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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20

Fight provisions of the Selective
Service Law. These agents will as
sist local draft boards in placing men
now in productive occupations
according to instructions of the EN-
ployment Service Reserve.
The following is a list of appoint
ments for the counties of Kennebec.
Somerset Waldo and Sagadahoc:
kennebec County
Albion, Charles w. Abbott: Angus
Ia, Ernest L. Mclean, E. G. Perham,
Guy l.. Sawyer. Guy p. Gannet.,
Burgess. J. P. Grenier, r. V. Pease,
Henry Nichols. Albert c. McLaugn-
lin. p II. Fitzgerald, A. l.. Taverniei,
James A. Mcdonald. Henry Trask,
Job CARTRIDGE, NJ. A. Phillips, FRANK
L;.Flamme, John Skidmore, Bert
Newell, George Gilbert, II. T. LARA
bee Belgrade, Charles A. Hill i,
Benton, l.. A. Davis, r. w. Pillsbury
Chelsea, Walter A. Burbank: China,
Dean Estes: Clinton. A. A. Shaw:
f'armingdale. Ralph Manson: Gardi-
nc. Fred S. Smith, Charles H. Gray,
John Fl. Wight. Z. l.. Buzzcu. Ever
cit y. Maxcy; South Gardiner Harry
3. Lawrence; Hallowell, H. E. An
drews' Litchiield, Frank Berry
I Manchester. Henry +. Cummings
Monmouth, Harry E. Frost: Mt. Yer
non. Joseph Ale. Oakland, Fred H.
Leach. a. H. Lord. c. A. Ridley:
Pittston A. E. Lord Readfeld, Ere /
l. Brown: Rome. Elbridce Foster
Sidney, c. S. Taylor, North Vassal-
boro. W. A. Lord; East Vassalhoro.
L. c. Barker; Vienna, Wallace E.
Sanhorn; Waterville, Joseph l..
! Clark, Harvey D. Eaton. F. E. Booth
by, Prof. Homer +. Little; Wayne.
W. w. Walton; West Gardiner.
Archie Cole: Winslow. Fred Simp
son; Winthrop. E. r. Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Sd MAINE ELEC-
TON ON JULY 25

Special orders will be ISSUED from the
office of the adjutant general today or
dering an election for the positions Of
colonel, lieutenant colonel and three
majors in the new Sd Maine Regiment
Infantry to take place at s O'Clock
Thursday evening. July ., in the Sem
ate Chamber at the State House.
Two of the companies of the sd Maine
Regiment are located at Portland and
one each at Lewiston, Bath. Bddeford,
Brunswick, Dexter, Millinocket. Au-
gusta. Waterville, Bangor and Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
CUI'lC(JRA
HEALS
SORE HANDS

my daughter. when only FIVE years
old, was troubled with eczema on her
hands and face. Her hands would
break out in water blisters which would
break and spread. She was so bad at
times she was unable to feed herself.
The itching and burning was so bad
she could not sleep at night. Her i'm
gers were swollen and she could not
put her hands in water at all. The
eruption caused Disagreement for the
time being.
"She was treated, but it did no good.
saw Cusicura Soap and Ointment
advertisement. and sent for free sam
pie. 1t helped her SO much tina, l
bought more, and l used about three
boxes Of Cuticura Ointment with the
Cuticura Soap when she was healed"
tSiened) Mrs. Alice Mcdonald, R. /,
Box q, Kezar Falls, Me. Juree, IL.
Use these super creamy emollien,s
for everyday toilet purposes and pre-
vent these distressing troubles.
SAMPLE Each Free by Mail: Address post
card: "Cuticura. Dept. X, Boston" Sold
everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment Is and Soc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Bridae Repairs Ortered


Chief of Police Arthur H. Field Of
Lewiston was a visitor on Friday
afternoon at the Automobile Bureau
coming over by auto He had as 2
guest on the homeward trip, sam +.
Conner. who was also a business
visitor at the State House.
The entire force at the Capitol was
completely captivated by the "Grea'
Victory on the Western Front" re-
mort that gained such extensive CIR
rulation Friday afternoon and husi-
ness was practically demoralized foi
some time-everyone joining in the
celebration and being able 10 talk %
nothing else. The excitement suo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
STATE OF MAINE

