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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
T0[ST0| SECLUDED
IN LONELY M0NESTRY
WANTS TO BURY HIMSELF ALIVE, AWAY FROM
THE vANITIEs OF THE WORLD

stoi is with him, and, runor says,
the count plans, In the winter Of
his life, to journey to Canada to
Join the colony Of the Doukhobors.
Reports that Count Tolstoi has
become reconciled to the Greek
church, which accommodated him
after his most famed work, THE
Resurrection was published, have
not been verified.
The Countess Tolstoi and her
daughter seek to have the count
return to the home which his de-.
parture has made so desolate.
COUNTESS LOVES PUBLICITY.
"The countess is not exactly as
represented in the press" said a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Fol-
lowing a. trail Of blood splotches on
the pa ment. Frank Smith. a pass
efby, Nund the body OF a woman,
he pad beaten until It lost human
semBAnce. hidden under a sidewalk
at McAllister and Leavenworth
streets.
The body was found late in tho
morning. II had been dropped in
an excavation extending part way
under tho sidewalk and screened
from the stret by signboard.
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Night Bulletins

CANTON. Ohio, Nov. HThomas Mccoy right
bethany college football charged
Munk right half back of the University of West Virginia
located
BETHANY w Va Nov. 14-Coach Captain Henley
and Player Rudy OF the Bethany
before the Wheeling
know Of the leading Rudolph
West Virginia university Saturdays
game between his team and that OF Bethany college.
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COLON. Nov. 14.-President
Taft. Secretary Norton. Charles r.
Taft Of Cincinnati and the other
members OF the presidential party
arrived here today for q brief tour
of inspection of the Panama canal.
The president. during the voyage to
the isthmus, worked on his forth
coming message to the United
States congress and has two trunks
full of notes. with which to frame
the document.
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OREGON CUTS OUT
O. A. c. GAMES
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EUGENE Ore. Nov. I4.Un account Of the roting
which occurred at Corvallis at Saturdays football game
ending in the serious injury of "Hal Bean of Portland
and the insulting of President Campbell it is very prob
able that all athletic relationship between the University
o6regon and O. A. c. will be broken off, The demand OF
every student of the University of Oregon is that Corva
lis be completely ignored hereafter
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EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
LAW CASE is SET

, Omitted Press Leased Wire)
WASHINGTON. Nov. IA
} supreme court Of the United 4
, States this afternoon set Jan I
} uary Is for four cases involy-
ing the constitutionality of the
} employers liability law.
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} MADE WIDOW TWICE I
BY POWDER EXPLOSIONS I


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, SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. II.
, Mrs. Ella Stanley is again
, widow, a powder explosion 4
, having killed her second hus- I
, band in the same manner that 4
, death overlook her first mate.
, Samuel Stanley the second
, husband, was killed Saturday
, in a premature blast In the
D Riverton stone quarry, where
, he was employed as foreman. 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-14
TOO MUCH ARDoR IN HIS KISS

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Nov 14-Because her husband in kiss
her she objects oscua
general proposition Amelia Schmidt IL suing
husband for divorce the ground OF cruel and
which the basis OF the
taken August the home of the
mother which she
husband.
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WATCH FOR SENSATIONAL
FACTS ON CITY PAVING

must certainly be something unus-
ual in your constitutional makeup.
Remember, The Press will tell
you all about 1t, beginning tomor-
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CONTRACTS

row with the story of how seven
men forced the Cannon Hill paving
district onto nearly one thousand
taxpayers.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
Cumberland County.

\ non-suit for the plaintin Is or
dcreG in the rcscript handed down IL
the Cumberland county case OF AIre'
T.. Miller ct ais. vs.. James \. Spauld
icg, which is IN action OF det
brought to enforce the double liza h'''
Of the defendant, who was a non
ro sident stockholder in the state
Bank of Monte Vista in the state O
Colorado. The plaintiffs brought TN
concludes that the action cannot bt
action as Il test case and the court
maintained.
Exceptions are overruled in TN
rescript handed down in the Lincoln
county case If benjamin F.. Sprou
netitiCner vs.. Charles l.. Randall e
ais. The court IN this case rules ina
a petition under II. 5. On. %, sec
&c, for leave to enter and prosecu''
a probate appeal is a civil proceedln;
within Il. :. Oh Ga Sec. l. and notlc'
thereon may he ordered py a JuStic'
in vacation. 1t Is also held that tn'
question whether the granting Oh sue
ne,i,i,n will work Inconvenience" o
even hardship. and whether any ''"'
,vhat terms snould be imposed upof
+hc uotitioncr arc solely question
for the justicr hearing the peu'ioh
HIS decision of those questions Is no
rexiev able or executions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
Interesting Reading for
Tubercular lnVaIids

