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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-08-04
SYNOPSIS.

The story opens with the introduction
OF John Stephens, advonturer "A Mlssa-
chuaetta man marooned by authorities at
Valparaiso. Chile. Being Interested IN
mining operations IN Bolivia, he was de-
nouhced by Chile as an insurrectlonlst
and as a consequence was hiding. AZ his
hotel HIS attention was attracted by an
,Englishmnn and young woman.
stephens rescued the young woman from
drunken officer He was thanked by
her
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-08-04

Tom-Was it case of love at first
sight?
Harry-No-frst call. She was q
telephone girl, and he was taken with
her voice when he first heard it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
More BANKING LEGISLATION.

R9,,reSentatiVc Weymouth of Saco
introduced an act relating to officers
and cmpllyes of banking institutions
and trust companies which provides
heavy penalties for unreasonable or
unlawful charges for expenses. salary
or commission on the part OF those
connected with these institutions
Section Of the act provides that
majority At least Of the trustees and
the treasurer Of each savings bank
and a majority of the directors ana
the treasurer of each trust company
Of this state, shall on or before the
third Tuesday OF December annually
file in the Office of the Bank tXamin-
er or Commissioner a report, under
oath containing a Jrue. detailed state
mcnt Of each and every expense, sal
ary. coalm! ssione, charges and dts
bursoments incurred and made by
such hank or trust COMPANY includ-
Ing each and every item incurred Cor
such institution for one year neNt
prior 20 tie first Tuesday OF Noven-
Der and shall so continue 10 do Tor
each and every ,sear thereafter.
Section ; provides that any officer.
gent, servant -, employee who shall
receive money u Ilt Ddllh vi u 49,
company with which he is connected.
unlaWfully or in unreasonable sums
from said bank o. trust company Tor
expenses. salary, commission, charges
and disbursements or other items, as
aforl said, shall be punished by in
dictment and by imprisonment in state
| prison for a tenn of not less than ID
months and not more than three years
| or by d fine, ii not less than 500 nor
more than 5000 or by both fine and
| Imprisonment and said offence shall
| be felony. Any treasurer Of such
bank or trust company who disburses
money az ab1Ve set forth knowingly
shall be punis. cd by fine or imprison-
ment or both as above set forth and
SAID offence shall be felony. Each and
every item oi. expense, az above SET
forth shall lie paid by the treasurer
| only on a warrant issued therefor and
signed by ~ least a majority Of tht
trustees or directors of said bank OF
comran% . The trustees or directors
o1 any OF said banks or trust com.
paheS shall issue a warrant for tho
plNElent o. unlawful or unreasonable
sums as aforesaid each trustee or di-
rector 50 :.i2hing such warrant shal
become personally liable therefor anl
| the same shall be recovered by al
action at law by the county attorney
in the count" III which the offence i.
committed for Tn g benefit Of such banl
or company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish
cries will give a public hearing In its
room at the state House In Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH G.
On An Act to prevent the destruction
of smelts in the waters of the towns OF
Lubec and Trescott, in the county of
Washington.
on An Act relating to the pay OF fish
wardens.
on An Act 70 provide for the propa ga
tion and cultivation Of clans.
An Act to protect the spawning OF fish
in the waters of Penohseot bay.
An Act TO protect Holsters in the wa
ters adjacent to the shores of the towns
of Lubec and Trescott, as amended BY
Chap. $40 of the Special and Private Laws
of 1867. be repealed.
On the petitions Of 4. /. HutchinGs and
thirty-one other lobster fishermen and r.
J. Hutchns and twenty-eight other lob
Ster fishermen of the town of kittery,
asking for the passage of law TO license
lobster fishermen
An act TO repeal Chapter 276 of the PEi-
vate and Special Laws Of 1907. entitled
IAN act for the better protection of shell
fish within the town If Yarmouth in the
county of Cumberland.
An act to amend Chapter 500 Of the
Special and Private Laws of 1903 TO regu-
late fishing on the Bagaduce river in the
towns of Castine. Penobscot and Brooks
vile IN the county OF Hancock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
COMMEND THE JOURNAL
armers Of Hancock and Penobsoot
ERASE Stand Against Reciprocity

