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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
WATER STORAGE BILL.
Hearing Upon Amended Measure Re-
assigned to March IA.

Epbn tie suggestion of Hon. George
II. Bisbee of Rumford the legal affairs
committee Wednesday afternoon. con-
tinuei the hearing on the new water
storage bill to Tuesday, March II. The
suggestion of Mr.. RisDec met the APP
proval of Cyrus c. Babb, engineer OF
the Maine Water Storage Commission.
Tile grounds offered for the change
by Mr.. Bisbee were that there was a
misunderstanding as 10 the date OF
the hearing. some of the papers having
it fixed for Thursday. March 9. AMI
ntncrs for Wednesday. also that since
the original bill was introduced and
referred TO the committee ana hearing
ordered a new draft of it had been
prepared. This new draft had never
been printed, so that those interested
did not know what it provided. He
thought that added time ought TO be
given in which to have the new draft
printed so that interested parties
parties could read it. Mr.. Babb said
that lie thought this an excellent sug-
Gcstion. Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath :aid
that while he had n copy of the new
draft it seemed to him that it ought
tc be printed. IT was an important
measure and much better idea OF its
provisions could be had by reading it
than ny hearing it read.
Their" was some discussion as 70
when il Should be re-assigned for. Mr.
Eabb had no suggestions To offer on
this line. but Mr.. Bishee wanted Thurs
dry Of next week chosen. mir Pattan-
gall said that the committee coIittnIp-
lated making its final report Saturday.
March j.. and if they wanted to get the
bill before the present LEGISLATURE the
hearing must be earlier If it were not
then they might as we'll content them
selves with referring it to the next
LEGISLATURE. Tuesday afternoon. Il"
thought. was the latest date on Whci;
il could be heard. This was finally
agreed to. The new draft is to be in
trndCced in the House Thursday. or
dered printcd, and referred to the legal
affairs committees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR.
Grist of Them Made Public Wednes
day Afternoon.

The following nominations wer" an
nounced Wednesday afternoon by
Governor Plaisted:
Trial Justice-Fred T. Seellins Mat
ta wamkcag.
Private detective-Obcd +. Stack
pole. Biddeford.
To administer oaths and take
acknowledgements of deeds-Nellic +.
Drummey. Ellsworth
Notaries public-John Howard Hill
Portland; Carroll y. Perkins. Water
vile: anthony Dwyer. SBiddeford; f.
b. Sawyer. Jonesport: Percy f. Hig-
gins, Ellsworth; Edward T.. Chase
Bluehill: Edward W. Brigham, Bath:
Philip d. Phair. Presque Isle; Albert
Belivcau. Rumford.
Justices of the peace-Albert Bell
Neau. Rumford; John w. Riley. Bruns-
wick: Charles NJ. Hewes, Liberty
Harry +. Knowles. Bangor; \. T.
Lord, Pittston; John Howard Hill
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
CHILD LABOR LAW.
Committee Decides 1t Ought to Apply
to Sardine Factories.

The hearing on Pattangalrs bill to
make the sardinc factories subject to
tn" child labor laws. which WAS held
before the committee on labor We,lncs-
day afternoon, was short and sweet.
Scott Wilson of Portland, representing
the Maine Child Labor committee, told
tho committee that his clients thought
that the exemption now enjoyed by the
sartinc packers ought to be taken
away.
Representative PattanGall of Water
vile Was of thc same opinion, but
wanted the committee to famliariz"
hemsclNcs with the bin SO that they
could defend it in the House and Scn-
at" in case opposition developed. Mrs
Charles r. tlaeG. president Of the
Main" Federation Of Womcn'S Clubs,
told the committee that her organiZa
ton favored the bill. There was no
opposition.
The committee in executive session
voted tn report, ought to pass, upon
the bin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SAlvES FAIL

In regard to skin diseases. medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprSon the disease germs in
Your skin by the use of greasy salrcs.
and thus encourage them IT, multiply.
\ true cure of all eczematous dis
eases can be brought about only by
using the healing agents in the form
of lilud.
WASH THE GERMS OFT.
\ simple wash: \ compound ot Oh
Of Wintergreen. Thymol, and other in
gradients as combined in the ID. ID. ID.
Prescription. This penetrates I" the
disease germs and destroys them.
then soothes and heals tn skin as
nothing else has ever done.
\ % cent trial bottle will start the
cure. and give YOU instant relief.
Bowditch. Webster & Co. SpauldinS
Drug store, lIalluWcll; Jackson Bros,
Ia ar,lintr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

