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to the stenographic record and that
Will show we did reconsider and the
matter was then laid on the table.
Mr.. H1NCKLEY of Cumberland:
Mr.. President, on the statement OF
the Senator from Cumberland, SEN
ator Cram-I was not here yesterday
it would seem that the Senate re-
considered for the purpose of tabling
the bill, and that the reconsidera-
ton was only for that purpose; and
no action except tabling has been
taken. So that a motion is in order
now to have it referred on reconsid-
Grafton to the committee on judi
ciary. That would be the parlia-
mentary situation.
Mr.. CRAM: Mr.. President, this
bill was referred to the committee on
judiciary and we reconsidered that
vote. However. Mr.. President, that
may bel ask what the pending
question is:
The PRESIDENTS: The pending
question before the Senate is on the
motion to reconsider the vote where
by we have just referred this to the
committee on mercantile affairs and
insurance.
Mr.. CRAM: Then, Mr.. President,
I will state that it seems to me this
! bill is a matter largely of insurance.
! There are certain legal questions in
volved, and l will admit there are
many of them, but the practical
| question, it seems to me, the one
which has to have consideration
| from the first, and the committee on
insurance is a committee which
! handles matters of insurance, and l
| feel they are thoroughly competent
! to pass upon this matter. OF course
! they are in a situation where they
! can Obtain any legal advice which
| they think advisable in connection
with the construction of the bill and
! its effect.
The PRESIDENT: The pending
| question before the Senate is on the
: motion of the Senator from Cumber-
land, Senator Hinckley, who moves
that we reconsider the vote whereby
we voted to refer S. p. 131 to the
committee on mercantile affairs and
| insurance.
What is the pleasure of the SEN
ate?
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Senator
the bill was referred to the commit
tee on Judiciary.
Mr.. WADSWORTH of Kennebec
Mr.. President, may I ask the SEN
ator from Androscoggin, through
the Chair. if he will assign a time
for consideration of II. D. rs.
The presidents: The Senator
from Androscoggin hears the request
of the Senator from kennebec.
Mr.. CARTER of Androscoggin:
Mr.. President, l would suggest Fri
day morning, at ten o'clock, to take
from the table II. d. 76, Resolve for
the appointment of one or more per-
sons to represent the State in GER
tain proposed changes in freight
rates affecting the people of the
State.
Mr.. WADsWORTH: l thank you
Mr.. President.
Mr.. MAHER of Kennebec: Mr.
President, l move to take from the
table ii. d. So, An Act relating tic
registration of motor vehicles OF
non-residents and fees of residents
The motion was agreed to, and or
further motion by the same Senator
the bill was referred to the commit
tee on Judiciary in concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Cram of Cum
berland,
Adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at ten o'clock.
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Pile Sufferers

Do you know why ointments DO not
give you quick and lasting relief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
Do you know the cause of piles is
internal?
That there is a stagnation of blood
in the lower bowel.
Do YOU know that there Is a HARM
less remedy discovered by DR.. Leon
hardt and known as HEM-ROID, now
sold by Sections Pharmacy and drug
gists generally, that is guaranteed?
HEM-ROID banishes piles by re-
moving the cause, by freeing blood
circulation in the lower bowel. This
simple home treatment has an almost
unbelievable record for sure. safe and
lasting relief to thousands Of pile
sick sufferers. There is no reason
why it should not do the same for you.
ADV
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having introduced this same subject
matter, and having been very much
interested in its passage, l would
suggest to the Senate just one
question that arose, SO that you
may at once see how important the
proposition is and how worthy it is
Of consideration by some legal COM
mittee. The gist of the thing is that
there shall be compulsory automo-
bile insurance or bond, in other
words, that there shall be some
pecuniary answering for negligent
damage done upon the highways.
At first glance that appears, of
course, to appeal to every one. that
there should not be allowed to run
rampant over the highways of this
State people in automobiles who are
not financially responsible for the
damage which may ensue from their
negligent acts.
But what are you going to do with
reference to people from outside the
State? We can legislate very read
lily for people within the State. but
what are we to do in this era of
publicity with outside people who
are coming here to spend money
and whom we wish to enjoy all OF
cur great natural advantages? We
cannot reach them perhaps without
! coming in contravention with the
Federal Constitution. That is just
one suggestion. But that is the rea-
son the committee of reference suS-
geSted the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. CRAM of Cumberland: Mr.
President. l rise first to ascertain the
parliamentary situation. My recol-
| lection is. and the report so shows
| that yesterday we reconsidered our
vote whereby it was referred to the
! committee On judiciary. and it was
| then laid on the table. Therefore il
| seemed to me this morning that
was perfectly in order in taking il
! from the table and moving to refer
it to the comrAittee on mercantile af-
| fairs and insurance.
| Mr.. MAHER: Mr.. President
| simply speaking from recollection
ord, my understanding of the situa-
! tion is not as the Senator from
| Cumberland, Senator Cram says.
think his motion of yesterday was t.
! table. and the record shows that i,
was tabled pending reference to the
committee on judiciary. l am quite
sure that there was no motion fol
reconsideration made until thi.
morning.
Mr.. CRAM: Mr.. President il
seems too bad to take up the time O
the Senate in deciding this matter.
The PRESIDENTS: The Chair will
rule any time the Senator from
Cumberland desires.
MIR. CRAM: Perhaps we can refer
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BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE,
MENT

Application having been made n tba
Banking Department by the followi ING
named persons to be registered as =
Dealer In Securities under the nro-
VISIONS Of Chap. IA, Sec. 123-l35. in.
elusive. of the Public Laws Of i923
rS notice is hereby given and any
the date Of this publication file oh Oh.
lection to the proposed registration
with the Banking Department.
NaHne Business Address
Armour ana Company
Union Stock Yards,
Chicago, Il. IS
FRED +. LAWRENCE,
Bank Commissioner.
augusta, Maine, Feb. ii, 1925.
fsh1 adj it
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RHEUMATISM
Wonderful Results
East Millinocket, Me.

East Millinocket. Me.
Sept. ,, 1924.
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co.,
Abbot Village, Maine.
Gentlemen:-Thisi is to certify that
in the spring of 1919 l was taken
with rheumatism, and was unable to
work. Your Rheumatic Specific was
recommended to me by friend. |
can truthfully say that it put me
right on to my feet, and I can cheer
fully recommend it to all Rheumatic
sufferers.
RICHARD w. POWERS.
Price of BUTTONS RHEUMATIC
SPECIFIC
$1.oo per bottle $500 for six bottles
Send for booklet.
BUXTON RHEUMATIC MEDICINE
janis thurs,tf
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CURED HIS RUP1Ul

was badly ruptured whils ..s aid
trunk several years ago. Doc." ocerst'
only hope OF cure was a In,,,siIy ] I
Trusses did me no good. and q
hold of something that quiekV sssed !
pletely cured me. Years have slthdl
the rupture has never returheo' carpss
am doing hard work as = Tina
There was no operation. no lo1 but
trouble. l have nothing 10 so you
give full Information about nov s.rstid.
find a complete cure without 9 npl,su,
you write TO me. Eugene NJ. Nss'
penter. Io2L MarcelIus Avshu. r.o,ics
guam, N. J. Better cut out tn,s runturss
show It to any others who are top
you may save a life or at leas' and y
misery of rupture and the wo''' Z;
ger OF an operation.-Adv.
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provide for the settlement OF esu1
OF Absentees tabled by that GEM
man February s. pending an aces
ance of report; and on further mou]
by the same gentleman the rev!
of the committee, ought not 70 "
was accepted.
The SPEAKER: The Chair At y
time will suggest to the members y
the time is drawing to Close
the introduction of matters OF pfl'.i
and special legislation. and the ms1
bers will bear in mind that the sl]
time" begins at four +. NJ. next ~
day. While that rule that we y
adopted applies only to private
special legislation. there Is no -.
for delay or hesitation in the introu.]
ton of matters relating to gene
legislation; and if members cen. y.
late the introduction OF sucn p,i, =
would facilitate our business
should be prompt in introducins
same. The indications are az pis1
that we will sit on Friday q
week. The Clerk will READ tns =
tees. ~
On motion by Mr.. Morse Oh ri
land, .,uc
Adjourned until ten O'Clock '0D'j
row morning.
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SOL()N
Congregational Church "0'''

