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TORONTO WINNERS.

FIRST RACE.LMaiden three and four
year Odds; $500 added, one mile-Elwah.
ioa CTurner). first: Stalmore. 100 CMar-
TIM. second Flying Yankee. 1o5 OHop-
kins). third. Time. l43 3-5. Moss Rock,
Miss Detroit. Airey ana Allancen also
ran. Mutucls paid Elwan. straight.
Sll.1o: place, $3.50; show, $40; Stalmore.
riacc. $3.50. show. $40; Flying Yankee.
show. $40.
SECOND RAcE-victoria stakes; two
.year-olds: Ave furlongs. -Nionocacy. l05
(ButwelD. won Little Hugh. 10 (Schut-
tinger), second; Spring Maid. 40 MAR
TIM. third. Time, 1.oe. Brawney and
The Sieries also ran. Mutuals paid
Monoacy. straight. $500; place. $3.50
show. $3.50. Little Hugh. place. $3.50:
show. 1870 Spring Maid. show, $780,
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WOMAN ASLEEP FIVE DAYS.
Attending Doctors Fail In Efforts
To Awaken Her.

CUMBERLAND. Md, May ei.-with
all efforts to awaken her unavailing,
Mrs, William Harper, ffty-two, OF lIar-
persyille, Homecoming. has slept steadily
since last Sunday night Physicians
say the woman shows no signs OF illness
although growing weak from lack OF
noufshment on two other occasions
during the past four weeks Mrs. Har-
per has slept for twenty and twenty
eight houra
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KIRBY BEATS TRAVIS
IN HOT GOLF MATCH
ON DAlTUSR0L LINKS
TraverS, Douglas and Sinclair
Other Winners in Close Play
for "Met." Titles.

lNferlal 10 The Evening NOrl1J.
SHORT HILLS. ~ j.. May H-Un-
der broillng sun. with a. degrees Jump
Ia the mercury inside Of twenty-four
hours. the third round OF match play in
the annual Metropolitan Golf Cham
pionship began to-day at the Baltusrol
Links before a huge crowd. Three.
quarters OF tho gallery followed Jerome
Travers. who Is as much the popular
Idol as ever.
Walter Travis commanded as much
money at the start as Klrkfby. II Is
hard, In view OF the last two days
Developments. TO see how anybody but
Travers, Travis and kirkby has q
chance for tho honor. Travers this
morning had In tow Robert C. Watson,
Westbrook, and Findlay Douglas.
Nassau. Is playing wyatt Taylor. Ards
ley. while c. J. sullivan is pitted
against his Balturoi club-matc, WAL
lace Sinclair.
Travers Is IN the upper half of the
draw and Travis and Kirkby in the
lower, which means that nothing short
OF an earthquake can keep Jerry" out
OF the final. Throo other sets arc also
In the field.
In tho second. "the beaten 10 OF tho
championship" there In prospect OF n
lively encounter between Edward NJ
Wild. cranfor,l and Gardiner White.
Oakland. Roy Webb. Englewood
Archie Red. ~. Andrews. and George
T. Brokaw. Garden city are also fac
tors in that class. Travers was on his
putting with a vengeance and won
from Watson by up and TO 60
Cards:
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SUMMER IN CONGRESS.
First Signs Given by Speaker Clark
ana "Unc1e Joe" Cannon.

WASHINGTON. May I.-Summcr Of
fcially arrived to-day in the House
when Speaker Clark tucked a huge
handkerchief under his chin to save a
willing collar, discarding dignity OF the
Speakers rostrum.
Uncle Joe" Cannon, when he saw
Clarks neck protector. unbuttoned the
bottom button OF his vest-the only one
he ever fastens. while Representative
Serene Payne and dozens of other MEM
bers followed suit and darinsly dis
played gorgeous-hued suspenders.
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Wolverton depends on Quinn
to Pitch His Grew to Vic
tory in First Game.
BATTING ORDER.

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. NEW
YORK. May 2i.--Midseason weather pre-
vailed on the 1iill Top this afternoon
when Washington opened Its series with
wolverton's crew. A July sun beat
down on the flold and the players
seemed we'll satisfied and more at home
than is usual during spring games. In
the grand stand and blcachers straw
hats predominated for the first time
this year.
Walker took the mound for tho Sem
ators. with Ainsmlth behind the plate.
while Wolverton selected Quinn and
Sweeney as his battery.
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ELECTRIC PARK WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-ol ds and up
Selling; about i've flirlongs.-Lone Ben.
Ill (Fairbrother), 8 TO 2. even and to 2,
FIRST; Bonnie Rec. 1906 (Moody). TO 2,
to and TO 9. second; Italians sec,
100 (Mccarthy), IL to l, to and to !.
third. Time. 0.59 S-5 Susan Hannah.
Louise. Merry Chiffon and T. y. Spears
also ran and finished as named.
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Sing Sing Term for White SLAYER.

Herman Goldman. twenty-four years
old. OF No. 20 Grafton street. Brooklyn.
who pleaded guilty before Judge Grain
in General Sessions Of compelling a
seventeen-year-old girl TO lead life of
shame. was to-day sentenced to Sing
Sing prison for not less than four years
or more than eight years.
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NEW GRAND TRUNK HEAD.
r.. J. Cha mberlain Successor Of c.
VI. Hays, Lost In Titanic Disaster.

LONDON. May 2t-The announce
ment was made to-day that Edison Jo-
seph Chamberlain. Vice-Presldent OF
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. has
been appointed to succeed Charles NJ.
Hays. who lost his life in the Titanic
disaster. as President of the Grand
Trunk Railway Company Of Canada.
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U. q. Marksmen winners.

0UENOS AIRES, Argentina, May ~.
Tho team OF marksmen representing
the United States carried of the in
transitional shooting competition which
I eruinsted to-day hy i,29 points against
the A5ss points scored Vy the Argentina
tsaa.
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MRS. EARLE GOLF CHAMPION;
DEFEATS MISS H0LLlNS.

DNGLEwooD, ". j.. May a.-Mrs.
Victor Earle proved too much for her
athletic opponent, Miss Marion Hollins,
defeating her IN the final round for the
women's metropolitan title for a year.
G up and 4 to play.
The cards for u holes;
Mrs. Earle,
G iH ..............S 3 -S-7o
Il Il ::5 7isss' IS -ssss-s,
The final was at rs holes. Mrs Earle
entered from the Wykagyl Club. was
runner up last year and has had much
more experience than her rival. Yonne
Miss Hollins never played In the contest
before, having only recently taken NJ
the sport She has long been known a.
social horsewoman.
Beaten Eight. First sixteen, Fina
Round-Miss Eleanor Whitney. Morris
county, boa, Mrs. +. II. Donohue. Mont
clair. 3 up to TO play.
Second Sixteen. Final Round--Mrs
Lloyd wimpfheimer, Deal beat Mrs
w J. Faith. wypagyl. up and l Il
play,
Beaten Eight, Second Sixteen, F!na
Round-Mrs Bird. Dunwoodie, beat Ais
Bertha Graham, North Jersey, up an,
| . 10 play.
Third Sixteen, Final Round--Mlss Ger
trude Plckhardt, Englewood. beat Mrs
Charles Greenhall, Hollywood. up an
| 7 10 play.
Beaten Eight. Third Sixteen. Fina
Round-Mrs. Il. w. Gardiner. Hacken
/ sack. beat Mrs. Il. Moriarty. Engle
wood. up 90 holes).
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.

United States Stcci, "a 1900 shares; Reading.
10 400 shares Union Pacific, IL 500 sharss
Copper, $500 shAres American Can, 49, 200
shares, and Peoples Gas. $500 shares.
The evening world., 1912-05-24

This afternoon Douglas plays Travers
and tirlSby opposes Sinclair.
Going out seven OF the nine holes In
the kirkby Travis match were halved.
each winning one. on tho homoward
Journey two holes was the greatest DIFF
ference between them. Going 10 tho NJ
teenth they were all square. Kirkby got
by the sixteenth by his fine. long drives.
but lost the seventeenth through slicing.
He was particularly lucky to halve the
eighteenth. which meant Il win, after
hooking his tee shot. The crucial point
was on the fourteenth, where Travis.
after a bad second. got an impossible lie.
To complete the trouble on the fifteenth
| Travis could not SEQ the line OF the
role. both being In n swampy patch. but
Kirldby got down his long putt.
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The Closing Prices.

