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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19
SQUIRREL ISLAND

Joseph Grant, formerly of Gardi-
ner is enjoying his vacation at the
Squirrel cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Hendee oi
Augusta have opened their cottage
for two weeks outing.
Miss Beatrice Blake Of Boothbay
Harbor is a guest with local friends
Mrs. Frank A. Owen and sor
David Owen Of Orono, have opened
their cottage for the summer.
Miss Kate May Wheelock Of Lew
iston is a guest at the Boutelle cot
tage on the South Shore.
Miss Lucy Lancaster and sister,
Miss Margaret Lancaster of Au-
gusta, are occupying the Bay View
cottage.
Hon. Wallace White, ST.. Of Lewis
ton. has been enjoying a three weeks
outing here and has been improving
the time by making extensive re-
pairs on the Frye White cottage.
The Wednesday evening hop at the
Casino brought out large party, A
couples enjoying the evening. The
music was excellent. Mrs. D. II,
! Darling of Gardiner and Mrs. l.. w
| Ballard of Lewiston were the host
esses.
| At a recent meeting Of the direc-
tors of the Ladies' Improvement. As
| ISOLATION. the resignation Of Mrs
| Annie @. Emery as treasurer of tie
| association, was received and &C
cepted. Mrs. Charles Francis Me-
, serve, formerly of Waterville, now Of
| q loiuh N q o1aHta6
Miss Ella A. Peacock of Gardiner
has been recent visitor here.
7 The Eastern Yacht Club fleet came
| into Boothbay Harbor Wednesday
| evening from the eastward and left
the harbor Thursday morning for the
closing leg of their cruise, making a
beautiful appearance.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. MARI of Water.
vile are among the recent visitors
here.
A fisherman caught ~ pound coo
with line on Thursday of this weei
near the whistling buoy. about three
miles southwest of Damariscov'
| Island. This fish was a good five
feet in length from tip to tip.
Atty. William Frye White. former.
~ of Lewiston, Mrs. White and chill.
! dren. have arrived and are occupying
! the Frye-White cottage.
Brooks Whitehouse of Portland
has returned to the island and is q
| guest with friends here.
c. j. Whitney and r. A. Mcdonald
! both of Lewiston, are among the re.
cent arrivals.
Mrs. G. f. Terry and daughter
! Miss Bertha l.. Terry of Watervill;
are enjoying their outing here.
| The Children's Party was held a.
| the Casino on Friday and was under
the direction of Mrs. G. Boykin OF
| Richmond. Va. The many children
on the island were very pleasant,
| entertained with games, music ant
| dancing. Dainty refreshments were
served.
c. Yapp. the actor. of New Yori
/ City, is a guest at the Buffum COT.
| tage.
Prof. Sherwood Dickerman of vii.
liams college, has joined his parents
| at the Dickerman cottage.
The services at the island chape
will be conducted on Sunday mornina
by Charles Francis Meserve, l.. l.. d
of Raleigh. n. c. The musical ,serv.
ice will be under the direction Of Mrs
Hayes, Mrs. Holmes. Mayhem Jerne.
gan. soloist, Mr.. Dickerscn. violinist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day. Capt. Joseph
Allen.
John NJ. Devlin ha3 returned to the
Home from a furlough passed in
Providence.
Sumner Glazier, formerly Urea
surers clerk, who has been in the U.
S. Navy as yeoman, has been grant
ed a discharge.
The baseball game for Saturday
will be with the fast Sabattus nine
and will be called at P. NJ. sharp
Mrs. A. E. Varnum of Penobscot
and daughter. Mrs. Nina Macomber
of Castine. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Varnum.
Mrs. Emerance Hebert. Of Lewis
ton. is the guest of Mrs. Selena Tar
diff.
Religious services at the Home
chapel Sunday morning will be held
as follows: Mass and sermon by
Rev. FIR. Mclaughlin at $50 and
Protestant services by Rev. c. H
Temple at 1875 o'clock.
Sundays Concert Program
american .Iedley March No. ~
Brooks.
"Overtureto Alfalfa" Mendelssohn.
Saskatchewan solo by
Curt HI. Fischer
Selection from "The Yankee
Consul" Robyn
Ancient Observation-Disclosures"
Marie
Recollection" Boyer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

None but experienced teachers who
are Normal school graduates and at
least twenty-one years old are eligi-
BILE for this course. On Monday of
each week Miss Kennedy will bo
available for any Of the other rural
schools to help the teachers in the
latest methods and il is expected by
the State Educational Department
that the teachers who have had the
special training will accomplish
much for the improvement Of the
rural schools. All Of the teachers for
the Madison schools arc experienced
teachers with but one exception. AL
though 1t has not been definitely de-
cided by { vote Of the school board
it is now expected that the Fall
term for the rural schools will open
Sept. and the village schools on
Sept. 18th.
]. F. Withee went Thursday to
Bangor to attend the races, making
the trip by auto.
Mrs. Hannah Ward is passing d
week with relatives in New Portland
and vicinity.
Mrs. E. X. Moore and daughter Ida
left town this week to visit frie1,ic
in Calais and Princeton.
Mrs. c. Ricards and son Cecil
started Thursday for St. Johns, N
B.. to spend a few weeks with rela.
tives and friends.
Aubery H. Dyer left town Friday
noon for Houlton, where he has g
position as manager of the store Of
the Direct Importing Co. in thai
place.
There is a possibility that the cal
service over the line of the Somerse
Traction Co. between Madison ant
Skowhegan may be interrupted. The
| employees have asked the manage
| ment for an increase in wages from
SIS to .21 a week. There is no unior
but the demands were presented ~
writing Wednesday, giving the man
agement until Friday night. a
which time they will cease work i
some adjustment is not made.
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Croker. Connors
The marriage of Leonard J. Crock
err and Margaret Conner, both OF
Lewiston, was solemnized Thursday
at the parsonage of the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. H.
L. Nichols offlciated using the sim
gle ring service. A sister Of the
bride. Mary Hastings, attended the
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Croker are to
establish their home in Lewiston.
The next meeting of Somerset Po-
mona Grange will be held at Smith
field, August IL. Meetings through
July are omitted.
William Morrow has been ap-
pointed manager of the baseball tear I
made up Of employees of the wooden
mill operated in the old shoe shop
building. 1t Is probable games will
be started in the Twilight League
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bean Of Min
nesota have been visiting during the
week with L. F. Boardman and fam.
lily in the Pugh Corner neishborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bean at enc time lived
on the A. G. B. Keene farm.
The first meeting Of creditors in
the estate Of inertia A. Hamilton of
Fairfield will be held ut the Office of
referee Daniel Lewis August 2. She
was adjudicated bankrupt on July 10.
George H. Weston has his barn
up and boarded and partially shin
gled. 1t is ready for this seasons
cut Of hay. Mr.. Weston has also
erected a small bungalow on his
place and is staying there a large
part of the time. He does not ex-
pect to erect his new house this sea-
son on account of the prevailing high
prices. These buildings are to re-
place those burned a year ago last
fall and are on the Weston farm
about five miles from town.
Harlow Rowell, who lives in North
Cornville. and who has been confined
to his room with a severe cold, is
gaining and Is able to be out OF
doors. Mrs. Rowell has been suffer-
ing with varicose ulcers is able to
get round the house by putting he,
knee in a chair.
Deane S. Thomas of Portland has
been in town this week on business
and passing some time with Prof. r
w. Leighton.
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PALERMO

BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. Nellie
brown is sewing for a few DAYS AZ
MRS. James Dinsmore's.
MRS. Earle Kitchin and children
Iron! rom Waterville. who have been vis.
lung at +. 8. Kitchin's for two weeks
past returned home Saturday.
+. ID. Shorey is in Eustis visitina
ms daughters. Mrs. Myra and Mrs.
Lizzie Sylvester.
MRS. James Dinsmore. who has
oeen to the hospital in Skowhegau
1or treatment. returned home las,
Thursdas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dolham and
family from Waltham, Mass. v1sited
at Harold Kitchin's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kitehin ana M
and Mrs. Charles Phillips wers
guests OF relatives in coopsrs Mills
Sunday.
L. e. Aldred is in town lookins
after his business and calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. worthinr &C.
companied by Mrs. Angie Tobey and
daughter Ruby motored to Mercer
Sunday where they were guests Of
Roy Tracy and sister.
Mr.. and Mr.. George Crosby and
Mrs. Crosby's mother, Mrs. Warren
Jones from Fairfield were guests nj
William Osgood's Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Clark from Camden
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CHELSEA

Mrs. A. P. Norton and daughter
Ivy OF Washington. d. c., are guests
Of the formers mother. Mrs. Laura
Thompson.
Chelsea Grange worked the third
and fourth degrees on six candidates
July IL.
George Barker of Bangor Is pass
ing the summer with his aunt. Mrs.
Mary Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Corneau and
daughter Alice and Joe Varnum OF
Bath were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morgan.
Albert Page, who has been serious.
ly i'll. Il reported a better.
Mrs. J. o. Page. who has been In
poor health for several months. Is
seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Page were in
Union Sunday.
Patrick Hayes is at present with
his son. Ralph.
Donald McCabe was operated on
Tuesday for adenoids,
Charles Manson 10 helping J. W.
Thompson during the haying sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Morang were
In Pittston Sunday.
George Morang was Monday In Wa,
tsrville on business.
Mrs. Nellie Collins Of Gardiner Il
staying with her daughter. Fanny
Harris, for q few weeks.
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ocean POINT

Miss Lucille Purinton Of Augusta IL
visiting Miss Ruth Viekery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Morancey, son
Clarence. and daughter. and Miss
Lord are visiting here from Gardiner.
At the Cushnoc are Mrs. A. T. Sar-
gent. Miss Marion WorthinE, Sargent
Jealous, Frederick Jealous. all Of
Waterville.
|. Mrs. D. E. Greenleaf is entertain
ing a party of friends from Gardiner
consisting of Mrs. George Emery,
Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. Jesse Barber
and Mrs. Arthur Libby. Their an
nual gypsy time at Gunner Rock
was the usual success. Cunners
boiled in sea water over a gypsy IRE
then cooled and made into a salad is
the big feature. was delicious.
Mrs. p. G. Leighton of Patterson
street. Augusta was a guest for a
few days Of Mrs. j. N. Crowell. They
returned to Augusta in Roy Hussey's
car. wednesday.
Mrs. Maude Robbins Of Boston il
visiting Mrs: W. r. Doiiiver.
Thanks are due James Dolliver
for his wonderful posters announc-
ing Rihbany's lecture. Thanks also
are due William Kelley. Messrs. Oh
ney and Storer for fixing the tennis
court SO nicely. The community
spirit here Is remarkable
Visitors from Mt. Vernon. Miss
Faustina Bean and Mrs. Carson are
visiting Mrs. Hammond.
At Pleasant View are John F. Tay-
lor. Brookline. Mass: Freeman B.
Babcock. Boston, Mass; Mrs. Frank
Winter. Augusta. Me-; John w. Can
AVIAN. Boston. Mass; Mrs. Hiram A.
Stebbins, Edith Eloise Stebbins. Hi
ram A. Stebbins. Augusta; Edward
A. Patterson. Mrs. Edward A. Pat
terson, Miss NJ. ]. Pooley, Mrs. 8. B.
Pooley, Milford Mass: Mrs. D. j.
Driscoll, Charlestown, Mass.
At the BoynAon cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Boynton.
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SOUTH GARDINER

Carl Ferguson of Bangor. formerly
of the 56th Pioneer Regiment, IL WIS.,
iting his aunt, Mrs. John Croker
Mr.. Ferguson, who was cook Of his
company, was A. w. o. L. one morn
company going over the top. He
must have had his luck with him for
when he came back he brought nine
baches as prisoners.
Hiram Potter of the Gardiner
Granite Works was a recent business
caller ir town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beedle and
daughter Marion arrived Friday
from Dorchester and will visit at
Mrs. Beedle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fogg, who
have been visiting relatives in town,
have returned to their home In Hav-
erhill. Mass. They were accofnpa-
MED home by Mrs. Fred Fogg.
Miss Helen Laskey Of Pittston was
Friday caller Of Miss Eleanor
Black.
Mrs. West Of Bangor has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs John Croker.
Airs. Jerry Preble has returned
from a few weeks visit with rela.
tives in Watervilie.
Mrs. Will Knights and children.
Margaret and William Of New iav.
en- are guests Of Mrs. Knights moth
er, Mrs. Van r. Beedle.
Floyd Baxter, who used to live
mere some years ago. but now work.
ing in Detroit. Mich, was calling ON
friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. c. s. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Goodwin and son Jack left Thurs
DAY Tor Crescent Beach. Mr. and Mrs
Goodwin will be gone a month. Mrs.
Harris will return Sunday.
Miss Edwina Knox Of waterville
was calling on friends in town on
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

100 Caroline Ave, Ogdensburg, N. r.
Il suffered a great deal for three or
four years with Nervous Sick Head
ache and Dyspepsia. Had to take
two to four seidlitz powders every
other day. Tried doctors-ate bran
gems-took all kinds of 'remedies-
but nothing did me good until I used
Fruit or Fruit Liver Tab
let's.
I was relieved the first day I used
them. They made me we'll and keep
me we'll. and am always glad to tell
people of the great things Fruit "a
tives' have done for me.
I have many friends in Ogdensbure
now using 'Fruit-a- tives' on my rec.
ommendation."
C. e. BESwICK.
Soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size CSC.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price. by FRUIT-A-TIvES Limited.
oGDENSBURG. N. Y.--Adv.
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Windsor Granne.

