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The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
Sentinel speeial Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. Nov. 13-The Officials Of
the United Mine Workers of America
have already launched plan to Sc
cure the cooperation of all coal min
ers in Wyoming, New Mexico, Miss
ouuri, Oklahoma, Kansas and Arkan-
sas in prosecuting the strike in Colo
rado mines. This is the statement
made by John r. Lawson, Colorado
member of the national board. Eff
forts are now being made to unionize
the miners in New Mexico and IL is
said that when this is done, steps
are to be taken at once to involve the
miners in all of the states named
above.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
UN|ONIzE OTHER STATES TO
AID IN COLORADO COAL STRIKE
Hayes and Hickey Commence aie.Hde Tour 10 Mould Public
Sentiment 10 Favor With Unions; Wants q, ,000 Names
On Union FeIiiiOhS.

Vice President Frank Hayes and
W. T. Hickey, secretary Of the State
Federation of Labor, began their
state tour to address the various sec
tions on the present strike situation.
The first meeting was held Sunday at
Boulder. The plan is to campaign
the entire state for the purpose OF
acquainting the public of the exact
conditions that led up to the present
strike troubles. While on this tcyr
petitions for constitutional amend
ment to permit of Colorado mining its
own coal, are TO be circulated for sig
natures. The object is to secure at
least 1000 names to insure its being
filed with the secretary of state.
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DISHONORABLE NEWSPAPER WORK

T He dshonorabe and mprofessiona attitude newpa-
assumed in this city has been assumed by the ed
orh and management of the morning paper concerning the local
posoce contest As stated few days ago contemporary
giving publication all sorts of and nsnuatons calculated
stir strife the democratic party with the hope of defeating
r. & Walker for the postmasehp is being used tool
by and he canddate the fight against
Mr. Walker. With this and with our contemporary is
anything defeat The Sentinel"
The people know the motive behind this action
1t such action toward a contemporary that men like A. C.
Newton r. A. Sherman Karl A. Bckel and James A. Becker
former able editors and of contemporary would
never have stopped to take.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
SOME BIG PROBLEMS

announced columns Yesterday the stockholders
OF the Grand Valley Irrigation Co, the pioneer irrigation
company OF this county, will have big problems pass upon
at the mass meeting to be held on December s.
Among them will be of Importance than the pro-
position to cement the canal order seepage The
enng OF great irrigation bitches for this purpose being done
throughout the with the government taking the lead There
no question but what such work would go long toward solving
the seepagc problem of this valley.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
SUNDAY

IL honor President Wilson for respecting the American
Sabbath in these times when its desecraton be be-
coming popular among who ought know better On
his trip the South President Wilson stopped Spartans
burg D An enthusiastic crowd called upon him for speech
but the President with smile, reminded his friends that was
Sunday That reminder sufficient command the respect and
admiration of the crowd Would that all public would
ing the Sabbath Day New York City during election
excitement were outrageous they
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LET THERE Be NO DELAY

M AY the extraordinary speed granting Gov Am
mons an order forcing Roady Kenehan ubbon four
flushing auditor to the certificates of Indebtedness necessary
pay the expenses of the military operations the coal fields
From every section Of the condemnation Of the
action taken and the attitude Kenehan in this matter
his play Kenehan has wherein he has the general
denuncaton of the people of Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
JOHN SHAFROTH

HIS weeks Saturdays Evening Post has "Whos Who page
devoted to Senator John Shafroh of Colorado It's great
wrteup, full of digs and jabs and full of compliments too If
you haven't read don't fail read it Its closing paragraph
no reher than all the other paragraphs and reads follows
He good lawyer good aker affabe and agreeable
and useful And you should see the apple pes
scutte for when he comes into view"
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Charles NJ. Sheets an experienced
Haddlemalter from the Meeller section
has arrived In the city and has ac-
cepted permanent position with the
Fred Mantey saddle and harness
works.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

-Clothes satisfaction is
not an accident; if you will buy
your Suit and 0vercoat-where
Clothes are not fitted by acci-
dent, but by knowledge Of
First-Fitting Qualities.
second-Suitable Styles.
Third-The Customers require
ments from a tailoring stand
point.
When you buy a Stein Block or
Society Prsnd Suit or overcoat
these ideas are embodied in ev-
cry Suit-and when you buy
them in this store you receive
that expert knowledge and at
tention necessary, when clothes
are not sold on accident.
Loeffler knows how
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Rev. J. w. Heald viii address the
meeting of the board of Y NJ. c. A.
directors this evening in observance
OF the association week of prayer.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Graham Gordon and Earl Schoen-
maker leave soon for Portland, Ore,
expecting to spend the winter in the
northwest.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
Cutting Zig Trees.

