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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08
WANT A NORMAL SsnY
Dextef Board Of Trade wlll
One from Present lsssI

Dexter. Me, Jan. f.-''p"
recently elected officers
Washington Rebekah Louss
stalled this evening by ME
Brunswick, one of the graz"
The officers installed were y
Rose Hamilton; V. G' VI ~
Stearns; F. S, Mrs A. ri
Treas, Mrs. George HUI :
Josephine Sturtevant' "A y
served. "a
An enthusiastic meeting u
of Trade was held last e'',''
fcers were elected as follos !.
dent, Stanley Plummer' !,
president, Norman H. Fay u
president, Arthur p. Appo,,,
president, Samuel l.. smah' j |
G. c. Palmer: treasurer j,
McCrillis. The directors ~
Rlackden, o. w. Bridges
William f. Brewster, .. =
Charles E. Morse, FREQ u 4
Amos A. Springall, Chaf''' {
and Fred M. Young. ;
Norman II. Fay, Geoies :,
Wesley H. Judkins were =,
special committee on teies'',
ties and were instructed :. y 4
cate with the officials " a..
Telegraph Co. regarding n Z,
-ment, of an office here :,
school question also came :,
siderable enthusiasm wac .,
special Normal school cu ~
named as follows: DE- ' 4
yer. Col. Stanley Plummer, !
Fay, Ernest l.. Palmer r
Young. DR.. Sawyer is p =,
resentative to the Legisla.u '.,
other members of the co' \
visit Augusta during tne !
assist DR.. Sawyer in e y, 4
sible in support Of a Dill IN ~
duced asking for an app. ri
tho institution of a Nofi''
this town.
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A QUIET DAY.
Little Doing Thursday In Ii.
Court at Belfast.

Belfast, Me, Jan. 7.-(Spesj
day has been a quiet one !
supreme court, the juries hal
dismissed at $50 until $50 |
morning and although couri
suspend until this afternoon.
room has been practically dsJ
presiding justice hearing sew
in his room.
The grand jury finished !
the States witnesses in ths|
lotte case last night and 81
hearing witnesses in liquor
is not probable that the jun
before Friday night or SatuE
An interesting case will
probably before the court
Friday is that Of {. II. VI
Charles E. Libby VS.. Charles
ken and Sarah G. Bassett Az
involves the buying of the \
Electric Railway, the Bath 50
way and the Lewiston & Auo1
Railway, some years ago Ia
array of attorneys on eaen
Guiding c. F. johnson Of NJ
Judge Reuel Rogers OF Bel
Enoch Foster of Portland lot y
tiff and Heath & Andrews o.
and William P. Thompson q
The case is marked on Inc "
follows: Entered Seplemu'
Dem. filed. September' lsVs y
Jan. l d. Plf. filed mOtioh :
pleadings at law stricken ou'
the parties be required 70
equity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

NENNEBEc COCNTY.-In Probate
Court at Augusta. in vacation Jan.
EMMA q. EOWELI.. Trustee under the
last will and testament of HENRY DOW
late of Pittston in said County. Tor the
benefit of ELLEN a. McMAtIoN nav
ing presented her first account for allow
anCe:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be CIV
en- three weeks successfully prior TO me
fourth Monday Of January. inst. IN tne
Eennebcc Journal a newspaper printed IN
Augusta that all persons interested may
attend at n Probate Court then to be
holden at Augusta. and show cause. II
any. WHY the same should not be allowed.
HAROLD f. COOK. Judge.
jSthur3t
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J<ENNt,REC COTNTY.-In Probate
hcll Ala.llSl In Nanat ion.

