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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22
|NFoRmATIuNI

Bagat in puscarie pc viata.
Baltimore. Tribunalul de aici
a gasit pc doctorul Nor
bu Ishida vinovat de omor in
primul grad 81 la condamnat Gu
inchisoarea pc viata. Ishida este
un alienist Japonez, care in ziua
de "a Decembrie ucis pc docto-
rul George b. Wolff. Vinovatul
cantase sd Sc apere zicind ca NOR
tul il numise spion Japonez 81 cal
acuzase de purtare incerecta GU
ingrijitoarele.
1000 de dolari pentru 0 mus
c4tur4 de cline. - Warren, Ohio.
Prin verdictul unor iuri.
Moijk KalichA, a fost condamnat
sd platcasca 0 despagubire de
1000 de dolari D-rei Mary Camp
bell, pentrd ca fusese muscata
de ciinele acestuia. Sc zice cd desi
muscatura era intro parte cam
nepotrivita a corpului, fata a
trebuit so arate' j,lrilor ca sal
convinga.
On ,,s&rac" bogat. ~ San Fran
cisco, Cal. - Timp de trei AMI n
ziIul de saSAci de aici a. ingriiitI
pc un anune Nick Mulvaney, ca
re era in etate de 81 de ami 81 ca
e, Sc prezentasc aci ca ne mai a.
Wind Gu ce sd traiasca. Tot tim.
pul cit stat acolo pastra Gu ba-
gare de seama un pachetel inve-
Ut intf . cirpa murdara, pc care
M voia sal arate Ia nimeni. Ieri
ipsa Ia dat intcndentului ca sal
erupce IA gunoi. Ia cercetare, in-|
tepdeptul 3 vzxat cx iii cirpa
era nm libel de, bancs,
rare doyedea cx bxtrinuI syea
b 10 dolll !deug fs,frs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22
VIdruntiSuri.

I'm redactor, editor, proprietar.
masinist, tipograf 81 altele, spu-
nea mai zilele trecute ca un CO.
merchant de alta de ismene lar Fl
oferit 100 dolari pentru o publ
catie in ziar 81 Gu toate acestea
nu a publicat-o. Noua Mise pare
ca de lar Fl oferit 100 dolari ar
fl fost in stare sa-si ucida pima 81
una din cele patru, decum Sc pu-
blice minciuna gogonata.
..Pierde Vara" din Cleveland.
Ohio. prins Sc dea lectiuni din
Istorie. Ell site cum .,Bizantin a
intemeiat Constantinopolul pc
vremile vechi 81 a avut lnpte
mari ell Grecii'' :.
Italia cere trei bilioane despa-
gubire de la Austria, un billion in
bani gaia platibil acuma, restul
in transpoarte de MARTA (fer) in
ours de 5 ami. Aceasta cerere. Sc
pare cal va da Austriei sansa
pentru ca sd trimita cit mai multi
metal in Italia. Metal pc care tu-
nurile Austriei nu au fost in sta
re sal trimita.
Red;ctorii acestui ziar cauta
un barbat de sexul femenin (asa
cum il intelegeau cei de la Comi-
tetul din Trenton. n. j. pentru
ca sal punem in spirit 81 sal tri-
mitem la expozitie.
Tn preot din m oras invecinat
a lasat pc aghiotantul lui care
raspunde la initialele v c. ca
sa ne scrie O anOnima. a SOsit la
cos. dOmnilor. Gu voinicii de tufl
ma discutam.
Frank Martin din Fulton. Mo.
a devenit cumnat Gu fratele Sau.
Ell s'a casatorit Gu muma-sa vi
trega. lar fratelc lui s,a casatorit
Gu sora dinsei. Ciudata cumetrie.
Renumitul professor de .istorie
n. Iorga. s'a decis sd premieze pc
autorul unei piese americano-ro-
nina, pentru piesa istorica in ca
re a spus ca Bathori ucis pc
Mihai Viteazul. Medalia, facuta
din dovleac 81 garnisita GU ice
cream, este pc drum.
.,Eu, stiu minti's a spus din
sa. Am minat Gu o iuteala de
81 mile la ora, tocmai asa cum
spus politistul.'. Natural ca fc-
meia care facea aceasta declara-
tie era una dusa la polite pentru
luteala prea mare Gu care a minat
autOmObilul. Numele dinsei era:
Miss Catherine Adevar.
Americana lie spun la actiunile
fara de nici o valOare Wild
Cat". Cum am putea moi spune
la actimile pc carl le Wind uni?
Sc cauta un termen rominesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22

