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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20
Small Working Balance

i}l. -ven i cont.ngeGt flnd u
S5'io. R'o = 700 sIna., d working oai-
ance WITH ~9ica 20 begin a year ,
BUSINESS Amounting q IS. no. 14'h IT
81 -, 't@ Wien YOU recall that more
nan na.I the revenue III tne State
ONES rom direct taxation which
does not rea," ne treasury until
re mont t r'ece.nner ne varv end
# re 1scai rear. ana tnac ov on
7t-tl11ona. limitation W a-e pre-
rented from Do--nwlCg NOR nan
500. 5ts' II Anticipation Il axes. Ne
4ava c:Iarse.i -.e f0r:re:' metAru by
v1icn bills against me state incurred
turing 4 q en- rnun1n we're ISua.lv
nor pdIu l7t.i me md III ne LUiioW-
-ng mont, ana arr par.us StaIr
employees Weekly ana al pIIls for
7er!a.s ana supplies ever, IVA
Weeks. IA arrier ~ permit Tie -ttn-
1nuaICe IF c..!S policy -It-.oNr .a-.
-ylns IN lnw;eidlr .asi. aa.anc-
over 1e emu OF ne iia1a. ear. I "a
-omluenG / constitutional .,t1eud
-nDm"H, INCREASING - III" million
-r rvu milton -.1!tars * mi. i
liz t-Inpuia-y .naa which naE b.
borrowed ~ At -.c:p4ticn pr -aAes.
n - yaag - WEN MS const--
-Gt."niii limitation ra~ dAet. the
-.t4- 1ppr1pr.a ..nr@ w expandi-
,-il-- ( governments N-r- s-n.; ~ -.
t apoar-nt ;.a, emp. rIr..'
horr X II, oa.ac.,r wrirg va All
nae Il -aaI INC hs.s 7ecame A.
fur@.. ON 1t / .tnanc.al program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20
N CONVENTION


n president n me Chair.
The CHAIRMAN The Senate
4ld House having organized a Joint
convention the Chair Would appoint
M senator from k-nnei1ec. Sena or
Gllnet-. the representative rom Pts
CataquIs. Mr. Gwen ot Milo as
committee "A MORN rs Exceilency
mat We are now n joint convent .on
ind await MS pleasure
The committee retired; ana subse
4uertlT reported that hey had a.
tended 70 me duty with which thew
were charged ana wished 70 repor.
mat the Governor VIII appear forth
with.
Thereafter ne Governor and SUITE
came in.
The CHAIRMAN His Exceilencv.
he Governor Applause
Governor MILLIkEN
Gentlemen 0t ne Seventh ninth
legislature
| an % address vol. Driehr i, eun-
for~lty with Section % IF Chapter .
of ne Revised Statutes. which reads
The Governor. ana Council sha.!
suamlr o each Legislature Tot .ess
han Is days after Il corvenes al
estimate n detail. or a genera est
mate IN any Instance where il IS IN
practicable 10 give specific items
sub divided ucCer appropriate. head
ngs. OF auch sums as nay De .!e-rne.i
2ecessa-T - ieITaF me several
charges and expenses lr me public
service 1T the current ana succee,i-
.nE rear- This estimate snail a.so II
r.uGe Such sums as inar De deemed
7eCassar" [or MARTA Die ana leIleru-
EN- institutions. ceW buildings or
-ns ~"noVauor 81 DID buildings aI
state institutions anu for such nt.1-.-
purposes tor when pubic money
MAY Dc properly appropriated. J.
sila.l - accompanied Dy 4 statement
showing he -oJll valuation Of ak
abe properly = ne stat as com
Diied hv ~ Board il state Assess
On ana Tie rat- II -dxa.!on neces-
sa-" 70 produce lpprosimaye;v me
rcrenue required @ n1e-r such ~
mated income OF me state f1r sa.d
* Ears rom sources 3laer thac
lIrec- ,axa.!or
TIE figures S'IunIjc+,i herewith l.e
not. .OH-ve' the EDresSIun Of ha
Ina.uad l,igr, ii ne Governor
,nl 'olnc!, -Her ira II; ro'. -
tst.- ,7" ~-sn!, If az I'll! lnt
detailed .,-ur ~ a. V1Uie -!nalc!a.
program " IL % ssl- = .'un MT
- ma Tea VITA iqUropr,a.
rnrA-ng v--.I ne Executive n-na-'-
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Extension Raj

