1925 Ascent of ltt. Katahdin favinal AUGUSTA, MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1925. igitive MOVIES OF MOUNT 2000 BUSINESS AND b Driver KATAHDIN REGION PRO WOMEN TO MEET Opening Scene of Is Alleged TO BOOST MAINE IN PORTLAND TODAY and Where Tod of Scientifi Beauties of Spot Will Be Shown Religious Service Features Eve in Theatres All Over of Seventh Annual Con- Country vention National Body Cameraman Caught Many Scenes Formal Opening Due This Afternoon While Following Gov. Brewster -Many of Delegates Coming from and Party in Week's Trip Remote Parts of Country-Grand- Monument Peak Reached By War mother and Grandchild Arrive of Appalachian Trall-Marvelous from North Dakota-Oklahoma View Possible from Peak-Gover. Delegate Motors to Consention nor Speaks nt Millinocket and With 20 months' Old Son Many Milo See Salt Water for First Time The features of Governor And Mrs. Portland, Me. July 12.-(AP)-- Brewster's trip to Mount Katahdin Twelve hundred women already have and the beautiful scenery of the Ka. arrived for the seventh Annual conven- tahdin region will be shown on the tion of the National Federation of motion picture screen In all parts of Business and Professional Women's the country and will prove a headliner Clubs, which formally opens tomor- H. KNAPP in the campaign to boost Maine.) row. Six special Pullman cars arriv- ed Slayer Governor Brewster, who returned ed tonight, bringing the Ohio delega- with Mrs. Brewster last evening. de- tion, clared that they had R delightful jour- A grandmother with A grandchild, July it Mitchell Field for ney and stated that the cameraan 12, has arrived from North Dakota. A of Pathe News who was a member delegate from Oklahoma motored to Y., by airplane today the party obtained some splen the convention with a 20-months-old ninly settled foothills views of one of the most beautth son. Many of the delegates saw salt York for Phillp sections of Maine which will serve in water for the today. serter, who is charged MO small way to advertise Maine as There were many activities today. of Louis Penella, A religious service was held AL 9.30 the playground of the nation. ab driver. A. M. In the Congress Square church, The party by automobile five with Mix Mary Stewart of Washing- 111 be stationed nt the miles beyond Togue Pomil. From that ton, 1) C., national chairman of the y barracks and, work- point the laxiles of the party rodo on legislative committee, the speaker. u county detectives, saddle horses and the mjn walked the In the afternoon a tea was given by remaining distance of about 10 miles, region where it is be- Mrs, John I.'. Thompson at her sum- going over the Appalachian trail from be hilling. mer/home At Brantwood Blackstrap. Chimney l'ond to the top of Monument Registration was active today and itenants M. L. E1- Peak, where they remained Thursday will continue tomorrow, and it is said 11. Sargent. both night. From that height obtained more than 2000 women will be present DAYTON "HET UP" who was stationed at a marvelous view of the country for by tomorrow night. The convention miles around intil his disappearance opens at 2.45 P. M. The members of the party In addi- AS EPOCHAL TRIA! Penella's murder was t'on to Governor and Mrs. Brewster were George B. Dorr. superintendent (ensley, Jr., command- of Lafayette National Park at Bar Says Salvation EVOLUTION OPE Harbor; Commissioner Willis E. Par- Field, under whose or- sons of the State department of Inland Not Dependent on Dayton, Tenn., July 12-(1 are assisting in the fisheries and game, Mrs. L. C. Minor How God Created 1. said that with the of l'ortland, Philip Ricker Shorey of Sunday in Dayton on the eve 111 be able to search Portland, State publicity director, and San Francisco, July 12.-(AP)- resumption of the Scopes trial than could be covered a Pathe News cameraman.) Speaking on Evolution and the marked by almost everything Governor Brewster Saturday After- Bible," at the First Congregational noon spoke at n meeting int Millingcket church here today. Secretary of the quiet. The storm in court was or Knapp's arrest has d the Nassau county held under the auspices of the cham- Navy Curtis D. Wilbur declared that pected to break tomorrow but be asked to indict him her commerce. There was R dis. 