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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-03-08

MisS-s Ora an Verness Ne'son
went to Twin Falls Saturday.
: l.er Dayley came up from Burley
lASt FRIDAY to see his mother who
has been very sick.
Mr. and M's QuilIian came up
from Rupert Sunday.
Go II news was received Wednes-
day 10y Mr.. j s. iianzel from his
wife who had gone to Rochester to
see DR.. Henderson. the Rome Spec.
iallst in regard to their little girl.
1t appears that Jim and wife wer !.
hardly satisfied with DR.. Nelson 8
treatment. and wanted specialists
advice. DR.. Henderson after making
thorough test of Il e little girls
leg has this to say. Fit had not been
for the proper treatment and care Of
the child S leg for the first six months
alter the accident she would have
been crippled for life and said that
Or. Nirlson Of Oakley had treated
the case just as he would have done,
and told the mother to take the little
girl back home again for our local
doctor to continue his treatment of
Me child. and said that Oakley ought
to feel proud that they had such q
physician in small town like this
We are sure glad to hear this report
Of our local physician and Of the
girls condition, although it will take
perhaps another 6 months before she
viii he alright again.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-03-08

Nayphe the Athenan
of
in
Phipp OF
its earnn
Maybe
eoquence with dramatic intensity with
platform n recenty years
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-03-08
Dependency d ue to Constipation

Women often become nervour H. d
Respondent. " hen this is due 10
constipation it is easily corrected by
aking AN occasional dose of Chnmb-
erlain's Tablets. These tablets are
easy TO take and pleasant IN effect.
Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisement
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-03-08
WORLDS Ia The MAKING
Dr. Carpenter Presents Great Sub
jet in Popular Form.

Probably no lecture during the
Chautauqua Festival Will create Il
more profound impression than DR.. A
ID. Carpenter, the eminent scientist and
astronomer.
If you can visualize motion picture
machine large enough and with q
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-03-08

Chiropractic removes the cause of
bis ease. Consultation Free. DR.
Edwin d. Busby, Chiropractor,
lady assistant. Walkers Residence
OAhley,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-03-08

NOTICE

To the Stockholders Of the Oakley Canal Co..
You will please take Land
March 18th 10 o'clock AM before the Board Boise
and all the proposal Of the Oak
charges for the 20 which schedule
fled compliance House Bill No III Of l9l T.
NJ c. STOTT Register.
Board Of Land Commis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-13
HAVE YOU FILED YOUR
SIIGAR APPLICATION?

Orono, Me. July 1e.-Flnal warn
ing that they must file applications
for sugar certificates on or before
July IS. was issued to all users of
sugar, other than household con-
sumers, today by Federal Food Ad-
ministrator Leon :. Merrill. Failure
to file sworn statements with the
food administrators of Maine will re-
suit in sugar users FORGETTING all righ.
for sugar during the balance OF the
year Applicants for sugar certth :
Gates filing their statements after
July 10, will not be granted certifl-
Gates and will not therefore be able
to purchase sugar.
This regulation applies to hotels,
public eating places serving over %
persons, clubs, steamships, bakers.
confectioners, soda fountain pro-
prietors. druggists, retail dealers q
sugar, makers of candy. soft drinks,
f1avoring extracts, commercial can
ners, invert sugar. syrups, sweet
pickles, ct cetra. In fact. every firm
and individual using sugar with the
exception of the household consumer.
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Forest Resources

Forest Commissioner Forrest II.
Colby is sending out letters to all
owners in the State for the purpose
of securing data as 70 the acreage
with the estimated amount of tim
Der controlled by each. He is seek
ing this information in cooperation
with the War Committee of the So
ciety of American Foresters, to de-
termine the forest resources OF the
United States and the war uses Of
timber. The information is to be
held strictly confidential and only
the general totals published, which
will in no way reveal individual esti
mates.
The blanks sent with the letters
call for figures on the timberland
owned in the State of Maine and the
stumpage estimate.
The first is to be given by acres
and the counties in which located
and the second estimated in board
feet or cords, as preferred.
The tmberland is divided as fol-
lows: Merchantahle, timber fit for
commercial purposes; non mechant-
able. timber too small or scattered
for commercial use: barren, no tim
Der whatover and water surface,
lakes. streams. etc.
The stumpage is divided: Soft
woods, as spruce, pine, hemlock. bal
sam and cedar: hardwoods. as beech,
birch. maple, poplar and miscel-
laneous
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"JACKING UP
RENTS AT BATH
GREAT INJUSTICE

