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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01
REPORTS FINE PACK OF
OUR MAINE SARDINES

Merton X. tnberhind OF Augusta has
returned home from Passport. where he
passed The summer and fail in the employ
Of the National Gamers Association and
engaged in the inspection Of the sardne
canning. This inspection work Is done
in cooperation with the state Of Maine
Bureau OF Inspection work under the su-
pervision If Chief A VI. G. Soule and
has proved very beneficial to the husl-
ness. both as to the quality Of the obs
canned fer the market and as to In. san
itar! conditions under which the en-
ployes work.
MIR. Umberhind said that the supply cf
sarIne for canning wa Very good during
August. light in September and exception
ally good in October and November. This
season, which closed with Nov. 80, was
the second in which goods have been
Iacked under the National Gamers AS
sociation Inspection. in cooperation with
the Maine inspectors. Very few Maine
factories are now outside that arrange
rltnt The inspection has raised the gal
ity of the goods packed ana the sanitary
cr~1itoos il the |+ctor.ss is "a" suDe-
ricr to any!hi;.g hetore had. Toilets AMI
lavatories have been Installed Every
woman elr..l1rr r"~rs . mead covering
when at work. No fcedv Or broken r'sh
are used and all the conditions are I'm
Ircasurably better than beforc the in
srection Ie3aH.
The Gfand Maran t.sh came to The res
cue this season 10 q larger extent than
ever, tctis ia; and Of exceptionally good
quality. showing little feed. some thing
unusual for h-h from that section. The
quantity was also larSr. With the help
Of these fish il has been the first tins
for several years that the pickers hlv-
been able t! ran up t" the close Of th-
season. The supply Of large smoked her
ring this year for the market will be
small OWING to the fact that almost no
schools of the FISH visited this part OF
the Atlantic coast.
Mr. Cmberhind stated that the value OF
the inspection now done AT the Maine sar
dine canning factories is evidenced by the
fact that in the last month the tuna and
sardine canning factories Of Southern
California adopted the method He also
states with conviction that the Maine
pack OF 1917 will equal the goods put up
by any Of the foreign firms IL they sue
Ceeded In packing any. The sample that
he produced was certainly the finc s.
American sardne we ever tasted
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New Corpora.ion-.

