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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

The Il. W. Mullen Relief Corps will
observe Washington birthday ut the
horne OF Mr.. and Airs. Frank Perkins,
Romans Corner. A Picnic dinner viii
he aerfed ri,c husbass:s a. members,
are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

The fourth of the series Of Par
cnt', meetings will, h" held TUESDAY
afternoon 1t the Western AVenu"
school. The sam" program as mas
beer carried uut NJ the oth,f schools
~, such occasions will be observed.
ard il is hoped that 3 large num-
be- IF the parents and friends will b"
pres,nt during the Afternoon hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

The management of the Waterville high
school annual fair has selected March l.;
and IA for the dates of the concert and
drama. The concert by the glee club will
he held on the first evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Club will be held at ..3p
Tuesday evening at the Library hall.
Tie program viii be in charge of the
NJ .lSil committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

" red hot chiraney at IT." home q
George Wilson Dalton street, called
ont the Hook & Ladder truck and
crow or amen about $40 Monday eve
ming, The chiIlnov vas in badly
consnst2d condition and the ontira
hcusn &ae I'LL a y 18th smoke. Three
clio micais were used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
W|NSLOW.

Eusssa Weeks 81 Nassalboro vas the
guest Srnday of Nh. and Mrs. +. W
T9wle.
Mr. and Mrs 9. y. Flood We're
calling ~ friends in this vicinity SAT-
,irdaN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

Invitations for The Biiliken's dane
ms party - Id held AT the Ell:s' hat
on Thu "sday evening. Feb. -. arc
out. ,rie :nu sic viii tc furnished hy
tnc | nahy Sisters Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

A Division Whist party will be held
Tuesday evening 10y the New England
Order Of Protection at the E.lks' hall,
which will be followed by a social
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

A stated conclave of st. Omer Com-
mandery. No. 10, X. T., will be held
at 80 Wednesday evening. Feb. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

The Billikens will hold a social dane
ing party at the Elks hall on THURSDAY
evening, Feb. q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

A special communication of Waterville
Lodge No. SO. f. 4; a. NJ will he held
Monday evening, at : o'clock for work in
the entered apprentice degree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

Mrs. Charles NJ, Richardson and daugh-
ter of Augusta were visiting friends in
the city Saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

v ~ superior quality ana some ~ u
h1- found w. Way 80 De canton maj
bot tn. tu mined 300 kwanssi is
rfudch sm'lt,d ou tho spot 1nd sent
down to WuohoW ron export as TIN
slabs. \ few years ago the high
price which anthony reached ON tao
Hungkou- market prompted the mcr-
chants o' WuchoN 60 Install ar ants.
mony sm,lior 10 thlt place. bat as tho
p.tc' 90 autimouS dropped soon after
90 NORMAL hsurca. ihc smoitor has
since remained idlo. Qui ksllycr mln-
ms ma. boon utt, mptcd .a TWoichoN
ny au Nnrln-FrcuDh syndicate. but
with Iu success. coat is found
Throughout EWmrtunu prop. O. ANA n
~. ieuud OF iiNuuu. but is worked
"u.t D., native methods and ON "a smnl'
s.1i' % Is Indifferent quality and
tcHr,'.t hruro. as ap trtici, OF com
mtr0i1l Importance The tin mines of
E"rhu Iu Nuuuun ar, exceptional. ps
'h't 'rc operated Bog advanced moth
ods. Thcy have bc,u described 20
d'iN ."n.ulor and tr'ir reports ;'r
Aprii ., lHll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