KENNEBEC COtNTY.-In Probate
Court held at Augusta, in vacation,
Jan, & 1909
JOHN W. HATCH Administrator on
.he estate of THOMAS GRAY late OF
Chelsea in said County, deceased. having
presented his first and final account OF
administration of said estate for al
loWanCc:
on three weeks successfully, PRIOR TO the
fourth Monday of January, inst. in the
kennebec Journal a newspaper printed IN
Augusta that all persons Interested may
attend at "A Probate Court then to be
held at Augusta. and show cause. II
any why the same should not be allowed
HAROLD +. COOK, Judge
Attest: X. W. LEIGHTON. Register
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

A fire, started by the ~ d
gas engine on the top nv .,s,
story building at the c t,as,ep,
and Franklin streets nO n
day caused consideraple 4 IN
but was soon extinguisi'es,, I'M
monetary loss. Several w ss
were at work on the w II n
forced to make a hasty ga n
came down the stars ~.
rnarner and there was "
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TN''ItT :.
Augusta Maine Dec % 1905 iSd1t*

KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate
Court, at Augusta. in vacation, Jan.
6. 1909.
\ Certain Instrument purportinS to be
the last will and testament Of HORACE
County. deceased. having been presented
for probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be civ
en- three weeks successfully prior TO the
fourth Monday of January, NEXT, IN tHe
Kennebec journal, Il newspaper printed
in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at a Court of Probate then 70
be holden at Augusta. and show cause. II
any. why tho said instrument should not
he proved. approved and allowed as the
last will and testament of the sald de-
ceased.
HAROLD T.. COOK. Judge.
Attest: X. W. LEIGHTON. Register
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08
EASTERN N
The Piscataquis |
Commissioners Oh
Waldo Grand Jury VI
ably Rise Tonight d
Dexter Board Of 1rade M
Secure State Normal,

Dover. Me, Jan. 7.-(Sps,I
Piscataquis county comm!sy,,
organized for the coming i
Elmer f. Brown of Orneyila
man. Sheriff James N. KIN,
appointed his old depu,s,
during the next two years /,
exception of the Gresuy.ns
which position has not ye, b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

Inc new Franco American treaty of
oN''''co hr" "~on ~'~ne' in poi
Ambassador White for the United
states anu Foreign Minister Pichon Tor
france This treaty is substantially
'oentical with the one negotiated in
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Allen of Richmond,
Edwards of Lewiston,
Burse of Pittsfeld,
Boyer of Portland.
Thompson of Skowhegan,
Farnham of Bath,
Burleigh of Augusta. of the House
LIBRARY.
Howes of Somerset.
Walker of Hancock,
Baxter of Cumberland. of the SENATE
Ferguson of Shapleigh,
Dorr of Dresden.
Chase of York,
Redlon of Portland,
Cook of Unity,
Sawyer of Dexter.
Nickerson Of Swanville. of the House
MINES AND MINING.
Minott of Sagadahoc,
Howes of Somerset.
Donegan of Somerset. of the senate.
Higgins of Starks.
Stetson Of Hartford.
Bowley of Swans Island,
Silsby of Aurora,
Pike of PASSPORT,
Putnam of East Iiverlnore,
Pelletier of Van Buren,. of the House.
TEMPERANCE.
Irving of Aroostook,
Howes of Somerset.
Minott of Sagadahoc. of the Senate.
Libby of Amity,
Allen of Jonesboro.
Whitney of Gorham,
Chase of Sebec.
Nelson of Hebron.
Snow of Brunswick,
Putnam of East Livermore.
of the House.
LABOR.
Looney of Cumberland,
Hamilton Of York,
Kellogg of Penobscot. of the Senate.
Beals of Auburn.
Mace Of Westbrook,
Whitehouse of Dayton,
Trimble of Calais,
Patterson of Scion,
Boswell of Stetson,
Bigelow of Portland,
TAXATION.
Wheeler of Cumberland,
Macomber of kennebec,
Mullen of Penobscot. of the Senate.
Wing of Kingfield,
Addition of Leeds,
Trickey of Corinna.
Pattangall of Waterville,
True of Portland
Colby of Bingham,
Richardson of Presque Isle.
of the House.
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF the

