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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-15
DROBNE OBRAZKY z VEL
KYCH DNU.

NaSi hoSi slovenSti ceSti vra
cell sc po tezkem stradani a utr
reni domU z italske rOnty. -
vlak zastavil v Hodonine. Tu
mluvil k MIN advokat DIR. K,
jenz rozechven k vlaku prispe-
chal: "Vojaci nasi, prosim
vas, pomozte nam. Mad ari "a
ralili Holic, chteji, ably chytily
petrolejove dolly, pojd'te na po-
moe -
Vojini teSili sc jiz ma drahy
domov, ma jehoz prahu stanuli.
Divali sc ma sebe. Tied, kdyz
Enedle jsme II mas, name sc jit
znovu rvat?"
"VaSi bratri volaji, abyste
jim pomohli proti mad'arskym
ukrutnostem, nerozmyslejte Sc,
neni ma to casu!"
"Toz, chlapci lezme dolu -
Mad'ary to vyridime a domd
pojedeme zitrap'
VSech sto Il padesat seskaka
10 vlaku a slo hajit bratry pro
ii Mad 'arilm.
V Kamennem Ujezde zasta-
vuje ma malou chvilenku vlak,
vezouci presidenta Masaryka.
President vyhlizi okna, sic
duje sc zajmem vstric mu jasa
jici ditky a jakesi holcice, blizc
stoj;ci, Sc taze:
"Jak pax Sc to zde lmenu-
je?"
Malinka Sc upejpa, ale pax
srdnate zvola: "Fjantiska!" -
Snad myslela, re president Sc
rta po jejim jmenu, ale kdyz
rozhlaholi Sc smich okolo stoJi
c.ch, cervena Sc a stydi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-15
V SOBOTU, Is. UNORA 1919. g

Cisafst sociaiste Nemecku cernozlut vlasenc Ce-
chove by sli vyborne do paru
Name skutecne srach ably We snaze saly svetovy mir
81 mirotvorci co nejdrive "nevjei do vlasd'
~ 'Germanie had! svee, nakrm lined Nemce, ably
chudak posilnl - do tebe pustil
Jak poticka vypada budou pry Japanci napro-
sto spokojen, kdyz Sc jim da vse echo zadaji.
CO vynasi farme nejvic jest zpecnesm pri
jmem? DIE vseho droky z pwnfch druhych markyca.
Hladina iezera Erie Jest pry dnes vyss nez bya pred
desit ety Jaky div, prohbice krku voda stoupa.
Neepsm odporlcenim kazd6ho cloveka jest ismev.
Mono dos ale cert ably small f dnesn vseobecne mzer
"Chudoba nehanob' Sc oby5ene rika ie pravda ale
druhe srane vsak vme pfece en nerad chubme
Ma mirove konferenc Pariz kazdy stara by Ii
ska en Sryc Sam stoj stanou ceka valka
Nasim vojinum bude pry povoen shatek posou jestli
budc povolen take rozvod pax to budc all
right.
Detroit zaIujc proto &c il uhodil kara-
vasy to by moha odpustit snad ncmtl mic nick
cho po ruce
exkaisrovych narozeninach pry volalo Ioch'
tax hoch ably vejs nemohI pro hrebik do no
still provaznik".
DIE doznan mlenky zacentho upicc Grogana tento ne
Pile ami nekour skoda aky by to by prohibicak wa
cny argument
Byvay nemecky korunni prime pravi re ma V Amerce
mnoho prate necht tedy en PRIDE muze by st re bude
velice nadsene privitan.
Hndenburg pry ien sn pfi reOrganisoVan nemccke ar
mady ochran6 ien vychodnch hranc Germanie Jen ably
tohoto sneni neprobudli ednou spojenci sami.
Angle povouie pVa zvySule jehO sllu zdc name
hned prklad die ktereho bycho nell spravovat kyz
jz tax radi osatnm becpc Vckou Britan
East Liverpoolu odsouzcn byl SOcy saiec proto ze
prodal Iihovy napo Podolnych "krrnnalnku budc nc
bizs dobe tok ne nesati vsechy venice mestc
Polsky list Dziennik Chicagosk spIa nasemu prcsden
tn Masary veebi Paderewkeho v6c cekem ncskodna
ale Polakum k vGsm sympatiim nebo vit6zvi sova
pomuze
Byvaly nemecky korunn prime zada zalobu rozvod
duvody neudava bczpochyby to buoou zancdbavan
povnpe pecc. nedostatek zaopaen ale hlavnt vrozena
blbcst v dobe uzavren siiatku.
Ma pfst amercke SaIafe zbude jen cyrice osad, kdc
bude posil ouskem zakazaneho napoje
sice vyslaneck6 uradovny Washngon6 Nuze hede
yeas navazai lined dipomackych styku.
rdava Sc IA prikad kteras rodna New Yorku iez cd
dane desaky kdyz tok dimes zbyva. pax e lehko
sporti, to by konecne dovedl kazdy mas.
Jsa sufrazetka Glen kansaske zakonOdarny pfedloza
zakona kterym zakazuje koufeni vefenych
saurantech Podobne zakazy sou jen to poorsit bez
sympate ruci surazetskemu hnut Budei
nepovolaym "opravarum slasm raden povoovano sta
ne cele Ameriky veka trestanecka koonie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-15