Duiicd. IHStitutlulftd ue cdFltaJe
la pus sd plateasca cite un dollar
pc ii pentru tot timpul cit stat
|acOlo.
fnchis pc un an pentru furt de
un cent. Londra. Patrick
Beyford a fost inehis pc termen
de un an pentru vina de fl fu-
rat un penny. Eel furase aceasta
moneda neinsemnata dintr'o GU
tie numita "a milei" de la biseri-
ca ST. John, din North Wool
wich.
Ia scos ochiul Gu furca. -
Marysville, Ohio. Gilbert, fiul
de sase ami al D-nei 81 Dllui j. s.
McGinns, STA pierdut ochiul
drept printr-o intimplare nenoro-
cita. Fratele sau mai mare anu
me loan, fntorcea niste fin ud j
in timpul acesta, pc cfnd copilul
eel mic Sc afla in fata lui, la
scapat furca 81 i-s'a 7nfipt GU un
corn in ochiu.
Potolirea rasvratitilor din E.
gipt. = Washington. Telegra-
Imele sosite de la Cairo confirma
|rapoartele &c vesteau rasvrati-
re nationala in Egypt, insa in a.
celas timp spun ca aptoritatile
engleze sunt stapine pc situate.
Sc zice Cd rasvratirea a fost eau
zata de pOpii mahomedani, earl
asmuteau poporul contra domina-
tiei engleze asupra Egiptului. De
a cmenea Sc mai zice ca studentii
M2homedani de la nrniversitatea
din Cairo au jucat um rol princi-
pa! in a(este turburari.
Cere iesire la mare La Oaz.
Cc va iesi din cererea Bolivie ca
sa Use lase 81 ei o ieSire la mare.
nu Sc site, fnsa rezultatul final
este asteptat cu multi interes. Z
tot ce sc pOatc ca cOngreSul dr
pace sd neutralizeze teritorul de
pricina numit Tacna, facind de "a
scmenea ca africa sa ram7e un
port liber. IN prezent provincia
Tacna apartine de Chile, insa Pc
ru pretinde ca are drepturi mai
vechi asnpra Ell
Fata arestata pentru omor. -
New York. LA tr3bunalul de-
aici sa judecat cea mai tinarl
fata dintre cite au fost acuzate
vre-o data de omOr de gradul
intii. Numele eite Felipe Garn-
Ebino, esfn )efie ne patrnsprezecc
ami, 81 a adinis ca in noaptea de 81
Decembrie a impuscat dc moarte
pc Tomasso Troya,, unS>chirias
care locuia in casa lor. Fata III
sd zicea ca comisese crima i'm legi-
TINA aparare, pentru ca Troya
o atacase cind erau numai amin-
dol in casa.
Pedepsirea unui nevinovat. -
Cincinnati. Ohio. - William Hoo
pc din judctul Hamilton a stat in
puscarie timp de IA ami. Mai tir-
ziu sa aflat ca nu ell. ci un altul
comisese crima pentru care a fost
condamnat. Ca reparare acestei
nedreptati, un deputat inaintat
la stat cererea de Use plati lui
Hooper suma de 1888 de dolari
Aminare in predarea flotei ger.
name. Berlin. = Din cauza
lipsei de carbuni predarea unci
parti din flota de cOmerciu a
Germaniei va Fl aminata pentru
citva timp. hipsa de carbuni> >se
datoreste mei greve minerilor
81 dificllltatilor ivite in trans
portarea pc caile ferate.
Revolutia Men9evichilor. - Lon
dra. = Niste rapoarte neconfir
mate anunta Cd in Petrograd q
ich,lop;% n ,,<sxy<x1,,%,o o/Nfnnonxy;.; |
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22

Revolutia Men9evichilor. - Lon
dra. - Niste rapoarte neconfir.
mate anunta Cd in Petrograd q
isbucnit 0 revolutie <Menscvici-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22

