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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-09
BIcYCLIST IS INJURED
IN AUTO COLLISION

julius Cline, forty-six, colored,
1925 S street northwest, is at his
home today suffering an injury to
his ribs received yesterday when
the bicycle which he was riding was
collided with by an automobile
driven by j. c. Beskley, GIT Louisi-
ana avenue northwest. His condi-
ZION 81 not serious.
T. L. Davidson, twenty-six, colored
662 Navy place southeast is re-
covering from a slight bruise to his
left shoulder received yesterday when
the automobile in which he was
riding coiIided with another car at
d street and Delaware avenue
northwest.
Lillian Fells. forty-four, colored,
1914 Howson place southwest, was
bruised about the body yesterday
when she was struck and knocked
down by an automobile at Third
and l. streets southwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-09
"BEAUTIFUL BACK" OWNER
SUES TO BAN PHOTOS

PARIS, Oct. 9.-Further publica-
ton of photographs of the most
beautiful back in Paris will be
suppressed if Mrs. Carl Wilson, wife
OF an American former lieutenant.
wins her suit begun in the Seine
court today demanding destruction
Of Photographic and negatives of her
in nude poses.
Before her. recent marriage to her
American husband, Mrs. Wilson was
Annette Martinez. famous artists
model. She was known as the pos
SCISSOR of the most beautiful back
in Paris
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-09
CHILD SWALLOWS PIN;
Is EXPECTED TO LIVE

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Often when
Mrs. Mary Prendergast has dressed
her daughter. Sarah. four. the little
girl has observed that her mother
holds pins in her mouth.
Sarah tried to do just as mother
did when she was dressing her doll.
She held in her mouth a two-inch
safety pin she intended to put in
the dolls frock. Sarah swallowed
the pin.
She is in a critical condition in
st. Johns Hospital. Long Island
City, but seemingly recovering after
the pin had been removed from her
stomach by a surgical operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-22
STATE HOUSE
Next MEETING Of Governor NJ Tuesday Aug rs

Others violate the laws because they
see their friends or relatives doing
SO and without knowing such laws
exist, purchase illegal Holsters.
When we enter into conversation
with them they will say that the
large Holsters are SO expensive that
they cannot afford to buy them so
purchase the small ones, but when
we explain that they are liable to
fine of five dollars for each short
lobster found in their possession
they are surprised and when we
further explain that if a fisherman
is caught with short Holsters he not
only pays five dollars for each IL
legal lobster but is liable to lose his
license for a year, they are Mortified
and will say that no more small
Holsters will ever be purchased by
them.
Now the sole reason why Holsters
are SO epexnsive is because the law
is not observed. A lobster has to be
approximately ten inches in length
before it is capable of producing.
Now if Holsters are caught and sold
before they are of legal length it de-
prives them of producing at least
once. This being true where are we
going to get the future supply, If we
kill the small Holsters before they
arrive at the breeding stage, with
along the coast of Maine.
"There seems little chance for a
lobster to grow to the producing
age unless the law regulating the
legal length of Holsters is strictly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-22
Allow Traffic
Through Nearly
All jobs of State
Road Construction

Announcement was made Friday
at the office Of the state highway
commission that traffic is allowed
through all the construction jobs,
with the exception of the work in
Livermore and that a short detour
may be used in the town of Frank
fort and In the town of Turner.
Better road conditions will be found,
it is stated, by following the de-
tours than by passing over the work.
1t Is announced that the following
sections of state highway are under
construction:
Kittery-About one fourth Of a
mile of concrete pavement is being
constructed around the State Park
approaching the inter state bridge.
This work will be built on one side
of the park at time, leaving the
other side clear for traffic.
Turner-About five miles of BIZ
luminous macadam Is under con-
struction from Turner Village to the
Turner-Aubu town line.
Livermore-About five miles of
gravel road is under construction
from Brettun's Mills, or North
Turner. nearly to Livermore Falls.
Detour.
Winn-Five and seventy-five hun
dredths miles of gravel road, partly
on new location. under construction.
Houlton-About two miles of BIZ
luminous macadam road is under
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-22
OCEAN POINT

