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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
DARK PRIMiNGS HKINt:
GOOD PRICES Vt ~ NtilBIItG

!.YNCiIi!URG. VA. September -
The l9iG-l9lI tobacco season opened
here to-day. with 5000 pounds Of dark
prim.nrs as the initial offerings.
Prices breaking all records wcr" paid
for the offerings. Tho previous high
price for dark piimines on this market
was about S5.7n. ana that proved to he
the average for tn" opening year. with
prices ranging up 10 $,.25. This is UNI
usual for dark priniuGs.
I'll" market saw NOR" buyers on the
warehouse floors than ever before for
the primiugs period ana the compcti-
tiou for tn" offerings appears strong.
New tobacco is not expected here un-
I'll October. as little. If any, OF III" dark
crop to hc marketed on the I.vnchburg
floors has been cut as vet
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BANK STATEMENT SHOWS
BORROWING IS VERY HEAVY
Stock Market Closes Strong, With
Practically Every Issue
Net Higher.
NEW RECORDS ESTABLISHED
Marine Preferred and American Zinc
StrOng-Iseet Sugar Attracts At
tention-Itubbcr and Tire Shares
Picked Up Persistentiy.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. September 2--After
strong close in the stock market. WIN
practlcsli;. every issue net higher the
Janks issued their statement, showing
decrease In actual surplus reserves
of s2c56I22O. Actual loans we're IN
creased s4S435.000. and demand ue-
posts Increased s42.2lI ZOO. The aver
age statement showed a decrease IN
surplus reserves Of $l2.J36 .oio. an IL.
crease in loans OF $lT,25t.0oO. ana In
demand deposits of s3S,o21.o geo.
This shows that tnere mas peen
heavy borrowing at the end OF the
week. and that most of II has bceh on
call This does not necessarily mean
that brokers have increased their com
mitrnents this week. because me DOT
rowing may have been in connectioh
with the payment for the l5ritisE roam
and on account Of dividends.
New high records established we're
in Marine preferred and American Hinc.
These were strongest just before me
close and their movements SUGGEST"
short covering. Elsewhere IN the mar
ket there was urgent buying OF pro
fcssional character that sent all STOCKS
10 about the best OF the day az IN" very
last Prominent among these Was
Steel Beet Sugar also attracted at
tention by its strength. t.,
Studebnkcr was extremely weak IN
the carly trading, but closed ihe Gay
more than , points above TN" 10" he
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COOP PRICES OBTAINED
Ar CHASE CRY SALES

CHASE CITY. V. September 2-Thc
Chase Ci;y tobacco market opened on
Friday. and all the warehouses had
good sales. though the quantity SD
does not by any mems measure up
20 nrst-class sales in the heart Of the
season. The offerings wcr" mostly
priminGs. but these have been cured
,vith more care than usual and
brought good prices
The prospects for the season on the
local market are unusually bright and
II is believed that prices are going to
he high throughout the season
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ter streets proposition. Contracts that
call for the expenditure OF nearly
$4,000 We're made. signed. sealed and
delivered within the last ten dayS by
the municipal authorities. which con
tracts call for the best kind Of paving
that is known to the art Ere lonu
Huntington is going to he the best
paved city in all OF West Virginia
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Bunk Statement.

NEW YORK. September The statement
OF the actual condition OF clearing house
banks and trust companics for the week
shows that they hold so5.s2sliO reserve in
excess OF legal requirements. This Is u
decreas" OF ty.56l.?2o from last week rh.
statement follows:
.tctua! conditions
Loans, discounts. etc. sa.c,2.aa7. on, in
Reserve IA own vaults. sil.5s4.cro ~ which
&3.4.t0s.ro IL specie: decrease. sH..4s.ooo.
Reserve In Federal rescrv bank. SOL. 90 {:
decrease. s5..S5.vtJ
decrease. 81 .cso. Oo9
80, demand deposits. as.c5,.Ssi. eco: Increase
TO-. co -
Circulation. ,3I.3s7 GO: Increase. se4scco
Aggregate reserve. $685. 3s1. go
jsl..20 80
Summary OF State banks and ,rus, com
nnnies IN Greater New York. not included
In clearing house statement:
Loans discounts. etc. s1li.sS1. .e1: increase
sTSa..hn
Su"cie. &5e.i:S. 700. decrease $500
Legal tenders. Ss.3ii. 900: Increase soIsan
Tciai deposits. sa>l.Hra.c00: increase. s6is--
Banks cash reserve in vault. sll,s,,iN,
>. rust COMPANIES cash reserve in vault
{5S525 10. '
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BRIGHT TOBACCO MARKETS
OPEN FOR FALL AND WINTER
Reports Show satisfactory Sales. both
Ia buyers and
sellers,

