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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-16
Announce Federal
Inspection Dates
For Maine N. G..

Dates for the annual inspection OF
Maine national guard organizations
by federal officers have been an
nounced from the adju;ant-generaTs
Office. Inspections are conducted at
local armories in omrilane with pre-
scribed regulations. The object Is to
determine whether the national guard
is organized, armed and equipped as
prescribed by law: whether 1t is suit
ably trained, instructed and disci-
plined. and whether the records are
being KEEP in accordance with regu-
lationS.
Inspection dates are as follows:
State House and Arsenal, Augusta,
Apr. %; Hq. and Hq. Co. seth Inf.
Brig, Augusta, April 81. 103rd Inf
Service Co, Portland. Apr. 10: Co. G,
Norway, Apr. IA; Co. A. Biddeford,
Apr. IS; Regt. Hq. Co. Auburn, Apr.
%; Regt. Hq,, Portland, Apr. 16;
Howitzer Co., Portland. Apr. 16: Co.
y. Rumford, Apr. II; Co. f. Lewiston,
Apr. 20; Co. II. Lewiston, Apr. II; 1st
Bn. Hq. Co. Pennington. Apr. 90;
Co. ID. Livermore Falls, Apr. "a; End
En-. Hq. Co, Pittsfield, Ape. 10; Co.
X, Belfast, Apr. IA; Co. G, Waterville.
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"KNOW MAINE PRODUCTS
BOYS AND GIRLS
ARE INCLUDED

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
South China, Me-. Feb. 14-South
China is preparing for know Maine
Products Week. At the Grange
meeting on Wednesday the 18th each
person is to be prepared to tell OF
some product Of Maine. where pro-
duced and other facts of interest.
There is to be a prize speaking
contest by some Of the members OF
the freshman class of Erskine acad-
envy. Maine is producing nothing
better than her young people.
A collection will also be taken for
Grange cottage at Good viii. No
one will contest the statement that
Good Will is one Of the big indus
tries of Maine.
South China is ready to boost
Maine Products Week Of March 2.
South China is situated along the
proposed Augusta-Belfast highway.
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nAuv KENNEREC JOURNAL MONDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1925

Apr. IS; Co. F, Augusta, APR. II; GO.
M, Bangor; Apr. 20; Co. !, MILL
nocket. Apr. 81: Co. L. one platoon
Milo, Apr. %: Co. L. one platoon
Dover, Apr. %; 3rd Bn. Hq. Co., Dex-
ter, Apr. "a.
Apr. 20: Bat. c, Fl. Fairfield, Apr.
II; Bat. A, Pressure isle. Apr. %;
Ha. Det. and Combat Train, Houlton,
24oth Art: Bat. E., Camden. Apr.
20; Bat. G. Rockland, Apr. 81; Bat. H.
Vinalhaven, Apr. %; Bat. F, Thomas
ton, Apr. %; Bat. C, Brunswick, Apr.
"a; Hq. Bat. and Band. portiana'
Apr, 26; Bat. "A, Portland, Apr. II;
Bat. y; Portland. Apr. %; Bat. B.
Sanford, Apr. 20.
Medical Dept: 152nd F. A.. Houl-
ton, Apr. 20; 103rd Inf, Bangor. Apr.
81; 240th Art, Portland. Apr. ~.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Fairbanks Film Great Achievement

Fairbanks Film Great Achievement
Douglas Fairbanks amazingly ro-
mantle and dramatic story, hereto
fore thought impossible of achieve
ment on the screen, THE Thief of
Bagdad," is the attraction at the
Colonial today, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. There is said to be in this
story q wonderful love tale to set
your pulses going; a wealth Of adj
venturous incidents that will stir you
to rousing pitch of excitement. 1t
will be new experience to you to
see a Magic Rug soar above the
house-to tops and off into the sky
bearing the Thief and the beautiful
Princess Of Bagdad. Another new
and strange experience will be to
through the clouds. bearing the Thief
Of Bagdad. of whom all nations. for
hundreds of years. have been reading
about in the tales of the Arabian
Nights. You may have read about
the Invisible Cloak, but you surely
have not seen 1t unless you have
seen Douglas Fairbanks in "The
Thief Of .Bagdad." Born in a poets
dream in Araby this remarkable
story was developed by Douglas
Fairbanks into a beautiful reality.
Nothing like it has ever been at
tempted: nothing like it has ever
been seen: nothing like it has ever
bee accomplished. These statements
may seem exaggerations, but when
compared with the criticism Of this
picture wherever it has been pre-
scented. cause them to appear upap-
preciative. and lacking in justifiable
enthusiasm. The critic of the N. Y.
Times sums up the matter justly and.
according to all accounts, truly when
he said that 1.-The Thief Of Bagdad"
is a feat Of moving picture art which
has never been equalled or even APP
preached" So also the Evening
Telegram: at is the greatest picture
we have seen or ever expect to see.
A two dollar picture in the cities.
In Augusta 25c-35c- 50c.-Adv.
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drives and entertainment are re-
ferred TO him. He is the guiding
genius behind many Il well planned
and successful State House party, re-
ception or formal ball, the credit for
which in many cares has been grace
fully accepted by others.
Last year he has peen particularly
busy as present results show. The
grading and beautifying of the great
south lawn of the State House, he
work of looking after the Blaine
Memorial, the carrying out of The
State Park plans and the erection
of the new Office building and store
house testify to the executive ability
required of him. In addition to be-
ing superintendent of the State Park
he is also, by appointment, Il MEM
Der OF the State Park Commission.
His department at present NAM
ters 80 workers in which are includ-
eG clerks, telephone and Telegraph
operators. mail clerks. mechanics,
elevator men, foreman Janitors, night
watchmen fireman chauffeur, gar
ageman, and housekeeper.
His appointment ends April -,
this year and as a candidate for re-
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give public hearing in it's rooms
at the State House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY, Feb. II. at p. NJ. on
H. =. No. 1875. An Act to increase
the salary of the county attorney Of
Knox county.
S. p. No. 81. An Act to amend
Chapter. 80 Of the Public Laws of 1915
to fix the salary of the judge and re-
Fl. p. No. 1863. An Act to amend
Section 43 Of Chapter 219 of the Pub
lie Laws of 1921, increasing the SAL
airy of the register Of deeds of York
county.
II. p. No. 1853. An Act to amend
Section 80 of Chapter 1T Of the Re-
vised Statutes as amended. relating
to salaries of registers of probate.
II. p. No. 1872. An Act to amend
Section SO of Chapter III Of the Re-
ton Of judges of probate.
H. p. No. u. An Act relating to
compensation Of clerk Of courts for
Lincoln county.
II. P. No. 50. An Act relative to
salaries ana expenses Of county COM
H. r. No. 73. An Act increasing the
salary of the register Of deeds Of Lin
H. P. No. "A. Ap Act relative to
Cierk n.Ie IN tle ONCE OF registry Oh
deeds of Lincoln county.
S. P. No. 81. An Act to change the
State School for Boys.
II. p. No. 3S6. An Act relating to
the salaries Of deputy sheriffs of Cum
0e Il. p. e no. SIS. An Act relating to
the salary of the Judge of the munich
pal court of South Portland.
S. ?. No. 49, An Act to amend Sec
ton 6 of Chapter III Of the Revised
Chapter 1872. of the Public Laws of
1921, relating to salaries Of superior
court justices.
S. p. No. As. An Act to amend Sec
ton IS Of Chapter lis Of the Revised
Statutes, relating to the fees payable
to registers of deeds.
S. P. No. so. An Act relating to the
salary Of the State superintendent of
II. P. No. 2a7. An Act relating to
the salaries Of county treasurers.
the salary Of the register Of probate
II. =. No. 2O7. An Act to increase
the salary for clerk hire in the Office
Of registry Of probate for Knox
H. p. No. sss. An Act relative to
an increase in the salaries of the
judge and recorder Of the Millinocket
municipal court.
H. p. No. 3S4. An Act relating to
the salary of the clerk Of the Lewis
ton municipal court.
S. F. No. 96. An Act to amend Sec
tion 3. Chapter 325. of the Private and
Special Laws of 1897. relating to the
municipal court of Watervile.
H. P. No. 1874, An Act relating to
amount allowed for clerk hire in Of
fee cf register of probate in Waldo
Ii. p No. ss5. An Act relating to
me coun.. commissioners of Waldo
county.
the salary of the County Attorney
and the Assistant County Attorney of
Cumberland county.
H. P. No. AIS. An Act to Increase
the salary of the Register Of Deeds
for Knox county.
S. p. No. 141. An Act to amend the
law relating: to the salary Of the Ii
brarian of the State of Maine.
FREDERICK w. HINCKLEY.
Chairman.
HAROLD w. BISHOP. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-16

While rumored names Of possible
candidates for the position Of State
superintendent Of buildings leak
through the State House corridors,
Charles S. Brown, present holder Of
that title. now nearing the end of his
second term Of Office. quietly and eff
GENTLY goes about his job and does
it up Drown" as his name implies,
Unobstrutively looking after
myriad of details needed to keep the
machine of State running smoothly,
he is the engineer whose duty 1t is to
see that the wheels so around with
the least possible amount Of friction.
On the face Of it his title isn't
much, but the man behind the title
mounts high in the opinion Of others
and his duties amount to a great deal
in the affairs of state.
Eight years ago. on Jan. 10. 1917. he
was appointed to the position, being
one of the first appointees Of Governor
Carl A. Milliken. He was retained
by special order under Governor Park
hurst and reappointed by Governor
Baxter. He was born in Bath A years
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EDUCATION

The committee on E q Is y
give a public hearins a,,sts, OIL
the State House. In AusS 1871
WEDNESDAY. Fep. 10
NJ. on the following: 4, fayoi
s. P. No. 6. Resolve IN 'N
THURSDAY, Feb. ~ ""
on the following: .,,,. propos1
S. +. No. 10. ResoII.itrtioB u
amendment to the fnnds "
iting the use Of pubic ]
tartan schools. pJERCk
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JUDICIARY

The committee on Judiciary will
give public hearing in it's room at
the State House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. is, 1925. 3 P.
physical examination before issu-
ance of a marriage license.
S. d. No. 40. An Act to amend
Chapter 204. Public Laws Of 1917, au-
thorizing the treasurer of State to
negotiate a temporary loan.
conserve the estates Of absentees.
H. D. No. 81. An Act for the re-
coyery of taxes illegally assessed.
the Judge of Portland Municipal Court
to fix the time for holding criminal
sessions.
II. p. No. 40. An Act to amend the
charter Of the city of South Portland.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1925, p. NJ.
on the following:
II. D. No %. An Act to provide for
the regulation of public dances and
the licensing and regulation Of public
H. D. IFS. An Act authorizing the
employment Of stenographers by JUS
tices of the Supreme Judicial and SUI
II. D. No. So. An Act relating 20
ASS i'StotioIi VI iilOtOT SeIllCleS OF I'M IL
residents and fees Of residents.
II. d. No. 10. An Act relating to
when no succession tax shall be as
sessed on the stock. bonds and evil
dences of debt of Maine corporations.
II. D. No. IS. An Act relating to
the influence Of intoxicating liquors.
II. D. No. 81. Proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution Of the State
OF Maine changing the date Of the
H. p. No. 80. An Act relating to
operation Of motor vehicles.
:. H. D. No. %. An Act relating to
ltinerant vendors.
II. D. No. a.. An Act relating to
the exemption from attachment and
II. p. No. 500. An Act relating to
the Portland Public Library,
S. P. No. 113. An Act to extend
the charter of the Patten Water and
Power Company.
:, H.. D. No. 1o6. An Act relating to
Caribou municipal court.
IL. d. No. los. An Act relating to
the Female Orphan Asylum Of Port
-. FRIDAY. Feb. 90, 2 P. NJ, on the
II. 3. No. 1o7. An Act to grant a
new charter to the city Of .sace. anu =
ii. d. No. 90. An Act to amend
Section 81 of Chapter 211 of the pub
lie Laws, relating to the registration
OF motor vehicles by non-resdents.
H. d. No. 100. An Act regulating
the parking of automobiles around
public buildings.
H.. D. No. Ill. An Act to amend
section OF Chapter 81 of the Re-
vfsed Statutes of 1916, relating to
mills and mill dams.
FREDERICK w. HINCKLEY.
Chairman.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways and 81
will give a public hearing IN kos1
at the State House. IN Ausgsu;|
TUESDAY, Feb. II. at , Il
the following resolves: .u|
S. p. No. Sc. Resolve % W
town Of Alexander in building
S. p. No. 81. Resolve - is,a|
the town Of Charlotte to aid u y
ing the Lake road.
H. p. No. 22S. Resolve app iv
ing money to aid In the COMFY"
a road in the town Of Durnam
H. p. No. 230. Resolve IN n'1
the town Of Bowdoinhani. =.
H. p. No. 270. Resolve ~ ~,
struction Of a ferry boat !"
Dresden-Richmond Ferry. III
H. P. No. 271. Resolve iol =
preparation for rebuildine snS n
ing the North Vassaiporo soA'
town Of Winslow. a.
H. P. No. 272. Resoiye ID ~, M
the city Of Westbrook ior '0''
s'I "a. p! No. e74. Resolve n IN
road in the town of NewbuIs
III p. No. 275. Resolve IN Ia
road in the town Of Mexico. hr
H. p. No. 277. Resolve ~
read in the towns OF D'e
- II. P. No. e7s. Resolve h h'
Codyville Plantation, !. ,,,d|
H. p. No. 2So.Resolys y ., ,s
road in the town OF Wuhy 1
H. T. No. 2SS. Resolve i. "
road in the town OF Macni scnrs}
H. p. No. 2S4. Resolve apT
ing money Is aid in the , u
of a road in the town q o anrrs
H. T. No. 2S5. Resolve . ~.
ing money to aid In ing WyVashh
of a road in the town 2. n fsr>
H. r. No. 2S6. Resolve ~
road in the town Of Benton f,r|
III. p. No. 297. Resolve ~
road In the town of Chelse. M
H. p. No. 29S. Resolve lad
the town of Waldo for =. IN All
H. r. No. 2ss. Resolve w.. a
the town Of Troy for 2 iopin IN fas
H. p. No. 341. Resoissc %. repas|
the town Of Brownviile '0' ~
H. P. No. s4e. Resolve y ~ cal
ing highway in the tow IN n ii
ii. p. No. 392. ResoiyyS;, - Of d
the repairing and rebuiidin' =
IN = Sid n 10. sss. Resolve t for.
on bridge across MaI Law. Psns,
in the town Of Drew
WEDNESDAY, Feb. u; :. Mil
H. D. No. 90. An Az ~. purp
the towns to unite Tor w a.nt q \
employing a superintenos'
and bridges. ~ 10 F1
II. p. Nc. e95. An AZ AZ. \ sr1
for the building Of a brlo n. tos,
Kennebec river between between Nv
Richmond and Dresser. n fst1
H. P. No. 923. Resois uo,r rid
a bridge over the st; Cv sas'
tween Vanceboro. Ma'
Croix, New BrunswlcK,,,, /
HOMER H. Do"
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INLAND FISHERIES Ann a,

The committee on Inland M
and Game will give a pubjie l..
in its room at the State How. h
guSta, on q
THURSDAY, FEB. 10. at,p !
An Act providing for an asap
cense of $1.15 for residant m
and fishermen (H. b. No. In
An Act relating to closs tin,|
black bass and white perch ri h
An Act repeating close ,s,,,,|
white perch in all lakes md !
Oh. p. No. 290). *
An Act to prohibit nfrht AL
the inland waters III, Doc. IA ;
An Act prohibiting pollution
mill waste the lakes ana popd, |
certain specified rivers, brpoh
streams IS. P. No. 76).
H. p. No. POI. An Act rslau,
fishing in Upper Taylor Brool
tributaries and In the East By,nd
West Branch Of Passadumkeag n
and Brown Brook in Penobsea |
Hancock counties.
H. p. No. 30S, H. d. No. o. d
relative to, fishing in Moose RlN
Somerset county.
H. P. No. 30s. An Act d
Head Brook and Alder Brook h |
erset county. to all fishing ezesN
flies.
H. P. No. s11 and H. p. No I'll
Act relating to the taking q I
perch in Crawford Lake and 4
tributaries, in Washington ID
with petition for same.
H. p. No. 313 and H. p. No I'll
Act relating to night fishing ii
tain waters in Franklin and q
counties. with petition for same |
H. p. No. 317 and II. p. No. 3llI
Act relating to fishing in eertah|
ters in Franklin and Oxford eur,
with petition for tame.
H. p. No. 319 and H. p. No. 81
Act relating to the taking Of
rats in and on the banks Of ths
Machias River, and all IT. hia
tributaries running thereinto; d
or on the banks Of Hoyt's Bnd
East Machias, in the county Of
ington. with petition for same
II. P. No. 373. An Act to nd
fishing in Miller Brook. 9 tributll
Moose Pond, in the town Of Bra
in the county Of Cumberland
II. p. No. 376. An Act to perm
hunting of rabbits or Wild hra
ing the month of March, 10 addlu
the open season now provided Y
S. p. No. Ill. An Act pfohiii
ice fishing in Kennebunk Pond
county of York. -,,,
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AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE

kindly read this and think It out
for yourself! Patsy Ruth Miller in
her latest mystery photoplay THE
Girl on the STAIR" House Peters in
THE Tornado" and the special Pa
the News reel presenting the astral
subject of 1.-The Suns Eclipse" as
taken with mammoth cameras. by
experts. an opportunity which should
be taken advantage of by everyone,
during the two days only. Nothing
more need be said to announce
program Of unprecedented interest,
at the Augusta Opera House. Matt
nees at 2:15 and nightly at 7:1o.-
Adv
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Committee Hearings
PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will give
public hearing in it's rooms at the
State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, 1925, at 1.3o
P. NJ, on the following:
S. p. No. So. Resolve to increase
the pension Of Charles u. Freole Oh
Fl. p. No. 2e4. Resolve to increase
the State pension of Annie M. WEIGH
of Kennebunk.
RI. P. No. Ss3 Resolve in favor OF
Zebedee Cushman or kennepuhh Aor
an increase of pension,
II. P. No. 430. Resolve in favor OF
Fannie Konkleman Of Randolph
Maine, for pension: ,.r CO.
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ANSON
Gustavus A. Steward

NORTH-Gustavus A. Steward. q
former resident of North Arson
passed away at his home in Charles
ton. West Virginia. Thursday, Feb.
5. The remains were brought to
North Arson and taken to the home
of Wallace Emery. where Northern
Star Lodge. F.. and A. NJ. held their
service Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Burial was in Sunset ceme-
terry. Mr.. Steward was born in North
Arson, June II, 1853. the son of Mar
cellus Steward and Hannah Will
liams. When young man he taught
school for several years and later
was engaged in the grocery business.
He was postmaster for one term I'M
der the Cleveland administration.
In the spring of 1909 he went to
Colorado where he followed farming
for a time and then went to West
Virginia. He is survived by a wild
ow. who was Alice Fletcher, and
son, Lawrence, Of Charleston, West
Virginia, also one brother. Charles
Steward Of North Arson.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give public hearing
in it's room at the State House, in Au-
gusta, on
THURSDAY. Feb. 10, at o'clock
on the following:
S. P. No. 9S. An Act relating to
fishing inside line drawn from
Damiscove to Seguin.
III. p. No. 416. An Act to provide
for the better protection Of clans
within the limits of the town of
Perry.
H. p. No 447. An Act relating to
close time on Holsters.
PERCY G. SARGENT, Sec.
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Wrecked Schooner in Port

PASSPORT, Feb. 1.-THE Canadian
schooner Nettie c., whose crew was
taken into st. John, N. M, several
days ago, was towed into Two ISL
and Harbor, Grand Manan, n. NJ,
today by the life saving crew of
White Head. Grand Manan. The
schooner, which was coal-laden for
st. John. was reported dismasted and
leaking slightly.
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Committee Hear
Ans .
GAL AEEArNS