Fedepslrea unul neVM0vat. -
Cincinnati, Ohio. = William Hoo
pc din judctul Hamilton a stat in
puscarie timp de IA ami. Mai tir-
ziu sa aflat ca nu ell. ci un altul
comisese crima pentru care a fost
condamnat. Ca reparare a acestei
nedreptati, un deputat inaintat
la stat cererea de a Use plati lui
Hooper suma de 1888 de dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22
Aminare in predarea flotei ger.

name. Berlin. Din cauza
Upset de carbuni predarea unci
part din flota de comerciu a
Germaniei va fl aminata pentru
citva timp. Lipsa de carbuni se
datoreste mei greve minerilor
81 dificllltatilor ivite in trans
portarea pc caile ferate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-22

Americana lie spun la actiuniIe
fara de nici valOare Wild
Cat''. Cum am putea moi spune
la actiunile pc carl le Wind unii ?
Sc cauta I'm termen raminesc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05

j. s. BUYS BIC
A|RSH|P FROM
GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON. Oct. % Correspond
ence the Associated Press) The
R-38. Great Britain'B largest airship,
recently sold TO the United States, is
ca pa BILE OF travelling - hours longer
without refueling than the largest
German airship constructed before
the armistice. She also embodies
another achievement in the aerial
constructors' art. With her enor-
.mous gas capacity OF 2,720.o00 Gu
bic feet, a third larger than that Of
the R-3+ Of transatlantic fame, the
IR-3S has a lifting" power of 80
tons OF cargo. This Is 80 per cent
Of her total lifting" power. So tons.
The airship's weight. 32 tons. is
|reckoned as dead liftage."
The sale Is attributed to demands
for economy that have been made
on the British air ministry. Con-
struction Of the RIBS was begun last
year at Inchinnan, on the Clyde,
where the R-34 was built. Her
cruising endurance will be As miles
per hour for nearly nine days. In
length she is 695 feet, rs feet longe,
than the R-31, and her girth is 81
feet 6 inches. The airship is equip
ped with four 35O-horsepower Sun
beam Cossack engines and two 275-
horsepower Sunbeam Maori engines.
Altogether she will develop a horse
power OF nearly 1000. Her speed
viii be rs miles an hour.
II Is rumored in English aeronau-
tical circles that she will be COM,
manded upon her flight to the Unit
ed States, after being completed in
few months, by Major Scott, who
few the R-34 to America and back
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05
DOCTORS WANT MORE

LONDON, Nov. 17.-(By MaiD
British physicians have long been
complaining that, as nearly every
thing has advanced in price owing
to the war, there should be a pro-
portionate advance il their fees. The
justice of this contention has been
officially recognized by the Minister
of Health. Being of opinion, lie
state, that the present minimum fees
of 60 cents and "a for primary vac
cinations at private houses are in
adequate he has issued an order
which comes into force in December
to increase the minimum fee to
$1.25.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05
ANOTHER STORY
Of UPPER LAKE
|CEB0UND BOAT

Report from the Upper Lake.
here yesterday. shows the
narrow margin by which Paul ana
Louis Wampler, Odessa ranchers
and lum bermen. escaped death from
exposure when their motor boat was
caught in the ice several miles on
shore during last weeks cold snap.
Incidentally the story throws a
doubt upon the report that John
Erickson and two other trappers
were the men in the boat observed
through glasses by men at ROCKY
Point and other places on the west
shore of the lake. 1t may be tha'
Erickson and party were frozen in
with their houseboat. which is moor
ed near Thomas creek, it is said, ano
It was the Wampler brothers in the
boat under observation.
Anyway, the Wampler brothers
experience in the ice makes thrili
! ing narrative. Their engine failet
after the fall of darkness, leaving
them helpless, and as the surface O
the lake froze they were quickly i'm
prisoned. They said that the coli
wave descended so rapidly that !
seemed as il the water froze In
-stantly.
| Ingenuity and presence of min
saved the ranchers. They tore u
the long seats and sfashioned skis
and as the ice thickened they foun
1t would bear their weight and thu
they escaped safely to shore.
Persons along the shore of tn
lake heard the engine missing an
then it stopped altogether. an
next morning were able to see
boat in the lake, believed now t
have been the Wamplers' Graf
though SO far away that som
thought it was log or mass OF hoa'
ing tule. The men, however, ha
escaped.
The boat is still in the ice, say
the report, and will probably renal
until the spring breakup.
III
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05
HUNTS PROFITEERS

