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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-02-16

There will be a dentist located at
Laona above the Bank Friday, Dec. Is,
2:30 P. M. to Sunday 2P NJ. this week
and every week thereafter on same days
as above mentioned. Office open Fri
day and SATURDAY. evenings. Pricei rea-
sonable.
Chairman VIM Hubbard returned
Wednesday evening from Crandon
where he had been to attend the spec
ial meeting of the county board. At
it's meeting the board recommended
that the county be bonded for
Sl20, 00O00 for road work and the
proposition will be submitted to the
voters of the county at the April cleo
ton
w. L. Buckman, chairman of the
town of Amberg, will send to the war
department in few days the plans of
a new gun. which he has invented. 1t
is one of the motor type, designed to
shoot under water, and according to the
inventor, will be remarkably effective
against submarines. 1t will fire seven
shots at once, and will penetrate the
water for depth of fifty feet with
force enough to damage subsea-boat.
Congressman Frear of Wisconsin, the
nemesis Of the pork hunters, has sub
mitted to the house a minority report
on the $38, ,0O0, 600 rivers and harbor
bill, in which he asserts that halflof
total appropriated is pure pork Good,
bad and Indifferent measures are
brought together in one bill, in order
that the good ones may drag the others
through. Not one item in four, is Mr..
Frear's opinion, could pass congress on
its own merits as separate measure
-Mpls. journal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-02-16
PADUS.

Frank Fosdick was to Wabeno Thurs
day.
wiz Sharka was to Blackwell Mon
day.
Geo. Fountain went to Wabeno Tues
day.
j. F. Hammes returned from Green
Bay Sunday where he had few days
business.
Mr. and Mrs. } A. Phillips and chill
dren of Suring visited with the Hammes
families few days the past week.
j. H. Hammes & Sons will be through
with their logging job (Friday). They
put in over million.
The cottage of Mrs. 'Thresa Jaster
was burned to the ground Saturday
night together with all its contents.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-02-16
HEART OF THE SUNSET

Aa a story writer Rex Beach has no
superior. When one starts reading a
Beach" story he can be sure of color
full material, some unfailing zest of
style and overflowing humor, rollicing
strength and vigor. He Will find all
that and more in the "Heart of the
Sunset, timely, fascinating story
built around conditions prevailing along
the Texas NJ Mecican border, which The
Advertiser has arranged to run as its
next serial 1t starts this week.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-02-16
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Board of Health has been in
formed that social gatherings are be-
ing held In some of the homes in dis
regard to the orders of this board. The
public is hereby informed that any
further violation of this kind will be
By order of the Board of Health.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-02-16
More Cleared Land and More
Cows.

Upper Wisconsin is developing into
what will be the greatest dairy region
in America superior even to the far
famed southern Wisconsin counties.
When? That depends on the people
in upper Wisconsin and those to ocome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

widows. orphans. administrators, exscu-
tors. Guardians, charitable institutions
and as trust funds" end inserting IN the
place thereof the following. .,. put sn mn.
married women, minors, administrators
executors, guardians, charitable or re-
ligious institutions and as trust iunos'
from any one dspos,t0 d,vs Sxsr nv anal be
paid, excepting upon the aforesaid ex-
cepted deposits, to any ono depositor Upon
any amount Of deposit exceeding sag
deposit. which may continue to be added
thereto and receive dividends thereon.
Deposits in more than one name may pc
received, provided the total OF the
amounts in any number Of deposits In
ried women, minors. administrators, eN-
ecutors, guardians. charitable or re-
ligious Institutions and as trust FUNDS,
appears either singiy or with others,
as aforesaid. ten thousand dollars, and
also provided the amount OF an ind1vid-
ual deposit shall at no time exceed. ex-
elusive of dividends as aforesaid, i've
amended shall read as follows:
Section o. Savings banks and instl-
buttons for savings may receive on de-
posit for the use and benefit Of deposit
pose; but shall not receive, except Tor
deposits of unmarried women, minors,
administrators, executors. guardians,
charitable or religious institutions and as
trust funds, from any one depositor over
five thousand dollars, and no dividends
shall be paid, excepting upon the afore-
said excepted deposits, to any oDe de-
positor upon any amount OF deposit eX-
ceeding said sum, but exclusive of divi-
dends on said deposit. which may con-
tinue to be added thereto and receive
dividends thereon. Deposits In more than
one name may be received. provided the
total of the amounts in any number of
deposits in which the same name, except
ing unmarried women. minors. admin
istrators, executors, guardians, chart
table or religious institutions and as trust
funds. appears either singly or with
others. shall not exceed, exclusive of
dividends as aforesaid ten thousand
dollars, and also provided the amount
of an individual deposit shall at no time
exceed. exclusive of dividends as afore-
said. five thousand dollars. Whenever a
deposit Is made in trust the name and
residence of the person for whom it is
made, or the purpose for which the trust
is created. shall be disclosed in writing
to the bank and the deposit shall be
credited to the depositor as trustee for
such person or purpose and If no other
notice of the existence and terms of a
trust has been given in writing to the
corporation. the deposit, with the inter-
est thereon. may, in the event of the
death Of the trustee. be paid to the per-
son for whom such deposit was made, or
to his legal representative. or to some
trustee appointed by the court for that
purpose. The trustees may refuse any
deposit at their pleasure '-(Approved
March q. 1919
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CHAPTER l21,