| Bath. Ne. July 1.-THE Times
says: Sheriff Oliver states frankly
that he and his deputies will resign
, their offices unless some relief is af
! forded them from the difficulties
which are arising over the attempt TO
eject tenants by landlords who de-
mand higher rentals from people
VINO are paying their normal rent
ana Wiling 70 continue doing so.
The sheriff says that the federal
authorities must take some action IN
me matter and Wednesday night
Hon. Edward w. Hyde, of the United
states Home Registration Service.
TOOK the matter up with authorities
IN Washington by telegraph.
The common law relating to tho
eJectment of tenants on due legal no.
tice oelng served by the sheriff and
MS deputies was intended to prevent
iIaud ny tenants and the protection
OF landlords. An unusual situation
mas arisen in Bath. where writs have
oeen made against tenants who have
oeen paying their normal rent, and
are willing and anxious to continue
tnese payments to new landlords who.
having purchased tine houses, desire
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STATE HOUSE
Council Meeting 10 A. NJ Wednesday, July II

Canadians in the United States.
These conventions merely provide
that British citizens and Canadians
in the United States shall become
subject tQ military service and en-
titled to exemption and discharge
therefrom under the laws Of the
United States, unless within the pre-
scribed time they voluntarily enlist
in the British forces or return to
Great Britain or Canada for military
service.
The registration cards Of all Brit
ish subjects and Canadians, whether
declarants or nom declarants, and
whether unclassified, or classified in
Glass I, ., 3, 4, or 5, except those
who have already been indicted into
military service and except those
with respect to whom induction or
ders (Forms lola or 1929 have been
issued shall upon receipt hereof be
removed by local boards from the
file or registration cards and shall
be placed in d separate file. The
registration cards shall remain in
separate file, where they may be
available for inspection by properly
accredited representatives of the
British Canadian Recruiting Mission.
until further notice. The induction
OF British subjects and Canadians
whether declarants or non-d eclarants.
shall be suspended until further no.
tlce. The statement of a registrant
on MS registration card that he is a
subject of Great Britain or a Cana
dian shall be sufficient evidence If
his nationality unless the local hoard
is satisfied that such Statement. wa.
not true.
Paragraph H. Section Isl. is rere-
ny amended by the addition ar +ha
following after sub paragraph NJ. ,
thereof:
On request of any registrsnt or If
recruiting officer of the Britisb
Canadian Recruiting Mission. local
boards shall furnish TO any regis
trant who has stated on his recistra
ton card that he is a British s,Ihiec,
! or a Canadian. certificate in the
following form, either in writing ~
by telegraph:
1t is hereby certified that blank
"a reglstrant of this local board
stated on his registration card thar
! ne is a British subject or a cana-
dian
thereafter, upon receipt bv Ms
local BOARD Of notification by a
commissioned officer of the Britisb
/ or Canadian army stating that he has
been SO enlisted. such notificatinn
snail he filed with his questionnaire
ana the registrant shall be placed in
Class and marked Division X"
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EXTRACTION CASE

Police Sergeant George Dingley Of
Portland has recently made two
trips from that city to the State
Capitol after requisition papers for
one Daniel Gait, in custody in Allan
tic City, n. j.. wanted in Portland
for the theft of an automobile.
Mrs. Louise H. Baker of 1SS State
street. Portland. on June % last had
her 1916 Hudson touring car stole n
from in front of Keith's theatre in
Portland. 1t was No. 24,832 and bore
sent broadcast and few days ago
the police of Atlantic City tele-
graphed Chief Bowen of Portland
that they had man in custody Civ
ing the name of Daniel Gait AMI
claiming to own an auto, numbered
in Maine No. 1915. The machine
answered the description of that
stolen from Mrs. Baker.
The Automobile Registration
Bureau, Department of State, was
communicated with and it was
learned that on June 20, the day fol-
lowing Mrs. Bakers loss, a man
giving the name of Daniel Gait reg
istered a Hudson machine, although
he. gave the makers number as
40l1. The number issued to him was
35,116.
Mrs. Baker made affidavit that she
had visited Atlantic City and had
identified the Gait machine as that
stolen from her, therefore the extra
dition papers were at once Issued
and Gait will probably be returned
to Maine this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-13
Calais St. nv, COMPLAINT

