VOL. X X X V II NO. 42. MAINE WOODS, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MAY 13, 1915. PRIGS 4 CENTS
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The First Dut3r O f A n y ^W /; /7/ Rifle Is To Slioot Straight 'im y.-\ ®7?8C' The things that distinguish Remmgton-UMC Big Game Rifies ‘ hom all others of their class are; certain fundamental fefineiaents invented and used exclusively by the Remington Arms-Urnon Metallic Cartridge Company. H igh P o w e r S lid e A c tio n R ep ea te rs with the famous Rein- itijt-ja-UiVlC Slide Action teatutr: Six shot; Hammerless; 22 inch Otdnance Steel Bane!, patented quick-adjustable Straight Bat Rear Sight and new design Copper Bead Front Sight. Chambered for 25 Remington. .30 Remington, .32 Remington and .35 Remington cartridges. A u to lo a d in g R ifle s —Five shoU at one loading— you simply press the tugger for each shot. Automatically ejects empties ar.d loads the fresh shell. Made with the famous Remin.*too-UMC S-.iid Breech; Hilniuerleas; Positive Safety Device; Chambered for 25 f t : > V- ! R™*,Remington, .30 Remington, .32 Remington and .J ' Remington One of the Finest Appointed Resort Hotels in the State of Maine Sie» — and the new 22 calibre Kjnington-W viC Autoload* # shooting the .22 Remington Autoloading Caitridge y -S r-p fx ILook cvJc fortor the dealer who displays flic R td B : II M rrk oj Reminp>cn- Ui\lC. H e has these Rnmington-UMC Riiie* in stock now or can get them for you. T o keep veur gun cleaned and lubricated Center of the best Trout and Salmon Fishing r/ghi. use Hem O il.‘ the new powder solvent, rust GOLF, TENNIS, MUSIC, BOATING, BATHING, AUTOING firrve.ijtative. arid gun ubncanL Write for Booklet that will tell You all about it. r vxr.ruuafi'c. - • • TiTirarii smmnm^sismaLaaaxs:
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HOTEL BLANCHARD Avoid False Moves. Middle Dam this spiring and We are STRATTON MAINE No false move should ever be made DR. J. W. f c l O L S KEMPTON LUMBER Looking foward to much sport With In the center of the Fish and Game to extricate yourself out of a diffi tlie fly by the guests of Lakewood culty or to gain an advantage. There NETS A BEAUTY Calmps. Section. Write for booklet. can be no pleasure in playing with CO. LOSE BY FIRE HOTEL BLANCHARD, a person once detected in such un A crew cf men will soon start in STRATTON MAINE. E. H. GROSE. Prop. fair practices.— Benjamin Franklin. Never Better Fishing at Saddle on the Carry road to put it in good (Special to Maine Woods.) back Lake. condition for the summer travel. Rangeley, May 8.—Ti e Kempton One of the best all around fishing and hunting camps in the Rangeleys. Several (parties have came to Mid Lumber Company manufacturing Lake, Pond and Stream fishing, all near the camps. The five mile river affords dledam with autos via Rumford Falls (Special to Maine Woods.) plant was destroyed by fire early the best of fly-fishing. Camps with o t without bath room. and South Arm. Saddleback Lake C .snips, Dallas, Saturday morning. The fire was For particulars write for free circular to Tourists who make this trip will Maine.—There was great excitement discovered in the main building a- F . Capt. F. F. COBURN, find a garage at South Arm where when Dr. J. W. Nichols of Farming- bout 2 o’clock, and reached the en- they can leave their auto. LAKEWOOD CAMPS, Middledam, Maine ton, with James Nile as guide,'| gine house before help arrived, All brought to the boat landing a 64b. i ti e buildings except one used for trout. storing shingles, etc., were burned The Place Where You Can Always Find Unsurpassed Fishing. / They caught this trout on a Par- and considerable lumber was destroy GOOD FISHING TIM POND CAMPS maebenee Belle fly at 10 a. m. May ed. Individual Camps, Rock- Fire-places, Fly and Bait Fishing. Lake and 7th. According to the Doctor’s story j The loss which is estimated at AT M00SEHEAD Stream Fishing for Trout. Telephone. Daily Mail. Write for Booklet. the fish would let him reel him up j $25,000 is partly covered by insurance, in sight of the boat, then he would j Lafayette Kempton is the heaviest JULIAN K. VILES & SON, Tim, Franklin Co., Me. ma,kle a mad rush and reel out all | loser, owning about one-half of the Record Breaking Salmon Caught- of his line. Then he would try get-[plant. The mill was built 14 years Weigbing 11 1-2 Pounds. ting slack by rushing back towards ago and contained many valuable Ed. Grant’s Kennebago Camps the boat. After 30 minutes’ of hard patents, representing years of work Log camps with baths, open fires, etc. Best trout fly-fishing, both lake and work he managed to get him up to and care on the part of Mr. Kemp BeLcrw is a list of some of th,e stream, canoeing, mountain climbing, etc. Excellent cuisine. Post Office guests at the Piscataquis Exchange ind Long Distance Telephone in Main Camp. For rates, descriptive circulars the net, but as soon as he would ton. It is not known whether the and other information, write see the net and by being nearly plant will be rebuilt or not. H. A. Hotels Greenville Jet., who have been CD. GRANT (EL SON CO.. P. O. Address, Grant's Me. tired out, he tried the sulking game. Furbish is treasurer of the company. fishing at Moos ©head last week, andi Railroad and Telegraph office Kennebago, Me. He would go down to the bottom and tie number of filsh caught: Frank sulk until the Doctor would raise Gross, Banger, 8 trout, 1 togue; Phil him up a® he was not hooked as FISHING BEST lip Eaton, New York, 3 salmon (one solid as he might have been. 4V2 pounds); H. W. Mosher, Schen BALD MOUNTAIN CAMPS Bttld MS”“ntftin | ectady, N. Y., 7 trout; John Rodeck, :3 W e can only give the Doctor cred-1 SEEN FOR YEARS Bald'Mountain Camps are situated at the foot of Bald Mountain on Mooselooktige- Boston, 2 salmon; Fred Bartlett, funtic Lake. Near the best fishinar grounds. First class steamboat connections Auto it for bis good management of the I road to camp?—Telephone connections—Two mails daily Write for free Clreular. line. Goudisboro, 20 trout, 1 salmon; Edw. AMOS E LLIS . Prop’r.. Bald Mountain.. Maine Lanay (Hotel Guide), 30 trout, 5 sal After dinner Dr. Cragin of Water- Several Auto Parties Come Via mon (one 7 pounds); i. N. Gold ville had the good luck to get a 4- Rumford and South Arm. smith, Boston, 20 trout; M. C. Jack- pounder on a Paile Evening Dunn fly. son, New York, 4 trout. The follow After a continuous fight for half an ■tasss (Special to Maine Woods.) ing have also made good catches: (hour he brought him to the boat. Middledam, Me., May 10.—The Ice Wm. Sheehan., W. D. Broughton:, J. W e never have had such good has been out two weeks and many W. Mahoney, G. A. Burbank, Boston; Mountain View House fishing. The only way we can ac good catches have been made at N. J. Lamb, Sangervillie; E. P. Dyer, count for it is tine good care and Mountain View, Maine Pond-in-River and the dam with a Portland; J. B. Levitzky, Neiw York. stocking in the past few years with fly, while the .fishing in the Narrows The town people have also been For farther particulars write or address trout of a breed from the Rangeley and on the lake is the best seen i making good 'catches the past three $ Lakes that will grow large, and we L. E. BOWLEY, in many years-. j days, and the outlook for the next have no doubt but that we will in a Maine. There are no togs to go through thi- (Continued on page five.) Mountain Yiew, . . . $ few years have some of the best fly ftLslhing for trout at any time of year. It is like this, the hotter the HEALD POND CAMPS weather, the better fly fishing we SPRING FISHING have because this is a shallow lake with many little springs all over it Will Soon Be Here and during the hottest days the trout will rise out of these springs. Hemon Black well.
THE RANGELEY LAKES AND DEAD RIVER REGION LUCKY ANGLERS ' offers many attractions to the FISHERMEN. The num AT WILSON LAKE erous Lakes, Ponds and Streams in this territory are veil stocked and a continuous supply of fish is provided (Special to Maine Woods.) Wilton, May 11.— Among the lucky for by wise laws, well enforced. 'Phis region is easily fishermen on Wilson Lake for the leached in one day from Boston. past week are: Ralph, Adams and You will make no mistake by arranging for your SPRING W ill Sawyer four good salmon; FISHING TRIP to any of these waters. A descriptive booklet George Wyman, a 4y 2 pound togue; Charles Illinswortli, four good togue; ■with good map, free on application. Elmore Blai'sdell, five salmon; Tom F. N. BEAL, General Manager, Phillips, Maine. Dixon, one 4-pound togue. FRED fiENDERSON, Prop,, Jackman, Maine t MAINE WOODS, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MAY 13, 1915.
Forestry District. H. W. Maxfield, Bingham:—PleasantNichols, Jackman, Attean Mt.; Hugh restrictions cn the sale of it, but FIRE WARDENS W. J. Lanigan, Waterville—Kenne Ridge Ph; Highland PI. McDonald, Jackman, Bald Mt.; Lewis fellow who can take care of himself i bec waters in Maine Forestry Dis James O’Brien, Lake Moxie— F. Marsilr, Farmington, Mt. Bigelow. and a gun in the woods should be APPOINTED trict. Square Town; Moxie Gore; Ea®t Mox able to manage a bottle of p0is M. ace so o oe ag, n one in range, one on recognit shot matches world-wide force will that five bullets will be used next year year room one in next be used wall ranges be his Shot these will and has bullets member a five neces after be not target ill w season. it the during where twice Ranges week a of once least instead at wall the other each members all the meet all have that to so planned evening, is It ion. onr, r eegtc n hi en the their in in foremost energetic sthoefers are the rifle country, to of belong gathering they that ay o a a t g ad e the get and go to man a for sary range. rifle Stand ish Myles the of that tc one organization the make to deavors knowing fully league, the will mem of they enthusiastic bers the as Undoubtedly through go way. under Without a single bit of hard-feeling hard-feeling of bit single a Without tlie and Thompson President of part the during matches the in shot bers the league compares with all others others all country. with the in compares league the that the league will use that club’s club’s that use possible will is league it the and used that be similar will range club a that proposed is It n h pr o ay n oftoe 135 f(those o one any of part make the on live to will that one officials record year’s these next of the aim on work Hard remarka truly showing. a ble ended, just season attention of his company and how how and the company his attracted in of has manner league attention the the of which members the tell to as far so went even one and year t km i bt te atr and Eastern the both in foundat kimd the its that evident very is matches, the it from resulting shooters, shooting. rival of history the in long the is it aaid first the than season 12 et nw rfe auatrr o the of manufacturers rifle known best Filton President by and papers local etr hmshrs s oi enough solid is hemispheres of organization Western greatest the for ion send a representative from Chicopee Chicopee from representative a send this prizes offered The voluntarily country organization. an such taining ion by its grand work. Letters have have Letters work. grand its by ion pn hc t cntut bc club tbfc construct to which upon Falls, Mass., in order that he might might he that order in Mass., Falls, en eevd y l tre f the league the how of asking Thompsonn H. three all by received been et er n fr igr form. bigger far a in year next a satd n fr die n main in advice for and started was throughout the country. The league league The country. the throughout a atatd onr-ie recognit country-wide attracted has teams and individuals in the league league the in individuals and teams year. next season successful most its envy by other clubs and shooters shooters and with clubs other upon looked by is envy that various year ranges, this by made fair been have only onscores shooting and up wind will of league the thait the assure it ficers already an- ■ in prospects as in for <-{'-her year the displayed and season league terest next the appear rival will will world schedule. No organizatiem in the the in organizatiem No schedule. r a te id^ ht hsl; but whistle; winds^ that the as are hy h hv lann shou) Moliere aloud.