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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Nine o-eIoek Market.

Hoxs-receipts 10000; estimated to
ttmated tonorrw. $1,000; market. 3
bwsr. mixed. $500 $50 good. 500
500. rough. $500 6655. light. $3.50
SIS. pigs. 525d SIS; bulk. 57OG SIS.
Cattie-receipts 5000: estimated to
morrow. 5000. market. strong: beeves
s09Gs48. cows. $500 s25: stOekers,
500 $40. Texans. 60Od 80: calves.
seeE $40.
shsep-reeeipts. $4,000: estimated
tono-roE. 5000. market. week: sheep
550G $50. lambs. 6OOG s65-
Opening Market
HoEs-receipts. 10000: left over
1o1zs. prospects. steady. mixed. 500
ass0. good. 670ds4 rough. $500
ss5. Whit. 655a6s5.
Cgttis-reeeipts. 5000: prospects.
strong
saesp-reCelpts. 1900; prospects.
strUng
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14
Wanted-Female Help.

Wanted-Female Help.
-H---------------~---~--
WANTED-A capable girl: apply
Bethany home.
WANTED-Girl 20 do general house
work. 1924 Ninth avenue.
WANTED-Girl 10 do general house
work 25O2 Fifth avenue.
WANTED-Girl TO do general house
work GA Twenty-third street
Phone ga
NIANTED-A young lady for print
ing and developing in commercial
Photographic department Must
have experience: address "P~ in
care OF The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14

FOR RENT-Modern light housekeep-
ing rooms. 229 Sixteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14

hog market steady. SC lOTer4 Mix
81 Ss0qss0. good 6.7Od 500. rough
Ss9ds S.. light 655d6.s0-
Cattls market strong
Sheep market Zoe 90 f5c lover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14
Wanted-Si Situations.

----~.---------------~-
WANTED-PositiOn by good. expert
enced lady stenogTapher; bOokkeep-
er. graduate Personal Efficiency in
Accounting. Phone Rock Island
2f94.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14
For Sale-City Property.

FOR Modern six-room cottage
Phone Rock Island 2535 or 1856.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14
For observation-disclosures.

FOR SALE-Incubator, capacity 10
eggs. M Thompson, 2423 Eleventh
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14

Butter. Eass and chees
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-14

FOR SALE-Six room house. $500
VIII take auto or lot as part pay
ment ". A Deitiker. Milan. III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

sympathetic. was q decidedly familiar
o1s- Il belonged 20 Mss Mae Burns.
undergraduate nurse n Mercy Hos
p4tal. D-es Nczles and bore : striking
resemblance 20 = picture pasted n his
wacchcase
How-aow did you get he-e?@ tie
dared Peter wanted 20 know.
Rziirca57 she replied. iAconiczily.
Nov take . spoonful Of this and 60
back 10 s-eep. Keep stu o. III 81
hack"
4 coupe q days later Jars got :
partial explanation o Miss Burns
presence
k1ow nurses -c-o we'll TIE slr.
from DIS Acsaes told hin Haven.
been among them for : couple q
years and haven, : ss-a . haE-doZen
.scnss0-s-o-es zsa, had other girls.
so'o-cargar OF their apron strings
i wasn't mare than 3 couple q hours
after yco we're hurt thaI got tel=-
gram and I started Or the very rsx.
tram ! Just VAST. going 70 give
! those Geneva aU-eS Z chaoce'
- yesterday. a his home u Evans
ton, Jas ler i - k-oEn that he and
TIE t0reha-dec nurse t-o- DIS No!oe=
VIII oe married II ,te spr-ng-CLiAgo
! Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
SPORTING NOTES

