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Licking Valley courier., 1918-12-05
ssrnlang gsinust be destroyed.

The Worlds Problem.
The WORLDS greatest need
= in the present hour is
SANITY. Cool heads and strong
souls are needed to avert a con-
lditi0h of anarchy that threatens
to oengulf the world. The time
of reconstruction is a period that
is full of danger. Bolshevism is
in control in Russia, and is max
ing headway in Germany and
Austria, and its propagandists
are busy the world over. 1t will
be a grave mistake if the leaders
of the Entente powers underes-
Innate the gravity of the prob
A lem. Economic conditions must
ichange from war to peace ba-
Isis, and, for awhile. there must
be confusion and delay in making
the change. Factories must go
back to manufacturing the arti-
cles needed in peace and must
build up a lost Y ct. 1t will
be almost ike pg anew.
ss over the
he employ
that will re-
noth sides to
be well for
into care
how great
foCS enters into
ent of affairs. 1t
Question. With la
q and fed, .there--is
lestion about the
quickly adjusting
j conditions with.
put let the employ.
mpaign Of profteer'
Astic wage cutting. let
ION be unnecessarily cur,
let men get jobless anC
and we have a fertile
the propaganda Of the
.Llrorist. Peaceful revolution in
Russia turned to anarchy because
Russia was hungry. The mighty
war machine of the kaiser went
impotent the moment Germany
reached the acute stage of hun
ger. From Caesar to Bonapari
the-feaders, of great peoples have
realized the Importance Of fooC
n maintaining the morale of botf
army and civilians. Americas
food did more to win the wal
Vvthan did Americas armies. LIE
,ngerdrife, even in America
anarchy will result.
ne lesson that the war ha
ught most clearly to the peo
is that food is the paramount
If material life. Vaguel!
,d this before the war
Licking Valley courier., 1918-12-05

Master Commissioner Wolfe Circuit Court.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-12-05

The purchasers will be required to give
bond for the purchase price with good and
sufficient personal security, bearing six per
cent interest from date until paid.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
Licking Valley courier., 1918-12-05
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master COmInissioner's Sale.
!. c. Lindon, Administrator
of the estate of VIM. Lindon,
deceased, etc. Plaintiff.
VS..
David Lindon, etc, Defendants.
By virtue of a judgment and order OF
sale from the Wolfe Circuit Court in the
above styled case, rendered at its Septem-
ber term. 1918. will on
Licking Valley courier., 1918-12-05

ne lesson that the war has
ught most clearly to the peo-
is that food is the paramount
If material life. Vaguely
ID this before the war,
re made to realize it
g hostilities. The recon-
lction of Europe and tAe-fez
iusthent in America must be
"a wA;.l, .ha foad s,,n,,l,, ond
Licking Valley courier., 1918-12-05

mpaign Of profiteer-
astic wage cutting. let
ION be unnecessarily cur
let men get jobless and
and we have a fertile
the propaganda of the
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Miss Ethel Cook OF Brewer is a guest
of Mrs. DeWitte Lathrop.
Miss Csthryn Cole OF Waterville is
spending her vacation here with relatives.
DeWitte &. Lathrop left Wednesday
to go with the other draftees to Camp
Devens.
Mrs. j. w. Cole was called to Corea the
last of the week to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. Emery Young.
Henry Hamilton and family, with Miss
Cathryn Cole Of Waterville, spent Sunday
in Milbridge, guests of Mrs. Campbell
Baker.
The w. F. Bruces, with friends, were
entertained at afternoon tea with the Jas.
A. Hills OF West Gouldsboro on Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. e. Bronson OF Philadelphia was
n the party.
The correspondent has received letter
from Jesse s. NooDan, who is with the
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THE FALLS, HANCOCK.