— learning have who they captains made it a far better better far a it made captains n hnrd n tit-ie mem thirty-five and hundred One Plans for next year are already already are year next for Plans ihu a acdn o ay kind any of accident an Without Great talkers, without knowledge, knowledge, without talkers, Great They Fresh After Fresh After Wo ae Learning Have 'Who leaf leaf y<»« «»® being being 1 pre speak if head of a target unless you intention you unless a target of head natural tendency is to hold too close close too hold to is tendency natural o’ so sign te u when gun the swinging stop don’t the o hv plld h tigr I you If trigger. the pul-led have you targets quartering at shooting When h bl o te ht aig crossed having Shot the of bulk the a that fact the is lead enough ing ep wnig t ni yu ae seen have you until it swinging keep have to be considerably lower, for for lower, considerably be to have ginners by being “ led” too much. The The much. too led” “ being by ginners od f ht de nt e ot to out get not -does shot of load r ams awy te et bt a- but impressions best, First the always almost are hesitate. to Don’t * on straightaways. especially advice quickly, Good break. target the osat practice. constant gets— those thrown to the right or or right the to thrown those gets— ly r t d fo I ohr words, other In feo. do to try a- ally far too shoot to impossible most o o wl i all in will you do h ln aed o it. -of ahead line the target— the break often, necessary will load than of the end tail tlua£ more has the are channces the trifle comes lead” a extent “ the been certain if It a consequently to and along bunch.” astringing in mark the allow for reason led” “ Another have they bit. if a it even target a to bove all means be careful to avoid avoid to careful snapshooting. as known is be what means all bove Bhoot to learn to and is gun beginner the the Swing target. the ain ht a ol b atie by calcu attained be of only rapidity can that a lation with spot right f ed bcmsamte f immed of a matter becomes lead” “ element of trap-house—the the through ey e tres r mse b be by missed are targets few very od n la te; ht s hold is that them; lead and hold quart On target. straightaway a der score” “ the at froan drawn feet trap-Shooter’s line the imaginary an of left tar-j quartering On consideration. i'-' id Awy lo a te spot the at look Always mind: rn tres t s eesr t both to necessary is it targets unering look stat or been hold hais should It you that ed importance. iate in taken ahead be must also target, hold the to of distance the is, that cie n Gt Sed Bez All Breeze Sub Steady Not a Get Why andscribe It. wRh State Tree the imaginary point will naturally naturally will point imaginary the y h tm te ht rvl ot to out travel® shot the time the shot by slow a is lie If barrel. the of in keep Should trapshooting at ice the at Novices For Hints Some ment. Clay as sounds. means it ais no matter by a is easy spot right the ecd o drop. to menced (look ahead) of them, gauging the the gauging them, of ahead) (look h tre ta ojc wl hv pass-j have will object that target the goodly rate of speed. Therefore it it Therefore a speed. of at rate goodly distance flight. covers their also in Gunshot swiftly travel pigeons eye the follows gun the holds that n cneunl pit h gun, the point consequently and reason The prevalent. most being ries d h ae o is lgt n com- and flight its of apex the ed clear below just the be quickly rule shoots a lie as point should If target imaginary target. the some ' at h tre. n ti rqie judge requires this And target. the know To gun looking. the are you point where will instinctively and bv te u bre; ht s look, is that barrel; gun of the well stock above target the see straight should he the gun his to owing that however, opinion, of flight. its in Consensus target the over or under that over, shot than under shot ing rp Te cn eie n n in an in decide can the They leaves it as soon as trap. flight enab target the a that gauge of quickly skill to them of les degree ac a practice quired constant by have sional, ah o nct i yu ol smash c.f would you if nicety flight a to the each gauge to necessary is hand look The target; open. eyes the both at aim with Don’t a., it shot. that the novice does not appreciate appreciate not does claim novice the the upon basedthat being this for as fault latter the to seem-s inclined goes shot of load the be whether is, by be lost often more by are at shot ginners targets the whether the beginner, however, the matter matter aspect. different a the on high takes however, With beginner, make. the the is consistently by they evidenced scores is judgement shot their correct their often put how to- and where just stant where you want to put your load of of load your put to want you where Another point to keep in mind is: is: mind in keep to point Another xet wl tl yu ht t s al is it that you tell will Experts There is an axiom that every every that axiom an is There Of course, the question of “ lead,” lead,” “ of question the course, Of xet, oh mtu ad profes and amateur both Experts, vr Ise f an Wos Car Woods Maine of Issue Every pnos ifr oeht s to as somewhat differ Opinions Year. a rs Wif f h Pine the of Whiff Fresh Traps. 1 rbblt miss probability nov j rk 2 ot f 5 id. or men Four birds. 25 of out 21 broke oal eet o te lb a the was club the of events joyable rk 2 ot f 5 id. at Scott a Capt. shot birds. 25 of 21 out broke but pump, 12-gauge a used Watson ae hs -or. h lws wa® lowest 25 birds. of The out three s-oo-re. this made o Dn er ugse a on oys joint a suggested Zehr Dan tor hn at Ry asn ed his lead Watson Ray Capt. birthday, when Washington’s of celebration i uul cr. w o bs team bis of below Two score. way usual fell his and luck hard had eod fr ytr consumption. the oyster for night records That a at 79. to 82 contest of the score winning of faction eoain n ca brs ee used holders. were salt for as birds tables clay the and along decoration o laid number A were guns assistants. the white c-f were rest bunch the and aprons, wore and number,caps out in four ’the onchef®, it set men the melt. to of One began b-utter the that chen Sev kitchen. the reported in men time one at Twenty-eight all serve. should men s-up-per the ter in. which ie em f at Tumn Scott. over Thurman Capt. point one of by team tine victory to team alr rw etbihd oe new some established crowd Saylor satis the had promptly he but serve, Saylor and to Parr had serve,” you President Saylor, “ mustsaid, appointed serve. anyone de that and who S-aylor clared Director named refused to Fuller appealed but other Fuller, the Lem for and side, one side, and the cat got into it. The The it. into got cat the and side, kit the in hot so got it The used. say were women oysters of gallons en ras ih n ytr upr On appoint Parr supper. President occasion oyster one side an losing with the treats and men the choose Parr Bert President of duty the then ed Charles Duffield as a captain for for captain a as Duffield Charles ed captains The is captains. It choose to occasionally. shoots petitive and the fifth time straight away. The The away. straight time fifth the and oenet n pltc hv almost have politics and Government tnig t h ed f h contest. the of end the at. standing country stores are deserted. The The the at deserted. seats are box stores country cracker of circle ud ae asd y assessment. by mem raised are funds now are the and There members thirty-five slioot. competitive ep te cr ad none the announces and score Doll, the E. keeps William left, the secretary-treasurer, to time fourth the third right, the the away, to second straight the left, time the to thrown is bird or ebr-t ln u bhn the behind up line to members- four en forgotten. been The success. howling the a been has it organized and about ago together years got four farmers more or Review, that may often be heard ove ove heard be often may that Review, gather after dinner, each providing providing each dinner, after gather temperate. es f h Cu gt oehr o a for together mem get the Club the May, of bers following the to 1st bird until it is some distance from from distance some is it until bird old-timers the ‘ of breech Several barreled double loaders. of number lae ad ie. ac m dre-p me Watch birds.” the shoot oiled. and cleaned the to over going you are id. h frt ie rud the around, time first 'The birds. sand. The usual program is for for is program usual thou The per $4.50sand. cost which pigeon, Northeast Gun Club. From the first first the From Club. Gun Northeast thirty So-me County. Peoria of part guns are mostly of the pump variety, variety, The pump the of mostly are guns ammunition. and gun own his formed the members are strictly strictly are in members are the we formed although gathering, the order preserve to detailed is officials esi fe s 10. n additional Any $1.00. is fee bership h ta fr ei te mgt a it hat might they feair for trap the the at sheet to but ailowed guns, not are barreled they single long have Saturday?” trap and each one in turn shoots five five shoots turn in one each and trap h rrl eehns n h south the in telephones rural the Saylor’s Pasture, where the members members the where Pasture, Saylor’s twelve gauge, although there are are there although gauge, twelve n se ht o oz i bogt to brought is booze no that see the and of one and rules the to cording AMR HAVE FARMERS ihte n o ter guns. their of end the with evn a ok osaty n h sun the in constantly book a Leaving rtr n h Yuhs Companion. Youth’s the in writer s ih pee f untr, says furniture, of piece a with certainly as as just ensue consequent and will loosening shrinkage heat, cial diin il ae h cvr. Damp covers. the fade will addition lcs hud lo e avoided. be also should places in and effect, same the have will shine o e te oe fls n Direc in, folks women the let To n o te ot xiig n en and exciting most the of One Such is the talk, says the Farmer’s Farmer’s the says talk, the is Such The birds are the regulation clay clay regulation the are birds The Every two weeks, from November November from weeks, two Every h porm s aid ih com with varied is program The h sotn i gnrly oe in done generally is shooting The ie I m Gt o od u all gun old toy Got Say, am. I “iBet Bill? you, this is Hello, “ mkls pwe ms b ue ac used be must powder Smokeless f vlm i lf ln na artifi near long left is volume a If 12 rpr ae f Books. of Care Proper gue obe arl and barrel double -gauge U CLUB GUN a a ar, n; on alhn one; Callahan, John one; Laird, Daniel W. Nas-o-n, two; Kidder Kidder Ut- G. John and Kimlbaill, two, two; Reuel Nas-o-n, W. Daniel rnh oe Cni MCse, one; McCosker, Connie one; French, ar, n; on alhn oe Dan one; Callahan, John one; Laird, ebc, n. hr wr as a also successful. were many were There one. terback, George one; MoAuley, Youngs, Peter Rockwell three; pounds; nine one ubr f tles n h lk and lake the cn otillers of number and seven one Grace, Fred pounds;' H-en.ry were: ones lucky the Among i pud; . em, n nine one Hemmy, R. pounds; George six pounds; nine one Geaigan, that the sport will be simply ideal. ideal. simply be will sport the that rtebr, n fv pud ad one and pounds five one Kratzenburg, iou® and the size also much larger. larger. much also fish size the p-rev and of dayiou® any than larger fishr number being the salmontaken best had, of was season the ing the of one of and days Friday on ity mon fishing that has been reported reported been has that fishing mon pound salmon; Fred L. Hall, Winth- Winth- Hall, L. Fred salmon; pound oua bde o wtr n h vicin the in water of bodies popular on< and 5 one Stern-berger, Boston, G. h ages t h lk ae anticipat are lake the at anglers The o i ti scin f an. R. Maine. of section this in mon o, as, n 5 on salmon. pound 5 one Mass., rop, 1 pud eso, ru ad 3 a and trout redspot, 214 pound one 7 Roxbury, WiUiafcn of Mann, pounds; one and 3 of one Mass., chester, ons each. pounds some good weather it is believed believed is of it return