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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
PACKER SWIFT
DENIES CHARGES
OF COMMISSION

Chicago. July u--ha-res aEainr
the packers n the report Of the te4-
eral trade commission were denie6
Today oT -oEls ? Swift speaking
Tor MS own cornpan- and for the
other biE Chicago pRcte-s.
THIS latest report If rhe federal
trade commission if merry an A.
tack upon large and successf ii
business urEautza mons and should %
resented by al Americans VIM are
proud Of the Industrial progress ur
the nation" he said
IT contains nothing new and z
an outE-0wlh Of the former desc-nd-
led Henev ex-pA-1e invest Earlon
Tins report 50 far as I am concern
I'd contains ahsoluTalv no evidence
of collision among the i've Er'aE;es;
packers
The manner n winch ne -'-asle
COMMUNICATION JugEles figures and re-
corts To sensatlonR-3tles ne-~aTs ne
insincer1ry of me commission We
are living IN - bonn me splrT- md
the letter Of the law and want 70
cooperate with NE ruva~-me1t u
every helpful and scnns.~Ir'--ve wa.
bur we must protest. AGAINST TIRE
met mods used by TIM Important
branca # The gDpernrnen,
- shy me large pa &nd ths5G-
individual businesses are d puSslir
henef1 and a decIae6 tactor N
Keeping Gown the sPraad between
livestock and meHt prizes Tins r.
par+ put Out nov a. parT Of the
propaganda in wilrn the trade COM
mission. with others IF engaged.
seeking To suh5ecr lhe Packing in
duEtry and other lines nj business
t'Crrtiuued On Page 4-coI. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Daniels To Join
tactic Fleet At
San Diego. Aug. 10.

@EiA.aEIon- July L-5eCrstary DAN
announced toGAy thu. ne would not
-Soznv -ae new Pacitic aeet 70 the
eoAs- The secretary viii. how
OH he feet at San Diego about
suE; Il The date of the fest sail
LOT hampton Roads has been
ssc lin July L 70 July -
q -1nis!s saic that the fest wouia
San Francisco about Augusf =.
"'ich pn-t Il probably viii be re-
ny RESIDENT Wilson during mis-
= s'oA'fle tuur IN behalf of the League
~. Oanlels announced thnt ne
,,-,. aSt''tec the invitation Of tina Hun-
- - -'ik1os- of cummercs TO be uruy-
o,, ne official opening late in Aug
ne new navy drydpck II Pearl
- ID The ssc-erary will make the
4" laval aboard the New Mex,co.
- y. The Pacific feet- Mort of
.,. Las vii 80 70 Hunuiulu 1nr the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
GOING AFTER
TRAFFICkERS IN
THRIFT STAMPS

New York. July 1.-THE war SEW
lngs committee announced today that
the operations Of unscrupuluus tras-
1ickers n thrift and war savings
stamps were being listed ry a spe-
ciaI force Of investigators with a view
ID prosecution. The investigation is
being carried On under instructions
from the Treasury department. The
committee said that many psrsuns
fail ID realize that war sayrnrE
stamps caa be redeemed a. any post
Office for their face value, plus IN
Ierest-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
WILSON SIGNS
Big Money Bills and
Wire Return Act
Still Considering Agricultural Eli
With Daylight EIuer anr Hape
Sunday Civil Measure-Many Pstl-
lions for anr Against Daylight
Saving Repeal