Daniel Gray is quite ill at his home
here.
George Fogg OF Boston is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Bert Noon.
George G. Martin, wife and son Arthur
of Bangor are at their home here
for few days
Mise Grace Darling and Burt n Scam
mon OF franklin were weekend guests
at f. p. Goodwin's.
Sympathy is extended Joseph Brink
worth and wife in the loss Of their baby
girl, who died last week.
Willie Pomroy was operated upon at
Bar Harbor hospital Saturday, for blood
poisoning in his hand. The case is serious.
The Z. w. s. c. had a sale at the school
house Wednesday evening. Ten dollars
was received for the quit, Tor the benefit
OF the Red Cross.
Frank Moon left Thursday for Camp
Devens. He was accompanied to Ellis
worth by his sisters, Mrs. Dewey Gatcomb
and Miss Lizzie Moon.
Rev. Charles H. Clifford and wife of
Brewer are boarding at Bert Moons. Mrs.
Clifford is in poor health, and hopes to
receive benefit from the salt air.
II. {. Dow, wife and children OF Boston
and Willie Dow, wife and children OF
Northern Maine Junction are visiting
their parents, Llewellyn Dow and wife.
sirs. Eugene Goodwin was in town last
week to see her daughter, AIRS. Elmer
Brenton, who is In poor health. Mrs.
Brenton was later moved to her mothers
home in Bar Harbor.
july %. G.
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LAMOINE.
July %.

{. A. Reynolds has purchased an auto
mobile.
herbert Hodgkins, ir., has returned to
his work in New York.
Miss Angie Bartlett OF Wslthsm, Mass,
has been called home by the illness OF her
father.
1t was voted Sunday to have Sun
day school picnic at Berrys cove, the
date, probably, Aug. s.
Mrs. Mary Leach and son Lawrence are
here for visit OF two weeks with her
parents, James Convey and wife.
John Il. hodgkins returned to his wor k
al the Bsyside mill this morning, aft r
two weeks vacation while the mill was
shut down.
A poverty party was given Tuesday
night in Z. E. hall as good DYE party for
Lester Young before his leaving for Camp
Devens The costumes were varied. A
good time was enjoyed.
A. ]. Gibson and wife of Wsltham,
Mass, arrived by automobile Saturday.
They we're accompanied by Mrs. L. X.
Hodgkins and John Patriquin, the latter
joinio g his wife here.
July 20. H.
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BAR HARBOR.
July 20.

Mrs. Ernestine May Kettle OF Boston,
summer resident OF Bar Haroor for the
past twenty years, died at her cottage
here Tuesday, July %, aged eighty-one
years.
John Fairfield Hodgklns, one OF the
oldest and best-known residents, died
Tuesday, July, %, after an illness OF
few weeks, aged seventy-six years. de
established a fish market here forty
years ago, catering especially to the
summer trade. He was lso yacht pier
builder, and did much work for summer
residents. He retired from active tusi-
ness several years ago. lie was deeply
interested in civic affairs OF the town and
one OF it's best citizens. He is su viyed
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

Howard Hardison has sold his farm tc
Tyler Gordon.
Harry Brooks of Portland is the guest OF
S. o. Hardison.
Dalton Reed was home from Northeast
Harbor over Sunday.
A. o. Clark and son Carroll CT Brewer
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Evelyn Marston left on the noon
train Saturday for Wilton.
Walter Clark OF Waldoboro is guest at
the home of James Il. Clark.
Miss Hazel Clark OF Brewer was week
end guest OF Adsh Savage.
Miss Rena Coombs is at Northeast Har-
Dor assisting Mrs. Charles Smith in her
restaurant.
Mrs. Horace PettingiIl and little dsugh-
ter returned Friday from an extended
visit at Bar Hsrbor.
Lloyd Durham and family were at Nor
man Smiths several days last week. They
returned to Hsmpden Saturday.
Charles Parsons and wife, who are on an
automobile trip from Aroostook county,
are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Il. Williams.
Carroll j. Dunn and family, OF Goulds-
boro, were at Il. u. Worcester's Wednes-
day evening to see their brother Harold,
who left Thursday for Camp Devens.
Master Burton, the young son of II. A.
Clark, when jumping from the running
board of car Sunday, had his foot badly
crushed by the wheel running over it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery w. Smith, Mrs.
ella Hardlson and Miss Goldie Harrison
visited Mrs. Vernon Smith at Orrington
Friday, making the trip with Il. s.
Coombs, in his car.
Joseph Cushmsn and family motored
from Sherman Thursday. Mr.. Cushman
and son returned Friday, Mrs. Cushman
and daughter remaining for a visit among
relatives and friends.
July %. ECHO.
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STATE OF MAINE,

