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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-11-15

Isaac Mayo, one Of BrookIin's most re-
spected citixena, after an illness Of less
than three weekh. disa Wednesday even
ing, November 8.
Dor sixty-seven years ago. He married
Miss Sarah +. Gilley, OF that place. No
children were born to them, but they
adopted Q little girl from the Portland
children's home seventeen years ago.
In the early years OF Mr.. Mayo's life he
went mackerel fishing and taught school
winters until he was appointed store
keeper for the Brooklin grange store,
which place he held five years, winning
many friends. From this place he went
into the shipping-rorm OF the sardine fac
tory, which place he held until his death.
MIR. Mayo united with the Brooklin hap
tist church with pis wife thirty-three
years ago. He was made Mason at south
west Harbor forty-three years ago. When
the lodge WAS instituted here he was
transferred, and he held the Office OF
marshal here over twenty years. He was
charter member OF Brooklin lodge, /. o. o.
F., and Center Harbor Rsbckah lodge. Tie
was member OF Minnewaukon Royal
Arch chapter OF Sedgwick and o: the Rock
land council.
Mr.. Mayo was a man OF fine disposition,
genial to meet and obiiging as neigh Dor
and friend. honest in all his dealings, and
OF a kindly heart. Ills death il q distinct
neglected to attend. He always had some
helpful word to say to his pastor, whom
he always upheld. In the lodge room,
where his genial presence made all gather
ings = pleasure to attend, he was ever
ready with his ready wit hen called up
on to speak. In his work, his fellow
workers will miss his pleasant talk. To
his neig bors and friends, who have never
called for help from him in vain, among
the children, where, "Uncle Ike" WAS
q universal favoritc, aud to the widow,
daughter, brothers, sisters, nieces and
nephews, who have always locked to him
as wise counsellor, his death brings great
sadness.
Mr. Mayo leaves 1 widow. an adopted
daughter, two sisters - Mrs. John Man
chester, OF Bar Harbor, and Mrs. Byron
Carter, OF Sout invest Harbor; two brothers
Benjamin and Byron Mayo, OF Southwest
Harbor, besides many nieces and nephew
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon, at the home which was crowded
to the piszxa. Saskeag lodge, r. and A.
NJ. and Eggemoggin lodge, OF Sedgwick,
| attended in q body; also Center Harbor
| Rebekah lodge. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. there being large
| pieces from the Mssous and Odd Fellows
| lodges, and large bouquet from the Re-
bekah lodge besides many others. Ma
| sonic services were held at the grave.
| The sympathy OF the whole community
| goes out to the bereaved ones.
Nov. 13. USE FEMME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
TO Be OOUBLE-TRACKED
AS ORIGINALLY PLANNED
Congress Heights improve
ment Association Members
Discuss Railway Plans.

That the work OF doubIc-tracking the
street railway line to Congress Heights,
along Nichols avenue, will be carried out
Is originally planned is the belief of the
members of the Public Improvement As
ISOLATION of that place. evidenced at
a meeting held last evening in the Town
Hall, on Alabama avenue. Plans for this
work have all been prepared but work
far has not been started, because the
AnacoStia association has requested the
commissioners to direct the railway COM
pany to place its power under ground from
the bridge. along Nichols avenue To Tai
bert street. The members of the ass ,
citation declare that this latter project
should not Interfere with the doub!e-track
system, and a committee composed Of
G.. r.. Kennedy, Edward j. NeWcomb and
a. 4. Mckay will call upon Vice Presi-
dent George II. HarrieS of the Wash
ingtou Railway and Electric Company in
the near future to ascertain the cause for
the delay in starting work. \ letter from
Vice President Harries. stating that this
work would he done the early part of
1911 was read again last evening.
Hearty Endorsement Of the movement
for the establishment of an nebriate asv-
lum in the District of Columbia was eN-
pressed, and Il resolution is to he for
Warded to the commissioners and Con
gTpSS to that effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
His Unshingled Roof.

Nicholas LongWorth, whose rounded
head has not felt the glory of a waving
mass of herbivorae-his own words-for
years and years. started off with a rush
to defend his own state OF unshingled
roof and to condemn the display OF
whiskers.
He went for" former Senator Carter,
who was likened TO Uncle Sam. with that
long white beard of his. Representative
IongNorth 81 Wit was greeted with roa RS
of laughter, all taken into account by
Tlmekeeper Wiley. When the ten minutes
had gone by Mr.. Longworth asked
whether or not the Interruptions had been
taken out
The Interruptions, said DR.. Wiley,
were the best part of your argument
And with that sally in repartee DR..
Wiley subsidized for the rest OF the even
ing.
i am not willing to assume" said the
representative from Ohio, that baldhead-
edness is in any sense a handicap either
in public or private life. I shall there
fore leave the affirmative side TO my CO.
fiddler. Senator Taylor | want to say
though, that all of us have the choice at
birth of hair or brains. You must admit
that the present condition of ba Id men is
eXcusa bic. The condition of the dis
putants on the other side is entirely in
eXCuSd BILE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Ancient Whiskeritis.