The bright tobacco markets Of Vir
sinia hay" all opened up, for the fall
and winter work. and tn" reports that
come in from all of them show that
sales so far have been satisfactory to
buyers and 30 sellers. They were sat
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CMICAGO LINE sTOCk MARKET.

tHlCAGO. September 2.-liogs-R"cc!pis.
500. dull. % cent. under yest,Iday's Ayr
axe. Bulk. Sl0"5M s0.su. light. Sio.35 II sii.0t:
mixed. - :om sos. heavy. s..,5 II 1io.s5:
rough. Es5M 3l".o5. uigs. s7.upm {3.iO.
cat;lc-kccciDts. ZOO. weak. Native beef
cstti". sG"j a sii2p: stocker- and feeders. $40
s.. 80 n SIZE.
sheep Receipts 1909: weak weth.rs
Sc l5r 80: lambs 8 % II 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Angus, lotion goods and
warns wer. firm to-ta; with markets gen,
orally Gu!ct. .Iobb.rs did good trade. and
exporters received many offers of new busi-
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rETERsBrRG PE.ANuT MAnKET.

m f.tS:3l !t'r PEANUT MA'tkF.i-
Keportcd by RodGers. Plummer :" Co. Inc
fETERSBCRG. VA. Scptcmbcr Span
!sh-Farm"rS' stoCk-Mark.t weak and uE-
settled 81 asked. oOc bid.
Observation-Disclosures stock-Markct. weak.
Fancy Jumb 3i7c pound. fancy hand
picked. SIC pcr pound: extra prime. Sc pcr
pound prime. &c per pound. Smelling stock.
&C To .i.c pound.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW WORK. s.. 10, LII hrr - I.a.N.s.

IFNUINRI
calves. receipts. l25: steady. Neais. 5000
a il5.0: cuiis. ssoli $3.50: srassers $50.
prime lambs. tio;jou si2.25. cuils. s5.5l: com
mon To good sh""pS. $500 81 ~
HOGS. weak. State hogs. Sli.50
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Where Will You Spend
the Summer?

We are going TO Hotel Bel Air. and
Craig Mineral Spring, New Castle Va.
Health. comfort and pleasure awaits
you there. The hotel sets on the sum-
INIT OF the mountain. overlooking tho
town aud the valley. with two gigantic
mountain peaks rising prccipitously
from the plateau below, forming u pic
tureSQuc background.
The rooms are large and airy. with
loftS ceiling, neat and comfortably fur
nished with all modern Conveniences
Beautiful scenery, fine fishing and
mountain air and general good time.
The healing faculty of the mineral
water for stomach. liver. kidney
trouhie, catarrhal conditions and Gu
taneouS affections is great Table and
attendance unsurpassed. Rates. $40 to
SD per week.
For Free Booklet Write
l.. SAMUEL STEWART. Manager.
DIR. u. Il. CALDWELL. Medical Director.
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CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

'HlIAGO. Scrt"mbcr 2.-Conndence th1t a
settlement o! tho railway strike would he
"r"-ie! l"d 10 decided upturn to-day
in the price OF wheat. The close strong
s,d,ancc o. 27.c to sc. with December at
81 ts. q, flis and Nav at tl.t9L n 81 49,
othcr leading stapics. too all showed eain<-
corn. i.c {" &c. oats. Nc to lhc. and oro-
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Danv.n,- Market Report.