LONDON, Nov. 17.-Bermondsey
is the first community in England
to employ a profiteer hunter IA
woman. She receives a, salary of $50
weekly and her work consists OF
making purchases and inquiries and
instituting proceedings against deal
ers who charge unreasonable prices,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05

The Hoodlum," the second or /
Mary Pickford's productions pro-
duced at her own studios will be .
shown at the Star Theatre starting
Sunday afternoon. THE Hoodlum"
is an adaptation from "Burkses
Amy by Julie NJ. Lippmann. /
If you were to have the opportun-
ity of seeing one of the worlds
foremost motion picture stars in
one of the greatest stories ever
written for the stage, wouldn't you
jump at the chance? Well. it is
coming your way and soon, too.
The star? Marguerite Clark
The story? Come Que of the
Kitchen!" This is the play in
which Ruth Chatterton was carried
| to fame almost overnight and which
has delighted millions in story form
and upon the stage. You really
cannot afford to miss 1t when it is
shown at the. Star Theatre today. .
| George Walsh has set a lively
pace In a new departure in film, in
his latest Fox feature. "The Win
ming Stroke" This production is the
first of its kind--and the kind is
very desirable. Presenting scenes
on and around the Yale campus, OF
typical college life, and progressing
to a most intense scenic and Ora.
matte climax in the worldfamous
Yale Harvard boat race on the
| Thames at New London. "The
Winning Stroke" is the first motion
picture to wind itself SO completely
around actual scenes in the life ant
: sports of great American Univer
sit.
Also, George Walsh is the frs
, actor to attempt such a part as tina
: of Buck Simmons, the plucky, lucky
lovable hero athlete of the Yal'
. racing crew. Walsh is colleg'
fellow himself and has the bearing
), and the experience to ''get away
with this sort of character and maxi
4 it true to life.
BY special concession to Fox Filr
. Corporation the Yale authorities al
lowed the filming of scenes on tn
campus and at the training quarter
:. and of the crew. The filming Of tn
contest between the Harvard an
Yale varsity eights-the great row
ing classic of America-present
y scenes bulging with enthusiasm an
- excitement. At least 100000 pei
o. sons witnessed this great even
- crowding the river banks and boats
10 Such scenes never had been II
cluded in a motion picture unit
le "The Winning Stroke" made its al
ID pearance. The play, now at tn
I'd Liberty Theatre, is one calculated
a appeal to the very best class
TO theatregoers. 1t presents Walsh
t, the stroke oar of Yale; it offers
le number of typical Walsh stunts;
t. maintains the spectators interest
ID the highest pitch throughout by i
clever plot; it is triumph or a
VS. in dramatic construction and
in photography; and it shows Geort
Walsh at his best-which Is hard
beat.
= This will run today at the Liber'
Theatre.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05
ESTRAY

Strayed to my ranch about 10
DAYS ago, one yearhng Herford steer
-crop off each eaf--no other brand
poticeable-owner can have same by
having for this ad and feed bill, Jay
Manning, r. #. D. Nos H. hiasiiats an
Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05

ZIZ
December II, IL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-05
AT THE THEATERS

The HoodIum," the second or
Mary Pickford's productions pro-
duccd at her own studios will be
shown at the Star Theatre starting
Sunday afternoon. THE Hondlum'
is an 9daptation from "Burkses
Amy" by Julie NJ. Lippmann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22

