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AT 80 Goes Fishing
Catches the Big Ones
Can Write All Day,
Too
Friends Astonished

II am eiEhty-thre- years old ard
doctofed for rheumatism ever since
camo out Of the army. over 30 years ago.
Like many others. I spent money freely
for ,o-caiied cures md ! have read
about Uric Acid until { could almost
taste a. I could not sleep nights or
walk without pain; my hands we're 80
rorc and sur ! could not hold rsn.
But no~ am again IN active business
md can walk with ssse or writs NIL
day with comfort. Friend. are surprised
nj tho change" You might Just 80 vel
attempt 10 put out a fire With oil as
try 10 get rid OF your rhsumstism. neu.
rifis and Ike complaints by taking treat
msnt supposed 10 drive Uric Acid out
OF your blood and body. u took Mr..
Asheiman flny years 10 find out Ito
truth. He learned how 10 get rid ~
tho true cause OF Ills rheumatism. otter
disorders. and recover his strength from
''Ths Inner Mysteries" now being DIS
.ributed free by an authority who de-
voted over twenty years 70 tho scientific
study Of this trouble. III any reader OF
The Star Wishes "The fnrer Mysteries OF
nhsumstism" containing facts overlooked
by doctors and scisntlais for centuries
past. simply send n post card or letter
10 ". r. Clearwater, Pb. D., bof-F Hal
lowell. Maine. Send now. lest you for
aeti m not a sufferer. cut out this notice
and hand this Rood news md oppor-
tunify 20 come afflicted friend. All who
send will receive the Book by return
mail without any charge whateyer'---Ad.
rertisemept
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Meyer. Mas Emily NlchelA. Miss
GWsndolyn schonsla Miss Thelma
Moiff. MiEs Carol Kerr, Miss Gladys
MacNiehol. Miss ora sullivan. Mas
Eva Hamilton and Mas Lucille
Tumacliffe members 81 the nange.
isrs' Auxiliary % the Womhn's Cen.
fury club. VIII act as ushsrs this
evening az the Frederic Dixon piano
recitai al the Masonic temple
ny special request Boris Malsky.
baritone, assisting artist. viii include
IN his group OF songs "Rsrceuss"
from "tocclyn- t0odardl With violin
ehbllgato by Julia Riscgar and piano
accompaniment by Caroline swing.
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ated club house. Mrs. r G. Magrsth
was elected president. AIRS. Florence
Smith. first vice PRESIDENT Mrs.
Charles ". Kitchen. second vice
president. Mrs. Frank r. Rutherford
recording secretary; Mrs. Helen y,
Stevens. auditor. MH. W. 4. shlnkle,
trustee u the building board. Mrs
Eva Felt. Mrs. ". \. johnson. Mrs,
W. y. Degen and Mrs. H. ". Ruff
son. directors o. the board.
Mrs. J. q. Baker and Mn. Oliver
r. Erickson were elected delegates
20 the Seattle Federation of Won
ems Clubs. while Mrr. Baker and
Mrs. Mngraih were chosen delegates
10 the State Federation.
BALLARD w. c. T. u.
Ballard W. c. T. u. Will meet Fri,
day. April II. al 2 p. m. with Mrs
Susan steinauer. 1888 W. card 4
Mrs. Doras sypher viii assist. The
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Former Seattle Man
10 Wed

Seattle friends % Mr.. Teel win.
Jams win he interested in the an
nouneenent OF his engagement 20
Miss Helen Elizabeth Rowland.
daughter Of Mr.. and slrA Ray How
land. % Philadelphia. which was
announced recently IN that city.
where Mr.. Williams has been max
ing bis home for a number OF
years
Mr. Williams f. former Uni.
ycrsi'y Of Washington man and Il
affiliated with pol,a Kappa Epsilon
fraternity
No date has been set FOR the
wedding.
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Music
Tanning Gives
Interesting Program