Cutting Zig Trees.
Two immense si.ver-leaf maple
trees IN the west side of the Lowell
school grounds were cut down yes
terday They were partially uproot-
ed in the big storm of Sept. %, and
have been leaning badly ever since.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
IT SOUNDS fine

HE plan that Roa Capp who dreams of building mighty
railway system from Grand Junction San Diego as out
lined The Sentinel Yesterday sounds awu good indeed and
looks most fascinating paper Mr. Capp certainly has given
the matter much thought has many plausible
to advance and hope that his dream will true but it will
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

w Al T e D-ro buy carload of
good horses at once. Can me at
the Free Corral; let. $50. l-ll-tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Sidney McNeally Of Mesa has re-
turned to his home after enjoying
short visit locally.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
KEWTOH'S LETTER

OF those and timely local letters written by
a. C. Newton the wellknown fruit grower and veteran
newspaper appears this issue MIR Newton has some
themes e 0
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

wing beautiful which recall memories of other
every reader was written years William n
Hes and who still writes beautiful verses for some of
RS and magazines: -
Among the relics O the Past
The links OF Memory's cnging chain
Ihat, with its meshes bind fast
To days that cannot again,
There is prize precious than
This booklet; thoughtfully ] scan
It's yellow pages scrihbled oer
BY many whom knew yore
Here refrain expressing love
Beneath the picture of u dove,
And there half sarcastic guip
All traced in childish penmanship
III you love YOU
No knife can cut our love in two"
Meath that trite sentiment
a name once passing dear
Across the Past my memory flies
see pair of laughing eyes
press little hand that lay
Within my own that summer day
NO knife can cut our love in two
Still 1t was hut earthly strand
And what knife could never DO
Was, as higher Power Manned
Accomplished by the Reaper's hand
o treasured names, o., Memory,
What were existence without thee.
For art thou not the magic key
With whleh We penetrate the seal
ihat locks away the musty Past
And in our leisure moments steal
Treat solace from that storeroom
herett of thee how man would grope
Into the futures unknown scope,
As storm-swept rocky slope
The shipwrecked mariner crawl.
Before him dread uncertainty,
5ehind the cruel, yawning
And darkness hanging over all.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

J. T. Williams, Big Park rancher
is in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
CITY MANAGER PLAN
BETTER THAN BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS
Experts on Municipal Govern
Tlent Indorse One man Scheme
as Superior to Local Plan.
Associated A Press.

AsSucidf su iTess.
Toronto, Nov. 13.-The "city man
ager plan" of municipal government
was endorsed at the nineteenth an
Dual meeting OF the National NUM-
cinal League today by special COM
n,ittee which was appointed 2ia
years ago to study the commission
government and Its developments.
Commission government today
rules moro than seven millions per-
sons in 800 cities and towns.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Fred Semino of hannah Greek was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Michael Holland of Hannah Creek.
q well known rancher, is in the city
on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
Called East by News.

Called East by News.
Mrs. NJ. c. MONTGOMERY was called
east last night 20 Kirkman. ia. by the
news that her mother was seriously
i'll. She expects to be gone for some
time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Wnnted-At the Sentinel office,
clean cotton rags.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Halstead of Ridg-
way is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Clesg at S19 White avenue for few
DAYS.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Ten Smith has arrived from Una
weeD 6anon ard expects to go to
Mcntr~se en- business matters fer
few days.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Harness oil, Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13
THE OLD AUTOGRAPH ALBUM

The following beautiful other
Gays TO nearly
KIRK who il for some
the great " 1N VI II
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-13

Gurtriu BrailA
CLOTHES
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FAIRFIELD.

The Murray Club met. Tuesday. with
Mrs. William Pittman, High street.
T., F. Pratt Relief Corps. No. H.
Will ho.d its regular meeting, at 80
z. NJ, Wednesday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Fairfield Board IF Trade will he held,
at 30 p. NJ. Wednesday. at the En-
CINE hall 1t is wished to lay out 4
program for the coming winter. which
IS hoped to be made interesting as
well as profitable.
y son was born. Monday Sept. %
to Mr. and Mrs. William Flood vino
live on the Benton River road
Dr and Mrs. r. w Walters of Cha
grin. Ohio are guests of their son,
Or. W. H. Walters, ShaWmut,
The first meeting OF the season Of
the Chriroboathian club Of the Baptist
church will be held Thursday evening,
at the home of Miss Marion Horne
Silver street.
The members of the Senior class of
the Lawrence High school and their
invited guests enjoyed a Corn roast,
Tuesday evening in Hatcii's pasture
Edward Phillips of Fairfield was be-
fore Judge II. II. BrazzeH. Tuesday,
charged with drunkenness He was.
fined S. and casts and appealed.
Mrs John RHgsles and Mrs. George
Edgerton of Thomastan aud Mrs. Il. r.
Hearn of Rockland are guests of Mrs
John Patterson
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Music Festival Members.

