davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

NINE CHARLo TTB- SCIENTIFIC
palmiutry school easy method TO learn.
ClaHs npen. have 20 yenra' experience
give readings daily n pays Co know
thyurlf pact. present ami future. Salts
factiof guaranteed Rooms . aud I
Hawthorne Hotel Madisou at. near
Seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
S. BUSINESS PERSONALS

LADIES -sAHDEHsONB COTTON ROOT
plllt safe and sure ours Tor delayed
poriods Price g.. or boxes s. Eterg
box guaranteed Raymond Boneeg
room Hotel Autlefs Fourth and
Union
WHOEVER. a.. $50 CHtLDHEN. SOME
mrauH. owns home out 90 cil, would
lli,o 90 meet lads con- widow about 30
object mutrlmouE Address q ~ Star
REFINED YOt So WIDOW WOULD
tis" 60 meet refined gentleman, matri-
muuy N suited So Catholics or triners
Address F2e star
WIDOW WOULD SHARE HEK HOME
and expenses with conKoninl compan-
Ion. state particulars and phone mum
bor Address Viola white. 1919 r.
Hroadway Don't call.
WIDOW ALDSE. DESIRES AsHIsT.
anco ~ olt'rly man 90 means 10 pre-
vent foreclosures matumouy possible
f'a rtHr
IiAtttN. .rr rtfa rs MAHHtED LIVE
Are you i9ueiY7 Join Seattle Reliable
Triondship ruh Ladies' FREQ ADA =
Etens. aii linton. Ant u
hArEitNtIE hJME -HEAsoSAHLE-
Fables adontcd 27t loren ave
kANANAtun'a 300 hats 1905 it, ave.
DENVER DYE woRKs-laos 7th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
ADALlNE LLOYD

ufhrrs COME ahf 49, hHt fHf 20 reHr1
ArnUna f.tnfH has been Hnafttus rhfsn
nfuEiaf ar1 LaHfneea attlarF tn a. af
ratf, % fifr efI nlurl APE % A
uHN strt Hrsfiaf ttts wenh tar
LADIES Nf t1tftAT Httr f#HA-f q
remedy fafs'tlfstF Fuaranio~-i Tsfns
Co. raii Ell tahss ara conditions Maf
am ran. itts ftth ave Msft~.n cable
gTSrl ENA~ q. ouun uuNE low
lHe mar GOOD position aHnie r1saH
auulf uas 70 Fst s.4ualafed ~iiA taar
nai osr~ pc srars 900 utssrt uat...
nnHF Address 70 star
nrt uiGEFeE HOTEL Hott.ANp.
Ynafrh anA t~ffrfarH nraF rnuft hnHsr
rrsitg reached faT uInlatstiat ssf,laes
Is..Hhto rafiHfs Nam ttff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
CHURCH or SPIRITUAL. TRUTH

Not BERTHA StispH. truo hdtiHft. -.
turned. Private consultation daify .
tirclra Tuesday and Friday evening".
1908 Fourth ave
EAFrEUN MEDIUM HAS CIRCLES
"wednesday and Friday nights 90
Headinga daily Can at 1915 Seventh
NAn- AII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
4 FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED. BY THE CIVIL SERVICE
comfnisHiou ~ Eeattlc appllchntskp r
examination for tho following city
sItions Assistant playground instruc-
tor, clerk. clerk stenoErapher typist.
Law st@noRraphsr. Applicants must Dee
ciif"ns Of tho United States. and aciusl
residents Of Seattle Tor one year I'm
mediately prior 10 Ming application.
Blanks obtained A. tho Cammiasiou'a
OFFICE viii be received ~ naid office not
later than Apul a. 1911
ntg lMMAgE sALs Az Ie.t IsT Az
81 WANTED-FURNlTURE
VIZ htY MORE Used PURSUIT. nv
and pay higher prices than any house.
Va M" city Phone Main 292J Seattle
Auction 90. e00e SECOND ave
Blake Furn. Co. 4is Pike Main GAIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
WANT AID RATES