Centuries ago whiskertis was all
right. The beard in those DAYS was re-
specta BILE. 1t was an evidence of good
faith. IT is related, though. that on Joa b
approached AMI and laid his fingers
upon his beard with Il desire to kiss him
He neglected to note that Joab had a
sword and he was promptly snitten be-
meath the fifth rib. Any one of YOU
members Of the press who go into Uncle
Joe's committee room and place Your
fingers on his WhiSkers and kiss him
" 10 do you think would get il under the
RIBS?
bcbater IonsWorth's arguments about
Whi>kerS assumed q personal vein toward
Senator Carter:
Whenever an eXpectant officesecker
applied to Senator Carter for a jotl--aud
there were many Of them and all were
promised iobs-wheneVer the senator de-
sired his secretary to know that the
promise was a dead one ne gently stroked
his whiskers. When he intended 10 carry
out the promise he left his Whiskers
cs-es-escheWed-I think that is the word -
nd he fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Cheaper Phones Endorsed.

The resolution recently introduced in
congress to compel the telephone com
pany TO reduce the rate on res dence
phones from 81 per month 10 $50, and
to give the business phones an unlimit-
ed service. was indorSed, after much
discussion of the merits of the bill
Some were of the opinion that the
present rates were satisfactory. but "a
prevailing opinion was that ospec. ally
could the rates on residence telephones
be reduced
It was also voted To renew request
to Maj. Sylvester to have mounted
policeman. with motor cycle. Several
members declared automobiles had
been seen going through the suburb
~ the rat" of fifty or sixty miles an
hour, when the limit WAS twenty miles.
y request that speed limit signs be
placed along the important thorough
fares is to he made.
President ". w. Price was unable tc
attend and requested. through Mr. Me
NAY. that the present committees act
until further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
LADIES' NIGHT OBSERVED
BY SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
Lieut.. Charles F. Cannon Delivers
an Interesting Illustrated
Lecture on China.

Last night was the frst ladies
night" of the season of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral Sd and
r streets northwest More than five
hundred guests were in attendance. In
addition to an organ recital by Prof
William Atkinson. which won the warm
appreciation of the large audience,
solos were sung by j. Walter Hum
phrey with Harry G. kimball as ac-
companist and refreshments were
served
But the distinct feature Of the even
ing was an illustrated lecture. with
set and moving pictures colored by
Chinese artists, given by Lieut. Charles
+. Cannon, military instructor in the
Chinese army and registrar of the
Scottish Rite bodies Of Shanghai, China
The lecture was entitled Present day
China" The views. many of artistic
beauty and deeply interesting. together
with the ACCOMMODATING lecture. gave
the audience an insight into China
vouchsafed few who have not travelled
as widely and with such intimate ac-
quaiHt8uce with the people of that
country as Lieut.. Cannon.
DR.. Francis T.. Gibson, commanding
what is known as the Camp Guard Of
Albert Pike IonSiStory, With his cont
mand acted as n reception committc &c
and SAW throughout the evening to the
comfort of the large number of ladies
present Allen BusSiuS of the executive
committee of the rite acted as master
of ceremonies
Preceding the reception and entertain
ment business meeting of the rite was
held for the election cf candidates, t"
make the preliminary plans for tho May
class of initiates. consider bond invest
ments and the transaction of other i'm
portant business. Judge James II. Ne
Intosh presided AT the meeting, when
Cas also attended by Sterling Kerr, ir..
deputy of the Supreme Council for the
District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
STRONG ST0MACHS
Make Strong Men
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Stop Stom-
ash Misery in Five
Minutes.

Stops The gas. the s"urness. The mi..rv tho
lea, mess in five minutes.
Keep a box of NI-O-NA stomach tablets in
YOUR home and you've got 1h" best stomach
doctor In the world right with you
Garry few With you: take or two after
hearty neal aud have fear Of stomach
distress.
They thoroughly cleanse the stomach and
bowels neu1raliz" the poisonous gases and ron
der them harmless.
If YOU 70 eaten too much. drank 100 much
smoked too much during the evening t,le
two Mi-c-na tablets before retiring and sw.Lo
with smile IN the morning.
Milo na isn't purCatire patent medicine
bear that in mind. It's the best all around nre
scripti"n for indigestion and ailments arisi,,
from upset stomach ever written.
Guaranteed ia end indigestion. dizziness hill
iousness. nervousness, headache, consultation
vomiting Of pregnancy, sea sickness
foul breath. night Sweat~. had dreams coated
tongue, lapgud feeling. or money hack
And box only costs ~ cents q, lanes oDou
Hell's aud druggists everywhere. FREQ ,ri.,
treatment from R""th's Hyome; CO. Erna,o y
y. who ais" manufacture HyomCi, III world. :
famous catarrh remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
IN MEMORY OF THE GRAY.
Former Confederates Will Assemble
at Arlington June II.

At a meeting of the United Confed-
crate Veterans Camp, No. Ill last
night in the Memorial Home, 1922 Yer
mont avenue, committees were ap-
pointed to arrange for memorial serv-
ices in the Arlington National ceme-
terry on Confederate Memorial day,
June IL Members of the camp will
meet at o'clock Thursday afternoon
to attend the funeral of Ma: J. Me
Dowell Darlington
The following delegates to the an
nual Confederate reunion. to be held
in Little Rock. Ark, May Il, Is and
10. were elected:
Capt. John NJ. Hickey, Capt. 4. G.
Grayson. Joseph Baumer. Edward 2.
Jones, John T. Callaghan, Q. J. Moat,
Capt L. S. Brown, Capt. II. H. Mar
maduke, Or William r Young, Will
liam a. Gordon. 4. r. Matthews, James
f. Payne. NJ. S. Thompson. J. A Be
thune, Joseph S. Reynolds. Fl. =. King,
f. S. Denny and Capt. D. N. Estes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
HIGH SCHOOL PARADE,
Annual Review of Cadet Regiment
Next Thursday Afternoon.

y change III The date of the annual
parade and review of the High School
Cadet Regiment was found necessary to-
day. and a tremendous lot of F1ustling
on the part Of school officials and mill
tarE officers was the result. Next Thurs
day afternoon AT = o'clock on the ellipse
is the new date. The change was made
necessary because the Marine Band sud
denly found out that it had to play at
the White House garden party Friday OF
this week. and as that date had already
been set for the High School Regiment
review great many schedules had TO be
changed
Gen. Leonard Wood L. S. A, Is TO re-
view the parade. He had another engage
ment for Thursday afternoon. but said
he would he sure 10 be On hand 10 sec
the cadets rparo'l by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03

Franklin Whole Wheat
Flour. pkg ....... 25c
\ & p Flour, barrel. -. 5000
\ & T Flour. in sacks.
I2c. 23c. ,2Sc. sc and SI.5o
\ < 7 Graham Flour. bag..I2c
Heckers Rye Flour. bag. .ISc
Quaker Cornmeal. pkg. .Ioc
Ralston : Breakfast Food,
pkg. lac
Malt breakfast Food, pkg lie
II O Presto, pkg. ..... .Ioc
Mothers Corn Flakes. pkg oc
Pettiiohns Breakfast Food.
pkg. 49,. l. PC
II. Q. Oats. pkg ...I4c
\ & p Corn,tarch. pkg. &c
Duryca Cornstarch. pkg. Ioc
\ & p Minute Tapioca.
\ & 7 Pearl Tapi"ca. pkg. sc
Pet Evaporated Milk. tall
cans. ; for..e5 &c
Peerless Erapcratcd Milk,
tall cans. : for....25c
\ & p Fvaporated Milk.
tall cans. !, Pc
Van Camp ; I:vaporatcd
Milk, tall cans. 3 Tor. .25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
BEARD OR BALD HEAD
Whether or Not Man Is Happy
With Either.
DISCUSSED AT PRESS CLUB
Distinguished Debaters Endeavor to
Settle a Weighty Problem.
REGARDED AS DRAWN BATTLE
Referee Dodges, Speaker Clark
Ducks. Question Referred to
Ways and Means Committee.
REGARDED AS DRAWN BATTLE
Watch schedule x ON Nhiskers