The Music Festival at Bangor. Oct
?. 9 and 1. seems To he arousing more
than usual interest. this year The de-
mand Tor tickets here in Watersille
has far exceeded any previous year
The cseeda Choral Society. assisted
by the Oakland and Fairfield choruses.
has heen carrying On It's regular re-
hearsals and will BE represented by tie
following singers, who viii leave
Thursday, fer Bangor Miss +. p. An
gle. Mrs ] z. Atkins, Mrs T. II. Aus
tin. Mrs. {. w. AtchleY. fl. -. Bates.
H. r. 3leek. Mrs. II ". Brown. Mrs
/. \. Buck Miss Alice Bradlee. q. +.
H. bryant. Miss Anna p Cole. Miss
Lucia H. Conner, Miss M f. Common.
MIS-. q. Il. Chapman, Mrs. W, T. Dag
get. Mrs. J. l.. Dean. Miss Katherine
DrBmmond. AIRS g NJ. Daggett. Cecil
NJ Daggett Mrs r. A. Doll1m, Miss
Chrystine Daeeett. Miss r. NJ. Downer.
Mrs Ghas. Flood. Miss :. r. FogartN,
Mrs G T. Farber Mrs. L. c. Herring
Leon Herring. Mrs p. II. Hutchinson.
Mrs +. NJ Jepson. Mrs. Edbert Kelley,
Miss :. \. Libby. j. 7. Murray. Rev.
l.. q. March Miss Rose NJ. Mason.
Mrs. r. II. Neal. Mrs. c. +. Owen. Hiss
tfiic Paoier. Gen. w Patterson. Miss
Alice NJ Richards. Mrs. NJ. &. Stew
art Miss Marion Stanley. Mrs NJ, p.
Stfnson. Miss Vera Small. Mrs. \. ".
Sannarn Miss Marguerite Smith, Fl. l..
Tappan. Mrs. W. H. Totman. f \.
Tarbox. Miss Margaret Totman. Miss
Bertha Townsend, otto l.. Fotman.
Miss Madge Narney Miss Mildred
Wadsworth. Miss Annie Warren.
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WATERVILLELOCAL NEWS

the city for the Notre Dame church.
which was devastated by fire, the night
of March :. The play itself is one OF
those founded on incidents leading mp to
and happening in the Civil War. There
is lust enough pathns and comedy to
make it well balanced and entertaining.
holding the interest OF the listener
throughout Rehearsals are being fire.
quently held under the direction of
Father Martin, who So successfully di-
rected the French play +Valdic' which
was produced by the young people of
the Notre Dame parish, last April. Spe-
cial costumes have been engaged for the
play and no effort or expense viii be
spared TO stage the play as when it was
originally produced by professionals
Previous to the Waterville presentations
the play viii be staged under Catholic
auspices in North Nassalbero, Pittsfeid
and Skowhegan. The east Will include
Misses Margaret and Lena Bulger Clara
Bourque. George BonfaHe. Thomas Page.
William Bourgoin. \. Raymond Rogers,
Bernard O'Reily and John T. Baxter,
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Reception Under
W.C.T.U. Auspices,

Ga Informal reee ption was held. from
3 to p NJ. Tuesday. at the home of
Mrs. l.. H. Brown. under the auspices
Of the W. G. T. L. Mrs +. II. Brown,
Mrs. G. Il brown and Mrs. Sarah
Clement were on the receiving line.
The guests We're introduced by Mrs. l..
Il. Brown. Miss Fannie Stewart gave a
vocal solo. teneored) and Mrs. Car
nell recited The Unexpected Visitor
one ef Miss stewards selections vas
Wear the White Ribbon Wherever
you Co"
A report Of the State convention was
given by Mrs. q II. Brown, in whose
honor the reception was held. The con-
verticu was largely attended and much
interest was shown in all the depart
mente The report from the medical,
temperance department showed that
only one-hfth us much alcohol is now
used in the hospitals as was 10 years
age. other il Ems showed that since the
law has been enforced in Maine it
costs $50 less per day to care for the
prisoners in Cumberland county jail
and that there We're only one-thlrd as
many prisoners in Bangor jail and one
Lalf rs many in Auburn Jail The sta
tisti2s of the savings department OF
the Watervlle schools showed that the
school children of this city have. since
1919 deposited $166l.55, and the Augusta
schools Sf4.0H0 Il WAS asserted at tbs
convention that aside from the church
the w. {. T. L. was the strongest force
in tn world working for the destruc-
tinn Of evil. During the social period
ice cream and cake were served. and
on behalf of the society, Mrs. +. IL.
Brown presented the guest of honor
with a black leather handbag.
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Poulin.Cl