weather of the good with, some part and week latter the been the has during available past years of number a in unl o Es Sebago. East of Burnell f h sao fr espt ad sal and redsipot, for season the opening re of the most at pends the Peabody small markable of one at wbii-ch is Pond yesterday caught were ons each.pounds Boston, one of of one Boston, 0 on slo; onF ek Dor JohnBeck, F. salmon; 10 pound n oe f pud; ere Knapp, George pounds; 4 of one and n sm get u fr h next the for fun great week. some ing arn Nw ok iy to f 2 of two City, York New Harron, ons ah Ms Tae, South Thayer, Mrs. each; pounds rn L Fn, otn to f 2 of two Boetcn, Fond, salmon; La Frank pound one Bridgton, South 3 of Seb-ago, Sil cne pounds; North Edwards, two as of one Spears, Se- A. Cambridge, East W. pounds; 7 Martin, of one bago, Albert pounder; 4 n h vcnt o Sie Iln and Island Spider of vicinity the in ney as guides- and are having great great having are guides- and as ney ot Bso, w slo, 3 salmon, two Boston, South a go lc cthn slo at salmon catching luck good ual pounds, time of the year, yet the best early early best the yet year, the of time ud River. Muddy ing. Two of these weighed over over weighed these of Two fish day’s ing. one in salmon McNamara six caught guide, Cookfor Soo-tt with Mr. Bangor, of Camps. Packard’s us their having are Gl-asis Banger, of out. the Camips Packard’s at guests the camps. these and Dover at car off sleeping get Greenville the take five pounds annd the smallest ‘ three three ‘ smallest weighing the annd pounds largest five the salmon, eight fishing McKen- Sam are and Arnold They Walter of with Graves arrived. Mrs. Boston and Mr. 27tb, April went ice the day same the of noon nme o tee ate cm each come parties these of number fishing. A spring the for booked parties Lake until about two weeks after after weeks two out. about goes ice the until Lake ie ons each. pounds five first three days after the ice went went ice the after days three first sport. Their first day’s- catch were were day’s- catch first Their sport. fish, sizable nice,, all salmon, five Mr. and Johnson Geo. Mr. were n advance. in Boston and York New cf number fishing is net looked for at Sebec Sebec at for looked net is fishing u . Ta atron hy caught they afternoon That out.. Camps Packard’s at arrive gu-ests to commodations engaged a leng time time leng a engaged commodations a has Maine, Lake, Sebec is address et al Fsig Two Fishing Early Best the morning of April 26th. The first first The 26th. April of morning the esn n hv ter uds n ac and guides their have and season hfr f ota, h arvd at arrived who Bostoai, of Shafer ICE OUT OF SEBEC OF ICEOUT The Darty was guided by Lionel Lionel by guided was Darty The h fi wn slo ad trout and salmon foil owing The re lk ws n o te most the of one was lake Green Seb-ago-—Joseph one East Shaw, At oe f h ms rmral sal remarkable most the of Some Perry, Casco—William South At hr wr 17 amn agt by caught salmon 127 were There ’The ice went out of -Sebec lake lake -Sebec of out went ice ’The h fsig s xr go fr the for good extra is fishing The r O C Ba ad r Charles Mr. and Bean C. O. Mr. Nearly ail of the fish w-ere taken taken w-ere fish the of ail Nearly asnes rm otn should Boston from Passengers postoffice whose Camps, Packard’s IHN A GEN LAKE GREEN AT FISHING After Ice is Out. is Ice After x/2 2 & ocot t reach to Foxcroft, pounds; ' Albert Albert ' pounds; THE 26THTHE Weeks y2 x/2 \ .VIAINC WOODS, PH ILLIPS, M m JN E, MAY 13, 1915. salmon, -gave ham good sport, but al MAINE wOODSif- 5 ^ MANY REGISTER though his catch included a pair of ISSUED WEEKLY j:;: 2-pounders and a pair of 3V2 pounders Ply Rod s Note Book AT THE TAVERN each, he only killed the last one ha I. VV. Brackett Co. !| brought to net that weighed 6% Phillips, Main Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Judkins, who j wintqr made a great change. I was Dwmell-Wright Co., Principal Coffee Roasters, Boston & Chicago come each spring with the Lynn | gj-ad to see the big pine trees close MAPS OF MAINE party have Frank Phil brook as guide to the waters edge had net been RESORTS AND ROADS and tihey never bad better took. Sev harmed but like sentinels stand cn Maine Woods has frequent inquiries eral days they have caught all the guard. The large new leg dining for maj.s of the fishing regions of the law allows. Tiheir largest i-s a 5hi room, and a big kitchen in the rear, state, etc. We can furnish the follow pound salmon, and a number cf 3- with all the modem improvements ing maps: poun-d trout and G-alimo-n. Franklin County $ .go ar-e now nearly completed; also the Somerset County .50 L. V. Grov-or copies with the Lynn ice bouse and laundry, and work on 1 Oxford County .50 party for -the first time, and has not tie two large log camps has begun - Piscataquis County .50 tlie fishing fever yet, but with his .50 ttey wi,“ bo re“<,y for 9uail‘ Wa^h'gton’counfy guide, Oscar Dyke has been May .50 mar people who have engaged t’ o|ni. j Outing map of Maine, 20x35 in 1.00 flowering and the many boxes of Mir. Ellis is receiving many letters j Geological map of Maine . '5 thes-e beautiful, blossoms that are frcm edd and new parties. Ti e firstj maP ° f M-aine .35 1 Androscoggin County being sent by parcel post will take guests came Monday and others- are .at ( umberland County .35 with them a greeting from the woods coming this week. FiancMKik County .50 of Maine. I was much, surprised to learn of Kennebec County .35 Wpi- B. Littlefield, president o-f the the death of Mrs. W. G. Clark of Knox County .35 Here is a car of remarkable feature*. Stylish,, Lincoln and Sagadahoc Counties .35 Manufacturers’ National- Bank of North Attleboro that occurred last speedy, handsomely finished, easy to operate, absolutely Penobscot County -Bo Lynn oanie Saturday accompanied winter. For years Mrs, Clark has Waldo County .36 reliable, and very economical in up-keep. by his niece, Mias (Mabel B. Butler, been an annual guest with her fajm- York County .35 and will be joined by Mrs. Little ily at Bald Mountain Camps, where Not a single feature lacking that enters into the field ip a few days. This afternoon she made a host of friends, for she J. W BRACKETT CO., make-up of a strictly high grade car. Best quality equip Mr. Littlefield is talking fiisfh, for at was a charming woman, loved by all ment throughout. Always pleased to demonstrate. (Continued on page five.) ; who had the pleasure of knowing Phillips, . - Maine. CHAS. W. SKILLINGS, R. F. D. 4, Farmington, Me- MAINE WOODS, PHILLIPS, MAIN E, MAY 13, 1915. 5 will motor from their New York home BROUGHT ACTION TO AN END ditiom cf the rood. CLASSIFIED to Chicago for a visit before coming ONE OF THE ILLS You, (Mr. E-ditojr), wifi do. us, and On* ct»nt » word in advance. No headline or 'here. Appearance of the “ Deceased” In other display. Subjects in a. b. c. order tlx© county a great favor by sending Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Nicholas and Chancery Court a Blow to Army FLESH IS HEIR TO of Lawyers. a copy of this letter to the State FOR SALE— Wood saw outfits: 3 fafcnily of Columbus, Ohio, who were Hiigiiwa.y Commission at Augusta; H. complete $85: 4% H. P. $110: not hiere last year, p’an to come fo r 1 It was a suit in chancery, and there also one to the County Comm is s oners. 5 H. P. $125: 6 H. P. $150. Guaran a long stay. was a great gathering of the de Party of Eight to Arrive for the Please accept our thanks in advance. teed for five years. 28 inch saw On© by one, those who have met ceased’s family, quarreling, as rela Early Fishing. An we aim to do is to “ put the sad $650. Other sizes in proportion. at this delightful spot are caflled to tives will, over the division of the 1 dle on the -right horse.” Thirty days free trial. Thorndike spoils. The lawyers engaged chuckled, Ccross the silent river” and as tihiose There is an old saying, “ The Lord Machine Co.. Portland, Maine. for the suit seemed likely to be pro Oxb-ow, Me.,M ay 10. who -are left re tern tiiiey misfe the i° good to the Irish.” Our two feet longed and complicated. To the Editor of Maine Woods: happy compamo-nts, and it will be sad There were many lawyers, too, and of snow ha-s been turned into water; Two foot of enow, then ra-in and A competent housekeeper wishes news for many to learn that “Un the judge marveled at the immensity the water has rum into the rivers and ih-ad-1, have set us back from a sea to do general housework in a small cle” John Chadwick, that kind, goed of the deceased man’s family as silk millions of logs have found a resting son of fine spiring-like days; stopped family. .Has a boy 13 years old man and lcytal friend has passed and stuff rose in rapid succession, in place many miles fr-om, their native sowing of oats and driving of logs. whom she wishes to take with her. beyond. Mr. Chadwick and Mr. troducing themselves with the usual h-abi-tat, thereby adding thousands formula: “And I, my lord, am for the Tuesday afternoon the eiun broke Send answers to Mrs. George Allen, Doan© will be greatly missed, but of dollars to tie revenue of many nephew's, or nieces, or fifteenth cousins through the field of dense clouds, Wilton, Maine. not forgotten at Upper Dam. mien, their felmxilii-es and th-eir em‘- removed, as the case may be, of the which has hmng low down over the ployers. deceased.” The procession seemed in who!© landscape fc-r more than a WANTED—A liousekeeper. For fur terminable, but at last it came to an GOOD FISHING AT MOOSEHEAD week. Speaking of protection of moose ther information write to Box 67, end. Then a small voice w’as heard To-day a pair-ty of eight frepi Pcirt- for four years: Cne guide thinks Eustis, Maine. timidly saying from the back of the that they will increase to- su-cih/num- (Continued from page one). court, “May I be allowed to speak, my '1-and- will arrive for a trip of ten days up river, to Lake Miilm-agassett b-eiris that forage will be short, com CAMP FOR GIRLS on shore of Ran- two weeks or more is good for trout lord?” There w'as dead silence as his lord- fo-r early spring troLliing. We feel pelling them to migrate to mo-re geley Lake. Address Miss Sarah fishing, but togu-e will not begi(n to ship adjusted his spectacles and asked, s-ure that the ice will have gene out, northern parts, as the caribou did. Maude Soule, Rangeley, Maine. bite in good shape for another week. rather dejectedly, “ Who are you?” log driving will have ended and can W e’re neither a prophet nor Che The answer was, to say the least, son of a prophet, nor of any partic FOR SALE—Summer cottage and dies go up without hiindira-nce. Ot er Cutlet House and Camps, A. J. W il unexpected. ular profit perhaps to anyone; but stable, together with lots. If sold sportsmen are booked for the last son, Propr., Moo&eliead, Me.—The “ I am the deceased, my lord,” said the prophesy sounds reasonable to at once will be sold for less than it week of May. following are registered at these the modest voice from 'the hack of the an outsider. # cost to build. Information regarding court. That ended the action. Trclli-ixig, if as good as La-st season,, camps: Charles C. Steele, Brook Wie are sorry to have to record a same cheerfully given. F. G. H a y-! Quite unknown to his relatives, the will be first-class; then conies fil-y lyn, N. Y.; A. C. AtclieSon, Middle- slight damage to the concrete abut den, Abbott, Maine. | “deceased” had turned up from the j fishing and plugging. In fact, we town, Conn.; W. E. iCulley, Fitch ment of our new bridge over U-meoil- ! wilds of Rhodesia. Obviously a man can find good fishing, not far a- burg, Mass.; J. S. Utterback, L. P. of humor, he must have taken a de cus. Some heavy logs struck it and TO L E T —Two large sunny rooms at way, most any da-y not excepting Swett, Geo. W. Wescott, all cf Ban light in watching howr “ the best-laid dislodged a bun-ch of cement about hotel at Rangeley Lakes, including tmi-d-summer. Mosquitoes and flies gor; C. S. Sbattuick, North-boro, schemes of mice and men gang aft two feet long by six inches thick board and laundry. Reasonable. Ad will be plentiful in the wo-cds; but Mass.; C. W. Conxistock, Norwich, ; agley.” and six inches wide. The damage dress, Mrs. J. R. Burns, 14 Pond St., around ihe Bow, on the ridges, they Conn.; and Mi-ss G. L. Hammett, is not serious, but now that the pitch Jamaica Plains, Mass. give us not much trouble. Troy, N. Y. The fishing is re of water is very high again the Daily Thought. The end- of the logs went down ported as being excellent, forty fish bridge may get some more severe FOR SALE!