cecil Fanning. eminent American
baritone. who han been receiving
such favorable criticisms both here
and abroad. uns heard IN concert last
evening a. the Metropolitan thsatsr
Fanning has done a great deal 70.
ward introducing competitions Of
American composers 90 audiences
both hero ana IN Europe. aa his pro
grams always contain a group Of
American songr.
Tanning is an artist OF unusual
ability. Hls deep. sonoroua baritone
IL Of excellent quality. ana his die
ton and tOnal ooloring could not BE-
surpassed. Ills interpretations were
moet enjoyable. each number being
given an individual translation.
Air from '-rannhausor' Act ?. ITO
a Pumuia Yeria." ana ''ln Boat. -
both BY Oriog and TsehaikoWaiy' =
Pilgrims Song lTolston his open.
ms group. were greeted with enthu.
siaAm. as was schubert's fWohin, ="
which was given as an encore.
Tho singer was AZ his best last
evening IN his singing ~ n group os
French folk songs. which included
''Est-il dono bcin ymi." "Ah: Que
famour cause do pslne." ''I.o Roi a
fai, hattre iambour" By Edwin
stainhrook. and "I.e Cycle due Vim. -
by GustAvs FerTau. Two ballads by
loewe. TON the Rhymer'' lOld
Scotch I.eEendD and Der Erlkonig''
we're also greeted with prolonged ap.
plause.
other numbers that met with IN.
slant approval were Trieste est Il
H,eppe," BY GrciehAninoff. 20 Thou
Billowy Harvest Fields" by Rach
mammoth THE last I.eaf." by Sid
nsy Homer. and "IA DANA" by
Roznlni.
IL. u. Turner proved an excellent
acoompanlst for tho singer. whose
local appearance was under the man.
Rgement Of katherine Rice.
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Frink Park Guilds
Musical Tea

A delightful program has been ar.
ranged Tor the musical tea Frink
Park Guild % the ChlidFrn's ortho.
pedlc hospital win give wednesday
afternoon az the home of Mrs r. T..
Beckett. al sist ave. $. az ,
ociock
Following are the numbers;
Ca "horangf" s.+sstsess.ss,f Ia lerEs
an sfrrap sheotsr~ .,ss. EantWccd lane
rcrofhsa lcgpef
fn -Daffodlis sBioslng- ........ss
.............,. Inward UrFrmAn
90 = r.sssa - Tour windew-s...
.a.sss.sss-stttfsf MAY IL ltraAs
fci ~rasf1rais" .+ttts..t--e-tr.s SArs1
Mr. Joseph nafleu Hsrfiscr-
Ms, Wtnifred Eauanfid az the plane.
fat "rsFrvtf .s..s.tsssss Vretehinaneff
40 rsganisb psrcs ..s..tstt, aaresaie
iiousins Eiliot Lavsan-
-nanaGr q Maior~ s.,s-sr.s..t. tChepin
uorcthsa Hoppe.
a. sro q Win Toy .st.-ss.ss-t... Cox
thi ~raie Moen .tsrtrsss.rttt logan
tet The reart ~ the spring
............ Kate Gumsfs BLACK
Mrs Ie.sgn barlow harrisan.
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LADIES. GRoTro CLUB
lNGRoWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF.

t~-~>--~~~-~-~~~-~~~-~~~>
a noted authority says that o
few drops OF "outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the lngrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
20 toughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath tho too nail. that
IL can not penetrate tho flesh. and
the nail turns naturally outward
almost over night.
"outgro' Is a harmless antiscptio
manufactured for chIropodists. How.
ever, anyone can buy from the
drug store tiny bottle containing
s.-Adycrtlscment. $3.50.
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Faculty Wiues Name
NelC Board

-Four new members were elected
10 the executive hoard % the Faculty
Wives club Monday az the annual
luncheon held AZ the University OF
Washington Commons
They Include Mrs Harvey Laniz.
Mrs. o. T.. Draper. Mrs. y, Victor
smith and Mrs. Howard Lewis.
Members on the board retaining OF.
flee are Mrs. David G. Hall. Mn.
Edwin n. stevens. Mrs. John y.
Cobb Mrs. 4, o. Eckieman and Mrs.
George rmphrey
This board WIN later sise, offiesrs.
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ELECTRONIC and
RADIO VIBRATION

DIR. IOUGHNEY HAS STUDIED
THE ELECTRONIC RADIO vIBRA.
TORY METHOD THAT HAS PROV.
ZEN so EFFICIENT. and has com.
pictc equipment In his office. Also
Is fully qualified TO take caro- Of NIL
patients who desire 10 avail them.
selves Of this wonderful treatment.
What DIR. Lougliney il doing for 9th.
ers he can do for you. DO not neglect
your health. Make an appointment
today.
NOrE-pr. I,oughpcy's Bake oven
Treatment offices arc located ut tho cor
uer Of Tifth and Union. In the Crary
B1;idiug. Rooms oi0-3ii-aiss3iB-3it.
Dr. Lousiiney II sssisted by competent
lady nurses. Hours, o n. m. 10 y. M.
sunday, o TO ~ only. Telephone MA In
8st:.
Write for full information
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GREENWOOD PIT. A.
LoRnATNE SOCIAL rLun
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SEWARD SOCIAL

SEWARD SOCIAL
AND LITERARY CLrB
The Seward Social and Literary
club viii hold is next meeting al
the Federation clubhouse. corner OF
Harvard and Thomas. Friday. April
~. az n. ~. MIR. Y y. pnYl,
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Mrs. Dudley
Plans Luncheon

To compliment Mrs George
Holden Of Lincoln. Neh,. who II a
guest OF Tacoma friends Mrs
Homer Dudley viii entertain with
a luncheon o. eight covers AZ her
home on "Wednesday afternoon.
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Restores Mary r.. Davis. age az, from
uttcr helplcssncss In but few
treatments. Her interesting letter
follows:

DIR. BeuEhney's Human Bake oven
IL dping much moro good than IL
claim ed for u. Sufferers are quickly
restered TO their farmer good health
by the Bake oven. I have actually
bees transformed from n condition
of utter hripicssness To what APP
pears 60 be complete recovery. In but
= few days. This remarkable change
was brought about In DIR. Ieugh-
n~y's Human Dake oven. had TO
he lifted and helped around and !
suffered ferrtbiyi now ! nm sonrre
of surprise 10 everyone who knows
me. ] am ne sprsas Eiri. Can do
hcusework aud not notice any ia
tigue or = bit of my old suffering
after strenuous work or long. brisk
walks, and the way I've iinsbcred up
II mere thnn I expected. MY blood
pressure has been reduced from 100
Down 10 13e. and NIL Of the dirginess
md headache IL gone-nnd TINT
dizziness was always with me. nm
6s years Of sxe and vns helpless.
Age don't seem to hinder DIR. LouEh-
ney's BAKE oven from relieving suf-
ferInE. feel that any freatmrnf
TINT can bring about such quick re-
lief from suffering merits the great
est Of prnisc. 7 consider the trent
ment wonderful.
MARY II. DAVIS.
zoo Minor North.
"a pttI-0S5l.
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WOmen's Clubs

Wednesday. April ,. al 1870 a. m.
Mrs. BurIelgh ~. Reeder viii 10
hostess. Mrs. Katherine Baker.
who has recently returned from
California, win address the club
and the annual election OF officers
win be held.
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Personal

Mrr Allan Trumbuu 81 port
Townsend. d. spending this week sr
the guest Of AR ana Airs Walter
Douglas
AR and Airs. James Hamilton De
NcuYe. accompanied by Mra. william
Chester Keith. returned sunday from
a trip 10 California Mrs Keith viii
b. the guest Of the DC Neuyes Tor a
ahns1 tlla7.
SIR and Ms. John CouncT removed
last week 70 their country home a.
Three Tree Point.
Mrs. Frank Gilbert Black, who
has been Waiting her mother. Mrs.
George A. Bell. IN Sacramento. for
two months. returned 10 thu city
Monday.
Mrs. William Randall Crawford.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Miss Katherine Crawford. IN Los An
sclss for a month. Is expected home
the last OF this week.
Nfrs. james Garfield Eddy left
Monday for Del Monte. where she
win spend tho Easter holidays with
her daughter. Miss Adslins Eddy,
who IL attending Mas Ransome's
school az Piedmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Floyd Frost
Of Gold Bar who have been spend
ing few days With Mr. and Mn
Y. c. Ewing. motored 10 their homs
today.
Ms. Edward Ssumnn Of 81. Pau
was the guest for a Jew days last
week OF Mrs. Emma T. Mouitot
and Miss Ruth Moulton on her wnJ
home from California.
Mrs. a. W. Qulst left Monday
night for Europe, 10 be some foui
months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 81. clhpp returned
Sunday from a three weeks visit 10
Southern California and san Fran
cisco.
AIRS. Jossph A. Laihom len sun
day for San Francisco 10 visit hsi
daughter. Mrs. v. 81. Barsion. with
whom she viii motor thru California
and MEXICO.
Mrs. Harry Glenn silbbs has re
7 turned from n trip 10 California.
AIRS. Guido Fans returned sunda,
from n three weeks visit in sar
/ Francisco.
Z H. .s-.far 7Fhttr-fay AnriI 10 A
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY,

