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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-12
MISSING MAN
IL Made Defendant In Two More Suits
Filed In the Mason Circuit Court
Yesterday-Tlm Ryan Sued
For Notes.

In the Mason Circuit Court yester-
day two suits were filed against Tim
othy Ryan Of the county, the man who
disappeared recently, by the First
Standard Bank and Trust Co. and Mr..
George Mccartney.
Mr.. Mccartney states that by a note
of June 1, 1916, Ryan promised to pay
on March 1, 1916, the sum Of $41S.5O,
which has not been done.
The petition Of the First-Standard
Bank and Trust Co. recites that the
defendant obtained notes on October Z,
1916, for $110, payable 6 months after
date, one on November 8, 1916, for $40,
payable 4 months after date, and one
dated March 8, 1917, for $50, payable
8 months after date.
In both petitions it is alleged that
the plaintiff has departed from the
state with intent to defraud his credi-
tors and that he has left the county ol
his residence to avoid the services Of
summons and that he so conceals
himself that summons cannot be
served upon him. The plaintiffs ash
for a general order of attachment
against the property of the defendant
to secure payment of the said notes.
Messrs. Worthington, Cochran ant
Browning represent the plaintiffs In
both suits filed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-12
ADJOURNED SESSION

Ebenezer Presbytery held an ad-
journed meeting In Central Presby-
terian Church at 10 a. m. this morn
ing. At this meeting the Presbytery
examined and ordained the Rev. Locke
White to the General Ministry. At
1880 p. m. Mr.. White will be formally
installed as pastor of the Central Pres
byterlan Church. The public Is in
vited and the congregation is urged
to be present at the evening service.
The Rev. F. d. Thomas of Carlisle will
preach the installation sermon, the
Rev. Mr.. Hooper of Washington will
deliver the charge to the pastor and
the Rev. M. Venable of Millersburg
will deliver the charge to the con-
gregation.
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BARBER DISAPPEARS
"Jim Bob" Th0rOughman Leaves
Home on Sunday and Has Not
Been Heard OF Since.

Henry T. "Jim Bob" Thoroughman
Of the barber shop Of Duley and Thor
oughman has mysteriously disappear
ed and his family are at loss to
know of his whereabouts.
On Saturday afternoon he took his
barbering tools from the shop on
Market street and later partially pack.
ed his clothes. On Sunday afternoon
he was seen going toward the G. & o
depot He has not been seen since.
Young Thoroughman was splendid
young man, entirely free from bat
habits and before his disappearance
did not seem depressed in any way
He is married.
Any information concerning hi
whereabouts will be greatly appre
ciated by his family.
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INSTANTLY KILLED
Was Lang Anderson, Head Brakeman
On Manifest Train No. 9S, Steps in
Front Of West Bound Train
With Fatal Results.

Lang Anderson Of Covington, head
brakeman on Chesapeake and Ohio
manifest train No. 98 east, was in
stantly killed this morning about G
o'clock when struck by west bound
train at the coal docks,
The train on which Mr.. Anderson
was brakeman had pulled into the coal
docks for the purpose of taking coal
before proceeding eastward. A very
heavy fog lay this morning, making II
impossible to see more than 100 feet
in any direction. He stepped from his
own train to the west bound track
and was going up the track toward
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the engine Of his own train when he
was struck by engine 677 west. He
was instantly killed.
Anderson was young man, being
only rs years Of age. His home was
In Covington. He was very popular
among trainmen and very promising
future was before him.
The mans head was burst open by
the force of the impact His left arm
and left leg were badly crushed and
there were number of other cuts
and bruises all over the body.
The body was removed to the NOR
que in the undertaking parlors Of Hig'
gins, Slattery and Dwire. An inquest
was held by Coroner Slack this morn.
ing. The body will be shipped to rel
atives in Covington.
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WILL HOLD MEETING AT MAYS.
LICK

The members Of the Sanitary Sur
vey Corps will hold meeting at
Mayslick on Thursday night Of this
week to discuss sanitary conditions
with the residents of that community
Drs. Locke and Townsend will speak.
The people of the Mayslick neighbor-
hood have been very much interested
in the work of the Sanitary Survey
and subscribed literally to the fund
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MAYSVILLE WINS

Report has been received from Som.
erset as to the results of the contes,
between the Bible Glasses of the Chris
tian Churches In that city and Mays
vile. The home class had total OF
70, Somerset falling down to Ss. On
last Sunday the latter had q total ol
5b6 men In their school.
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A VERY IMPORTANT MEETING

