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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTEp-City loans and warrants.
w Farnam smith 4 Co, lSso tarnam -.
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands.
O'kEEFE real. ESTATE CO..,
l0i6 New omaha Natl sank Iuildlny,
MONEY no LoAN--rayne Inv. Co.
WANTEp-Lity loans retors Trust Co.
SiOO to $1,000 made PROMPTLY +. II.
Wead, Wend BLDG. 18th aud Farnam
ANTEu--ENiiM LOANS. Kloko In
vestment Company. omaha,
LON RATES, HbMtS-, AiLBGRG co.
Si0-3l2 Braudois rheoter Bids.
FARM LOANS. no commissions optional
pay mcnts; cheap money quick service
Orin :, Merrill, 1913 city Natl Bk. BIDS.
MONEY to loan on business or resi-
dence properties, S,OOO TO SOANN w. IA.
THOMAS, sos First Nat Bank BtdE.
FIRST TRUST co. ,d tsp@ 9 sS S Sl *
GARVIS BROS. h Leans. $40 go, and ,5oS NJ,
LARGE LOANS, munl,ipal bonus, MOI l.
gases uuuEut ana sOld, otULL BltOo.
tuR uniuty dessert use DniSels ace
cream. IL Mrs. "A, ~. Whitney 2,M ~.
alst ST., will come to Abe See Once
within three DAYS we Will giVO her an
oIder FOR qusit brick Of tnls fine ice
cream.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

LIVE STOCK MARKET or WEST
live stock Com mission Merchants.
Great West. Com. Co. Omaha & Denver.
w. r. SMITH a SON Just handle sheen.
w. +. DENNY q Co. z3s Exch. Bids
TAGG BROS. handle cattle, boss, sheep.
CLIFTON ON o.. 2ls rNc ansr Rldg
Domaine n Ranoal Co, N2 Gxch Bldg
t1ay noutus'~ n o.. ~ .Nch. Ridg.
Interstate 80. Better results. sutp 10 as.
~ k,>E-HICkLY Co, sVi Excn Bids
Allen pudleN a 20. 2t..t sNcn. rluE
l. h., ROprRrS " %. 22J ikea. Blds,
COX * Jcncs ora 20, bunch OF hustlers
Farmers h. >. Com CO. Zu5 fsx.pens
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Deposit proceeds OF shipments In StUcN
Naros Nat' Rank. only bank at yards
MtNN BhOo. a co. tXcnanEe sidg
Law ENII BEL's.. LA-4O ENcu. uiig
MaitIn nrus, ~ -, 900 r.NCn. BtGg
AteN ~. puvnanun ~ SUn. i.t-.r, r.N, Lids
>faNtOu ncNtnsut q mem. - "a n tetutties
lsI.tuu * ron,su, 1--we stOeA COM lne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03

CLOSE-IN, Slth near Farnam:
sp5 Dewey, rooms. so
s9f7 Dewey, rooms, Sss.
o'kEEFE REAL ESTATE Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RNN,U nAND ron sALE
miscellaneous.
Richest Land.
Lowest Price and
Easy Terms.

YOUR MONEY BACK If YOU
CANNOT MAKE 1T co. ..-..
DOESN'T THAT SHOW CONFIDENCE
IN OUR LANDH
schools, churches, farmers associa-
Uon. one man made s. ii6 net from two
and one-half acres In ten months
BANKS rate us over TWO MILLION
DOLLARS.
WE AGREE 70 refund all payments,
plus per cent interest, 60 any settler
who works ono OF our farms for one
year, under the direction OF our asrl-
cultural cNpcrts, and doesn't make
profit therefron.
YOU CAN settle ON your land after
making your first small payment,
Is HOURS by express 70 best north
crn markets
mississippi FARMS co,
sol City NATL Bank BLDG. Omaha, Men,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
Close In Cottage