-i1az.er Of re que Extension Rail-
va Company
Esouse l5s Frs..v- sid Of naytsa-
on OF Sch -rs- . 9.s.at4ari,S -alin
81
House - Resolve appropral ~
money -or Isni.nG IL Narrow. -
tweer Upper ana -owe- Richardson
axes.
House -tS Resolve -e.moursins ia
con Astie ror ane ana cos,s paii II
ease Prosecuted nv VIOLATION - 20
-,apping Avs
House - Resolve (. -ayo- II e
town Of Eax4e LAke 20 -e.nourse sad
town sor a par. OF the excessive Ak
penses incurred il he influenza aad
sna lpox epI0efnics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20

luiAd % complete me payments ov
ne state o riri.s and towns for
amounts paid 70 Gependents OF sol
niers. sailors ana marines. prior 70
5anua.v !, 1919 These claims ny
ties aad towns are presented Under
ne law after January FOR the six
months period ending December 81,
and are paid as soon AZ they can be
checked Up anG found correct. 7 is
net - apparent what the Total
lmnunt viii De
2ai your attention iiso - the
ac' thai eu- AZ the tota! LIS. S0a-
~ listed as current assets. only
s3ee5. 1858. the state contingent fund
or surplus. can De regarded as avail
able tot ne expenditures OF govern
inent during 1890. The remainder.
amounting 70 sS92ssa.- - required
% meet -xistlug appropriations
There will De some cases where he
-Drai amount authorized n existing
appropriations will not ne actually
expended ana tie 1nexpendeti pa
tnces VIII Ia pse INTO The contingent
tInd lane so = me total Of these
amounts exceeds me -ota. by which
ac'ua. collections AL Shor- of items
,is,e,! a ;ue Tor taxes. he contingent
";1i viii he orraspondingiv in
creased perhaps ~ 4 ,otai NJ $500
hUO
pointed out n The Budget Mes
age W years ago that A consider
able part ot me apparent contingent
-und balance Of slns5l45S would be
required 20 meet additions 20 exist
,ng appropriations where rhe ap
preparations themselves proved in
lceaaate. ma that turned out % De
-le c;.se Instances 1f that SORT ara
,-erv few tins ve;.r bu- K IS probahie
mat some r-,!uct.on OF me balance
WI! occur rom recessa.-v additians
:.
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ne wishes the bill 10 GO through as
promptly as possible
Mr. BARNES of Houiton air
speaker, may We nave TIE arder
read?
Order read
The SPEAKER Tie question be
fore the House % he motion rnat
the order receive passage. AL
those IN favor Of the passage Of tle
order will sav aye. t!luse opposed
no.
The Char doIpt.ng the viva Noca
vote the yeas and NAYS we're called
for
The SPEAKER. AL nose n favor
or the motion that the order receive
a passage will stand until counted
ana the tellers will make the count.
