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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-12

Emanuel Fishle, of Helena, Mont,
the costumer, will be here in Havre
with a complete line of elegant and
characteristic up-to-date costums for
the Masquerade on Jan. 23rd.
Miss Marion Broadwater left on
Mondays Oriental Limited for Spo-
kane, Wash, where she will resume
her studies in Brunot Hall, after an
enjoyable holiday visit at home.
f. Marion Brown, of the Capital
City Business college, returned from a
two-weeks' vacation spent in Helena,
Monday morning, and re-opened his
night school here in the evening.
E. Fischl will be here with COM
plete line nf masquerade costumes,
from the cheapest to the most ex-
pensive, for the Sons of Herman mas
querade on Wednesday, Jan. 23rd.
Judge Charles W. Pomeroy accom-
panied by Mrs. Pomeroy spent a few
hours visiting with Havre friends
Monday night. They were enroute
from their Kalispell home to Helena.
If you want anything in the build
ing line, call at Gussenhoven's Lumber
Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Owens arrived
home Monday from a tour of Salt
Lake and other western cities. They
will make their home in one of Mrs
Blashfelds houses on East Second
street.
Attorney General Albert J. Galen
and County Attorney Chas. n. Pray
spent Monday in the city upon bust
ness. When seen by the HERALD re-
porter, both gentlemen informed us
that they had nothing of Importance
to divulge to the press.
Just arrived one car load of freshly
burned Kelly Island Lime in barrels
the best in the world.
| jus. " SSEN tto EN-
Maj. w. r. Logan, agent of the
Fort Belknap Indian reservation, anC
W. E. French, one of the Harlem
merchants, have gone to Washington
D. c., to urge the Indian Department
to give its support to the bill for th'
opening of strip of land, comprising
the northern part of the reservation
The Indians are now in favor of coed
ing the land, and the Harlem people
are particularly anxious to see i
thrown open to settlement, as ther'
is much valuable agricultural lant
embraced in the area, which is nov
entirely unproductive. There are be
tween 10000 and $4,000 acres, abou
half of which is the finest agriculture
/ land in Montana. This land is to b
sold outright at $1,000 per acre. TIL
, agency buildings will be included il
, the proposed opening, and new one
will be erected nearer the mountains
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-12
PRELIMINARY sKIRMIsHEs.
Occupy the First Day Of the Trial OF
Gaynor and Greene.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 10.-The first
day of the Greene and Gaynor case in
the United States court for the South,
ern district of Georgia was consumed
In preliminary skirmishes between
counsel with the issue upon the con
tention advanced still undecided when
adjournment for the day was taken
1t is possible that it may be some days
before the point OF drawing the jury
for the actual trial is reached, as there
are a number of pleas in abatement
and demurrers to the bills of indict
ment yet to be presented and argued
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-12

Clement Sailor, the well known Box
Elder ranchman, and Miss Anna John
son, of Great Falls, were married last
week in Spokane, Wash.
Harry Loranger, of the U. S. Realm
ranch at Chester, was buying stock in
this city wednesday and as usual he
took home a large bunch.
Prizes for the Sons of Hermann
Masquerade ball will be on exhibition
in the large window of The Hub
Clothing Store.
The Ladies Social Union of the
Presbyterian church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. P. Wallinder.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ.
E. church will serve dinner Thursday
evening, Jan. Is, commencing at $50,
at the home of E. E. Hammond.
We take subscriptions for any ma
gazine published. Let us save you
the trouble sending away. Boone's
Drug Store.
Mrs. F. A. Buttrey and Miss Anna
Barclay returned from Spokane, Wash.
Sunday, whittier they went on a buy
lug expedition for The Fair store.
r. A. Bentzin's handsome new nine
roomed residence is nearing compile.
tion, and Mr.. Bentzin hopes to move
into it about the first of February.
Geo. Fellows, who has run from
from Glasgow to Williston, N. D., is
taking Conductor Gritfin's place dur
ng the latter's absence in St. Paul.
Mrs. c. E. Henry, daughters and
son left Sunday for Minot to join the
husband and father, who has been do,
ing painting in that city all summer
Otto Schoenfeldt, secretary of the
state board for the prevention of cru
city to children and animals, SHOOK
hands with his Havre friends Saturday
last.
| EQUITY AuNILOl LIZ LIZ OHClS Ph'
in a couple days checking up the
Havre Justices of the Peace this week
being ON tour of the county for this
purpose.
-Housekeeper. An eld
erly lady to take charge of a rancf
home. Good wages. Enquire at thu
HERALD office.
A. G. STROBE has been appointed
postmaster at Whitlash, Mont, ano
will remove the office from it's present
location to the store of Strobe 4
STROBE, about mile north.
The Sons of Hermann have engaged
two orchestras to play at the Mas
querade ball on Jan. %. Maughan's
/ and the Machinists' orchestras, bot
organizations, will play at intervals
All those attending will have tn
b pleasure of hearing the two crac
music organizations of Hayre.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-12
Cannot Hold Two Offices.