The makers OF Eckman's Alternative
the medicine that is curing tuberculosis
all over the country-will send direct. ii
pamphlet and other literature that every
consumptive should read 1t tells in their
own language the story of those whom
I;ckman's Alternative has cured.
Such the-heart evidence
as this booklet holds is convincing.
No matter if you have unfortunately
spent time and money experimenting
with nearly every cure" under the fir
mament-inveStigate Eckman'S Altera-
tive. If shown the heart-tOuching affida-
Wit of q father whose only son was cured
Of tuberculosis by E,ckman's Alternative
after all hope had been abandoned, would
it not carry some weight with YOU? y
Specimen 11S Cherry St, Phila., Pa
Gentlemen. In July 1905 l first no.
ticed the conditions that showed | had
Consumption. lost weight rapidly: had
a hollow cough. hemorrhageS and very
severe night Swcats. Ny brother recon-
mendcd Eckman's Alternative. In the
fall of 1905 | began taking it. At this
time am perfectly well and robust My
appetite is good and my WEIGHT has in
creased from 10 to lD pounds. Not :,
trace Of my old trouble remains. | will
gladly express the merits OF this medi-
cine to anyone"
tSiened) NJ L. GERIIARDT
F,ckman's Alternative cures Bronchitis
Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and Lung
Affections. For sale by c. l.. Murphy
and other leading druggists. Ask fol
booklet of cured cases and write To Sex
man Laboratory. Philadelphia Pa, for
additional evidence
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Law Court Decision in Oakland EIec
trio Power Controversy.

The law court Thursday handed
down decision in favor of the plain
tlh i'll the kennehec county case of
o3 klanl Electric Co. rs. Union Gas
q Electric Co. which involves the
question of obligation upon con.
tract to furnish electricity in the
town Of Oakland. The matter of the
assessment of damages is left for as
Scssment at nisi prius term The
text of the rescript, which is drawn
by Chief Justice Emery, is as follows:
kennebec County.
Oakland Electric 60. VS.. Union Gas
and Electric Co Rescript, Emery,
G. J.
|. In an 2ction upon the contract
Of a corpora ton fothcr than munich
pal at lcast the defence Of ultra,
wires will not be sustained unless the
contract is shown to be hurtful to the
public. or clearly forbidden by some
provision of the corporate charter or
otrcr statute.
. y contract merely in extension
of some granted corporate power may
be upheld. if not hurtful to the pub
lie. when a contract foreign to the
purposes Of tie Incorporation would
not be upheld
3. Every corporation has by impli-
cation the power to DO whatever is
appropriate for carrying into effect
the purnoses of its creation. unless
the doing the particular thing is af-
nrlnatively prohibited by its charter
or some othcr provision Of law.
4. The Cnion Gas and Electric Co.
Of Waterville was chartered by Ch
55e of Special Laws of 1897 for the
purposes among others, of making,
generating, selling, distributing and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
Hancock County.

state of Maine vs.. J. ID. Phillips. Re-
script, Whitehousc, J.
This is criminal prosecution Tor an
alleged violation of a special act OF the
LEGISLATURE approved March l.. 1903. en-
titled AN Act to prohibit tn" use OF iu-
tomobies in the towns of Eden. Mount
Desert, fremont and Southw"st ffafbor
on the Island Of Mount Desert
It is a Fundamental rule respecting the
distribution of the powers of government
into thr"" departments that no person
on persons belonging TO one OF theSe oe-
partmpntS shall exercise any of the
powers properly belonging to either OF
the others Const Of Maine. Art. Ill.
See :. But courts are not Justified
in preventing the enforcement OF a ieSis,
lativc enactment by declaring it Invalid
unless satisfied beyond Il reasonable
doubt that it is in clear violation q
som" provision of the constitution 1t IS
the duty of on" department to presume
that another has acted within it's legiti-
mate province until the contrary is made
to appear by strong and convincing fct-
sons.
The Legislative power is everywhcre
rccogniZt-d as the proper guardian of all
such public rights as the right of travel
upon the highways. and as having as the
proper representative of the public. iull
power over III" whole subject of laying
out opening, altering and disseminating
highways. And this power they may, SO
far rs they have not been restrained BY
the constitution. eXcr"is" directly with.
ont dclegItinG ii to any other trlbuiliil-
1t is now 4 well settled rule that in the
absence Of any constitutional restriction
or limitation, the legislature of SOW
crcign state. in the exercise of its police
power which extends to the preservation
of the 'lives, limbs. health. comfort and
quiet of all persons and the protection
of all property within the State mas the
right to prohibit automobiles from pass
ing over certain streets or pubic ways
in any city or town. And it was held by
this cOult i'm the. recent of State vs..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
DEATH OF c. 3. LINCOLN.
Was For Is Years Senior Deacon o.
China Baptist Church

