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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
SOMERVILLE

SOCTH-Dr. Fred Jackson OF
Jefferson made a business trip to
this place recently. calling on Mrs.
Ella NJ. Brann.
L. W. Bartlett who is hauling
boards for the North Anson Manu-
featuring Company at Cooper Mills,
was in this place over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Russ Abbott of
Coopers Mills passed through this
place Sunday to Washington, CALL
ing on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hewett, with
their two sons Merritt and Donald,
also Miss Annie Jones, all Of Au-
gusta, visited relatives in this place
Sunday, May o5.
II. W. Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Hewett and Mrs. Mary L. Dow. all
Ct Coopers Mills. called on Mr.. Hew-
ett's mother. Mrs. Eta Hewett and
S. L. Bartlett and Mrs. Ella Brann
one evening recently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
FAYETTE

George Norton. lately discharxed
from the army. has been visiting AT
Harry Bamfords
1t is reported that Mrs. John
Lothrop remains about the same.
James Williamson, who has b..n
stopping at n. A. Flaggs has bought
the Nathan s. French place IA
Chesterville.
The H. H. widner farm has been
bought by Donald Gorden.
Alton Hardy has bought tho Lin.
coin Walton farm.
The -ongfellow League at Fayette
Mills will hold an entertainment M
the school house May 80. admission
10c.
The Housekeeping Club will meet
for an all day meeting. each child
bringing a lunch. at Mrs. e. s.
Corden's. May 81.
Until the grst meeting IN Septem-
ber Startling Grange will hold only
evening meetings.
W. c. T. U. drive on in Fayette.
The allotment is so.
Carrie Philbrick is on the sick list.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
Military Situation
Is Satisfactory

Omsk. Tuesday. May c0-(By the
Associated Pressl-The military Sit
uation is regarded here as satisfac-
tory and each week new units are
being equipped and moved toward
the front. The Bolshevikl have mass
ed forces in the Samara sector in 4
desperate effort to hold the grain
growing section Of the country,
without which. by their own admis-
sion, the Bolshevik regime is bound
to collapse: They won a minor sue
cess east of Samara, including the
re-occupa,ion Of the town of Biele-
bel. This has been offset. however.
by the gains made by Siberian for
ces along the Eiatka river in the
direction Of Viatka.
Fighting is going on ir the streets
Of Orenburg. At Uralsk. 2l0 miles
southwest of Oren'urg, Co-sacli
forces which have long peen carry
ing on an isolated defensive, have
been joined by Siberian troops.
Reorganization Of the cabinet e
the all-Russian government is pro-
ceeding. Admiral kolchak, head Of
the government. has returned from
Ekaterinburg. where he assured 4
conference Of manufacturers. peas
ants and industrial organizations in
the Cral district that the govern
ment would help in the rehabi.ita-
ton Of industries.
7 Guarantees were given Jewish
delegation that the rights of Jews
would be safeguarded and several
Jewish organizations expressed con-
fdence in the government, sending
cash donations for the army.
The government contemplates the
division of estates. with fair COM
persation to the owners.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27

structed TO issue bonds to cover the
same. /. vas then voted to adjourn
for two weeks to make further ar
-angenents.
Leslie E. Graham Of North Anson
has purchased a half interest IN the
restaurant owned by Sewell NJ.
Curtis and commenced his duties as
cook Sunday. SIR. Graham has been
employed for several years as cook
for the boarding house Of the North
Anson Manufacturing Co.
\. a. Weston Post, G. A. R.. and
Narcellus 5 Perkins G. A r. Cir
Gle attended Divine service at the
Free Baptist church Sunday fore
noon II a body and a special sermon
was delivered by Rev. William
Clements.
Madison high school baseball team
vas defeated in a hotiy contested
game OF the Old Point avenue ground
Saturday afternoon by the Liver
more Falls high school team by a
scocre of 6 tc I.
Mrs. NJ. c. dams Of Rumford was
in Madison Saturday afternoon CALL
ing on friends. Mrs. Adams was for
Eerly q resident Of this village for
several years.
Charles =. Lander ras purchased
the restaurant business Of Olier
Brown located in the basement Of
the old postoffoe building Mr.. Lam
Ger will take possession this week.
William 3. Brown left town Sat
urday on i fishing trip TO Moosehead
lake.
Clifford Dagsett. who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia for the
past two weeks. is now reported to
bc slowly improving in health.
John Frabotta was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Elmer Adams and
haled before Judge Frank Withee
Saturday forenoon on the charge Of
/. beating his wife. Fraborta pleaded
guilty and settled the costs and fur
1 nished q bond Of $3.50 to keep the
peace fer a year.
Louis Pooler died suddenly Satur.
day night at the Weston House.
about $50 O'Clock. Mr.. Pooler was
Oh the street during the evening and
On going TO his room sat down on
the side Of the bed and fell over.
dead. Mr.. Pcoler is survived by a
son and q brother.
Maurice Flynt returned Saturday
from brief visit at his old home in
Abbot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
WINTHROP

CENTER - Herbert L. Sherborne
OF Augusta was a weekend visitor
at his cottage at Lake Cobbossee-
contee.
The tirm Of Adams & -Albee which
has been saving the timber cut at
the Winthrop Town farm lot have
moved their saw carriage to Bel
grade. where they have several
hundred thousand feet Of logs on the
Belgrade stream. They have left
their boiler and engine here for the
present. as they will use electrical
power for saving where they are
now located. The men who had been
living near the mill at the Earrows
pond moved their camp goods to
Belgrade Saturday. The yahve left
a pile Of lumber there that repre-
sents a good winters work, there be-
ing some over a million feet Of pine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
MADISON
Citizens Vote to Raise $4,000
for Erection and Equipment
of New High School Build
ing, Which Will Stand on
Henderson Lot-Local News

Tic adjourned special town meet
ins from May 70 was called 10 or
der a l!t-le after O'Clock Monday by
Moderator J. F. Withee, with
small attendance Of voters. The frs.
article 10 come up for action was to
zee if the town would vote 10 raise
or appropriate money for a public
reception to IT'S returned soldiers.
After brief discussion It was vot-
ed 10 pass over the article. The 9TH
er two articles in relation to the con-
tinuation OF the municipal fuel yard
and the erection Of a new school
house at Burns Corner We. also
passed over Immediately OF the ad-
journme-i new warrant was read
ard Mr.. Withee was again electe.
moderator. FRS came the report
OF the committee appointed at the
annual meeting to investigate suit
able locations. the cost and plans
for new high school building 4
typewriter report was read By r
n. Edwards, chairman Of the COM
mittee. in which il was recommends
that the present high school bui,dils,
ought not TO be remodelled but should
cc l0hSli IOI lite SIGCSS as fHA
Pleasant street building has no- only
been condemned hv the lizard of
health but is unfit in every Uay. In
the report read by Mr.. Edwards was
embodied report Of State INSPECTOR
Taylor. The committee recommend
that what is known a the Henderson
lot on Folsom street be made the
location Of the proposed new build
ing. The next article to come I'D was
10 sec of the town would vote to
build a new building and a,anx rhe
necessary provisions for the payment
or the construction Of the same. L.
was first voted not TO remodel the
present high school building. Prin-
cipal w. F. Holman stated that the
present building was designed for
about 80 pupils and was accommo-
dating le5 and that it was impossible
TO Keep the school up to its present
nigh standard much longer unless
some action was taken for more
room and needed equipment. A rep
resentative Of the State educational
board was present from Augusta
with plans for such building as is
needed which would cost exclusive cf
furniture for school rooms ss5. .on1 II
was voted to instruct the selectmen
to purchase the lot recommended
After protracted discussion il was
voted to raise $4,000 for the erection
and equipment Of new school build.
ing and that the se!ectmen be in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
By J. c. Keith
152 North Beacon ST., OPP. steeI
Yards, Brighton Dis., Boston, Mas,
On Wednesday, May B
At 10 A. NJ.
Extensive Auction Sale
800
Mead Of HORSES
800

IS head Of Illinois horses eensiansd
BY Leroy Marsh Of Ga!eshura, III.
Among them are some extra good
farm chunks, wagon horses and
heavy draft horses, some fancy
mated teams. They arv all strictly
for the high dollars.
% head Of horses; been used on q
Government contract At Wilmington,
Del. They are an extra good lot and
in fins condition, are consigned by
Mr.. r. p. Hall.
Also - head from siblss 4 Smith Of
oes Meinss, Iowa. Are horses that
have bssn to work and are good RUG
sod young horses. Lot consists Of
horses consigned by old shippers and
nearby parties. We have the largest
stock Of horses to b found in the
east. 1hsy are al strictly commits.
sion horses, every one will positively
bs sold for the high dollar, every
horse will b booked and tested in
harness.
AeRAM GIDEON, Avetionesr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
Reject Plan Collective
BARGAINING at Winnipeg

Winnipeg. Man. May .s.-The plan 0.
collective bargaining submitted by the
central strike committee as a basis for
settlement of the Winnipeg genera!
strike was formally rejected this after
noon by the Winnipeg citizens COM
mit,ee.
The action o: the committee was for
maly approved by Gideon Robertson.
federal minister o: labor. who denounc-
ed the labor plan as a scheme to put a
few local labor leaders in control Of
Winnipeg industry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
Austrians Complain
of Expense of Maintaining
Delegation in France

Far.s. May 3.-(By the Associated
Press).-Premier Clemenceau as presi-
dent Of the peace conference today re-
ceived a communication from Carl Eea-
ner. head Of the Austrian delegation.
The communication complains that the
Austrian government is in financial
straits and that the heavy expense Of
maintaining the delegation at st. Ger
main-en-Laye is creating a "regretta Die
strain
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
LONDON POLICE STOP
DEMONSTRATION OF Ex.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

London. Nay as.-Thousands Of dis.
charged soldiers and sailors out Of en-.
pIoyment. armed with stones and other
missiles. marched toward the House OF
commons today. They came into con-
aict with the police barring the ap-
proaches. however. and were scat.
tered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
INDIGESTION AND
CONSTIPATION
Quickly Relieved By
"Fruit-a.tives"
Rochon, , P. Q.

Rochon, P. 9.
II suffered for many years with
terrible Indigestion and Consultation.
A neighbor advised "Fruit-a- -tives"
Cor Fruit Liver Tablets). / tried
them. To the surprise Of my doctor.
l began to improve and he advised
me to 60 on with Fruit -tives."
consider that owe my life to
Fruit "a -tives" and l want to saw to
those who suffer from Indigestion.
Constipation or Headaches - try
"F'ruit-a- -tives" and you will get
WELL"
CORINE GAUDREAU.
50c. a box. s for $3.50. trial size Csc.
At dealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited. OGDENSBURG, N. Y.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR
ASKS TO SPEED PEACE

easle. May 2s.-Dr. Karl Renner.
ne Austrian chancellor. appealed to
Premier Clemenceau Saturday. to ex.
peoite peace negotiations, according
70 a Vienna dispatch. He said the
DELAY was having bad effort on
the German Austrian ponula.ion
causing fear OF disorders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27

church. The bride is graduate OF
Monmouth Academy. c.ass of 3eI7. The
groom has recently returned from
France and received an honorable dis.
charge from the United States service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27

Miss Halle C. Davis Of Monmouth and
William West of Ontario, Canada, were
married in Wilton May at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. Sullivan
Rolfe. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. R. Clifford Of the Methodist
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
Bay State Solons
Vote Themselves
Increase In Paw

Boston. May 2s.-The Senate pass.
cd bill today providing for an in
crease IN salaries Of members of the
legislature from $1,000 to $500 a year.
The vote was 20 to 8.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
after a few days
Robbins Point. !
u. l. Higgins az,
camp over Sundal

The funeral oil :.
geron. for - H.
Andres Roman u
held in the ST. d D.:
deford SATURDAY.
Hartley c. Bank4
the City Govern}- :
body.
All business h4
were closed from
Roman Catholicl !
over Maine were IL
tives of the decd
Rivers, P. 9. |
At s n. m. there
the children of thej
The service at 10 |
by Ri. Rev. Louis 8
OF Portland, and
solemn high mass ,
The funeral serm
by Rev. FIR. Desjard
The remains were
Rivers. Que. tonigh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-27
Baby Blinded
from Eczema

The child head and face were almost
z solid sore. The eyes perfectly blind.
Doctor said the worst case be had ever
seen. One so~spte Of d. D. D. did won
derfui work. A complete cure fol-
lowed. Thos. }. Do1miney Jenison. Ala
You write, too. to the d. D. D. Company q
Chicago for . ample aad get Immediate Teliel
Or. ask your druggist and be will tell you wha
borhood. Your money back unlees the an
bottle relieves you. &c. &C and 81 -.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08

for dust, and parking space for sun slants. the hay helmets are now as Timber looking as a picnic salad plate the next day. The alfalfa avn ings have taken couple of trips to the lid laundries, but their original snappy complexion is curled up like cabbage slaw. You can't bring it back to it's original state on the head, Draping new band on the bleached bonnet to smack it's appearance is like playing a fresh needle on cracked record All the sparrows have a nimble eye aimed at the tim- othy tents as future bungalows for the winter
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
Summer Romance Editor LeQves TOWf1 M Q Hurry
 Office Boy Tells Reason

