davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15
Den ~rusiiife 6ulomalm.

Sor nogen Sio iiben mooto9 en-
Samburqcrfisbmanb | ct gren fra
Ruslano llnberretning ON, OF Der
por 9nIe0ning til at gisre Ell goo
Sanbel. Set bar lpffeoes greplfrt-
peren ira oe rusiiife 8ulogruber
llraIbieraeue peo 9eitiffelier of font
me / SeiibbeIie al en- IGugoe gulo'
bolbig MaIm, men ga ban life popeSe
at uouptte ben / Huslano, bpor al
8uIbuopinSing er Statsmonopol, till
BOO ban at iGIge Sisbmanoen Ntal'
men for en- rimelie 1ris. Srepet fcm
ira Iitau peo giteriisen. Sdmbur'
eeren aif ino paa Soretagenoet, cg
man iatte binanoen StGone | @ar.
iGor. Ga man msotes Der, bite This'
ieren fine Ralmflumper frem, og IN
iferen uope9ebe M en-, ban piloe babe
unSerisat. Wan buggeoe ct Stpffe
al ben og imeltebe ben, og paa Bum
ben al Smeltebielen bite Jig @ulo !
Sperfloo. 3pifereu par begeiitret. %
ban affjsbte itror Riisiereu 90 ailo
RaIm for $4,000 HubIer. Weo
@aImfIumperne | lin auifert reiite
Spiferen til Berlin, bpor ban tiIbso
benz til Den tpife Rpnt. Ser bIep ban
al meS Den rusiiife Walm; meu %.
gen efter blep Spiferen arreiteret for
Sories paa georageri.
Oct lpffeoes BAN Dog burtig al
fomme Fri peb Of beuiie, bpor ban
bapoe alumperne fra. @en line Ben
&c bar ban miiict, FOR Der uar nntlir.
ligpis fife Spor al Cub ! alumper'
ne. Hlisieren bapoe iiorpeien "iaI'
ltet" Siselen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15
On WsbpenSiaheS ! Siemmet. Mr.

ReIs Segeritrem ira Sos animoS,
Colorado, ftriper: Or 9eter'S alI.
rifc bar pqret en- Ns6uenoigbeSs.ar'
tiffeI / bort Stem | lang Sio. 90 Den
6urbe barre Set / bper eneite SumiIie.
iyor mig err oct baabe en- 8lGbe % en-
GIigt at anbefaIe en- iaa icrtr9fieIig
We6icin.~
SaaIeSes Ip6er gionesbproet fra
Dem, Tom fienoer = De, iom bar
brugt bette iimple, aamIe urtemiobel.
2ige iioen BETS SpoaseIie iaa langi
tiIbuae | SiSeu iom i 1880 - al
gamle Or. Beter 5abrnep % neb til
bore Gage, bar Der fun o9ret en- Dom
ON bette preporat 90 Den er: ~Sei
er en- COB Reoiein."
llIig andre 1eoieiner er ben ifte
tiIiaIgs I gpotbefer. men iaaes sieu.
mem Sotalngenter, aniot af eiernc
Or. 8eter 5abrnep & Cons Co., liz
Ills 60. $opne ape., Gbieaso, 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15
0nsbaaHorm. Sen9be.