0conto, Wis, Jan. 10.-Judge Hast.
ings has handed down decision that
a county judge cannot hold office as
justice of the peace at the same time.
Suit was brought against H. F. Jones
of this city some time ago to force
him to give up one office or the other
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-12
FOREIGN Blue Jackets withdrawn,

Shanghai, Jan. 10.-A1l the foreign
bluejackets who have been patrolling
the foreign concessions have been
withdrawn.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-12
First Natl Bank of Havre

At Havre, in the State of Montana. at the
close of business. December 3d. 1905.
RESOURCES.
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Con.unicqciones.

Ell conseio ejecutivo comunica que ha
firmado Ell H. B. 55. Proveyendo el modo
de colecionar los autos en- asuntos civiles.
Sc envfa Ia frma del gobernador.
El mismo cuerpo comunica que Sc ha
negado concurrir en- las enmiendas he
chas por la c6mara al G. B. IS. (Sobre
condonaci6n de ciertas contribuciones atra-
sadas en- la isla de Culebras etc. solicita
comisi6n de conferencias y nombra para la
misma los sefiores Willoughby, Barbosa
Diaz Navarro.
Comunica el consejc ejecutivo que Sc ha
negado q concurrir en- las enmiendas he
chas al G. B. 25 (sObre elecciones) y soli-
cita comisi6n de conferencia.
EI consejo comunica que ha frmado el
G. b. Para enmendar una ley titulada
"Ley para establecer y crear en- Puerto
Rico una escuela correctional para j6venes
delincuentes." Tambien 10 firma el Sepea-
ker y Sc devuelve al consejo.
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NOticias de Areeibo.
lDs nalsstr0 c0rrssponsaL J


Febrero 16.- Para el domingo anun-
cia Ia Compafia Martinez Casado la Sc
gunda function de abono poniendo en- es-
cena la hermosa obra de Tolstoy "Resu-
rreci6n" Ia cua1 ha causado gran sensa-
ci6n en- los teatros en- que Be ha representa-
do. Sc espera en- esa noche un lleno COM
pleto.
La. companfa Martinez Casado ha modi-
fcado el precio de palcos y plateas ponien-
do los primeros So y las segundas 50
por function.
La velada que daran en- Ell teatro las
escuelaa en- Ihonor de Washington es el
Microbes en- la noche y Ia parada y pro-
cesi6n civiea el Jneves por Ia manana.
A esta Ultima asistiran, en- el orden ST.
guiente; 10. Cabalgata de nifios 20. Bsts-
Hon escolar, 30. Hon. Ayuntamiento, 40.
Alcaldia So Junta Escolar 60. Jueces Mu-
niclpales 20. Corte de Distrito SO. Cuerpo
Consular 80. Correos 10 TeIegrafos II
Policfa II Colecturia 13 Prensa IA Obre-
ros 15 Bomberos 16 Escuelas Pdblicas IL
Escuelas Graduadas.
En- Ia taquilla del Teatro Sc venden los
palcos para Ia velada escolar, que Sc cele-
brar6 el Microbes
Sc dice que el bale de m6scaras que
tenia que darse en- este Teatro ell domingo
% Sc dara el lunes 26segundo dia decarna-
val fin de no privar la Compsffa dar
function.
Muchas personals suplican la Compa-
mia Martinez Casado ponga en- escena la
hermosa obra "Felipe Derblay."
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D E | E Y
prOtegiendo las in
duStiaS.