The following. r"W corporations. d, :
.;auized under the laws Vi Name, have
lud their articles Of incor po,ati0n APP
proved H. tie Office of the attorney
general ii the STATE:
Nhitia., Lumber Company. ORGAN
izcd NOV. is at lube.. Capital stack
Sl"r.9g@: all common; paid in $500;
pr N1Iue. S1On; shares subscribed. 3
Fr eiGeui Il; ~ Peacock luhec:
treasure, l.. :. c.anc, Whiting: clerk.
j. H. Gray. l.ubec; directors. l.. =
Crane Whiting, r. J. pcacocn. Lubec
and tucson Hall. Whiting, Purpose.
general numbering business Ap-
PROVE Nov ~
BOLIVIA Exploration Corpora ton, Or
sani1ej nov. - 1t Portland. Capital
stock. si.2O0,003; al common; nothing
paid in; par value. s.: shares sub
scribod. :. President Clarence G.
Trott. Portland; treasurer. +. g. Drew
Portland; clerk. 7. T.. Croteau. Port :
land; directors. Clarence c. Trott, +.
r. Drew and j. =. O'Donnell, all of
Portland. Purposes, to carry on a gen
ersI mining business. Approved Nov.
-.
Allen & Perkins. organized NOV -
al Portland Capital stock, 100000. Of
which $4,000 is common and s25. 900 is
preferred. nothing paid in; par value
SIS: shares subscribed. 3 President
r. G. Keith, Portland: treasurer. A. Is.
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Addition, Portland; clerk. Thomas San
ders. Portland; directors. the above
Purposes. to conduct a real estate
building. general contracting. lumber
ing and other business. Approve
Nov. y.
San Geronimo Mines and Metal:
Corporation. organized Nov. &c a
Portland. Capital stock $4,000, 900, O
which "a, SOC. 900 is common and $500.
900 is preferred; paid in, $40; PAL
value, $40; shares subscribed. Z
President Gardner NJ Parker IN.
Portland; treasurer, Edward T. DALTON
Portland; clerk, Fred V. Matthews
Portland: directors, the. above, anc
Clark u. Chapman, Charles NJ Drum!
mond w. Is. Dlummond and VIM. n
Looney. all of Portland. Purposes, t
carry on a general mining business
Approved Nov. 26
Pipette and Forth Undertakers In.
corporated, organized Nov % at Lew
istou. Capital stock, $4,000: all com
mon; paid in. 5000; par value, 800
shares subscribed. G. President. Ma
poleon Pinette. lewiston; treasurer
Alfred Turseon, Lewiston: clerk, J. O
A. Poliquin, Lewiston: directors. the
above and Regent Forth, Joseph i
Dugal tiduoard Tirgeon. all of Lewis.
ton. Purposes. undertaking business
Approved NOV. -.
lnsulcX Insulation Company. organ
lied NOV. y at Augusta. This cor
poIation is organized under the pro
vision of Chapter LA OF the Public
Laws Of 1917 without capital stock
nothing paid in and no pa value
shares Subscribed. President, NJ. +
fiearin Augusta; treasurer. r. W
Farris. Augusta; clerk. c. l.. Andrews
Augusta; directors. the above and T
J. Reynolds and +. A. Leavitt all O
Augusta. Purposes. To carry on
general business in acquiring. dealing
in or operating patents. licenses, in
ventions, etc. Approved Nov ~.
Monarch Aircraft Company, or
ganizcd Nov. p at Augusta. Thi:
visions OF Chapter 144 of the Publ,
Laws of 1917 without capital stock
nothing paid in and no par value
shares subscribed. 8 President, NJ +
Hearin, Augusta; treasurer, r. W
t'arris. Augusta; clerk, G.. l.. Andrews
Augusta; directors the above, and J
J. ltcynclds and +. NJ. I.cavitt ali o
Augusta. Purposes. TO carry on
general business in ACQUIRING. dealin,
in OF operating patents. licenses. in
Nentions, etc Approved Nov. y,
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BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar.
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
BY all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver.
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calo-,cl docs without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
gripping catha1tics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
pain CT any disacrccablc elects.
DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula ai.cr seventeen yc-rs of p-ac.
Iticc among patients Afflicted with
bowel c.:i liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their olive
color Take one or two every night for
a week and note the effect. loc and 25e
per box. All druggists.
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NO CURE FOR
RIGGS DISEASE
All Depends Upon Whether You Con-
suit Dentist or FhycicI1n

new inRk. y. Y.-Ast o"v c"4ttst
and he win yery -licly tell you tlerr is
no cure for rigs I'll c.s.. ruy.3,i .ua :tay
there Is, ana taat it - a germ diselse Of
the gums, caused b. ca rth aai odd
bugs An. way. the following uistfnct. We
features are observl lie in the treatment
If riggs disease ~ patie,;tS u ing i.,.a,,igg.
The progress Of Inc ri9.ls. is pom fly
arrested and soon Stopped. Z. o e.. |. - OF
the Gums is restored ~ a !c Thy n'nk
condition IL tie CUUIsc of = few davs
Undue rc,!nesS OF gums disa JJears IN
famnAtiOE, = rrEess and StnsltiN. less
disappear Gums bu.ld up ana till out.
retc.In1 stops Separated teeth rome TO-
eether Loose teeth tighten UP and bed
ms OF guns eeIses. E'rJnl;on gam re
invirolated and hcalthiGed rrr-ri@.. is
prescriptiCn specially for ri-Ea diSctle
which ccISes III the form f . ped ted
massage unSuentum whis', stay" " ere
ii is put. unaffected i! faitva ana i.- he
ing disael sed in original p,rl,"Fc II zee
ere dollar, at hert drug STR inc, ing
Bowditch-Web5ter 90, In 49, .e'a.--hIv.
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complaint and the petition is dis
missed. is the decision rendered by
Commissioner Littlefield in the case of
Linsey. of Rockland. claimant, against
the Roekland q Rockpert Lime Cons
pany. In this case the petitioner
claims to have slipped While wheeling
or a plank from kiln to box car
thereby receiving a strain causing a
left inguinal hernia. The petitioner
refused TO submit to an operation dur
ing the first IA days following the al
legged injury. He did not remain away
from his work more than IA days and
upon his return to his employment re-
ceived an increased wage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01

