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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
MINE FLOODED
BY CLOUObURST
Thirteen Are Drowned When
Flood Waters Sweep
into Mine
LEAVE LARGE FAMILIES
MANY HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM BEING WASHED DOWN
INTO DEPTHS WITH
DEBRIS.

Wv Associated ifcss
tniontown. Pa. July - Caught
like rats In trap when the water
rushed into Superba No. mine at
Evans Station, late today. following
a cloud burst. thirteen men we're
drowned aud thirty-seven escaped
after narrowing experience.
A man vas drowned about fn r.
thousand feet from the mouth of IA
mine
A majority of the victims had large
families, leaving about thirty child
rem
The men who escaped we're forced
TO swim TO the pits mouth through
water from waist to neck-deep. A
majority of the miners who escaped
were knocked down by timbers swept
down in the mine by the raging cur
rent
Several were being carried back
into the mine to certain death when
they we're rescued
II will take at least sixty days to
clear the mine OF water, and IL Is
said that until that time the bodies
mus remain in the mine.
Several pumps will be placed In
the mine tomorrow and efforts will
be made to recover the bodies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
SECRETARY Of WAR
TO INVESTIGATE
Senate Passes Joint ResOlu-
ton to Investigate
American Claims
WILL DEMAND PAYMENT
MAY CONSIDER ONLY CLAIMS oF
DAMAGES BN FIRING OVER
BORDER Bl MENi-
CANS.
By Assoeiated Pres:

By Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., July 1.-THE
Senate today passed joint resolu-
tion directing the Secretary of War
TO investigate the claims of Ameri-
cans growing out of troubles in
Mexico.
The resolution provides for a COM
mission to determine what sums are
due Americans and to press them
fro payment. The Senate's action
follows closely upon Senator Falls
condemnation OF the Governments
failure to secure redress for Ameri-
cans
A resolution introduced by Senator
Smith of Arizona, provides for inves-
tigation only of claims for damages
received within the boundaries of the
United States by means OF gunshot
wounds or otherwise inflicted by
Mexican Federal or insurgent troops.
The House has not yet acted upon
the resolution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
SENATE MAKES A
BIC |GAPPR0PR|AT|0N
Bill Carries One Hundred
Sixteen Million
Dollars
HOUSE WILL NOT AGREE
MAY VOTE ON DEMOCRATIC BiiJ
To REDUCE TARIFF ON
WOOL At TOMORROw's
SESSION.

~ Associated Press
Washington, ID. c.. July "a. The
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill car
rying approximately sl16,000,00O
for the support OF bureau branches
of the government passed the Senate
today
The bill contains increases of six
million dollars over the appropriation
authorized by the House. The DIFF
ference will be adjusted In confer
ences.
Democrats caucussing tonight vot-
ed 30 to 62 not to recede from their
no battleship" program In the naval
appropriation bill.
A determined effort was made to
have the caucus approve compro-
mise with the Senate whereby the
House will agree 10 one battleship
A substitute for the Democrats
wool tariff bill presented to the Sem
ate by Cummins would generally re-
duce the present law but not so much
as the House bill.
A vote on the Democratic bill will
be taken in the Senate tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
WEDDING
~ MILITARY Ciin LIS

Washington. ID c.. July q A
fashionable wedding 90 military cir
cles took place IN ST. Johns Proies
tant Episcopal church this afternoon
when Miss Sally Darlington. dausht-
er OF Brig. Gen and Mrs Ernest 4
Darlington. and Lieut. Harry Dwight
Chamberlain. 7th United States Cav
airy. we're married
The bride ls typical army girl
and met i.lsutenat Chamberlain ehils
VISITING hrf uncle and aunt Major
General and Mrs Ffanklio BEL 20
fhr Philippine. She ls considered
one o. ihs beet horseuomfn ln thf
f.If aHf H an ar00mniiahef aih'eif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
YOt NC MAN IN MIxUP
WITH MOTORCYCLE