The Mason County National Defens-
League Committee issues a comman,
from the United States Government
to the following citizenry committee
men to meet in Maysville, KY, at tn
Chamber of Commerce room, Satur
day, June 16, at 1870 p. m. to thor
oughly organize and to take immediat
steps to supervise and carry out tn
intentions of the League:
Minerva-Walter Worthington.
Germantown-R. G. HumlOng.
Fernleaf-Wood Wallingford.
Plugtown-Henry Pogue.
Dieterich-W. N. Fristoe.
Orangeburg-Dr. Winn Hord.
Helena-Otto Callahan.
Mayslick-Sanford Rolf.
Washington-William Wood.
Sardis-A. H. Dillon.
Murphysville-A. G. Watson.
Lewisburg-Charles Owens.
Hilltop-Squire John Cochran.
Plumville-William Valentine.
Dover-A. F. Curran.
H. C. CURRAN, Chairman.
Clarence Mathews, Secretary.
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VIII BE Held In the High School Audi.
torlum This Afternoon Mt 2 O'Clock
Eighth Grade Commence.
ment Tomorrow.

The annual class day exercises OF
the Maysville High School will be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
auditorium of the High School build
ing. A cordial invitation is extended
all of the citizens Of Maysyille to at
tend. There will be no admission
charged.
The class day exercises of the Sen
ior Glass is q farewell by them to the
remainder of the school An interest
ing program has been arranged con-
sisting of music and recitations. The
class song, composed by Miss Leisetta
Brodt, will be sung by the members.
Tomorrow afternoon ut 2 o'clock
the Eighth Grade Commencement will
be held in the High School building.
The following is the program of the
afternoon:
Observation-Disclosures Georgia ST.
mons and Mildred Proctor.
Chorus-"God Save the People
Somerville VIII. Grade.
Invocation-The Rev. s. X. Hunt.
Patriotic Drill-Barnes' VIII Grade
Recitation - Selection from Sir
II
Launfall-Elizabeth Barbour, Piano
Accompaniment--Ria Ross.
Girls Chorus-"Tis Our Festal Day
-Forman VIII, Grade Girls.
Debate-"Was Congress Justified In
Passing the Illfteracy Test Law"
Afirmative-Mary Downing, Robt
Power.
Negative-Mary Catherine Pollitt
James Ross.
Violin Solo-Georgia Simons; Accom-
panist. Mildred Proctor.
Essay-"Aviation Chenault.
Double Trio-"The Sailors Life
Harrington; Leslie Walker, Leslie
Worthington, Mildred Proctor, Davit
Cole, Leslie Slye. Eff Barkley,
Recitation-"Patriotism the Sures
Public Faith"-Georgia Carrigan.
Scene From julius Caesar-Alber
Knox, Brutus; Joe Wadsworth, Cas-
sius
Chorus Morning Invitation" -
Veazie. VIII Grade.
Presentation OF Diplomas.
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NOTICE X. OF P.'S

Member of Limestone Lodge No. SO,
are requested to meet at Castle Hall
this afternoon at 1 80 o'clock to attend
the funeral of our brother, Mr.. God
frey Hunsicker, which will be held
from his late home on East Second
street at 2 o'clock.
ROBERT BRODT, C. c.
Ben Greenlee, X. of S. and r.
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ATTENTION REDMEN

All members of Wyandotte Tribe
No. 3, /. o. r. M. are requested to meet
at the Wigwam Tuesday afternoon at
lis to attend the funeral of Brother
Godfrey Hunsicker from his late resi-
dence on East Second street at p. m
C. G. GAULT, Senior Sagimore
Duke White, c. of r.
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SUMNER SCHOOL FOREST AVENUE
BUILDING

Beginning Monday, June IS. closing
Friday, July 81. Daily sessions a
m. to IL. References W. J. Caplinger
any member Of school board or any
patron Of the last two years Of school
Phone 259-W. W. T. Berry, Wood
street. Assistant, Miss Flossie Jones
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RENE MBER

If you have anything you Want, Buy
or Sell, Help Wanted, Property For
Rent, anything Lost or Found, it
would pay you to use the columns of
the Ledger, We always get results.
Phone 40.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-12

Mr.. Herbert Galbre.th spent last
night with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Dora of Forest avenue en- route to his
home in Bracken county from Rich
mond, KY, where he has been attend
ing school,
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Parkers Popular Players of Colum-
bus, Ohio, will furnish music for the
Alumni Dance at High School audito-
rum Thursday night. 12-2t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-12

