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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
GR0GERS CLOSE
STORES MAY 81
Deer. VIII Nst 0pen Frsm Saturday
Nisht. Ma -. Untii Tuesday.
Iune q.

Grae-Fs of Rock Island uiu keep
tEF5r stores closed Memorial day. 90
tee5fisE 90 tF~ir uBrthiv meeting held
te ssF F10as 1f che ussinrsa Meas as
sgeiatt1a tsst night. This Gel Ga lire
asfr tE~ Usual custom
Ns Decoration tav falls on Sunday
tF.s vesrs wtff consequent observance
ee Monday. this means that thrrc wiii
BE- an exceptionally inrz Interval be-
Frrsr Tire time che stores close and
their opening They wiIi shut late Sat
ursaT aiEhf MAY -. and will not con-
niece activities until Tuesday. June !.
The Jest Saturday % This month g. *
rerfrf t1 BE- a busy ore co. grocery
circles
so arrangements have been made
for tEe annual Fl-uie 0f the ErocerE in
Igiv. tH~ retailers deciding that all
r~resEarv plans could rot BE- f1rmu-
lated at the June meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

the summer months. in charge Of the
respective city groups. meeting 10 be
addressed by ministers, music TO be
provided by the church choirs.
10. Finance Committee-A finance
committee appointed by the executive
committee shall have charge of fnau-
ciaI matters connected with the cam
paigu. il shall device ways and means
TO provide necessary funds to cover
the budget II shall be empowered to
call group meetings and secure the
help and cooperation OF individuals in
connection with the canvass. and shall
Immediately enter upon vigorous.
decisive canvass to secure the fun
amount required in the shortest posi-
bile time subscriptions TO he taken AT
once. and all moneys collected and in
the hands of the treasurer on or be
fore July 1. 1915.
u. Opening of Campaign op-
ening Sunday pastors IN the cooperat-
ing church viii preach evangeIistiC
sermons and call attention TO the in
ter-church work being inaugurated on
that day. placing strong emphasis on
the following:
i. II is an inter-Church movement
.. IT is the beginning OF a movement
20 he followed by publicity in the in
terest of a great union evsngelistic
meeting. The first meeting held in the
tent will he a dedicatOry service on
Sunday afternoon of opening day ad-
dressed by pastors
I3 Summing Up-EarIy I'm Septem-
her a Sunday will be given to summing
up the seasons work A detailed re-
port Of the campaign viii he present
ed from the pulpits by members of the
executive committee the pastors viii
urge upon their people the necessity
OF undertaking large things in the in
terest of the kingdom, and encourage
the membership To- press on toward "a
great union evangeIistic campaign to
follow. from which may he expected a
large in-gatheriug by the churches and
a vision OF the world redeemed and
brought back TO God.
IA ResuIts-Such campaign. in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

The members o: the two troops are
selling the tickets for both perform
Ances.
The picture vas prepared more than
a year ago BY Official support and at
private initiative. The work OF the
scouts is filmed IN detail and there IS
interviewer with q a heart interest
story. showing the reclamation OF a
young tough. and other human hap
peninEs. which will commend the pic
ture 20 general audience.
Well known public men. such as Mt
Roosevelt. Mr.. Pinehot and Judge
Lindsey have endorsed the picture
and President Wilson specially posed
for part % IL.
u IL now condensed from ten reels
20 i've approximately 5000 feet thus
making q a more convenient length
for motion picture audiences.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
COMB SAGE TEA q
into GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Re
stores It's Thickness and
Lustre at Once.

Common garden sage brewed Into q
heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added, viii turn gray. stresksd and
faded hair beautifully dark and luNuri-
ant. remove every bit OF dandrun. stop
scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing
the sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at
home, though, Is troublesome. An cas-
Ter way Is 10 get the ready-to-use
tonic, costing about 80 cents a large
bottle. e. drug stores. known as
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" thus avoiding a lot OF muss-
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful. We all desire 20 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness BY darkening your hair with
Wyeths Sage and sulphur, no one
can tell. because i does It so uatu--
ally. so evenly You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair. taxing one
small strand az : time, by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. After
another application or two your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy. soft
and luxuriant and you appear years
youngsi
Harper House pharmacy.-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
HE WATCHED HIS
ECZEMA DRY UP
VIZ. ]. r. Wallace. .sss Fourth Ave.
Tells ~ His Success After Re
p~afed Failures.