Miss Julia CIakey ana Vede Poulin
were united in marriage. At 1t 4 IL.
Monday. by Father Maaeney. an as
sistant curate 1T the Church of the
Sacred Heart. ut the church IN The pres
ence Of Il few friends and relatives. The
father of the bride. I'll Clukey. and
Nede Pouln. Sr., father Of the BRIDE
groom. attended the couple. with Miss
Margaret Clultey, sister IF the bfiGe,
acting as bridesmaid. and George ca
rey as hest man, \ reception vas held
Sunday evening. at the home of the
bride. and an informal dancing party
was given aonday evening. IN Fores-
tiers. hall
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sam Patterson has gone to New
York. for his household goods. He Will
occupy the farm halse at crais's
Point
Mr. AMI Mrs. George Nlekerson are re-
eeiving congratulations on the birth OF
son. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Loveioy were re-
Gently made very happy BY the birth OF
n daughter.
Four cottages. with 4 family in each.
IRE HOW occupied at Maranaeook They
are Messrs. Wall. Cohen. Dominick and
Patterson,s families
], +. Mccormick and son Angus accom-
panied by Misses Edna Townsend and
Hazel Hunt Augusta. were Sunday
guests of Mrs. J. T. Mccormick.
The Ladies' Md OF Derot church enjoy
al delightful entertainment at the YES
Try. Readheld Corner, " ednesday by the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
l.. NJ Tilinghast a summer cottager III
MHanacook, is passing week at Mrs
e a Collins
Mrs. y. u. Gordon attended the FEEDER
alton of clubs iii Lewiston. last week
Miss Lucy Whittier, Kent's Hin. was
an overSHnday guest OF her sister Mrs
George Coleman.
Henry \. Hutchinson passed the day
in Augusta. Thursday. His hand which
WAS accidentally shot is improving
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PENOBSCOT.
DEXTER.

\ Very pleasant meeting of the Phis-
tella cub of the Universalist churdhl was
hald Monday evening. at the hosnen OF
Miss Amy Morgridse at Il Maple street,
The club holds alternate weekly meetings
oi sewing and games and. Monday night
Of this week, was the evening for games.
There We're - members present The reg
elai business meeting preceded the pleas
ure and the meeting was opened and
conducted by the president. Miss Mabel
Jewett During the evening. cocoa.
sandwiches ana fruit We're served
There seems to be some uncertainty as
TO the place of meeting for the Woman $
Literary Club. Wednesday afternoon,
when the club holds it's first meeting of
the season. The headquarters of the or
ganization has been in the front rooms
Of the third floor of the Eastern Trust
x Banking Co. hlaek for several years
but the whole floor has recently been
leased Ia the local photographer The
Literary club however, will be allow
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KENNEBEC.
NASSAI RORO.

DR. Elmer Small and friend of Bel
fast and Mr.. and Mrs Bradbury
Small of Lynn. Mass, We're callers,
Friday, at their old home now owned
and occupied by Mrs. Sarah iarden.
Mrs. samuel Tannahll and Miss
Louise Tannahill have returned to
their home in Ashville, 5. c.. after
passing the summer with Mrs. Tanna-
hills mother. Mrs. f. +. Wyman.
Mrs. William McCartY is stopping
with friends in Winslow for a few
weeks.
carl and Hildreth Webb of Monroe
We're recent guests of their brother,
Harold Webb and family.
Quite n number from this place at
tended the union services at the Bap-
fist church, North Nassalhoro, on
Sunday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs w. Il. Far
ris will be pleased to learn that she
has returned home from the Sisters
hospital in Waterville and is slowly
improving.
Henry Lander has recently installed
a slo on his farm in this place.
Mrs Anna Robinson returned home
Thursday, after an absence of 10 day
passed with her son, Arthur r. Robin
son in Winslow. @n ~
Mrs. Leslie Boynton of Jefferson and
niece, Miss Edna Haskell of Augusta
We're weekend visitors at Mrs. e. F
Wyman's.
Mrs. Anna Thompson of Brooks is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Webb.
Miss Edith Ballard of Providence, r
l.. is passing her annual vacation al
her old home in this place
The next regular meeting of Vassal
boro Grange occurs, Tuesday evening
Oct Z.
Mrs. Seth Richardson is visiting hel
daughter. Mrs. Charles Barker at Eas
Vassalboro.
Ernest G. Taylor of Priest Hill wa.
guest of his sister. Mrs. S. Fl. Mar
den, Monday and Tuesday.
NORTH-The corn shop at Vassal
boro shut down, Tuesday. after fair
~ successful pack. Upward of 300, 90
cans of excellent quality corn wer
put up.
The union services at the Baptis
church, on Sunday, were very interest
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Bixby, Los Angeles.
Millionaire, Free,