Friday evening. July II, Windsor
Grange met In regular session with
the Worthy Master w. 8. Barton IN
the chair. This was the last regular
meeting before the summer vacation
which extends to August Is. On
that date Grange will open with a
baked bean supper and ice cream
VIII be served. A committee has
been appointed to purchase the same
and the Worthy Lecturer Annabelle
Merrill will furnish an interesting
program.
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BENTON

MT dHu MIS-. y. T.. JdCkSOH IeCelt
ly passed the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Worth Brown at Windemere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Piper were
calling on friends in Belgrade sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warren and
family, who have been visiting rela
tives in town have returned to theii
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ralph Pillsbury, who has been on
"a business trip to Springfield. has
returned.
Mrs. Leslie Burgess, who was re-
Gently operated upon for append
citis, is slowly gaining.
Miss Annie Skillihgs Of Waterville
passed Sunday at the home of MIR
and Mrs. Oscar Piper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Wentworth
were calling on friends in Winslow
recently.
Ralph Moneau, U. S. N, has been
promoted to quartermaster and
sailed for Egypt.
Miss Stella Thomas passed the
week with her sister, Mrs. Worth
Brown, who is passing a few weeks
at Windemere, Unity.
Mr.. Sherman Of Waterville was a
business caller in Benton Thursday
Mise Leora Prentiss has returned
to the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. e. Prentiss, after enjoying q
trip with the Camp Fire Gins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore and family
were calling on relatives In Vassal-
boro recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Brown Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Hunter ami
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warren of Brook
Ign, N. Y. were at the Salmon Lake
House Sunday calling upon Misses
Christine Hunter and Alberta Foss.
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Fred Murphy KILLED by Cars

Fred Murphy, aged IS. whose
1t said to be in Montreal. was ST.
and fatally injured by a passss
train from Bangor on the BanM
Aroostook railroad, while elo
the yard near the station at CIV
Vile Junction about 1880 a
Wednesday. He was carried 10
pital where he died an hour anu
half aftewrad. Mr.. Murphy wa
ployed by the Great Northern ..
Co. in the woods. 1t is though
he was q single man and is sur
by one sister who lives in Aon"
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SMTTHFIELD

Selectmen w. P. Dudley, r T..
Rowe. H. L. Kilgore were in Stow
hogan Wednesday on town business
There has not been much having
done yet because such poor weather
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SOLON

Miss Belle Clark Of ii Paso, Texas,
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. J. o,
Piper.
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(NOTE)

b.1i. MISCELLANEOUS, Includes Con.
tractors Equipments, Fire Protection
Equipment. Time Clock Systems, Cranes
Hosts, Factory Supplies, MiIlwright
supplies. Pipes & Fittings. Steel Ship
ping Drums, etc.
In writing be sure and specify Name
and Symbol Of Bulletins desired
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Sale OF
Government Owned
Surplus Material

Through the Material Disposal and
Salvage Division, Sales Section Of All
Service.)
DESCRIPTIVE BULLETINS NOW
AVAILABLE COVERINGS:
Machinery Metals
Chemicals Buildings and Lands
Lumber Hardware
MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
And a large quantity Of other Mater,.,
Bulletins according to symbol clas~,6.
cation will be furnished upon request ar
81 Machine Tools and Fixtures
o-s Electrical Machinery
Peg Dies. Tools. Jigs and Gaugea
p-s Chemicals, Paints and Oils
b-S Motor Accessories
b.7 Lumber
BIS Hardware
BIS Buildings and Lands
bio Fabrics
bill Scrap
b-12 Shop Equipment
b-13 once Equipment
b-N Miscellaneous
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Mrs. g. n. Merrill has received q
telegram from her daughter, Mrs.
A7uin X. Lobeck stating that she
and her husband, DR.. Lobeck. ar
rived in New York Thursday after
an absence of several months
abroad. During the winter. DR.. and
Mrs. Lobeck were in Paris where
DR.. Lobeck was working with the
members Of the Peace Commission.
For the last month they have been
through Southern France.
Scotland, England. Wales and else
where. returning to America through
waters. Mrs. Lobeck
will come to Skowhegan next week
to pass the balance of the summer
with her mother. DR.. Lobeck Is also
expected for a part of the season.
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q. A. ljtchfeld.

