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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
For Five Years Must Be
Guaranteed by Aliens
Arriving in England, II Proposed
Measure Is Passed.
After Expiration of Term, Their
Bonds Will Be Released.

London, Arril 1S.-Mr. Churchill IN
troduccd in the House of Commons
today an amended aliens bill. which. II
enacted, viii markedly change the at
titude Of tie government towards those
WHO have sought British shores as po-
htcal CT criminal refugees.
The lone secretary diselaimcd any
deSi1e to interfere with the right of
asylum for prosecuted ones, bat un-
der the proposed law aliens hereafter
arriving in Great Britain will be re-
quirtd to furnish suretIes for their
GOOD behavior during a period Q: i've
years.
1t at tl>a end of that time they can
establish that they have been Law
abiding during the probationary pc
rIod. they will be exempted from fur
ther bonds. Should an expelled alien
return he will be imprisoned for two
wears. Pistol carrying except by per-
mission of the police, is prohii tied.
TIE bill. which passed its first read
ing this afternoon. is result of a re-
cent outbreak OF crime among the
aliens in the East End that eliminated
in the siege ef the sydney street home
Of two outlaws by the police and Il
force of the military.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
HAR MONY

There is good driving pitch in the
stream and Mr. Walkers crew ir rush
ing the legs along from the bartlett
ianding towards Moose pond
fhe Easter concert at the church
sunday was we'll attended and very
interesting. The Sabbath school unde,,
the supcrintendency Of Mr.. Armstrong.
~ very prosperous.
The Primary school at the village
began on Monday under the instruc-
ton of Mertie Willis. The other town
schools will commence next Monday.
Miss Lauraete Pierce of SCION Will
teach in Sugar hill, Miss Pearl Ma
COON Of this town in North Road dis
trsct. and Miss Emogene Col.rcy al
Mainstream.
/ Carl Rhoades was lpt lYpne from.
gatest college tfhe past week and re-
turned .r9f 99sfq'Esle2 TO-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
Baseball for Wedresdsy.

The Hallowell High is already for ths
fray with the Lawrence High school ol
Fairfield which viii be fought on, on tn,
Muster field this Wednesday, afternoon
commencing with the clatter of bats Il,
3 p. NJ, and the prospects are that there
VIII be a large crowd of lovers Of thu
game to sho~ their PATRIOTISM and root
for their favorites. The homo team has
put in some honest work and feel con
fident of startog the season with a vic
tory To their credit 1ane will serve
them over for the local lads and .>nes
viii attend to the backstop work The
citizens are supporting the boys and sea
son tickets are on sale at Whittier $
price IS cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
New Jersey Stirred by Al
IaniiC County Scandal,
Special Assembly Committee
Report Of Investigation.
1000 Registrations ard 1900
Votes Questioned Other Findings.

Trenton. y. j., April 1S.--The specia
Assembly committee appointed to in
yestigate the election in Atlantic c0un-
~ last November reported to the
House today that it found there was
false registration, illcsal voting and
purchase Of votes and that election OF
fic,rs OF III" county failed to do their
duty. The committee estimates that
there We're approximately 2030 Illegal
REGISTRATIONS and 1Oo0 illegal votes.
The report states that the testimony
of tho 60e witnesses heard has been
submitted to the proper officers OF At
lant:c county tor legal prosecution Of
the offenders and the committee says.
it is assumed that these officers will
do tleir duty.
The report states that the ofiicchold-
ers in Atlantic county were required
ito contribute to the Republican cam
paign FUND and the committee further
etlies in the report that il is satisfied
that the misconduct herein before SCI.
forth, whether or not it was in obedi-
ence 10 the instructions ct the leaders
of the political party in power in At
lantic county at least could have been
prevented by them and to that extent
they are ehageabe with the RESPONSE
blity therefor
The report says that much of the
evil discovered could have been pre-
vented by proper election laws and the
committee suggests that the Geran
election bill and other election meas
ures now before the Legislature and
which are expected to pass. will pro-
vide the necessary remedy.
The report is signed by four DEM
ocrats and one Republican composing
the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
JEFFERSON.