CHAPTER l21.
An Act 10 amend Section seventeo, n,
chapter twelve OF the Revised Stafutes
providing for notice by registers q,
tate transfers.
Section seventeen Of chantcr t,,,Iva n,
the Revised Statutes Is hereby amended
by adding after the word records" In
the last line OF said section. the following
words: 1t shall also be the duty ~ the
register when a deed or Instrument con-
Veying real estate IL filed for record 10
monty IN writing. within tweptv-four
hours after such deed or Instrument IL 50
med, the assessors of the city town.
Plantation or unincorporated Mace IN
which the land is situated described
therein. giving the names of the rr.uto~s
ana grantees, the residence of each and
the date Of transfer. lie shall rareve
10. . ms services the sum of ten cents for
the use OF the county for each transfer
TO be paid by the treas of egch civ,
town or plantation In which said land ia
situated on the first day Of January and
July 81 each year. so that section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section II. Every register shall NJ
the time OF receiving any deed or Ins'ru-
ment tor record, certify thereon the day
ana the time of day when IL was re-
celVed and fled every such naper shall
be considered as recorded AZ Inc me
When 1t was received and such time shall
be entered on the record thereof within
ohS hour after its deIIrAry to him tho
register shall enter such time, the names
VI tne grantor and grantee. and their
pidces or residence, the nature of the in
strument. the amount Of the cnrsidora-
.lon named therein and the name of the
Town or incorporated place as shown by
.ne instrument, in which the property
conveyed is located. in a book kept for
mat maj purpose, and open to inspection IN
BUSINESS hours; and he shall suffer TO
deed or instrument for the conveyance n
real estate to be altered amended or
"lthdraWn, until it is fully recorded and
examined. The records may be attested
ny the volume. and 1t shall be deemed 20
De sufncient attestation OF such records
Wnen each volume bears the attest with
the written signature OF the register or
other person authorized by law TO at
test such records. 1t shall also be the
outy OF the register when deed or in
strument conveying real estate is fled
Tor record to notify In writing. within
twenty-four hours after such deed or In
strument Is so fled, the assessors OF the
city, town, plantation or unincornorateI
place in which the land is situated de-
scribed therein. giving the names Of the
grantors and grantees, the residence OF
each, and the date of transfer. He shall
receive for his services the sum Of ten
cents for the use of the county for each
transfer. to be paid by the treasurer Of
each city, town or plantation in which
said land is situated, on the first day u
January and July OF each year'-(Ap-
proved March 20, 1917.)
CHAPTER l22.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER 1o3,

An Act to amend Section ten of Chapter
seven OF the Revised Statutes relating
to disposition of unused ballots Oh
election day.
Section ten Of chapter seven Of the Re-
vtsed Statutes is hereby amended by in
sorting the word entire before the words
second set in the nineteenth line there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER 90.

An Act to amend Section twenty-four of
Chapter forty-tive Of the Revised Stat
Htes relating to prosecution of viola
tions of the lobster law
Section twenty-four of chanter FORTY
five OF the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by striking out the whole of said
section and enactng in place thereof the
foIlowns
Section q. Any certificate of the COM
missioner of sea and shore fisheries in re
gard to the records of his office. shall be
admissible in evidence in all prosecutions
under this chapter. '-(Approved March 90
1870
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER 40.

