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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
The Weeks Forecast.

Washington, April 9.-Far weather
early this week, to he followed, how
ever by low temperatures and frosts,
was forecasted in j bulletin issued by
Chief Moore of the weather bureau to-
night, Freezing temperatures are pre-
dicted Monday morning over the
Northern sections and frosts over the
Southern as far as North Carolina.
Marked depression now central over
extreme western British Columbia viii
reach the Middle Atlantic states and
New England by Thursday. Rising
temperature will accompany this dis
turbance with rains over the Central
and Northern sections
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10

One of the biggest seizures of liquor
made in Portland in months was that
made Saturday evening at 176 Middle
street where Sheriff Moulton's force raid
ed the room on the second floor of the
block and landed 800 half pints. 200 pints
and 20 quarts of whiskey and 30 pints of
cocktail. The room in which the liouor
was found had evidently been used as a
storeroom and there was no one in
charge. The deputies made a raid at this
place some time ago but failed to find
anything of contraband nature. Learn.
ing Saturday evening that a suspicious
looking barrel had been delivered there
during the afternoon they visited the
place with the above result. Another siz.
able seizure was the result of their visit
at 10 South street. In the cellar at the
rear of this number they located a case
Fof beer. nine quarts of whiskey and three
quarts of wine. There was no arrest IN
connection with this ease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
THE STORM IN BOSTON.
Hub Reports Unprecedented FURRY Of
Snow During Sunday.

Boston. April 9.-Swinging into New
England before an easterly gale an I'M
precedented snow storm ragged during
the morning hours today, tying ur
shipping. causing considerable delay in
train service and partly disorsaniZng
the street car traffic. Later in the day
however, the sun broke through the
clouds and within a short time IA part
of the snow had disappeared.
The storm was unusually severe of
the New Ensland coast and many a
schooner scurried for shelter in pro-
tected harbors. From the northern
part of Maine reports WAS received
here that the fall was the heaviest of
the winter. while in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island from three to six inches
of snow fell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10

The class parts of the graduating
class Of the Bridgton High school have
been assigned as follows: The first
four named are based on the average
rank for the past four years: Vale
dictorN, Eta L. Hale; salutatory.
Gladys Libby Hill: history. Hazel NJ.
Larrabce; prophecy, Gladys Cook Alb
bot; grafton, George y. Abbott;
presentation OF gifts. Velzora l..
Greene; address to undergraduates
Everett p. ingalls,: class ode. Inez L.
Armstrong. The class numbers Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
DEMOCRATIC INTENTIONS.
Order of Legislation Made Known
From Reliable Source.

Washington, April 9.-The Legislative
plans Of the Democratic majority i'll
the House, made Known Saturday from
a reliable source, indicate that the Re-
publican Senate will be speedily given
important measures for action.
The definite outline, subject to fur
Their caucus ratification, lists as fol-
lows the order of legislation to be
pushed forward by the ways and means
committee as soon as the House Or
ganiZation is completed:
Popular election of United States
senators.
Falblicity before elections OF cam
paign contributions. a.
ssi Continued on Page Tenn ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
THE PENCsScoT FREE
For Three Miles Below Bangor and
That Port viii Soon Be Open.

Bangor, Nc, April 2.--Tne Pcnobscot
river is free of ice to point about
three miles below Bangor and the re-
manning ice shows several open places
which are rapidly growing larger. \
few days of warm weather will put
an end to thd embargo and open the
port of Bangor. Several golfers have
been waiting in Fort Point Cove for
u week or more for the port to open.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, April 9.-The weather
has cleared in the Atlantic states and
fair. cool weather prevails tonight
from the Mississippi river eastward.
Light frost occurred Sunday morning
as far as Tennessee and freezing tenn
peratures We're general to the north
ward and northwestward. In the east
the weather will lac fair Monday and
TuesdaE. 1t viii he warmer Tuesday
in the Atlantic states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
THE CURFEW LAW
Captures 81 Boys at Bansor--WilI Be
Given Hearing Monday.

Bangor Me. April 9.-Twenty-pne
boys under IS years of age were ar
rested Saturday night for violation of
the curfew ordinance, under which tic
time limit up to- May 1 is s O'Clock.
Most of the boys were found hang
ing around hall where a boxing show
was in progress. They will have a
hearing Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10

The general offices of the Bangor
d Aroostook Railroad in Bangor were
closed Saturday afternoon while the
clerks attended the funeral of Frank
). Aiken at Brewer, who was for MANY
years freight claim agent of the road.
Wildey Lodge of Odd Fellows and
Brewer Lodge. A. O. U. W., in both
of which Mr.. Aiken was charter
member, We're represented by large
delegations. and many city officials
ana friends werrfpstsJn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
Boston Forecast.