The Chair will state that IN these
rising totes it IS obligatory upon the
members OF the House 70 vote Unless
otherwise excused. All those ii fav
or Of the passage Of Tie order NIL
rise and stand until counted.
Forty having voted n the affirm
a1lva and 93 n the negative. 1lle Dr
der was refused 4 passage.
Reports Of Committees
Mr. Baxter. from me committee III
judiciary. reported ought not - pass
on bill An Act tC amend section u
OF Chapter - Of the Revised Sta
tutes. relating 10 town ana PRIV
ways.
Report was read and accepted anu
sent I'D FOR concurrence.
M. Berr- from the committee on
Indian affairs. reported ought 70
pass. on Resolve n favor If john
Z. Mitchell. representative Passa-
maquoddy Tribe If Indians.
Same gentleman. rom same COM
mittee. reported same on Resolve
III favor II Mitchell y. Nicolar rep
resentativ OF ne Penobsco- Tribe
Of Indians.
Mr. Barnes. from lie committee Oh
judiciary, reported same on Dill An
Act 20 make ralid the organization
Of the Second Christian Society II
Kit-ery. Name. under the Revised
Statutes. n The year IF Dur LORD
ls4S
Same gentleman. from same com-
rnittee. reported same on Resolve n
favor of Ida {. Heath OF Chelsea.
Ma1He-
Nj buzze!l. rom same committee.
reported same on Dill An Act relative
70 ne tenure II 'iflce N COUNTY
treasursrs
same gentleman. f7nm same com
nsttee. reported same IN nhi An AZ
20 amend section u or t'apter IL
u ne Revised statutes as a!neHu-
ed oT Chapter 10 N re PuoEc Laws
II -9,.. relating % stenograpnsrs II
ne supreme JUDICIAL cour-
NJ. Chaplin. from same committee,
reported same IN bill An ~ 20
amend section : 81 '.pai-H > ~
ne Reused statutes Hela''ns o &c
Journmen1 4 court
Nj tona!y, from sd..t comnit.t-v-
reported same ~ bill An Act % au-
thoriZe the Town. Of Presque Isle -
ra.se money % paE The purchase
0rlce NJ ne 81 or am IcnEeFeH .
NJ stat OF Name a. site tor 'he
erection OF ne buildings # =
Northern Maine -ana-orium
NJ Murchie. from same committee
repor-ed sare III bill. Il - ,
amend Up i,artef o. @utt. For =
and
Same gentleman. trom -anr ON
nlI--e -apor.ed same on bli!. IN -Act
20 permit the -0w3 II southport -
pntaln supply i pura water
Nj Williams u AIDurn. rom ne
committee III public heath on oll.
An t1t arnendaiorv . ma r'lbiic
Laws Of ne state Department II
Health. reported same II new
draft. Under -.t,- al An Ael amerda
tory ana additional. - Chapter 49,
ar III. Public laws Of leI7 relating
to .na state Department. cf Health.
ana mas >. ought TO pass.
same gentleman. rom same ou-
r.t.e.. CT OIL. An Act relative -
syphilis. reported! SAM in new
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20