UVOOSs
WAYS AND MEANS.
Hannaford of Newfield,
White of Wayne,
Porter of Mapleton.
Harrington of So. Thomaston,
Patterson of Scion.
Paul of Naples,
Hines of Lewiston.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Nelson of Hebron,
Charles of Rome.
Day of New Gloucester
Harmon of Stonington,
Miller of Lincolnville,
Duncan of Rockland,
Ross of Bangor.
RULES AND BUSINESS OF THE
HOUSE.
The Speaker, eX-officio,
Davies of Yarmouth.
Hall of Caribou.
Moore of Saco.
BILLS IN THE THIRD READING.
Marshall of Portland,
Hodgkins of Temple.
Ferguson of Shapleigh,
Dunn of OrOno
Allen Of Jonesboro,
Mace of Westbrook.
McLain of Bremen.
ENGROssED BILLS.
Snow Of Scarboro.
Merrill Of Bluehill.
Gilbert of Litchfield
Mortified of Rockland,
Sawyer of Dexter,
Bogue of East MachiaS,
Bearce of Eddington.
ELECTIONS.
Traitor of Westbrook.
Blanchard of Wilton.
Jones of Bucksport.
Smith of Andover,
Orff of Gushing.
Patten of Hermon.
Bourassa of Biddeford.
COUNTY ESTIMATES.
Millett of Minot.
Stackpole of Bridgewater.
Kavanaugh of Portland,
Wing of kingfield,
Silsby of Aurora,
Cummings of Manchester.
Orff of Gushing,
Kelley of Boothbay.
Nelson of Hebron,
Cole of Kenduskeag,
Sanborn of Dover.
Farnham of Bath,
Bemis of Harmony,
Nickerson of Swanville.
MERCER of Princeton.
Ferguson of Shapleigh.
On motion of Mr. Pattangall of Water
vile,
Adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Jan. Is. at 10 O'Clock.
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LEGAL Advertisements.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.

Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Maine.
In the matter of
The partnership OF VIM.
Bremen 4 Co. the indvid- In Bank
ual COpartncrS i'll which ruptcy.
are VIM. Bremen and Jas.
l.. Bremen, and they midi
vidually,
Bankrupts.
To the creditors Of WILLIAM BREN-
NER & Co. of Oakland in the County
of kennebec and District aforesaid,
bankrupts
day Of December. A, y. 1908, the said
WILLIAM BKENNER & CO, We're duly
ajudicated bankrupts and that the first
meeting Of their creditors will be held
at the office of the Referee, 1870 Water
Street in Augusta. Maine. and District
aforesaid. on the 18th day of January,
A. -. 1909. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
mt which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a uuS-
tee examine the bankrupt, and stran-
sact such other business as may pro-
perry come before said meeting.
FREMONT j. G. LITTLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Aup,,Sta Maine Dec % 1868. iSd1t*
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fore the concurrence of all the concur
ring justices could be obtained the term
of Office of the relator expired. The ma
iority of the justices. however, hold that
the information should not for that rea-
son be dismissed, and that there should
nevertheless be Judgment for the State
since not merely the title of the respon-
dent, but the existence of the alleged
office itself is in question and is deter
mined by the opinion. Commonwealth VS.
Swasey, 1913 Mass. 53S
State of Maine-By Information, VS.
Amos X. Butler. Rescript, Emery. c. j
l. The entire legislative power of thu
State is by the constitution vested ex-
clusively in the Legislature. and no part
of that power can be transferred or del
egated by the Legislature to either of the
other departments of the government
2. Only the Legislature can establish n
public office (other than constitutional
office) as an fundamentally of govern
ment. Whether the establishment of such
office is necessary or expedient. it's du-
ties. its powers. its beginning it's dura
ton. its tenure. are all questions for the
Legislature to determine and be respon-
sible to the people for their correct deter
mination.
3. An office of special attorney for the
State in any county to have full charge
and control of all prosecutions in the
county relating to the law against the
manufacture and sale of Intoxicating
liquors would be public office with gov
ernmental functions. and could be estab-
lished only by the Legislature
a. Section Of Chapter - of the Pub
TIC Laws of 1905, enacting that THE Gov
ernor may, after notice to and opportuni-
W for the attorney for the State for any
county to show cause why the same
should not be done, create the office of
special attorney for the State in such
county and appoint an attorney to per-
form the duties thereof is unconstitu-
tional and without any force of law, for
the reason that the creation of the Office
IS left to the discretion Of the Governor
contrary to the constitution.
s. While an act of the Legislature
should not be held unconstitutional ex-
cept in cases where the conflict between
the legislative act and the constitution
is clear and irreconcilable by any reason
able Interpretation. yet when there is
such conflict as in this case the court
must declare the act void for the duty oe
the court to maintain the constitution as
the fundamental law of the State is inn
perative and unceasing"
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
Wanted ..-FemaIe Hell p.

