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Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
TWENTY INDUCEMENTS RE ETURNED IN REPORT
 IF ]. 5. GRAND JURY

A. w. McCUllum former assistant postmaster at Superior. was indicted on a charge of embezZling government funds by a special grand jury in fed cral court yesterday. The jurors made their final report shortly after o'clock last evening and were discharged by Judge William Fl. Sawtelle. Twenty defendants in all were indicted by the jury in the two day session.
 McCuIlum is alleged to have ern- bezzled postoffice funds exceeding S6000 during a period Of nearly two years He was indicted on one count and will be arraigned before Judge Sawtelle in federal court at 930 o'clock this morning.
 R. N. Meek was indicted on charge of violating the prohibition laws on one count: Jack Rineo was indicted for alleged trafficking in narcotics. four counts being returned Albert L. Hooper was indicted on one count on a charge of using an automobile in interstate commerce illegally; Sam Wilson was induCted on one count for dealing in narcotics TIe@ entered a plea of guilty to the charge when ar raigned and was sentenced to serve one year and day at the LeaVenworth federal penitentiary.
 Earnest Hnuard was indicted on three counts on q charge of violating the Mann white slave act He entered a plea of not guilty and bond was fixed in the sum Of $500, which he was un able 10 furnish.
 John n. De1Toss and Pasqual Alfaro. held on an information filed by the United States attorney. entered pleas of guilty to charges of violating pro hibition laws and paid fines of $15o each.
 Rafel Ramos and Funo Valdez. held on similar charges, entered pleas of guilty and were fined $500 each.
 Other defendants against whom in dictments were returned will be ar raigned in court this morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

still be worshipping what another Frenchman has called the cult of in competence
 Because they did not stop at being nearly right. the Athenians established q civilization, 500 years before the birth of Christ which remains without a peer for intellectual efficiency. Whoever wishes a measure of his own mental development can still use the same Greek test As the habit of be- ing nearly right gives way to exacti- tude in information, so does the growth of intellect make itself known
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
 WOMEN DELEGATES

Governor Campbell yesterday ap- pointed the following women delegates to the tenth annual session of the Farm Womens National congress which meets at Salt Like City on oct. 7-9:
 Mrs. Mollie Ellsworth, Stafford; Mrs Austin Evans Stafford; Mrs. w. R. Chambers, Safford Mrs S F. Mar shall, Stafford: Mrs. Ella Udau, St Johns; Mrs. J. w. Smith, Snowf1ake; Mrs. .. s. Stapley, Mesa; Mrs George A. Foote, Stafford; Mrs. Frank Web ster. Central: Mrs. Greeley Clack Kingman: Mrs. 4. Y. Greer, Yuma: Mrs. Claude Hume, Williams; Mrs. A Kimball Thatcher; Mrs J. c. Krentz Douglas; Mrs. l.. E. Matteson, St David; Mrs. W. H. Neel, Douglas; Mrs l. F. Nichols, Tucson; Mrs. J. D. Stannard, Phoenix: Miss Alice V. Joyce. Tucson; Miss F1ossie D. Wills, Phoenix; Miss Nydia Acker, Prescott: Miss Grace Ryan, Douglas, and Miss Hazel Zimmerman Tucson
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

the mills during the coming season. This is really the normal condition best adapted to bring the grower the best returns as he is thus able to spread his sales over a period, receiving returns from his sales at regular intervals. It also lends itself to a stabilized market and stabilized market means fair re- turns to the grower"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
.8y BlOsSer

guarantee the lives an1 property of foreign citizens"
 It is to be hoped that neither the Mexican bandit nor the foreign priv nege seeker makes it impossible for the government to keep that guarantee in good working order.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
MEXICAN PEACE

President De Ia Huerta of Mexico spoke in a decidedly optimistic tone in his opening address to the Mexican congress.
 Commercial treaties are to be smoothed out EXtradition treaties with other nations are in effect for the first time in ten years The oil busi- ness is booming and looking better every minute.
 Also.
 The government is now able to-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
nWoRk"