Bangor News: J. D. Chappell Of
Van Buren, arrived n Bangor On We'd
nesGay 70 make arrangements FOR
leasing 3[aplewood Park track for tlle
coming season. He had d conference
with President 4. s. Field Of the Fair
Association ana closed z deal with
him. TIE arrangements will Of course
not extend 10 Eastern Maine Fair
week. as the fair association then
puts on races # its own Nr Chap
pen proposes 10 put on some good
racing during the summer and hopes
70 arouse q decided interest among
horsemen n this entire section Of the
state He is a we'll known authority
OF horses and has taken a deep in
terest II the light harness racing
game for years. With purses 70 at
tract good talan- il is believed that
Bangor will show q renewed interest
in the sport. This city was we'll known
years ago as ! great horse racing cen
ter. and there seems to be no partic-
ular reason why the old reputation
should not be renewed If the plans
formulated by the new manager Of the
track are carried out as he desires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

Ms @xpe1-.i9- ~ rightly Geservez ne
ac-o-. hzT.2g beer Z resilient O. ro=
.oxa al as LIE
! = expected -Ez- -. NJ. Ezs-,..-e
: Oakland -.u l-a-ct re1- S1c3aE g
TIC FRS. Baptist church. Mr. Bes.l=
s-exz-- {. Ee1 pot All! D. r1= so,o.-
~ --.e morning se-y.cz q ne Con-e-a-
.3c1a1 church re rasco- WI p-@sra o.
-E,2esz..es O Giants" ~ 80 Mrs. Z
:. u zrs7 .: Eoro.l1=aee, P /. -. z7=-E
o. The Co-op@-a-.oc q :E= B-.-.s-
Re- Co2l-e.;tA=. ~ Pa: C-os=. a.. -:-e
.A-.e-.-a- Protestant c---rc:-es - -
Present Var II Franz. S1r1ay ever
IL the Zalon gs...ce all oe ael3 il. ,ae
Ms.-o,1.s- church. / zi.! take the f3---
@ a. anniversary s=rr.c@ for ne Boy
sco4tz. Pc. Il. ., McCla-a-- a.
.-ea-n ---e sermon.
s..s. Frances :. Cst3-. l.1:ar.a. 2;
,h= P-5.ic Library. !etc Thursday toC
New Orleans. "a. whe.e she I'll: pass
Shoe Tuesday Az w.;-ess the Man.
E-as festival Sh= VII rake b--ef sc1l>
i! C-zca.ooga and Nashville. Tenn So
viii PROBABLY - away accut three T=s.s
During s.e- absence Mss Lizzie :. Eus-
z4y xiii ie IL charge ot the .io-arg.
TIE Tor.an's Mission Gree oc II
F-i-z: Ba2t.z. c1urcn met Friday aEt=--
r.o-1n WIN Ms. A-ale No!ia. The -op!c
studied vas Work Anorg t2e -.--4Es
ct. -..asEzEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
SUBMARINES
Ire Risks Trey Run and Some CT ERE
Things Trey Can Do.

