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Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16
Thursday, November Twenty fourth,
Says johnson VIII be senator.
An Augusta special to the Portland
Aspress under yesterdays date says

an augusta epccidi 10 tn0 fOEtlAuO
A1press under yesterdays date says:
little bird peeped to-day, and it twittered
that Charlie johnson, OF watervill~, viii go
TO Washington IS the democratic senator
from Aainc.
Sixty-and some say more-of the dem o.
cratic members-elect of the Maine legisla-
ture have pledged themselves to Mr.. John
son. and that is good, safe majority In the
denocrntic caucus
Friends Of Obadiah Gardner. OF RockIand,
who have been making estimates for the
farmer candidate from Knox, have been
having something to say about congressional
districts, and have declared that practically
the whole of the second district is for Gard
ner. Friends OF Mr.. Johnson, ON the other
hand, declare that the second district is
spotted with johnson supporters. and that
even one member of Mr.. Gardner's home
county delegation will cast his vote for Mr.
johnson.
Within two or three days q formal an
nouncement will be made that Hon. George
n Hanson. Of Calais, has withdrawn from
the senatorial contest. OF course, this sim
pli6es the situation. Practically every vote
that was counted for Mr.. Hanson will 60 for
Mr.. johnson.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

/ lwasainoson cor. Boston Tyanscrim.j


To tell the cold truth about it, republi-
cans who have been defeated for the ma
tionai House and the Senate, and repub-
lican capitol employees, are, broadly
speaking, almost tine only members OF
their party who seriously regret the
democratic landslide OF Tuesday. Even
President Taft, although preferring con-
tinuous republican success during his ad-
ministration, has reason to congratulate
1simself that the prospect for republican
victory IN 1912 is better than before the
ballots of Nov. were cast.
In Q twinkling the control OF legislation
in the House is handed over from North to
south. from conservative to progressive,
II not radicals. In the Senate the pro-
gressive element apparently will control
ON the final votss. Nothing but support
Of nom partisan progressive legislation
san save the democratic party from
vrecking its own prospects in the next
%vo years; and the country, although
yokiue the democratic ticket, does not in
IL heart believe that the democratic
leaders have the brains or the ability "a
8E0GI D 98lo cO0k1c tSk sAAoAA f.-sy.
The democrats. for example, are COM
uitted to the introduction OF . low tarin
bin. but they can make. no attempt At tar
ID lsGislation on their own initiative thai
will not conflict with the Taft plan OF re-
vision BY schsdule after investigation by
ths tariff board, . plan which the common
esnss OF tie country already has approved
Ths democrats can present NO SOUND
issus in Congress that has not alread,
bssn anticipated BY progressive repubii'
IN President. The Taft program i
.ssssnfialiy non-partisan. and the demo
.crats cannot antagonist ii without dis
rrediting themselves with the country
This philosophy has had much to do viii
IL results Of Tuesday. Il accounts parti,
Tor IL defeat Of republican regulars b,
dsusosrats, and Il chssrs0 iar-sashtsd re
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

AT the last meeting OF Arbutus grange
two candidates were instructed in the first
and second degrees, and several applica-
tions were received. A short program
was rendered.
Negotiations are about finished for ths
purchase Of the Methodist church by The
grange for . hall, and 1t is hoped it will bs
ready for occupancy the hrss meeting in
December.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

An Ellsworth correspondent states .
lady in that town found . pansy blossom
in her garden last week. Miss r. Warren,
OF Otis, has them in bloom now in abun-
dance ut home and in plot at the ceme-
terry. sIf one understands the culture OF
the quaint little flower" she writes, lit is
very easy to have the blossoms outdoors
the year round, with the exception OF the
snowy season."
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16
Sedxwick Grange

Owing TO the storm OF Nov. 4, Sedgwick
grange did not hold it, regular meeting
until Nov. IL. Thirty members were pres
ent.
The first and second degrees were
worked on one candidate. The hour was
late, 90 the literary program was laid
over week.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