We were reminded while reading an article about the tired business man of the story of a young millionaire who pretended to work but who was seen one morning to run down the steps of his mansion and jump into his car.
 Whats your hurry, Dick2' asked friend who was passing by.
 "Oh." said the other as he glanced at his wrist watch, i've got to get down to the office right away, or I won't be in time to go out to luncheon. '- Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
.FORIN ASSOCIATION
 IF GTAGE LINE MEN

At D. meeting attended by represen- tatfvcs of stage. taxi-cab and motor truck transp spCrtatiou lines throughout the state the Arizona Motor Transpor- tation associations came into being in the convention room of the Hotel Adams yesterday afternoon. The pur- pose of the new organization as out lined by the charter which was framed and accepted is to bring about better uniform service in motor transporta- ton throughout the state and to pro mote the healthy growth of the stage, taxi and truck service through the eX- change Of practical ideas.
 Hcadouarters for the association will be in Phoenix and annual meetings of all members will be held. The eXecu- tive committee will meet in Phoenix every 90 days
 David C. O'%eu was elected presi- dent of the organization. George Keii- her>vtce- president. and P- Ii. McAhern. secretary and treasurer. These officers will constitute the executive com mittee with Pickens Anderson and Bob Byrus as members.
 One director was named from each county Of the state and elected to serve until the regular meetius-iS held in January. Directors chosen were. Navajo. w. W. Sherwood. Cochise, David C. O'Neil, Pima. Duran Daley: Pinal, F. A. I}aEIess. GiIa George KcIiher, Green1ee Pickens Anderson; MohaVe. F. H. Walker, Navapai, R. w. Burns: Maricopa, P. II. Ahren
 According to Secretary NIcAhren similar organizations are either formed l Or are in the process of formation in
 many sections of the country COLUMBUS IS THE BOO-HOO BOY
 EVANSVILLE, Ind.-Whon Self. 4. wishes To frighten his wife Lucia. he says boo -hoo," in a large. severe tone. So he told the judge and Jhe judge freed him of an assault and battery charge filed by Mrs. Selfs
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
IN THE MOVIES

Children should be seen and not heard"
 That's true Of lot of actors and ctresses nowadaNs.n .n-Free Pross
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

Ohio has 23 colleges and universitie of creditabIe rank and reputation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

demioIogist with the United states
Public Health Service.
This appointment gives 20 me
Maine Department of Health tht
federal franking privilege on al
business pertaining 20 vital status
tics and communicable disease ant
viii materially reduce the postage
expense attached 10 the two diyl-
sions devoted 10 this work
In addition 10 the postage saF1Iler
the comm, ssioner- anticipates IT
added efficiency in the reporting Of
births and deaths and cases OF in
fettious disease Physicians whose
duty il is TO report derail~-cf this
nature which come within their pTac-
tise. are often lax and when
brought 10 task complain that the
cost attached 10 making SUCH re-
ports comes out OF their OWL
pockets Once this appointment
goes into effect. physicians viii send
IN their reports on government
ranked envelopes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
STATE HOUSE

weeping mulberry trees and they
will be set out around the grounds.
II is hoped 20 have the Augusta
school children take part IN the ex-
ercsses. which viii include short
talk by the Governor.
The trees VIII be planted by ttle
following: Governor Milliken: Sec
af State Frank W Ball: Judge Benz.
r. Cleaves. chairman OF Public Ctil-
titles: Forest Commissioner Forrest
II. Colby: State Librarian Henry Z
Dunnack; State Auditor Roy L
Warxiwell. Insurance Commissioner
q. Walden Smith: Clement s. Sfet-
son. chairman of the State Assessors:
Major E. Z Pililbrook. acting COM
missioner of Agriculture; Chief En-
-ineer Paul D Sargent of the High
way Commission: Private Secretary
Lester Ii. Hart: and Supt- Of Build
ings Charles $. Brown.
The detailed program VIII be an
-,ouuced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
New Conversations