One senator having voted yes and
p senator's having voted no, the veto
OF the Governor was sustained and
the bill does not become a law
Message from the Chief Executive
To the Honorable Senate:
l have carefully examined Senate
Document No. l35 Resolve in favc-
of the SaEadahoc Agricultural and
Horticultural Society" and respect
fully return the same without my APP
prevail.
This is a special appropriation to
this society growing cut Of the fact
that the fair was not held in 1913
ana therefore the State stipend did
not become available.
The request for this appropriation
was not filed with the State auditor
last November in accordance with
the law and the appropriation is not
provided for in the budget.
The general law makes the stipend
proportionate to premiums actually
paid out for agricultural exhibits. |
am aware OF the valuable service
which this important fair renders to
agriculture but | cannot overlook the
facts that many other fairs in Maine
were cancelled in 1918 ard to some
extent this occurs every year. So
long as the general rule established
by statute makes the payment OF the
stipend conditional upon the
premiums actually paid by the fair
this rule should be adhered to and all
the agricultural fairs Of the State
should be treated alike.
(Signed) CARL E. MiLLIkES.
Governor.
Dated at the
Executive Chamber
March q, 1919
The PRESIDENT pro TEN: The
Senate has heard the veto message OF
the Governor on Resolve in favor OF
the Sagadahoc Agricultural ana
Horticultural Society. What is the
pleasure of the Senate?
Mr. BANTER Of Sagadahoc: ! vote
that when the vote be taken i Dc
taken by the yeas and nays.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn: TIE
question is shall this resolve become
a law notwithstanding the veto OF
the Governor? Those voting yes
Notwithstanding the veto OF the Gov
ernor: those voting no vote 10 the
contrary.
The Secretary called the roll. Those
voting yes were: Messrs. Ames.
Babt, Baxter. Chick. Davies Folsom.
Grant, Lewis, Lord. Peacock, stan
lev. Thornton. Tuttle-fs. Those
voting no were: Messrs. Clement,
Cobb. Creighton, Emerson, Gcogin.
Holt. Netcalf, Parent. Kicker.
Tho-,bs. Walker Ill. Absentees:
Messrs. Butler, Dearth. Gannett. Cor
dom.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn: IS
senator's having voted yes and II
having voted no the resolve has not
received the required two-thirds vote
and does no. become q law
Bills ia First Reading
s. D. .s.: An Ac. to amend Sec
ton -. 50. 81. So. 81. IS. 50 and 50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE

i INT ~ ~ sase!sss s.ias that
internal esHa1S IN Goea eo0Gtieo Al
30 YIN eIays b pAy.ieany e.
The GdAsys are the meet ovse.
yosee4 organs In the human ooay.
Whea they hreak doW1 unAef The
serai. and he deedH ME add e.
en0ulates and aystG16ses bsek soei
1Asse eAafp esystals tear a1A eefetcA
IL 6ekeaes urinary eAa0Aels eansin9
esesoeiati.g pain ard ct % ifEike.
tso1o vAicA may cause pe009enfe De-
Rsaeeoetsa aa1 eftsa q tSrn int
ota11 bsigAfs Dteeese.
One u eAa fes< vHsHi1g3 e o3ug.
UsA kidneI aekiea b pain & siGDeSo
9 he e1sn u Tie laef. lsss q eppe-
0te, t1dlDeseiaa - rAeunaaA
Do nok Wait uDeil Tie danger 10 Upeo
ysa. At he 1fse ind6eatieo d t1v1ble
. a3te1 tie ea1ee q oeee. Get . t1tel
lsx = GOLD MEDAL HaaSlea Ol
Capsalest i1Pestel direet frsa Tie
labosotsg5eo b HouanA They viD rive
ahDege in0ekate peliol II Ter any
easse tAey .shesA as& ysse osaey ID
- rse.e1e1. Bat = s1fs = ct GOLD
MEDAL Neae s3Aes y ee0aine. i
seals1 ls1sA -sAsss dssa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22

II is a matter that has been be-
fore the Legislature for the last
twenty-five years. and returned
every TWO years 70 be passed upon.
There has been much difference Of
opinion among the members Of the
various legislatures 10 which these
resolves have been referred as TO
whether Michael Burns was entitled
70 receive any sum Of money from the
State OF Maine l could think OF no
way. Mr.. President that was more
fitting and more proper than that the
highest legal committee Of the I.egis-
lature should permit this claimant. II
he he ore. 70 sue the State Of Maine
that he might stablish his rights, II
he had any, in the courts Of the
State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22