Andrew P. Havey, Of Sullivan, who was
reported last week as having resigned
from the Sturgis commission, will con-
tinue as . member Of the commission.
1t is understood that he did contemplate
resigning, ~ he expected to have to 60
South on business matters for prolonged
stay, bur his plans have been changed.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

shn qpndsr.isnsa' ps s appolnssa ny tns Judge
Commissioners 70 receive and examine the
clAims Of creditors aga inst the estate os will
Ham P. 0ztchsli. late OF OrlAnd. deceased.
represented lnsolvent, give notice that six
months are allowed 70 said CREDITOR 10 pre-
sent and prove their claims; and that they
will be In seseion ~ the seiectmep's once in
OrlAnd, on Wednesday, December the seventh.
1910. ~ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. for that
purpose. EBku w. Marc,
FRAnK r. 0RsENE,
Commissioners
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

The district deputies of the Odd Fellows
in Hancock county, recently announced
by Grand Master Frank B. Miller, are as
follows: Elmer E. Crockett, stonington;
g. n. Towle, Bucksport; F. L. Slower.
Bluehill; N. T. Bunker, Winter Harbor ;
Ned c. Davis, West Brooksviile.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16
Sur sa9

GEESE-Twenty.d i've Toulouse geese to be
NJ sold at once. MAUDx YBAroN. Ellis
worth. n. Y. D. SorA.
CLEI0H, sieds. team wagon. riding hAr-
- ness. p,ow and chaips. Apply 70 Mas.
ANN cARaoLI. at Carroll homest< ad, or John
H. Moulton. State street, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

A new steamer is being built for the
Maine Cenrai Railroad Co. for the Mt.
Desert Ferry route, to Be ready for SER
vice next May. The contract calls for .
speed OF nineteen knots, and she is ex-
pected to cut the time between the Mt.
Desert Ferry and Bar Harbor nearly in
half
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

Two COW moose killings are reported
from the western part Of the county. Two
Brooksvilie men are accused OF deliber-
ately killing COW moose at Bluehiil, and
Penobscot furnishes another case in which
the killing is said to have been accidental.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16
rTSREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, once Of th.

rTNREAsURY DEPARTMENT, once OF the
i Supervising Architect. Washington,
D. c., October .. 1910. SEALED PRO-
POSAI.S will he received ~ this once until
O'Clock p. m. on the 7th day Of December, 1910.
and then opened for the extension. etc lin
GLIDING plumbing. gas piping. heating APP
pArAtus. and electric conduits and wistnsl, Of
the q. 8. possofies and custom ,house ~ Ellis
worth. Maine. In accordance with the draw
ings and specidcAiioua. copies OF which may
be obtained from the custodian ~ Eiisworth,
Me-. or II this once n the discretion Of the
supervising architect jams KKox TArLon.
Supervising Architect.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Penobscot reports the first moose killed
by . white man in that town = but, un-
fortunately for the hunter, it was q cow
moose.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

Sweet peas and pausies are still in bloom
quite commonly. Mrs. Jenness McGown.
OF North Ellsworth, this week sends to
THE AMERICAN Office bouquet OF sweet
peas picked from her garden Nov. 12.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

At special town meeting at Bar Har-
Dor Monday, the proposition for the con-
struction OF q new engine house was
turned down.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

Bar Haroor is talking up the question Of
. building ordinance restricting the erec-
tion Of buildings in ths business section
in the future to brick, concrete or other
non-infiammabl BILE material.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