The following new corporations. or
ganlEed under the laws OF Maine
nave had their articles Of !ncorpora-
ton approved ny the Office If the at
torney general:
Rerst Forster Dixield Corporation,
organized April 3 AT Portland Capt.
tai slock, 1899 shares; amount with
which the corporation shall do bust
ness $4,000: all common; no par
Taiue; shares subscribed. u. P-t-s3-
dent. r. l. Johnson. Portland: treas
areT, Il. l Smith, Portland: clerk. y
B. Farnham, Portland; directors. r.
l. Johnson. II. !. Smith ana II. f.
Foster, all 81 Portland Purposes. to
manufacture and deal IN all articles
merchandise ana implements made of
az from wood. Approved April =.
Pennsylvania Coal ana Fire Clay
Corporation. organized April . II
Portland Capital stock. S500. 900. all
common. nothing paid in: par value.
slp0: shares subscribed. %. President.
r. l. Johnson, Portland: treasurer.
H. ]. Smith. Portland; clerk. a. D
FarnhGn. Portland; directors. R. L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
State House Chat

Fred a. Tarbox OF Biddeferd. caie3
toTney generals Office. was at his
desk on Monday FOR the first time for
I'VE months. during which he has
been very III al MS home. His health
s now excellent.
The demand. for the Poultry Bul-
letin, issued under supervision Of H.
II. Tucker, chief Of the Division OF
Animal Industry. Department Of
Agriculture. has been very large. bat
The department has a good supply
and they may be obtained by ar6li-
cation there personally or BY mail.
State Librarian II. E. Dunnack
went 20 Bangor Monday ana in the
evening addressed the 18th Century
club at the Bangor house IN Maine S
Part in the Forming OF the Repub-
lie"
&. II. White II the agricultural de-
partmen1 VIII On Wednesday 90 10
Eliot % start the local FagEner's In
i9n with Il new system Of bookkeep-
ing. He will GA the following Sat
urday he in Buckheld. where he will
address the Grange on Sweet co9a
Raising and Marketing"
Mrs Grace E Wing has returned
nom Belfast and Castine. where she
mad been 70 arrange FOR taking Ger
,ain scenes for the Maine Centennial
movie pictures film.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
kittery- Portsmouth Bridge

Goysrnor Milliken was in Ports
mouth y. H. on. SATURDAY for a
conference with Governor Bartlett
Of New Hampshire. Admiral Parks.
representing Secretary Daniels. over
the Kittery Portsmouth bridge.
Bridge Engineer Z B. Jones of the
Maine Highway Commission accom-
panied Governor MiIliken and En-
gineeFs Rrowneil and Grover, repre-
senting the government and New
Hampshire. were present. The party
after a short meeting AT the hotel
proceeded 10 look over the possible
bridge sites The Portsmouth Times
says:
1t is said that the first big problem
s 20 get onto Badgers island from
Portsmouth and then a suitable land
ing. place on the kittery side Il is
said. the Kittery people viii have a
word n that matter, in consultation
with the Maine authorities. When
The main channel is once crossed.
and Badgers island reached. a large
part of the problem 10 solved.
kittery people. il is aid, will be
consulted by their own State author
tiles before a location is settled upon
from Badgers island TO the main
land ana through kittery. The first
big problem IS 10 get over the main
channel of the river and land on
Badgers island somewhere. From
a financial point Vt view. this is the
thing 10 accomplish. If this is i'm
possible 10 40 with the money. the
whole Of course 5 impossible
1T will De a sure thing that we
can get off the island If We once gel,
on said Governor Miiliken,
-The type Of bridge which seems
20 have most in favor is The has
cule' N which the draw lifts n the
center into the air. two arms like &
railroad crossing gate, by counter
weight.
Bids VIII be asked for this type
of a bridge as well as the direct
lift n which a section of the bridge
goes up horizontally like an elevator.
a suspension bridge IS oni of the
question on account of cost as well as
the land approaches.
There will be three spans anu
Two piers in the main channel.
Secretary Daniels was chosen
chairman Of the commission. Cow
erHor AiLiken vice chairman. and
Gov Bartlett secretary. The Board
" Engineers. consisting of AessTs.
&. Il. Brownell. l. D. Jones and "
A Grover, thar mas been acting n
the matter We're formally vested with
powers 10 go ahead with the bridge
project and the location as mapped
out above was adopted.
after viewing the proposed loca-
ton. the commission returned &c
Hotel Rockingham for brief ses-
sion. after which Admiral Parks lef,
/ by motor for Boston"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

