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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

The question that is just now ut
tracing attention from many peupls
is: On what time viii the polls be
opened and closed on the coming
Primary election, ON Monday, june
~"
Numerous towns and cities arg
now running affairs on the so-caliec
Daylight Saving time. while Others
adhere with the railroads and steam
boats. expresses. erc.. I'd the old
Eastern Standard time. The matter
being called I'd the attention Of the
secretary OF States department n
whose charge the election matters
are. the statement was made:
Simple enough. The State OF
Maine does all lis Official acts on
Standard time. Chapter l. Section
Of the Revised Statutes Saws:
All courts. and al State and
county and TOWN officers and their
employees II the TRANSACTION Of their
official business and all contracts
unless il is otherwise provided there
IN, and al proceedings in law and
equity. shall he governed by the
Eastern Division Of Standard time
Nhich-seem To settle that the
polls Oh June 81 next will open At L.
NJ and close al 9 P NJ Standard
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
isr and Game

The Inland Fisheries and Game
Department has received a report
from EFF Z. Jorgensen of Ashland.
chief warden for northern AroOsIuok
county. of the prosecution on Nav 29
before Trial Justice A. j Beck Of
WashDurn Of Isaac Richardson Of
Wade Plantation for having in his
possession one beaver skin. He was
found guilty and fined $50 and S6.33-
costs.
Deputy Warden John Z. jackson Of
JackInan reports the prosecution On
Mev - before Trial Justice Heman
- Holden Of Moose River Of Joseph
Gingre Of loose River for fishing
without q non residents license. He
WAS fined SIS and S-.75 costs.
Arthur w Lander, the warden IL
Newport. reports experimenting three
men-Leon Fines Of Pir1sfield Frank
Harding of St Adams and Ear
Farmer Of Newport-at the head Of
Lake Sebastl cook On Sunday, May 80
with a good catch Of white perch.
The parties were taken before Judge
c. c. Blaisdell Of the Newport
municipal court on Monday, May 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Mrs. LueIla A. Snow of Hockiane

Luella A (KearinE) Snow Of Rock
lRne. widow of Capt. Israel I. Snow.
and sister OF Rear Admiral A 6
Snow OF BrooklIne. Mass died Sun
day night aged 81 She WIS de-
scendant Of Richard Heating. a Rev
dictionary soldier who settled in
South Thomaston in 1T-2 She had
figured prominently in the social and
musicH. affairs Of the cirv The sur
vivinE children are Richard K.
Israel. Willis, John /. Woodbury. NJ.
Robert A and Addie Z. Snow Of this
city and Mrs. Hugh A. Balm Of Riv-
arside. Calf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
PINK BUBBLES
JUST GAVE HIM
THE BLUES

Pink Bubbles are all night, but in
the case of Will Rogers. they give him
the blues Just now this was will be
shown N Water Water Every
where" the Goidwyn picture in which
Rogers will be seen at the Colonial
theatre on Thursday. This play is a
com bination Of comedy and drama
with more fun than serious moments.
In II. Rogers makes an even bigger
hit than ne did in Almost a HuE-
band" and "Jubilo." IN bpth Of which
ne was regarded as Just about iii" by
Colonial audiences-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
BELFAST

Hundreds Of morning maps were
broken up Tuesday for as many Sci
fast people were curious to see the
diver which came here from Bath
I'd assist in raising the truck which
went through the bridge, submerge.
Rumors had been rife that there
were cpnrraband goods on board AND
although Mr.. Foster stoutly denied
the allegation. Deputy Sheriff j. A.
q. Beach was on hand and made
thorough search. There We're wet
gnuds a-pleAy. but wet with salt
water only. for the big truck and IT'S
precious freight was dripping al
every part Deputy Beach was per-
fectiy satisfied that Mr.. Fosters load
was moving picture films and many
in the CROWD looking for something
sensational and possibly a little dry
themselves were quite disappointed.
Many of the films were examined.
as some OF them were not packed
but merely on the reels, while others
were in the tin containers, but they
are duubtIessiy ruined. Local pic
lures operators present Expressed
the opinion that they would be d
total loss. To an on-looker the
truck seemed To be but little dam
aged. The right forward mud guard
and lamp were t-ifie twisted but
otherwise it seemed none the worse
on the exterior for it's long bath. II
was holsted over the lighters SIDE
and remained there until the next
tide when il was landed on the
bridge, headed for Bangor whence
II was lowed later II the day
Maurice Sanborn taken into Gus
tody by Sheriff Cushman al his home
IN WIntsrport was this morning TAX
en- TO Portsmouth by Deputy Frank
A. Lirtiefieid, charged with deserrion
from the L. S. Ship Desm oins.
Young sanborn is but 90 years of age
and passed last night ID the county
Jail where he gave no explanation
for overstaying his leave. At the
jail he renewed acquaintance with
Bernard Crocker an enlisted man.
who was apprehended a short time
ago while on a furlough. being
wanted 2n the charge Of assault g
year ago on parties in Swanville.
The two Young men had met some
years ago at the State School for
Boys- Cracker is held under $500
bonds for the September grand jury
of the Waldo County Supreme Ju-
dicial court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