— Potato seed for planting, I count ife just duff to try tha s'tjneaui Last Friday and the stages having been brought in on the 6tli. buntings. * something new, the Blue Mountain soul’s strength ^ Browning______To-day will he lively .in our home variety, originated from the Green ! Catches on the afternoon of May capnip. Our first guests of the sea Mountain potato. Very nice. Seed 19th being as fellows: Mr. C. W. son, (eight sportsmen from Portland), $1.00 per bushel. Frank Chandler, | Comstock, Norwich, Conn., ten Large with guide-s and. eam-o-es will arrive, Phillips, Maine. trout and o-ne laker; Mr. G. S. Hall, Ore no, five lakers; Mr. J. S. Utter- and early to-m-orrow morning will back, Bangor, five lakers. A Ban start for Lake Millmagassett, where TO LETT—For the season, seven room gor party, consisting of L. E. Grant, our log cabins are, and where the camp furnished; also boat and canoe. David F. Rice, W. L. Conners, H. E. big trc.ut lie. Situated on Sandy River Ponds, only Ross, having caught fifteen fine Mr. Horace I. Luoais of Norwich, 6% miles from the famous Rangeley square-tails off the wibarf, largest cne Oo-nn., is a guest here for the sea region, in the heart of the big game weighing 2y2 pounds. son. country, fine trout fishing, an ideal The fee for guiding hereabouts, is spot. Fo*r rates apply or write, now $3.00 per day .in place of $2.50 Wesley Stetson, Rangeley, Maine. Report comes from Greenville of as last season. i a record breaking salmon being FUR SALE—Young driving horse, Yo-urs cordially, caught in Moosel.e-ad Lake on Sun- J. C. Hartshorne. kind and safe, good wagon and har j day 1-aist, by Ross St. Germain of ness. T o be sold at a great bar Greenville. He was a magnificent gain. Inquire cf W . O. Steward, specimen of Mcoisehe-ad Lake fish, Beer Replacing Spirits. Beer drinking is increasing greatly Phillips, Maine. andj measured two feet and five in in India, according to the Civil and ches in length-, seven inches in thick Military Gazette of Tahore, India. It A V IS ITO R FOR 31 YEARS ness, weighing IIV 2 pounds. That is stated that this does not mean, how he was a fighter can b© testified to ever, that the population is turning in (Continued from page four.) by Mr. St. Germain, who was engag I greater degree to alcoholic drinks; it simply means that beer is displacing noon he cam© in with the limit. ed in a battle royal for one hour CHRISTMAS COVE, B OOTHBAY HARBOR, ME. There was as handsome a string of and twenty minutes before the big | whisky, rum and other strong tipples. eight trout as Is often seen, weigh fellow was safely netted and in the are -now crowded with- river )nen go ing from one pound to six, and now canoe. The first intimation thlat Willing to Oblige. ing out. Mr. John McLame has TRAPPING SEASON SOON BE HERE Mr. Baker will have to bring in a thetre was a big salmon on the line A lady warned her new gardener If yov want to know what is what in the Hunt bigger one if lie is high line. Gerald wais shortly afte-r a good strike, when that her husband had an irritating forwarded 7,000,000 feet down Um- ing and Trapping line subscribe for the Trapper. It is a Sl.OOpublication but if you act quick only Mansion, bl eir guide, is very proud the big beauty broke water the first habit of disparaging everything in the cu-l-cus stream and hais employed 60 cents. Every issue is crammed full of valuable informal ion on Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Taxi- of the fish Mr. Little.field hirings in. time and shook Ihi/mseJf in the sun greenhouse, and of ordering in a reck more them 150 mem. About 17,000,- less manner new plants to be bought, j dermy. eto., that could not be obtained elsewhere Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cushman make light a good three feet above the 000 were fleeted down the Aroosto-ok I at any price. Subscribe Now and Keep Posted. but on no account was the gardener S. C. Wellman, publisher. Dept, M.. Huntington, iriver. up tile party from the ‘ ‘ Shoe city” surface of the iaike. Tibi's s-peaks to humor him. “Whatever he says, W. Va. and have Clarence Harlow for guide. pretty well fer the fishing in Ma-ime, throw' cold water on him, or he will Our new schoolmaster, Fre-d A. Til© special train, last Friday ptr and mo-re particularly in the waters ruin us with liis extravagances.” Tarbox of Watervi'Me, Me., graduate PALMER ENGINES AND Hugh J. ChAsliichlm, brought L. M. Bick of Moosehead Lake near Greenville, At this point the new gardener of Colby, arrived finally, La-st Mon LAUNCHES. ford, F. E. Tufts of Nefw York, J. for he wais caught about three quart turned on her a white and startled day afte-rmoo-n and oipemed the W. Harris, Henry S. Coke of Rum- ers cf a mile from Greenville. face. “Ma’am,” he said, “ if he orders school Tuesday morning with the Special 2 1-2 H. P. engine for canoes me to pitch every plant in the place usual number of pulpiil-s. and light boats, $48.00. Largest stock ford and Frank Thomas of Andover, on the rubbish heap, I sha’n’t ever in Maine. Catalogue free. PALM ER who were joined by E. L. Lovejoy of Square Lake Camps, Square Lake, have the pluck to douse him with cold The ice c-reami festival scheduled BROS., 39 Portland Pier. Portland, Me. Maine Central Railroad on Saturday, Me., J. P. Yerxa, Propr.—The ice has water. Won’t it do as well if I get a for last Saturday might, was post-, when the party by special steamer left 'Square Lake, and the fishing is drain of warm water out of the boiler pored on account of the violent and let it trickle gently down his went to Haines Landing and from reported to he excellent. snow storm and the consequent bad Rabbits W anted there to Oquossoc, where they were neck?” going. Such bad conditions for trav Five hundred rabbits wanted during dinner guests of Mr. Chisholm in el seldom, if ever, -has been our lot; this month. Will pay fifteen cents each his private car Columbia. W hile her and two trips- ]froni the c-amp to the delivered at my Fox Ranch. Rabbits Marooned Fishes. to be shot with nothing smaller than the gentlemen had for guides George When the water of the Mississippi In One “ Butt” of Ale. p-ostoffice and back gave us not only No. 2 shot. For further information Thomas, John Chadwick and Otis river and its tributaries falls after the In one “ butt” of ale there are 109 “ cold feet” but wet feet also. Our write or phone gallons. Mason, and if they had wanted more annual freshets, it leaves many casual patent goloshes didn’t hold water M. F. STEVENS, Dover, Me. ponds and pools. In them are held cap fish they could have caught them, but out, but, rather, in. The road frota Phone 64.15 tive great numbers of fishes, which they bad all they were allowed and Masa-rdis to the Bow has b-eien in the bureau of fisheries undertakes to 12 Rats Caught in One Day handsome two, three and four pound rescue each year, before .they are very bad siliap-e. ers. L. M. Bickford and H. S. killed by the drying up or the freezing One '$3.00 Rat Trap (resets itself) Ho-w much could be saved of wear Coke, with Geo. Tlioma-s guide, who will be sent prepaid upon receipt of of the waters. During the fiscal year $2.00 as sample. Made of galvanized and tear, (and awful profanity,) by remain a few days longer, hope for 1914 the bureau thus saved 2,500,000 iron, 22 inches high, 10 inches diameter. cCroperative construction by state a ten pounder before tl ey go. fishes of all species—about three times Money back if not satisfied. El. D. and town authorities', in reducing “ School is done, and now we can as many as it saved the year before. SWARTS, Inventor and Manufacturer, grades and filling hollows, it would Most of the fishes it returns to the Box 566, Scranton, Pa. play,” said on© of the happy child main streams, but some it keeps for be difficult to estimate. “ Where ren. * It lias been the good fortune culture in ponds or to stock waters in there’s- a will there’s a way.” of tine three children, Malcolm Grant, other parts of the country.—Youth’s Tine traffic ovetr this1 road from William F. Nye is the great Lawireuce and Misis Dorothy Chadwick Companion. THE PLEASURE Masardis to the Flaitts is very large est authority on refined oils in the to have one of the best of teacilieirs, Of an Occasional Trip to and heavy. Suitable efforts fer its world. H e was the first bottler; has Miss Mary A. Titcomlb of Walnut Love as an Educator. re-construction would result in very Hill for 26 weeks, and the work they Love is good for anyone, I think. It’s PORTLAND great benefit to all/ concerned, but es the largest business and NYOIL have done would do honor to any the most educating thjng in the world. Will Be Greatly Enhanced I f the pecially to the lumbermen and river- is the best oil he has ever made. If I could, I should insist on everyone , city scholars. drivers of the whole region, not to NYOIL Mr. and iMrs. Walllacie Stevens and falling in love at least three times un NEW CHASE HOUSE der thirty; we should have a lot less mention the school! children and HAS NO EQUAL. father, Joseph Stevens of Sumner stupidity and mistakes in the world. Is the Hotel Decided Upon as a church, goers.. A narrow gauge- pais- have gone up to Camp Prospect at Beware of scented mixtures called Why, you learn diplomacy, tact, sym Home During Your Stay. senger-fre-ight-tnollley line would pos oil. Use NYOIL on everything the head of the lake to spend the pathy, how to be really happy—for the Positively the Only First-Class Modern sibly pro-v-e a desirable and profitable where a light oil is needed. It pre summer. time, anyway; practical Insanity, House In the City, With All Conven vents rust and gives perfect lubrica iences Including Hot and Cold Running venture. As yet the guests think and talk which has done half the great things tion. Water and Local and Long Distance Poor roads hinder, and e-vem pre Sportsmen, use it liberally on of nothing hut fish and flshling, but of the world; poetry, music, human Telephone in A ll Rooms. vent school children hereabouts, at our firearms and your rod. You will Walter Chadwick is busy getting the nature— in fact, love.— “ Time o’ Day,” Just a step from Monument Square tending school! sessions regularly. nd it by far the best. Hardware and flowerbeds ready and bas fcnade a by Doris Egerton Jones. sporting goods dealers sell It in large 1 Restaurant Connected. Rates Reasonable. The past week we found children who fin© clock-golf ground in front cf Take the "Jitney” or Munjoy Hill car from bottles (cheaper to buy) at 25 c. and Union Station. were kept at hc|me fer this reason. in trial sizes at 10 c. Made by the camfps. The tennis court will European Plan Only, Rates $1.00 and up. Our new schoolmaster was detained be ready and in a few weeks the Treat Them Carefully. BEST ROOMS IN THE CITY WM. F. NYE, A ll human things of dearest value at Masardis two days, for lack of “happy Upper Dam fam ily” will come New Bed£ord,7Ma&*. hang on slender strings.—Edmund H. E. THURSTON. R. F. HIMMELEIN. suitable and available conveyance to from the east, west and south. Proprietors. Waller. Oxbow, because of the wretched com Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Van Dusen 6 MAINE WOODS, PK1 LLIP'S, MAIN E, MAY 13, 1915. ; Mooselookmegumtie lake is by train, 11.2S a. m.„ Bigelow 10.50 a. m., GOOD CATCHES CARNEY OF BOSTON or by crossing the lake or following EVERYTHING SHIP Carrabasset 11.15 a. m., Kingfieid the trail through the forest as there 12.40 noon, arriving Farmington AT INDIAN ROCK GETS RECORD FISH is no highway that leads to Bemis. SHAPE AT MT. VIEW 2.10 p. an., Portland 5.35 p. m., M. Everybody, cne would think, that Liv C. No. 24, and Boston 9.20 p. m., Members of the Oquossoc Angling ed here, could have fish for dinner Fishing the Best for Five Years— Hugh Chisholm Among the Parties B. & M. No. 102, via Portsmouth, or Association Enjoying the to-day judging by the number who Many Parties Will Arrive “ reeled them in yesterday.’ ’ and Having Great Luck. 12.08 p. m., via Dover; New York, Early Fishing. Joseph Hall of Byron with a 4J/2 via State of Maine Express, 6.20 a. This Week. pound trout and a number less than (Special Correspondence) in. the following morning. (Special to Maine Woods.) two pounds ' was high line. Mountain View, Rangeley Maine, On Monday, May 17th, 1915, im Indian Rook, May 10.—There are Mosquito, Me., May 9, 1915. S. M. Penney of Mechanic Fails, May 8.—Another springtime lias come proved service . commences on the about 15 members of the Oquossoc (Special to Maine Woods.) who i® luene for a few days, is hav to this, one of the most beautiful Rangeley Branch between Rum-ford, Anigiling association here at the pres Ice went out April 27. Parties ing great luck and the string of corners in this grand old state of ours. Oquossoc and Kennebago. ent time with) a. few friends, and began arriving April 29. Mr. Whit trout and salmon he takes home with Everything about the place looks Train No. 205 will leave Rumferd ney of Norridgewock took home the some very good fishing is being en him will prove wfhat a good angler as fresh and clean als it is poss i- at. 1.05 p. m., daily, except Sunday, first lot. of trout and salmon, 12 he is, as there are a number of 3- joyed by the guests at this Club. hle even the white birch trees look after arrival of the 8.40 a. m. train pounds in. two days’ fislhing, larg pounders among them. Mr. and Mrs. James Mathieson, as if they had been newly painted from Portland, M. C. No. 7-205, and est, 2 y2 pound®. who have had charge of the Place Messrs. O. B. Menriill and F. L. or as a city lady once remarked, “ It run through to Oquossoc, arriving 1.35 for the association for several years Mr. Spalding also of Norridgewock Perkin® of Mechanic Falls are also must have been lots of work to paint p. m.., stopping at South Rangeley past always have everything in first- took home with him 10 pounds of here for the fishing and a number cf, that tree, never saw cue so white 1.29 p. m., also stopping at intermed class shape for the members when trout and salmon, largest trout, two two and three pounders are in before!” In the office, which has iate points. pounds; largest salmon 2y2 pounds. ever they hapipen to come for a few their fish box. new paper and paint the open fire Train No. 213, leaving Rumford days’ fishing and recreation. This Mr. Jewell of Norridgewock took in Harvey Farrington of Yonkers, N. burns and crackles as if to give wel at 4.25 p. m., daily, except Sunday, two days, eight trout weighing 10 is not a public cam® but is for the Y., came April 26-tlh, the day the ice come to tlie new corner, and it does after arrival of the 1.00 p. m. train pounds. Mr. Jones of same place ben fit of the members and their fam went out, and his sport is in making n’t seejm a's if a winter had passed from Portland, M. C. No. 13-213, took 10 trout in two days, weighing ilies and invited guests. trip® in his Evemrude boat to- and sin-c-e the same company was telling will be extended through, to Iven- nine pounds, largest 2y2 pounds. Mr. Following are some of the catches fro1' the Birches, wlhere during the fish stories1, a-s they piled high the neb-ago, arriving 6.15 p. m., stop Trueworthy of Norridgewock took made the past week: day lie enjoy® -life out in the open. big sticks- of wood. Th.e same fish ping at South. Rangeley 5.47 p. m., eight trout and salmon., weighing 11 S. A. Turner, Boston', five fish,, Hi® family will join him later and ermen are back and they never had and Oquossoc 5.55 p. m., also stop pounds, largest salmon three pounds. weight 11 pounds, largest one taken the camp they occupy at the Birches better luck, or could tell more stor ping at intermediate points. C. H. French of Canton, Mass., in ies, for tlie fishing has been great 5-pound salmon. will be an attractive one this sea Returning: Train No. 214 will camp at present Lais taken, first son. the last three d-a,yls. This jolly trio H. B. Sargent, New Haven, Conn., leave Kennebago at 6.50 a. m., day, seven trout, largest five pounds; are Messrs. M. B. Damon and F. I. six fish, weight 13 pound's, largest Philip R. Pottle of Lewifston was Oquossoc 7.15 a. m., South Rangeley second day, five trout, largest four Niolio’s of Fitchburg, Mass., who one of tlie first fishermen here this 7.20 a .m., stopping a-t intermediate ^ 4-pound trout. pounds; third day, two trout, Largest have been here many years, and are Miss Elizabeth Sargent, four fish, spring and had a good number of points, and connecting at Rumford 5y2 pounds. accompanied by J. C. M-urdock of weight 4 pounds, largest 1% pound trout, but no large ones . to take with M. C. No. 214-14 for Portland, Mr. Carney of Boston took the re-' Athol, Ma)ss., who comes to tlie Ran home. arriving at li.55 a. m., and Boston trout. cord trout for Moxie waters, a. mag geleys for the first tini-e. A1 Sprague, ,S. W. Hart, New Haven, six fish,, 3.20 p. m., B. & M. No. 40, via Ports- ' nificent male trout, wieighiing seven John Trask of DixfiJeld as usual Oli-ff McKenney and Chas. Tooth-aker weight 7 pounds, Largest '2% pound mouth, and .3.35 p. m., B. & M. No. pounds. This is the largest trout has been among the first fishermen. are their guides. Tlie reason A 1 14, via Dover; daily, except Sunday. trout. ever taken in. Moxie waters. .Other C. B. Oummings & Company, who rowed Mr. Damon back so • early the Mrs. S. W. Hart, two fish, weight parties have taken many good trout have one of the largest White birch, last two days was- because ‘‘the fish Train No. 226 will leave Oquos 6y2 pounds, largest 4-pound trout. and salmon. The fishing is the mill® in this part of Maine-, have wer-e biting too fast.” Their big soc 12.50 noon and South- Rangeley R. P. Tyler, five fish, weight 8 best that I have known it to be for over 5,000 cords of wood to work ones were a 6-pound and a 4-pound 12.56 noon, making intermediate 2% pounds, largest pound salmon. five years. up and are employing a big crew of salmon-. Mr. Nichols yesterday came stops to Rumford, there connecting Mrs. R. P. Tyler, two fish, weight Dr. Burleigh of Boston, at the men, and running the mill night and lin with a 3-p-ound trout, a pair of with M. C. No. 226-24 for Portland; 2*72 pounds, largest 1% pound trout. Black Narrows Camps has taken a day. E. S. Cummings of the firm, 3-pound salmon, one 6% pounds and arriving 5.35 p. m., and Boston 9.20 Mrs. S. A. York, four fish,, weight 6 y2 (pound trout. who in winter lives in Norway came the day before a. 4-pounder, and all p. m., B. & M. No. 102, via Ports 8 pounds, largest 3-pound salmon. Mr. Williams of Baker’s Siding, took Saturday, accompanied by the follow tlie 2-pounders lie wanted. Mr. Mur mouth, daily, except. Sunday. W. W. Caswell, New York, 10 fish, one trout to-day weighing 4 pounds. ing friends: Lawyer A. J. Stearns, dock thinks bits 5-pounder a good one. On the same date through parlor weight 19 pounds, largest 3y2 pound All these fish were taken in Lake James M. Fabor, Dr. H. J. Jones and The party have the first cam-p and car between Boston and Kennebago salmon. Moxie. Dr. B. F. Bradbury. The party will enjoy life there for several days, will commence service, leaving Bos Dr. H. C. Wurtenburg, New Haven, May parties will arrive at camp have bad good luck and Share hon while their friends at home are hav ton at 9.00 a. m., B. & M. No. 37, 29 fish, weight 40 pounds, largest 3% this week. ors with the three pounders, and ing fish dinners. daily, except Sunday, via Ports pound salmon. Geo .C .Jones. have a fine lot of fish to take home. The flag is now flying at the hand mouth, and leave Portland 1.00 p. E. G. Buckland, two fish, weight Dr. Bradbury who is a surgeon for some home of F. C. Fowler of New kn., M. C. No. 13-213, arriving South 2 pounds, largest 1% pound trout. the Red Cross and spent several London, Conn., who arrived this week Rangeley 5.47 p. m., Oquossoc 5.55 Mrs. E. G. Buckland, three fish, months in Europe, will soon return and will as usual spend tlie season p. m., and Kennebago 6.15 p. m. weight 9 pounds, largest 5-pound sal MANY ARRIVE AT and resume duty in the hospitals in there. Ansel O. Hayford, who ha® Returning: Commencing Tuesday, mon. BEMIS SATURDAY tlie war zone. charge, had everything in fine shape May 18th, 1915, leave Kennebago, Yesterday Rev. Fr. T. J. McLaugh about the place. daily, except Sunday, 6.50 a. m., M. lin celebrated mass at the sdhool- The first special train to Oquossoc C. No. 214-14, Oquossoc 7.15 a. in., ICE LEFT CARRY Yonkers Sportsman Arrives the Day bcuse and over 60 were present. came in Friday afternoon with “ Col South Rangeley 7.20 a. m., arriving Ice Went Out. Miss Jessie O. Neil has returned umbia,” a private car, bringing Huigli Portland 11.55 a. m., and Boston POND APRIL 28 from a visit to Lynn, M-ass., and J. Clhisholm, Who with) the following via Dover, 3.35 p. m., B. & M., No. will be the housekeeper again this w ell1 known New York friends are 14. (Special Correspondence.) summer. having great sp-crt with the gamey Steamer service will be resumed Proprietor Lane Looking Forward salmon: W alter C. McClure of the Bemis, Maine, May 10.— Saturday Captain Barker has many letters c-n Rangeley Lake in connection banking firm of McClure, Jones and to Good Summer Business. night when the train stopped at this, f-rojm h-is old patrons who plan to with the above train service; Reed, Martin S. Baldwin, Treasurer the only log station in America, moire return for tlie summer and others steamer to leave South Rangeley of the Otic Electric Company and C. than 50 passengers arrived and huge who expect to come for the first l. 35 p. m., arriving Rangeley 2.20 B. Stuart. Mr. Chisholm, who en (Special to Maine Woods.) piles of trunks, mail and express. time, and no doubt there will be p. m., and from South Rangeley 5.50 tertains his friends in a princely Carry Pcaid, Maine, May 7, 1915.— Soon the steamboats were ready and hundreds more than ever before at p. m., due Rangeley 6.45 p. m. Re manner, is an expert angler, whose Mr. Henry J. Lane of Oanry Pond Captain Barker started up the lake, the lakes. turning, will leave Rangeley 6.15 a. Camps has returned from the city. and Captain MacCommick with part favorite fishing ground is tine Range- m. , arriving South Rangeley 6.55 a. While away Mr. Lane called on ies for Upper and Middle Dam and leys, and he has a pair of 8-pound m. and from Rangeley 11.50 a. m., friends in Boston, Reading, Beverly, several motor boats were waiting trout to It,is credit as well as many due South Rangeley 12.40' noon, to Holyoke, Amherst, Springfield and for those going to private camps. RECENT CATCHES a big salmon. On the arrival of the connect with trains for Portland and New York. Frotm now until October at train train the party were met by the Boston. Mr. Lane is looking farbv-ard for a time this will be one of the busiest AT CLEARWATER big team from, this hotel with Geo. good summer’s business at Carry places in the Ran-geleys. True the Church- driver and three guides, Fred Pond, having many guests already toot, toot of tlie auto horn will not Fowler, Walter Wight and Frank Dr. A. K. P. Harvey, Washington, booked. be heard, for the only way to reach Fall, and they went over to tlie big PORTLAND PARTY D. C., salmon, 3%l.llhs. The ice l-eft tine pond April 28tli. this little hamlet on the shore of lake. Mr. Chisholm bad not reach Mrs. H. J. Farrington Boston, sal ed Frye’s camp before he had a pair AT SEBAGO mon, 3 lbs. of salmon for his supper, and when Peabody Pond Remarkable for H. J. Farrington, Boston, lake they came back at night each- gentle trout, 5, 4y2, 4 lbs. man hiad good stories to teLil. Mr. Redspot and Salmon. S. E. Nickels, Boston—Salmon, 4 Baldwin was high line, as his catch lbs. included a 5-pound salmon, on© three Per ley Smith, Industry, lake trout, pounds and several over tWo pounds All day* Saturday a steady drizzle 5,. 