ANSS -
Only $500 cash and balance monthly
Don't fail 70 see 1899 North 23d St.-5
rooms, bath gas. fine shade, near L. r.
shops; house vacant; go and see It..
Price, 81, 900. and $500 cash will put you
IN your own home.
STANLEY r. BOSTWICK,
1925 City Natl Bank Bldg.
BIG BARGAIN on NORTH z4IH ST.
To close out an estate / am authorized 70
sen the Northeast Corner at cath and
Sahler Streets. with 20l feet frontage on
2Ith street, for 1000 The property con
sists OF three frame dwellings, 42il-42i3-
42l5 North Gath street, renting for $3.50 per
year The vacant ground or this corner
Is very desirable for store purposes. This
Is an exceptional bargain.
w. y MEIkLE, 0j Range Bldg
BY OWNER
strictly modern iiye.toom cottage, two
ana One-haif blocks from Farnkin 81
only ~ minutes walk from 18th and
Farnam. Stairs leading up to second
story; enough space for two large rooms
and closets. 1ue BAN. COmD.natlon lax,
lures; cemented basement: newly painted
also new walk and steps; hardwood FIN.
ish throughout, House Is only three years
I'D and a perfect gem inside. SO II you
wan1 an ideal home drop out and look
| Il over. Rents for G32.50. At 2z3 Capitol
Ave. Only $40. part cash on terms "a
suit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-03
STEAMSHIPS
WANTED-TO BUY

