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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
INCUBATOR ExPLODES; TWO
CHILDREN Die IN FIRE

WATERToWN. ". Y, June 15-
An incubator exploded in a shed
back of the home OF Oscar
Davis. near Ellisburg last night and
set the house afire. Two children
were burned TO death. The parents
and four children escaped. So rap
idly did the house burn the family
had no time TO get clothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Sub Chaser in Flames

KEY WEST. Fla. June 15.-For-
mer submarine chaser No. eos. own
ed by Ernest t. Sulzer of Brooklyn.
n. Y, was in flames today OF Sand
Kew. according to advices from that
point. Vessels from this city were
rushed TO the rescue. The chaser
was enroute from Key West TO
Mancangas. Cuba.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

LONDON. June 15.-Inch Tort,
formerly of the defenses of Logh-
Swilly, County Donegal, have been
Communicated by Irish republican
army irregulars, according to a dis
patch from Belfast. Three irregu-
lars made a raid on the London
derry and Logh Swilly railroad.
The railroad company states that
900 rails have been raised the past
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
SELF DEFENSE MADE

CHARLESTOWN. w. Va, June
15.-Seh defense will be the plea
of the Rev. ]. z. Wilburn, on trlal
for killing Deputy Sheriff John Gore,
during the labor disturbances on the
Boon-Logan county border last fai'
This was indicated today in the op,
ening statement of Attorney Haroiu
Houston. chief defense counsei anu
representative of the United Mine
Workers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Festival on June %

An ice cream festival and bazar
will be held by the Holy Cross
Friendly Club on the church lawn
at Washington and Johnstone streets
Thursday night, June 22 at s O'Clock
Proceeds will go toward the church
building fund. A special meeting
OF the clup will be held tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
KILLS Wife AND SELF

NEW YORK. June 15:-The
body of Frank Grudner and his wife,
Rebella, dead from bullet wounds,
were found by Mrs. Grudner's
mother on the floor OF their fiat.
Police believe a. quarrel led Grudner
to kill his wife and then himself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Policeman Yanishes

NEW YORK. June 15.-Police-
man Edward Moraghan. or
strike duty at a sand loading pier
disappeared from his beat today
His hat was found in the water OF
North river. Marine police started
graphing for the body.
No one in the vicinity had seen
the officer disappear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
CALL YOUR JAIL IF YOU
DOUBT PRISONER IS IN

CAMDEN, June 15.-Folks who
hear that Maurice Hertz isn't serv-
ing a term in county Jail for COM
plicity for smuggling in $4,000 of
rum from the Bahamas, can easily
spike the rumor.
Sheriff Hatch announced today
that because of these prevailing
stories he had had a telephone in
stalled in Hertz's cell. Anyone who
doesn't believe he is there can call
up and ask him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Canture Escaued Prisoner

BELFAST, June 15.-Troops OF
the Irish Republican army today
surrounded the house of Michael
Cowman, who escaped from Mt
Joy prison in connection with the
King Court Caven county bank rob-
berry. Cowman surrendered after
the house was riddled with bullets.
Guns. revolvers and bombs were
found in the house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

PARIS. June 15.-The cost of liv-
ing in Paris is 217 per cent higher
at present than at the outbreak OF
the world war according to the re-
port OF a special commission in
vestigatins the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

The Maple Realty Company.
corporation of this city, has been
made the defendant in a supreme
court action for $50.0o0 damages.
the plaintin being John T. Hines.
of Woodbridge township. Whr
brings the suit through John Hinez5
his next friend. The suit is the ~
suit of an accident Hines su1Eerez1
.while employed by the defendant. 81
which it was necessary to ampufafo|
his leg. Assistant Prosecutor JohnI
Z. Toolan represents the plaintid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
CARD OF THANKS

The undersigned express their sinceresi
thanks TO their relatives and friends
whose sympathy they received during the
recent lingering illness and death of their
husband and father. Especially DIR. Ur-
banski. Pastor Kjaer. Danish brotherhood.
Undertaken Garretson and pail bearers,
also for the beautiful floral pieces re-
MRS. GLocHAu AND FAMILY.
l4S2f<f-l5--tts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Period of Mourning

SAN SALVADOR. June 15-The
legislative assembly has decreed a
period of mourning for the victims
of the recent flood. The total fatal
tiles it is believed will exceed 100.
The food was the worst in history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
To Repair South Amboy Streets

SOUTH AMBOY, June 15.-The
street commissioner will within a
short time declare war on all had
sections of Broadway, and where
ever else pavement is in bad condi
ton. The committee on streets of
the council have been instructed TO
get price quotations on asphalt heat
ers. 1t is understood the work will
be commenced as soon as the heat
ers arrives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
IN MENORIAM

In memoriam OF John Mowrey. who lef
us Just a year ago. 1921.
You are gone but not forgotten.
In our home empty space.
Though there's others all around US.
None can NIL that vacant place
You have left us here forever
For better world on high
MRS. JOHN MOWREY. SONS, DAUGH
TER AND GRANDCHILDREN
14S43-6-15-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Local Police Notified

Early this morning Desk Lieuten-
ant Andrew Jensen received a call
from the Matawan, police regarding
the case. The authorities here were
warned to Ia on the lookout for the
negro, WI was believed to be
aboard a hRnsburg boat Lieuten-
ant Jenss detailed Patrolmen
Michael PAD en- and Michael Burke
TO search the boat but they found
no trace of the fugitive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Neutrality-suspicious. operators. will
pay big wages to competent help; very
simple Singer Machinery. Inquire at once
Neatform Camsole and Brassiere Fa;.
tory. Amboy Road and Main St., Totten-
Vile: only 8 minutes walk from ferry.
14711-6-10-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Typewriters. ali standard makes
comegys Bro. smith and Elm Streets
14115-5-e5-tfs Thurs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
EUROPE DOUBTS
HAGUE ACTION
See Failure Again at Genoa
to Settle Russian
Issues
STUMBLING BLOCKS
Great Britain and Italy Ready
to Aid Russia, it is
Pointed Out

THE HAGUE, June 15.-(By The
Associated Press)-All Europe GEN.
tered its hopes today in the OPEN
ing of the International conference
which is dedicated to the task of
making practical arrangements for
the re-entry of Russia into the con-
cert of nations.
The failure of the efforts at Paris
to orga.ize an international loan
for restoration of Germany has aug
mented the pessimism obtaining III
many countries concerning the pros
poets of making definite agreements
with communistic Russia. On such
vital matters as credit, the treat
meat to be held to rest with pay
ments of the Russian debt.
Nevertheless determination was
evident among the delegates for the
preliminary meeting to make every
effort to reach the result which the
< in achieving. The representatives of
the principal countries assembled
in the Peace Palace to begin study
ing the program to be presented to
the Russians.
Great Britain and Italy apparently
@re ready to construe a more con-
c.liatory policy.
Poincare Going to London
PARIS, June 15-Premier Poin-
care will leave for London tomor-
cow. He will lunch with Prime Min
lister Lloyd George. on Monday at
which time the general political
conditions will be discussed.
Russian Attitude Same
MOSCOW. June Is (By The AS
ciated Press):-On the eve of the
Hague conference officials of Soviet
Russia informed the Associated
Press that the Russian attitude at
the new meeting will, be the same
as at the Genoa conference.
- Karl Radek, Soviet chief of pub
iicity, declared: 1.-THE Hague con-
ference will be hindrance rather
than a hope because it will not be a
discussion of problems"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

WEATHER

Fair tonight and
Friday, no change
In temperature;
gentle variable
winds.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
NAVAJO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


 NAVAJO COUNTY BOARD SUPERVISORS WHEREAS the State Highway Department now maintaining the highway Clear Creek; WHEREAS the immed Holbrook north idle of the
  the highway Wnslow Clear Highway; and
  to Navajo County; hat they the maintenance said highway from Wnsw towards Highway properly Wnsow IIolbrook north side of the Little Colorado
 
 E. OWENS, ATTEST NJ TANNER, The Treasurer ordered make the following changes the Tax
 Property years 1s1671s1s 20 the Digger Creek Cattle of O from the 0 O 
 Penalty of Apache Railway of Reduce the 1919 virgie Bushman
  within
 of Quebedeau1 of ferror Waive  account of T. 10, R. 2 which also Strike 1917 roll of Marley of cattle s6OOOOo Waive penalty the total and penalty 1921 of in of John
  point This permit until December l, Provided objections highway both sides Township Eighteen Range provided he makes cattle guards crossing and ed
 The unanimously designated 
 Upon Sampson following De Chevez, of
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
STOLE A MARCH ON
 THEIR FRIENDS

A Holbrook couple pulled the wool over their friends eyes last week. They were Miss Belle Presley and Mir. Fischer. Now they are Mr. and Mrs. Fischer. Miss Presley left Arizona osten- sibly for a visit with her mother, but MT. Fischer took another train and they were married in Gallup. After the ceremony Miss Presley left for her con- templated visit at home.
 Both the bride and the groom are we'll known in Holbrook and vicinity for their unusual musical abi- lity. We are glad that they will continue among us and offer them very best wishes.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
SOME WELL KNOWN
 MISTAKES

From Sloan, Colo. Bull letin.
 When a doctor makes a mistake he buries 1t.
 When a plumber makes a mistake he charges twice for it.
 When a lawyer makes a mistake it is just what he wanted, because he has a chance to try the case all over again.
 When a carpenter makes a mistake it's just what he expected.
 When a judge makes a mistake it becomes the law of the land.
 When a preacher makes a mistake nobody knows the difference.
 But when an editor makes a mistake Good night!
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
VISITS IN HOLBROOK

Grandma" Willis, who is we'll known far and wide over Navajo County for her many good qualities, was in Holbrook on Monday and Tuesday of the present week. She spent the time as the guest of Mrs. Sidney Sapp. On Tuesday she left for a short visit with her daugh- ter in Woodruff.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23

 F. 5000 monthly  Luis Montrel
  the Board as active Repositories:
  Yrs o
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23

Guterriz irons sS0o to 5000 monthly. M Luis flor m9n % % and active inactive County Repositories: - National Bank Q Hobrook
 
 The Treasurer ordered refund Hbert sS on aee0 The was ordered to refund Ramage s5O5 w % for he % s e Board the s e' sn oowing polling places % designated t,. ,... H1fs m1o4e anS and 5fs' M Ssn winslow Precinct g. Polling place. Judges~Lorrine Rake and Martina Cerks-Mary Gates Hungerford and Mrs. N. H. sipe. winsiow Polling place, Washington School cfsMrs R. Hsusl Ab snd and h a aafSeT C. Mead < }sspn Polling place ssa,o1 old School House. cerks-R E. Porter and Harvey Hansen H0GPD0a Tnascio39ehn P9l9s pss connss Central School
 5sT;@s4o zssh saIs4so sas s@ and senu wooaraa @arfhalh Polling M paes SsysF School House.
 dsbons sad asa snowflake. falsa'ii Polling E. place: @ School House.
 SSs N II snin RaFs and sn % W Frssns sna'o" Taylor Polling place, School House
 T Hatch.
 Judees Frank w. Cerks-Lester Shumway and Arthur Palmer T Sbumway Polling place, School House
 judges"w ju5gsstO C. shumway and L. D. Rhoon Shumway and Florence Denham Marshal-Arthur Jensen. Polling place. School House
 L.
 Jarvis. Clerks-A D. and Wallace Ellsworth AIarsha-Wlard Whppe Jr. Lakeside Polling place School House
 L.
 Minnie Fish, CIerks-Louis E.. Johnson and Chas Rhoton NIarsha-James Pinetop Polling place, School House
 Inspectcr-John w. Adair
 D. l. Penrod and M V. Reidhead Stephens and Margaret Penrod. NIarshal-J D. Smith Whierver, Polling place. Lees Store
 -M S
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-23
Proceedings of the Board of
 Supervisors

June5, Board of Supervisors or Na melt this regular session of Attorney and the Cerk were The minutes 1st read and amehoea 
 The minutes that the salary Of Justice re]ecteo Iineup E Richards voting for recon and O approval proceeded to audh 'he ioho"'He '""S ~ " dandor paid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03

duties as teacher in lie Lewis school,
Whitefiold.
Ernest Scott. who attends coller,
in Orono, and Miss y arguerite Scott
of Gardiner High school are at their
home here for the Easter vacation.s
Winfrod Nash ana sister. Miss
Ida, pupils OF Bridge academy, are
passing their Easter vacation at
their home.
Mrs. Forest Morans and baby Err
nest OF Chelsea arc visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Nash. for a
few DAYS.
Mrs. Eugene Moranr. who has been
very i'll With tons!litis, is slowly i'm
proving
Mr.. arl Mrs. Edward Marson were
recent visitors in jefferson.
Miss Lucy King, teacher in ram
dolph Grammar school IL passing her
Faster vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Owen King.
Joseph kealy was business caller
IN Gardiner THURSDAY.
The frost is coming ut badly on all
roads in this vicinity.
Arthur Choate of Halloween has
hired the Isaac Marscl farm and re-
Gently moved his family here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
Promoter Hamel
Wants a Show for
His BOYS in Augusta

The kennebCc journal has received
the following letter from Promoter
Peter Hamel of 80 Adams street,
Biddcford. who seems to feel agrieved
over his boys not being given bet
ter show in the Capital City:
Biddeford, Me. March 81, 1922.
Sporting Editor of Journal:
Allow me a few lines in your paper
regarding the boys | have under my
mana gement-TOhnnY Drew, Is
pounds; Kid Cot>, 135 pounds: Young
Chambers, 1871 pounds; and Kid Hur-
cote. JOS pounds.
| cannot understand why the pro-
motors at Augusta are not using
some of my boys. as | have the best
there arc in the State al their weight.
I haven't heard from them for a long
time. after showing there eight diff
fercnt times with different boys and
never failed Vet to satisfy the pro-
moter and the fans and always played
on the level with them.
Johnny Drew, the lightweight
champion of the state, wishes to
challenge any boy of his weight
bar none. And the same for my 9TH
er boys.
Yours truly,
PETER HAMFIL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
Charles Took Throne Dec.
80, 19l6-Left Nov. II, 1918

The late EX-Emperor Charles / of
Austria. eX-king of Hungary, was only
major in an Austrian infantry resi-
ment when the shot of the assassin
who killed the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand on June 2S, 1914. made
him the heir apparent to the throne
in the Hawks Castle" on the
banks Of the River Aar.
Two hundred or more monarchs
of this historic house of Hapsburg
ruled for centuries the land of Mag
var. Slav and Teuton-centuries of
bloodshed. tyranny and aggression
and sleep their last sleep in the Won
derful crypt of the Capuchin church
in Vienna.
Charles I was born Aug. II. 1887.
the son of the late Archduke Otto of
Saxony. He married Princess Zita
of the Bourbon house of Parma
Utalian) in 1911. When the Nunc
Dimittis was sung for his dead
granduncle the Emperor Francis
Joseph, the only achievements of
Charles brought to public notice
were that he was a keen sportsman,
an excellenf shof and nafnrisf Ere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
LAST WORDS OF
FORMER EMPEROR

Funchal, Madeira, April 2-(By A.
P)-"Oh, God, Thy Will be done. Into
Thy hands l commit ny soul and the
care Of my Wife and children. | offer
Thee my life as sacrifice for my
people,"
Thus spoke former Emperor
Charles of Austria Hungary, serene
and calm at the moment of his death.
The body of the former emperor
King, dressed in the campaign uni
form of field marshal, lay today in
the Chapelle Ardente. of the House
that has been his residence since he
came to Madeira in exile. After it
had been enbalmcd the body was
placed in a leadcn coli with an outer
shell of mahogany. The Bishop of
funchal said mass in the mortllarv
chapel today and the local authori-
ties made calls of. conscience.
on Tuesday the body will be re-
moved to private chapel in the
cathedral PENDING transfer TO a
Mausoleum in the cemetery Of Monte
Campo.
It was learned today that Charlie.
mad been ill for 10 days before a
PHYSICIAN was called 10 attend him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
No Official Mourning
In Hungary Over Passing
Former Emperor Charles

vienna, April Ely A. p)-The
| republic thus far has given no official
recognition of the passing of former
Emperor Charles. Neither half affcd
haGs nor the customary display If sa-
! bic bunting We're to be seen in Vienna
/ today. The absence of the aristocracv
from the usual Sunday resorts, and a
large increase in the attendance at the
chnrchcs We're the only private evil
deEces of recognition of the death of
the last Hapsburg ruler.
The voluminous obituary and apprc-
Citations of the former emperor-king
| which fill the press today are colorless
! but kindly. They dwell on the virtues
OF Charles as man. husband and
father. but excuse him as a statesman.
for being well meaning but an unfor-
tunate ruler called to the throne at a
| time when greater men than he could
not have done more for the people The
circumstance Of his death in exile and
poverty ELECTS a note of pity.
The monarchist Reichpost in pa
neEyric accuses the entcnts Of being
directly responsible for the death of
C''"i i'so ny tAiIils nun 10 t0e IfODlc
island of Madeira. The socialist ar
bitter Zeitung. in a calm estimate of
Charles career. speaks of him as "a
man from whom God visibly has with
drawn his hand. allowed to wander in
exile and called before him before his
allotted span of years"
There is considerable speculation as
TO whether Zita. the widow of Charles.
will attempt to take up her residence
in Austria, inasmuch as the Danish
ment decree against Charles includes
neither Zita nor her children. II is
pointed out. however. that even Zita,
il she returns, would he compelled to
sign the oath of remuneration for her.
self and children as regards accession
to the throne. which Charles refused
TO sign. Even the socialist newspaper
offers no solution to the return Of Zita.
No political reaction in Austria re-
sulting from the death Of Charles is
yet apparent. 1t is generally fe.t that
the monarchists of Austria will follow
the lead of Hungary. Count Apron
Wis quoted declaration that Francis
Joseph Otto, eldest son Of Charles. is
now the LEGAL king OF Hungary. Ia ac.
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CHARLES DIES
Continued from PAGE One)

houses in Funchal closed their doors
as token of respect.
EN-Emperor Charles was taken i'll
at his home in exile on the island
of Madeira slightly more than a
week ago. He was first said to be
suffering from fever, but direct adj
vices from Funchal, on March IS,
announced that his malady was bron-
chial pneumonia, and later it stated
that he was suffering from double
pneumonia and cerebral conplica
tons. His condition became 50 seri-
Gus Wednesday that extreme JUNCTION
was administered.
There was some Improvement in
the eX-ruler's condition "Wednesday
night, but he failed to maintain this
gain. and Fridays advices were that
he was growing rapidly worse.
The illness of the eN-ruler excited
widespread sympathy among the
monarchsts in both Vienna and
Budapest One of the court phvsi-
clans started from Vienna in the
hope Of reaching Funchal and at
tending the cX-monarch. sub
scription OF several million crowns
being raised to defray the expense.
while in Budapest 1t was reported
that Count Julius Andrassy had sold
famous Rembrandt for 800. 600
francs to assist the eXiles. Other
monarchists were said to be i'm
povershing themselves in similar
efforts to aid Charles and his fam
ily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-03
BRAND Insists
Got Liberal Deal
at Arms Conference

rams, April ,. By A. PD-percnd-
ing hims If and his colleagues 10 the
Washington conference against at
tack at yesterdays session of the
chambcr OF deputies. former Premier.
brand denied that Frances position
with regard to capital ships had been
weakened by the conference, saving
that of the pre- Washington programs
had been carried out France would
have had a proportion of one 10 six.
compared with the United States and
Great Britain. while under the Wash
ington agreement the proportion was
one To two and a half.
According to the version Of his
speech given in today's official jour
nal, whose reports are revised hv
speakers before printing. he declared:
1T is easy to explain why We de-
mandcd 35o00o tonnage in capital
ships; it was necessary for US To do
so. When | left Washington, NJ. Vi
want. who was to replace mo as head
OF the delegation had been charged 10
transmit to Secretary Hughes the
theoretical program Of Admiral Bon.
surpassed our intentions? / say dis
tinctly. and I've said il in America in
all independence, ii was because Il had
been decided at the beginning that
the figure established for capital
ships should he taken as basis Of
estimate for fixing the defense forces
of which | spoke just now. When IL
was understood We We're not 10 be
bound by this figure we entered Mt
once on the path Of necessary conccs-
sions"
A deputy then shouted:
1T was too late"
NJ BRAND replied:
"Not so. Parliament must ratify
such agreements and tho American
Senate amended certain points when
ratifying the treaty"
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Waterville Highs
Baseball Schedule

Waterville Ne. April There arc
II games on the Waterville High school
schedule for the' coming season, six
at home and five away. The team is
captained by Kermit Leeman. and
prominent candidates are Raymond
Flash" Sterling, Claprood. Saucer
and Ernest Poulin. The schedule:
April %, Madison High at Madison;
April 2s, Cony of Augusta at Water
Sille; April %. Skowhegan High at
Skowhegan; May 8. Lawrence High of
Fairfield at Watervile; May 6, Maine
Central Institute at Pittsfeld; May 10,
Madison High at Watcrville; May IS,
Hallowell High at Waterville; May II.
Skowhegan High at Waterville; May
20, Cony at Augusta; May "a. Maine
Central Institute at Waterville; May
-, Hallowell High at Hallowcll.
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Maine Tennis Tourney
At Squirrel in August

The Maine State Championship
Tennis Tournament has been award
ed to Squirrel Island as usual this
year according to an announcement
recently made by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. The tour
nament will be held Aug. 10 to &c in
elusive.
This tournament has bee n held for
several years at Squirrel Island and
mas attracted an increasingly large
number of high class players in
Maine. A steady increase in num-
Der of entries and quantity OF play
is evident from list of the entries,
and this years tournament is ex-
pected to be record breaker.
Several new cups have been pre-
sented to the club and these in addi-
L. a. - a.
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Archdukes Hear
of Death Charles

Geneva. April 2.-Archdullc Terdi-
Rand and Archduke Eugene, who are
residing here with the consent Of the
SWISS government. received news of the
c'ath of their nephew. former Emperor
Charles Of Austria. with the deepest
sorrow. They tclcgraphed condolences
today to Zita.
The Journal. commenting on the for
mer monarch's death. says:
while the great war lord Wilhelm
Is taking his leisure q sovereign much
loss gritty paid the penalty for his
crime, out have not the allies by their
Punishment of Charles committed an
imprudcncc? The former monarch
died victim of circumstances His
legend begins today and as history so
often proved, legend has served for the
restoration Of many monarchies."