" Washington. July 1--Preslden1
Wilson mad another buoy Gay today.
5s spent na1y hours = his ONCE
working On business winch accUmu-
.atad while ne was returning from
Pal1s. 1anle--ed with TWO cabinet o.
nce:'s and la-R u me Gay signed the
ARM nav, deficiency and District
Of Columbia appropriation hills and
the resolution -epeAllng The act IN
DER which Inc telephone. telegraph
and cable companies were taken over
during the WAY
The President still had before him
tae agricultural Dill with rs rider
1or repsa- Of the daylight saving law.
ana Lns huge sundry civil measure
WITH Appropriations 4nr the Shipping
Board ana the cam paEn against
oonb-thr'Uwsrs and other radicals.
MANY PETITIONS both TOR and aEaLnsi
repea. II the daylight law were De
tore The President and ne WAS rep
thought
Ali appropriation measUrss signed
by the President became Law lrnme-
dla1 ely, with appropriations reI,nac-
1--we u JIly I. bU. the wire resolution
does moi becune eEsCLIys until the
enc OF Lne month when the proper
neg VIII be returned 10 their owners.
Under Inc RESOLUTION IuI-astaIe tsIe-
phone rates established under govern
ment control WILL remain effective for
four months, unless sooner modified
by state -aLe-nak1QE bodies.
President "a IlsDn began the DAY
Win al early morning round OF goiI
with Mis-. "a -lsor at d Country Club
course nea- the capital. Returning 70
the "a hIts LOUISE ne passed more than
al hour III las 1esk anC ller made
Al unexpected ylsII - ne Sta-e, War
ana Navy building, across the street
rom the Y dI-s House, ID confer with
Acting Secretary Polk d. The Sla1s
department. anG Secretary Of tne
Navy Daniels. Le al6 not coInmun9-
CAFE hrs piaos 70 anyone n the Ex-
ecuuve Offices 2aG was helf way
across the street before the secret
service operatives caught up with
hin
i YVES SAID thai The Mexican sit
Qalon was one OF the matters under
C.scusslon. After returning 70 The
White House MIR. Wilson resumed
wark there ana was busy until Late
II the AFTERNOON. when he and Mrs.
Asun went t0r al automobile r1ds.
NO engagements were made for the
President during the gay, but ne was
represented as holding himself IN
readiness tar conferences with mem
oers II Lae Senate Foreign Relations
committee anG other sena-ors who
might desire 10 olscuss the peace
treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Attempt to Sneak
Undesirables Over
Vermont Line

St Jnf1nHpury. VI, July I.-Wha1 Is
believed 10 have been an atrsmpt 10
slruEEie undesirable aliens into TINS
crunt-y RCrugs the Canadian border was
frustrated when seven Russian Jews
were ARRESTED here by United States
immigration authorities
The aliens claim that t1ev Uaid sl75
10 an aufe driver IN take t1Em from
MDntreal II St. Armand. where they
we're met. they claim, by another ma
chine bearing d Vermont registration
and brought to Fletcher. They bnarfi-
ed thH tram there 1ar this city.
As two of them were cIsppiss. suf-
fer1ng from intanriie paralysis. the con-
durfpr un rhe train hecane Suspicious
and NOTIFIED tina Vermont authnrItiea- re-
sult1ug in the Err-nstR. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
WARNER GOES
TO CHAIR TO-DAY
AT WINDSOR. VT.

windsor, Vt, July I-Al pleas
for a stay Of sentence having fa1la1-
George z. Warner Of AndUvar viii
be elecr-ocuted Al the State prison
here a. 3 o'clock tomorrow morning
for the murder Of his Parents mi law,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Virgins. al
Andnvsr. nearly five veA-s age. ze
VIII be the first person tn be electro
curen n Vermont as al previous
executions have been by hanging
Warner, who Is 20 years old. sal1
at the trial that his paren1s-ln-iav
had influenced hIE wife Lo turn him
out Of his hnms. Ee was living win
his mother al the time Of the shoot
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
PRES. DE VALERA
AT CHICAGO TO-DAY

New York. July I1.-Eamnnn De
Valera left New York today for Chi
cage. where he viii deliver speeches
cnmpznied by Edward r. Dunno and
Frank p. Walsh.
Mr. De Valera win uuveil a statue
10 Robert Emmstt AT San Frnnciscu
ana address the National Convention
cf the Ancient Order Of Eibernians IN
that city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
TIE-UP 200 SHIPS
In \. Y. Harbor As Re
suit Of Marine Strike
wax Out ny Fireren, Wate-eenue-s
anc oiler8 Of Coast Wise Graft
Seas Wage increases of SIS Month
Strike Spreading - ot,rr vss-
sails