The Public Utilities Commission
has received a complaint against the
Calais Street Railway. alleging that
the present schedule of rates, tolls
and charges made. eXacted. demanded
and collected by the company for its
service to the public is not reasonable
and just, taking into consideration
tho fair value Of all its property
used and useful in its service to the
public with a fair return thereon, its
rights and plant as a going concern.
business risk and depreciation.
The complaint is signed by the fol-
lowing residents of Calais: w. n.
Miner, physician and surgeon; How
ard f. Lello, mule spinner; Charles
+. Adams. merchant; G.. a. w. Lee :.
man. plumber: +. r. Hitchings,
farmer; William H. Shtttuck, farm
er; +. G. Smart, banker; Percy l..
Lord, apothecary: Otis w. Bailey,
jeweler and optician; Harold H.
Murchie, lawyer.
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MT. VERNON

Ralph Bean, who has been passing z
week with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Bean. has returned to New
Hampshire.
Fred Chids is able to be out again.
DR.. and Mrs. A. 6. Haigh are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whittier.
Mrs Wallace kroyer OF Brooklyn. \.
Y. accompanied by her niece and
nephews, Dorothy Austin. r ebert and
John Austin. have opened their cottage
on the shore Of Lake Parker. They
will remain for the season.
Wesley Comstock of Chesterville was
in town last week.
Miss Jessie Smith is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Carrie Gordon.
Mr.. Healand and Myron Frost naye
been called to the coiors They will re-
port at Camp Devens, Mass, July %.
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STATE OF MAINE

kENE EBEC. SIS. SUPERIOR COURT
IN VACATION. Augusta, July 18th,
Della A. Rowe, Lib't, VS.. Charles K.
Rowe.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel it
is ordered by me. the undersigned, Jus
tlce of said Court. that notice thereof
be given to the Libelee by publishing
an attested copy of the same, or an abb
stract thereof. together with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in
the ke1nebec Journal. a newspaper
printed In Augusta in said County of
kennebec. the last publication to be
thirty days at least before the next
term of said Court. to be holden at Au-
guSta, within and for said County Of
kennebec. on the first Tuesday OF yep
TENDER next, that he may then and
there appear in said Court and answer
thereto if he see at.
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANE.
Justice Superior Court.
COPY OF LIBEL.
The Libelant alleges that she was
married to the said libelee at Boston in
the State of Massachusetts on the 24th
day of June. 1907 the said libelant and
libelee cohabited in TINS State after
resided in this State when the cause
of divorce accrued as hereinafter set
forth and had resided here in good
faith one year prior to the date hereof:
lIldL tIS ilDGldHl mas ever DeeH ldllHLul
to her marriage obligations, but that
the said libelce has been unmindfu or
the same; that since their interInar-
rage the said libelee has been addicted
to gross and confirmed habits of intoXi-
cation; that being of sufficient ability
he has grossly. wantonly and cruelty
neglected and refused to provide sulta-
BILE maintenance for your lbelant; that
he has been guilty of cruel and abusive
treatment and extreme cruelty towards
her, as follows. to wit:
Wherefore, she prayS that a divorce
from the bonds OF Ilatrmony between
herself and said libelee mag be decreed.
and that the care and custody of their
minor child may be given to her; also
that reasonable alimony be decreed TO
her out of his estate; or in lieu thereof
him.
And the libelant further alleges that
she has used reasonab BILE diligence 70
ascertain the present residence Of sald
libelee but is unable to do SO, and does
not know where 1t is.
DELLA ALICE ROWE, Libelant.
Kennebec, SIS. July 2, l9lS-The SAID
Libelant made oath that the above alle-
cation as TO the residence of the Noe-
ice is true.
Before me,
SAMUEL TITCOMB
justice of tie reace.
A true copy Of the order of notice ana
libel. ,.
Attest: c. W. JONES, Gers.
ily12 Sat3t
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State House Coal