'Salvation does not (depend on o'ur falled to bring the calm befor turder. cussion of the proposition of Issuing belief as to how God created the storm. The chronological orde nty authorities have pamphlets describing the natural universe. tives, Sergeants Harold beauty of the Katahdin section, and 'Salvation depends upon our be- events developed: lon Hurley, to Platts- the matter of Improving roads in that lief in God and His Son. If we use Cancelling of a sermon on "E ate with the army of- part of State was also taken up. the theories or evolution as an ex- tion" at the Methodist Epis aso in the man hunt. Saturday evening the governor spoke cuse for getting rid of God and our church by the Rev. Charles F s Private James B. at a development meeting held at Milo. obligation to Him, we can thus de- Potter, New York when a secti was a comrade of stroy our souls. But If we believe the congregation objected and ho was detached from that evolution was the process by sequent announcrment by Hensley and sent Mme. Caillaux Wife which God created the universe and church's pastor, the Rev. 11. G. ify the deserter If he operates it today, we are no better that he had "quit" as a result ould more airplanes French Money Head and no worse than the man who be- action of his congregation. lieves that God instantly created all. Delivery of an address by W state, wsie filed nt (he De. and Bunday and her of State late yeaterday all. Heartner were also held before the In KAHWAR lient health Commission yeaterday on the well. In This measure would change the the wan lifiv. Hiredbury time of John M. Allen of Virnin requirements ne (rade Ink. alyn Day. to operate n his line between Yignna and Mrs. 8. Lake and provide that In deter. and Bradfield: W. 11. M.K.M 10/11/11 with Grade A milk thn the score (Continued on Page 9-Col. 6) Insure A of limiting made Reed and fami and W. the United item Bureau of for this nday lion Mrs. ad Mrs. Arthur issual Industry must be used. The Navy Seaplanes Winter with 2,000,099 Institute durink the whene ting or the petitions suspentis the re ROKES and Detained at Poland 22,000,000 humber. operation of the law and the matter Production wheat 11 countrire alled their. DE will promably not go to the people Ready for Departure (if 11in hemisphere. Including Ajdanus Trank for determination until the regular 11,A which State election In September, 1926. Poland Spring. Mr. July 2-(AP)- the lled recently at One other measure has been held The navy acciplance, 11.16 from and ent. or. cousin is at through the filing of petitions, the Washington and C8:1 from Nor- the of and lid. maiding It unlawful for an munt- folk, which have been mayooned it on Ma Intest that Mrs. A. cipality to use any other time than Thompson's Pond since the depart- department At 1,569. recovered from standard time. ure last week of the Governors, for or 124,000 100 bushels ,have Sunday The time for flling petitions 10 whose benefit the planes were less than last family. stay the operation of any net passed brought here. are now ready for potators of Camden by the legislature will expire at mid- their return flights. Mich would lie of her aunt, sight tonight and there is a possi- Engine troubles. which developed billy that enough petitions be during the Governors' Conference A In spent Sunday Del to suspend the act providing for while making flights over the pond. le since Above, left ter. Mrs. Aften yearly limit of one deer In all the necessitated R prompt landing an:1 was to by Dr. John counties of the State the Installation of new engines. producers ult of the heavy production Jenning Mrs. Ver Mer. The ha unfavorable nn, arrived Fri- most summer with View Maine Beautiful for fruit throughout of the lerrill coast. The peaches. pears and daughters are In that region. sufficient in offsets has Htz Tyler, son Eather from From Top of Mt. Katahdin In ir cousins. Mrs. The L. Dear- forevant and Mrs. Elmer than hibus " and Miss MII- visitors, also at of barlev. rice. awert no- over the week- Governor and Party Reach President Inspects tatees peanuts promises of 10all but small John Merrill re Montment Peak Pigeon on the - Defenses at Fort and hay ipment of Flem- court Carries Back Message-80 cd rabbits for Andrews in Harbor at rom Tiffin. Oblo Mile Flight in 1 Hour, 15 the condition of imum friend, Wesley Swampscott. Mass., July (AA) Minutes - Motion and Still per normal. Mass. were call- -Taking his first cruise on t h e May the of production 6,15,000 Harry Boynton. Im and sons. Le Pictures Taken From Moun- flower since beginning his vacation Rival Mrst Alice Pierce President Coolldge visited Fort An tain Top New Har- drews today. Inspecting there link