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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02

completed the elementary school,
and that It ought to ass.
con motion by Mr.. Pike of East
port, the rules were suspended and
the bill was given its three severn
in concurrence)
Report of the committee on legal
affairs. on bill, An Act to amend Sec
ton : Of Chapter 800, Public Laws of
1917, relating 10 the farm LANDS
loan commissioners OF Maine, report
ing same in d new draft. under same
title, and that il ought TO pass.
Con motion by Mr.. Pike Of East
port. the rules were suspended and
the bill was given its three several
readings and passed to be eugrossed
II concurrence.)
Report Of committee on Legal af-
fairs reporting ought TO pass on bill
an Act relating 10 inspection and re-
count OF ballots cast al primary cleo
lions.
This bill mas already een passed
10 be enErossed in the House, and II
comes from The Ssnare passed TO be
enEroEsed as amended by Senate
amendment A. which Is as follows:
Senate amendment A. read
a IVA voce vote being AIKEN. the
House voted 10 rcconslder II. action
| whereby tbs hill WAS passed 10 be en-
crossed by the House without amend
/ mem The House :hereupon adopt
I'd IN concurrence with the Semitic. by
q viva voce vote SENATE amendment
a, and the bill was PASSED 10 te en-
crossed a. amended by Senute
! amendment A. II concurrence.
Nj. Baxter assumes The Chair
(Appiause}.
Senate Bills on First Reading
Senate 90 An ACt 10 Inend Sec
ticn y Of Chapter ~ Of tbs Revised
I Statutes Of 1916 relating 10 tte reg
ulatlon as % The use at streets by
street railroads. (Or motion by Mr..
Alden Of Gornan, thE rules were sus-
pended. and The bill given it's -hrcn
several readings and PASSED 70 be en-
crossed n concurrence.
Senate 2s7: An ACT 10 T. enc Seq
ton II of Chapter III Of the Revised
Statutes, relating 10 The salaries Of
sIenographers Of Cumberland and
kenneDec Superior Courts. as amend
Cd by Chapter 34s Of The Public Laws
Of 1917. ON motion by Mi. RoweIl Of
South Thomaston the ules We're sus-
pended, and the bill given Is three
several readings and passed 10 pe en-
CROSSED IN onc 4rrence.y
Senate IS. Resolve III favor Of The
Bank Commissioner for ne adrniri.-
tration AND enforcement Of S"c;IoRs
II 70 %, inclusive. Of C'hAptcr 10 Of
me Revised Statutes. tOn motion by
Nj. O.Leary Of Bangor The ruies wert
suspended n The resolve given It's
Two several readings Ii PASSED to
be engrosssd IN concurrence
Senate "93: Resolve amending Ar
ticle X of the Constitution as amend
20 by Article NXXE Of the Consti-
tuition. increasing the State deb1 limit
! ON motion by Mr. WeaIherhee OF
Lincoln. the rules were suspended
and The resolve gwen It's TWO several
readings and Lassec 20 be engrossed
ii concurrence.I
Senate 200: Resolve repeating
Chapter tG9 OF the Resolves OF 1F-.
relating % list: Of automobile regis
Irations. 6On Lotion by Mr.. Wealth
erbee Of Lincoln, the rules were sus-
pended and th' resolve Er"en lis tWo
several readings and passeG 20 be en-
crossed IN concurrence.
Senate 81 An Act 20 amend SEC
ton is of Chapter q Of The Revised
Statutes. TO provide for inventory Of
kemp livestock.
This comes from The SENATE amend
ed by Senate amendment A. Thu
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From the Senate: Majority renort
OF the committee on sea and shore
fisheries on bill. An ACT additional
to Chapter As Of the Revised Statutes.
relating to e and shore fisheries.
AND prohibiting the If
HOLSTERS beyond the limits Of the
State except by common carrier nm
til a permit o said purpose is issued
by the commission Of sea and shore