superintendent Of Public BUILDINGS
, mares >. Brown has just been look :
ing over the State House coal bin
and figuring on his supply for No
coming winter and in that connection
noteo the amounts of coal used dur
ing each Of the cold seasons since
the new Capitol has been occun,ed
as follows:
Season of 191o-11, $50 tons: sea
son of 1911-12, 625 tons; total, 1245
tons.
Season of 1928, 52s tons; season
OF 1894, 442 tons; total, s6s tons
season of 1914-15. sos tons; season
OF i9l9- 10, Az tons; total, 985 tons.
Season of 1916-17, 45S tons: sea
son of 1917-1S, AS tons; total, 9os
tons.
IL VIII be noticed that while the
smallest amount used was in the
season of 1914. 442 tons the most
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-13

severe winter for century was
passed through last winter. when but
AS tons was used. And not only
was the cold very severe, but the
building was never so completely oc-
cupied, every available room being IN
use. One thing that aided tremen-
dously in the conservation of coal
during this particularly severe WIN
ter, was Governor Miliiken's 'dea OF
shutting off from the heated part OF
the Capitol the immense area of the
dome. The idea was laughed at by
some and poched at by others, but II
admirably served its purpose.
Superintendent Brown already has
piled on the State House land about
100 cords of splendid wood and has
about 200 cords in addition coming
as soon as haying is over and the
teams are available. This is for
emergency purposes and the legisla-
tors need have no fear of being cold
during next winters session Of the
LEGISLATURE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-13

TO secure these premises for f'
at largely advanced prices 10
tenants who Will pay the irc''
price that is charged. III ore
where rooms were rented for ~
month the rent has been ad''-
to 500 and the former occuF
have been served with eJectrr1e"
tees.
In some cases 1t seems an ~
tice and cruelty to eject forcipL!
tenants as have been paying
NAL price for their homes ana .
their goods and themselves ou'
the street. poor people, old Peep"
children thus left without hons
order that new owners may I
by these real estate specuh'
says Sheriff Oliver.
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State House Chat

I An election was held at the Port
land Armory Thursday evening by
the members of Co. c. Ord Me. Reet
for the position Of captain and com
mandinc officer to fill the vacancy
resulting by the resignation of Capr.
Peter Christensen to accept com
mission in the L. S. service. Can't. y.
h. Redion. comma nding Co. A, acted
as presiding officer. First Lieut.. ].
Arthur Jackson was unanimously
elected as captain. Sergt John A. M
gent was elected to the position of
first lieutenant to succeed to the va
cancy caused by the advancement OF
Lieut.. Jackson. Second Lieut.. Johl
L. McCobb declined to be a candi-
date for promotion.
Harry l.. Sanborn. Rockland. di
rector Of sea and shore fisheries.
Thursday announced the appoint
ment OF Richard F. Tapley of York
Beach as fish ward,n for York
county
A new federal Office has opened in
Bath. it being a branch Of the United
states Public Service Reserve of
which Charles T. Jackson is in
charge as the local examiner and has
for his assistant Miss Harriet L
ockson. The office has been opene,l !
under the direction OF Charles !
Hlchborn Of Augusta, who is in
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STATE OF MAINE
KE\NEBEC. IS. SUPREME JUDO
JAI COITRT IN EQUITY

KENNEBEC. IS. SUPREME JrD1C-
IAL COURT IN EQUITY
EDWARD BEERS vs. AMALuH.
WIRELESs TELEGRAPH & TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
In the matter of the final report o. ihg :
trustee in the above entitled cause hIeu
this day. it is ordered:
That a hearing be had thereon at 'ne
court House in Augusta Maine. u y
TUESDAY, the 3oth day OF July, lsls. II
ten o clock a. NJ. and that notice OF o1
said hearing be given by publishing a. ~,
sttested copy of this order once Eegin
for W. consecutive weeks in i, t ,sr p pa6
hennebec Journal: h ,ns P fpnlbli-
cation to be at least seven days beioie
me date OF said hearing.
'''e LESLIE c. CORNISH
chief Justice Supreme judicial Col,,ss
Dated this Sd day Of July. A. p III
! a,t trne copy G. ". JONES, clerk
(SeaD
jly6-E
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WINDSOR

