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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

Members Of the harbor board went
on record yesterday in favor of the
plan proposed by the boat clubs oil
Honolulu, which would give them d
slip 100 yards long by 100 feet wide
on the waikiki side Of which the boa
houses will be erected. The hearing
was held yesterday afternoon at tbs
harbor board office in the capitol
building.
Norman Watkins made a motion
that the plan as proposed by the Ha,
Waiian Rowing Association be adopt
eu. 4he motion was seconded by W.
H. Mcclellan. The plans for the new
lumber wharf will include the propos.
ed slip, which will perhaps be slightly
over the 300 feet owing to the neceS'
sity for floats IN swimming races.
Dredging Uncertain
There was no opposition to the
plan as proposed, but Norman Wat
kins brought up the point whether or
not the harbor board would be allow,
ed to spend the money for dredging
the slip. 1t is estimated that the cost
of dredging will amount to about
$4,000.
Senator Charles Chillingworth in a
short talk said that an appropriation
for the clubs had been discussed in
the senate, and at that time the mem,
bers were in favcr of the plan, but il
was thought best to leave the plan to
the harbor boar1 He suggested tina,
the clubs secure the money on per
sonal notes by the officers, the
money to be paid by legislative appro.
priation at the next session of the
legislature. This plan may be fob
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
Site For Boat Clubs and Slip
For SWIMMING Meets Assured
Habor Board Goes Record as Favor Of Plan Outlined b.
Hawaiian Rowing Ass0catIon-Hearing Held Yesterda!
Afternoon Shows Unanimous Opinion in Favor of Boa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Civic Bodies Support MoVemen

should rule that the board could u
the dredging as an incident TO ~
construction of the lumber what
Chairman W. f. Hobby said thu
there was fill needed IN the construI
ton OF the wharf. and some plsI
might be devised whereby the dretI
ing could be taken care Of.
Plan Endorsed
A. 3. Knoll, chairman OF the Ha
waiian Rowing Association, explained
the plan as outlined by Campbell
Crozier, and a report by Louis )
Cain, engineer, was read. CaptaiI
George T. Perkins, c. A. c., support
ed the plan as outlined by the boai
clubs, and suggested that the roat
across the makai side of the slip b
abandoned. This was seconded bJ
Jack Young.
Ed Towse, speaking for the Rotar!
Club, said that the club had gone or
record as faVoring the plan, and be
lieved that the people OF Honolulu
should support clean athletics. Ray
mond c. Brown, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, supported the
plan as a representative of the cham
Der, and believed that the slip woult
in no way interfere with the business
interests Of the city.
Others who supported the plan wer,
Guy Buttolph Of the outrtgger Club
Alexander Hume Ford Of the Pan
Pacific Club, A. E. Lorimer Of tia
Y. NJ. c. A., J., Ashman Beaver Of the
outrigger Club, F. J. Lowrey Of the
lumber dealers, Captain W. R. Foster
harbormaster, and Charley Brown o,
the. uaalanfu 70 k5zSs kt-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
BASEBALL PROGRAM
At MOILIIlI FIELD

y Saturday, June %, las p. m
y ST. Louis VS.. Chinese.
y Saturday, June %, $3.50 p. m
y Healanis VS.. Filipinos.
= Sunday. June "a, 100 p. m
y Braves VS.. Hawaiis.
y Sunday. June "a. 3:l5 p. m - 4
y Al-Stars VS.. 32d Infantry.
y Saturday, June 80, las ?. m. - =
y Chinese vs.. Healaris.
y Saturday, June 80, 3 80 i, M
= Filipinos vs.. Hawaiis.
y Sunday. July l, $50 p. m (
= Asahis VS. Mckinley.
= Wednesday. July 4, $50 p. NJ
y -Asahis VS.. Hawaiis
y Wednesday, July 4, 3:l5 p. N. 4
r Mckinley VS.. Braves.
y Saturday, July 7, l:45 p. M
y Chinese VS. Asahis. (
y Saturday, July 7, $50 p. NJ
= st. Louis VS.. Filipinos.
= Sunday, July 8, 1870 p. NJ
= Braves VS. Healanis. <
\ Sunday, July 8, 3:15 p. NJ (
\ All-Stars VS.. Wreckers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