tilei % suit against the BIG Eve Min
ing company tor two.thrdg ,utvr-
est n rho group of claims owned nS
the company The plaintiffs rontond
that they N,ro supplsing Amos .Ad-
AIMS Oh, orisinul locator. With a grub
stake. ou an agreement thst ,t.h Was
g." have % third interest iu uil ioca-
lions made by him The stockholders
claim that Livingston ana Riley had
Withdrawn from the partnership have
ing refused 90 continue furnishing
supplies some time before the claims
Worc located
Chloride.
William Stalisu,th has discovered
fou ot ore near tne old Juno mime
that gives $50 ia gold aud sac ia til-
scr The pay strcak g only about Is
inches IA thickness The vein a. an-
other point ls four feet Wide ana ave
eragcs about 81 In gold and s. IA
silver
Nogal,s
The ppwmutt Development COM
puny AZ Nogal,s has bonded the Mon
taua group of eight claims II is the
! intention oi th, now owners To bogin
1 work AT once. The ore from the prop
Uty is lead-s,ltrr carrying Il llt,l"
gold and some zinc. and VIII require
concentration ana gthcr preparation
before 10 becomes marketable
Tucson.
% be- predicted that the Sasco smclt-
',r Nul b, blown boz ut July with thc
'old ~addi. Mountain mine JOSS teo main
I ,r. ..Ir.tl ItN.t.raf#.ua IN tn. 5000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
A GREAT PHYSICIAN
What He said OF Icrms That Cause
biScasc.

N pa.teur snmplimes called tho
Giratcst Physician often said: 81 be-
ADyr that Ns shall oao day rid tho
world OF ala diseases that are caused
ay germs"
or AN OF the diseases caused By
gcrm4 oatgrrh is one Of the most
per .etaut ard loathsome. Catarrh
can Do. cured out only by destroying
th, germs.
Breath" HYOMET tpronouncc II
II E3-0-mo) and cure catarrh By XII.
.us the germs The HYOMEI meth
ud b. tho only sensible method, Doe
cause sou breathe the highly ANTE
s.piD and germ Killing air directly
over tho entire membrane iE,Oi 'd
win .ltarrh gorms
UNoMll will cure cataith FH PC
may Doe some complicated cas. who're
70 HU rN, but the chanD.. ... ton
G. one ln It's favor, ana th. sufferer
from o1tqrrh takes no 1853. ...tu5g
uYpMEf il "a guaraut Wydv.
ANA II i doesn't cure j a. DN.rlly
.uiu refund the purcna pi...
HYoMEI viii also sIr. BOB lut re-
llef and cure In urYu.Ht.s. coughs.
oolds ANA GROUP IS uH,to outnl.
Including hard rubber leErt inhaler,
costs only 800 D. yu now own a
IINpne inhaler sou rln srt "a bottle
lof HYoMEl nr N o.uts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
CARLSBAD COUNTRY
PEACH CROP BIG
Banner Year This Season;
Many Shipments to Be Made
TO New York; Fruit Men to
Can Culls.


carlsbad. y. NJ. Juno 10 Every
Indication is that the peach crop 90
be- raised here this year viii be- a ban
ucr crop ~ an particulars Tho crop
for the most part ls t. Doe shipped To-
Now York city tn, Crut men here
have bought the Lakewood canning
plant and viii can thc culls here.
The culs Of THESE aue carlsbad
peaches viu equal the very best in
any other country
There ia larec irrigation project
% De- launched on the Delaware utcr
in Texas about ~ miles south ot hero.
and Win consist of 10000 acres 90
fine land Parties from Chicago Mil
finance w, scheme and large rrsrr-
yoirs viii p, built Cor storage.
u R llarkry Nho accidentally got
n5u trouble 80 ElIdl Yesterday ny hIt
ting man with a Htick arrived bore
Tins evening on Tho loelI iram E"s.
wen Nh uark.N hHa been here f"i
40 years and his many ifi.uis are
saueug. tnut hr vll hat, Up trouble
Boo explaining the uufortuuat. occur
I,uc, az a., pNam,uiua trs TH' r'-
port today that tho mIr .s "'i H.T'-
I ouslF hurt az ilarN' Save ."ud
! and Wls released
Th.r, r o. ,lt.,ui rruuu .ruw tho
t.r, eost authority that tur luNu'a
,nngaug aHU u..ld nr1, .U, plant
/ II has already th, tasi v''r puW't
thu is'uuuz.d das tut usnt ana Che
I roN, for b, 81, plant would cost
]
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
HEARST WILL ENTER
ARIZONA FIELD

