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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
ONLY ONE MAN LANDED.
Explanation Of italian Movements at
and Near Prevesa.

laramie. Italy, Oct. Am officer
from the Italian torpedo boat destroy
er Alpine, who landed here this af-
ternoon, gave an explanation of the
report SO mistakenly circulated that
the Italians had landed at Prevesa on
Sept. 2S, the day before war was de-
clared.
Capt. Biscaretti. commander of the
section of the flotilla of torpedo boats
sent by Vice Admiral the Duke of the
Abruzzi to investigate the surround
ings of Prevesa and see if the enc
my's ships were there. dispatched the
ArtiEliers and the Coraziers, torpedo
boat destrcytrs, 70 inspect the coast
north of Prcvesa.
Lieut. pannuzi landed, disguised as
peasant, and succeeded in obtaining
a horse from a farmer. climbed the
mountain nearby the town from the
top nf which with-.the AID Of a strong
telescope lac Was able 10 see inside thu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05

(harbor of Preyesa and to distinguish
the turkish torpedo boat flotilla there
| Hurrying back. the lieutenant board.
ed his ship and notified Capt. Bis.
ieareth oil his discovery Capt. Bis
earetti Informed the Duke of the Alb
ruz2i of the situation and was in
Struoted hy the latter to wait until
the Turkish vessels lett the harbor
and hen 20 attack them
LAter Capt, Ejscaretu ordered his
deStioNcrs 70 open FIRE upon the Turk
isl torpedo boats II five miles The
shots caOsed panic among the Turk
ish crews. Instead Of offering resist
anCo they ESCAPED from their boats
bN throwing themselves into the sea.
The Coraz5lerV entered the harbor.
AVID HNGjuS a Turkish Yacht there.
g. ptuved it Tht sailors trem the
MrTHNed tHpeSla boats having reached
IRE docks ey THIS time, gave the
a,&ytr Hrs, DESTROYER took the Yacht
M sV'1 and WAS making ready 10 pro-
.c%e1 9Ng et the hlrt>or when tho sail
US tfVi@ shore eA5ha1 ANA ured i. vol
Sf@tha1S several ae0SeS 55aa throwing
.& a,At9 "a ~A9tS fHga tae decks, killing
~ ~o&a Ing atssaN 81 tae attacking
saFyN @0& e&aStax att nicscrihahir
.HtAse tah21k nae - taES.
fl7t Q.sSSsoS%nS operations Withta
'thq hasEo& lasted r a5mageS and SHE
.RAoce@d,el QPl thEo4Sa he channel
v sta s9+ yaehs se s.aw without a shot
1tN,la@ 2e@R 8e%sf ssesa she batteries
{ toEtititatteaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
COLBY COLLEGE.
Seventeen Men in the Football Squad
to Play at Dartmouth.

The following II men Of the football
squad will start for Dartmouth tonight,
going along with Coach MacDaVitt, Train
er Adams and Mgr knight. and making
the probable following lineup: AikelskH
le, Ladd 1t, Soule IL. Hamilton e. Pende-
CAST re, Kepple IT. Hunt re. Capt. Bag
nell qb Good lib. Taylor RIB, Fraser fb
subs, Merrill. Royal Thompson. Wier,
Pratt, 5. Soule.
The team is in fine condition with the
exception of Beach. who has been laid "
for the last few days win a slight touch
Of appendicitis Coach MacDevitt dos
not expect that the team will score on
Dartmouth, but hopes 10 keep the score
down even better than that of last year
Trainer Adams feels that the team is in
fine condition for this time of year and
hopes that the team will pull through the
Dartmouth game without injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
ADDED AUTHORITY
For Pure Food and Drug Board, Under
Or. WiIey's Control.