Watch schedule x on whiakers
I The great American public woke ND
this morning only to find that the mooted
question as TO the superiority of wl7iskcrs
over bald heads, or whether the shining
dome contains a greater amount OF wis
dom than does the spinoch- sprinkled face.
was not settled at the Press Clubs big
debate last night It was discovered that
even Champ Clark couldn't settle the uues-
ton after Scott Bone had thrown up his
hands in despair. and that the new
Speaker Of the House has had to pass up
the decision to the ways and means COM
mittee, which has for it's own special
care all questions relating to wool.
For that reason watch schedule K-the
wool schedule.
That was a great sight at the Press
Club last night Tho formal question for
debate was Resolved. That Nhiskers are
Q. greater detriment to man than a
ba head Tho ohservart public will
note that neither whiskers nor bald
heads arc let out entirely and that
each is supposed to be a detrment.
List of Disputants
Defending wriskers we're Uncle Joe
Cannon and Senator T. II. Carter Op-
the hald-headed row. were Nicholas Long
worth and Senator Bob TAYLOR It was a
sight for gods and men. Probably never
before in the history OF the world have
lawmakers and laUgiverS debated such
d crazy question before SO Intelligent an
audience. And right down in the front
row. with shining dome. scattering
brightness throughout the big green sit
ting room of the Press Club, was Dr.
valley, holding a watch. so that no
speaker would overstep the allotted ten
minutes.
The lib was crowded. The gong was
to ring al pm. and Marquis of Queens
perry rules prevailed: no infiShting and
no halr-pullIng. The speakers were cheer
ed as they wandered in, and Nick Long
worth, trife late. was given a tremen-
dous ovation as the waiting newspa per
men realized that their own associate
ciub member was to start the battle. Be
fore the fray the appearance of a bal
or Vf1iSkered man was enough to start
the club members off into d. rattle of
cheers, laughter and broadsides of Wit
1t was to be a contest calculated to strike
deep at the hearts of men. 1t was to
touch upon the vanites and secret sor-
rows of world of hair and hairless. 1t
was to decide whether or not the razor
business or the hair tonic trade is legiti-
mate. On all these things the America
public expected enlightenment today
But even Champ Clark said that Solomon
couldn't have decided. Solomon started
to split baby, but he never split a hair
1t was a famous victory-but who won?
Watch schedule * for an answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Lecture on Jean Vatican.

Rev. DIR. w. r. Weddcrspoon. pastor
of the Foundry NJ. T.. Church. will de-
liver ii lecture on Victor IIugo'S hero,
Jean Vatican, in the church this even
ing at O'clock. The lecture will be
under the auspices of the Ladies Guild
Of the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
The Frederick
Cou pom Plan
of Selling Pianos
PROFIT-SHARING

Is. in effect. a PROFIT -oHARING
PROPOSITION
The price on the piano is fixed the same
to everybody. The terms are fixed; same
terms to everybody. If you do better than
YOU agreed to do pay faster than the terms
required your coupons earn you cash
premium; YOU are sharing in the profits be-
cause you are doing more than we asked
you to do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Mrs. Lampkin Seeks Divorce.

Mrs. blanche S. I-aInpkin has fled suit
for an absolute divorce from Charles T
G.ampkin. to whom she was married az
Forrestvillc, Md. August 81 1894 They
have thre" children. and misconduct il
charged and 2 correspondence named At
torney t. l.. Giles appears for the wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03

Helms Ketchup, bottle,
I5o and sc
Heinz Mandalay Sauce,
bottle .25c
Sniders Tomato ketchup.
bottle. .I2c and 2oc
\ & p ketchup. bot
bottle. ....IIc. ISc and 3oc
Pride of the Farm ketchup.
bottle. ......... IOC
\ & 7 Queen Olives. bot
tic. .I5c and PC
Manzanilla Olives, bottle. .Ioc
Stuffed Olives. bottle.
Ioc and sc
Snider's Salad Dressing,
bottle. .........I5c
Durkee's Salad Dressing,
bottle. .Ioc, &c and soc
Royal Salad Dressing.
bottle. 2,3c and soc
Domino Sugar. 5-lb. pkg. .4oc
Domino Sugar. lib. pkg. .ISc
Shredded " heat Biscuit,
pkg. .T2C
kellogss Corn Flakes. pkg.Ioc
Old Va. Cornneal, pkg.
SC and zoe
Grains OF Gold, pkg. zoe
Egg-O-See, pkg. .Ioc
Postum Cereal, pkg lee & PC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
p state which Speaker Cannon refers

ling state which Speaker Cannon refers
to-"
When il came to making a decision,
Mr. clark said that he guessed he would
LET the committee on ways and means
which settled AL questions relating 10
wool and hair, have the last word.
But he added. a good-looklng man
can afford to shave smooth, but an ugly
man had better keep his Uhskers on.
That is the reason he concluded, amid
great laughter, why ! shave smooth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Treats Subject With Gravity.

