Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - January 8, 1907, Portsmouth, New Hampshire ALL THE NEWS IN The Herald TH The A PAPER FOB THE PEOPLE VOL XXII NO 84 PORTSMOUTH N JANUARY 8 1907 The Portsmouth Dally Republican merged with The Herald July 1 2 CENTS IBr Baker Of Bow Will Lead The Important Judiciary Committee Coring This Session TURNER OF BETHLEHEM THE RAILROAD OF HOUSE ALSO ANNOUNCED calf of Piermont Kendol of Temple Mead of Shelburne oJ Northfield Brunei of Concord gerald Chamberlain of New Durham Riordan of Manchester Cannolly of Manachester Johnson of Northwood of Portsmouth Demers of Manchester Allen of chester Lane of Lebanon Abbott of Enfield Knight of Salem Kimball of Gilford Daley of Concord Payne of Berlin of Manchester St Laurent of Somersworth and Gaffney 01 Greenville Normal of lin Blake of Plymouth Wright of Clement of Nashua Fogg of North Hampton Robinson of Brentwood Meader of Rochester Raymond Garland of Manchester Thompson of Eaton Adams of Marlborough Yeaton of som and Kohler of Manchester National of En- field Edwards of New Boston Doloff of Manchester Wood of Portsmouth Beddows of Manchester Ridge of Brewer of Kingston Young Sandown Boulanger Manchester Nettel of Manchester of Nashua Garrity of Nashua and Phelps of New Ipswich Public of Milford Fifield of Lee Weeks of Eath Nims of Roxbury Clark of Nashua Ham of Hill of Franklin Barton of of Nashua M alloy of Gorham Young Stratham AND YORK FORESTS IN DANCER Pressing Need 01 Measures For Their Preservation From Our Special Correspondent Concord Jan Ellis of the House and President Scammon of the Senate on Monday announced their committee appointments Mr Hodgdon of Portsmouth is chairman ol the committee on the industrial school and Mr Hett of the tee on mileage Mr Baker of Bow heads the important Judiciary com- and Mr Turner of Bethlehem is of the railroad tee Mr for several sessions chairman of the road committee now heads the com- on appropriations The appointments House Committees of field Jordan Plain field by of Haverhill Gay of New London Goldsmith of Chester Pike of dale Corson of Rochester Proctor of Alton Lord of Francestown Page of Weave Potter of Northumberland Kittredge of Merrimack and Barnard of of Ahern of Concord Tilton of Laconia Howard of Nashua cott of Lancaster Huntress of Keene Wentworth of Somersworth ford of Littleton Stevenson of ter Dame of Newport Murray of Canaan Ingalls of Bast Kingston and Bailey of Agricultural of Holt of Pembroke Reid of Auburn Atherton of Westmoreland Wigging of Berry Hill of Conway Hammond of Winchester Abbott of Hudson Atkinson of Stratford lace of Parker of of and Cheney of Bradford of Concord of of Plymouth Fay of Keene Parker of Goffstown Anderson of Exeter of chester Wallbridge of Peterborough Bradbury of Berlin Neal of Unity Hussey of Farmington Hill of Con- cord and Plummer of County of town French of Franklin Scannell of Manchester Foster of Candia Russell of Orford Gibson of of Springfield Langley of Dover French of Manachester of Rochester Walker of Manchester curran of Nashua and Libby of Went of Stevens of Newmarket Elkins of Hampton Falls of Webster Hanna of Manchester Smith of ren Brown of Nottingham Bourque of Somersworth of ter Nerbonne of Manchester of Nashua Guay of Berlin and Frencl of of Dover of Rindge Gibson of Conway Haley or Harrington of Lancaster Howe of Claremont Billings nines of Sheehy o Farnsworth of Nashua Ahorn of Manchester Fox of Con and Martin of Warner GOSSIP OF A DAY COLLECTED BY OUR CORRESPONDENT Kittery Jan 8 No part of the tho intervention of the American Forestry Association more than Kittery and York whoso beautiful forests are being mercilessly despoiled by the saw mill The association has a most worthy object and deserves the support of every patriotic American It exists for the saving and extending of our ley of Nashua Barker of Rochester 1 forests and many of the foremost Wadleigh of Milford Chellis of men or the country are members mont Aldrich of Keene Scribner Of President Roosevelt The DolHe Dimples at Music Hull mouth on Monday evening Kittery Point Schooner Almeida landed 600 pounds of market cod and sloop lumbia 100 pounds of large cod at the Kittery Fish Company's market on Monday S Ellery Tennison Is in Boston on business A fresh easterly breexe prevails outside today and two tows ing barges for wero driven in for harbor Capt Seiner who is making his second trip in the Heading towboat came ashore this morning Me succeeds Capt Nearly all the external work on he new store of Frisbee Brothers lias been completed and it Is easy to see that It will be a very handsome building Storer G Decatur who passed the holidays with his parents Mr Mrs