Los Angeles, Sept 3.-George II.
BiXby. millionaire of Long Beach,
Cal, charged with having contributed
to the downfall of minor young women
was found not guilty by a jury. Mon
day night.
The ease of George II. B;xby of
Long Beach, a millionaire. charged
with statutory offences against young
girls, was given to the jury, at
o'clock this evening. In charging the
jury, Judge Benjamin f. Bledsoe OF
San Rernardino county instructed it's
members to disregard the allegations
of conspiracy made by Bixby himself
on TIE witness stand and to convict
him if he Were deemed guilty beyond a
reasonable doubt of the offence charE-
ed against him.
This offence related to the million
aires alleged relations with Cleo
Helen BarkerSta 49, year-old' girl and
one OF utfTe three Young women, who
have sued BiSbyITfor an aggregate of
Sl50n00 damages. s5 - sseus
These suits figured prominently in
RfxBy's SETTLEMENTS on on tn" witness
stand and We're part Of the ground
work for his defence that he was the
victim of conspiracy to blackmail.
Bixby was tried on one of two lndlct-
ments based on charges preferred against
MIN by Cleo Helen Parker and Marie
brown Levy under aged habitues Of a
resort.
Bixby's defence was that he had visited
the place only as a philanthropist. who.
spent thousands of dollars to save Young
girls and had been repaid by being made
the victim of a Matchmaking eonsplracv
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Mrs. thafles > Blackey, VINO mas
been The guest oil her cousins the
Misses Moore for the past tvs" weeks
returned To her home IN Campeiio.
Mass Iaesaay.
WINDSOR.
SOUTH MIS-. Wm, +. Ford at pema-
=auid is assisting in eariug- for her sis
to-. Mr.. 4 =. Needy. who is very low.
Miss Jennie laSseif nj rhonaston is
visiting Mrs. everett Trask.
Mrs Nfst Pierce az Belfast was u re
cent gueS. .f Mrs. Edwin Bullock
Nh ana Mrs Harry Given of RoX-
bury re entity passed q II" DAVIS with
ny f''eh's, air, ana MIS-. David 'hN=
en-.
~ p - 81 '..'i7 s'iit wa e'i '''i''e" ll'i
mo'ner fpe SISTER 81 WINTHROP during
i5,'s''' 'i.ts
N.'.S aaiilie DOC was a recent guest
't '''9'lN'S t'ie.
''r' '"o a''1s y. u, " are were call
or. '''54 itt'tet.. s,eett'5s-
AR ''.'" N.ts.z 7. -. Staifeit ana Mtis
iN'''h ''''f.!z ~ s'i " ;eitte were e"i'eis =
SUt''A' ~ D. : -9's' eN s.
LiTCHFiELD
iLAINS=Mr# and Mrs. Geo. Went
W"rta who have recently purchased q
bone m town. were given a Snrpise
party Friday evening, which was q
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Colby College.

The football practice after the Wis
torious game with Brown at ProNi-
dence, Saturday was held, Tuesday
aft arnoon. The rest of Monday was
greatly appreciated by the members of
the squad, but the short vacation ac-
counted largely for the poor showing,
due 10 the lack of continual practice.
by Wednesday, the team will be work
ing according to routine nd will he
ready for the hard contest with Dart
mouth at Hanover. on the following
Saturday.
another slate of officers for ;he Sen
ioi class has been posted for consid-
alton: President, Chester Il. Wood.
Woburn. Mass: Vice Pres. Vinal II.
Tibbetts, New Harbor; Treas. Robert
IT, Bowen. Waterville; Sec, Wilmer II.
Moores. Ashland