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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-02
Comma Events

Cards are out announcing two big
and snappy games Of basketball to
be played this Friday evening, Feb
ruary End in Hesclton hall. The
games, S. II. S. Girls VS.. Maine Cen
trail Institute and S. II. S. Boys VS..
Colby freshmen.
The following is the S. II. S. girls
record: S. II. S. Sc. Winslow 3: S.
H. s., rs. Cony Il; s. II. S., AZ, Win
slow 5; S. II. s., 81, Coburn CLASH
cal 8.
The boys record: s. H. s.. -.
Winslow 16: S. II. S. %. Lawrence
10; S. II. s.. 10. Winslow Ia; S. III.
S., 26, Waterville 20; S. II. s, 2o
Wilton 80.
On Monday evening in Grange
hall will occur dance given by the
ladies of the Skowhegan Business
and Professional Women's Club
Music will be furnished by Foley's
orchestra and refreshments will be
served. Miss Florence Bealc is
chairman of the publicity committee
and attractive posters are out an
nouncing the affair.
The next meeting of the Good Will
Club will be held at the home of Mrs
Herman Plummer and daughter, Mrs.
Raymond A. Derbyshire on Madison
avenue on Wednesday afternoon of
next week.
There will be a special service next
Wednesday evening at the Centenary
Methodist church at which time Mr..
F.. Howard Callahan will tell the
story of Boston University which is
great New England Methodist
Institution of which all Methodist
are and rightly so proud of, and the
local Methodist will be interested to
learn Of its history growth, and
present work.
The usual first Friday Devotions
will be conducted at the Notre Dame
of Lourdes Catholic church this
Friday morning, February 3rd. with
services at $50 and at o'clock.
There will be dance in Grange
hall Saturday evening, February 3rd.
with music by the Venetian Boys of
Portland.
The ladies of the Ella F. Mitchell
Philathea Glass of the Bethany Bap-
fist church will attend the morning
service at 1890 in body as is their
custom the first Sunday of each
month.
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Hubbard, Palmyra; Fred w. Dyer,
New Portland: Fred Hayden. Madi-
son. The charge was for trapping
beaver in the lower Enchanted,
which it was claimed is this year
closed to beaver trapping. The Tut
ties claimed that they trapped in the
lower two-thirds of Lower Enchant-
ed, which they claimed was not
closed. The witnesses for the State
were Chief Game Warden of SOM
erset County Il. p. King Of SkoWhe-
gan. II. e. Redmond Of Scion. Henry
Farley of West Forks and Guy
Berry.
The only witness placed on the
stand by the respondents was Fred
futile. The case went to the jury
a little before noon. which after be-
ing out a short time returned YER
dict of not guilty. The Tuttle Broth
ers are old trappers. In the testimony
Mr.. Tuttle said he got about ~
beaver last year and so far this they
had gotten 80.
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Italian State
Militia Will Wear
Black Shirts

Roma Jan. 10. (MaiD-Premier
Mussolinfs newly organized state
militia, which is mainly enlisted from
the Fascist. is built upon the plan
of the National Guard organizations
IN the United States. Service in the
Italian militia is voluntary. and is
unpaid unless on active service. It's
members follow their regular bro
LESSONS and occupations and drill
IN their spare time. They are to
be used in case of civil disorder
while. in the event of war. thew will
be MERGED into the regular army.
Already the new organization is
filled with former soldiers and lads
who participated in the recent his
toric fascista coup. when Premier
Mussolini was called to head the
government. Preference, in choosing
the personnel of the new force, is
given to Fascist. Moderate Nation
alists. Fiume DICTIONARIES and those of
proven Italian faith" are given the
second consideration
Units of the new militia will be
placed in every town, just as Ma
tional Guard units are distributed in
the towns and cities of America.
While no definite orders have been
issued regarding tne uniforms of the
new force. it is expected that the
black shirt of the Fascist will be
adopted. 1t has been pointed out
that the black shirt is now tradition
al, just as was the red shirt in Carl
baldis time. The men in the new
body are said to favor the black
shirt in preference to an army uni
form. for it was in these shirts they
made their celebrated march on
Rome.
The new militia may be called to
garrison duty in the Italian colonies
In Africa. There they would super
sede the regular army, the units of
which would be returned to Italy
for training in war tactics.
In recent communicate it was
stated that the purpose of the new
militia was to absorb all the military
organizations of the various politi-
cal parties. Even the Fascist them
selves. unless enrolled in the new
militia, will be disarmed. The com
Eiunlque declared that mo state can
tolerate the existence of political
parties, militarily organized"
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Want Japanese Steel
Industry Unified

Toxic, Jan. II. (MaiD- The I'M
ihcatlon of the iron and steel indus
try long has been a subject of dis
cussion and many people interested
IN the enterprise have been steadily
working for the realization of the
scheme. The councillors of the Iron
and Steel Association recently pass
ed resolution advocating a thor
oush unification of the industry and
presented the resolution to the gov
eminent.
After dwelling on the important
nature of the industry for the pur-
pose of national defence the resolu-
ton goes on to say that the demand
1or IRON and steel in the country is
yearly increasing. bringing about a
proportionate increase in the import
oil these goods, and that if their i'm
port Is not confined to proper
limits the future of the domestic in
dustry will be seriously compromised.
AS things stand at present, the res
oiution states, private concerns are
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Joseph Coro Charged With
Arson of Brothers Barn

The second case to be taken up on
the criminal docket was that of the
State VS.. Joseph CorO Of Arson,
which was opened at the Judicial
Court Thursday afternoon. In this
case Coro was charged with setting
fire TO the barn of hio brother, AL
bert Coro.. on October %, 1921. The
State is being represented by County
Attorney James Thorne of North An
son and the plaintiff by Attorney
William Brown of Madison. The
plainti's witnesses were Albert COro
Francis Coro, Louis LeClair, Mamie
Coro, Mrs. Jennie Preble, and Mrs.
Albert Coro. The defense witnesses
were Joseph orc. Flora Pelley. Ed
ward Noonan. Steven Walker Henry
Coro. Mrs. Daniel Adams, William
Pelkey, Henry LeClair. Fred Withec.
and Lee Coro. The testimony was
completed at the close of court at
$50 and with the opening of court
this FRIDAY morning the Attorneys
will make their arguments.
A brief story Of the case Is as fol-
lows:
Joseph Coro boarded with his
brother. Albert Coro and family. and
from the testimony it appeared that
some trouble came up between the
two men and Albert asked Joseph
to go somewhere else to board, which
ne did 1t is claimed that when he
came back to get some OF his cloth
ing that he went into the barn, which
is connected to the house by shed
and set the fire. The defense claims
that he did not set the fire but that
it caught from sparks from a NJ
C. r. r. engine on the track which
is about 80 feet distant from the
barn. Several Of the witnesses on
the defense were thoroughly cross
examined by County Attorney
Thorne.
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give n public hearing in it's room
at the State House. in Augusta.
TUESDAY, Feb. 6. 1928. at P. NJ. :
An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter III Of the Revised Statutes as
Laws of 1917. as amended by Chapter
81 of the Public Laws of 1921. relating
to the salaries of justices of the SUI
premc Judicial Court.
An Act to amend Section As Of Chap
ter 219 of the Public Laws of 1921
relative to clerk hire in the registry
of deeds for York county.
Ar Act relative to clerk hire in the
Office of Register of deeds. register Of
probate and clerk Of courts in Kenne-
bee county
EDGAR f. ROUNDS, Sec.
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The committee on judiciary will siys |
a public hearing in its rooms al thu
State House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. February 6. at 3PNj
on the following:
An Act to amend paragraph nun.
bered one under Section !. Chapter !; |
of the Revised Statutes of Maine rek. /
tive to granting of licenses for the sa,
of real estate by probate courts.
An Act to amend Section Al of Char |
ter 81 of the Revised Statutes 81
amended by Chapter % of the Publ.
Laws of 1921. providing for the py
ment of fees on amendment Of pW |
poses.
An Act to amend Section SO Of Chap
ter 81 of the Revised Statutes, RELATIVE
to dissolution of corporations.
An Act relating to winter speeiy
course or way above the Gardiner-Ra.
dolph bridge at Farmingdale.
An Act relating to trial terms Of th.|
Supreme Judicial Court in Washing
ton county.
TUESDAY. February 6. at P. NJ. al
the following:
An Act to amend Chapter Is Of th.|
Public Laws of 1917. relative to siv-|
ing checks or drafts on banks wheN.|
maker has not sufficient funds.
An Act to amend Section IL OF Chap
ter 127 of the Revised Statutes. REAL
tive to search warrants for impk|
ments Of gambling.
An Act to amend Sections So and al
Chapter IS. Revised Statutes, relating
to registration of veterinary surgeons
An Act to change the date Of TIL
April term of the supreme judicial
court of Somerset county.
WEDNESDAY. February Z, at :P NJ
on the following:
Resolve amending the Constitution d
the State of Maine SO as to limit AL
preparations for private institution|
and purposes until December 81. 1881
and so as to prohibit such appropnsI
tionG after December 81, 1880.
THURSDAY. February s, at Up. n
on the following:
An Act to amend Section 20 Of Chap
ter eli of the Public Laws of 1871
relative TO penalty for reckless dry.
ing, going away without stopping after
an accident. using motor vehicles with
out authority.
An Act to regulate the right Of way
of vehicles at interesting public ways
An Act to amend Section rs Of Chap
ter 211 of the Public Laws of 1921 n
lating to the publication of monthly
motor vehicle registration lists.
An Act to amend Section 60 Of Chap
ter 211 of the Public Laws of Nsl
relative to motor vehicles and the Law
of the road and the speed of vehicles
An Act to amend Section Of Chap
ter 1874 Of the Public Laws Of 1921. re-
lating to the jurisdiction of the Public
Utilities Commission over certain mo
tor vehicles.
W. T. GARDINER, See
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

The committee on Military Affairs
will give a public hearing in the SEN
ate Chamber. at the State House, in
Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. Z, at 2 p. NJ.
An Act to control the sale and use
Of pistols and revolverS.
Bill, An Act to control the possession,
sale and use of pistols and revolvers,
10 provide penalties and for other pur-
poses.
An Act to amend Paragraph In of
section . of Chapter 10 of the Revised
Statutes. as amended by Chapter 105
of the Public Laws of 1919. as further
amended by Chapter 119 of the Public
Laws of 1921. relating to exemption
from taxation of the estates of war
veterans.
TABER D. BAILEY, Chairman.
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SUPREME COURT
Case Against Turtles
Opens Criminal Docket

Thursday morning the cases of
the criminal docket were begun. the
first case being that of State VS..
Fred and Merton Tuttle of West
Athens, who We're held by the lower
court on a charge of illegal trapping
for beaver and against whom the
grand jury found an indictment on
the above charge. The judge APP
pointed Sherman Shumway of Cover
and Shumway as attorney for the
Turtles. County Attorney James H.
Thorne acted as attorney for the
State. The case was tried before a
drawn jury composed of Henry Cool
ey, chairman. j. Harold Salisbury,
Canaan; Ernest N. Penney, Fair
field: Charles II. Buzze!i, Athens;
I S. w. Seekins. st. Adams; Charles
Lepage. Long Pond: Gail Pollard,
Fairfield; Nina Clough, Skowhegan;
Mary Rowell. Skowhegan; H. H.
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Committee Hearings
CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give a
public hearing in it's rooms at the state
House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, February Z. at P. M.
Resolve in favor Of the town Of
Fairfield to reimburse said town for
money expended for the care Of the
family of Robert Packard.
Resolve in favor of the city of Bath.
Resolve anpropriating money to re-
imburse Machias Lumber Company for
taxes paid.
Resolve appropriating money to re-
imburse William OBJ. Walker for taxes
paid.
Resolve appropriating money to re-
imburso Annette OBJ. Walker for taxes
paid.
Resolve in favor Of DR.. Charles e.
Johnson.
Resolve appropriating money to re-
imburse the town of Alfred for part of
cost Of bridge.
q. A, NEWCOMB, Sec.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs viii
give a public hearing in its rooms a.
the State House in Augusta. :,
THURSDAY. Feb. list, at +. H.
on the following:
An Act to amend Section ~ Of Chap
ter 211 of the Public Laws OF lEL
relating to motor vehicles used i@
public hire. :,
An Act to incorporate the Grand
Temple, Pythian Sisters Of Maine. 4,
An Act to amend Chapter Sys
the Private Laws Of 1885 relating 70
the First, Tenth and Twenty'nin1a
Regiments Association
Al Act to legalize acknowledemen.
taken, oaths administered. anu mar
riages solemnized by Fred A. Tore!
An Act to recognize the incorpo',m
ton CT the Bath City hospital ane y. ~
confirm the validity thereof and Of !"
doings. ~.
An Ac: to add to the purposes iof
which the Charles NJ. Hay Co, cor
poration, was organized.
An Act relating to pensionlns me .h,
bers of the Police Department OF 'n'
City of Brewer.
TUESDAY. February 6, at T. ~
on the following: ,.
An Act to amend Section % OF Cns 'a,
ter 81 of the Revised Statutes relaus
10 corporate records ana btoCh 80.
An Act to amend Section OF Sns al,
ter 40 of the Revised Statutes, relauns
to unauthorized advertisements al 'e
titled public accountants. nj.
An Act to amend Chapter 2le; ~
vate and Special Laws of 1911. re,s snss
to incorporation Of Parsonsfeld' he'~'
Falls Village Corporation. ,v
THURSDAY. February s, at r M
on the following: !,
II. 25. An Act to amend Section , I
of Chapter of the Revised stsi Duh
as amended by Chapter So OF the EN-
lie Laws of 1917 and Chapter III =. A. An
Public Laws Of 1921. relating to tns az -
ties of boards of registration OF s0 b..
An Act to amend Section anc "A Il
agraph of Section 4 of Chapter ~ Sssi
the Private and Special Laws o. 1,,iisn
relating to Belgrade Lakes '"'e'
Corporation. .,.,.
An Act to repeal the Act incorpo'"
ing the town OF Forest CITY. ut fes
An Act to extend the time t'm' M
exercising corporate powers !"
Great Pond Railway Company. ..,im
An Act relating to the incorpo'a'
of The Specially Club ,v sAe
BURLEIGH MARTIN. -
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAN-
CIAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs will give g public
House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY. February !. at 2 p. NJ.
on, the following resolves:
Resolve in favor Of the Knox Acad-
envy of Arts and Sciences. a corpora
ton organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Maine. located in
Warren. in said State.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
Girls Orphanage. Lewiston.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
Resolve appropriating money to aid
Healy Asylum. Lewiston.
TUESDAY. February 6. at P. NJ.
on the following Resolves:
Resolve in favor of the Home fof
Resolve in favor Of the Children's
Aid Society, Belfast.
Resolve in favor Of Waldo County
General Hospital for maintenance.
Resolve appropriating money for the
Good Samaritan Home Assn, Bangor.
Resolve providing for assistance to
the deaf by the Maine Mission for the
Deaf.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
Bangor.
Resolve in favor Of the Northern
Cumberland Memorial Hospital at
Bridgton.
THURSDAY, February s. 1923. at 2
p. NJ, on the following resolves:
Resolve granting aid to the Bar Har-
Dor Medical & Surgical Hospital.
Resolve in favor of the Weber Hos
pital Assn. of BiddefOrd.
Resolve in favor of Memorial Hospf-
tai. Bluehill, for maintenance.
Resolve providing for medical and
surgical treatment and care of indi-
gent persons by Rumford Hospital AS
ISOLATION at Rumford
Resolve in favor Of the Gardiner
General Hospital
Resolve providing for sanatorium
treatment by the Bangor Anti-Tubercu-
losis Association at Bangor. for per-
sons who are in need OF the same and
are unable to pay for it.
Resolve in favor of Charles A. Dean
Hospital. at Greenville.
THOMAS A. SANDERS. Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGE

The committee on Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in it's room.
TUESDAY, February 6. at 2P. NJ.
No. 10. A Resolve in favor of Blue
hill for repair of road.
money to build a road in the town of
No. is. A Resolve in favor of the
town of Machiasport to aid in building
highway in said town.
No. 16. A Resolve appropriating
No. II. Resolve appropriating
money for building an improved high
way in the town of Otisfeld.
the Valley road. so called, in the towns
Of Salem and Freeman.
No. 10. Resolve in favor of the
town of Litchfield to aid in repairing
the highway.
No co. Resolve in favor OF the
town of Phillips to aid in rebuilding
the Weld road.
No. q. Resolve in favor of the
towns Of Chesterville and New Sharon
to aid in rebuilding road.
No %. Resolve in favor Of the
town Of Surry to rebuild bridge.
WEDNESDAY, February Z, at 2 P NJ.
No. %. Resolve appropriating mon
ey to aid in building road in Winter
No. "a. Resolve appropriating mon
ey to aid in building road in the
towns of Newcastle and Jefferson.
No. 25. Resolve in favor of the
towns of Belgrade. Rome and Mt. YER
non to aid in building and improving
the NarrOWS road.
No. &c. Resolve in favor of road in
Codyville Plantation.
No: e. Resolve in favor of road in
Denforth.
No. IS. Resolve to aid in repairing
the Thompson road. so called in Lam
bert Lake Plantation.
No. %. Resolve to aid in repairing
the Vanceboro road.
No. 80. Resolve providing for the
repair of road in the town of Sulli-
No. 81. Resolve appropriating mon
ey for the road in the town of Sears
mont. :
No. 80. Resolve approprating mon
ey TO aid in the repair and construction
of the highway from Wells to the New
Hampshire state line and providing
for the future maintenance Of the
same.
No. SO. Resolve appropriating mon
ey to aid in the repair and construc-
ton of the highway leading from the
saw Mill bridge. SO called. in the town
of Lebanon.
No. 81. Resolve in favor Of the
town OF Sidney to aid in repairing q
road.
No. IS. Resolve in favor of the town
of Sedgwick for aid in rebuilding Ridge
road. so called.
No. So. Resolve in favor of road
way in the town of Gushing, Knox
county.
No. 81. Resolve for the appropria-
tion of $3.50 for State aid road in the
town of Gushing, Knox county.
OWEN X. STORY, Sec.
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euffalo's First Cousin Makes Ap-
pearance Or Ranus

Fort Worth, Feb. 1.-The first
cousin Of the buffalo has appeared
on the Texas range. He'll be known
TO the livestock world as Vernier and
he's second cross of the cattle and
the Misunderstanding once consid-
cred impossible.
The first Vernier seen at the Fort
Worth stockyards and the packing
houses came from the ranch of !. B.
slaughter in Cara county. The
buffalo bulls came from the famous
Goodnight buffalo herd in the pan
handle. and the cattle from the
sIaughtef ranches. The first cross
were the cattloes which are more or
Tess common in certain cattle rails
ing districts. The second cross hovo
been termed "Vernier." This il a
new name in the history of breed
ing.
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PENSIONS

The Committee on Pensions will
give a public hearing in its rooms at
the State House. in Augusta.
TUESDAY. February 6. at p. NJ.
on the following:
No. /. Resolve In favor Of Cornelius
Linnehan Of Lewiston for State pension.
No. 2. Resolve increasing the State
pension Of Charles d. Preble Of Kittery.
No. 3. Resolve providing State
pension for Marie n. Varrell of York.
JOHN i. WOOD, Sec.
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"esggar" Carries Paw Rail-

"A cripple with both legs cut off be-
10" the knee hobbies pathetically
across City Hall park every day or
TWO. little leather satchel il slung
across MS shoulder and the casual
passerpy 1nstinctively feels in his
pccKet Tor a nickel or dime, expect
ing the cripple one momentarily to
open up the satchel and offer gum
Vt snoestrlngs or pencils for sale.
But ne never pauses or opens the
pas. An 1nquisitive pedestrian fol-
lowed MN the other day to find out
w wnere ne made his pitch" or kept
ms begging rendezvous. He trailed
.ne crippled one down Nassau street
ana up che stairway Of . building
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Expect Record
Breaking Show

Cleveland Feb. IA record for the
number Of exhibitors is expected to
pc established at the National Food
SNOW to be held here February S
10 10, according to J. p. Langan of
Kansas City. general manager of the
National Association of Retail
Grocers, which is staging the show.
Inc purpose of the show is to pro-
mote a better knowledge of good
1000 and food values. Among those
invited to talk is Secretary of Agri-
culture Wallace.
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Legislative Notice
STATE OF MAINE

In Senate. January IS. 1928.
Ordered. the House concurring, that
the time for the reception OF Bills for
private and special legislation be linn
= o'clock T. N: and that all such petit
lions ana bills presented after that
date be referred to the next LegisIa-
ture: that the Secretary. Of the Senate
cause copies Of this order to be pub
lished in all the daily and weekly pa
pers Of the State until and including
Wednesday. February Z. 1923.
Presented by
Sargent of Hancock.
IN SENATE CHAMBER
Jan. 16. 1923
Read and Passed
Sent down for concurrence
l.. Ernest Thornton
Secretary
HOUSE
Jan. 16, 1923
Read and Passed
In concurrence
Clyde II. Chapman
Clerk
Attest: L. Ernest Thornton.
Secretary of Senate.
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HOSPITAL Notes

Leon Akeley, who was taken i'll
last Tuesday night and Thursday
afternoon taken to the Somerset
Hospital where he was operated upon
and late Thursday evening his con
dition was considered very critical.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Akeley on West Front street.
Mrs. Ruel l.. Copp of West Front
street entered the Somerset Hospi-
tai Thursday afternoon, where she
submitted to surgical treatment.
William A. Wescott of the Athens
road is recovering from severe at
tack of the grip, fpom which illness
he has been confined to his home
Tor the past two weeks
Mrs. Clifford Deering and daurh-
ter. Miss Vera Deering. who have
passed some weeks in Boston, have
r.. ir ID to their home in Athens.
Levi Decker returned to his home
in Clinton, Thursday noon, after be-
ing the guest of his uncle, Clyde Z.
Decker.
Attorney Edward F. Merrill, who
is professionally occupied in Angus
ia during the session of Legislature.
returned to Augusta, Thursday
morning. after being in town on
Wednesday to speak at the meeting
of the WOman's Club.
Mrs. Myrtle Moody, who has been
caring for Mrs. Sarah Harris at the
home of her daughter. and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord on