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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
NeW Colonial Film
Has AH-Star Cast

\ fine east supports Buck Jones
the popular William Fox Western
star. in Winner Take AL" which
has its first local showing AZ the Co.
Ionial Sunday and Monday. Temper.
amental Peggy shaw. who won the
national pulchritudo championship rs
Zicgfield Foliies girl. is Bucks
'eading lady Voluptuous Lllyan
Tashman Is a daringly delightful eye.
,ull as Bucks leading lady % New
York night life. Edward Hearn m a
reporter and William Norton Bailey
and Ben Decley as henvies ring tho
bell It's an all.star performance Of
a sensational stellar story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
LORD CIIuMLEy" READY
FOR RELEASE

Lord Chumley'' has been com.
pleted by Paramount This Is the
screen version OF tho famous play by
Henry c. De Mile and David Belasco
Viola Dana. Raymond Griffith. Thee
dore Roberts. cyril Chadwick and
Anna May wong arc featured IN the
cast. The adaptation was by Bsrtrnm
Millhauser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

TUE marriage question comes IA
l. for a lot % oysrhaulinE IN tho
usw him az the Coliseum. This y
no lohs than a screen version OF
Owen Davis weliknown play. 'lisr
Marriage Vow
Warner Brothers. among tho rec.
ogniEed leaders IN motion pictures
rsir splendid pha,opiay
adaptations o. famous plays and nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

IT IS seldom. even IN pictures.
Il where ono sees gigantic ava
lanche como sweeping down a noun.
tain. Thousands OF tons Of snow and
ice. b0uldsrs. earth. etc. and smash.
ing In log cabins and sweeping down
huge pine trees like they were
toothplcks.
IN Norman Dawn's genuine Alas.
kan drama, coming 90 the Winter
Garden sunday. made on the Yukon
river and called Lure Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

= profession, and u ia of unusual
Interest when a woman of Wanna Du
Maurisr'a type determines 10 keep
her cherished youth and maintain
her place among the famous actresses
q the world. despite tho crushing and
seemingly Inevitable burden q ad.
fancinE years. Wanna and her mimic
world. with an the troubles which
besst her when she gocs 20 Vienna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

Polo Is erowding golf for popularity
In Hollywood samuel Goldwyn with
George Fitxmauricc sought fifteen
beautiful girls TO play polo in a
Thief In Paradise" and got COO ap.
plieants for the difficult parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

Yukon" such a sight may B. .,
while the tpectaels ls thrllsfs
awe-inspiring and a rare a.. =
dsrfui sight 20 bshols-lsr ~
realize tho great effort 10 On, I
patience required 70 get the m
In the first place, the czt.zs n
destroyed had % be built ar,
would allow his cabin 10 b. r-sf,
up just 70 amuse an auslens. :,
item cost considerable moasy.
Eva Novak is the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

hack In the mountains, Cioye Eecs
her and arranEes her escape.
Rockliffo Fsllowes has the role Of
the bandit chief In tho picture and
Gibson Gowland Is his lieutenant
Charles Oglo plays the rancher.yic
tim OF tho Legion, Others IN tho big
cast arc James Corey. Edward CRIB.
bon and Luke CoaEravs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
PREYoSr. BILE

Actual camera work has been com.
plsted on the Warner adaptation Of
The Dark swan" in which Marie
Provost. Monte Blue and Helen Chad
wick are the featured players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

20 have her lost charm and yiyaeity
restored. are subjected 20 n brutal
and brilliant scrutiny IN ''Yaniiya
Price," the photopiay on view AZ the
blue Mouse.
Among the featured players who
make this subject one Of the out.
standing picture successes o. the
year are Anna q NILSSON. Lucille
Rickssn. ClsEe FitHgemh. Wynd.
ham Standing. Stuart Holmes and
Arthur Rankin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

Anna Q. Nilsson, Lewis stone.
Mary Astor and others have com.
pletsd work IN 'Tucz From Holly.
wood"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

Hoy sabemos que las celulas microsc6picas en-
la Levadura de Fleischmann contiene 'el elemen-
TO necesario para auxiliar al cuerpo A ABSOR-
BER SU PROPIO ALIMENTO Y MANTENER-
10 LIMPIo.
Como cualquier otra planta vegetal, la leva-
dura produce mejor resultado cuando esta fres
ca verde. La Levadura de Fleschmann
es levadura viva del mas alto grado, siempre
fresca. No es una med;cina; un alimento
tural.
Ayuda avivar todo ell cuerpo asegura la
diaria elimination de sus impurezas. NO PUE
DE ESPERARSE RESULTADO A MENOS QUE
NO Sc COMA CON REGULARIDAD.
Hace tres mil anos Hip6craies, ell famoso me-
dico de los antiques griegos, usaba satisfactora-
mente la levadura en- el tratamiento de ciertas
enfermedades Hoy la Levadura de Fleischmann
dla ganado fama nacional--vene sendo recomen-
dada por medicos Y hospitales en- todas parties.
Coma dos o tres ladrillos diariamente. ST us
tt>. 10 prefere obtenga seis ladrillos la vez Sc
conservan en- un lngar seco fresco por varios
dfas: Comience seguida saber 10 que es bue-
ma saludi Fijese que sea Ievadura de Flesch-
mann en- ell envoltorio de papel de plomo. Todas
las tiendas de vfveres la tienen
LEVADURA DE FLIESCHMANN
rehablta la salud naturalmente permanente-
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
cLARIN

Con esta sonoro titulo. saldra pronto
la arena de la publicidad un valiente
vocero bajo Ia competente direction
del Lcdo. Manuel Benitez Flores.
Ei sefior Benitez Flores, es nombre
de letras y versado en- la politica, no
,hay duda que en- Ell actual momento, Ia
aparici6n de sClarfn" sera de gran inte
les para el pals. Cuenta su director con
una brillante historic politica, prueba
.siempre en- momentos complicados CO.
mo el presente, donde su figura Sc hi
20 destacar arreada de prestigio por
sus convincentes ideas.
Desde hace algin tempo asa Ell jo-
ven politico venfa contemplated Ell de-
sarrollo de los acontecimientos sin que
SUI voz sc dejara DIR como otras ve-
ces, oportuna y viril, plena de ahentos
y bien orientada en- sus patrioticas ma
nifestaciones y ahora, como era de es-
perarse, Ell ilustre politico anuncia Ia
aparici6n de "Clarin'', un semanario
que hara honor su nombre, aportandc
valiosas ideas de gran inter6s, 10 que
garantiza Ia franco acogida de antema.
no, que tendra la publication del sehoi
Benitez Flores, y la cual deseamos
clameroso 6xito.
ARIEL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

4 11Ca en- casa udi popular COLncId OS~S
Triarte Lloveras, con la asistencia de
los se6ores Tomas Arrufat Bayley,
Juan a., Roman, Pedro Martinez, Juan
Roman. Juan Betancourt, Francisco
Martinez, Pablo Navarro, Juan Encar-
naci6n, Jose Torres, Eugenio Rornan
Benitez, Juan Contreras, Rufino Allen
de, Santiago Santana, Augusta Ortiz,
Arturo de la Rosa. Modesto Lopez,
Eleuterio Lopez, Rafael Torres, os-
Waldo Gonzalez, Regalado Benitez Cas-
taho, Nicolas Torres, Manuel Colon,
Francisco Montalvo, Nemesio I. Soto,
| Pablo Gonzalez, Jose Manuel Rond6n,
Jcs6 Triarte, Juan sepdlveda, Juan Do
lcres Erase,
Abri6 Ell acto con un hrillante dis
curse ell senior Jose Iriarte, explicando
los motivos por los cuales debia de
pon6rsele el nombre de Pedrosa-Arias
dicha Vanguardia.
Inmediatamente a petici6n del sefior
Arruft, Sc hizo cargo dc la Presiden-
lscia interina de dicha vanguardia ei
senor Nemesio L. soto,. y de la Secreta-
ria ell sefior osvaldo Gonzalez.
se procedi6 nombrar la directive
que recayeron en- los siguintes nombres:
Presidente, sefior Augusta Ortiz, Vice
Presidente, Rufino Allende, Tesorero,
Arturo de la Rosa, Secretario Fran
cisco Martinez, subisecretarso Juan
Betancourt vocales Pedro Martinez,
Juan Contreras Burb6n, Juan Roman,
jose @. Torres. Rafael Torres, Eleu-
terio Lopez Gutierrez, Eugenio Roman
Benitez.
A moci6n presentada por el sehor
| Jose Iriarte, Sc hicieron varios non-
bramientos como Presidentes Honora-
, rios y recayeron en- los sigrientes NOM
bros: Antonio r. Barcel6, Ton Eduardo
Giorgetti. Jose De Jesds Tizol, Regala-
do Benitez Castafio, Don JESUS Beni-
tez Castafo. Jose Gonzalez Ginorio,
/ Natalie Bayonet Rafael Diez de Andi-
! no, doctor Gutierrez Ortiz, Nicolas
Blanco, Guillermo Esteves, Manuel Po-
! males, Juan Mauricio Sola, DIR. Mar
tin de la Rosa, Vicente M. Alcaraz,
DR.. Vicente Font Suarez, Eugenio Font
! Sudrez. Ramon Lloveras, Miguel Ruiz
Soler, jose Ruiz soler, R. Balseiro, Ma
nucl Aldea Nazario, Augusta Pietri,
/ Luis Dalta, Eugenio Jim6nez Clas y
Rosendo Arce, Francisco Iriarte.
!, A moci6n presentada por el sefor
Cruz Encarnaci6n fu6 dado al orga-
ni2ador de esta vanguardia sefior Jo-
SO Iriarte Lloveras, un voto de gracias
20 cual fu6 aprobado por unani1nidad
quedando todos de pie y ovacionan-
aolc con palaadss.
/ A propuesta del sefior Iriarte Sc
cundado por Ell sefior Arrufat fu6 dado
I'M voto de gracias nuestro lustre
Prcsidente seiior Antonio R. Barcel6,
/! ror su labor prestada al pals en- la co.
mission que fue a trabajar los Es-
tados Unidos.
A propresta del sefior Triarte y So
cundada For Ell sefior Arrufat, Sc acor-
do pasar una communication al sefior
Juan Pedrosa y Ananias Arias POI
conducto del presidente para que asis-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
CoRTA ENTREvIsTA CON Ell DIG
NrSIMO CIUDADANo Y PRoPIETA-
RIO, DON JOSE OLIVER

Debido ciertos rumores que desd.
hace alghn tempo circular en- la ciu
dad, en- cuanto Ia actitud politica del
cahallero 6cn Josc Oliver, me persone
con dicho caballcro en- el Hotel stCen-
tral"; q la tarde del viernes ppdo.
--Dfgame, don Pepe, que fundamen-
to hay entire los diferentes concentrates
que circular por Ia ciudad, en- cuanto
q su e.ctitud polftica?
-Pues, 1nicamente 10 que he pensa-
do es permanecer fuera de la politica,
y para clio he presentado hace meses
mi renuncia al Comit6 Unionista local.
---Lo sabemos. Pero la ''vox popul''
dice que ha salido I'd. del partido unio
nista para engrosar las flas del Repu-
blicano, dicen unos, y otros que las
del partido socialista. Y como en- es-
tos momentos es muy autorizada su pa
labra, es que he venido molestarle, su
plicandole me Olga que hay de cierto
en- este, para decirlo mis- lectores.
Embellishments nada. Todo es 9ai-
so. Permanezco, repito, en- actitud in
dependiente. Esto es, que salgo del Par
lido Unionista para quedar fuera, por
hoy, de toda politica. Y no quiere esto
decir que apoye asta aquellas actua-
clones politicas. Soy completamente i'm
parciaI en- estos asuntos, y mi libre
pensar es dnico del sentimiento innate
en- mi. Puede I'd. decir que Sc del to-
do err6neo, falso completamente, que
apoye politica alguna. AL salir del par
lido Unionista, 70 he hecho para no en-
trar de lleno en- ninguna politica. Ann
hay tempo para pensar, y entonces Ell
pueblo todo sabra 10 que hasta ALI ha-
va persado.
--IUd podria decirme las causas por
las cuAles I'd. renunci6 del partido
unionista7
Este es un pueblo, por desgracia,
que NADIA Sc puede decir, porque todos
SO ofenden, me reserve la respuesta,
porque es mucho mas elocuente Ell 81
Iencio que muchas paiabras.
--Muy bien, don Pepe, dire mis- lee
torres que NADIA 6e 10 que Sc runora es
cierto, que permanece I'd. ajeno de to-
do movimiento politico, declarando su
libre imparcialidad. Y mi gracias por Ell
tiempo quo ie he robndo.
-Por NADIA, y que haga I'd. constar
la verdad del momento.
Y nos despedimos del buen amigo pa
"a traer q estas coluninas su senti-
miento, y que 81 pueblo comprenda que
no hay NADIA de cierto en- 10 que So
humora.
J. w. BoRGEs.
Lares, de MARIO, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
iOpina el Mundo que I'd. es mas
jj6ven o mas vieja de 10 que es?

Todos los dias en- la ofcina en- la casa en-
cuertra usted hombres nujeres en- los clncuen-
ia amos hasta en- los sesenta, que aun tienen Ia
viveza animation de la juventud.
Todo ell mundo cree que son mas JOVENES de
10 que son.
otros de nosotros, de veinte treinta amos,
estanos nerHiosos, abatidos, ables-v1endo
nuestras fuerzas arrogantes desapareciendo po-
CO POGO Todos nos toman por mayor edad DE
la que en- verdad tenennos.
iPor que tai diferenca?
La salud Ia vitalidad deben ser NATURA-
LES, no excepcionales; la senfermedad o Ia de-
bilidad sc debe sienpre alguna violacion de las
leyes de la Naturaleza
LAS DOS NECESIDADES WHALES QUE
TANTAS PERSONALS DESCUIDAN
r. saiud, la propia vida,- dcpende de dos fun
clones whales:
Prinnera: Las ceulas vivas que forman nuestro
cuel.po tienen que ser rehabilitadas alimentadas
de dfa dia.
Segunda. Las impurezas venenosas que Sc acu
mulan en- los intestinos tienen que ser evacuadas
con regularidad.
Retenga cualquiera de estas funciones, alln
Dor corto periodic, el cuerpo Sc debita La saiud
arrogante natural comienza abatirse FL result
tado es una vejez premature, perdida de ylgor
' vitalidad v des6rdenes en- el cults
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

/ Anatomia Artistica, A. u. Fripp.
Quimica industrial, II. cst.
Dos Mil Quinientas voces Castizas
y bien autorizadas, Rodriguez Marin.
Tratado de Jaboneria, G. Deite.
Ensayos de Medicina Social, r. c.
Cabot.
La Mujer en- la sociedad Moderna,
s. Acosta de iSamper.
| FL Evangelio y Ia Iglesia, A. Loisy.
Transformations del Derecho Pri-
vado, Leon Duguit.
La voluntad de Greer, VIM. James.
Instituciones de Derecho can6nico
Americana, Justo Donoeo.
Maquinas > Centrales Elsctricas, G.
veroi.
Manual Practice de Farmacia, P. z.
Alessandri.
La Electricidad y sus Aplicaciones,
l.. Graetz.
La Iglesia y Ell siglo, Mgr. ireland.
Suggestion y Autosugesti6n, G. Bau-
douin.
La Escuela dc Nihas, M. Garcia del
Real.
Discipline de los Nervios, E. Fer
nandez saenz
Ell Hcmbre Debe Trabajar, B. $.
Rowntree
Mujerss de Aver v de Hoy, 2. Au-
rora Caceres.
Una Escuela en- Belgica, A. F. de
yasconcellos.
Filosoffa Americana, e. Molina.
Psicolcgia del Milo, z. Claparede.
Historic de la America del Sur.
La Muerte y sus Misterios, G. Flam.
marion.
Ladrones de TERRA, ". Pardo suarez
Para ser Fuertes, VIM. Blailkie.
La Tragedia de Irlanda, D. Figgia,
Como Sc quiere a Espana, Bueno y
Artigas.
Parnaso venezolarlo, Parnaso Nicara
guense, Parnaso Ecuatoriano.
Parnaso salvaderefio, Parnaso Domi-
nicano.
Tubereuiosis angIio-Pulmonar. J. @.
del Diestro.
REVOLUTION de Mejico. G. G. ira
vesi.
Tratado del Alma, Wives.
Rasgos Biografcos de Ayacucho,
Pesquera.
Frometeo victorioso o Ciencia del
ESito, Q. Lopez Gomez.
Teatro Galante, E. Zamacois.
Interpretations Econ6micas de Ia
;7istoria, E. r. A. seligman.
Apuntes de sociologfa, L A. Pane
Rehexiones sobre la violencia, J. SO
rel.
La Biblioteca Sc complacera en- ex-
plicar a cualquiera persona que 10 do
see, tanto de San Juan como de la
Isla, los medios para obtener una tarje-
"a de lector fin de poder tomar Ii
bros de la rnisnna en- calidad de pres
tamo. Sc invita- cordialmente a todos
q consular la Biblioteca sobre cual-
quier asunto que Sc desee.
LA vANGUARDIA
ARIAs PEDRosA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
orRo Acc1DENTE AUToMov111sT1

En- La calle Allen entire ell -callej6n de
Ia Capilla y Tanca, un auto inscrito a
nombre de Adrian Nelson arroll6 ocas
sionandole varias contusiones a Fidel
virella.
Ell chauffeur fue denunciado por vio-
laci6n las lsyes de auto. Ell herido
fue asistido en- la sala de socorros. !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
ARIEL
UNI cRnMEN EN- AGUADA

En- Aguada, Andres Ruiz, hizo tres
disparos de revolver contra Juan Alers,
inatandolo acknowledgements
FL mataGor fu6 arrestado habiendole
sido ocupada el arma homicida. FL Hon.
Jues de Paz de aquel pueblo, esta aten
diendo este case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
B1BL1oTEcA CARNEGIE

La Biblioteca ha puesto en- circula-
ci6n entire otras muchas las siguientes
obras recibidas recientemente:
El Hombre. De d6nde y como vino.
"A d6ude va?, A. Besart.
Teosofia de Jesucristo, E. Mogner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

:iesen a la primera reunion que llavara
q efecto lichs vanguardia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

Sc ilevo a efecto una reunion poll
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-21
Didn't Fish Right

e. II. Lowell, game warden at
Rangeley, Franklin County, reports
case Of State vs. Leon W. Reyes of
Skowhegan, charged with fishing with
bait in Carrabassett Stream at Bige-
low. This case was taken before
Reed H. Ellis of Rangeley on the 18th
instant. The defendant was adjudg-
ed guilty and sentenced to pay fine
of $1,000 and costs taxed at $10.45.
e. II. Lowell, game warden at
Rangeley, reports case of State vs.
Lewis White of Skowhegan, for fish
ing without resident license in Car
raDassett Stream below Bigelow. This
case was taken before Reed H. Ellis,
trial justice at Rangeley on the 14th
day of August The defendant was
adJudged guilty and sentenced to pay
a fine and costs amounting in all to
$15.45.
John E. Jackson, game warden at
Jackman reports case of State vs.
George Shaner of Indianapolis, Ind
lana, for fishing without license
This case was settled by the payment
OF a fine of $40 and costs taxed at
$500.
Il. H. Lowell, chief warden of
Franklin county, Rangeley, Maine,
reports case of State VS. Cyrille Bre-
deau, of Bigelow, Maine, for fishing in
Carrabassett Stream with bait. Case
taken before Trial Justice Reed H.
Ellis OF Rangeley on the 18th instant.
On account of especially extenuating
circumstances in this case, the fine
was suspended during good behavior
of the defendant upon payment of
costs taxed at 1925.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-21
The Public Schools

posing only real simon
public
the public
legislators
daring
IN tn. early
provisions all Of the
the Weather poorer
Later ii provided by
be
In 1907 he tax a a
In patansal Wateryie
half mills mills There only fifty
small
his party proposition Republican
the
member argued both Repub
ability influence The committee made
divided
report Patangals bill In the Senate his position
endorsed Brunswick Ma
cnb Augusta Republicans Hon James b. Mullen
of Bangor the Democr OF the Senate
doubled available
for the support the signature of
Mr. Justice Warren C.
phiook He appeared before the Supreme
assisted
The Court rem
de no ordered the reargued
Mr. General He argued the for the
and the decided the case in his favor
About 5000 1000 year annually school fund
this which Mr. Paan
gall wrote indicated before the court
With would that Mr. Pattanga could qualify
friend and friend that
done anything Tor
public schoolse to talk about them
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
By Clayton Secretary
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-21
Chesunc0Ok Happenings

Mrs. Carl w. Kelly and daughter OF
Bangor accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Robert Hutton OF Florida re-
turned to their homes Friday.
Marjorie V. Black who has been
snending several weeks in Bangor re-
turned to the Plantation last week.
MFR. and Mrs. Worthy of Massa-
chusetts are spending several Gays
at the Eddy cottage on Olive street
Mrs. w. e. Mulligan who has been
at Northeast Carry in the employ OF
Chester Worthing, returned to the
plantation last week,
Miss Grace Patterson went to North
east Carry Saturday where she Will
be employed as waitress the rest OF
the summer for Mrs. T..n. Snow.
Louis wilkinson was q business
caller in the plantation Saturday.
A very interesting sermon was
preached In the community church
tuesday by DR.. James G.. Heller,
Rabbi of Plum Street Temple, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Prof. Fred Pomeroy OF Bates Col
lege, accompanied by his son stan
ton and brother, registered recent
" at Camp AneSuHCOOk uhuci wv
management of Harry Y. Bickford
Within two weeks Mr.. Bickford has
had sixty-six people stop at his
camps en- route for the Allagash and
various other trips. Next week Mr.
Bickford will go personally with a
large party down the Allagash, be-
fore coming here he served as coun-
cillor in charge of camping out par
ties at Camp Kennebec, Belgrade
Lakes.
A ball game was played Saturday
between the Camp Chesuncook boys
and the town boys. Twenty-one to
twenty-nine in favor of the town boys
The Sunday sdhool children and
their parents had Il very enjoyable
time at the cottage OF Rev. T. II
Haddian on Bradbury street. Wednes-
day evening. Games were played
and refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Jester and son
Miss LeConroy, Mrs. Pitchard and
daughter Sarah, motored from New
Jersey to Camp Chesuncook recently
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-21
Law on PlOver

The Department of Inland Fisher
les and Game has received many in
quiries by telephone and letter during
the past week as to the correct law
on ployer this year. Such inquiries
are answered with the statement that
no change has been made in the law
on these birds since last year. The
Statute providing for closed season
on these birds reads as follows:
There shall be an annual closed
season for go ployer, as follows:
on black breasted and golden
plover and greater and lesser yell
low legs from the first day of De-
cember of each year to the fif-
teenth day of August of the fol-
lowing year, both dates inclusive
From the above it will be noted
that under the general law the open
season on black breasted and golden
plover and greater and lesser yellow
legs commenced August Is.
Attention is called by the Depart
ment to the special law on Merry
Bay which reads as follows:
Provided, however, that in
Merrymeeting Bay, so-called in
the counties of Cumberland. Saga
dahoc and Lincoln. and in the
towns adjacent thereto the closed
season on black breasted and
golden plover and greater and
lesser yellow legs shall be from
the first day of December of each
year 10 the fifteenth day of the
following September. both days
inclusive" In other words, the
open season on black-breasted
and golden plover and greater
and lesser yellow legs in Merry
meeting Bay and towns adjacent
thereto does not begin until the
duck season begins,-September
10th. Hunters who are planning
TO visit Merrymeeting Bay and ad-
jacent territory should bear this
special law in mind.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-21
Happenings Around Grace Pond

A full house at Grace Pond over
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Arbo b. Marvin OF
Montclair, y. j.. who are guests at
Parln Farm were over night guests
with guide Edmond Burns
Misses Cecil and Esther Powell with
guide John Rove were over trying
their luck from Atteau.
Guests from Sunday till Thursday
were Leigh Flynt. Frank South
ard of Augusta; Campbell of Jack
man; Robert Sterling, Conn. v NJ
Richardson OF Baltimore. Md; W.
Plummer, Skowhegan; J II Watts,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs Telesphore
Bowie Woonsocket r. l.; Rev. A +.
Olivier, Manyile, r l.; Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. b. Dumas. Jackman; Joe A.
Quay, Holeb Ara Ross. guide. from
Rangeley Lake, with the following
party Mrs. Geo Thomas, Mr., and
Mrs. Hessler. Mr. and Mrs. p Cum
Mrs J. X SPOTS and sons
Ralph, Jr, and Robert of New York
City.
Louise Haggin OF Jackman has
been guest for d couple of days