II. B. N6mero 81. En- la C6mara de
delegados de Puerto Rico Ell Is de Fe-
brero de 1906. Ell sefor Mariano Abril,
present6 el siguiente proyecto de ley.
'Para Ia proteccion fomento de indus
trias en- Ell pals
Decretese por la Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico.
Secci6n 1a.-Se declaran libres de toda
contribution para el Estado Insular eI
Municipio por Ell t6rmino de cinco amos
desde su estabIecimiento, las industries de
nueva creacion en- el pals, distintas de las
existentes, comprendidas en- La siguiente
relaci6n: Fabrica de productos qufmicos
y peTfumerfa; fabricas de papel pastas
del mismo; fabricas de artfculos artisticos
y de fantasia; fabricas de vidrio, cristale-
ria, botilIerfa; fabricas de ladrillos me-
canicos. lozas y losetas fnas de mosaico
para pisos, objetos de cemento para
adornos decoraciones de yiviendas; fd-
bricas de poterfa ceramica de arcilla,
porcelana etc. para uso domestico de
adorno; fabricas de teiidos de todas clases
de algod6n, seda, lana, y fbras textiles;
enjambres de abejas sericultura cult
vo y crfa de gusanos de seda; instalaciones
para incubaci6n artificial, y crianza de po-
Hos, gallinas, patos otras aves; extrac.
ci6n de almid6n feculas,
Secci6n II,-Se declaran hbres de toda
contribution para 81 Estado Insular el
Municipio por 81 termino de diez amos la
industria siembra del cauchout y fbEas
textiles, su cultivo y aproveChamiento.
''Secci6n II.-Eata ley empezar1 & re.
CIR desde Il fecha de-Bu aprobaci6n. =
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PACO .CORTES
EN- PARIS.
EstrenO de un mimu-drama com
puestO pOr aqusI eOmpatriOta.
yrepresentadO pOTIa Belle Ote-
m."

Para el jueves Is de los corrientes, in
formase que Sc habia anunciado en- Paris
el estreno de un mimo-drama compuesto
por Francisco Cortes. y que representarfa
Ia renombrada Belle Otero.''
Esta artista recibe diariamente, hume.
rosas composiciones musicales de igual, IN
dole de aventajados profesores,y cuenta ella
con crfticos musicEles de gran competencia,
siendo asf que el decidirse enseguida es-
trenar, dandole prioridad, Ia obra de
nuestro compatriota, constituye para este
un anticipate triunfo
FL mimo-drama de Paeo Cortes, ha de
bido representarse en- Ell teatro llamado
Little Palace, al cual concurre 10 mas
chic de Ia capital del mundo.
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RstugiO para ni1Os desamparadOs
Junta AuHIIIar De Damas.