fisheries, reporting ought TO pass-
tSigned3 Messrs. PEACOCK
STEVENS
JORDAN
STACEY
HOLT
WYMAN
CLEMENT
Mr.. STEVENS Of Old Orchard: Mr..
Speaker. ] rise to q point OF personal
privilege.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
may state mis- point.
Mr.. STEVENS: Through some
mistake, Mr.. Speaker. I signed the
report which I did not intend to sign.
intended 10 sign the report ought
~ fNo Ill = Will l&hS LIZ
privilege Of changing. if the House
Will give ms that privilege.
The SPEAKER: Is il the pleasure
OF n House to give the gentleman
from Old Orchard, Mr.. Stevens. the
right TO corIect the error in signing
the report, mis- name appearing on the
majority report. by eason of his
statement tina II was error and that
he wished TO sign the report ought
not 10 pass"
Thereupun the House voted tha;
the gentleman from Old Orchard. Mr..
Stevens, may make the change ae-
cordinE TO his statement.
! Minority report of Same commit
tee, On am subject matter. report
I ing ought not to pass.
fSigned) Messrs. COLE
PERKINS
FULLER
The SPEAKER: Notwithstanding
the addition OF the name Of MIR.
stevens TO the minority report. il is
still d minority reporI.
THIS comes from the Seuate ma Jo
ity report accepted. bill read twice
and passed TO be enErossed.
On motion by Mr.. Stevens of Old
Orchard. by q viva voc" vote. The
House voted TO accept thc minority
report on tins bill. ought not 10 pass
II Inconvenience with the SENATE.
From the Senate: Report II me
committee or appropriations and
financial affairs reporting ought to
pass on bill. An Act relating 20 ap-
preparations for the Department ot
Labor and IndustT.
The SPEAKER: In these matters.
# there is no Objection. the chan
VIII entertain the motion tina the
rules be suspended and that these
bills he gwen thel readings al this
time.
sCn motion by Mr.. Rounds Of Port
land. the rules were suspended and
relating 70 appropriations for The
Department o. Labor and 1nEuStry,
was given lis thrna seve-aI readings
and passed 10 be engrossed II COY
currencG.
F,epor. Of tht committee on educa-
uon. or piIl. An Act 20 provide
Amer1carIzatior education for per
SONS engaged IN Industrial occups-
lions. reporting same III Z new GRAFT,
under title nj An Act to PROVIDE part
time and evening school classes for
persons " the ages Of fourteen
and eighteen ears employed IN IN
dustrial establishments who have MOI
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Said the fareIious feller. These
old time school teachers may have
had ".1me funny ideas about teacftn',
but you gortn give EN- credit for
KNOWN that q good substantial rul-
er. when rightly applied 70 a stupid
-@udeui would make him mart"
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message was received from the
-. conveyed by its clerk. IN
mig he Senate that the House
..-r-ed II he proposition Of the
-a.f ~ i lulnt convention 10 ne
.t ~-1r-hv.rt 'u the Hall o.. The
.tr..-, 4 Representatives Cor the
-i.,-, y. listening 10 an ADDRESS
tt distinguished general. C1ar-
r, LGwaTds, former commander
j.. -Gtt DIVISION.
~ae PRESIDENT. The Senate
.alrs .,t message.
senate L~hereuppn retired TO lie
il I rs House.
1"oceedings in joint convan-
t.'. -" House report
.a. s!e return Of the Senate 70 ite
..aEgt-r.
moron by NJ. Peacock nj
"D-i.I ginn.
Turned Until tomorrow morning
S." lioch-
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from the Secretary OF State trans
uniting the public acts which have
been approved by the Governor.
Comes from the Sena1e ornered
placed on file In the House ordered
placed on file IN concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02

Portugal Wa formerly known n
Lusitania. The present name is o.
rived from Port Gallo. the ancient
lame Of the own now known to Us
- Oporto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02
IN TIE HOUSE

The Speaker In the Chair.
The SPEAKER The House urss
considering the act relating TO tuber-
cuiin tesig. and the motion made by
the gentleman from Minot. Mr.. Bean.
WIS that the bill be substituted for
the report.
on motion by MIR. Flint Of Munson.
Adjourned until 8 O'Clock TOMORROW
morning.
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rcLS0M Of Somereet: MI.
-r.sige... ! now that the rules be
.zoeEIea That / may MAKE u motion
a = o-der.
IL Lies were suspended and the
~ eenalor then moved TO recon
mo- nr vote whereby the Senate
a.,a- 10 ne ~engrossed S. D, 28S, An
increase salaries Of certain
..o.--v officers and an arnount of
-r.-cy a!lowed for clerk hire ID Ger
.y ao1o.T Offices.
~lr -nctIou was agreed to.
~... same enato then offered Sem
.neadment E 10 S. .. eSS, and
.1...o = adoptlon.
,nrn- section ! u s. .. .Ss by In
...,-e afrcr The WORT them n Line
"2Ec & # the printed bill, The
-v.rc words ana the sur pro.
. Z - ne clers IN Lincoln county
s4 II full for all such services.
.-t also II full for services as clerk
re L.incoln Municipal court.
e amendment WI Adopted, ana
70 ..u was PASSED to be engrossed az
warJea by senate Amendment "a
.r T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02

The SPEAKER: In accordance
with the understanding at the time
that We tool. our recess this morn
IrE il - my pleasure 20 introduce u
man who will speak 10 you upon the
Suttjec. - lohstere. . sueiect veyy
close 70 the hearf and other orsana
Of the members Of the 18th Legisla-
ture 1t gives me great pleasure -
introduce TO you II! de ". Fiercc of
the Willard, pasEett Company If
Portland. who will speak 10 YOU q
few moments on tha; subject.
CTor remarl1s, see legislative rec
ord)
The SPEAkTE: Shall VIC thanE
Mr.. Pierce for his iElk. and also FOR
tts lohsters we enjoyed at the nom
hour, which ] understand were not
rirf inch. Applause
The SPEAKER. The Chair LAYS
before the Hnuse, Govcrnrr.s veto
message on bill, An Act 70 Grant ad-
Gitional corporate power 70 Maine
Title and Utility Company, House
Document No. 4nt. tabled by the gen
tlenan from Portland, Mr. Rounds,
pending consideration. The question
before the House is, shall this bill
become u Law Notwithstanding the
obiecrlon or The Governor" ell thC.tc
VIII are n favor Of the bill becom-
ing Il law Notwithstanding The OBJ
lection Of she Governor will vote yes;
and these opposed will vote no. The
clerk viii ~all the roll
Nj. ROUNDS If PORTLAND. Mr.
Spealer, 7 think The report Of the
committee uas against the bill, va
il not"
The SPEAKER The chair recalls
II WY a UNANIMOUS favorable -eDo~.
Mr. ROUNDS: Mr.. Speaker, ! hope
evervbrdv now will vote no.
The SPEAhEF: War1 ihc f5ouse
70 understand clearly III" question.
The question is. shall the bill become
a law Notwithstanding tle objection.
of the Governor" All those who arc
in favor II It's becoming a law mt
withstanoing those oblections. VIII
vote yes: those opposed will voic M
The Clerk viii call The roll.
TEA-Iones. Laus.e-. Lear, Per-
hins o. Crono. Feed, Fling. howell,
Uestherbee-S
TAY-Aiden, Allan of Portland, Allen
of Sanford. Andersol. Arthur Audloert.
Austin of Milford. Austin Of south Ber-
wick, Barnes. Baxter. Rean. berry,
Bove. Bradford. Bragdon. nrsnn.
P-evHte-, RrovI.. Burns ~ EaEie Lake
Carey. Carlton. Case. Cafes, Cllanfber-
I'm OF Lebanon. Chamberlain Of Wins
low. Chaplin. Cneliis- Ctsson, clifford.
ColcoYG. Cole, Conary. CDrliss. coW'an,
C,-s ptree, Crane. Cunningham, Daigle-
T,ain. Davis of Fre-pori. DolIon. Dunn.
cumming. Eaton. Pagan. Farnswurth,
Toss. Forbes. Fowies, Fuller, Furhish.
Gil our. Granville. Sreeles. Grinnell
Hammond, Hatch. Hinckley. Holler,
%ftcuxhtpn, Hussey, Jil.son, Jordan of
Cane Elizabeth, Jordan of New Giouces-
Ter. Langelier. Lanphe-. Leonard. Love
Macomoer. MAher. Mari. Mathews. Mil
Ter, Mitchell, NORM. Murchie, Murray,
Nelson. O'Connell. Ora. Overlook
Owen. Pattse. Phillips. PlummeY. Puf-
nam. Kicker. RidlDn. Roberts. Hounds,
Rowe. Sanborn. Savage. Stmons, Sta
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= -uotlou ny Mir. Butler Of frank
= was
r~aered. thaI a message be sent TO
-iouse for the purpose Of listen
- , II address, by Gen. Clarence
wards. former commander OF
-. .a.n DIVISION.
secretary conveyed the mes
AK! mt subsequently, reported that
,4 delivered the message with
- I was charged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02

-, NOTION by MIR. Butler Of frank

II. te CALLED to order by the P-esi-
III III o'clock r. M.
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4E 18TH LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page 81

ne senators to- read over the
.ruCu: Il order TO save argument.
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- notion by Mr.. Cobb Of kennehec.
, SIS was taken until SIS O'Clock
- .tte-nuou for the purpose OF meet
tp!nt convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-02
IOUSE
Aprl

IueSIaN, pIlI : 4.-E
House met according 10 ad-
,.3.rt ana was called 70 order by
~ne4het.
.~ator l> The Rev. Mi. Phaien OF
s'a.
,..~t,-i III thc previous session
IA approved.
ID. lere RON the Senate disposed Of
occurrence.
~pir tbs SENATE: Communication
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Thereafter The Governor, Council
and invited guests came IN. (Ap-
plAuse and cheers
The CHAIRMAN: Gentlemen of
h Convention. ladies and gentle
men His E@ccliencT, Governor
Afliihen. Long continued appla USE,
the audience using
For address sec Legislative Record
The Governor. Council, and invited
guests thcn withdrew.
The CHAIRMAN: The for
which this joint vention wa
called having been pi,shed. the
Senate VIII retire to the Senate
Chamber.
W~hereupon The senate retired.
Applause
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Nj. BARNES Of Hou!tor: Mi.
Speaker, tilis IS the day when the
Legislature does It's part TO entertain
Genera Edwards. ano il Will be nee
essary to- the Legislature 70 be n
q Joint session NAV receive our dis
ctnEulshed guest. ! am shortly 10
make d motion 70 recess Until some
hour THIS afternoon but PROT 10 that
Time ! wish the indulgence Of the
House II order 20 introduce anc order
out o. orde- and 10 move its pass
age.
Unanimous consent Beng gwen, On
r3lo1ion by MI. Barnes Of Houlton,
:: was
Ordered. the Senate c~oncur~inc,
that L commission. consisting of two
members On the part Of The Senate
and three on The part of the House.
tn .e appointed by the President OF
the Senate and the Speaker Of the
House, respectively. shall consider
the matter Of tax reform and report
TO the ncxI Legislature, by bill on
otherwise, their Recommendation Of
amencmer, or enactment OF law, by
fair and jus1 legislation 10 eaualize
The burden Of taxation and increase
the Of the state. The
members " the commission shall re-
ceive reimbursement for expenses u
travel and other necessary expenses.
sub5ec: 70 the approval Of the COVER
nor anc council.
On motion b. Mr.. aBrnes Q: Houl-
ton.
The House recessed until " O'Clock
his Afternoon.
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The Chair lass before the House Az
Act relating to the ss larIes Of The boar
Of State ASSESSORS and for clerk mir.
IN SAID once. Senate Document No 3s
tabled by the gentleman from La
grange. Mr.. Fowies, pending concur.
rence.
Upon motion by Mr.. Fuules OF La.
grange The bill was -etabIen until the
COMMITTEE o. conference on the genera
salary bill il reported.
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ne CAair layR before the House Re
44rf Of connit;ea on agriculture, ugh.
NOT 20 paEs. DIT bil An Ac; relating 70
me shipment Of live stock. tabled =,
me gentleman from Harmony. Mr. PAT
tee. pending acceptance.
On motion by M. Bean o: M,no, IN.
report, ought no to pass. was acc.,,.,
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The Chair lays before the House DAN.
An Act 10 provide tor the registration
Of resident hunters. House Document
No. 40, tabled by the gentleman from
Lisbon. Mr.. Clasun. pending motion for
yess an0 nAys OF passage 10 be enAci-
Ell.
Nj CLASoA of Lisbon Mr., Speaker.