3y2 lbs. each, and hlere is hoping one of tlie fell at Sebago Lake, a® it did in all Bert Marble, West Farmington, party will have a 10-pound salmon other fishing region® throughout the lake trout, 6 lbs. to reel in before they go back. State, but the ardor of the fishermen, H. W. Hayden, Farmington, sal was not at ail dampened and as a mon, 3 lbs. result of their perseverance some Ed Marble, West Farmington, lake SPRING SCHEDULE fine catch® of salmon were taken, es trout, 3 lbs. pecially by Charles K. Bdispham. and George D. Loud, Boston, salmon, OF TRAIN SERVICE party of friend’s, the members of the y> ibs. party taking 21 salmon. Mr. Bisp- Fred O. Knight, Washington, D. ham came through, from Portland by C., black bass, 2 lbs. Train leaving Farmington, daily, automobile yesterday morning with Leon H. Marr, Farmington,: togue, except Sunday, at 5.15 p. m., with Bion Bradbury and the party, and 6 lb s . connection from Boston with 8.55 they immediately went out upon the Earl Higgins, Farmington, togue, 4 a. m. train. B. & M. No. 11, via lake. lbs. Dover, or 9.00 a. m., B. & M. No. Other catches that were taken by 37, via Portsmouth, and t-rain leav fishermen located at the camp® of A T VAR NUM . ing Portland at 1.55 p. m., M. C. R. P. Thompson were as follow®: No. 67, will run through to Range- C. L. • Marram, Lowell, two salmon,, Elmer B. Lowel'l, togue, 14% lbs. ley, due 7.50 p. m., and commencing the largest 6 pounds; Mrs. C. L. Donald Chiiok, salmon, 2% lbs. May 29th, to Marbles due 7.53 p. Marra'n, Lowell, one 5% pounder; Harold Titoomb, salmon, 1 y2 lbs. m. Connection at Strong will be Bart Scanlon, Lowell, three, the Charles Whitten, Lynn, Masis., made with this train for King,field, largest 6% pounds; F. Bridgton, one togue, 14 Lbs. Carrabasset and Bigelow, and the S-pound salmon; Frank Strout, Low stages will operate in connection ed, one of 3% and one of 5 pounds; Whenever you write to one of our therewith for Flagstaff, Stratton, C. H. Cad man, Boston, four salmon, advertisers, don’t forget to mention Eus-tis and other Dead River points. largest 5% pounds; E. A. Simimons, Maine Woods. It is important to Returning, daily, except Sunday, Boston, one 5% pounder, David A. you to do so; important to us and train, will leave Marbles commenc HJli, Boson, one of 7% and one of the advertiser naturally wants to ing M-ay 29th, 11.20 a. m., and com 5 pounds; Richard Conamt, Portland, c. h . m c k e n z ie t r a d i n g c o ., P h i l l i p s , Ma i n e . know where you found his name. mencing May 3rd, 1 eave Rangeley one 6 pounder. MAINE WOODS, PHILUPS, MAINE, MAY 13, 1915. them. full; a good lunch; your compass and map, and I will guarantee if you are Did you ever get lost or turned a- T,h,en 1 would take cut my compass nna sight anc,thier line, southi-eaist to fit to be in the hush at all, you will rouind? I have been lost in, broad another land mark, counting my dou get home O. K. Don’t wait too long daylight and in a settled country at ble paces, and adding them to the before starting a fire; don’t wait that. After thirty-five years of ex first or the number of paces be until you are coiid and chilled, and perience, and taking one cuting and tween the Lake, and my first land fingers numb so they can’t hold a perhaps two every season, I got turn mark, and so on until I had six match. Many a good man has been ed around in a foolish little eighty thousand double paces counted off. caught iu this trap and suffered acres of brush, and was ain hour Then if i hadn’t struck the river I mutch, and-perhaps lost, his life. Don’t getting out. The brush was a little should begin to lock for it. Hello! be afraid of starving; be it known higher than my head, and before I Ihere it is, just through that brush. that if a man gets tots of good water knew it, I was circling, and the joke My paces were a little short. Now, to drink lie can go several days, of it was I could see no high trees is camp up or down river. There’s a travel too, without suffering any or spots of ground to lay a straight tire smoke up river about a quarter bad effects, if he don’t start eating course by. mile, swung a little front true south- lots of Ijeavy food when he does get A New Questions and Answers Department Anyone is liable to get Host. Why east. to it. Jnst take a cup of coffee don’t Indians get lost? They do, What s that big bill just south of with a crust soaked in it to start friend, just as quick as anyone else. camp? it isn't on the map. W ell with until: your stomach is fit for of Interest to Shooters The Indian guide you had last sea we will just put it there with, out solids.—A. F. Wallace in Fur Newe. son, perhaps? Probably that Indian lead peucil; then we will estimate C. T. B., Clifto-n Forge, Va. land won 1st, France 2nd, United was born and raised in that particu the distance or pace it. Now get GEORGE L. LYON AMERICAN AM What length barrel, whether mod States 3rd, Sweden 4th, Argentine lar piece of wilderness, and bis other land marks the same way" a- ified, full choke or cylinder, will 5th,, Peru 6th, Canada 7th. In the ATEUR TRAP CHAMPION. People before him. He knows his round the camp. ehoot most closely such shot as fours Palma Trophy match, which is con- native heath as we know the city In leaving camp in the morning and fives? j sidered the long range team cham- we have lived in for a string of note which side the wind strikes Scoring 192 clay p/igeoins out of a Am®. The length of barrel makes | plonshoip of the world with army years. Take Linn away from that Jour face, to return you mu,st have possible 200, George L .L yon , of the no difference. FuCl choke bore bar I trifles, t ie United States was 1st, A r particular wilderness, and put him it strike on the opposite side if it New York Athletic club, won the Am rels wall give closest shooting. Some gentine 2nd, Canada 3rd, Sweden 4th, to another one far away, and he’ll hasn’t changed, and if it bias make a ateur Trapshooting champion ship of full choke barrels as furnished by and Peru 5th. I have net the re get lost just as quick as any other notation of it. i 0uce got myself America, at the club’s Travers ls>- the makers w ill handle small shot cords at hand to give you the figu woodsman in a strange “ neck of holme to camp, m a bad sterm, land traps, last Saturday, incident better than large shot, whereas othr res for former years. woods. You can bet your last dol by heeding just this simple thing.’ ally Mr. Lyon also hung u.p a new- ers handle the large shot better. In lar that the best cf them get to circl Myself and friend had been putting record, beating last year’s score cf plat ing your order, it would be a N. S. D., Batavia, N. Y. ing sometimes, and ' win “ bands nets under the ice for fish/in nortlv 188, which wais made by R. L. Spotts good idea to specify the size shot down.” I have an old sword with the en ern Minnesota. It was.a good size of the same club. you expect to use and the barrel closed writing on the hack of it One doesn’t get lost on his summer lake, six miles across, and our camp could then be selected to give you next to the htilt. It also has anch Tine runner up of the contest was outing; he's usually on a river or was on the opposite side. A blizzard the closest possible shooting with A. L. Chamberlain, of Bridgeport, ors on both sides of i't. Can you lake, and knows this particular water was coming up and darkness coming the size shot you intend to use. Conn., who scored 190 of tine clay tell me who made it or anything of It’s on the fall trip after deer. When on, when starting for the opposite birds. C. H. Newcomb, of Philadel the history of it? going into a strange piece of back shore I noted that the wind struck phia, and A. E. Conley, of Buffalo, F. G., Cpuaha, Nebr. Ans. I am sorry I cannot help you country for your fall hunt take a my right cheek quartering, and 1 kep wore tied for third place with a 1. What rifl^ is the more power cut with any information in regard compasis along. I am free to say U there. W e were about half a- score of 189. The shoot-off, how ful, the 10 MM Italian or the .41 to your sword- that the compass is a little overwork cross, when my friend said that we Swiss? ever, went to blue former. ed when it ecrues to bringing you were circling; i protested; he insist In the club or city contest first Am®. They are practically the G. P., Port Townsend, Wash. out on a certain spot where camp ed that we were, I explained to ham honors went to the first five men same. What is a safe formula for mixing is; hut it will keep you from circl about the wind; he couldn't see it from Philadelphia, by a scone of 927 2. What calibre rifle would you ammonia for removing metal fouling ing and you will come out some that way. it was pitch dark, smew against one of 922 made by the New recommend for ducks, geese and in rifle bore? where ’ if you keep going, and follow and wind blowing a gale. York Athletic chib’s team. The wolves? The formula for removing metal its . direction. But the best way is Finally he said lie wouldn’t be a Smith Gun club cf Jersey City took Ans. One of the .25 calibre metal fouling is: not to keep going; just stop going, tool any longer, and turned. I kept third place with a total of 887 while case bullet cartridges would be sat Ammonium carbonate, 200 grains, 'when you find out you are lost. Nc. the wind in the right spot cn my the Portland, Me, Gun club romped isfactory. Amcniu hydrate, 6 ounces. man has any right going into a tace, and in half an hour came out home fourth with a score of 884. 3. Do you think black powder Ammonium persulphate, 1 ounce. strange country without a mafp of within a quarter c f a mile from Other clubs competing were from the would work as well as smokeless In Distilled water, 4 ounces. that same country, and a pocket camp. He came out too, hut it Boston A. A., Baltimore and Bridge a .41 calibre Swiss center fire car To apply, cork up the breech of compass. Be sure and take the was on the same side of the lake he port- tridge? the rifle tightly and fit a short sec 'cotmpass, because it’s sure hard to started from, and had to stay the Ans. The .41 calibre Swiss center tion of rubber tubing over the see the sun set in the east for a night in a lumber camp, and he was The best continuous ruin prize went fire cartridge is not made in tills muzzle. Fill the barrel with the mix list man, and the map? Get a good a good bushiman too, cr wais supposed to A. B. Richardson who taLlied country. So far as I know black ture and allow to remain about an government map, not the cheap splot to be. 131, and the best average for the powder can be used. hour, then pour out and clean the ches sold at 25' cents. If you make the discovery that two days was credited to Mr. Lyon, who was first on both days. 4. Do you know of any firm that barrel thoroughly. Be careful not After procuring your map locate you are circling, or are lost, keep make® thie 10 MM cartridges, moulds to get any of thlis mixture on any your camp on it, i. e., that number your head, (and feet) by all means; The first ten men and thie cities or reloading tools? of the wood parts of the rifle as it cf the section, the township and quit traveling, as it is work thtoWn they represented, were as follows: Ans. No. will remove the finish. If allowed t range, also the county. If you can’t away; inasmuch as you don’t know Lyon, 192, New York; Chamberlain, dry on any of the metal parts it will do this ask some settler to do it for whether you are going right or Bridgeport, 190; Newcomb, Philadel Inquirer, Ooonomowoc, Wis. cause rust. This should be mixed you. Perhaps the landlord where wrong. Sit down and take a rest; phia, 189; Conley, Buffalo, 189; Ran- 1. How many times more power fresh as it is most effective when you get your diuner will do thlis, or fill the pipe, and take a smoke. dell, Portland, 188; Richardson, Dov ful is gun cotton than smokeless fresh. The stale solution is danger tell you of some one who can. Get Think, it over, you are not more than er, 187; Snow, Boston, 187; Heal, rifle powder? ous as it is likely to cause rust. your camp located on the map; it’s a few miles from the