Whereupon, when the round Of ap-
plause had died away. UP rose Thomas IT.
Carter. former senator from Montana
with long white beard, pa triarchal in its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03

7 m e cost of
good living has
come down and
we have hel ped
to ring lit down.
I his week we
take pleasure i'm
! announcing the
. lowest prices yet
! quoted for the
! best st a m d ar d
! a III a lit y food=
! stuffs and gro
! cen'ies.
a & ? Jams GALL kinds),
Jar ... .-....l sc
Millar's Irish Marmalade.
Jar &c
keiller's Scotch Marina
lade, jar. .22c
Johnson 5 Preserves Gall
kinds), crock .....55c
Johnsons Apple Butter,
crock .-..... ..- SOC
Heinzs Pickles, in bulk,
at Main Store and 9Th
and l. store only.
Crosse & Blackwell's
Pickles. DDttle. zoe ana 2OC
Crosse & Blackwell's Chow
Chow ... zoe and soc
Crosse & Blackwell's Pure
Malt Vinegar. bottle. =. 2oc
Pin Money Pickles, bottle,
16c, &c and SOC
Pin Money Melon Man
goes, bottle -. .S5c and Csc
Pin Money Onions. bottle,
&c and SOC
Spanish Red Peppers,
can IOC
Pure Hungarian Paprika,
can ............. .IOC
Pure Curry Powder. bottle. Ioc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Coupon No. s.
3eh lmstallmmemt.

Due ....>... >>.....s...
This Coupon when stamped
BY w. F. Frederick Piano Co.
with the word Paid and the
date of payment shall constitute
receipt for one installment Of
$40. When such installment has
been paid in cash i'll advance,
in accordance with instructions
to customers in this book, this
Coupon shall entitle the person
named in the contract, copy OF
which is attached hereto, to a re-
bate of S1.5o, payable forthwith in
cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03

\ x i I eiCrN Salt. bottle. IOC
\ & P Pure Vanilla En-
tract. bottle .Ioc and &c
\ & T Lemon Extract, bot
tie ......loc and 25c
Pure Strained Honey. bot
tie ..........I5c and &c
A & I Table Sirup, can .Ioc
\ clya Pure La. Cane Slrup,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-03
Beautiful Jardiniere
AND Pedestal
F r s.

NNs11111
Al5D
yIlEX
:zz.zzD
Ri
AEtEssFSssA
&Sz3@G9
All this week 10 each purchaser
Of "A -,0c can IF \ x l. taking Pow
der--the baking powder Of unsiir-
"a SSed quality. that carries the guar
antec OF satisfaction, or money re
funded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-05
SEE AROUND
The WORLD
Was Inventors Claim
But Now He is Paying
the Fiddler

Spokane, Wash, Oct, 5.-PhilIipe
Vignoli, former associate Of MarconI,
inventor OF wireless telegraphy, who
was apDrehended in Los Angeles sew
eral months ago on the charge Of OBJ
tanning $4,000 by false pretenses from
Antonio Scarpelli. a local contractor,
has made J. Rufus WaIlingford's most
ambitious promotion schemes appear
as the work Of a novice, according to
testimony adduced at trial now in
progress before Judge E. H. Sullivan
ard a jury in the Spokane county su.
pcricr court in this city.
Scarpelii alleges that Vignoli rep
resented he had an invention in mind
whereby he would be enabled to see
arounl the world, adding that wnen
the apparatus was perfected Scarpeui
would have no difficulty whateve- ir
meeting face to face. as it we're, his
relatives ir Italy at any time OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-10-05
Obedience Demanded
Says the Evangelist

Painting graphic word pictures OF
scenes in the Holy Land. Evangelist
}. b. Boen at the Christian church
last night delivered one or his ablest
sermons, his subject being THE Fall
Of Jericho" The encompassing Of tie
walls Of the city was described. an
operation which may have appeared
foolish 70 many Iaraeli,es but It was
not for them 10 question whom God
gave orders incidentally the evang.
ellst raped the gosslps and critics.
The main thought Or the sermon was.
God demands obedience"
There were three confessions OF
faith ana three additions to the church
last night One person who was Pre-
viously received by letter was well
coined into the church. Ia All since
the revival opened sunday. is have
been added 10 ne church.
Evangelist Boen and his singer
Will conduct chapel exercises at the
Girls College Friday morning at S.s5.