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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-05

Students Meet-A meeting Of the
Catholic Students association Of the
state university was held Thursday
evening in the X. C.. hall. Plans were
made for a picnic Of the organization
in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-12
FORESTRY DEPT.

State Forest Commissioner Samue
T. Dana has received word that the
new lookout tower ordered for Stock.
holm. Aroostook county, outside the
forestry district. has been shipped
from Chicago and will arrive there in
about a week. 1t will be put up at
once. A number of the large land own
ers are cooperating with the state in
this project.
Neil L. Violette. deputy forest COM
missioner, and his family have gone
to their home at Van Buren, for a va
cation Of two weeks. While in that
section OF the State Mr.. Violette will
do some work for the department in
inspecting, forestry districts.
Forest Commissioner Samuel 7.
Dana will leave today for the Range
ley section where he will be engaged
for two or three days. He will inspect
the lookout tower at Ola Spec noun
tain, near Grafton. and at Aziscoos
mountain. and will also visit the new
tower at Mt. Zircon in Peru, outside
the forestry district.
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New Corporations

The Office of the attorney general
has approved the certificates Of in
corporation of the following new cor
porations:
The Seven Eleven Mines company,
organized at Augusta, to engage in
all kinds of business incidental to
mining and the development of
mines; capital stock, 100000, all of
which is common stock; directors,
James f. Wallace of Cambridge,
Mass, president: We're c. Thyng and
Burleigh Martin of Augusta.
Eaton Bros, organized at Port
land, to engage in all kinds of trad
ing business; capital stock, $4,000,
all of which is common stock, par
value, 500: president and treasurer,
S. +. Eaton Of Portland.
]. F. Philippi company, organized
at Bangor, to carry on the business
of manufactures merchants, capital
stock 100000. all of which is COM
mon stock; par value of shares.
500: directors, President J. Freder-
ick Philippi. Irving Stetson, Eugene
I. Savage. Gorham H. Wood and
John H. Hickey.
Noank Yard. Inc. organized at
Augusta. to build and operate ships
and vessels and deal in equipment
entering into equipment: capital
stock. 100000, all of which is COM
mon stock: directors, President D.
A. Leland. treasurer, w. T. Gardiner
and clerk, G. l.. Andrews.
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STATE HOUSE CHAT

DR.. Augustus 0. Thomas, State
superintendent of schools, is passing
n few days at Castine, directing the
work at the school for rural helping
teachers which is being held there.
The school opened Monday and will
continue six weeks. Among the
teachers at the school are Harold AL
len and Miss Florence NJ. Hale, rural
school agents of the State School
department and Miss Nellie Jordan
formerly connected with the Maine
Public Health association.
Hon. f. p. Washburn, State COM
missioner of agriculture, has been
passing few days in Washington
county on matters of business.
G. H. Crawford, sheep specialist Of
the State Department of Agriculture
is passing the week at his farm at
Dexter.
f. l.. Newdick, chief of the division
of plant industry, Department of
Agriculture, accompanied by a crew
of workers have gone into Penobscot
county on inspecting work.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Beautiful Sets in Betty Compson's
Photoplay

For rare beauty of background few
pictures that have been screened
this season can equal the picture YER
sion of Sir j. NJ. Barries, The Little
Minister" which Penryhn Stanlaws,
the artist director, produced for Par
amount with Betty Compson in the
role of Lady Babbie," made famous
on the stage by Maude Adams.
The picture, which will be shown at
the Colonial theatre today, gives
many views of the picturesque viii
lage of "Thrums," (Kirriemuir
Scotland) Barrie's birthplace, in con-
trast with the famous Rintoul Cas-
tie, built after the style of the old
Norman Castles, with high ceilings,
stone mullioned and loaded glass
windows, high arches and huge stone
stairways.
The story is an absorbing one and
deals with the daughter of a Scottish
Lord Rintoul, who plays the part of
a gypsy girl and whose incognito is
revealed only after a series of thrill
ing events take place. George Hack
athorne is the leading man and heads
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SUSPENSIONS
OF AUTOMOBILE
DRIVERS LICENSES

Henry A. Shorey, Jr., directing the
enforcement Of the motor vehicle
laws under the supervision of the
State Highway commission. Tuesday
reported the following suspensions
and revocations of automobile opera
tors licenses: all for driving a mo-
tor vehicle while intoxicated:
Suspension, Pending Appeal
License Number 27,294, issued to
f. c. Fields of South Paris.
License Number 71,643, issued to
Alfred King of Veazie.
License Number 1850, issued to
Bernard w. McDevitt of Ellsworth
Falls.
Revocation Of Licenses
License Number 11,16S, issued to
Harry l.. Bradeen of East Water
boro.
License Number 1886, issued to
Dana harrington Of Brewer.
License Number 62,5S9, issued to
Jesse A. Pulk of Lisbon Falls.
License Number 59,319, issued to
Lester Palmer of Dover Foxcroft.
License Number 71,O64, issued to
Alfred Gray of Sangerville
License Number 1926, issued to
Harry McCluskey Of Millinocket.
License Number 4S,405, issued to
John Lucas of Augusta
Mr.. Shorey also directed the depart
ment Of State not to issue a license
to Clarence Coon of Millinocket who
was convicted OF operating a motor
vehicle while intoxicated at Milli-
nocket. Mr.. Shorey states that 1t
cannot be found that Coon has an
operators license.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-12

of Vinalhaven, VS.. j. Leopold & Co.,
employer, and Travellers Insurance Co.,
insurance carrier. respondents. The
decision says in part:
From the evidence submitted at a
hearing held in Rockland on July .,
1922, it is found that the petition for
award of compensation must be denied
for the following reasons: The evil
dence does not show that the respon-
dents had either notice or knowledge of
the injury as required by the Work.
mems Compensation Act; the evidence
does not show that the petitioner sus-
tanned an injury by accident while in
the employ of ]. Leopold & Co.
Petition for award Of compensation
therefore denied"
Industrial Accident Commission,
ARTHUR l.. THAYER.1 Chairman.
Augusta, Maine, July 10, 1922.
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Nominations by Governor

Governor Baxter Tuesday nominal
cd DR.. William n. Miner of Calais and
DR.. Frank n Whittier of Brunswick
members of the Public Health Coun-
Gill; and Frank A. Peabody of Houlton
Commission.
The nomination of Mr.. Peabody is
a appointment. and it is to be noted
that the commission as now CONSTITUTE
ed represents the entire State, one
commissioner coming from Cumber-
land" one from Kcnnebec, and one
from Aroostook county.
Other nominations made yesterday
by Gov. Baxter We're as follows:
Director Port of Portland-Bertrand
G. McIntire of Norway (re-appoint-
ment).
Board Of Juvenile Institutions
George A. Hutchins Of Mexico.
Board of Hospital Trustees-Mrs.
Sarah Rideout Abbott of Saco.
Trustee State Reforma tory for Men
Rev. John NJ. Arters of South
Portland.
Board of Trustees Maine School for
TIC Dedl--hTS. Alice =. Butler OF
FarminSton.
Board OF Trustees tuberculosis
Sanitoriums-Mrs. Lizzie II. French of
Portland, re-appointmenD.
Board Of Osteopathic Examination
and observation-disclosures L. Nc
Beath of Rockland. (re-appointment).
Recorder Sanford Municipal Court
Frank Wilson OF Sanford.
Board of Harbor Commissioners for
the Harbor of Portland-Fred H. York
OF Portland, e-appointmenD.
Inspector Of Fish-Arthur E Nick
erson Of Boothbay Harbor.
These nominations will be in line for
confirmation at the session Of the
Governor and Council, Friday, July q.
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Anuousesmsnt was made It the Of
Zee Of the state Highway Commits.
sion Tuesday that the following
state highway work Is under con-
s,ruction:
0ray-stats Highway e." Detour
from Gray Corner TO Auburn by way
of Dry Mills and Poland Springs to
Danviile Junction. to get by concrete
construction work north Of Gray
Village.
New Gloucester-Stats Highway
"E." Construction work. Detour BY
way OF Dry Mills and Poland
Springs 10 Danville Junction.
Auburn-state Highway "E."
Construction work. Detour by way
Of Dry Mills and Poland Springs to
Danville Junction.
Canton-state Highway 90"
Abou, seven and one half miles un-
der construction. Travel allowed
over work.
Lewlston-State Highway ~"
SOnsIuCtlou WOTh WAL DeBAA a. eSSSS
q week and At that time detour
will be signed around the work.
LIvermore- Hartford-State High
way ~" About two and one half
miles OF road under construction.
Travel allowed over work.
Lisbon-State Highway z" About
three miles OF road under construc-
ton. Trafic allowed over the
work.
Topsham-State Highway %"
About one half mile of road under
construction. Traflc allowed over
the work.
Couldsboro-state Highway "N."
Short section under construction
TrsfYc allowed over work.
Cherryaeid-State Highway az"
Short section under construction.
Traffc allowed over road.
Addison-State Highway IN.
Short section under construction
Traffic allowed over work.
Highway petours in Maine
Calais-state Highway az" About
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Three Breaks in 48 Hours

No trace has been found Of q
burglars who entered the store
Curtis n Cushman and the store an
barber shop of NJ. Ncrrll at Carm'
Friday night, although Sheriff Fen
andez and his deputies have bee
working on the case since that tim
Likewise the identity Of the part'
who broke into the Mattawamkea
postoiiice is shrouded in mysteTl
Three breaks inside of 4S hours hay
given the sheriff department a lot
work, but in none was the loot 50
cured worth while the burglars q
forts.
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Fish and Game
Violations Reported

Charles H. Thurlow, Jr, of Lee,
Maine. deputy warden, reports to the
department Of inland fisheries and
game tho case Of State against S.
l.. Higgins of Charleston, for having
short trout in possession. This case
was taken before Trial Justice A..
Weatherbee OF Lincoln on July eth.
The defendant was adjudged guilty
AID sentenced to pay fine of SIS
and costs taxed at $s.25.
Same warden reports case of State
against H. e. Mitchell, also of
Charleston. same offence. This case
was also taken before Trial Justice
A. Weatherbee Of Lincoln on the
same date. Defendant was adiudged
guilty and sentenced to pay a fine
Of SIS and costs.
same warden reports case Of state
asatnst z. n. Pearl. also Of Charles
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ton, same offence, taken before same
court; defendant adjudged guilty and
sentenced to pay a fine of 1915 and
costs taxed at $12.10.
Same warden reports case of State
against H. A. Soule, also of Charles
ton, same offence, taken before same
court, defendant adjudgcd guilty and
sentenced to pay fine of SIS and
costs taxed at $12.10.
G. S. ID. Churchill, deputy warden
at North Raymond. reports case of
State against Joseph Brown of New
York City, for fishing without a IL
cense. This case was taken before
Judge Sawyer of Gray on July 18th.
The defendant was. adiudged guilty
and sentenced to pay a fine Of SO
and costs taxed at s5.o5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-12
STATE OF MAINE

KENNEBEC. ss-superior Court in
Term. Augusta. June End, 1922.
Alma Dubois Lib't. vs.. Alexander
Dubois.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel
~ is ordered by me. the undersigned
Justice Of said Court, that notice there
OF be given TO the Libelee by publish
inr an sttested copy OF the same. or
order thereon, three weeks successive
Is IN the ksnncbec Journal newspa-
Der printed In Augusta. said County
- kennehec. the last publication to
We ihifty DAYS ~ least before the next
term Of said Court. TO be holden at
Augusta, within and for said County of
ker nehcc. on TIE first Tuesday OF Sep
terher next. hat he may then and
tnere appear n said Court and answer
thereto IL ne zee fit
Attest. FRED EMERY BEANE.
.'.stics superior Court.
Copy OF Libel.
The Libtiant alleges that she was
msTred to tho said libelee at Augusta
N the state OF Maine. on the 18th day
OF September, 1915. the said lbelant
and iiheles coast tied in this State liter
their said marriage that the lihelan
resided Ia this state when tho cause
OF divorce accrued as hereinafter set
forth, and had resided here in good
hereof. that tn. libelant has ever been
faithful to her marriage obligations.
PIT that the sad libelee has been un-
mindful Of the same: that being Of
suftcient ability he has erossly, wan
TONY and cruelty neglected and re-
fused TO provide suitable maintens nee
for your libe,ant: that he has been
guilty Of cruel and abusive treatment
ara extreme cruelty towards her. as
follows 20 Wit: That two children
shave been horn 20 them during their
SAID marriage. row living. viz: Leonel
Dubois and Loretta Dubois.
wherefore. she prays that q divorce
from the honds OF matrimony between
herself and said libelee may be de-
creed. and taat the care and custody
Of their minor child may be given 10
her; aiss that reasonable al!mony be
decrsed 20 her oct Of his estate: or in
lieu thereof that Q specific sum be paid
Ana the nbsians further alleges that
On. has uoed reasonable diligence to
aseeYtais The rrseont rssidencs Of said
lihelee. bet 10 unable 20 % -. and does
not know vhsfo u IL
ALMA DUBOIS. Libelant
KENNUDec. % June I. lS23.-Ths
Oaid T.. oslant made cath that the above
allegation - to the regidence Of the
libelee 10 truA
ROBERT A. coNY,
Justice Of the Peace.
|. \ true notice of the order q notice
.Asssss: :. e ". JONES. c,ssk.
x ~-v- 49,
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TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUN-
Try or FRANKLIN AND STATE

TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUN:
TY or franklin AND STATE
or MAINE:
legal voters in the County OF Franklin.
respectfully represent that common
convenience and necessity require the
location of highway in said County
OF Franklin, as follows:
Leaving the main highway. that ex-
tends from Rangeley Village to Oquos-
soc In the town of Rsngeley in said
County at a point near the Mountain
View House, so called, thence in gen
erai Northerly direction, by the most
feasible route, to the line between said
town Of Rangeley and Davistown. so
called. and thence continuing Norther-
~ scross said Davistown, and across
Stetsontown. Seven Ponds Township
and the Massachusetts Gore. so called,
70 the boundary line between said
state ~ Maine and tho Dominion of
canada. ~ n place near the village of
Moburn in said Canada. The whole
distance being about thirty miles.
lafcd this Goth day of April, A. d.
". r. ribbetts and Gal others.
STATE OF MAINE
Franklin. So. Court Of County Com
mrsioners, April Term. 1922. Third
ments. Jun. s. A. u. 1922.
on the foregoing petition, satisfac-
soty evidence having been received
that me petitioners are responsible,
and that an enquiry into the merits is
txpedient. and that they ought to be
heard touching the matter set forth in
raid petition. it lie ordered that thirty
DAYS previous notice be given. that
the County Commissioners will meet
o. the Mountain View House in said
Eangelcy on Thursday the Seventh day
~ september. 1922. at ten O'Clock in
view the route set forth in said petit
ton. and other routes and roads con-
rected herewith and Immediately
afterwards hear the parties and their
witnesses. and then take such further
measures In The premises as may be
adiudred proper. Said notice to he
given BY serving attested copies of
upon the clerk Of tho said town of
EhngelcH. and Nv posting up such cop
t"s In three public places in said town,
and by publishing the same in the
Franklin Journal and Pennington
Chronicle, for three successive weeks
the last publication 10 be thirty DAYS.
~ least. before said hearing. and also
paper 10 wit. the Daily kennebec
journal public newspaper printed in
Augusta. In the County Of Kennebec,
for six successive weeks the last pub
LEGATION 20 be thirty days. at least, be-
fore said hearing. that all persons and
corporations interested may attend
sne be heard y they think proner.
true copy. OF the petition and or
der ~ court thereon.
Attest II. NJ. SMALL Clerk.
Jn2i.wedst
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STATE HOUSE


, six miles Of road under construction
Tradic allowed over work
Jay-State Highway f." Detour
to the west at Jay Bridge.
Wilton-State Highway IF" Short
section underconstruction. Traffic
allowed over work.
strong-BridEe up. Detour posted
at Farmington and at Phillips.
Belgrade-state Highway &C..
| The road from the Sidney line to
Belgrade Depot and thence to Oak
land, q distance Of about eight and
one half miles, 10 under construction
and trafiic will be allowed through
one side Of the road.
Richmond-State Highway O."
Spur. The section of road between
Richmond Corner and Richmond
Village Is under construction and
tranic is allowed over the work,
subject to slight delays when blast
| ing is going on.
Farmingdale-State Highway 90"
About two and one half miles under
construction. Travel allowed over
work at present. A little later a
detour will be signed around the
work.
, Hallowell-State Highway 90"
Construction work going on between
the overhead bridge OF the Maine
Central Railroad and the Augusta
| line.
/ Augusta-State Highway 60"
About four miles Of road under con-
struction between Augusta and Wa
terville on the east side of the Ken
nebec river. Traffic allowed over
work.
Fairfield -Skowhegan-State High
way H" Going north; follow state
highway to Hinckley Depot, over
one-half mile OF construction work,
turn sharp to left, 60 by stone crush
er, two and one-half miles, turn
sharp to right, and follow straight
road into Skowhegan village.
West Forks-State Highway III"
Short section Of road under con-
struction. Travel allowed over work.
Corinna and Dexter-State High
way j." Travel will be allowed
over work as far as possible between
Corinna and Corinna Center, beyond
which point a detour will be neces-
sary over the road leading the state
| highway at that point. Travel will
| lie allowed over construction work
north OF Dexter village as far as pos
sille.
! Bangor-Veazie - State Highway
| *" Detour by way of Saltwater
avenue, in accordance with detour
signs.
| Olono-State Highway TX" De-
| tour by way of saltwater avenue, in
| accordance with detour signs.
Old Town-State Highway *"
| Construction work going on between
saltwater and Old Town. Travel al
| lowed over work.
Milford -Greenbush = State High
way *" Local travel will be al
lowed over the work. Through ira
vel will best be accommodated by
| taking the Ridge road from Still
| water to Lagrange, thence to How
land and coming out on to the state
highway at the Howland-E Enfield
! bridge.
7 Island Falls-State Highway tx.
Short section under construction
Travel allowed over work.
Littleton and Monticello-state
Highway *" Detour: going north
from Houlton. turn left on to Letter
B. road IL miles from Houlton vii.
lage; cross railroad at 1.6 miles;
pass McSheffery road at "a miles
turn right on to Littleton Ridge road
at 81 miles: cross stream and &c
straight north; pass Ridge road al
81 miles.
Mars HillAState Highway *
( About three miles under construc.
ton. Travel allowed over work.
Easton - State Highway *
About three miles under Construc-
| ton. Travel allowed over work.
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Bert Lytell in Detective Story

sherlock Brown tho Metro pho
oplay which will be shown nj the G.
story Bayard WELLER has written Il
the screen. In addition 10 being d
author of the story, Mr.. WELLER
rocted IL himself. WELLER is We
known as the author Of stage pla.
which have won great success
within the Law and The Thr
tccnth Chair" came from his PEN
Adv
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SENATORS NOMINATED

Androscoggin County
VIM. H. kirschner, Lisbon
Albert D. Morneau, Lewiston
Aroostook County
Asa A. Bishop. Pressure Isle
Charles Carroll. Houlton
Edward L. Morris, Mars Hill
Cumberland County
John H. Dooley. Portland
Samuel H. Fits. F'reeport
DIN c. Moulton. Standish
Rose A. Warren, Portland
Franklin County
Samuel w. Walker. Wilton
Hancock County
Otis Littlefeld. Bluehill
William T. Holmes. Mt. Desert
kennebec County
Henry H. Eldridge. Gardiner
Lewis L. Mann. Augusta
Edward H. Mosher. Belgrade
Knox County
Richard Q. Elliot, Thomaston
Lincoln County
Lore H. Ford. WHITEHEAD
Oxford County
Paul c. Thurston, Bethel
Penobscot County
Francis w. Hill, Bangor
Samuel NJ. Packard. Newburg
Charles w. Wescott. Patten
Piscataquis County
Harry A. Sanders. Greenville
SagadahOc County
Ralph Q. Dale, Bath
Somerset County
william NJ. Osborne, Pittsfeld
Elmer b. Rowell, Skowhegan
Waldo County
Ernest L. Sprague, Islesboro
Washington County
Clifford G. Chase Barring
Clarence A. Small. Machiasport
York County
Henry A. Descoteaux, Biddeford
William j. Maybury. Saco
John E. West, Wells
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REPUBLICAN PARTY
SENATORS NOMINATED

Androscoggin County
Edward r. Parent Lewiston
Charles W. Kicker, Poland
Ar0ost00k County
Stetson H. Hussey. Blaine
Paul H. Powers Houlton
Allen c. T. Wilson, Pressure Isle
Cumberland County
Ralph o. Brewster. Portland
Harry L. Cram. Portland
Frederick w. Hinckley. South Portland
Alexander Spers. Westbrook
Franklin County
Charles r. Hall. Wilton
Hancock County
Joseph D. Phillips. Southwest Harbor
Percy G. Sargent. Sedgwick
kennebec County
Herman H. Adams. Belgrade
Frank G. Harrington, Augusta
Herbert E. Wadsworth. Winthrop
Knox County
Rodney /. Thompson, Rockland
Lincoln County
Herbert A. Clark, Jefferson
Oxford County
Frederic o. Eaton Rumford
Penobscot County
Taber d. Bailey Bangor
Byron G. Croxford, Newport
Frank P. Morrison, Corinth
Piscataauis County
Erwin G. Ryder, Brownvlle
SagadahOc County
Frank W. Carlton. Woolwich
Somerset County
Walter S. Bemis. Harmony
Clyde H. Smith. Skowhegan
Waldo County
Hodgdon c. Buzzell. Belfast
Washington County
Roscoe c. Emery. Eastport
Narney A. Putnam, Danforth
York County
Harmon G. Allen. Sanford
Wilbur D. Spencer Berwick
George n. Stevens, kennebunkport
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Decision by Chairman
Ind. Accident Comm.

Hon. Arthur l.. Thayer. chairman of
the Industrial Accident Commission,
has rendered decision denying the
petition for award Of compensation in
the case Of Carl D. Bunker, petitioner.
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Old Orchard has decided on Stand
ard time once more. At the special
town meeting held Saturday after
noon the vote resulted in 121 votes
for Daylight Saving, while AS voted
for the old time.
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THE LIST OF CANDIDATES
FOR s1ST LEGISLATURE

Complete returns primaries show the following hsts
Of the SYST LEGISLATURE ITO"
to be mad a September cleo ton
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n large and capable supporting con
pany.-Adv.