pANNEI.i., VA. September From
August -. a, which time the sales for
tho 1916 crop opened, 10 August 81,
Inclusive there was sold on the Dan
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MARKET CONDITION.
Pouitry--c hicit.ns very scarce and In heavy
,cmand. r.ccipi- very light: hens In good
demand. receipts Very light. Egcs-Ma rket
firm. But;cr-Market firm. Live stock-EeaIs
IN splendid demand. and wanted.
u !ies-F'irm. Wool-Market unsettled.
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NEW YORK rRODCCE MARKET,
nv Caskie q. HWrCh e COD
Rirhr-1cuj Va September ,

NEW YORK. September 2.--Cottonsccd OF,
hrmer active covering. promptcG by
strength in, the lard market and nervous
ness regarding possible DEVELOPMENTS over
the holiday. Closing prices were ~ to 80
noints net higher. Prime crude. s5s nominal:
$40, October. 1904: November s.s5: Deccm-
bcr. 995: January. 1902: February. 1905:
March. 1893: April. lo45
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BOND LIST

.nr,oFroncn :. ........ as.
Ati.n,ic Cnas. Line Is, Is faskcdb...... sla.
IL. and 49,, col i.,' o,.x.d; s,,
Chrsapcake and ohio ~ li2s .....-. 81.
Chosa peaks and Ohio ~ 5s....-........... az.
Iivcet, and Myers as ................. 1917
Mercantile Marine ii7s iNSit
Mercantile Marine new 6................. ~.
Seaboa ri Air Line adj. Is .-.............. go,
Southern Railway 4s......,-.... ..........-. II
Southern Railway 5s......... ............-.- i0l
II : Registered -. 1881 'hlh)............ %
u Registered 3s.-itiS tbidl ............ 1871
L s Registered - 1928 tbidl .......... 1905,
L 6. Registered Panama IS. 1861 tbdi i0iia
United States Steel as..-.... ............ 1861
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PnrtnE Contracts for Huntington
'HCNTlNGTON, w. VA, Sept .
Huntington is wide awake on the bet
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin, Lou'vle * West. - D.. 20 p.. III p
Main Line. Local. 1870 a.. t5:l5 D.
James kNer Line, 'lO:O0 "a, f5:l5 d.
y. Ne.s. Nfk.. old PIT $3.50 a.. .i2 m. i p.
Newport News. Local 1900 a.. 200 d.
Trains arrive from NIX. .ll:O0 a.. .l:45 D..
$3.50 p. ~ News. $3.50 a, 's:o5 p. From
West. .S:l0 a. 1850 p.. t3:5S a, 'l:l5 D..
1910 y. daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond. las. Eiver ts:a5
a.. 400 p. week days. !: 40 =. III. Sundays
DAILY. Except sunday
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September at Mountain Lake

September the most trying month
OF the year on health and nerves in the
city. is the most delightful month at
your health and that of the children.
come 20 this hcalthful resort. drink
walk. fish. play tennis. croIuet. roast
chestnuts before the log fire. 20 boat
ing on the lake. and return home at
the end OF your stay with renewed
vitality
For special September rates write TO
T.. g.. POKTERFiELD.
Manager Mountain Lake.
Giles County. Va n
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k:t hrsitatcd az tn outset. hrst quotations
Indicating doubt on the part Of M Dr"i"H,
,lorai element 20 IN" sifnil' "hc,, ~
situation This condition CAV" Nay ',tc,
10 general strength, III" adN*nr" being a''"h
nv extensive short covering .
Trading In Nartn"-. which >ppnllnH oNc'
~ pcr cent Of tn" brtcf session : turnnE"t;
w.s tho no,"worihv feature. IN" rTcfcrrcd
making a n"w record on IT goo adN"n""
Of roin,s - l0s. with ~ fog the common
and to uoints for other shipping snare
\ 8 new maximum was also inshc bN Amer:
,Sr-a Zinc preferred. which aaranc"d ~
ynor,n. rising 10 -
~, CoprcrS and other metals were Ito points
tIgher munitions and p.trol"ums edrarrcn
ssabout much. md motors mad" ur some
of their recent Losses. with additional gains
Uns,c,! States Stccl came forward towards
tho last h"inc taken extensively W To
,sT an .v'rcmc gain Of -. and rln"inG
a. With N" .rua-t,rv and extra divid.nds
~ 'hc ur6-,ous dan. within l.. roin; Of It's
R"ading and canadian racinc lr., the
advancing novcUcrt In rails At gains q,
almost : ronis wi'h ,Coin' v tnrh Tor -
and some ~ tho ETat"rn crouD. Tot1l sales
amounted to .7io|s shares
Bonds s'cadv but dull. Anclo-Frcrch
s, hcirr larrolv d"aI' in NJ tho prevailing
quotation Total sales. mar value. we're
rri..d states cou-on Is -oSc y. n~r cent on
call during IN" wn"k
NEW YORK. scrtcmHer c,Me,csn,Ic "a !.
demand sass. .nbns. - . i-is Bar iii.
vcr 67'. Mas!car dollars. j2'. Government
bonds steady Railroad bonds steady.
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TO ANNOUNCE F0RMATI0N
or. NEW PETROLEtM toMPANi

