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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-21

attempted at once. which has led to the receipt of a number of inquiries al the state department from Ameri- can concerns engaged in the Mexican trade but they have been told that the Mexican congress adjourned last Sunday without touching the tsrisf and it is not known 1t would be recon yened for that purpose.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-21

Commissioner in chancery
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

County Clerk Charles Davis issued the following marriage license yes terday: Wiley Tankersley. 36. to D.. Henshaw 22, both of Garland county
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-21
XMAS SUGGESTIONS.

Buy your children Brownie Kodak af Jaeksons Pharmacy One dollar and ur s3i Central I've Phone 47
 12.l7.1f
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
JUDGE, SHERIFF AND
ATTORNEY ARE K|LLE!j
Several Jurors Shot t-One of the BoodeSt Tragedies EY
acted in Court Room Occurs in the Blue Ridge MouS
tainS Today -MOuntaneeTS the MurdererS.
Associated Press.

Roanoke Va Mar 14-Judge 7 L. Massey, presiding Judge of
@ circuit court Sheriff Lewis Webb and the prosecuting attorney
Wam Foster were shot to death this morning Hsvle
roll Va
mountalnee who had Just been sentenced by the
Governor Mann will order troops scene which is in re-
mote section of the Blue Ridge off the railroad
Just Judge Mase had sentenced Allen prison
Tor aiding IN the escape of county prisoner brothers
and several friends opened fire with vovers
from his bench at the first voley
Then the turned upon Commonwealth ATTORNEY
roster and he sank to the floor with several bullets brain
Sheriff Lewis Webb made the neeade and
was shot dead before he had taken ten steps
Several OF the jurors who had wounded m
ousy ~ ~ "
After the wholesale killing the Aliens including the prisoner
and their friends backed slowly of the would
puuers IN check at the revoers Once outside thew
made dash for the mountains horseback
Associated Press
Cincinnati o. Mar IA special dispatch from Bristol Tenn
says hat II oil the mounaneers who made their
VILE have taken refuge old barn and are
prepared to resist the efforts of which
ure ALI are said to be penfuy supplied with ammunition and
by reason the advantageous position the
much larger body of
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
JOKER DISCOVERED
IN REPUBLICAN CALL
Secret Change Wording Of Call for Primaries Here and Re-
Printing Of Ballots Made Necessay-Rank Attempt
Of Insurgents to Control Nominations.

to the candidacy of the presid ential
candidate receiving the highest vote
in the county,
But for the fact that one of the
Taft committeeman succeeded in
procuring a copy of this ballot, the
shrewd game might have been put
through and the Republicans would
have suddenly awakened after the
convention to the fact that they had
delegated their right to nominate
county officers, to the delegation
chosen for the sole purpose of voting
for Roosevelt or Taft.
When some of the old line Re-
publicans protested against this
barefaced attempt to tie up the party
for the entire state year. the in
surgents strenuously denied that this
was done, and denied that there had
been any ballots printed which could
give that impression.
And then so it seems, the official
Roosevelt organ in the city quietly
changed the wording of the call,
and as now published it fails to men,
ton anything about delegates for
the year 1912" and the ballots al
ready printed have been destroyed.
and will be reprinted. But the deni-
ais made by the insurgents are use
less. as the Justification and mutila-
tion of the call can readily be dis
covered by any republican interested
who will take the trouble to com
pare the call now being printed in
the official organ, with the call orig
inally printed Sunday and Tuesday
morning.
But. no. an insurgent Republican
wouldn't think of copying the old
machine methods of playing politics.
so probably the facts related above
are but a dream. At least the dis
covery of the bold attempt on the
the county offices is a nightmare
part of the insurgents to capture all
for the Roosevelt Republicans.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
TO HAVE MASKS
FOR POOL-RO0M
FREQUENTERS
Local Proprietor of Hall Plans Use
of Cloth Bandages for Patrons
When New Ordinance Goes
Into Effect.-Map Patent.

