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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

80 ~ W IsH iluA NAE
January !. 1906. and has not aban-
doaed same, has a preference right
To make a homestead entry for The
lands actually occupied. Said lands
We're listed upon the applications Of
the persons mentioned below. who
nave a preference right subject to the
prior right Of any such settler. pro-
Nided such settler or applicant ls
qualified TO make homestead entry
and h preference right is exercised
prior to October IL, 1914. on which
date the lands will De subject TO set
Element and entry by any qualified
person. The lands are as follows.
The MEN Of sen, the NJ Of sEE
Of SEA, the SWh Of SEA Of sen,
The Eis Of SWh OF SEA, Sec. 80,
T. On. r. GE, y. NJ. y. NJ, 20 acres.
application Of Eduardo Herrera. Ii
jeras, New Mexico: List 3-3i75.
The WV of NWh. the VIZ OF
SWA % NV = S-'. 20, 4. On, II.
SE.. so acres. application Of Nabor
adilla, care Francisco Francia, Chill
III. New Mexico; List 3-3i7G.
The Sh of NWA, the NiA Of sw u d..
$3.50 ~ - N@NHh - w. NAHNNA "a NtAANf
Of land so links wide described as
follows; beginning at a point on the
exterior boundary of the tract listed
from which the section corner com
mon 10 Secs. Il, IS. ~ and 20. r..
9N., u 5E., bears $. $3.50 chains: ex-
tending thence 25 links on each side
Of a line running y. "a degrees r..
IL chains, thence due east 25.b2
chains TO the place where the end OF
the strip closes on the boundary of
the tract listed. the net area listed
being i57,9S acres, application OF IT.
Wing u. sfnith, 622 West Fruit ave-
nue.. Albuquerque. New Mexico; List
3-3i9f.
The M OF swA, the VIZ OF.
sen, Sec. %. r. on, u GE., ise
acres. application OF Daniel sandoyal.
Chilli, New Mexico; List s-3sO7.
August O., ,tat4. g. N. BRUCE.
Assistant Commissioner Of the Gen
cTal land Onicc.
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Albuquerque Evening Roraid.
Department of the Interlor.

Department Of the Interior,
4. =. Land Office az santa Fe. New
Mexico. July 20. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Elias
Francis Hassan. Of Seboyeta. y. NJ,
who on November Is, 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0ia43G, for
sen, section 6, township 1IS., range
6W.' \. n. y. meridian. has filed no.
Tee Of Intention to make Sugars nnaI
proof 10 establish claim 10 tho land
above described. before Jesus NJ.
Luna. eoanty clerk. at Los Lunas. \.
NJ, on September 18th. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William c. Kennedy. OF ~seboyeta,
n. NJ
Patrlco Jaramnlo, Of seboyeta.
n. NJ
Deslderlo Truinlo, Of ~seboyeta.
n. NJ.
saturino Romero. Of ~seboyota.
n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
Evening Herald" A%lbuquerque.
~. a..
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NOTICE.

Last WIN and Testament Of Arthur
W. Bowman. deceased.
To Edith Mary Bowman, Arthur
Wollington Bowman, Jr.. and la all
whom Il may concern;
You are hereby notified that the
alleged Last VIII and Testament OF
Arthur W. bowman. deceased. late OF
the county OF Bcrnaliilo and state Of
New Mexico, was produced and read
In the probate court of the county of
B%ernalillo, state OF New Mexico. ON
the 18th day Of August. 1914, aud
the day OF the proving of said allesod
Last VIII and Testament was there
upon fixed for Monday. the eth day
Of September. A.. D., 1914, az 10
o'clock In the forenoon of said day.
Given under ms hand and the seal
Of this court. this ilth day OF August.
A. ID. 1914. A. T.. WALKER,
(seal) County Clerk.
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Departmem of Ia Intorlnr-