X EN- EBEC. SIS. SUPERIOR Cor7PT
1918 'o'S i-'l''
Rowe i'' ~
Upon the, annexed Writ and Libel, i,
tice of said Court. that notice thereof
De given to the Lhelee bv nuh,ish;n ~
an attested copy Of the same, or an al.
aract thereof. together with this order
III. .hhsrepn' tnree weeks successfully in
lhe kennebec Journal, a newsna ~
printed III Augusta in said COUNTY of
hennebec. the Inst publication IL II
thlrty days az least before ahe next
oeiiI ot said 'ourt. ID be holden al Az
susta. within ana for said County of
kennebec on the trst Tuesday II III u
.tennber next thct he may thcn and
tlele appear in SAID Court and answer
thereto u he see It,
Attest FRED EMERY BEANE.
Justice Superior Court
COPY OF LIBEL.
Inc Llnelant alleges that she u.ae
!narr,ed IN the said !lbelee at Boston In
me me state OF Massachusetts on the a.th
I Iibele 81 I 1oh 1907 the said lbelant and
Ipttee coma olted IN TINS State after
.neiL sand marriage. that the !ibeIsnt
resided IN this State when the ra1,sa
u nlNorce accrued as hereinafter Set
f fai,t' ana hSd resided here in good
Ialth one year prior to the date hereot
tnat ne hhelant has ever been faitbf',i
~ her marriage obligations, but ttat
.ne said lloe' has heen Unnn,nnr1i T"
the same. that since their internar-
rage me SAID libelee has been addirred
~ gross and confirmed habits Of intoytl
cauon, that being Of sufficient i hilitr
ne mas grossly wantonly and cruelIy
regretted and refused @ provide suits-
p4e halntenance for your Iibelant: that
ne mas been guilty of cruel and abusive
treatment and extreme cruelty towards
her, as follows. to wit: rs
herefore. she prays that a divorce
from the bonds OF atrimonv hetween
herseii ana said libelee may be decreed
ana ina. the care and custody of thor
MINOR chlld may be given to her. ais.
thar reasonable allmony be decreed 10
her cut OF his estate: or in lieI, therao.
mat specific sum be paid to her ~
him. ~
And the libelant further aueges Jul.
she mas used reasonable diligence ~
scertaln the present residence IL .;9
ibelee. but ~ una Bile TO do 80 ana 49, |
lot know where il is go
DELLA ALICE ROWE. I,ihe1a,,
kennebec s.. July g. 1915 The ~ |
4ibelant made oath that the above ala
cation as 70 the residence OF Inc IT,
ee is true.
Before me.
SAMUEL TITCOMR
justice of TIE ,'eare
A true copy Of the order of notice ara
lbe
Attest {. W. JONES. Clerk
Iyl3satst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20

Ellsworth. ]. Walter Strout. Thorn
aston; C. D. Turner. Isle al Haul:
Philip W. Wheeler, Portland; c. NJ.
Schubert, Bath; A. r. Weber. Bath;
c. kistler, Bath; Wallace L. Cook.
Portland.
Justice Of the Peace-E. a. Bean.
Belgrade Lakes Ferdinand DAG
nostino, Portland; Clarence A. Cato.
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20

ed mat all candidates tie physically
examined before taking the com,
petitive examinations.
ms Is fine opportunity for two
young men of Maine - get an edu.
od'on' All who contemplate enter
ing the competition should comm,,n,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Somerset County

Arson. Sherman Tinkham: Athens
H. n. Flanders: Bingham, c. ".
Dutton; Cambridge. D. r. whitney.
Canaan. Alton Goodrich; Caratunk.
A. B. Clark Concord. George !.
Hovey; Cornville, Forrest E. Cross.
Detroit, Vernon c. Bowman; Emh
den, John Wentworth; F'airfeI5
Percy A. Smith; Harmony, Z. A
Pattee: Hartland. j. Howard HALEY
Jackman, L. A. Piper; Madison. Fred
W. Lane: East Madison. Forrest +
Cross; Mercer. Eldridge Foster
Moscow, Charles o. Jones; New
Portland, ]. w. Dunlap; Norridvs
wock. DR.. H. w. Smith; North An
son, George L. Hovey; Palmyra. +
w. Frost: Pittsfield. W. NJ. Bigelow.
Ripley. A. E. Hemenway; Skowha
gan, F. E. Cross; Smithtield, Ell
bridge Foster; The Forks. Frank :
Dursin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Nominations by Governor

The following nominations hv
Governor Carl L. Milliken have been
posted at the Executive department
under date of July is:
Notary Public-Ernest c. Brown,
Rohbinston; Geo. F. Cary, Portland {;
J. +. Cox. Portland; Fred w. Hechler,
Limestone f. j. Hudon, Bangor:
Willis +. Parsons. FoXcroft; Frank
l.. Rawson. Portland. Harry l.. Rowe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Saaadahoc County