china Ne, Nov. 3.-(Special).-
rb. Pan,ist church of China SUSTAINED
an irrcrarable loss in the deauh
Deacon C. Y. Lincoln, at his nome
China oct. 81. aged IS years
months. The deceased had been III
ONLY 10 days and it was thought III
might recover until Saturday when ne
| had an i'll turn from which h" never
rallied and continually grew weaker
until Monday night when he passeo
peacefully away.
The whole community mourn Wit
the family in their affiiction. Deacon
Lincoln was born in Albion, where he
always lived until he moved to TINS
village four years ago this present
month"; Although for the past year
| he has not been as active as in years
gone by. no other person in TINS sec
| ton could be missed or mourned by
more friends than he. He was
friend to all. ever ready TO sympathiZe
| in iov or sorrow. ever ready to help in
every good word or work. To the
church of which he had been a mem
ber for more than 80 years, having
been converted at the age Of % ana
holding the position of senior deacon
for more than % years he has been
a wise counsellor, and though modest
and retiring in disposition he was al
ways ready to give help and advice
when asked. Beside his immediate
family none will miss him more than
his tenants. A widow, son, DIR. c. ].
Lincoln of Augusta, brother. DR.. AL
bert Lincoln of Gorham, a brother in
San Francisco, and another in Gaute
mala. Central America, and q sister,
Mrs. Hannah Pepper of Madison, sur
vive. The funeral was held at 10 4.
NJ. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
"Y0uR FACE LOOKS
50 MUCH bETTER!"
Pimpes and BIemishes Cleared Away
by Poslam, the New Skin Remedy.

Results are seen after one overnight
application of poslam when used for
pimples. blomishes, rashes, nndue red
ness, clearing the complexion, etc. 1t
works wonders in quickly restoring any
affected skin to normal condition and
healthy tone. My face was always full
of big pmples, and | used 10 be ashamed
to go on the street" writes Mrs. Helen
Christian. Jersey City, y. j., but since
l used poslam my face is as clear as a
newborn bahyS.
In promptly dispoSing of these minor
skin troubles, poslam gives evidence of
its remarkable powers to heal the more
serious and stubborn skin diseases. such
as acne. tetter Scabies, etc, in which it
has made its great reputation. Itching is
stopped as soon as poslam IS applied. A
sample sufficient to show results is mail
cd free, upon request, by the Emergency
Laboratories. 3. West TWenty-1ifth street,
New York City. Poslam is sold in two
sizes Urial. 30 cents: regular jars, So by
all druggists, particularly Coughlin's
h
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
Somerset County.

Edna Page Smith, appellant. from
decree Of judge Of probate. Rcscript
Emery, G.. j.
/. One must himself, bear the con
sequences Of his mistaken opinion
upon question OF law, and even o
his acceptance Of the erroneous opin
ion of others who he had reason t
believe knew the law
>. Under r. s; Oh. Il, Sec. is, thu
widow of a deceased inteStatC is EMIT
led, upon distribution Of the persona
estate, to ,,nc third of the net bal
ancc after payment of the debts, etc.
and not TO one third of the gross eS-
tate.
3. The fact that upon the denial 0
hcr petition fer an allowance unde
r. s. Ci1 81. Sec. IA. the widow was
induced 10 anduiesce, and not ap-
peal. by opinions. expressed to her b!
the Judge CT probate and by counse
for the ncirs. that upon distribution
she would be entitled to one-third o
the gross estate, does not authorlZ'
the court to deprive the heirs of an
pat of their legal rights or shares II
the estate under the statute of dis
triDutiOn.
Decree of judge of probate reversed
new u.crce to be made in accordance
with opinion fled. and case remlttet
to the probate court for further pro
ceeiingS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
Rats and Puffs the Style

Women who cover their heads with
masses of false hair will in time have
diseased scalps. Rats and puffs are
denounced by doctors as unhygienic
dust and germ m-catchers They ex-
dude the air from the scalp, and the
PRESSURE on the delicate network Of
veins soon results in the loss Of hair.
\ good thing to shampoo the head
With is Il neutral soap. combined with
GIycerine, White of Eggs, Cocoanut
Oh and Salicylic Acid. These are the
ingredients Rirt's Head Wash is
mad" Of. 1t removes every trace of
dandrutf and scales from the scalp
ana leaves tnc hair soft and glossy.
25c. and a"c. at drug and dept. stores.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
CONSTITUTIONAL.
Law Court Decision on
Bar Harbor Auto Act
Legislature Is Proper Guardian
Of Such Rights.
Judge ment for State in Test Case
Brought by J. D. Phillips.

The law court Thursday handed down
a rescript in the Hancock county case Of
State vs.. j. ID. Phillips, involving the
constitutionaity of the Act of the 74tl,
Legislature prohibiting the use of auto
mobiles in the towns of Eden, Mt. De-
sert, fremont and Southwest Harbor.
The rescript, which is drawn by Asso-
ciate Justice William p. Whitehouse, de-
clares that this particular piece of legis-
lation over which there has been so
much controversy is not in violation of
any provision in the constitution OF
either Maine or of the United States and
gives judgment for the State. The full
text Of the reScript is as follows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
4 Safe, Quick Way to Clean Silver
iRecon1mended BY TIE Gold Dust IiDinsl

Instead Of securing and rubbing eacl:
piece of silver after each meal, put the
silver in a separate tin by itself; cover
with lukewarm water, to which table,
spoonful Of Gold Dust washing powder
has been added. Set the pan on the range
until the water gets to boiling point; lift
the silver out. wipe each piece with a
soft linen cloth and polish with a
chamois skin. Silver that is seldom used
should be wrapped in Canton flannel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04

The sounding Of the riot call on the fire
alarm at BiddefOrd Wednesday night
caused great excitement, several thous-
and people of Saco and Biddeford hur-
rying to Main street, thinking n riot was
in progress in some part of the city II
proved to be a test call. sounded to learn
how quickly the eth Co. G. a. G. could be
assembled in case of n riot. In exactly
eight minutes A. of the comany of IS
men were at the armory ready for duty
A number of the soldier boys who did
not respond were out Of town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04

The following corporation has FLED
its certificate of organization at the
office of the secretary of state:
International Improvement Co, Or
eaniZed ut Portland for the purpose OF
carving on a general livestock and
agricultural business. with $1,000"
capital stock, of which nothing is paid
i'm. Officers: President. Clarence f.
Eaton of Portland; treasurer. Il. L.
Crotoau of Portland Certificate filed
Nov. >. 1910.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
WHY THEY FAIL.
Most Pile Remedies Miss the Cause OF
Piles.

DisagrcrabIe treatment with ointments
or suppositories usually fails to cure
piles and cutting them off wont remove
the cause. Such treatment only mod
crates the outside effects of the disease
and fails to remedy the inside cause
Inc up-to-date doctors now use lnterna
medicine, to free the circulation in the
lower bowel. and SO remove the disease
DIR. Leonhardts Hem-Roid, the first
and only guaranteed internal pile. cure
IN the form Of tablets-cures any kind o1
piles. Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
y for large box. DIR. Leonhardt Co. Sta
Zion p, Buffalo. NJ Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04

SUPP wing gas ~ electricity or both,
for lighting. heating. manufacturing
or mechanical purposes in the CITY OF
Watcrviile and adjoining towns
.(Sec. y. Held: That under this sec
ton ca the corporation had the pow
e.. 20 contract to supply electricity tC
the town OF Oakland. adjoining,
Watervillr.
:. Power was also granted to the
corporation. by Sec. of the Charter
to set poles and extend wires i'll and
through the streets of Watcrville anC
four other specified towns. not includ-
ing Oakland. and to transmit electric
power to such points in those towns
as might be feasible. Hold: that this
enumeration Of powers to set poles
etc. in the towns specified, did no,
prohibit the corporation from con-
tracing to supply electricity to the
town OF Oakland.
&. The contract of the Union Gas
and Electric co. with &th~ Oakland
Electric Co to generate and tranSmi,
electricity to the town line Of Oak
land fer distribution over the line:
of the Oakland Electric Company ir
O3klilu, Is not SIitN IL 70 ~ HUI u u
to the puDiic, or expressly prohibited
ard hence must be held valid.
!. Where in 2 contract three dis
tinct agreements are made, each iii {
separate, distinct clause. and III on
cla use is a stipulation as to damages
for the breach of the agreemen'
named in that clause. that s.inula-
ton docs not apply to tho other agree
m.lts ir. the Other clauses.
$. Tnat one party was unahl" tc
perform his contract by forces bcyont
his control does not relieve him from
the obligation of his contract. unles.
it be so stipulated in tn" contract.
Judgment for the plaintiff. Dam
ages to be assessed at nisi pTiuS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04