Washington. oct Headed and
controlled by Or. Harvey w Wiley,
the chemistry bureau chief around
whom the pure food controversy cen
tered, the Pure Food and Drug Board
Of the department Of agriculture
which passes upon matters of vital
concern to immense manufacturing in
terests, will hereafter have largely
augmented authority.
DIR. X. e. Dolittle of New York. "a
veteran chemist named to succeed
Solicitor McCabp on the board. yeas
personally selected by Or. Wiley, The
two will act as a wor6ing majority,
the only other member being pr, f,
l.. Dunlap, who eligned himself with
tho solicitor and who will remain
away On vacation until after the
President return. Mir. Dolittle has for
some time been head Of re New York
branch of the chemistry burcaa
The official order by Sec Wilson is
sued, transferred to the Food and
Drug Board many of the powers that
have been exercised by Solicitor Nc
Cahe since July l. 1919. the chief cause
OF the antagonism. II gives the board
authority to determine what cases
snail be pursued to prosecution. but
Sec. WILSON, OF course, will exercise
the right of approval or disapprovai.
More changes with view To salts
factory organizing the department
in the light of the facts brought out
in the investigation and the comment
in the present decision We're confident .
lY predicted today"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05

waters unti JeH@ary, when it VIII go
10 Gauantanamo. 1t was also an
nouncod at the department has
llanned to assemble the Atlantic and
Pacific fleets at New York and Los
Angeles, respectively, oct 81. for in
spertion. President raft will review
the Atlantic fleet at New York.
The United States ambassador to
Brazil. Irving +. Dudley with his
family. returned home Wednesday on
she steamship Verdi for a two-nonths
vacation. Ambassador Dudley win visit
Washington.
The Dutch steamer Ixion. bound
from Batavia, Dutch East Indies. for
Liverpool, has been destroyed by fire
near Engano, an island off the vest
coast Of Sumatra The steamers crew,
numbering -. took to the boats. but
has NOT yet peen reported as having
landed on any point Of the Sumatra
coast.
I'm honest chauffeur called at the
mouse Of Samuel w. Adler. New York.
Wednesday and handed him Il bag
containing iewelry worth SO, 80 which
Adler lost Tuesday night in a taxicab.
Tho icWelry consisted of a diamond
necklace valued at SG000 and several
other valuable pieces set with dit-
nlonds. 1t belonged to Mrs. Adler who
hid given II to her husband 10 have
cleaned. The chauffeur was rewarded
The strike declared on the Irish rail-
roads by the Amalgamated Society of
Railway Servants, Sept. y. was finally
settled Wednesday. An earlier agree
ment was held up when tine companies
refused to reinstate certain strikers in
places filled by other men. The strill-
ers abandoned the original grievance.
which was their objection to handling
lumber shipped by firm which was
having trouble with its employees. BY
the final arrangement the companies
agree to reinstatc 80 per cent. Of the
strikers at once and the remaining 10
per cent. when vacancies occur. They
will not dismiss the new men taken ON
during the strike.
Basing their Investigations upon the
fact that a strong anti-Polish feeling
exists in TIE neighborhood, Cambridge.
Mass. police inspectors and represen-
tatives from the state fire marshafs
Office Wednesday began probe Of n
Wednesday in the Polish Catholic
church, Morton square East Cam
bridge, in the carly morning hours.
The fire damage was very slight. but
it was discovered after the flames had
been cxtinguished that the church had
been broken into. that the fire APP
peared to have been of incendiary ORR
gin and that some of the vestments of
the priests had been stolen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
EscALAToR NEW TO LONDON.
Moving Stairway Device Operated
First Time in Underground.

London, Oct. 4.-The first American
escaIator, or moving stairway. intro
duced into England is in operation
Tuesday at the Earl's Court station on
the Underground Railway 1t will car
ry 10000 passengers hourly and do
more work than six ordinary lifts. The
traffic by the deep level tube is so
heavy at the busiest hours of the day
that the lifts are overstrained and pas
sengers are delayed.
If the experiment succeeds, similar
double stairways, moving UP and down
simultaneously, will be constructed at
other stations of the Underground sys-
TEN. One was tried in Berlin 10 years
ago and another was in operation at
the Paris Exposition, but the system is
still novelty in Europee, although 1t
has been satisfactorily tested in many
American cities, where large crowds
are rapidly and safely handled,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Gov. Foss AMI the Executive Goun-
eli Wednesday committed to life im-
prisonment the sentence of Edwin r
Cook OF Springfield. who was to have
been alectrocutcd some time next
week for the murder Of Herbert +.
White ut Ludlow. Mass. It was claim
I'd for Cook. that he WAS mentally de
fcctive. 4 victim OF poor environment
and DOT capable Of Judging rightly
right rom wrong. Cook took.a i2-year-
old girl away from her home in New
York with the intention Of marrying
her. but she was taken from him By
the Children's Aid Society and placed
in Whites home in Ludlow Cooh
sought out the girl in her new homo
and being refused, shot White.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
MUST HAVE TRlPOLI.
Italy Will Accept No Terms That Do
Not Include Surrender.