The modern type q submarine car
res ire ro-pedoes- which i a. dis
charge one after the other By means
q compressed air. So perfect Is the ar-
ing arrangement ira. hardly any shock
c4n q noticed either during o. after
he discharge. an the equilibrium q
tie vsSs=, Is Tot Clse, n he least
Wae- i Is realized that each o. Itese
to-pes1nes : quite capable Of making q
-cle II Z Es.--es-ip Is large as Ia:
SACK = VIII Z seen that the sink
ing CT : tat-lesh.p ths- Is II, a-mo-e3
below -a-e- : practically Al easy task
tor then
:. submarine vessei. however. r-rs z
Considerable risk il even attempting %
torpedo another vessel Before il car
fire torpedo il nus. cS-1e 10 rie sur
tac- and show i:s per!scope in order %
an TIE weapon correctly Il the da.-
t-=sn.p c-ce se-s me pe-lscCoe -.e OBJ
.ect - cae submarine i practically
;h~a--e6. tcr s-ch vessel can b. sunk
q, Z Shell from big gun when Only is
l@-scc-ye i y.s!tie. because u IN .ac-
tAa- tEe CUSHION o. water above -
Tesse! does roc o--er Sufficient res.s.-
aLce e preve-- Ire shell sinking a1o
Lc..1g =
Will running cr IT. S5rt2ce - ti.e
50 gasoline engines e-+ sd 10 drive
- Summarizes -Lesz engines aIso
generate electricity. II addition 70 pro
pe..!1g r1e Tessei and ms is s-o.-c I'D
- soon g the Submarine dives t.e
gasoline engines srcy and = = driven
=! an electric moor chic. ge.s IS
sy1Wv- --c-a rs stored - electricity.
tt SPED a. WHICH -Ls average S-a-
1-a---e ca- t-zy=. = eleven knots o..
re surface ard 8.-e below water.
: Submarine ca1 90 70 t!.e bottom -
~ So ne2r sl-c-= and i = = -eces-
S1-.-. ~" IN ~ bottom .9- ,1er.r-
--lr h5--s q : stretch without COM
liz Up . -ae surface - breathe" Tne
ability - DO iris comes II very hand
TEe1 s.o-n = raging, 5c- o=iow -te
surface wares are 1o- experienced
>orr-e = -1e .ait<- -5p@s ~ .=ss=.z car
~ <or -..3 -r..ss v5.1J-- taxing = 4.
1-eS1 Suppl .. zcC-es - :3eI
II ca.-1 T-FG;15- 80 Submarines
range = .-z.o- s somewhere about
e.gz- niles -aa= : 70 say. an c.s25z-
.-.E wz-sa-r tan x se@r wEe7 = :
e.s1- -nl.eS aw-- and as g. IL. d.
-11c= tne ge--S1c.-e would = a---cs-.
Il -1- ante. iniis.c!=, IN -ca--o.-w.-
would u unaware 81 TIE submarines
presence. Then. by means o. Iae gro
scope COMPASS. c.a submarine could
;IL!- slbrerge :-s@lf and wl,hou- e.4.
ne I'erisccpe showing -1r b within
striking distance q he yease. !: 1.s
CeS!c1s -pon-
The E1e-e fact tha- before i cza s--...4
: submarine has 2 come - tEe surface
ara STOW - pe-lscope renders j. VII
nerstia. :c- Z ;1e pe-.scopes are s.75x
ING large Tess=: knows exactly vaz-e
re submarines a-e ara can boc5 ire
4 them and also keep or . ne way
q torpedocs from lhem.-Pnilad=,ph
Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
Dexter

Charles Hutchinson Undertaken ara
furniture dealer L seriously Ill a. rs
hon. u -2pe- yz-- s--=e-- After -
turning from rs pl4c@ - business
Wednesday afternoon n vas TAKEN
with : seve-e .=2-- 1.-zcE and a.
tho1ga - Ees Improved somewhat rs
CONDITION !s s-:I = using some anxiety
20 rs family and friends. HIS PHI
stc-zn p-oroa-ce1 o,=-wo-E the csuse
q Tia a-.ecE
Friends u Pa Fsez-a and Miss Ava
P@n.ey TT@-- s-rp-.s@5 recently D. c!.e
ZeTs ~ IN youzg couple var
quietly Marie: Jan = q Dover y
I. -h@ 5--4@ 3 : resident q C'ez-
~ &c - ggo.-c- rs ls=- employed
tC- -Ee p4s- T-zr n ne -c@9Es q
III Da-.4- --3sI ami Baking Cy-
sine cc-.E.E 1e-@ t-c-- New Ham,
SHIRE IL. az5 NJ E-a-a 5-4Te -a.=7
rooms = - E5zc--s. t.ccE ~ MAJ
S:-e+- T.-3z nan friends a-s otca--
--g c5-E-1cu.zt.c-.s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