With an average Of BAT, Burns of
New York and Roush of Cincinnati
are tied for batting honors among the
regulars in the National League.
Leading batters follow:
Burns, New York, BAT; Roush, Gin
cinnati, BAT; Griffith, Cincinnati, $40;
Cruise, 1897; Killifer, Philadelphia,
1923; Fischer, Pittsburg, 1923; Kauff,
New York, .31S; Whitfield, Philadel-
phia, .305; Cravath, Philadelphia, 1903;
Wheat, Brooklyn, 1902.
Leading pitchers in ten or more
games:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
YOUNG Bride CHARGED
WITH $4,000 THEFT

HARRISON, N. J.-Pretty Mrs.
Minnie Baltes, tirnid little 2o-year.
old bride of two weeks, Is in jail here,
accused Of stealing $4,000 from her
former employer because she could
not dress well on her salary Of 81 q
week as bookkeeper. Mrs. Baltes.
admits taking 'small sums" from the
cash till OF Bernard Kleinschmidt,
magnesia manufacturer Of New Yorlz,
for period Of six years. L.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

A Doukobor company with a cap
ital of 200, 900 pounds has been grant
ed a Dominion charter to engage in
agricultural pursuits and to manu-.
facture products of the farm, mine
and forest. Its head office is at We're
gin, Saskatchewan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
AN APPRECIATION

We wish to thank the baseball play
ers, the fans and all those who helped
make our benefit game a success last
Sunday. We want to thank the Ath-
lettc park management for their kind
ness in donating the grounds, and also
extend our good wishes to the news
papers for their space.
WAH NUN SCHOOL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
On. Caps. oPTiclAR

formerly with wall q Dousherty, has
removed to Standard Optical Co. 1116
Fort Street. Telephone 1875. Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

1t is reported from Bucharest that
the Germans are interning the wives
of leading Rumanians. in the villages
around the city. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
STAR.BULLET|N AND Won HAMM- YOUNG
TEAMS LEAD IN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
FIELDING AVERAGES

Commercial League averages; games
IN June II: ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
EI poder DEL Kaiser ha sido res
tringiIo por los socialists
Pteseatarcnun proyecto al Reichsta ~pidIiendo que
los decrst.s sean expedidos q non,hre &c! ~LE7rerio

r~aciones dc guerra Y en- los tratados
dc paz.
In mnsaic I]egndo 1, Praga. l. ga
pi:ql DE- BahcH =. t~air n noticja &c
g. hal>'a side A2rlar2da ia Icy Mar
::ai ALI Agrc"a In information cue
IN siHo gvspcaG:d2 Ia rrh!ic&ci6" DO
n~eri6G;ccs on tadn al pals Y que q
gob,~-Mo ha tornado p~rc2aucicn@s eN-
trc?2as IA o5i"-o DO re"rini~ algr-
ncs 3eg5rirHes o:c SC annnoidn. Sc
f,cr cao han cc2rrido motinos Y que
IA noiicia r,ontaaa ha ho"1lo $50 dc
cra,, igor para discl,erloc
Ctro menzaie tlo9adc De Munich.
Bavaria. ~vcfje~c las d!ficultades por-
TIC eta atcavcsando ei pueblo h5va-
r para r~ro"ecrsc &c comestib!es.
lcs cvqle4 cycaeeaH ahSolutan1cnte.
81 tc.e-ran,9 antc< d:cho ccnticmc
"1as dcc'aiayi~acs 10! Ministro de-
fn.~r:~~ 90 Daviera. Her: Prcttcicil,
~c,~ccAjti.~ ~ L. ~si"ui"ntcs t"rmf-
o.: "CYoo CO." 1os ncdrcmns sos
:cnc. ha.ta 81 Is DC Ago=to 81 las
nrcvisi0nos cue stamoS c~snoranIn
nc: Hogan cDcrtuamcItc. Para
SerTicmbrc NJ: v2"omca prCriza"os
. ~iyir lie vcrcyaies, rGcs i1abran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07

canzar ana cifra de 800, oV0 h~'L''r'S,
cifra Que segun los "a'os que '"''
aado a zoe las o'Ieln'S "' ecu"
|3nai"nto' iac''I0c''e SC ''''1
Ear.
Las tropaS "e ID omen, '."'-''''~ 80,
ma. con1E'Nta"oh G. :. 0"'''''''
eI Atf'ca Hcciach'aI A''''"'" pa
Fece que "a c'hqu'S'"'o" |
lr'caH" 'e"'', .'E"' "' :':o,
Eo.!u'ho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
E n~sm5romigato de Pefaia
ha1G mas efcaz Ia difec-
ci6n de lc guerra