New -ark, July More tnEn 10
cnAstwlss vessels were reported 1aea Id
IN New York hR-onr tonight as a r.
sui II ne strike Of na-rne d-arner, wa
ter enters and oilers VINO walked out
gesl ara4y n An a-t-arr1.1t To enforce de-
mGnG1 4Dr q wage -nC-eass u1 81 q
month
during Ing day 1ns waIkou1 zp-eaa
n pessaals OF the CuI1ec Fruit CO. ana
tne crew Of me TLlr-ia-ha struck while
R,ork Of loading Inc slsar,e- IVES UNDER
Wa The crew Of another United
+rulf steamer -araA1aned 10 loln ne
srr1kers Knight I q settlement YVES
mn reached
aunt q he smaller transatlantic
-alEht mes are a.Eo aEectec and TIT.
asaIner L1Iun Claims 10 nave -ecelv-
ea wurd rom England ma AMERICAN
vessels reaching British por.s with non
unInn crews VIII mi he uuluadea.
= sta1ernerE ssued late tonav "
unlnr Leaders gave Z history of neEp-
Ialuns winch EEve been gong on for
d NINTH berwee1 officers Of me Amer
lcAn Steamship -AssocIR-lun ana repre-
s4n-aIves Of ne men. The assoclA-
non offered II per cent. increase n
wages anu r;I;s WIS -tlec-ad- The
staTarnent adds -tlE- nothing tuc'-fler
Could ne accomplished ''DecGuse OF the
attitude Of the shIpuwne-s representa-
r-veg.' ana accordingly q strike vote
was ordered
This position IF ne snIpnwne-s Was
stated by Il L Raymond, president Of
rhe American ShIpuwne-s Assassination
Rn1 " The -lvde and MAlIo-v Ines liz
Raymund declared Ina; ne policy IF
q closed shop was urAne-1cAn and
ttEt The sflipUwne-s wouiC not dlscuss
i. he claimed ma; only 81 per cent. n
the men ernpiuves ~ me cnastwlse ines
were members II UNIONS ann that closed
snuns would mean discharge o. thuus-
ands VINO mac been employed eor wears
hy the shipping ar-ns.
Mr- Raymond saiG -hRt d COMMITTEES
had been appointed by me shippwners
association 10 confer with ne strikers
and was ready 70 -Hke ~ ne cues
Continued on Page Col. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
EATS" HARD TO
GET IN PARIS ON
ACCOUNT STRIKE

Pate. July 11--LEnch was a Gi1a-
cult meal today for most Of Paris
because Of the MANY places closed
ny the strike Of waters. cooks anc
other employees n the restaurants.
hotels anc cafes.
Only the smallest places. where the
proprietor and his family furnish all
the labor. were able ID operate nor
mally- DelicAtsssen stores and shops
selling cold meats and other foods oio
a big business.
Many cafes opened for business but
were forced To close when their en-
pipyes left
A few clashes have occurred be-
tween the police and strike breakers.
most Of foreign origin. and striking
cafe walters. The police have the sit
uatipn well N hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND WARNER

Northern New England And South
err New England, and Eastern New
York: Fair and somewhat warmer
Saturday; Sunday partly cloudy win
local thundershpwers.
The outlook ls for fair ana surns-
what warmer weather Saturday ana
parity cloudy weather with lnca.
thundershuwers Sunday N the MD
die Atlantic and New England sta ;es.
The WINDS on the Atlantic coasi
North Of Sandy Eook fresh south
west winds, fair weather. SanCy
Eook ID Eat1sras moderate var1ahie
mostly west, TAR weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Raw Material Needed