WANT AID RATES
One cent word per insertion.
Sly times for the price of i've
Situation ads ne-natf rate
Funeral Notices ..ssst..s.s''s 'NV'
rrsn.ieat-CharEe Ad,ertisiaz
rex line per insertion .......,.- sc
Sin Insertions Tor tho price OF five.
CHANGE IN ADDRESS subscribers
should be sure and give their old
as well as their new address
Ar. .ue.,rintton. must be started
from date the subscription Is 70.
eeived Rack numbers cannot he
supplied
pai,ars AGENT, = ". MULLEN
Sec Ballard Ave. Phone ballard aoa
Advertisement. rot paid IN advance viii
- charged Tor the actual number q
fsnss occupied fesar,liss. 81 the mum
her % wcrta ChaFEe ads VIII not -
estimated Part q line will be
ehsrgnd same full Tine.
gelio~tng ats not taken over the phone
sftaatiSn. wanted Furniture for sale
or Houses FOR Reat. where occupant IL
leaving town
NOT RnsroNStntr roH rRRoRs y
TELEPHONY.
Ne al. taken on sunday.
FOR inform stiou a. 90 contracts. consult
the classified sav~rtisinx SOL 'tor
phone call VIII brtak him 70 your place
r%~e~sWS->>~~>s>y>
ArroRNENs-AT.LAw
aiENANuEN sUiRENAS-taSs %
hs>sbana and site damage claims cole
ieetsa. general practice. c'nsgl'a,lo =
free. Credit IN worthy eases '2e LYON
Bit< entett iiss
f. ScHoFF LAWYER. rs now ~
ueek 1as second ave Generalization
frye. estates prahatesi grnarai pr1r.
sic~, al eases fees lnoarrate
l-a0I.A MAY HIM. woMAN law
yer. censuitatiea fres ecnnden'isi
oensral practice Collections 30
Oriental nuiisirs Nsin ttsi-
ErssEf. r. FARREt.fs-ssb \. r Wk
General pTsctice estates. iaws husha 81
ant wife. consultation FREE Eliiett IS
p RALi-EsrA Rt.fsHEp 1851 uEN
srsl practice Burke hidE. sas second
~ ,, NsIs x
NEYs-pATENT
FRED p. GORIN-r.,.'H', .'.s,,
secured o. fe. refunded rsi Central
Riex Main $40 Free book on rat-ni,
7. RIVERS CONSULTATION FREk
eredit extended office open evenings
sfe \ y nieck.
Nc sser,cs ssg>cSs -, l,>-ss ~.
BANKS
HE cANAptAN hank oF CoMNERc@
Head syriee Tarunte. Canada isae
branches IN Canads. etcl GensTa Al
Banking busines. Interest allowed 90
savtnx. sri tirie t-posits
Seattle praneh NJ ireland VIZ
BILLIARD TABLES
r9E ~AIE nil.tIAHD TAhi.ts@
brand nes carern and pocket ~lth
complete .atfit. ftsn. second hand "a
hies at reducrd prices eowuns Al'et
sarrfiss: easy payments cigar stefs
sfrtur~s Send fsr ea.Aiagu- -
Rrur.wtrk- Rake Cniisnfsr CO. wv
ea-~ss rtr-. ave Q@sff'- Wr-h
-~~~-~~~1~a~~-4e~ ~~~@S-e~N~r>s->T>
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
Wr DO coon WORK. v HART
wfx ftft Fourth rhcre Ieln 800 -.
CAATTEL LOANS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
Good
Business
Policy

This is what actuates
the successful Amerl-
can merchant in taking
an insurance policy 70
protect him from loss
in case Of fire.
If il is good sense
and logical, the rule
can be with equal
soundness applied to
investments involving
real property.
A Title Insurance
policy protects against
loss or costly litigation
from undiscovered title
defects. No other way
has been found to Sc
cure to the investor
complete protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

NIT0IDl NunlHI. TuoH1lY- TrI0uV rIoniurs,
rouHuItafiou, daily 1909 Thrd ave.
r1uu 1tt
Mis- utWulck -PfUiTuNtIsr Mis-
iftrf trrirt TursdpF. Friday e.eu-
intt Generalization daily ItuNl Bttar.
l.'l Thirt ht" Phone Elu'U 1lll
MADAM PAULINE CLAiuVoYAN
ana trance medium Reading guaran-
tssd. 40 Olve. Main glA5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM CoLNAN
DOCK. root or MARION STREET
Lave Arrive
Seattle Seattle
Victoria. u. C.-Port Towpsend-rerl
Angeles
isso steamer sol Due. forl t;sepn
mid Townsend. Williams daily
night Dunrsuess (Sequirnb.I
daily Angeles and Victoria
Docs not call at
Victoria Sunday.
Tacoma Dire,
ooarn steamer. Tacoma and t;sesrI
setan Indianspo polls for Ia 10 :tesrn
- eeAm coma direct steamer i2;aepr
i-eeprn every two hours sccl e:7epn
toopn single trip. soe round tsopn
teePrn "trip. e;sepr
eoptnF sssopr
,i6pmh iesepm
daily daily
Port Townsend special
sooarn str >lsu., for Pcrtl seprn
tcepm Townsend direct le;aepm
daily Connects =, Townsend daily
with rail- line. for all
points on Olympic
peninsula
Port ACCOMPLISHMENTS
B~liinEhau
nearn Steamer whatoom.l k;etam
daily for Port Towns~nd daily
lAracortes and Bel
bingham.
Observation-Disclosures
Port Townsend
iO.ooprn IS. $. .Kuishsn. fcri toopn
daily iEvere,t. Anaeortes daily
and Re inEha
Calls at Port TOWN.
send souihbound on
Nv Does not call at
Everett SATURDAYS
San Juan CHAM
is.oo Str. Resale. Tor Port eonrs
rridn'ht Townsend and pel-l Tuesd'y
Sunday bingham. via all SAM Thurs'y
Tucsd'y Juan island points satur'y
Thursyl
Port Townsend-port Augeics-Neah |
Hay and way Ports
u 90 Steamer Utopia. for .oepm
rnidnhtport Townsend. Port Tuesd'y /
sunday'Anreles. Neah Ray Thursy l
Tuesd'ylsnd way ports satur'y |
ThursI
For, Towpsend-Port Angeles and
Way Ports
1900 str. Walai-aie, forl oeru |
nldn'ht Port Townsend Porti SUNDAY J
McndaylAngcles. Clallam and wedne<
wednes way ports Friday !
FRIDAY ~AA
Port ~-Ludiow-r1axier
lsopm Steamer Puget tori s;seaml
daily Kingston. G am hl daily
except L. u q | ow, ''Erion.i except |
satur'yiF lag Ter, ToWnsendi SUNDAY /
HanOiue and Had
lock
Saturday Only
s:oppm steamer Puget. forl s:ocpm
Kingston. Ludlow andi
way points
sunday Only
e.ooam steamer Puget. forl <:.epm
Kingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
Nood Canai-ismhie-Lud
T-iTam str. Potiatch. forI 1900
daily u.adlow. Port Gamble. mian'ht
except l..BanEor and ALI except
sunday points on Hood Canal SUNDAY
steamer kulshan viii call at por,
Townsend. northhound, Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 n IN
Points marked - are boat landing.
Passengers for these points and Tor
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamers na.-
scngcr rate does not include boat land.
ing charges.
nnEEage liability IA limited TO ve.r.
ing apparel. not TO exceed $40 -
whole ticket $50 pounds allowetsYf,&
steamers and schedules subject To
change without notice Freight re-
cci,ed daily for all points (exeeptInx
Tacoman named IN above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at tiek-,
office open from ESQ a. M to Il ZOE,
midnight
rIGEr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Goldman Dock.
Phone. Main 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

NEW sTASDANp HOTEL
Corner FIRST As@ and Pine A.,
Large modern. eutsids rooms, elevator
service phones IN all rooms first class
In every respect soc up. ~ith private
bath ~
INsPEcTtON CORDIALLY INVITED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

I9gYrrtAN pIWENptDUtsr
beads YOUR entire lfe. Swing advice nu
family troubles love. speculation. mar
TiaFr. separations what Htcps CO. take
tu be fu. rrarful uuitcs sapartcd. %
plains things which have always hoeu
mystery. shat vocation you are
adapted Tor. cite Why not SEQ tho best p
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cos rlnc, near
Weatlaks market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

LADIES MI unrAT. FuCcEaFTt'f.
fsfasfg pnsifiesiF Fusfants~i Tsrtns
to suit az easss sud eondiiiars Mad.
an crane ittf iith 49, asfisau rsnis
oH.f MAWHiEt nE8r MATRIMONIAL
pApsr rahflshea AAllsa free The
CortsspunHrnt Teisda
rAUTfMr rt.AYfNu TAUGHT. 10 TO -
isssnHs ssre~ss sssFantsse. hss-t&t
p.nrar~s Wids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

iVlK SALE Itto ~ AZORES OF
partially improved land. small h"urF
cas-, terms iaeat~i on road and tal.,
ROAD north 81 tho ritf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
IirLEN RICr nINI.rIGI

MADAM ELIzAnErii-rA LMtsr Cards.
quoHtiOns answered 1GIGM Seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

ALI. subscriptions must 10 started
from date the subscription L. re-.
eeived Rack numbers cannot he
supplied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

One cent word per insertion.
Sly times for the price u i've
Situation ads one -natf rate
Funeral Notices ..sset.s.......s. eee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

CHANGE IN ADDRESS Subscribers
should be sure ana give their OLD
as well as their new address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


~ Affff ~ r. NhfaHt.N
ffAtUNpNANr AMI TuUENnloGiHf
els tnlFcrsItv. between tifir And sixth
Tells past present and future. consist
log business and love affafa ad iaf
yuu about divorce cases ana what Will
ho your lucky Htep lu no Go take. VIII
ton fuU uHuca ~ your lower sweet.
heart friends. enemies nnd nhpt Fru
are most adapted f'f Headings dalit
and SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

$500 sh acres inside - CITY ilmits anr
close Co rirst ave. 81. icsa fhan one.
haf value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

FARM LANDS FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

Trsn.tcnt-CharE~ AdNerusi"s
fe< line Per insertion ..-ttsst -. sc
six Insertions for tho price OF flNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

WEST a WHEELER
Cotuna Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

g. aSe-ghutrs view no acre tract a.
Meadow dale. easy terms Or wul 80
chaure far vacant lat aorth ~ uaiia4d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-17

Nor REaroNsiHLK ron Any bill
tf Mrs Gladys liyu~r NJ w =
mrnsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18

has already entered upon the duties Of
his ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18

Announcement was made at the execu-
tive department at the State House
Thursday night that Hon. Charles w.
Mullen Of Bangor, a member Of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission, had expressed a
desire to Governor Milliken to resign. At
the governors request Mr. Mullen will
withhold the resignation until a later pc
Rod.
Mr.. Mullen was. with Hon. Benjamin
F. Cleaves of Biddeford and Col. William
r. Shelton of Lewiston. appointed mem
Der of the Public Utilities Commission In
October, 1914, by Governor William I,
Hanes, for term of three years. Thus
his term would expire next October. Mr..
Mullen. who Is a former mayor of Bangor
and a former member of both branches
Of the Legislature. is a Democrat in pol
tiles and is the representative of the mi
nority party on the utilities commission.
He will devote his time to his paper maxi
ing plant in Canada. Mr.. Mullen's salary
as public utilities commissioner is $500
per annum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
OPEN BIDS FOR.
ROAD BUILDING