Special to Daily News
Claude, Tex, July 24.-Yesterday
D. NJ. Blanton of this place decided
70 go to Amarillo on a motorcycle,
and not being accustomed to the
tricks of motorcycles. lost control of
the machine and, after running into
a barbwire fence and losing part OF
his clothes. complicated matters fur
ther by allowing the machine to
throw him and fall on top OF him.
With the assistance or a passing
farmer. he was able to extricate him.
self. He found that he had broken
the pedals off the motorcycle. hut
succeeding in remounting he. was
able to ride IL into Amarillo without
further mishap.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS
HOPEFUL. OF THEIR STATE

Bismark. n d., July 20 The
Democrats have strong hopes or car
rying North Dakota In the presiden-
tial election next November for the
first time in the history OF the state.
The party leaders rounded up mere
today to reorganizc the state com
mittee and take other steps prelim-
mary to starting upon a vigorous
campaign in behalf of the national
and state tickets.
North Dakota is peculiarly situat-
ed so far as the national situation
Il concerned On the Republican
sscs-i' ., stggazly p;oriesslse. but
the leaning ~ tae prssi eise 80
publicans all along has been stroagk
toward La Toilette rather than to-
ward Roosevelt In the primaries
last March the state was easily car
ried by the Wisconsin senator against
both Taft and Roosevelt
Many of the progressiyes are in
clined TO look upon i.ooseyelt as hav-
ing been responsible for the defeat
or elimination from the presidential
race of La Toilette Democratic in
fluences are being employed 20 foster
the feeling of resentment agains
Roosevelt in the hope that part OF
the progressive Republican vote may
be- turned 10 Wilson Should this
move meet with any large amount OF
success 10 is reasonable 20 expect a
Democratic victory In North Dakota
next fall
The Democrats thgmse es are
preparing 10 20 into the campaign
with more confidence than they have
ever displayed before Steps are be-
IN gtaken 20 smooth out all of th"
factional differences within their
ranks and 20 present O solid front
They bclicy. they may be- able to
elect their state ticket and win az
least one congressional seat IA th'
event of the state going Democratic
100 the presidential Uonfes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
A FORMER BANKER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Worried Over Condition of
Bank Caused by De-
faultiug Cashier

rf HssnCiafc1 Fr-ss
seneca, Kan July q Robert
Thornburrow. a former banker and
one Of the wealthiesi men in this
section of the state. vas found dead
a. his home today
A revolver was beside him and it
n believed that be- committed sui.
eide
Th0rnbufros sas president Of the
state Bank Of bancroft Of which
Cashier MoGuife vas bound over 20
fhs district court on bond recently
on ehafrs of dsfauiilhg
Thornburfos had worried over fhr
hanks troubles and yesterday sac
diligently EfudYlnf state hantihr
IHHf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
INJURED MINER DRIVES
SIX DAYS TO DOCTOR.

b. Associated Press
Greedy. Colo, July "a with his
right eye hanging from its stocket
as a result of blasting a mine near
North Park, Colo. John Watt, and a
companion drove six days overland
before reaching medical attention
here tdoay
They drove 10 Larimie, Wyoming
and found no physician who would
risk the operation.
They then drove here
\ blast scattered globe of nitro
which was ignltei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
GIRL PATR|C|DE
GIVEN FREEDOM
Mothers Testimony Secures
Discharge of Girl at
Hearing

|sH .Hsu. Iafr' f"r..
Kansas City. No. July q Miss
Ethel Gamble. who shot aud killed
her father here yesterday when he
had forcibly entered the house TO a.
tack IA ewifc and daughter. Vas dis
charged 40 tho preliminary hearing
today
The evidence showed that Mrs.
Gamble and her daughter had been
brutally treated by Gamble for Or
teen years
"One time he tried 20 gouee ms
eyes out with hIs fingers aud beat
me With hammer testified Mrs
Gamble
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
MONOELL DENIES
CHARGES Of FRAUD
Saws Roosevelt Contests
We're Mere Bluffs With
out Merit