Arrowsic, George l.. Tarr: Bath. =.
W. Hyde: Bowdoin. W. l.. Malcon:
Bowdoinham, c. H. McEven;
Georgetown, j. L. Jewett Phipps
burg. John II. Stacy; Richmond,
William r. F'airclough; Topsham, +.
E. Daggett West Bah. Henry
Rose; Woolwich, John c. Gilmore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission will
he rather busy next week. havins
hearing for Monday at Portland on The
passenger rate advance proposed by the
Cumberland County Power & Light Co,
which will skip Tuesday and then con-
tinue probably for the remainder Of the
week.
A hearing will be held Tuesday al ?
A. NJ at the Town hall in Yarmouth n
the matter Of the Yarmouth Light Co
regarding an investigation as n nm
proprety OF an increase in rates
Bridge Repairs orcered
The Public Utilities Commission Fri
day rendered decision ordering the
Bangor Railway & Electro Co to make
repairs on Morse's bridge and Maxheld's
bridge both over kendusheag STRAIN.
on or before Sept !. 1915
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
Good Si(DnaaaCl

Did know that person with GOOD stomach rarely
1t true and also fact by careful eating and keeping
active day badly dorercd stomach may be gotten
fine condition. The DID, original IL. F." Atwood Medicine IS
astonach and bowel specific. You should once following
all directions carefully That grinding indigestion with bchng
heart pressure ac, bad breath stupor headache bakache
and tpation will drinish Appetite energy ard
ohcerfulncss will RETURN Begin the today.
dealer for the true 81. T by f. Medicine Co.,
Portland Me. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
WORK OR FIGHT
AGENTS NAMED

Announcement was made at tho
ONCE OF the provost marshal Friday
OF the appointment Of Employment
Service Agents in connection with
the administration of the Work or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20

Bibb-He deserves aoTgihE ~
paying me that old debt.
Babb-oh. he's always strapT'
fellow!-Towr Topics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20
A New England Motor Truck
Investment Opportunity

The Abbot Downing Truck Body Company of Concord,
New HAMPSHIRE have scheduled hafion dollar produc-
of Concord heavyduty trucks in their manufacture
ing year beginning June first Nearly the full amount of
this production is under contract with New England
Dealers and largely increased volume of business available
throughout the East where Concord products have
taned an enviable reputation for than century
The Abbot-Downng Company established in 1873
the oldest institutions of New England Concord wagons
have distributed in nearly every important country
the world and Concord Mot Trucks have had the
dorseent of prominent truck since they brought
out in 1916.
The Company increasing its manufacturing facilities for
trucks and motor truck bodies to meet unusually large
of sales in these products while maintaining
volume of BUSINESS in wagons and other products.
For the purpose of extending stock of materials the
distribution of limited unit of per cumulative
Preferred Stock has been auth cried share Common
Stock Bonus authorized with each share of Preferred at
$4,000 par subject to withdr avail without notice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-20

cate with Congressman fe'e,a
obtain information as t. de'a"''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Bait For Everybody

THE Democratic state council of Arizona has made
clever political It might be called strategic re-
adjustment Of the battle line in order to take up stronger
positions.
This consists of a $500 word platform, adopted after
two days hard cogtang and that platform contains bait
designed to catch every Democratic voter How
Is the bait may be inferred from reports that large sec
on OF the Democratic strength IN Arizona has been pre-
pairing to step the party line and vote for Thomas E.
Campbell for governor.
Observe the bait
To catch those who have been by the toler
shown toward the reasonable organization called the
Industrial Workers Of the World the platform CONDEMNS
IN uneasured terms the perucous doctrines of sabotage
and direct action advocated and pracced by the soced
Industrial Workers of the World and pledge candi
dates elected, to do away effectively with such prac
tees in Arizona This may be to the Democratic
candidate for governor Fred T Golfer who has rerained
from offending the L ". W However, what the state
council pledges the candidates to suppress the destruc
ton Of supplies and material (abOtag) the paralysis
Of industries through pernicious activities of LWW
agtators, although there paragraph in another place
also bait, urging capital and labor to submit their differ
to mediation.
Bait is thrown to organized labor by paragraph con-
demnng "aH methods of usurpaon Of the functions of
regularly constituted officials executive and judicial TO
whom the settlement rreconcabe differences belongs
Voters not aligned with either capital labor ap
pealed to with suggestion endorsing the land reclamation
policy Of secretary Of the interior Lane and urging that
the Of torental streams be hanessed for
featuring purposes especially for the faShioning Of the
states ingot copper into articles of This last
is bid for the sympathy of the mining interests.
The council finally seeks to disspate the cloud Of
certainty hanging the eligibility of Golfer by con-
demning the hypoccal efforts Of the opposition" IN that
direction and calling all loyal Democrats and fair
minded citizens to condemn by their votes this malicious
attempt to discredit Democracys chosen candidate"
Viewed from any angle this IS great little document
designed catch every possible vote without hurting any
bodys feelings 1t is the best brand Of soothing syrup put
out recently for public consumption. How many Demo-
Gratis viii be influenced by this appeal remains to be seen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
ACTING GOVERNOR PARDONS
FORMER BANKER OF LEAGUE