AL %Att " amend SeCtlOn
Chapter one hundred forty-tive of w
Revised Statutes, relating to the sy.,.I
nation and commitment OF persons =,
insane hospitals %
Section seventeen of chapter m. -
dred forty-five of the Revised StatY.n nuI
m rd amended by inserting after the
thereof, the words: Pending the iesra 'ns
such certificate by the municinal o45o,oot
such superintendent may receive into MS
hospltal any person so alleged on cow
paint to be insane, provided sucb no.n a
be accompanied by a copy OF tbs n asoh
plant and physicians certificate, wb;os
certificate shall set forth that IN .SA
Judgment of the physician the cond,, ne
oi sala person is such that immediate VA
stralnt or detention is necessary for NJ.
comfort and safety, and provided ~. ms
tner that unless within ten DAYS tba-.
after said superintendent shall he fro
hlshed with the certificate hereinhefora
p sau i nt, ior, the detention of such per-
son shall cease so that said scc;Io1r %.
amended shall read as follows: 10
section IL. Insane persons. no, tbr,
sellt 70 any hospital. shall be subject N
examination 93,a as hereinafter provided
The municipal officers of towns 0' stsh
constitute board of examiners ana S"a a.
complaint in writing of any blood rel
1--WE, husband or wife of said alleged j
sane person, or of any Justice nj 81.
peace, tney shall Immediately inquire into
alleged to be insane; shall appoint tJn,A
ana place for hearing by them q, fbs
allegations OF said complaint. and sSan
cause TO be given In hand to the nersor
so alleged to be insane. at least twen+y.
TOUR hours prior to the time of said bes-
ing, true copy of said complaint n.
eether with notice of the time and nlaTa
OF SAID hearing and that he has Inc risbt
ana VIII be given opportunity tbep ana
there to he heard in the matter. sba,i
can before them all testimony necessary
LOT full understanding Of the case. AND
II they think such person insane and 'hat
ms comfort and safety or Thar of rtpsrs
interested. will thereby he prorro.qd
they snail forthwith send him 10 ono ~
..ie INSANE hospitals with a certificate
statlnS the fact of his insanity and tina
town in which he resided or was found
at the time OF examination. and direct,
ing the superintendent to receive a.i a.
tam MN until he IS rpStbre1 ar al
charged by law, or by the superinfepder,
OF trustees. Pending the issue of such
certlncate by the municipal officers such
superlhtendent may receive into his
hospltal any person so alleged on com.
plant to be insane. provided sI,rb 1sr.
son ne accompanied by copy ~ the
complaint and physicians cert lncate
Wnlch certificate shall set forth thar fq
tne judgment or the physician the condt
tlon OF SAID person IS such that iu,1pe
dlate restraint or detention is necessar nv
Ior MS comfort and safety, and provided
further that unless within ten d3vs
thereafter said superintendent shall 10
furnished with the certificate hereluhs.
lore provided for. the detention of SUCH
person shall cease. They Shall keen
record of their doings. ana furnish \ con-,
to any interested person requesting and
paying for 1t. '-tApproved March -, 1917
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CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER 11a.

An ACT relating to the registration of
~ information concerning aliens.
whereas in the event of a state of war
existing or imminent between ire Grntta,
states OF America and any foreign conn
Try full information concerninA the ac-
svities OF aliens who are subjects Of such
foreign country is necessary for tho
preservation of the public peace and safa
~, ana whereas such state of war NAV
be imminent before the expiration ~
ninety days after the adjournment Of this
iieslslatufe, and whereas unless this act
IS passed as an emergency act 1t cannot
take erect until approximately July one
nineteen hundred and seventeen and
whereas therefore an emergency EXISTS
t Witnin the contemplation Of the consti-
tuition of the State of Maine and Tho
public peace and safety win he nra-
served by the enactment of the follouin, =,
act now therefore, wins
,- section l. Whenever between the
United States of America and any Gov
elgn country state of war shall .xjst
or snail be imminent the governor 80,
ny proclamation direct and require every
sunIect or citizen of such foreign country
within this State to appear WITHIN toant,,y
four hours after such proclamation a ~
from time to time therea fter ,,,i.h;
tWenty-four hours after his arrival in this
ga atate before such public authorities a,
the governor may in such nroc1a,.., ao
direct. and then and thera s,,ch s,,hin.
or cltlzen OF such foreign country sba1
personally register his name rasida,n.
business, length of stay and such in,
formation as the governor may from time
10 tlne IN such proclamations nrescr,ha
me, ne person IN control. whether owner
tessee' manager or proprietor, of each
hoIel' mn, boarding house, roon,ine
n .hn' buiidlng and private residence
s sman WITHIN twenty-four hours after
sun SUI Proclamation notify such public an
saotitles OF the presence therein of every
e eo' subject or citizen Of such foreign
country ana shall each day thereafte
notify such public authorities of the az.
rival thereat and departure therefrom ~
every such subject or citizen. A IA inra
70 comply with all the reuuirements ~
any such proclamation or to do or ner-
aoin, any or the acts herein provided
snaii De a misdemeanor and shall he nun
isheu by a fine not exceeding one thou
sand dollars or by imprisonment for nor
exceeding one year or both
section p This act by reason Of the
emergency set forth in the nrean,hie
thereof shall take effect when annroved
Improved March %, 1919
CHAPTER 1la.
An Act to amend Section twentv-two or
Chapter ffty-two Of the Revised stat
utes with reference to deposits in saw
ings banks and institutions for savings
section twenty-five Of chapter ffty-two
or the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by striking out the words but
shal! not receive from any one deposit
TOR, directly or indirectly, over two
thousand dollars. and no interest shall he
paid to any one depositor for any amount
or deposit, all dividends included, exceed
ing said sum, except for deposits Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER l22.