OAAAR ~ 04nA8As
Hilsvorth, II ana fos I'D ossnsy q n Hsssc.s =
o. oar Lord oss ikessasd niss iandrsd yss, cns
a CEsTxfN ssssrsnsns purpors,.s "a \.
"A "A esa;ssP ;ssPs Z, q the 'ass ~ii aas sssss.sas
MARY 3. rRIMBLR, iass Of ~ BoRoueH
or MANHATTAN,
in she county. AID sssts o. Nsw York, d..
o ss- ne rJss az. II -.
for our .Aid county Of BAneosE Tor lie ,s pus.
e sss sosl !. Our sss & sss sss.ss q
Ordered. Thas nosios thsrsos b. r,v.p u
all pefsons intt rested theretn, By puhlissfrs
copy q this order thres weeks ssscsssi,s1ss d,ns
printed q Ell.w wcssh. 4 sai1 county Of
probate court then 70 BE- held Il Ellsw ORR
n and for sAid county Of Hansock. 81 ten
any they have, against tis sans. ''s u
KDwARD B. CHAsE. Judge Of Probate.
Astest:-f. 2. AAnossr. R<rtster
STATE or MAINE.
{ HANCOCK ss.-At . probate court held 4,
Blisworth. In ard for satd county of Hancoct
on the siatesuth day OF November. In the yess
o. our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
a CERTAIN instsument purportins 70 be
~ Z. A.ccpy. Of the last win and testament
aud ccdictl thereto OF
MERRITT rRIMBLE, late os the BOROUGH
MANHATTAN.
in the county and state Of New York. de.
ceased, and Of the probate thereof in sais
county Of New York. duly Authenticated, hsv-
iIs been presented 70 The judge Of probate
FOR our seid county of Hancock for the pur.
pose Of 6Stng allowed. nied and rsoo riest II,
the probate court Of our said county Of Han.
cock.
Ordered. That notice thereof be esven Ia
all persona interested therein. By Publishing
. copy Of this order three weeks successiveiy
in the Ellsworth American, . newspaper
printed ~ Ellsworth. In said county OF Han
cock. prior 10 the sixth day Of becember.
. d. isie. thss they may appear ~ q pro.
bate court then 10 be held as Eiiswor,h,
In and for said county OF Hancock. al len
O'Clock IN the forenoon, and show cause, IL
amy they have, against the same.
EDWARD y. CHASE. Judge OF Probate.
A true copy Of the original order.
Attssti-T. 2. MAnox ~. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

Greenwood Grange.
Greenwood grange met in regular scs.
sion Saturday evening, Nov. II, with
worthy master and overseer in chairs
One candidate was instructed IN the first
and second degrees.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

THE subscriber hereby gives notice ma
u she has been duly appointed sxeca"N
Of the last viii and testament OF
NANCY B. MAYO. late Of BROOkLisi
In the county Of Hancock. deceased. no bondiS NJ
being reouired bv the terms OF said VIII. AZ
persons having dsmands against the sstA.s ~ y,
said deceased are desired TO preeent the ssas
reqaestsd 10 make payment Immediately.
EDITH A. FARNswoErh'
BrookIin. Nov. Z. 1910.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

THE suhscribes hereby gives notice ths'
i be has been duly appointed sdminis'
TRAITOR OF the estate Of
SUSAN h sEARLS, late Of EDEN,
in the county Of Hancock deceased' sna
sons havine demands against the 81
tate Of said deceased are desired 70 presssslnSs
the same for settlement, snd all indsp,s. s,s'.
mediatsly. THOMAS SkAsls'
Bar Hsrbor. Nov. u. 1870.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16
4 PROCLAMATION.

None OF the customs bequeathed TO us by
car fathers is deserving Of more faithful OBJ
servance than that of recognizing the Be-
ne6cent Power, whose rule brings the sum
shine, the rain and the heat that mean abnn-
dance and contentment to the people Of the
more bountifuily blessed and prospered than
during the year now drawing to a close. Our
soil has produce ed with almost marvellous fer
tility: our labor has been employed with con-
s.Ancy and profit. country, town and city
have enjoyed with marked equality the fruits
Of peace and plenty
In acknowledgement, therefore, OF Divine
favor, and in accordance with the hallowed
New England practice, I, Bert NJ. Pernaid
Governor OF the state of Maine. do hereby
designate
Thursd1y, November Twenty fourth,
As day Of public thanksgiving. Let US OBJ
from whom we have received 1t.
Given 1t the Executive Chamber at Augusta,
this twenty eighth day OF October. in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred aud ten, and Of the Independence OF
the United States of America the one hum
dred and thirty fifth.
BERT NJ. FERSAIp.
BY the Governor.
With the advice and consent of the Coun-
Gil. A. I. BRows.
Secretary OF State.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