PhncniN Ariz, june l2-Tb, press
"ncv OF Max lhW4ou. general manager
Of tn Loo Angcios Examiner, iu rEu-
nix last week, has given rise to thc
story that william Randolph Hearst
ia socKins % newspaper and incidental.
rs a political toothold in Arizona
Mr. lhmson came 60 Phoenix from
1>loson, whore th,rr was muoh talk
OF tentative NEGOTIATIONS botwron him
aud George koli for tho purchase ny
Hearst ut the Tucson star.
II was only recently that n was dn-
thoritIiiyely announced f9om the
headquarters camp Of tho great yell
lpW journalist thpt Nj Hearst would
son enter three .man towns Win
new spnpcr4 so other explanation at
The statement was given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
SPECIAL EDITION FOR
The MESILlA
VALLEY
Several Thousand Bic Nun
bers of the Rio Grande r..
publican Will Be Distnbut.
ed On Post Card Day
,>pcc,a Correspondent 80 the Herald,

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
SEVERE STORM HITS
|. CARLSBAD FRIDAY
Lightning Strikes Big Bridge
Tearing it to Splinters and
Valuable Mare and Colt Are
Killed by Bolt.
tsp.siai Correspondence To ucraIdJ

Especial Correspondence Ia iicraldD
Carlsbad, n a., june ~ There
wac q sever thunder storm eano NJ
here Fridag about O'Clock Tne
lightning struck q bridge over IA, Dix
canal about one milo Ncst of toWn
ana tore II into Ninulins 10 ALSO
Killed H fine mare aud three
months OLD colt bolpnging 10 l.. T..
Hoster rosidorr engineer of IN" rccla-
nation service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
MINES Of CHINA
UNOEVELOPEO
Wonderful Resources of I'm.
perial Empire Almost I'm.
touched Policy flinders Ac.
tivities and Foreign Capital

canton. ChH.. . Ihc four
provinces of ..I..iuuG. kWoi.hoN
Hd Yufhhu. r.l Itul tao consul.
pr district 40. CANTON. uos-o,s mncfal
.i,sourpos of .i..t variety uud riyh-
.U.-- 8oid D. ...r washed for c.u-
.Il.i,s from I'll .r. .. uUuau Su.
...I mines ar. ..... .u al Ilur prov
.uur4. aud ar worked a pafe-
.IIFjunp, XIV. .t.... tud u tho KN,i
.II..,u. Kvau..... .I.ue ..mItoreign
.u.- IN. r... ....fttut d,pu.Its
.t05 have boo. ...u.I @, ao, extent
.u ihlS dstr ... tu. SiHuuif,rrus
'uHc- zoe KI,.. NDust.z u..,u.
,Nuuun. ana ti ...uugIuu. In ram
.usu. ninnau N ku.nm alone has
Ilu, eonSid,r.. .I..u., bcou mltr
howard mode. .ut.U. mining Iron.
.uul. conner nm.uy. orpimeut.
| .ld ana mrE. .I, found u yar-
Ilu. urctions .. aIp .I.t u VARY.
u- montto. di0.r.ut gual-
itc4.
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lut ,xpprt oi... u.s. muog,d up.
lDu tn. outruf .. uIn,a DO. Tia, con.
lru rovcrnm,ut Nn.. rr mot to
br Yprn,d nirH ...r. has boon oh.
IauDd from tI. BOARD pf commerce, "a
Iur mt tn nru.,. ..d "a r.rnft tn
loporltc. Minirs concessions must not,
boz. ovor go epu.... O.is1-a uilst In
al,u ana the Ipu.th may MOI b, more
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
S.S.S. sLoS 6of poisoN