Teverisnness. sore throat. sneeZins,
soreness anu stiffness
Don't stay stuffed up Cunt blow
ing anu snutiiing Ease your lhTop-
h,ns mead Nothing else N tho world
gIves such prompt reiief as 'Pape
Cold Compound" which costs only
few cents a. any drug store. II acts
wEtluut assistance, tastes nice causes
40 inconvenience Be sure YOU get
The zen me. ADV.
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cal make rnlsta.ie BY taking little
occasionally 20 keep he kidneys clean
and acT:ve.-Adv
,ndar same t.tle ana hat i ought
% pass.
Same sen,Ielnaa. rom same COM
;nl--ae. On bill. An ACT o incorporate
he steep Falls Water COMPANY, re
ported same Il 4 new draft. Under
anne title and tha- i ought 20 pass.
Reports were -aad aad accepted
and bills ordered printed under he
;oint r1iles
NJ Maher rom the committee On
udic!ar, reported Ought 70 pass on
bill An Acr relating % the signing
OF proxies.
The repOr' vas raal ana 3ccap, ed.
Mr.. BARNES OF Einulton: Az
matter of economy. y order mat he
oil ma nor re printed again ana De
IN our iie= with TWO numbers I
nova nat H.. rlIies % 7ow suspend
al ana mar u ,are rs frs rTo ~ead
.ngs a. the present Inc
! viva rnce vote Hrlng -aAen -ae
notion prevailed anu ne nil
ceived IS first -wG raadln.s Under
Suspension II ap lies and Vas spe-
c.a.l.- assigned u -1InnI'7w ~" -
h!vg reading
Hous~ - Al A. lor If .a..u-
ma >tlnna rti.z;.t.on ri SCHOOLS
House 81 NJ ..ct eating 20 ~
education OF 4ea5 or :2rn3 eh,lu~es
House - Bill "A Al amend
st''-'" u ma -~' ~
=, ~
-t''t' =. - 't0.. 81 -1e N
- -.
%
D'-'-- --e 49,
. - -
Ho1:s. - Sill AAA.s ;s --pe..
napier - Il Ne nate 10 spec
"a. laws u ne state Name #
81 .,eia1.rg II lie care ana nam
--nance II re Mount ceserr bridge
II ne own Ten. en-.
;I9usa 50 Eli \. Az % ega...:-
,ad Uaae ra!ic nc pr0ceedlnss 4
i" own meeting ~ = towr u
W-si Gardiner. held T. ne l-:.l IA
u Aia,r:l !. r. -"l
e "un'E commissioners II Penob-
scot coua,N ~ sell surplus .!ea,
House II Resolve. making Ii AZ
preparation -5r 'o-1pera'.r" a-7cn.-
tGrel WORK ne' Weer ne Iolege Il:
agriculture OF ne Cni"e!slt,- II Maine
and 'ic |niIe'i states iepaEf nenf u
agriculture
House * t.esoiFe. -naa--g II -
cropr;",ion .0r Ae ccht-p - NoH
'a=:ous diseases aHons domestic an
mas
-aoieH D hF 6-ah OF =" '''
penoins rs 4@co'li s'id1ils
f'ous+ = o." -
ne OWL "a Washing '"''
Passed 70 Be EHgrosseo
Senate - An ~ - authorize ne
.ounr, of .And-oscagg!a . -nlar.e
and repair ne count buildings 4.
Auburn III sad COUNTY ana erec,
1ev buildings ana enlarge ana ron
sr-lct saterv raultS
Tabled b. NJ SuliIvan u --ev,s-
ION. pending Is tnlr1 reaulng
senate 70 Al Ac- -1 establish 1
superior caur. IA ne 11untE II Per-
anscor
Sarata An Act arnendator- II
and addltlona. 70 SECTION = Of chap
rer a II me Reused. Statutes r.
.aang - examination III applicants
for admission ID ne bar.
Senate 4, Ac, 20 AIMED Sc
ttons :. :. and = Of Chapter - -
II he P-lplic Avs OF 1917 entitled
An Ac- 10 orovtd. for Mothers VIZ!
iepanderr children.
House -. An ~; Ia -y:enu lie
Drovlsions OF Chapter 80 II Tie PrI-
ate and Specja. Laws Of 1871 an
tiled An Ac, % authorize ne town
Yarmouth 20 supply gas ana cleo
,--c..v ana . amend same.
House I5a An Acr 10 ex-end he
clar--er OF me Salisbury CoYe Water
'9rupany
House % An Il, 10 ax;end ne
PROVISIONS. If CHAPTER "a Of ne
Private ana Special Laws uf -gra. as
.~-ard.Ad ns- t-hantar ~ NJ INC Pr
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- S-a. DEAFNESS
S SG OVERCOME