pavmsut for the goods which TINS
country ssncs ID Germany must be
-ane under a gvstem Of credits 10
fs arranged later through private
|sanyral officials salu Details as 10
|inls system have not been worked
ou, While Germany has large quan-
t-leE Of goods ready 70 be exported.
I; was doubtsd that there would be
lrv --sat demand TOR them IN this
count, AND consequently the trade
gs-ance n Svor Of the United States
Z gx2eC,ad TO be large.
Germany was said ID De IN IN
mediate and pressing need OF raw
materials If almost ali kinds, pRruc-
liar:T COTTON ana copper, IN order 10
,nnaoILLaie nsr Industries Large
amounts IF food have been sent into
tlaI country under direction OF the
me, allied Relief Commission. but IL
+ oeAeved The demand for grain and
o-ner ca-sAIs VIII be great Cloth
III q al kinds also Is needed.
-a-st SHIPS f3r Germany alreATY
-a"t been loaded IN American po-Ls.
oIFe WIN cotton and two with gen.
ga merchandise. y was said today
a. -as Shipping Board ana they viii
sur oTe-seRs as soon as Licensees
tn- mar ca-Enes have been issued.
I a.sr was announced that direct
StsarErIa ines ID Hamburg and
Bremen would be established by The
ioS-c. These lines will operate ont
New EorK. Boston. Philadelphia.
baltimore and South Atlantic anu
iut po--s 3Ust as soon as the neces-
a. -2-g1es are II the docks. Hal
sfeau ant Sons. steamship owners Of
3aiiautlDhla, will manage and op-
e-aie or ne 5na-d q line from
SrliauElprla 10 hamburg. One ship
I'll os a-lncaaed ID this firm IL one
mt additional ships as cArgoes
available require.
= announcing The resumption of
~ -raue relations. Acting Secretary
Oh pnlu1ad ouT that the trading
VII ne enemy act WIS not ao-o-
Et1er am that the action u the gov
-1n+n1 vas not 10 oe construed as
-learlnE ma. rne state of war had
saset = exist The wa will be al
Continued on Page -cni.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
ELKS VOTE TO
BAR BOLSHEVISTS
AT ATLANTIC CITY

A-iEnLlc lily, N a. July IA res
oiulDl directing al subordinate
lodges 70 employ energetic Efforts IN
barring from Membership persons
VINO express sympathy with 5oishe-
vlsm and kindred 'igms" was adopt
convention here today The resolu-
lion also directed the subordinate
lodges TO expel mem oe-s who DECLINE
ID conform with the rules Of the Or
der The resolution further urged
al lodges 10 participate n every
movement winch mas for It's object
the education Of foreigners N The
Ideals Of the nation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
NON-UNION HELP
IN CHICAGO PLANT
OUT ON STRIKE

Chicago. July I--6even thousand NON.
union employees Of the Crane Company.
including 1910 women, went On strike
today. They demand the night 10 organ-
,ze. the union scale Of wages, ana a ~
hour week Work N nearly every d.
pa-tmeni Of the plant Tor II q stand.
stan as a result The cnmpany has mzsu-
tanned cooperative pruf1t-snar,ng plan
for employees for many veaR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
FOCH NAY BE
SENT AFTER REDS
IN HUNGARY

Paris. July 11-fBy the Associated
Press Marshal Foch and represent
at1ves Of Czechp- Sluvakla and Jugo-
Slav1a We're before the Supreme
Council If the Peace conference To-
day for discussion Of the movement
Of the pR-lsans of Bela Kun. Hun
ga-ian Communist foreign minister.
against CZecno- Slovakia and Austria.
and the advisability Of combined mil
iLary action against them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
REAR ADMIRAL
MARK DIES AT
GLOUCESTER. MASS,

Gloucester, Mass, July u-Esar
Admiral Adolph Mark. retired died
suddenly today H a hotel where ne
was a guest Following his retire
ment n 1910 he had lived IN New
York City and came here for the
summer two weeks ago. Ee was
born IN Dresden. SRxouy, IN 1913 and
WAS graduated from the Cni-sd
States Naval Academy IN IsSg. He
was appointed rear-admiral On July
4. 19D8. During the Spanish war he
commanded the c. s. s. Scorpion
and wzz promoted for conspicuous
bravery Ee is survived by his wld-
ow. vino was Miss Grace Filk1ns. Of
New York. Burial viii be IN the
National cecsntery III Arlington,
Va
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
LANSING LEAVES
FOR BREST ON WAY
BACK TO AMERICA