Johnson. H. L Smith and N 2. Fos-
ter. all OF Portland Purposes, 70
manufacture and deal in COAL coke.
products. etc Approved April ..
American Grocery Company" as
Ganized april s at Portland. Capi-
TAI stock. $4,000: all common: PAID
IN. sSa9: par value, 500: shares sED-
seribsti. ). President. James !. Nc
CARNEY. Portland; treasurer. Thorn
as E Fox. Portland; clerk. Richard
Z. Harvey. Portland; directors. the
above Approved April ..
Universal Laundry. Inc. organized
April . NJ Portland. Capital stock.
s1lo. $50; all common; paid IN. ssass:
par value. loe: shares subscribed, 3
President, Philip Il. Libby, Portland:
treasurer. Robert D. Libby, Portland.
clerk. Eleanor Etringer. Portland.
directors. the above. Purposes. q gen
erai laundry, cleansing, dyeing and
other business Approved April 60
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

church. New. Mr.. Roberts IS a graduate
Of Boston University. neEnbeT Of The
Maine conference. and has he!d various
pzs,orates in this state ana in Aassa-
chuselts-
The patrons on Route % are very sor-
~ 10 lose their eyer accommodating
carrier. Syivanrs Fairbanks, who has
:,eer On the route Tor Il years. Mr.
fairbanks has resigned his position in
order 10 take up other WORK ana mis-
resignation teek effect May / Horace
Hail viii serve as temporary carrier
unfit 3 regular carrier IS appointed
The W H. Ii. i. viii meet at the home
Of Mrs. Aware Gordon on Tuesday
afternoon. All Of The ladies' Of the
parish are invited 70 De present.
The Ladies' Aid will meet az the rnsms
on Main stree; Wednesday afternoon
for work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

Major George c. Danforth, chief
engineer for the Maine Water Power
Commission, ON Monday morning re-
ceive.d a letter from Congressman
Wallace Il. White. Jr.. from Wash
ingtor. saying the conference report
on the bill now before Congress. by
which Maine people fear they will
lose some of their water power
rights. had been accepted and pre-
scented last Friday afternoon. the
bill then going 70 me printers II
viii soon be available for study IN
that form
Major Danforttl viii so Tuesday
morning TO Portland for a confer
snce with Edward p. Kicker, chair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

Child Hygienic Workers in Maine
Will have a chance 10 compete for a
si0ee scholarship in public health
work IN the Columbia University,
offered by the American Child Health
Organization. This scholarship al
lows a years work at the university
from Sept, 1870, TO June. 1921. along
the lines of modern health education
IN the elementary schools and IS of-
tered for the best graded plan and
outline OF methods Of interesting
children IN the establishment 0,
health habits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