NJ: and Mrs O. q. Stetson returned
Ncdncsda,' from Canton, where they
attended the funeral of Mr. Stetson' 5
mother, the late Mrs. Lydia Mary
Stctson one OF CantonS oldest and
esteemed citizens. passed away Marcel
t. Of pnculnenia. after an illness OF
IL Gays. Mrs. Stetson was S3 wears
Of age She was born in Canton, the
daughter of Jonathan y. Amcs and
Polly Griffith Amcs. She was one
Of Il family Of 10 children. only. one
of hum remains Mrs. Emma Limo,
say of Turner Bridge. Me, six brothers
and two sisters having passed ava"
In 1874 she married Grin Il. StctSon
and to them were born seven children,
OOcron o., Oliver A.. Viola ~, Asa r..
Charlie O.. Abbie +. and Albert. Those
living are Obcron .. StetSon OF Au-
gusta, Mrs. Viola Hathaway Of Au-
burn and Mrs. Abbir +. Proctor ot
canton Mr. and Mrs. Stctson COM
ncnced their married life in Hartford
where they lived Il greater part of
the time They lived in Canton many
wears, on the farm now occupied by
Fred Bartlett. on the Livcrmorc road
and where Mr.. Stctson died on MAY
Il, 1899 Since then Mrs. Stetson has
lived the NEST of the time at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank
q. Proctor of Canton she Was a
valued member of the Free BapuS'
church of Canton, Of john a. Hodge
| Relief Corps and Canton Grange. y"
| l1e. Several grandchildren and great
| grandchildren survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
SUPREME COURT.
Naturalization Cases Heard Wednes
day-Jurors to Report Thursday.

Al the opening of court Wednes-
day morning naturalization cases were
in order and the day was passed in
the hearing Of these cases. The fol-
lowing are the names of those who
We're made citizens "wednesday
Charles A. Anderson of Waterville
John f. Johnson Of Waterville, George
Faulkner Of South Gardiner, JOSEPH
7. Trobcrser of Augusta. Thomas Fet-
ton of Nassalboro, Salen Ferris oil
Waterviile and Morris Chaser OF Ran
dolph. The jurors will report at ~
o'clock Thursday morning and the
inry cases will be in order
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
FREcKLES GONE
Simple Remedy from Bowditeh,
Webster e. Co. Removed Them"
Says Society Lady.

Til" best skin specialists told me that
nothing would remove my frecSleS and
that | would carry them to my grave, :"
said "a VIII known society woman, but
fooled them all with II new drug. othinc
-dpuhl" strength that I bought at Bow
ditch, Webster Il cos which cleared my
skin and gave me a fine complexion.
The action OF uthinc is really remark
able, tor when a"',lied at night. many
Of IN" freckles disappear entirely by
morning. and the rest have begun to fade.
An ounce is usually all that is needed,
even for the worst case.
Be sure to ask BoWditch. Webster & Co.
for the double strength othinc, as this Is
sold under guarantee of moic'- back
if it fails TO remove the freckles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
PATTANGAlL ON THE RUN.
Continued from Page Four.)

latinG pay for fish wardcuS lie outlined
the duties of the wardens and told why
their pay should be increased from s. 10
$50 per day and. replying to questions,
said their pay was less than 5000 per year
Representative Small of the committee
said That he had found in looking over
the bills of fish Nardens edualled the
amount OF their pay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
COUNCIlME { N:

Ward 1-Irving r. Humphrey ant
Richard L. Trask for warden. Orlan,
T. Tolman: for ward clerk, Leon T
Dickson; for constable, Henry NJ
Breen; for city committeeman, Rolant
a. Scribner.
Ward 2-Norman l.. Bassett ant
George Y. Wilcox; for warden, Charles
]. House: for ward clerk, Lester A
Partridge: for constable. William p
Fox: for city committeeman. Byron
Boyd.
Ward 3-George N. Ryder and VIII
liam II. Fisher; for warden. Charles
il. Dill; for ward clerk, George II.
Bangs: for constable. Ira u. Foster:
for city eonmi;teeman, Walter II.
Davis.
Ward 4-Gedeon Matthew and Hiram
II. Weymouth; for warden, Joseph Il.
Cloutier; for ward clerk. John II.
SheefHan: for constable, Marcellin
Popsrles1l: for city committeeman.
GeJfgc y. Clouticr.
Ward 5--Arthur F. Percival and
Pony 3. Morrill,; for warden, Lester
g. Teaguc; for ward clerk. Frank W.
DaRren: for constable John l.. Dut-
torT fer city committeeman, Colum-
bus Cottlc.
ard 6-Aaron D. Ripley and Jesse
Alexander: for warden, Wallace Pur-
int9h for ward clerk. A. L. Pingree:
Hconstable, James S. Stanley; for
city committeeman. NJ. S. Campbell
Ward Wv. +. Curricr and Stanley
X. Hawkins; for warden, J. G.. Kicker;
forward clerk. F. NJ. Harvey; for con-
stabe, Henry T. Morse; for city COM
miEeeman. L. \. Hussey.
Ward a-L;nGsey f. Ellis and Os-
cawBrann; for warden. John #. Fow-
ler7 for ward clerk, George W. Gold
smith: for constable. Amos Berry: for
city committeeman, T. E. Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The stereoptieon lecture tonight il
the Methodist church is free to all. The
subject is "ceylon. or Marvels in tire
orient" The lecture has loo magnill-
cent hand-calored views. novelties and
wonders of most luxuriant vegetation
of tropical world. fruit. flowers. trees
and scenery that entrance eye and ear.
sacred temples, Inodes of worship, ter-
ture, fabulous wealth, appalling super
stition, degrading poverty, strange
mixture IF misery and crime. The lee
turer, Rev NJ. +. King. has travelled
extensively in the Far East and his
lecture is a thrilling personal export
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Prove the Best Thing Of
Kind for The Winter.
Gurth Wins S1OO Free -tOr-aII
"a Heals ,-Stingy Dick Second.
Four Fast Quarters The Official
Time 80 I.2, 30 "a, 80, 80 "a.

Tlc crowd that Promoter Hanks got
Together "Wednesday for the ice races on
such short notice WAS something simply
Wonderful and shows what It live man.
who values the use of printers ink. car
do en- MondaN he thought some of Civ
ing "a race. on Tuesday hc decided to d.
it. and ON Wednesday h" gave the public
an entertainment that will not be cqualled
i'll that line until he gives another.
-Four of the fastest horses in Maine
started four of our best reiusmen diI
the steering and the contest that bunch
pu, mp was worth five times rs cost To
witress. II was Il clean driven race. each
man kept his place and attended strictly
to his own horse
That the best horse won there Is ~
question. that they We're all fast is equal
ly rs well proven by the time made. The
fact that mo one horse acted as pace
maker even for two heats, shows that il
was a closely contested race. Stingy
Dick Tony Nelson and Maine Pointer all
took turns at the Interesting game CT
trying to head the handsome stallion
from Bath Their efforts were worthy of
the praise OF the spectators. but the
down-rivcr PAGER had barrels of speed,
together with perfect manners.
He lost the second heat to Stingy Dick.
through the loss of Il shoe Many of the
0nlookers thought that he was all in and
that the Lewiston PAGER. or Maine Point
er the fast Waterville mare. would win
out. At the finish of the third heat the
opinions again changed and many
thought that Gurth had cinch. In the
fourth heat the colored driver. Tom
Holmes Of WaterviHe driving Maine
Pointer. took his mare to the front and
gave Gurth the best argument of any OF
III" previous heats. Still Gurth had the
speed With which To stall her off. VIM
ming by Il safe margin
The other races We're simply filters in
To amuse the crowd. In The trot w. y.
Ballard Of Manchester showed up Il good
green colt in Walter W. by Wilkes dam
Brenda by Nelson, 249 Jett Wilkes. H.
II. MeCansland's black stallion, was
shown on the stretches. attracting the at
tention If several of the visiting horse
men in the speed that he showed and the
pureness of his action.
The afternoon was SO mild and tht. sport
So interesting that every man present
will long remember the Hanks winter
race at Augusta. Summary:
FREE E-FoR-ALI-rJRSE $loo
Ia decide the cha,aponship in fast PAGERS
Gurth. h h. Red Heart. Waite.
Stingl in Dick. blk :. Hayden. Lev
istOn Observation-Disclosures. : :
Maine Pointer. b III, Holmes, Wa
ttfNlIIt .-............... .,..s..t " =
Tony Nelson, eli IN. Pome'leau.
WateFyille .,......................3
Time-.31., 30, .5a. %.
TROT.
Walter W. blk &. Wilkes. Ballard.
Manchester .....:.................
.ula Girl, br m. Abec Granite Hin
Jack Wilkes. b <, Lee ..,...........--.3 3
Times, 81 .3Ss.
PACE.
Bonnie Belle ch m, Merrill, Ander-
son =,
Time-26 "a 36
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
cafrs Of thanks, obituary notices, res.