tnmnbile TRIP 70 Rockland SATURDAY.
END.
Misses Ruth and Mildred Jones
were home Saturday and SUnday
from Athens where they are attend
ing the academy
a z. Rowell has purchased n an-
tomphiie. He made a trip ID Eing-
ham Saturday with il where ne was IN
attendance upon a Joint school COM
mittae meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
State iiuuse Chat

The state Board of Commissioners
Of Pharmacy will meet this
Wednesday morning in the hall Of
the House for examination Of candl-
dates for registration
The weekly session Of the Gov
ernOr and Council will be held al 10
clock this "wednesday morning.
Z. 3. MaIlert Of F7reeport was q
business caller Tuesday afternoon al
the State House.
a State Official VINO is seldom Al a
loss for word. marched into an
office al the Capitol 70 congratulate
d BRIDE. recently returned from the
honeymoon trip. He approached her
II q smart, BRISK manner. and IN an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

The State Board OF Charities and
Corrections often receive inquiries
from various parts~of the State ssto
whetner a mother. whose husband
lives AT home. can be given the
Mothers Ai6. Formal applications
are also occasionally received for
such aid. Captain j. r. BRgiey ser
retary of the board, said:
Altar considering several appiica-
tinns of this kind, the board lis of the
opinion thar the husband must be
considered. when ne is living with
his family, as the head Of the family
Upon him devnives the responsibility
Of providing for the mother and chill
efren. II ne liz moi able TO do SO, ap-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Care and Responsibility.

responsibility attached the preparing remedy for Infants and Children
undoubtedly greater than that imposed the remedies
adults whose system sufficiently strong for time least
drug well observe Casa prepared today has been
past YEATS under personal Of Mr. Chas Elsrhr
have makers limitations and substitutes stake? What their
responsibilities? To they nvsab? They spring to-day, scatter
their hilarious broadcast, and disappear tOmOrrov>
Gould each mother with which the for
Fss prepared could they read the uuueae testimonials from
grateful mothers they sadings and false
Of those would substitute fol-, the tried and
F7euhs Castora
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

parsntly he must apply ID the trwn
for assistance IN the form of pRuper
supplies
Exception IL being made by the
board To this rule only in those cases
where the husband has not deserted
his family, but IL temporarily being
cared for IN some public institution
or is only waiting a vacancy in order
that he may be SO cared for"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Public Utilities

A hearing WAS ordered Tuesday by
the Public Utilities Commission 10
take place IN the common council
room at Portland Thursday. June 10
al II A. NJ, standard time, on the
petition of the Boston & Maine Rail
road asking for authority to Issue
under and 10 be secured by its mort
gAge to the Old Colony Trust Co.
and 8. Parkman Shaw, Jr.. trustees
dated Dec l. 1913. It's bonds IN
amount Of ST. sos 900. To be dated
July !. 1920, and to refund a like
amount of bonds dated Dec. l. 1913
and maturing July /, 1870
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

"an-sertled" time announced that he
had come '-rp kiss the bride" The
priue wasn't pnasea-nuI a hit She
looked IN his direction and without
Smile, genriy remarked: TITS I'd
Id yol- And the State ofncial
walked OUT not IN q smart. brisk
mannsr and without having made
goo6 his announcement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
STATE OF MAINE