Mr.. T. d. Moncrief OF La Grange.
Ca. arrived yesterday TO spend some
time here. lie will wed Miss Mary
Bacon Osborne OF the county.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-12

The Maysvills Model Creamery 10
paying 400 . pound Tor butisrist this
week, ~
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-12

COltOns King Flour, made in the
most sanitary mill In the state Of Ohio,
$3.50 per barrel. GABLE BROS. II
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AGED COUPLE MARRY

Mr.. f. NJ. Bateman, 7S, of Augusta
and Mrs. Mamie B. Clary, 6S, of this
city, were married yesterday by the
Rev. W. M. Williams of the county.
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CORN %. gcrbes on Sennie 3cnes,
10 Siib an Der oitlidPn Seite pom eall
!pill SIpcnue, 40 SUB iilolic, pon
Pcgae Ape., 81.
Iie Siiburbnn gleal eitate Com
punp on Glen Reebe, Cots "a iino as
III BIcmpap slbcnile Spnoifnt Cub.
$i.00.
Stela grinfer OH Charles Cooper,
46. 50 ader 9arlo in Seftion % in
,Sucamore 9opnibip; ferner, 20.7o
slder Qaao in Sefticn 81 IN Spcd,
mrre Sorunisip: 81.
ssiaac u. Gonflia an Rnrp g.
SAaible, I6 BEL 200 9iib al Der flo
Iitjen Seite bon Eerrp StraBe tn Blu.
ai9; 81.
Sfanc u. GoifIin on Sinborn q
9iIliui, 200 SAB an Der Sitieite bon
Gomslin ape. in gIiie aib; 81.
ciaac u. 9ciiflin on Sobn nnS
66i.b shuibIe, 46 BEL 200 SUB all bei
GuoIpite bon Ferrn Strnbe i'll Blue
Gb, ST..
gie Cosmopolitan g. iinh Q. Go
on Dsaraaretta 2uep 2iibipig, 90 Bel
t04 ialb an Der gde BON Seliner nrtG
9i.on Strobe IN GorrpoiIle; 81.
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Sdledtes 5eHerDeriia
eSabr.