To-day's highest. lowest and last prices of
stocks and Of net change, as compared with
yesterdays final figures. sre as follows; 49,.
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Douglas.
OUT 3 Gs4 80 "a
ln--5 D
TayIof.
OUT 9 ! 40

Douglas lost only tho first hole going
out. by putting into the long grass. @ut
played rather unevenly. on the seventh
Taylor piced up. while at tho thirteenth
and fourteenth he was lucky TO get
halves after driving into bunkers. The
end came by Taylor's thrice going out
OF bounds on the fifteenth par 4 which
he nevertheless lost by only six to hve,
The Slnclair-Sullivan contest did not
develop much noteworthy play. Sin
clair was no better than even all the
way to the sixteenth and usually down,
he squared matters. however. mt the
turn. sullivan then took the eleventh
and thirteenth and Sinclair got the
twelfth and fourteenth. while the M
teenth was halvcd. With everything re-
naming In tho balance Sinclair cap
tured the sixteenth. halved the seven
teenth and won the eighteenth. along
with the match. Tho medal totals were
Indifferent. The cards:
| Kirkby.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-28

visiting her SISTER, Miss Caroline Cham
beriaip.
Miss Alice Grindle is the guest of Mrs
Clara Aliau at North Brookswille.
3. ". Stevens and P 5 Aiken, of Ban
rnr, visited the Forestezs last "Wednesday
evening.
Miss Russell gave lecture ON ''Moun-
tain Climbing" az Normal hall Saturday
evening.
Capt. Conner and family are home. after
an absence OF nearly two years Ali are
glad TO see them.
Clarence Wheeler. accompanied by Mrs
Wheeler and daughter Margaret, left
Monday for Massachusetts.
William Hooper, wife and son Merton,
accompanied by w. A. Walker and wife,
returned "Wednesday, after spending tive
I months al tine Isle of Pines.
/ The drama, 's-rhe Tsasar,' given at En-
erson mall Friday evening, WIS greai
4 success. The proceeds, saa, are for ths
3 fraternity and baseball team.
Feb. rs, g.
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CASrINE..

Postmaster Hanpsr spent several days IN
Bangor last week
a. NJ. Deverenx. after several weeks III
Bangor, is home.
Miss Frances Chamberlain, of Bath. is
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SEDGWICK.

J. A. Closson took trip TO Rockiand
last week
Mrs. c. T. Cooper ana son are in Blue
hill for few weeks.
Mrs. Il. A Small, assistant, was in the
postoffice Friday and Saturday, the first
time since last July.
Miss Mnsa Dollazd, of Brooi1Iin, and
Miss MRdella small went to Rockiand
Thursday, returning Saturday.
Friday hen belonging to L. W. Cup
till laid an egg measuring 1-2xs inches
in circumference.
Dnring the storm "Wednesday night. tine
barn on the old Cain place was struck by
lightning and damaged considerably.
Miss Elizabeth Holden viii be married
Wednesday TO C. Dudley Du Bose, Of
South Carolina. The wedding will take
place an Portland, at tine church WHARF
hsr parents were married
Feb. 26. II.
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Is unnecessary for those vino keep well
all the time. The best way TO keep well
is by proper diet. SUFFICIENT rest, enough
exercise, and above all things by keep
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reforming your habit of nasty eating.
by regulating the amount of rest or ez-
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of other disturbing symptoms You
can insure your health against sickness
HI Lttle expense by systematic Use Of
this old and reliable household remedy.
1t has helped thousands and is house
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homes. Large bottle, small dose thirty
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Portland, NE.
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wEsT HANCOCK.

Mrs. Irving PsasAee is in Sedgwink visit
ing her mother.
Mrs. Pearl Miiss. who mas been i'll, is
much improved
c. Fl. Norris, OF Bar Harbor, was q re-
cent guest Of ms sister, Mrs. Il. Fl. Butter
field.
Mrs. W. e. springer and Mrs. Sherman
mcfarland visited friends in Holden last
week.
Mrs. Claude Willard, of 5tesp Falls, re-
Gently visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Miles.
Victor Z. Smith, of Northeast Harbor,
was guest of w. K. Springer and wife
last week.
Daniel GalIison and wife, Of Hancock,
are spending 3 lew weeks with their
daughter, Mrs sherman Mcfarland.
Feb 2s. 5UMAc.
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NORTHEAST HARB0R.

Ernest HaIl has returned from the Uni-
versity Of Maine.
Arthur McNnlty mas returned TO Ban
gor.
The annual report Of the officers Of Nat.
Desert is out.
a meeting of tine Boy Scouts was held
al rhe Neighhorhooo house saturday.
Members OF the stetsup grammar school
spent washingtonss nirthuny AT Eve
Crags''
Misses Henrietta Gilpatrtek, Edith Hall
and Mildred STANLEY spent the Weekend
al 0rOno.
Tine monthly business nesting OF the
Baptist church viii be held Saturday
evening.
Washingtou's birthday exercises were
held at the primary school "Wednesday al
tern0on.
The Boy Scouts basket ball team will
play tine Ellsworth Boy scouts 81 Els
worth, Saturday evening.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARB0R.
FvANeEI.IsgrIc sERvInEs.

ElNHAaNkfSsaAtHAANs 1AkasAf AAf&4t~'
The Congregational churches OF South
west Harhur and fremont are looking for
ward with interest 10 tine visit Of Rev.
Reuben s. Smith, evangelist, OF Boston.
who will hold two weeks special services
here. Members OF all churches and the
public are invited To attend THESE meet
ings.
MIR. Smith will begin mas services OF
Sunday, siaretis, at the Southwest Harnol
church, at fo.30 and Z. He will preact
every evening of 9he week following N
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day 10 sse Mrs. Wallis husband, vino is In
the hospital.
Miss Fannie Sawyer, who has been vis-
iting relatives hare, mas returned 70 her
home at Southwest Harb0r.
A surprise party, which was 3 surprise
indeed, WIS given to George Smith and
wife Tuesday evening. a very pleasant
evening was passed Refreshments were
ssrTed. Air. and Mrs. Smith received
msny pratfy and useful pressnss.
Fen, 6. ANON.
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sTEREY

SIRtf1.
Airs. L. j. Alien is III
Fannie Allen mas returned from HsnEur
Mrs. Lanura aaspar spent last week in
Ellsworth.
Elsie slsarry is visiting her sister in Bar
HArhor.
The Nathodisi and BAPTIST souisties will
serve dinner fusvn-mseslsfg day.
Mira. e. /. ssavyer and son Dwight have
returned home.
The granrars had ehnpping bee and
supper at their nall Friday afternoon.
Tine s.poverty social in the Grange hall
Monday evening was y CREST success.
The pronsntis were for the benefit ~ tine
grange aDztage at Good Will Farm.
Fab. e. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-28

REIaHBoEHooD HOUSE
Rev. MIR, Lees lecture mas been post
ponsd until Feb. %.
Tine second bowling team will 20 70 Bar
Aarbor Tomorrow 10 play tine second team
there.
There viii I've ''something doing" Friday
lnight when the FIRST team meets the Ellis
worth nigh school five.
The dancing school rs great feature Of
the house these days, nnd is eniRrging the
membership roll. About fifty are in At
tendance.
Fen. - TwENTy-THEEE.
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Otis

Everett Higgins, wife and children, of
Lameine. visited their mother, Mrs. Della
Lalty, over Sunday. Master Harold re-
manned for an extended visit
The funeral OF Mrs Nellie r DAVIS was
halo at tins home saturday afternoon. Eier
pastor, Rev Mr. Smith, Of Franklin, sffi-
ciatsa. The hnral tributes were beRuti-
tut The bearers were: Aioses fIHsiam,
George kiueRid. Martin Moore and James
Jordan. She wRs buried beside her former
husband, Charles r. Pyle, in Mariaville,
near her former home.
Feb. 26. DAVIS.
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Southwest Harbnr He will begin mis-
services at fremont church, Sunday,
March 10. al 2 and D. m. There win be
services every evening of the following
week al fremont at = The pastor, C. "
Robinson, invites everybody to come and
enjoy the meetings.
Mr.. smith has been recognized Ter mary
years &c one OF the STRONGEST hay evanse-
lists in New England. For many wears,
while engaged in business, he devoted his
evenings and Sundays TO assisting in
evRngettstie meetings, with marked sue-
cess. Since 1905 ne mas given ms entire
time TO evangeiIBlic work.
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a1nEr1lsrug-IE-
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PRAISES pE-Ru-ka

81 am giao 10 write my endorse-
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40 SO nosf heartily. ''--.Iafie MarIowe.
Amy remedy that benefits digestiDE
strengthens the nerves.
The nerve eenters require nutrition.
II the digestion is impaired. tine nerve
centers become Rnemic, and nervous
debility is the result.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLOOMINGTON.

ClN}N1N&a4AJIA*
Joshua sweetsar and wife ara both seri-
ously Ill.
Mrs P s. Knowlton is guest o. AIRS.
Pred Simpson.
Alexander McCufiie and wife left Mon
day fer Boston.
Il. Carter il on . business trip TO Cam
den and vicinity.
Joseph C. Harmon is on trip 40 Port
land and Augusta.
Miss Anne Thuriow is spending her
vacation in Ellsworth
Miss Alma Wood, who has heen very
in Of pneumonia, is gaining
Cant. John Barbour arrived Friday from
Belfast with hay for Fl. b suaith-
Mrs. Nettis spofforr and son arr home
from visit in Portland aud Biddetord.
W S pilisbury, managing editor of the
Boston Herald, mas been in town few
days.
A daughter Of John Merchant, aged
STOUT six years, died OF diphfharia last
week
The ice IL broken up in the hareor and
cuvas, and sailing craft ran get TO the
whHrves.
Mrs Maud Mills has sold her lodging
house in BOSTON and is al stoninglon for a
few w-salas.
Miss Jessie Colby, who fell on the ice
and was badly hurt, is al the Knox huspi-
tai, improving.
Feb. &C. NXHu..
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OTTER CREEK.


George Joy, of Northeast Harbur, is in
town.
Charles Stanley and wife, of Cranberry
Isles, spent the weekend with Mrs. Stan
lsyis parents.
Mrs. Corn Walls and little son Reginald
and james Smith went To Bangor Satur-
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BATTLE NOW ON
may PUT END TO
!: !: MEXICAN REVOLT
Crozco Making Last Stand at
Rellano Under Heavy Artil-
81 ~ lery Fire of Federalists.

At FEDERAL. FRONT. NEAR REL
GlAaeO. Mexico. May 2s.-Fighting be-
hUoen the Mexican rebel and Federal
asunlss wRs renewed AZ daybreak. The
Government troops opened the engage
0snk against the insurreotos with sharp
As1lu9y IRE. There was quick response
Asm the rebel front. which seems we'll
.Np-day.s. hatus y sxpsoted TO mark
~ thAlnG POINT In the 1Sexioan re-
~ nehtin6 began yesterday. the
Yo1eg1l forces being led by Gen. VIC
nu1ane Huata against the men of Gen.
ogui1o. Aver . hot engagement that
AGesd or hours me Government troops
Wu& according to reports. driven back.
~ ~ result was not deciEvA The
0Unk1ns suddenly ceased during the
o1unk Aboat eighty men were killed
= the olash. 90 '-
~ AAybreak che battle was resumed
- tlz1s forenoon the destructive power
- ~ FEDERAL srtillery was badly ON.
oassasalng the Orosoo forces. Huerta's
~ guns were working havoc in the
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rebel ranks a. . distance OF nve kiio-
meters. with the rebels unable to reply.
Their guns lack range.
Desperate hghting Is expected through-
out the day. It Is thought that this Is
Orozco's last stand and that IL Rellano
falls his fortunes will fall also.
The battle hogan at I p. NJ. yesterday,
when, about $500 Federals appeared IN
front OF the rebel position and opened
IRE. Being advised OF the imminent at.
tack. Orozco rushed TO Rellano from
uminez and took personal command
sending Salaxar's troops to the from,
fank. While the Federal artillery poured
a .'il'-g iiro into the rebels. their in.
fantry and cavalry crcpt closer up. Gen
erals Aubert. Crbana, Teller, Villa and
Rabago comma nded the Federals. under
Gen. Huerta- The Federal firing con.
tinued until 0 p. M. ana then suddenly
ceased.
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b sequel to the law for the separation
Of Church and state decreed by che
Government in April last year. Tho
carrying out Of the separation law has
given rico to disturbances IN many DIS
tricts and IN some oases has I'd TO Sc
we're fighting.
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CHILD SUES WOMAN ARTIST.
e16,0OO Demanded for Alleged Use
Of Girls Photograph.

Of Girps Photograph.
Jessie Tarbox BeAis. who has q studio
at No. 1eo East Twenty-third street. was
sued yesterday in the Supreme Court ~
Emma l.. Jacob. fourteen years, to re-
cover $4,000 damages for the alleged use
by the defendant OF . photograph oi
the plaintiff. her brother and her sisters.
William r. Clare Of No. 15e Broad
way. Miss Jacobs attorney, obtained
from Justice Blanchard an order APP
pointing bartholomew Jacob OF shippan
Point, her father. a. her guardian I'd
Item to prosecute the action. The d.
PENDANT 10 represented by CharlAs d
Bunker.
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Portugal AbO1ishes Legation.
LISBON. Portugal. May 23.-The
Chamber Of Deputies, by a vote Of 80
agains. Is. decided to-day to abolish the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-03-08
SELMA.

Several people of the neighbor
hood have had the grip the last few
days.
viii Neimer and family of Kerby
spent last Sunday at the home of T.
j. Breazeale,
S. o. Chastam and family of Slate
creek spent Sunday visiting with
relatives here.
Miss Cretie Clark has come to
work at the home of p f. Gerald of
Selma Miss Edna Hutchinson going
home after working there several
months.
A dance was held at the home of
Edgar Hawkins last Saturday night.
One will be at the Grange hall next
Saturday after open grange in the
evening
Jacob Seiwitz and family of Jer-
Ome Prairie, also Charles Geiwitz
and wife were visiting friends and
relatives here last week. Charles
Geiwitz has recently come from Des
Moines, Iowa They are looking at
the country prospective to locating
here. They say it was quite a
change to leave several inches of
srow and cold freezing weather back
there and come to this land of sun
shine and flowers. }. h. Tucks and
family and the Geiwitz families took
quite a drive through the Illinois
valley and upper Deer creek last
Wednesday enjoying a pleasant day.
There is a current report that
parties with unlimited means have
purchased the Anderson placer mine
at the mouth of Deer creek and are
intending to put in modern mining
machinery, a dredger and are also
calculating to build wagon road
hom the Feaster place down the
creek to the mine
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-03-08
JEROME PRAIRIE ITEMS.

Grandma Borough has returned to
her home with her son, J. B.
Borough, on Rogue River, after visit
ing some months with her daughter,
Mrs. F. NJ. Armstrong.
Rev. Hoxie preached an excellent
sermon Sunday at the school house
where the Sunday services are held.
c. ]. Armstrong and family were
agreeably surprised Friday evening
OF last week by a jolly crowd Of
about 80. The evening was spent in
playing games and enjoying the mu-
sic furnished by several members of
the party.
j. Workman and family have
moved onto the Druice place and ex-
pect to make that their home for the
summer
Miss Elsie Robinson. who has been
in poor health for some time, is now
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Peters,
above Wonder, in the hope that the
mountain location will improve her
physical condition.
Mrs. Claudius Robinson, who has
been visiting for several weeks with
relatives near Eugene, returned
home Tuesday.
Several families took a trip TO
Grants Pass the first Of the week in
spite of the rainy weather
The jerome Prairie Sunday school
is planning on having an entertain
ment and basket social at the school
house the night of the 18th Of this
month 1t is to be a St. Patrick en-
tertainment and promises to afford
much amusement The proceeds are
to go to buy bibles for the Sabbath
school Everyone is cordially invited
The young people of the neighbor-
hood met at the home of Mr.. Kelly /.
to practice for the coming entertain /.
ment.
Miss Ethel Morgan is visiting with |
her sister in Grants Pass
Mr. Guivich, son and wife from the .
east are here visiting and will prob
ably locate here.