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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF A MOST
DESIRABLE DWELLING
AND
FARM IMPLEMENTS
IN FINKSBURG, MD.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1916,
AT12 O'CLOCK Nj.
IN FINKSBURG, MD

Owing to pressing business in
Washington county, l am compelled
to sell my property in Finksburg, on
the Baltimore & Reisterstown turn
pike, within sight of Asbestos Station
on the w. M. r.. 1t is one Of the
most comfortable and attractive
homes in the village. The Westmin-
ster & Reisterstown Bus Line passes
the door. The improvements are a
10 room dwelling. which has been re-
water at the door; abundance of
churches and postoffice. 1t has
acres, more or less, of highly Guilt
waited land.
Terms of Sale will be made to suit
purchaser, or all cash if desired.
deposit Of $500 will be required on
day of sale.
At the same time and place the
following personal property will be
sold: Bay mare, good driver and
worker, IL years old; thoroughbred
mare colt, coming years old, un-
broken; Jersey cow, will be fresh in
April, entitled to be registered; "a
young laying pullets and ROSTERS
plymouth Rock and Rhode Island
Reds; new buggy, Is barrels OF
corn, $50 bundles Of fodder, rolls
of American 53-inch fence wire, 165
| feet in a roll; cords Of sawed and
split wood, $50 new chestnut posts
lumber, &c. Also my household and
kitchen furniture, consisting Of beds
bedsteads and bedding, wardrobe,
stands, chairs, carpets, mattresses
stoves, Jared fruit of various kinds
and many other articles; too numer.
Gus to mention.
Terms-All sums Of IS, cash; OF
all sums over S. credit Of s month.
will be given on note with approved
security, bearing interest from day
of sale.
w. T.. REA.
+. J. Albaugh, Auct. mar 10-3t
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HAISEED DETECTIVE
When He Hits Town Promoter Goes
To Jail.

New York, March 5-There was
evidence of hayseed in the hair of
the stopped man who, valise in hand,
stamped into the Office of Baxter
Schemwell, promoter, in the Singer
Building.
Say, | want to see the owner of
this Complementary less" he said
to the office attendant Pm here to
buy stock"
The attendant was permitting a
smile to wander across his visage
when the upstate visitor stuck his
hand into a bullying pocket and per-
mitted just glimpse of huge bank
roll.
1t was but a moment later that the
visitor was ushered in. He in turn
lost no time in announcing that he
had heard so much about the Mays
Accounting Machine that he wanted
to buy some stock in the company
which was being promoted by Schem-
we'll.
| The visitor was easily convinced
He was on the point of purchasing as
big block of stock as he could carry
away when he had a sudden inspira-
ton.
Lets go down and finish up the
deal in the police station, just tc
make sure everything is all right,
said the visitor.
! The promoter was protesting
against the inconvenience when the
visitor turned back his lapel and ex,
hibited badge that proved him to be
a detective. Also he exhibited a pail
of handouts that he threatened tt
use ii necessary. Whereupon Schem
well surrendered and accompanied
the detective-farmer to headquarters
At the station he was informed thu,
warrant for his arrest had beer
sworn out in Arkansas BY JohI
Longinotti, a hOtelkeeper, who in
sisted that he had been swindled on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10
FARM FOR SALE