Session ordinaria del viernes diez seis
de Febrero de 1906. Concurrieron al ac-
to las Stas Sras siguientes: Presidenta,
Sra. Josefna Finlay de Fabian, Vioe-Pre-
sidentas, Sra. Francisco del Vale Atiles,
Ruperto Muro, Directoras, Sras. Tejeira
de Medina, Lugo Vifia, Suro de Monse-
rrat, Stas Joaquina Suro, "Rosa Chevre-
modt, Carmen Guillern ETY., "Amparo
Fernandez Mater, Cecilia Chevremont,
Tesorera, Sta. Joaquina Soto, Secretaria,
Sra. de Gomez Brioso.
Excusaron su asistencia las Sras. Rive
ra de Sanchez Morales, de Juan de Guz-
man Benitez, Lucchetti, las Stas. Villo-
das y de Hostos. Sc lego aprob6 el scta
de Ia session inaugural. La presidenta do
possession la Sra Grace w. de Lugo Vina
del cargo de Directora de esta Junts, para
ell cual fu6 designada en- anterior session.
Hace uso de la palabra la Vics-Presi-
denta Sra Vale Atiles y presenta un pro-
yecto de ReglameDto para el regimen de
esta Junta Auxiliar.
La presidenta pone discussion dicho
documentoy despues de detenido estudio por
las Sras. de la Junta, fue aeuerdo apro-
barlo por unanimidad. En- vista de esto
la Sra Presidenta ofrece imprimir el indi-
cado Reglamento, por 10 cual Ia Junta la
demostr6 su profundo agradecimiento
Sometida 4 consideration Ia idea de Ia
'Bola de Nieve," en- raz6n circunstan-
cias especiales y de momento, Sc acord6
diferir la realization del pensamiento para
darle toda atenci6n y llevarlo la practi-
ca On su oportunidad en- condicioncs de
T.. r
lista extensa de las Stas Sras. de esta
Ciudad, con objeto de solicitar de elias por
medic de circulares su cooperation pecu-
maria. Y por 6ltimo Sc acord6 que Ia
pr6xima session Sc celebre el primer lunes
de Mario pr6ximoy que asfse comunique
a Senior AIcalde para su conocimiento.
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Ordem del dia.

Sc ponen discussion ell informe de la
comisi6n de obras pdblicas acerca del II.
B. Sd "Para utilizar un emprestito de un
million de dollars con destino carreteras
insulares''
Sc nombran comisiones de conferencias
para 81 G. B. no. IS, les sefiores Soler,
Virella y Delgado y para Ell % q los Sefio-
res Was Ochoteco, Mendez Serrano y
Arrillaga.
Ell G. B. Al pas6 la secretarfa para
introducir enmiendas.
Aprobado Ell informe de Obras Pdblicas
del III. B. 81.
Ell H. B. 54 paso a la comisi6n de Ha-
cienda. Sc lee el informe del III. B. 81.
Es defendido por los sefiores Mendez
Cardona Soler. Aprobado.
Levant6se la session hasta el LINES.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsFE

ItinerarlO.-Salidas de Bayamon y Capt..
tel simultaneamente.
Dias laborable-N afiafia 6, 6. Is, 8 30
0.45 HOO. Tarde 1915, 1.45, Bis. 4.85, $50
y 6.15.
Dlaa festivos.-Manana 6, So, $50. s.45
p HOO Tarde 1916, 1.30, 2.8O, $50, 4.8O
$50 y 6 IS.
BilIete baratos para dias festivos. De
Cata1o Bayam6n, ida Y vuelta IL clAse
$0-25 g ase $0-I6. De Bayam6n Cstaho
ida WI ta IL clase soils, % clase SO-lO.
Billete rdinario de Capital 4 CatafIo en-
2e clase 5 centavos.
Bayam6n, l9de septiembre de 1903. Ra-
mon ValdAs.
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Proyectos de leg en- "a. lectura.

G. B. 42.-Sustituto- Para enmendar
los articulos 13, 80, SO, -278 y 353 del CO
digo de eDjuiciamiento criminal, el art. 80
de la misma ley, enmendada por Ia de II
de mario de 1908 el artfculo de Ia ley
titulada LEY proveyendo para las apelacio
mes en- caueas crimina1es aprobada el %
de mario de Il 904 y para derogar los artf-
culos S54 y 335 del c6digo de enjuiamien-
10 criminal.
II. B. SO. Para la termination y afr
maci6n de un trozo de carreteTa que une
81 pueblo de Lola con Ia carretera que
conduce de Carolina Rio Grande
H. B. 60 Para segregar el barrio de
Guanica del municipio de Yauco y consti-
tuirlo en- municipio independence.
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ProyeetOs dc ley en- Ia. Ieetara.