camp anyhow; Philadelphia, 187; Ford, Philadelphia, Ans. This question is impossible probably near some lake or creek. three miles per hour is' mighty good- 186; Burns, New- York, 186. to answer as yen do not say what W. A. M., Lorain, Ohio. After this the rest is easy. W liat’s walking, and if you went in a kind of smokeless rifle powder. Tlier 1. What is the range and velocity that little lake cn the map northwest straight line from camp (which you are a number of varieties of them of the .35 calibre self loading rifle? of camp? Scales on the map six didn t) you may be eight miles from FISH JUMPING of various powers. G-un cotton is, Ans. The muzzle velocity is 14.»2 miles. If 1 was there I ’d have to it at the farthest. After you smoke, of course, very much more powerful seconds ft. Range about 200 yds. travel south-east from that lake to climb a tree or any high point, than any of the regular smokeless 2. What is the point blank range strike this creek or lake the camp is and see if you can see any of your AND RISING TO FLY powders. Gun cotton is made by (>. the .35 calibre self loading rifle? on. Yes, two thousand paces equal landmarks. If not and it’s getting treating cotton fibre with nitric and^ Ans. There is no such thing ais one mile, cr one thousand double, or along towards the shank of the day, sulphuric adds. The process is of “ point blank” range. Every bullet cruiser’s paces, so I’d have to make then build a brush camp and a good Trolling Party Get One Salmon course very complicated and extre begins to drop as soon as it leaves six thousand double paces straight fire, and get uip lots of wood for the inely dangerous unless carried out th,e muzzle. Using t’e cartridge south-east to get from that lake to mght, and make yourself comforta Weighing Seven Pounds. under proper conditions. Smokeless for the above mentioned rifle sight this camp. How would I do it? ble. It’s only a joke, anylilow. rifle powders are usually nitio cellu ed in at 200 yards, the bullet would Well, if I was at that lake I’d just You of cc.urse have matches; if pet lose powders made from weed fibre hit 12% inches high at 100 yards. take out my compass, set her level, take a piece of cotton cloth, pick Bangor, Me., May 7, 1915 instead of cotton fibre. There are 3. Can a .351 calibre auto car and turn the letter N under the blue it into lint or tow, take a shell Cutlet House & Camps, A. J. M also a number of powders made UP tridge be used in the .35 calibre self and of the needle. After it had and pull the -bullet out of it, and ■son, Proprietor, Moosehead, Me.—1 frcmi nitro glycerine- In this case loading rifle? settled still, and was behaving it empty the powder out cn a dry leaf. port received from the above can glycerine is used instead of cotton Ans. No. self, I’d note where the south-easi Then put part of it back into the under date of May 6th. is to the or wood fibre. 4. There are five notches on the was on the dial, then strike an im. shell loose, and put a piece of tow fecit that since the weather 1 2. Would an e-xp’oM ve bullet snoot rear sigl 1 of toy rifle. Does the iginary line to seme object, a hill, cr Liht on top for wadding, but not cleared up the fish are jumping a as true in a Hgh power rifle as m raiisling of each notch mean 100 yds., >- stub, or large tree, south-east by hard. Now fire this lead into an rising to the fly in great shar other piece of your lint or tow, and other rifles? , or how do they work? .he compass, and travel to it, count- thirty good sized trout having be Ans. There are no explosive bul Ans The manufacturers of sights ng the double paces, and noting you will Irnve fire instantly. Of caught off the wharf in front lets made, i. e-, bullets containing ex dc~ not make them for any particular course you have some fine, stuff al hotel yesterday afternoon, (May 51 ready. Put your tow into it, blow plosive mixture. range. It is usually up to the shoot with a fly. A trolling party, o 3. Ha® the United States Govern er to determine for himself just whiat ii a little, and away you go for -a sisting of Mr. Culley, Fitchlbu ment the Model 189,2 Colts .38 or .4 distances the various notches are good fire. Make your fire longish, Mass., Ghas. E. Stelie, Brooklyn, then when ready to lie down, move calibre revolvers for safe? 1 thunk f, QiT* Y., Mr. A. E. Atchieson, MicklLetov it to c.ne side, and lie down on this Conn., and two guides caught s-ev they were used in S lp a nisiW - 5 r am going to get a Colt .38 warm spot, with some brush, stone, meric an war. if the Government has cal Special. Can a person shoot teen large trout and salmon on 1 or a log at your back for a wind sc Id them to a company could you better with the 7% inch, barrel or is 5th, one salmon weighing seven lbi break, and I will guarantee you won’t give me the company's address? the 6-inch barrel just as good? Business is reported good at 1 suffer any. When morning comes Ans. Francis Bannermau, No. odi Ans. Theoretically a person should above camps and more guests i pile a lot of green stuff on your Broadway, N. Y., or any of the other be able to slvoot better with a 7% due to arrive this week. fire, and make heap big simoke, and companies making a practi< < ol )U> inch barrel than with a 6-inch bar- your pals will soon discover your ing up discarded government sup re, owing to the slightly greater dis Commonwealth Hotel whereabouts, and give you the herse plies at auction will probably be a1 e tance between sights, but as far as laugh aplenty. Under no circumstan to supply you. barrel accuracy goes there is no Inc. ces leave your camp, for you are not TAXIDERMISTS difference. For ail practical pur Opposite State House, Boston, Mass. fa" from the main camp anyhow, Subscriber, Chicago .Uli- poses the 6-inch, barrel is just as Offers room with hot. ard cold water for $1.00 per day and Let them come and show you 1. Kindly inform me wlhicih, nation good as the 7% inch, barrel. 0. W. PICKEL, and up, which includes free the way, and save yourself a lot of ality won the first P ^ .e .in the in use of public shower baths. TAXIDERMIST walking. Fire ycur rifle occasional Dealer in Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, ternational rifle shooting contes , Indian Moccasins, Baskets and Souvenirs. Nothing to Bqual This in New England held at Clamp Perry. Cbdo, 1913, atec. ly. RAMGfeLEY. - - - M A I N ! The worst time to get lost is when the placets of the other nations com Rooms with private baths for $1.50 per day and up; snow is Sailing. The whole country peting ? > „ suites of two rooms and bath looks different then, and now is the “ Monmouth Moccasins” Ans. The Caimp Perry progra i f i for $4.00 per day and up. time to mind the wind, as spoken of They are made for the international shooting 111 • ’ Communion cf the Spirit, Sportsmen, Guides, Lumbermen ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF before. It’s better than a compass. presented a bewildering number Just the being with someone whom Known the world over for excel Strictly a Temperance Hotel Wind seldom changes during a storm. lence. Illustrated catalogue free. matches of all sorts. In t e 11 e you love, and know loves you, gives a Send for Booklet Be sure when you start out from national champion,ship of the Inter feeling of rest and comfort.— “Time STORER F. CRAFTS Gen. Manager M. L. GETCHELL CO., camp that you have your match box Monmouth, . . . Main* national Rifle Association, Switzer o’ Day,” by Doris Egerton Jones. 8 MAINE WOODS, PHILLIPS, MAINE, MAY 13, 1915. those old fence rails, etc., will uable silver _ gray > or white-tipped GREAT INTEREST make a dandy bonfire. black fex the furs of both of which, Where To Go In Maine W. J. Oakes has purchased the El sell for their hundreds. in reality IN CLEAN UP DAY mer Snowman house. there is little real difference between Mrs. Carrie Gile passed away at the common red fox and the common Lake Parlin House and Camps her home on the Kemnebago road gray fox. So fair as their furs are Guide Hamden Nets Largest Trout Monday afternoon. Funeral servi concerned the red fox is the more Are delightfully situated on shore of Lake valuably. In many sections both, va Parlin on direct line from Quebec to Rangel ey ces were held from the chapel. Lakes, popular thorough-fare for automo In 25-Years’ Guiding. rieties live apparently in harmony. biles. being a distance of 122 miles each way. About 20 friends of Mis® Susie Lake Parlin and tbe 12 out ponds in the Wi'lhur at the invitation of Mrs. H. In others, trappers report that an radius of four miles furnish the best of fly increase in the number of reds all- fishing the whole season The house and (Special Correspondence.) B. MoCard and Mrs. F. PI. Kempton camps are new and have all modern conven ways means a decrease of grays and iences. such as baths, gas lights, open rock Rangeley, May 12.—-Mrs. J. C. met at the latter’s home last Tues the opposite. Like squirrels, the red fireplaces, etc. The cuisine is unexcelled. King is spending the week in town. day evening to present a May basket Canoeing, boating, bathing, tennis, moun variety seegns not to be at perfect tain climbing automobfling, etc. During her stay she is stopping with to Miss Wilbur. The affair was kept peace with his brethren of a differ Mrs. P. L. Tracy. a great secret and Miss Wilbur was Write for booklet. H. P. (WcKENTNE l\ Propi’ietor, Jackman, Maine ent color. Mr. and Mrs. Ciarl Hennings and much, surprised. The contents of The gray . fox i® more common in daughter, Augusta of Westerly, R. the 'basket took the form of a mis THE CARRY POND CAMPS cellaneous shower and the verse ac tine south and those states bordering ]., have arrived for the summer, Mr. YORK CAMPS, Will be opened May 10, 1915. Best of companying each gift created nine the line commonly drawn between Hennings being again employed at RANGELEY. MAINE Trout Fishing. Good accommodations. ajmusiement. Various contests were the so-called northern and southern Write for circular. Rangeley Lake House. enjoyed during tJlie evening. Re dates. The red fox is more com ..HENRY J. LANE. One of the children of Mr. and J. LEWIS YORK, Prop. freshments of chocolate anil sponge monly found in the east especially in Carry Pond, Maine, Via Bingham, Me. Mrs. George Haines is ill with pneu cake and Ice cream were served. the New England States. As with monia. Mrs. Geo. Keimpton is help FISHING Mis® Wilbur received many nice most animals it is next to impossi OTTER POND CAMPS ing care for it. AT gifts. ble to draw a strict dividing line by Are open to accommodate sportsmen for fish Quite a few of the townspeople ac which to outline the grounds of both John Garville’s Gamps ing and hunting. Send for circular. Mrs. T. C. Haley and children GEORGE H. McKENNEY, Prop.. companied the drama company to have returned from Phillips. varieties. at Spring Lake Oaratunk, Me. Stratton. The class realized a good Salmon, square tailed and lake trout. My camps Mr. and Mrs. E. L. .Haley returned Let us consider some of the pecnl- are most charmingly situated on the shores of ly sum from this venture which was home Tuesday night after an extend arities of difference between the Spring Lake, well furnished, excellent beds, added to their Bdiston fund, the mem purest of spring water and the table is first-class, RANGE-LEI TAVERN 8 LAKE VIEW HOUSE ed absence. Mr. Plaley has been in red and gray foxes. The gray fox elevation 1,800 feet above sea level, grandest scen On Rangeley Lake. bers of the Rangeley High school ery and pure mountain air. Hay fever and malaria Florida on business. Mrs. Plaley has i? inclined to remain more within unknown. Spring Lake furnishes excellent lake Thoroughly modern. On direct automobile 1915 having decided to take a trip been visiting relatives in Lewiston trout and salmon fishing and in the neighboring route. Tavern all year. Lake View House timbered land than the red. From streams and ponds are abundance of brook trout. luly 1 to Oct. instead of holding the regular exer and vicinity. this fact it ha® doubtless drawn its Btickboard roads only 2-12 miles. An ideal family Best fishing and hunting. Booklets. cises. summer