! move that this Ire temporarily tabled
ah n membe has son down to meet
General EDWARDS on the committee, whc
wishes TO be heard when We take up
this matte.
= viva voce vie being taken. the
mttion Irev.i.ed.
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Mathews. McIeary. Miller. Mfllett,
Mitchell: Murcffe; Murray, Gonnen
oruno. philips. plu,nme-. Por,er. Pm
nam. Kicker. Ridlon. Roberts. Rounds.
Rowe. Sanborn. Savage. -Sawye-. 81
mons. Small. Smith. Stacey, Stanley'
steve. S, Storm Sullivan. Sweatt, Swiit'
ThonAs Of south Portland. Tiloen, Var
ne, Of Jonesbero, Warren. WaShhurn.
Weaihertee. Williams Of Auburn. VII
lians Of Wells. Wilson OF Pressure Isle,
Wilson Of Portland. Wymhn-les.
N~AY-Arrnur. AudiberI. Bean. Berry,
Brann, Burns of Eagle Lake. Carey.
Carlton. Gates. Co|coru. Cortiss- Dxigie
DOYLE, Dunn. Fuller, Giimour Hatch.
JiIiscn. Zones. Lanse.ie-, Lausie.. Leon
ARD: NORM. Murch; Nelson, Lear
Harbor. Pike. Reed. Ring. Rowell.
honas Of fiarpsweii-E.
ARSENT-AdAmk, Bracket. CASEY,
Chaplin. Coulombe. Davis Of Old Town.
Mace. Macnmber. Mulligan. Narney Of
W~inuharn-lS
one hundred and three and 80 IL
the negative the motion to inuetiuite-
~ postpone prevailed.
Unanimous consent, being gwen.
there was taken up our of order hill
An Act amencine the charter OF the
Peoples Ferry Company.
This was PASSED to be enErossec
and passed to be enacted cy the
House and comes back from the Sen
ate PASSED 70 he cngrossed as amend
ed by Senate Amendment a.
Senate Amendment 4 20 House
Document 45e. An Act amending thc
charte- Of the Peoples Ferry Con-
many.
Amend said act by adding the toll
lowing words az the n OF SECTION 10:
interfere with or 70 impai- he ex>
;StirE vested rights q. any pthe2
transportation COMPANY"
MI. WILSON Of Portland: ! move
that that. re tabled, NJ. Speaker.
The SPEAKER: The Chair vii.
have 20 rule the, this motion 20 Lay
or the table must De decided withoU;
a wv voce vote being taken. the
melton to table was LOST.
On motion by M. ROUNDS Of Port
land. The House voted 70 reconsider It's
action whereby this bill was passed
70 be enacted, On further motion BY
the same gentleman the House voted
TO reconsider It's action whereby this
oiN was PASSED 70 he ~engrossed.
N.. ROUNDS Of Portland: MIR
Speaker. ! move that The arnendmeIl:
be adopted,
For debace see legislative record,
A viva voce cote being taken, the
House voted To ADOPT Senate amend
nent a IN concurrence, and the bill
was passed 70 be enErossed Us
amended by Senate Amendment A n
concurrence.
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me Chair lays before tho House Ee.
pors OF committee on agriculture. ouEht
not 10 pass, on bill An Ac; FOR the pro
Tention Of Contagious Diseases amonr
animals. House Document No. AZ. tn
bied by the gentleman from Harmony.
MY, fattee, pending acceptance.
Mr.. PATTEE of Harmony: Mr..
Speaker, ! yield 10 the gentleman from
Minot, NJ. Bean, on that and the thrpe
following.
On motion by NJ. Bean Of Minut the
report ought not 70 pass. was accented
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Resolve. to continue tho resolve IN
DER Chapter 90 of the resolves Of 1e1I
for the North Yarmouth Academ.
grant, Town hip Number One, Rang
-Four. Aroosto ok county.
Resolve. IN favor Of the Penn Mu
tual Life Insurance Company Of Phil
adeiphia, Pennsylvania, for d "a.
credit.
Resolve, / favor of the Providen
Life d. Trust Company Of Philadei
phia- Pennsylvania. for a rax credit
Resolve. IN favor Of tn severa
State Normal schools and the MAZDA
waska Training school for perraanep
repairs and improvement o. buildings
Resolve. in favor Of the Baugo
State hospital for purposes heretl
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