INOQgl peD EuIfpr y. =. SdrliO.
Oct pigtieite gebnnolingsemuc
bar ongoaenoe 6orbsielie al 9snnen
for 29rerne ! ben forbereoenoe aibe.
ling peo Sieb Win9 Scminarium.
SfoIeoireftioncn eioroe opmprfiom
paa, at Sfoleaaret bar iorI9neet meo
to Maoneoer, % Den ipntes Serior, at
2ennen buroe forbeies iorboIospis.
Mnore mente berimoo, at 5ioen
for Spariommeliebe6 MI bar iube.
90 Samiunbet par / ioa itor @iGlb.
Man ipntes, at Der iOelia bar &ran
paa 2ensiorbsielie % BoaIGg / llo.
siiternc, % at Oct burbe blipe en-
Stonos / Den SenieenSe.
Gireftionens Sormanb opIpite. al
2Grerne / ben tbeoloaiife Iibeling
bapoe $1,000 % 2Grerue | College.
gioelingen $1,000, 90 Sfoletioen
for begge aioelingcr bar lise; iaa
burbe ogiaa 2snnen bore Iis for ale.
gIt, icm font no al 0~isfuSiiouen.
bar, at ole S9rere iaur $500 ior
9pS og garmc. % Oct bleu opIpit, al
nogIe SGrere bapoe irtt eIeftriit ems.
andre life. 2rrernc / Gollege.aibc.
Iingen peb Scntinorict moa altiao III
uSfsre to Wdaneoers Grbcibe mere
emo biotiI for famine Gsn lom Tor
nemIig 100000.
Iep. Or. Safobion al ben ipenife
Iuguitono Spnobe ircmbar au9ult-
ana Spnooens biertCIlgite SiIien til
SaligeS Spnooe, 90 lom bcns lloien'
Dina uotalte ban, at Der life par no.
oct airfeiamfmb, Der itoO AngllIt.
ana SpnoSen iao uTr | tirteli1c
Spnsmua6er % lin Spiatniug al DO
iitip ariitenbom iom SAUCES Sp.
nobe. 9roi. sc. u. Saniou bleo
palgt til at irembGre Ell S%parbillen
til auauitana. Spno0cn. Genne ct
ogioa / biSie Gage ioriamIet til aorS'
meSe / Reo 8ing.
ct Telegram bIcp mootaeet fra
Wisiion9r Sb. Simle, Sauta Hoia,
GoI., Der beretter, al Ntrs. SinlIe er
/ gebring.
Set blep beiluttct at "@snreuS
Sorpe", Ell Sanebog for Ssn5ags'
ifpIer, fisbes al NrS. 9robau9b for
en- Sum af $4,000.
&onb. SbeoI. s. :. Socobion bleu
falot iom WisiionGr til aina tor at
reiie no iammen meo >. H.. Wolo og
Samilie / september.
9igeleoes falotes aonb. 9. DAB
Lamb ira auasburg Scmtnar til at
gua no ct glar ira npite SOFT.
SunoSemsoet aiilutteOcS Susoag
Gfterntiooog. Ser bar fun Ell Soono'
milo tilbage for of iulofere DC reltc.
renbe Sorbanolinger. en- &ciolution
bIep iattet, Der paologoe Bre'ter %
Weniabeoer at -tilie, at Selegoterne
~Itonier no belle MsNct, Na Here Sor-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oftc maa benl9g'
ees til oct pou fslgenoe aarsmsoe.
ga man amer fla for at u9re Tor iaa
til at erpeoere uigtigere Sd9er.
Oct tbeoIosiife SafpItet bIcp paI8t
til at taee Gel meo Oeu 6creneoe
airfes og Sprooeus aomIte | Gepl'
iionen al oct Ntpe Seltamente.
SrpfferibeitureIien blep uoutoet ira
ire til fem Mteolcmmer, % EroI. y.
$. ellington % @ait. g. 8. gittrcini
bep inopnlgt.
Wsoet bIir afbolbt nG'te Gor i9iet
/ Geo @ina, ON life Snobpoelle 10
reliager / betios ira nogen Neri9beo
i Samfinbet.
st @fifebsprogrom bleo atoet
CT. Heters Girfe Snsbog aften.
Slere Solere oeItog | Erogrammet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15

Minn.; Sobn Glen, gfandaropine,
Wis.; Sobn anoerion, SinIen, %. &.
SGaerne oplpite, at pdit. G. G.
@pnilo fra @iamor bar blepet ualat
til 6ormarb meo 81 Of t43 Stem.
nter.
8oIg poa 8iceiorronb bar | Or.
Sen.
goit. G. gerntien, eseanabo,
Rid., 6Iep enitemmia gienpalat iii
Sefretrr.
grof. 5. s. gIe9en inbIeSeoe
SamtoIen coer Sonnet "augs6urg
Semirarium". &on begpnote n1eo
at gisre opmprfiom pod, at o(oria
isr Babe ct aarsmsoe beiluttet at
berntte en- bolo Gag til at orsfte
Gugsburg Semiuorium lin u /.
m in6eltdbeS, og bette tpoeSe
paa, at 6rittrfen amer Senre Sfole
Tor at opre al BEN o~1erhsieite getpo.
ming. Tereda 9ioroe fan ReSe for
Stolers Spadoe iamt De Sanifelig-
bcoer iom / 2sbet al uo9le iaa aar
er opitaaet Serpe0, at 9rci. Sper-
orup og Broi. llrietb cr bleuet bort.
fnIot peo Ts0en OF Broi. Sftcoal
bar truffet ia tilbdae. Wen Sfoler
or 0cu beoite 5rifirfer bar funnel
gisrc Sen til, % bcr bar berettiget
Srdp poo Sritirfeus SeuatoenbeO o.
Stette.
&Gllerue opIpitr at Gait. 20. Rufs.
ooIO, Calumet, Mid, bar blepet
palQt I'll 8icciormono meo II al IA
Stemmer.
) Samtdleu ON guasburg Semi.
rnrirm bIcp IoIerenS Gio begrGniet
til Ii Wiuuter.
Spocr 2arien ira Rdoelid poaitoo,
at AuaSburq Semiuarium er Der
bcOite uorite SfoIe / amerita. og Der.
for mau Ereiter og ReuigbeOer iloa
iig iommer iorat itprfe og opbpage
CEN.
Rat. Q. Smenion. giuforS, y.
Q, iormaue0e ole iom gua, pda
NugSbnrg til blanot Solicit at opfsre
iiq ian, at De iom fommer iammeu
meb Dem lprer at elite % ngte Sto.
len. =
GoIt. 9. 6. aicloos. Ga Roure, q.
@, ntlhc belit booe en- 'prittIt garo
ill / W%euigbe0erne at tale a~uasblrgs
Sag.
8aIt. s. 5. giacspit, gngIep.
Wiun., puaito6, at neppe cnganG
~NluaSburas pnrmcite 9eruer er iitauo
til at p~ooifisune oct Storprrt Sfo.
len alereoe bar uSrettet, oa ban bad
beOe, at SfoIcu oil 9igre i'm fiber.
ligc @icrriug nuor De me firfeIige
OF reliqieie Storme brpoer Los -
Solcren b%cntpNeoe til Sirfeitrioen /
9Iorge iorl 6ornnIeouing til Iaaoon-
ne Stornc.
SornianO @pnilb: Tuas6urg bar
urret ct Stormeeutrum. OF ban par
imoS at qisre Sfolcu pputeIig pao
oen inSrc Straits Sefoituirg.
Bait. z. NiIien: Algsburg bar
p0rct CT etormcentrum ioroi Cub
pilbe BET ioa.
Gait. u. SdIporier. Collar, Bls..
ruunte Ell Gel al DC arGfter Tom ar
bcioer pao at biltore ltuge gtpto ira
OF goa til gugsburg.
Selaen6e blep oaIgt til Weolem'
nter al aurpordtioneu for Sroremis'
iioucu: 9oriis @ilitao, St. PnuI;
Sens qune, Groofstou, Winn.; Sort'
pig Rusnutsien, Wpls. gait. 8. u.
@era. GIimar, Miun Seunes San'
iou, Wontebioeo.
Ger bIep IGit en- Sn6bpoeI'e ira
gbclitcn gerQc. SetretGr for Oct
rationale gfbolosicrbuno. ON at tage
Gel / 6orbunoets Aarsmsoe I Sple
oen 27oe Suni.
BuIt. s. Gaiperien 90 Trof. s. g.
Rpoohl bIco onlqt iii at iuarc pod
nrunte S~uobpScIie.
Slutnina meb Tr. 56 % Sober
Dor. Cgfere)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15