A new departure for pool rooms
was announced today when the pro-
prietor of local pool and billiard
parlor stated that as soon as the
new ordinance which is to clear all
Instructions from the front of pool
and billiard rooms, he would provide
large masks free to all customers
who desired them.
Some of my patrons don't care
to be seen from the outside" said
the pool man, and propose TO pro-
tect them to the extent of hiding
their faces behind heavy cloth
masks. ! will keep a supply of the
false faces on hand and when de-
manded will have them ready to tie
on my patrons face. Ample open
ings for speech and breathing as
well as slots for the eyes will be
made in the masks, and | expect it
to prove a popular idea"
Whether he will patent or copy
right the idea in order to keep his
competitors from using the same
scheme. he would not say.
Mayor Todd is one member of the
council who is opposed to the new
ordinance and will probably vote
against it when it comes up for ac-
ton. II is now being prepared by
the city attorney.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
SENDS TAFT |
/ A QUERY
Insurgent Governor of Kansas Car
ries Personal Political Warfare
to an EXtreme.-Called Down
by Congressman Anthony.
Associated Press.

NsSutldltu lTesS.
Topeka, Kans., Mar 14-Charg-
ing that Taft appointees are using
Thoroughly disreputable" methods
to defeat the presidential primary in
the state of Kansas, and that federal
patronage is being dangled before the
eyes of the committeeman for the
same purpose, Governor Stubbs sent
a telegram to President Taft last
night asking him if he approved such
methods. The governor $ telegram
says in part:
Your representatives and politi-
cal managers in Kansas are using ev-
cry means in their power to prevent
presidential primaries being held in
this state. The caucus and conyen-
tion system. which they propose to
use to secure delegates for you at the
national convention, will disfran-
chise 80 per cent of the republican
voters of Kansas"
In reply to this telegram, Con-
gressman Anthony sent the following
telegram to the president:
81 trust you will pay no attention
to the telegram of Governor Stubbs
charging the participation OF post
masters in the First District meeting
today The only office holders in
Kansas that | know of who are gull
ty of pernicious political activity are
state Office holders appointed by Gov
ernor Stubs, who has been waging
war on the national administration
for many months"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
DENVER MUST
STAND BY
TAFT
Sensational Climax to Attempt of the
Bailey Faction to Harmonic the
Progressives.-Messages From
the White House Today.
'entinel Special Service.

Sentlnel Speclal service.
Denver, March IA tremendous
sensation was caused today in Re
publican political circles when a mes
sage, direct from the White House
at Washington. was received here
ordering the endorsement of the can
didacy of President Taft for re-nom-
nation by the new city and county
central committee.
The message came following an
announcement that the Dewey s.
Bailey faction of the "old guard
Republicans, successful in the prima-
ries last Saturday. intended to omit
adopting resolutions endorsing Pres
ident Taft's candidacy when the
committee meets tonight, this omis-
sion to be made simply as an effort
to placate the progressives.
Leaders at Washington were in
formed of the plans, and this morn
ing came the startling telegram.
1t is said that Dewey C. Bailey
was informed that he must get out
of the way as candidate for mayor
nf Denver until the committees had
gone on record for Taft.
Bailey is federal office holder,
being United States marshal.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
DR.. SPERRY IS To
MAKE PUBLIC
ADDRESS
Lecturer on Sex Hygiene Will Tell
People Why Subject Should Be
Taught in High Schools
Scientist of Note.

Those parents and others who
have been interested in the an
nouncement that sex hygiene viii be
taught in the Grand junction high
school, will have an opportunity of
hearing Dr. Lyman Beecher Sperry
on this subject when he delivers a
lecture of that theme at ST. Mat
thew's guild hall next Friday even
ing.
The address will be along the
same lines as that given to the pa
rents meeting at the high school on
Monday. He will deal with his sub
ject analytically and explain the vi
tai need for its general Instruction
in the schools.
1t is also announced that there
will no offering of any nature be
taken.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
THESPEAkER'S
STRENGTHEN
KANSAS
Strong Probability of the Great Mis-
sourian Getting the Big Delega-
tion From Kansas.-The Con-
vention Now in Session.
Associated Press.

Hutchinson, Kans., Mar. 14.-De-
claring that Speaker Champ Clark is
the man to whom the democrats OF
the country owe democratic major
ity in congress, the resolutions pre-
pared by the Clark adherents for pre-
sentation to the democratic state con-
vention here today provide that the
Kansas delegation to the Baltimore
convention shall be instructed for
the speaker of the house, and that
the 20 delegates from Kansas vote
for him as long as three-fifths of the
delegation believe that his nomina-
tion is possible.
The resolutions also demand a re-
duction OF the tariff and an increase
OF the free list; fellow servant law
that will effectively Safeguard the
interests of workmen employed by
individuals or corporations, and pro-
tect their families; an income tax;
retrenchment in government expend-
itures, and a reduction of the stand
ing army"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
! JUST
To ALL
Strong Defense Made Today by Dem
ocratic Leader Underwood of New
Excise Tax Bill, Which Is the
Income Tax Measure.
Associated Press.