Stephen Decatur left today to his studies at Concord Mass of of and Osborne of Gilmanton Revision of Statutes Stevens of Somersworth Pierce of Dover Ashland Barren of Carroll of Exeter banks of Dover Whipple of Lebanon Buffum of Winchester Emery of tou Flanders of Button of Hooksett Haskell of Claremont Clement of Landaff Birdham of castle Bennett of Rodelsperger of Manchester and ter of Stark Fisheries and of conia Webster of Jaffrey Lamprey of Hampton Storey of Brown of Manchester Haseltine of Manchester Bacon of Pittsburg Me- Jendy of Nashua Deming of Cornish Kelley of Concord of Pease of and Beaudoin of Rochester of Milford Poole of Bass of borough Tufts of Exeter Shupo ol Berlin of Brookfield Cram of Antrim Sawyer of Woodstock Tolman of Nelson Wesley of Dover Hall of Pittsfield McDonald of and Pickering of Newington of Manchester Foss of Barnstead Dole of Concord Walker of Claremont Philbrick of Rochester Lewis of field of Hayes oC Leeman of Manchester Eaton of Littleton Pitman of Bartlett son of Greenfield and Folsom of of Dover Garland of Norwood of Kcone cf Portsmouth of Dorry Concord Garmon of Manchester Forsaith of Manchester Robinson of Dover of Gile of of and Judd of Easton Industrial of of Mount of Dublin Walker of Rye Dana if Lebanon Falker of Rochester of Concord Carty of ister Spokesfield of Campion foung of Manchester Provost of Manchester Grancy of Wilmot and Jackson of Bow Nason of Dover Howe of Concord Scott of Dover Hollis of Concord Manning of Hurd of Manchester Benton of Keene Thompson of broke Lord of Manchester Gaffney of Nashua Whitcher of Haverhill Merrill of Claremont Plummer of and Lucier of Nashua of Ashland wards of Now Boston Demers of Manchester Smart of Durham Carty cf Lancaster Lane of Lebanon dcu of Wlllson of Gilsum Rice of Hopkinton Payne of Berlin Kimball of Gilford dough of Loudon end Bailey of Hampstead Military of a Keenan of Dover Anderson of Exeter Bunion of Franklin Putnam of Eliot of ter Gould of of of Acworth Mason of Concord Madden of Keenc vell of Portsmouth and Whittier of Concord of Exeter wood of Keenc Gates of Troy of Shea of Manchester Madden of Keene and O'Neil of pole Railroad of Bethlehem Quimby of Meredith of Chaplin of port Thorpe of Lisbon Brown of Kensington Smart Durham Davis of ter of Hanover Ahern of Bryer of Sandwich Lomas of Colebrook and of chester Roads Bridges and of Wakefield of Lyme Lucas of Dover Boyd of derry Connors of Walpole Dearborn of Belmont Hall of Nashua Dearborn of Pembroke Holmes of ter Rodrick of Berlin Joslin of Blood of Sunapee and of Somersworth Retrenchment and of Peterborough Thorpe of Lisbon Shirley of Goffstown Fischer of field Webster of Jaffrey Hillman ol Pelham McGregor of Derry Hunt of Salem Wilkinson of Fremont Hill of Concord of Thurston of Errol and Hayes of Madbury Soldiers of Haverhill Halo of Hollis Langley of Dover Badger of Laconia Weller of Littleton Danforth of Colebrook hols of Nashua Broad of Thornton Reed of Stoddard Dow of Canterbury Goodwin of Mason Hanson of cn and of State of er Abbott of of Con- cord of Jordan of Newport Bourassa of Manchester of Columbia Emmons of tol Sawyer of Salisbury Burke of Nashua Huckins of Center Harbor of Manchester and of Raymond State of Concord Brown of Portsmouth Foisie of ton of Nay of Milan Leighton of Dover Nickerson preservation of the forests is vital to lie welfare of every China and the countries offer examples of the terrible effect of de- forestation Neither state nor Union can afford to turn thorn over io the unrestrained greed of those would exploit them at the ex- pense of the future We cannot ford to wait longer before assuming control in the interest of the public of these forests for if wo do wait I ho vested interests of private parties In them may become KO strongly In- trenched that It may he most as well as a most expensive task lo oust thorn I much prefer that they be put under national control THE WEATHER FOR TOMORROW Special to The Herald Washington Jan is indicated for New England on Wednesday with fresh north to west winds Many of the grocers of this city ore planning to attend the New laud Manchester 01 Jan 1C tared In The House Of Representatives ONE CALLS FOR GIFT TO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE From Our Special Correspondent Concord Jan of three important bills were given in the House of Representatives on- day two of them being evidently the outgrowth of the agitation previous to the Republican state last Fall Mr Wadleigh of Milford is to an act providing for the holding of primary elections for the nomination of candidates for political office Mr Boyd of Londonderry a providing for the election of road commissioners Mr Mason of