bar piit fig, at 6urltens 89rt | Ror.
Ice fslger @olfitrsmmens sempera.
tpr. CIR Temperament bsi ct Gar
rorer Suriien eobt oct nRite. Scr.
ten Determines nemlis at Den arop
iom bannes foresaaenbe Mar. Men
ngioa Soften al aorn, So, sgrter,
genner os 2inier bar maj unoeriset
II SorboIb iii @olfitrsmnens Sempe.
ratur % oct bar giennem Here aars
SammenIignineer piit fig, at naar
@olfitrsmmens Semperatilr bar be-
ret bsi, bar Soften, iarIia for De ioI-
elifenoe gerter ppret goo.
geo at reiie no / Wai / SsiSen en-
llees Sib og maaIe @oIfitrsmmens
Semperatur bill pt aItiaa, ioeSe Ero-
fesioren, funoe foruoiige, boorban
Soften bIiper / Sanbet.
@erIinperne af 8olfitrsmmens
@armefpantum (unoer SperHaoen) /
Snittet tpers al Sognefioroen / Wtai
bpert 4ar falber iammen meo Ser.
~linaerne | Horges 9ufttemperatur
felgenoe @inter. Sg 8erIineerne /
oct iamme 8anbs Miooeltemperatlir
/ Wfai falber iammen meo Serlinger.
ne i Siifenes SripieI, g9rt og @po.
ming i Goroiisen iamme aar % |
Sofoten oct fsIgenbe aar. De foloe
gar gioer be beoite getineeIier for
Siifen. Iaar hi frpier iom pPrit
fan Ri gl9be oS til at Siifen bliper
feb. @i fun al Sanbets Sempera.
tur finbe no, ON Der bill blioe meget
eaer Iioet 9olie to gor ienere. Sg
hi fan foruoiige ON 2oiotfifet blipcr
tioIigt euer TENT, goot eler oaarligt.
Yrofesioren frempiite i%ammenligs
neroe alirper for Sanbtemperaturen
pg Siifens Hogn og SepermGngoe.
De ialot paafaloenbe gobt iammen.
elsie &urper bar 9igbeo meo Sur.
ben for SoIfleffenes 9eriobe. 90
man err fonmet til at Sorifeleoerens
og Soriferogneus llopifIin9 bar itore
8eriooer, iom faloer iammen meO
SoIHeffeperioocn. Get bier Zig eno'
pioere, at bisie 8erlir9er / SorIfe.
rognens llbpifling / oct Store faloer
iammer meb Serlingerne / Oct &oon.
tum Sorif iom fifes unoer 2ofot'
fiifet omfring Z gar ienere og / 6tn'
morfen (bpor Silfen er pngre), ca. o
Iar ienere.
Otter SoIaeffernes Geriobe Ifrloe
b; bape boarIigt Siife eroru | to aar,
men iaa if,tIoe oct bltue beore. %
ON 7 Mar ifulbe oct bore %uonpRrtet.
SommerbGngen melem Solicit
fernes og @oIfitrsmmens Sariotioner
maatte bIipe 8jenitano for ~ierrere ipe'
ciene Stubier.
Sm apititrsmmen BEN iaa-
faIote boltiIfe Strsm Iom gaar mel
lem 2ano og Observation-Disclosures
oa er bIonoet meb gIoenes Sano -
nponte Brofesioren, at ben Itoo I
SorbinSeIie meo Hebbsren. apitpan'
bets apantum beitcmtes al Neoberen
set foregooeroe Iar, % oct bar Be
tponing for apItfiifeue Glib % Sri8'
ling. @eo at iagttage Heobsren |
0orae funoe man ipoa ON Srisling'
fiifet n9ite gar.
Sisie 9eiuItater er ubounbet al
forbolospis tpnbt IoteriaIe efter fua
gars Grbeibe. Meu De bar inlfalo
ristiae NOT / De itore Sopeotref. Sg
Sc bier, at lln~oerisaelier al oct nor'
ffe Sap8 SorbolO pil frnne gine Wa'
teriole til SoruSiigeIier al Itor Be
tponing.
Grofesior 9rsgger taffebe Nonien
FOR Sorebroset. Get bar en- roii9t
oper ct arbeiSe iaa fort og betpo'
ningsfnlbt, at noget lignenoe iieloen
frcrnlrgges / roget SioenifabsieI'fnb.
MeteoroIpq afsel Steen uotaIer,
at "Ioniens Soreorag er bperfen
mere eler minore emo en- Segioerbeo
/ ben Gibenifobeliee Serben."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20
DEXTER ITEMS.
Board of Trade Will Meet Tonight
Postoffice inspectors Here.