A FARM OF 245. ACRES, in good
state Of cultivation, lao, Acres in cult
walton; 20 Acres in Pasture. with run
ming water, the rest in Timber. kEA
New Tenant House with z. rooms, ,RaRA
metal roof; large Dwelling. House with
new metal roof, new barn. 44x7O with
metal roof; pure spring; water at house
and barn. This property is, situated ON
the Deer Park Road, four miles from
Fink sburg.. 5, miles from. Reisterstown;
Il mile. to State road;, adjoining the
lands Of David. Lester, Thomas, Del,
and Bollinger's mill property.
Apply to,
CHAS. F.. BOLLINGER,
mar l0-2m on the farm,
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special OrQor IOr THURSDAY at
O'Clock.
| BY Senator Notwithstanding
the act relating to the publication OF
laws. Finance.
The Dobson bill, exempting Talbot
county from the operation of the
Eastern Shore ''gallon-a-month" ship
ping bill, was substituted for the I'M
favorable report OF the Temperance
Committee by an overwhelming ma
jority i'm the House Tuesday after an
earnest and at times amusing debate.
Delegate Dobson, in moving for the
| substitution of the bill for the unfav-
orable report, showed that crime and
drinking i'm Talbot had increased un-
der the operation Of the present law.
He said that Talbot had been dry for
some 30 years or more and that con-
ditions we're normal and satisfactory
until the professional prohibition
agitatOrs had as he said, forced the
"gallon-a-month" bill upon the coun-
| ty two years ago He declared that
i'm December last there had been re-
ceived and receipted for in the town
Of Easton alone some 200 gallons
of liquor, all of it coming over one
! railroad and all coming from Phila-
delphia and Wilmington. With that
that came from Ohio and from other
places by boat Mr.. Dobson estimated
that the receipts of Talbot county for
one month aggregated 1880 gallons.
By Delegate Wooden-To author
ize State Roads Commission to con-
struct highway in Frederick and
Carroll counties. Ways and Means.
To tax cocacola, all drinks contain
ing habit-forming drugs, and all
drinks containing caffeine or tannin
20 cents gallon, is the aim of bill
introduced in the House.
Senator Ogden introduced a bill
making it 4 misdameanor for any
adult person OF sufficient financial
ability TO neglect or refuse to support
his or her destitute parent or par
ents.
BY Delegate Leatherwood-To au-
thoriZe Mayor and Council of Man
chester to levy tax not to exceed 80
cents on the 500 for town improve
ments. Carroll county delegation.
House bill ~, by Mr.. Wooden-To
pay for live stock slaughtered by the
State, was PASSED.
The Senate Committee on Educa-
ton reported favorably the Legg bill
to reorganiZe the public school sys-
TEN of the State in accordance with
the recommendation of the survey
commission appointed by former Gov
ernor GOldsborough under the act
passed in 1914. Some slight amend
ments were attached to the bill and
for that reason it was forced to lay
over under the rules. These amend
ments simply correct typographical
errors and in no way 60 to the merits
of the measure.
By Delegate Ely-To sanction be- |
quest to st. Pauls Reformed Church,
Westminster. Judiciary.
BY Delegate Kephart-To include |
Carroll county in certain registration
laws, regarding declaration of inten-
ton. Elections.
Senator Warfield made a motion that |
the motor vehicle license fee bill be
made special order for tomorrow at
o'clock Adopted.
Favorable report with amendments |
by Carroll county delegation on
House bill 1913, by Mr.. Wooden,
tax laws of Carroll county. !
Passed TO third reading.
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FAT HOGS /!
Shipping Friday, March 18th.
T-A Market Much Higher
S
.GRm,. Call or Phone, SCR
mar 1O-1t Ill. H. COVER.
Brief Decisions.

Just because a man is enioined to
love his neighbor as himself is no ex-
cuse for his becoming Unfortunately
fond of himself
The man who made no mistake
when he married probably saved
somebody else from making one.
The world is always ready to listen
to the man who hasn't time to talk.
Wisdom is very useful thing that
we acquire too late to use 1t.
He who friends would have must
have himself for one.
Many a man makes SO much noise
blowing his own horn that he cant
hear opportunity when she knocks al
his door-From Judge.
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FRENCH FORCE GERMANS BACK
Repulse TeutOns Along the Front to
VAux-GermanS Claim Fort.


Further progress for the French in
the Corbeaux wood is reported in the
official statement issued by the War
Office yesterday, as well as a. Ger
man repulse along the front from
Douaumont to VauX. On the Verdun
sector, west of the Mouse, the French
have repulsed repeated attacks on the
village of Bethincourt.
After several heavy attacks. ac
companied by intense artillery fire
and violent infantry assaults, accord
ing to the French official statement,
which says the attackers were COM
pletely defeated after having pene-
trated the village of Vaux.
While the Germans claimed to have
captured the village and armored
fort of Vaux. the French report to-
night declares that the Teutons were
forced back with heavy losses. Yer
dun lies five miles west of the fort at
! Vauy
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Of several thousand dollars on one
of Schemwell's promotion schemes.
The prisoner protested that his plan
is perfectly feasible, that his son Is
Demont Schemwell, president of q
bank in Asheville, N. c., and that he
never had swindled anybody in his
life. He will remain i'm a cell, how
ever. until he can furnish bonds OF
be returned to Arkansas for trial.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

Senator Warfield's bill directing the
State Lunacy Commission to make
survey for feeble-minded Of State.
Unfavorable report. On motion OF
Senator Warfield the bill was made
a special order for Thursday at 1
o'clock
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10

VIE. TAKE QUE OWN MEDICINE
USE THE SAME COAL WE. SELL TO
YOU. We run the boilers ourselves
and we can say that we've never
burned better Coal i'm our lives than
the Coal we've had this year. This
may not be diSinterested. but it's so.
Try Smith il Reifsnider's Coal aDn pe
satisfied.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10

It's safe bet that a man who
barely escapes being run over by an
automobile doesn't call the driver u
chauffeur.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10

Mr.. James z. Smith, insurance
agent, East Main street, is confined
to his residence with case of blood
poison in his foot
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10

BY Senator Notwithstanding
the act relating to the publication OF
laws. Finance
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10