to leve town under his own motuve | power. He sed he got a wride in a fllver outside tempee. He ast me if l | Nus a diplomat Gle spelled that out l for me and I tux it down) I told him l Wus most everything since he left | and guessed 1 culd be that two if i l didn't hay to do no more work than l was doing now. He sed for the luv of mike (i don't know him tho) to see that husband and tel him everything was ment for the best and that he culd explane but anyhow to send his clothes out to Qocation deleted by sensure) (the bos says if the is goin to be a merder he wants it in maricopo co. so we can cuver it qick, and so the co. corner can get more fees, as it is best to keep bisines at hom)
 So I writes this litle articul of ex- planshun as to why the editur of the romano dept. is not holding fourth in his usual floury stile. Being a office 1 boy by profesun and vocashun not to l say by avocashun I don't lik to be talking to al thes sumner widowers who cum in to see him. 1 wish he Wuld cum bak and rilieve me. l hay kep the recurds up to date. I am doing my 1 best and think the dept. is running smooth, but what with the high cost ot living and all the striks on the ITS. I don't see how I can give my undivided attenshun to it no longer. If he is not returned by tomorrow I shal hay to quit. I'll tel you why. just wisper it. I got a date two. If the Romano editur new it he wuld xii me for I kopped off the girl he had picked for hisself. I thot she needed attenshun and as he left here under a clowd it looked to me as if I had peter do it. He sed he never wuld go out with one of them sumer
 widowers, cause it was uneticle and
 wuld be disgrac to the profesun. l can be disgraced for I'm a dice boy
 and aint got no profesun.
 Shes the best looking wun in the crowd tho, cause he said she wus. and
 told her if she wuld go out with me
 wuld get the cub reporter in a red
 dog game and get al his pay, him just
 lerning the gam and me an adept
 that's easy.
 In the mentime I'm a lockinvar and
 a don John, I'm way up in the clowds
 with dreams. If the bos don't. come
 bak tomorrow I'll be a diplomat and if he sees this T be a corp.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08

The sumer Romano editur has went. This is being write by the office boy of that dept l comes in here this morng and found the he'd Of this dept. much distraut Somthing was rCng. He was reding a letter and making all sorts of profan remarks about crazy husbands and such things. Just then he got phon call and he turned pail.
 He said look here kid. I'm leving town in a hury You tel anyon Who asts for me l have went and went in a hurry. Tel them I am on my way to Elpaso. Then you go down and get me tiket for losAngeles, and wire for resurvashuns on a boat for the south see Hands. I don't stay in this town no longer wher husbands cant apreciat a fellus eforts to entertain there wives
 So I told the he'd stenog something was rong in Danemark Chats from Shakespere) and went to get the tickut. Just as l got clos to the office seen the sumer Romano editur heding east in a wunderful hury. He didn't stop to get the tickut l had for him. holered at him, but he only run the faster. He thru his feet in high and never missed hlgM spot or hlS Shlrt tale which was out.
 I didn't try to ketch him. My legs is short and 1 aint bin in condishun since the foreman chased me al over town looking for a paper stretcher That tired me permanently.
 | Inside the stenog she was in tears She sed they had bin a near catastro- 1 fife. A man had cum in the office and demanded satisfacshun or bud, mainly bud like that the Romano editur wore He went in the office wher he hat l hached so many romances and thel wasn't no one ther. Ther was a hol 1T
 screen tho. The sumer Romano editur had made it. It was just hi; size. It mite hay bin measured for him but it wusnt. He just constructed i in a hury. Ther wusnt no dents il the sidewalk so I guessed he lit on :; soft spot.
 Since then we hay receved a fone ca rum him. He wants me to send hin
 his extru pear of socks and his nev unmenshunable GUS he sed he wus neve going to cum bak. He sed he didn
 mind trying to make other pepull hap py. but he had obiecshuns to havin:
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08

adopted defining the plans for ten miles of sidewalks within the town of Mesa and designating the streets upon which they shall be built. Work will be begun within the next 50 days.
 This means that practically every street in town will be fully provided with sidewalks and the action taken, perhaps, marks the record of construc- tion for sidewalks at one time in any town of like size within the United States.
 The Mesa council also has other pro- gressive steps in mind, which, if pres ent plans materialize, will mean much more for the future upbuilding of the town and placing it well to the front in the class of rapidly advancing com munities.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08

in June when Francisco Villas move ments appeared to threaten invasion Of Sonora. Small forces stationed in Sc eral mining camps to the south Of Agua Prieta, including Fl Tigre, Nacozari, Moctezuma and Cananea, are under stood to have been withdrawn concur rently with the main body of Colonel Aguirre's forces.
 Plans have been laid by General P. Elias Gales, and General Torres, it was stated. to begin a vigorous cam paign against the Broncho Yaqui In dianS as soon as cessation of summer rains will allow troop movements. Be- cause of unusually heavy rains the streams of southern Sonora are so swollen Yaqui deepredations have been circumscribed recently, it was stated, and for the same reason no general campaign against the savages could be conducted.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
Rnunh Trin tn EIaustaff