Sellir. :.f one motor stock mas bech
far thc account OF AN interest thht =
also deem in the re,roleums wall
street. thought IL saw evidence 'o-d"!
of accumulation in Mexican Petroleum
interests behind Mexican petroleum III
a few days will announce orSaniza'ion
of a new company. probably C"iieo ,ae
ponAmerican Petroleum and invest
ment COMPANY The new company -
understood 10 be organized 70 nom
many ncw oil companies ga'heren UP
In California. ,a, ,,chol
,, nrrsi.,.ntly hy strp;.s hors"- ,'.n' -.
5nr al 4. mad. .! any deal IN uFottr.,. nr ra
,hn n. r.,s,cncc vrlth when nc :" shal' -.
hsi r Accumulated surE".iS thtt III. s,,rn
he A, least gentleman te,r''''''N'
a. cri..n in IN. copu"r inir~ii .h
y" nsconda showed considerable" SNn' ~;
III US impr"vcm.nt MA r"""o'"h ~, "a, a.
The copper The munitions w.r. .,rT T;;-o ~,
t ~ IN. recent acvsioum"nis IN f.uto,N
,rr.nn an Increased d"ncnd"rcr on hn,"i
ian rnsnufa.tufcrt Grain VAS s,FnnE -"
yarcInr several cents = hush'l IN IN" ,IH>11
non, Of trading Th" cotton nar"c' N"-
Raiiroads par,ieiuatcd nildir IN IN" ~. ~,
.jv.rre I, IL possibi' 'hht an inNnf', 'p',
may b~ secured portroninr IN. ~ ''"u W.,
d.y which - now scheduled % h't "a,
in,ua,y / itut whether tn" rtilroNi' VII
ar lose tho nsht uitimatciN. th' ,nicsI ~.
,crvatiya banking interests ar" "nNl,'''I IN
v,.,"rs "a 20, out al III RAILROADS t.. vs.
they expect government ownership W''h'" y
few wears
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

iTains Leave itIchmoid--Alain st. Station.
Schedule hSurcs not Guaranteed. For ths
South-Daily: $50 a. NJ. local: ESQ ~. NJ.
express. parlor buffet car: Ii s. NJ. express,
ISIS l.. NJ. express. sleeping open 500
I. NJ, 300 Il. NJ, local. for keysvilie Chase
city and Buffalo i.ithia Snrimss-week days.
York River Lihe-o.iU T. NJ. Steame-
Train. except sunday. connecting for Baiti-'
more larlor carr. 1885 ~ ~ and 4:i5 p.
NJ. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Eichmohd-Fron :hc South:
1906 y. NJ. and 800 y. NJ. 30 T.. NJ, S:30
+. NJ, daily: $40 a. NJ, except Sunday.
From West Point: S:I5 y. NJ. except Mon
day: $40 \. NJ. and t:i5 +. NJ, daily.
oi!ce 90f r.. Mo'0 S.. Phone Madison 272.
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RICHMoND GRAM ,IARKET.

NIchmond. Va. Scptcmh~r .. 1915.
U0I:ESAIE QUOTATIONS ON CHANCE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

Under the Fisher unifcatiOn ordi.
nances of 1907 we were to pile I'D a
fund out of that 55 per cent with
which the people were to buy the
surface lines. We've been piIing up
that fund for about 10 years and we
now have nearly $2O,OOO,OOO with
which to buy But strangely enough,
while the fund has been growing to
$2O,OOO,OOO the price we have to pay
has gone up nearly $1O0,OOO,OOO. We
could have bought the surface lines
in 1907, under the Fisher ordinance,
for $5O,OOO,OOO. The price is now
$3.50, 900, 900. That is, we were within
$5O,OOO,OOO of the purchase price be-
fore we got a nickel in the traction
fund, but now that we have $4,000
900 in it we'd have to add $13O,0OO,-
900 to that in order to buy. So we
are $8O,OOO,OOO farther away from
municipal ownership than we were
before we started to save money to
buy.
Chicago was bUnked in 1907 and
she's going to be bUnked again in
1917.
You can bet your last nickel that
when Lowden appoints a state board
of public utilities it will be a Big Biz
board that won't throw a feather in
the way of Sam insult issuing bonds
and stock as fast as they can be run
off the printing presses.
And he'll have darned little oppo-
sitiOn from the trust press, for the
boys need advertising at high rates
nowadays. White paper is going up
to beat the band. Advertising will
have to go up, too. And nobody can
stand that better than, the public
utilities. Besides, the big Field es-
tate is interested in Insults public
utility trust, and the Field heirs will
need plenty of money because of the
high cost of high sassiety. And the
Fold cfOrn iS q bior advnrficnT-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

chise adviser then, and Walter Fisher
is the city's franchise adviser now
with the loop press backing him up,
particularly the News and Tribune.
The News has ordered the engi-
neers on the subway to obey Fish
er's orders on franchise matters, and
now the TTib orders theypubIic to do
whatever the engineers tell them to
do. Nobody is to question what the
commission reports, because the Trib
says no one knows anything about
the blamed thing anyhow except the
engineers. So we are supposed to
shut our eyes, open our mouths and
swallow anyDold traction pill DR.. Wal
ter Fisher and his engineers feed us.
Sam insult is the big boss of the
public utility trust in Chicago. He
has built up a monster pyramid of
capitalization that apparently begins
to feel the need of a few props to
keep it, from topping over. So he
has two stunts he must pull Off-one
is to get the city to abandon the can
die power test for gas and let Sam
hand us. artificial gas that is a by
product of coke manufacture and
will cost him less than Is cents Der
1000 cubic feet.
If Sam gets away with that he'll
have the gas situation fixed to suit
him and will make a bigger profit on |
gas under the British thermal unit |
test than he does now with the can
die power test. The advertising cam
paign to teach people to use gas
mantles is merely getting them ready I
for a gas you can't use for lighting
purposes unless you use a mantle on |
the burner.
The other prop is the second big
UniiCation scheme. If Sam gets
away with that you'll pay 2 cents for
a transfer between surface and 'Li''
lines to begin with, and also to end
with. For Sans gang never 1ats on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-06
Railway Complaint Dismissed

The Public Utilities Commission in
decision rendered Monday dismissed
the complaint made several weeks ago
ty ]. H. Snow of Hampden Highlands
and others against the Bangor Rail-
way & Electric Co, alleging made
quate service.
The compainants claimed that 1.-The
said respondent, the Bangor Railway
& Electric Co, for a long time has
failed and neglected and does now
fail and neglect to furnish reasonable
and adequate facilities for the trans
portation of passengers on and over
that portion of it's lines known as the
Hampden Division, and extending
from West Market Square in Bangor
to a point in said Hampden about one
mile southerly from the postoftice at
Hampden Highlands"
The Public Utilities received COM
munication from the compliments
saving that the Bangor Railway &
Electric Co by putting on an extra
car has removed the cause of COM
plant, so the commission dismissed
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Automobile Notes