An Act in addition to Section thirteen OF
Chapter fourteen of the Revised stat
utes relating to adoptions in the Pc
nobscot Tribe of Indians.
section thirteen of chapter fourteen OF
the revised Statutes is hereby amended
py adding thereto the following sem
tence, but no person hereafter adopted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER LOT.

An Act to amend Chapter eighty-three
Section five Of the Revised Statutes re-
lsting to the time and place Of holding
the county commissioners court in York
county.
Section five OF chapter eighty-three of
the Revised Statutes Is hereby amended
by striking out the entire paragraph Of
said section relating to the holding of
county commissioners courts in York
county, and substituting therefor the fol-
lowing paragraph so that said paragraph
Of said section when amended shall read
as follows:
York. terms Of record on the first Tues
day OF April and October at Alfred, and
regular sessions shall be held on the frs.
Tuesday of each month. January at Saco.
al other months At Alfred. '-(Approved
March g, 1917
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER LOG,

SaAEI6n 1UOs
An Act to amend Section twenty-seven
of Chapter one hundred and twenty of
the Revised Statutes relating to of
lenses against the person of female
children.
Section twenty-seven of chapter one
hundred and twenty Of the Revised Stat
utes is hereby amended by striking out
the words "twenty-one' in the first line
and by inserting in place thereof the
word eighteen and striking out the word
unmarried" in the second line, so that
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
Section n. Whoever, being more than
eighteen years of age, has carnal knowl-
edge Of the body of any female child, be-
tween the ages Of fourteen and sixteen
years. shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceedng five hundred dollars or by i'm
prisonment for not more than two years.
The provisions of this section shall not
apply to cases of rape as defined in Sec
ton sixteen of this chapter. '-(Approved
March %, 1919
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courts shall attest duplicate copies a. :,
bills of costs allowed therein, and "a al
tificates Of all fines and forfeitures s'
posed and accruing to the. county, h. s.
diately after, and deliver one OF sns,
copies and certificates to the cons sd
treasurer. and retain one for the usa
the county commissioners. '-(Approvss;
March 9. 1917
cKAPTER lit.
An Act in relation to vacancies in pubu,
Office. Ae
Whenever any person elected or a,
pointed to any public office is inelisihi.
dies or becomes incapaGitated hssos.
qualifying for said office as reouired rs
law. the office shall be regarded as ~
cant for the purpose of filling the ofs "a
by a new election or by appointment
approved March %. 1879
CHAPTER 11s.
An Act to amend Section one OF Chan.
thirteen of the Revised Statutes
lating to the election Of county traae
urers. eas-
Section one OF chapter thirteen n, =,
Revised Statutes is hereby amended ne
striking out in the first and second ill.,, oy
of said section the words "be cb ines
treasurer at each biennial State elect,osea
and inserting in place thereof the foiloa
ing: on the second Monday OF Sew
Der, nineteen hundred eighteen. sH,
every four years thereafter, be cso sas
treasurer so that said section
amended shall read as follows. as
Section ]. In each county soma 49,.
dent thereof shall, on the second Mos
of September. nineteen hundred eio1ty
cen, and every four years thereaf.e,s say 4
chosen treasurer by the ballots Of ,n GO
sons authorized by the Constitute PEI.
vote for representatives Neither IN %
torney general, county attorney, C,s aS.
of courts, sheriff of the county nor ~ ss
Of his deputies, shall be county treas,,.a.nly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