Washington, Mar. Maintain
ing the constitutionality of the pro-
posed excise tax bill extending the
provisions of the corporation tax law
to individuals and o-partnerships,
which has been submitted as reve-
nue. measure to replace the customs
bills on sugar, Representative I'm
derwood, chairman of the ways and
means committee, made his report to
the house today urging the passage
of the bill.
while the BILL" says the report,
"embodies new application of tax
es, it carries all the modern philoso-
ply of tariff reform. 1t proposes to
oblige a citizen to contribute annu-
ally fair and just portion of his
net gains for the maintenance of the
government AS already stated, the
bill, if enacted into a law, will ac-
eomplish in the main all the purposes
of general income tax law atid az
the same time escape the disapproval
of the supreme court, as 1t will keep
well within the principles laid down
by that court in sustaining the con-
stitutionality of the corporation tax
law"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
ANAT TEMPT
To KILL
KING
Young Man, Proclaiming Himself an
Anarchist, Tries to Assassinate
King Victor Emmanuel of It.
ally. = Monarch Escapes
Harm from Bullets.
Associated Press.

AsSOCldltu fTeSS.
Rome, Mar. 14-An attempt was
made to assassinate King Victor EN-
manuel this morning. Several shots
were fired at the king, but all missed
their target and his majesty escaped
unhurt. His assailant was arrested.
The king was just leaving the pal
ace on his way to the pantheon to at
tend the annual memorial service in
honor of his father, King Humbert,
when young man fired several shots
from behind the crowd that thronged
the streets. One of the officers of
the kings body guard fell danger
ously wounded, but the king was un-
touched.
Immediately there was a tremen-
deus excitement in the crowds, which
turned on the youth and attempted
to lynch him. The police, however,
finally rescued him from the clutches
of the mob.
The king was cool and unruffled
amid all the excitement attending
the affair. After only a brief stop
he continued on his way, and sat
through the services at the pantheon
without a sign of emotion.
Before the e-police- could intervene.
the populace handled the would-be
assassin so roughly that the youth
was hardly able to speak when he
reached the police station. He gave
his name as Antonio Dalba, and de-
clared that he was an "indiyidualist
anarchist"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14

Even reformers sometimes adopt
gang" methods and on occasions go
the machine one better, according to
a sensational development today
among the Republicans over the
presidential primaries to be held Sat
urday.
The Roosevelt insurgents not only
worked the steam roller until they
flattened out the Taft men, but by
a shrewd move, also attempted to
secure control of the party in the
county, and also the distribution of
the county offices next fall. Some
of the standpatters discovered the
plot to name the county offices, by
selecting Roosevelt delegates, and
this was too raw for even some of
the most staunch insurgents and the
carefully laid plan will go for
naught, much to the disgust of l..
c. Worthington, who is given credit
for working the deal.
1t appears from the reading of
the official call that the delegates to
he chosen at the presidential prima-
ries Saturday are also delegates for
the year 1912" and as such would
have controlled all other conventions
as well as the one set for Monday,
as no particular fight is being made
for control. except by the Roosevelt
insurgents.
The call provided for primary
for the purpose of electing delegates
FOR THE YEAR 1912" and. in ac-
cordance with this call which was
signed by Chairman Parker and
Secretary Munson. the Roosevelt
committee began getting out the Of
ficial primary ballots containing the
names of the delegates, and going
the call a little bit stronger.
These ballots gave you the option
of voting" for the following list of
delegates to represent precinct No.
for the year 1912, and in
structing such delegates to vote for
state convention delegates favorable
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14

PREPARED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Mar. 14.-Argu-
ments supporting their demands
for increased wages were prepared
by committee of fifty locomotive
engineers, headed by Warren S
Stone, grand chief of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, for
submission today at a joint con-
ference with committee of Of
ficials of AS eastern railroads.
The engineers desire the in
crease in order that their wages
may be brought to the level of
those paid on the roads west of
the Mississippi river.
Several days will be given the
railroads to formulate a reply.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
VERY ILL AT DELTA.