4 Best quality Table Syrup
4 33c per gal.
4 Cocoanuts 1c each.
/ Nice Figs 1Oc per Id.
! Crack grain Rice for poul-
: try SC per ID.
I Loose Oatmeal &c per ID.
I Csc Ladies Belts SC each.
I 14O ID. bag Coarse Salt 65c
\ per bag.
7 Graphophone Records &c ,
/ each.
/ Best Calico &c per yd.
/ Best Bingham TIC per yd.
! Clark's 0. N. T. Cotton &c
: spool.
! Snow white Coal Oil, best
!: for incubators 15c per gal.
/ Salmon &c a can.
4 Best Crackers SIC per 10.
/ Cocoa z2c per ID.
/ Z packs Garden Seeds for
I 25c.
+ Medford Fertilizer grows
\ bigger crops.
7 Heavy Lead Harness $4.39
I per set.
4 Dried Peaches &c per 10.
1 Alaska Peas grows 3 feet ;
1 high, 19c per at. +:
/ Premium Gem Peas grows /
! Is in. high, z9c at. ;
! American Wonder Peas =:
! grows II in, high, 19c at, f.:
] Seibert's ear1y poll Lima =:
Beans 29c per ct. !
! Red Valentine. Beans 19c ]
] qt. !
J Kentucky Wonder Bean ;
: 27c per at. !
! Grains String1esis green !
! pod Beans 27c per qt. !
I Corn Beans 27c per at.
: Shoe Peg Sweet Com 15c ]
+ per qt.
/. Stowelps Evergreen Sweet !
/. Corn 15c per ct. :;
Yellow Onion Seedss%..7 rs ID. !
Yellow Onion Sets Zoe: ct. !
Yellow Onion Sets $3.50 bu. !
White Onion Sets 15e qt. !
Lime and Sulphur Solution !
24cgallon-bbl. lots. {:
. Dry. form Lime and. StaE 1
phur'4a ID. i
Spraying Sulphur 1.86 pen j
lOOlbs. ]
Congol@lm 33c SO. yd.. I
Rubber Roofing 19c roll. .
1000 yards Dress Goods; fe1f i
SC perDd. 4
Wall Paper SC single rolil- i
Seededi Raisins 10c Id &
Red SeaEBatteries 29c each 4
. Paper Window Shades Sc; \
EACH.
. Linen Window Shades 22e: \
EACH. Il
Mating 12Hc a.yd.- 4
Z fit. .traae chains,39c EACH. 4
Is ID. bag Calf Meal 82c.bag 4
50 lb., bag Calf Meal! $l.6S !
bag. :
Gasoline Sad Irons $3eaeh..
! 5 gallon milk CAM, name \
and chain for $24O!. !
Coffea1 24c perlb.. i
} Irish Cobler. Seed Rotatoes !
! SITE bu.. !
! Green Mountain Seed Por- !
tatnes 81. 755bu.
Early Rose Seed Potatoes ]
$l75, bu..
} Early 6-weeks1 Seed Pota- !
! toes $2.0Obu.. !
! Wood Beds $I4& each. !
Iron Beds $l.98 each. /
Fresh Cheese 28c ID. I;
! Powdered Sugar z1c H. I;
! Frost Proof Cabbage Plants ]
I &c doz.. !
= No. 40 Iron, Beam Oliver !
! Chilled Plow So. /
/ Cook Stove SIS. !
/ Brass Beds $6.98. ;
I No. 6 Low Corn King Man. A.:
I ure Sp1eader $12O.
I Alarm Clock 69e each.
! Mems Gum Boots $1.98 pr.
! Mems Felt Boots S1.79 pr.
: 10 qt.. Tin Pals sc each
i Majestic Wash Machines
A 1928 each.
Il Oak Corn Baskets Soc each.
+ Large Prestolite Auto
: Tanks $40.
7 Second Hand $1,000 Buick
z Automobile for $75.
/ Heavy Breeding Harness
$3.50 set.
Field Rollers $21.5O.
i Double Disk Harrow $48.5O
+ Two burner New Perfec-
aA Ls Nsl CL1 Aa 40
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to be we'll made, of good
material and durable with;
proper care being taken of:
same; also to be as repre-
sented in the Company's
catalog.
Each silo is to be provided
with. a patent doorway, with
especially designed hoop
forming an easy ladder.
Also doors with self adjust
ing locking device, and hoops
Of sufficient strength and
number with two or more
malleable iron draw Jugs to
each hoop Each Silo is
warranted to be air-tight if
properly erected, and capa-
Bile of producing the very
best quality of silage. If
upon receipt Of Silo, should
any parton parts be defect
i've. the same will be fur
nished. free of charge by
giving immediate notice to
us or the Ecoaomy Silo &
Manufacturing Co., Freder-
lex, Md.
If you media Silo we can
save you monay and give
you a good JOB!
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Englar IL Sponseller.
March 10, 1916.

SYKESYlLLE MARKET.
Reported by The Maryland Milling & Supply Co
Wade iii. ID. Warfield, President.
SykesviIle Md January 1916
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To tax cocacola, all drinks contain
ing habit-fOrming drugs, and all
drinks containing caffeine or tannin
20 cents gallon, is the aim of bill
introduced in the House.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-10

Senator Ogden introduced a bill
making it misdameanor for any
adult person OF sufficient financial
ability TO neglect or refuse to support
his or her destitute parent or par
ents
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By Delegate Wooden-To author
ize State Roads Commission to con-
struct highway in Frederick and
Carroll counties. Ways and Means
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Favorable report with amendments
by Carroll county delegation on
House bill 1913, by Mr.. Wooden,
amending tax laws of Carroll county.
Passed to third reading
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Want us. MENTORS
TO LEAD MEX|CANS
Joint Commission Considers
Plan to Utilize American
Farmers and Teachers.

NEW LONDON. Conn. ss,, 20
american farmers to TN Mexican
SOL. and American teachers m tra,n
Mexican minds-that was q niar ha'
1ore the American Mexican nescs
commission today.
such progra was intended 10 n.
part OF Mextco's contemplated regens
GRAFTON. The commission agreed fba
II would be feasible. '"~'
As formulated thus far, the scbeme
s TO have such numbers OF Ameris
Mexicans. and there is every intenttnn
to avoid anything that smacks Of
American Interference or control
The Mexicans presented data TODAY
experimenting yesterdays on rail-
roads. to show that there In an hon
est efort to make the rich country
below the Rio Grande blossom anew
after six years OF civil strife.
These essential underlying economic
problems will be thoroughly probcd
before the question OF withdrawing Q
nitely.
President Wilson's presence in New
London, six miles from the Hotel
Griswold. commission headquarters
had no effect upon the meetings. The
American group explained that their
visit there last night was strictly Ia
pay their condolences and not to talk
Mexican matters.
Secretary Lane and his conferees
TO the President within the next few
days definite plan contemplatinR
withdrawal OF American forces from
Mexico and recYnstruction of the Dor.
der patrol with fewer men than al
present.
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
MUST Believe IT
When Well-known Washington Peo-
pie Tell 1t So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by a representative citizen Of Wash
ington the proof is positive. You
must believe it. Read this testi-
mony. Every sufferer of kidney
backache, every man, woman or child
with kidney trouble will do well to
read the following:
Joseph F. Phipps, city fireman,
1909 33rd St. N. W., Georgetown,
Washington, says: 81 exposed my
self to the weather and I think that
was what affected my kidneys and
caused backache last winter. Many
times when l was sitting down and
tried to straighten up, sharp pains
caught me in the small of my back
and l could hardly move. The action
of the kidneys was irregular and the
kidney secretions were unnatural. A
friend advised me to try Doan's Kid,
ney Pills and two boxes entirely
cured me-"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that cured Mr.. Phipps. Foster Mil
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. y
Adyt,
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Maine Vote as Viewed
By Party Chiefs

CHARLES f. HUGHES Republican Presidential nominee
certainly looks good, doesn't It? don't see how they
defeat
CHAIRMAN WILCOX, Of the Republican national commit
teeThc result Maine the election or Hughes in
November.
CHAIRMAN MCCORMICK, of the Democratic national
commteeThe Of the election in Maine indicates
would win Maine realized that to such
ribbed Republican stronghold in Presidential would
be practically impossible We have materially reduced the
usually large Republican majority always obtained on national
that that inures the election Of President
Wilson November impressive majority just Repub
can plurality September 1892 prefaced the election
of President Cleveland in November.
SECRETARY REYNOLDS, Of the Republican national
mitteeThe Maine especially in the Republican
governor absolutely reunited party Best Of
State has repudated Charles Johnson member Of
the Finance Committee of the Senate which framed the
Democratic tariff bill
ALVIN 7. HERT, Western Republican campaign manager
Maine gives the rst appeal protective
the first the Adamson BILL The victory
Maine has had enough Of the Wilson Administration.
that the Republicans gain control of
White House March, will be accorded the support
publican House and Republican Senate.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS Secretary of the Navy.-As l said
before the election in Maine the Republicans have the habit
carrying that State by about 10000 majority Whenever
under 10000 indicated that Democratic victory
in November Wilson, said before Maine is
thousands than the today This
opinion also Of the leading Democrats Maine with whom
have talked
SENATOR vARDAMAN. (Democratl of Missssippi-I have
had time get my bearings hardly know to say
somewhat dazd by the result II the
Maine Indicative of the the Progresves thinking
throughout the republic, the results omnous
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
FATHER TELLS HOW
STEAM KILLED BABIES
Canal Boat Captain Rehearses
Triple Tragedy at the coro-
ner's Inquest.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

elbow" said Mr.. Hanna, there must
have been to round of the threads"
Mr. Hanna added that there was no
accurate method OF determining by ex-
terior examination as to the condition
Thomas spong. the Idest son. followed
his father on the stand, and told Of his
part In the rescue.
Operation Customary.
One o fthe witnesses. Virgil r. Wal
ker. sol L street. whi IL the night en-
sineer at the plant. stated that the
same operation of blowing down the
every night for four years.
Yesterday morning" said Mr.. Wal
ker. after we had blown of No. 3, and
had shut of the fireman came to me
and said something must be wrong. |
looked and saw man on a canal boat.
/ phoned to the Emergency Hospital
and No. precinct right away
Mr.. Walker stated that IL took from
half a minute to a minute to blow the
Another witness. william II. wigging-
ton. also a fireman at the plant, stated
that II generally took about six minutes
In charge OF two boilers out OF the
three in operation at the time OF the
accident. He had blown both OF his
boilers about 4:30 o'clock. The third
boiler was not blown until about
o'clock. Mr.. Wiggington stated that
they generally have heavier steam al
o'clockthan at 4:U.
What would have happened 1
steam had been up?" was asked him
Testifies About Blow-offs.
He did not reply. He stated. how
ever. that the safety valve on one o
the boilers blew of about 6 o'clock
II was one OF those which he tended
he admitted Edwin A. Swingle, rep
resenting the Capita Traction Com
pany, had questioned him sharply oi
this point.
The case went to the Jury at l;3
o'clock. william B Leahy is repre-
senting the district attorneys onict
Mark Spearman is representing Cap
tain SDOng.
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Chaplin Film Added
To Columbia Program

A special added feature of the photo
play bill the first half OF this week at
LOew's Columbia Theater is the fourth
Of the famous Chaplin Mutual comedies,
The Count"
This feature has been obtained BY the
Loew circuit in addition to the other
sections of the bill. The play tells the
calling on the cook at the home of a
wealthy family. discovers his employer
about to be introduced as a count.
The employer agrees to permit the
assistant to be introduced as his Sec
retary. Chaplin. as the assistant, gets
into the room with the hostess first and
Is introduced as the count. and the en-
ployer is palmed off as the secretary
Chaplin appears again in the type OF
character he has made famous. The
film will be shown today and tomorrow
q new program being staged beginning
Thursday
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
c. 0. P, NOW CLAIMS
MAINE BY $4,000
Laes Returns Indicate Republi-
can Candidates PoIIed
Higher Votes.

Continued from Page One)
than $1,000 by the time the border vote
now represented In the missing pre-
cincts, Is heard from
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RETURN TO POWER
OF G. 0.P. IS SEEN
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Continued from rage One.)
would have stood little real show Of
getting the Senate.
The Maine outcome. therefore. has
greatly intensified the struggle for the
senate.
The defeat of Congressman McGilli-
cuddy>was a surprise all around. The
Republicans here had little hope Of
beating him and the Democrats were
confident he would retain his seat.
The outc6me as to this district has
Will capture the House,
The moral effects Of the Maine vote,
from the viewpoint OF the Republican
leaders. will be even more important
than the actual gains In Senate. and and
House Republicans believe 1t Will
have the effect of causing a lot of
voters whose course was uncertain. to
come into the Republican camp.
Opponents of Hughes have been as
serting that he was not making a sue
cess in campaigning. lnasmuch as
Hughes went to Maine and drew large
crowds. the Republican managers say
these assertions are answered. Nor is
the Importance OF the Roosevelt trip
to Maine minimiZed.
II Is admitted on all hands that each
side put forth its best licks In Maine
The State was Invaded by an army OF
Republican and Democratic speakers.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels In q
statement said the fact the Republicans
carried the State by below 10000 meant
IL would go for Wilson in November
according to precedent. He said Wilson
was many thousand votes stronger thar
the Democratic ticket.
Republicans do not concede this. anc
point to the fact that In 1908 when thu
Republican candidate for governor car
ried Maine by 1858, Taft was elected
President.
Chairman Frank Woods. of the Re
publican Congressional committee. salt
the Maine outcome meant a large ma
jority for Hughes in November. an'
that the committee would make tn
same methodical fight for House ant
| Senate in other States which was mad
| snccesafully In Maine.