PARIS, mayo 5.-D"sde .! i de
julio lie 1918, e. cst&do MAYOR rene
raj fraa,9s !~!n.itose q ai'sinj>trar
les re>ursos lie! tarritoric qur &C
ha,la f;cre De "a IONA de los |citrri-
to- II rcnaD-a.liento del general
Peya:n. Il :G,:o ur5ninsnAntc rcr
a acuerto &c: General Niveile. ase-
con mas e~ficacia que nuac2, la
direction d. IA GUERRA NJ Ia co":e-
rae,,a Gc e,.e c..aGo mayor. cuyas
s.-.h:,:e.e, aar zi'9 r::yen 'idas Re
q .:.1e." m,> nn?!ia = TODD alve-
10 c..y 80 r=.aci n con .. e5tu1io
IL &c.: ., !-:p.ss ~r-;h!s.aas De l. ~
u.rac,. - Is ayer@c;enes n,illtR-
res -f-ancasas y su coordination con
.a< d. rs a2:a17s Ese aonh-an'ien
70 man.icne q gcnera.isjmo en- eI
.vs-q- lie ccrrcsroada para Ia
--~.c9yian. dIrccaitn Y realization de
rs a~r,:oncs ~uiiisares: gero r~efor@a-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
Las COl0nIAS DELA ENTENTE

~!itarcs. tomaban por Su parte pasajc
para Francia.
Ia leuItad de las colon;aS france
IS. ha pcrmitido c o." es G." c!
resultado lie las numcrosas ~vcntajas
tanto p~otiticas como ccondmjcas cue
Sc les habia dado tanto por Ia via ru
nicipal como la administrator evil.
Las ]colonias L"itanicas no har M
nifcstado con r1enos ardor Il ac,ivl-
dad en- :icvar su concurso a "a niiG~c
patria.
Por las noticias ofic:ales que hal"
licgado de Londrcs. iadas por G Mi
nistro de Ia Confederation austria Ia
ma. Sc We que Australia. que tienc ma
population de cerca de seis mIiiones
de h~abitantcs. ha cnviado al ire"co
ing!cs 100000 hombres hasta el mes
de Enero ultimo. Ella ha rcciH."do
hasta csta fecha 296,o0O homD"cg
mas y muy probable es que para nc
diados del mes de Mayo alc1Ace la
cifra d unos $4,000 hombres.
Nucva Ze,arda ha cnviado al Trcn-
te ~orienta: 10000 hombres J debe dar
otros $4,000 paig antes de que CO.
mience la ofensiva general, qae sc lie
ne proyectada para el proximo mes
de JUNO En- la actu2.;dad ticne =.
100. 900 hombres de reserve.
Dos meses despues de Ia deciaEa-
ci6n de guerra, el Dominic del Cana
da habia armada Y concentrate en-
Europa I'm primer cuerpo ~eNped'cio-
mario, compuesto de $4,000 hombres.
Actualmenta $4,000 c~anadenses estan
en- las speraciones de guerra 0 en- :e-
serva en- cl frente dc Verdun.
FL aumento del ejercito nacionaI en-
q Dominic de- Canada. Ia sido au-
forbade por cl SobleIno y deHe al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07

AMSTERDAM. Mayo 8. Los "e-
tales mas im~portaates de Ia S't'a'
ci6n re!2ciOnada con n guerra evro-
pea. son los siguientes; La creclen-
tie fuerza que esta adqliriendo e. par
ado soc:alista Ell Aleman!a. al grade
lie u pcetende ~entrentarse con e.
poder del kaise"; los d~esorceh'> Z
traveS * toda Bohemia deHde M slGo
precise proclamaE :" ley ""-Ct!''
admission de las crit!cas condic'ones
en- que Sc encuentra Bavaria, a aus
de Ia fa.ta de comestIbles Y los 'n5is'
tentes rumore de que antes de una
quincena hara nucvas proposic'oAes
de a el Cancil,er del lmperiU a!c-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
para "A PRENSA.