Contagious Blood Poison maness itself the most oathsome
symptoms such liberated mouth and throat oppercoored
and and ulcers different portions the body The
the hair fall out and sometimes the ganduar system
attacked No medicine Contagious Blood Poison which
does rid the circulation OF every particle the nSdous
virus The least faint left the blood will break out areSh when>
treatment left off SSS the real and for Conta
gouS Blood Poison into the circulation and by removing
every particle Of the poison and adding rich healthy qualities the
blood forever this powerful disorder All who suffer with this
disease themselves the privacy Of their homes
SSS and following instructions contained Home Treatment
Book which we Will send together with any medical advice desired
free Of charge. SIS. is for sale drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

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Uniform en- route ana IN camp cN-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12

~ yHu want stylish horse and
buggy ..e W T. Trmh'e. ma North
Second SO Phone Nu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-12
NATIONAL GUARD
CAMP ORDERS
General Orders Number ii Is.
sued by Adjutant General
Brookes in Regard to Bicn.
NAL Encsmpment 81 Militia

u,ira EH. b. ISSUED bt tI.Y..'
Conc" s s NIuokog. ar, .,il....
biennial 'noampmout a.. ..
..H.I Gsu.d .h.DH NIll occU N .
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-08
MISSOURI MAYOR
HAS VANISHED
Welded Police Matron of
Springfield and Then Sud-
denly Left His Bride

Springfield. Mo-, April S-Robert E..
Lee, Mayor Of Springfield. married
Mrs. Kate Cozzens, police matron. last
Friday. At noon Sunday he disap-
peared. Since then neither his wife
nor his friends have seen him, al
though it is believed some of his rela-
tives know where he Is. Mrs. Lee Is
i'll at their apartment, but discusses
freely the disappearance of the Mayor,
although denying strenuously that
there has been a separation.
A great stir was created in social
and church circles when the announce
ment was made that Mayor Lee and
Mrs. Cozzens had been married. May
or Lees first wife died about two
years ago, leaving two children. When
the latter heard of the step their ia
Their had taken they left the Lee home
and went to live with an aunt. They
refuse to accept the ex-police matron
as their stepmother.
Mrs. CoZZenS was married to Mayor
Lee three months after the death of
her husband Her desk was next to
that of the Mayor in his office. The
couple were the subject Of much gos-
sip before their marriage.
Mayor Lee is vice president OF the
Hobart-Lee Tea Company and is
wealthy. He is a deacon In the South
Street Christian church. Mrs. Lee was
formerly probation officer in Buffalo,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-08
NEGRO LYNCHED
BODY R|DDLED
WITH BULLETS
Especial from United Press. !,

Lawrenceville, Ga, April ga mob
dragged Charley Hale, negro, from the
Jail here. early today. and hanged him
to nearby telegraph pole. AS the
form of the negro was raised aloft, a
volley of pistol shots sent bullets
through the suspended body.
Hale brutality assaulted Mrs. C. c..
Williams, a white woman near here
yesterday. The mob was not formed
until after midnight. when the Off
Gals thought danger had passed.
G. c. Williams, husband of the
Negroes victim, is paralyzed in both
arms. When he returned to his
home, yesterday afternoon, he found
Hale in his house. Mrs. Williams
was then unconscious On account
of his affliction Williams was unable
to cope with the negro and rushing
to a neighboring farmhouse gave the
alarm. A posse chased the negro TO
swamp where he confessed, after
his capture. He was brought here
concealed under the seat of a buggy
and placed in jail. The Judge prom
ised to convene the Grand Jury, to-
day, and condemn the negro to death
within twenty days. This, it was
hoped, would satisfy the mob but
after remaining quiet long enough to
restore confidence, the Infatuated
citizens overpOwered Sheriff Garner
and forced him to surrender the Jail
keys.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-08
CALEB POWERS
Is OSTRAClzED
Kentucky Democrats Re-
fuse to Serve on House
Committees with
Him