Austin. Tex. Oct II. E. Watson.
convicted in the Freeland county dis
trict court in April. 1917. on two
charges Of forgery in connection with
the state bank failure at league and
sentenced to two years in each case,
has been granted a full pardon by act
ing governor Johnston. It developed
tfat Watson previously had been
granted a furlough Of so days 'ou &C
count Of tuberculosis for the purpose
Of going to the sanitarium at
Carlsbad"
J. z. Watson was vice president of
the league bank His father. T. R.
Watson, head Of the bank. convicted
OF killing insurance and banking COM
missioner J. S. Patterson in 1916. and
given 80 year sentence, is reported
TO have filed application for a pardon.
He has cancer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 10Is.


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 10IS.
A STROLOGERS read this as one Of
n the days when it is wise 10 be
cautious IN word and deed. Uranus,
Mercury and Saturn are all adverse
The malefic power OF Uranus is be-
lieved 70 manifest itself in criticism,
misjudgment and fault finding. Dur
ing this sway public men may suffer
.indignities.
II is not a favorable time TO bid for
approval either in letters or the public
prints. Political candidates should be
careful
Frauds through organizations that
misrepresent their aims are likely to
be uneovred.
Contracts. checks and leases signed
under this rule may bring disap7oiat-
menL
The stars warn that all business
transactions should be exact, rs there
wiz be many unusual causes for con
fusion.
Lawyers have the proEnostioation
OF much professional activity and new
avenues Of work viii open to them
Mines and mining again appear to
be subject 20 a sway making for dif-
ficulties.
Farmers may lose heavily through
some unexpected condition.
There is not an encoura einE sign
for anything that comes out OF the
gOund today
Scandals again are indicated BY the
stars and many divorces are foreshad-
owed They who wear uniforms
should be especially careful about
avoiding romance, the seers declare.
for evil stars menace them today.
Great public benefactions that viii
have a far reaching effect are proph-
esied.
Children viii benefit from new rec
ignition OF the duty Of family and
state toward them. Those born this
year viii be unusually gifted. Il IS
again foretold.
Persons whose birthdate It IS may
have a year OF much anxiety. Losses
are threatened and the health should
be watched
Children born on this day may be
eXrrava Eaut in money matters. reck-
less and disconteutel These subjects
Of Libra generally have many ups and
downs-CopyriEh 1918. by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
The Only Sort Of Peace

TERMANYS peace %feeler" must not be given TeeOgni-
" ton Of any sort.
The only sort Of peace we can accept complete SUI
render by Germany.
Allied troops must occupy Germany and dictate terms
to the kaiser before the people Of the allied countries can
feel that they accomplished what they have fought for
The people of Germany be made to feel the heavy
hand Of that they may realize fully the meaning Of
war They must have a taste Of in their coun-
try that they may know small measure, what horrors
their soldiers have brought upon and Belgium
Germany might have been expected TO ask for peace
as soon as It became apparent that the would soon
be carried onto her territory. Having wrought all
the ruin possible to the territory has occupied she IS
now attempting herself from the despoation Of
conque1ng army and at the time obtain what meas
ure Of success she can in peace negotiations
There should be no negotiations hereafter. The
war must 20 until Germany the outlaw Of the world,
drops her arms throws up her hands and begs for eesa
ton Of hoste Then and only then will the lesson have
been driven home sufficiently to teach the Germans that
war is something be loosened at the whim Of mon
arch greedy for power and fame.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Little inter0iews