Through the efforts of Millard Wiswell
about $1,000 small sea salmon nave oeer
secured and put into Northern stream'
Guilford, and about 25,ooo which nave
been nut into Gardner's lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04

In accordance with General orders
No. 81. issued from the office of the
ladjutaut general under dat" OF Nov.
>. paragraph | of General orders No.
l3 that office. is amended 50 as to eX-
tend the season for outdoor range
practice To- Nov -. provided that the
state range at Auburn shall not be
used during the extended period. but
that scores made on other ranges dur
ing this period by members OF the Ma =
,ional Guard residing in Lewiston or
Auburn may be counted for squalifica-
Ition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04

Civil Engineer Babb of the ntiic" "l
the Maine State Water Storage Com
mission has returned from trip tc
the MegalluWay river on business con-
nccted with the new Arizschoos dam
has returned to Augusta and was al
his office in the Blaine house Thurs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
Total.

tn" new stat" House is Tue SdaN. Dec
meeting pf the councillor committee
on public buildings hcld at the Blaine
house, Wednesday,. The members OF
the committee ar. Councillors James
cunningham of Portland. +. G. kins
nan OF Augusta and r. w Bunker of
Nnrth Arson. # has been decided
hat ChHrl"S u fiichiDrn, treasurer Of
thc building commission, will present
,hc keys oi the new State House to
Governor Frrnald who will accept
thcm on Behalf OF tn" State. Hon.
u. NJ. Heath of Augusta win deliver
:he address and there will bc short
addresses by President Of the Senate
DcasE ana speaker of the House
ticGrg" II Weeks. After this there
will be reception t" the Governor
and m"iub. rs of his Council The
Maine state Grange meets in Augusta
n"c. ~ 50 that the occasion has been
planned to afford the people from all
over the state Il chance to be present
"Wednesday the last contract for
furnishing the new building was let
The contract being awarded to the
lowest bidder, Il Rc%ton firm. who bid
on the carnct> ANA window shades
The building has been completed
within the appropriation Of $33o,o0o
and is the first public building in the
country to j" completed within the
estimated cost ana appropriation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
&i5l.I% SEAL

RECEIPTS or THE INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT FOR OCTOBER. 1910:
Received from companies N..:'i.t"
Licenses to brokers. .v.!D
SrrVic" Of writ. 2."J
Interest on Deposits. oG.19
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-04
STATE HOUSE.
Oakland Woo|en Mills Co,
Organized at Watefvi||e.
Statement Of Insurance Dept,
for Month Of October.
New State House Will Be Dedicated
tuesday, December 20.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun.
Gil Tuesday, Nov. 20, at $50 A. M.

Among the new corporations of the
month which have filed their certif-
Gates Of organization at the office of
the secretary of State is the Oakland
Woolen Mills Co., which was organ
lied at Waterville on Monday, Oct. 81
and filed its certificate on Tuesday,
Nov =.
The purposes of the corporation are
to manufacture and deal in wool
woolen goods and other fabrics, and tC
tate, water power, electric power and
personal property necessary for tho
purposes of said business.
The amount of the capital stock Of
the corporation is $4,000, all of which
is common stock, and of which tho
sum of 100000 is already paid in. The
par value of the shares is 500 each.
The names and residences of the
shareholders, each of whom owns 10C
shares of the stock. are as follows: G.
| Lincoln Of Oakland, w. II. Duval OF
New York city and Lawrence J. Prem
d"rgaSt of Oakland. The number OF
shares remaining unsubscribed and in
the treasury is 200
The officers OF the corporation are
as follows: President, Charles I. Lin
coin; treasurer, W. II. Duval; direc-
tors, Charles |. Lincoln, w H. Duval
and l.. j. Prcndergast
announcement was made Thursday Y
at the office of the insurance commits
Si"ner of the following statement of
appropriations of the department for
tn" month of October:
EXPENSES OF INSURANCE COM
MlSSIONERS:
Balance uneXpendcd Sep
tembcr 10Th Si36.0i
Expended in October. Soo1 81
t5dlaIrt UneNppndcd