Owing to the illness OF rev Il
Sherburne, pastor of the y, a,
church. the members OF the w. s,r
gregations assembled for woisnSs IN
the Congregational church iss' por
day.-Thursday the Ladies - ID
Circle will meet with Mrs. Mar 4
lard. A Lincoln day p1oera&n, N
be a feature of this meeting. ~. ~
day evening there will be ano .ire
the c. f.. social events. me liant,
will take the form of o rs go socs
party at the parsonage. w srosfsI
committee are at work on Par sssr.
and expect to have the wnoie .o;ety.
cooperation of the entire s s',rv !
Many kindly words OF lnqsl 4 i
Mrs. II. Il. Butts were hca1. .,,,s b
church last Sunday. Mrs, Skuf
patient in Somerset hospita. trsl
hogan, where she is receiVM I'm
ment for an abscess on hei
NJ. p. Pollard was IN ohW Al
Saturday on business.-Mrs. srs u
Head is suffering from se IN lin
Mrs. Della Irvine Is Ill WIZ
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The following bills, resolves, petit
tionS and remonStranceS were re-
cetved and, upon recommendation of
the committee on reference of bills,
were referred to the following COM
mittees:
Agriculture
BY Mr.. White CT Bowdoinham: An
Act to change the grades of the
apple packing law. Gil. p. No. 47S).
$1,000 copies ordered printed
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
by MIR. Melcher of Rumford: Re
solve in favor of the Rumford
Hospital Association. Oh. P. No. 479).
BY Mr.. Lausier of Biddeford: Re-
solve in favor of Weber Hospital
Association. Gil. +. No. 1901.
BY Mr.. Gilchrist of Thomaston:
Resolve in favor of the town OF
Thomaston for loss of Fire De-
partment Apparatus at fire of 1928
in State Prison Oh. Z. No. 4SD.
Indian Affairs
By Mr.. Decker of Milo: An Act re-
lating to the choice of Officers by
the Penobscct Tribe of Indians. Oh
l.. No. 4S2).
Inland Fisheries and Game
D.. A. ,,;,. 80
,nans+ra ,, a'' ae ~, % ror, heht; ne,
90 - VI VA -; -hlti'auu anu
nroeont ,i,'1t. e ,o ins ol 'he
or. Z. No. 4S3).
by the same gentleman: Remon-
aoainst o 49, w. ~, ",au,s anu 10 others
r., a., semi w. - 40. fof|'
etro,oe ~, ..,i Ne,iIo'i,
~ ., o.,, - - auu.oeit VI ror. Hen'
NJ to-\ as"'N'' SAINT W.
D., ~. po.,,...
% VI iiaioNei al
-, .s's 70 i.siihs III stony brooh
narnt,, 51I ~ " c. 81 Al oAioio
A., ~ '0o,'
,a+ y. uouAusooi ~ Ai
,,t pa. heIaoins ~ 'ile 'ah'ng OF Iish IRON
- 10 poi oiII III W,iitei Iialpoi
p,. - ss' ~ NO 40
-, ~ 49, h.Isidn, e'4'ioi
A., l,.bi 80 - VI " ill'ei ilaIpor aho
20" 40 lawn VI s"iie' W. /. NO
o.
o,,,'S ~ vi, eNei Oh Miio: hesoIse
s sdIn W, &c. ''is i.'onss 70 aiu IN inc
- i-"Ne III ~" n
T III o. 80, o o"'"qui' county
Io,, -
-oo 1919. VI NJ DecNcr ., "iio
NJ, ~ ih'eu''
D.. ,ru n,., o'
% Whi'nrop' Al
cors, ~ %'..os 'Ae iiaIiS W. otdhiey u
49, ,'a,,s "iu ,'.a.'l,, wharf, AM
Winthrop, Maine III p Me- 49oi II
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HOUSE

Wednesday, February II, 1925.
The House met according to ad-
1ournment and was called to order
by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Atkins of
Gardiner
Journal of the previous session
read and approved
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Journal or previous sessAoH lean
The PRESIDENT: The Chair at
this time will take the opportunity
10 Inform the Senate there win prob
ably be q Friday session this week.
Papers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
House Bills in First Reading
H. P. No, Is: An Act authorizing
the sale Of the property and assets
Of the Moose River Log Driving
Company. and providing for the dis
solution Of said corporation.
H. P. No. 16: An Act to amend
the charter of the kennebec Log
Driving Company. as amended by
Chapter 400 Of the Private ana
Special Laws of 1885, and further
amended by Chapters 13 and IA of
the Private and Special Laws OF 1917
and by Chapter two Of the Private
and Special Laws of 1921.
II P. No. 81: Resolve in favor OF
Highmoor Farm in the town Of Mon
II. P. No. 50: Resolve in favor Of
scientific investigation in Agriculture
in Aroostook County.
II, P. No. 80: Resolve making ap-
preparation for the support and
maintenance of the Maine Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
Resolve in favor Of animal hus-
bandry III. D. 22.)
An Act relating to applications for
Soldiers Bonus Oh. D. 6S)
Mr.. HINCKLEY of Cumberland:
Mr.. President, have an order which
I wish to present out Of order. and
move its passage.
ORDERED, The House concurring,
that the Special Legislative Commit
tee appointed for the purpose OF in
vestigating the proposed locations of
a bridge over the Kennebec River in
the vicinity of Bath and Woolwich
be authorised to continue it's investi-
cations and employ such engineering
counsel as may be in their judgment
required to enable them to make full
report Of their findings on or before
March 10. 1925; and that said COM
mittee be authorized to incur the
necessary expense therefor, the same
to be charged to the fund appro-
priated by the S1st Legislature for the
oxpenses Of the SIND Legislature.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: Mr.. President,
lf may I wish to give word Of ex-
PLANTATION In regard to this matter.
some Of us realize that the PROPOSE
ton to build q railroad bridge over
the Konnebec River without some
dodnito understanding or agreement
With the Maine Central Railroad fol-
Voo Of the bridge might be an unwise
Naing. The matter was taken ur
with the Maine Central Railroad OH
'Nlals, and they are willing to CO.
operate with the State Of Maine with
= view to making Z definite PROPOSE.
1len a what they would be willing tc
nay for rental. provided q definite
location can be decided upon.
In order to get at that matter lt q
necessary to have engineers definite.
II make . location And the railroad
would b glad to take the matter W
with the proper State authorities
with . view to doing that thing. Ans
for that reason We are asking tina,
this committee may have the au'
thority and have engineers go there
= and decide upon q location. together
with engineers Of the Maine Central
And it is important. Of course, that
the matter go along at once.
therefore move the passage ant
adoption Of this order.
The order was passed ana sent
down for concurrence.
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If Your AID Appeared in
The Center Of The
~
First Page

It would be no more easy to find than when it Is
printed under it's proper classification in the class
fed columns.
If the names in the telephone directory were not
classified it would be enormous task to locate an aG
dress. But classification reduces the task to one
moment. w
So it is with classified ads.
The advertisement of your furnished room will Be
printed exactly where it beongs-your situation wanted
ad will be found in it's proper place by the man who's
looking for it-your to let advertisement will have h
correct position under its classification Your ad takes
its place in the paper with its fellows 1t joins its par
cular group.
Thus classification adds greatly to the value Of ad
versing space in the classified columns it i'm
possible for your little ad to get lost
Classification builds the straight road to your mes
sage and erects upon it every sgnpost needed for the
guidance of the reader
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FROM the Senate; An Act to
amend Section 81 of Chapter of
Ine revised Statutes of Maine, re-
attns 10 the excise tax on rail-
roads. Is. Z. 143).
In lhe Senate referred to the COM
mittee on Taxation.
In the House referred to the com-
mlttee on Taxation in concurrenca
ana, on motion by Mr.. Wing of An,
pufn' 800 copies ordered printed.
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Passed to b Ensrosssd

An Act to amend Section II of
Chapter 1T Of the Revised Statutes,
a. amended by Chapter 249 Of the
Public Laws Of 1917, and Chapter 1913
of the Public Laws Of 1919, and
Chapter 104 Of the Public Laws Of
1921. relating to salary of stenog-
rapher of Kennebec Superior Court.
Is: P. ~ Is. D. E.)
An Act to amend Section II Of
Chapter 260 of the Public Laws Of
1917, as amended by Chapter 100 Of
the salary Of the stenographer Of the
Androscoggin Superior Court. Is. p.
S.) Is. D. 45.)
An Act ratifying Transfer Of Land
from State Of Maine to Trustees Of
Gorham Academy in the County Of
Cumberland, and from Trustees Of
Gorham Academy in the County of
Cumberland to State Of Maine. Is.
p. s5.) Is. D. 51.)
(On motion by Mr.. Allen of York,
tabled pending passage to be en-
grossed.)
An Act to Increase the Salaries Of
County Commissioners for Cumber-
land County. Is. P. ~ Is. d. 49,
Passed to be Enacted
An Act to amend Section One Of
SudpleT Nll0 OIL Tic ITlVdto anu
Special Laws of Eighteen Hundred
and Eighty-seven relating to the
Camden and Rockland Water Com
pany.
Orders Of the Day
Mr.. CASE Of Washington: Mr..
President, I move to take from the
table s. P. 1873, An Act relating to
West Washington Municipal Court.
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Senator,
the bill was referred to the committee
on Legal Affairs.
Mr.. MORRISON Of franklin: Mr..
President, I move to take from the
table H. D. 81, An Act to create a
closed season on bear, to repeal the
provisions of law as to bounties on
the same. and to amend certain Sec
tions of the laws relating to bear.
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Senator,
the bill was referred to the committee
on Inland Fish and Game in concur
renee.
Mr.. MORRISON of franklin: Mr.,
President, I also move to take from
the fahlo g
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Communication from the Secretary
of State.

communication from the SeCIetdIy
of State.
STATE OF MAINE
Office of Secretary of State
Augusta, Feb. 10. 1925.
To the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives:
Under the provisions of the Re-
vised Statutes, Chapter 10, Section
II, l have the honor to herewith
transmit the County Estimates for
the years 1925 and 1926 of the
several counties of the State Of
Maine, which have been filed with
the Secretary of State.
Respectfully,
(Signedp FRANK w. BALL,
Secretary of State.
On motion by Mr.. Wing of Auburn
this communication was referred to
the committee on Counties.
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Mr.. MORRISON of Franklin: Mr..
President, also move to take from
the table S. p. Al, An Act to amend
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Sturgis of Auburn, tabled pending
reference in concurrence.
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Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence.
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From the Senate; Resolve in favor
oil Earl q. Holbrook for damages
sustained in accident on State aid
highway. Is. L. 1922.
In the Senate referred to the
committee on Judiciary.
In the House, on motion bv Mr..
burnham ox kittery, tabled pending
reference in concurrence.
From the Senate: Resolve re-
lectlng proposed amendment to the
constitution of the United States
granting TO Congress power to
unit, regulate and prohibit the
lapor OF persons under eighteen
years of age. IS. II. 1850.
IN the Senate referred to the COM
mittee on Labor.
IN the House, on motion by Mr..
ntursls OF Auburn, tabled pending
reference in concurrence.
From the Senate; Resolve ratifv-
ing proposed amendment to the Con
sutution OF the United States
granting Congress the power to
unit regulate and prohibit the labor
vi persons under eighteen Years of
age ana declaring that the power of
me several States is unimpaired
thefeDy except that the operation of
STATE laws shall be suspended TO tho
extent necessary to give effect to
legislation enacted by the Congress
Is. L. 12D. 49,
In the Senate referred to the com
mittee on Labor.
IN the House, on motion by Mr..
oturSls OF Auburn, tabled pending
reference in concurrence.
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Papers from the Senate dis,
posed of in concurrence.
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the 82nd Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Report of Proceedings
in the House and Senate
SENATE

Wednesday. Feb. II. 1925.
Senate called to order by the
President.
Prayer by the Rev. Milo G. Folsom
Of Gardiner.
Journal of previous session read
end approved.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair at
this time will take the opportunity
10 inform the Senate there will prob
ably be a Friday session this week.
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On motion by Mr.. Gasne of Lewis
ton. it was voted TO take from tn
table II. p. 449, bill an act I
establish a Finance Commission q
Lewiston, tabled by that gentlema
on February 10. pending reference.
MIR. GAGNE: Mr.. Speaker, | NOV
that this bill be referred to the com
mttee on Legal Affairs, the com
mlttee on reference of bills hayin
suggested reference to the Judiciar
committee.
Mr.. HOLMES of lewiston: MI
Speaker, | wish to ask the Hous
not to sust3in the motion OF m
colleage tMr. Gagne), but to sustai
the order of reference of the com
mittee on reference of bills.
Brlefly, Mr.. Speaker, | will Civ
the TWO reasons that appeal to me
and l think other members of tn
Lewiston delegation, and | think ais
10 the committee on reference O
bllis. and perhaps to the committe
on judiciary; and l hope that tn
members of the committee on Lega
Affairs viii not feel that we ar
wrong and will not feel. that Their
Is any matter of pride in it. Thos
two committees are the law com
mittees. and either one. of course
has equal power and authority wit
the other; but the city of Lewiston
is the second city of size in tn
State and surely deserves courteou
treatment from the Legislature. TIL
city of Lewiston has representation
upon the Judiciary committee bu
rome upon the Legal Affairs com
mittee. 1t has one member on tn
Judiciary. We feel that, as a mat
ter of courtesy to the great city o
Lewiston, the bill should be referre,
TO the committee on judiciary wher,
Lewiston has representation.
Also. Mr.. Speaker, one other rea
son. This bill is very Fundamental
in it's nature-I do not mean to ar.u,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-06

A demonstration Of Jell-O max
ing was given Monday, November
2, by Mrs. Wales, representative
of the Jell-O Company. All the
girls were excused from their
classes to attend this demonstra-
ton. During the noon hour Mrs.
Wales gave instructions in the art
of making paper flowers.