EASTERN STAR CLUE
Eastern Star club viii have a
bridge for members Wednesday.
April ?, at ,. M. at 1920 Arcade
square.
LADIES' SOCIAL CLUB
The ladies' Social club OF Mount
View viii give a card party at
Harms hall, "wednesday. April ..
HOME SEWING CLUB
ladies' OF the G.. A. r.. Home
Sewing club viii NEE. Wednesday.
April ?. with Mrs. Jean strum,
2ss2is W. s5th -. Luncheon at
noon. Take car No. zs.
MYSTIC JEWEL NO. 40
Mystic Jewel Auxiliary No. 40
viii meet Wednesday. April .. at
Odd Fellows temple. 10th and f.
Pine St Luncheon at o'clock.
INTERPLAY PIT. 4.
Intsrhay PIT. A. Win hold ifs
regular meeting, Wednesday. April
?, at 1880 D. m. in the school
lunch room. Election OF officers.
QUEEN ANNE AUXILIARY
Queen Anne Auxiliary Of the Ruth
school building fund, will meet wed.
nssday. April .. at the home Of Mrs.
Chris Foss, 1913 45th ave. S. w.
Luncheon at 1870 p. M, followed By
business meeting.
AUXILIARY OF
LETTER CARRIERS
The ladies' Auxiliary Of Letter
Carriers win hold a luncheon and
business meeting Wednesday. Aprll
:. At the home Of AIRS. George cannv
1876 y. nth 81.
SEWING CLUE
The Puget Sound sisters, gavlro
club VIII be entertained By Mr.. i
q. Giiluiy. 1904 +. Alder st.. at
aincneon, Wednesday, April Q, at /
MOTHERS CLUB UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER. D. a. r.
The Mothers club Of University
chapter. y. A. r., will hold ne reg.
uiar meeting Wednesday. Anrli q 81,
: ?, m. at the chapter house. 47I4
.niyeralty blvd. Election Of Off.
GERS. Full attendance desired.
COLUMBIA PIT. a.
Columbia PIT. 4. will meet on
meanescay. April .. at 25o D. m. in
'ne assembly room. Tho b,,sIn.ss
session viii include election Of orr.
~ election Of delegates 10 the con.
sennon and committee reports
Room VII give a playle, on.
,l'lcd The Gold FISH, Mrs n q
'lark. Junior past prssiden, ali,
present q silk flag lx6 10 the school
winch VIII be accepted for tho acbooI
Sy Wiimot HIT. president Of The am.
aent body. Flag ritual BY pupil, Of
WET SEATTLE ART crJ,p
ING west Seattle Art club y.,it
meet At the Federntion cI,,t., ...'
corner Of Thomas and Harvard ~
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p
win be held.
WoAfAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Tho household administration dc.
partment OF tho woman's Century
club win meet for luncheon in room
20i. NJ the Homo Economics building.
at the university. Miss Grace Denny
OF the University Of Washington
home economies department will
speak on walls. Backgrounds and
Woods" Program in room 3o7. Elec.
tlon OF officers. The chorus OF tho
club win meet az $50 a. m. in tho
Montclius building.
QUARTERLY MEETING
The quarterly meeting Of the
Women's Baptist Missionary Union
will be held Wednesday, April Q, at
tho Tabernacle Baptist church.
The program for the day follows:
Morning Session
1870 Devotiopsi-Fer. y. A. xeSrlty.
1895 Businsss
1880 Reports.
fi;is Round Table sfrs Geo. B.gi.y
Brief reports from each church in the
Seattle association.
1900 Music .......... Tabernacle church
1910 Luncheon.
Basket luncheon. Ladies' OF the Tsber-
naels church will furnish hot dish
and coffee.
Afternoon session
1850 Song services and devotional.
................N Mrs. II. &. Weber
1916 Roll cali and offering.
z!oo Music .s.......... Fremont church
7Io Address. waste Rev. Ebert Hicks
3.f0 Solo, How Beautiful Are Thy
DweilinEsr Samuel TAddle)
...+.s....,..... Mrs. Edna MoiIns
1850 Address, rCuIiiyafIns the fioms
Field" ....... DR.. j. r. watson
Officers-Presidenf. Mrs. J. ". Kerr:
vice president. Mrs. II. =. Gross. record
Ing secetary. Mrs. Geo. J. johnson. cor
responding secretary, Mrs. ". y. Henry.
Jr. treasurer. Hiss Gcrtruds ID. Ray.
LADIES' GRoTTo CLUB
The Ladies' Grotto club viii meet
At tho Federated clubhouse Wednes.
day. April 0, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Hyne-
man, Mrs. stammers and Mrs.
white. hostesses for tho day. have
arranged the following program.
Piano solo. Miss Clara Turner: tdlk.
by Miss Alminn George. Of tho Sc.
attic public schools. who viii speak
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The natural way Of restoring your
complexion Is with herbs. Herb Medi.
cine Co. Denny BidE,. OPP. Bon
Marche Advertisement.
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VIII Usher at
Diron Recital