s-aTaetec SIS superior Court IN Term
AUGUSTA, June Sth. 1920.
an a ashburn Lib't, w. Ger
'i' - ashnuru.
aH me annexed Writ and Libel.
|'9ereE nr me. the Undersigned
et salU Court that notice
ne gwen 70 the LiDeiee by pub
-----= i,L ar-ested copy ~ the same.
a. ats-rac- chereof. together with
|e' thereon, three weeks SUE
FL" II the kenuebsc journal. a
-aner prlured II Augusta. in said
r hRnnebec. tfle last puDilca-
hf thirty days al least before
* 1e-u If satG Court. 10 be
l1a ~ AUGUSTA. within and for SAID
NJ kenuebec. on the first Tues
' september next, that she may
ana there appear IN said Court
-+'- 7FfT thereto If she see fit.
ATTEST FEED EMERY BEANE.
Justice Superior Court
Copy Of Libel
--irelant alleges that ne was
"a ~ 20 Tie SAID lIbelee al Augusta.
III N[ALe If Maine. IN the eighth
ictpDer. 1872. the sail IipRlart
@iee conaDlEau IN this State
a~sr SAID marriage: thai the IL
aaiGeo IA this State when the
A'VD~ce accrued as hereinaft-
- -oT.h. and had resided here in
43lh one year prior 10 the date
.... -i1a, Inc libelanf has ever been
n mis- marriage obligations,
- ne said Iibelee mas been un-
Poi the same: that on the sixth
''J9ne" 1916. she utterly de-
ne .Delart without reasonable
ana has continued said tieserftnn
. consecutive years next prior
- 7-.nZ Of This Libel: thaf no chill
saFe Deen born ID them during
said marriage.
- rHioFe. ne p-ayE that q divorces
nc ponds Of ra1-impuv betwesn
.- anc Sale libelee may be de-
ms lIDeiant further aliuGes that
.-- 4Seu reasonable diligence To ar
ne present residence Of said
huf Is unable To DO SO. and
Know where II is
riANK ABEL wAEEETRy,
Libelant-
. Asbse, SIS. June Z Ia2D-The
-- --t5eidnt made oath that the
r.. Legation as To the residences Of
--9tIee If true
@@4nrs me
RALPH VI. FAREIS.
Justice OF the Peace.
and l; ae cory OF the order Of nUrice
.pba4ssaaa.. c. ". JONES. Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
New Cc-urratiors

The following newly organized
corporations under the laws Of Maine
have had their articles Of incorpora-
tion approved by the Office of the al
torney general:
Weegar Auto Supply Co. organ
lied June ! al lewiston Capital
stock. $50, 900: all common; nothing
paid in: par value. 500: shares sub
scribed. 81 President Cvrille La
hranche. Lewiston: treasurer, Leouie
Labranche. lewiston; clerk. Henry
z. Weegar. Lewiston; directors, the
above. Purposes. 4 general aurumo-
bile business. both wholesale and re
tail and the same with automobile
Supplies and accessories. Approved
June ..
The Oxford Spring Sanaturiurn. or
Eanized May 90 al Lewiston. The
corporation is located at Oxford
Capital stock. 10000: all common
paid IN. $4,000; par value. 500:
shares subscribed. $50 President.
William L. Haskell. NJ. D. lewiston:
treasurer. Harry A Farris. NJ q.
Lewiston. clerk. james H. Carroll.
lewiston; directors. the above Pur-
poses. TO own and operate a general
hospital and sanarUrium in the State
Of Maine. Approved June 3.
Il M. Smith Co. organized June 8
al Portland. Capital stock s100.
coo; ali common: nothing paid in
par value. $40; shares subscribed.
3. President. a. TAYLOR NacElwee
Portland: treasurer, Philip II Sher-
man. Portland clerk. Carroll B.
Sl1iIlin. Portland: directors. the
above. Purposes, a general phptDg-
rapher's business; ID buy and sell al
things pertaining 10 photography,
pictures. art goods. etc. Approved
June f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
National Guard

Special Orders No. "a under date T
June have been issued erum the Of
hcs Of AGJutzut Genera George Mel
PresBon. designating and authorizing
Dana Whidden of Old Town ID re-
cruit a company for the Maine Ma
rinnal Guard. with a home ~secticn 81
Old Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

cirvs allotment. This is very graft
tying 10 the committee which had
the drive IN charge for with the IN
sistent calls for money even the lit
tie asked for came-ln SLOWLY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

VIII benefit every men,
Der Of the family. We
are constantly hearing
Of cases where three
generations have used
Il continuously for al
disorders Of the srnm-
ach, liver, src. Buy q
bottle from your deal
er today, so doses for
Soc. "L.F." MeCicine
Co., Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
Dd m D