Dexter. Me. Jan. -(SpeciaD.-
meeting of the Board of Trade Nednes-
day evening Were mailed I" the heM-
bers this afternoon and it is expected
that there will be a large attendance.
The object of the special meeting Is I"
talk over the Normal school questions
and the arrangements VIII be milde ~
b,1a about - local business men go u
Augusta on the day when the Normal
school matter will be considered by the
committee on education. The question OF
electric lights will also be considered ana
an effort made to either induce the pres
a,t connauy to furnish the much needed
lnipht service or arrange for some oth-
or company to bring power here by trans
mission wires.
postofiice inspectors w. Il. Robinson OF
Portland and +. y. Boutelle OF Bangor
were today inspecting the Dexter posi-
office. MIR. Routele was until recently
inspector of r. +. ID. routes but mas re-
oent,v been made ful-fiedsed postonlce
Inspector. .
"Wednesday afternoon the members Oh
the Woman's Literary Club VIII enter
tain themselves and a few invited tflefos
IT a social afternoon at their ciun rooiiis
in the Waterville Trust building.
Arrangements are all completed Tor ti,e
rresentation of the rural drama The Ola
Dairy Homestead in Town hall 1hurs-
dav evening under the auspices OF Tue
Dexter High School Dramatic C'uo'
charles f. Morse has purchased 'he
marble and tombstone business or Sinai
lev &, White in Watervilf> ana VIII soon
move to that city. He Will continue 70
conduct his establishment here as wen as
the branch in Newport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20
THE PRESIDENT AGAIN
TAKES A FIRM STAND,
Shuts Off Legislation In California
Which Might Prove Embarrassing
To Uncle Sam and Japanese.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 1S-The Sac
ramento Union today says:
"President Roosevelt has taken a
hand in the anti-Japanese legislation
now before the California Legislature
and has asked the governor to take
steps to have all legislation held Vi,
until the President can be heard on
the matter In q telegram sent Sat
urday this request was embodied and
a letter IS en- route to Sacramento
which Will give the Chief F,xecutivrs
views and wishes in the matter OF leg
islation against the little brown men -
president RooSevelt's telegram fol-
lows:
Washington. Jan. 16
"'Hon. James \. Gillette. Governor of
California.
Sacramento Calf.
We are greatly concerned at news
paper reports on Japanese legis-
lati3n in Calf0rnia'S Legislature. Haze
written you ut length on the subject.
Earnestly hupc that no progress will
be made on bills until you have had Il
chance to receive my letter, and If
necessary to discuss its contents with
of the international situation particu-
larry with reference to emigration of
japanese laborers from United States
satisfies me that passage Of proposed
legislation would be OF incaicuiable
damage to state of California as we'll
as to whole Union.
tSigned)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Coy. Gillette sent the following re-
ply;
Sacramento, Cal, Jan. IS
" Theodore Roosevelt,
president of the United States.
Washington, d. ..
- Telegram received. Have caused
bills to bc held up until | can heor
from you Copies of bills introduced
affecting Japanese together with briefs
on same mailed to you
(SigneO
j. n. GILLETTE.' -
"rhe Drew measure prevents owner
ship of property for more than seven
years by aliens and this measure was
reported ont of committee yesterday
favorably and was to have passed
through the assembly. 1t was held UP
uIltl w ttlISH'ttN NiiNi !. '''''N'N
special order of business, and, accord
to Gov Gillette, will probably be post
poned stil further when that time ar
rives Governor Gillette said:
:" L received the message from PfcSi-
dent Roosevelt Saturday evening at
ter dinner and answered after seeing
Assemblyman Drew. who agreed I"
wait the letter from the President
"'Therc is this about the matter
that it not fully understood: Japan
does not look to any state in settle
ment OF differences but to the head al
the government at Washington. IN
this way there is much known there OF
which the different communities ana
states of the Union are ignorant. For
this reason as stated by the President,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20
MAINE LEGISLATURE,
SEVENTY-FOURTH SESSION.
SENATE.