Marden /, johnson, one of Jener-
sons most energetic public spirited
and best-loved citizens, died in the
Maino General hospital Portland
Tuesday morning. April II, at the age
of 60 years; his birthday this year
falling on Easter Sunday.
MIR, Johnson had been in failing
health only short time and his sud =
den Death OF heart failure was Il
shock eyen 10 the immediate rela-
tives. lie had held the highest office
in his town and at the time of his
death was chairman of the selectmen.
He married on Dec. %, 1877, Jennie $.
Kennedy of Jefferson, Wno survives
him, two sisters. Mrs. Asa Libby OF
HalloWell, and Mrs. Sarah Clarey OF
Augusta. also survive.
The funeral was held at the house
Friday, April II, at o'clock, River =
side Lodge, f. and a. NJ. holding
their impressive services at the house
and also at The grave. The follow
ing orGers of which lie was mem
Der preceded the remains in a body
to the cemetery: Riverside Lodge
f. and y. NJ, Germania Order, |. O.
O. +. and Willow Grange. MIR. John
son was i past master Of Riverside
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and also a pas;
master of Willow Grange, and had
sung in the choir of the First Bap-
tlSt church more than 40 years, dur
ing greater part Of the time bein 2
chorister. He was q man of sterling
character and high ideals and the
church and societies have lost one
of their best helpers He was deep
ly interested in I'll public affairs an
viii be greatly missed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
BORN.
tNhRnSrnGGE

8NDROSCOGGIN.
Tnrncr-April Is, TO the wife of Prof
Albert q. johnson. a daughter.
CUMBERLAND.
Bridgtnn-Aprl II. to the wife of Wal
ter IT. Davis. a son.
FRANKLIN
Phillips-April 9. to the wife Of Rober
H. Mullen. a son.
KNOX
Ruckland-April 10. 20 the wife of IIar
rT J. Smith, twin sons.
kENNEBEC.
PtttSton-Aprl 10. to the wife Of Benz
Lambert. n daughter
Gardiner-April Il. 10 the Wife OF Har
ry Jones, a son.
OXFORD
Paris-April 10. to the wife of Leon I.
Maxim. a daughter
Norway-Apiil r. TO the wife of Lee NJ
Smith, a son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
MARRIED.,
CItMRERJANb

Portlaud--April Is. Harry Thompson
Libby and Emma Francis McLearn;
., McDufRe: April L. Maurice Wilson
Randall of New York City and Miss
katherine Louis Snow of Portland.
FRANKLIN.
Phillips-Apri Il. f. y. Peal and Miss
Louise Atwood,
PENOBSCOT.
Baneor-Apri Il. Joseph II. Lang OF
l'assadumkeaS and Miss Sadie Taylor oi
Bangor.
MISC ELLANEOIfS
Gorham, \. II.--ApriI y. Harlan NJ. An.
drews Of South Woodstock and Miss
Jessie NJ. Jackson of West Paris.
hedford, Ore.-April II. Oscar E,atoi
RlaGkington of Gold Hin. ore, and Mis-
Christina T. Hall of Rockland.
Ardover, \. B.-April II. Charles Benja
lanin and Miss Jessie Frances Darkis
both of Fort Harlinld.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
GIVES RECEPTION.
Continued from Page ElevenD