Mrs. Ruth Curtis Cutting. Mrs.
Mabel Randoh. Mr.. Florence Hoi,
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and Mrs. c. y. FoilFieh viii be the
hostssses. Mr.. Max Weller. who
has recently come here from Port
land. viii speak on Home Grounds
and Flower Growing
DICKENS Fellowship
B.ckcn. Fellowship viii meet
Thursday, April 10. Of p. IA. at
the Chamber % commcrcs.
COURT WHIST PARTY
The Seattle City-wido Democratic
womsns club will play court whist
At card party 20 be Eivsn az
Darinalrs cafeteria. Thursday. April
10. AZ S:is ,. m. Public invited.
FonTsoN-T HYGEsEN
AUXILIARY
forison- Thyges>n Auxiliary No
:, Z, s. ". ". viii meet IN reEu.
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progrpm VIII be in charge OF Nm
George EorOn.
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will give n concert from until .
o'clock. This will be followed by a
business meeting and election OF Of
ficers.
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on Industry in the SCHOOL,. a talk
on what IL Being Done for tho In
dustrial Women Along Educational
Lines" will be given by Mrs. Lon.
daon. violin solo. Mary Elizabeth
Jones. Members may invita- guests
AZ / p. m. the club win have a
meeting ~ the clubhouse 10 perfect
their organization.
GREENWOOD PIT. A.
The Greenwood PIT. A. viii meet
WEDNESDAY. April ?. AZ : y. m.
Nettis shrcvo Haymaa viii speak
on The ReaderS Art" and little
Marjorie simonson viii sins. Elec-
ton OF officers Refrei,hmcn,a
LORRAINE SOCIAL srLun
Lorraine Social club will meet
Wednesday. April ?, with Mrs. Loo
Eimorr. 1906 r Denny way. Lunch
con AZ ., ~. Cards as (. ,. m.
Call IN st-59si.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
A. the meeting OF the Seattle Won.
ans club held Monday az tho FEEDER
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lar session Thursday. April 10. at
-2n--m. Yt.ssaas-hsllr- Atnfefys-
All msmbers urged 10 be present.
Initiation.
WARREN AVE. PIT. A.
Warren Ave. PIT. A. will meet
Thursday afternoon. April 10, In ,hs
assembly room. The school children
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MOTHERS NJ, CLUB UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER. D. a. r..
The Mothers club Of universit y
cnapisr. y. A. r.. viii hold lts reg.
nlar meeting Wednesday. April Q. ~
z p m. at the chapter house 47f4
.niyeraity blvd. Election Of off.
GERS. Full attendance desired.
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COLUMBIA Pr. 4