AT ONCE A TABLE GIRL AT The
Gerald" Fairfield. Ne. lanoo1M
LADIES MAKE BELTS AT HOME;
cut material furnished: So per hundred
Particulars stamped envelope. Unique
Speciality Co.. Drawer 24S, Baltimore: No.
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To LIGHTHOUSES, Roo ms, etc.

SIX ROOM RENT, UPSTAIRS, AT %
Gage St, near Rines Hill and electrics,
to family without small children. Danlel
Whitchouse. - Pleasant st. JSdlWe
FURNISHED ROOM WITH NICE
cabinet bed. 81 week. Home PRIVILEGES;
II Middle street. JSd3tF
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR FOX PRIME FULL SIZE SKINS
we will pay 500 until Jan. -. II. q. bar
kcr Co. Augusta and Gardiner. 1sdlI
TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE OF
from G to rooms, good location. In
n,lire at 16s Water street jSd6t@
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Of which will avoid conflict with the
constitution, that Interpretation should
be adopted We do not see that the
words and phrases of this statute, con-
STRUNG them according to the common
meaning of the language as required by
the statutory rules of construction, can
fairly bear the Interpretation contend
ed for by the respondent None of the
words are technical or OF doubtful
meaning. They seem plain and explicit.
The Governor is to create the Office
as well as fill the office when created.
Indeed the respondent admits that the
Legislature intended the office to re-
main in allegiance until the Governor
should act. This Interpretation would
rot save the statute, since under it the
time of the statute going Into erect
and it's duration depend, not on any
specified fact or contingency or con-
dition, but solely upon the Will of the
Governor. 1.-The result of all the cases
on this subject is that the law must
be complete in all its terms and pro-
visions when it leaves the legislative
branch of the government, and nothing
must be left to the judgment Of the
electors, or other appOlntee or dele
gate of the Legislature, SO that in form
and in substance it is a law in all its
details in present., but which may be
left to take effect in future, if neces-
sary, upon the ascertainment of any
prescribed fact or event" Bowling VS..
Lancashire ms. Co 81 Wis. 63, 50 n. w.
1888. In the statute before us the be-
ginning and duration of the office in
tended to be created were left unde-
terInined. No fact or event was pre-
scribed upon the ascertainment OF
which the statute was to take effect,
and the Office come into existence. The
statute was not to take effect, the Of
flee was rot to come into existence.
until the Governor in his discretion
should so decree. The constitution for
bids the Governor exercising any such
discretion and forbids the Legislature
allowing it to him.
We have all through our conSidera-
ton of this case borne in mind the
principle that all reasonable doubts
are to be resolved in favor OF the con-
SttutiOnality of a statute, but, as said
by the supreme court of Minnesota in
State VS.. Great Northern Ry. Co.: 100
Mimi. 45o, Ill n. w. $50, "Wh;le an act
of the Legislature should never be held
unconstitutional except in cases where
the conflict between the statute and
the. constitution is clear. manifest and
irreconciaile by any reasonable con-
struction. yet. when it so conflicts with
the constitution, courts have no alter
native than to declare it invalid, for
TIE obligation to support the constitu-
ic INN nj
is such a case
1t follows that the respondent has no
right to exercise any of the functions of
public prosecutor and the State must
have Judgment of custer
So ordered.
Memorandum Emery C. r. After the
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Howes of Somerset,
Reynolds of Kennebec,
Milliken of Aroostook. of the Senate.
Jordan of Cape Elizabeth,
Chase of Sebec,
Harris of Salem,
Blake of Monmouth.
Dufour of st. Agatha,
Frost of Lewiston.
Whitehouse of Dayton. of the House.
WAYS AND BRIDGES.
Therriault of Aroostook.
Wyman of Washington,
Donegan of Somerset. of the Senate.
Dorr of Dresden,
Rounds of Portland,
Drake of Frankfort.
Cole of Kenduskeag,
Holt of Clinton,
Robbins of Fort Kent,
Doble of Lagrange. of the House.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
Nyman of Washington. III
Reynolds of Kennebec,
Knownon of Piscataquis
= of the. Senate.
Hartman of Meddybemps,
Silsby of Aurora,
Campbell of Kingman,
Smith of Andover,
Rigelow of Portland,
Lane of Paris,
Sleeper of So. Berwick. of the House.
SHORE FISHERIES.
Wyman of Washington,
Walker of Hancock,
Boynton of Lincoln. of the senate.
Presley of Trescott,
Bowley of Swans Island.
Hyde of Bath,
Kelley of Boothbay.
Duncan of Rockland.
Hodgkins of Damariscotta,
Thurlough of Cutler. of the House.
COUNTIES.
Lowe of AndrOscogSin,
Eaton of Washington,
Mnott of Sagadahoc. OF the SENATE.
Hill of Littleton,
Trafton of Westbrook,
Merrill of Bluehlll,
Bemis of Harmony,
Cole of Kenduskeag.
Sleeper of So. Berwick,
Couture of Lewiston. OF the House.
TOWNS.
Therriault of ArOOStOOk,
Colcord of Waldo
Kellogg of Penobscot. of the SENATE.
Patterson of Salem.
Hamlin of Orneville.
F'ortier of Waterville,
Donnell of w. Bath,
Varney of Lebanon.
Bearce of Eddington,
Merrill of Durham. of the House.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Hill of PenobscOt,
Therriault of Aroostook.
Smith of York. oil the oeha'e'
Frost of Lewiston,
Bigney of Greeneville.
Bartlett of Stonehan.
Lord of Vassalboro,
Hanson of Lyman,
Orff of Gushing,
Lambart Of Orono. oil the HOUSE,
CLAIMS.
Smith of York.
Colcord of Waldo,
Boynton of Lincoln of the Senate
Cummings of Manchester.
Moore of Saco.
Spear of So. Portland,
Packard of Rocllport.
Donnel of W. Bath.
Hannaford of Newfeld.
Beals of Auburn. oil the HOUSE
PENSIONS.
Gowell of York.
Minott of Sagadahoc
Donegan of Somerset. of the Senate.
Lombard of Bridgton.
Perry of Fort Fairfield.
Paul of Naples.
Holt of Clinton.
Miller of Lincolnville,
Patten of Hermon
SAWYER of Dexter. of the House.
INSANE HOSPITALS.
Eaton of Washington,
Shaw of Kennebec,
Lowe of AndroscogGin. of the Senate
Tibbetts of Orrington,
Gilbert of Litchfield,
Morse of Belfast,
Redlon of Portland,
Edwards of Lewiston,
Weld of Old Town,
Blake of Monmouth. of the House.
STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Warren of Cumberland,
Wyman of Washington,
HOWes of Somerset of the senate
Jordan of Cape Elizabeth.
Nelson of Hebron,
White of Wayne,
Lane of Paris.
Porter of Mapleton,
Cook of Unity,
Dunn of Brewer. of the House
STATE PRISON.
Walker of Hancock,
Wheeler of Cumberland,
Staples of Knox. of the Senate
Hill of Litteton,
Charles of Rome,
Lombard of Bridgton.
HuSSey of Windsor,
Packard of Rockport,
Varney of Lebanon.
Bourassa of Biddeford. of the House
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS.
Shaw of Kennebec,
Hamilton of York,
Osgood of Androscoggin.
of the Senate
- ~
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LOS

BLACK COWH!DE, WEIGHT ABOUT
80 lbs, Thursday, between Manchester
Forks and Augusta. Finder return to o.
j. Foster. Manchester, or leave with A:
NJ bowman. jSd3ts
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ICE BOAT, THE LARGEST AND
fastest on Lake Cobbosseecontee. Price
$50 The r. w Soue Estate. jSd1w
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TWO MEN CUT CORD WOOD. ALL
uinter,s lob. SIS per cord. Camp fur
nished with stove. NJ. S. Collins, Read
field Depot Maine. J5uIt
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FAMOUS SECTION VII,
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

