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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-04-20

There was a quiet little marriage al
the office of Judge Clifford E. Randall
at the municipal court on Saturday
afternoon, the contracting parties be
ing Miss Alma B. Gerber and George
F. Nicholas of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs
Nicholas left for Milwaukee for q
honeymoon trip after which they viii
make their home in Chicago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-04-20

The Rev. E. 7. Farrill president of
the Wisconsin organization of the
Christian Endeavoa has gone to Grand
Rapids to be the speaker at big dis
trict rally being held there.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-04-20

A real live sensation with a Main
street business man as the principal
actor, or bad actor, promises to break
within the next few days. AS yet the
matter has not reached the courts.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-04-20

The weather man was kind to Ken
osha people for the Easter celebration
and Easter bopnets and all that goes
with them was very much in evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22

il from good authority. from those who
have been in the habit of observing the
work Of the Legislature. and have
seen the workings of previous commit
tees on claims. and they tell me that
they never saw committee Oh claims
that paid such close and conscientious
attention to the matters before them
as did this committee. And they l,,tNe
worked all winter, carefully, as | hay"
seen aud as others have observed,
with what result? You have taken
their entire work and practicdIlN
thrown II into the waste basket, be
cause that is about all 1t means
When YOU refer matters To the next
Legislature, the work amounts Ia moth
ing for you had better come back with
Il fresh claim and fresh bill and Il
fresh statement of facts. You have
taken them all, good. bad and indiffer
ent. you have not made any discrimi-
nation upon that as ] understand IT,
particularly i'll relation to the pauper
claims II makes no difference whether
one had more iustc" in it than anoih-
cr: you haze shifted the responsibility
and have thrown them practically into
the waste basket.
do not wish To pronounce amy en-
coniums Of praise at this time but
do want to say in closing that / agree
with the venerable senator from Knox.
when said on the floor of the Senate
last week, when he showed the indie
pendencc that he did in taking the
stand that he took in relation to some
of these matters that have been lodged
blity has been shifted upon the next
Legislature; | say he was right when
he said such actions was cowardly and
unmanly. | believe he was right and
/ believe the people of his county will
say he WAS right. And If people ask ME
in the future-I know the senator now
better than | used to know hm-if
they ask me why they send Senator
Staples back herc year after wear, /
snail have an answer for them for |
shall know why they do it, and they
will continue to do it as long as he
takes such 4 stand as he has.
agree with the senator from Penob-
scot, and believe if you persist in this
course, as the senator has said, it will
return to plague you two years from
now.
Mr.. BOvNTON of Lincoln: Mr. Pres
ident, my story will be Il very short
one. r.
The committee ON appropriations and
Financial affairs in making up the
amount of appropriations that had
past through their hands found in
round numbers that they amounted to
$500, 900. At the same time from the
auditors report they discovered that
the income of the State with a five
mill tax was s4,20O, 900. Now what was
to be done? One of two things sure.
One was to advance our tax rate; the
other to unload our appropriations. In
the House of Representatives, I am
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
Passed to Be Enacted.

An Act 10 incorporate the Westfeld Light
q Power Company.
An Act to amend Section T. of Chapter
al of the Revised statute Of 1893, reiat-
ing to the punishment o. coayicts.
An AeJ 10 provide for better preservation
of township plans
A. t-. 10 regulate rssl1g in Abbott pond,
so .@..1=. he oNH S-r, county
Al ct 10 amend Section 81 Of Chapter
- Revised Statutes relating TO the
rta-Hl .or trapping fur bearing animals i'll
al q. NE unorganzed townships or on
W lands. and for operating sporting
q .- without first procuring hceasc there
fol-
An Aat l. amend Section l Of Chapter
179 of the Private and Special Laws o.
1905 rele,ng to fishing in Marble brook
and Marble pond. SO called, tributary wa
tiers 10 ihe Pscataquis river situated part
Iy in + own of Blanchard. county OF
Piscat' ana in Chase brook. sometimes
called .achstone brook also situated in
said =, chard.
A a-f to p, ulate tho hunting of mink
eable H-Her ana maskrat.
An Ale 10 sulate procedure in quo war
ranto.
An het relating to the charter of tho
Hancock County Railway Company.
An Act to authorize the Aroostook Val
ley Railroad Company to extend its line
from Washburn 10 the vest line OF the
State.
An Act to incorporate the organization
acts and doings and extend the powers OF
e GEORGES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22

