Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-30

ment, Maine G.. a. X. Meetings state
Sons of Veterans. state w. r. c., Ma
tional w r. c. and Ladies of the G. y
r., Augusta.
June Thirteenth Trennial Con-
vention International Sunday School AS
sociation, San Francisco.
June 2S-30-Fortyfo annual meeting
Maine Pharmaceutical Association,
kineo.
Aug. l'-17-Waldo County Agricultural
Oct. 25-a6-27-Annual Convention Maine
Teachers Association. Augusta
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
And just think of the vast amount
of unexpected information that is com
ing to some of the gentlemen who are
serving in the Legislature for the first
time.-Indianapolis News.
The King of Italy is writing book
to give his enemies an extraordinary
chance at him.-Atlanta Constitution.
Another romance of industrial life
is revealed in the case of the boy who
started at the bottom and worked his
way up to the head Of the biggest
trust company in the world. 1t is an
other illustration of the fact that there
World.
Going to make clothes out of wood in
England Suppose when a schoolmas-
ter wants to punish a lad he'll either
start in with d saw or drive nails.-N.
y. Telegram.
The winter so far has been frcaky
enough. New what everyone would
like to see would be just enough snow
to give us good sleighinG until the
middle or latter part of March. 1t Is
needed not only for comfort and con-
venience but the farmers and lumber
men need il to be able to conduct
their operations to advantage. c.-Bath
Independent
Free and plentiful discussion of the
need for and benefit from the open air
school might be proiitably interpreted
by tac average person as having, also
a personal. grown-up application.
There is a great open air school, for
all. attendance free and benefits in
Vulnerable. How many attend? Text
books required are golf stick. or a
pair of skates. or a stout walking
SliCh. VI SHOW SIIotS--Ot lioiHllte tNtid
but little resolution and little time
every day. Enroll now? No limit to
cldsses.-Boston Daily Advertiser.
Portugal's reforms are not yet So
thorough that they prevent big
scramble for the jobs-New Bedford
Evening Standard.
With zero weather in northern Flori-
da, and very low temperature in other
parts of the state. the land of palms
and alligators hasn't had much on
bleak old New England during the
past week.-Bridgeport, Conn, Tele-
gram.
When your money is tied UP 1t al
WAYS means that somebody else has
been Lolding the strins.-Brooklyn
Standard Union.
Japanese naval officers inspecting the
Panama Canal? Where's Hobson?-
n. Y. Tribune.
Thunder and lightning i'll early Jan
uary are a mixing of the seasons that
is not wholly mendable.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Bully for Bowdoinham-the only
Saga0ahoc County town that held it's
own in population!-Bath Times.
The Maine Democrats want Presi-
dent Taft to call an extraordinary
session of Congress for the purpose
of repeating or revising the Payne
Aidrich tariff law. However it might
be well to wait and see what Congress
decides to do with reference to a per-
manent tariff commission before TAX
ing action which would give the busi-
ness interests of the country another
year of uncertainty.-Biddefo Jour-
nal.
II resubmisSion fails through the in
difference or treachery Of Democrats.
that party will stand about the same
chance of winning in Maine in 1912 az
the Socialists will. If it fails through
the desertcn of a single Democrat the
responsibility falls upon the party and
it will be long before the party will
again be III a position to play false with
the eople-Biddeford Record.
If there was any disposition in the
Maine Senate to kill the Davies reso-
luton, they didn't dare. The Legisla-
ture has not put itself on record as
declaring "that the policy so wisely
onunciated by tine former Legislature be
continued to the end that no corpora
tion engaged or to be engaged in the
transmission of power shall be granted
unrestricted rights of eminent domain" ="
Whatever comes now. that record
stands and it will be hard to get over.
Portland Press.
Canadian reciprocity. parcels post.
postal savings banks. federal income
tax. tariff revision by schedules-men
who have been yearning for years to see
our country break away from the
clutches of monopoly can hardly contain
themselves as their hopes, long de-
ferred. crowd forward into realization
Ossipee Valley Herald.
Sixteen thousand people in Russia
were killed nv an earthouake, but the