G. ]. r. No. g. Disponiendo Ia liqui-
daei6n las reclamaciones procedentes en-
las operaciones de las exlinguidas juntas
de carceles el fondo de jubilaciones del
magisterio. Por Mr.. Post
Fl. B. Para proveer al pago de una
indemnizaci6n & ciertos notarios que ocu-
paban el cargo de notario p6blico en- 10.
de enero 1901-por medic de tftulos one
rosos y presupuestando una partida para
dicho fin.
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LfNEA DE VAPOREs PECK.-

LfNEA DE vAPOREs PECK
Esta empresa enc anunciado para salir
de New York el dia Is directamente para
San Juan, Ell vapor 'fJulia Luckenbach..''
Anuncia adem6s la salida del vapor MAS
sapequa" adquirido recientementa, directo
para Ponce en- la Ultima semaDa de este
mes. Es probable que en- todo eI mes de
mario quede organizado de6nitivamente el
ssrvicio entire New York Puerto Rico
con saIidas fjas cada diez dfas, para 10
cual cuentan los sefores w. E. Peck &
Co, adquirir muy en breve IN nuevo
vapOE. Tvs
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Esta tarde la hubo en- Ia Ciudad al oirse
insistentes soDidos de sirenas pitos en- Ia
bahia.
Buena parte de Ia poblaci6u corrfo al
muelle crey6ndose que Sc trataba de un in
cendio.
Sc trataba inicamente de una regatta.
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para LAS PERSONALS QUE
SEPAN APRECIAR"-Amy B. Zim-
mermann Prop. En- 81 edifcio de el Ban
co Colonial. Gale de Tetu6n. Gran ba-
ratillo. De Collarea, y Abanicos al costo.
'sNo SO olviden'' un dia, BolGmente el
s6bado II de Febrero.
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En- IA GoRRHsRoMDHMaKA

Libretas para apuntar ropa 4 la lavandera
Declaraciones de Nacimientos
Certifcacionea m6dicas.
DeClaraCiOnes de Defunoiones.
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.CAMARA DE
DELEGADOS.
(sesidn de la nanana.
E.formes de comisiones.

La comisi6n de hacienda informa con
enmiendas el H. B. 81. "Para reformar
los artfculos 285 y otros del tftulo x del
c6digo polltieo enmendados por las leYes
de 10 de mario de 1904 y de MARIO de
1905 y HI b. So referente al cobro de
contribuciones insulares 4 los deudores mo-
rosos y pide que sea pospuesto.
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PARA cuRAR uN REsFR ADO
EN- UN DIA tome 81 LAX 1.-TWO RRO-
MO-QUININA. (Pastill9s) Ri boticario e
devolver6 eldiuero 81 no Sc cura. La firma
de e. W. GROVE Sc hallA en- cada cajita.
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En- La Correspondence

Sc hace toda clase de ira
bajo de Tipografia, a una Q mas
tintas. Sc imprimen facturas y
circulares con tintade copiar.
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Para calzado elegante y precios de
situaci6n la Ciudad de Mexico" San
Francisco 80, que es todo nuevo. p.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de Pc
ri6dico vieio ( $500 quintal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
Maine News Notes.

S. E. Yates, a preacher belonging in
Brookton and about so years of age,
committed suicide by taking laudanum
at hotel in Old Town.
Five men were more Or less seriously
injured, and the building was demolish-
cd, by the explosion of boiler in saw
mill in Houlton Monday.
The schooner Mile of Parrsboro, N.
S., was wrecked on Cross Island, at the
mouth of Machias Bay, the first of the
week, and three sailors, two of whom
were NOrwegians, were drowned.
Irving L. Field, aged AZ, was instantly
killed Tuesday at the station of the
Consolidated Electric Light Co. in Port
land, by coming In contact with q live
wire. He leaves q widow and one child.
Mrs. Josephine B. Stoddard, widow
IS years of age, committed suicide in
Lisbon Monday night by cutting her
throat with a razor. Mental derange-
ment caused by fall three weeks before
Is assigned as the cause for the act.
The speakers at the meeting of the
Maine State Board of Trade in Boston
next Thursday will be Hon. William T.
Haines of Waterville, Hon. George Pot
tie of Lewiston, Col. F. E. BoOthby of
Portland, and Hon. w. w. Stetson Of
Auburn. A reception will be given In
the evening to Governor Cobb and staff.
The trial of Mrs. Alice r. Cooper Of
South Windsor for the murder of Charles
D. Northey by shooting on the 10th of
last October, began Wednesday at ,Au-
gusta, but had to be suspended on the
second day on account Of the serious ILL
ness of juror. A new jury will be
drawn and another attempt at trial
will be made this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
NOT A PATENT MEDICINE