We had the best attendance yet at
the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning. Some folk. forgetting the
change in time came for Sunday
school, and stayed through. We hope
they will do il again. Next Sunday we
hope 10 see as many as were presanl
last Sunday-about seventy-nve-
and half a dozen new faces for good
measure. We r hoping 10 reach
the hundred mark soon. A good
sized congregation Is an inspiration
10 the preacher as we'll as 10 itself.
and therefore we cordially invite the
people Of Columbus and OF Camp
Furlong 10 Join with us In our SER
vice Of worship next Sabbath MORN
ing OF a.
The Sunday school Is also grow
ing in size-eighiy-two present last
Sunday. Our plans for the near fu-
ture include an increase In the
teaching staff 10 provide for the in
creased attendance.
The teachers and the officers OF
the Sunday school viii meet in the
church next Thursday evening al
1880. TO elect the officers for the
coming year. and 10 discuss an inn
portant piece Of work 10 be COM
menced soon.
The Official Board Of the church
met last Tuesday evening at the par
sonage. The Board Of Stewards ap-
pointed for the coming year include
A. J.. Weld, j. l.. Norwood, w. C.
Franklin, Mr.. Mecurdy, and Mrs.
Edna Evans.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
TOO MUCH STANDING PAT.

The policy Of standing pat may
be an admirable one at times, but
In the present industrial upheaval u
is apparently being carried 10 ex-
tremes.
The steel strike Is a fair illuslra-
ton.
Judge Gary In the beginning as
sumed a sphinxlike attitude. refused
to meet the labor people for a rom
ference. and has since been stand
ms pat
The strike leaders r in a de-
FAINT mood and are also standing
pat
the public Is holding the bag and
is wondering II a time will ever
come when Il can let loose.
The strikers may be right in ty-
ing up the great steel industry OF
the United States. or they may NOT
IA YOU see H.
judge Gary may be Justified IN
his silent defiance. or he may mol
that also. according 10 your
views.
but n thing Is certain. Between
the two elements a great interna.
tional industry Is at a standslill
and II will require a long time q
recover the ground that is beinl
lost
Judge Gary should come down
from his lofty perch and talk will
his workmcn. II he Is too pr0u,
10 meet them face 10 face h
might delegate the task 10 one O
his officials who Is more demo
cratic in his tastes and In hi
views.
The steel trust IL powerful. W,
cOncede. But an aroused publil
opinion Is even more powerful.
Throw out the radicals and brini
the more conservative brains Of IN
two contcnding forces together
and something more tangible an,
satisfactory will result.
Standing pat in this instance 4
becoming a public calamity. and q
breeding bolshevism and nationa
peril.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-31
COMMUNITY SPIRIT.

II requires many people 10
make up n community. and In that
community are many shades OF re-
ligious belief. II stands 10 reason
that there is and always will be
much variance Of opinion.
Never are two people found whose
views are identical on every sub
jet, nor even on any subject
Somewhere the dividing line is
found, and there the community
trouble begins.
Each Of us Is prone 10 think
himself right and all others wrong.
u Is human nature and always will
be 30.
But there Is n common ground
upon which oil may meet. a forum
from which the community spirit
may be developed 10 the highest
degree. That is the 0rena OF free
speech and public discussion OF
community affairs.
Where many are gathered To-
gether and each gives his views
as he sees them. the majority is
reasonably sure 10 arrive at a
proper conclusion on any subject
concerning u local welfare.
Such a course might be en-
ployed 10 good advantage In this
community.
The craniums OF our local peo-
pie r filled with excellent ideas
for our collective advancement All
that Is required is an opportunity
for them 10 be heard.
Shall we supply the opportunity