NORTH-Rev. r. T. Davidson Of
Boston and president Of the Dover
Street Rescue Mission will preach at
1890 A. NJ, Sunday, at the Baptist
CT urch, North Windsor.
The funeral of Mrs. Naomi
Stewart will be held at T. ~. Sat
urday, at the Baptist churcn IN
North Windsor. Friends are invited.
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MUTINY AMONG
AUSTRIAN TROOPS

Corfu. July IA serious h'
among the Austrian troops N ~
the occupied districts Of SelV,
announced by the Serbian pres
The garrison at kraguyeTal@'
former Serbian arsenal, bronx
rebellion because of bad foou,
statement declares. and many y
officers were killed.
The munity was Suppress
a battle in which machine gun
artillery were freely used.
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Soldier Reported Killed

Adjutant General George Mel.
Presson received telephone mes
sage Friday afternoon seeking infor-
nation about the reported death of
Arthur Gastonguay of Waterville, q
member of the 1O3d Regiment, now
in France. The report said that
word to that effect had been received
by Gastonguay's mother from a
brother. also in the regiment and
confirmation or denial was sought.
General Presson had no informa-
ton at hand on the case and advised
communicating with the adjutant
general Of the army at Washington.
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Mrs. Ernest e. Hiegin. Of Greene

Mrs. Efnest z. Higgins Of Greene
died Thursday AT the Central Maine
General hospital at Lewiston She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry H. Miller and was born in
Lewiston SO years ago. She was
'nemoer q the Androscoggin Grange
81 Greene She is survived BY her
father and her husband.
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G, A. Batchelder Of Old Town

Geo A. Batchelder, aged 81, died
Thursday at Old Town. He was a
farmer and lumberman. active in
civic affairs in his earlier days ana
established the first milk route in
Bangor. He leaves his wife and a
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-13

charge of this district, and is in Sag
aGahock block, in one of the rooms
formerly occupied by the chamber of
commerce, over the store Q. d. L.
Percy & Sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-13

n. H. Eldridge Of Gardiner mas
heen recommended by Gov. Milllken
as a member of Kennebec Exemption
BOARD No. ., to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF weston
Lewis of Gardiner.
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Draft Rulings

The following telegrdphlC oiu0i'
regarding the Selective Service OF
pratt laws have been received oy
Adiutant General George Mel. Pres
,,n the provost marshal of Name
rrAn, Provost Marshal Crowder at
Washington: ,,u:.,,
"Rv racent act of Congress citizens
or subjects of countries neutral II,
tho nresent war who have declared
their intentions to become citizens OIL
tho limited States are reviewed from
r.b;li+v 10 military service on certain
corditionsN in accordance win 'ie
regula tions\prescribed by the Presi-
dent Pending receipt OF these reg
ulations. all local boards snail not
inyoluntarily fnduct any registrar.
who is a subject of a country neutral
in tho present war and who has de-
c,ared his intention to become cit-
zen of the United States who mas
NOT completed his final naturalization.
Dec,arant registrants OF the Hollow
inp countries do\ not become within
the terms of this telegram; Bel
GUM, Brazil, Bulgaria. China, Costa
Rica. Cuba, France. Great Britain
Greece, Guatemala, Italy, Japan, Ii
IBERIA, Monaco, Montenegro. Mic
aragua, Panama.\ Portugal Rou-
mai MIA, Russia, Sam Marlno' Servia'
siam. Turkey. Subjects of Austria,
Huneary and Gef many should be
still classified as ANien Enemies"
British and Canadian Subjects
"The Senate of the United States
recently ratified conventions with
Great Britain and Canada relating to
the military service of citizens Of
the United States in Great Britain
or Canada and of British and Cana
dian subjects in the United States.
/ 1T should be espe cially borne in
mind that this is not draft by
Great Britain of British subjects and
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-05
FROM LIEUT. HARDY

First Lieutenant n. v. Hardy
writing from France to a friend
here stated that he had just come
from the front line where his d.
vision had run the Germans so
fast that it was impossible for the
artillery to keep up with them.
They advanced about fifteen miles
towards Germany and the relief
company is still going forward.
Lieutenant Hardy has been lover
the top twice.