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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-04
ArOOstOOk County.

SENATOR (entitled to three);-Rep.:
sss futon
Blaine; Albert A. Burleigh. Houlton.
Dem: John B. Pelletier. Van an =, Buren,;
rFarnsworth. Caribou; Nathaniel Tomp-
kiqs. Houlton; Perley n. Tarbell. Merrill
coUMTY CoMMlssIoNE II,o b., Pat !;
Stephenson, Reed Plantation. DEM: John
ASsS5sg AG5iSs psm N,n BsEpaFq
Brown. Mars Hill. Prog: Howard
COUNTY TREAsURER.-Rep.: Elisha
sHoulton. DEM: Varney Pearce. Houl-
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-Rep.: Nicho-
N ST Fessenden Fort ai Fairteld
REGISTER OF PROBATE.-Rep. Seth
S. Thornton. Houlton: Parker 2: Bur-
leigh. Houlton; Stephen H. Hanson,
sHERIFF.-Rep.: Elmer G: Bryson,
eHoulton: Henry B.: Pratt. Caribou; John
Hersey; Charles f. Dunn. Houlton; Mar
tin Lawlis. Houlton. Dem: Melville p.
Milliken. Stockholm. Prog: William w.
NSewall, Island Falls.
House Of Representatives.
Van Buren,. Grand Isle, Hamlin District
Eep George George y Hammond' Van B Brsn
f Hodgdon os Amity, A hInneus |a Dia5r rf1
Rep: William A. Heal, Weston: Lyndon
E. Clifford Reed Plantation; Alonzo 3.
Irouty. Reed Plantation. Dem: Joseph
ty. Prog: Elmer j. Earle, Weston
Houlton (entitled to one)-Rep.: Charles
T. Barnes. Dem: Albert T. Putnam
Prog: Alfred +. Astle.
Samuel c. Greenlaw. Dem: Leon S.
Howe.
Fort Fairfield, (entitled to one)-Rep.
Clarence a. Powers. Dem: Isaac Con-
ant Fort Fairfield
Caribou certified to one)-Rep: Lean
der E. futile Dem: Floyd A. Smith.
Blaine. Mars Hill. Monticello District
Theodore A. Richardson, Blaine
Eagle Lake st, Francis. New Canada
District-Rep:: lsaie G.. pagle, New
Francis.
ST Agatha. Frenchville, Madawaska
..District-Rep.: Luc Albert MAZDA wa ska.
Dsm EN- Maxine P Ga,ffnon, Frenehyie
Rep: Henry II. Daigle. Wallagrass.
Dem: William J. Audibert. Fort Kent.
Washburn, Easton. Mapleton District
Rep: Perry +. Day, Easton. Prog: Ar
thur G. Whitcomb, Westfield
Ashland. Portage Lake. Castle liill Dis
trict-Rep:: George Il. McNaily, Ash
land; Archibald e o Watt .h Castle ST Hill
trict-Rep: Howard r. sisson. Island
Falls; Verdi Ludgate, Sherman. DEM:
A. X. Sanborn. Island Falls.
New Limerick. smyrna. I.ittleton Dis
trict-Rep.; Lucius A. Hill. Littleton
Dem: Augustine b. Libby. Merrill. Prog.
AYgustlne - p Li Mco, Merrill er Nc
trict-Rep.: Perley T. Howard, Wood
land Dem: John Anderson. Stockholm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-04
House Of Representatives.
Oxford County.