announcement was made Monday
BY Forest Commissioner Forrest Ii.
Colby OF Bingham df the appoint
ment OF wardens for the 81. Crulx.
Machias Narrag ll2g gus ana Union
waters as follows:
District No. i--LakeyLie Planta-
ton; summit Plantation: Grand
Falls Plantation; No. 50 Plantation
Chief Warden Forest O. SiIsby. An
ror3- Deputy Wardens. Fred VII
lians. Graf Pond. No. 3 planta-
zion; Jehn F HAYNES. Great Pond:
Willie White. burlington: Waiter
Madden. MIRA; Watson Mace. Au-
roro. No. = Plantation: u. ]. Har-
RS. Greenfield: A. J. Brown. Lee:
Hear Moore. Aurora.
District No. 1-Toyynsnips =, :. 9
and 10. :. D.-Cmef Warden, Fred i.
Bunker. Franklin. Deputy wardens.
Eugene Havsy. East Sullivan: simon
Bunker. East sullivan; Lester Bun
ser FTankiin: Howard C. Fletcher
Ellsworth: :. L Bunker. Franklin:
4. II. Tracey StueDen; D E French.
srbrook.
District No. 3-Townships 4.
ranges 5 and !. Brookton. Cndyville
Plantation; Lambert LAKE Planfa-
tion-Chief Warden. J. J. Kneelanli
TopSneld- Deputy Wariens, Sanue.
Caldwell, Forest station: Fred
Grass. Lambert Lake; George Grass,
Lambert Lake. Dyer. Codyvtlle Plan
tation; Walter E. Hayward. Lambert
Lake: W Brown Kossdth: Jahez
DagseIr. Brookton; Lewis fluff. Dan
forth: John Cecllrane, Topsseld,
Codyville Plantation: Church Noble.
Topstield. knssulh.
District No. Grand Lake Stream
Plantation; Indian Township. Chief
Warden. A. " Belmore. Princeton.
Deputy Wardens. w. B. Eoar, Grand
Lake Stream; B. {. Bean, Waite.
Over
District No townships Is- IS,
IS; No. Il Plantation; No. = Plan
tallon: Cooper; Edmunds Chief
Warden. George E Hathaway, Jack
sonville. Deputy War1ens- Richard
Dwe!ley East Machlas: Sidney GRAY.
Dennysvii,e; Thomas y. smith.
Dennysville; W H. Morton. Cooper:
Harry AcReavey. whitneyvlIIe; Ern-
est G.. Seavey. Crawford: Austin
Hall, Halls Mills; Edmunds; Harry
Sadler. Cooper; Z g Dr:sko. Jones'
ooTo: Daniel Dohertv, Jr.. Jackson
VILE; William Libby. nennysviile.
Edmunds: William MattataI. jack
sonville: F. O. E,smoTe, East Ma
chias; Fred Hanscom. Crawford:
Harry Hanscorn. Crawford.
District No 6-Townships Is. 10.
p: Wesley. Chief Warden, Harrv
McReavey. Whifneyv1lle
District No townships E No.
81. z No Is. M. D.: Nos. 7 ana 10.
s D; Beddington- Chief Warden.
Frank z. Patten. Cherryfield. Deputy
Wardens, ". l. Robertson. Cherry
:ie!d: q. :. Ash. Gouldsboro; Wilbur
Merritt. Debiois; Charles Merritt.
Deolols: l. Farnsworth. South
Reddingtan: W. II. Farnswoyth.
South Beddington; George L SIN
clair. Columbia Falls: BeefdinEton:
Akie3- Wiley. Cher-yfielu; Herrtck
Downs. Bedaingtun: f. G. Farms
worth, South Beddington.
General Depufies-M. Dyer Hig-
gins. DsunysviIle; Earl Higgins,
Dennvsville: p ]. Sullivan. Whit
neyviils: Ernest D. Talbot, East Ma
chias; r. D. Wilson. Cher-vheld:
l. G. Wiley. Cheryneiu: j. NJ.
Sherwood. Cherrrtield; Church No.
BILE Topsfieid: B. c. woorster. Co.
luInhia; James S. McRea, Calais:
james r. Tabor, East Machias:
George A. Mcdonald. Calais: How
ard B. Moore. Ellsworth: Russell
Mace, Aurora.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
rnAsmtf
BLUE SKY LAW ADVERTISE
MENT