CaRds of thanks, obituary notices, res
olutiens Of respect, etc, will be
Charged at the rate of ten cents per
fEie. No charge less than 75 cents
AlMadvertisins announcements of en-
ortainments whose object is the
missing of money, will be charged at
We rate Of fifteen cents a line.
Aakertising notices, news form will be
4Fciuded from our local columns,
e1cept such as refer to advertisers
occupying space in our advertising
0lumns and will be run under a
neparate head on one Of the local
leges.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
purnal promptly will confer a favor
~ notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
A Special Medicine for Kidney A

Many elderly people have found in
Foley's Kidney Remedy quick relief
and permanent benefit FROM kidney and
bladder ailments and from annoying
urinary irregularities due to advancing
years. Isaac n. Regan. Farmer, Mo,
says: "Foley's Kidney Remedy effected
a complete cure in my case and l want
others to know of it, Bowditch, Web
Ster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Funeral Of Late Mrs. Josiah Brown

Funeral services for the ,ate Mrs.
Josiah Brown We're held at the home
in Riverside at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. the relatives end many
friends being present Rev. II. T. Haru-
ing cf Hallowell o.iiciatcd. Imterment
was made in the family lot. The bear
ers were Edwin Getchell. Reuben Mar
son, George Gardner and Frank Good
a ln
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Til" Wolnans Missionary crcle al
the First Baptisl church on Winthrop
street viii meet at o'clock tilis
Thursday aftornpn with Mrs. FRANK
Rabbit. Spring street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

IS Havenc Quimby Of Lakeport,
:, who. was the guest of her
n. Edwin Clarence Burlcigh, at a
e party at Bowdoin College, and
pf her aunt, Mrs. c. Il. Bur
returned home Tuesday after
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Removal.

Grs. II. Z. Prescott. dealer in
D0rsard e. Boston Hygienic corsets.
hs3 moved to 12 East Crescent street.
where she may be found Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday af-
II hoons. Fittings at other times by
anpointment. Tel. connection.
bs. 7. .Th&Satr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The condition of Mrs. George r
Temple who is III with nna, M ..!.sl ut
the augusta General hos, ttal. c-as re-
earlad Wednesday ae critical
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

DR.. Clara E. Henke. formerly With
DR.. Charlotte +. Sawyer of this city,
is established in practice in South
Orange, y. J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The Mission Circle OF the tni-
verSalist church will meet Friday af-
tcrnonn with Mrs. \. NJ Goddard Of
Crosby street at . O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

About 100 people attended the lecture
".tn Hour III the Holy city given
"Wednesday evening at the Green
street Methodist church. The lecturer
was NJ. \. King and his Interesting
discourse held the audiences closest
attention throughout the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

he regular meeting of Capital
iEnge Viii be held Saturday evening,
NI&ch II, with work IN the Third and
fWM degrees. Members will please
bring cake and sandwiches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
old, Lacriooe. then Pneumonia

100 often the fatal senuence. Foley s
,Aey and Tar expels the cold, checks
u lagrippe. and prevents pneumonia.
n prompt and reliable cough rnedi-
e that contains no narcotics. "Foley's
lfey and Tar is the best cough remedy
6er used as it quickly stopped severe
ssh that had long troubled me-" says
~. kuhn. Princeton. Nebr. Just so
Hkiy and surely il acts in all cases of
5Fhs. colds, lagrippe and lung trouble.
1s as safe for your children as your
y and should be used in all cases of
56p whoOping cough and mea Sles
ash.. Refuse substitutes. Bowditch
espster Il Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The Mems Club of the Univ rsalist
church will meet at the vestrN 1t AS
this Thursday evening and Il full at
tendance is desired, as business of inn
portance viii come up for discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
LOCAL NOTICE.

Fourth night of Prof. j. Frank Lees
I'M cling school next Tuesday in Wood
lf.ep's hail. Advanced ladies will be ad-
l1Hted free. mch9d2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Forty-two names We're added Tues
day To the voting lists and - on
Wednesday b. the Board of Regstra-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The Cottage prayer meeting Will be
held At 3 l. NJ. Friday with Mrs. SAT-
ford. 81 Child street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
RIVE RSIDE.