wheaton Seminary. is visiting
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manley fcu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

g. A. Litchfield, who died Tu.a
was buried Thursday from hs
home.
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Air Service

MATERIAL DISPOSAL AND SAL.
WAGE DIVISION SALES SECTION
q and Missouri Ave,
Washington. .. G.
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were also callers at Mr.. Osgood's
Sunday.
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Dr. and Mrs. Lobec Returns Several Months Abroad
Sunday Services-Local Lad May Lose Use of Both
Hands by Acciden-Log "a Released-Lewiston Couple
WEEDS
Croeker.Connors

owing to the death o. Miss Alice
BENJAMIN.
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DR.. and Esrs. J. o. Piper with their
two children and Mrs. Piper's sister,
Miss Belle Clark are passing two
weeks at Pleasant Pond.
Miss Gladys Mantor Of Skowhexan
Is visiting at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. M. L. French.
During The heavy shower Sunday
afternoon Ffsd Magoon's house was
struck BY lightning putting the tele.
phone out OF commission and tearing
several clapboards from the house.
II also shut Of their water supply
where the telephone wire was
grounded on the water pipe.
Miss Sadie Young. registrar at
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Miss Flora Head is serving
clerk In the postofflce while Mrs y
honey Is passing a months va
ton.
Miss Helen Tibbetts, who has "
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Julia VINE
returned to her home Sunday
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Funeral services were held for the
late Mrs. Dora CLANCY Rowell.
"wednesday at . p. N. at the family
home on Pleasant street. Rev. r, q.
HIATT OF Bingham conducted the serv.
ices.
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WOOD Q BISHOP CO.
r't 49, Bangor, Maine

MALCOLM & DYER CO., Aug usta
AMEsBuRY-TWOMBLY CO., Gardiner
CHURCH HARDWARE CO., Hallowell
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-17
ALIENPROPER7Y CUSTODIAN SAYS
 GERMAI, AGENTS ARE NOW TRYING
 TO RE-ESTABLISH THE DYE TRADE

WASHINGTON, July l6.-[4)-Gcrman agents areI already making effort reestabsh the German dye trade
 with the United States according statement made today bv Alien Property Custodian Cavan He appeared bctorc the and committee of the house of representa- vcs and informed that body regarding the of the Ger man agents.
 The custodian stated there large number Of far as 1t relates Whskev brandy He stated German commercial agents the United States seeking to resurrcct their American markets only in dye but other staple articles However the dye industry the receiving the attention, at the present tlme from the Germans.
 The committee informed by the alien property to1ian that the German agents will endcavOr defeat the proposed government control dye imports hoping thcrc greatly increase their chances in the commercial tled
 He called the progress made by Americans in the dvc industry and stated that these should receive protection from the nroads made by German commerce. While admitting that international trade necessary Ger many that she may be able to make her reparation pay mcts Mr. Gavan said that this trade should be Gcted the crment of American commercial enterprises
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-17
SAYS AMERICA NOT PLANNING
 INTERPRETATIONS

WASHINGTON, July 16-(Py- The state department issued today an official denial to the reports that the United States was planning armed in terVentiOn in Mexico.
 The reports were published in sev- eral South American papers and in some of the southern localities they were believed to be true. The of fiCials of the state department said this afternoon they did not know the exact source of the rumors nor on what grounds they were published as the administration has not, in the least, considered such intervention.
 However, it is thot probable the re- ports started among the South Amer jeans because of the recent crossing into Mexico by troops stationed on the border. A copy of the denial has been sent to the American represen- tatives in the cities where the pa pers containing the reports are pub lished.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-17
DEPUTY ARRIVES
 FROM BIG TRIP
SPENCER RETURNS TO FORT YU RON FROM ARCTIC-JUST
 MISSED HIS MEN.

The search for the Kingston broth ITS supposed to b. missing and be liaHcd to be dead by many people, of ficially came to an end yesterday when Deputy |. S. Marshal Spencer arrived at Fort Yukon from the head waters of the Crow river. Both the Kingston boys recently came into Ft. Yukon from their cabin on the Crow river. on the Alaska-Canadian bound a.y line, having spent the winter on the Arctic slope engaged in prospect
 ing on the Firth river.
 They had seen no one during the winter and didn't know that they were supposed to have been done away with by Indians MT. SpenCer arrived at their cabin seven days after they left for down river, he going overland and they floating down stream. At Rampant House he just missed them by two days before they arrived He will return on the first boat to Circle.