Boston, April 9.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Fair weather. with ris-
ing temperature Monday and Tuesday:
light variable winds becoming south
erly Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10
THE WEATHER
FAIR.

Washington, April 9.-Forccast for
New England, fair Monday; Tuesday,
fair, warmer: light to moderate north
to east winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10

While no official statement has been
made it is believed the explosion was
caused by safety powder ignited by a
lamp and followed by dust. When the
night crew left the mines shortly be-
Fire Boss Sparks reported the conti-'
tion of the mine as good and the day
shift was sent to work. There were
40 men in. all, only five Of whom were
free laborers. The others were con-
victs, mostae' Negroes and sent up FROM
(Continued on Page Ten.)
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
PERSONAL ATTENTION

We are equipped with every
necessary facility for safety.
We have the best bank safe
made; we carry burglar insur-
ance, fire insurance, bond our
officers and guarantee our
deposits.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
) ooooooooooo o Oooo
) LOCAL AND PERSONAL Q
o ooooooooooooooooo o Q

Peter Tovey is here froa Welch.
Ed Hayes was in town today from
White Oak.
John Martin returned from 0klaho-
ma City last night.
Jimmy Nolen was in town today from
White Oak, on business.
F. T. Appleton, of Muskogee, was a
guest at the Cobb last night.
C. w. Flint, of Tulsa, is here to at,
tend the funeral of F. l.. Kelley
r. V. McSpadden has returned from
business trip to Denison, Tex.
Little Halle King went to Adair last
night to spend Sunday with her father.
Cullos Mayes. of Muskogee. spent
last evening with friends in this city.
The fall stomp dance of the Shaw
nees is now on in the White Oak hills.
r. A. Caldwell and wife viii soon go
to Rogers, Ark, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Robert Lee, of Adair, is visit
| ing her brother, Jasper Martin and
family -
The Vinita Automobile Company has
received new Flanders 90 demon
strator car.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lips left yester-
day for an extended visit through Mis-
souri, and West Virginia
Rev. NJ. L. Butler arrived from Ok
mulgee this morning to preach the fun
eral of the late F. L. Kelley
Rev. ]. B. Hunley arrived last night
from Neosho, and will conduct a re
vival at the Christian church next
week
Mrs. A. D. Lee is expected here this
evening from Oklahoma City for q
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. T
Ratcliff
M. H. Wood returned to Webb City
last night after day spent here dem
Ionstrating the new 1912 Chalmers au
tomobile.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
served a fine dinner of chicken ant
dumplings in the Barrett basement to
day noon
Men who have been driving through
the country around Vinita say the snow
yesterday brought in a great lot o
wild ducks, and that the prairie ponds
a covered with the game birds.
c. P. Shelton, a prominent stool
man of Todd was in town today, anC
says the farmers of his section ar
greatly interested in the monthly sale
days planned by the Vinita Retail
Mems Association.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
WANTS WANTS

Cut flowers. Burns. Sc
TO RENT-Seven room house; gas
and electric lights. Phone 1896. 64-6
Cut flowers. Burns Store. Prone GA.
FOR SALE-Ten room residence on
North Wilson street. Lot 80 by 15O
feet Here is a bargain if taken be-
fore Saturday night. Apply here. 62-tf
Mince meat and nuts, Burns. sc
l am prepared to do cleaning, press
ing and hat blocking in the best pos
sible manner. My work is guaranteed.
Patronize me and keep your money at
home. Mrs. Cora Scott, 21O South
Wilson tt
Pop corn-new hominy CUTS. Burns
Residence rooms to rent Fowler II
FOR RENT furnished rooms
down stairs. Gas, light, water and
bath. 231 N. Miller. 166-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
LIST or ARTICLES AND
STOCK OFFERED FOR SALE

The following articles will be offered
for sale at auction, on the next sales
day, at Vinita, November 8:
2 Mares, years old, weight 1850
each. With foal by Percheon.
l Gray mare, 10 years old, with foal.
Colts (weaners).
13-4 Ft. Smith wagon (good as new !.
l Hand stitched set of harness
(heavy).
2 Oliver plows GA inch).
l 3-S 60-tooth harrow.
| Riding cultivator.
| Wheelbarrow.
Other farm tools.
| Blackboard with shafts and po,e.
l Sorrel horse, years old; Is hands.
Drive single or double.
| Bay mare years old; Is hands.
With foal.
l Mule colt (yearling)
1 Mule solt (sucking).
| Brood mare, 9 years old,
l Filly, years old.
l Filly, years old.
| Work horse, years old
| Yearling mare colt
! Yearling horse colt.
8 Sucking colts (horse).
1 Mich COW fresh middle of Decem-
ber).
l Two-year-old horse mule.
l Work mare.
| Black Essex male hog q year old i.
10 Poland China male hogs.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
Presbyterian Church.