Immunry of the Boston Harbor defences hn Pinkham and Gov. Smith and-Ex who all pl Houlton, Maine, July -(AP)- The President. sta were visiters accompanied Governor and Mrs. Ralph O. Brew- Mrs. Coolldge. motored from the Gov. Miller Debate case are to July 4 summer White House to Marblehead of the urt alter Wilson and RE today viewed a part of Maine Jackman with Neck taken out the yacht on Question of Highways out-num of Manche from the top of Monument Peak, it bar: and devoted all afternoon July The to two in son sister, MILK ME Katahdin to the uise and inspection. The bond for dav. Word to this effect was received weather ideal. ay. permanent state and family here by the carrier At Fort Andrews, which on an debated tonight by New York Clar pigeon, Jean, Saturday Islund south and east of Boston Har present executive, Governor Alfred from owned by Leigh P. Cleveland of bor, the President was greeted by Smith. and his predeceason Nathan ly follow who has Hositon, who was with the gover- Colonel Charles E. Kilborne, who 1. Miller. before an audience which and Arthur with her sister Jammed Carnegie ball. Despite the nor's party, which left Augusta early has charge of the oastal defenses oppressive heat standing room was defense wl ned home Friday referday morning. about Hoston. First the President looked over an 1598 model 12-inch at a premium. to complet and son Clarency pigeon. which covered the dis- mortar, the fort's largest gun. Later Governor Smith based his ell- William in this place of 80 miles by airplane In one he Inspected A later type of 12-Inc) dorsement of the blo/ issue of $100. er Airnold, 000,000 to be spent over a period of came from bour fifteen minutes, brought a mortar, was taken through powder 'red Merciar ten years. on the ground that a pay afternoon magazines and visited the fort store. Amos. passed from Governor Brewster, house. w-you-go policy was false economy the control Governor Milker contended the A. T. Stew is here. on arrival at the top at The fort was In n stand-by condi Charles Hallowel 12.45 this afternoon, in which he policy to be set up by the bond the Eighte tion, the only troops on the Island allowell's, Sunday, sue meant all ilnngation of one of circuit. oil, being a caretaking force Axband the checks Held by the people the George B. Dorr superintendent and color guard had been brought FIELD "against legistative as night 1e Talayette National Park at Bar from Fort Banks in honor of the The atalience was attentive. ap- first Elmer Blyth Harbor, Willis E. Parsons, state President's visit. plause being frequent, but apparent- fense lawy and Margaret constitutioner of Inland Fisheries As the Mayflower approached Fort ly equally divided. noon ve been the and Dame, and Mrs. Brewster were Andrews the two masted schooner Ex-Governor Charles E. Hughes. the first the top. Nearly perfect The first wley. returned Mayflower. which several years ago who presided. came in for hearty Sunday. by and marvelous view of 25,000 competed In the International fish witnesses recognition from the crowd. eorge! Blume and nears tailes of wonderfully beauti- ermen' race, losing A memorable professor o Lexington, Mass with 300 lukes. See match with the Bluenose, passed At College. ar Maine from Katahdin and live. Came a sho distance. It saluted and In Effect-Compromise KHL to be H. Newell, Mr. up Appalachian Trailfrom Chimney knowledgement the colors at the My. Mr. ley and son frank Poni and will spend tonight on top. stern of the President's vessel were With Plasterers tion is and Harry States which the Sixteen In party. dipped. aley were the guests Governor Brewster added that Standing on deck in a circle of In N. Y. Trade War plex in Richmond Bal- newspapermen whom he had asked developed many the pictures. both still and New York, July par- to accompany him, the President simpler motion, were obtained tint solution of the building trades Derothy Blumbhave spied R house on the south shore at will ids for the summer. war. which had Imprilled $25,000,000 Pemberton In which he And Mrx. In construction in nix leading cities. with the thith Brann aughter Irene, were Quarter Billion A Coolldge lived in 1916 while he was was effected today by a conference of are taking lleutenant governor of Massachu- or Mr. and Mrs. Jump in Trade contractors and representatives of the verse and setts. Operativa Plasterers. and (Cement Fin- the monk Isherm International Association. the unfold was caller at Power's Friday With Europeans A working agreement wan signed It neither eston and dam Washington, 1. C. D.