Hon c. S. Stetson. Master oc H..
Maine state Grange. who is ,Ieo =
member Of the Grange Legislative con,
.rl'.'te' WAS again at the State House
'"E ana was an interested spec
House. III til'
Mr. stetson has been absent dpri,n
tlie past two weeks in Penobscot ard
liaHcock counties in the intereete -.
the Grange and finds a strong eeoti.
Hient IN those sections against ca,,.
uian reciprocity and IN favor of +ba
attitude taken by the Journal in ba-
ii1ii ol INC farmers Of Maine. Said be.
ma IN the communities whnro 7
4'"'e peth curing the past two weeks
StioiiS tecllng that the Kennehcc
"ouIiidI mas taken highly commend
''ie atttude iE opposing the proposed
reciprocity alreement with Canada
All understand that the paper has
taken It's present attitude as matter
OF principle and not from n standnoin.
OF mere policy. | find the paper held
III very nigh esteem for it's attitude
eSllcclailS IL tho rural sections"
lie stat" Master organized a subor
't'til~" lbSt lnufSdaV in Trp-
mont. The Grange bears tho name of
ocean View the third of that name in
.lip state, and has 25 charter members
EDWARD EVana Of Waldo also MEM
pti OF the Grange Legislative com
mittee, organized Il Grange Nonda,.
evening at Burnham Junction with "a
charter members.
State Master Stotson during his trim
through Hancock county visited Po-
m"1a meetings at Ellsworth and
hHcksport. Both of these Pomonas
have previously taken action against
Canadian recirrocity
The stat" Master was at Orono Mon
day night and says that the outlook
points I" 4 largely attended Farmers
Week al the University of Maine with
a very instructive program. He re-
Erets that the tablet to the memory
oi the late Or Ezekiel Holmes OF
winthrop Vas not in readiness To be
placed in the Farmers Hall of Fame
during tn" exercises OF the week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings as follows.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8 1911.
No. 78. Act TO amend charter OF Liv-
ermore Falls Sewer District.
No 20 Act to incor1 1orate Peoples
Loan Company of Portland.
No: 50. Act to establish Van Buren
Municipal Court.
No 81. Act to incorporate Kitter,
Sewer Company
No. g. Act TO increase the salary Of
assistant county attorney OF Cumberland
No s. Act for better preservation of
township plans.
No s.. Petition to change name Of
No Sc. Act to extend charter of the
Eastport Street Railway Company
No g. Act relating to charter OF Han
cock county Railway Company
No l2g Act to amend law relating tt
commission Of public works OF Portland
No 1870 Act to incorporate Rumfort
General hospital
of state juvenile institutions.
No l3S Petition for plantations II
raise and expend money. for highways.
No 143 Act to amend law relating t(
observance cf the lords day
No l59. IA act for the control of wa
ter districts and the control and regula
ton OF water storage and water power
companies
THURSDAY. MARCH 8 1911
No s. Act TO incorporate Psppersl
Trust Company Of Biddeford
NJ - Act authorizing the Citv Of
Portland 70 construct public buildings
OF pl'l.r grounds.
No 20 Act relating to burying grounds
No 81 Act relating to Livermore Falls
Municipal Court Extending jursdictionl.
No. 80. Act relative to Liyermore Falls
Municipal Court Relating TO fees).
No SO Act TO extend charter Of North
Parsonefeld Water Company
No 81 Act To amend law relating ia
poisoning of animals.
No g5 Act relative TO election Of City
Clerk OF Brewer.
No Sc Act .ratifyine lection. cnalih.
cation and doings of the City Clerk OF
Brewer
No SO Act to extenf charter OF the
Ocean and Northern R;sitroad 90
No 100 An Act with referencs to the
Gardiner Municipal Court.
No. I32 Act to amend law relating To
registration Of dentists.
No. l34 Act TO amend law relating to
buryinG grounds. o.. =.
No 13 AAcf to4 Incorporate World
No ri. A6 2i5 ssnend law sreiating to
the public heSs.a aysa ,contagi1ps dtseases
rs 7 f. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
ANDROSCOGGIN
WALES,