L. c~oo3craci6n cada dia mas &ctl-
va. que nan preztado las colonies in
cicsl< Y f~ranccsas en- el confiicto ac-
tual. corS.it1yc un hecho dc "a mas
alta -vcrxa mora Y material Y c1yas
co~a.ccl2nc'a< para cl pOrvonir p@e-
den &C. tc gr:.n consideration.
Leios - SCI. como % esperaban los
.a.cr,sas icclaarc;oa de guerra,
VIA , 81 quc Sc rrodajera Ia
d~isSrecacI6n de los vastos lmpcr'Os
ertra-curonco< dc In~glaterra y de
F~rarcia. pcr 10 cortrario. ha paesto
mas viva Y ha dado mas rcalce a Ia
union p~at~icc;ca Y ha hec:o mas init
ma IA frzlcrnIdad dc todas las colo
rims ' dc SIS ~respccdvas metropolis.
BESIDE one Dor TODD q munGo Ie-
Heyc:tri c. primer caannl"o cue pre-
ccdi5 4 >stl ;c-2ib'e lucGa. important
tes contingencies de Algeria Y de Til
"e2 50 9as!e-oa CT Francia, y Sc die
ron = corocer po- su valor en- las "a
.allas de, Marine Y dc Fiandes. Mas
.tivde los note por ST. arroJo en- AIIols
: en- Ia batalia dc Champagne.
Las tropas del Congo Y de. Senegal
a-Icanzaron Z 81 vcz b~ri..antes r!cto-
rias en- Csmerun; los c1erpos &c Ma
ddga&ar tucron cnviados a Francla,
mientras L ruevas tropas de indigo
mas tomabau las armas para comDatlr
en- SUI miSr1a is.a.
En- la Indo- China francesa lucha-
ron con;.a algunas bandaS pagadas
0 A!emania las tuerzas dc cSa e
ci6n. en- tanto que en- las Antillas. los
habitantes, civilcs f~ranceses y sor12t:-
dos como .alez < .as ~0GllgacioEss =:
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Universal Postal Union:
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xoI -o!uo4uV s cay rso2. IS
OIL 'ourzoT J o!oauSi { osn!:+..
ious'iso 20 so"q:! o~l:ssoou oF"e"C
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07
DIsEIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRtCIOS DE SUSCRlPCION:
Cn los EstadoS UnidDS. HsxicO, Canada, Gu
De, Puerto DicJ. Panama J las ISlaS
FiIininaS.

IitpiHdS-
I'm FllO -. 800 E. -. E. . ...S 5.oJ
S6lS HltStS = - - - = -"E o-b'
Tres m=Ses 49, -. -. -. -. ."f i.2'
En- CenirG V Sur America, (eSceptuandn
Panama. Europa Y los dendS patScS COM
rrentt'tos en- la Union Postal Universal:
Tn 3fiO 4. ..- -. . . Z. . It. 30 GOV
SsiS ItrSeS {. E. = . . =. ~ o'Vy
IIPS I-tStS =. : - - --E A'rS
IA PRENSA publlca ianbien una edici0n
seaaDar!3. los microbes, siehdo los precios
de SGb>rTlDcIdn:
In los EstaGOs unidos. Mexico. Canada,
tuba. Puerto Rico, Panama, y FtlipinaS:
In gho . I'd. >. . -. . ...s 1Vj
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En- Ccniro Y SUI America, eIceDluando
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Los NaG0s d"bGl haCerse pOr GdciantadO,
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liCSGa } letra sObrS Nrleva York. Los pre-
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de Golde sc solicite ell peTl0dlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07

LONDRES. Mayo 6.-DecididoS n
c~spturar . cualquier costo los tuer-
les de Laon. los franceses conCln"4n
trt.iartery- - 50 a"arr- por Ia MAJ
gen del rio Athlete, al norescc ae So
ssons E. angu;o que eNIs1ta 2" B"
Inca francesa. Ell el fren-e de la
faux. ha s;do enderezado por medic
de IN avance en- 9, inJermedio dr los
cam:nos lie Scissor 4 Laon. Mas
..-.s- ~, flsrza> de' -e-r:@
Nivelle Sc han posesionado de n Sc
RE de eminencias que sc cncue:t'"H
entire Cenny y Craonne.
Los alemanes estan hacienda ma
.desesperada res;stencia; pero q peSar
de Ella las fuerzas franceSaS AVIAN
Fan rresisribIemente. Durante los
-combaces del sabado f2eron car'u-
radios cuatro mil tresc0 entoS so,da@2E
-teutones. con los cUales el numer" de
~'p~risioneroS hechos por los trancsS2s
durante IA semana que tsrmina. ~E1
-~-a algo mas dc >eis MI. SeG3" -*
-informcs cf.ciaics del N:nis,er:o ae
-@Ia Ghcr~a lie Paris desde que n5.n.'.
p;6 IA ofen<iva franceSa- Gel /" .S
Ab~il. los a.emaneS han p"ero1io...
- $3.50. tornado comos "prSIoHyr"" F
sus pcrdidas totalcs entire muer'"- Y
r .,,R nnl ~ al U7-zrt..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-07

GCNnHhS. IN desazcaa
Refer ae X Hay. aado haze res
a.as. anuncia GIG =" ae-op,ano ha
iarr~.a homoaS re:.e"oa.arre sc,.'
<criEezre 81 "a ~rro"i~,ia aoiacde-a
1,a Ze,@nae. Tres nersoras fue-~a
23ue-;tz. MISUNDERSTANDING 80 los
rrandes p~crjuioios n3asessis que ar1-
Yoyaryn la Explosives.
~ HATA. Nay, --" ~~
gram" de Amsterdam dice que las
boa,5sS lauzades Sobre Z!enaztr han
caussdo perjuicioS talmente cof.sjie-
rabies, que Ia aldca de uue Se lraca
esta en- ruinaS. Mas de c:en casas
cuegon d~es-suii2s total o nsrt ID. ID
te. II Ps-!o4-s as - al -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
Pensions


BY Mr.. Sawyer of Madison: Resolve
IN favor of Syrena B. Withee of Mad
ison.
BY MIR Fleming of Bangor: Resolve
in favor of Bertha A. Toomey Of Ban
gor for State pension.
BY Mr.. Harrington OF Augusta: Re-
solve in favor of Rena Cooley.
BY Mr.. Morrison of Corinth: Resolve
providing a State pension for Thomas
j. Leathers of COrinth
BY Mr.. Red of Bangor: Resolve in
favor of Jennie NJ. Goudy of Bangor.
BY Mr. Babb of Sebago: Resolve in
favor of Willie Milliken.
BY Mr.. Clement of Montville: Re-
solve in favor of Susan j. Flye of
Freedom.
BY Mr.. Sawyer of Madison: Res Dive
in favor of Annie NJ. Lowell of Starks.
BY Mr.. Bracket of Limington: Re
solve in favor of NJ. Frances Owen
BY Mr. Sawyer of Madison: Resolve
in favor Of Arthur G.. Sawyer of Mad
ison.
BY Mr.. Buzzell of Belfast: Resolve
providing State pension for Pearl r.
Gray.
BY Mr.. Harman of Stonington: Re-
solve providing a State pension for
Maria Snow of Sedgwick.
BY Mr.. Welch of Machiasport: Re-
Whiting.
BY Mr.. Clark Of Harison Resolve
providing a State pension for Harri-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
Portland DELEGATION.

in favor of Perlie A. Haskell.
Portland Delegation.
BY Mr.. Anderson of Portland: An
Act relating to the appointment. time
of service, removal and pension of en-
ployes of the Department of Electrical
Appliances of the city of Portland.
600 copies ordered printed)
BY Mr.. Eaton of Rumford: An Act
relating to the term of service of the
city treasurer and collector of the city
of Portland. $500 copies ordered print
ed)
BY Mr.. Rounds of Portland: An Act
TO amend the charter of the Portland
Water District 1000 copies ordered
printed.)
Public Health
BY Mr. Holt of Skowhegan: An Act
to provide for a physical examination
of persons committed to jails. 5QO cop
les ordered printed)
Public Utilities.
BY Mr.. Rounds of Portland: An Act
relating to railroad tracks crossing Con-
Eress street, near the Union station in
Portland, for the better protection of the
public. (500 copies ordered printed.)
BY the same gentleman: An Act to
amend the charter of the Portland Water
District. (5o0 copies ordered printed.
BY the same gentleman: An Act to
amend the charter of the Peaks Island
Corporation. 600 copies ordered printed
BY Mr.. Ryder of Brownville: An Act
to incorporate the Smyrna & Oakfield
Water Company. 600 copies ordered
printed.
BY Mr.. Hammond of Van Buren,: An
Act to incorporate the Grand Isle Light
& Power Company. (5c00 copies ordered
printed).
BY Mr.. Eaton of Rumford: An Act to
authorize oxford Electric Company to ex-
tend its electrical lines to and within the
town of Hebron, and to purchase the
electrical equipment and franchises of
trustees of Hebron Academy. 600 copies
ordered printed).
BY Mr.. Reed of Bangor: An Act to
grant additional corporate powers to
Maine Title and Utility Company. doOo
copies ordered printed).
BY Mr.. Newcomb Of Scarboro: An Act
authorizing the town of Cape Elizabeth
10 issue ltS DOnQS 1Or tine construction OF
sewers. Tabled by Mr. Newcomb of
Scarboro pending reference).
BY Mr.. Rounds of Portland: Petition
of Frank E. Taft and AZ others to give
consideration and passage to some iegis-
lative enactment whereby the service of
the Portland Water District shall be ex-
tended to Peaks Island.
BY Mr.. Conary of Bucksport: Remon-
STRANGE of w. NJ. Berry of Stockton
Springs, and 166 others against granting
charter to Penobscot River Ferry Com
pany.
BY the same gentleman: Remonstrance
of Fl. r. Googins and others Of the town
of Bucksport against same: also remon-
STRANGE of Melvin Chapman and others Of
Bucksport against same.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. O'Connell of Millinocket; An
Act to amend Section IL of Chapter III
of the Revised Statutes of 1916 relating
to the compensation of the meml rs of
the legislature.
BY Mr.. Speirs of Westbrook: An Act
to amend Paragraph 3. Section of Chap
ter 2S2 of the Private and Special laws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14
AROOSTOOk POTATO
PRICES HIGHEST EVER

Bangor. Me Feb f7 Arocs,,,, ,.,.
~ prices no" ranging from q 20 g. 60 .
D"''f' nave never hcfor" reached .,r.
""e'e near the present nEur.s Tho
nave 'een many lean years for The Frop
ers as the following figures far w., p,,.
q years will show
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

MISS sara Livingston, ~ Seattle
WASH who ranks NTH In this wears
nst OF the United States Nations
Lawn Tennis Association. among tho
women players, never welded q r1r.
quet until three years ago. when she
rrst took up the game for her health
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-14

MAINE LEGISLATURE



proceedings of Abou Ben Adhem
lodge. No. %, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows
by Mr.. Purington OF Mechanic Falls:
An Act to incorporate the Casco Water
and Electric Light 90.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance
ny Mr.. Emerson Of Lewiston: An
Act to Incorporate the Lewiston Bur
ial Insurance Co. $500 copies ordered
printed)
Military Affairs
by Mr. Barnes OF Houlton: An Act
TO amend Sections 81 and 81 of Chap
ter Of the Revised Statutes, relating
TO the payment by the State of the
burial expenses OF honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors.
By the same gentleman: Resolve for
extra pay TO the Maine Volunteers in
the war with Spain.
By the same gentleman; Resolve in
favor of an appropriation to complete
tho historical record of Maine men
serving in the United states navy dur
ing the War for the Suppression of the
Rebellion. 1S6i-iS65.
Hy the same gentleman: Resolve in
favor of appropriation to purchase
steel lockers for National Guard armo-
ries.
by the same gentleman; Resolve in