Services both morning and evening
at II a. M, and 7:3O p. m. We will
celebrate the Lords Supper at the
morning service.
Sunday school at 10 a. M
G. e. meeting at $50 p. m.
Your are cordially invited to all these
services.
w. o. DAVIS, Pastor.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04

Continental Casualty Company of
Chicago, pays more than $4,000 claims
"a year to policy-holders who have re-
ceiyed big or little injuries or been at
tackled with illness. See A. G. Marrs,
local agent, for information.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
November Attractions at Grand.

The following are some of the attrac-
tions booked at the Grand theatre for
November:
Stock Companies.
Spooner Dramatic Company.
Dorothy Deeves Stock Company.
Howard Stock Company.
One Night Attractions.
November THE Common Law Of
Marriage.
November 25-The Wolfe.
November 2S-The Travelling Sales
man.
There will be a show every night
throughout the entire month.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04

It takes only an instant to be hurt.
but you can be insured against harm,
if you have Continental Casualty
Company policy. See A. G. Marrs.
local agent for information.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04
Piano TUNING.

l am located in Vinita and prepared
to do all kindG of piano tuning and re-
pairing, all work positively guaranteed.
Leave orders with Patton Music Co.,
Phone 24S. w. II. Hurst 1851
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-04

For Holiday Gift. there is nothing more
appropriate than years subscription to
the Saturday Evening Post or Ladies'
Home Journal. Subscriptions cheer
fully taken and promptly attended to.
The evening world., 1911-03-28
vs. =: =: :; !: :: T.: +: :; :' Y
~ ID Still Quite I9lL O. -


"HO N came to ~ At the lev Theatre yesterday aDruoon romalnOA
70 laugh. That wa the experience II N audience that bore q b out
= YARD n visible signs o. yssrnins to be Improved" only 70 nss with
The asrsssbis surprise Of finding that mysteries and moraluss ean b fnniA
1han they read.
Af~ Prof Brandcr Matthews had cnsosniousiy led p 10 the dsvaopmssa
q The English drama" in . lecture that wa happily more like q rood. plain
NL 'Noahs Flood" o turnsd ioosA This "myssry' revealed that IN GOOD
eeNk Of ths middle ages ok lot . step but . tumble from he sublime 4 Tie
nMeuoua passing ~ II did from ths solemn commands Of God to q family row
ASwssn Noah n his wife nat ended in Gapsuok comedy with . truly modsra
ouch. In fact the whole performance ~s auts up 70 Du N more tAaa 90
>pset We live 70 krn how old " . aS!
The real trouble began whom Noah odsrsd I'm VIE into the ark She pre
e.ssd to stay OUTSIDE. and chat with The "sos.pA" % Noah had to wanep hs
VA0s % apparently thought II would DO her the nos good The animals were
> ample matter bscau they wsr in picture form nd therefore could b ssas
sn their wy q 70 easily a picture NJ oardA Bt Noaas wife acted IKE the
edotnG sunrsgsttA ss had . mind Of Ter own The wranSls that snsusd
Usas Court It remained for h big sok to hit hes q . sound arsumsaa
W1Ads by Louis Calvert II fell with dull xuds that led me ia uspso sAaA
t0Ansnd 0otschalk had been upholstered for this special occasion In the dosing
history Of TIT New Theatre
M 0ottschalk displayed hi modern method Of eiowning together VIA Sars
ss that s0ned criticism. Mr.. Calvert VA earnest an effective - Noah whs
Appeared % b . born dsdpnnsrian. But 10 a. lot wanting m . primitive
ense 0 humor when the tint came for setting free the anxious love nat was
ee Tor tn ovs branch A saucylookns angel with Christmas ord wtngA was
Ne property man" who ws nt above turning ~ . barrsrui Of stage AunA~
when b storm broke
Yu IA talk about bowling meodrams - naivs-out moi aNs sssans
'-Noahs Wife, The verse was q 5 funny - that found in . conic valentine and
ne audience IN front'h d q much better time han tn IN N the stasA which
hoes days quite ~ sdennly Is hey went 10 church.
Te second play. The Vice wanon" showed hat sven In the sixteenth cen.
tu1. the education Of tn young troubled senous minds Tnis morality I'D for
IT, tet Spare the rod IND spoil the child" and n children Of xandpps
savsd to illustrate It A tMs good dame Csn Yapp was funny eve whsn he
Ws sd.
A large audience passed . pleasant afternoon. With nc apologies to Dsruum
Bailey. h performance was q s good . . . oEcua
The evening world., 1911-03-28
Loves Sister.