HYoMEI SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT FOR
CATARRH BY BREATHING INDICATED
AIR.
Ever since Hyomei has been known,
it's formula has been given to physicians,
druggists, and, in fact, to all intelligent
people who could appreciate the true
merit of the combination of healing
gums, oils and balsams, Of which 1t is
composed.
Many leading physicians endorse by
omei and prescribe it for catarrhal
troubles. In fact, quite few of them
use it themselves to break up cold and
prevent pneumonia. They regard 1t as
a natural, yet scientific way of curing
catarrh.
Breathed through the pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit, Hyomei
destroys all catarrhal germs in the air
passages of the throat and nose, soothes
and heals the irritated mucous men,
brane and effectually drives from the
system all traces of catarrhal poison.
No one should confound Hyomei with
the patent medicines that are advertised
as catarrh cures. 1t is as superior to
them all as the diamond Is more valuable
than cheap glass.
The complete Hyomei outfit, consist
ing of neat pocket inhaler, medicine
dropper, and bottle of Hyomei costs
but 81, and extra bottles can be obtained
for so cents, making 1t the most economi-
cal method of curing catarrh, as we'll as
the most reliable.
F. A. Shurtleff L. Co. have sold great
many Hyomei outfits and have seen such
remarkable results from its use, that
they sell 1t under an absolute guarantee
that it costs nothing unless 1t cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
Would 1t Help Enforcement

would ask the people Of the State of
Maine few questions If the Democrat
will insert them.
Why not give one-half of the money
fine to the complainant in the sale OF
liquor?
why not give the same proportion in
the killing Of game?
Why not do the same in the catching
of fish?
Would it stop the sale of liquors, the
killing of game or taking of fish out OF
season or unlawfully?
Please answer through the Democrat
and oblige, INQUIRER.
without attempting to treat the mat
ter on its historical side, or as to the re-
suits which have already been produced
by such system reinforcement as our
correspondent suggests, the Democrat
would simply say that, whatever its adj
vantages, there are certain evils which
are inseparable from it. The ideal en-
forcement Is that made by officers of the
law, with the aid and moral support OF
all good citizens, because it Is the law,
and not because of any financial profit or
gain resulting from the enforcement,
either to the officer Or to any private
citizen. Any man who fully desires the
enforcement of law will be as ready to
make complaint without fee as with,
and the few who will make complaint in
the one case and not in the other are so
plainly acting from mercepary motives
that their action tends to bring the en-
forcement of the law into disrepute, and
uullify its moral effect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
Paris Wins Race.

Considerable excitement was aroused
at the skating rink last Tuesday evening
over the relay race between South Paris
team and a team from Norway. The
South Paris boys proved too fast for
Norway and won rather easily, none OF
the Norway team being able to gain on
his South Paris opponent.
The race was started by Shaw for Paris
and Perkins for Norway and the first
relay, as it afterwards proved, was the
best of the race. Perkins made the bet
ter start and gained little advantage
which he held for the first five laps, after
that Shaw gained little so that when
Fletcher for Paris and Mann for Norway
started the second relay they did so on
even terms. Fletcher, however, began
to gain Immediately, passed his opponent
and finished his relay a lap ahead of him,
making the largest gain of any member
of the Paris team.
Parlin for Paris and Taillon of Nor
way were the next two skaters and Par
lin gained slowly until he caught his
man, and as he passed him, Taillon fell.
Both skaters were stopped and after
some discussion it was decided to send
in the last two men to finish the race,
Wheeler for Paris and CLANCY for Nor
way, Wheeler having a lead of one lap.
This he was able to hold without exert
ing himself and Paris won by a lap.