CONTINUED From Page One.)
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MAN AROUND so TO LOOK AFTER

our business in this county. Special in
ducement this month, permanent. {. K
Burr &. COMPANY Nurseymen Man!c5hcs..
ter Conn. oG2s
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The respondent further invokes as a
we'll settled rule, that if the statute is
susceptible OF two interpretations, one
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On motion of Mr.. Pattangall of Water
Vile.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Jan. 49, at 10 o'clock.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-16
8ptitsr gbeI.

4ls bds Gribidbr Fam erbitlt Sena
9borbed in 9uaorp etnen 9rief bon
Mittler, Der bic @ntfuprt mar alif Elm
S6rsiben bon ibr. Gr ldu.ete:
Wulfersbagsrb b. 10. A. -.
Gebr seebrtes sndbtgss Grdulein!
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-23

Southern States Association OF
Commissioners OF Agriculture and
Other Agricultural Workers, jack
son. Miss. November Is, Il, Is.
international Live Stock Exposi-
ton. Chicago. November 21th to De-
cember 10th. B. II. Heide, Secretary.
The Order OF Patrons OF Hus-
bandry-"The Grange its
national meeting at Des Moines.
Iowa. November 1918
The sixth annual meeting OF tho
American Breeders Association is
called for December 8. . and 10. at
Ohmaha, Nebraska. in association
with the National Corn Show, held
at that place. Decem ber S TO ls.-W.
VI HAYS. Secretary. Washington. ID. c.
Georgia Poultry Association. an
nu,l show, Atlanta. January 1928.
1910: c. O. Hartwell. Secretary.
National Association Live Stock
Breeders. annual convention. Chi
caEo Stock Yards. Decem Der /. 1903;
c. y. Fle.scher, Secretary.
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-23

before 4 strange animal Is allowed
20 enter \ heri Il should always re-
crIyc careful inspection. AMI II found
20 have lice. should be kept by Itself
and treated until entirely free from
them Prof. c. =. Gillette
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-23

II IA doubtful II II pays 10 use
u!irogenous fertilizer on tall-sowed
wheat n time ct seeding Phos-
phorlc acid and. where needed. pot
ash. may be put on In the fall but the
nitrogen is usually better applied In
the spring March.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

Only one day remains 81 the second
period In The Detroit Times Great Prize
Voting Contest Precisely AT o'clock
next Monday evening. the second period
VIII be brought TO close. and the
third period OF the competition Will be
ushered in At the close OF the SECOND
period. reduction OF about 20 per cent
viii be made In the number OF votes
given for subscription payments This
reduced schedule viii then continue in
effect until the close OF the third period
two weeks later. at which time another
similar reduction In the schedule wItl
be made.
This reduction In the schedule gives
work accomplished in the second period
n 20 per cent greater value than SINH
lar work accomplished In the third.
That the contestants and their friends
appreciate the greater value 81 second
period work as against work accom-
pllshed In the third period. is shown
In the energetic manner in which they
are conducting their campaign during
these last days OF the second period.
To preserve equal chances with her OPP
ponents for success, IL is Important
that every contestant secure and re-
port every subscription possible before
the close OF the second period. To sue
coed. IL is not only important that 4
contestant do as great an amount or
work as her opponents. but mat sire
accomplish ~ at the time when IL Will
have as great a value,
An excellent vote was cast yesterday
and number OF changes were effected.
In District 10. Mrs Anna Scaifc again
wrested the leadership from Mrs. Lii
liam Mcconnell. who is now second. In
District I, Mrs. ]. j Watson captured
the honor position, forcing down into
second place the former leader, Miss
LILLIAN LYNCH. while in District y. MISS
Anna Muscovitz forced Mrs. b. 5. Roach
TO surrender 10 her the position ~
honor. and she now leads by narrow
margin.