NOTICE.
NOTICE II hereby given that forbid all
An persons hAr rboring or trusting my wife.
Sadie Garland. ON my account, she having left
my bed and board. ~ ] shall pay no bills Of
her contracting after this date.
Dated ut Ellsworth. Maine, November 10.
1910. NkLsoN Il. GARLAND.
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

HANCOCK ss.--At . probate court held s.
Ellsworth, in and for sAid county OF HAncoek,
on the arss day Of Novsmbsr. IN the year Of
our Lord oae thousand nine hundred and i3a-
A CERTAIN Instrument purporting 10 be
N copy Of the last will and ts stame Mt OF
LOUIS n. BRISTOL, late Of NEW HAVEN,
In the stAss OF Connscticui, deceased. and Of
The prcbsts thereof In said state of Coaneeii-
cut. daily authenficafed. having been pre-
sented te the judge Of probate for our said
couniy x Hancock Tor the purpose of being
allowed. died and recorded In the probate
court Of our said county Of Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given 70
all persons intsrested therein. by pablishins
\ copy os this order three weeks success
sively N the Ellsworth American q newspa-
per printed ~ Ellsworth. In said county
Of Hancock, prior 70 The sixth day oi De-
cembss. a. d. isio, that they may appear st
probate court, then 70 te he Id At Ellsworth
In and for safd county OF Hancock. Al teh
O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause, u
any they have, against the sAme.
EDWARD 4. CHASE. Judge of Probate
a true copy OF the original order.
p MAanxEy Register
Ellsworth American., 1910-11-16

THE subscriber, The Provident Life snd
u Trust Company. Of Philadelphia, sfeeH,
tor Of the last will and testament of Edmund
n. Mccullough. dseea&ed, hereby gives NO
fee that IL has been dolly appointed execute.
Of the last will and testament In the state oi
Maine. OF
KDMuND H. MCCULLOUGH. late OF
PHILADELPHIA.
in the county Of Philadeiphia. state OF Penn.
syivAnfs. deceased, and given bonds as ne
i4w directs The subscriber. being foreign
corporation. has appointed a. is agent ,hs ,sa
attorney in the State OF Maine for ths
purposes specified in Section ~. Of Chap
ter % Of the Revised Statutes OF aAins
Bedford y. Tracy. whose postoiiiee 40.
dreas 10 Winter. Hsrbor, Maine. All persons
having demands against the estate OF sain
deceased are desired TO present the same iof
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
qaested to make payment Immediately
Tnn PkovIpBNr Liva AND Tnvsr
COMPANY. OF PHfI.ADELfHtA,
Executor Of the last will and tes,sment
Of Edmund H. Mccullough. deceased,
By VIM. c. Craige, tale offeef-
II No S, 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
LEADING FEATURE
PLAY Prominent Part IN the
Erection of New Houses
These DAYS.

More attention is being paid 20
proper wiring of residences and the use
of artistic and convenient electric fix
lures than ever before Attractive fix
lures perhaps do more to enhance the
appearance of the interior of the home
than any other one thing
The FL PaSo Electric Supply company
which has long made speciality of this
kind of work, is always ready with
helpful suggestions along these lines
for the prospective home builder. Mr..
Binkley. the manager, is an electrical
expert and has planned some OF the
most unique and attractive lighting ef-
fects in the city Mr.. Binkley is al
ways ready to give expert advice with
out in any way putting the inquirer
under obligations.
The fixture room of this company
contains every modern fixture and cleo
trical appliance known to the cleo
trical world and the room is so ar
ranged that it can be darkened and the
use OF the different fixtures demon
Strated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10
REPUBLICANS
REFUSE To
SIGN
Ony Democrats Put Sigma
lures to New Constitution
For Arizona.
GAVEL OF THE
PRESIDENT STOLEN