London, Oct. "a dispatch to the
Times from Rome says ii is quite Ger
tain that Italy will consent to no
peace terms unless they include the
surrender of Tripoli. The time is past,
the dispatch says, when money com
pensation can be considered.
\ Constantir ople dispatch to the
Times explains the escape of the Turk
sh squadron. It says that when the
warships left Beirut Sept. Sept. y, the
officers We're unaware of the straiheu
relations with Italy. Therefore. the
squadron proceeded at easy steam. II
vas only at o'clock in the morning
of Oct. l when near Cos. off the west
coast OF Asia Minor, that a govern
nent yacht warned the squadron that
-..-ar had been declared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05

Charlie Irwin showed himself good
stage manager. however. by remaining
some OF the ponies entered in the buck
ing contest.
Billy Taft" threw Jack Martin, his
rider, before he had gone a hundred
feet. Frank Garter a champion bus
tor" stuck close Ia Archie Butt"
Schedule *" was mastered by Clay
ton banks, another champion, but
Teddy Roosevelt" proved too strenu
Gus a bucifcr for paul Hensen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
OCT. 3, "Jlux DAY"
Chicago Local Contest Viii Then Open
-comiskey's Prediction.

Chicago. Oct. 4-The opening of the
post season series of games between the
two local teams of the American and
National Baseball Leagues will probably
take place on Friday. Oct, Is. As re-
suit of this decision by President Muir
ply of the National club Chicago ell
thusiasts tonight dubbed the opening
link day"
President Comiskey of the American
club tonight said:
Il expect TO see Philadelphia win the
worlds championship from New YORK.
think Bender and Coombs will beat
the Giants lust as easily as they did the
Cubs last year,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
They Become Open Shops.

Chicago, oct. 4.-The Burnside shops
Of the Illinois Central road became
open shops today \ formal notice
posted within the stockade informed
the workmen that hereafter the road
will deal only with its individual en-
nlovees. The strikers declared the
change would have no effect upon the
strike.
About 40 men strikebreakers arriv-
nj bar,, from the south and We're not
moleStetl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
TURKEY is ANXIOUS.
Now Turns to England to Find Some
Way Out of Her Scrape.

London. oct. 5.--The Daily Mails Scion
Xxi correspondent says that as negotia-
ions with Germany have proved ffuitiess
the government is now turning 10 Great
Britain in quest Of a modus vivendi sat
isfactory TO Turkeys honor. The com
mittee of Union and Progress approves
the new cabinet, but if negotiations with
the British government fail and The min
istry displays any sign of yielding to
Italy the committee will overturn the
cabinet and the chamber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
TRiFoii soMeARDEp
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o.c,oct- ,hi, - 5tficial confirma-
e.oeN TINS evening of Tripon could be
ton of the surrep>
- from Tripoh says it is be-
'spa1tsfhe garrison has suffered very
80 losses and that the governor is
..Ssir,ded. II appears that even after the
demolition of the forts the Turkish gum
ners continued to serve such guns as were
available Several private houses were
destroyed by tire, but none was struck by
shells. The town has been entirely de-
serted by the inhabitants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
rtH9 DINNERS OBJECT.
ltaiiana 2easqes crsft 6uitt FOR Tur
<9g ts4e No Vet Delivered

l.e.jdVss g'es l. \ special from Cor
.sAaatnQRle ,aAs ssat an Italian wArshH
destroy ed 3 esas. guard boat that "
~ sass ear 82t.RSA y.ag OF Hodeidah IN th-
Red see Fae beat WAS intended il IS uu-
devstooe f0y the Turkish navy, but hal
Rot been delivered when attacked. tn
BRUSH sigW which owned the craft has
entered a complaint against the action
81 THE Italians with the British consl
az Nodeldah.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
Men Asking for Old Places.

Chicago. oct. Twelve carmen
who left the Illinois Central Railroad
shops at burnside last Saturday. when
the railroad strike of shopmen began,
returned to their work today. Rail
road officials declare that many of the
strikers have applied for their old
places. Representatives. for the labor
unions deny these statements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
More Troops Ordered Out.

