WITH 1"!E MURDER OF HIS
BUSINESS ASSOCIATE IN
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SKOWHEGAN, Maine,
John A. Burke. turner deputy sherifl
and tax collector at Jachnm, we:
placed on trial in the Supreme Court
here todnv for the murder of Nelson
W. Brnov, his business associate.
Sheriff John Moor-es had a large force
of deputies about the building be-
cause of the presence in town otI
manv v-onrismen friends of the muro=
dered man.
Bartlev. who was a hunter’s guide
and “mm-int» of the Moose River
House at Indium mutation. an or-
ganl-rmt tar-mild» on the Canadian Pa-
ciils P-iinv near the Canadian bor-
BURKE GOES TO :RIAT. cuAriGED as ml) 0|: “m6, “"7" .
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'der. divameared on October 15. He
was last one“ that evening as he was'
leavlmv his hotel with Bun-h in an an-l
tomoblie. An hour later Burke s'um-'
moned a nhvsirlvm and anmtnced that
he had been shot bv Bav-tiov before
Burke's: home. He hxd'a bullet wound
in one. of his iews. The next mominz
he had a warrant issued for Barney’s
arrest. ’
Three (lav: later Barney's ban» ....:
round in what' has been dPscrlbed as
a liquor nmumlei’s cache in the woods
alone the road to Canada, two mites
north of Jaclunnn.
An anion-w revealed bullet wounds
in the front and’bnck of his head. His
friends asserted that although he was
a guide for manv years and made
manv trlns into the wild country near
the border. he never carried a revolv-
er. lie was 38 veers of axe and was
said to have left an estate valued in.
$60,000.
Burke is said to have- told the othe-
era that Hartley shot him during a
quarrel over a business deal involving
notes for approximately 33.0%.
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When a man takes a. ery long time
to write a letter it may be merely
that.he. is a. simplified speller.
Advortisp in the Sentnel
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What Lincoln said
{Front an address by
Abrnhm Lincoln to
I‘hn 'u'o'orkmen’c Asso-
aahon m 1864!
"P:oper:y is the fruit
at labor: property l‘;
desirable: in a positive
300;! in the world .. ..
Let not him wit: 1.:
bunnies: no?! down
the house et sneaker.
butlet Hm work dill"
really and build one
for inmsolIJhusby er-
om’le assuring that
his own shall be safe
[ram violence whe'
b-II.
' 'city.
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L°°k at tong“: We poi-en- from .
Feb. 11.— “on“-
mmacm fiver “_ bomb Courts for m owing to
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ly—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for lllc
little stomach, liver and bowels. Chilo-
ren love its delicious frii'iy taste. Full
directions for child’s dose on each bct-
tlc. Give it without fear. '
Mother! You must say “Cniiiorni-J.‘
CURTIS CONCEALS DAUGHTER.
LITCHFIELD. Fob. l3.—Edwa.rd \V.
Curtis. who created :1 scene in the su-
perior court at “’insted, and whose
condition appeared to be that. of a man
mentally unbalanced. had a. quiet night
in the jail.
The county authorities and Mrs. Cur-
tis, ibis understood. are anxious to
locate the daughter. Grace. who was
taken from Torrinzton a year ago and
was last known to. he in New York
Curtis wits arrested‘in t‘b’at city
on the criminal libel charge. He would
not tell where his daughter was, and
has given no inkling of her where-
abouts, He is believed to have hidden
her. Search has been made in u num-
ber of places by officers.
When the talk turns from politics to railroads, and
the traveler with the cocksure air breaksin with,
“There’s an awful lot of ‘water’ in the» railfiadsfl
here are some hard-pan facts
American railroads have cost $80,900 a mm
bed, structures, stations, yards, 1 3‘rninalsf'freight‘
prose and demanded that the court
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CREATED UPHOAH IN UUUflT.
WINS'EED. Feb. 11.—num W.
Curtlss, 10m of Sallchry, who“!
immanent-mute“ County
tic troubles, end later charged with
llbelling court oilicers, created I
scene in the Superior Court todav.|
while-nit: mend street either roll;
or telped. He had: been lxought
trout the Lucille“ lull, where he is
serving a-seutenco-ot nine months for _
“balling Judge L. Borneo. Coroner S.
A. Herman and others. He was plac-
ed on trial for contempt of court in'
failing to obey a court order to cent“:
er his daughter to Attorney Herman,
who is Mrs. Curtiss' counsel.
The case had been started before
Judge W. M. Maltble when Curtiss
hear what he had to m in his own
behalf. %
Judge Maltbie sxid he would hear
the defendant at the proper time. Cur»
tiSs then began to rave, finally using
profane language and lashing with
his tongue court officers and others
who had been complainants or wit-
nesses in his other troubles. Sher“!
Tux-kington. his deputy, Chic! of P0
lieu elocum. and two court officers
unlit-”iv bad all they could do to
physically restrain Curtlss. Finally
he was handcuffed. gagged and car-
rimi hit) the sheriff's room.
Judge. Maltbiv _.~‘hortly after went
into the room and asked Curtiss if if;
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BATURDAY, FEB. 14. 1970
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Kedbcfibm on For Coats
TwentyéFive. wads in Hudson Seal,
Nutrlaa, Carson], Mariam
Kfi" MM~S3931
Less 20 Per Cent from Regular
_ Any one who anticipates buying a fur coat should consider this
offering. Prospects are that furs will not be
The market to-day shows a large advance over that of last fall.
Styles in. Cbatees, very desirable in
liengtbs: 1%, 363ml 40 inches.
less for a long time.
Second floor.
would inhuve himself so the
could he resumed. (‘urtiss again used
his tongue until gaggul. 'I‘hc-courz
thr‘nzhi it useless to requmu tho) rrsso
and Curtiss will be returned to jail.
MET FATE OF THE WEAK.
It seems that there, can be no
doubt that the cliff dwellers W‘Tr ex
terminated by their more savage and -
the men being '
warlike neighbors.
killed and the women being adopted
into the tribe. of conquerors "winch
in some, cases migration may have be-
rome necessary as a result of drought
or pressure- from outside tribes.
to give him:
and passenger trains—everything from the great
city terminals to the last spike.
A good ooncreteeand-asphalt highwaycosts $36,000
a mile—just a bare road, not counting the cost of
culverts, bridges, are.
Our railroads couldn’t be duplicated today
for $150, 000 a mile.
They are capitalized for oniy‘$71,000 smile—ranch
less than their actual value. Seventy-one thousand
dollars today will buy one looomot ive. ‘ '
English railways are capitalized at $274,000 a mile;
the French at $155,000; German $132,000; even in
Canada (still in pioneer development) they are
capitalized at $67,000 a mile.
foreign countries is $100,0il).
- Low capitalizatiOn and high
The average: for all
operating efliciency
have enabled American railroads to pay the high-
est‘wages while charging the
lowest rates.
this advertisement is published by the
flsociation qftcllailway ébcecutives
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Comfort while traveling adds much to'the enjoy-
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equipped with all accessories necessary to conven-
i ience and'pleasure.
i Traveling Cases for men.
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. pieces.
Narrow leather strips
in patent or dull finish,
mostly black;
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NEW YORK, 'r‘e‘b. 13.—«~The N--w
Your. Stock Exchange will erect .1
twcnty-twu story omcc billlllln'. sd-
joining its present Wall Street hour.
it was announced todtv. To comm-e
:tpace for enlarging its tradin': floor
and i0 picvidc for future needs in
Board room requireme-flt. the 0!-
chance recently purchased the \Viiks
and Mortimer Buildings. pioneer nine,—
story “skyscrapers," which .will be
torn dorm to make want for new sum:
ture. The enlafln‘tLEkd‘tuze will ex-
tend a whole block on was SW.
The cost of the new rtructure is vs
thinned at 33.0001100 while the com-
bined aresseé votne o; the present ex-
chi-w"u 9"" two buildings ad the land
is 3.000.000.
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:Also Haul “‘39W
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Smaller Cases with £er fittings.
Portfolios, patent or Yachette leather, a few in
colors, containing pad, compartments for envelopes
and memo books, some have pencil and address book.
{4&L_Leather Section. 4': I‘ll 2...--. .
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Black Seal lined with black leather, fitted with
ebony pieces, most complete. This has extra
strap with buckle and handle for carrying.
BIackSeal with b rown leather. lining, ebony fit.
fiat cloth brush. Snap clasp for
safety
$25.00
$10.00
Khaki Cases, edges leather bound, ebony fittings.
$5.00
Traveling Cases for women.
Black Seal Case containing separate pad of moire
silk, to which is attached ivory toilet articles. This is
in apron effert with two stout tapes which may be
fastened around the waist when traveling in a pull-
$15.00
$5.00
$1.00 to $18.50
manicure Sets in small envelope cases, blue, rose,
brown and red, silk lined and with five manicure
53-00
MedicineCues fitted With first aid requirements.
$1.00 to. $10.50
Leather Sect‘on. min floor.
L- - Cans
W” sine
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iron reinforced top and
bottom,
$3.45
ll? ' 'nt.
MEXICAN TROOPS
PURSUE BAN en's,
MEXICO ClTY, Pub. linulcan
troops an.- actively pursuing bandit;
Wuu rz‘ct-ntly captured .16.th Asaew.
an American. at Game: PM, and
canted him into the mountains, ac-
(ordn: to remioflcjai im‘ormst’oi re-
(1 lved here. Hts rescue is believed
to be imminent.
WOMAN KILLED i" 2.000:
FOOT AERIAL runs:
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 14.-“ she?
a movie tantra in another almlam'
(t‘i‘knl. Mrs. Kill?! Broulwicz. 50,
plurxred 2.0“) feet to her dent}: :crc
Wed 10-day. Mrs. lircudwhk’s arro-
"stiznt" woman. has demon-strata: a
M sabre patented by hu- mama.
The device failed
ilg her.
to open. Charles :
. lircadwick. her hush-mama watch-
As the young Wm. mg ml
was seentostrucghwhbtbom
in She landed on hornet. but. he: '
My was crushed~
N0 LEE‘NAY 0N . INC-D." Th?!
“’ASHINGTON, Feb. 14.—-—No ext-3n
sic: of time {or filing income tax rc- i
turn will bemutettbio-yeer is the
bureau of. intamt mount.
Conmiwioner Roper announces to-
.cis: that conditions which instilled ex.
lemme the mine. up.“
$3.1": iimtfihosem tail to
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Metric in woven madras $3.00 special
These cannot be duplicated for less than $4.0“, l1 ‘ -
look at these and make early selection.
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Gray and white in me-
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$1.25, $2.50. $.50
Don’t Forget the
Valentines
Saturday will be Valen-
tine's Day so the time is
short to make selections.
Many new cards and
novelties have been
added this week and
these are all arrayed on
a case near the front
Jewelry (‘ountr-
Bag Frames it,
grid or (Hindi/m:
The handy \NUill. n
to select. her 0H .1 . .~
rials whrn mu? J- ,-
new hag.
59 C18. in ‘
Shell Frames. Sir?“ .Ip
Ribbon Sahioirs
picture lockcts all...
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shirts, a 3.10mi \;
from gold tilled 1..
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Caps. Bun Bons and
Snappers.
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Dauble Boiler _ No. 9 ............... $3 2*
1 1'2 ‘1“ “in Sat. spew. White Dinner Plates
, $1.39 38:. 20c. Sat. special.
. We G 6 for 9:
Azate Dish Pans White Sou) Plates
1‘ in. sin. Reg 93¢ at 393. 250 each. Sat. special.
' ”79: 6 f0” $3.;
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