-In- Fleet Corporation under which the plasterers will return teach tha July heen visiting creased sales and purchases of Head and Ship Board to work pending arbitration of their keys. Jurisdictional dispute with the Brick- A signi characterized United layers' which pre- that the contractors der state. were Nt the De. and her of State late yealerday all. Hearingn were also held before the In Texas Waternal and Kanwan health Commission senterday on the will This mensure would change In the coff the etip wan their. thing of John M. Allen of VIENNA radbury Inx. Day, were requirements nf (Irade to operate n his line between Ylenna Mrs. 8. and provide that and Branffield: W. 11. Mekay Wheat 12.000,000 in deter. of Grade A milk thn the moore (Continued on Page 9-Col. 6) A 650,000,000 mnia and fami W. the United States Bureau of for this on Mrs. issual Industry must be lined. The Navy Seaplanes Winter 2,000,000 bushale sea. Arthug durink the when the or the petitions auspentis the ROKES and Detained at Poland business operation of the law and the matter Production whent In 11 countries their. pa. will probably not go to the people Ready for Departure (IP 11/C haminphore. Including inus Trask determination until the regular the which produce In September, 1926. Poland Spring. Mr., July the northern recently at One other measure has been held The navy acappanes, 11.16 from cent. of ousin is at through the filing of petitions, the Washington and CH:I from Nor- the of and bill maiding It unlawful for an muni- folk. which have been mapooned " on the Inteal hat Mrs. a diality to use any other time than Thompson's Pond since the depart- department At 1,268.- overed from standard time. ure last week of the Governors. for or 124,000,000 bushels ave Sunday. TH time for fll petitions 10 whose benefit the planes were less than last mlly. stay the operation of any act passed brought here. are ready for Indicated productly of potatoes of Camden legislature will expire at mld- their return flights bushels. which would 1.0 her aunt, tonight and there is a possi- Engine troubles. which developed 105,000,000 the Jurg" cro of Nitty that enough pelitions>will be during the Governors' Conference reduction In ent Sunday DM to suspend the act providing for while making flights over the pond. lourne miner 2007. Above, left Mrs. Aften limit of deer In all the necessitated n prompt landing an:l WAN to losses) suffered by yearly one Dr. John wantiest of the State the Installation of new engines. producers result of the heavy production uko. Jennings Vey Mer- The reason has unfavorable arrived Fri. for fruit production throughout most ummer with View Maine Beautiful of the country, except on the Partili. coast. The gain in meaches. pears and ughters are grapes last year In that rekion n'clock been sufficient to offset has made the Tyler, son the if the coun- Eather from From Topo Mt. Katahdin try, and 1.1 do an In :ousins. Mrs. The J. Dear- forevant at this Mrs. Elmer than hibus d Miss MII- hi Itorg, also at of Earley. rice. sweet no- the week- Governor and Party Reach President Inspects tatoes peanuts promised of 10all but small. on the n Merrill re- Montment Peak - Pigeon Defenses at Fort and hay court ent of Flem- Carries Back Message-80 rabbits for Andrews in Harbor Tittin. Oblo Mile Flight in 1 Hour, 15 th. condition of imum lend. Wesley Swampscott. Mass. July (AP) per of normal. with were call- Minutes - Motion and Still -Taking his first cruise on t h e May the or production 6.195.000 y Boynton. flower since beginning his vacation. Rival and sons, Le Pictures Taken From Moun- Alice Pierce President Coolldge visited Fort An tain Top at New Har drews today. Inspecting there link Immunry m: of the Boston Harbor defences Gov. Smith and-Ex- who w/ p: Pinkham and were visiters Houlton, Maine, July 9.