Erwin johnson, who has been i'll
with pneumonia is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrown of Auburn were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson.
The drama Above the Clouds" pre-
sented at Wales Grange hall Friday
evening by Sabattus people, was well
attended. 1t was followed by So
cial dance and supper.
Irving Frost, who was operated on
at a Lewiston hospital for appendicitis.
has returned home.
George Roberts. who has been con-
fined TO the house most of the winter
is reported not as well.
The Ten-Ten Club was entertained
Saturday afternoon. March 4. by Mrs.
Amanda Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanctt Videto en-
tertained the W. w. Whist Club Sat
urdaN evening.
Gladys Maxwell is sick with cry
sipelas. .s-..
Miss Ellen Taylor is stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Coolidge
Harry Western of Lewiston was the
Sunday guest 20 his sister. Mrs. Wilma
Western.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY

SD renovate the river that there shall
be a much loss amount of water re-
Quiied Ter successful log driving than
is now required. The cost of this reno
walton UP to $4,000 shall be paid by
the kennebec DarF Co., to the Log
Driving Co. and expended by them.
Hon. II. NJ. Heath of Augusta who
represents the Maine Electric Associa-
tion composed of Gi different power
stations, Harvey D. Eaton of Water
Vile representing the Central Maine
Power CO., and William NJ. Bradley.
representing the Consolidated Electric
Light Co. Of Portland. all opposed this
agreement on some ground or another
In tact there was a continual cross
fire Of questions and answers for over
an hour.
II. /. Hartman. who represented tie
kennebcc Dam Co. held up his end
against the whole Of them His con-
tentlon was that it would be much
better tor everyone to stand by tho
amendlncnt given above and the 9th
er one which provides for n board of
three hydraulic engineers to be ap-
pointed in each specific case of disa-
Sre"laent as TO power between the
Dam Go. and power users on the river.
than 1t would be to tie the Dam Co
down TO any specific flow.
: Nil. Heath charged that there was
n deliberate attempt to befog the sit
uati0n in that the Dam Cos. counsel
the other day said the Public Utilities
Commission would regulate the matter
of rates and then he put in an amend
mont 10 the Public Utilities act eX-
prcssly eliminating the company from
its operation. Mr.. Hartman said he
would just as soon be under the com
mission as not, although he felt the
rates could not be wholly handled by
this commission
Mr.. Bradley for the Consolidated Co.
of Portland strongly objected to this
proposed charter for two reasons. one
is shat the power may he sent any
Wilor. and the other is that tho poles
and wires OF any other company may
be used to carry their wires. He de-
nounCcd this as unjust. unfair aid un-
busincsslike.
Mr.. Heath claimed that the bill OPEN
ed up the future Of the kennebec val
ley to whatever -yagaries might be
brought about bv THE cor,rsasv's or,-4
drations. while. Mr. Hartman on the
other hand as strongly insisted that it
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will give a public hearing In Its
room Estate Museum at the State House
WEDNESDAY, MARCH :, ? P. VI.
No q. EeassignmcnD On petition Of
Harry Hartwel and l64 others fer law
permitting fishing through the ice for
pickere on all ponds and lakes in An
droscoggin county, except Lake Auburn
for five years. also Remonstrance of a.
w Bridge and lSs others Of Mechanic
Falls against the same: also kcmon-
strances of J. +. True, w. 7. Atwood and
l53 others against a law permitting ice
fishing in Taylor pond in Androscoggtn
county.
No. "A. An Act TO permit ice fishing for
plckerel in Upper. Lower and Middle
Range ponds and in Tripp pond In said
Androscoggin county, on Tuesday and on
Thursday of each week. with petition Of
T. Minmont and 46 others for same.
No. ~. Resolve for the purpose OF op-
Grating the fish hatcheries and feeding
stations for fish and for the protection OF
fish. game and birds, with statement of
facts.
No. i2l. AN Act 10 regulate the dis
posal Of fish and game seized by the com
nissioners Of inland fisheries and game,
or any officials empowered so to do.
No. 122. An Act To regulate the sale
and purchase of game birds.
No. 122. An Act to amend Section 81 OF
Chapter S2 of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to the penalty for trapping fur-hear-
townships or on the wild lands of the
state, and for operating a sporting camp,
without first procuring license there
for
No l24. Petition Of b Il. Billings and
| % others. residents OF Bryants Pond and
| vicinity, asking that II law b" enacted
making il unlawful To take moro than
| five trout and salmon III all, or more
TwitcheII Round north and south
ponds in Greenwood. and in BRYANT pond
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

ing VIII nolO regular sessioib AL itooAA
N
ROY c. THOMPSON, sec'y.
COUNTY ESTIMATES.
The Committee on County Estimates
sill meet until further notice In Room y
at $50 p. NJ on Wednesday Of each week
c. II MERRlFIELD, Secy
EDUCATION.
The committee on Education will meet
each Thursday at p. M In Room "
EUGENE " ALLEN, Secy.
LIBRARY.
Until further notice the Committee on
library will hold regular sessions In
room "A at the State House IN Augusta,
every Tuesday at P. NJ.
HENRY HARRINGTON. Chairman.
r A. McALLISTER, Sec'y.
PENSIONS.
The Committee on Pensions will meet
.ach Wednesday at 430 p. n. Pension
~ EDWARD ". MURPHY. sec'y.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS.
Until further notice the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds VIII nolo
regular SESSIONS in room 9s at the state
House IN augusta, every Wednesday NJ
r. ]. MOVES. Chairman
TOWNS.
The Committee on Towns VIII meet a.
Room No Il at 2 =. NJ, Tuesday OF sach
week until further notice.
ARTHUR WILKINS, Secy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
CHiEA'S FIGHT
with kenneSec Water District Hobs
Up Before judiciary.

The old fight between the China res
ldehts and In" kcnnebec Water Dis
trlct popped up for few moments
Tuesday afternoon 1T the hearing be-
fore the judiciary committee upon the
Dill relative to the condemnation of
land for puohc purposes. The bill
was introduced by Representative ! nut
ton OF China and gives to owners of
property the right to have the nccrs-
sity OF the taking of property deter
mined after hearing. 1t also provides
that the determination Of the neceS5
iity OF any appropriation; of land frr
public purposes, except Where .othef-
Wise provided FOR by law shall be madej
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
CONSIDERS AMENDMENTS.
Kennebec Darn G. Reservoir Co" Agar"
Before interior Waters.

tt. committee on interior waters
h,d anothrr struggle with the cele-
hrat,l octopus that has been worry
i've. e5alo naople so droadly ever since
,To G.. sion hogan. This is of course the
I'M, ,ec Dam and Reservoir Co.
cnartcl-. Hon. Charles r Johnson %
WaterGille representing thc kehii'pe'
Log Driving Co. and the heh'lepeN
Water power Co. presentod wv
amendments which he SAID nad pr'h
agreed upon between the various m
terests. The grist Of these is tnat ti'e
Dam Co. shall guarantee To deliver NOT
less than 900 cubic feet o. wa
ter a dag 30 the river in consideration.
of which the other two companies snali
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
Hydro. Electric Companies.

Rcpre sentative Davies of Yarmouth
introduced an act 10 prohibit foreign
corporatioas from engaging IN the
business OF generating electricity by
water power within tn SKATE Of Maine.
whicn provides that no foreign cor
poration. tie main business of which
is the generation Of electricity Tor
supplying light, heat and power shall
engage in the business ot generating
electricity by water power within the
state of Maine without express au-
thority from the Legislature Of tie
state OF Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