Narf glad II say. they started in to
cut them down: throwing them over.
| admit that an injustice has been done
in some cases. 1t was impossible to
meet this without doing so. and l be-
h"ve that this is the proper thing to
do. All of the depa have con-
trihuted NOR, or less.
Now the pauper claims: The mistake
that the House of Representatives
made was this: Instead of referring
tn"m 20 III" next Legislature, they
should haze been indefinitely post
poncd. 1t perhaps may not be known
to many that this 1907 Law has Just o.
gun To be understood by our towns.
and unless this law is repealed why.
half u million dollars in the next 10
years, in every two years. will not pay
the bills If these alien paupers. One
enterprisiHg selcctnan, a man in my
own county. presents himself here with
Il claim running back 10 years, taking
refuge under this vicious law Of 1907.
and asks this Legislature to reimburse
his town
To my mind the House of Represent
tativcs has acted right they have
done the only thing we could do. We
Legislature appropriatins more money
than they had income. and we have al
ready seen the results.
When this vote Is taken I ask that it
be taken by the yeas and nays.
Mr. MILLIkEN of Aroostooka Mr..
President: | yield TO no II In ne
Senate in the respect | have for the
work of the senator from Lincoln. and
think appreciate somewhat the
weight of responsibility he has borpe
AT this session, and when he makes
the statement that he does in regard
To the position in which the COMMITTEES
on appropriations has found Itself. it
is entitled to IL great deal of consider
alton.
| wish in a few minutes to take from
the table n little resolve i'll favor of the
Plantation of Stockholm. and tn avoid
repeating discussion, with the permits
sion Of the Senate, ! will say in con-
nection with this matter that the SEN
ator from oxford has stated what |
would have said at that time.
AS the senator from Lincoln has just
said, the mistake that was made in the
House was in referring these matters
to the next Legislature If they were
right, they should have been passed
by this Legislature. If they were
wrong they should have been denied
by this Legislature. What I have to
say here will be in regard to the I'M
wisdom, as I view it. of this deliberate
policy adopted by the House to shift
this responsibility to another session
This little resolve. the claim of the
town of Stockholm. amounting to $40,
is small matter Each of the claims
alluded to by the senator from Oxford
is IN ftYgelf,a small matter but they
are itiiportaht to the towns presenting
them. and important TO tiits Legisla-
CONTINUED on Page five).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
Reports of Committees.

Mr.. Staples, for the committee on
judiciary, on Bill, An Ut i amend
Section 3 of Chapter 3? - the Re-
viscd Statutes in regard J. the c%-
ecution of deeds by autI zed agent
reported that same ''ouei, not I
paes.'
Mr.. GoWell Of York moved to tabl'
this bill.
Mr. STAPLES of Knox: Mr.. Pres
ident H. this matter just read and
tabled by Senator Gowcll. think
the clerk made . mistake III making
out the report. ! move that the bill
be recommitted to the committee.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Smith. for the York county del
egation. on Resolve authorizing the
county 81 York TO procure loan
reported that the same be referred
to the next Legislature.
The report MAS accepted and sent
down for concurrence
Majority report of the committee
on state lands and State roads ON
Bill. An Act defining motor vehicles
and providing for III" registration o,
the saiuc and tn" licensing Of the
drivers thereof. fixing rules regulating
the use and speed Of motor vehicles
fixing the amount Of license and reg
istration fees; prescribing and reg
Waiting process and the service there
OF of proceedings for the violation
OF the provisions of the Act and pen.
alties for said violation. reporting {
new draft under the title OF AN Ac'
TO more fully provide for the rye
istration Of motor vehicles licensing
Of persons operating the Same. reg
ulating speed. prescribing the aruoun
of license and registration fees ant
making penalty for the violation o.
certain provisions of this Act, and
that 1t ought TO pas" (Signed)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22