Damp, foggy weather. the kind
that takes al the starch and ambi-
ton out Of yuu-wnsn IT'S not really
raining, just wet and cfilly-rhEt's
the worst disease-srreader known.
To resist It's unhealthy influence
your bowels and digestive organs
must function perfectly. Il il q
Wise precaution 20 take q liberal
dose Of Elf" Atwood's Medicins.
a few doses Of this reliable old
family remedy viii ward off many
colds and sore tnruR1s, with their
consequent loss Of time and income.
Its regular use viii keep your sys-
tenn N excellent CONDITION. and less
energy viii be wasrer fighting disease.
The true IF is ABSOLUTELY safe zn6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

and baing adjudged guilty were sen
fenced To pay fine and costs amount
ing To S27.9 each. They paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

Ada Fl. Roberts. wife of Emery ].
Roberts of Belfast Is dead ar her
home IN this city AT the age of 40
years. She was born here the
daughter Of Byron and Anne
tSmart) Hart She WIS twice mar
RED. two children by her first mar
riage surviving her NO funeral ar
engagements have been mace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09
SOLON

/ So-TE-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rus
sell and little daughter made an au-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-09

Prizes were awarded as follows IN
the annual Prize Speaking contest Of
High school students. held as the
opening Of commencement week:
Girls prizes. first, Miss Mildred
Biack, sophomore: second, Miss
Rena Durton. senior; third. Pauline
Stackpdis, Freshmen: boys Charles
Merseruey, senior. FIRST; David Hox-
ts. second and David Moody, third
Both Hoxie and MOODY are Fresh
men. The Judges were Rev. Alfred
c. Elliott Miss Grace A. Lord and
Ralph 4 BramhaL. The contest
WAS hsld IN the Armorv
The last returns Of the Salvation
ARMY drive are In and Be- is the
amount collected. just s.. over the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
Wrestler Accused of Faking
And Defrauding Bettor of$57O
Skips Town and Forfeits Bond

decided to make complaint against
him.
After Kliros had told one cigar
dealer that he had been swindled the
cigar man Il is said later asked Wood
about the match. Wood then claimed
that he had not made cent on the
match. II is said.
Gotch Denies It
GOtch said today that Wood had
never been his manager and that they
had met only once before. Gotch
claims he won that match and that
he believes he can defeat any wrestler
Of his own weight.
Gotch said In reply to George PIN
eau's challenge TINT he would meet
Pineau again and guarantee to make
l60 pounds. the weight he says In the
minimum FOR middleweight wrestlers.
GOtch says he VIII bet from IS to
$1,000 that he can defeat Pinenu or
any man In the United States In the
middlewcight class.
Gotch says he would like to re-
ceive an answer from Pineau at once
ns he Is to leave for Boston where he
will meet Mike Yokal for the middle
weight championship Of the world.
Gotch says he has trained with Frank
Gotch and Farmer Burns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30

In effort up" the convincing rebuke admin
tered by the voters to his attempt TO put the arazooub
bell Magee political enterprise in BernalO county, Mr. Magee
the first of today journal that this enterprise
smashed in this county by the of foufth majority
of republicans but by dishonest and nsncere editor
Since the issue of hOnesty and sincerity is thus raised
readers of Albuquerque and BernaO county asked
the accompanying paragraph Mr. Magee statement
follows
Governor Larrazolo is personally unpopular Ber-
nalo county of the 'ubbeism tag which
tied on him.
Republicans and citizens generally Albuquerque gnd Ber
nao county who know what happened last week the Lar
oMagee Iiubbel political enterprise will grin the plain
dishonesty and nsncery of the assertion that Iaazoo not
personally unpopular in Bernaillo county"
Magege Is undertaking convince the overwhelming
joy of republican of this county that when you voted
last week bury the arazoo candidacy block The return
of bb boss and show the combination by which apee
hoped gain control of republican machinery and blast his
toward the United States senate that voted not from
sincere convictions of right the best interests of aud of
the simply because the dishonest and inScere editor
of The Herald told you how to vote.
This would be fattering TO influence AS
stands insult republican voters who decided the
here and decided it against Magee
Mr. Makee however has yet abandoned the fight for the
LaTazolo ubbe political adventure He hopes by
ing that didn't vote wished to vote to shield the
unfortunate position which he finds himself and his political
plans and convince the people outside of Albuquerque and
familiar with conditions here that he and his political associates
lubbel and Larrazoo, not licked
Let heepubcans of New Mexico remember always that the
effort being made by Mr. Magee TO force upon them
ddae for who possibly be elected and whose
nomination will enanger the whole republican
in New Mexico both and nstona and that this effort
beng led by Of wealth who has entered
New MexcO just the OF state campaign with
objective to strive for and personal ambition to gratf he
can
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30