Stevens SsTen children four so,s
and three daughters survive The fun
e-sl services we're he'd Monday IL
Ing and 2 n Fairbanks having
charge o. tire arrangements
Mrs 2. W. Fairbanks DiStr:c.
deputy President assisted By Mrs I
P LIBBY as narS5ssed- FRIDAY evening
installed the officers o. kaehesta Re-
teah Lodge No 1-5, q, S~spo1-
TIE Arts and Crafts Club I'll hold
their next nse-tcz with MIS- H L
T-o~oChy.
Pay. the little SCI - NJ. and NJ.
Clarence Morgan Is yt-y Ii with ~
phoid fsvs--
Ms Alo=-- McMs1us Is in Belfzs,
caring to- NJ L,rlefeld- wno has :
broken LIMB.
NJ and MIS- William Hall and VII
lena Hal are guests u friends IL Mas-
Schus<--s
Mrs Waiter JONES vas week-eni
gues- o. friends n Old ToHr
Mrs Charles St-opI=- visited Tuss-
day AZ James L.tbys Il TOY
c. g. G-a-su and z 3. Hunt ware
-ec=-t business v5s.to- il Belfast
Tts Magic WOO L1noe- Co. Is
putting Up ice for the Turner Centre
Dat-ytLg Association
Mrs Lewis Todd &C TOY vas call
Ing .. t-.sc6s II town Sunday
Among rhos@ IN town 70 a-tec6 cne
funeral ~ che late z 9 Stevens were.
NJ am Mrs P 2. Cookson Of Oil
Town: NJ AID Nrs- Lyle Stevens 9.
Bangor. Mrs. Alice ParEau-s. Of Pc
yHe, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
UNION

Mrs. E II. WhitehouEe, who has
been the guest Of her sister in Pressure
Isle for the past four weeks, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mussey have
been entertaining a friend from Sears
port for the past week.
The funeral services Of the little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds
was held Wednesday. Rev. VIM. Mil
liken Of Clinton officiating and F. ".
Fairbanks having charge Of the ar
rangements.
DR. and Mrs. E NJ. Sueo attended
the food fair at Belfast.
". F. Wood has bought the Pills
bury place and intends to make ex-
tensive repairs on the buildings in
the spring.
The Eastern Star conferred the de-
gree upon three candidates at the Las:
meeting. Ice cream and cake was eerv-
ed and general good time was en-
joyed by all.
The many friends Of E. S. Stevens
were shocked to hear Of his death.
which occurred Thursday morning.
Jan. IS at the home Of his son, c. E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
a Man VINO Became Ashamed cf His
Vile

In ne January Woma.'s HON.
companion minister reports some %
MS pastoral experiences with women
OHe o. lis stories IS about q retired
sap manufacturer Il lis cong-ega-
ton who never brought his wife 70
church. The minister finally obtained
q true statement OF the case and de-
Used way 70 bring tie two together.
How the minister persuaded III.
woman 10 give him her confidence and
tell toe truth about their family life is
explained II the following Passage
taken from the article:
I'm going 70 help you said
when SIZE had settled herself and While
she was casting about in her mind as
to how she would begin I am going
70 tell YOU why you came to me
Size looked a. me half fearfully.
half gratefully. oh, IL you only could,
she murmured
gu want 10 tell me that you can't
come 70 church with your husband be-
cause ne doesn't want you to come
1t was a long, dangerous chance to
take, but 1 knew instantly by the look
IN her eyes that / was not mistaken.
You mustn't say that, Doctor. Mr..
DiveSmy husband is very, very kind
10 me-
Kind-sureiy,' answered You
mean that he allows you all the money
that you need. Ru, why shouldn't he?
You helped him to make it.
She was silent, and I pressed the
point
Didn't your
Yes. I did. He couldn't have done
it without me. He bought the formula
for the soap from peddler, but I
made it up on my stove in the kitchen.
That's why my hands are Ike this
look at them She pushed them out
toward me. The stirring did that
And now'-her voice faltered and broke
Ittle,-'and now he says they're too
big
1T was the other woman back again,
timid. cringing. ready almost to cry.
And he won't take you to church,
I said. because he doesn't think you
look well enough
Il knew 1t was a rough speech. had
no mind to have her crying in the
study: the other woman in her-the
strong. aggressive one-would resent
that attack upon her husband. I
thought, and 50 1t proved She straight
ened suddenly, rose and faced me with
real dignity.
"'I did not come here to have my
husband insulted. Doctor Jones. You
do no, understand. Good morning"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
Standing State Bowling League
Y.M.C. PLANS ORGANIZATION
OF Boys CLUBS IN SOMERSET