7-~------
90 r,oc,,,cr, M iss Rtsolve In favor of
10 tou,n N ctonebarn va taken from the
.ah,o
NJ, crt,,p,-s- Mr. President. will
, ~, ~. io re cr savarol rssoIv,s
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NV, =, ,.,ro g., ,,rc,,.rc,,c. ,,itb RIO az.
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o..,a.1 ,a,,,,.,s fa.t 49,. ,f,o.,ti .,'.
i.'ar NV nro,es, agat,,sf ,I,o artI,n tha,
seems 10 have been mappcd op,.
It m,eLl seem IKE j waste Of time for
M, to undertake - discuss ut lnnpth ,bi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
= THE 75fh maine LEGISLATURE.
Senog;aphic Reports Of Yfsa.days Sessions Of
the Senate and p,use &; Representatives

! Bu t.. Hrorln&, Fulton. Lawn, h,t
| los s., IN. Weymouth.
M.#.Hi'' ""port Of the same con-
mite. - sam, bill that it ought
Mt to PASS. tSigHtdb Blanchard,
BnZzeA h"arer.
ON motion by Nj Kellogg Of PH-
| obscot if rrnrjs W"rc tabled, pend
ing acc r.g 81 'tt'ler.
The .nu.tn on judiciary. "a I;t-
soiyt 5dis for stat" paper, re
porte, at ~ SAM 'ou&ht t. pass.
| tsIShto' ~ ("L' W '''5'''s''"' ''s'7 "Vs
Staples. 'ar .ner, Chase.
Mr.. Go"tlt Tor the same commit
tee. on Sill IN Act To amend Sec
ton / of chapter - "i TIE Revised
Statutes. rel3tiN" to ~" "rgahi@a
ton of Libraries ana charitable soci-
cites. reported that the Same ought
TO pass.
The sam" senator, l9f t'l' same
committee. on In. IN Ae} To amend
ta9pter l%@ 81 the fflNal' ara Ste'-
IA Laws OF l9u', III regard I" IN"
=" al 1uiom2olIes on N" island Oh
i. Desert. reported sam" IN new
III thder the same title ana max
II @tett to pass,
H. same senator, Ter the same
&C. tttee' on biii. An Act to STAB
has u municipal court III the city Oh
Betast' reported tae same III 4 ne"
draft undcr the same title ana mat
IL .cnsht To pass.
Inc Same senator, Tor 'l' same
committee en- hl!i IN Aet |" Sthehu
ana eEteh" tHe cHafter 81 ih' lover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
Passed to Be Er9 o sed.


= he following bills aD- r="i1..
-.Jz given their two readings all were
Ell to be engrossed under suslen.
7H of the rules)
resolve in favor of otis l.. ii i
agH theirs.
=. solve in favor of Fra7t l.. Hodg-
a,us
Receive in favor OF AIRY = son.
Ee We in favor OF HoNas. -. Jor-
Gae
Hes5tt In aid of navl. ZION a.
2las>aI5s ad lake. (Tabled en- motion
Alt sborn of Somerset lending az
u t2nee of the report)
~ Act to amend the charter of the
cit. OF Waterville.
An Act to amend Section 13 of the
Public Laws of 1907 as amended by
he nter So of the Public Laws of 1863
sNahled on motion by Mr.. Milliken OF
:fa stock to correct title.)
"A 1T to amend Chapter 213 of the
ETisa.s ard Special Laws of 1903. re-
aia, - fishing in Belgrade stream,
=. +at to incorporate the Niger
sr,a fwer Company.
-. ct to amend Chapter 359 of the
EsF3te and Special Laws of 1903.
1asled on motion by Mr.. Miliken to
correct title.)
An Act relating to the payment of
damages to growing crops by deer.
An Act to amend Chapter 625 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1898, re-
latine to the board of police of the city
of Biddeford
An Act to amend the charter Of the
Bangor Boom Company.
An Act relating to the change of
location of tracks of street railway
companies.
An Act to regulate fishing in Sandy
stream, so called, tributary to Moxie
pond, in the county of Somerset
An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter - of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing TO sentence for maintaining d
nuisance.
An Act to amend the charter of the
Messalonskee Electric Company, now
called the Cs4lral Maine Power Com
pany. {. on motion W Mr. kcl
logg of Penobscot)
An Act to extend the rights 4
charter Of the Penobscot Bay RI road
Company.
The following bills. petition :. etc
were presented and referred:
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
By Mr. Mayo of Hancock-R-solve
In favor of Charles W. Hrrrf
BY Mr.. Fulton Of sag 81. Re
solve in favor Of the cler- ..ud stenog-
rapher to the committee on State lands
and State roads
Placed on File.
BY Mr. Mill If Aroostook-Peti-
'.Gn of W. +. = rteVant and l. others
- H--"r OF Il strbutiOn Of state
ha. -l,n's To. ~ basis of average
-aslol-l.l s- III s,4et s.
iHitios Ut John F. Hartman
II" -ndent, and C. f. Clark, chair
man of board Of selectmen, and Il
Others of Randolph for same
Also, RemonStrance Of j. W. Clifford
and % others of Wytopitlock against
any chahe in the department OF in
land fisheries and game.
Orders
On motion by Mr., Rovntm or ii.
coin. it was
Ordered. the House eco, .rring. that
commencing on Wednesoas. Nj ron -
the Senate and House shnn .a,.rt At
8 O'Clock a. NJ. until otherwise ordered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22


panp'r claims, that nearly 5000 III
amount is due 10 little towns. mall towns.
mp IN Oxford county W" dat moi come
dow here from oxford counts elbow S'H-
atof~ with r'an' 81 Tor large a. r"rrtat'o"s
FOR state institutions. W" h'Nr n""o We
ha'" COW" farm. up IN OXFORD ''o"N we
ht'' F"@PerA ami We a"fH'F 'o'W W.
i'h' care "' '"'H@ IA 'n'@ l|i''1' '''',"'
f'Nf'-Hl''" icy ''' resolve iii .'N'' 81. me
low" o, Son, nam. ! would ts"' can Tue
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' 10 sit here ~ court OF equity. rather
than 10 pass upon tcChniCaliticS.
som" viii say. perhaps. that the at .
) torncy general may have been wrong.
that ne may have made 4 mistake. |
hold hrrc the last volume of the Mann"
Reports. NJ. 100 in which that same
+ proposition was decided i'll the case of
! tHe city Of Augusta against the city
IT WatorNillc. where the city of Au-
gustI Sueu the city II WaterN lille in Il
case where an alien paupcr was inyulV-
ed. ana IL" very same question came
uu there. This is what the court says:
/ The Legislature has the right to inn
/ pose upon The state itself, OF any par
tirular municipality. the support ot
pauperS as il NAV choose. chapter IL
at thu Pablo Laws of 1907, repealed
the provision of thr Revised Statutes
. Suhiectin" towns to pay for the sup
port Of aliens oi their families ON ac-
count OF their poverty or distress. and
/ substituted the provision that the re-
lief Furnished such persons snail b.
provided ~ thu. stat IN case Of per
sons having ~ legal settlement IN the
state.
So Ia" Law. court h;t~ settled that and
there is No question about il. Th,rc *
ne, chance. for any. uUihblr unless YOU
/ SAY tTtt TIE town 81 Stourbau that
! their s.l-ctin,n. ou,sIt To have known
mere than the Governor and Council.
! aud in adyap,.c. Of TN. opiuioli Of the
ottnrnn, general and If the=caurts- nf
! H.. >,4s,t,. ti1.,t j, =n,fs#t tn II:ffr pre-
! scented tFIai,. ,Iairn 80 mn earlier .atn.
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poor pauper claims presented here. | would
not say there are not those who sympathizc
with those claims: | realize fully there are
tAOre. but ! want 10 ash you this When
you have repeated the law OF 1903 which
MAJ. it lawful for the State OF Maine to
reil arse for this alien paupcr support
Il understand there is such Il bill be-
forc he Legislature but | have not socn
tt j that you arc going 20 repeal the
law e. 1905. which provides that the State
shall auine The supper. Of alien paupers,
Then ou will refer TO the next Legislature
thc>e lis for the support OF alien paupcrH
and so@ are going to put those interested
in these claims IN the position of coming
! back here two years from now and asking
the state 10 reimburse them for these claims
wherein the law. which made it possible
they should be reimbursed by III" State. has
been repealed. l. that Il fair proposition ?
l. hot that putting thc,u rather at dis
advantage II eeet0s 10 me it j..
/ do not wish to be . dog in the manger .
| simply can The attention Of the Senate
to the fact that a few days ago the claim
OF the Sagadahoc Fair Association, present
ed by the Senator from Sagadahoc, was pre-
scented here and was passed, there was 10
protest, 5nu ! 0dd no utSiFt 10 HldhE any
/! for | believed il was fair and right But
tell you that the Sagadahoc Fair Asso-
citation could wait couple of years for a
claim they had already been waiting for
three or four years. Just about as well
as those little towns could wait to BE- re
imburscd for money they had paid out. The
Sagadahoc Fair Association never had the
money.
believe that you and ] are little
suspicious of the man who says Il am not
going to pay you because you can't make
me, and because the statute OF limitations
has interviewed ! am not legally held to
pay"
The people of the State of Maine will
be a little suspicious of this Legisla-
ture if we take that view and say that
you have no legal claim; you cannot
sue the State of Maine and collect
this These are not in the nature of a
gratuity;' these are honest bills. the
most Of Them. I assume that of all of
hem reported from the committee, on
claims are just. Let NE say this, 1 have
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-01
Three Entertainments
for the Price of One