SENATOR'S (entitled to one).-Rep.
P prrhan L. ;vs STANLEY; Porter; George w
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
2. Chandler Buzzell, Fryeburg; Herbert
L. Ridlon, Porter DENT Frank L.
ian w. Blanchard. Rumford. Dem: Al
bert BesIyeau, Rqmford.
George SnuNT ny AREA IK psIfs Rw ;Eis ep
Blckneli, Norway. Dem: Howard D.
JUDGE OF PRoBATE.-Rep.: Ad-
olson F. Herrick, Bethel. Dem: No
REGISTER OF PRoBATE.-Rep.
H. Eastman, Norway.
rr s sah;,Ra IioIp Edward W. Jones,
NJ Small. Mexico. Dem: Arthur ].
Landry. Rumford; William O. Froth-
ingham Paris.
House of Representatives.
Paris Hebron. Woodstock District
Rep: c. w. Cummings. Hebron: Henry
II. Merrill, Hebron. Dem: William E.
Rumford Gentitled to one)-Rep.
Frederick o. Eaton. Dem: Walter L.
Chadwick, John 3. Tardiff.
Bethel. Hanover, Lowell District
Penles p Greenwo sr DEM ,eDae Fred Ma'' e.
Edwards. Bethel.
Brownfield, Hiram, Fryeburg District
Rep: Frank F.. Stearns. Hiram; Cor
ham H. Rankin. Hiram. Dem: Preston
Canton, Dixfield, Hartford District
Rep: Frank Stanley. DiXfield. Dem.
Oscar f. Turner. Hartford.
Mexico. Andover, Newry District
Rep: George A Hutchins. Mexico.
Dem. Burton NJ. Goodwin. Mexico.
oxford, Waterford. Norway District
Rep: Herbert F. Andrews, Norway.
Dem. Leslie E. MeIntire, Waterford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-04
Lincoln County.

SENATOR (entitled to one).-Rep:
CHESTER fssi;s a ho, Boynton' Jefferson Dem.
cs se a h0f Boynton ' 5eerson Prog
CLERK OF COURTS.-Rep.: Victor
K Montgomery, Boothbay. Dem:
Wilbur F. Merrill. Wiscasset.
Joseph F: CHAPMAN, 6amarizeotta
boro; Leonard B. Marston. Wiscasset
fr C6irN George r 4; RSst9n Bristol
drew c. Halpen, Whitefeld. Dem:
HOWARD 5,WI,a E; Hall al Damariscotta,
freeman d. Southland, WiscasSet. Dem
Richard H. T. Taylor, Wiscasset; James
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-Rep.: John
"; BraGbet t;;. Boothbay Harbor. Dem: !:
harrington. Waldoboro. Prof: John
w. Bracket, Boothbay Harbor
w, SHERIFF.-Rep.: Walter E. Clark,
Dem: John A. Thompson, Southport;
William r Mari, Boothbay Harbor. Vs.
House Of Representatives.
Edgecomb. Boothbay, Newcastle Dis
port; Elton H. Thompson, Boothbay.
Dem: Chester f. Tibbetts, Boothbay.
Boothbay Harbor, Bristol Monhegan
District-Rep.: Lincoln NJ Harris,
Boothbay Harbor. DEM. James B.
Perkins, Bothbay Harbor. Prog: Her
man Hartung. Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset. Dresden, Jefferson District
Rep: Herbert A. Clark. Jefferson;
Avery J: Bond, Jefferson. DEM: Har-
old r. Dow. jefferson.
Waldoboro, Nobleboro, Damariscotta
District-Rep.: Fred W. Scott, Waldo
boro Dem: Thomas l.. Richards, No
bleboro. Prog: Daniel f. Bisben
Damariscotta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-04
COMPLETE LIST OF june
PRIMARY NOMINATION PAPERS

The following u . complete revised list
of all the candidates for senator, county
lonicers and representatives to the legisla-
tture to be voted for in the June pri-
smaries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-04
HON. IRA G. HERsEY

CONTINUED from Page Two)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
|GIDEONS SEEK
MORE MEMBERS
A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION or
TRAVELLING MEN WILL CAN
vASS WHOLESALE HOUSES.
Object 10 to Place Bibles In Every
Hotel in the Country for Use
Of T~ransients.

The local society OF Gideons has
completed arrangements for a vigor-
u campaign for new members. which
will start next Saturday afternoon
when a committee will visit every
Wholesale house In the city with an
effort TO get all the travelling repre-
sentatives Of the respective establish
ments to join the ranks OF the order.
The Gideons Is composed of Chris
tian travelling men and Its object Is
to have Bibles in every hotel in the
country for the use of the travelins
public. Already q number Of hotels in
the Wheeling district have been
"Bibled'' and these INCLUDE the Wind.
sor. Mcclure and Rogers. The other
local prominent hotels are expected 70
be enrolled within the next several
days. At a number OF the hosselries
small Bibles are to be found In each
room and at some more they may be
obtained from the clerk.
The society meets every third Sat.
urday of the month at the Y. NJ. c. A.
and all travelling men are invited to
attend the meetings. The committee
in charge OF the membership camJ.aigu
is composed Of II. s. Cuigiey. William
Chambers. William Ray, c. Donaldson
and II. L. Bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
OFFICERS R
REELECTED
BY MEMS = eRoTHERHooo OF
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH.
Al Well Attended Meeting Held Lssk
kiaht-WM Entertain the ST.
James Brotherhood.

