Heart church,
Fourth street and Stover avenue. at
Sis o'clock this morning. VIII he held
the funeral Of Regina Ahell. the nine
year old daughter of Mr. John Abell,
who died Saturday eveing after an
illness Of six weeks with typoid fever
The funeral viii occur from ,.u sue
red Heart church because OF the ap-
sence from the city Of Rev. A. M.
Mandalari, $. j. pastor of the Inn
maculate Conception church. Rev
Father Tomissini, S. J.. win celebrate
a requiem mass at the sacred Heart
church The funeral will leave the
residence of Mr.. John s. Beaven, 70a
North Fourth street, at s O'Clock. In
terment will be at Santa Barbara
cemetery. Four little playmates OF
Regina viii act as pail hearers, Eliza
beth Brennan, Katherine keleher
Amy Chaplin and Hazel kieke.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
Mis- Mary Y. snanI,lIng.

Friends in Albuquerque yesterday
received q telegram announcing the
death Of Miss Mary v Spaulding,
formerly of this city. which occurred
in Hannibal Mo, saturday night.
Miss Spauldine made ALBUQUERQUE
her home for more than five years
and was a well known teacher in the
city schools, teaching for two terms
at the Fourth ward school Miss
Spauding left Tor Hannibal, her for
mer home three months ago, hoping
that the change of climate would be
beneficial TO her health, which had
failed rapidly for number Of
months paste Numerous friends IN
albuquerque win regret deeply to
hear Of her death
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
LEAGUE CANNOT LIVE
WITHOUT SUNDAY BALL

Utica. y Y. Aug. 7.-Unless sun
day baseball is permitted in the New
York state league, il IS extremely
doubtful whether the league Will con
tinue after this season. said President
John n. Farrell. following q meeting
of league representatives this after
noon.
The meeting was called by Presi-
dent Farrell to consider the agitation
against sunday games in the state.
THE league. said President Far
rell, lis now costing $4,000 month.
TO GO on with this seasons schedule
which will close september Z, viii,
without the sunday games. cost the
league at laest $4,000 But the
members OF the league have decided
to give the people the promised
schedule However. the league can
not exist without sunday baseball
and without IT, no games can be had
after the close OF the season. IL is
therefore mp To- the baseball loving
penple To see that Sunday baseball u
games are permitted another year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
DEAN OF WEST COAST
EDITORS DIES SUDDENLY Y

baltimore, Aug. Colonel Har-
vey W scott editor of the Portland
|'Oregonian Of Portland, ore. and a
member OF the board of directors of
the Associated Press. died tonight at
the Johns Hopkins hospital follow
ing an operation performed there
yesterday lie entered tho hospital
several days ago to prepare for the
operation After the operation 20 WAS
said that Colonel Scott had stood the
ordeal exceedingly we'll aud that be-
would be able 90 leave the hospital
in three or four weeks. The immed-
late cause of death was heart failure.
Mr. Scott's .as; illness dated back
several months But that the malady
was likely to be- fatal WAS not fully
realized until about three months
ago. or shortly after his return from
the meeting of the Associated Press
IN New York in ADrH.
At this time he was seized with a
fainting spell while talking IN the
lobby Of local hotel The family
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
LOU DILLON OWNER
AFTER WORLD RECORD

New York, Aug. &c X. g. Bill
ings. owner of Lou Dillon has gone
to Cleveland TO drive his trotter.
uhlan, 2;02 IA, at the opening Of the
grand circuit meeting there tomor-
row, in an attempt to lower the
worlds record 10 wagon without the
aid OF q wind shield. The record is
2s0S IA. made by Major Delmar in
1903
Mr. Billings recently drove uhlan q
mile to wagon in 2,02 34 but the
performance was made at an amateur
meeting and was not a technical rec
ord. uhlan trOtted 4 mile to sulky
few DAYS ago in 900 -. which is
faster than any other horse has ever
shown in public or private without q
wind shield
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
Los LUNAS WINS A
CLOSE GAME FROM
BELEN TEAM
Sagebrush AggregationS Play
4 Interesting Game Of Baseball
Yesterday Score 5 to 2.



Los Lunas, ~ NJ, Aug. Five
from Belen here this afternoon, the
game going To the locals by the score
of to . The Los Lunas boys
played great ball and managed to
shut out the Belenites until the last
OF the ninth inning. In the final
round Belen scored two runs on two
errors by Los Lunas. the only mis-
plays made on their side during the
game.
Fast fielding was the feature Of
the game, the players on both sides
demonstrating much ability in max
ing sensational and spectacular stops
and catches. Green. slab artist Tor
even dozen Of the Belen men fell be-
the locals. did great work and an
for his magical assortment OF fancy
curves Walker, for the visitors also
pitched n good game striking out
four Los I.unas batsmen. Six errors
were made behind Walker, however
and he had a hard time keeping
clear with the boards. Considerable
discouragement was handed to
Walker at one time, when j. Lopez
Knocked a home run off of his deliv-
cry
Los Lunas has now taken two out
Of three games from Belen and a
fourth game will be played at Belen
next sunday which it is hoped will
result in the locals being declared
the champions of the sage bush
league. Batteries yesterday
Belen, walker and Brown; Los
Iunas, Green and Otero.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
SHAKESPEARE TO Be
RENDERED D IN
ESPERANTO
Players After Three Weeks In
StructionS to Present Come
dy in Language of All Nations
at Washington