ID Esnd gooos, l,.5ssr. l0-O Cenlyr D.5oSi
NE I.Al n4bn0st pttau IOr ulun ~
mana CIutntHg. ~, Ndtnan, lG' .. .stn.
NAMED 40 Bul-bstweeu 10 and ~
acres OF lana within l mhe or Omaha car
Inc. A 62I, bee
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
Republicans Will Meet in
Chicago, Tuesday, June
18th Next to Name Next
President of the United
States.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
HOLDS A MEETING
Presidential Primary Plan
is Given Scant Considera-
tion-Taft Men in Abso-
lutte Control Hitchcock
Resigns Craftsmanship.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-With lit
tletle trace of friction the republican
national committee met with open
doors here today and formulated pre-
liminary plans for the campaign of
1872. \ program was agreed upon
and carried out at two short sessions.
Chicago was chosen as the national
convention city and a ell was issued
assembling the delegates Tuesday
June Is.
Acting chairman John F. Hill was
unanimously elected chairman of the
committee after the acceptance of the
resignation of Postmaster General
Hitchcock which was effective April
/, 1909
The committee adhered to conven
ticn call of 1905 and the primary ques-
ten was left as four years ago. The
champions of presidential preference
primaries and state wide primaries for
the selection of delegates in states
where primary laws are not oprative
were defeated The fight was led by
Senator Borah of Idaho. who con-
tented himself with a minority report
or the subcommittee on call OF which
ne was chairman and with a brief
speech to the committee.
The meeting was pro- Taft and the
presidents advisers controlled the sit
uation Early in the day it became
apparent that Secretary Hilles and
Arthur Vorhis national committeeman
from Ohio were in control. Those
Ohioans and New Workers who had
given publicity to Roosevelt papaga-
ganda cortcnded themselves with
progress made.
committee of three was appointed
to advise rules and regulations for
rational committee which will be re-
ported at the 1912 convention. Osten
sibly it was interested To devise rules
by which the treasurer and secretary
OF the committe shall be given place
ia the convention and be entitled to
votes. The long heralded row over
the primary plan proved to be flash
in the pan. After Senator Borah re-
piled to various criticisms of his pri
mary provision his report was defeat
ed ~ to :. and the majority report
adopted.
MeSsrs Ward, KellOg and Capers
signed the majority report which en-
powered the states with primary laws
to select delegates by primary If the
committee So decided. Mr.. Rosewater
signed it with a reservation that he
favored the primary idea. There was
practically no contest III determining
the convention city. The invitation
from Chicago carried with it all eX-
penses of the convention.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
CONTINUES TO PROBE
Seeks to Connect conspirators With
McNamaras in Shipments of
Explosives.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 12--The
federal grand jury continued to hear
testimony today in the alleged con-
spiracy 10 transport dynamite and 9TH
er explosives unlawfully score of
Witnesses were examined most of
whom it is said established the iden-
tity of j B. Bryce" as James b. Nc
Namara, hotel clerks, bellb0ys and
walters as well as employees of the
Giant Powder company of San Fran
cisco. where the dynamite. was pur-
chased by J. B. Mcnamara We're OF
hand to give individual links in the
cEain the government hopes to draw
about the alleged conspirators who,
with the McNamaras had guilty
knowledge of the explosions.
Much interest was manifested in the
appearance of J. +. Munsey of Salt
Lake City business agent of the Inter
national Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron workers and his wife
who too, is under subpoena. Both ar
rived early today. Munsey it is al
legged hid j. b. Mcnamara in his homo
subsequent 10 the Los Angeles Times
explosion. but it is said he is wanted
to tell what ne knows about shipments
OF explosives.
]. L. Hutton. presiding judge of the
superior court returned today for Chi
cago and announced be would empanel
a new jury tomorrow. The last jury
was discharged two months ago after
having served a year during which II
indicted the McNamaras
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
WHO HANDLED THE
EXPLOSIVE STUFF ?
That is the important Question to
be Solved at Present by the
Government.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 12.-Whe be-
side John J. and James B. McNa-
mara handled or had knowledge of
the interstate shipment of ton or
more of dynamite and ni;rOglycerin
used in blowing up the iron and steel
structures erected by firms employing
I.on-uniOn men during the last five
years? This question was inquired
into by government officials today
preparatory To a resumption on hurs-
day by the federal grand jury of ar
investigation into the alleged nation
wide dynamiting conspiracy. The
clerks who wrote the letters TO tn =
baggage men. shippers and all those
supposed To have even the remotesU
knowledge of the movement of the
explosives or how or where they were
stored and included in the list sever
hundred witnesses who have been
summoned To- testify before the grand
ury.
Instances of the finding of the eX-
Llosive about which special inquiry
was made today follow: About 1,490
pounds of dynamite. found in pad
locked box in the rear of . the home
of Ortie +. McManigal's father. al
Tiffin Ohio. April %. 1911. Ninety
pounds of dynamite sticks found in
the basement of the building in Ind
inapolis in which are situated the Of
fices of the International Association
of Bridge and Structural Iron Work
ers, April -, 1911. few hours after
the arrest of John ]. Mcnamara?
Twenty pounds of nitroglycerin
and dynamite found in a piano box
on the western outskirts of Indian
spolis few days later. Thirty eight
quarts of nitroglycerin found buritd
in a shed near Rochester. Pa, CG(
The points of enlightenment sought
in connection with these instances
we're:
Who wrote the correspondence rel
ative to the purchase and shipment
of these explosives? Who paid the
bills, and kept the expense accounts3s
BY what means were explosives trans
ported?
Every witness who can furnish any
information however slight is to be
summoned.
To all appearances headquarters OF
the International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
were closed To day The blinds were
drawn. the door locked. and the where
abouts of Acting Secretary Herbert
S. Hooking is mystery.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
HAVE HELD THIS CITY BUT
DEMOCRATS SWAMP THEM IN THE COUNTRY
Magnificent Run is Made by Fred Cleaveland, Repub
can Candidate for Secretary of State Who Car
ries His Home Town and County BY Mag
nifcent Majority and Stands Chance
of Winning in State.