Miss Marguerite Hussey of Au
gusta is passing two weeks at the
Hussey cottage.
Among the new arrivals registered
at the Pleasant View House this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
kenworthy of Augusta, who are to
pass two weeks at this popular
hosiery.
DR.. and Mrs. Oliver w. Turner are
entertaining as guests at their camp
in THE Birches" Doctor and Mrs.
George F. Suker of Chicago, Ill.
The Goodspeed cottage on the
West Shore is occupied at present by
Mrs. w. H. Place and daughters,
Hazel and Mildred, of Augusta, who
have assumed the tenancy for two
weeks.
1t is understood that Doctor c. F.
Adams of Trenton, N. j.. has pur-
chased a lot on the Newbert de-
velopment near THE Birches" and
will at once start the erection of a
bungalow type of cottage. The con-
tract for building the camp has
been given to Gideon Hallowell.
Mrs. Mary Joce1yn of Rochdale,
Massachusetts arrived at the Point
on Wednesday and plans to pass
SOile TIME WIFI her HlOtleT, MTS.
Frank E. Brown, at Rest "A While.
Mrs. katherine A. Mower, Miss
Gertrude Mower and Mrs. George
Stickney were automobile visitors to
Wiscasset, Thursday.
The card party on Thursday after
noon. was rather SHINY attended,
due in large measure to the fact
that no tickets We're sold other than
at the door, contrary to the usual
procedure. In spite of this fact
however those who were in attend
ance had the usual good time and
the prize for this weeks contest was
awarded Mrs. Frank f. Brown of
"Rest-A- While.
An event of interest to all Pointers
will be the Musical to be given be-
fore the dance on Saturday. Moth
ing but purely local talent will be
employed and, as Ocean Point is
blessed with a superabundance of
talent, this in itself is a guarantee
of the high standard to be maintained
In the performance. A program of
some nine or ten numbers has been
arranged by the Committee embrace
Ing work by soloists, mixed quartette
and male quartette. The Musical
Will commence promptly at o'clock
and at 9 o'clock. upon completion of
the musical program, there will be
general dancing with music by
Pierce's Orchestra of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-22
HOLSTERS HIGH
BECAUSE The LAW
IS NOT OBSERVED
Declares H. D. erie of Rock
/. land, Director of Sea and
: Shore Fisheries-Gives Rea-
. sons Why This Valuable
Natural Resource Should Be
: Protected in Maine.

''The lobster industry Of Maine Is
one of the most valuable natural
resources of our State in many
ways, but there are three important
reasons why it should be protected
by ALL asserts H. d. erie of Rock
land, director of the State sea and
shore fisheries commission. First 1T
furnishes livelihood for approx
mately $4,000 people; second it fur
nishes the choicest, most wholesome
and most toothsome delicacy that is
procured from the Atlantic or Pacific
Oceans and third, when properly
served, Holsters are a drawing card
for the tourists who visit our coast
during the summer months, who are
welcomed by all.
Almost every inhabitant Of the
United States, when asked what
kind of fish he prefers, will without
hesitation say, Holsters, and the
menu OF any banquet Is not complete
unless Holsters are added to the list.
The above statement being true, 1t
sbehooves all who reside continually
In Maine or who pass their summers
or vacations here, to protect the
Holsters. HOLSTERS less than three
and one half inches, measured from
the rear of the eye socket to the
rear Of the body shell are illegal
and are required by law to be liber-
ated at once.
I'VE are afraid that a great many
violate the lobster laws because they
do not understand why or for what
purpose such laws were enacted.
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observed. If all who are directly IN
terested in the lobster business to-
gether with the residents and non
residents will see to 1t that no
Holsters are consumed less than the
length required by law, then you Will
see this valuable fishery increased
until every person who visits the
coast as we'll as all other In
habitants afford lobster dinner any
time they desire 1t because lobsters
will be so plentiful and the price re-
duced to such an extent that all can
afford them. The fishermen VIII
also reap a harvest and all Will De
happy and contented.
professor Herrick who is con-
sidered the best American authority
on Holsters, believes that it takes no
less than 5000 eggs to produce one
lobster to the state of production, SO
with the above facts before us you
can readily see that in order to have
Holsters within the reach of all, the
strictest protection must be practiced
by ALL
at is a fact that Atlantic, coast
Holsters lay their eggs but once IN
two years. The eggs are carried at
tached to the underside of the tail
for approximately eleven months
The fry or young when Matched, rise
to the surface and for three weeks
lead a free swimming life on or near
the surface. At this stage they are
hardly larger than mosquito and
have no instinct of fear. Countless
fish and birds prey on them during
this free swimming stage and when
severe storms are raging millions
perish, so it Is necessary to have a
large percentage of eggs to take care
of the enormous waste caused from
its natural enemies. Nature guarded
against natural destruction by the
production of large number OF
eggs, but the death rate caused by
man must be taken care of by a
gauge law, fully observed, II We are
to increase or even hold intact the
present supply of Holsters.
1.-THE commission of sea and shore
fisheries extends a cordial invitation
to the fishermen, to the dealers and to
all to assist them in the protection
of the Holsters by practicing strict
observance to the fishery laws which
were enacted for the sole purpose OF
protection to the Holsters. If you
will do this there will never be any
question about the future supply of
Holsters on the coast of Maine, but
unless the Holsters are protected
there is serious question about
this valuable industry"
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construction on the road to Wood
stock. -.
Erankfort-About two miles OF
Unanimous macadam Is under con-
struction. A short detour may De
used to get by the foundation work.
which Is more comfortable for tour
lists than passing over the work.
Gray-Four miles are under con-
struction from Gray Corner to the
New Gloucester line on the road
running to Poland Springs and OK
ford county.
Paris Woodstock Three and
twenty-three hundredths miles OF
gravel road and about one and one
half miles of grade are under con-
struction. The work will be f1nisheo
about the first OF September:
New Sharon-Three miles OF
gravel road under construction.
Greene - Reconstruction work,
consisting of the laying of a BIZ
luminous macadam surface, In
progress. About one quarter OF a
mile of road is under construction
at a time. Traffic is passing with
an interruption Of but q few minutes.
Windham Raymond - Two and
eighty seven hundredths miles of BIZ
luminous macadam road under con-
struction.
York-Three and seventy-seven
hundredths miles of concrete and BIZ
luminous macadam under constitute
ton, between York Corner and Cape
Neddck.
and-Reconstruction work.
beginning at the first Maine Central
crossing, and running towards
Thomaston, consisting OF the laying
of a bituminous macadam surface.
is in progress. About one quarter OF
a mile of road is under construction
at a time. Traffic is passing over
the work, with an interruption OF
but few minutes.
almyra-Reconstru work,
consisting of the laying of bitum-
nous macadam surface, Is in
progress. About one quarter OF
mile of road is under construction
at a time. Traffic is passing over
the work with an interruption of
but q few minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-22
Grants Petition
Sam0set Company
For a Bus Route
Portland to Harrison

The Public Utilities Commission
issued a decision Friday granting the
petition of the Samoset Company, a
subsidiary of the Maine Central Rail-
road Company, for a certificate per-
hitting operation of motor vehicles
for the carrying of passenges for hire
on the route from Harrison to Port
land, a distance of Al miles.
Applications for certificates to OPP
crate over the same'route We're filed
by the Maine Motor Coaches, Inc, and
by Carter & Mileson.
The Maine Central Railroad Com
pany which owns all of the stock of
the SamoSet Company, which oper-
ates line of railroad between Har-
rison and Bridgton Junction, al which
point 1t connects with the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Company's track. for
Portland.
The Commissions decision says in
part:
THE entire subject Of public SER
vice motor-car operation in the State
has been sharply brought to the at
tention of the Commission by reason
of the application of Maine Motor
Coaches, Inc, embodied in petition
J-203 to J219, inclusive, in which
decision has been rendered by the
Commission under date of August 10,
1925.
During the course of reaching a
decision in the latter case, it has
been incidentally necessary to con-
slider the Harrison Portland route,
and for reaons stated in the case, Re
Maine Motor Coaches, Inc. we feel it
is wiser to grant the certificate to the
steam railroad company acting
through it's subsidiary in the present
instance"
To protect the route operated by
Carter e Mileson between Portland
and Naples, the Samoset Company's
right of operation is restricted by
certain provisions in the decision Of
the Commission.