Den sur 81. Snbressa saoHDsntion
in Rem gort psriammeIten ytitslles
bern Des yidiional Bodrb OF Uire llns
berlpriters TT bon BEN aJraIbenisn
Der 9srsinisuus, Ri9. Ya. Sihea Don
Der Sariiorb Jirs Juiurancs 60. EN-
ipenig erireuli9r Jabresberi9t dH'
terbreiiet porben. Dana9 baben bic
9sreiuisisn Delsrpsrii4erunss Gs'
ieai9di.eu in 1915 p,amien bon iIls'
ssidulmt S424.272. .461 Dereinnabmi.
BOD bititn Setras babeu bie 4us9as
ben unb bic 9sruiebrung Der Werbino'
Ii9tsiien Ito1 iiberitis9tn iobaB ii9
fur bas Sabr eiH Rettuoerluit Don
$10, ,712,079, obsr Don 2.46 Yroseni,
eraeben bat. Derielbs pergleid. fi4
nit bsm idbrli4eu 9ur4f4nittsprcs
fit BON L67 projent fur bic Yeriope
BON 1907 Bis 1916 incl. @ussni4eias
lid III bisisr prOaenilas Gin rs4t s'
I9sibtnn. @Isi4asitis tpurot aiif bic
in bielsn Staaisn beftebenbs. BEN
sseuerperTi4erunss Gei9dft fstHts
li4e @eiebeebuns HingeDiien, tpslAs
bic Geielf4afien fiir esrtnss uebsr'
irstungsu mit Idperen Straien belesi.
3ubsm bat fi9 bic Steuerlafi auf Sas
RettosG sGintommen Der Gsitni&dfssn
bon 1880 in 1909 auf 10157 n
I1916 ssfsiaeti.
Der Doriibsr bes fnttftifdeu aus'
l9uHss, 8. q. aelisp, beridtste, bdb
Der Jeu.rf9dbeu Der Raiion per Fopf
Der BsDSlieruns Don $1,7l In 1915
cine 3unabme auf $2.10 in 1916 ers
fdbrenbat. Gum srOben abiI 1T RE.
fsfbe ouf mebrrs Gtsrsbriiuifs TN
@iibsr, ioipie auf bic Grploitofi pcn
ruIIijhsr arieosmunition I'M giet,
gprter Sdfen juridsufiibrtn, bei ps!'
der aatditropbe allsin etn ShaSsH
| BON IL Whllionsn Dollars anstit ii,t
purbe. Seit Der Set III .iM ipeiisr.,
b5dit psrfuftrei4e erploiion. ebtnfdns
BON, fir gublanb bsfttmmier arisass
nutrition, in aingslanb, R.S, erfclat,
unb f,rners berariies stataifroprm
IoFsn Ii6 sfpdrim. Snsadammt ba'
ben bic Geuerperluite her @sfaIi4afts
ten in 1915 s214,530, ,995 betrdasn,
ssssn $17o. .0ss. 300 i'm SABRE Dprbsr.
Aud bic iiinaiis srOse Gsuersbrunii
/ IN aiIanta. Ga. fheint mii sinem
@erfuit bon 4 bis 5 WifIioner Sol.
Iaors otrbunben ,u fein, I'm Dsrel.i4
init Der unfdns!ihn Gdibuug bon
nur "a MlIipnsr Dollars.
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Names Dtbinsbaus on 6errnnn ).
S9osmr $1474.
Darn y. 8urnarb an Sout1ern
Ohio G. nnb 9. 60. $500.
Glen Niniton an aiberoI 6. una
.. 60. $3.50.
5ubn 8 .gobl.p an bp. $400.
QBilliam 6. Satman IN Wlt. gBdip'
iRston 6. 3. uno .. So. $1,000.
DsrisIbe an Wtt. DaibiHgton g. y.
unb D. 60. $500.
peipis 20. Wamnts an Ularp ..
Gutb $500.
2llma 3. 5eiImabsr an Gdfi Sioe
.. nnb g. 60. $1100.
Gaa 8. Saberer on Soutbtrn Obio
Sdpings gani 60. $1,000.
Ger u. QarIons an Court 3onIs
6. uno 9. 60. $1,000.
Sfaac elpislOff an eitB 5da Sari
$500.
0erfsIbs an '@eri Realip Go.
81, ,275.
Sobn y. Drtnsr on ebiparb Hitnis,
gormunb, $2365.66.
gli6del Gsisr an Silosrtou g. uno
o. Gp. $1,000
ebparS 3. UiiIer an 8. SdIi@
$1,000.
Seurp Surlonber an Calhoun y.
uno 9. 60. $1,000.
Wsorp ). 8uib an prcDiosnt Sonn
60. $1,000.
StanIep 50. NtWliIIuu an Delta
g. q, SO. $3.50.
Clara 81. GOot on Gait SiOs Q.
unb g. 60. $1,000.
9drrp .. Sia an Giti5sns 3. uno
9. 60; $500.
1rant g. erpsr an OutIsp o. uno
6. 60. $500.
Barnett S.lar an Rt. aodms
Bldg. SO. 5000.
qllhe R. WeNinnis an 9efuitt
Abe. 8. unb 3. SO. $150o
GIOrinoO R. luiaro an Baltimore
ape. 6 uno 9. 60. $500.
8. z Dopnep on Sycamore 2. unb
g. 60. $2400.
9lnton gpaun an 6. q. Sober
$498.32..
Rofi 6. Sellers an Gam 9pbn
$500.
Wtottie =. Wurphn on Central Z.
unb g. D. 60. $1,000.
Robert 6. Sop an WaInut Oils
g. unb 6. 60. $3.50.
G6as. SiuiIsp an 2odldub 3. nHS
6. q. Go. $3.50.
Suiia gOtmann ON Deft atbsrn ..
lnb g. 60. $500.
asip Danors an Sofbua 6. pisrion
Trnitee $400.
9srfelbe an College Stl 8. unb o.
Go. $500.
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No.. 9u nermibt in meirerl
8riefe. Il. Iiebe Woma, Elm feites llr.
tbeiI iiber bic bieiieen @erboIfr,iIic
unb bic 9erpobner bes Sdloiies. Sd
babe ie6od nit abiiht einige 3eit se'
martet, I'M fem oorihne1es llrtbeil
dbougeben un6 ben Dseni6en uuS
8erb1ltniIien nibt llnreht 81 tbun.
SD idrieb Dir iton boB &oulteiit
9tlliba iebr itreug er5oeeu iporben lit.
mas iunio nebr gSainber nebhler
-n1ub, ba ibr Bater, Der 9rnf, eigsnt
lid nift gu Den iogenanrrteu 5rpm'
men gu 36bIen 1T. Or ipottelt oIer'
oings riemaIs iiber- religiofe 9iugI
o6er ani6dirnnsen inlb IGbt jebem
feline Neeinr,ng. 9esbolb bat er 0it
pobI feline 5rmi geDdbren Iuiieu. BIZ
gnrB in ibren fronuHen 8etraftirr'
gen airfgegmgen iein foa pnb Die Gr
5iebrng ibrer Sohter IN elmer nofter'
Iifen Gnitnlt dneeoronet bnt.
Sare GSr6ntrrigfeit 1T elm finftRrei
Sif3uriid5ieben IN ji1 ielbit uni
eine bonge eden Dor Der @eriibrtnf
NIT Der auberrnelt, ieiem es be Nen
ihen o6er oie Botiir. s5iir ein iinieei
WeGb1eu if etne iolde anifniunic
getptb reft obiouberii3. Gle Ieibe
ess& Sn1atexs ieelii@ tnie HrpeIi&
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6ruubeiseHibums iiebsrtrasanseu.
Giueinnati, 8. Sun;