Within Phoenix the election was
one of the hardest fought ever known
and the vote was unexpectedly large.
"floater' class by the provision that
ballots must be accepted only from
those whose names happily were upon
the great register of 1908. That reg
lister had been stuffed, it was felt.
though possibly only through the mis-
guided enthusiasm of registration Of
ficers who sought only their fee and
not the enlargement of their parties
Every automobile in the city was
active and many a patriot leaned
back on cushions in a buzz wagon
for the first time of his life. The
day was of the clearest. and likewise
was cold enough To chill the pedal
eXtremitieS of the less sanguine Of
the opposing partisans. There seemed
to he a general disposition early to
cOncede the city to the republicans
by 200 majority. a pleasant admission
assumed to mean the election Of
much of the county republican ticket
The ballot bothered much. for il
had thirty-four names in column
and there were four full columns. not
to mention the prohibition ticket on
the edge Most of the voters had
their own ideas about scratching and
the percentage of straights was bit
lower than normal. Voters laborious-
" toiled within the booths for even a
quarter Of an hour each, blocking
the game till the latter part of the
day. But most of the vote came
early and the buzz wagons had only
a light cleanup in the final raking
for eleventh hour voters.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
FALLS 200 FEET.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dee. 12.-J. +.
Greek, a machinist of FL Paso
divested himself of all his cloth
ing while on the nineteenth floor
of the Masonic Temple today
walked out upon an iron beam,
puffed nonchalantly at a cigar
cite for a few minutes and then
hurled his nude body to death
on the stone floor Of the rotun-
da 270 feet below. He fell on
the cigar case smashing it to
pieces. Ore leg struck Harry
Evans of Bay City, Mich. VINO
was purchasing cigars and broke
the latter's arm, ana knocked
him to the floor. He suffered
internal injuries and will prob
ably die. Greeks body was
smashed to a jelly and pieces Of
lass and wood were imbedded in
his flesh.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
OFFICIALS ENTER DENIALS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Emphatic
disclaimers were made today by the
state. war and navy departments of
possession Of any information cOnfir-
matory of the statements of former
consul A. C. Bryce that he was warn
ed of the approaching destruction of
the Maine, two days in advance. by
Cuban .sympathizers at Matanzas.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
BRITISH STEAMER IS
FIRED UPON BY ITALIAN
While Passing Through Red Sea Has
Her Bow Carried Away-Cap-
tain Apologies.

MARSEILLES. France. Dec. Il
The British steamer Baron Polworth.
which sailed from Manila November
s for this port. arrived today. and
reported she had been fired upon by
an Italian cruiser while passing
through the Red Sea November 80.
Her bows were badly damaged when
she came into port. The captain says
;he commander of the Italian cruiser
apologized for the occurrence
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13


Later returns Including parts Of
precincts in some instances and the
complete votes in several small towns
account for 1900 votes, or slightly
more than one-siXth of the total. As
in these returns the same ratio has
been maintained. and as the vote is
distributed throughout the entire state
il is believed they indicate that abou;
the same relative strength of the can
didates will be carried out.
The vote in the state will be about
10000, which is higher than the es-
timated figures given out yesterday
by committeeman and others
The maintenance of this ratio will
give Ashurst a lead over Cameron
his nearest competition Of 10S0. BY
this ration also Marcus 4. Smith will
get the advisory vote for one of Ari-
zona's senator's by 1922. The figures
also indicate a majority Of 4440 for
Carl Hayden for representative. Hunt
looks like a winner by 3174.
All the rest of the democratic state
ticket is probably elected. although al
republican headquarters there is q
claim that Fred Cleaveland has been
chosen secretary of state The returns
received W 10 four o'clock. however
indicate that Osborn has won BY Il
small majority. having been carried
through on the landslide. although
losing his own city and county.
Chairman Birdno Of the democratic
state central committee at l O'Clock
this morning said that he still insisted
that his claims of n majority of $500
to 1900 was about right though he
admitted he had no figures to bear il
out We did not carry Maricopa by
as heavy a majority as we predicted
hut the fight against us was centered
in Maricopa and our loss here is not
To be wondered at and will be more
than made up i'm other counties
The republicans insisted that the
constitution was not an issue but
the great mass of the voters evil
IDENTIFY did not agree with them. The
constitution was and is the issue and
the people have decided that il could
best be carried out by its friends.
believe they have chosen wisely and
that we will see Arizona redeemed 10y
the men today chosen by the people
to lead them out of the house OF
bondage in which they have spent
their unduly prolonged territorial eX-
istence"
p II. Hayes, secretary republican
state central committee at midnight
said: Returns are very slow and
am loath to make prediction on tho
figures at hand. At this time though
| am willing To concede that the in
dications are that the democrats have
a slight lead. They may carry the
state by 500 though returns from
outlying precincts may cut that esti-
mate down. Cleaveland for secretary
OF state is leading his ticket and will
be elected | am sure though / loob
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
For County Offices.