Jackson, Miss. oct. after reCeiv-
ing advices that hundreds of heavily
armed men are today pouring into Nc
Comb City from outlying rural See
tions. Governor Noel ordered the
Laurel and Yazoo City Companies Of
state militia. To the scene To aid troops
already on the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
Shooting at Water Valley, Miss.

Water Valley, Miss, Oct. 4.-In an
exchange of shots with Sheriff +. II.
Smith and two deputies tonight n
member of the special force of guards
stationed at the Water Valley shops
of the Illinois Central Railroad was
wounded The wounded man was
quickly carried within the shop en-
closure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
hiIIerx seaehen injured BY Fall.

ST. Louis, Oct 4.-HilIery Beacney,
an aviator. was seriously injured here
late Wednesday BY falling u feet 70
brick pavement Beaehey tried 70 land
in field, but a high wind prevented
and he sought a landing IN the school
, va r1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
CIVIL WAR COMING.
Portuguese Royalists Ready and Well
Supplied-Awaitine Signal

London oct. 5.-The Daily Graphic
publishes an interview with a promi-
nent Portuguese Royalist who declares
that civil war is inevitable in Portugal
The Royalists, he says. are well pre-
pared. have ample finances and possess
two warships. and arc only awaiting
the signal 10 begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05

passing through the southern Yards at
Hamburg, :. c., Just over the river
from Augusta, today strikers attacked
the strikebreaking crew, seriously in
turing two and perhaps fatally injur-
ing a third
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
Roueh Draft of Home Rule Bill

London. Oct. "a dispatch to the
Standard from Dublin SAYS that a
rough draft of the home rule bill has
been prepared for submission to the
cabinet 1t provides for grant of
$4,000, 900 TO start the new Parliament.
The Nationalists asked for SIS 900. 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
italian Troops Leave for rripoIi

Genoa, Oct 4.-The steamer amer :
ca with 1900 troops and stores aboard.
left tonight for Tripoli. Gen Fomassi.
.eommtding the Army Corps. saI the
$nen off, and the crowds who e6Nere !
49, docks cheered them enthusiast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
ss,,osss,J sr,a2 - Prevesa.

fishes a rego,q aht# t=e Italians have
ov,Ib,zJe0 h1"sesSlt4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
McComb CITY, Miss, Strike
Breakers Sick of Job.
Appeal 10 Authorities 10 Re-
move Them from Town,
eoyernor Noel Orders Out Addition.
al Troops, Wednesday.

NcComh. Miss, oct 4--Notwlth-
standing the presence ri several eo.''
ranies oe troops sent here 70 pr
them the 1903 Illinois Contra 81 my
breakers FABRICATED here iooaS ~
pealed to the autheritissss Ct to f r 1lt,y
''''i mass llll..' meetnr Of citizens. strikers
IA ' w., atiisers adopted resolutions
'el'u - ..'p ne strikebreakers against
sSu,..,S if they departed today.
~. sgecial train will take the men and
- railroad special agents TO New Or
feans,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05

Ireland has 1000 less inhabitants
than Il Rad 10 years ago. et
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
strikebreakers Are Attacked.

Augusta, Ga. Oct. while a
Georgia and florida freight train was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-05
GREAT RACING.
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Bon Labor br (Kimlim .......,..:..4 , ;
Ario Leyburn, b h Frank @. Jenes)..a ,
Time-2 % .. n5i 2 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-03
RUM COST
HIS LIFE

PORTLAND. Or Jan. 3-'Let
other fools take uotiee-~w whisky.
EAST living and poker. have no
Win power to resist further. life
would be bat a repetition OF the
past" wrote Max A. Stern shortly
before he swallowed poison IN his
room at the Seward hotel
Stern was formerly assistant
cashier of the New York Life In.
aurance Co. at Memphis. Tenn.
lie disappeared December o His
books and accounts we're correct.
Stern was about 20 years of age.
lie was well dressed aud appeared
prosperous He registered from
Chicago when he engaged apart.
menta last week According 70
the hotel managers the man had
been IN the habit Of remaining
out until early morning II Is be
lieyed that he swallowed the fatal
dfaught yesterday. The body was
found lying Gu the bed late yoatcr.
day by ehambermald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-03
Plan Congressional
Reapportionment