Applicants having been made 10 the
Banking Department hY the following
named company 20 De licensed as
Dealer in Securities under provisions of
Chap .. Sec II 20 ,. OF the Revised
STATUTES. as amended. legai notice IS
HEREBY given and any person may, with
in two weeks from the dale N thus
publication ale ob9eelion 10 Ite proposed
registration With the banking Depart
mSut.
Name Business Address
Undertake - Gem.
many, iE7 Middle street,
Portland. Maine
FRANK = PALMER,
Bank E1mInissioEef.
rnzysalt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

sister. Mrs Charles C. Russell at Wa
teFviile. Rev. Arson n. Williams Of
Mt Vernon performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter If Mr.. ana
Mrs. v. J. Rathey OF Mt. Vernon
The groom is 4 farmer. They have
returned 10 Mt. Vernon where they
will make their nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

man of be commission Mr.. Kicker
has recovered SO finely from the ef-
fects of last winters accident in
New York as TO be able 10 leave
home. this being his second recent
trip 10 Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Health Department

DR. L d. Bristol. State commits
sioner of health. together with the
eight district health officers. has re-
Gently received apppiasment 0pon
Washington as collaborating emf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

the case ~ the Public Utilities COM
mission against the Liberty and Bel
fast Telephone anu Telegraph Co. II
the matter OF inadequate service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

L.lllkea having apneini-
i.r Is AEher disy for
w planned 20 have ap-
.''..- SIS On the afternoon
~ he lawn IL the State
7UUtc3cent of Build
Brown has secured
me feet elm and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Automobile aeesiufs

Automobile registration receipts were
nearly s3s,Cn0 ahead Of the same time
last year Up to May :. nearly s2o0.oto
having been taken aEt week al he au-
,oInopile bureau. department Of state,
done n The following manner:
REGISTRATIONS AND LICENSES To
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Mt. VERNON

Flls usual audience gathered on sun
day morning ana listened to an sxcelleai
sermon by Rev. A. g. Roberts the nssg
pSstor of the Methodist Episcopal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Weston RatheN

Miss Gladys Rathey anu Charles 0.
Weston Were united in marriage.
April -. ar the home OF the groom 5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities commission has
bur one hearing scheduled for this
Week. as follows.
Wednesday, May Sat A NJ IN
me supreme court room at Belfast in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
sc are Augusta Cases:

Mrs. ". II. Bush, Moves Pr. SAYS:
II suffered from : terrible. pain across
IL. small Of nv back ana k;dnEEs. /
tr1ets piasie-s cut il was not until
useai Deans Hidaey Pills that I got any
relief. Sinee then whenever I have mad
any trouble. Dean kidney pills nave
soon relieved me"
LASTING RESULTS.
Over Aaght wears later, Mrs. Bush
added: ~DHsn's kianeT pills cured me
If kidney trouble some time ago ara
the cure has proven permanent. I still
uss Tins nsaicine now ana then 10 ke~p
my kidneys N Eooa ORDER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

Mrs Ellen q. Norcross, y Bridge ST,
says: Il have suffered from kidney
trouble for number of years At
times. my back gave ont IN me ana I
was hardly able 10 drag myself around.
Iy kianeys were Irregular in aesisn. AL
80. Deans Kidney Pills had bssn used
in my family with such good results
that / tired them II was no time De-
fore / got better. I gladly recommend
Do1u kidney pills 20 Other kftney snf-
tsEers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04

NJ package Of Dean's Kidney Pills iE genuine
~ unless Il bears the mspe-eaf trade mar<
ana the sgnature--Jas. Doan."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-04
Forest Fire Waraers

announcement was made Monday
BY Forest Commissioner Forrest Ii.
Colby OF Bingham NJ the appoint
ment OF wardens tor the St Crulx.
Machias NarTagu2gus ana Union
waters rs follows: