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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-20
New CORPORATIONS

The following corporations have had
their certificates Of incorporation ap-
prove by the Office Of the attorney gen.
eral Of the State Of Maine
Manson Motor Company, organized
July IS at Portland for the purpose OF
doing general manufacturing, export
ing. importing, operating, etc, automo-
biles. motor trucks. etc. Capital stock
100000; Of which $4,000 is common
and $250.O00 is common; par value
800: nothing paid in. President
Ernest O.. Hitler, Boston,; treasurer
Howard F. Kingsley, Boston;
clerk. Leon V. Walker, Port
land; directors, Ernest o. Hitler, How
ard F. Kingsley. Leon V. Walker, Mel
son L. Furbush and George B. Mansur,
all Of Boston. Approved July 49,
Descendants of Theodore MSrston
Corporation, organized July II at Far
mington. Capitol stock. $500; all COM
mon; par value $25; paid in $75. Pres
ident, Jarvis L. Tyler, Pennington;
clerk and treasurer, ]. Prentice Flint,
Pennington; directors, Joseph c. Hol-
man. j. Prentice Flint and Jarvis l..
Tyler. all of Pennington. Approved
July 10.
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Museum Visitors

Inc following We're among the --latest
to register in the State museum:
f. B. Coombs, Mrs. H. L. Coombs
Mrs. j. r. Tobin. Damariscotta Mills;
Florence E. Cox. Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mary S. Titcomb. Newburyport, Mass.
Emma M. Russell, Hallowell Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. L. Fitzgerald. Vinalhaven
Grace E. Richardson, Rockport; Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Robbins, Rockville;
Mrs. E. w. Ames. Rockland: Mrs Lee
roy McDermott. Camden; Robert G
Mckay. Providence. r. l.; Lucy A. Bar
ker, P. c. Barber, Leon s Barker
Hebron Station: Julia F.. Blanchard
j. H. Blanchard. Auburn; Velma L.
Holbrook. Donald F. Holbrook,
Stoughton. Mass; Louise Carey
Lewiston; Miss Grace Waite, Mat
tawamkeag: Mrs. Reed Jack, Rich
mond; Edwin Schlesinger. Arthur Ne
Ian, Bernard Lence. Leonard Marx
Steven Koch. New York City; Rober,
Meyers. Far Rockaway: Leonard Per
~. New York City: S. A. Mcfarland
Swampscott, Hal Walker, San Fran.
cisco; NJ. A. Weeks, Waterville: Flor
ence A. Morse. Annabel Morse. Pale
Alto. Calf: Idella Mann. Wa,doboro
NJ. Janet Cutter. Bath: Helen S. Car.
penter. Mildred Carpenter, Mt Kisco
n. Y: Laura E. Hoag. Muscatine, Ia.
Harvey Jones, South China.
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National Guard Notes

Twenty Bangor citizens were finally Sc
cured by Mayor Woodman Tuesday
morning to subscribe to the $4,000 loar
for the families Of militiamen now on the
Mexican border. These citizens are as
follows: Hon. Taber D. Bailey. Hon
Isaiah K. Stetson, Augustus H. Babcock
Hon. Arthur Chaplin, r. B. Dunnlng &
Co. T r. Savage, Frederick w. Hill
James w Cassidy. Charles H. Bartlett
ESQ. Walter L. Head. Charles II. Wood
Harry A. Chapman, Milton s. Clifford
DR.. T. L. Coe Herbert J. Banton. James
Mcclure, Edward H. Blake, J. Norman
Towle, Capt W. S. Higgins. Mellen g.
PIERCE, Edward P. Murray. Esq, Hon
James F. Singleton.
letter from Lieut.. Robert F. White
of the End Maine Infantry tells that the
Third Battalion of the regiment has been
ordered to Zapata, Texas, small town
about 60 miles South of Laredo. Lieut.
White has been relieved from duty with
K Company and appointed Battalion
Ouartermaster and Commissary. train
of motor trucks is used to transport the
supplies needed by the soldiers while on
the detached guard work at Zapata.
Additional Stat. House news will be
found on Page
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Nominations by Governor