Cushnoc Grange will hold an all-day
meeting Thursday State Master Stet-
son and wife and Senator Sanboln ot
sRisea atassaais arc expected 40 be present.
Al ;ntcrssfs proerassf beer ar
ranged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

alSs torn"lia Crosby U1y- Rod of
tilfips arrived in the city Wednesday
70 brief stay and is the guest of
-. w. 7. Whitehouse on Grove
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Dirigo Chapter, NO. .. American
Women's League, Will meet at 1.3" this
evening with Mrs. \. u.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

- iiiiam Bigelow Of Portland, has
Nrnfd hon" after spending a few
VI with MS brother, Albert Bigelow
byi 'atteISon street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Huntington. NJ. church street. Stat
Regent Mrs. Allen will be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

y every Republican in Augusta does
hY duty Frank G. Harrington will be
tfH nc~t mayor of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

he East side fish market were
ming a fine looking lot of fresh
~ Thursday, when the scribe called,
eA id
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
REPUBLICAN
CITY TICKET:
FOR MAYOR:
Frank c.. Harrington.

ALDERMEN:
Ward edwin S. Reid.
Ward Guy p. Gannett.
Ward 3--A. e. Barbour.
Ward d-Ednond n. Doyon,
Ward 5-Charles r. Fletcher.
Ward 6-Saneul Titcomb.
Ward 7-Ernest p. Hewett.
Ward S--H. J. Msrrick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
BRIEFS.

II Augusta elects Democratic
tidxet Republicans will be to blame
foe it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

M hen you nave rheumatism in your
'Fgt or instep apply Chamberlain. Lint
MT ard you viii get quick relief 1t
~ : but quarter. Why suffer? For
de everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

.s.eJ 'ssas'1s as,;,s. ! ss,l sla m
houss. Tel l44. mars,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Bonnie Belle. ch m, Merrill, Ander-
son Observation-Disclosures. ..,...........1 |
Ben Wilkes. <. Lishness ........ e. :.
Time-.36. "a. 20
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

ranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
W|CKERsHAM IS
AGAIN DENYING
NO ONE HAS INSTRUCTIONS 70
SPEAK FOR HIM AS TO
STEEL TRUST.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o.-Attorney-
General Wickersham to-day conferred
with Solicitor-General Lehman and
Assistant Attorney-General Fowler.
the two officers In charge Of trust
investigations. No statement was
forthcoming from the department. 1t
was learned that the attorney-gen-
eral disclosed to his assistants the re-
suits OF his conferences with repre-
sentatives OF several trusts in Now
York.
That there will be no Immediate an
nouncement OF the future coure OF
the department Is indicated by the
fact that Messrs. Lehman and Fow-
Ter will have to study proposals sub
mitted by the trusts for the purpose
of determining whether the reorgani-
cations will avoid conflict with che
Sherman antitrust law. This worn
may be prolonged for several weeks
Although Attorney General Wicker
shaw could not be seen to-day his
offioe force had instructions to reiteratl
his official statement that no one wa
authorized to speak for him. and
that any announcement that he Il
prepared to proceed against the United
States Steel Corporation y without
hplAQEttHa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
DIES, ALONE IN
HIS own STABLE
BODY OF #. J. JONES DISCOv-
Erred By HIS TEN
issta'sta s9i eyes
ANTS.

Policemen and others Of the First
District were startled yesterday eve
ming when S. w. Tucker and Benja-
min Tyler reported that they had
discovered the dead body Of E. j.
Jones in a stable adjacent to their
residence at Redd and Coalter streets.
Investigation revealed the fact that
the man had not been seen since last
Thursday. He had been looked upon
by those who knew him as "mise..
and was not on close, friendly rela-
tionship with any one. He owned the
house occupied by Messrs. Tucker AMI
Tyler. and 1t Ii thought that he owned
other property in the city. Since hav-
ing rented his house to the two men,
toned. he has himself lived In an up
per room in the stable.
The neighbors had grown accus-
toned to his daily appearance in the
neighborhood. but as he made no tnti-
mate friends his nonappearance in
their midst had occasioned no special
notice. until several days had pass
ed. Then It was that his absence
from his usual haunts became no.
ticeable.
The door Of the stable was broken
Yesterday afternoon and the body
found. The coroner viii make an
examination this morning into the cir
cumstances surrounding the death,
and in the meantime the body will
retain in the charge OF Undertaken
Woody. who will prepare It for bu-
rial.
Mr.. Jones was a married man. His
neiatives live In Whiting. Indiana.
Kilograms have been sent to his son
and daughter at that place. Pending
their arrival. or some message from
them. the body Will bs held BY VI