Total votes have come in from tho
following precincts, Phoenix No. 4.
Osborn. Murphy. Isaac. Glendale. Ar
ington. Vulture. Creighton. Johnstone,
Peoria. ScOttsdale. Wilson,
and Meridian. thus:
For State Senator.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
Only Partial Returns.

Individual candidates have taken the
:ull returns available at various courS-
as and added thereto such bulletins
S they could receive applicable 10 their
cases. and by watching the count in
the unfinished wards OF Phoenix, have
an advanced line on their votes. BuE
the complete figures at press time this
morning. were available on only eight
cen of the thirty-nine precincts in the
county In some instances there were
missing figures even in those.
These eighteen precincts represented
a voting strength of approximately one
thousand probably not one quarter of
the total vote cast in the county. 1t
will therefore be seen that there is
opportunity for much change in the
face of things yet. though if the demo-
cratic trend is maintained there can
be no change that will be comforting
To rpDublicanS
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
|NSURGENT DEMOCRACY IS
TRIUMPHANT IN ARIZONA

Marcus Smith and Ashurst for Senator'S Hayden for
Representative and Hunt for Governor Have Won
According to all the Indications This Morn
ing by Vote That Approaches the Pro
portions of a Landslide.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
The Very Latest.

The latest before press time was
the completing of the count in the
Third ward. the second of the four
Phoenix wards TO be finished. Adding
the totals in that ward to those of the
punched precincts given in the tables
below. the following is secured as the
latest figures on senators. represen-
tative, governor and secretary:
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
PHILLIPS IS SAVED FROM
THE POLITICAL DISASTER

Democratic Landslide That Swept Over the Entire State
of Arizona Hit This County With Stunning Force
Yesterday and Nearly All the Republican
Ticket Has Gone Down to Defeat Un
der Cyclone of Ballots.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13
Recall Amendment.

Recall Amendment.
The amendment eliminating the re-
call from the constitution has carried
by so great a majority that early in
the evening the figures concerning it
lost interest and it was but little re-
fcrred to in the later returns.
For Senator.
In eighteen precincts. Phoenix No.
l. Phoenix No, 4. Osborn, Murphy.
Isaac, Glendale. Arlington, Vulture.
Creighton. Johnstone. Liberty. Palo
Verde Riverside, Peoria. Scottsdale.
Wilson. Morriston. Meridian. the total
vote is as follows:
Total
Smith. NJ. a. sos
Cameron ........... ......-...-.. .Sz3
Smith. II. A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1856
For Representative.
For representative in the same pre-
cincts the vote was:
Hayden ........... ..-........ .lU-f
w lIIlinlS ........... 20"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13

At two-thirty O'Clock this morning
the following statement was made to
The Republican by George W. T.
Hunt, democratic governor elect:
Partial returns from five precincts
in ella county show that l have a
majority of $50 over Judge Wells.
The fragmentary reports that l have
received from over parts of the terri
tory are most encouraging and from
ali information received l feel con
fident of carrying the territory by a
good margin 1t looks as if my ban
ror vote VIII be received in ella coun-
". The state democratic ticket vii!
carry Gra county by $50.
GEORGE ". r. HUNT"
At three O'Clock this morning thir-
ty-five precincts in various parts Of
the state. including partial returns
from M3ricopa. ella, Mohave, Apache.
Yuma. Cochise. Piral, Pima, Green
lee. Graham, Navajo, and Coconino
counties show the following votes for
the federal ticket
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13

II you have money to lend or you wish
to borrow on first mortgage real estate
security, see
L. E. PASCOE
10 North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-13

Continued on Page p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-21
MT. DESERT.