All former Officers of the Mems
brotherhood of the First English Lu-
theran church were reelected by &C
ciimation for a period of six months
at a well attended meeting of the or
ganization held in their rooms at the
church on Sixteenth street last night.
The officers are: VIM. X. bradbury.
president: VIM. l.. Fritz. v~ice-presi-
dent: l.. r. E~ichelberger. recording
secretary: III. c. Myers correspond
ing secretary: Fred Myers. treasurer.
The meeting was one II the most
interesting that has been held by the
organization for some time evidenc-
ing the fact that the Brotherhood is
continuing in it's growth OF popular
lily among the men of the city. All
men are invited to attend and those
who go to one meeting generally al
ways return as they are accorded
such a hearty welcome.
Next Thursday week. March 16, the
Brotherhood will have as their guests
the members of the Brotherhood of
st. James church who recently en-
tertained them. The entertainment
committee in charge has not an
nounced any of its program for the
brothers by asking them TO lust
leave IL to u.s." and all the members
who have attended similar affairs
with the same committee in charge
seem to understand what thai means.
Preliminary arrangements were al
SO made for n supper which will take
place April "a. The committee in
charge is 4. C.. Schneider. chairman.
A. NJ. Jones. J.. F. Strohlman and
Harry Clouse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
BROWN MAY RUN
For Prosecuting Attorney Of Marshall
County Being im~portuned
by Friends.

Although Hon. Martin Brown, re-
firing member OF the West Virginia
house of delegates. has not as yet
formally announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney OF Marshall
county. it is reported that his candi-
dacy is soon to be launched. Mr..
Brown. whose abilities as an agrees
sive lawyer. who gets there" are
we'll known throughout the county,
Is being importuned to enter the race.
and his friends are OF the opinion
that his being OF the ticket would
add considerable strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
DECLARED UNSAFE
Board Of Control Puts Ban on occu-
paney Of Central Hotel Until
Repairs Are Made.

The old Central hotel at Twentieth
and Main streets. partially wrecked by
a gas explosion Wednesday night, was
declared unsafe by the building in
spector and chief Of the fire depart
ment yesterday. The premises were
ordered closed by the board OF con-
troll. and later signs were placed about
the old building. An examination Of
the building showed that the walls
were bulged out and that the floors
had loosed from their anchorage.
Quite a number of the windows were
broken by the explosion and have
been replaced. None of the persons
injured in the explosion are or ever
nave been considered in a serious con-
dition. reports to the contrary notwith-
standing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
CIRCUS Is OYER
Last Performance Of the EIks Bur.
lesque Circus Given Last Might.

The Elks burlesque circus and Hab.
erback's trained animals gave their
last performance of their engagement
at the Elks club last night. The big
top was crowded to capacity and in
spite OF 1t being get away" night the
performance was given in full and was
Just as big a scream as on any of the
previous nights. The management q.
this congress OF wonders" has prom.
lsed TO play a return engagement" on
their annual tour" next year.
After the big show a number of
persons remained and enjoyed dancing
until one o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
@CHAUTAUQUA MEET
Will Be Held In Y. M. n. A. Club
Rooms Sunday Evenlng-interest-
Ing Lecture viii Be Heard.

Sunday evening the members of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. to-
gether with their friends will attend
the Chautauqua meeting that will be
held In the club rooms. The associa-
ton has secured as speaker for the
meeting. J. ID. Gordon. of the Central
District Telephone company. He will
use as his topic for the evening, THE
Transmission Of Intelligence The
lecture will be well illustrated with
moving pictures and lantern slides.
The meeting will be open Inc all are
invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
POLICE REPORT.