CENTRALIA, Jan. 3.-That the
delegation to the legislature from
the southwestern counties should
work to have the southwest coun.
ties included IN one district In the
reapportionment for congressional
districts was decided at the meet
Ing here by about 75 business men
and Legislators, In an attempt to
divorce the southwest from TIA
coma. Eight counties were repre-
sentcd.
Az II now stands. the reappor-
tlonment plan most likely TO go
through Will give Puget sound
three congressman. one from Seat
tie, one from the balance OF King
county and surrounding country.
and one from Tacoma and the
southwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-03
DON'T BE BALD
4 Reader Tells ttew she Obtained a Mar
veteps Growth Of New Hair by the
t@e Of simple Home Kennedy
After Hair Specialists and
Tsnies HAD All Failed.

I had what most people would call y
beautiful head ~ golden hair ! priced
4 most highly as considered q my chief
attraction Suddenly Il began q come
tense ltchins of the scalp. Physicians
and hair specialists said my case was aun
% dandruff germs. hair microbes, etc.
but nathins That they save me dld the
slightest good. ON the contrary, my
hair seemed 10 come out even faster. and
I was now fearful lost should becoms
entirely bald In my despair friend
told me- OF an Ecuador herb which he
sald wsad positively srow hair on any
head where the hair roots were not en-
tirely gone. and be said the natives Of
the country where u grew we're famous
for their beautiful long hatr Upon med =
teal advice. l combined this herb with
Ray Rum and Mtnfhoi Crystals. and Inn
mealateiy began iis uss. In three sppli-
cations II entirely stopped the intense
itching Of my scalp. and In very short
time q not only stopped my failing hair.
but l noticed an abundance OF new hair
coming IN, In less than one month my
hair was longer. thicker and more beau
tIful than ever. Al due 70 this marvel
Gus hair-rrowing herb. a lady to whom
gave the formula used Il on her daugh-
ter. and SHE said Il made her hair grow
five inches Ia less than month. Doc
tors to whom / have shown n say II is
the only thing which viii actually grow
new hair therefore. ! think the public
ought to have ~. AZ first I thought
would keep It secret and sell tho secret.
but when / think how ! suffered and
how badly ! needed Il, and how hundreds
Of others must need II. the same aH
ola. feel ought 20 give u to the world
Therefore. ] publish the formula, which
IL as follows Bay Rum. slx ounces, La
youa de Composed, two ounces; Meuthoi
Crystals. * drnchm. II you like u p0r-
funed add a few drops OF To- Kalon
Perfume. which mixes perfectly with the
other ingredients. This. however. Ia not
necessary.
lie sure to ask the druggist for all the
enclosures In the Lavena de Composed
package. One OF them entities you TO n
handsome free sprinkler top for your
Hair Tonic bottle. and You arc also en-
titled TO receive the free advice Of an ex-
pert on the hair by simply writing to
the address you Will find enclosed IN the
carton
Ask your druggist for an eight ounce
then put In the Menthoi Crystals aud tho
Perfume Next add one-half OF the bot
tie Of Lavona de Composer, let II stand
ak TO eight hours and add the remainder
OF the Lavona de Composee'. Always
buy tho Lavona de Composer IN a two
ounce sealed bottle. as this proparatio
contains the juice OF the Ecuador herb
mentioned above, and II loses It's strength
II unsealed. Apply the preparation night
and morning, and rub well into the scalp.
n properly used II viii produce most as.
tonlshing results lie careful not 20 get
II on the face or any part OF the body
where you do not want to produce hair.
Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-03
TACOMA WOMAN ON
TRIAL FOR THIRD Time

TACOMA. Jan. s.--Mrs. Victoria
c. Herold IL enjoying her liberty
at her home today She is held
hIametess for having shot Harry
u. Williams Saturday. when
Williams is alleged TO have at
tempted to kldnap her baby girl.
Francis Horace Greedy Herold,
The divorced husband. is still In
the city jail and will be prosecuted
for conspiracy In the attempt To
kidnap the child. James MeCleueg
han and sydney Y. Marks. whom
Herold Is alleged 10 have hired to
help in the work. probably viii not
be prosecuted. but will be held as
witnesses against Herold.
Williams. who was shot In the
groin by Mrs. Herold when he at.
tempted To take the womans child
from her by force. Is in a more