The following nominations have been
made by Governor Oakley c. Curtis and
posted at the executive department un-
der date of July IS. 1916:
TRUSTEE BATH MILITARY AND
NAVAL ORPHAN ASYLUM-Tobias
l.. Eastman, Fryeburg. dept. Com.
G. A. R.)
FISH WARDEN-Charles l.. Knowl-
ton. Stonington.
AGENTS FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-Ran-
dali J. Chase, Portland, Cumberland
County,, Sewall E. Nickerson. Am
herst. (Hancock County,, Ernest f
Knight Rockland, (Knox County,.
MEMBERS BOARD OF HARBOR
COMMISSIONERS. South Portland
Frank S. Willard, Portland.
COMMISSIONER TO TAKE DEPO-
SITIONS IN ALL CASES AND DIS
CLOSURE OF RUSTEES-Helen E
Davies, Rockland.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Asa
W. Ranger. Wilton. (P. o. Dryden)
Brown. Belfast, Roland E. Clark, Houl-
ton.
NOTARIES PUBLIC-Nicholai A
Vessel, Stockholm, Charles B. Hosmer
Lewiston: Daniel Lewis. Skowhegan.
AGENT FOR PROTECTION OF
CHILDREN FOR SOMERSET
COUNTY-Henry D. Brophy, Fairfield
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mills which includes mills for school
purposes and has no bearing on the
general expense.
Fernaid rate was s mills with Az
mill tax. If Fernald had paid his own
nllls he would have had to raise his
tax rate something over three mills n
eleven mills, and if he had the & mill
school tax instead Of Az rate his rate
would have been 1914 mills and com
pared to our 10-or 21a mills differ
ence, and still the Journal seems IN
say that Fernald could have gotten nv
on 9 mills.
II Fernald's rate had been q mills
as suggested by thu Journal. Fernald
would then be short .ss23,191.4s.
The Journal seems to have forgot :
ten that besides the unreported bills
CT sS73.165.7e there vas a deficit ,f
s591,497.94, and it would take nearly
2h mills to pay the whole.
Governor Oakley C. Curtis had the
following to say on Wednesday. when
the Republican statements concern
ing the amount Of money being held
IN the State treasury by the Demo-
cratic administration was mentioned.
The Republicans say that we are
not spending any money. Listen, A.
the end Of the Haines administration
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Miss E. Louise Springfield Of Wat
erville, stenographer in the Augusta
law Office of VIM. r. Pattangall, has
entered temporarily the Office Of the
attorney general ard will substitute
for Miss L. Mae Richmond. clerk in
that office, who, with Miss Bessie
Weston of Augusta will leave Satur-
day morning for a two weeks vaca-
ton in the White Mountains. They
will make their headquarters at Fran
coma.
Granville S. Mcfarland, editorin
chief of the Boston American, with
his daughter, Miss Sadie, who were
guests in the city Wednesday of J
Clement Murphy. were visitors during
the morning at the State House, call
ing on acquaintance and visiting sew
eral departments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Southland OF
Richmond were at the State House
Monday. Mr.. Southland having bust
ness at the automc bile department
They came by auto from their summer
home at New Meadows and drove tc
Waterville before returning home il
the late afternoon.
Councillor Hudson will go with the
Parole Board to the State School for
Boys, in place of Councillor Burnham
who was una BILE to make the trip.
Miss Edna True of Phillips was a
caller Wednesday at the Office Of the
Inland Fisheries and Game Commits
sion.
Governor Curtis says that he has
decided that it should be easy enough
for anyone in the State House wish
ing to communicate by letter with the
Executive department in the same
building to carry or send the letter
to that department, instead of send
ing it through the roundabout way OF
the post office and has given orders
to that effect.
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him have been returned marked Not
called for"
would like to get list of the medical
examiners of the State of Maine and have
been referred to you as the person who
would have such a list. Thanking you In
advance for any information or courtes!
l may receive from you, l am.
Respectfully yours.
JAMES PROUDFOOT
Mr. Bunker had the returns of all Maine
medical examiners. which are filed with
the attorney general and very promptly
searched without finding mention of cny
person by the name of Proudfoot
Whether the missing man was or not al
the time using that name is of course un'
known. Mr.. Bunker at once Informed
the party writing for the information as
to what the reports showed also sug-
costing that he communicate with the
Bangor and other newspapers.
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Backache :? Run Down?
Tired? Clean the Kidneys
with Hot Water and ffAnuric"

When rundown after a hard winter
when life indoors has brought about a
stagnant condition in the circulation
most everyone is filled with uric acid
age. This uric acid in the blood often
causes rheumatism, lumbago, swelling of
hands or feet, or a bag-like condition UNI
der the eyes. Backache, frequent urina-
joints are also often noticed. DR.. Pierce
says that everyone should have a good
sweat every day-should drink plenty of
pure water and exercise in the open air
as much as possible. This helps to throw
out the poisonous uric acid through the
skin and the water" But for such per
sons as are past middle age it's often i'm
possible to do this and lime salts are de-
posted in the arteries, veins and Joints
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Adjutant Generals Office

