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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
PRINCIPAL CHANGES
IN MAINE HUNTING
LAWS THIS YEAR

The Department of Inland Fisher
les and Game has prepared q very
convenient condensation of the prin-
cipal changes in the hunting laws of
Maine and now effective. The new
1921 1922 revision of the laws of course
give them in full. but the following
will be found very valuable for quick
reference:
CLOSED TIME on MOOSE.
Closed season on the following ter
ritory in the Town OF Fairfield and
in the City Of Augusta:
CLOSED TERRITORY IN FAIR
FIELD.
mo person shall. except as herein
provided, at any time, hunt pursue
shoot at or kill any wild animal or
any game OF wild bird within the fol-
lowing described territory situated in
the town of Fairfield, in the county
of Somerset: Good Will Farm, So
called; the Girls Farm, so called, of
Good Will Farm: land of G. w
Hnckley; land of John Common; land
Of J. Russell Barrett, which land is
bounded as follows: on the north by
Land of Edwin Hicks and n. f. Bes-
sey; on the cast by the Kennebec riv-
or; on the south by land of Fred
Tobey. Frank Moore. Fl. B. Ham and
G. r. futile, also by the Fairfield
Town Farm; on the west by land Of
L. p. Clifford, AlonZo Hoxie, Edwin
Maroon and also by Martin stream;
said territory being Good Will Farm
proper, so-called. the Girls Farm. so
called. and land of c.. W. Hinckley.
John Conner and j. Russell Barrett,
adjacent to the above named farms.
1t shall also be unlawful for any per-
son to have in possession at any time
any wild animal or any game or wild
bird or part thereof taken in violation
of any provision of this act Provid-
ed, however that the provisions of
this act shall not prohibit any person
residing within the limits of either Of
the above described reservations or
preserves from shooting at or de-
stroying any wild bird Except ruffed
grouse or Hungarian PARTRIDGE or
any wild animal Except beaver when
found destroying his property; and
provided, further, that the provisions
of this section shall not be construed
to prohibit the trapping of fur bear
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win A. of Bluehill. aged IS years.
month, 23 days.
PETTEE-At Brooklin, July 16.
George w, aged 81 years, months. >
days
SWETT-At Ellsworth, July II.
Margaret j.. widow of George, aged
"a years. S months.
TAPLEY-At Brooklyn. N Y. July
5, Carrie Slower. wife of Capt. Ira W.
formerly of West Brooksville, aged
about SO years.
TRACY--At Bangor. July 5, Freder-
lex G. of Dedham, .-ged 81 years.
WENTWORTH-..t Bucksport July
16, Mary Guilty, ~.fe Of George.
WEYMOCTH-.A. Roclland July
II. William E. son a Ross and Jennie
aged 3 months and s Gays.
DOHERTY--At Rochtand. July 10,
Arthur Thomas son Of Charles and
Louise (FoleY), aged years, S months
and 10 days.
CARTER--At Rockland July 49,
Gardner OF SargentNille, aged ~ years,
BENNER-AI Thomaston. July IS.
Charles A. aged 63 years, months
and I days.
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( ing animals within the above de
scIibed territory in accordance with
the general laws of the state"
lCLOSED TERRITORY IN Angus
ia
! mo person shall. except as herein
provided, at any time, hunt. pursue.
shoot at or Kill any wild animal or
any game or other wild bird wit hin
the following described territory stu
ated in the city of Augusta, in the
/ county of Kennebec: Bounded on the
north by the south line of Lot No. AZ.
| on the east by the east line of said
Range 3. on the south by the North
! Belfast road and the south line of Lot
! No. 36. of said Range 3, and on the
west by the west line of said Range
! 3. consisting of about 500 acres. Pro
/ Vided, however that the provisions of
! this section shall not be construed to
prohibit the trapping of wild animals
within the above described territory
! in accordance with the general laws
of the State. Whoever violates any
provision Of this section shall be sub
ject TO a penalty of not less than 10
nor more than $500 and costs for each
offensn or Imprisonment for 90 days
or both said fine and Imprisonment"
CHANGE IN DEER LAW
While in SIX of the northern coun-
ties of the State-Aroostook, Pc
nobscot. Piscataquis, Somerset, OK
ford and Franklin the deer season
is unchanged, in Washington and
Hancock Counties the closed season
will be from December 18th to Oc-
tober 18th of the following year,
both days inclusive, the law provides
however, that from December LIST to
l4th inclusive, only residents of Han
cock and Washington Counties may
hunt deer in said Counties. this
privilege not being granted to non
residents of those Counties.
The Legislature enacted a semi
buck law, so-called--a provision re-
curing one Of the quota of two deer
which are allowed a person in one
season to be a buck with antlers,
consequently only one female deer
can be killed or had in possession in
one season. The law further pro-
Vides that a spike horn deer is not
considered a buck with antlers.
The Legislature further provides
that only one deer can be taken in
all the southern counties. Andres
coggin, Cum berland, kennebec,
Knox. Lincoln. Waldo, Sagadahoc
and York, collectively, in one sea-
SON
For the information of the public
the Commissioner gives the follow
ing Interpretation of these two lat
ter laws:
General law limit. two deer: one
deer only in all of the eight south
ern counties collectively; the quota
of two can be made UP if desired by
one deer from the northern counties:
not more than one female deer can
be taken in one season; IL a hunter
secures a spike-horn or a doe. the
other deer of his quota must be a
buck with antlers: he can kill doe
and a buck with antlers-or spike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. July Il.
CATTLE Receipts 5000; beef steers
generally steady. spot higher; top
Warnings go; matured steers $50:
bulk beef steers 725 q SS5; she stock
uneven, mostly steady: bulk fat cows
and heifers 45E a $50; Gamers and cut
ters largely 2250 $50; bulls % to 40c
lower: bulk bolognas AS a 500; butch
er bulls mostly 550M 625: veal calves
opened steady. closing lower: bulk
1925 n 1875 stockers and feeders dun
HOGS-Receipts IS. 600 active S to
35c higher than yesterdays average;
mixed and packing grades up most
closing strong; hold-over liberal. most
ly held off market: top 100; bulk bet
ter grades IoOC@11Oo; helk packing
sows 900m $40: pigs - to 25c higher:
bulk desirable 105nG1075.
SHEEP Receipts lh000; lambs
steady to Toe higher: sheep steady:
top western lambs 1890; others 1880:
top natives 1000: bulk packers 925 a
975: culls mostly 500; good western
yearlings 500; ewes scorce; mostly
heavy and medium weights 375a AS.
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SKJTNKS


