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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-06
Lodges.

Palm Chapter. u. n. .. nHe.s ever
s~sonA and fourth Thursday nghu
% each nAonth at 7:30 ,. H. Nh
vaars Kes0. W. NJ; ]. =. Wilson
Nsoy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-06

gxfted Brotherhood Of Carpenter
md Jcinsfs Of America. Local IT'S
Meets each THURSDAY night iE
Morgan 4 Grower hsli, over
Bates Dry Goods Store. vIitiAa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-06

Lakeland Ledge NO. VI. !. . a
A.. RsrulAr ooaanunioAtions had o.
.sooaA and 9Th konaAyS ct 1850 ,
a Whiting brethren cordially In
rstsa, J. G. OWENS. W. n.
J.. Y. WILSON. Ssey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
TWO PORTFOLIOS
YET TO BE FILLED
Representative Burleson, Jose
phus Daniels and William C.
McAdoo Regarded as Settled
Upon-Fornal Announce
ment Expected Within
Next Few Days.
Selections by Wilson

Washington, February 25.-To-
night statement waH mndc by ono
nigh In congregational authority
that tho following Cabinet seIec-
ttDus positively had bccn made:
Secretary OF Stafe-NviIIiam .Icn-
ninSs Bryan, Ncbraskn.
Secretary of Trcasury-Willinp n,
G.. McAdoO. New York.
Secretary OF Navy - Joscphu.
Daniels, North Carolina.
POHtmaster-Genern Sid
ncy BurIeson, Texas.
from this same authority 81 nIno
was declared that A. Mitchell PnI-
MGR would NOT enter the Cabinet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
Income Tax Amendment
Part Of Constitution
Secretary of State Knox Issues
Formal "Announccmcnt" OF
Its Ratification.

Its ratification.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispstcho
Washington. February 25.-Secrc-
tnry Knox to-day issued n notice
to the public that the Income taA
amendment In now part of the
Constitution, having been ratified
by more thnn the constitutional
two-tiiirds of the States.
The "HnnOunceIneut," na this no
tice is technically known, Is n re-
citni of the fact that the SiAty-Hrst
Congress, IN it's first session, pass-
ed ~ joint resolution prOposimg nm
amendment to the Constitution, the
language of which is quoted, au-
thorizing Congress- to levy tax
on Incomes without apportionncnt
among the states. TINT official doe
umenta filed with the department
show TINT this amendment WINS
ratified by Alabama, Kentucky,
South Carolina, Illinois. Mississippi.
oklahoma, Maryland. Georgia, Tex
ns, Ohio, Idaho, Oregon, Washing
ton. California;, MOntnnn, Indiann,
nevada, North Carolina. Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado, North Dnkofn,
Michigan. Iowa, Missouri, Maine,
Tennessee, Arkansas, wisconsin,
New York, South Dakota, Arizona,
minnesota. louisiana, Delaware,
and Wyoming, thirty-six In nlI,
constituting three-fOurths of the
Stntes. and that New jersey md
New Mexico have since ratified the
amendment; wherefore. Secretary
Knox does "hercby certify thnt the
amendment aforesaid ha. become
valid TO all intents and purposes
as n part of the Constitution of the
United States"
The new amendment will he
"Articlc XVI" No further action
is required on the pnrt of the exc
cutive branch of the government.
The next steps to give effect to the
amendment must be taken by Com
greAs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
AMERICAN LIVES
|. IN GRAVER Peril
THAN EVER BEFORE
Consular Reports Tell
Of Atrocities in Many
Sections.
TOWNS ON BORDER
ASK PROTECTION

No Change in Settled Policy of
State Department. for This.
Government to Give Huerta-
Diaz Regime Chance-O Orders
Sent to General in Charge Of
Federal Troops to Give Cover
nor of Texas Any Assistance
He Might Need in suppressing.
Border Disorders. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
.s.t,t1
Emilio Madero, Brother
Of Late President, Shot
Ncporis Do Not Indicate Whether
He Was Killed In Action OF
WINS Executed,