Sentinel Special Service.
Delta. Colo, March III. NJ.
Heidinger, held in Jail on charges of
improper conduct toward young
girls of Delta and Paonia, and at
tempts at white slavery. is seriously
i'll and the lower part of his body
is paralyzed. His hearing is set for
the September term of the district
court. Physicians say he must be
removed to a hospital and may not
live to be tried.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
STORMS PUT
DENVER OUT

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Mar. 14.-Snow storms
of great severity are raging in
many sections of the west and in
the intermountain region, and as
a result of the heavy SHOWS Dem
yer today is without train service
from the east and many of the
western roads are blocked.
All passenger trains are marked
up many hours late-the most or
them indefinitely late.
From various points in the
mountain districts of this state
snow slides are reported today.
In the valley sections of the
state moderate weather with light
SHOWS prevail.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
Associated Press.

New York, Mar. Members of
the miners committee, who were
holding a meeting today to consider
the complete refusal by the operators
of their demands for a 20 per cent
increase in wages, the recognition of
the union, an S-hour day and other
communicative. At the same time
they expressed the opinion that the
counter proposition, made by the op-
orators Saturday, to continue the
present working agreement for three
years, was made to pave the way to
a compromise agreement.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
new BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Durango, Colo, March 1.-THE
San Juan baseball league, compris-
ing the towns of Durango, Silverton,
Mancos, Cortez, Ignacio and Bayfield,
was organized here yesterday. r. r.
Smith was elected president and Sim
Stanley secretary and treasurer of
the new organization.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
REWARDS FOR MESSENGER
WHO KILLED THE BANDITS

: Houston, Tex, Mar. IA 9
+ David A. Trousdale, the express &,
. messenger who killed two men 6
3 when they attempted to rob :,
= Southern Pacific train near San 6,
= derson, Tex, yesterday, will be =
= paid a reward of $500 and in =
: addition will be presented with Z,
!, a gold watch. =
{, {, 3 & g 6, 3 {, 8 = GGGSG 6
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
PAT
IN THEIR
FIGHT
Thousands of Members of the United
Mine Workers May Quit Work on
March 31.-"Will Not Com
promise on Single De-
mand, Says White.
Associated Press.

New York, Mar. 14.-"The United
Mine Workers of America will not
compromise single demand that
they have made upon the anthracite
coal operators" declared John p
White, the president of the Mine
Workers, this afternoon. 'If the OPP
orators make no concessions, every
union hard-coal miner in Pennsyl-
vania will lay down his tools on the
night of March 81"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Hutchinson, Kans. Mar IL
While the Woodrow Wilson men are
putting up hard fight for the Kan
sas delegation. there undoubtedly is
great and a growing sentiment for
Clark, and many are predicting this
afternoon that he will get the dele
cation from the Sunflower state.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
TWO CENTS A MILE To
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

3 Associated Press. 6
y Chicago, Mar 1.-THE fare i
: to the democratic national con :
= vention at Baltimore and the re- :
= publican national convention at i
!. Chicago was fixed at cents !
3 mile at a meeting of the Con- :
= tract Passenger Association to- 3
: day. I.
:. s. u = Z :, = = :, 6 g 3 9. 3 = = & i
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
MANY AGED CITIZENS.

Sentinel Special Service.
Greenville, Pa. March 14.-Sandy
Lake claims the banner for longevity.
The village has seven citizens more
than 80 years old, one of whom
recently celebrated her 99th birth
dav. A score are more than 80 years
old.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
COWHERD IN THE RACE.

Sentinel Special Service.
Kansas City. Mo-, March 14.-W.
S. Cowherd, former representative
from Missouri in congress. announc-
ed his candidacy for the democratic
nomination for governor of Missouri.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
Martin Here,

Martin Here.
G. H. Martin, prominent mine
operator of Lake City, will arrive
this evening on the Montrose train
and leave at midnight for Salt Lake
City.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-14
To Frisco.

To Frisco.
Archie Wright was a passenger
this morning to San Francisco. where
he will spend the next six weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-21
Order of Notice Thereon.

