Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-03

safely at Leh, in the valley Of the
Indus, dispatches received here today
announced. They are proceeding to
Kashgar, eastern Turkestan. All
members of the party are well, the
messages said.
Manchester, N. H., June 2.-Dr. Da-
vid b. Tuholski, health officer at
Brockton, was fined 500 and costs or
$3.50 in municipal court here today
when he was found probably guilty OF
operating an automobile while unoer
the influence of liquor. He took an APP
peal and was ordered to furnish 5000
bonds for appearance at superior
court.
Worcester, Mass, June 2.-Holy
Cross College is to award 20 honorary
degrees during its commencement ex-
ercises on June Is. The list 1ncluoes
the following: LII. D., Brig. Gen. MI
chael J. Lenihan, chief of staff OF 12tn
U. S. Army Corps at New YORK;
Charles d. Maginnis of Boston; Judge
John ]. Ryan of Haverhill; Superin-
tendent of schools jeremiah e. Burke,
Boston. Lit. D, Will P. Kennedy OF
the Evening Star staff of Washington;
Frederick Paulding Dodge Of Ruther-
ford, N. ].
Pittsburg, June 2.-(AP)-Sale Of
weekly pass for $3.50 which permits
purchasers to make as many individ-
ual trips in the one fare zone as they
desire, has been inaugurated here as
an experiment in transportation by the
Pittsburgh Street Railways Co.
Northampton, Mass, June flames
Lucey of this city, shoemaker friend
of President Coolidge, left this morn
ing for Syracuse, N. Y, where he will
make a pair of shoes for the presl-
dent at the Syracuse Centennial Expo
sition He carried Coolidge's last and
other necessary tools of his craft with
him.
New London, Conn, June 2.-(AP)-
In attempting to run the dry blockade
at the easterly entrance to Long Island
Sound, the Canadian steam trawler
Blairmore 1, from Halifax, with 1000
cases of Scotch whiskey, assorted IL
quors and champagne and 1000 gallons
of alcohol aboard, fell prey to the vigil
lance of the U. S. Coast Guard early
today. The liquor cargo is valued at
$4,000.
Washington, June 2.-(AP)-The
department of justice asked the in
terstate commerce commission for
an opinion regarding a petition by
the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad for modification
of it's consent decree to permit the
road and the New York Transporta-
ton Company to dispose of certain
real estate at Fall River. Mass. At
torney General Sargent said he
would render no opinion on the re-
quest until he had heard from the
commission.
Albany, N. Y, June 2.-(AP)--
The court of appeals today denied
the appeal of James A. Stilfman,
New York banker, for reopening of
the suit for divorce from his wife,
Mrs. Anne U. >Stillman. The court,
by unanimous vote. agreed with low
err courts that the banker had been
guilty of adultery and therefore was
Ineligible to obtain a divorce. At tho
same time the court refused to pass
upon the legitimacy of Baby Guy"
Stillman, Mrs. Stillman's son and
ruled that the judgment of the low
err courts should lie modified by ell
mination of all reference to the in
fant's legitimacy.
Ottawa, Ont, June 2.-(AP)-A
resolution asking the Canadian
house of commons to affirm an i'm
mediate revision of the tariff on
definitely and consistently protec-
tive basis, maintaining this to be i'm
perative in view of world conditions,
was introduced in the house today
by Arthur Meighen, conservative
leader. The resolution favors a re-
vision that would affect natural
products as well as manufactured
goods. 1t also urges immediate &C
ton toward the conservation and de-
velopment of the natural resources.
Ottawa, June, canadian ex-
ports to the United States were down
in April and the trade balance in
that month was unfavorable to the
Dominion. In statement issued by
the Dominion bureau of statistics 1t
is shown that Canadian goods to the
value of 27,26S. 40 were exported
to that country while imports from
the United States were $39, ,I6l.
The exports were more than $15,-
100000 less than those of March,
1895, but some $3,000,OO0 more than
in April, 1924.
Ottawa, June 2-(AP)-The Cana
dian government hopes to appoint
Canadian minister to Washington
very shortly, Premier King announc-
ed in the house of commons tonight.
when a vote of $4,000 for Canadian
| representation in the United States
was up for consideration. The prime
minister said that the government
had not found it easy to secure the
person it wanted to represent Can
ada.
Berlin, June 2-(AP)-Unless the
allied ambassadors in Berlin are CIV
en- fresh instructions within the next
4S hours, the Berlin government will
be in formal possession of the long
expected note outlining Germany's
failure to carry out disarmament as
demanded by the treaty of Versailles.
The foreign Office expects to receive
the note late Thursday Afternoon.
Ottawa, June 2-(AP)-By ma
jority of 10 votes the house of COM
mons tonight defeated the amend
ment moved the Right Hon. Arthur
Meighen, opposition leader. calling
for an immediate revision of the tar
if on definitely and consistently
protective basis.
New York, June 2-(AP)-The
complete plan for the reorganization
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
r. R., in receivetship since March IL,
last, made public tonight by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., and the National City
Co. as reorganization managers, pro-
vides for an exchange of more than
| $464 100000 in securities, makes pos.
sible the liquidation of runding of all