Augusta MeCausland; treasurer
Frank Marshall: herald. Fred Harri-
man: Uarder 81 the inner gate. Mary
4. Blake; warder of the outer gate.
| jesse Sawyer
Crane, Commander Bangs said thar
! il W;.s a privilege seldom if eyer b.
slowed upon officers OF subordinate
eemmandery to have their Jewels pre-
sentel by the supreme commander
Further remarks We're male by DR.
". q. Cobb, commander Of Gardiner
| Comlnandery, and Deputy John Leigh
tom Of Portland, who organized the
commandery.
y receiving line was then formed
| of supreme and grand officers and
| past grand commanders which includ-
ed: Supreme Commander Joseph p
| RuTling"me Of Pr idorce. p L. Su.
preme Medical Director DR.. j. c..
| stewart o4 Tork mage: supreme
"arder of the outer Gata Flora Has
kell Of Lewiston; Member of Supreme
Committee on state OF order w. l.
Clement of Northport; Grand Com
| mander Aigernon :. Bangs Of Au-
| gusta; Grand Vice Commander Emma
j. Nea2ic Of Bangor; Grand Keeper
of Records Horace Mitchell of kittery
Font; Grand Treasurer William p.
NaTnum Of Cumberland Mills: Grand
Warder of the Inner Gate Minnie T
LIBBY of Portland; Grand Prelate Pa
! tienee Thomson or e,o,th part,o.,1.
Grand Herald Herbert Mckinney OF
| Portland: Grand Warder of .Lr O,,tor
Gate Euqenc 4arr;n,,tg,, -, t55,,.1.1a,,,
| Grand Trustees pnrry n II II.I'a,,
of Old Orchard Gaorpa r ,To,.a1o,,,I
of SkoWbegan. Alterro+i,.., r,.,,,,(.l,,+
ative to supreme Con1n,a,dS,i, -
Narnum Of Syf.tbrool.. I,,5t l.,..,,.i
Commanders ]. II t5ami,t.n of ~.
tawanileag Frapl, II nox.ar -
Springyalc. Mrs Amelia : ta,r,, ~.
| Augusta Miss NJ T,icl.,.. 't e. 80
| Portland Mrs N A atr,ri,,,,,, -
south Portland A,rs :, -,
of south Portland 21rs .d,lf, ,-'''s'' =, :,
Of York. G. " CarlI If Wroat''..l'',. Dr-'''.'
| Mrs. Cara Smith Of CaIais A.. ~.
+ clement at Nar,h,,ort -, ~ -
, S,o,-,ons or tJolIa,,,ali 14,,ti. -. -
| Waterville, Edith Libby Of Sanfor1
| DR.. ! G. Hin of prcI-io,,I S'''''' ''
| The young lady usher. VII, ..
sented The members of tho or,il.n ,t,,,,,
| ent to the receiving linz oi5d .,1o'
! sisted in serving sr,rresb,,.,,,,. - ~.
/ and ices later in ,ho o,.,,,i,,,, ~
! Marion Fcrrand tlnronco ,7"rn,Y,
| Matte Plynptgn. Mildred p t1,iil'I -
| FAY Wilson and rdn, Dcu. - 'l''.'' rro.
| diner Con1manderv No az a,,l -,
| tlastaLrook Edith Eeono NJ nliiI,o
| Mar Dean and E'reda Tn,,,, ~ ~,
teryiIle Commandarv No 40
\ pleasing feature of t},,.I,,t,,...,...
| ment was t5a rcnit.,tio,,.. ,.t,...'
Miss Niaude Andrews Of An@peta j.,
gliding Deacon ringban,,s .ra,',,t''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
IQiCE.

School in this district commence
Monday, April II, under the instruction
of Miss Sadie Marson of Pittston
George May Dunton passed last
week in Gardiner, visiting her aunt
Mrs. George Foye
The Whitefeld Centennial commit
tee met Saturday at the office of Hon
Il. S. Partridge to make arrangements
about having the history of the town
printed.
Mrs. Catherine Skeban is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DeGrandy at Augusta.
There will be singing Tuesday eve
ming, April IS, at the home Of .ir. and
Mrs. Alton Mckinley
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

County Attorney f. L. Beane had an
attack of illness Tuesday consequent from
oYerWork and was compelled to remain at
home. Mr.. Beane may not be able to re-
sumo his duties at court this session, but
the affairs of the office will be looked
after by Joseph Williamson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

George II, Freeman has sold his
hoase and lot ct 81 Middle street to
II ward Crockett Of this city. Mr..
Freeman has purchased farm in Fay
cite anl will shortly remove his fam
lily to their new home. The entire fam
lily will he greatly missed from the
social and church circles of HalIoW ell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

The large ferry boat was placed in
commission Tuesday morning, when
many teams took advantage of the
seasons openiHg for travel between
this city and Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

Mrs. Geo. \. Stafford entertained = party
OF friends at whist followed by luncheon.
Tuesday afternoon at her home, No. 3
Chestnut street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

Queen Esther Chapter o. E. s, held its
regular meeting Tuesday night y dainty
luncheon was served and pleasant So
cial evening was passed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
LoOAL NOTICE.
4--sS- sf

Wish to announce to the people o
HailUWtil that | will sell mix ior
cents a quart the wear rouhd peSiil'
ming MAY /, 1911. Benz. N Nelch.
apr19dot*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

Don't fail to see Miss Hardy in her new
Spanish dance. also Dr, Tinkle Tinktr
with his 80 littl, girls aprIsdi.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

Miss Florence Becman has returned
to her home, 1G1 Second street. after
an extended visit with friends in Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
NORRlDGEWOCk.

Clarence Harlow. a commission mer-
chant Of Boston, is passing few days
with friends in this town ana Smith
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

The Eusy Bees will meet at =. NJ.
Thursday with Mrs. Aiabelle Cook.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
HALL0WELL,
County Attorney Beane III
IN. E. Church Record.
Opening Of Campaign Against
Gushing Of Prohibition,
Boston Boat April 25.-Large Ferry
Boat in Commission.

III Boston boat is announced to
come to this port April %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
apr19dots

Despite the rush for reserved seats al
Whttier's for "The Lady in the kimonaY
there are stiu few choice chairs left,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

field
Miss Grace 'Tuttle has returned to
her homc in Mercer. after passing a
week with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Tompkins.
Mrs. Z. c. Ballard and daughter
Catherine of Vassalboro visited Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Robbins over Sunday.
The Jolly Fifteen met Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Seekins.
An oyster supper with cake and cof-
fee was served and a very pleasant
evening passed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
ABSTRACT
OF THE
ANNUAL, STA kTEMENT.
OF TEI'T,

ABSTRACT
or THt,
ANNUAL STtTEMENT.
OF THE,
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hartford, Conn.
On the 3lst day of December, 1910. made
to the State of Maine.
incorporated 1918 Commenced business
1919. Wm. b. Clark, President; Henry
L. Rees. Secretary.
Capital Paid up in Cash. 81. 900 600.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1910.
Real Estate. s5SS POI. 90
Stocks and Bonds, II, ,55S, ,22j. 10
Cash in Office and Bank, ] b05. 4,0 81
Agents Balances. J. JOG. 5S3 81
Interest and Rents, 9l20056
Gross Assets, S2l, ,239 677 .s7
Deduct items not admitted, 2l6 $50
Admitted Assets s21. .023, ,545. AZ
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1910.
Net Unpaid Losses $639 sol 81
Unearned Premiums, 1,42i2iS.51
All other Liabilities, $50 800. II
Cash Capital 1000 900 90
surplus over all Liabilities. 1853 612
Aggregate including Capital
and surplus, $2l, ,N23 SIS II
MACOMBER, FARR & WIITTEN.
Resident Agents,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19

Only / per cent. of the cablegrans
sent over seas are concerned "it!l
family or private matters. The rest
are commercial, journalistic CT ofii-
cial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
NOTICE

Committee on State Pensions will
meet at the Alderman's Room Thurs
day. April 13 and Thursday, April 27,
from to o'clock.
w. ]. SKEHAN. Chairman.
apr5cod9t
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

w. E. Harris spent Sunday in Po-
caheNo. the guest cf friends.
GIRL WANTED-Mrs.N N. E.Mont-
gtmery, North Main street. TT
Temp Hopkins and wife arc spend
ing eIeral weeks in Jackson's Hole.
J. H. Bliss spent Monday in Idaho
Falls ON business.
There are plenty of Webb G. Ban
watches at Hughes t.
D. R. and w. R. Jones made IA fly
ing "trip ito Pocatello this week.
j.. L. Mordan, the piano mala was
in the city from Idaho Falls Wednes-
day.
yellow Transparent. Enquire Of Stu i
Hardld Barker and wife spent sew
eral days in Salt Lake this week Wis
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guheen were lat Pc
catello Wednesday, to- meet their
friend, Mrs. Edwin Show, from Boise,
who win be guest at their home for
a week.
H. G. DIPPED, pf the Club Cigar
STORE, is making a number of improve
ments in his place Of business, re-
moving his office from the FRONT cf
THE store to the rear and re-arrang-
ing the large show window.
Edna and Edgar Capps entertain
cd about twenty-five of their friends
Friday afternoon The color scheme
being pink and white Games were
played and am enjoyable time was had
Later in the afternoun dainty refrnsIh-
mentS were served.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Everything Up-to-Date
Advertise in the Opitmist. 1t pay

Advertise in the Opitmist. 1t pays.
Fruits of t1l kinds ulow on sale at
Detay & Davis. If
Mrs. Robert McCracken and Bette
Ezel spent Sunday in Pocatello.
You know what Webb C. BAH
watch is. Hughes sells them. TT
Grant Bennett spent Sunday lin
Sughr City
Phone orders promptly attended
to at the Modern Pharmacy. If
DR.. Sloan made business trip to
Arco Friday.
When in need of a house decorator
call cn Barker & Co., North Main
strnet- IF
Economy, Mason and Schram fruit
Jars ait Be1rymam's and now is the
time to buy. tt
DOC Kestner, James Good and
Judge Anderson were business visi-
Tors TO Pfngree Wednesday.
DR.. w. c. White, graduated veterin-
arlan, City Livery Barn, Phone so.
Residence phone 251 black. If
Robert Latham is a business WISH
tor i'm the city this week from Rex
burg and is. the guest while here pf
the Quantrel family.
Pearl Parker was operated on this
week for consumption of the bcme, aus
a result of dropping a. soda fountain
ON his foot.
Mrs. J. F. Henderson, who has
been very low with typhoid fewer has
Deen improsving very slowly, but lis
Mow ON the high road to- recovery.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. Brice York welcomed
baby boy to their home last Friday.
This is the third SION.
Mrs Geo. Houck and daughter,
Milicent will leave in few days for
their home in San Francisco
John T. Danilson, ex-sheriff Of Bling
ham county was In Pocatello dn bust
ness several days this week.
Mrs. Albertson of Powell, was the
guest last Friday of Mr.. and MrsE.
G. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Of Midwale,
were thee guests last week f the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Keifer.
Prof. P. H. Benson and wife of
Iowa City, arrived i'm town Wednes-
day. Prof. Benson will be principal
If the high school for the ensuing
wear.
Game Warden Bradley recently
caught an Indian on the Lost river,
with a pack of dried meat, seven
teer hides and an over quantity of
fish. The little red brother is NOW
lying an Jail in Mackay, where he Will
remain until tried. Other Indians
are off the reservation violating the
game laws, and the wnrdens are after
hem.
On Monday evening for the pleas
ure of the Misses Milicent HOuck ,df
California and Viola Yowell, OF Salt
Lake, Ednn and Edgar Capps enter
tanned about thirty friends. The prizes
for the guests pf honor were beauti-
fully engraved souvenir spoons Of
Idaho. Miss Naomi DanllsOn WON
the first prize and James Johnston
the BOBBY price i'm the guessing con-
test.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-14
A GOOD SPECDIAN