Mexico City, February cJ.-IImIIio
Mndcro, brother of tho late Prcsi-'
dent, hns been si,ot nnd killed near
Monterey, according to reliable In
formation received here.
With au Escort of thirty-fivc men,
MaderO, 1t is said. WINS attempting
TO join the rebels holding NuevO
Laredo, when nc WINS Ovcrfskcn by
troops sent by General Trcvino. The
reports do not Indicate whether Ma
dero WINS killed I'm action or was
executed. N
The shooting took place between
FfIlndamn md BnstRmcntc. AS the
rebel leader In tho Laredo district.
GcronimO Viliarenl, IN n partisan OF
General FrevinO. the government
expects TINT the trouble I'm TINT VI
cinity will he adjusted soon.
emilio MaderO. tn conjunction
with his brother. Raoul, n few ,Inyn
ago beEnn 81 counter revolution at
San Pedro, I'm tho State of Conhufla.
In the expectation of uniting the
rebels about SRltillo with those in
the Laredo district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
s52,.3 TO CALIEoRNIA.

Via Washing ton -Sunset Route. March II to
April II. Personally conducted tourist sleep
Ing cars from Washington without change.
daily except Sunday. Berth 50. Office, 907
East Main Street-Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26
WI,PnRT Is nI1NlEn

WEPUKT Is DiINlID.
LuredO, Texas. February 2j.-A
Telegram received here late Tonight
from Monterey denies that Emilio
MaiierO Ind hecn shot near thnt CITY.
as reported In n tIlspnteh from the
CNy uf Mcxfco9 Everything Is quiet
In fhe-sicinity Of Monterey, Accord
ing To the dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26

McssaYe From Mawson.
Melbourne. Australia, February 20.
Lord Denman, Governor.General Of
Continued on Third Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26

Watch the "want" ads.
young man--your opportunity
may be there. Many good
positions are secured by those
who read the Help Wanted,
ads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26

Do not mourn your loss sons
soon. An ad. in the "Lost and
Found" column OF the Want, q
Page will. nine times out 9Ss
ten. bring results. {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26

Continued on Third Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26

Continued on Seventh Page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-26

Contlnued on SeVenth Page,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
FEDERAL COURT TERM
ADJOURNED YESTERDAY

After tH0 weeks session, notable
Tor me number OF cases considered
and the rapid dispatch Of business on
the dockets the United States Dis
trict court adjourned yesterday a.
tern0on The various Officers Of tho
court Including Hon Edward 70.
Meek presiding Judge. ~ % Atwell.
District Atiorneg and W. J. MELON
AID United fsates Marshal left Tor
their respective homes lau night
During The term here Judge Meek
dispose dof ten criminal cases. niue
dispose Of fen criminal cases. and ha
two equity cases SIN under advise.
ment Orders in these viii Dee made
al later date
The case OF Mrs Fannie Bit'inr
vs. So 70 Fupua ~ al was taken UNI
dor adsisemaut by the court AL live
business on tho d0ckets Was compiei-
90 Three criminal cases are left
pending ln these there were no ar
rests -Four cases AZ Jaw were con-
tmusI bg agreement
Before leaving for his hame az Dal-
Bs Judge Meek found occasion 20
peak in hieHes' praise Of Amarillo
and tho local citizenship
am Impressed. and deeply, with
he civic and home pride that inspires
and possesses the citizenship OF Anna.
rillo he said Every here 4
finds conscious and intelligent az.
preston There are many beautiful
and stately homes likewise which TO-
veal builders aud occupants Of re
iiurmeut and bish ideas
q am much impressed. also win
the trees and lawns that are beinl
planted aud sowu. aud nurteeed q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
SCHOLASTIC CENSUS Of
COUNTY TO BEGIN SOON

Under the supervision uf D. O..
Pace principal of the Polk street
school scholastic census of the
Amarillo independent school district
VIII boz taken between May and
|Juu, Tho work of thr census
/ takers Viu begin 900 once and VIII
+ Boo pushed 90 steady completion
/ chairman p1r. Nill Do, assisted hg
|D D. Gucy principal of che john
Son street school aud e. J Collier
principal off fhc Buchanan strDt
.ho1I Thes, gentlemen Foo The or
drr named Will pursue the work so
. far as 20 apple. to tho Polk Johnson
and Buchanan street buildings
BELIEF s expressed that tabuia-
ton viii show marked increase in
the scholastic population OF AmarIl
lo since ast census Vas tak"u The
'al 90 tH, citizenship iu turthcriur
thIs important work. and Boz makina
thc task OF tbe ,eusustakers less ar
Iuous. De- earnestly solicited hy those
in charge of OBJ, work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
COUNTY JUDGES HERE
AGAIN DURING AUGUST


Declared 6y an a,endanT 10 have
I been markedly eufhu I'M result
. uland beneficial ths n days meet
I inr OF the N0thRett Texas colufJ
! Judge and Commissioner adjourn
4 20 yesterday afternoon. after select
Ting Amarillo as tbe hostess for ihe
neat mcetnr. 20 b. held Monday
August %
Permanent orgahlzati0nf Of the as
Hr.atlou Fas perfected with Judge
.H ~ Jrfar 0f Potter County. pres
aeHI judge W % Lewis. OF Hale
county NIre.pfe. Idrnt and Commits
1r.r Y % Nracome Of Potter
f County Secretary
Constitution ana hy laws as draft
. rl uf fHs special rommltie" were
f a10Hi.l. aa aDrr other resolutions 0f
. vital importance fo the organization.
Tho nicotine Fas declared by all 10
ua.a boon notably successful. both
la point n attendance. ana the re-
r1Ii. a0h.nsrI More than score
aarp present at the Initial meeting,
and o. BE- believed that this number
100 Do doubled bg ihe next meeting
date
Prominent among iHo visitors nho
attended the sessions eas Charles
|H Moore OF DlIia. editor of The
( iIgHras published on me first ~
leach month simultaneously. east
1 aud aeat of ihr W.ysslg BOO fhr .u.
forrest of improved foahRoys in the
outh Nr Moore declared that he
HaI ben sfrorsI impraVd tiu The
Harkh2 spirit of m.ts hhuIfosl dur.
lus thc association meeting and siN
'thsf be- would boz present during The
August mcorre % possible
Members oI 'hr association were
eu, of superintendent Pollard az
n fIp county farm ll noon beautiful
n turkey rrpast being served for their
benefit Indulgence Rla liberal aud
Rrh satisfactory results from th'
entire party who united iu vote ol
thanks 20 So aud Mrs Pollard ior
.hcIr hearty hospitality The s.F.t
ors we're tboa( about rhc county
urm returning later 90 tho city
Most OF tho delegates from out ld'
points returned 10 fnoIr respccY .'
homes yesterday afternoon and lasl
might irN romaiuug over ~
transaction Uf personal business mat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
NEW AMARILLO RATES
AGREED ON BY ROADS

That the new carload commodity
rates for Amarillo. directed by the
recent ruling OF the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission. 2i.l go into ef-
fect ~ an early date 10 n0R assured.
General Agent j. & Johnson o. the
Rock Island YESTERDAY morning re-
ceiyed q mcEage from s ~ Johnson,
Assistant Freight Traffic Manager
for The company lines at Chicago. 20
the effect that az ameetIuT Wedncs-
day 10 50 Louis. Interested lines had
agreed 10 comply liaeliately aifh the
suggestions included DO the recent
opinion 81 the Interstate Comerce
The chairman OF the Southeastern
Freight Traffic Association was d.
rccfed 20 take immediate steps 10 PIT
the new rates into effect and orders
we're issued Tor esrly publication OF
tho revised tariff applying 10 Amaril-
10. Definite advice al 10 the exact
date on which the change becomes
effective within fcw days
This action practically brings 30 a
cIoas the long and victorious nght
waged for the pas i've years iu the
interest Of Amarillo and according 20
those who are familiar with the siiu-
.ati1h. assures 10 this cItg carload
commodity rate which VIII plact %
on "a par with the darger lobbing ,eu-
tiers loo the southwest The sratif,ca.
ton which has been markedly man
ifest since the favorable ruling Of
tho Interstate Commerce Commission
some weeks ago was intensified ~
rhc information received yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
CONVICT CAMP FOR
COUNTY ROAD WORK