The big announcement in which
more than $500 In valuable prizes
would be given away In The Evening
Herald contest came as a very pleasing
surprise to many and the fact that II
will he handled by the same people
who conducted last years campaign
will add considerable interest as every
body knows the fairest treatment was
accorded to all and will he followed
again In this building up Of circula-
ton on The Herald.
The rules OF this campaign do not
vary from those In use last year. The
largeHt extra vote ballots are given
during the first OF contest and Will
gradually reduce to the closing week
when the least votes of all Will be
given. The hest ground gaining vote
ballots are now being issued.
Each amount OF SIS worth OF sub
scriptions will give the candidate an
extra 75, 900 ballot. Each five sub
scriptions also will give $1,000 extra
votes. These are all In addition to the
votes due on the subscriptions them
selves.
Your whole campaign ia right he
fore you, II you are at allAnterested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
COAL IS GOING UP
81 TO & ON SEPT. |
Higher Freight Rates
Add To Usual Adj
vance at This Time.

The regular September boost In
Me price OF coal is added to this year
by the increase in freight rates which
went into effect last week. Coal IN
Albuquerque the day after tomorrow
will cost anywhere from n dollar TO
two dollars more ton.
Gallup coal, according to some
dealers. will vary from 81 to si.2b In
the increased price. The mines are
increasing their price 90 cents n ton.
and with the increase in freight rates
Of 20 per cent. the price IN automati-
cally boosted.
Cerillos and Sugarite coal In ex-
pected TO jump TO $3.50 more Ton
than It In today. Si2 today and to-
morrow, $3.50 on Wednesday, That
II the scale Dealers say the price is
due to the freight rates and the in
creased cost OF the Ccrillos and
Sugnrite coal from the mines.
h.teeuc. etaoin shrdln ua unu nauuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30
WILSON INCREASES
COAL MINERS PAY
Approves 20 Per Cent
Raise To Men In An
thracite Territory.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 3O.--President
Wilson today approved the majority
report of the antharicite coal commis-
sion increasing the wages OF contract
miners twenty percent over present
rates.
Miners employed as company men
are given an increase uf seventeen
percent and the same amount Is given
Confederation miners and miners
laborers ana monthly men.
The findings. the report said. would
fix n minimum rate OF sag cents per
hour for the lower paid men In the
anthracite industry.
The president struck out OF the re-
port provision fixing the terms OF
retroactive payments under the
award. which he said, was outside
the commissions Jurisdiction. Thomas
Kennedy, chairman OF the miners
scale committee, had proteate, this
feature Of the award, he said.
Anthracite mine workers will re-
celve about $lS,eG0.00O In back pay
under the retroactive feature and IL
total Increase awarded to the l15, 900
miners will average. the commission
said. 'at least $4,000. 900" annually
The majority report declared that
the award "offers no justification for
any advance In the retail prices of
coal, but on the other hand Is con-
sistent with n decline In prices"
The minority report was signed by
Commissioner Perry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-30

mere AAuuuthAhAns
Just day Ur two before the republi-
can primary OF slate ballots, a certain
gentleman was called into the office OF
John W. Wilson, and the question was
put 10 him II he favored Tom HugnrH
Tor governor and would vote the Romero.
Hughes primary ticket The gentleman
informed Mr.. Wilson and others present
that he was not In favor Of Hughes ior
governor Among the carriers Of the
Herald was the son Of the gentleman.
who had the audAeity 10 say that he did
not favor Hughes for governor, The son
Was ealled Into the presence Of MI.
Hughes, who u a member Of The Herald,
and told that "he was discharged. Mr..
Hughes failed TO give any excuse 10 the
boy for his action. The boy went home,
aud with tears in his eyes told his father.
The father, thinking that his son had
committed some wrong, called on the
mailer oi The Herald. and asked him
what the son was guilty Of that caused
discharge The mailer said nothing 70
his knowledge, as his son was the besf
Of his carriers. and even helped him TO
put up the mails without ever asking
pay
Il the man who is guilty OF such a
mean. contemplate act big enough 20 be
president Of the United States. governor
of New Mexico justice of the peace ar
even dog.eatcher Of Albuquerque \. We
sny no AN ONi.OOkEU