The following General Orders, No.
II has been issued by Adjutant General
George Mel. Presson under date of
July 10:
In accordance with the provisions of
National Defence Act approved June
3. 1916 as set forth in Memorandum.
this office. dated July 10, 1916, board
Of officers for examination of candid
ates for dental surgeon for the Nation
al Guard Of State Of Maine. is appoint
ed to meet at the Office of the Adjutant
General, Augusta, Wednesday. July 26,
1915. at 10 A. NJ. Detail for the board
Major Bial F. Bradbury Medical
Corps: First Lieut.. Carl H. Witherell,
Medical Corps: Giles c. Grant, D. D.
S., president Of Board Of Dental Exam
liners. Any active licensed practitioner
Of dental surgery in this State who is
physically sound and can conform to
the requirements of Paragraph 2, Mem
orandum. this office dated July 10, 1916,
shall be permitted to appear for exam
nation. The report Of the board will
recommend one candidate for appoint
ment which report will be forwarded to
the Adjutant General for presentation
to the Governor.
The Federal law authorizes the Gov
ernor to appoint one dental surgeon for
the National Guard, whose rank shall
be first lieutenant. An applicant shall
be between q and IS years of age; a
citizen Of the United States or have de-
clared his intention to become one;
must have a satisfactory general edu-
cation: must be a graduate Of a reput-
able dental school: legally licensed
practitioner in this State and must
have had at least a years experience.
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Furthering the Aerial
Defence of America

Governor Oakley c. Curtis has re-
ceived from the aero club of America
information that the first steps to es-
tablish a complete Unit Of the Aerial
Coast Patrol in New York. have al
ready been taken. r. T. Dawson, son
of H. P. Dawson Of J. P. Morgan &
Co. ordering a 90-horsepower Curtiss
flying boat and with Robert Lovett.
son Of Judge Lovett Of the Union
Pacific Railroad. Allen Ames. H. B.
Sturtevant and c. D. Winan. all Yale
men. and reporting to the Wanna
maker Aviation school at Port Wash
!ngton. Long Island. to begin train
ing in aviation.
The plan of Mr.. Dawson and his as
sociates is to form unit composed OF
II men, all trained in aviation. four Of
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the State owed current Liabilities, ou!'
side Of the Land Reserved Fund, ~
252.362s5.
AT the end of our first year %.
state owed only s619,22o3s in curren'
liabilities outside of the Land ~
served Fund. Both Of these with ~
iapses deducted on July 1st we OWE
Tess than Haines by 1888, 1929 h,
Ihis would go to show that we d.
expended some money; but SUE
Haines had Of cash to pay his &22'|s,
1925 only s7O9,s53.23, while We hsa
$l'oo4,223.64 to pay our &sls'zz"e,
which shows that We have actual cs.'
IN the treasury. as the law comps~
Tor the Land Reserved fund OF sisa.
1890. and $1.s7029 besides. A'.'
providing for all other bills son'.
thing that never happened before ~
many years back. 49,.
Most certainly We are running
business of the State on cash os+
and do the work on a business ps
so far as the law allows.
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causing all kinds Of distressing condition.
An antidote for this uric acid poison !;
TO take hot water before meals aft
,r;Ainuric.' Ask your druggist for Doctor
pie Anuric.,, or send Doc,s'
stitute in Buffalo, n. Y, dollar bill f'f
package.
'Anuric" Is a recent scientific discover
by Or. Pierce. "Anuric" drives the un;
solvent so effective that it eliminates
these poisons, cleanses the system, q,
lows your over-worked kidneys to resufis
their normal functions, and Just feS
GAYS treatment with "Anurc' will con,
vince You because it brings lasting relle.
TO your painful, aching rheumatic joints
no more backache or dizzy spells. Try !:
NOW and be cnnvinced,
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Highway Commission

The members of the State Highway
Commission with Chief Engineer Paul
D. Sargent, left Wednesday afternoon
by automobile for an inspection of
State work, taking in that between
here and Washington county, which is
their objective point. They will be alb
sent the remainder of the week
Highway Bids
The commission on Wednesday open
ed the following bids:
Jackman- lockwood, S.93 miles-Grad-
ing and bridges
E. T. Mitchell. Oakland. Me. $50, 1927 90
Lewiston. IS miles-Gravel surface
Forgione & Romano, Portland,
Me. 14196. "a
James MacGregor, Rumford,
Me. 13,2e2.ss
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Board Of Parole

The parole board Of the Executive
Council will go Thursday to the State
school for boys at South Portland to
take under consideration the first ap-
plication ever presented to the board
from that institution. One reason for
this is that the superintendent of the
State School has authority to put the
boys at work outside the institution on
farms and other places, where they
have good records.
In the case Of the boy whose apple
alton is to come before the parole
board, he has nearly passed his minor
ity and is an expert mechanic, whose
services are needed by his family.
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GOVERNOR CURTIS
ARRIVES WITH Two
new STATEMENTS
Starts EN- off: did l See the
Editorial in Tuesday Morn
.ing's Kennebec Journal? Yes,
Did," and ''The Republicans
Say We Are Not Spending any
Money. Listen!"

Governor Oakley c. Curtis on
Wednesday issued the following state
ment from his Office at the Executive
department at the Capitol to the press:
Did l see the editorial in Tuesday
mornings Kennebec Journal? Yes. 1
did. and I have been wondering who
could have penned such an article.
1t looks WELL but TO- anyone acquaint-
ed with the facts 1t must appear
ludicrous.
See this statement: Our neighbor
forgot perhaps. the report Of the