Something decidedly ucV under the
Panhandle. uu hos been inauguarted
SIS b % Pollard superintendent OF
fHe county farm Boz the shape OF a
permanent convict camp. which az
f.. present time is located near the
Canadian Hr.dsc The county S
charges arc zoo work on the road al
tl. pon. and viii be- kept al the
ask until thar stretch OF highway is
.u..u permanently good condition
tito ro1d at that point BE- on the
Proposed Colorado-to-Gult auto
HlEvaF. and the work when COM
.l.,f,d uuI make marked improve
n.af Eight men are iu the camp.
|HHH are aboriue under The super
VISION of superintendent Pollard
.lt Is Intended 20 make This camp
.s permanent feature said Mr..
f Pollard. The roadva,s of this
count, are in the main excellent. but
|Oyr'a.u stretches need attention. and
under this system We should within
I'd lfisl time boast of tha best natur-
laI foadN3ts In the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
"a ANIMATION OF TEACHERS
IOR CERTIFICATES TO-DAY

Applicants for teachers certificates
NIiI undergo examination today and
saturday in The Ilirh School building
before the Board of Examiners OF
Potter County.
4 large number OF APPLICANTS IS not
anticipated hy the board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02

The visitor leaves today for New
York ard other epsier1 m1riefs
Mr. isnacs was kept busy throulh-
out most OF yesterday striking hands
with fromer friends He voiced ple-a-
ure az being enabled Go visit Amarillo
again. and commented with favor OBJ
the new and modern buildings iu
course of construction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02

Wv. J Morton. OF Dumas. spent lasi
might 100 Amarillo ou Dis way home
from visit 90 Austin. Waco. STAN
ford and other contra, and west Tex
as towns.
He will complete the trim in his
Overland car
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
MIiS. JENNIE HARliELL To
WAKE HER NOME IN TEAGUE

ID g. i.1rrell returned yesterday
form Memphis. whore be- went for a
visit 0Ifb bis mother Mrs Jennie
Hlrrl' prior 10 her departure for
league. Texas. where she viii make
hor hoW. with ho. Youngest son.
Watt Harroll Mrs Harrcll will stop
40 Henrietta for brrii visit with rel
uIros 600 route 10 hcr new home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02
Hyn1enedI


= % Crawford and Miss u-hy
Bold. SORROWS v,rD united Boo mar
r.ar. boo fHr pI..u,, u' the members
.of tUe Northwest rr,a. County
judge, MI Commissioners ycstA
day morrul. County Irdgc W NJ.
Iet,r officiating
The contracting parties came in
from \,N NNiro procured the re-
ru.-tr ugnu-. ana contaminated the
compact Within a tyN hours after
tUe.r arrival r.'uruiua later TO their
hYe -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02

DO Euu attend sbuWs' TB th'
Grand once and you viii always
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-02

fruuou and perfection 90 the face
of somewhat rigorous climate eondi-
tious These efforts are iuspirins
and indicative OF greater things Tor
this CITY and its people. ! feel that
conditions themselves RilI undergo
"a change toward uuriurng and con
geryiug what man has strIvcn ioYNnd
kas assisted Bon creating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-30
MEET INSPECTION.
Dr. Young of State Board OF Health
Explains.

1t was learned in the office of the
State Board of Health that, although
there was hitch and delay i'm the
enforcement of that meat inspection
law of Massachusetts which was pass
ed by the Legislature of that state
in 1912, the law will be strictly en-
forced. on and after July !. The de-
lay in putting the provisions of this
law into effect was due, in the first
place. to an attempt to annul the pro-
visions of the law by means of n
test case which was brought before
the supreme court of that state; and
in the next place. by the presenta-
ton of a bill before the Legislature
of 1913, which provided that the law
should not go into effect, until July
I. Oficial advices from Boston are
that the last Legislature MADE ne
changes in the law, although letters
coming to the office of DIR. Young in
dicate that many persons think that
amendments We're made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-30
MARIE

ANDROSCCGGIN.
Anburn-.June 10. Rodney l.. Burgin ana
AROoSTOOK.
Woodland-June is. Rev. Irving NJ. Ar
mold of Waltham, Mass, ana MISS Avn
NJ Osborne of Woodland.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-June "A, Chester James Arm
strong of Northeastern, Mass, and t.file
Man Morrill, of Portland; June %. John
X. Manchester of South Portland ana
Nellie Nav Parker of Portland.
FRANKLIN.
Farmington-June 20, Colby Logan Mef-
rill and Miss Lucille Hilman stevens;
June a. Francis II. Lynch of Rumiora
and Miss Monica Leone Libby OF Farm
ineton. -.,
Phlllips-Iune IS. Clifford Winfield
Cushman and Miss Edith Estelle Hoyt
HANCOCK.
Rucksport-June 49, Leroy ID. White of
Old Town and Miss Alice Rowena Stead
man of Warren; June %, Miss Agnes ID.
Arey and Harold NJ. Brown.
Enswofth-June Is. Miss Jean Guptill
and Levi l.. Hutchins June %, Miss Eva
A. Closson of Ellsworth and Walter A.
Wells of Dorchester. Mass.
Stonington June 90, Miss Ivin Gross OF
Deer Isle and Louis l.. Mottedo Of Bos-
ton.
Eastbrook-June II. Miss Vivian Ada
Lowrie and William Barker French
Castine--June IS, Miss Mary E. Black OF
Deer Isle and Van B. Black of Brooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-30

But he wags thanks with his most vocal
And when some crashing noise wakes all
his fear
He is content and quiet IL I'm near
Secure that my protection will prevail;
80 FAITHFUL, mindful, thankful, trustful,
he =
Tells me what / unto my God should be-
Many stories were told about the
bishop. On one occasion, when he
had a large class to confirm, he sent
to a New York book seller for copies
of an Episcopal text book, entitled "A
Pure and contrite Heart" only to re-
ceive postal card by the return mail.
saying
No Pure and Contrite Heart in
stock. nor can one be found, in city,"
The bishop of Albany promptly sent
the card to the bishop of New York
and asked him if he was aware of the
real situation in the mos. populous
diocese in the United States.
Bishop Doane was accused of sign
ing himself William Albany" in ac-
cordance with the Anglican idea. At
one time he and an irreverent clergy
man were guests at dinner.
They sat down. Il suppose" said
the bishop, that l shall ask grace"
But why. my dear bishop" inter-
posed the irreverent one. why talk
shop at the ble?'-New York Eve-
ming Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-30

Vile. June 6. F. w. Nogeil and Mrs. ~
II Haneoek.June %. Capt. Bert E. Moon
and Mrs Carrie T.. Martin.
KENNEBEC.
Gardner-June Is, Joseph j. DohoNd"
and Miss Agnes Cummings
KNON.
Poclxnort-June Is. Walter Bowden of
Camden and Miss Abbie Wallace.
Merchandising p. Hovey Gardner
Thompson and Mildred May Jackson
Paris-June Is, Rollin y. StetSon OF
Sumner and Mrs. Ursula Miller Head oil
Oakland, Cal ,,a.o,,
and Ella A. Carey of sumner.
PENOBSCOT.
Corinna-June q, Harry Cool of Pitts
field and Miss Winnifred Bussey OF WIN
.terport. a. 49,.
North Newburgh-June "a, Mark l..
Leavitt and Audrey Mclaughlin D.,soo,,
Bapgor-a ae e p narysg Fl P pi MIl
lard n Brown and Vira NJ Gordon; June
%. Frederick b. Travers and Miss Lillian
v sBean. June %. William +. White OF
Portland and Miss Mary T.. Kennedy
''''e PisCATAQUIs.
Foxcroft-June II. Mrs. Emma Il.
Tx eniston of Mount Desert and Frank l..
Monson-June 10. Perley F. stevens and
Miss Eugena Carbere.
Pittsfeld-Iune q, Frank Baxter Luce
of Newbureh and Miss Easten Belle
Morrill, of Pittsfeld
Skowheean-June ~ Elmer strickland
of Fairfield and Miss Mabel Johnson of
Oakland
WALDO.
Belfast-June %. Fred r. Washburn of
Atkinson and Miss Hattie Ellen Johnson.
CrooH lea' a and Miss Lillian Arebelia Lane.
Searsmont-June Is. Raymond \. Libby
and Gladys NJ. Plummer, both of Apple
ton.
WASHINGTON.
Calais-June %, Ralph Preston Of st,
John, \. b. and Miss Emily Cosseboom
OF Calais: June u. Joseph Leo saunders
of Bailevvlle and Miss Rose f. Elliott of
International Falls. MINI.
Columbia Fals-Merrill j.. Higgins and
Marcia f.. Young.
YORK.
Biddeford-June "a. Michael j. Murphy
ard Miss Agnes i. Judge.
Saco-June 90 Arthur Edwin bennett
and Miss Gertrude Norton Watson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-30