B. F. Keith and MT. and Mrs. L. E. Holcomb have returned from a visit to Flagstaff, leaving Mrs. Keith and the children there to await later visit by MT. Keith, following attention to some business matters here. The trip northward was made over a route more than 500 miles in length in order to reach Flagstaff, because the cus- tomary routes had been pronounced practically impossible on account of the rains. They went to Florence, then on to Globe, through Rice, Show low and on to Flagstaff. MT. Keith
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
WITHDRAW GARRISON
 FROM AcUA PR|ETA

DOUGLAS, Aug. 1.-The garrison of Agua Prieta, Sonora, opposite Doug las, numbering approximately 50 fed eral soldiers, under command of Col. Jesus M. Aguirre, was withdrawn Tuesday and yesterday, entraining late yesterday at Naco for state headquar ters at La Misa, from where the Yaqul Indian campaign is being directed by General Juan Torres.
 The force was rushed to the border
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
INDIAN MURDERERS
 0N WAY ID PRISON

On their way to Florence to begin serving out a life sentence for the mur- der of an Indian trader, who was brother of Senator Lorenzo Hubbard, two Navajo Indians, brothers, whose names are called in English John and George Wells, were brought down last night from Flagstaff and lodged in the county jail here over night.
 The men were brought down by Dep- uty sheriffs Wm. Hacklan and Joe Garrett of Coconino county. The mur- der of the Indian trader is said to have followed an argument over some mat ters of barter, and an attempt made to conceal the crime by setting the station on fire They were captured after a long chase by the Indian police. One of the brothers is said to have tried to assume all the blame for the crime for the sake of saving his brother to the tribe. the brother being big medicine man.
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Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
ONE MAN INJURED
 AS AUTOS CRASH IN MESA MAIN STREET

MESA, Aug. S-A collision between two autos occurred on Wednesday evening, two blocks south of Main street on the Chandler road, which re- suited in the demolishing of the Dodge ear belonging to A. T. Millett, the owner receiving a severe cut on the forehead from contact with the wind shield, and the bending of the springs and other damage to the Hudson, driven by MT. Montgomery, a Phoenix business man.
 The cars came together in a cloud of dust caused by another auto which had just whirled past. As soon as Millett's injury was attended to, Mont Gomery voluntarily assumed the fault and without a word of controversy made what Millett states was most liberal adjustment of the unfortunate incident
 Ten Miles of Sidewalks
 At the Tuesday night meeting of the 1rrti
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
c. C. Secretary in Phoenix

Richard Lush, secretary of the Com mercial club, was in Phoenix yester- day at meeting of the county com mittee of the various commercial or ganizations. The purpose of the meet ing was to arrange plans for the agri- cultural exhibit at Kansas city on the occasion of the International Irrigation congress, to be held there this fall.
 MT. Lush has completed the compil- ing of the contents, both pictorial and literary, of the new Mesa booklet, and the copy will be taken to Los Angeles by John Cummard, president of the local organization, who will leave in a day or so for the coast city.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
Will Tour the Coast

MT. and Mrs. Robert Scott, their daughter, Miss Hazel, and son, Robert Jr., in the family car, and w. w. Beach with Logan StillweI in the Beach auto, started yesterday after noon for Los Angeles. After spending a few days looking over southern California. the party will motor to Oakland. Miss Scott will remain in the latter city as student in the Mills college, returning home for the Christi mas holidays.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
Back to uona Beach

J. W. Lesueur will leave this morn
 ing for Long Beach, where Mrs. Le- sueur and the children are summer ing. MT. Lesueur reports gratifying speeding up of subscriptions to the Temple within the past few days. He now has as the reasonable aim set for the structure the securing from all sources of not less than half million dollars.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
pr. Palmer Returns

Dr. R. F. Palmer has returned from Pasadena where he has been visiting with his family, which is there for the purpose of schooling the two daugh- ters. After a few days in Mesa pr. Palmer will motor to the mountains, where he will join the c. S. Dingle and Charles Johnson families on a camping trip.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-08
Overland to California

The l.. W. Drew and John Drane families will leave this morning in their autos for Pasadena, Calif., where they will spend several weeks.