u.Ycock So. At q probate court held at
Ellsworth In and for said county OF Hancock
On the seeopd day OF July, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eighteen.
A CERTAIN instrument purporttng to be
n copy of the las: will and testament OF
LEWIS A. ROBERTS. late OF BOSTON, in
the county of SUFFOLK, and common
wealth of MASSACHUSETTS.
deceased. and OF the probate thereof In said
commonwealth of Massachusetts,, duly az.
tbenticatsd, having been presented 10 the
Judge OF probate for our said county OF Han.
cock for The purpose OF being allowed. hled
and recorded in the probate court Of our said
county OF Hancock, AMI that letters OF sd
mlnistration With the will annexed issue to
william p. ESetts, he executor named 10
said will having deceased.
Ordered. that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested therein. by publishing q
cory Of this order three weeks successfully
10 the Ellsworth American. newspaper
printed at Ellsworth. In said county of Han
coo K, prior TO the sixtn day OF August, a. d
1915, that they may appear nj probate court
then to be held at Ellsworth, in and for said
county OF HAncccg, ut ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, aud show cause, IL any they have.
against me same.
BERTRAND e. CLARK, Judge OF Probate.
Aifue copy.
Attest: LAR. y. McLLas, Acting Register.
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10th Engineers. His letter bore post
mark, the first soldiers letter received
here from overseas, to do so. 1t showed
he is not very near the fighting line,
but is near Mont de Marson in tho
southwestern part Of France.
Friends OF Guy r. Written will DO
pleased to hear of the honor which has
recently been conferred upon him. He
is at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville,
KY, attending the officers training
school, and out Of the 1000 cadets chosen
from the 5000, he has been selected as
one to attend the advanced course in
"heavy artillery school of fire" to be-
graduated Aug. 10. He then will go to
the big artillery range at West Point,
KY, to complete the course.
July 20. c.
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leqaI Notias.

~-~~~~-~ r=S-~-~-~~s~~~-~><s
- ~ persous interested IN either Of the es.
tatss hereinafter named.
- nyonate ccrst held at Ellsworth, II and
u, me county OF Hancock, on the ninth
Sav Of July, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen,
and by adjournment from the second day OF
July q d. 1918.
TIVE following matters having been pre-
ssnted for the action thereupou herein
.iser indicated, Il Is hereby ordered; That
notice thereof be given TO al persons inter.
sstsd. by causing copy OF this order to be
anblished three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, newspaper published
~ ellsworth, in said county, that they may
snpear At probate court to be held at Ellis.
-fnrrth on the sixth day OF August, a. d.
,a1s az ten of the clock in the forenoon,
nd be beard thereon II they see cause.
Margaret f. Doyle, late OF Ellsworth, In
..id county, deceased. Petition that Eliza.
hsth ~ Doyle or some other suitable person
- appointed administrator OF the estate of
Id deceased. without giving bond, presented
nv Elizabeth NJ. Doyle, heir st-law OF SAID
deceased d.
Theodore Brsgdou, late of Fran Elin, in said
snupty, deceased. A cerfain instrument pur-
noTt,ng to be the last will and testament Of
sid deceased, together With petition for pro
nate thereof, presented by Lincoln @. Drag
don, the executor therein named.
witness. BERTRAND Il. CLARK, Judse Of
aid Court. at Ellsworth, this ninth
day OF July. in the yeSr OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eighteen.
CLARA Is. MgLLss, Acting Register.
true copy.
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COUNTY NEWS
NORTH LAMOINE.

