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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
14O-Foot Pole Raft Is to Be Towed to Alaska

EVERETT, March 1.-Eight hun dren poles 40 feet long, from the logging holdings of Backus & An derson on the Mukilteo road, are be- ing constructed by the Everett Con struction Company into a raft which, when completed, will be lowed to Alaska by deep sea tug to be used in construction of Alaska can neries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
PUNISHMENT PROMISED

DUSSELDORF. March By a decree issued by General Degoutte today. Hugo Stinnes and other mine owners are liable to trial by court martial with possible Imprisonment and fines if they refuse to pay taxes on coal production or oppose efforts of the French to wrest from them shipments they failed on account of the reparations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01

WASHINGTON, March Harm credits legislation was put well on the way to passage in the House last night, but the final vote was deferred until sometime today on ac. count of the absence of number of mem bers.
 After the House acts, the bill will go ito conference for adjustment of differences with the Senate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Has Charlie Been tilted?
 Or What Is in the Air ?

LOS ANGELES, March 1.--Charlie Chaplin told the Examiner today he was too poor to marry Pola Negri just now.
 This is working world" said Chaplin. We've all got 10 stay busy to keep away from the climates sentiments
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Killed by Rock; Blast Propels Stone 4 Blocks

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 1..' Dewey Hendren, 26 years old. of Newark, was killed instantly when struck On his chest by a rock while standing talking with friend Police believe the rock was hurled by an explosion in connection with blasting op- erations on the river front, three or four blocks away. Hen dren formerly was d profes- sional baseball player.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Whitney Fiiancee
 III with Influenza

PARIS, March Miss Marie Nor ton, ffancee of Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Jr. is prevented from shop. of influenza. She has been ordered by her physicians to remain in bed.
 The marriage, which was scned- uled for March ,, may be postponed on account of her illness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Honorio Pueyerrendon
 Is Coming to America

BUENOS AIRES, March 1=Hon- orio Pueyerrendon. Argentina's chief representative at the League of Ma tions, when the country was a mem- Der. has accepted the post of Am bassador to the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Canada and U. s. Will
 Sign Fisheries Pact

TORONTO, March 1.-Ernest La pointe, Dominion Minister of Ma rine, has left here for Washington so sign an agreement between Can ada and the United States regarding fisheries rights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Search Started for
 Another Mint Robber

ST. PAUL. March 1.--The police and Federal officers are searching the Twin Cities for Robert L. Walk CT. who is alleged to be one of the Denver mint robbers and who has been seen here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Street Car Fare Reduced Today In Seattle

SEATTLE, March 1.-ltl duced rates went into effect ol the municipal car lines this morn ing. A single Continuous ride fare will be cents, while rales requiring transferring charges VII be 1-4 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
FARM CREDITS
 GOING THROUGH

BULLETiN-WASHINGTON. March 1.-The farm credits bills, proposing two new banking systems, one private and one government, to meet the needs of the agricultural industry, passed the House this afternoon. The chief opposition came from New York and the New England states.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Violators of Narcotic
 Law Indicted m Seattle

SEATTLE, March Twenty the narcotic law have been returned by the grand jury. Two secret in- dictments have also been returned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
GERMAN POLICE DEPORTED FROM
 PART OF RUHR

ESSEN, March All German po- lice at Bochum and Herne were ar rested today by the ociupation forces and have been transported away from their home towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Republican and Democrat
 Are Nominees for Mayor

CHICAGO. March Arthur c. Lueder. postmaster and coalition can- ddate for Mayor. will have as his opponent Judge William F. Dever. unoprosed Democratic candidate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
SIX MEN DEAD;
 EXPLOSION ON
 U. s. NAVY BOAT
''Flare-Back' Tn Engine Room on American Destroyer Is
 Fatal to Six Men.

MANILA. March 1.-Six enlisted men aboard the American destroyer Hultert of the Asiatic fleet, were burned to death last night in an explosion in the boiler room. The explosion was caused by flare back"
 No others were injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
Former Senator Burton
 Is Dead in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. March l. The funeral services of former United States Senator Burton, of Kansas. who died at his home here last Tuesday. were held this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01
No others were injured.

AWAITING INFORMATION
 WASHINGTON. March 1. - The Navy Department has received none of the details of the accident on the Hubert. the list of those who were killed or the damage to the craft.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-01

CAMBRIDGE. March 1.-Harvard has granted to Nilhjalmur Stefans- scn, the Arctic explorer. a degree of Master of Art. He studied here in 1a03. .i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
GARDINER HARDWARE COM.
PANY
1865 Water ST., Gardiner,

The Gardiner Hardware Company
has been a hardware store since lS49.
1t is now under tho management of
Mr.. :. G.. Decker. who is also treas
urer of the Company We question if
there is larger or better equipped
place of its kind. in this part of the
State. If YOU want heavy or shelf
hardware of any description: paints.
oils or varnishcs; agricultural nipple
ments or garden tools of any kind
buy them of the Gardiner Hardware
Company. They have a carefully Sc
iectcd stock bought from the leadinS
manufacturers and sold always at
prices consistent with the market.
Here is carried full line of Mon
arch pa ints. which are noted as being
q pure product, and YOU arc sure to I've
pleased with their varrishes and tn"
fine line of brushes they carry here.
Builders materials in cement. lime,
bricks. etc, and their large patron
age for this line assures them that
their slogan satisfaction guaran-
, tecd" makes for the confidence of the
community.
Also automobile supplies of all
kinds are to he found at the Gardiner
Hardware Company.
business with ]. G.. Nannah in 1878
He is member of all the Masonic
fratcrnities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
MAINE MUSIC CO. 2e3 Water St
Gardiner

Have you ever stopped to think
what this work a day world would be
without music? Music that drives
dull care away?' What happy
evening can he spent in family
that loves music. The Maine Music
Company offers everything in the
musical line, and you can make up
an orchestra in your home from the
variety of musical instruments car
ried here. Now is the time to buy
that piano you have been figuring on
so long-sold on extremely liberal
terms, for those who do not wish to
pay cash. Or do you prefer n
victrola? 4 victrola is the means
of a liberal education in music and
children can be trained to love and
to choose the best music.
Mr.. George +. Geary is manager Of
the Maine Music Company and is on
hand to help you with your sclec-
tons of records and pleased to
demonstrate the machines to all who
have q genuine love for music. The
Maine Music Company will deliver
by Parcel Post everything from a
paper of needles to a Piano.
Mr.. Geary came here from Port
land, and is affiliated with the
Masonic FraternitieS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
J. G. LINTON
259 Water ST., Gardiner

This attractive icc-crcam parlor
has been recently renovated and pre-
SCENTS fine appearance. For the ac-
comOdation of his patrons, Mr.. Linton
has installed six tables, where they
are served with delicious Simmons &.
Hammond ice-cream. This excellent
cream makes of this store popular
rendezvous for those who wish to re-
fresh the inner man. with something
refreshing. All flavors are served
here. so you are always sure of being
able to get your "favorite".
From their fine soda fountain is
dispensed cream sodas and tonics of
al kinds. They have wide choice
in their candy display. their special
being the H. p. Murray chocolates,
which are noted for their excellence.
as being pure and wholesome mix
ture.
Mr.. Linton has been in business
only six months and is building I'D a
fine patronage by his great desire to
please the public which thus far. he
has succeeded in doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
GARDINER MOTOR COMPANY
Distributors Of Automotive equip.
ment, "A Main Ave Eard;rer

The Gardiner Motor Company is a
Sales and Service Station for Dodge
cars, and has storage capacity for
% cars. Used cars are taken in cx-
change and one is sure of q trade in
dealing with James +. Mosher, who
was graduated from Bates College in
1920 and is a Sind Degree Mason.
Mr.. MOsher has been in business
only two and half years and during
that time his business has grown to
such an extent that, today, he
Keeps nine men busy. This is ow-
I'M" to the excellent work done here
Tor which The Gardiner Motor Co.
has gained an enviable reputation.
He is agent for the Willard Storage
battery which gives such good SER
wee and sells the widely advertised
Diamond Pneumatic Tires which are
as staunch as any on the market.
Accessories of all kinds are carried
here and the best of oils and greases.
They also have a large storage
capacity for gasoline. Now is the
time to give your car a thorough
overhauling that it may be put in
fine shape for the season. Mr..
Moshcr is the one who can do the
job to your complete satisfaction, and
whose men are skilled to a high de-
gree in the technical knowledge of
cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
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GARDINER GRANITE & MARBLE
WORKS. 11o-12o Bridge St.
Gardiner

Established in 1868. these fine
monumental works are known all
through this section of Maine for
their memorials which are beautiful
specimens of handiWork. During
these years this concern has been
designing and building all forms of
memorials that can not lie excelled
anywhere. Many of these are on
display in their beautiful show room.
their beauty being enhanced by sur
roundings of perfect cleanliness. for
Mr.. Potter believes "Cleanliness is
akin to godliness."
This is Il finely equipped establish
ment including pneumatic tools for
carving. lettering and cutting. Also
other up-to-date appliances to be
found in a first-class marble and
granite yard. 1t is because of their
excellent work that has made
customers for this firm and they
show an individuality of design in all
that they bring out in this line.
Mr.. Hiram w. Potter has been
associated with the concern for 81
years and for the past 90 years has
been owner. He will be pleased to
quote prices on memorials. of every
description, and is especially skilled
in carrying out any design that may
be desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
HARMOk'S RESTAURANT, w. j.
HARMON PROP, Main Ave. Gard-

Centrally located Harmons Rest
aurant offers many inducements to
refresh the inner man with daily
attractive menu. Their appctizing
dishes are made up of the best the
market affords and keep up to the
standard to the satisfaction of their
many patrons.
HarmOn'S Restaurant is we'll
equipped for Il goodly number Of
guests with lunch counter and
tables for ladies where their guests
are daily RECALLED with the products
of their cuisine. This is fitted up
with all conveniences to expedite
their service. the quickness of which
is characterized by the attention
Which is always courteous
In addition to their regular meals
they are ready to fill special orders.
One convenient method they have
for their steady guests is their meal
ticket system, making it an object
to invest in one. They specialize on
their S5c dinner. One man and three
women are on hand to attend to their
large patronage and see that all arc
served with prOmptncsS and djspatch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
The GARDINER STORAGE BAT
Terry co.
~ Rridoe ST. Gardiner

Did YOU have any trouble with
your batteries last season. lust
enough to take tho JOY out of llfc! III
so, take your problem 70 the Gardiner
Storage Battery CO, II. w. Dodge d
Son. Proprietors. and they VIII solve
the problem for you. They Will suS-
rest the new "F,NIDE." the Guaran-
tced battery for every make and
model of car.
Expert work is done here on start
ers. generators. and lighting systems
and storage batteries rebuilt ana re-
charged. In fact. if YOU want mo
lob done. you will do we'll to patronlze
this first class Storage Battery Co.
where they Will at once detect the
trouble and offer tho remedy TO your
comnletc satisfaction.
Here also saw filing and tool
sharpening and general work Is done
and an interesting fact is that saw
filing has been done here for over
twenty five years.
Both Mr.. Dodge and his son arc
skilled in their line. and YOU VIII
make no mistake in placing your car
in tbej,. bands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
FRED J. TURNER
"ens Clothes and Furnishings
I43 Water ST C.rd;o..


Al Fred J. Turner's you will find 5
ins assortment of the best makes
ana styles at popular prices. Men who
want correct new suits and overcoa.s
VIII Ilnd here just what they want IN
the Hershberg Master. Craft clothes
lhey are absolutely correct in style,
us ana fabric for the progressive
s . OF man who appreciates good A.
liis ciothes. These are built with Is
hiuch care as any custom TAILORED
suit-carefully worked stitch BY
stitch. inside and out side-the kind
vi tailoring that makes clothes hold
'n,,r shape as long as they last.
Inns store sells for cash on Their
:reuit system, which is founded on
inherent honesty of mankind.
MI. Ernest Brown is manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
n. G. BARKER COMPANY
225 Water ST., Card;rer :

me IL. q. Barker stores in Aur,r,
and Gardiner are known in this =
entity for the high grade goods IN,
carry at all times. A visit TO th...
stores Will convince you of thi, a.,
The store is replete with = vssl,s AN
OF mems furnishings. a fine assos.
ment of excellent grades at rcas..
aoie prices. They specialize here n Il,
Leopold & Morse Co. clothes bpil, =
regular tailor's fabrics and patterr,~
rough and smooth faced CLOTH, !,
nght and dark colors. Their stss i,
one OF the largest and best selec,.S |,
the city, and many of the hest drss,.I
men in Gardiner are wearing IN
Leopold d. Morse clothing.
They carry here the Bates st-..,
on!rt which can pass the inspectir
VI tne shirt expert, their new nattsn,
oelhS exceptionally tasty with stvl.
ana grades to suit any fancy
You are invited to look over ,h..
S.ock and Mr.. II. G. Coombs ,h
ma mayer. will be sure to produce i'm,
mat style suited for your indiyidml
taste. iiiui'uusi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
GEORGE 3. MORSE & co.
Gardiner

A busy place is the home of the
Oakland and G. +. NJ. cigars that are
sold all over tho state and much APP
nrociotcd bv the users as a fine haV-
ored CIGAR. This firm has been IN
business for - years and are adopts
in the art of cigar making, hese
are made under ideal sanitary condi-
tions for this factory is the last word
in cleanliness and an inspection OF
their u1,artors is invited. Several
hands find here steady cmploHmch':
The reason for tho fine flavorlns OF
thceG cigars is that the tobacco is
kept until it is> exactly the right age.
Every. last trace of the original
creenness is extracted in this way
and develops the aromatic fragrance
of choicest selected leaf.
These particular brands OF cigars
that suit your taste today will he eX-
actly the same next year-ln strenS'h'
flavor and grade. Through the state
This firm does a large wholesale bus
mess in cigars. tobaccos ard pipes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
GARDINER SAVINGS INSTlTU-
TON, Gardiner.

You're progressive when you begin
to depOsitc your savings where
they'll make money for you-cvery
progressive person has a bank ac-
count. The Gardiner Savings Insti-
tuition offers safe repository for
your savings and has never failed to
pay semi annual dividend since
its incorporation, June rs. 1884. 1t
has the prestige of being the Second
Oldest in the State, its resources, to-
day. being over $500, 100000. Josiah
s. MaXcy is President, Fred y.
Hamlin, Treasurer. The trustees
arc: Josiah $. Maxcy, Edwin i.
Russell, Charles II. Gray. Edwin S.
Lincoln, Charles A. knight.
Backed as the Gardiner Savings
Institution is by men of the soundest
judgment and reliability, it has won
tor itself the entire confidence OF
the community.
There is one sure way to get money
earn it. But one way to have
noney-save it. Put it to work in the
Gardiner Savings Institution and let
it earn for you where they will take
the responsibility in that reliable
banking Institution.
Statement of the condition of The
Gardiner Savings Institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
MECHANIC STREET GARAGE
Gardiner

Mr.. p. +. Bailey. Proprietor of the
Mechanic Street Garage. has been in
business in Gardiner six months and
already employs two men to help him
in his growing business. His garage
has ample capacity for storing ~ cars
and you can always be sure of the
best of service at the Mechanic Street
Garage. All employed are prepared
at minutes notice to Go an emer-
gency job and only those are employ
cd thoroughly conversant with the
mechanism of a car. and skilful in de-
tecting the trouble with efficient
work. The machine shop is thorough
ly equipped for all kinds of repairs
and they specialize on the Hudson.
Essex. Nash and Chevrolet cars.
Those owning these makes of care
can testify to the expert work done at
this machine shop. United States
Tires and Tubes are also carried here
1t all times. They have a large gas
oline station capable of holding many
gallons.
The work turned out by the Me-
chanic Street Garage would do credit
to one many times its size.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
AMESBURY-WHITE COMPANY,
General House Furnishers, Funeral
Directors and Undcrtakers. 372
Water Street. Gardiner. Maine

This entcrprising concern was
established by Amesbury Twombly in
the year 1913. In 1920, Mr.. Bradford
White, a son-in- law of Mr.. Ames-
bury, entered the business and
organized the present concern. and
with the earnest efforts Of both. the
store and stock have been much en-
larged and thriving business
rapidly built up. 4 complete stock
of furniture for the parlOr, library
dining room, chamber and kitchen,
including carpets, rugs. linOleums,
beds and bedding, curtains and
draperics. household ranges, furnaces,
heaters. dishes, pictures. mirrors,
electric lamps, and. in fact. most any
thing that YOU could desire to make
your home comfortable and at
tractive.
Patrons find it a profitable pleasure
to trade here. as prices are so very
reasonable and one can always be
confident that any unsatisfactory
goods may he returned and money
cheerfully refunded or replacement
made for same.
Mr.. Amcsbury and Mr.. White are
also Funeral Directors and Under
takers. and are both licensed en-
balmers. This department is one of
the most modernly equipped in this
vicinity and their motor ambulance
and motor hearse reach TO all parts
Of this section of Maine. When call
ed to the house of sorrow they per-
form their duties in an unobtrusive
way and in such manner as TO give
comfort to the family.
Mr.. AmeSbury belongs 10 the
Masonic fraternities, X. of l.. and
n. Il. o. +.
Mr.. White belongs TO the Masonic
bodies. Odd Fellows. American
Legion, Moose, and n. +. o. p. Both
are members of the Eastern Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
SCOTT LUNCH ROOM


-. ,ave YOU tried the special dinner
at SCOTS Lunch Room for ssc, n
not II will be worth while tn try h
oul ana see if it doesn't suggest HON,
t .ooklnS. TO attend to their many "a.
IONS IONS who already pronounce thelr
I LOSING excellent. this Lunch Room
neeps open day and night and EN-.
ploys TWO men and three women. To
~ i,uate their many guests, there
d. iu,cn counter and tables for Ia.
pest the market affords
Mr.. j. L. MacPhee. who ha. man.
aged the business eight months IN.
uerstands thoroughly catering to tn.
pubic and one taste of his meats
o o,ed to a turn, or that good clam
sno"uer' topping off with a cup Of
: pe'o coifee. will make you a STEADY
oi'ier al SCOTS Lunch Room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
GARDINER COAL AND SUPPLY
Co. 145 Water St, Gardiner

There is nothing that brings as
much cheer into the household as a
bright. glowing. genial fire which you
are sure to have if you buy your coal
at the Gardiner Coal and Supply
Company. Their coal is all we'll
screened and free from dirt. Their
supply comes from Pennsylvania and
Reading Coal & Iron Company and
from PottsviIle, Pa. and their sheds
are large enough to take care of
5000 tons. their scales registering I'D
to 10 tons. They also handle wood,
hay. cement. lime. brick and sand.
10 take care of their many orders
they, keep three double and two
single teams busy and employ
about is men,
Mr.. Edwin L. Russell is manager
Of the Gardiner Coal and Supply
Company and has been in business
twelve years.
Mr.. Russell is a Mason and an
Odd Fellow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
COLEMAN'S AUTO & CARRIAGE
PAINT SHOP
Church ST. Cardjner

Mr.. Coleman opened up his Auto
and Carriage Repair Shop about six
months ago and his business has
grown to such proportions that he
keeps two men busy to keep up with
the patronage that has heard of the
excellent work done here The best
makes of cars are handled here very
carefully and recent job on a Cadil-
lac Is that of Mrs. Fred Boston. that
stands out for fine Workmanship.
Mr.. Edward Coleman is the prop
rector of this headquarters and he
also spocialiZes in sign painting. Many
OF the business signs along the street
can be pointed out as his handiw DIRK.
If You need anything done il. either
Of these lines do ct hesitate to ell
trust 1t with Mr.. Coleman. who G'\eS
the tcucl. "f the artist in all work
that he turns out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
F. DESSLER,
Homemade Sausage and Bologna
222 Water st. Gardiner

This large establishment is owned
by Mr.. +. Dcssler, the specialist in
suGar-cured ham and bacon. fresh
meat, native pork-all meats in fact
These are distinguished by their fine
flavor. Mr.. Dcsslcr has been in bust
ness only four years and today has
large and growing patronage
Honest meat and honest weight is
the policy of this estahlishment-to
give the best that money can buy
and there is no better meat in town
than his output. Their home made
sausage and bologna are particularly
fine and in which he does large
business. Mr. Dcssler has large,
up-to-date store with rcfrigerating
show cases for his fine display of
meat. Everything is kept strictly
sanitary in their > ton ice-box, so
YOU know your supplies coming from
this store arc sweet and clean.
Some groceries are also to be found
hcre 50 in telephoning your order
Tel. 245