Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-04

of the body and the nervous system.
THIS further revelation as to what DR..
CARED Is accomplishing comes on the
heels OF his remarkable work which,
during the past summer. brought him
the Nobel prize with its large honor
and its financial emolument estimated
as nigh as $4,000. At that time DR..
Garrel's GROWING achievement was to
keep a piece of the heart tissue OF
chicken alive for 10 days after rerfleV-
al from the body. Naturally physicians
the world over are discussing Dr. Car
rell,s second step as made plain by his
success with the "viseeral body"
The coal dealers of Waltham Wa
tertown and Newton. Saturday, grant
ed one demand of the Coal Transfers
Union, and agreed to pay drivers of
single wagons $1S week and drivers
Of double wagons $14 a week. This is
an increase of 81 To all. The union al
so asked that half-holidays be grant
ed on Saturdays, for six months in the
year rather than five months, but this
concession was not made by the deal
els.
whether ice cream candy may be
SOLD at the permanent Camps in
yosemite National Park is one of the
problems which confronted Secretary
OF the Interior Walter L. Fisher. who
began, in Yosemite, Cal, Saturday
conference with National Park SUI
peflntendents railroad -representa-
tVes, automobile owners and eonces-
sionaries. Matters affecting railroad
transportation to the national parks.
winch Is said to be unduly expensive
III some instances, We're to be taken
up late, Saturday Monday morning,
Secretary Fisher viii hear applications
that automobile be allowed to enter.
the parks. Thousands of signature
nave been obtained from tourists for
the Ice cream candy petition, which
VIII be presented, Wednesday.
That the mothers in-law of Boston
are better than those of Chicago is
the revelation made by Justice Edward
p Pierce of ne superior court, Bos-
ton, in answer to Judge William n.
Gemmill of Chicago, who, in table
arranged by him showing Just what
percentage of troubles is caused by
various set reasons. has stated that 25
per cent. of the trouble is due to the
interference of mothers in law. The
CtheaSo JaaSe dtGidItS That 10 per
cent. is caused by young and hasty
marriages. IS per cent. by hidden at
Hictions, Is by the interference of
stepchildren in second marriages, 10
per cent. by ungovernable temper
and 10 per cent. by iwhiskey ana
drugs. There is no one regarded as
better fitted to discuss the divorce
question than Justice Edward p.
Pierce, who has for 13 years been
judge of the superior court.
All records for receipts for three
consecutive days at the city collec-
tors office at City hall Boston, We're
broken, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day when s1S.619, 1866 in cash and
checks was taken in for the payment
OF personal, real estate and poll taxes
for the year 1912. That sum is more
than $l.600,000 more than was taken
in for the corresponding days of
year ago. All records for the week
preceding Nov. /. when the city be-
gins to charge interest at the rate OF
6 per cent for taxes were also brok-
en-, total of $1S,711.906.a7 being TAX
en- in. For the last three days the
collections have been 1929 0S6.22.
1926 90054 and $2,001010 respective
~. There were $500 checks received
in addition to thousands of cash pay
ments in persons. During the last
three days the heaviest contributor
was Charles e. Getting, trustee, who
turned in check for $s66,496.26.