John Moore has moved into the place
formerly occupied by Fred Davis.
Mrs. Alta Marshall of Bar Harbor is
tine guest OF Mrs. Berniee Salisbury.
Velma Young is employed at Bar Har-
Dor, and her sister Merle at Ellsworth.
George Harris and wife of Cambridge,
Mass, are guests Of Mrs. j. K. Tweedie.
Frederick Tweedie has gone to south
west Harbor TO visit his aunt, Mrs. Robbie
Norwood.
Fred Mccarthy and family OF Passa-
dumkeag are visiting Mrs. McCarthy's
sister, Mrs. l. N. Salisbury.
Mrs. II. B. Mcfarland and daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Frye, and her two daughters,
Ruth and Marjorie, arrived from Leicester,
Mass, last week.
slJuly %. Y.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAs Liilar A. Inman, OF Bluehill,
w Hancock county, Maine, by her mort
gage deed, dated the 18th day OF February,
lslo, and recorded In Hancock county, Maine,
registry OF deeds, book sal. page a., conveyed
70 me, the undersigned, certain rear estate
situate in the county OF Hancock, described
As follows; All my real es ate ana all my
hgnt. title and interest in and to any and all
teal estate which l may own or be entitled 70
eltner at law or in equity as appears oy the
records at the registry OF deeds Tor the said
county Of Hancock. 10 which deeds ana the
records there reference 10 HEREBY made Tor a
more particular description OF the premises
meaning hereby to convey. Meaning TO con-
eey ana hereby convey ing all ths real estate
owned BY Lllsr A. InmAn in the county OF
hancock whether the deeds to the same are
recorded or mott and whereas the condition
~ SAID mortgage has been broken, now,
therefore, by reason OF the breach OF the con-
union ereof, claim . foreclosure OF said
mortgage.
A. O. HAssRTHY.
July Is, isis.
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Your Elixir
Saved My Life
vords of n Maine Man.

Henry o. Hanley of II Cross Street, Belfast,
Maine, writes us: 81 am feeling lots better
and think your Elixir (Dr True's Elixir)
saved my life"
DR.. True's Elixir is great medicine, q
Family Laxative and Worm Expeller. Il
tones the stomach, IN yes the bowels and
expes worms. Surprising il is how many
people have worms. Children suffer agony
from worms. Signs or symptoms of worms
full belly with occasional gripings and pain
about the navel, pale face OF leaden tint,
itching of the nose, itching of the rectum.
short dry cough, grinding of the teeth, little
red points sticking out on tongue, starting
during sleep. slow fever.
Get DR.. Trues ELIXIR from your dealer.
The cost is small. 1t expeIs worms and
restores health No better Laxative made
for young or old. Millions have used it. On
the market Sc years. 40c, soc 81. Write us.
DIR. j. r. True e. Co.
Auburn. Maine.
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CAsTINE.

Mrs. Fannie Collins and Mrs. Thompson
spent the weekend at Harborside.
The many friends OF Richard Morgrsge
will be pleased to learn Of his safe arrival
across.
Parker T. Fuller OF Rockland spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday at the Castine
house.
Henry vogell OF East Weymouth is Wis
iting his brother, j. VI. Vogell. He was
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Eleanor
Halves, and brother in-law, Mr.. Town
send.
Ormond Gott, who has spent two years
in Bath, spent the weekend in town, be-
fore leaving for Camp Devens, where he is
now in training. de was accompanied by
his mother.
Mrs Bert Bowden and daughter Marion
returned to Stockton Saturday after a
week in Penobscot and Csstine. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. Ralph Ward
well and children.
July Y. G.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Harold Butler is working for Hartwel
Candsge.
Summer people have already taken
all the summer cottages here.
Mrs. Henry Hamilton has come to &C.
cupy her home here for a few weeks.
John Eaton and vile OF Stopington have
moved into the Weber cottage.
Tuesday evening a farewell reception
was rendered to Howard Eugene Young
in Bay View hall, on the eve OF his de-
parture for Camp Devens.
July %. XENoPHoN.
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NOTICE ur roxEcL.,su IL.

w HEREAs Oliver W. Btagdon of Frank
w lin. county OF Hancock, Sla'e of Maine,
y his NOR sc deed JSted tire Dth day OF
sept niber, d. 1915. am recorded In The
hAnco-k county, Aiipe, registry OF deeds,
BOOK als. page 10 CONVEYED 10 me, the under
sEaed, one bali part IN common ana IN
diEld Of the following LOIS or tracts OF land
together With the buildings thereon situated
ID Frapkiin, county OF Hancock, state OF
NANNY certain lot or parcel OF land
As convey ed TO Eliza Wtntwo,th by John
"es by ed dated uly IS, 1855. ard recorded
ID he reg'ssrS 81 deeds tor said HANCOCK
county In 6ook 1872, page n. Also lot COO
Neyed to EphrAim W. ntworth by fraacis
lAfi by Deed dated August ~, iss3, and re
corded 10 said registry VI deeds In book 49,
page b5i Excepting and reserving therefrom
tnfee and one half tSi2) acres convey ed TO the
aerFiek Thread Company aud otnersi ana
whereas the condition Of said mortgage has
been broken and still remains broken, now,
therefore, by reason OF the breach OF the con
dillon thereof, A claim . foreclosure OF said
mortgage.
MINNIE j. HuLLAs.
By Edmond J. Walsh. her attorney.
Dated July n. q. d. t9ls.
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Keep he B.ood stream Pure

Rheumatic pains, backache. swollen joints
and sore muscles often are the results Of i'm
Affected = result of failure of the kidneys to
eliminate waste products from the blood
stream. Foley Kidney Pills heal, strengthen
aud invigorAte weak, diseased kidneys and
bladder W H. HlII, justice of the peace.
Detroit, Tex. writes; 81 used Foley Kidney
Pills and say unhesitatiBgiy that of all have
work where the rest failed. - Moore's Drug
Store.
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special Notirfs.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
once of fsoard of state AssessorS'
AUGUSTA, July is, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
~ stale Assessors will be in session at the
Court House in Ellsworth on Monday. the otn
day OF August, st Q O'Clock, q. M At the as
Sc ssors' once in Bar Hsrbor on TUESDAY, the
9TH day OF August, at 10 O'Clock, q. m, a. d.
1915. in the county OF Hancock. TO secure in.
formation TO enable them 70 make lnst
equalization of the taxable property In sara
county. and TO investigate charges OF copcsaI-
me mt OF property from taxation. OF under
valuation and OF failure to assess property
liable to taxation.
Q. s. STETsos,
J. J. DkAsBoRs,
w. r. DRESSER,
Board OF State Assessors.
r. II. STERLING, Clerk.
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HASc1oK sat n probate court held at
EtIssorth. tn and for said county OF Hancock.
on the ninth cay OF July, Ia the year Of
our Lord one thousand nine huntred and
eighteen, being an adjourned session OF the
Juiy 1918 term OF said court
A CERTAIN Instrument purporting to be
n copy OF the last will ana testament OF
FRANCES Z. aUsGRNvE. late OF DOYLEs-
TOWN, in the county Of BUCKS, and
commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA.
deceased. and OF the probate thereof In said
commonwealth of PenHsS lyaniA, duly aa
thenucated. having been presented To the
judRe Of probate TOR our said county OF Han.
enck for the purpose OF beii lowed. q ed
and recorded ia the probate court c. our said
county OF Hancock, and that letters tesla
m utaty issue TO the Bucks County Trust
company.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given TO all
ye:sons intere.trd therein, BY Publishing 4
copy Of this order three weeks suceess'vrly in
the Ellsworth American utws taper printtd
at Ellsworth, In sAit county OF hancock. prior
10 the sixth dAF OF August, n d, '9ls. that
they may appear ~ probate court then to be
held At Ellsworth. In and ior said county Of
Hancock. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and
s6o~ cause, II any they have. against the
same,
BERTRAND e. CLARK. Judge OF Probate.
Airue copy
Atttst:-CL.RA E. MuLLAs, Acting Register.
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PAUPxR NOTICE.

AvIN0 contracted with the City Of Els
- = worth 70 support and care tor those who
nay need assistance during i've years begin
nr,,nx Jan: l. 1915, and are legal residents OF
nnswotth. forbid all persons trusting them
~ ny accoanI - there 10 plenty Of room and
FAfm mouse. ARrhuE b. kfrcH kLL.
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STATE OF MAINE.

H.ScocE sat probate court held At
Ellsworth. in and for said county Of Hancock,
90 the second day OF July, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand zine hundred and
eighteen.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
~ copy Of the last will ana testament of
DUROTHEA C. NORRIS, late OF NEW YORK,
in the county OF NEW YORK, and state
OF NEW YORK.
deceased, and OF the probate thereof in said
> ate OF New YORK, duly authenticated, nav
ing been presented to the judge Of probate for
cur aid county of Hancock tor the pose
81 being Aliosed, hied aud recorded In the
PROBATE court OF our said county Of Hancock,
aud that LETTERS test. me ntAry issue TO Charles
Norris and Fanny Norris both OF said New
fors City. ~tthout giving bonds, they being
The executors namec In said Will,
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons Interested therein, By publishing
copy ut this order three weeks excessively
IN the Ellsworth American. n newspaper
PRINT d a, Ellsworth. in said county OF Han
ooct, prior 10 the sixth day OF August.
a lsls that they may appear at PROBATE
court then TO b. held nj Ellsworth, in and Tor
sAid county OF hancock. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, aud show cause. II any they have
Agaiust tue same.
BERTRAND Z. CLARK. Judge of Probate
tue copy.
Attest; CLsKs z. MuLL.s, Acting Register.
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by two sons, H. NJ. Hodgkins and Herbert
Hodgkins OF this town, a daughter, Mrs.
Fletcher Wood of Gouldsbore; also by
brother and sister, Thomas Hodgkins, OF
Chicago, and Mrs. Grover, who are here
Interment was at Lamoine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

The merchant tpho does not adrerttsetr
a dull season nsakes 10 more profitable for
those aCho do adperrtse.
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advertisements

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-27
GOVERNOR HAVING
STRENUOUS JOURNEY
Starts Bio Island Visit With Ball,
Then Takes To Saddle For
Stiff Trip Through Country

From ball floor to saddle is the epic
which will have to be written of Gov
cruor &. j. McCarthy's 5 visit to the
Island of Hawaii, judging from the re-
ports Of the territorial executives 's ac-
tlNny on the Big Island.
The Governor and Land Commission
or Bctrum Rivenburgh were guests of
honor at Il reception and ball given last
Saturday evening by the Hilo home
guard in the Crescent City armOry,
which was largely attended,
The Hilo Tribune Of last Sunday
snNs that the Governor s plans for his
"Trip around the Island were all com
plctcd and the trip to he started i'm
mrdintrly after the expected arrival
that day of Charles s. Judd, superin-
trndcmt Of forestry.
The trip is to take eleven days,
according to the plans, and promises
to be IA trying one as the party pro
poses 70 visit all government lands
that can be reached with any degree
of safety, comfort heiug out Of the
question in some instances.
The Hilo watershed and the forest
reserve lands are to be visited before
Il return is made to llilo, which will
require considerable horseback riding
Tn" Governor and his party are ex
prc'rd to return to lilo on October
3 nud depart for Honolulu the fuI
lowing day.