George Arnold and family, Of Brooklinc,
Mass, are at their cottage, "Brightside. !"
Mrs. Emily E. Anterior, who has spent
the winter in Bangor, Is at her old home
here.
Miss Kathie Richardson, who has been
working in Bar Harbor all winter, is
home.
Mrs. Bunker. who has been living in
one OF the Pray cottages, has moved to
Mullen hill into one OF NJ. L. Aliens
houses.
Miss Charlotte Walker, who has been in
Boston the past week, returned home
Wednesday, accompanied by her sister
Dorothea.
J. ]. Somes one day last week started to
burn some brush, when the wind fresh
ened and soon the fire spread over his
pasture. He called aid to get IL under con-
troll.
Lyman Somes, who went to Bangor q
short time ago to have an operation on
his face, has returned home much i'm
proved in health. His wife accompanied
him.
June r. H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-21
PRETTY MARSH.

Miss Laura Haynes is at work at the
Freeman house.
Fred Bartlett has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he has employment.
Miss Ramona Carter has gone to North
east Harbor for the summer.
School closed June 9, after successful
year under Miss Eleanor Kittredge, OF
West Eden.
Miss Adelaide smallidge has gone to
Seal Haroor to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Snow.
Services will be held at the schooIhouse
Thursday evenings at $50 through the
summer, by Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF HuI's
Cove.
The first automobile to make the trip
from Ellsworth to West fremont, passed
through here one morning last week, when
F. w. Lunt and wife brought theirs
through ct the early hour OF $50 q. IN.
June II. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-21
SEAL HARBOR.
THELMA.


William McNaughton has gone to Kineo
for the summer.
Edgar Pung has returned from Massa-
cbusetts where he has been employed sew
eral months.
Fred Mckenzie recently purchased a
pair OF handsome black horses from John
Hobbs, which he will use in driving
Bishop Macksy Smith the coming season.
A. E. Clement has the work OF building
the roundturn and grading the grounds
At the Manning cottage. Mr.. Clement has
built some OF the finest drives on the
island.
Summer guests are arriving daily. The
cottages have all been rented, and by the
last OF the month all will be occupied.
The Glencove hotel, Seaside Inn and Jor-
dan Pond house are open.
Archie Potter arrived from Kineo and
accompanied his family to Bangor last
Thursday. Mr.. Potter will resume his
work at Kineo, while his wife and daugh-
ter will visit in Bangor during the sum-
mer.
School closed Friday, June /, after q
successful years work. The grammar
school has been taught by Miss Boying-
ton, OF bee; the intermediate by Misl
Campbell, OF Hall Quarry, and the pri-
mary by Grace Maddocks, OF Saltwater.
June II. REX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-06-21
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. T. h. Peters has returned from .
visit with friends in Bangor and Els
worth.
H. @. Grace, Of Boston, was . guest oil
Mrs. T. H. Peters last week ct the home Of
her sister, Mrs. A. M. Moon.
Will B. blaisdell has returned from Ban
gor, where he was graduated from the Law
school. Mr.. Blaisden is one of our en-
terprising young men, and hosts OF
friends wish him the success he deserves
in his chosen vocation.
Friends here OF Mrs. Marian Bunker
were saddened to learn of her death last
week at her home in Franklin. Sym
patty is extended to the stricken family.
Mrs. Arno Bowden was called to Frank
lin Saturday to attend the funeral OF her
sister, Miss Sarah Bragdon, whose death
occurred at Northeast Harbor last We'd
nesdsy.
Friday was Forester's field day here,
and was attended by many from out OF
town. The grand chief ranger, from Port
land, and tine district chief ranger, from
st. Stephen, n. B., were present, and five
candidates were put through. Dinner and
supper were served by the ladies of the
companion court. All pronounced the day
both instructive and pleasant.