The Committee on Juolclary VIM 90
public hearing in Its room at tle ota'
hOnse In Augusta =,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s. at l. NJ
9E ON an act relating to the dlsposl
ton of the dead hodles or paupeas III,
transmission OF infect1on ny coniiioi
drinking cups.
tnent of a state agent for the protectioi
Of children.
200 ON an act relative 10 decrease o
capital stock of corporations.
2(S On an act relative to foreign cor
porations. ~ :,
2OT. on an act relating to evidence II
personal injury cases.
a06. on an act to provide adequat
punishment for any person VINO snall en-
gage or act in the capacity OF a locomo
any railroad In the state of Maine.
MARCH .. at 2 p. VI.
No 211 An Act to establisn Ia" coui
and to abolish superior courts.
No 212. An Act relating TO the employ
ulent of persons.
No. 2l3 IN Act relating TO sessions o
No IA. An Act defining and iimitne
the expenses of supreme judicial and sn
periar court stenographers
No 10. An Act relating 10 court pro
NJ. PA An Act regulating procedure in
luo warranto.
No. 229 a resolve for state paper.
No 80 An ACT relating TO the record,
Ing of personal property mortgages ana
No. 242. An Act relating 70 the taxa
ton of collateral inheritances.
No 243! An Act relating TO organization
No ss0 An Act in regard to trial JUS
tice jurisdiction Of the Carbon municipal
court.
tickets 10 religious or temperance camp
meetings
No. 40 An Act to change the corpo-
rate name of the Maine Association OF OPP
MARCH 10. at 2 p. NJ
No. 221- An Act relating to limitation
OF prosecutions
No. 222 An Act relating to county at
No 223 An Act relating to the protec-
ton of life on buildings
No 225 An Act relating to the execu-
tion of deeds by authorized agent.
No. 23S An Act relating TO compensa-
ton Of executors, administrators, guard
ians, and trustees.
No 239. An Act relating TO real ac-
10. 2ls. \ resolve authorizing the
county Of York TO procure loan.
No. 219 An Act to estabnsh a munich
pal court in the city of Belfast.
No. 226 An Act TO authorize the city
of Belfast TO grant permission TO manu-
featuring Real Estate Co. TO construct
wing TO its shoe factory.
No. 81. An Act TO extend the charter
Of the Weld Water er,s Gompanyh ths territory
of the Rumford Falls Village Corpora
ton.
2l6. On an act to provide for publicity
of mercantile partnerships and for identi-
hcation Of individual merchants in Ger
tain cases.
24J. on an act relating 10 the sale Of
shares of capital stock Of a corporation
OF execution.
IA. on an act relating 10 fill vacancies
in town Offices.
247. on an order for the appointment
of a committee by the Governor TO in
Vestigate the Municipal Courts in the
State, in relation to their practice and
procedure.
1l9 On an act 10 incorporate the Clark
Power Company. Reopened and Eeas-
signed.l
No. 248. On An Act to amend Section 20
Of Chapter 8 Of the Revised statutes, re-
lating 70 polling places.
FREDFRICK pOGIIE Sec'v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

The Committee on Agriculture will give
public hearings in the room Of the com
missioner Of agriculture at the state
House a9 follows:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH &, . p. NJ.
An Act TO create stallion registration
board.
Resolve TO reimburse owners OF domes-
tic animals for damages by destruction
by wild animals.
An Act for the standard unit of meas
IRE and the size Of can for the sale Of
milk and cream.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

served to amply protect the rights of
future generations in the valley.
The matter was finally tabled and
Chairman Kellogg asked that the
whole outfit. original bill, amendments
and all, might be put in complete form
for the use of the committed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
LABOR,

The Committee on Labor will give a
public hearing in its room, No. So at the
State House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, PIP NJ
No. s An Act to amend Section 49,
Chapter 40 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by CHAPTER 20 of the Public
Laws of 1902 reiaIing to the employment
of women and children.
HENRY a. DESCOTEACX, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS

The Committee on Appropriations and
financla ',l AiIalrs VII give public bear hear
House, Augusta. as follows:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH s, . p. NJ.
No. us. Bill An ACT TO repeal Chapter
142 Of the Public Laws of 1865, relating to
support of alien paupers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
E EDUCATION.

Tic Committee oa Education VIII give
public hearings as follows.
TIIESpAY.= MARCH ., , i. II.
%u. 4. An act fef the encouragement
# md lStrial eiHca'ion.
10. y. An ael - provide for payments
u o'''='>'' ETGE%E V. ALLEN. eec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give a
public hearing in room y at the State
House Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. p. NJ.
An Act to annex FryeburS Academy
grant to the town of Mason.
An Act to change the eastern boundary
of the town of Anson.
ARTHUR WILKINS, Sec'y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
CLAIMS.

The Committee on Claims will give a
public hearing In the Taxation Commit
tees rooms AT the state House,
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1911.
Resolve in favor OF the town OF Col
Wnbia.
Resolve in favor If the Dexter Loan
and Building -tSsuciutIOn-
JOHN KELLEY, Sec'y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
Rowe's Corner Grange.

Next Saturday day meeting will be
held at Rowe's Corner Grange. Au-
burn. and Eureka Grange of Durham
is expected to be present and assist in
the program. At the meeting last Sat
urday night only routine business wa!
carried out