An Act to amend Section forty-seven.
Chapter fifty-hve, Revised Statutes, re-
lAtine TO orders OF the Public Utilities
Commission and their enforcement
Section !. Section forty-seven, chapter
fifty-fsve, Of the Revised Statutes. is
hereby amended by adding the following
words:
sThs supreme judicial court shall have
full jurisdiction at law and In equity.
upon application Of the commission or Of
TIE attorney general, to enforce all or
ders OF the commission and the perform
anoo BY public utilities OF all duties i'm
posed BY law upon them. including the
appointment Of receivers. agents and spe-
cici masters to carry its orders and the
clothing them with adequate authority
therefor 90 that said section, as amend
Cd, shall read IS follows:
section Il. Every public utility to
which such order applies shall make such
Phsnsss In its schedules on Me Is may
70 oaid order: and no change thereafter
bhsil b made by any public utility in
koInt rata or rates without the approval
The eesnni1sionxA Copsee OF III orders
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CHAPTER 10.

CHAPTER 10.
An Act additional to Chapter fft,..,
of the Revised Statutes, RELATING .a.t
payment of benefits. 'Ae
No corporation organized or author..,
under the laws of this State to tr,1s.ssl
NE insurance or to pay benefits sb.r
provide in any policy. certidcats Shal
tract, or agreement issued or mad W. t
II, Tor the payment of any insurar.EE
indemnity or benefit. in services ra l5e
wares, or merchandise Of any INA
approved March %. la11l l.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-12
La TOILETTE TO GO
ON STAND TUESDAY
IN HIS OWN BEHALF
Senate Committee Investigating
His Alleged Disloyalty Speech
Is Expected to Call Wisconsin
Man as First Witness.


Washington, Oct I-.--Sonntor Ia
Foncttr II Wisconsin today was in
,it,d hy the senate committee investi-
eating his alleged disloyal speech a;
81 Paul to appear next Tuesday be-
fore the committee Tor q hearing rec
surdiup assertions u his address
Tn, hearing, probably viii BE- pub
lsi aud Vil 10" confined to the stn.c-
mcnt uf facts in the speech particular
ly regarding Mr. La Fu'lctte's state.
mcut tnat former secretary Bryan APP
r,alcd TO President Wilson Geo keep
passengers OF the Lusitauia because ~
ammunition alleged To- bc in her cargo
The committee advised the senator
that It's investigating authority does
NOT extend TO his richt a. make tho
speech. nor into the motives ot his
critics
senator IL Toilette is expected 20
ar the first witness Tuesday and 20
submit much data toward substantial
ing his statements. other witnesses
may br called later. The first quos-
tiun which the committee plans 10 IN
ycstirst" IL the authority Of senator
la Toilette for his statement regard
ing the Lusltania. Tho committee Is
awaiting % statement from Mr.. Brl 1u
regarding the Incident. II has not been
determined whether Mr. Rryau wi! hc
asked tu appear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-12
NO JUSTIFICATION
FOR PRESENT PRICE
OF COAL IN KANSAS
Governor Capper Appeals to DR..
Garfield for Relief from the
Extremely Unsatisfactory Con
dition of the Retail Market.
o. Assseistsd Press

By Asscistsd Press
Topeka. knns. oct l-.--ucCiarilg
concerted action hy retail dealers "a
advancing prices to unreasonable fix
ures. apparently with a determination
10 ignore federal neuou. Is producing
a lack ~ confidence 900 authority
which must inevitably prove injurious
Governor tapper today sent q letter
to Dr Harry \ Garfield coal admin
istr1tor. calling his attention to the
"cNtrcmcly unsatisfactory condition 90
tho retail coal market in kansas.
careful inquiry has developed %"
Justification for the prices now pre-
Vsliur' writes the governor PRO
lonEcd dclay ou the part Of the gov
cruHcut loo swing our people tho re-.
lief they had expected from situc
tiuu which hts become iutolcrablc has
created widespread unrest. This finds
expression in an overwhelming mum
bcr Of letters coming o. my desk"