Paris. July I-CBy the AssociRied
P-essl-Robert Lansing, American
secretary Of State, said goodbye t
President Pninca-e today he VIII
leave tumur-ow evening for Bres1
On ms way u America
secratarv Lansing expects TO zee
Acting-Sec-srary of State Polk he-
fore the latter sails far France 10
take his place III the peace confer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
LIFT WORLD BAN ON GERMAN TRADE today
DRY LAW FlAYED AND DEFENDED
IN FIVE HOUR HOUSE WRANCLE

Prohibition Arguments Pro and Con Hold
Full Sway-EverybOdy Seeks to Register
Opinion-Rep. Fitzgerald Points to Maine
As Example of Folly of Attempting En-
forcement- Warm Prohibitionists Assert
Cannot Support Enforcement BiD-Defin-
ing of Intoxicating Liquor Entails Concur.
rent Action by States They Claim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
DENVER RAIL
STRIKE SETTLED

Denver. Colo. July IA strike.
which had tled up Denver s1rest
railway lines since Tuesday was
settled today when the emplsySs
agreed To Accept a ascent an hour
wage scale ind 70 submit their ae-
mauds fm haEner WAGES % Arhafr2-
t5an-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
DARNS
burned

Lightning respects nobody,
but it has a special fondness for
harms filed with new mown
hay. The heat thrown off
frum the hay attracts the
lightning. The scientists say
50, the insurance statistics
say SO and the newspapers re-
pest the fact over and over
again.
The only known sure way to
guard against ightning's
ravages il
Insurance
Special short time palicies at
moderate cost are available for
hay insurance. Beat the
hghfniss.
6. {. Downing
Phone 100 Augusta
lly1.endtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Washington. July 11-StaansnIu
lines 20 Hamburg and Bremen. Ger
many, viii be established as soon as
ca-goes are available a. American
ports, Inc Shipping Board announced
To-Day,
The Lines viii operate from Boston.
New York Baltimore and Philadel-
pf1ia- one vessel ID be aloca-ad % the
line between Philadelphia and Fam
burg, tur the shipment Of cor.en.
Lines also viii be started from
southern ports 70 Hamburg ana
Bremen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Extensiveness of Packer Ac-
tiviues

Pointing out thai the Fig FIVE
packers Jointly or ssra-ataIy WED
controlling interest II 5-4 urDElles.
minority interest II 80 others anc
undetermined interest n 95-a rota-
Of 49, companles-and thar -ney pro
duce OF deal n some rs commodities.
largely food products me report
gives his picture OF growing packer
INVASION INTO rsiETec and unrelated
INDUSTRIES
In addition 10 meat foods, they
produce or oeal n SUCH divers COM
moGItles as fresh tomatoes ana
banjo strings. leather and cotton
seed oil. breakfast foods. yin ia.
curied hA-r pepsIl- and washing
powders. Their branch houses are
MOI only stations for the distribution
of meat and poultry. but take On the
character of wholesale grocery stores.
dealers IN various kinds Of produce
and 5obbers 70 special lines Of trade.
They have interests large enough
to be a dominating influence IN most
Of the services connected with the
production and distribution of ANNA!
foods and their by products. and are
reaching OFT for control, not only Of
substitutes of animal 1ood, but Of
substitutes for other lines INTO which
the Indignation of their business has
led them They are factors IN cal
tle-loan curupanies making the
necessary loans 10 growers AND feed
ers of livestock are Interested IN
railways and private car lines trans
porting livestock and manufactured
animal products in most Of the i'm
purrant stock Yards CHI panies-ttH
public market Tor the 5ulk OF food
animals: and IN live stock trade
papers on which growers and feed-
ers rely for market news,
interest IN Banks
They ara Interested IN hanks from
winch their competitor packing
houses borrow money; In companies
supplying machinery. ice. salt mn
ter-ials. buxes. ctr. 10 themselves anu
their competitors; they are piincl''A-
dealers ON the provision
where future prices IN Sizloua'e -
-,,,,,,, ,,,,,o,lr,ts ARE defer1n info- IheN
-. -. o,,t,s,d,ar-v cnmpHnles deal IN
>I.T f,rrilizer material. and
- S.,-,,j. animal by-prodncts:
...,..~.,,..sr from other packers these
,rr,,,de bv-uroduCts. and themselves
further stage than most of their
competitors.
fCrutfnued an paus Column p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