Fisheries petition objected to by Bro.
Crockett be counted
] am requested by Bro. Morey to
look after anything affecting Lewis
ton Police case
LeBrun thought his name on petition
headed by Frank A. Morey looked like
his.
Crockett-Did YOU write Eugene Lee
Brun on Exhibit POI, Lewiston Police -?
LeBrun-Looks like my writing
M. J. King, Lewiston
Dunbar-Mr. King says lie writes
sometimes as NJ. j. King and Michael
}. King and | will admit that the pc
luton signed with five names should lie
rejected
Enede Jondron, Lewiston
Emede Jondrou of Lewiston was
shown two petitions signed by linn on
June /. Said he circulated one. EX-
hibit .oS, and signed it as petition and
as Nerifier. Did not sign any other
and name on Exhibit "0q is not mine
Looks like it, but swear didn't write
it.
Witness gave sample OF signature.
BY Crockett Shown signatures lust
made and identified them. Also iden-
titled signature on Exhibit 311. Same
on Exhibit IL. Exhibit 213 looked like
his signature; wouldn't say he didn't
sign il. Signatures on Exhibit IA
front and back, We're his writing |
did not sign Exhibit 10 Did sign on
Exhibit ZIG.
am sure for J signed only the pc
tition | circulated
Dunbar-No other witness. Ny other
testimony is a list d some 416 names
that appea" on petitions but not on
voting lists Haven't had time to go
over them. Tie question of reject
! ing my referendum viii hinge on these
names. Would Ike privilege Of call
ing persons from Il few places, per-
taps Lewiston and Auburn. to look up
and check same as was done in the
Lew iston "a@e. | think some of ques-
toned ranes from Pittsecid are on
the voting list.
Contamination shall have opporLun-
ity 10 compare the names. As to ar
garments. ] prefer ynu to Submit argu-
ment in writing. rs long as YOU like.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01

The hearing before Governor Carl r.
lIlliken in the nature of investigat ton
to secure information to enable MIN to
decide on the validity of certain names
On The four referendum petitions nc
Gently filed with the secretary of State,
noon this session being held in the En-
ecutiVe Council chamber. 1T was con-
inucd from Friday, Nov, IS. to allow
certain witnesses to be summoned to
,,@tifN in the Sea aud Shore Fisheries
and Inland Fisheries ana Game cases.
Counsel agreed that the evidence Of
'acE would be accepted in both cases.
oscar H. Dunbar of Jonesport. com
missioner of sea and shore fisheries
=. OF the old Inland Fisheries and
tame Commission. appeared for them
Ives and Ralph w. Crockett appear
"a for the reno istrants in each case.
Attorney General Guy II. Sturgis sat
Win Governor Mlliken during most of
ire Tearing. As: slant Secretary l.. Z.
I nuIntcn acted IS clerk.
Governor Millikgn stated at the close
Of the hearing that he would receive
:i2umcnts in written form. at any
ngtL counsel might wish, to he fled
within the next few days, and assured
Tho IN that briefs would he carefully
tA3mined by him. A decision in the
cHti"' matter is not expected for a
considerable time, as the work of ex-
animation of the hundreds of names by
Governor Miiliken Will necessarily take
NH l. iInr
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inS was capt. George E;umhau. SO
years cid, who commanded the Lark
Lillian RunbaII, launched in.1S73 from
this yard.
The Lucy Evelyn is 1@5 feet keel,
81 feet beam. 10 feet hold and about
500 net TONNAGE. The principal own
ers are the builders, Mach'as Lumber
Company and her master, Capt l.. c.
Lindsey Of EaT Machias. She VIII
hail from Machias. and be used in the
Southern and West India trade. she
is built ot native woods. cut III the vi
ctnity, except tho hard pine planking.
The tWo-mastcd schooner Lizzie d.
Peabody, about 1856 tons. in the same
yard, will probably be launched Sat
urdaN The keel for a four-ma ster
will he stretched at once and frames
for several more vessels will be got
out this winter
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ment so purchased box OF Cutcura
Ointment and used it constantly OF r1y
scalp. and ! also used the Cu.icura Soap
10 wash my hair. continued. and at thc
end of another week was completely
healed. Since then have not been
bothcredwth any skin or scalp trouble. :"
(Signed) Miss M. f. Gammons. $22
Commonwealth Ave, Attleboro Falls,
Mass, Sept. u, 1916.
If your skin is already healthy and
clear, keep it so by using Cuticura Soap
for toilet purposes, assisted now and
then by touches of Cuticura Ointment
TO soothe and heal any tendency to irri-
tation, reduess or rauchEcss.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail. address postcard: "Cuticura,
Dept. r, Boston," Sold everywhere.
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HARR|NGT0A's FIRST
LAUNCHING a. YEARS