According to the report of the
police department filed yesterday
with the clerk of the board Of control.
there were 6S arrests made by the
city during the past month. OF those
sp~prehended there were SO white men
IL white women and we colored
ome Fines levied amounted to
ss44.60 of which $462 have been col
lected. There were 81 patrol calls
during h month and 81 ambulance
calls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
WAR PARTY"
Will BE the Title Of Unique Entertain.
ment That viii Be Given at Y.
M. n. A. Monday Evening.

Monday evening at the Y. M. III. A.
club rooms, In the Peoples Bank build
ing at h corner of Main and Twelfth
streets. the members of the associa-
ton will give a novel entertainment.
The affair will be IN the Io'ure o. a
war party and promises to be one III
the most Interesting events o. Tho
eason Many II v'tations have bean
sent out AMI all members are invited
to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
RIVER NEWS

The Ohio is practically stationary at
this point. Owing to the Monongahela
having a slight rise the waters are
expected to begin to rise here slowly
tomorrow. The stage at 6 o'clock last
night was 8 feet 3 inches.
The Reuben Dunbar passed up yes
terday morning for Pittsburgh and
will be down at 10 O'Clock tonight for
Charleston. The Liberty departed on
Thursday morning for Marietta and
Will be in tonight at s O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

PITTSBURGH, March >
ing: cloudy.
srEUBENvuLLE& feet falling:
clear.
PARKERsBURG-Io.s feet. rising;
snow.
Morsantown 81 feet. stationary:
cloudy.
OIL CITY-1.e feet. rising: clear.
WARREN foot. rising; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

GET N Of your druggist, In the opal
Jar, h genuine Eico Cream. For
ehapped hands, sore lips or face. A
sure beauty improver. Used at bed
time, IL quickly disappears and always
heals. Price Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

superintendent Harry Halter. OF
the municipal work house. filed his re-
port with the board of control yester-
day morning. which shows that there
are thirteen inmates confined therein.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
Republicans Seek to Ride Into
Power by Adopting a Cory
Glory Policy
]. HAMILTON LEWIS
FLAYS ELlHU ROOT
Challenges Former New York
Senator to Come Gu, in the
Open With His Issue De-
mocracy Will Meet 1t

Washington, d. c., Feb. Is.--Sen-
ator j. Hamilton Lewis, OF Illinois. in
the Senate today delivered an ener-
getic attack on Elihu Root, In reply
to the speech recently delivered by
the former Senator to the Republican
State Convention OF New York.
He reviewed international conditions
OF this country with respect to Ger
many and Mexico. He declared that.
after losing every other issue, the
Republican party, under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Root. was seeking to make
war with Germany dominant issue
for the coming political campaign.
THE speech had for Its purpose the
awakening OF the American people to
q spirit of resentment against the
Democratic administration" said SEN
ator Lewis
cts deliberate object was to hold
the President Of the United States up
an an individual unworthy of The re-
spect OF his country and lacking tine
confidence Of the nation"
Taking up the phase of Mr.. Roots
speech relating TO Germany. Senator
Lewis said:
..Mr. Root says 1t is necessary we
should have President who has
something more than words. who
would follow words by actions.
yet what action? There can be
hut one other kind of action. and
that is war.
let Him Declare the Issue.
IF tho able Senator expected to
pledge his party TO war as an Issue
in this country. let him declare It
with courage, and the Democracy VIII
make the issue.
-If the actor referred 70 means
4l4x Ie~Nrieyancc ngainst the De-
mccracy liz that II has not marched
it's people across the sea into Ger
many to be killed; Ii that be not the
purpose OF the word action. what
other action. then. could he refer to?
This hypocrisy of statesmanship /
protest against as an American who
will be called upon to tender all
have in the fatefui hour Of conflict.
III the object Is to elect q Pres.-f
dent under the covert object of war
and to hide the truth from the Ameri-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
SE[E:-cObfESStD SPY Is
CAPTURED N new YORK
HAD OPENLY DEFTED
EFFORTS At ARREST
Anarchist Squad Takes Him In Hand
and Gets Partial Confession
70 Get Trunk Caused His Cap
turc.