ng hss1..4frI f.rtt
Washington ID c. Iu.y 90 spec
inc denial sas made of al Of the
charges of Roosevelt aH1 bis manag-
crs that he Rss improperly deprived
of auy delseates 20 the Chicago Con
vent.on boz thc contested cases today
by Rc1resennrts Mondei oi Wyom-
iur. member of - rrrdeniials
committee
M0ndeli rhaaDefiled fhe contests
as mere bluffs without a shadow Of
subsfauilaton Moudel declared
Haf Roosevelt and h.s supporters in
f0IHnr lhar.rf of fraud bad hy their
f.hsmrH0s aHd prrs.tfnerr in o per
.ai af aarn fnd maplrIDns pro
fauuf'I .mHrefaHd uanI sood
raun'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
Fatal shooting at sour Lake.

Sour Lake, Tex. July "a Between
6 and Z o'clock yesterday evening
Mike Wade was killed during an al
tercation with Homer Davis, the kill
ing taking place in front of a local
residence Wade fired three shots at
Davis. and Davis fired one at Wade,
which went directly through the lat
ter's heart.
When the officers arrived at the
scene of trouble. Wade was dead
with an automatic pistol in his hand
The cause of the killing ic un-
known, as no one knew of any grudge
that either held against the other.
Decedent was about 22 years OF age.
and had been working In an oil field
for a number of years and had many
friends lie leaves a brother, Lewis
Wade. OF this city
Davis came in and gave himself up
TO the officers Immediately. Tie Is a
contractor on the Guffey works and
a young man who has many friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
THIRD PARTY ADVOCATES
on MARYLAND ~ MEETING

Baltimore. Md. lub 80 Leaders
OF thc Roosoo 30 movement have ar
ranged for state convention of the
Progressiy" party 20 he held \ this
city tomorrow 20 select the Maryland
delegates fo fhe Chicago convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
THIRD PARTY CONVENTION
At BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA

Birmingham, Ala, July 2i.-At a
mass convention In Birmingham to-
day the Roosevelt supporters of Ala
bama completed a permanent organ
ization and took steps looking TO the
adequate representation of the state
at the national convention to be held
by the Progressive party In Chicago
next month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
Rebels Reach West Coast.

b1 Associated Press.
Mazatlan. July 2i-Four hundred
mounted rebels have arrived at
Concho. according to adyices received
here
The Inhabitants are abandoning
their homes and fleeing 10 Acapon-
eta.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
ROOSEVELT PisOGREsSIVEs
GET busy ~ GEORGIA

Atlsnta, Ga, July - Tomorrow
is the day set for the holding of a
state convention of Roosevelt Repub-
licans of Georgia in this city. The
convention win elect delegates to the
national convention of the Progress
sive party IN Chicago and formulate
plans for the campaign in Georgia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
REBELS CONCLUDE
To LEAVE JUAREZ
Three Rebel Generals Hold
Conference i'm the
Border City

Ny N,socistcd Press
Juarez. July 2i- Three rebel gen
erals Orozco, Salazar and Carayeo
have been counsclIng here today
on topics OF Importance to the Mexl-
can revolution, The most immediate
topic was the evacuation OF Juarez.
which, II is said, may occur tomor-
row. a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
ALASKA To HAVE
SELF GOVERNMENT
Senate Proposes Legislature
With Only One
House

Ny Associated Press
Washington. - G.. July "a The
Alaskan civil government bill estab-
fishing legislature OF one house iu
the territory with authority 10 enact
local laws was passed by the Senate
today with practically no opposition
The House has also passed the biz
but a conference Is necessary Co ad.
Just some minor differences
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
IOWA DEMOCRATS HOLD
MEET At CEDAR RAPIDS.


Cedar Rapids. Ia, July 20 Nearly
all OF the l.03i delegates who will
comprise the Democratic state con
vention here tomorrow arrived In
town oday The convention will be
calf 70 order ~ ~ O'Clock tomor-
y th s3raIag.
o. McgipAis OF Leon. o. 'em-
po ~ chairmat. vail Zen sr' sbs
opening address The work Of the
convention viii be confined TO the
adoption OF resolutions and the nom
ination OF two candidates for Judge
of the supreme court
The nominations for governor and
other state officers were decided in
the primaries last June. T. G Dunn
OF Mason city candidate for cover
nor aud other candidates on the
state ticket are expected to attend
tomorrow convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
Cotton Picking in south Texas.

Bay City, Tex. July zl.-Cotton
picking is well under way in this
county and the yield is running from
three-fourths TO bale per acre
There are 1000 acres Of cotton un-
der cultivation here and 10 per cent
of the crop Is long staple
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
International Eugenic Congress.

London. July "a Nearly a score
Of nations including the United States
have sent delegates to the first inter
national congress OF eugenics. which
was formally opened today az the
University OF London
The congress will continue its ses-
sions for a week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25

Generally clear and h1. reW .
feW scattered clouds 0Frr .aH'faI and
southern par'f Ho -ail nas fsrn'i
ionr hoIra ffnpnafHrr HH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25

MOTORCYCLE RECORD
FOR NEM ,ORk MAN.


New York. July "a. Arthur
Chapple of this state establish
ed a three-mile worlds record
for motorcycles az the Bright
on Beach dome tonight. The
time was minute 50 2-5 Z
seconds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25

SPECIAL 20 DaiIs News.
Miami. Teer July 24.-Judge u. NJ.
Barker OF Cfs.adian made a speech
here last . -: IN behalf of Judge
Ramsey a s-s crowd cheered the
speaker
His speA she o, The seserest
arraignme W. o. Coiauitt's adn,ints-
tratlon tina, has rten made here
W. A. Palmer of Canadian, spoke
for an hour in the interest OF his
candidacy for the Legislature
Judge f.. z. Greever introduced
the speakers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25

FOUR KILLED RESULT
COLORADO EXPLOSION.


y BY Associated Press.
' Antonio. Colo, July "a
' Four were killed and two SER
iously hurt today as the result
OF a dynamite explosion in the
. sleeping quarters OF ranch
' near here 4 Mexican was
, blown through the roof
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-25
Fs WEATHER
Local Forccast
Washington Ior~, at

s'". wee
Washington. d a. Iut .1 E1r
West Texas Generally fair Thuu
daf and Friday
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
From Cape JeIlison piers the following ship

From Cape JeIlison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
March 18th, schooner Enterprise arrived, light.
from Bar Harbor to load edgings. and steamer
Mlllinocket from New York with general car
go. March 18th, steamer Millinocket sailed
with paper for New York. March 10th, the
lighter Sophia arrived with freight from the
wrecked steamer Carolyn, and schooner Helen
S. Barnes sailed with edgings for Bar Harbor,
also schooner Enterprise with edgings for
Mount Desert. March 18th. lighter Sophia
sailed, light, for RockIand. March 18th, steamer
Millinocket arrived with general cargo from
New York to load paper for New York.
Vivian v. Titcomb, Sylvan Street. youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, was
given a surprise party by her young friends in
town on the fifteenth anniversary of her birth
day, March 10Th, and the company was merry
one. Fourteen guests were present, three OF
the young ladies remaining over night. Cake
and chocolate were served by Mrs. I. and
several boxes of confectionery were presented
by the cheerful companions of the young lady
whose natal day they came to celebrate At
late hour the joyous friends dispersed, feeling
that success had attended their efforts toward
creating genuine surprise" for their young
associate, and wishing her "Many, many years
of sunshine days"
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, March ID. Sid. schs Mary l.
Crosby, South Amboy for Fall River; Char
lotte Sibley, Elizabethport for Belfast Ia,
ar, stmr Millinocket Stockton; sch Emma S
Lord, Charleston, S c; IT, sid, sch MVB Chase,
Searsport; II. sid. ship Acme, Bath; ar, sch
Mary H G Dow. Jacksonville.
Boston, March 16 Cid, sch VIM Matheson.
Bucksport: sid. sch F C Pendleton New York.
Baltimore, March 10. Cid, sch Horace A
Stone. Tampa via Norfolk; l9, sid, sch VIM Bis
bee, Searsport.
Brunswick. Ga, March 13 Sid, sch Ella M
Wiley (from Satilla) Portland.
Fernandina. March 10. SID sch Robert H
McCurdy, Philadelphia.
Georgetown. S c, March II. Ar, sch John
Bossert, New York.
Newport News, March 10. Ar. sch Grace
Davis, New York
Perth Amboy, March IL. Ar, sch Pendleton
Satisfaction, New York.
Porto Rico, March IL, noon. Sid. stmr Borjn-
quen, Pickett, New York
Boca Grande, Fla. March IA. Ar, sch Ed
ward H Cole, Galveston Ito load for Baltimore J
Darien Ga. March Is. Ar, sch Melbourn
Smith, Erskine, Brunswick
Wilmington, N c, March II. Ar, sch Pen
dleton Sisters, Baltimore.
Fernandina, March 15 Ar, sch Alice Hol-
brook, Mayport.
Rockland. Me, March Is. Ar, schs General
Adelbert Ames, 1slesboro; William Herrick,
New York; Thomas H Lawrence, Stonington
!searsport Me. March 10. Ar, sch Metinic,
Weymouth; 16, ar, stmr Kennebec, Norfolk;
sid. sch Metinic, Stonington.
Stockton. March Is. Ar, lighter Sophia,
Rockland (and proceeded 10Th, to Searsport;)
sid, sch Helen S Barnes, Bar Harbor; 16, sid
sch Enterprise, Bar Harbor; 1s, ar, stmr MILL
nocket, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Puerto Mexico, March IL, a m Ar str
Kansan, Colcord, New York; 16, 8 p M Sid,
stmr Oregonian, Dow, Delawa are Breakwater.
Santiago, March IL Ar schr Ned P. Walker,
Boston.
Nassau, March ID Ar schr Frances "
Sawyer, Rockport, Me.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, March l6 Schr St. Leon, from Pros
pect Harbor for Calais, was totally wrecked al
Petit Manan; crew saved; vessel uninsured.
New Haven, Conn.,, March 10 A survey of
the schooner Adelia T. Carleton, which was
beached in the harbor Saturday after she had
grounded on Goose Rocks off Guilford, shows
she is leaking slightly. The vessel will be
lowed to New London for repairs. The Garlic.
ton was bound from New York to Maine ports
with phosphate.
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
Automobile Show. in Belfast

at the Read Garage & Machine Co.'S Show room,
one week commencing March 18th, each day CT
the above week from p. m. to 10 p. m. At this
show we will display three types of the Ford
Cars; Fore-Door Touring Car, Commercial
Roadster, Runabout We would be pleased to
have you call and look the above cars over and
of course we would be very pleased to take
your order for car During the week
of the Bangor Auto Show 40 Ford cars were
sold and at the Portland Auto Show 60 Ford
cars were purchased before the end of the
week. Wherever you meet Ford manager,
dealer or salesman, you touch "lve wre'',-
one who knows he has car that has record
for delivering expectations; has car that has
accomplished more than has been achieved by
any other motor car in the world; has a car
that is sold at one price-no sliding scale of
prices in the Ford selling organic ation-"no
robbing Peter to pay Paul" You are asked to
buy Ford car for what it will do, based upon
what it has done. You are asked to buy
Ford car, because it is a better car-not be-
cause it is a cheaper car. You are asked to buy
Ford car because it is the product of Henry
Ford, who is conceded the world over to be the
one great genius in the automobile industry
the man who has forced refnements and i'm
provements in automobile constr uction along
original lines. No such word as risk" or
"chance" can be applied or can be used when
you buy Ford car. You are buying an i'm
pregnable surety-an automobile that will
I serve you anu your dullly-SeTNt your pleas
ures and your business-th that will enter into
your life work as well as the enJoyments of
your life, to the fullest possible extent with a
price you well afford to pay, and with an
assurance of such economy in operation that
the maintenance of your car will not prove
burden to you.
Wherever you find Ford owner you find a
Ford booster" There must be practical
reason for such universal satisfaction. There
were 10000 motor cars made in America for
the market of 1911. More than $4,000 Ford
Model 7 cars were made and delivered to pur-
chasers in 1911. This means that Ford Model
7 demanded by the people in ratio of
about l to of all other makes OF motor cars
combined.
II is misunderstanding all claims-that
there will be 225,000 cars made for 1912. We
will build $1,000 Ford Model T cars, which
means that every third car sold during 1912
will be Ford Model 7.
Is not the judgment and experience of such
great majority safe guide for you in buying
a motor car?
The Ford car people have written us that
there is sure to be shortage of cars in April,
May and June las there was last year, If you
are going to buy car why not give us your
order now and be sure of the car at the first of
the season.
Yours very truly.
earle & JONES.
Ford car .gents for Waldo County.
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
The Democratic State Convention.

At the Democratic State convention held in
Augusta Tuesday, E. F. Hanson was chosen one
of the presidential electors; Chas. F. johnson,
Waterville, S. W. Gould, Skowhegan, F. W.
Plaisted Augusta delegates from the third dis
trict to the national convention, with Ralph L.
Cooper, Belfast, one of the alternates; Eben
F. Littlefield, Belfast, member of the State
convention; E. M. Mower, Augusta, Kingsbury
B. Piper, Fairfield, Giles G. Abbott, Belfast,
George F. Berry, Eden, third district commit
tee.
The convention was addressed by Senators
johnson and Gardner and Congressman Gould
and McGillicuddy and the platform adopted de-
clares for
Regulation of Sale of Liquor in Cities
Local Option in Towns.
Equalization of Taxation.
Bond Issue for Good Roads,
A Public Utilities Commission.
Development of Water Power Within the
State.
State Bureau of Commerce and Trade.
Endorses Gov. Plasteds Administration
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
ISt)it

CLAIRE. In Orland, March 4, to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred B. Claire a daughter.
FITZGERALD. In Camden, March II, to Mr.
and Mrs Willie Fitzgerald, daughter.
GRAY. In Sedgwick, February 81, to Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Gray. daughter, Ida Josephine
HUTCHINSON In Sedgwick. February 81, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, a daughter
LATHAM. In Belfast, March 16, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy L. Latham, daughter
PIERCE. In Winchenden. Mass, February
2S. to Mr.. and Mrs Robert M. Pierce formerly
Frances Hewett of Rockland), a son, John
Hewett.
ROBERTSON In Bluehill, March 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Winfield E. Robertson, son
SoPER. In Orland. March 4, to Mr.. and Mrs
Owen Soper, Jr., son.
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
DIED

EDWARDS. In Brooks, March 3, Mrs Sarah
A Edw ards. aged 66 years.
HOLLIS In Togus, March II, Edmond Hollis,
formerly of Troy, aged 6S years.
LUFKIN. In Brooklin, March TO- Prentiss
Lufkin, aged n years.
MCkINNoN. In Bucksport, March 9, Arthur
Mckinnon, aged IA years and IL months.
ROSE. In Brooks, March 2, Miss Phoebe
Rose, aged 6S years.
SMITH. In Bucksport, March A. Mrs. Caro-
line Smith, aged 70 years.
SPRAGUE. In Swans Island March l, Heze-
kiah W. Sprague, aged ga years and months.
STAPLES. In Swans Island, March 3, Gilman
Staples, aged 80 years, months and % days.
The Republican journal., 1912-03-21
lsME BRUSHFEslg, or

We have resumed the agency of the Monarch
Paints and are prepared to serve our CUSTOM
ers as Eeretofore with these paints in all the
shades and colors, and with painters sup
plies. Thanking the public for their gener-
Gus patronage in this line in the passive are
ready to again serve them