TT HANK God for Loves sweet sister.
Tenderness!
The gentle watcher In tho wake
ful night.
When pain, mysterious and asu
less.
Strikes auivertng cords Of anguish and
alright:
The mate OF little children and the
friend
or nl the patient, dear, dunn beasts
that are.
The priestess OF the fatthtu, to the
end.
The white-sou!ed lady OF the Morning
Star:
The second self Of mothers seeing deep
Into the holiness OF souls new born
The shrine where sintulness and judg-
ment reap
The measure OF fulnlment free from
sCoIu.
Sweet. softly sandaled saint. abide with
without thee Love were less than
Love should bel
-oAssss Hsmsrsst n tns ovuoseL
The evening world., 1911-03-28
What 1t Costs to Run a Summer Park

ators and 9 stenographers, which
amounts to over 2el people employed.
The average salary list daily OF this
park amounts to about 3s75. In addi-
ton to this regular salary list the
maintenance force OF 20 carpenters.
~ electricians and 4 millwrights In
creases this salary list on an average
weekly about $3.50. The electric lignt
bill to an average OF $1,000
weekly, and repairs. including mate
rial and labor. about 500 a week. with
this amount OF weekly expense II
means that to bring any reyenue thu
park must do an average business OF
$4,000 a week. according 10 the same
statlstic!an.
The evening world., 1911-03-28
L O q

with words Of love . with words
Of owe In his lea mouth and
the music had ceased He kissed
the hem OF my dress and did not see
that l closed my eyes.
What more can I tell you. dearf
fou now know tho tragedy. II "ehl on
Tor a fortnight-a fortnight during when
! lied to him. My lies were as hldeous
as the monster who Inspired then' put
they were the price OF my liberty. !
burned his mask. and l managed SO
well that. even when he was not hihI-
Ing. he tried to catch my eye. k a
dog sitting by It's master. lie was my
faithful slave and paid ne endless niue
attentions. Gradually | gave him sucn
confidence that he yentured 10 take me
out walking IN tho banks OF the lake
and 10 row me In the boat on It's leaden
waters; toward the end Of my captivity
no let me out through the gates that
closed tho underground passages In the
Rue Scribe.
Here a carriage awaited us and took
US to the BoIs. The nlgat when We met
you was nearly fatal to me-. for no !
terribly jealous OF you and I had h. toll
him that you were soon going away,
''' Then. at last. after a fortnight
OF that horrible captivity. during which
| vas Allied with pity. enthusiasm. de-
SDulI anu HbIlpA - 49, no " -
me when I said. I will come back"
And you went back Christine"
Eroaned Raoul.
Yes, dear. and | must tell you that
II was not his irighttul threats when
setting me free that helped me TO keep
my word, but the narrowing sob whlca
he gave on tho threshold Of tho tomb.
80 That sob attached mo to this
unfortunate man more than | myself
suspected when saying goodby to him.
Poor Erik! Poor Erlk!'
Christine" said Raoul. rising. you
tell me tAat you love me. out you had
recovered your liberty hardly a few
hours before you returned 10 ETlkl Re-
member the masked BALI
yes. and do you remember those
hours which | passed wit you, Raoul
to the great danger OF both Of
usr"
II doubted your owe for me. during
those houN"
The evening world., 1911-03-28