New York. Feb. ta.-~Ignasius T. T.
Lincoln, the seif-confessed German
spy, who escaped from the custody
OF a Federal deputy marshal January
s. and who has since been openly de-
flying the United States otIicials, was
reeaptHred tonight.
Four operatives OF the Department
OF Justice surprised Lincoln while he
was walking leisureiy along Broad
pressed revolver into the pit Of Linz
coins stomach. and said
You're under arrest. Lincoln"
Handouts were slipped on his wrist.
Instead OF being crestfailen. Lincoln
sneeringty remarked:
II congratulate YOU. You are ex-
tremely clever. But was given up
because refused to pay tribute to :
deputy marshal. am gOinx to zee
that the man who betrayed me II
prosecuted for blackmail."
Lincoln was thrust Into taxicab
and taken to the Federal building.
where he was examined by members
OF the anarchist squad.
He Tpunted His Captt,rs.
He continued TO taunt HIS cAptors.
Ptecemeal his story Was wormed from
him. For some time he has been
living In Red Bank. ~, ]. Juak after
his escape he lived Ia an apArfment
In the Bronx. whore he iefs 4 trunk
when he moved TO Red Bank. IL WAS
ii quest OF this trunk. which this
landlord refused to rive ~ without
cash payment FOR ! debt fhAt Lincoln
came to Manhattan. Government Of
flclaie were notified. aad ne was
traiIsd from the bronx ID Broadway.
where his capture occuFred.
HnrfnA .a.t<,xs -. Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
NEW POSTO OFFICE
TO MEET NEEDS
WEEKLY STATEMENT or
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.

The weekly statement OF the Federal
Reserve Bank OF Richmond. at the close
Of business Friday. February ~. shows
resources. IA total gold reserve Of 3l5.-
sS2.0s1-60; legal tender notes, silver
certificates and Subsidiary coin. t1o1.-
tal resources, S2S. 1ss.4os.so. Total lia-
bfiitiss. $36, sss. <os.so, Federal reserve
notes issued. st4.1sl.l0o.oo; on hand.
tsS7.77s.oo; outstanding. els.eoe, s1S.oo;
gold with Federal Rsservs agent, So
i1A.4o0.0p. Net liability. $4.es3.215.o 90.
Total amount 0f bills discounted for the
week ending February 10. 3ses, ezo.ss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
WASHINGTON DEMANDS
fUITHtR ASsU.A AcEs
FROM TfUT0A NATIONS
NOTICE SERVED ON
AUSTRIAN GOV RNMENT
Lusitania and AncDna Cases May Re
main Unsettled Until Whole Under
sea Warfare Question ID FINALLY
Adjusted.

washington. Feb. 1s.--Secretary Of
State Lansing today told Baron Zwie-
dinek. the Austrian charge 1'affatres.
that the United States recognizes the
right of merchant vessels TO arm for
defensive purposes, and does NOT ac-
quiesce In the new submarine policy
announced by the Teutonic powers.
The notification given the Austrian
charge was the same ~ that given
the German ambassador two days
ago. Baron zwiedinek will cable his
government. notifying II Of the posi-
ton officiaily announced by tho Laited
States.
IN negotiations arising from the
sinking OF the Italian vessel Ancona
by al, Austrian submarine. the Aus
trian government gave pledges I. the
United States that Its submarine COM
manders had been instructed since the
beginning of the war to comply with
international law In submarine, opera
lions.
been asked from Austria BY the
United States Such pledges now will
be required.
NuIiines Previous Ass frances.
The state Department takes thu po-
sition, that the announcement OF Ger
many and Austria that after Febru-
ary 20 they viii instruct submarine
commanders to sink armed enemy
merchant vessels without warning
nuliifles AL assurances previously
given.
These sarlier assurances were ac-
cepted by the United States ~ mean
sing that passenger vessels would not
be sunk unless they resisted or at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
LIBEL SUIT IS FILED
|. By OWNERS OF APplM
TO RECOVER VESSEL
Whereupon German Ofiicer Declares
His Objections to Procedure OF :
Court OfYicials.
MARSHAL DISAGREE,S
WITH PORT COLLECTOR
Complication In Seizure Of Prizc
steamer Brings Government Agents
Into quarrel Over Their Respective
Legal Duties