San Francisco, Cal, July IA del
eEalnn Of Chimes patriots sndeRvor-
Cd 10 commit suicide Sunday n ne
presence Of Esu Shin ChUng, presi-
dent Of China IN protest against
the transfer If control Of Shan-ung
province 10 Japan by The peace
treaty according In message f--1rn
Picking % \. c King in San Fran
CISCO, presI dent # The Chinese Ma
CionaI Welfare Society Three mem
hers Of delegation Of merchants,
teachers and students. succeeded n
wgUndinE themselves Severely before
palace guards could STOP them.
President Esu told the Delegation
that the treaty which gives Japan
control Of ShRlrunE must oe signed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Boston and vicinity: SHtu-tE,
fair. somewhat warmer. SUNDAY in
settled. local rhundershnwers. Moo
crate westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
GERMAN PORTS
Steamship Lines To Be
Established Soon

VIII Operate from Boston. New
York. Baltimore and Hhiiadegpl7is-
One Vessel Out of Latter Fort Ia
Carry Corton-Lines Also From,
Southern Ports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Washington. July 1.-THE ChInese
cabinet. originally united n oppo-
E1run . the signature Of the os.ce
treaty because, of.ne Shar-uor ss-
tlsnEnt- IL snuw divided N opinion
according TO ady1rss TO-DAY from
Pekng.
Pa-as< reports have indicated that
the Chinese delegates would slSn
the treaty. a-ourt u De concluded
Will fAnsrr1a n order - obtain en-
trance 70 the League IF Nannns win
Inc purpose II placing China N a
position ID demand Of the LeaEue a
settlement Of her Issues with japan
Some mnnbers of the Picking can,-
ner- however. are reported 10 have
taken the view that as the covsn nj
requires the unanImnus acuun If -lls
Is The Japanese member If the
council could not be expecrad .
consent ID have the issue -aiss5,
there woulu be NJ probability Of -.4-
lief tur China N that quar1ar Under
these conditions. Il was urged bv
these members. China position
would De much more difficult. FIR n
the absence Of any stipulation II
the contrary. japan must remain
Indefinitely II can-nl Of ShanrunE,
instead Of returning the rerr1tnry II
China as she ls pledged u do If the
plan contained n The peace --ea-y
With Germany Is slgned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Federal Trade Commission Reports TO President
After Investigation Of Concerns And AL
legged Illegal Combinations
CHINESE SPLIT
Cabinet At Odds Over
Peace Treaty n

Originally Inrte1 IN orncsrtion %
S,snins-No~ Div.ass IN oeinior
-chinese Patriots Arssnnrt Suye,ae
Az S-utsst Against transfer of
Shantunr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

SFools hHgh 1t their own
folly" Show ysr wisdom By
employing the Wants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Sum Risss SIS = F.M. Jniy 70
Sum Ssfs SIS G. @. July .
Lsnufh Day 75- 10 ~. N. July n
Day oerrsass 0: ~ } F.o Aus.2
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-21
MRS. CASTNER NOT
FOR SPECIAL SESSION

To call a special session Of the legis-
lsture for ratification of the woman
suffrage amendment. in the opinion Of
Mrs. Chas. H. Castner, president Of
the Oregon State Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, will be playing with fire.
Mrs Castner says;
Originally | favored getting the
Legislators together for this purpose.
but when so many of them reserve the
right TO take up other matters, in case
of an etxra session, II now seems to
me that We had better allow the mat
ter 10 rest. We might get the legisla.
tors at Salem and have difficulty in
calling an adjournment From the
outlook, it is difficult to tell just what
kind of a jumble might be brought on.
IF the necessity arises for action on
the part of our legislature for ratifica-
tion. believe the body could be called
together for that purpose, and every
citizen of the state will use his infu
ence in bringing about such action.
But at present it behooves us to let
well enough alone.