= think your p. d. d. Prescription
wonderful. and one that stands alone
IN its class ! suffered seven years
~ith chronic Eczema. trying most ev-
erythiak ! could hear %. without re-
suits.
4 purchased = bottle % .. y. y. IN
ally. I thought q made me worse a.
srst. but b. the time got the bottle
used up could see the Eczema dry
!nE. the itching ceased entirely. ! got
t~o more bottles and they gave me
. permanent cure
Il also call %. D. y. riaiehiess for
cleansing the scalp and eradieating
dzndruG. and preventing falling out
OF the hair. tried &; on my scalp and
End u Just as say. and cannot recon-
mend g too highly 20 my friends as
an article 90 true merit.
u. =. WALLACE.
Ask YOUR druggist today for the IA
nous p. n. n. Prescription and D. D.
y. scap.-lAcv-l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
MANY EXCURSIONS
FOR BIG STEAMER

r4sa.rrrr 81 te~ steamer S. Paul
.s ~ttt-rt frr@ tar calls coming ia
f1r .fs Gee as ss Fsrarsioa boat TIE
rr..glsv LlffrF trsE1e aT't Cos m1or-
usss "trip lrss riEsf arf today che 1oat
ls on f9- sr arr.FTr t9grrsT vr~re
several towns ere eistlaE for .fs sew
5ers NJ viii Frssra tfergaF OBJ take
else Ess~lse var veterans on an ~t-
r4rs5gr rse r1s.GNt~s ~trH5nE ere
usvreaers N-ss 81 uvts las Chartered
shr steamer asf or ere sstf 90 thts
raesh Use FF5-eiFF EaeG.etsfE VIII
sake es~ OF o. fHF q ssgrf "TRIP
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
FLOWER VANDALS
ARE STILL BUSY
Further Reports Of Depredations in
Moline Parks Are Made, and
Yards Suffer.

There has been no letup in che
ihefs Of flowers in Moline. vandals
continue their work OF stealing pos
les and stripping lilac bushes OF
both blossoms and branches.
Thefts not only have occurred in
private Yards but the parks as we'll
have suffered. Riverside IS the latest
90 b. reported robbed OF flowers. it be
INK declared that following a baseball
game there a number OF players pro-
ccc,icd Co help themselves TO liiacs and
that some % the bushes were ruined.
In sylvan park. too. similar depreda-
flous have occurred recently. while
thef's o. flowers in Prospect aud
Stephens park have been reported.
The Moline Piano company has
heard the cry % ~eity beautiful" and
has parked and curh-t the boulevard
on Seventh street IN front % its fac
tory Flower beds have been made
and a border % Barhary hedge plant
Cd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
SAYS OLSON WILL
SEEK N0MINATI0
ChicaEnan In Recent Visit 10 Moline
Claims Municipal judge VIII
Run for Governor.

a ". Johnson. grand chief 90 che
Independent order 90 Vikings. during
a recent VISIT 90 Moline declared tina,
his friend. Harry Olson. chief Justice
90 the municipal court % Chicago. will
b. aspiraut for the republican nomiua-
ton for governor.
Judge Olson vas candidate on the
republican ticket for the nomination
% mayor To Chicago a. the spring
election. Ills friends. air. Johnson de-
ciarcd. are urging him 20 come out Tor
governor and u So believed be viii ac-
csd~.
Moline politicians feel that u Mayor
Bennett % Rockford and Judge Olson
% Chicago. both come out. as IS indl-
Gated now. pretty primary hght viii
be staged In Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

telligentIy and aggressively consum-
mated, should result in an interested.
aroused. instructed, enthusiastic, fed
Grated. working church membership in
the tri-cities. Federations and broth
erhoods should receive practical in
struction and coordination with other
religious bodies; the Young Mems
Christian associations should expect to
install a permanent extension system
covering from thirty to fifty industrial
plants to receive the gospel message
in well-manned shop and factory
meetings. The ministerial sssocia-
tions should expect accession to
churches. the duIlest season of the
year made fruitful. the conservation
Of forces otherwise lost. assistance in.
the promotion of a great religious
awakening and "a consciousness Of hav-'
ing obeyed the last command of our
risen Lord. Go ye into all the world,
and preach the gospel 70 every crea-
ture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
LIBERTY BELL Is
DUE HERE JULY 7
Final Arrangements Announced.
SHOWING That Moline VIII BE
Omitted From Itinerary.

.fo,ire has been cut out % the itiu-
rrarv OF che liberty bell. bat q Wiii
b. us viru ir Hpek Island and usvsr-
port. o. minutes here and 30 minutes
across the river July 2 Wili Be the
date o. its e1uirE
The beif viii leave Philadelphia for
fre san Francisco fair july 8. u wili
reach Chicago 90 $3.50 p. a.. tuiy 8 re-
naming thrr- uu 1895 o IN % the
Tts raer 70 starts f6s Peoria over
feF g1es tstsud-
r-oris ,siti b. reached a. : o. N ard
a stop ~ one hour wiii b. made u
sfit reach Hoes Island AZ % .. o.. and
stop o. ni5rutfss vjii arrive 20 pav-
export az 1880 q m and stop 90
alaEsrs. travirE az noon for The ~est-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
SECOND HIKE TO BE
GIVEN Y. NJ. G. A. MEN

N~xs Thsrsisy evsniaE Il ths tine
go f6T ere sec1ad mysterious htss-
~ tae men % the =. ~ e. a ursti-
aas.sa wtlt noe be disclosed 90 ths
aszssbers % ths hissFs' party and they
efiIi have 60 foiios q paper trail. A.
th~ eea % shieh thsy ~iti hza supper
al prepared. TkFss weeks ago thsr.
werr - who took th@ hike 90 th~
Watch TaWs- Uhers they fogrd sup
per awaiting thesa- tt 10 ~SPscfef that
IS I'll make ~ ths parry this tiras
Lots % fga ts guaranteed every fellow
who sttea4s saG g - 20 - : t~o-ii;-
rsy s.gHt this ti@s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
BOY SCOUT PICTURE
IS HERE THIS WEEK

TIE A6vszfsrss % . BOY Scout. =
ths veil known motion picture. 10 20
b. shown - the Csnfrai Presbyterian
church Thursday sNsainE of thss week
saa az the y. -. g \. Friday evening
a. o'clock. The local organization Of
seosts 10 p-o@o;i1E this aim and the
proceeds are 90 so 20 the two troops Of
ths cent-ai church and OF the naptis;
church I; - an exceptional opportun-
ify 90 So she ~ork % scouts similar 20
sAas b~.as eoas ~ boys u this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
AIM TO LIBERATE
YOUTH THIS week
Neither % Elmer lie Refte Employs
Attorney Who VIII Come Here
20 Ask Writ
WILL START HABEAs ooRPrs
Dispatch From ottawa Declares That
Counsel for Boy Il Prepar-
Ing BIN a. Present

HahssE corpus proceedings will be
started here during the present week
IN an EFFORT 90 Ilberats Elmer lie Rette.
ts-year-oid youth who has been held
% the grand jury on the charge %
having murdered Edward ZcTbc. iithus
driver on the road between Hampton
aud WATERFOWL. tao months ago.
\ dispatch from Ottawa. says.
Attorney Henry ~. Kelly. Who has
been retained by Mrs Andrew LaEro.
mother of Elmer Lo Bctte. Marseiiies
youth accused % murder a. Rock Is
land viii. with the next fcw DAYS. pre-
pare q habcas corpus bill and viii pre-
sent DO % the Rock Island circuit court
.H an EFFORT % secure 10 Rcite's re-
lease from Jail.
-Alfboritiss ~ Rock Island county
are convinced. % 60 said. that the case
against fh~ Young man is a very vcak
one ard that ffe Ottawa attorney will
have lfgie trouble securing LeRctte's
freedom
~Lr Neff~ aas ros Indicted by the
last Eraul iury baf was bound over
arrr that body convened b. the cor
or~-. Relatives viii u1v occupy them
selves tryinE 90 go his release
EHmsrsd Arrest Dcnisd.
a seek or s1 ago it Vas rumor~d
fHas eogrtF authorities bad made an
other arrest in tbr case. O. belnE said
OF tHst time char a brothsF-in-ia~' %
t.r Ur-rr vas taken into custody
states Attorney FIpvd Thompson.
rsw~ver. denied tais. declaring that 20
tis Er1slFsiEe. Do Reffs uas thr sole
sersoe charged wifh the murder % the
..fbss driver
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
JEWELRY VALUED
AT S4O0 STOLEN
zarxiars Eater Horace Hursu Hs@s
aad Taks Evsrythfa< my Caa
Naks lee ct
DO TIE WORK n HorFs TINE
NJ. Haroa. Wishing Wear. Returns &C.
Tine ~ Hear >emeons t.sinx Out
q Wind0v-