Norfolk. Va, Feb. f0.--Taking
steps to establish right OF pos
session To the steamship Appam,
which recently arrived In Haynp-
ton Roads under command of
German naval prize crew. follow
ing capture Mt SEA, the British and
African steam Navigation Conn
pany. Limited. Of Liverpool, own
ers OF tho steamship Appam, have
fllcd 4 ll,el In the United States
District Court here. claiming pos
session Of the vessel.
The State Department holds that
under the PfussiaR-AmerieaA treaty
the liner belongs to the Germans as q
prize. at least until prize court passes
ON the legality OF her capture.
The British embassy has contended
the ship should be returned to her
owners under provision of The Hague
convention.
The usual libel process was ordered
issued today by Judge Waddill. The
iibellant Is represented by Hughes and
'vandeventer, of Norfolk, and Fred
erick r, Coudert. and Ralph James M.
Builowa. OF New York. The libel is in
the ordinary form Of libel for pos
session.
Serving the Libel.
Deputy J.. Il. West, accompanied
only By Attorney Buiwer. OF counsel
for the company: A. G. Bailey. OF the
ONCE OF Cashier. Curran a. Bullitt,
agents for the owners. and two watch
men. left Norfolk this morning on the
tug Mascot about 3 o'clock. The party
reached rho side OF the Appa,n about
Deputy West went gut on deck while
f1rN vaat ~ the mar rrArys afuad ~ ffsn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

For four hours on yesterday, from
10 until 2. the Senate considered tn
Mapp prohibition bill. Senator R&22
all. of Tazeweil, offered q motion pf1&
viding that vote on the meASd~
should not be taken earlier than N
o'clock next Tuesday. as there MQ44s
some senators who would be ay6&T
wanted to be present WREN tie Al
was voted on. NH &aza
The committee amendments yk&ES
then read, and practically al " thNS
were adopted. except one or two e1 81
tons which were carried over
further consideration. After tho -
ing of all tho committee amendme44r
the BILL was taken up FROM the IA
ginning section by section. The p0t41ks
which occasioned special debate Nef4
the penalties to b~ provided by 1A4s
bill and the manufacture and saleS N
older 81 N ;sz ssaS
Senator GooIrfck Attacks Fenalt1k HI
Following up his speech OF Fridn5S2
Senator Gnoirick attacked secflnn ~
of the bill, which section contains tN&s
general penalties. The general px4&s
vision Of the bill Ii that the 6rst m 81
tense SHAH be counted . mIsd em96HF1s
and the second or any subsequent ~
tense shall be counted felony. TIN.
penalties. ntWSVcEr dFS nos
throughout the entire bill. ~ vaxiQNM8
sections OF the bill state the pet,44
ties for certain specific acts. 6enA&9
Goolrick argued that the friends = S
the bin would damage their cause NS
insisting upon such severe p0nat&1&4ES
that 1t would be impossible to- &~&5
juries to convict and cOnvtctton
carry with 1t q penitentiary sent4cH N
Senator Davis said that he th0MG - r
~. - - ~ ~
careful on this point. and thmfy
himself. as friend OF the naeo
he would suggest that IL be cAfN&1 3
considered whether all the ponm31
proposed were reasonable. IS e 7zz33
Senators Andrews and Gum III &
made Inquiries concerning the a.
OF giving ardent spirits To- =
friend. sasSs
Replying to the objections Wif7
had been raised. Senator MApp
elared that he thought the on1y an
ton to be decided was whether M1
violation Of the liquor laws jiiUff0x n
penitentiary sentence. 6peaktnE
himself he declared that he hea5o1
that the courts and the turiee v
made up their minds 70 convict NJ
violation of the liquor laws and
and work on the chain-gang werex
ready being dealt out by 5uries ~ T. &
tenders In local option Counties y
man could be convicted Of feiony5
under this bill for Z trivial oKen
The sale Of liquor would not NJ m
accident. II the law WAS net de1l
erateiy violated. not only ones v
twice the offense could not bes ps!lss|
ished as felony. He thought k44%
felony clause should remain IA I'M Y
general section on penaities. asA6
fha hill flstinctiv stated. noxe1p& Il