The question Of what percentage OF
operators Of automobiles were women
was being discussed Monday afternoon
in the Office Of Secretary Of State Bun
ker. Ten per cent" was suggested.
THAT was about what had supposed
but tho figures don't show 1t, replied
the secretary of State.
Then Mr. Bunker explained that in
order to strike what he considered
fair average he took the first thousand
licenses granted, the last thousand
and then a thousand from the middle
Of the list and the average shown from
these indicated that hut So OF the reg
istrations issued to date were issued
to females.
These figures are believed by the
secretary to indicate that In all prob
ability many women In this state are
GENERATING cars who have not been Ii
censed so to do by the department or
state Mr.. Bunker states that he has
been informed by travelling salesman
whose duties took him through Wash
;neton county that last summer sew
eral young women In that seceion OPP
Grated cars all summer without H.
cense.
The department win endeavor to Sc
cure the enforcement OF automoolie
laws. Irrespective Of the sex OF the
operator and the suggestion Is mace
that women who may be violating the
provisions of the automobile laws
should at once comply with the pro-
visions Of the law.
Operators Of both sexes are also re-
minded of the necessity of carrying
operators licenses with them at all
times as inspectors who are now in
the field have authority to arrest all
persons operating automobiles who
cannot produce their license.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-06

l, Range 6. w. B. K. p, Franklin
county; L. P. Barney, Skinner; Lewis
Leroy, Greenville.
No. 4; Tumbledown Mountain;
Township s. Range s. w. K. r., Som
erset county: w. H. Sylvester. Eustis;
Fred l. Hutchins. Kingfield.
No. 6; Snow Mountain; Township 2,
Range 5, Franklin county: w. H. Syl-
vester. Eustis: Omer Durrell, STRAIT
ton.
No. I; Mount Bigelow; Bigelow
Township, Franklin county: w. H.
Sylvester, Eustis; Lewis F. Marsh,
Pennington.
No. %; West Kennebago Mountain;
Township 4, Range 4. w. B. K. p. Ok
ford county; c. C. Murphy. Rangeley;
Perley S. Turner, Augusta
No. A. Saddleback Mountain;
Township 2, Range 1. w. B. X. p.
Franklin county; c. c. Murphy,
Rangeley; Charles E Tibbetts. Gardi-
ner.
No. 81; Aziscoos Mountain. Lincoln
Plantation. Oxford county: Silas F.
Peaslee. Upton; Calvin T. Fox, Will
sons Mills.
No. 40; Speckle Mountain; Grafton.
Oxford county; Silas F. Peaslee, Up
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Labor Department

Deputy Labor Commissioner henry
NJ. Donnelley went to Lewiston Mon
day afternoon to look after some mat
tiers of business connected with the de-
partment and from there will go to
Portland, where he will attend the ses-
sions Of the State Federation Of La
Dor.
Labor Commissioner Roscoe A. Eddy
Of Bar Harbor plans to go to Portland
some time Tuesday to attend the State
Federation. He will be one OF the
speakers Of the convention but will
not be able to attend all Of the ses-
sions Of the convention. This will be
the first State Federation session which
Mr.. Eddy has attended at which he
has not been delegate. He would
have been sent as delegate this year
had he not made the request that he
should not be sent on account of the
pressure of department business
which makes it necessary for him to
be at Augusta during part OF the time
that the convention is in session.
Commissioner Eddy has attended
every convention Of the State Fedora
alton of Labor since its organization
except one and on the occasion OF that
meeting he was Quarantined at his
home at Bar Harbor on account OF
a contagious disease in the family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-06
Museum Visitors

The following names are among the
latest to be registered at the State
Museum:
Jerry Doucette, Portland; Thelma F.
and Mrs. Frank Wyman. Livermore
Falls; May l.. Hunt, Manchester; A.
l.. Bickford, Bangor: DR.. L. P. Du-
charme, Mrs. L. P. Ducharme, Lewis
ton; DR.. E. A. Beaudet. Lewiston; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tracy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Young, Palermo; Rather
inc Buckley, Ray Searles, South Bos-
ton; Archie Gamble, Prospect: Cony
S. Haskell, Miriam Jones. Charline
Jones. China; Mona M. Philbrick,
Waterville; Mr.. and Mrs. John Finne-
gan, Richebucto, N. B.; Lawson Grit
fin, Manchester; L. P. Jensen, Port
land; George M. and Katrina Board
man, Fannie M. and Fred D. HALEY,
Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Briggs; Mrs. L. H. Maxim. Springfield;
Mrs. J. H. Wiley. Derry. n. H.; L. D.
Smith, Mrs. C. c. Smith, East Dix
field; Mrs L. J. Rigby, Portland;
Margaret G. Beardswcrth. Portland.