District of Maine, IS.
reading the foregoing petition, II IS
by the Court, That a hearing pc pc
had upon the same on the 18Th day OF
June, a. D. 1912, before said Court at
Portland ein said District, at ten o'eiock
i'm the forenoon; and that notice, thereof
be published in Daily Kennebec Journal
a newspaper printed in said District,
and that all known creditors. and oiner
persons in interest, may appcar AZ the
said time and place, and show cause;
if any they have, why the PRAYER OF saiu
petitioner should not be granted
And it is further Ordered by the. Court,
That the Clerk shall send by mail TO az
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them a.
their places OF residence as stated,
Witness the Honorable Clarence ffaie,
fudge of the said Court, and the seal
thereof, at Portland, in said District on
the 18th day of May, a. y. l9l2
IL. 81 JAMES f.. IflGWEY, Clerk
A true copy OF petition and order
Attest: JAMEs@E. HEWEY, Clerk,
navel dit
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YOUR BUiLDING

TO ESTIMATE YOUR BUILDING
and repair work, highest class work
given at lowest prices. Am prepared to
undertake all kinds of construction work
by contract or percentage. Tel 361-Y.
Charles a. Brooks, Augusta, Me.
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FRANK B. ALBEE
HOUSE OF Q ROOMS, HARDWOOD

FOOoE VI HOOWo, IFINNDWO0O
floors, bath room and stable connected.
Apples, pears plums and fruit trees. in
good location. Inquire of nj. r. Merrill.
lag Water ST., Augusta, Me. Tel. 6SR
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MAN AND WtFE-MAN FOX
chores, and wife for housekeeper must
l.. G. Cochrane Immediately, $50 Water
81. may1idtf
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
F A r M S

u you are Interested in buying farm
uon iali TO Write for-my new catalog
JUST issueo. IN 1t you will find describ-
ca many choiee farm bargains. | am
no city chap trying to tell you what a
farm is, but a plain, everyday farmer
ana now conducting my 2OO-acre farm.
Don't you think it good business 10 come
INTO rich farming section and buy di-
rect of the farmer when you wish to
purchase? There is every reason why /
men, for my expenses are small Write
me today and let us get acquainted be-
fore you buy.
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LOST.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

In the matter of
William E..Ghoate, tln~Bankra4ptey'
s--=f Bankrupt z-s---.
To the Hon. Clarence Hale, judge OF
the Distfict Court Of The unffed Statcs
for the District of Maine.
William e. Choate of belgrade IN the
County of kenHebeos and state of Maifrs
in said District respectfully represents
that on the 18th day of July, last past,
the Acts Of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy: that lie has duly surrendered AL
his property and rights of property ana
has fully complied with I'll fhe REQUIRE
ments Of said Acts and OF the orders OF
Court touching his bankruptcy,
Wherefore he prays, That ne may pc
decreed by the Court to have q run dis-
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge. -,
Dated this 18th day Of May, ~ ~ i9iz'
WILLIAM L. CHoATE,
Bankrupt.
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Victor J. Ring
Gardiner, Name.
maylSdtf
SALT wArER Farms

We have lust issued a new eatalog de-
scrihing In full farms+-itlong the Maine
coast near Waldoharo a postal will
bring tits tp5,yeti and II is iHol'c than
possible you viii ind ID i lust the place
you want. Seaside, riser side, fnefiitain
view farms, or islands along the shore,
whatever il is we have II. Gee. w Sim
mchs " tIdohnra. Naine1. nlas 1Ssl0t
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sEAsHoRs FARM FoR sALE-

SEASHoRS FARM FOR SALE
Robin Ilead's Cove. Mainc-4Two hundred
acres; htlf mile salt water frontage all
suitable for cottage tots plenty fish aud
elaies, estimated 5eo1 quarts of hIueber-
ries this summer Fish weir has made
good money in the past, will do 1t
again; story ard half house of eight
rooms, large ell, good sized barn, hen
house. work shop, woodshcd. buildings
in good condition Orchard 10 frees,
mostly clay loaH soil, no rocks, twenty
i've acres tiiiabic; wood for home iises
only ] mile from store, ten minutes
walk 70 school and church; nine miles
from Bath on Il. s.. s Co, near an the
famous island resorts. Great naatketS
Beautiful water view from house Don't
miss this big farm bargain Price for
all tincluding farming toolsl s200o Adj
dress VIM. Noble, Riggsyile. Maine
nay1Sitf
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CARDS, NOTICES, ETC.

MRS. CRAM, cLAiRvoYANT-CAN
be consulted on health and business.
Gases taken by mail. Capitol St.. near
Kennebec river, nay2ldlws