For over three years. was con-
fined to bed with Rheumatism. Dur
ing tina, time, had treatment from
a number OF doctors. and tried near
ly everything saw advertised TO
cure Rheumatism. wi;,.ouc receiving
any benefit Finally. decided 10
try Fruits -tives' Tor Fruit Liver
Tablets. Before had used half a
box. noticed an improvement: the
pain was not so severe. and the
swelling started 70 go down.
continued taking this frui, medi-
cine, improving all the time. and
now can walk about TWO miles and
10 light chores abou. the place"
ALEXANDER MUNRO.
soc. a box. s for sa.5e. trial size CSC
At all dealers or sent on receipt Of
price. By FRCIT-A-TIVES Limited.
OGDESSBCRG. y. Y.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22

and other articles and measures OF
wood. bark or charcoal from giving
certificates Of weights or measure
faithful performance OF the duties
Of their Offices.
H. .. $50: An Act L. repeal chap
ter "a, OF the Private and Special
Laws Of 1911. relating to the Baska-
hogan Dam Co. under the title An
Act 10 amend Chapter IA of the
Private and Special Laws of 1911;
entitled, An Act 10 amend Section /
Of Chap,e- SIS of the Private and
Special Laws Of 1864. entitled An Act
TO incorporate the Baskahegan Dam
Co. as amended by Chapter 2.2 of
The Private and Special Laws OF
1905. and by Chapter a. Of the Pri-
waite and Special Laws OF 1911
H. D. 81: An Act to amend Section
! Of Chapter a12 Of the Public Law
Of 49,. entitled. An ACT to require
certain vehicles 10 carry lights at
night and to control the glare Of
headlights.
An Act TO provide for the presen,a-
ton OF medals and testimonials TO
soldiers and sailors who served IL
the European war
In the House this bill vas referred
to the next Legislature
IT the Senate the acceptance OF
the report Of the committee was re-
considered and the bill was recon-
mitsed 10 TIE committee on military
affairs.
Mr.. GCRNEY Of Cumberland: NJ
President. in the absence Of ne
chairman Of the committee on mill
tary affairs move this bill lie on the
table
The motion was agreed to.
An Act to provide for the accept.
ance By the State Of gifts Of land
and for the establishment Of State
parks and forests.
In the House this bill was recon-
mitted to the committee on State
iands and forest preservation.
On motion by Mr. Ames OF Wash
inston. the Senate concurred with
the House Ia the reeommi,ment Of
the bill
An Act to provide for the purchase
OF land by the State for forestry
purposes.
In the House this bill was recon-
united to the committee Of State
iahos and forest preservation.
On motion by Mr. Ames Of wa4h.
snsron. the Senate concurred With
the action Of the House.
H. D. 4sl: An Act TO exempt Ger.
tain bonds from taxation.
Ton motion by Mr. Baxter Of
sasadahoc. tabled pending second
reading)
From the House: The majority re.
port OF the committee of inland Gsh.
er'es and game. ough. not TO pass. on
An Act to repeal Section - OF Chap.
Ter 81 OF the Revised Statutes. a.
amended by Chapter 2is Of the f,ub.
lie Laws Of 1917, prohibiting SUNDAY
dshing.
The minority report Of the same
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-22

From the House, TIE veto message
Of the Governor in relating to Re-
solve authorizing Michael! Burns "a
bring his suit at law against me
State Of Maine. was read by the
Chair.
Mr.. DAVIES OF Cumberland: Mt
President. I move that the veto mes
sage Of the Governor be considered
at the present time, and that the vote
BE- taken BY the yeas and nays
A sufficient number arising the
yeas and nays were ordered.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN: The
question is shall this bin become
law the objections OF the Governor
Notwithstanding. Those voting YES
vote tina. the bill shall become la"
notwithstanding the veto OF the
Governor: those voting TO vote .
the contrary.
The Secretary called the roll MI.
Davies voted yes: those voting no
were: Messrs, Amss, Rabb. Baxter
Chick. Clement, Cobb. Creighton.
Emerson. Gocgin. Grant. Holt Lewis.
Lord. Metcah. Parent. Kicker. stan
lev Tho:nbs. Thornton, Tutfie'
u,.n. >, Ahsentees: MessrS.
Butler. DeaTth. Folsom. GordoE'
Quincy. Peacock-s.
Mr.. DAVIES: Mr.. President.
merely desire to say in explanation
of my vote that this resolve as
passed BY the judiciary committee OF
which I happen to be chairman. mere
" gives Michael Burns OF Augusta
the right to sue the State OF Maine
that the courts may determine
whether or not he was entitled 70 re-
cover anything from the STATE OK
Maine.