Washington, April 8-Representative
Caleb Powers of Kentucky, Repub-
lican. whose Democratic colleagues
have announced that they will not
serve with him on any committee of
the House, has left for Kentucky to
look after his home interests.
The plan of the Democratic mem
bers from Kentucky to ostracfze Mr..
Powers, if successful, will prevent the
Kentuckian from serving on any of
the important committees Of particular
interest to his constituents and dis
trict, including Ways and Means, Jul
dietary. War Claims, Rules, Agricul-
ture, Expenditures, Military Affairs,
Mines and Mining. Invalid Pensions,
and others. on all of which are Ken
lucky Democrats.
The election of Powers, the Ken
lucky Democrats have been advised,
cannot be contested on the ground of
loss of citizenship by reason of his
conviction Of completely in the murder
of Gov. Goebel. because citizenship
was restored by pardon
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JOHNSON QUITS TEAM;
GOES home TO KANSAS
Senator's ''Phenom" Twir-
Ter Still Refuses to Sign
Contract and is Dismissed

Atlanta, Ga, April 8-Walter john
son, the American League twirler of
the Senators. who was summarily dis
missed from the training camp by or
der of Manager McAleer late Thurs
day afternoon, boarded the 4:10 train
yesterday afternoon for his home, in
Coffeyville, Kansas.
Johnson's departure was the sole
subject of conversation during the day.
Immediately after dinner the players
trooped into the hotel lobby and gath
cred in little groups. Manager NC
Aler also appeared and chatted with
friends. Johnson was absent. He
had gone to pack up.
When he walked out from the eleva-
tor the veteran, Tom Hughes, Dolly
Gray, Kid Eberfeld and Street plainly
told him he was foolish to think of
refusing to sign his contract.
Johnson was obdurate. He stub
bornly refused to accept the advice of
his friends. simply saying, They won't
give me what I want and / don't in
tend to sign up for what they Offer"
Johnson had been holding out all
spring for a big advance in salary, and
was Of the opinion that he is worth
$500 year to the Washington club,
while the club believed it was reward
ing him handsomely by rendering him
a contract for $500. Johnson trained
faithfully with the team at Atlanta,
but refused to sign the contract. He
was reported to be rounding into great
condition and it was believed that be-
fore the season opened the pitcher and
the club would come to some sort of
compromise.
Before leaving the hotel Johnson
shook hands all around, waiting until
the last to say good-by to McAleer.
AS the two clasped hands Johnson
simply said: 'Good-by, Jim," and the
manager answered, "Good-by, Walter
The big twirler finally turned and
walked out of the hotel
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Portuguese Cruiser
Hot After Mutineers
Especial from United Press. }

Lisbon, April 8.-The cruiser Ada
master was ordered, today, to scour
the coast in search of the arsenal
mutineers who, last night, seized a
steamboat and put to sea after they
had been repulsed by the arsenal
force. Unless caught It is feared the
mutineers will land and either try to
frement a new revolt or begin plum
dering shipping.
After completing this work the Ad-
amaster will be sent to Oporto to
overawe the Monarchists in this dis
trict.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-08

DEMOCRATS IN
THE MAJORITY
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United PresS.)
Washington, April 8-The most inn
portant outcome of the contest for
chairman of the Democratic Senate
Conference, progressive Senators de-
clared, today, was the disclosure that
a majority of the Democrats are pro-
gressive. Senator Martin, of Vir-
ginia, conservative, won by 81 to 16,
but his victory was due, they say, to
the votes of progressive Senators.
There is no doubt. at ALL" said
Senator Owen, (Dem., Okla.), today,
''that a majority of the Al Democrats
in the Senate are militant progress
sives. They number at least 20 or g.
1t is true some Democratic members
of the Senate voted in 1909 for a tax
on lumber, iron ore and hides. I, N.Y.
self, voted for tax on oil. was
sorry for it afterwards. I believe that
none of these votes will be repeated %
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska one
of the new members who voted for
Shively, said today. that he saw re-
Elected in the conference vote a ma
jority of progressive Senators.