Phoenix. Ariz-,. Dec. 10.-The consti-
tutionaI convention of arizona adjourn
ed sine die at 5:44 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, after being in session 81
days and finally adopting a constitu-
ton.
One Republican only. John Langdon.
Of Globe. signed Nhe document. lie
was given an ovation which lasted
several minutes.
One Democrat, EllinwoOd of Bisbee,
declined to sign, explaining that he
voted with .he opposition because he
believed the recall, as applied to the
judiciary, would destroy the independ-
ence of state courts and invite the dis
approval of president Taft.
Tuthill of Greenlee county was the
only other Democrat who voted against
the constitution, but he signed it.
Langdon was also the only Republican
who voted for it, the final vote being
40 to II.
Souvenir hunters looted the conven-
ton, hall during the noon recess, and
the gavel of president Hunt which
he intended presenting to the territor-
ial historian, was purloined- He an
nounced that he would not sign the
payroll of the employees of the conven-
ton until the gavel was returned, but
it was still missing on adjournment
The campaign for the ia tifica ton bv
the people at the election, February 9,
will begin Immediately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10
CHARLTON MAKES
A HARD FIGHT
Is Ordered Sent Back to
Italy for Trial for Wife
Murder.

Trenton. n. J.. Dec. 1O.-Jddge Rell-
stab, in the United States circuit court
today granted q writ of haneas corpus
in the case of Porter Charlton. who is
accused of having killed his wife, Mary
Scott Castle Charlton. at Lake Como.
Italy. The court also granted a writ of
certiorari for bringing the case before
him on December 10.
Secretary of state Knox yesterday de-
cided to accede To ItalyS request for
extradition, but said the question Of the
prisoners sanity was enc for the courts
and not for the department of state to
decide Today's action therefore brings
the matter into court.
Secretary Knox, granting the request
of Italy for the surrender of Charlton,
holds that the fact taat Italy refuses
to surrender her citizens to the United
States for trial. does not relieve this
nation from the obligation of the ex-
tradition treaty to surrender to Italy,
fugitives from justice from that coun-
try
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10

Tackles, Murder, Gambling
and Various Other Knotty
Questions.
HAS ON A NEW
WHITE WAISTCOAT

Bulgin was respIendant in a white
waistcoat at Friday nights meeting
in the tabernacle. He also wore a
frock coat.
Not only did the evangelist employ
his trousers pockets for he hands
when they were not waving, but he
often placed his thumbs IN the arm
pits of the white waistcoat-arter
point was driven home
Bulgin only tackled one question. He
said that they were coming too thick
TO answer them all. A man wrote
about another man telling a lie on
the witness stand, and dropping dead
the other day. The writer mentioned
something about God being my judge"
and Bulgin said was just 1.-THE is
This southern idea about shootin'
a man down for calm you a liar is
all poppycock," said the preacher. IF
you are a liar, thank him for tellin you
So If not. you know il and God
knows it." 1t took the evangelist about
five minutes before he dug into the
gambling evil. Then he damned it
three times before proceeding to mis-
text and sermon
They told me at the police station
tonight. he SdlO, I0dL they ndQ a
13yearold boy who stole $3.50 from his
father to gamble in Juarez. If you
would stay away from the gambling
in Juarez, boycott the games. those
Mexicans over there would starve to
death. It's your fault The Kohlberg
murder all originated in this gambling
business"
From the text, wilt thou be whole"
Christs words to the cripple, the speak
er talked about psychic suggestion He
said that was all there was to the pow
er of Dowie and Mrs Eddy. He
preached that without faith ''all is
lost and that the golden rule is good
enough after salvation. but will do
no good before He employed many
hOmely parallels to show his point.
telling some stories about Bulgin- He
compared take up your bed and walk
TO Sherman, who burned the bridges
behind him.
Bhlgin will talk Saturday night on
Refuge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10
INITIAL STEP
TAKEN BY
E PASO
General Meeting to Bring
Bodies Together Will Be
Held Here.
GREATER SOUTHWEST
UNITY THE PURPOSE