Under the new law hunting of rae
coons and skunks is permitted at
night from September I to October 81.
| All~othcr night hunting is prohibited.
/ Open season on Raccoons, under
new law. begins September l.
DEER HUNTING IN TOWN OF
! YORK, COUNTY OF YORK
The hunting of deer is absolutely
prohibited in the Town of York,
! County of York.
1 While numerous other minor
amendments to the Game Laws were
passed by the Legislature of 1921 the
| above are the principal changes made
! in these laws all of which appear in
! full in the new hand book issued by
| the Department of Inland Fisheries
and Game.
/ NEW TRANSPORTATION REGU-
LATIONS
| Residents must identify game
transported by automobile as well as
game which they are transporting by
common carrier.
! This year, for the first time, resi-
dents tas well as non-residents) who
are transporting game by automobile
: or other motor vehicle must identify
: same before an Inspector of the Fish
and Game Department.
This inspection may be made at one
of the regular railroad inspection sta
tons which special Inspector is on
duty all of the time or before some
other Inspector. The Department is
now making plans to handle this new
( requirement of inspection on the part
, Of residents, details of which will be
given later. It is the plan of the
Commissioner to have numerous in
spectors appointed so that hunters
returning from the game regions with
deer in their automobiles will not be
Inconvenience in order to properl-
identify their game.
The law is the same as formerly
with reference to identification of
game which is being shipped by com
| mon carrier.
! The licensce must present his game
and his hunting license to the agent
Of transportation company. After
identifying the shipper of the game
| as the person described in the license
the transportation agent it authorized
to receive the game for shipment to
the home of the owner. If the owner
accompa MES the shipment he must
identify it at the first game inspec-
ton station he passes through; if the
game is shipped under special tag,
which allows the owner to ship :is
game to his home or to a hospital in
! the State, without accompanying the
shipment, no Identification except at
| the shipping point is required.
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horn and a buck with antlers-oi
two bucks with antlers.
FULL TENT OF NEW "BLINI
Law ON MERRYMEETING BAY
mo artificial cover which is term
ed stationary blind or parts thereof
used for cunning purposes snail be
left or allowed to- remain in the wat
ers of Meerymeeting Bay in I the
Counties of Cumberland and Saga
dahoc, or the tributaries thereof. ex-
ceptng kennebec river. within one
mile of the waters of Merrymeeting
Bay. between one half hour after
sunset and one half hour before
sunrise.
This section shall apply to the
waters of the kennebec river up to
point one mile above Swans
Island
SLIGHT CHANGE IN BIRD LAW
ON ERRYMEETING BAY
An amendment was made in the
plover and yellowlegs' season on
Merrymeeting Bay waters as fol
lows:
"Provided, however, that in Mer-
rymeeting Bay. so-called, in the
Counties of Cumberland SagadahoC
and Lincoln, and in the towns ada
cent thereto, the closed season on
black breasted and golden plover
and greater and lesser yellowless
Shall be from the first day of De-
cember of each year to the fifteenth
day of the following September
both days Inclusive
This makes the beginning Of the
season on plover and yellowlegs in
Merrymeeting Bay waters the same
as the duck season, September 18th
PARTRIDGE AND WOODCOCk
SEASON-SAME IN ALL
COUNTIES NOW.
The special open season on part
ridge and woodcock in the eight
southern counties of the State as
provided for the past few years was
not renewed by the last Legislature.
October and November is now the
open season on these birds in all the
counties of the State.
GAME WARDENS MAY INSPECT
RECORDS OF POISONS SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS
In view of the fact that the game
laws prohibit the use of poison in
taking wild animals it was deemed
advisable to grant wardens author
ity to inspect records of poisons sold
by dealers. Chapter six of the Pub
lie Laws of 1921 gives the wardens
such authority
BEAR TRAPS MUST BE EN-
CLOSED WITH WIRE FENCE
In addition to the provisions re-
curing the bear traps to be enclosed
in hut the Legislature amended this
law so as to read as follows:
Provided, further, that no person
shall set bear trap at any time 'un-
less the same is enclosed in hut, So
called. or by at least two strands of
barbed wire, one four and one five
feet from the ground, said wire to be
securely held in position and to be
not less than five yards at any point
from the enclosed trap, under a pen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
New York Produce Market

New NOfh. July IT.
FI.OUR-Barely steady: spring pa
tents S75G915. spring clears 6504
$50: soft winter straights 623 q So;
hard winter straights 725Q 775.
WHEAT-Spot steady: No. red
14Ia: No. / Manitoba 1876 and No.
mixed Durum 1929 c i f track New
YORK T., arrive and No. , hard Az
c track New York late July ship
CoRN-spot easy: No. . yellow and
No. white S3a and No, 2 mixed $50
c i New York Today shipment
OATS-Spot firm; No. white So:
LARD-Steady; middle west 1260q
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 10,9s4;
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EGGS Nearby hennery 534 81;
western extras 50 50.
FLOI'R-Spring patents. l96-lb.
sacks. special short I050Ml1; stand
ard $J0M 1850.
HAY-No. timothy 50.
LAME Spring 20M26.
OATS Fancy 40 pounds 54Q 3d.
PORK Medium backs 242J.
POTATOES-N New southern $50 a
450 per barrel.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes 80 cents in 100-harrcl lots
less per cent for cash.
NEAL--10m 20.
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Farm with 800 Apple Trees
Horse, Crops, s Cows and

Heifers, vehicles. implements, dairy
utensils. TOOLS, etc. thrown in; hap
p.nesS and prosperity yours in de-
lightful section big fruit farms; liz
acres on good road. II miles village.
advantages; machine worked fields.
spring-watered pasture; abundance
wood, timber; fine orchard 800 apples.
pears. plums, cherries, grapes, ETC.;
good Groom house. magnificent out
look; Soft basement barn, poultry
houses. ice house. etc. To settle own
er's affairs all only $500. easy terms.
See page Illus. Catalog 100 Bar
AGENCY. BAL p. Water St, Augusta.
Me
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DIED

DERSON-.Drowned at Phillips
lake July II, Frank. aged about IS
years.
CREED--At Bluehill, July Is. Mrs.
Catherine. aged 20 years. months.
HATCH-At Stonington, July 10,
GRINDLE--At Bangor, July l3, Ed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
New York Money Market
New York, July q

New York, July 2I.
Prime mercantile paper 6an4.
Exchange steady.
Sterling 60-day bills and CONNER
cial 60-day bills on banks 3.54
Commercial 60-day bills 3.5Ss, de-
mand 3aS. cables 3.5si
Francs. demand 7.73. cables IA.
Belgian francs, demand 7.55, cables
1855.
Guilders demand 3l.35 cables 31.41.
Lire. demand 447, cables AS.
Marks, demand $50, cables 1.31.
Greece, demand SAT.
Argentine. demand 2S.62.
brazilian, demand 1915.
Montreal. III per cent. discount.
Government bonds firm
Railroad bonds irregular.
Ina,e. s.aod,-. En DAYS DAYS
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, July p.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 14l a 10.
BUTTER-Extras A. q AZ; frsts 80
Gal,
CHEESE-Fresh choice 20Q 81
firsts SEA II.
CORN-No yellow s2qS3.
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Everything for everybody. Father,
mother and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
ella SiticatiOnS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

You'll have tuneful times at home
Want Ads will tell you where to secure
the proper materials at the right
prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Business buoms when classified ads
are used to advertise it.
Music in the home is easy if you use
classification 50.
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ceeds Like Profitable Results Classified Ad Users Get Results
The Happiest Kid In Maine

the of
The other he thatw
o lie cam and a. a
person ad and
the tmepece
Then Gee I
o outa soonas
That dc cost
o me- | the
in the Journ days and the place
though he
scribed But the Journal found it.
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AUTOMOBILES

Autoi obiies for Sale II
MISUNDERSTANDING car. Inquire
40 West street. Gardiner.
CHEVROLET 400. Model 1920. spas
scnger, good condition. Apply W. j.
Skehan Garage.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

UM--Includ-
ing pressing machine. showcases and
pool room g tablcS). Good business
at bargain Owner going to take
charge OF larger business in another
city August l. ) Maple St, Water
vile. Tel. SEW.
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Paintiny-paperin-'

WALL PAPERS--At big discount
Time saved is money saved on a job
Try me. f. H. Hodges. painter, paper
hanger. rs Grove St Phone SOL
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atty of $50 and costs for each of
tense"
CHANGE IN LAW ON RACCOONS
AND IN NIGHT HUNTING
LAW ON RACCOONS AND
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FOR SALE

One IS horse power steam engine and
boiler combined, one 40 horse power
gas engine (stationary), 40 feet 81
inch shafting pulleys and betting.
Write c. J. Trombley, Cooper's Mills,
Me-, for particulars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

You don't have to be an ad-Writer to
get results from classified advertis-
ing. a WantAd Taller will help
you.
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Members of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
Heating and Plumbing

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Of all
kinds. Work estimated free of
charge. l.. L. Martin, 10 Gannett ST.
Tel. 361-R
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
sonals

Lost and Found 10
Alto TIRES-Twp, carrier. light and
license plate. Lost July 3 between
Portland and Gardiner. Reward. ].
Il D,ckerSon. iJ4 Main St, Biddeford.
NECK PIECE Small Hudson seal,
lost between Augusta and Waterville
sidney road Reward. Mrs. j. H.
tregpIre
UMBRELLA --Fiue silk one. lost Fri.
on electric car. Finder please tcle-
phone Gardiner 33a-N
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sals

HOUSE-Seyen rooms. all modern con-
veniences, first class condition, with
large garage, on corner lot. only 5
minutes walk from State House. Tel.
3S7-W or call at 81 Gage ST.
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
KINNEY e. GREENWOOD,

2S7 Water ST, Augusta
Phones 1264-1S65
ELMER H. BRIGHT e. CO.
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Needful things for work or play may
be found listed on the classified pages.
Read of the Wants and offers Of people
you know. Turn to the Want Ad
Section.
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Lots for Sale

COR. COURT & CHAPEL SITS Apply
to Abby Johnson. Chapel ST.
COR. STONE ST. AND EASTERN
AVE.-3 large house lots to be sold
at bargain. Inquire of G. w. Big
elow City Hotel
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY

Paint is cheap. VIII,
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Shore Property tor Sale

WESTPORT-Cottag north end, op-
posite Wiscasset. Good boating and
fishing, pine grove, etc. T. A. Crom-
well. Wiscasset. Route No. 4, or Tel
l6-M. Gardiner.
nn-I--.-iE--I- Ill., - =. .>nI LII ro,r
, 1921-11-21
Irish Situation
Made No Worse
By Ulster Stand

LONDON. Nov. 2ls-CBy The Assoc
ciated Press.)EThs Irish peace situa-
ton is deemed in authorltive circles
not to have been actually worse by
the Ulster cabinets determination to
adhere to its previously declared posi-
ton.
The overwhelming majority given
in favor Of the governments policy at
the Unionist party conference in Liv-
erpool yesterday Is looked upon as
creating a better atmosphere for con-
ttnuance Of the a negotiations in
some form although the possibility Of
the resignation OF Premier Lloyd
George. or indeed. the entire coalition
government is not ignored. The
morning newspapers, however. do not
regard this contingency as either i'm
minent or inevitable. There is some
difference of opinion as to whether.
If an impasse is reached. the premier
will resign. Or ask the country's yer
dict in a general election,
, 1921-11-21
CHINESE OFFER
INTEREST Upon
AMERICAN LOANS
Extension of Time for Pay
ment of Principal Request
ed in Statement Issued
at Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21-otfsr to
pay interest due on two loans extend
ed China by American banking com
panies. has been made by the Chinese
bankers association. Paul s. Reinsch.
legal counselor to the Chinese govern
ment said last night in a statement
Tho association. however, has request
ed that repayment OF principal be ex-
tended for six months or a year. he
added.
we must understand tina an ex-
tensive popular movement is going on
in China for the reorganization OF tbs
government" tho statement said. This
movement is organized through the
chambers of commerce. the education
al societies and industrial bodies.
This association OF the people Of
China a declared emphatically that
II wishes the government to make no
further foreign commitments until tho
internal situation in China Is settled
and h reconstruction completed"
, 1921-11-21
Steel Industry
Not Employing
{, As Many, Report

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-The iron
and steel industry has reported a de-
crease of s7.s per cent in the number
OF workers employed in October as
compared with he same month last
year., the department Of labor an
nounced today in a summary of the
employment situation.
Eight OF fourteen representative in.
dustries reported increases. the larg-
est being the wooden industry which
employed last month 52.5 e cent
more than IN October, 1920.
Six of the fourteen industries re-
ported increased payrolls as compared
with the same period last c The
iron and steel industry report indicat
ed a decrease of 6T.s per cen from
October. 1920.
, 1921-11-21
OFFICER IS
ROBBED ON COAST TRIP

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Nov. 2I.-If. as
is reported from Los Angeles. Sheriff
George Carroll of this city was robbed
there OF $500 by a pickpocket, h fact
has not resulted In the sheriff sending
hons for more funds. Attaches of the
sheriff's office and Mrs. Carroll state
they have received no communication
rom the sheriff. who went to Los An
geles to take charge of Maurice L.
Brennan, wanted here for the alleged
passing of a worthless check for $3.50
on Carl B.. Axt.
, 1921-11-21
Association to
Aid Filipino
TOtsI Is Formed

MANILA, p. l.. Nov. 21.-Organ-
ization of tho American Guardian as
ISOLATION to assist children born OF
American fathers and Filipino moth
ers vas announced today. Gov. Gen.
Leonard Wood was elected honorary
president.
Lieut.. Col. Gordon Johnston. chosen
manager. announced aid Will be given
all needy children OF such parentage.
A number of girls who had een sold
into slavery already have been as
sisted.
Moral and financial support for the
work has been pledged by the Amer
lean Legion. the Spanish-American
war veterans. Masons. Elks and other
American organizations.