WET III SEATTLE ART CLUB
ING west Seattle Art club viii
meet at The Federation cIubbo,,.s .'
corner OF Thomas and Harvard ~
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SEWING CLUE

SEWING CLUE
The Puget Sound Sisters Sewing
r,uo wili be entertained by Mrs. J.
=. 1l'iu'y. 1904 =. Alder st.. al
hncheon, Wednesday, April Q, at /
.. m.
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AUXILIARY OF
LETTER CARRIERS
The LADIES' Auxiliary Of Letter
.arriers win hold luncheon and
business meeting Wednesday. April
=. at the home Of Airs. George canny.
1876 y. nth 81.
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AIRS. Harry Glenn silhbs has re-
turned from a trip 20 California.
AIRS. Guido Tars returned Sunday
from n three weeks visit In San
Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-08
LIBERTY

Maurice Holstrom went to the
Waldo County hospital May T., for
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bagley were
business visitors in Belfast Tues
day.
A number of the young people
from this place attended the dance
May night at East Palermo. A good
crowd and a good time was report
ed. The money made from this
dance is to be used to buy scenery
for the stage in the Grange hall.
Miss Coda Boynton, who Is teach
ing in Knox passed Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley Boynton.
Edward Bridges, who bought the
Bagley point last fall, plans event
ually to build seven cottages, but has
lumber ready for five now and has
commenced work on the lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claborn Stickney and
brother, Ernest Stickney from North
Vassalboro passed Sunday with their
parents.
Will Lamson and Will Whitaker
were business visitors in Belfast last
week.
A. Y. Scates and son, Maurice
from Palermo, commenced working
for Herbert Thomas May 6.
Lyle Trask and Walter Sporie
were Sunday callers in Augusta.
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Maine Khan
Leader to Be
Gayer of Indiana

/ Portland, Me-, May IL. Eugene
Farnsworth, long King Kleagle of the
Ku Klux Khan of the Domain of Maine,
has been succeeded by E. l.. Gayer of
Indiana.
The new King Kleagle was to arrive
in Portland Wednesday, and has al
ready assumed the duties Of his Office,
according to information received from
reliable source.
Mr.. Gayer will establish his head
quarters in Rochester, N. H, it is stat
ed, and from there will supervise the
activities of the Invisible Empire in
1t is rumored that he and Mr.. Farms
worth were in conference in Washing
ton last Thursday, and that both are
on friendly terms and an amicable
surrender of the reins Of office was ef-
fected.
Plans Of King Kleagle Gayer for his
administration are unknown to the
large body of Kansmen and few have
met him. 1t is thought, however, that
he will be introduced to the Portland
Klavern Thursday night.
Mr.. Farnsworth, who organized the
Khan in this State, and who aggres-
sively waged it's campaign for mem
bership, announced on April "a that he
has resigned for reasons Of i'll health,
and because he felt that a younger
man should be at the head Of such an
order during the strenuous political
campaign to be waged in Maine this
summer.
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A bit Of bright colored paper-some
warm wax-sharp scissors and skilful
fingers and the result is q life like
carnation, a dew kissed rose or per-
haps a member of the stately lily ia
mily--thousands of these have been
made by Mrs. Barbara Mathews, who
lives on the Cony road. She has five
daughters and she keeps them busy
helping in the work; even the small
est OF the quintet is clever under the
artistic guidance of Mrs. Mathews.
1t all started many years ago, when
Mrs. Mathews father, the late Harry
Thayer was stage carpenter Of the
Bangor Opera House. A mishap in
the properties Of a travelling show,
threw panic into the company as
some flowers which formed q most
important part of the performance
had been mutilated beyond repair. 1t
was the duty of the stage carpenter
to do everything but restore flowers
and such flippances of the stage. But
he took home one of the more re-
spectacle posies.
Can you make a flower like that p"
no asked his little daughter. She
took the flower and the material and
made the desired number of flowers
and thus her fame was started. From
stage roses to sweet peas. carnations,
and lilies and many others, which
were most life like. the little girl add
ed fame to her ability.
That wasn't so many years ago,
but since then Mrs. Mathews has
been n very busy woman, making
flowers for many occasions. Stage
Manager Thayer who after leaving