Three entertainments for the price
Of one That is what you secure If
you purchase season ticket to the
second " NJ .C. A. entertainment
course. Only $l-OO. On March Ord,
GOV. Luther AIanship, give an evening
Of stories. Gov Manship is a great
orator, and as an entertainer he has
few euals Opie Read. the great au-
thor and entertainer, comes March
eth. The Raweis, the native New
zelanders. will give From Savagery
to Culture" on Friday March Slst
The entertainments win &c given ir
The Baptist church. 2-.S-s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-01
(FIrst published Feb. 9. 1911.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
State OF Oklahoma, Grady county.
In Superior Court
Carrie shreve, plaintiff, vs.. John G.
shreye, defendant No. rs.
Said defendant, John c. Shreve, will
take notice that he has been sued in
The above named court for divorce and
must answer the petition filed therein
BY said plaintiff on or before the 23rd
day of March, A. d., 1911, or said petit
ton will be taken as true, and a iudg.
ment for said plaintiff in said action
for divorce will be rendered accord
ingly.
Dated this 9th day Of February,
1911.
BAREFOOT & CARMICHAEL.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: w. L. Melton, Superior Clerk.
2-9-2ld
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-01

Bitsche Bros. seed house will deliv.
or seeds, bulbs, and chicken feed
Phone us your order, phone "a. S-l-St
1000 tons best McAlester coal at re-
duced prices. Phone 81. 27-l0
Ed Carey of Oklahoma City is now
employed in the West Side drug store.
lie is a registered pharmacist and ef-
flcient and experienced in his work.
Orerstocked on coal We have four
kinds, all in bins. Call and see our
coal and get prices. Chickasha Lum.
her Co.. phone SO. 3-1-4t
FARM LOANS.
The cheapest and easiest terms. IS.
w Bird. 2-4-30d
Mrs. Ada Riddle of Kansas City,
viii arrive in Chickasha this evening
TO take a position as trimmer in, Miss
Rouleau's millinery store,
1000 tons best McAlester coal at re-
duced prices. Phone 37 27-l0
The Presbyterian Cocial circle will
meei with Mrs. J. A. Rose Thursday
afternoon. Officers will be installed
and full attendance is requested.
Meet me at the owl soda fountain.
17-tf
Miss Amy Johnson, stenographer in
the register of deeds office, returned
to her home In Alinco today and ex-
lcete to leave soon for visit in Mex
leo
/ Oyerstocked in coal. We have four
kinds, all in bins. Call and see our
coal and get prices. chickasha Lum-
her Co., phone So. 3-l-4t
stephenson-B Browne for lumber and
coal Phone 81. .27-lOt
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hill have return
ed home from months visit in San
Antonio. Texas, at the home of Mrs
Hnrs sister, Mrs. Effie Ford Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill also visited at Galveston
and other cities on the coast They
report a delightful time.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II it fails tc
cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c. 11-S-ti
FOR RENT - Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, 907
! Chlckasha avenue. 3-l-St
Ella Morris chapter Of the o. e. $
vii have a special meeting tonight
Officers march promptly at 1890. All
orc requested to be present at
o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-01
Specialized Farming.

Miss Jessie Nicholson inherited a
farm OF 225 acres in New lersey.
which her father had iarmed IN tha
old way. Wien she took 1t she ~
allied that the new way to do things
IL to specialize. SO she began to DO
this on the farm. She raises Canada
field peas. her own hay and maksa
sllp, aells chickens and milk. and
that il all There are 400 cows ana
she puts away $4,000 each year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-01

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