davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
IN NEVADA COUNTY CHiNCERY
 COURT.
I Hall
< 1-2. SW 1i See. r. Tp. 12.
 < R. - N Defendant

NS.
 < 1-2. SW II. See. r. Tp. 12,
 < k. 2l W. Defendant
 NOTICE
 Notice is hereby given hat there has hrou filed i my office as clerk of thn Nevada Couy Cbanccry Court. a pc- lifion for The confirmation af the ti- tfe to:
 Sonth half af.tae. Southwest quarter Section f7. TaEHship 12 Sou.h. 8auge af Wc~t aaa thp auiefing of the title 10 The same a ! l.. Hall petitioner therein
 All persons claiming sad lands or any interest therein, are hereby warn ed to appear ia the Nevada County ChanceIy CoHr on the first day of its ncEt term and show cause why said title to said lands should not hc con firmcd in said j. L. Hall
 Witness my hand as clerk of the Ne vada County Chancery Court and the seal thereof on this 30th day Of De eemher. 1920 A, s. MeGOEGH (seaD Clerk
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20


 l.. c. Roberts of Texarkana is in the city today on business. Ask some one to come to the Meth dist Sunday school tomorrow. Goal 200 City Marshal. Rufus Loe, of Hope, had business in our city today. The Fisher Hamilton alienation suit continues to draw large crowds al the court house
 Wu you help us make the attend uuer 2ou at the Methodist Sunday -,houi tomorrow?
 Wr 8Fe counting on you tomorrow t3 help u> swell the attendance of the Methodist sunday school to 200
  | twill he easy to have 200 in Sunday school at the Methodist church tomor row If you will help.
 Senator " \. Jackson of Pocahontas has introduced q bill providing capital punishment for burglars IT l.. watwood of Memphis. special representative of large automobile concern k in our city today
 
 Mir Nichols. the well known farmer CT uf Alabama township, transacted business here this morning. John McElfrcSh las moved from faufe L south of town. to route ,, north af Prescott.
 = \ crew of four men arrived in our city ast nHght for the purpose of mak= ing survey for the Bcll Telephone amuaay.# #from Bcine to Camden. Mrs Homer Brown will spend tomor- TOW in Inc country visiting relativcs. W T ueardows. of Texarkana. is here ou business today
 
 Miss Ne# Phillips and Miss Floss S.e Neter- resistant teachers in the Em= m.r HeA =eAeol came in this morning f Na = ta spend Sunday in our city. Hr FHade Nrvlh and little son wH. af EHIa Rocg 8re= visiting as ... home af NJ and Nrz gbas Ncwth .HIs claude has good posi- H f4s aaztafficc at tfe capitol city
 
 r5rrar fHa- c Hei}ue will drtf ra community aadezz n the Chris .H -HreH h ftue Rees tomorrow H H=sH= H. Ht=H Fisher Gtts=
 >e Naa.aa and ola
 b,HEe tls are here
 s,r.ut eaff
 
 Eae paaea. .aa s#Hef i-H t-Ha Mss Fafa- oao af
 N..1. ..at. f...i..l- v U H#v Hu oa taaa
 -af-ll..- .H
 R...H T-s4
 Ht boon t.f
 Hm
 HrHasaf f=
 
 .e.. aa .aF...ae
 a-af MT =Ias.f Ia,af aiafazrf Of t1e f..ma II.,t .omr.u, af Gmad Rap. NIeh. rhfe fIfeI ,.f.f.u. Interested In rHafHafle pm et H#a# a3 fhe.saea.=f-. fh.e ueg te ss. him and Ie a.m e>ulap He rl==#fa or aeHs aaeHmtef Ic-le- at g big pref8 r I- a well .novu met Chat ~1mefliHe must le ut,d ana raised tLI. 4.lr l..-.d. HttoH and tha pIssie raaae#a4aa siH rl.al ta any HaH-trau and pIel. .c r,au.rf.
  INm uat prom r.ll kauH f.H ~ Fmmet HtfwWled HHHt t# n
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