Concord will present a joint resolution making an for the purchase of a service for the battleship Now A fourth of which Mr Bentoi of Is the author provides for registration of party members and the nomination of all candidates for office by direct popular vote Tho interesting possibility that Nathan C Jameson of Antrim the Democratic nominee for governor last Fall the candidate of his rarty for United States senator has revoked much comment Although Mr Jameson would have of election his nomination would in- licate the disposition party to o him all the negative honors in power Mr Jameson will not again be a candidate for governor It is said and his friends are have him receive the senatorial tion MAN WITH A DIAMOND Has Been Using the Gem Much Too Freely Somebody in this city who doesn't know to do with it is wearing a diamond and the chances are that if the wearer doesn't make better use of the stone he will get himself into trouble During the past two weeks some man with a brilliant gem has been going about marking initials right and left on windows with the stone The artist does a good job of ing with the diamond and Is certainly school boy There will be a sudden ending of his sport if he is detected however DAYS OF GOOD CHANGES EVERY DAY THIS WEEK AT THE SALE OF on fifth HAD YOU EM THIN PAT THEN HAD YOU Our Puritan men ami women in ye MUMS Bay had grown so wealthy and viciously extravagant by tnat yo Genera! Court Issued ye following Blue Tho court taking Into consideration the Bronte an and occasioned reason of Home anil Immodest fashions na of goldo nnd luces therefore ordered that noo either man or woman or woolon or lynnon with any laro on It nil vur alike or under alty if forfeiture of such This penalty however not ply to the cheap useful and Bary commodities of and ity The Nevada Eureka Mining Com- pany has boon organized to conduct i mining business by the Lawyers Corporation and Transfer Company Capital stock President O Sumner Paul er Herman K Paul directors the foregoing and Joseph W Mawes Miss Mina Uranu left this morning for Boston where slic will visit her brother The Incognito will give a hall in Wentworth Hall on Wednesday evening 10 1 firs of the Algonquin Club are in- The Algonquin Club will hold an assembly on Wednesday evening In Hall Grand Master Gardner of the Maine State Grange will install tho cincera of Kittery Grange No 395 on Wednesday evening Jan 3D M tbo holidays with her sister Mrs Richard Rogers linn returned to re- her duties at her lumie in Constitution Lodge No SS Knights of will meet this evening in Hall The many friends In town of Nettle who has boon In 111 health at her home in for the past two months will be glad to know tint there has a very n arked Improvement in her tion within two weeks L R Mayo lias been unable to at- tend to his duties at the navy yard owing to a fall on the ice BEYOND QUESTION THE MONEY SAVING EVENT OF THE ENTIRE YEAR AS THE LIST OF BARGAINS IS A- DM WE ONLY MENTION MEN'S SHIRTS small and large sixes regular price 500 The Ladies Aid Association York Rebekah Lodge will hold COUNTY LIGHT of a regular meeting at tho home of Mrs Leslie Williams of Love on Thursday afternoon The orchestra of hill Mass has been engaged to nish music for the twelfth animal re- of the Kittery High School Alumni Association on the evening of Feb 21 Owing to the disbanding of MIC Crescent Mandolin Club ol North Berwick which pleased the members of tho association oi former occasion a new orchestra hai be The installation of of Lodge of Odd Fellows will be hold on Monday evening Jan Many people Little WINDOW SHADES various colors in odd lots regular price 250 TABLE yards wide usual selling price igc sale BROWN FLANNEL SUITING the 54 inch width 750 for LIGHT SHIRTING PRINTS fast colors united yards worth sc for CHILDREN'S WINTER VESTS all sold regularly at now OUTING extremely in season well worth sale LONG KIMONAS oi Extra Fleeced Flannelette marked from TABLE LINENS in Satin Bleached 58 inches wide extra MEN'S UNDERWEAR odd lot in the Brown Mixed at FURS ai prices to make sure clearance 1 A fine chance top secure them LADIES saved in Colors and in Black this sale the best White Muslin Waists ever shown LADIES PRINT WRAPPERS to close odd lots less than price LADIES BLACK CASHMERE HOSE 8 to 10 worth 250 TAPESTRY TABLE ERS various colors fringed CORSETS various lots that are sold usually at and RIBBONS an assortment of White and Black Satin 6 inch Ribbons that sold at now Nabob Rug VELVET TAPESTRY RUGS Tho advantages of Oil R JANUARY SALE will bo marked and emphasized during tho present week with genuine gains Customers will find interesting lots of merchandise at Prices Exceptionally Low
