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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-16
LINCOLN.
WHITEFIELD.

SOUTH-Mrs. George Shorey of Fair
field has been ut the Heath Home
stead the past week guests OF her ia :
ther ana sister, W. r. Heath and Es-
tella.
Myron Palmer visited, Tuesday. at
Tiiden Hodgkins', North New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. D +. Matthews went
10 Gardiner. Wednesday. to visit Mrs.
Mathews father J. ~ Bradstreet.
VINO is i'll.
Myron Palmer entertained the "6s
club at his home at "Fairvew Farm
Wednesday evening.
The farmers are very busy just now,
all hunting brown tail moths. One
man reports years FIRE wood cut
with the nests
Albert Tngraham, who suffered a Sc
rions ill turn, this week is improving
in health.
Mrs. Hattie Peaslee is visiting with
Mrs. Edith Hatch.
Mrs. ! +, Jewett of Alma recently
visited her sister Mrs. H. +. Palmer.
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STATE HOUSE.
Figures from Additional
Insurance Statistics,
Two Candidates for Special
New Sweden Election.
C0mr. Hardison al the York County
Good Roads Meetings.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Regular Meeting of Governor and
Council, Friday, March IS, at 10 A. M.

Advance sheets from the preliminary
report of the state Insurance Com
missioner Andrew p. HaVey of Sulli-
van made public, Thursday, showing
the Maine business of life insurance
companies for the year ending Dee. 81,
1911. shows aggregate amount of poll
cics issued $12 4S6,741.9S; policies in
force, Dee. 81, S91 $50. los -. premiums
received, SO. i3I,136.44 This does net
include the Maine business done by
the Equitable Insurance Co. as owing
In fire in home office no report on insur-
aace written in Maine during 1911 or
amount i'll force could be made up in
time for this statement The Union
Mutual. the only Maine life insurance
company reported. has policies issued
tor the year, $l.e20.e2930: policies in
force, Dee. 81. 81 ,966. $685.; premiums
received SffG, 433.I5 The Metropolitan
and the Prudential have together done
an industrial business to the amount
OF 81. f94 81: policies in force. Dec. 81
SIS. 10. 2Ga: premiums received S565 .3s1.-
So
The advance sheets from the prc!im
inarV report oil the insurance commits
sionor. giving the business of fire and
marine insurance companies for the
year ending, Dec. 81. 1911, give the total
IRE risks written during the year as
Sos .96S, 1888; total marine risks writ
ten. S3l ri 40: total premiums re-
ccived, hre s3.l04. $1,000 total premiums
rdceived. marine. 1926. $685.; total loss
IS incurred, fire, 81. ls2, 995.31; total loss
tes incurred. marine, $ls0,505.7o.
OF two Maine stock e companies doing
a marine business. the Merchants has
written risks Ia the amount of ST.,
2ol $50; premiums received, SIS, 1922;
losses incurred. SCI .615.5S; the Union
has written risks To the amount OF
Ss.5454a2; premiums received, $ina.5is
4G. losses incurred. $40 75t.l5
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Feb. 18. 1912.


Copyright, 1911. by Rev. T S Lins-
| colt. y. ID
The Ministry of John the Baptist
Mark lis; Luke iii1-2C
Golden TeXt-Repent We, for the
kingdom Of heaven is at hand. Matt.
ill.,.
ID Verses 1-3-Where are the pre-
dictions to which Mark here refers ?
tSee lisa. Xl;3; Nal. iii:1)
% What reason is there to think
that Isaiah and Malachi had John the
Baptist and Jesus in mind when they
wrote the words quoted by Mark
CD What difference does it make to
the potency and truth Of Christ's Cos
pei whether Mark was right or wrong
in thinking these prophecies aprlied
specifically to John and Jesus?
"a Verses i-N-What did Johns hap
tism stand for?
81 Show from Johns teachings
what he meant by repentance.
f6D What difference, if any. was
there in their standing with God be-
tween Johns converts and converts
today to Christianity?
O. Luke iii;l-6-- What literary ana
historic excellence can you point out
in verses / and :?
tSD Whose son was John, what re-
lation was he t. Jesus and what was
There Ia note about his birth and
training?
o. What arc the moral equivalents
Of Falleys filled np, mountains leveled
down. crooked roads made straight
and rough places smooth?
100 When will the prophecy he full
filled "All flesh shah see tho salvation
Of Ged -
CID Verses 1-S-Who composed the
multitude that came 10 John to be
baptized
G25 What reason can YOU give To
justify John in using such harsh Ian
suagc 70 those who came to ne baR-
tiZed2
Ga What effect Will any religious
ceremony have upon those who are liy-
ing in SIM
d4D What are the .fruits' Of re-
pentance?
Q51 If a son persists in living in
sin what benefit Will a sanity father
be Z him in getting him into heaven
Cut Out and Send to This Office.
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KENNEBEC.
CLINTON.

\ most enjoyable evening was the
evening of Feb. - when the members
of the Arcana Club at the home of
their president, Mrs. G. Percival Loder
rendered reception in honor of the
Wesleyan and Pine Cone Clubs. The
rooms were Hastily decorated with
ported plants and ferns. In the re-
ceiving line were Mrs. G. Percy Loder,
Mrs. Stanley Pummer of Dexter.
president of the Maine Federation OF
Womens clubs, and the past presi-
dents of the Arcana Club. Mrs. W. l..
Cain. Mrs. a. \. Shaw and Mrs Arthur
Holt. The ushers We're Mrs. f. +.
Merrill Mrs. l., Decker, Jr.. and Mrs.
NJ. cain. During the reception, Mrs.
Ethel Stetson presided at the piano.
At the close of the reception the fol-
lowing program was carried out:
Piano salo. Miss Hope I.oder: singing,
Arcana Quartet; piano duet, Misses
Matte Greeley and Helen Bcebee; ad-
dress, Mrs Stanley Plummer, CHE
above was greatly enioyed); vocal
solo. Miss Hope Loder: piano solo,
Miss Helen Beebee; singing. Arcana
Quartet. In the dining room from a
booth of evergreen and pink crysthe-
NUNS Mrs. |. l. Hall and Mrs. c. T..
Marcia served ice cream, from a white
booth. decorated with ferns represent
ing the club colors, Mrs. Iinwood
Eastman and Mrs. r. H. Ward served
fancy crackers and punch. over 40
were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Powers with
their 1ttle son and daughter, kenneth
and Iris. of Easton, are the guests Of
her brother. Willis Knight
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Skins of CAPTURED Beavers.

The commissioners Of inland fish
cries ana gama Thursday, received
TIVE beaver skins from Warden David
Brown Of Greonville. one Of the
beavers was caught at Elm pond, Pts
cataquis county, by Fred Twpmbly in
an otter trap. while the second beaver,
which was much larger Than the other
was caught by another trapper. This
last case is being Investigated by the
wardens. The skins will be sold for
the benefit of the state. An ordinary
beaver skin is worth from IS To 50.
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Sugar Supply
And Consumption.

Sugar consumption in the United
States in the calendar year 1911 exceeded
that of any earlier year. The total
States was, according to the latest esu-
mate of the Bureau of Statistics. De-
partmenb of Commerce and Labor, 1870
million pounds, or an average of Sis
pounds per capita, against the former
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Inland Fisheries HEARINGS.

Hon. John s. p. II Wilson, chair
man If the inland fisheries and game
commission, and Commissioner Frank
=. Mace have gone to Somerset and
Piscataouis counties, where they will
ulating fishing in certain inland wa
tiers. The hearings are 20 be held at
Hartland. Bingham. Somerset Junction
and Dover They expect To return
SATURDAY Afternoon.
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At Coed Roads Meetings.

er L. Hardson vas nj Kennebunk.
Thursday. where ne VAS one Of the
sneakers ut m important Good Roads
meeting held in that town. He viii
speak at Eennebunkport Friday. at
a similar meeting.
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A Card

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 5D-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar il
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Bowditch & Webster Jackson Bros,
Kinsman Pharmacy, c. II. Became.
Arthur Tetreault. Chas Ward &c Co,
Willis R, Partridge. John Coughin.
Temple Pharmacy.
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up in 1882 1t was 40 yards long, in
GLIDING the two approaches. and was
built at cost of $4,000. 1t was car
ried away by a flood in 1916. In 1S41
it was rebuilt and stood until 1902 and
the two outside spans stood until torn
away for the steel structure.
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Your Questions
Answered.

If ven would lillo Ia have answered
any particular question each or any
week from ."fhe Suggestive questions
IN the Sanday-Schoal Lesson by Rev.
DR.. Iinscott. send in your request to
this office. giving tine date Of the les
son and the number Of The question
you wish answered. You may select
any question except the one indicated
that 1T may he answered in writing
X members of thu cl9h." DIR. Lin
scott will answer The questions either
in these columns or by mail through
this office. Don't forget to state what
benefit these Suggestive Questions"
are to YOU. Give your fun name and
address. Send your letters to THE
Question Editor If the Kennebec
Journal"
Cut Out and Send to This Office.
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WAYN E.

tl1i't. " ti'a'SAieiA-
WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I.ee We're guests
Of Mrs. Lees parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ. Pike, sunday. Mr.. Lee will sell
his goods at auction. next week. and
will soon move to a new home near
Portland.
j. r.. Perry is hauling white birch
and poplar timber Ia Strickland 5
Ferry.
Fa smers are utilizing the fair days
and geod roads in moving box and
handle timber to North Wayne.
The town committees of the classed
towns Of Wayne. Fayette. Readlield.
Nit. Vernon. Rome ana Vienna will
meet. Friday the 18th, at Eeadfield
Corner L. choose a district committee
and Transact any other business that
may properly come before them
FAYETTE.
c. l.. Smith has been appointed post
master instead of Mrs. Mary Smily, re-
signed. and the office was moved, Feb.
10. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smiley started
for Florida. Wednesday.
Charles stevens is saving ice this
week.
The town officers will meet Thurs
day. to make the report.
pIrrsToN.
NORTH-:Mr. and Mrs Allen Lewis
of Farming dale We're guests recently
of Mr.. ana Mrs. C. w. Lawrence.
Miss Gertrude Sparrow visited hel
sister Mrs Horace Huntington in Gar
diner last. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Morrill, were call
ed to Bow doinham. Tuesday, by the
serious illn ess of Mrs. Morrill's sister
Mrs. Ella Addition. They returned te
their home Tuesday night
Mrs. D. IL. Watson and Miss Ida
Searles. al; o AIRS. d. y. Lawrence and
! Mrs. G. W Lawrence. passed Tuesday
, at Mrs G X. Green's.
Miss Li4zie McGugin took an en-
forced vaca ton from her duties in Au-
gusta. for Il few days. while suffering
from a sesere cold. She returned t
Augusta. Wednesday, accompanied by
Miss Gertrude Sparrow. who will en-
ter the office of the Nickery & Hill
Publishing Go.
apples nj the Gardiner station. this
week. for shipment to the Boston mar
kct.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank McGugin enter
| tanned a few friends at whist, Tuesday
evening Refreshments of cake ane
coffee were served. Mrs, Charles Nc
Manus secured the first prize for la
| dies and Miss Gertrude Sparrow ano
| Mrs. McGugin the BOBBY prizes. Mr.
| George Sparrow first in the gentle
me MS class and Mr.. Russell Grover
second.
Linemen are employed in putting III
| the private telephone line for Mr.. Me
| Gormick, this week.
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for the purpose Of carrying on a gen
eral hotel business. with $4,000 capital
stock, of which nothing is paid in. Of
ficers: President, Neva q. Gregory of
E9th; treasurer. Nelson l.. Jackson o.
Bath Certificate filed. Feb. Il. 1872.
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Custa Pie

Dilute one can or Eordens Evaporated Mix
with three times as mach watec. .oid % this
four eggs. well beaten. a pinch OF salt. a little
grated nutmeg ground cinnamon and SUI
Ic.ent sugar sweeten taste idae
small one large pie plate with plain paste
tdeep pie plates prcferabeJ, fl. with inc
mixture. ana bake IN QuIci. for half
hour.
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You don't know half the
delightful dishes you
can make with milk.

You should use more milk in
cooking things for the home table.
Mix dishes are more nouriShing,
more wholesome. Everyone likes
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-16

or tea. Try Borden'S for creamed
chicken, for soups, for oyster stewS,
for Holsters a Ia Newberg, for
doughnuts and buildings. And
don't fail to try it for good old
fashioned CuStard Pie. Here is the
recipe:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-16
Use Borden's Evapora
ted Milk { P Ua5reet B5a9d

and you have The richness of pure,
whole milk in most convenient and
economical form. 1t is always
ready, always dependable, always
the same creamy consistency SO
that you know just how much to
use. Use BoFIen's in your coffee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-16

Miss Gladys Byther Of -Nibion is
visiting her uncle. Earnham Stratton.
Miss Matte Greeley was in PITTS
field Wednesday.
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Loyal Protective Insurance Co,
BOSTON. MASS.

ASSETS DEC. 81, 1911.
Stocks and Bonds, $253,9o5.S
Cash in Office and Bank, 9,Hl.st
Interest and Rents. 3oSl.tt
All other Assets, 2i.st
Gross Assets. s3ai,575.ao
Admitted Assets. $3si,5.5.so
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1911
Net Unpaid Losses, So, al6 q
Unearned Premiums M,gl6s
All other Liabilities, y, 10
Cash Capital, ln,Wutl
Surnlus over All Liabilities 90.644
plus. ''''e w sals.575.so
FRANK r woLcoTT. Agent.
Albion, Maine. w
febl6, fri,2t .-------lA2
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
HODGE ID LOSE
 IN WASHINGTON
It Looks as IT Wilson and Marshall will Receive the Suffrage Of tho Major
 ity Of tho People

S"aiilr. Nov. 1.-The pubIrity given Iindg"'S private career will defeat him al tl" polls tomorrow. ProgrrSSivrS are tlr>rriing Inc Progressive 9ubrrnat0rial candidate by hundreds.
 There Is no telling how tlr state will r"ir tomorrow on the presidential can tiidat,.s. ds Ii Is generally coircGcd IIIc stat" Is close. With the chances slightly in Favor of the republican iirkrr. Bet ling nn Wilson's rlrriinn Is i iu with little or nu takers. It iS generally ron rrdcd ihc democrats nave made an ad mirabIc campaign and nave skiIlfully a. Nudrd making mistakes. The party is united while inc republicans are cut in two.
 New York will give lis electoral vote 1o Wilson and Marshall, with the chances that Pennsylvania and Illinois will go the same way. Indiana is sure for the dem Ocrats.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
PLACER MINERS
 TURN TO QUARTZ
THieh Strikes In tho Fairbanks District arc
 Calling tho Miners From Placer to Quartz

The further development of the cA- crpti"naily rich lead of Critics and Fcld- men on thc left limit Of Fairbanks creek near Moose creek continues to excite the residents or that valley, report re- cent arrivals from Fairbanks, and as a t"Rscqucncc many Of the placer miners are turning their attention iu hard rock, s"iIi" having gone in work under lease whI" others are scratching for thrInScIvcS. \In"Er the newest ur the parrr miner. [" jump inio ilIr hard rock game are Ford r"ncr"y. who were mining ihiS -pa>t summer on , below.
 Criics and Fcldman have irarrd their lead for HOO feet by a series Of holes, and almost anywhere they can take out samples Of picture rock that will make the avaririous blink their eyes. News Miner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
LONGER SERVICE
 OF ENLISTMENT
New Army Rule Went Into Ensct Mo- vsmbsr 1--Msans Reserve Force
 of Trained Men

Washington, Nov. Adj. Gen. George andrews. Of the army, informed re- cruttins offices that from November 1st all enllstments must be for a period of seven years instead Of four years. This is the first application to the re- cruiting service Of the long term pro. vision or thc new law.
 While the full enlistment term will be seven years. only the f,rst four years will be for actual military service Ar ter that the soldier who does not curr to r""niist will be transferred tn t,ic bu will bc subject in call ai q moments notice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
NO CLEW
 ON BODY
as Glue In the San Diego mys- tery Gas,

san Diego. Nov. 4-Although local phy- stclans have examined the body found anchored in San Diego bay recently. they have not decided whether It is that Of a man or woman. The police are con- finced today that II Is the body of F.. C. Moore. san Diego man who portion of the stockings found on the body has been partially identified by Moorc'S wife and a local dentist declared the teeth were those Of Moore. The police are still trying to run down rlrwS In connection with the supposed murder.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
TOD CAREFUL GOT CAUGHT
young Man With Pocket Full of Opium. overpays His Hand and is Taken
 Into Custody

William Osborne Is today in the cus- t0dy or the federal authorities on tile charge of smuggling opium into the coun- try from the Canadian line. as result Or his own over cautiousncss. Osborn was thc only one 10 leave the train al Bcllinslam on the opposite side from that taken by thr others This attrac ted Inspcctur Grorec IIubbard's attcn- h"h. ENainiIEiti"n revealed secret pock cts in nSburn's coal m which wcr,. t"linh IS fi,r-tarI tins Of opium
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
EBNER MINE
 ID BE OPENED
Is Reported That the auqoen- helms Have Taken over Ju-
 nsau Property

'"i' hdk' 'i'\. Nov. IA newspaper slathi'ni made here today by i;rprgc brhf. we'll known mining man. hin,S strongly al an early organization of thc EDiirr mine. at Juneau. Alaska In l hrWsI'airr interview. Bent says:
 "Th" nnanrIal matters or Ihr Ebn,r mn" VIII D" >I"rdily adjusted and be Tor" n"N >mniincr ih" r,inr vii bc ,.u.. ni tlI" Hn>i Important Factors m Snrtl,- raStGrn Alaska. There will b,. dnvri- "rilnni work started >nnr. and ihrr,. hiii"ir"h >iin'p> will b,. rinIInlrd Iu mIIl iIrr ur,.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
FIGHT OVER
 A WOMAN
Two Men Riddle Themselves with Lead and a Woman Is the
 Cause

Basic, SWilZcrland.. Nov. IA fierce rant here a. result or tho ciOpcmcnt Of the pretty young wife "r middle aged German merchant named SpriScr. her lover. from Frirdingcn io BaSlr. and finding them in q restaurant. opened fire. The lover did tlr same. and after a Mrs. SpriSrr Was mnrtally Whintlrd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
MONSTER PARADE IN NEW YORK
p.mocrstIc National Committee Claim wii- son vviH be Elected by the Greatest
 Majority ever oison Candidate

New York, Nov. IA monster Wiisoh and Marshall parade will take place TO- night as the closing or the campaign. u ia ap,icipatcd ii will be the largest ever witnessed in New York. Today, al all meetings throughout the United States will be read Gov. Wilson's closing mes sage to thc American voter. DeEroCr"tic headQuartcrS here arc confident of the election Of Wilson and Marshal by the largest majority eyer accorded pres idcniial candidate ur whatsoever party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
END
 WHALE AND SEAL
Scientists are Asking that the IndIserIm- inats Slaughter be Stopped to Save
 the Whale Species

Munich. oy. 1.-The scientific congress probable extermnatlon Of both whales and seals under the methods of hunting now prevailing. It was generally conceded that the existence Of the whale Is of short duration. Svcrdrup and rlanon offered resolutions calling for the clos- ing nr remote whaling stations and for the regulating or the hunting of these mammals.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
WANT TREATY
 EXTENDED YEAR
Treaty be Extended for An other Year

St. Petersburg, Nov i.-An invitation al Washington to negotiate new com 'mcrcial treaty to take the place or the one denounced by America.
 Tn reply the Russian government Sug- geSctS that the old treaty Dc extended for another year in view of the great Quirr examination before another treaty can h. arranged
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
TIGHTENING CHAIN
 AROUND CROOKS
Tiohtenina--They Were After Burns Life From Behind Bars

Indianapolis. Nov. i-SrNrn hundred letters taken from the files Of the Struc- ;ural Iron Workers union have been in .roduccd to show that President fyan rr the union and inc other defendants rorrcSpundcd for i've years in rarrv,ns on their dynamite plans.
 Q, government agent testified E'ii {: kIu. confessed tn him that John M" NLrlara. ~Iurr his imprisonment. iil'i tIoitrd tu gel The fife of Det 'c:r'' Burns Tlia; Wafer Drew ard ac""in Iirc< had Jeff q parkag" "r d;nLIn!" in Indianapolis which IIurkInp- WI; |" s-i AurI complete ih Ioi.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
LIEUT.. VEGETABLES
 UNDER ARREST

First Lieut.. Otho F.. Michaelis, If will Dc remembered. who defended Lieut.. Samuel Orchard here. has been placed under arrest ct the Presidio. San Fran cisco. for issuing cheeks when he had no funds In the bank to meet payments.
 The oncnses are alleged to have been committed when Lieut.. Michselis was with the 18th regiment. stationed in Alaska. The court hss been ordered and the trial will shortly occur.
 The Lieutenant will probably be tried for violating tho e9nd Article of War. San Francisco papers at hand state that the accused o6icer's defense wiil be that he thought he had money In the banks with which 10 meet the checks Issued. ," ",,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
CONVICT LEAVES
 FOR THE PEN.

Fairbanks, Nov. +-.CampbcIi the mur. osrer Of the Scison boys In ,hc Husko. ."im. who wAs sentenced to lif, lm. , rlsonment, Is now being aScu 10 ihe pcnifeniisry by way or the trail. He is being closely guarded as hc has already rum one atte npt to cscapc rsrn re cTtrIa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04

The Alaska Railway Commission will so as far south as Juneau on the Aiame. da. They will visit Halnes Mission be- fore going 10 the states. The commits sion hopes 10 submit It's report to con. gross before the holidays. IL h a clnch that the report will rsvor the Val dcz route, there being no other to com pare with it
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
POLITICAL THIEVES
 ARE CAUGHT
Arc Alleged to Have Perpetrated Irrequ- Iarities In Philadelphia Primary
 Elections

Philadelphia. Nov. i-AS q result Or pU- Ice investigation Of alleged irregularities III the 10th ward, the stronghold of James r. McNichOI, Dr. Edward IT. Fa- hey, member Of the state legislature and John Fchr. political worker, were arrested with six other men here last night.
 Ten charges. comprising various in- fractions Of the election law, were pre ferred against Fchr. Representative Fahey was charged with conspirIns with rchr 10 secure fraudulent nominations.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-04
CREMATED
 HOTEL FIRE
ing Many of tho auests--others
 Escape In Night ciotes

>t. Louis. Nov. 1.-The Berlin Hotel q well known tavern, burned here last rrrmating a number of the guests one jhIndrrd and iifty Of those stopping in tlIc place managed to escape in thcir night clothes. though q number or ihrm were badly burned.