Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-01

counsel. resulting finally in ruling by
Gov. Milliken that affidavits from
other witnesses would be filed and
counsel for Mr. Chase he allowed to
examine them.
Sergeant A. G. Sylvester of Port
land. sent by Chief Bowen of the OPP
lice department: Know Chase. Have
arrested him for intoXication / think
Jan. %, 1914 in morning. Had COM
plant man corner Free and Center
streets abusing people. Went there.
He was gone. Woman came from bak
cry and said man there drunk. Took
man out and put him into barber
shop. Went TO corner of Free and Cen
ter streets. Put linn back, came up
third time. | lad to arrest him. Show
ed roll of money and said would get
me with thaJ. He was drunk Had
him charged with drunkenness and
using cbscere itu.;4A=s. I.Ater t.i;'.-
| drew both and got him free. Didn't
| want to brand him with court record.
! BY Hinckley--"N ordered by chief
to come here but given permission
and told better so. Chief didn't say
| to me he thought Chase made good
S. 2. c. A. officer. Have worked with
/ Know that he has been married for
| past three years and think lie has been
all right and a coed officer. Have rot
heard of any drinking since. Reputa-
| ton for that time is as a sober re-
| spectacle, good S. P. c. A. officer
! Randall j. Chase stated that he only
stayed in shop at noon and night.
| Berry girl and others in shop when |
rvnf tI1nr at
| bers had them fooling and playing.
| Told them to go out and the mon put
! out one and l the other. Never laid
! hand on them. They were commonly
called street walkers and buns
The next night the other girl came
and demanded ] buy some clothes. as
| they'd lost their clothes there last
night. They then made complaint to
! Capt. Cody.
Never laid q hand on the Berry
girl. Did push the other girl out of
SHOP. This girls reputation was bad
| that Of common street walker
BY Purinton-only stay in shop at
| lunch, at noon and night. Will qualify
| by saying that L work all day Satur-
days.
| review of a family matter. appar-
| emily well known in all its details
to Mr. Chase and both counsel was
gone into, with little interest to any
| others present.
by Hlnckley-Only stayed in station
when arrested by Officer Sylvester
about five or 10 minutes. Gave no bail
| but was allowed to go. Think Officer
| Lamont was in charge. Have drank
since oct. %, 1914. Have been S. p
{. A. agent for five years.
| Mrs. Berry was recalled and stated
| that Mr.. Glasses statements about her
, character was not true and that ber
| previous statements were true. She
| thought SHE had been confused with
another girl
state Schools, Boys and Girls
FREDERICK w. Hinckley, a trustee Of
tue state school for Boys, stated that
Tue trustees Of the School for Girls at
Hallo"eI had decided that it would
| oe better TO transform the stewards
mouse INTO two rents, so as TO have
! TIC assistant steward near the buiId-
| iilsS. could not get a contract for if
ana ilad to hire a carpenter to do the
work plecemeal The expense was t.
| pe taken from the maintenance fund
| cost was some over $500 and We wouId
ike approval of Governor and Council
[" secure auditors endorsement. w.
! IN Iact, made two good rents instead
OF one and think q good investment
for the State
trustee Hinckley said Mr. Water
mouse was appointed to have charge
| OF the water supply The LEGISLATURE
appropriated 5000 for new SUNNY
ochool has never had half enough
water. Located 5000 gallon conner
! tank we could buy for $500. 4 contrac-
! tor would install pressure system for
sl9o3. Decided to extend pipe and con-
meet with Augusta Water Go. and get
better pressure.
TubereuIar Sanitoria
Dr' L a. Hardy. president of the
! state Iupercular Sanitoria. made
statement as to the financial condition
of the institutions
LII. HARDY urged consideration of AN
important matter-the taking care of
the tuberculosis cases returning from
the army and navy. Maine has sent
nearly 1900 men and experience has
proved that about per cent. come
PACK suffering with tuberculosis. W.,
! have already had six applica tions for
admission and l know of two moro to
/ come. ! think we should be preparin;
Tor the $50 or more cases sure to como
, to lis.
Or. Hardy thought that provision
might be made for the caring of some
OF the sanitariums cases in other ir-
stitutions and he was authorized ia
open negotiations with them for sucb
arrangements. in order that the irnmc
diate cases from the army might he
! taken care of, as the law provides