L-6. Il nave L Somerset banner o.
re-nzc- worn ~ al the Sons-ss. del
egz-cs: 70 have -hsu s!- together Al
TIE yaro1s sessions. have Z coEc-E
c.-e- ard soug.
Details u coEc-y t-oys' Conference,
s---.e- camp. winter and Summer sc-
..,.-.es NIL D. presented a. Ire meet
.1g FEB. = tor adoption Al nan il
te-@s-eG should write 70 Z. L -.I.=-
e E--c.l=y.
T.e following were present a. t1e
-.@=-..g: u. : II. Cover. sNowhe
gan: El-e- Z Harris, Skowhegsu;
Pc = g NcGlau9.o. Skowhegaa: :.
4. Lord, S.oEnegan: Pc. 7. Il VIII
s1n. Saov-eger: P-.-- :. L wilson.
G1,oc WI. schools; ?. II. TobeE.
CD vi, schools. 2 P Reading. Go-y5
WEI schools: Rev. ?. Il. AeaCs, Mad
.scn; Pc. George Merriam, Ss;oEa=-
gan, Pm. Leighton. SECvLsga1 High
scocol: P l. SaeaE Eocv:Gz=wocl.
Rer. RAYMOND Browning. Moth Car
oi.ca Lyle : Mcore S.cwEegz-::
Harold e. La-ey. Saoxhegsn; J c
Smith. Wa.ervi!l=; = 4 Head. Va
terrible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
PUT NO FAITH IN NURSES.
She Knew Their Power Over 1aehe.
Iors, So Was on the Job Herseif.

Peter Jams, professional at the Plum
lake golf links in Wisconsin, was in a
motor smashup near West Chicago last
summer. He was taken to the Colonial
Hospital in Geneva with a fractured
skull
Now Peter. aside from his rather
romantic occupation was bachelor
and good looking. His coming made
something Of a stir among the nurses
The stage seemed set for the conven-
tional romance.
But when Peter opened his eyes no
strange, angelic. compassionate face
was bent over his. On the contrary,
the face. though dttingly fair and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
Somerset Vital Statistics

Fo.;ozi-- are me vital statistics Tor
Somerset county :or the past week:
Eirtas-sEow:iegan. & daughter ID NJ
an Ms Eugene Cu-r.e-: Skowhegan.
SON TO NJ and Mrs Roland Co-son;
Portland. soa 10 Mr. and Mrs.. John
Casey. formerly of Skovhegan: D.og-
nam. Z son 10 Mr. and Mrs. Willis Via-
ing. North Arson. Jan. S. q daughter 70
Nj aid Mrs. James Thorne: Norridge-
wock. Jan s, son 20 Mr.. and N-s.
Lyman Irish; Caratunk, Jan. =. Z son
10 y- and Mrs. A ". Clark; TIE FORKS.
son to Nj. and Mrs. Sandy Harris;
Fairfield Center. Jan. "A, daughter TO
NJ. and Mrs George Wood.
Marriages-NorVa Arson, Jan D. Miss
Lucy sy!vestie Buxton and PerIe- Z.
Burns: Pittsae!d, Miss Isa Herrick an.
Charles Packard Of Cambridge.
Dea,hs-Rockwood. infant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maynard; yelling
ton. Laforest Small: Jackman, Jan =.
Mrs Thomas Eentinner. Jan. 81, Mel
luriei Felker: Oregon. Jan. 9, Mrs
Lydia b. Young formerly OF Bingham;
Portland, Mrs. Flora Gould formerly o.
North Anscn; North Arson. William s
Could Hartland, Jan. 81, Leon George
Holmes; Skovnegan. FEB. :. Carleton c
Berry, "a; St Jonnsbury. VI, Mrs.
Frank Paine, Is. formerly o. North Ar
son; Cornville, Feb. 4. Ralph E Dodge;
North New Portland. Jan g, Mrs. Sophie
ouinr; Lexington, Jan. 2. Mrs. r. 5.
Boynton; New Portland, Jan. 3. Mrs.
Ina Miller aged 8 years; Winston, Jan.
g, Mrs. Azel Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Lunt. foC-
merry Of Skowhegan. now Of Jackman.
have a son born FEB. 1, which they have
named George
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
HINCkLEY

NJ. a25 Ms Lyle Bog5en ea-e--
;a.C=i q lAe:- hcr.= j. E.nc,:I.y
Thursday evening ri. ard MIS-. Irvo!
Hall % Good VIII Miss Esc=ne Moore
= "-at.-T.!!s. Ms 8oydeI's c-o-.=r.
Ef+-ett Pen-ell q North Clinton Miss
Lortie DIXON q: 2@-coa. Refreshments
Na.e s-Tt-t and = ts-y pleasant ere
Ming E-as cI.oyed q al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
TlbbETS LEADS INDIWDuAlSIN
STATE BOWLING LEAGUE MARKS

GA-1..s-. Ne, FEB s2s7z14-
&c. ,ss- s.sc6.rz aid TIE p1G1oa q
sss tszoe-s &, E.- SITE SoE--z League
-.--ss, ,--c.z-xsi .-oz L&- wssk- re
CT tez.z--s ara tzs pzs&-s q ,-s C.
r., r-. cy --oo-" -.-.e-a al ,1s
t-saxt-x g. re .e between z Ez----E-
,oa al RzzszIl .o- se-o-1 1zT-z Ez--
.s-roz -o= .se=i-z re lzr-=- ~ D.,
xeso -. ). 80 1l-z- p---z-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

Goals from the aoor-Sanborn, g.;
sou.e. S: sooer. Il; White, 2: Duran,, 2:
Beverly, 3; Derby. .; Crowell, L Goals
from fouls-N. a, A, 3. Time, ? 2n-rafn.
Referee, Howard Scorer, Benson. Tim
er, Cook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

Cherry Ii the wood most used az
backing for the metal plates from which
illustrations are printed in magazines
and periodicals. II il chosen above ell
Others because It holds it, shape. coss
not warp or twist, works smoothly ara
does not split.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

No individual plan however has contributed growth equal
the growth from and actual beternlen
Just few weeks Journals representative man
who Intimately connected with nearly England newspap
SAID ! don't publish paper Fr
personal observation know that readers more
their other Of similar territory that comes to Nh
desk"
That straight from who constantly selling space
Judge by the Standards The merit
the has always been placed above the circulation
apparently justify.
In its home field the Journal with pride It is an
tuition which attracts favorable integrity
strength Of character 1t everywhere respected its unsver
courage and moral fore
Today national advertiser would attempt to cover Maine without
employing the Journal
In the chain OF newspapers reaching to California Thu
Journal recognized link forged itself into national nrom
hence by gaining prominence at home
These few instances the story accomplishments
actual the readers has been nearly And
strced the Journals that holding fast to all old
Once subscriber always subscriber been practically aan
Merit more The Journal closes the year with daily average
11,667 and gaining
The future looks bright Hard come and go but the
gres each year with smile eager desire for boo
ter and more interesting All the accumulated
experience and accomplishments heritage and r for created
accomplishments Forward! o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06
SK0WHECAN
tenires for 80 Jurymen for the
Hubbard Murder Trial
Levi Weston Oldest
Man in Town
SUNDAY NOTICES AND 9TH
Err LOCAL EVENTS