Sitiou W. Sern an Yatisncs 4un
parie, Got 10 III Charles u. 5eiItsr )
unterdbtbeiIun9 in UlabHonoiIe. 81.
aatberme StOh ON Graui 5. gee
ter. Got 40 in 9arriet u. ASifs linz
tsrabtbeiIuns. 81.
&atberiHs Strobl an 5rant s. se.
tbiloa V. 3isieI, aOts 3S unb 80 in
Sdrriet RQDeft's llnisrabtbeiluRe. 81.
Sbe prODibeut Sdpings y. e z.
Gompanp, 3ruitss, an Carrie Doif.
Got 6l3 in Der Jlabiiou pIate llntsr'
abt3eilung. 81.
Wsarp Gloran an Dinoen5O @oleus
tint, 25 bel 100 Gub an Der Siibof,
Gde Don Spmmss unb Manitau
Strabf. 81.
Sbomas GOrb an 9be Bourbon
Copper &c 8rab Gompanp. 8 Sabre
gSd4t, Dom l. tSuni 1917 an, auf 37a
SUB an Der ROrbIeite Der droui Cir.
Wonatli4e Wistbe $40.
gseter y. garbo on bieislbe, 8 Subri
po9t. BON 1. Jani 1917 an aiif bas.
feIbe eieeutbum. wionnili4t Wifibs
$40.
9earI g. DGmads an miIIiam q,
Sdtmau, Got 2 in potihoffs llnter.
dbtbeilune an Der edrtbass pile. 81
Gents 90. MGmad2 an MininiS q
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grunbeisenfbums.S .SppOtbeien.
meme Spp0tbstsn.

Jteue ~ 9Pui u.
pati.nce u. parts an Gait GHb 6
a.. SO. $225O.
gtnna Sarrington an bideIbs Rot
perI9aft $3.50.
s. Dim Siu an Central Q. unb Z
60. $2250.
Clemens Mibbsnborf an Riperliot
.. u. unb 9. so. $500.
Robsrid WiIIiams ON 5eipiti Ips
6. unb .. u $1,000.
aatbrpn Senferi an aiberaI y
unb 3. Go. $500.
gaarp GiIep aa proptbtnt Sonr
90. $500.
GIi3abeta 2onsfsllotp an GImiDoof
Ylace 8. unb q. 60. $500.
Wlo7b R. Watis an Geuts. 80
@n.is 5000.
Dinren3o Dalertini on Marp GIo'
ran $1,000.
aInna 6. 2lt!srs an Deit RorlDpot
.. unb g. 60. $500.
gBilIiam 6. 2atmnn. on Ieipis w
Wdmdds $1,000.
Gmanba Sougbton an Soutberr
Obio 6. unb z. 60. $3.50.
Gtbd .. qapns an Scmeitedb @
unb 6. 90. $500.
9isI.lbe OH SObnsG. R. SaisH
$500.
Charles 8. gropn m grnif Sta'
tion 6. ulto y. Go. $500.
Clemens Tl. DOIfer on Dsf' pric'
Sin 3. unb 9. Go. $500.
9oroibA Spurts ON Rioeriibs y
q. unS g. 90. $500.
RoFna aeim ON UG. s.6edn9p 9,
unb g. Go. $500.
etusuit 8. Bauer an bkfeIbs ST.
500.
Robils Seol.a on Brighton Ger
man gont Go. $500.
Senrp aeonbarbt an;Ul05nipi plat,
8. NIB 3. 60. $3.50.
Rareus Roberts an price OH
GasI. 8. unb o. 60. $1,000.
Charles g. Snopbiu an gissGoul
.. unb g. Go. $500.
syrani GpIsIoff on Glefi Gtrabs Ro
2 6. un0 .. 90. $3.50.
gpbile S6alsa ON Briebton Ger
man Banf Go. $500.
Jofepb q. Springer an Gorriue y
4runer $500.
Sslsn gafbaus an Rusida' RaHp'
Go. S772.90.
ellie 20. g. ReHs ansSanes D
Ruttsr S11s.31.
Settle S9olle an gaetpSTounbutior
6. uno .. 60. $1,000.
Sarrp Didmau on prpoioentt2oor
Go. 5000.
Senrp Surlunber ar gaIboums =
unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Wlofts Soiepb on 5ounab 5oiepi
$1,000
@ilIiam u. Gr.iiasl on Drmoub'
g. unb g. Go. 5000.
CLARA R. gooi an Clifton Ututual
g. unb q. Go. $4,000,
2ena Sia an QIeaidnt Gibge v
unb g. Go. $500.
St,pban Osydrmp ON biaelb'
$1700.
qtnnie g. S6afsrt an goutbsrr
Sbio 6. unb 8. Co. $500.
Y. Barton appl.sats an DsSrpan'
ptlle 3. unb 6. Go..$1900.
eena S4nfsr onsGitb 3oIIt SaH'
$1,000.
EoFs 9. Sellers 2 on S&iisma 3
unb 6. 60. $500.
3. 7. 9otpnsp un DO. $500.
SaDa Rabin on Baltimore glpe. 6
unb 3. 60. $500.
Caroline 6. Burns on Qmanba
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CHANGING 0FNGhMt
LAWS OPPOSED
YSPORISMtN
Commissioner and Cove S
LIerk Have a Lively lit
REMARKS BECOME Pr. .ONAL
Fish and Game Clubs Represented at
Public Hearing on Proposed
Change Of System.

Montpelier, Jan. 25.-The liveliest
tilt which has occurred at this session
Of the Legislature took place to night
between State Fish and Game Com
missioner John w. Titcomb of Lyn-
donyille and John n. Harvey the Gov
ernors executive clerk and reviser of
the State fish and game laws, at the
hearing before the Senate and House
revisionary committees on the ques-
tion as to whether the present per-
missive form of game law, as codified
by Mr.. Titeomb and passed by the
1912 Legislature should remain in
force or be superseded by the pro-
hibitory from recommended by Hale
X. Darling, revision commissioner. i'll
his report on the revision of the Pub
lie Statutes.
Mr.. Harvey mentioned letter of
Mr.. Titcombs written to Mr. Darling
in which the State fish and game com
missioner stated that the Legislature
was not competent to pass on the
merits of a prohibitory Of permissiye
form of law and the executive clerk
added that Mr.. Titcomb had called
him a CRATER and told MIR. Darling
that he must not be influenced by him
(Harvey), as he was a bad man.
Mr.. Titcomb referred to the occas-
ion when Mr. Haryeys father had
been tried and fined for catching
short trout and Mr.. Harvey retorted
that his father had never been indict-
ed by a Washington county grand
jury, as Mr. Titcomb had been.
Others who spoke in favor of the
old form and against the Darling Har-
vey revision were as follows: II. j.
Conant, Washington county fish and
game warden: Rev o. ]. Anderson of
Derby. C. c. Wiley CT Willoughby, r.
w. McCuen OF Vergennes, l.. c. Rich
of Brighton, f. Z. Howe of Benning-
ton, Roy Patrick of Burlington. II. c.
Rice of Brattleboro, James b. Dono-
way of Middlebury and G. F. Davis of
Windsor.
On the question before the commit
tee the sportzmen of the state lined
up solidly behind Mr.. Titcomb. Repre-
sentatives of the Newport Fish and
Game club, Willoughby Fish and
Game club, Addison County League.
Essex County League, Caledonia For
est and Steam club the Bennington
County Fish and Game League, Wind
ham County Fish and Game League,
vice president of the Vermont Fish
Game League and Ascutney Fish and
Game club spoke strongly in favor of
the present law. Commissioner Oar
ling and Mr. Harvey defended the re-
vision commissioners report with the
ground that it conformed to the form
of the other public statutes and RENE
died certain minor oversights of the
present law. The hearing lasted for
more than three hours.