The Port land highway is
10 the automobilists entering this
State, one of the most satisfactory
constructed by the State. Such was
stated. Saturday, at the State high
way department For the first time
since the road has been opened ii can
be said that the road is in fine shape
~ Only one place is now blocked by
the road contractors because of con-
struction work, and that is in Wells,
Just before reaching Ogunqut. where
the Hassam Paving Co. is engaged in
completing its contract. a detour
road is required. causing about half
a miles extra journey, and it is ade-
quately marked by proper signs. For
IS miles between the two cities the
road Is one of the best found by au-
tomobilists in the county.
\ description of the road would be
Inadequate because of the technicali-
ties but part of the way is of concrete
almost as smooth as a floor. on the
top of this is small cushion of fine
rock and tar. making a soft. service
able road, and one that will wear out
in no short time.
Long stretches of the road are we'll
oiled. Names entering highway when
finished will be one of the finest
pieces of read work in the State. and
well worth the commentator of any
auteists, entering our doors by this
road.
Parts of the road are not vet fin
ished and it will be several weeks be-
fore the entire contracts arc cleared
~ ~ of Iil1Nr az "a
latest the entire length is expected to
be open for public convenience.
Parker L. Hardison, the State high
way commissioner, and officials of the
Maine Automobile Association, togeth-
er with the members of the newly Gre
ated Road Commission, thoroughly in
spected the road. Thursday. and are
wel-satisfied by the work.
MOI little criticism has been made
at the sIoWness of a few of the con-
tractors, and some have found fault
with the way the detours have been
marked Several times, automobiles
have missed signs. and not have
knowledge of construction work until
they appear on the scene, and of
course were obliged to go back TO the
detour and ride around. Several Of
these occasions have been in the alb
senee of signs. but more usually to
the lack of observance on the part
of the owner.
Ont -of-the- State autoists. however,
feel that they can he lenient in the
matter now that the road is built and
is such fine one. The signs upon
the detours remaining have been
ut al " here if fallS
to notice it, it is because he doesn't
want 10.
An ample illustration of the condl-
ton of the road is that the inspect
ing party on one trip. made the %
miles distance in two hours. taking IN
n long detour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-30
Androscossin Cow Test Association.

The Androscoggin Valley Cow Test
ing Association held, Saturday,
meeting in the parlors of Charles l..
Cushmans residence on Minot ave-
nue., Auburn. +. l.. Bradford of Tur-
ner Center creamery made the prin-
cipal address and spoke in favor of
better work in the dairy He spoke of
cleanliness, and danger of tubercu-
lar milk.
The party. at noon, were taken out
to Fair Acres, where they We're given
a Picnic dinner. Other speakers of
the day were: Fred Kicker of Turner,
+. f. Browness, Herbert Dresser, Dr.
j. A. Ness, Prof. Ryder of the Tur-
ner Center creamery. and Henry Dyer.
Jr. of Portland.
His subject was breeding for
Profit and was ably handled He an
swered several questions regarding the
topic.
Fully rs people attended the meet
ing.