r-r-.-r valued a. $500 a, least Tas
a. sa-s 90 a burglar VITO raasaexs.l
- Eas % Horace Harua. 911
-s-s-zsT. e-ss street. dgrtaz IRE absence
- sf-s aaren bstweea q and o o,eioeE
Efss- erralzE As ,frs. Haron rrtgra-
fs4 sse srsvter was feag.es fhs t1use
-rsrs4zE back wtEgaw. uh.eh had
a 81 given Him easraEee.
fe.-- we're acrlseG a sraErrs Vas
,s-.Es over fas ~tF aef many sss-
.e.s eaaraefers were taETa r1 tes
.sel.- ssaflaa where tseT were
fzz-s
~ t-r-t-r Belonged f1 enc rzlr
o. rss fl-ae 1fssf ~ ere p.Fe-s
s--- VARIABLE AMI some were priceless
a. .-r .e.sFs- Of ere fact t.rT krG
a. Fr.a relatives.
fl,f af -faieu trtirfes-
r4T.ar FOL rr- Ist ef sral-a or
-e saE -eest-t esfar sser ar
urs ...r. ..s mornings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16
ON A
.ChSEv|;,IcnWhS
BORN IN AUGUSTA
New Trial Granted
John r. Graham, ct al

| The supreme court has handed down
a rescript in the case. James ". Shene
| VS.. John Z. Graham ct al This acton
! to recover damages for personal inju-
| ries grew out Of an accident which oc-
CURED about two Years ago at the cor
ner Of Western avenue ard Sewail
street Augusta The plaintiff had
started for Manchester from augusta
to demonstrate car. When ne reached
the Hartshorn greenhouses it was rain
ing and he turned about there, decid-
ing not to drive 10 Manchester in the
rain. he started back for Water street.
The plaintiff, al that time "a resident
Of Lewiston. met the John r. Graham
car date Of Bangor at Sewau street
where a collision took place. The Ora
ram car turned as If 10 go down Sew
all street. south. and in the collision
which followed the plaintiff sustained
minor injuries. The rescript reads as
follows:
Ileanebec County.--James W skene vs..
John 4 Graham ct al.
Rescript. Hanson. J.
This is an action on the case TO re
cover damages for personal injuries
sustained ~ TIE plaintiff in collision
between the plaintiffs ana defendants
automobiles. The jury returned We,
dict for the plaintiff f9r s2,17o.oO.
The case is before the court on me
| defendants general motion for ne"
| trial. and excertio~s to the elusal o1
| the presiding justice 10 direct YER
! diet for the defendants, ana refusal t.
| give certain requested instructions
! Hold. !. ii is the duty Of travellers
approaching 10 meet. seasoflab!E Z
rrrn 10 the right Of the middle u IN
| Travelled part OF the road, SO far tha'
-hev can pass each Other without inter
| ference.
| .. IT IS manifest that the coiils'of
aas due 20 th4 fact :Asat both Ca"
| swervea from their course a. the SANE
/ instar4 the car OF the defendants
/ e,.eryinc from. its lawful position L
| one Of supposed safety in order Z
avoid an accident. the other leaving rs
,r,ia,vfl,I fosltou ana course Tor t't
s,rn. reason. That the swervlng g
defendants car was imperative Is &P-
,ar4,t. that an emergency existed h''
only juetifying hut authorizing the 0e'
! PENDANTS chauiseu~ in so sWerNhhs y
! T.. ua!tv ai.ra.ent. That his act was h"'
/ G,,A 10 ni.; uulawrul use Of the roao l.
! shawn l1 al Overwhelming weight g.
TIA evidence. and that the deienda'its
7,e mon ii2lIc for any damage arising
( IN ne circumstances Is pflhtlp4e III ~
/ r. established.
yt-h.,, wa alternatives are PIE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

Fremont J. c. Little. who was by
judge Clarence Hale Of the United
States district court at Portland APP
pointed master in chancery in the
case Of the trustees in bankruptcy Of
the Schnick Handle & Lumber 90.
of Oakland vs.. the Eollingsworth &
Whitney Co. Of Waterville, and in
which case final hearing was held
Tuesday, Dec. {, at the kennehec
county courthouse. has submitted his
report on the same 70 the court at
Portland. The hearing was held for
the purpose Of determining the owner
ship Of a certain fund amounting TO
lslG,2Sa. which vas the proceeds q
the sale Of logs cur On Said Mountain
township in Somerset county. II. :.
! Butler Of Skowhasan and John =.
| Nelson Of Augusta appeared for the
| ;-ollingswolt & Whitney Co. and
William Z. Pattaagau and Thomas
Leigh for the 5chmick Handle 6 Lu'n-
Der CO. The text Of MI. Llttlc's rs
port is as follows:
! IN the disIric. court OF the nlled
! States for ,he District Of Maine.
| In the matter OF S hmicE handle &:
! Lumber Company, Bankrupt.
! IN Bankruptcy.
/ To the Honorable Clarence Hale. Dis
trict Judge:
I. Fremont J. c. Little, special mas
! ter appointed herein by an order CT
/ Your court. dated OCT 6, 1915 d0 here
| ~ report d follows
ON receipt u said order, set the 9Th
| ro,. n N~r,5-a,7,', 7H7-, AZ n o'clock 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16
as duly adiudicated bankrupt

was duly adjudicated bankrupt on
Feb 5. 1914. IN view of the hysterical
events of Jan. IS. 1914 when Wilson
r. Schmick declared the logs belonged
! to The Hollinssworth q Whitney Co,
in one document III. & ". 90. Exhibit
Exhibit No. 2D. and in another the
same day declaring no title 10 logs or
timber cut and not scaled, followed
Jan. IS by a bill OF sale to claimant,
Iiollingsworth & Whitney Co, and the
bill in equity signed by Wilson T..
Schnlich, on Jan. is. 1914, asking for
/ a receiver for the Schmlck Handle q
Lumber Co. as evidenced by Trus-
tees Exhibits Nos. 16 and y, find that
the HoilingSWarth & Whitney Co.
knew Of the bankrupt condition of the
Schmick Handle & Lumber GO. and
that an effort was being made by the
/ claiman to rescue the logs in ques-
ton, and that a preference was sought
and obtained from the Schmlck Han
Ole & Lumber Co. through Wilson +.
Schmick. its agents, to claimants Ia
vor, and that the transfer or bill OF
sale OF Jan Is, 1914. was fraudulent
and void as a preference.
Conclusions Of Law
/. The contract Of Nov. Is, 1872,
| having been determined to amount to
a simple contract only, seal did not
take it out of its class.
V orrall V Mann ! SelGen 229.
! Grain V. Seaton Hall 2SS.
Porter v r. K. Co. 81 Me. 349.
II. Claimant stands firmly upon
the unassignability of the terms of the
contract, but its frequent acknowl-
! edgement of the undisclosed principal
estops it from a denial of attornment
10 such und.sclosed principal.
Ill The res could be but logs in
any event, since the contract was not
deed to standing trees specifically
described, and such res became only
personally.
Whidden V. Sellye 40 Me. 247.
Moody v Whitney "a Me. 563.
Erskine V. Savage IS Ne. 81.
Pierce v Banton IS Me. 553.
". The bill of sale of Jan. 1S, 1914,
was the act Of the Schmick Handle &
Lumber Co, and became void by the
adiudica ton in Bankruptcy on Feb. 5,
1914, and all property SO transferred
was re-invested in the trustees in
bankruptcy Of the bankrupt estate up
on their qualification. Section so Of the
Bankrupt Act.
/ hand up herewith:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

The annual Christmas sale by the
Art Club of Augusta, Hallowell and
Gardiner, which was opened Tuesday
at the residence of Mrs. 3. F. Smith
y Grove street, was continued We'd
nescay with good attendance of la
oies. The articles on sale included
some fine specimens Of needle work
and crochet work and the entire dis
play represented the work of about 20
ladies' The sale will be continued to-
GaN-AdXt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

% Trustees petition. the answer
Of the Hollingsworth & Whitney Co.,
and the order of reference, all being
the same sent me by the court.
CD H. & W. Co. Exhibits, Nos. /
to 81.
go Trustees Exhibits, Nos. / to q.
- Transcript Of testimony.
Dated Dec. IA, 1915.
Respectfully submitted.
FREMONT J. c. LITTLE,
Special Master.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

Deputy Sheriff Edward r. Rice
made Webb law seizure Wednesday
morning at the Office Of the Atlantic
Express Co., consisting Of a sugar
barrel in which were contained 10
bottles Of gin, Is bottles Of rum, II
bottles Of whiskey and six quarts Of
wine. The package was consigned to
William E. Davis Of Winthrop The
contents of the package were libealsd
and consigned to the strong room at
the jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

The Augusta Study Club will meet
Friday afternoon, Dec. II, with Mrs.
5. c. c. Ward, As Bangor street. Pro-
gram: Roll-cali; answers to the ques-
ton box; paper. Hollands Influence
on American History" by Mrs. G. A.
Yeaton; followed by a paper by Mrs.
3. r Newman on Shall We Give Our
Boys and Girls the Same Educat ton ?'
Special music will be furnished by
the club chorus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

a gentleman from tbs rural districts
vEo was in the city "Wednesday sa-a
tia; he found the sleighins about far
Tor while on the roads running north
and south the sleiching was good. On
those running east and west the tray
cling was hard and in some places
the ground was bare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16
SPECIAL MASTER Tue
: IN Case OE SCHIaICk HANDLE
& LUMBER CO. MAKES REPORT

To Judge Clarence Hale United States District Court at
Portland of His Findings the Question of Ownership of
Certain Fund Amounting to $685. the Proceeds of Logs
Bad Mountain Town ship in Somerset County, and
the Claimants for Which the Trustees in Bankruptcy
Schrck Handle and Lumber Co. and the Holings-
woith Whitney CO.-Ful Text of Special Masters Find
ings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

Conno!sseurs VIII appreciate the
genuine Imported Havana cigars
uhich willis r. Partridge. under
Opera House. j. Offering the Christ
mas trade Eoxe. # = vary from s.
T. Sc, according ID 4ual.IY ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

The FTeischman Yeast Co. which IL
represented In Augusta by Charles
Cassie, will have a suite Of two offices
on the second floor OF the Purtnton
building and VIII occupy them early
in January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

TIL New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
j. putting up an extension Of its line
II Farminsdale from the residence Of
" r. Taylor TO Beechwood. the
Naughan estate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

Bank Commissioner !. E. Vernon Of
Portland returned Wednesday afternoon
TO his home after passing a few days In
the city on matters connected with the
department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

pr, Carl II. W-tneIs II Oakland.
Who is to locate in Augusta in the
near future. Las leased Tie tenement
al IS Cushman street ara viii soon
ocruuy il with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

Philip II. Cutie of Watorville and How
/ ard Weeks Of Nassalboro were among
the business callers Wednesday at the
probate court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

Thirstos Spires died Tuesday night
il this city aged "a years. The remains
viii Ne taken on the 9.39 train this
morning 10 Biddetord for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16

An assortment Of picture puzzles cut
by Miss Elizabeth McClench may he
found at the Christmas goods depart
rlent of Russell & Weston Co.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-16
LOCAL BRIEFS

= =. Merrill Of Skowhegan was in the
cay wednesday on matters of bust
ness nature