department OF the Interior.
u. s. LalI once al santa Re. y. Il
July 20, 90.
Notice f. hsrcby given that LOSE
Trnjillo y ..ijo of Placltas, n. NJ.
who. on jury i6, 1909. made home.
stead entry No. 0fOG59. for To, <
Section 9, Eh SEX SEX. Section a
Els and EH Wa Of Lots 1 ana p
Section .. Township i2N.. Range an.
, NJ T. meridian. has hled notice Of
Intention To make five year proof. a.
establish claim 10 the land above de-
seribed. before Abelino l.. Lucero.
county clerk, Bernalillo. n. NJ, on the
18Th day of September 1914.
Claimant names IS witnesses: David
Trujillo' Floran Trujlio. Teodoao
chavez. Francisco Trujillo, an Of
Placitas, y. NJ.
FRANCISCO BELGADO.
Register,
Albuquerque Evening Rornid.
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NEW IRRIGATION
COMPANY FILES
ITS ARTICLES
Denver and Minnesota Capital
Back of Project to Reclaim
Large Tract in Rio Arriba
County.
fss-ei.l srr..Doasspr. 20 IN. H.said1

tseeesai ~rrenDaHdeSe ca the Herald
santa Fe, y. NJ, Aug. lS.-The Ar
lngtoi Lane company, composed of
Denver and Minnesota capitalists and
capitalized for $4,000 Of which s3O,-
GOO In paid up. today filed application
Tor water rights sufficient for the ir-
rigation of some $4,000 acres Of land
In Rio Arriba county. The filings are
on he brazos. Rock creek and Rock
Lake creek and total over Ice, 900
acre feet.
some tweaty applications for small
diversion and storage projects were
ON file here today waiting action by
Assistant state Engineer a. =. Kirk
patrick who has iusi returned from
"a vacation.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Department OF the Interior,
I. = Land ONCE at Santa Re, ". NJ,
July 20, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Floran
Tru1illo OF PlacItas. y. NJ. who, on
July iG, 1909, made homestead entry
No. 0i065S. for MEN SEA, Section
o. Township IGN. Range bE., y. NJ.
T. meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
Ton 10 make i've year proof. to estab.
ish claim 10 the land above desc ,ibed.
before Abelino L. Lucero, county
clerk, at Bernnlillo, y. NJ. on the
18th day of September. 1914.
Claimnnt names az Witnesses: David
Trutillo. Jose Trujino v Armllo. Teo-
doso Chavez, Francisco Trujllo, ali Of
ilacltas, n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
A"ibuuuefQue EVgufng TFnraIJ
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FIRE DESTROYS TWO
BUILDINGS IN
PORTALES
7. J. Molinari Will Replace
Burned Building With
Brick Business House; Loss
Partly Insured.

lrpertHt 10 ene HERALD
Portales, y. NJ, Aug. 1S.-Fire
early Monday morning destroyed two
buildings on Main street, partly COW
cred by insurance. one was the prop
eriy OF Capt. T. J. Molinari OF this
place and the other OF George slangh-
ter of Roswell. Captain Molinarl Is
preparing To replace the burned build
Ing with a modern brick business
block. The origin Of the nre is no;
known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

ahortstop; Jimmie Collins tBostonl,
third base; Biii Lance OChicaeob. left
Held Iris speaker (nuston). centre
held; Ty Cobb CDetroitl, right field.
luck Ewing (New York;. catcher.
Amos Rusie tNew York;, pitcher; Cy
Young CCleveland). pitcher; Chrlsty
Mathewson (New YORK;. pitcher;
Walter johnson CIV ashinGtonD NJ.
pitcher.
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Chicago al Bos;on.
81 Louis AT Washington.
Detroit at philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
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Pittsburgh at indianapolis
Baltimore at Chicago.
BROOKLYN az Kansas city.
Buffalo az 81 Louis.
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SAYS the New York journal" Zoe
Tinker has not found u necessary to
fine any OF his men this season, but
Wen bet that Frank chance often
feels like hning his men $1,000, 00O. "
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a batting slump Is a thing no per.
son In The world can overcome ex-
cepting the affected player. Calling
attention In newspapers every day to
the fact that any particular player IN
not hitting u the best way IN the
world 20 keep him In y slump. When
ne begins to step right. gets his stride
ana begins TO feel ~ though he can
MT, then viii he hit, and an the news.
paper comment In the world will not
make him hit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
CHEAP SUMMER RATES
TO EASTERN POINTS

Daily and including September 30rh cheap rate tickets VIII he
81 sale To eastern points. The~e tickets av limited to return de-
tolrr aIst and permit liberal stop-oysSs at various points.
IleIoM b a Isl Of ratas 90 some % the Imnonanl points.
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American League

Detroit. .; Philadelphia. 2 First
Philadelphia, 2; Detroit. /
Washington. s. 81. Louis. >.
Cleveland, 4. New ork. 3.
Chicago Boston. rain.
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ROOF PAINT.

WANTED-Every home owner o. use
Erie Carbon roof paint. stops
leaks last . years. Devoe ready
paint, gal. covers 600 81. feet. Thos.
r. keieher. eos West Central.
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HELP WANTED


EMPLOYMENT once. 2f0 West sli-
YER Ave, r. .. p0x IS; Phone asa.
Laborers ti.75 e s2.50 Good aging
business for sale.
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GAMES TOMORROW
National League.

Brooklyn az Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
BOSTON at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at ~. Louis.
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Columbus. though new lands he
found.
Received but little share.
He always said the word was round
lie proved Il wasn't square.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
Dunbar Bargains


= FOR RENT. .
store room, Central Ave. be. .
= tween Third ana Fourth sts. =
s-rooIn modern brick house. =
= bla N. Y. ave. sac 60; water :
. paid. :
= G-room house. 33i No. Fifth =
= ST.; modern, $500. =
f-room house. Highlands. $40. =
f-room house; east Haxeldine =
= avenue; modern, $4,000. =
ron SALE. .
d-room house Tor sale or rent: .
= West Coal ay nue.. modern; los .
= 50xii2. nnc shade ana lawn. =
= Ranch, 100 acres improved. .
= well stocked, ana for sale NJ "a .
bargain. 7 miles out. .
= Fine cor. lots. West Coal Ave. =
. Groom house, West Iron Ave, .
= Price, $500. =
All kinds OF terms .
. FIRE INSURANCE .
= MONEY To LOAN.
. DuNItAH's REAL ESTATE =
. OFFICE o
. 2a4 Gold Ave, Gunner Third 81. .
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vulcanizinQ


Nulcanizing and Tire Repairing. All
work guaranteed. AIbuauerque
Rubber Co. 62t West centrA.
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indianapolis. a. Pittsburgh, 2.
baltimore. 9. Chicago, /.
Hunalo, 3: ~. Lonis. 4.
Kansas city, g. Brooklyn, !. First
game.
Konsas city, O.. Brooklyn. o Second
game
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SITUATION WANTED.


YOUNG MAN wants employment:
either Office or store work. Ad-
dress W. W. j., Box 432.
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Baseball.
Standing Of the Clubs
National league.

Crhe averages 40 not inclnae to-
days results)
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Hank oiDay IL no rubber.stamp
manager.
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YESTERDAYS U


National League.
Cincinnati. g. Boston. 4.
Pittsburgh. 3 New York. /.
Chicago. s brooklyn, G.
81. Louis. s; Philadelphia. p
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Herald wan > Illness umes-s
dimes.
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Ma IN Chicago killed himself. lie
was % German ana his son was n
player on the White soN. No won.
life looked dark and gloomy.
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~ w WI IL III UN
world 60 keep him In q slump. When
he begins Ia step right. gets his stride
and begins TO feel ~ though he can
MT, then viii he hit, and an the news.
paper eommelft IN the world will not
make him hit.
- eve talk Ia a man who Is no,
hitting says Fred Clarke. whats
b uscf have been In slumps my
self and I know what they are.
waited. There have been other per
iods when I didn't feel right az the
plate and ] couldn't for the life Of me
feel confident and able to hit. When
a man " In a slump he must come
out ~ u by his own natural process.
Al the halklug and coaxing In the
world viii not cure him. but may
only serve to annoy him"
John Devore seems 60 have been
fitting In nicely with the Boston
Bra ~.
Wonder how much Johnny Evers
has been contributing 10 the Boston
u%pheayai7
G. Mathowson, the weIl-known ex-
pert. has discovered That the Braves
are dangerous. Beats all how observ-
lng these experts aFc,l
Wilbert Robinson IT. carrying no
excess baggage ON the rolls. lie has
cut his team 10 the bone.
Cosy Dolan r. one of the most err
rattle players In the big league. when
he isn't winning games for the Car
dinals he Is throwing them away.
Something wrong with John X.
Tenor. boss Of she National league.
In spite or the fact that he was once
a player ne seems 60 think the In.
pires are human.
According Ia a story from PITTS
burgh. Ien Tesresu and Jack Murray
have bee flirting with President
Gwlnner. OF tho Smoky City Fedcrals.
This caused the New YORK sun" TO
remark: "Not mentioning any names,
there are Just about a half dozen So
champions who could serve Me
Graw no more nobly than by going
to the Independents"
clark Grlmth ana Connie Mack re-
10 bury the Ratchet Maybe the
right suEgestion hasn't been made 60
them. They might he willing go bury
Il In each others anatomy.
Ty cobb gays that the Athletics
would be considerably more form
II they adopted a more bois-
air. Whaddn y'mean more
formidable" Tyi Those Athletics
don't have 10 scare anybody To win
games.
Here Il tho greatest ball team Of all
time. In the opinion 81 clark Grihith.
Charles Comiskey tst. Louis Brownal,
bgre. Eddie Collins tAthletics).
base; Herman Long CBoston)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

A 30 sent Herald want Al VIII
get what you want.
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PERSONAL

FOR CARPET sseanins. furniture
and stove repssring. w. A. Golf.
phone ses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

Here Il the greatest ball team Of all
time. in the opinion Of clark Grihithi
Charles Comlskey tSt. Louis BrownH)l
first bgre; Eddie collins tAthletics),
second base. Herman Long CHoston),
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EN- OUT

semi-professIonai teams In Della.
ware o., recently played a game OF
~ innings.
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something ron with John X.
Teper boss Of the National league.
In spite OF the fact that he was nee
pircs are human.
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Cosy ola r. one OF the most err
rattle players In the big league. when
he Isn't winning games for the Car
dinals he Is throwing them away.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26


this Hsh
G.
f. a
Tx, wal
The was
of G and draina
In order
of n in
Commu o.
was
read
anda o Or
water
were refr o
b month
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26
FIRST BAPTIST
PROMOTION DAY
INTERESTING PROGRAM PRE-
PARED FOR SUNDAY, DEC. 27,
BEGINNING AT $50 A. M.

The following is the program for
Promotion Day" with First Baptist
Sunday school Sunday, December 27th.,
Joy to the world A child's song
by Primaries, Mrs. r. c. Sackoff' s
class
Recitation by six Primaries, Mrs.
R. C. Sackof's class.
Song, by Primaries, Mrs. J. T. Mack
ey's class.
Hymn Keep the heart singing" by
school.
Twenty third psalm, by primaries,
Miss Mabel Green's class.
Division of the Old and New Testi-
ments by Mrs. Nettie Whitfeld's class.
Violin solo by Mr.. Adrian Thompson.
The beatitudes, by Mrs. e D, Beggs's
class.
Recitation by Miss Lizzie waite's
class.
Hymn, NO room in the Inn," by
school.
Questions of the Scriptures by Mrs.
E. r. Pendleton's class.
Selections from the Bible by Miss
Hattie Whitson's class.
Music by PhiIathea class.
Hymn, Help somebody today"
Offering for the poor of Pensacola.
Assignment of classes and announce
ments next years work.
Honor Roll for year exhibited. All
classes and teachers posted with pupils
for each.
The eleven o'clock service will follow
Immediately with program of special
Christmas music prepared by the
choir and a sermon appropriate to
young people under eighty by the pas
tor
All friends of the church and school
and public wecomed to both these ser
vices. The eleven o'clock sermon will
be the one postponed from last Sunday
on Paradise"
The evening sermon will be on The
Three Crosses
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26
USUAL LUNCH C.
P. CLUB TO-DAY
SPEAKERS WILL BE BEN S. HAN
COCK AND DAVE kuGELMAN
AND J. o. WALKER WILL ACT
AS ToAsTMAsTER.

The Greater Pensacola club will hold
its usual luncheon and meeting today
at from 1880 to p. m. in the San
Carlos hotel cafe.
This will be the last meeting under
the Craftsmanship OF Mr.. Bingham, and
the election of the president to serve
for the month OF January will be one
of the interesting features Of the
session.
The speakers on this occasion will
be Ben s. Hancock and Dave Kugle-
man, who were unavoidaoly prevented
from carrying out their engagement
to speak last Saturday.
Mr.. J. o. Walker will preside as
toastmaster. AS an after dinner
speaker, Mr. Walker rates considerably
better than Al, being led in this
county only by chauncey Depew and
a few others.
The indications are that this, the last
G. P. club luncheon for the year 1914,
will be memorable.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26
CARS ARE DOING
DOUBLE DUTY ON
THE |. & n. NOW
GoNDoLAs WHICH ARE BROUGHT
TO PENSACOLA FILLED WITH
BUNKER COAL ARE FILLED FOR
RETURN TRIP WITH ORE.

Gondolas which are being brought to
Pensacola nowadays with coal from
the Birmingham district, are being re-
turned as "empties'' or "deadheads," !"
now. On the contrary they are loaded
bogn ways, at least for the present.
from Birmingham, and on the south
ward trip of late, these hopper cars
have been filled with coal, and scores
have reached this place within the
past few days TO supply the several
steamships which are due to call for
replenishing their bunker supply. In
stead OF being made up and returned to
the coal district empty, all these cars
in good condition are employed to
either load with manganese ore, or
few Of them are made use OF to con-
yey mahogany logs from the steam
ship Chisw:ck to Louisville. The
steamer Kentra is in the slip filing
scores OF cars with the ore, which is
an avc;cle of importation from South
-tnerica. The logs are from West At
rica.
The double duty OF the gondolas, now
possible, gives plenty of work to hun
dreds OF men nowadays, and for some
days before Christmas this has been
the case along the waterfront.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26
THEFT OF DRESS
AND COAT CHARGED

Will Cole, otherwise known at
king Cole, was bound over to the
county authorities yesterday morning
and is now locked UP at the county jail
charged with larceny. Cole is said to
have stolen a coat and a skirt from a
white man named r. e. Lambert, the
packages. 1t being charged, having
been stolen Thursday. Cole tried to
explain the question of the recorder,
but a warrant already in the county
co4lrts for him made this intended ex-
pIapation useless, and he was bound
over.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26

Charming in its simplicity is ta
cape coat of meritex babylamb. N
rolling collar, silk brad agraffes an
jaunty style of coat is borrowed trr
the military capes worn by ofieer
The sleeves are loose and baggy
as no ito crush the delicate I'd.
sleeves of the frock. They show
flaring cuff. A tassel- weighted sad
adds grace to the coat, and the ed
sage Of blue flowers is novel add
tion.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26
NOTICE TO WOODMEI

All members Of Live Oak Camp )
/, Hickory Camp No. 2l W. O. '
Pine Tree Camp, No. 40, and Ma
nolia Camp No. "a, are requested
meet at the hall Sunday aftern0l
Dec. 27, at 2 o'clock, to attend d
yelling at st. Johns cemetery, 0.
Grove No. 4, woodmen Circle, and Vi
iting sovereigns fraternally invited
J. F. DAVIS,
Clerk OF Committed
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26


land
No
adop
$40 1nelusve
in
o
n echcr
over provided the chart
Of w l. scoldst be
w
to
f
for
J N II. F. n
to Cornmiss Johnsonf
al walk
of
and
the
ri to the city, wase andre
10 Commits
that the east 1s feet
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26

with
and
viz Yeas
Compa with Co
gbeenap by CITY
cyassess lots
tract
n
Brent
for
- ON g" ~@ '~H -" 1000-N0
to boat shed
Attorney
order4s 9Hig eel
to both
connissne
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26

plies Cured Ia 60 IA Days.
Druggists refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First appli
cation gives relief. 5on- (adv9
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26
Proceedings Of Board OF Commissioners for Nov 1914
NOVEMBER, 1914,


Sssp and ss5g . r. M = sES5 erssan .as
approx
sDor Of certain omeers received asd
wer the street
Proposed ordinancs
the proposea ORDNANCE read for
Of the
was unanimously
Resolution transferring $6oOooO
to the Street Fund
ana bond nt cenruct Company raising reservoirs
acnis of Police A.
communication from American
amount OF bond Of former received
Johnson
~, ...-
= St
Further reports of officers received
Ffod Ordinance andor
spa reading at the proper
the and to
1ronnce NO So amending ordinance which
the City of unaninno -
Application
Of the
the once OF the City Comptroller provided
IN
pany had started repairing Barcelona
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-26


F on sc
G. Turner omp &c per rsur yard
yard.
be
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friends in the western part of the town.
Invitations are out for the lawn par
ty to be held Thursday evening July 2,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mar
ella on the Benton road.
Rev and Mrs. II. F. Mil1igan were call
ing Monday in the western part of the
town.
Misses Pearl Bowden of Fairfield and
Marion Rankin of Freedom were the
guests Sunday of Mrs. Herbert Carr at
the Ferry
Lewis Gerald of Fairfield has moved
his family to the Moses Cain place on
the River road.
Everett Holt. Misses Edith Pratt, VIM
nifred Shaw and Florence Cain are at
home from Colby fer the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reed and two chill
dren of Fairfield are guests of her sister.
Mrs. Perley Gerald.
A good sized audience Sunday listened
to a most excellent sermon by the Rev.
Mr.. McGlaufiin in the Ferry church.
Little Miss Esther Holt has been visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Llewellyn Decker. at Mo-rison's Corner.
Mrs. Julian Estes of Rangeley Lakes
has been visiting her mother. Mrs Mary
Weymouth. She will make short visit
to relatives in Portland and on her re-
turn will be accompanied by her niece.
little Miss Thelma Spaulding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
WIFE OF CHAMP.
CLARK HAS VERY
CLOSE ESCAPE
Was Chaperoning Party of
Young People in Motor
Launch-Caught in
Storm

Washington. June 30.-The fact that
Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the Speak
er of the House, and a party of young
people whom she chaperoned, had a
narrow escape from death at Fort
Washington, about 10 miles from
Washington. on Sunday night during
a terrific electrical storm. became
known today. During the height of
the storm. they were marooned in
freight house on the wharf at the
fort.
The party had gone down the Po-
tomac on the United States motor
launch Wilheimina and had been the
guests of the commandant of Fort
Washington. Shortly after the start
was made on the return trip the storm
approached and the party landed and
took refuge in the freight house There
they saw the Wilhelmina, which they
had just left. keel over on its side
and ship water in such quantities that
the crew was forced to beach the
boat.
The marooned party were thorough
ly drenched by the rain. Mrs. Clark
related toda, the story of the partys
thrilling experience. She said she
fully expected that the freight house
would blow over.
The party returned TO Washington
on a lighthouse tender.