Washington, Aug. Shakespeare
in Esperanto is one Of the features
on the program Of the sixth inter-
national congress of EspeIantists
which Viii be lH session here AL
week. The play which win be pre-
sented in the Language of All Ma
tons is the comedy AS You Like
It,"
II will be acted by players who
three weeks ago knew not word of
Esperanto, but who next Tuesday
night viii be understood by delegates
to the congress from more than
thirty different nations and speaking
nearly as many different tongues.
When the congress met at Dresden
two years ago "lphigenia in Tortor-
Gus translated from the Greek, was
presented by Il company Of players
which had mastered Esperanto In two
weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08

be expected to pass up a good chance
to be United states senator II he saw
an opening lie has an aide in Ari-
zona already In the person OF James
T. Williams, formerly the Washing
ton correspondent OF the Boston
Transcript who Is now In charge OF
a newspaper at Tucson, IN which Mr..
Hitchcock is rcFuted 60 have an in
terest
Congress, under the statehood meas
ure, as well as the president, can dis
approve the constitutions OF the new
states and thus prevent admission.
However. Il is not expected there Viii
be any serious difficulty on this score.
II is expected the constitutions win be
fairly conservative and that there Win
be no call for dsapproval,
AT the next session OF congress,
Hawaii win ask for admission 10
statehood" said w NJ Torrey OF
Honolulu, at the Shoreham hotel.
Hawaii is as much entitled 10
statehood as Arizona or New Mexico.
\ comparison between the islands ana
New Mexico and Arizona shows that
the islands are far ahead of either
of the southwestern territories IN
wealth and resources. II Arizona and
New Mexico are granted statehood.
why not Hawaii? Then look at Ne
Nada Is state, with not half the
wealth population or resources OF
Hawaii
prince Jonah Kalanianaole, dele
gate la congress from Hawaii, viii
Introduce tho statehood bill at the
next session II viii be accompanied
hV facts ana figures concerning fIa-
waii which viii show the marvellous
growth and riches of the islands,
Everybody In Hawaii Is in favor of
statehood and constitutional con-
Vention called for the purpose Of
accepting statehood and adopting
state constitution would be practice
AMY unanimous, The Pacific coast
states are in favor of hawaii being
admitted TO statehood When the ter
ritory becomes a state I believe it viii
he overwhelmingly republican"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
SWASTIKAS SWIPE0
TO TUNE OF 6 TO z

The Centrals won from the Swas-
tikas AT Traction park yesterday Az
ternon by a score of TO 2. ana thth
the Browns won from the Centtais py
a score OF to = The Browns had
NOR difficultv winning from the
winners Of the first game than they
anticipated and il took ten innings "a
decide the game.
The Centrals had little trouble tax
ing the honors from The Swastikas ~
the first game as the score indicates
Romero and Pcrea were on the firing
line for the Swasfikas. and Weeks
and gaiara for the Centrais.
I'm the second game, Ramon Baca
md weeks We're - the executive
committee for the Centrais and wore
opposed By ortiz and Nandavalde Tor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
They Have a Definite Purpose.

Foley Kidney pills give quick relief
in cases of kidney and bladder all
ments. Mrs. Rose CHASER, Terre Hfuts.
li;d tells the result in her case. ~;
ter suffering for many years from a
serious case of kidney trouble and
spending much money for so called
cures. / found Foley Kidney Pitts .he
only medicine that gave me a perma-
nent cure l am again able to be up
and attend to my work. | shall never
hesitate To recommend them" For
sale by O REILLY 4 Go.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-08
REPUBLICANS HOPE
TO CONTROL NEW
COMMONWEALTHS
Postmaster General Hitchcock
Soon to Get Busy Looking
After POLITICAL Situation in
New Mexico and Arizona,
Morning Journal Bureau
Gl3 Munscy Building,

one of the largest problems before
the republican leaders this year is t'
capture control FOR the republican
party Of the two new states Arizona
and New Mexico. which are taking the
preliminary STEPS toward coming into
the Union.
Postmaster General Hitchcock. who
has been away ON brief trip 10
Europe, is expected Go devote good
deal of attention 10 the effort at re-
publican control OF the two common
weaiths. Mr.. Hitchcock as the actual
if not the nominal head OF the repub-
lican national committee has already
busted himself IN this direction, and
in this connection there Is renewal OF
the talk that he has an eye ON one
the senatorships from Arizona.
The first test--in fact. the chief one
will come 10 New Mexico, Septem-