Harrington, Me. Nov 80 The first
launching here for A. years took place
at 1915 \. NJ, Thursday. when the
three-lnasted schooner Lucy Evelyn
went over from the yard Of the Frye
Flynn Company.
The schooner. which was christened
with flowers by Miss Evelyn Flynn.
daughter of Capt. &. b. Flynn of the
building firm. will be ready for sea in
about three weeks.
One of the spectators at the launch
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GOV. MILLIkEN WILL
PERSONALLY INNESTIG ATE

Con ernor MnIiken left on the Pull
man last night for York county and
carly today he will visit the Jail at NJ
fred for personal Interview with Her
bert y. Davis Of Buxton and Joseph
Eerniel Of Old Orchard, Whose petit
tons for a pardon were considered by
the Governor and Council AZ its sesz
sion "Wednesday. Davis Is serving 4
sentence for a single Sale Of cider and
Belnitr IS serving time on = liquut
distance Indictment. Governo" MILF
k,r Will also Interview any persons
inter? sted i'm :; pardon for the tw" men.
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nor back. No recollection of making oath.
Did sign another petition.
! The Governor-If there are no more
witnesses you may each submit briefs
or arguments at any length and l assure
you l will go over them very carefully.
AS regards the comparison of names By
Mr. Dunbar, l wish that we may examine
them together if possible,
Counsel expressed intention Of submit
ting arguments. ii amy are made, prompt
~ within the next few days.
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A Stubborn CorJ::,
Loosems Right Up
The hen'e. r-ade remedy ss p wonder
qutck results. Easily and
chesply made.

and positive action OF this
grneIvC homo. made remedy
a'uC tho intiamcd ar swollen
ting throat. chest or hron-
rHd lrcHhin~ up tight
ns .Hu- cd il 20 be used in moro
Huv Other cough remedy.
.e ealing. soothing influence.
r'sa gocs. phlcom looscns.
mos easier. tickling in
ANA ,nu C't GOOD night :
hc usual throat and
Hrr conquered hv il in ~
Nothing better for bron-
"nns', Group, Nhooping
asthma or winter
t., s;'rnG'l cough syrup,
,I..t e rncx go cents
q rjut bottle and Gil the
= sronulatci sugar syrup
H.IougAly. luu thea have
Emily supp of a much
s'rup than il could buy
r $50. k'ops perfectly
$50 its ~ ant taste.
Na rial and h. Aly corccn-
"r ! az re"r;nc Norway
.N.', ..l is known III, world
t p. npt1css, case an cPr-
coming stubborn coughs
,..l-.
.aprointmcnt a.'; your
ounces of pincx" with
'.nr' and don't accept any
Guaranteed e. give absolute
or m"Hov rromptl" refunded.
+t4eN 49,, ! {. We. lad.
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Inland Fisl, and Game

Mr. Brown lad VIVA. T. Ward of
NaterNille recalled ano sho"c 90 Him
petitions. Witch he said he signed as
verifier before Leon Tebbetts. He cir
Culated the four petitions. Can't
swear hut think signed inland Fish
cries and Came petition. Shown a pc
tition. on which 4Ie again noted eras-
ures but couldn't find his name. al
hough lie thought he had signed it
Examination of erasures under glass
failed to show him that name VIM F.
Ward had been scratched out. EIas-
ureS We're on petition he had verified,
seven in number. Town clerk bad GER
titled that names prey iouSly ON lines
IS ~, 81, 50, Il, - and 81 We're not
voters.
II veritication as signing petitioner
was changed I" person circulating
was done after signed it.
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Apples and Potatoes

The Maine department Of agriculture
az issued the following report on the
condition Of the apple ard potato mar
hct IS of date NoN. II. as follows:
Potatoes Boston. Green Mountains,
100 ID. sacks, 81 ,50-$2.65; New York.
Green Mountains, bulk sl32$l IS hu.;
Minnesota, 900 hu.; Colorado. S4c-S7c
Ia.
Apples Boston, Spys ard KINGS.
boxes. $l.,5-$22: Baldwins graded,
boxes. $l-s1.25: New Work.. Baldwins
and SHOWS. SA-S5 DOL; Sp>5 ala Green
ines. S45c-S5550 bbl
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was terrible, causing loss
Of sleep, and sore erup-
tons formed that caused
untold agonv. Scales
appeared and my hair
lost It's gloss and became
dull and dry.
AT last | heard of
C,,tic,ra Cnrrn md DIN.
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1f nearing Resumed and Finished Before
DIS Legality
,a a m rev Da-Delon Matter Not Expected
DECISIONS Made Pub-Chie
Annual R0tPubic
Co. Cumberland
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The Testimony

Il, n
II Of r.n,o .r,,,i. - a,,..'.,a. ~,
..,a.,.l ,Iat l,is .;gn.,t,,,a ~, 10 ~,
,,.,.,,,,, ,,oti,;,,,, l., o., III,
,..,,,-i,.. ~, thn .;o,,.,t,,ra -, Ill.,. 81
ia. ,.-,,,s. -.o,.;s,.1 ,e,. Ia,,,. ,iF',,.,.
:, 80, ,,is
Du h'"'i'el roc htl! cial'hfu a u
F''' hearIiS 'hat b@\ld Nalkef' N@rl-
=" - t'i''' % ~ ''di''eS from ~
Ia uiu h"t sign ""' Wolliu now AUNT
t.''' 't "lu Si@n a. l. l.. Nalker ana
ign
Clockctt-l Will admit the identity,
+ it is admissible in law that the cor
tifNln2 name is the &igner.
"''M "a,I ''''' ~ AUNT II - -
GoNernor-Thc identity being admit
ted, VIC viii i'St it there.
Dunbar have since hearing. che X
I'd my petitions on file with the .secre-
tarN Of St"tc and number roported ny
'"W court md find filed 1866 NOR" I
make II" reflection on anyone. l'nd
rhat two petitions are missin@. both
from lewiston one with 100 and one
with ~ namo| lhc petitions ar" index
81 or card indcN prepared in secre-
t"rN "t stat" : "fIiC". Ntl three OH
'r rtuuonS fiI'd lay mai. our court
comes WITHIN SIN. Mr. ShoHey explains
ny SdNl.S ne mace the INDEX from my
hcnreS. uun tnlnN anyone mas VII
fully or deliberately thrown out the
proat ononn, If bondiin. they hive
disa,.,.o.rcd 7 die,Ia;,n nm. vrnno On
,,,o ll,, Il, i,;nls .honld he Given
,,odit ~ ,hn 1ta r.nes
C.rncl,tt- rho Joue.,so,t netitiors
where tha clerl certified - names zach
vouId account for 100 The index list
was made very ,arlv aftc, receint Of
,o,i,ions md ! dnn'r .,ae how later
andl;ne vou,d effect tho number
""'' r. "aro' "a'erV''e
Wm + Ward of Watcryille testified
lie last NAV or june circulRed Sea and
shore. petjtion. shown petition of o.
nanes / signed il Find crasurcs on
several lines. Remember signing as a
neti,ioncr Think Limo G., era s,,re might
have been mine
Examining under glass witness de-
,,ded il was rot and failed to identify
any. Was sure he signed one
,'rcckett-Don't remember any erus-
,.res arul1nd my circulating SIGNATURE
when 7 SIGNED.
II was admitted that witness didn't
sen another pctjt,on. which he yeri-
rcd
Euoene LeBrun. Lewiston
hu-ohe '-ehiun OF Lewiston t"hieih-
'"' S'- l'1i~ 7ed anu 7i'o'e
poNtioh' htaoeo ny ffdih a. No'ey Vi
q "A
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Public Utilities
The Maine Public tilitieS has made
public the following Gecisions:
Authority to Issue Bonds

,ulIi,. tlo f,,Il.o.,r,, ,ro,.;..;,,,...
!
Nutho''ty 70 issue 0onds.
ne ""il' 'tiil'le9 oli!'iliSSloh mas
I'huereu "etls!"n a"'"'ri+lhS we
i-N g iiiot' rams i'ITh' an" rover ~
~. issue rs ooHHS secured by hfst
/ ,hoEtsast "i us leNtFita' pidht ana
i'"''ciiise nov uN heh d'iH heiealt ef
! "t' uiie" - ''ir w. -. N' Ho''oV"'
u''eu 49, J. ~ "a "p'e ~ > years
''"'" pe'tS' w" int'l'S' N Htt tehl'
re- "hnoA'' P"N"''E Tt -iHl""'iA' re-
"ee'l"p'e @' any ihleIe"' ""te "!'el lN'
>'"i l'"h tnt'i tdte = ~ ~" Is
~ ueu interest ho ifo' F'dN "i lhe
1'de s''ai' re us" 'oi ,he payment u
I lI'eoleoi'sS" ma ~ t''c construction
81 he" t'' .lS"lisSioM FMS WIN nee
e'aSfA Hal-- hl''S ana "'h'F equip
| 'Hoh"
;, = 0''''''7 '''N '-''-i' ~"
I've -" Wv u, ''i' rs'''a ~ an e'e'-
t'' Pid"I' iot'tleu ~ IAFefln"fe rails
II '" '9tfHnl'iS No''-'''7" p com
.''o'' "''tN N'H' 'f' "V'''" o otner
s,,', ~ "N'H 30
M A. "''i'SF" "''eS
N''"'''l III '''9eN'
P-''',H I" "'''" u trans
,.'', W., III i. j. '''.' Tdl'S :"
l,','o ''i''' = :" -
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r..'.,,,'. '''''' lii - 'i1',' 1'"ls-
-" "'li ~ """"' 74'"''
M r,.;'';N '
'>'''> '-ii'. y, ''''i'N<''l' ''"S
I,,,,,,l'a.,, '''''o' '('ii- II
IT, - ;,t,,, ~ ,a,i - ~
,,o,. s,o,. -
,.,,oa ;,at -" ~
,,,,,,.t.,,a ,. NV r. ,''t''i''S
.an. - ,,,, 7'',' , ,"'i,'H' '',''
..i,,l I,,t.,. 80
or $50 nod ..,,,,,..t.', ''t',' '''',o''i''
,I,,. ~. 49, ,',,.,,,,,;,...
-Four decisions, have HAM ,.ordo,.ed
I.y Chairman l,ber + Iitt1afel,, of
Belfast of the Maine Jn1,et,.aI A.
cident commission.
In the case of MARY III rr,r,,,a,.
widow of philjn NJ Cny,nier ,nniic.ut
versus the J., 4 Rupery cn III por,-
land and the Mary Ca>llaltv d, IN
Surers. chairman LittlctieId r,jes t,,,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01
Very Severe Case OF
Dandruf. Itching Was
Terrible. Lost S!eep.
Healed By Cuticura.

For several months | was troubled
with avery severe case Of dandrlH which
greatly irritated my scalp. The itching
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01
Oliver A. PettincilI, Rumford

Oliver A. Pettingill. town clerk of
Runford. certified. Shown two petit
tiuns. Didn't certify them but mi. dep
uty did, Didn't tell her To :: sn them
with typewriter or sign them at all.
Never saw the petitions Don't recall
giving her any instruction. Not her
custom to Sign With type &r:ter: these
are only papers | know o. t..ai way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01
James A. Trask Recalled

Brown-.Any other person in Lewiston
who hears name of James A Trask? No
one that | know Of.
Crockett-Did not verify exhibit 20
Didn't write either name. Did sign ex-
hibit No. 22t
Regarding State paper petition, witness
was shown a petition of l69 names. veri-
fed June ~ by James A Tras< before
Charles p. Lemaire. Signed sneither front
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-01
Joseph Q. Gaanon. Runford

He circulated various referendums,
Verified them. Took them to town
clerks deputy and sworc before her.
She didn't sign with typewriter
Fly t;overnor-She made no compar-
iSon of names then.
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REPORTS OF
FIRE WARDENS

The following reports by fire
wardens have been received at the
Maine forest commissioners office:
Chief Warden 4 Cnnher