-HB expense OF operating an amuse-
msnt park has probably never
entered the minds OF those who
attend these open air enterprises. The
staustician Of a summer park a
drawn UP q table that Is really astound-
Ing 10 the average amusement seeker.
The employees OF the executive depart
msnt OF this park number 20. The
managers OF these various concessions
number ~. There are 4 CASHIERS and
a. concession gatemen. In addition TO
this there are ~ TICKET ta,,ers at tho
main gate. . IN the ponce Iorce and /!
In the are department.. says tAe Cai-
Csyo tribune.
There are l6 men employed In the
special secret service department of one
park. whicn Is an organization unknown
q majority OF Inc employees them
selves. There are eleven cleaners.
There are "a billposters employed and
IS wait-rs. In addition to these the
otice includes eight switchboard oper-
The evening world., 1911-03-28

dug them into his awful face lie tore
his flesh with my nails. tore mis- horrible
dead flesh with my nailsl
Know he shouted. while ais throat
throbbed and painted like . furnace.
know that l am built up Of death from
head to foot and that 1t Is a corpse that
loves you and Gdores you and will never,
never leave you! $50 Look, l AIN not
laughing now, l am crying. crying for
you. Christine. who have torn or my
mask and who therefore can never leaVs
me again! 80 AZ long as you
thought me handsome. you could have
come back. | know mat you would have
come back but, now that you
know my hideousness. you would run
away for good. ''' SO l siaIl Keep
you herel $50 Why did you want To
see me2 on. mad Christine. who wanted
10 sec me! s'' When my " father
never saw me and when ny mother. 50
as not TO see me. made me- = present
OF my first mask!
he nau let ~ OF me Al last and was
Dragging himself about on the moor. Ut
terinS terrible soDs. Ana tnsn he
era " led away Like = snake. went In ms
room, closed the door and lsft me sIons
TO my reflections, Presently heard tns
sound OF the organ. and thon 1 beg
TO understand Ersk's contemptuous
phrase whom ne spoke about opera
music. WHAT l o heArd Was utterly
different from ~ l MAD heard w 10
tnen,
His Don Juan Triumphant (for I
had not = DOUBT Dut thai ns nad rusned
10 AIS masterpiece 10 forget the horror
VI the momenU seemed to me ~ trSt
ous long, aHful. magnificent sob. But.
lille by lille. II expressed every emo-
ton. every suffering OF whIoh mankind
$ capable. 1t Intoxicated me. and /
opened the door that separated US.
k.rlk rose. as | entered. but dared not
turn IN my direction. Erik. | cried,
snow me your face without fearl /
swear that YOU are the most unhappy
and sublime OF men and. II ever again
because | am thlnking OF tine splendoI
Of your EsniuAl' Then Erik turn %
round. for he believed me. M I also
hAh faith n mysSif. He ssu a. my fsss
The evening world., 1911-03-28
press. with the four black holes of Its

press. with the four black holes OF Its
eyes. Its nose n It's mouth, the ex-
IRENE anger, the mighty fury OF .
demon, and not Z rSy OF light from
the sockets. for. as ! learned later
you cannot ses his blazing eyes except
in the dark.
II fell back against the wall and he
came up 10 me-, grinding mis- teeth. and,
as / fell upon my knees, he Missed mad.
lncoherent words n curses at me
Leaning over me. he cried. Look! You
want 10 see! See! Feast your eyes. gut
your soul on my cursed ugllness! LOOK
at Erik's face! Now you know the face
OF the voice! You were not content TO
hear me. Ell? You wanted to know
SO inquisluse! Well. are you satisfied?
I'm a very good-looking fellow. en-?
''' When d Woman has seen me. as
you have, she belongs TO me. She loves
me for ever. ] am q kind OF Don Juan.
you know! And. drawing himself up 10
his full height. with his hand on mis-
hip. wasging the hideous thing that was
his head on his shoulders. no roared.
Look at me! i am Don Juan tri-
u%mphant!' And. hen l turned away
my head and begged for mercy. he drew
1t to him. brutally. twisting his dead
fingers into my hair"
Enough. Enousnl" cried Raoul. II
will Kill him. In Heavens name,
Christine. tell me where the dining room
on the lake Is! | must Kill him.
"Oh. DO quiet. RaouI. II you want 10
KNOW
Yes. | want to know how ana why
you went back: | must know
But. In any case, | vii. kAI him
'Oh. Raoul listen. Listen, 80 He
dragged me w my hair and then .
and then On, II - TOO horrlole!'
We'll. what? Out with H." exclaimed
Raoui ferceiy. out with IL. quick"
Then ne KISSED ~ me. An. | fright
en- you. do II ''' l dare sayl .
Perhaps you think hat | hAva another
mask, Ell. and that this this
. ., my head 10 = mssk7 Well he
roare3 tear It of a. you did the other
Comsi Come alongi I insist! Your
hands! You hAndsi Give me your
hands' And he ssizsd my Lands and