Tuesday. Jan. 10, 1869.
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Dunnack of Au-
gusta.
Journal of previous session read and
approved.
Papers of the House disposed of in
concurrence.
Bill, AN Act to extend the charter of
the Merchants Trust Company came
from the House, by that branch re-
ferred to the committee on Judiciary.
On motion of Mr. Hastings OF oxford
the Senate voted to non concur in such
reference. On further motion by the
same senator the bill was referred to
the committee on Banks and Banking.
Bill, An Act in relation to collec-
ton of delinquent inheritance tax"
came from the House, by that branch
referred to the committee on Judiciary.
On motion by Mr.. Macomper or kel-
nebec the Senate voted to non-cOncur
lii such reference. On further motion
by the same senator the bill was re-
ferred to the committee on taxation
Bll, AN Act to extend the charter
of the Waldo Street Railway Com
pany" came from the House, by that
branch referred to the committee on
Legal Affairs. On motion by Mr.. Ma
cOmber of kenncbec the Senate voted
to non-concur in such reference. on
further motion by the same senator,
the bill was referred to the committee
on Railroads and Expresses.
Bill, An Act relating to the issu-
,nn nf Will hnnl.s, nv rail
road corpurations' came from the
House. by that branch referred to the
committee on Railroads and Express
es. On motion by Mr. Milliken of
Aroostooll the bill was tabled for
printing pending reference.
Bill, AN Act to improve the public
highways Of Maine by regulating the
width of tires upon wagons carrying
heavy loads came from the House, by
that branch referred to the committee
on State LANDS and State Roads. On
motion by Mr. Milliken or Aroostooll
the bill was tabled for printing, pending
reference.
Reports of the State Auditor, under
date of January H. 1909. in compli-
ance with Section of Chapter 147 of
the Public Laws of 1901, We're submit
ted, and on motion by MIR. Staples OF
Knox the same were tabled for print
ing.
The following bills, petitions and re-
solves We're presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Knowlton of Piscataquis: Bill,
An Act to review and extend the
charter of the Sebec Power Company.
By Mr.. Osgood of AndrOscoggin: Bill:
An Act to define and regulate the prac-
tice Of optomctry.
BY Mr. Irving Of Aroostook: Bill, An
Act to amend the charter of the Maine
and New Brunswick Electrical Power
Company, Limited.
BY Mr.. Looney of Cumberland: Bill.
An Act to amend Section Il Of Chap
ter of the Revised Statutes relating
to the election of officers.
BY Mr. Baxter of Cumberland: Re-
solve providing for the purchase and
Continued on Page Eighth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20
k,in Engages Careful
| Attention Of Senate
h Voted 10 Increase Presi-
Ilts Salary to 100000.
II,,Ies Of Chief and Associate
/ Justices Also Raised.

{r,snington, Jan. 19.-The salaries of
\ President, Vice President and
Ls.kcr of the House We're again under
Eeeussion in the Senate today when
I. legislative, executive and judicial
L0,onriatiol bin was taken up.
|mendm,nts We're adopted increasing
4 Presidents salary to 100000. that
The clief justice of the supreme
frrt Of the United States to $4,000
n tbst Of associate justices to $l4,-
EVorrer in charge Of the bill, stated
X, the committee had accepted the
ktton Of the Senate in fixing the sal
i Of the Speaker ut $4,000 as signiti
mi If its desire to give a similar sal
l. to thc Vice President, but they did
n take the view that the committees
Ent.ntinn fayoring salary Of $780,
! for the President was affected by
| M hopeG the allowance of $1,000 an
Iallv for carriages or other vehicles
\ the Sptaller and Vice President
kmld BE- allowed to stand.
BAILEY insisted that the Presidents
klary could better be kept down to
! mo than those of the Speaker and
krp President to $4,000. Bailey offered
amendment to eliminate the words:
Lhnr vchclcS' 50 as to prevent tn"
Irhasn OF automobiles. and he deliv-
nd a glowing tribute TO the horse.
Excn opposed the appropriation Of
byernment money for carriages.
There was hardly a social function in
III city, he declared. at Which there
bra not seen dozen carriages with the
byernment's brand on one side. which
resident Roosevelt purchased for social
pposes He said these practices led to
buses
Bacon opposed the furnishing of car
bees to beads of departments or to any
fcial except the President.
lienlenWay said that if Congress was To
Iovde carriages for heads of depart
/, Continued on Page Twelve.)
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DDkyS JOURNAL CONTENTS
Page One.

rage Oncs
DISQUALIFICATION Asks That
bjf0rnia LEGISLATURE Go Slowly in Leg
|aton That May Embitter Japanese Ma
Estimates of State EN-
lnditures Transmitted to Legislature
kher Legislative News-Stenographi
(40rt Of Maine House and Scnatc-Sal-
Bill Again Engages Attention of Sen
4 and 1t Votes to Increase Presidents
Nary to 100000.
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DcAI.-Waterville, Fairfield. Oakland
Y Gardiner Local News.
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fDCAL-G Gardiner. South Gardiner.
)s Gardiner, Halloweil. National
{ne and Winthrop Local Matters.
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PORTING AND MARKETsmFreddie
Elch Challenges Nelson for Title-Mi-
Del Sears. One-Time Lightweight
hampton. Dead at Lewiston--other Box
3 News Baseball Schedule committee
dds Session at Cleveland-Other Base
A News New York, Boston, Brighton
Local Markets.
Page Five.
lTATE- Kennebec. Lincoln. Somerset.
fsadahoc and Waldo County News An
IA Rally and Election OF Hfhcers OF
Readiield Fair Occur TodaH-BoWdoln
asels
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EDITORIAI.-T Atlantic Banquet
-Press comment--LegiSlati 81 cmfW
kanning To Head OFF Bryan--Maine Cos
Npress Comment--Legislative Coipmit-
Notices and Hearings. -
Page Seven.
iLASSIFIED DS-Wanted-To Let
n Sale--I .ost-Real Estate-Hotels--
aroadsBusiness Cards. r.
Page Eight.
aATE- Proceedings of Maine House
Senate Observation-Disclosures Items
adnty News.
Page Nine.
lMM.-Federation of Women's Clubs
sal Meet Today ut State IIouse-Badses
House and Senate Subordinate ON
Ss-Statc superintendent of Schools
FM Speak at Orono.
Page Ten.
WAl.-Unity Club Elects Officers for
Superior court--Local Amusements-
ssSah Aid Otiicers-Death of Mrs. Ad-
fh Bailey-Augusta Retail Market.
Page Eleven.
kMaAl.-City League Basketball Teams
NJ Meet Tonight in City Hall-Hunlanc
ms After Sidney Owner of Livestock
Not Caring for Animals-Church and
w Locals Other BriefS-Colby Col
M Musical Clubs Give Concert mt City
n d Pupils Recital at Penney Memo
Church.
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ss.aaEGRAPlI-Protocol with Venezuela
srssca ally Agreed Upon-$1o0,oo0 Fire at
SG INV. Chelmsford. ass-tTncle Sam Is
SrII mlllii and New York World Defendant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20
WISE COUNSEL PREVAILS
And Thaw's Insanity or Sanity Hear
ina Petition Is Withdrawn.

White Plains, n. Y. Jan. 19.-Coun-
sci for Harry X. Thaw today asked
Justice Tompkins to rescind the order
granting Thaw a trial in New York
county to determine whether or not he
is, now sane. 1t was upon application
of Mrs. Mary c. Thaw, Harry's moth
er. that Justice Tompkins issued the
order for a trial on Saturday last. The
justice did not allow jury trial. Thaw
wanted a hearing before jury IN
Duchess county
At the request of Thaw'S counsel
Justice Tompkins rescnded the ord"f
for a trial. on the question OF Thaw's
sanity and the proceedings were With
drawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20

leyan in March. The subject for the
Bradbury prize debate, as we'll as that
with Wesleyan, will be the same as that
argued in the trials
The men selected are: F.. l.. Go0dspeed
90. Randolph: r. o, Brewster 20, Dexter:
W. =. Phillips 90 Westbrook; II. Q.
Halves 10, Westbrook; ID. j. Ready 10.
Manchester. n. H., and c. f. Adams ~,
Auburn. Adams is the first Freshman
ever selected to take part in the Brad
bury debate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20
FIRE IN LEWISTON.
Three Tenement House Destroyed
With Loss of About $4,000.

Lewiston. Me, Jan. ia fire, which
is thought to have started from de-
fectve chimney early this evening,
partially destroyed the three-tenemeot
house at % West Rose Hill, owned by
Alexander Mileau. The loss to the
building and furnishings of the three
families is estimated at $4,000. with
partial insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20

state Detective James J. Grady, de-
tailed to investigate the fire at Boston.
which destroyed 400 automobiles Sun
day said Tuesday after hearing con-
siderable testimony, that .there was
much evidence pointing to the fire be
ing of accidental instead Of incendiary
origin.