| ~. 49,. Gal AFFAisSS w
. II dh e., COMMITTEES on Anc,
ana an; Financial Affairs viii nlYpp %oNs|
nc nearing In its room - w
House, In Augusta, on q u
D TUESDAY, Feb. II. At , /
H. p. No. sss. Re.o,r. y
Central Maine General m ~
Lewiston, Maine. doupibI
s; p. No. 102. Resolv. !.
Girls Orphanage, at Levs.tan an
S. P. No. 1O3. Reso,w.s "
nesiy Asylum at Lewiston. ~. ~
s ton MAINS sIsin. General Hospital i 4,
S. P. No. lot. R..o,,,.
to the celebration Of thu ~ II
MAJ Tndan anniversary of the DscSSro':;.,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. ~
S. p. No. So. An Act -.
personnel Of the bu61st 20 Cham
S. P. No. los. Rssolvsc omniti
WIS., yhn Charles A Dean Hospital !, ~ \
H. P. No. so2. R.,o,v.
ing money for Franklin Hoc!pgpsy
si n,tau Inc. in the town ~
II. p. No. 4ol. Resolve, -,
ing money to aid The Aroo.ttsuais
pital at Houlton. s'ook
H: p. No. 431. Resolv. !, !.
the Home for Aged Woms, y N
H. p. No. 432, ResoIvs Bel
the tn, Waldo County General ~ \.
H. P. No. 4ss. Resolv. !, (.
Calais Hospital for {he a H. ~
1926 and 1927. - nsea
Fl. P. No. 436. Reso,v. a.,
the Trull Hospital Ala As. ~ AZ
p THURSDAY. Feb. 10. At ! \
H. P. No. 1o4. ResoIv. !.
st. Louis Home G. Schooi IN
West Scarboro. Aoo' ir
H. ?. No. $40. Resolve in =.
me Pe Ma;So General Hospisl
H. p. No. 81. Resolve !, :.
the Gardiner General Hcs,is.'
maintenance and for me6icsip ~
gical treatment Of patients ala
II. P. No. SOL. Resolve Il =.
Knox County General Hospit,i
II. P. No. 532. Resolve T. =.
the Children's Heart WORK ~.
Maine, Of Portland. for can ssi
II. Z. No. 434. Resolve n .,
York County Children's Aid ~,
H. p. No. 435. Resolve N \.
the Fort Halifax Chaptsr y
Daughters of the Americsn ;.
ton of Wins1ow.
ORLANDO E. rRnsr !.
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HAROLD w. BISI
AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture will
give CIV public hearing in it's rooms at
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. IS, 1925, at $50
P. NJ. on the following:
II. P. No. SIS. Resolve making ap-
preparation for the control and sup
preston ~ the European corn borer.
IL. P. No. 1873. Resolve making ap-
preparation for the Maine Agricultural
Experiment Station for the purchase
of additional land at Highmoor Farm.
II. p. No. 366. An Act additional
to and amendatory Of Chapter 35 of
the Revised Statutes. relating to the
prevention Of contagious diseases
among animals.
H. P. No. 367. Resolve for aid in
the payment of premiums awarded by
the Houlton Agricultural Society.
ii. p. No. $50. Resolve transferring
the income from the Carleton Orchard
tund TO the College of Agriculture of
the University of Maine.
Fl. P. No. 463. Resolve making an
for the Maine Seed I'm
proVement Association.
GEORGE c.. LORD, Sec.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

The committee on Military, Analrs
will give public hearing at the state
House, in Augusta, on .
TUESDAY, Feb. II. 1925. at 2
P. NJ, in the judiciary rooms, No. ~
81, on the following:
No. .. II. D. No. 80. An Act to
amend Chapter 174 of the Public Laws
of Maine for 1928, known as the Mill
No. 8. II. D. No. 81. An Act relat-
ing to the armory of the city of Lew
iston and fixing the rental thereon:
No. 4. S. D. No. 40. Memorial to
Congress in the interest OF national
ROBERT HALE, Sec.
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Bachelor President a Loss

Paris, Jan. 30.-(A. P. by MaiD.-
The owners Of the flower shops in the
Madeleine district don't care much
who Is president Of France, so long as
he is married.
A bachelor president has no flowers
sent him, they point out, and since
Al. Doumergue has held the position
.hey nave lost trade which they rue
fully estimate at nearly 500. 600 francs
"a year.
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LIBRARY

The committee on Library will give
a public hearing in its rooms at the
State House, in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. Feb. II. 1925. at o'clock
P. NJ, on the following:
S. r. No. SIS. Resolve for double
stacking the State Library.
S. p. No. 81. An Act to provide for
the completion Of the vital records OF
the State of Maine.
WILLIAM II. HOLMAN. Sec
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FEDERAL RELATIONS

The committee on Federal Relations
will give public hearing in its rooms
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is. 1925. at 2
P, NJ. on the following:
II. D. No. "a. An Act to authorize
the filing by the United States in the
several counties of this State of no.
tees Of liens for taxes.
EDWARD A. MANSFIELD, Sec.