Fenyss tor = .z-y!-e- we se2: OF
t'-.l4y - t-@ Il der case zEa-1s:
Gage I:-ot&:1. T1-s case 3 expected
- s.a.- to- t--zl Ho=1zv G.c-g.-s ana
nay witnesses have t=@n summoned
e. t5= Csc J: = expected 10. many
more .e- .1r.-1=.. -. It drawn e5-
rle murder cz4@ 2ze.ns- &e-soa- A--o--
aey Cs..@-al y. z. T4ti4-ga.. Vi. reire-
se.- re .:cz-= IL t:ezs two murder casts,
ASSISTED .. County ..:t.-1ey Thomas
Anderson
WIZ e p.5bab.y t-e as e-F..- ca.e On
- d-1ke: - rs ;s-!n was -zkeE Up
=-.czy. Il be.Lg { ho-se case, -l-t.1-
Dete - Leslie =. 35-99:.- Ta1 plaintiff
a..ege1 TIA Ge bought morse from
Browns stable .zst 1al.. psE.ag him :-u
aE1 g:r.ng III. = exchange another
!y.se. IL VIZ: - iia-c.zci VII = and
t!-e same d: Il d-ad- TIE plaintiff a.
,eged t4ac the horse as o,d and SIX
wren * got j.. the defendant. Claimed
taat ta@ horse was - good condition
VIXEN SOD.
The case OF t:.aI Thursday at-eraoo7.
James l. Goodrich - William =. WIT
..ey. resulted II a ver1ic- Tor Inc defend
Az. The plaintiff ALLEGED tat toe po,a-
tees he carried 70 re defendants potato
houze :roze after they vcre hauled there.
The defendant claimed ,aey .t-oze before
;.ey rescaet tce building.
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s==s - zTs mirage 81 eTe-g-
ting II SGT Is follows I-1iTa61Ai
g-E= Russell o.. q. ia6l<i61aI to-zl-
E-ssel IL. xs: team single, Lewiston
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-06

The funeral Q: Ra-ph = lodge VII
take place al 2. u. Sl.1ay instead q
e. - A u. az reported.
The next meeting Q: SE9HreEa Grange
WI! be held Wednesday e.enl1g. TIE fol
lowing program has been arranged: :
Reading. Mrs. Lila 4 French: topic,
THE Child Labor Movement" r T
Patten; vocal solo. Mss W.n!fred Gard
nsr; reading. Mrs. Gtle. Scales. vocal
500. Miss Putin Nelson; valentine social
arranged by Mrs. Flora Dealey. Mrs Ze-
Ia Waller Miss Eva Wi,hee. John L
Fish, Franklin Daa:orth: Sketch Of Will
liam Mckinley. the 9Th President, by
Dr.. MiibUTn Fowler
Patriotism from a Temperance S-aad-
point IS the subject assigned for the
next meeting II the CIeInentine Weston
". {. T. L. Tuesday IN Library parlors
Mrs. Ethei II. Hight is - be in charge OF
;hs program There Will be a roll call
and reception Of new members.
Patrons az the skowhegan postofice
are notified that all mail newspapers,
cards, circulars, letters. etcl which is
rot addressed TO street and number or
70 e postoHce box will be placed in the
genera! delivery and he'd until called
for.
Mrs.. " 3. Whittier arrived homo
THURSDAY from Dorc hester. Mass. where
she had been called by the death Of
Frank A ToIman, an uncle, az the age
q q.
Mrs. Ffdelia Brown, who is stopping
IN Skowhegsn this winter, has been VS.
.t!as ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Tilton. in West PittsaeId
Tuesday night. Feb Il. will be OBJ
served ss Matrons' night at Canaan
Grange. Mrs. Clare Moody, who was ap-
pointed lecturer for the evening, is pre-
pairing d fine program. Refreshments
will be served. On the evening Of Feb
IS the First and Second degrees will be
given a class OF candidates.
Levi ". Weston has been honored this
~eek az the Oldest man u the town
and will now bear that distinction,
Carleton c. Berry who died this week
lad been the Oldest man only a few
months since the death of AionZo Rich
srdson. Mr.. Weston is % years old and
IL descendant Of the first settler in
this town and county, his grandfather
having accompanied Benedict Arnold on