Plans to launch a new business as
ISOLATION with Ell Paso as its center
were formulated Friday afternoon at
the regular meeting Of the board of di-
rectOrs of tke FL Paso chamber Of COM
merce- 1t is planned to interest all
chambers of commerce. commercial
clubs, or where tnose are absent prom
inent officials IN Ell .aso's tra.fe Ter
r1tory. Letters addressed to suSh
bodies or persons will be sent out over
a territory with the city of Chihuahua
on the south, Albuquerque az The north
Sweetwater on the east ana Tucson on
the west
Meeting to Be Held Here.
Interest in the formation Of a new
association will first be tested. and il
favorable, meeting will be called in
FL Paso- The proposed association is
planned as wheel within wheel to
work with other organizations of this
state and the territories but particu-
larry to bring the southwest. with its
many state governments, into closer
harmony.
Fridays meeting was a particularly
busy one. and the discussion of various
propositions occupied most OF the aft
ernoon- w. W. Fisher, of Chicago, pre-
sented a proposition TO issue a book
about Ell Paso and it's locality, with ma
teriaf regarding the city's history, its
progress today and the story of it's
most prominent citizens The board ac-
cepted the proposition. Tappan Sargent.
n former New York newspaper man,
who wrote the stories of Utah and
Lower California, Immediately will be-
gin the compiling Of material for the
story of FL Paso. and the southwest.
Joins Commercial Secretaries.
W G.. Barrickman of Fort Worth,
spoke for the Texas Commercial Sec
retaries and Business Mems associa-
ton. from which the local chamber OF
commerce dropped out a few years ago.
He said that the organization, which
promotes legislation and publicity for
the state at large, was anxious to Sc
cure Fl Paso's cooperation, aud that J.
A Happier had been offered a vice
presidency in the organization He said
that he wanted Ell Paso represented at
the state meeting outlining in brief the
many activities of the association The
board Joined the association, and an ef,
fort will probably be made to make a
subscription for the work.
Judge ]. z. Townsend, speaking for
Cloudcroft. asked for and secured the
endorsement for the movement which is
being made TO establish an automo-
bile stage line between Roswell and
Tularosa by way of Cloudcroft. or with
a branch line to the resort This is sug-
gested in view Of the threatened aban-
donment of the Vaughn line and IL Is
hoped will interest Roswell in Cloud
croft and do away with the talk of the
New Mexico city's building a resort OF
its own. 1t also win improve mail serv-
ice and passenger travel.
At the meeting II applicants for
TO the chamber OF COM
merce were accepted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10

be used primarily to treat all the dis
eases with which the community hap
pens to be afflicted. They cannot with
out breach of trust be diverted at will
to the study of this or that disease
which at given time presents the
most desira BILE or hopeful field for re-
search. The hospital of the Rookie
Teller Institute, on the other hand will
select from time to time small num-
Der of diseases-Say three or four
admit only patients suffering from
these diseases, and consecrate the skill
and entire time of the staff to the
care of these patients
From the standpoint of the sick man.
woman, or child this will mean the
enlisting of all the known forces that
can fight for his recovery. From the
standpoint of medical science it will
mean an almost unequaled opportunity
for study-the study OF selected cases
with freedom to consecrate all the re-
sources of medical knowledge and the
most scientific methods, if need be, on
a simple case.
Perfect Hospital.
During the preparation for the plans
of this newest building the architects
spent nearly two years before they
drew as much as a line on paper
hospital designed strictly for the pur-
poses of study is an anomaly in hos