80 -ita-hai Deafness
-st .it.,a hari -
24"e head -olses 20 %
HS!s- ana get ounce OF
4t-2.- Strength. and auu
-.' V lot water and
: - Ell suga- Take :
=! our ines a fav
@-s 'tte3 Jr;nS quick -a,,sr
~st-esslng mead aoises.
"a 3s'- should open.
o'r.e easy ana the
n, ,oop 1ropmng INTO the
..s aAsv 20 prepare. costs
= 2teasant 70 take Any
&c. -ea-1g or who has
-eaf1ess Or ,ead ,,isas
mis- nrescriN:on
fendbdi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-20
Peels OF corns
Between Toes
The Great Corn loosensr OF .ne
Age. Never Fails. Painless

4 -or7 mashed. squeezed and crgs-...l
All day long, N between TWO toes. you
can I- The desperate Tea; e.n
rougl Ia: and - . d.- . TX mi
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Continued o. Page Col. 81
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Hopkins three sisters, Mrs. Bina
Withee of Madison. Mrs. Arvilla Dud-
ley and Mrs. Carrie Merchant of Fair
field, have been passing a few days at
Mrs. Hopkins cottage. Pleasant View,
on Vienna Mountain. While there
they had for guests their brothers,
Herbert Healy of Winthrop and Her
nan Healy of Mt. Vernon with his two
sons. Elwood and Arnold. and Mr. an l
Mrs. George Stevens of Winthrop. TIE
wild Strawberries we're plentiful and
besides having plenty to eat while
there. the sisters canned quite a guam
tity to take to their homes. They had !,
very enjoyable time. Their nephe ",
Elwood HeaE of Boston. told many in
teresting stories of his two years ex-
perience in France.
George A. Russell Is able to be about
the house again. and expects to 60 to
Portland this week for surgical treat.
ment
Mrs. Albert Stiles has been selling
green peas from her vines since June
10Th. They are fine variety, we'll filled
out and sell for $40 per bushei.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Carson ana
his sister, Miss Annie. accompanied by
their niece. Miss Jane Carson. took an
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEN STRUGGLE IN SNOW
TO SAVE THEIR LIVES


TO SAVE THEIR LIVES
Refreshing Scenes of the Frozen
North are Presented in "Children
of Banishment" at the Colonial
Theatre Today. Mitchell Lewis
Fights Nature and Human Nature
in Gripping Story.
There is just one time in the year
and its arctic blast makes an appeal
and causes one to sigh for zero
weather. That is when the days are
hot, just as they are now. 1t is not
possible for the people of Augusta to
have any such refreshing change as
this, but at the Colonial theatre this
afternoon and evening, story Of the
Great North, Children of Danish
ment," will be given that offers some
scenes of drifts and billiards. that
are so thrilling that the heat is sure
to be forgotten. So powerful is the
appeal of the views in this gripping
story that the spectator is almost sure
to wish he had brought his overcoat
and overshoes.
children of Punishment" is the
kind OF photoplay that will hold
the interest of spectators no matter
what the weather. Mitchell Lewis is
the star and so compelling is the
force of his acting and so powerful is
the story unfolded on the screen that
one watches the unfolding of the plot
With truly bated breath.
In this striking drama, Mitchell
Lewis as Dick Dream is called upon
to fight not only Nature herself, but
his own nature. He also fights other
men for. on becoming owner of some
very valuable timber land, he finds
business rivals blocking his every
move. With Allan Mackenzie and
his wife Eloise, Dream goes into the
woods. 1t is then that he finds he
loves the woman and she has a
strong affection for him. He tries to
fight his own feelings. but fears for
himself. Finally, he decides that tue
only remedy is for him to absent
himself. He goes away. and then
Eloise SENDS her husband to bring
him back. Dick finally returns to
the woman he loves and convinces
her that her husband is the only man
she should care for.
While some truly remarkable cpl
sodes develop in the story, the
photography is so wonderful in itself
that it makes an appeal no less strong
than that of the narrative. The
views were taken high in the Sierra
mountains, where Lewis and the
other members of his company suf-
fered the severest hardships because
of the ri0nrnuS weather
A delightful Strand comedy will
;.lso be given on the program while
there will also be the 18th episode in
The Silent Mystery and another en-
PERTAINING kinogram.-Adv.
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BELFAST
Summer People Arriving
Extra Boat on Thursday
NIGHT from Boston.

The steamer Camden had one OF the
largest passenger lists in history on
her trip out Of Boston on MONDAY
night, many being unable to get even
mattress and obliged to sit up all
might. A good deal of freight ana
baggage was left in Boston also
sowing to the rush for the Maine coast
for the Fourth. On Thursday night
an extra boat will be put on to take
care of the night before the rourtA
crowd, and this steamer will lay
ever in Bangor until Monday after
which there will be two on the route
giving a trip every day except Sun
day for the present.
Many Northport and Belfast
summer visitors arrived on Tuesday
morning among them Prof. and Mrs.
Charles E. Rogers and two daughters
of New York, who came to their cot
tage at Northport. Prof. and Mrs
Richard E. Stevens OF the New Eng
land Conservatory, arrived at North
port where they will occupy one Of
the Conner cottages. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Bowman and Miss Bernice Rogers
arrived to open the formers home in
Belfast. Morris Deisher and party
of friends arrived from Reading. Pa.
to spend the Fourth at the Deisher
cottage on the North shore where
Mrs. Deisher is spending the summer.
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SOMERVILLE

SOUTH-Mrs, Harry Daggett of
Portage, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Susan Allard and brother. Charles
Allard.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Foster and two
children Russell and Katherine. and
Miss Jennie Moore all of Augusta.
visited the Bartlett family, Sunday.
June %.
Mrs. Louise Nutting. who has been
staying at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Hewett. for
several months returned to her home
in Augusta, Monday. June 50.
Miss Alice Hewett has gone to
Pennington to attend the summer
school. She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Edith Hewett, who re-
turned the same day.
The South Somerville school closed
June q after successful term of II
weeks taught by Miss Alice Hewett
The children enjoyed picnic and
general good time the last day. haY-
ing also very interesting program.
Ray Ames Of Waltham. Mass, ac-
companied by his sister. Miss
Frances, and mother. Mrs. Emma
Ames. motored to HallowelI, Sun
day, June 20. and called on the Bart
lett families, Monday. The ladies'
will remain for visit with relatives
Mr.. Ames returned July LIST.
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HOURS At AUGUSTA
PoSTOFFlcE
Friday July 4, 1919,

On Friday. July 4. Independence
Day. National Holiday. the several
oepartments at the Augusta postof-
nee will be open as follows:
The general delivery, carriers.
registry and money order windows
VIII De open for the transaction of
business. 900 to HOO A. M: 4oo 70
800 P. M. at which times mail will he
delivered to any patron, stamps sold
registered letters received and de.
hVered' money orders issued and
cashed.
There will be no delivery by city or
rural carriers.
There will be 500 p. M. collec-
ton OF all street letter boxes and
dispatches Of mail deposited in the
postoflce will be made by ali regular
trains.
r. W. PLAIsTED,
Postmaster,
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READFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pulsifer left town
Thursday morning for a few weeks
visit with Mrs. Pulsifer's sister, Mrs.
Harrington of Wayne. Before return
ing to Readheld. where they make the r
home with their daughter. Mrs. Charles
Daley. they plan to visit at the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. Irwin Lamb 81
Mechanic Falls. Charles Daley and
family passed Sunday in making an au-
to trip to Poland
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Hopkins and Mrs.
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CONTINUOUS SHOW WILL
BE GIVEN ON THE FOURTH

Augusta as city will not celebrate
the Fourth of July this year. The
citizens, however, will have plenty of
opportunity to celebrate and it is
doubtful if they can have any more
fun than will be offered at the Co.
lonial theatre. A continuous show,
starting at 100 in the afternoon and
running until 1910 at night will be
presented. Two big features are on
the program. Monroe Salisbury, a
newcomer. will be seen in Light of
Victory" a Universal special feature
in which a man cursed the United
States and then saved it. The other
big feature will be the appearance Of
Gladys Brockwell in 1.-THE Divorce
Trap" a startling commentary on
life Of today in which a beautiful
pure American girl is the leading
fgure.-Adv.
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may13eodtf
EXTRA SERVICE ON
THE CAR LINES

On July the service on the Au-
gusta- Winthrop car line, beginning
at IL noon, hourly service will be
maintained during the afternoon and
evening. A late car will be run to
Gardiner after the dance at Island
Park. .sfs
On July hourly service viii BE
maintained on the Winthrop line. On
the waterville line, hourly service
will be maintained from East Vassal-
boro, to Augusta, beginning at G25 A.
M. and continuing ever. hour after.
Extra cars will be run July 4 on
all other lines. including Togus. Gar
diner and Augusta, weather permit
ting.
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The only occupant yesterday Of the
police station was stray dog which
had for the rast few days been wan.
dering about the city streets. and
which had become more or less Of a
nuisance. He had no collar, which
Is more or less essential for a dog to
wear at these times, and this fact
contributed in part at any rate. to
MS restricted liberty. The dog is
yellow and white in color and all but
his head, shoulders and forelegs have
been clipped. 1t may be that the
Hnimal has an owner in this vicinity.
@"d it he has it will be for the interest
~ the latter to look him up, for the
cog is in a dangerous territory and if
no one claims him his DAYS upon this
earth are very apt to be few.