dHeuuueub LO tue cOuStlbuLlOu tO uidke the maximum road tax 12 mills instead of 3.
 MT. Mum, representative from this county has introduced bill to repeal Road District No. ?. This is the link of the Bankhead Highway J. NJ Bennett and wife of Sutton. passed through today en route home from Little Rock, where Mrs Bennett was taken for medical treatment. She is considerably improved.
 .*
 Representative lobe of Hempstead county. has introduced a bill seeking to make all personal property share the expense in building roads, It is rumored that J. D. Cornish of this city has leased his 8 acres near Fl Dorado for $2.500.0O per acre. We hope il k true.
 (. l.. Simmons of Little Rock, was Prescott visitor Sunday
 
 Mir and Mrs Henry Hit of Hope, spent Sunday in Prescott with relatives Mrs. Dr. E. S. Whaley of Emmet. was in the city today shopping. Mrs w. A Newth is in Little Rock to spend q few days with her daughter Mrs. Gordon Carlisle.
 George Fuller of the Mt Moriah Heighborhood was a caller at the Pie azune office today.
 
 Tine many friends of Mrs. John Lew is will be pleased to know that she is rapidly improving
 
 Alvin WooSley, Hollie Almand and ". k. Steed went out to Wards Chap cl yesterday and entertained the peo- pie with some very fine vocal music.
 
 Mir and Mrs.. George C. Grain and little son. ernest were visiting in the eitH sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gordon oi Hope sttcd Mr Gordon's parents here Sunday.
 R5s~" Burnett the biggest man in the# World' k spending h.s vacation aifH home foiss here at Prescott. e N puae of Lancbmg. mad bus mess in our city today
 
 AIczsrs. Ner ninard. Jewel Keme- a1 Ha-com Wynn and Ed Henderson endowed pleasant trip to Sutton yes .esaas
 
 shedff s-oelc went to Little Rock - No. this morning taking with him Wm Davis. eolorea who was given four years in the pcnitcntary for bur alarg
 Ifha W V Tmoplin~ loft on No. yesterday fets Chicago. to be gone =9ee- 4e4t aat- on business
 
 aae Hood prominent farmer of Elm mol < in our city today looking after Hz=Hss- matters
 fa... Gray 2 sm of Mir and Mr~. hmes Gray of near Gale enrolled fHar..h, i the chlicothe EHsinces =azaea af ChlHeathe Mo. for l course h trlreraphy and station work. N C Hays of Newborn, \. C.. ae- #mHaard lN E . Flurnoy of Fort Worth Texas spent yesterday in Pres safs She ruc-ts ef Mr and Mrs ( E Aedre,> Mir Hayes is son-in-law NIr Andrews He and Mr FImnoy H'ery-tcd together in the oii bus  moss
 
 H and Nfs Nike Rogers of Green e rr>r~ stopped over here#seEter- 1#f HrI t.-pd with Nr and Mrs Ar1Fea They departed tor Aia nenine where thev win
 uU .n X II Rogers "l:aly" tl# vta H4z haeH with her grand
 C E Andrew for scyeral days
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

FOR SALE-Seed Oats and all kinds of Feed at barn rear of Farmers Un- ion Warehouse. A. C. Stuart.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

The laundry is running smoothly this week, and will turn out lot of first class work.
 w ] Martin, one of our best farm CTS and father of our Nat, was in the city this morning
 Mrs Annie Bostick and Mrs H. NJ Stephens, of Blevins, were visitors in Prescott yesterday
 Alr Criner the congenial proprietor of the New Park Hotel, is slightly in disposed today, suffering with cold.
 
 Representative Mum of this coun- ty. has introduced bills repeating all road improvement districts in Nevada county
 Mrs Minnie '. Rutherford Fuller will leave this afternoon for Little Rock. after a most pleasant visit i'll our city
 
 Hon H. B Mckenzie transacted ous- mess yesterday ill Little Rock, return ing rome this morning
 
 The February Candid Opinion will furnish some timely thoughts on ta z- alton and oth,r important matters of public concern.
 fudge Franks spnt the ( tire day yesterday looking oser the cGt2nty roeds. with view ct making immedi atc improvements.
 The surveying crew Of the Bell Tel cphonc company, under tbe supervision of Mr Hall of Little Rock. left last night for Hope. after having spent sev- craI days here in the interest of the Bell company.
 
 sheriff Luke Steele rctac7o4 la@f r5ght from Little $; sck. having ~atelv l.'ccd Wm. Dovt> . the pen."nli4rs- M los Downs, M, #fa4ss= 1ts so,tcace oF ere year for mara laughtct vas IT .de one of the nfgft euar'S ,t the ' .lns"
 Mrs Ellis of H4ahH.; mother of Miss Agnez Ellis, expression teacher in the Prescott High school. has ar rived incur eity. and she and her daughter will do light housekeeping at Mrs C " McKclveI,s
 
 Mrs.p billiard lei sunday nom ing for scarcy in response to mes sage announcing the serious illness of her daughter. Mrs. BoXie Baker Re ports from thcre today Statc that Mrs. E8tee l. improving
 
 Mi<sez= Cleo Gee and Nanccy Wilson intended fhe basket Eall game at Ark adelpha yesterday between Henderson Brown and IIcndrjN college. Fhe scare ~taad sS to II ia favor of Hen drrsou Brown.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

Mrs Ellis of H4ahH.; mother of Miss Agnes Ellis, expression teacher in the Prescott High school has ar rived fH our city. and she and her daughter will do light housekeeping at Mrs G " McKclveY'S
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

Read the Daily Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

A M G
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

sheriff Luke Steele retur'ot last r,ght from Little :; cl. having ~atev l.,tcd Nm. Bavs - the pen."pliars. VI iC, Downs. ND fa45s# Gi~ seufeace oF ole year for mau. laughter. vas IF 1de# one of the nig4t guar 4f Inc ' .tllS"
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

MT Mum, representative from this county has introduced a bill to repeal Road District No 2. This is the link of the Bankhead Highway.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

Mir. Neale of Perry county, offered amendment to the constitution to make the maximum road tax 12 mills instead of g.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

ih lAtAH# rom !. A=A At.A W Fmm,t affuwieJ Hft . n
  Tha Ha H He g.aa szaaaH t.aa s1 H=Efa. lHs -E#a HaH H-a
  R Mcfarland l#ef a .Ho uFf #HaH .s.Id H=Hs home .sHt
  \ ha Has h..a .#Ha#H s H -s M H
  N.uI#aa ##as-. sa#f
  'i-- Ida E ae fs
  Nrr~ Hr CauH, - from her brother Edwin Hats. atiug fhaf he wa- leaving Wichita EaH~a~ for. Chicago to attend me,tns If officers of Sinclair oH company Mr. Blake holds 4huusihla po-it ou with the Sinclair people.
 -0
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
i. Q !. .

E..# f.H .Hfe 
 fH .aae
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

The surveying crew Of the Bell Tel cphonc company, under the supervision of Mr Hall of Little Rock. left last night for Hope. after having spent sev- cral days here in the interest of the Bell company
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

Mfs. D L. Billard lei sunday nom ing for Scarcy in response 10 mes sage announcing the serious illness of her daughter Mrs {uYie Baker Re ports from thcre today state that Mrs Baker l. improving
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

M H Nrs#NiRe Rogers of Green- s- Tr>r-. stopped over here se5ter- ft arl wis tr1 with Mir and Mrs z Andrews. They departed tm s H. morning where thar win ur .0n. k II Rogers "rahy' H##aa vto H4H ha with her grand @ q E AalHeas for scYeral days
 faeH fo hrr w~er-- n 
 W. o Wam1 ana II IT
 e.auHr office sport .He.r famiiez in 
 
 tme af I'm
 en ea ha~i-
 
 rHs z ism bus ##7a taday  NH Hu M fHe Wom- HH 4 f.af1f tsfHfe# esiton
 
 aa ffnc lone. s..-sa. 5 ne. eir.Hf ft adlaurued
  sam r White If the Ozan Mercan. file company. k in Little Rock today un business
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

N C Hays of NeVhcrn. \. C.. a,- mHaard bN E q. Fmrnoy of Fort Warth Texas spent yesterday in Pres ssfs tHe eucsts of NIr and Mrs ( +. aHdHee> Mir Hayes is son-inlaw
 f Nf Andrews He and Mr Tmnoy
 fferr-ted together in the oii bus
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20

Misses Cleo Gee and NaHccy Wilson fhe basket Hall game at Ark adclpAa yesterday between Henderson Brown and HondrjN college. The scare ~taad ss to IT ia favor ot Hen der-ou= Brown
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
INDIAN STORY OF CREATION
Menaboshu Made the Earth, According
to the Leeend-Great Lakes Are
Bear Tracks.

MenaboShu, according to the legend
of the Chippewa Indians, was the crea-
tor of all things. He avowed one day
that he would make the earth. But
the almighty creator did not find his
task easy, for he wanted to make the
earth larger than any other thing
Truly he rounded the soil between his
powerful hands, until it grew into
great ball but, freed from their touch
it fell in heap. In this way he tried
again and again; each time he saw
the mass crumbe. Then Menaboshu
mixed water with the soil to form
mud; aud, besides, moulded it about
a great rock, when behold-a still
larger ball. The mass, at last, kept
the chosen shape.
The creator, pausing to rest from
his toll, beheld his matchleSs work.
Menaboshu next undertook to de-
wise the many living things which
dwell on the earth Before the sur
face Of the giant ball had time to dry,
in fact, the lusty god began to make
the animals, last of which was man
began to make the animals, one kind
after another, on the broad palm OF
his left hand Among others he made
the bears.
The first bear soon escaped from
its maker. The wild beast, with its
untried strength leaped to the earth
and bounded straightaway across the
continent of North America. But the
land where the sprawling bears huge
paws struck the earth was still so
fresh and soft that they left deep
tracks. All was strangely new.
These deep marks on our continent
quickly filled with water. Scarcely
had the frightened bear bounded away,
when the beautiful lakes-SuperiOr,
Michigan, Huron, Ontario and Erie
appeared full to the brim. They are
old as the first bears tracks.
The creator now FASTENED to make
rain. At sight Of the water, filling
the lakes, he began to fear, lest the
soil again fall in heap; and he
caused the rain to fall from the sky,
so long that the lakes overtlOwed their
shores. And the water from Superior,
seeking the level, flowed toward Erie,
the track OF the foot which struck first
and settled, under the bears weight,
much lower than the others-the wa
ter, on its way to the sea dropped
abruptly from Ontario into Erie. And
10! the Falls of Niagara
And ManahoShu ending his labOrS
again beheld his work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
The Power Of Silence.

There Is nothing In this world which
works to greater advantage than to be
silent. No one likes to be ignored. 1t
hurts like the mischief to have an an
tagonist throw up barricade against
which we have no power. The mo-
ment the other fellow Is silent, that
minute all detailed plans Of attack
are worthless. The only thing one
cap do Is to be silent also, and there
you are! Though but an armistice,
the action OF conflict Is over.
The one who refuses to converse
may be one you have no use for. Still
1t bothers you. You are annoyed, your
pride is injured at the realization that
the one you hold in scorn has the op-
portunity to ignore you. The moment
you resort to tantalizing banter you
acknowledge the final defeat. If you
fall in line and initiate you compli-
ment The secret is to steal the thun-
der first
If one you love keeps silent 1t hurts
twice. Once because you have no idea
how deeply you may have offended to
bring down upon your head such pun
ishment, and again because the loved
one could ignore you. Just think over
the cOnquering points Of this silent
weapon.-New York Mail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Carrie Starkey is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Holmes, in
Worcester, Mass.
Samuel Candage and family of
Seal Harbor, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ellis, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. E. j. Seavey and Miss Mar
tina H. Jordan of Bangor, who have
been visiting here, have gone to
Trenton to visit Mrs. Harry ODER.
Misses Margaret and Mary Frank
lin came home Friday from Au-
gusta, where they have been visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Llewellyn Cooper
Bonnie Higgins and family of
Bangor spent Sunday with Mrs. Hig-
gins mother, Mrs, Augustus Danico
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi w. Bennett
have gone to Southwest Harbor to
visit their grandson, Winfred B.
Joy.
William Spencer is home from a
visit in Bradley.
Mrs. Pauline M. Flood of Wal
than is visiting here.
Mrs. Dwight Fitz Morris, with
daughter Sylvia, of Boston, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. William
Brown.
Clinton Parsons of Mariaville
spent the past week here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
Tears Brighten the Eyes.

There is a very widespread belief
that the process of crying tends to
weaken the eyes and rob them Of
brightness. Actually, the truth lies
in the opposite direction, according to
an Uulist.
The shedding Of tears Crowded
that the weeping Is not overdOne) is
one Of the greatest aids to softness
and brightness Of the eyes.
The explanation Is this: The eyes
need bath just as our bodies do.
There Is a certain quality In the tear
liquid" which does not exist in water,
and that is why tear bath is Of much
greater value than mere bathing
with cold or warm water.
There is possibility that one Of the
reasons for the superiority Of femi-
nine eyes in point Of limpidity and
brightness over the male optics Is the
tendency Of the gentler sex to indulge
in more or less frequent outbreaks
Of tears.
The moral Is that II you want to
have what novelists call "eyes like
the fishpools Of Heshoon," give the
eyes tear bath at least once a week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
To all persons interested in either OF
the estates hereinafter named:


the estates hereinafter named:
At a probate court held at Ellsworth
In and for the county of Hancock, ON
the twenty sixth day of July in the
hundred and twenty-one and by ad.
journment from the nineteenth day of
said July A. D. 1921 term of said
court The following matters having
been presented for the action there
upon hereinafter indicated, it is here
ORDERED. That notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested. by
causing a copy of this order to be pub
lished three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in The
lished at Ellsworth in said county.
that they may appear at aprobate court
to be held at Ellsworth on the six
teenth day of August A. D. 1921 at
ten of the clock in the forenoon and
be heard thereon if they see cause.
Fred Tracy, late of Dedham, in said
county deceased. Petition that Mar
garet s. Tracy or some other suitable
person be appointed administrator OF
the estate of said deceased, presented
deceased.
Laura f. Hovey, late of Gouldsboro.
in said county, deceased. First and
final account of Henry J. Hovey, ad-
ministrator, filed for settlement,
Van Buren, Gordon, late of Sullivan.
in said county, deceased Second and
final account of Adelbert W. Gordon,
administrator, filed for settlement.
witness. Bertrand E. Clark. Judge Of
said court at Ellsworth this twenty
sixth day of July in the year; of
anu ROBERT P. KING,
Register.
"A Attest tras ROBERT P. KING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27

Railroads require that when body
Is shipped to any point the under
taker shall purchase two full tickets,
but 1t is optional whether any one &C.
company the body.
The following unique proposal was
sent to a New York undertaken re-
Gently:
within the next FIVE weeks I am
due at Santa Fe, N. NJ, and as
understand there are times when the
near relatives Of one who has passed
into hazy oblivion cannot come to
New York to take charge Of same.
hereby hold myself open at any time
within the above named period to &C.
company said obllvious party to any
point In the West or Southwest as
matter Of covering my transportation
in exchange for said seryices."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
DOLLARDTOWN.

There was large picnic gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith Sunday. Those in
the party were Ashbury Lopaus and
wife and Miss Mildred Walls, of
West fremont; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Rumill and three children, Of Seal
Cove; Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Reed
and son Edmund, of Bernard; Will
Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Reed and
children, of Mckinley; Mrs Clinton
Gray of Dorchester, Mass; Miss
Mildred Reed and nephew, Lester
Colt, of Arlington, Mass.
Willard Carter, who has been en-
ployed at the home of Mrs. o. M.
Stackpole, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stanley of
Lynn, Mass, are guests of Ernest
Smith and wife.
Mrs. Frank Meader and little
daughter are guests of Mrs. o. NJ.
sStackpole.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27

Legislation looking to the CEN
tralization and simplification of
agencies and bureaus dealing with
veerans and disabled ex-service men
is in fair way of early passage by
Congress- The Sweet bill to con-
solidate all such agencies was
passed last week by the Senate in
record time, and now goes to con-
ference with the House, the princi-
pal Senate amendment being CEN
tralization of administering soldier
relief in a veterans bureau, indie
pendent of any government depart
ment The war risk insurance bu-
reau work of the board of voca-
tional training, which would be
abolished, and bureaus of the public
health service which minister to war
veterans, would be under the new
bureau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Thomas o. Hanscomb of
Mariaville. Hancock county, Maine by
his mortgage deed dated the second
day of February, A. D. 1895, and re-
corded in the Registry of Deeds for the
said county of Hancock in book 800
page Sc, conveyed to Roscoe Holmes
formerly of Ellsworth in said county
and State, deceased, a certain lot or
parcel of land situated in said Maria
Vile on the west side of Union river,
opposite or nearly opposite where
Webb's brook in Waltham in said
county flows into said river, and the
same premises conveyed to A. F.
Burnham by ]. c. Chilcott and an
other on the 26th day of February
A. D. 1891, and recorded in Hancock
Registry Of Deeds in book 252, page
III, and the same formerly owned by
Lowell Jordan, late of said Waltham,
and containing eighty-four acres
more or less.
And whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now there
fore, BY reason of the breach Of the
condition thereof, claim a: fore
closure of said mortgage and give this
notice for that purpose.
Ellsworth. Maine, July "A. 1921
HANNAH L. HOLMES,
Executrix and Residuary Legatee I'M
der the will of the said Roscoe
Holmes. by r. e. Mason. her at
torney duly authorised.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE ASSESSORS NOTICE

- N II ENSST4SSOOS 4NV IN TT
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of State Assessors will be in
session at the Court House in ELS
August. at o'clock a. M; at the AS
SCISSORS office in Bar Harbor on Fri
day. the 18th day of August at 9
o'clock a. M, A. ID. 1921, in the county
of Hancock to secure information to
enable them to make a just equaliza
ton of the taxable property in said
county, and to Investigate charges of
concealment of property from taxa
ton. of differentiation, and of failure
to assess property liable to taxation
C. S. STETSON,
w. f. DRESSER,
]. j. DEARBORN.
Board of State Assessors.
f. H. STERLING, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

KITCHEN GIRL FOR LUNCH ROOM.
Experience not necessary if willing to
work. Address: Sam Thomas, Blue
hill Tel. sos.
HELP WANTED FOR SEASON 1921,
leading summer hotels and camps
chefs. second, pastry and all around
cooks. 800 mattresses. Chamber maids,
dish, kitchen and laundry help; also
year-around hotels. Apply always to
the Maine Hotel Agency, AZ Main ST.,
Bangor Me. Established 40 years.
Telenhnna nnnactian
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27
Man Hung for Crime.

Gan man be resuscitated after
being officially hung and pro-
nounced read by state authorities?
A rather startling solution of this
problem is reached in Robert Brun-
tons all-star feature, 1.-THE Devil to
Pay" adapted from the famous
mystery novel of that title by Fran
ces Nimmo Greene at the Dirigo
Friday.-Advt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27

Governor Baxter has for the
fourth time nominated Horace
Davies of Yarmouth for chairman of
the public utilities commission, in
spite of the fact that three times the
governors council of seven men has
unanimously voted not to confirm
the appointment. Both the gov
ernor and the council are within
their legal and constitutional rights,
but, entirely apart from the ques-
ton of Mr.. Davies fitness for the
office, it is the judgment of one man
against the Judgment of seven.
With no avenue of appeal from this
jury, but one solution is possible
the recession of one side or the
other. Which side should accept
the judgment of the other?