If you want to see what can be
done on small plat of ground in
the way of raising a nice garden
and one that will pay big interest
on the money invested just take a
walk to the home of Peter Andrew
IN the north part Of town and you
will be well paid for your trouble.
Mr.. Andrew is growing little of
everything in the garden truck
line and to say that everything
looks fine and thrifty is putting
it mildly indeed. In the whole
garden not a weed can be found.
Mr.. Andrew says that he does not
let the weeds get a start of him
and That it is easy to keep the gar
den in fine shape. If you have any
friends coming to look over the
country do not fail to take them
to see this garden spot and show
them what can be raised here on
the Dietrich tract.-Dietrich Pro
mOter.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-14
TO ASK FOR PARDON

The Idaho Second district fedora
ton of women's clubs has received
an official call from its president,
Mrs. Mary l.. Goodin of Shoshone,
asking The various clubs to petition
Earl Grey. governor general of
Canada, to pardon Mrs. Angelina
Napolinano, who is under sentence
of death at Sault ste. Marie. Ont,
for the murder of her husband last
Easter Sunday morning.
The clubs are requested to act
and send these petitions on at once.
In the cab. President Gooding
says while | feel that under or
dinray circumstances ii is unpar-
donable to break our sixth COM
yet in this case it seems
that this woman was justified in
killing her husband to protect the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-14
Vaudeville! VaudeyiIIei

and the very best of vaudeville, too
after the conclusion of the per-
Torrance of the Cattle King Lewis
q Clark have engaged for your DEL
ection superb corterie of cele-
brities. Each and every one select
ed for his or her merit as fun
producer. The ladies and gentle
men appearing il the concert are
engaged for that express purpose
and take no part whatever in the
dramatic event of the evening.
Their principal number is a spec
tacular comic opera, extravaganza,
deliberately staged and magnifi-
GENTLY costumed, and presented on
a scale of grandeur never before
outside of a metropolitan
city. Startling scenes, bewildering
ballet, grand chorus of famous
voices and a big show for a little
price. Stay for the concert with
Lewis & Clark's great Western
show. Tuesday, July 18.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-14
BE A BOOSTER

The reason why so many small
towns fail to grow is because their
citizens do nothing to promote
growth. There is no public spirit
and therefore no attempt is made
to attract industries OF improve
conditions. If anyone suggests
something calculated to develop
things he is called visionary and a
loud cry is also made that devel-
Opment means expense. Yet these
same people cannot understand
why the census returns so often
show for such towns a stationary
or declining population. Verify,
there are people, living in the age
of electric light, content themselves
with the tallow dips of their fore
fathers.-Nampa Leader Herald.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-07-14
BIG DOINGS NEXT SATURDAY
AT DIETRICH.

Saturday afternoon of this week
promises to be one of the livliest
in the history of Dietrich On that
date the Farmers Union are to
introduce their wives and daughter
into the mysteries of the organ
ization and there is but little doubt
but that the town will be thronged
with people. On the same after
noon the Ladies Aid will serve ice
cream, cake, sandwiches and cof-
fee to the hungry and thirsty ones.
The ladies are endeavoring to
raise money to apply on the min
listers salary and it is to be hoped
that all will help them out in this
good cause. Some day the last of
the week two Of our popular young
ladies will call and see you and
ask you to buy ticket, so have
your pocket book handy and she'll
out and keep on smiling.