resort. Telephone communications with N. H. E LLIS & SON, Props., Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tibbetts and Pi. habit of tree climbing, a peculiarity Milage and doctor. References furnished • Terras « Raugeiey, Maine. Mrs. S. B. MoCard was in Phil reasonable. Address for full particulars. A. Furbish have (returned from Bos not at all comgncn to foxes in gen JOHN CARVILLE. Flagstaff. Me. lips Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs. ton after a week’s stay. eral. Stories are told of the gray RANGELEY LAKES Deck Tootliaker. The C. E. society of the Rangeley fox pursued by hounds having taken Camp Bemis, The Birches, The Barker. Write An unusually large number of trees for free circular. church held a very successful socia to trees with all the agility cf a Blakeslee Lake Camps CAPT. F. C. BA RK E R, Bemis. Maine. and shrubs have been planted this ble and ice cream sale at the church Cat. This habit permits it to per JOSEPH H. WHITE, Proprietor season. vestry Tuesday evening. A musical form tricks tending to outwit the A famous resort for anglers and hun Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ross are re VIA RUMFORD FALLS and literary program "was provided best of hounds since it may pass in ters. W rite for illustrated booklet and ceiving congratulations on the birth map. Address, Oct. 15 till May 1st, Best Salmon and Trout Fishing in Maine. Fly which was much enjoyed. Parlor to an adjoining tree and descend at fishing begins about June 1. Send for circular. of a son. Skinner, Me. Summer address, Eustis, House always open. JOH N C H A D W IC K & CO., igalmes and contests were much en connsiderable distance from its place Maine. Upper Dam, Maine. Mrs. Jesse W. Ross and Mrs. Earl joyed. The potato race -in which of ascent. During severe weather .A Huntoon left Tuesday morning for a John Russell and Mr. Dixon partici it sometimes holes up underground visit to their former home at Monc DEAD RIVER REGION pated was alone worth the price of like its red brother and sometimes W E S T E N D The Sargent. _ Up-to-date in every ton, N. B. admission. The proceeds will be seeks shelter in a hollow tree. At particular. Maine’s ideal familyTiaca- Mrs. Chas. L. Harnden caught a used to defray the expenses of the other times it prefers to lie out in HOTEL tion resort. Good fishing and hunting handsome 8% pound trout the past new singing books. t’ brush where it has a good section Cuisine unsurpassed. E. F. H. M. CASTNER, Prop'r. week. The largest one I ever land The golf instructor at the Range- view of its surroundings. Look, Prop’r, Eustis, Maine. ed remarked Guide Hamden and I Portland, Mainfc ley Lake House and family are oc The red fox is probably one of have been guiding 25 years. This is cupying the rent In the Mrs. Fred Thoroughly first class. The hotel for the most cunning of all animals. one of the largest ever taken from Abbott house. Maine vacationists, tourists and sport i The gray fox on the whole is gener IN THE RANGELEY REGION this lake and the skin will be mount Lercy Scribner, employed as plum men. All farm, dairy products, pork Saddleback Lake Camps, only one and one- ally considered to be a trifle infer ed by H. L. Welch. ber for M. D. Tibbetts & Sons lias and poultry from our own farm, enabl half miles from the railroad and three-fourths ior in its ability to perform tricks mile from good auto road. Trout fishing, both Mrs. S. B. McOard entertained at moved his family from Portland to ing ua to serve only fresh vegetables, lake and stream. Rates $12.50 to $15.00 per week; on its pursuers but it is able to out $2.50 per day. Booklet and references. For dinnner recently in honor of H. B. Rangeley. They are occupying the m^ats, butter, cream, eggs, etc. particulars address wit the hounds of the best of packs MeCard’s birthday. house recently purchased by M. D. American plan. Send for circular. HEMON S. BLACKW ELL, when the occasion arises. It is not F, H. Kempton left for Portland Tibbetts. Dallai. Maine. so fleet of foot as the red and is Wednesday morning to consult a phy The teachers have been receiving BELGRADE LAKES. MAINE. more given to running in circles sician. May baskets the past week. This The Belgrade. Best Sportsmen’s Hotel in New CAMP PHOENIX while the red not infrequently leads England. Best black bass fishing in the world, M. J. McDonough of Portland was a I custom lias ail ways been made much beat trout fishing in Maine. In the very heart of Maine’s Best Fish and its pursuers straight away for many CHAS. N. HILL & SON. Managers. Game Region. If you like to fish, the name recent guest of H. C. Riddle. Dur of here and the youngsters derive S O U R D N A H U N K stands for all that is best in miles before turning. Rs habit fishing, and Camp Phoenix is located in the very ing his stay they performed great much pleasure from it. of taking to a tree renders it more center of the famous S O U R D N A H U N K region. stunts in the fishing line landing sev Funeral services for the late H. T. THE ATTEAN LAKE CAMPS Lively fighting trout at camp door. Write for easily caught than the red since the particulars. CHAS. A. D AISE Y, Propr., Nor- eral hand setae fish. Kimball were held at the church Unsurpassed fishing, hunting, canoeing. baAh- cross, Me. latter when tired of running will J. L. Clark is occupying a teneThursday afternoon, and were in i ng and mountain climbing. Separate camas fpc often bole up in an extensive under all parties, with special accommodations fowikm- ment in the “ Glass House.” dharge of the Mason®, Mr. Kimball lies. Sizteen trout pomds of fly and bait fishing, JONES’ GAMPS ground den. and a never end of rivers and streams. James Stuart is guiding a party at being the oldest Mason in Rangeley. Automobile tourists wishing to visit A T T E A N Moxie Pond, Mosquito, Maine May is the usual month for the C AM PS, may come to Holden’s Garage, one the Barker. A more extended account will be giv mile from camp, where motor boat will meet The finest trout and salmon fishing here for L. D. Nile and Herbert Spiller wer birth of the young of gray foxes. parties. Map and booklet of my territory on many years. Circulars furnished on application. en later. request. in Phillips and Farmington recent The number, four to six, may some R U E L E. H O L D E N . Jackman. Maine ly, arriving with their Ford cars. They times be found in a burrow or hol OUANANICHE LODGE and ffeport the roads very good between low tree. The food eaten by old W ar or no war NO RW AY PINES CAM PS THE RED FOX Pierce Pond Camps Rangeley and Phillips with two ex- j and young is much the same as that will be open on time for large trout and salmon now open for season. Fishing, vacationing and captions. of the red fox varying cf course fishing. Best of referenoe4 furnished. Send Hunting. Peerless location. Write A fine horse belonging to L. D. MOST CUNNING with the season and latitude. It for circular. C. A. Spaulding. Caratunk, Me. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Mang’r. Grand Lake Stream, Maine, Washington Co, i Haley was injured by a stump re- may be hoard at night barking to j centiy. Dr. Ross was called to dare a mate from seme hill or other Central House for the wound and the injury is now Misunderstanding as to the Nature prominence though v when actually SPORTSMEN AND TOURISTS j healing. out for ford it becomes as silent as Belgrade Lakes, Me. of Red and Gray Foxes. Mrs. H. A. Furbish, underwent a its red brother. Both will glide This well-known house will We are the only people in the East slight operation in Boston Monday. over the ground around a hennery or selling direct to the Consumer. open May 1st to the early fisher (Written for Maine Woods). Before purchasing your supplies, Dr. Cobb was the surgeon in cluarge. a bunch of sleeping quail having men, and the regular summer Os®eo, Mich. drop a line and get our prices. We sell Walter Bush is at liome from Far more the appearance of shadowy Ln some quarters 'there seems to be business under old management. our goods at a wholesale price, there mington, where hie bias been employ spectres than very much alive flesh a misunderstanding as to the nature fore saving you money on your pur ed the past month. and blood creations as their poor Round Mountain Lake Camps. W rite for free Winfield Badger of Phillips was the of red and gray foxes. The latter booklet. DJON O. B L A C K W E L L . Proprietor. chases. Season advancing. Give us victims soon leam. Round Mountain. Maine a try. guest of his sens, Heurv and Frank is sometimes mistaken for the val C. L. Chamberlain. recently. To Let for the Season CONGRESS SALES BUREAU, The boat whistle was heard, for COTTAGE ON RANGELEY LAKE Portland, Me. the first time Monday and is now Also motor boat. In the heart .of making regular trips. good fishing and hunting. Write I. W. Geo. Snowman is doing carpenter BIG RESULTS MITCHELL, Rangeley, Me. work at Haines Landing. Goethe ana tne Cherry Tree. 1 Len Tootbaker is working for When I was a boy, I planted ' at Sylvader Hinkley. PACKARD’S GAMPS cherry tree, and watched its growth FROM SMALL ADS. with delight. Spring frosts killed the Miss Ina Stafford is the guest of Rangeley Lakes Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Picket. blossoms, and I had to waih another j — ------Rangeley, - Maine year before the cherries were ripe— Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spiller have Open from May 15th to Dec. 1st. then the biVds ate them; another year moved to their farm at Dallas the caterpillars; then a greedy neigh Trout and salmon fishing. Deer, part Heights. bor; then the blight. Nevertheless, ridge and duck hunting. Miss Prudence Richardson left What have you for Sale or Exchange? when I have a garden again, I shall Wednesday morning for Hebron, Lew plant a cherry tree!—Goethe. F iston and Portland on business. Mingo Springs Hotel and Gamps Sunday was observed as Mothers’ Look around and see if you haven’t some Fire Arms, The ideal place to spend your vaca Day at the Rangeley church. The tion. Good fishing, hunting and motor Paper Covers a Protection. services were of an appropriate na Boats, A Dog, An Automobile, A Camera, Tent, Ham ing. Table not surpassed in this sec Undeniably, paper covers are of tion. Write for booklet. Borne aid in preserving the fresh ap ture. Special music was furnished C. A. COLE, Prop., Rangeley, Maine pearance of books, but neither the ap by Miss Prudence Richardson, Mrs. mock or something else you don’t want. pearance nor the feeling of a covered O. R. Rowe and H. O. Huntoon. VAUGHAN GAMPS book is agreeable. Still, for those who G. W. Russell and crew are making Someone else is sure to want it The Spectacle Lake Camps, which are known have no objection to them, covers are as the lvibby Camps, have been purchased by extensive alterations on the E. I. me and are open for Fishing and Hunting for a good thing. Nothing is better than Herrick store- We have sold things for others, and we can do the the season of 1915. An ideal family summer ordinary brown paper, except in some resort. Telephone connections. A most beauti The prizes for clean-up and paint- ful climate during the summer months; cool, unusual cases, as. for example, tha same for you. Rates one cent a word in advance. even and invigorating. Finest Deer Hunting cook book, which, as every good house up week are on exhibition in J. A. in the State of Maine. Good Stream and Lake Fishing. Prices reasonable. For full partic keeper knows, should be covered with Russell’s window. Nearly everyone ulars. address oilcloth. seems to be taking a great deal of address, Classified Department, FR A N K R. VAUGHAN, Prop., interest in this campaign and many E U S T IS . - - M A IN E permanent improvements are being MAINE WOODS, MOOSELOOKMEGUNTIC HOUSE THE FISHING SEASON IS ON. made- Don’t forget that Friday AND LOG CAMPS. Heart of the Rangeleys. fleet fishing region- SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MAINE and Saturday are haul off day and Special June and September rates. Booklet. Phillips, Maine MRS. F. B. BURNS. WOODS. get your rubbish ready. Some of