Bids were opened at the ONCE of the
state Highway Commission for the con-
struction Of roads in different sections Of
The state. No award will be made un.
Ri something Of a definite nature as to
the construction OF roads this year has
been received from the War College at
Washington.
The bids and bidders were as follows:
NOBI.EBORO, 2.S7 Miles. Gravel Surface.
A.. williams Co, Boston. ........ S19.410a5
Moves & Campbell Co, Augusta. o, $3.50
EDMUNDS, las Miles. Gravel Surface.
A. Williams & Co, Boston. ........ Il, sia2 .
GREENWOOD. 1.33 Miles. Gravel Surface
Marco Lavorgna, Canton ......... l3.c3S
FALMOUTH 19S Miles, Bitumnous
Macadam.
Forgione & Romano Co, Portland 33.3Al5
OAKLAND, les Miles. Btuminous Mac.
adam.
Small & Ingalls,, Bar Harbor.... c2,0S3N
Forgione & Romano, Portland. y 1855
WATERVILLE, 1.S4 Mics. Gravel or b.
luminous.
Fc-gione & Romano
Co., Portland ........$ $50 6S3.S or 37GNS0
James II. Kerr, Rum
ford ................ 167S2.S7 or ca,2434
Greenwood & Ford,
skowhegan ......... 21,3so. 40 or S5.Se24o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
Registration Compulsory

Registration Day will probably be
declared a special holiday by Governor
Milliken in order that every facility
may be given. for registration. The
places ordinarily used for voting on
election day will be used by the regis
tration officer and, unless special ar
rangements are made for registration
elsewhere, men will register in the
ward rooms where they ordinarily cast
their ballots on election day.
Every man must register II he has
already the age Of twenty-one years or
will reach that age during the year
year 1917, and If he has not yet passed
his thirty-first birthday. He must do
this even if he is not citizen; even II
he has wife. children or others de-
pendent UPON him for support; even
II he is a cripple. He must register no
matter how important public once
he happens to hold or what sort OF
work he is doing. If he is sick arrange
ments will be made to have COM
petent person make his registration. II
he is in Jail or state prison. the author
files will register him. If he is a stu
dent in school. he win be given an op-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
DELEGATES TO
THE CHARITIES
CONFERENCE

Governor Mlui!en Thursday forenoon
announced the appointment Of the follow
ing delegates to the national conference
of charities and corrections which VIII
be held at Pittsburg June to Il: Hon
Robert Treat Whitehouse of Portland
president of the Maine State Board Oh
Charities and Corrections; Mrs. Almira
F. Cox of Portland, president OF the
Maine Home for Friendless Boys; Hon.
John Wilson, president of the Associated
Charities Of Bangor; James F. Bagley OF
Augusta. secretary Of the Maine State
Board Of Charities and Corrections;
Charles Dunn. Jr.. superintendent Of the
Maine School for Boys at South Portland;
Miss Gertrude L. Macdonald. superinten-
dent of the Maine School for Girls at
Hallowell; Mrs. Many S. Burnham of
Portland. state agent for the protection
Of children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18

c,.,ros denartment, has returned from
Ranpor where she officiated as ste
noerapher at hearings held there ny
Chairman Littlef1eld.
Four hearings are set for next ween'
two in Portland and two in Biddeforo'
and there are also four hearings set
for the week following. Tne iast iien
toned include the following cases.
Olin E. Pierce, claimant. VS.. Ma
ton and Brooks of Halloween ana the
EMPLOYERS Liability Assurance vi
poration, insurers. The question d
issue is additional compensation 1or
loss of q finger, the employee Claim
ing in addition to special compensa-
Tin for loss of finger, partial compen-
sat.on on account of not being able TO
earn as much as formerly. This Is oe-
nie,l nv the insurers. The hearing Will
or, ably be held at Augusta instead OIL
Hallowell.
Albert w. Parker VS.. G. H. Bass ana
Company. Wilton. The question at IS
sue is whether or not the claimant
gave ;. sufficient notice, the employer
ccntending that he did not.
Ernest Carrier VS. Bates Manuiac-
turing Company of Lewiston. rms Is
a exc where the question at issue Is
the amount of compensation which the
claimant should receive for the loss OF
his right leg, the same having peeh
amputated below the thigh.
Lewis Dutil VS.. Androscoggln Minis
of Lewiston. This is a question Oh
whether the claimant is entitled 10
compensation on account OF an INJURY
said to have arisen out of anu III the
course of his employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
sOLON

The Woman's Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Della Irvine at her
home. The annual meeting will be held
May 81 During the business session it
was voted to give S. toward the War
Relief fund.
About 80 ladies were present at the
session in Grange hall Tuesday when
Mrs. Steele of Pennington was present
to give instruction in war relief work
The ladies of the town are to meet this
(F'riday) afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Minnie Jones. regent of D. A. K. chap
ter to organize for aid in the war relief
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
Governor Names Draft
Regishars--H Holiday on
Day Of Registration

portunity to fill up his registration
card and mail it to his home town.
No man between twenty-one and
thirty years OF age is exempt from
registration, though undoubtedly
many will be later exempted from mil
itary service. The penalty for not
registering, either through neglect or
refusal, is a term in Jail, and that ap-
plies to the rich as well as the poor.
No man will escape because he has
money to pay fine.
Claims for Exemption
After the other questions have been
answered the clerk in charge Of the
registration will ask each man il he
wishes to claim exemption from mill
tary service. The Registrar must en-
ter upon the card the reasons a man
gives for thinking he ought not to
serve. On the reasons given at that
time will be based the procedure later,
when the claim is investigated. Some
persons will be exempt because of the
kind of work they are doing, some be-
| cause they have children or other de-
pendents whom they must feed and
clothe. and some because they are al
ready in the military or naval service.
While the class from which soldiers
are to come is to be segregated by
draft. the law is careful to provide for
avoiding the misery that war brings to
dependents at home and for choice
of those whose military service the
Nation most needs and whose civil
and domestic service can best be
spared
The Draft
After every man between the pre-
scribed ages has been registered, after
the physically unfit nave been elimin-
ated and the others who are needed
| more at home have been excused, then
boards consisting Of the sheriff, clerk
| of courts and a physician in each
county, will attend to the duty of
drawing by lot, the names Of enough
| men to fill Names quota in the great
army. The Boards will also draw the
| names Of a set of alternates who may
| be called when a man selected first is
| rejected for any reason.
Reports recently received from
Washington indicate that the selective
draft law will follow these outlines
that it will be enacted and receive the
| approval of President Wilson very
shortly and that the day for registra
| ton is rot far away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
INDUSTRIAL
STATISTICAL
WORK SOON

The Industrial Accident commission
will start on statistical work as soon
as sufficient room can be secured for
the carrying on of this work in addi-
ton to the other activities Of the COM
mission.
*. z. Twitchell, official stenograph-
or of the commission. went to Cam
den today to report a hearing there.
Miss Ruth Redman, chief clerk of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
P. N. GROVER NEW
CLERK OF CLAIMS

Philip \. Grover Of Portland has en-
tered the employment of the State au-
dtor's department as clerk Of claims
George Bangs of this city. who has pre-
viously held that position. has been pro-
noted to travelling auditor. Mr. Grover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
Guernsey Trustee u. of M.

Governor Milliken Thursday nominated
ex-Congressman Frank +. Guernsey OF
Dover as a trustee Of the University OF
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18
MARYLAND
w. M. Webb

W. NJ Webb. a prominent citizen Of tbs
town, passed away at his home on Main
street Saturday morning. Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. William,
Patterson. Odd Fellows attended in
body and burial was at Pleasant Street
cemetery. The deceased is survived by
widow and three daughters, Mrs. Eva
Scott of Camden, Mrs. Cora Shaw Of
Pittsheld and Mrs. Mira Webb OF this
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-18

Schools in this town will close Thurs
day to allow the teachers to attend the
teachers convention to be held FRIDAY
at Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Williams have rent
ed William Browns house on PIeasan,
street.
The next meeting of the Sunshine Club
will be held Friday afternoon, May 3,
with Mrs. Fred Martin.
Mrs. Arthur Baird OF Wellington re-
turned from Waterville Saturday and
was a guest over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Baird.
Mrs. Julia Lawrence and daughter Inez
of Brighton were guests over Sunday and
Monday of Mrs. Albert Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Fowler, who have
been living in the home of Jonas Pushor
during the winter returned to their home
in VIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Thompson are In
Auburn this week
There will be flag raising in Congress
square Saturday noon, May 26, under the
direction of the Hartland Board of Trade
and Agriculture.
David Firth and DR.. Scammon were in
Bangor Saturday.