-(AP)- The President. accompanied by y Governor and Mrs. Ralph O. Brew- Mrs. Coolldge. motored from the Gov. Miller Debate case are to of the C: urt summer White House to Marblehead Wilson and Re today viewed a part of Maine ackman with Neck taken out the/yacht on Question of Highways from the top of Monument Peak, bar: and devoted all afternoon (AP) The to two in Manche it York. July 9 - Katahdin to the ulse and inspection. The bond issue for sister. dav. Word! to this effect was received weather ideal. permanent state improvements Clare family here by the carrier At Fort Andrews, which on an debated tonight by New York pigeon. Jean, Saturday Islund south and east of Boston Har present Governor Alfred from owned by Leigh P. Cleveland of bor, the President was greeted by Smith. and his predecensor. Nathan ly follower who has Houlton, who was with the gover- Colonel Charles E. Kilborne, who I. Miller. before an audience which and hu: her siste or's party. which left Augusta early has charge of the coastal defenses Jammed Carnegie hall. Despite the defense w/ home Friday about Hoston. First/th President oppressive heat standing room was Teterday morning. looked over an 1898 model 12-inch at a premium. to complet son Clarency The pigeon. which covered the dis- mortar, the fort's largest gun. Later Governor Smith based his en William this place of 80 miles by airplane in one he Inspected A later type of 12-Inch dorsement of the block issue of $100. came from mortar. was taken through powder 000,000 to he spent over It period of Urnold. fifteen minutes, brought a ten on the ground that a pay afternoon Merciar magazines and visited the fort store. the countri 108, passed from Governor Brewster, policy was false economy. house. Miller contended the A. T. Stew are. on arrival at the top at The fort WAR In A stand-by condl 12.45 policy be set up by the bond the Rights ries Hallow this afternoon, In which he tion. the only troops on the Island meant abnegation of one of elecuti. oth well's, Sunday, being a caretaking force, Axband the held by the people the state. George B. Dorr, superIntendent and color guard had been brought ELD against legislative extravagance. as night 1e Lafayette National Park at Bar from Fort Banks in honor of the The atalience WHA Attentive ap. The first Blyth Harbor. Willis E. Parsons, state President's visit. plause being frequent. but apparent- fense lawy a Margaret commissioner of Inland Fisheries As the Mayflower approached Fort ly equally divided. noon. been the guests Dathe, and Mrs. Brewkter were Andrews two masted schooner Ex-Governor Charles E. Hughes The first returned first the top. Nearly perfect Mayflower, which neveral years ngo who presided. came in for hearty witnesses nday and marvelous view of 25,000 competed In the International fish recognition from the crowd. professor o is Blume and ntare miles of wonderfully beauti- ermen's race, losing n memorable College. ar exington. Mass. territory, with 300 likes. See match with the Bluenose. passed at line from Katahdin and live. Came Effect-Compromise sas. to be a short distance. It saluted and In tify. Mr. ( Newell, Appalachian Trail-from Chimney ncknowledgment the colors at the and son Frank Pon1 and will spend tonight on top. stern of the President's vessel were With Plasterers tion In which the Harry States Sixteen In party. dipped. Governor Brewster added that Standing on deck in a circle of In N. Y. Trade War pler condir were the guests developed Richmond Bat many the pictures. both bill and newspapermen whom he had asked New York. July 9.-(AI')-A par- simpler P motion, were obtained to accompany him, the President tlat solution of the building trades Blumbhave "I will spied/R house on the south shore at war, which had Imprilled $25,000,000 the summer. Pemberton In which he and Mrx. with the In construction In mix leading ettles. Brann and Quarter Billion Conlidge lived in 1916 while he was was effected today by a conference of are taking Irene were lleutenant governor of Massachu- contractors and representatives of the verse and r Mr. and Mrs. Jump in Trade setts. Operative Plasterers: and iCement Fin- the monk Ishurm International. Association. the unfol caller at With Europeans A working agreement was signed It neither Friday Washington, Fleet Corporation under which the plasterers will return teach tha and D. C., July D.-In- to pending arbitration of their key creased sales and purchases of Head and Ship Board Jurisdictional dispute with the Brick- A signi lavers' which pre- that the BHT. 7/9/1925 PRI Wealthy Chicago Beer Runn To Death in Renewal Gangl SEES LITTLE MERIT HILL WINS TITLE Tony Memi IN POSTERS URGING IN STATE SHOOT AT Be DRY ENFORCEMENT WATERVILLE CLUB Washington, July 8.-(AP)-Disap- Waterville, Me., July 8 - (AP) - proval by high prohibition officials of W. G. Hill of Portland was crowned Killing ( the policy of building up sentiment Maine State champion as the out- for the dry laws by maans of propa- lice Di come of the annual State trapshoot ganda and speechmaking! has serious- held at the local country club today. Starte ly threatened the prohibition unit's He was also the winner of the Maine ficers $50,000 poster campaign. Reports have distance handicap. Following Is the been prevalent in official circles for Genna summary of the final outcome: several weeks that administration up- Maine State champion, W. G. HIII Alight proval of plans to spend $50,000 on of Portland, with 292 out of 300: poster dry propaganda would be with- runner up. 8. A. Green of Waterville. Him held and these have been revived with with 291 out of 300. Maine distance the announcement that the duties of handicap won by W. Q. Hill of Port- |Fourt Miss Georgia Hopley. woman prohibi- land. with 94 out of 100 at 22 yards: Prote tion agent, who has been speaking be- runner up. C. 1. Blaindell of Oak- land. with 93 out of 100 at 20 yards. fore women's organizations on the Doubles championship won by John benefits of prohibition, had been abol- Chicago B. Stoble of Waterville with 44 out ished. of 50. All around championship won gangland Under the $11,000,000 prohibition ap- by C. R. Blaisdell of Oakland with Tony Ger propriation for this fiscal year, $50,000 324 out of / 350. Consolation handl- was net aside for the dissemination kunmen cap won by G. L. Osborne of Brook. of Information and appeals for ob- tim of line. Mass., with 4X out of 50. High servance and enforcement of the dry over all for two days J. 'E. Sherman, member law. For more than R month artist- West Boylaton, Maxs. with 375 out of the past Ically Inelined/employes of the prohl- 400: second, G. 1. Osborne of Brook- Tony's bitton unit have been painting posters the Mars. with 373 out of 400. with catchy alogana appealing for law reientler Professionals championship was observance. wory by Rupert Berry of Portland CAKO'S R The posters have been before Assist. with 276 out of 300. weeks A ant Secretary Andrews of the trens- ny's bro ury for several weeks. however, and while he Ras not stated definitely he would approve the Idea he President Shakes member tle with indicated that he IN not heartily Hands with Group and wot in vdr of 11. lle believes the money The used more effectively In some other munner. But where this could Int' College Athletes previous er. was be done legally officials Ure not pre- Swampscott. Mass., Jul: 8-(AP)- Tony. pared to may. since the law specially Invigorating cool breezen and cooler test of provides for expenditure of the money weather aid President Coolldge in dn' circulation of appears for law ob- spending real vacation hours today ently w servance. at him summer home at White Court. an hou For the first time since coming down b here two weeks ago, the president friend GOV. BREWSTER shook hands with a group of visitors -members of the Oxford-Cambridge Then, a and Yale-Harvard track terms who the cur AND PARTY LEAVE will meet on the field next Saturdan. tended Otherwise It was a day of rest. stepped Some consideration was given this toward ON OUTDOOR HIKE morning to mail, and this afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge made brief vis- As T It to the Marine camp nearby. other n Millinocket, Me., July 8.-(AP)- Otherwise it was a day of rest. both fl Garbed in the pictureaque Ifabili- Some consideration was given this Tony d morning to mail. and this afternoon ments of woods hikers, Governor Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge made brief pital. and Mrs. Ralph O. Brewster and visit to the Marine camp nearby. Two party of 10, including Supt. George Starting his third week of resi- broke I F. Dorr of the Lafayette National dence here tomorrow. the president prevail has no engarements for the day. It men 11 Park At Bar Harbor: Willis E. l'ar- is likely. however, that in a short sons, commissioner of inland fish- while he will again resume consider- their I eries and game: Philip R. Shorey, ation of government and business "You the recently appointed Maine public- affairs that may demand his atten- few Ity agent. game wardens and official tion. told hi photographers, left here early today Ton, by automobile for Togue Pond, where they will take the trail up Plummer Too III "I'll Mt. Katahdin. They will return Fri- he sal day night. Governor Brewster hav- To Vote on Bids Ing the ing's speaking engagement. at Milo. Saturday. For Scrapping Ships ed, "C his cel (Special to the Kennebec Journal) Ton Believe Baroness Bath, Me. July 3-Although Vice combir Chairman Edward C. Plummer of the name Board has have a