I Of tons Of cotton, coal and sulphur
used in the manufacture OF powder
In addition 20 the plant proper, there
is a village area, now being con-
structed. which will, when completed
constitute thousands Of modern bunk
houses, bungalows, apartment houses
etc These will be steam heated and
modern in every particular and are
built for the employees The village is
laid out in wide streets and avenues
and has concrete roads and sidewalks.
A sewage disposal plant has been
completed and has a capacity to take
care Of a city Of a population Of $4,000
people. The filter bed alone covers
ten acres of ground.
There are in the village area some
16 mess halls and restaurants. Y. II.
c. A, commissary, drug store, ma
tional bank, women's lodges, bachelor
quarters. picture shows, etc In this
WALLACE area alone, there is being
used about 100, 100000 feet Of lumber
for this construction work. At present
there are between $4,000 and 10000
men now working on construction
work for the plant This shows what
gigantic steps the government takes
in its big war program.
Carpenters are paid co cents per
hour, making $3.50 a week, while
plumbers and steam filters get S7h
cents per hour, or S65-25 a week. and
bricklayers the same. Laborers get
IS cents an hour. or 1910 a week. An
are paid time and a half for all over
time after eight hours. and double
time for Sunday"
The home service section OF the
Red Cross IS absolutely dependable,
said Mrs. c. G. Schobeu, associate su-
pervisor Of Mexican families. a few
days ago an enlisted Mexican was
sent TO FL PasO. His wife was very
III and they were in neel Of funds,
which we advanced to them. As soon
s her allotment came, they immed-
lately repaid the borrowed money.
TIE husband was recently sent east.
Soon after he left the wife died.
Again il was necessary TO make
loan We fully expect to be repaid
for this for It is very seldom that II
happens otherwise"
within q week influenza has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Years Ago Today
From The Herald q
This Date, 1904

CHORILX after midnight this morn
- ing the booming OF big guns was
heard outside the harbor OF Che Foo.
It IS believed that the Russian Port
Arthur fleet ATTEMPTED 10 reach this
neutral port and was intercepted and
that battle is now in progress. Great
excitement prevails IN st. Petersburg.
The orphan children about whom
a riot started IN AIorenci. Ark, were
taken away from there today BY an
asenl from new OK CITY Citizens
OF Morenci charged the officials OF
that city with giving the children over
to families OF bad repute.
In the session today OF the Interua-
tional Peace congress- George Alexan-
der, OF England. chairman OF the com
mittee on treaties OF arbitration. pre-
scented a detailed statement OF an
swers received from the several ma
ions 70 the question sent out by the
'bureau at Berne on the development
OF the treaty movement OF the sew
eral nations.
Peter Sells. the world famous show
man, died last night at Columbus.
Ohio, Of apoplexy. He started life as
a neWsboy.
4 ne AA4r[-44a OF LGt ii Ea1Q lnA0u
Depot company today awarded the
contract for the building OF the sta
ton 70 Frank Powers OF FL Paso.
The report that there has been a
serious eruption on Mount Peelee IS
not true There has been great activ-
ity there. though. during the last few
days and a week ago the volcano
emitted large quantities OF steam.
Germans from all parts OF America
gathered on the worlds fair grounds
in St Louis today TO celebrate Ger
man day" in commemoratlon Of the
landing OF the first Germans on Amer
lean soil. October 6. 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
TRAVELETTE
CrsTOlI OF RnGanL.
By NTRsAH.

Us A Ul4 OE 9UuADAa
GO FAR as IS known. the custom Of
- Bogadi now holds in only one or
two villages OF South Africa. II was
at one time quite extensive. or late.
however, It has all but disappeared,
thanks TO missionaries, and the spread
OF European culture
There IS nothing particularly bar
barous or heathenish about Boradl.
Indeed, It may be questioned II II Is
worse than the somewhat similar Gus
toms which. until recently, obtained in
Belslurls parts OF France. Ireland and
" ales- Bogadi IS a sort OF reversf-
pie doWry, and Il has the redeemfne
feature OF being in no way fncompati-
pie with the theory OF individual Sc
When a young African wishes 10
take unto himself a bride. he repairs
70 the father OF his love, and Informs
him OF the situation.
father.
tiously.
"a An right Give ne Il oxen and
But I haven't II oxen" protests
@All right Five. then
Z VIII be frank" says the sutton, in
MS most engaging manner, 7 have
only one OK"
Very well" says the prospective
ratherinlaw, carelessIy. Give me that
and an iron kettle and she's yours II
you feel like Il, you might throw IN
a looking glass or a couple o. ear
rings"
Bogadi IS held BY the fatherinIaw
as sort OF security. II the wife
proves unfaithfui or shrewish-ths
last being unlikely IN African wives
the husband may ask the return OF
BoEadL II, on the other hand, the
husband IS cruel to his wife, OF de-
serts her, BoEadi Is forfeit
It IS hard to understand why the
missionaries should object 70 an insti-
tuition which embodies so much OF
equity and justice.