M,lzziIirl,, Z 4
kterfi jsou
nerr1ocni!
Lekarstvi a elektrina
We spoienl.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti; chcl
pouze, abyste prisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, feknt|
vam lined. Ucinim vam Wy
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemoci ner-
vove, krevni, kozni, chronicke,
RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine,s mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, (bez rezani), bola-
ky a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
| nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
| rheumatism vsechny muzske
nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-15
Doktor F. c.. Leslie.

Spccialista ma nervove, chroni-
cke, krevni a kozni nemoci.
Ufedni hod. cd 9 do 8. V nede-
Ii cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
Alb PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
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New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

FOR SAIE-45 acres, dwelling and barn, near trolley. 5& acres, mod ern dwelling, running water and lights, in barn, stock and tools. $ room house. gas, electric light,
 furnace heat. on trolley. Jas. J. F'itzsimonS. Kensington. 3-13- 3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
LOST
Notice of First Meeting of The New Britain Milk Producers AS.

SOCiatiOn. Inc.
 The undersigned being a ajority of the incorporators of The New Britain Milk Producers association, inc, @ corporation to be organized under the statute laws of the State of Connecticut, hereby unite in call ing the first meeting of said corpor- atiOn to be held at Junior c. L. A. M. hall, 19 HungerforG Court, in the Town of New Britain, in said State, on the goth day of March, A. D., 1919. at o'clock D. III. And in compliance with the provisions of said statute laws this notice is published twice at least seven days before the time set for said meeting, in The New Britain Herald, a newspaper of this State, having a circulation in the Town of New Britain, in this State, in which town said corporation is to be located, Dated at New Britain. Conn, this 18th day of March, A. D., 1919.
 HUBERT s. BLAKE,
 EDWIN E. ADAMS.
 WILLIAM C. SHEPARD.
 A majority of the inCOrDOratOrS
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

Cash Register Wanted. Must be in
 fair condition. Write Register. care sA Herald. o-l3-5dH
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

rent one to four rooms sS in your house or other building in s exchange for services Box ZOE,
 Herald 3-l3-1d ak
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
WANTED.

middle aged woman, houseWork. Apply 19 Lines street.
 3-13-5dN
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

sWANTED--Fruit trees to spray. Tel. 1151-2 W. D. Smith, S3 Maple St.
 :-13-1 2dN
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

All advertisements for this column 10 insure classification must be in this office not later than l o'clock. Terms are cash. No telephone or maiI orders accented
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,-Smith motor wheel and
 bicycle. Reasonable. Box 23D.
 Herald. i-1 2-2dN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
STOCK PRICES
MOVE TO LOWER
LEVELS TODAY
Trading Orderly But Down
ward Trend Noted.

NEW YORK. Nov it-Prlcss moved
N en- Irregular manner at the opening
~ the stock market today with trad.
Ing Of a more orderly character than n
has been for tho past few days the
general trend Of prices. however. was
10 lower levels.
General motors fuctus,ed ovsr. q
then advancing further TO ~. followed
SSa- -&>Aet4aa 10 lla -Ae>--s&t-- -t,----
isum was under pressure, yielding I
steel common sold up y 10 icsv
followed by . reaction to InS'S. Cruel
be stss! yioldsd ~ points at he
Republic steel yielded ~ to IL y.
s:S Bethlehem ..a,,s. ;a,. ~, point to slm
over ! point TO iis' quickly yielded to
United States rubber was ~ higher
ot ths start TO i2<%. hut quickly sold
of TO I2? studehaker dropped ?,i 70
iisx. while United Retail stores lost
Msfins preferred w.. . strong spot,
advancing eve, 2 points TO iol IN"
y y"e. 'sP u .SoS SSi'9 pon, 0t,.s S."s m:S. Il
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific.
After the start \ selling uoyspsnt
esuSvd prices TO react sharply. 0en-
eral motors fell Ia points 10 s0<. while
practically sverythAs else traded IN
suffered ioss>s.
The market showed q strons tone
during the forenoon. Steel common
rallied l point 70 above ios; Baldwin
~ 10 li!< and silhilsr rallies we're
made In the other steel shares.
0snsrI motors after yielding to soa,
= rose TO ~.
Mexitan petroleum dropped 7 points
20 ~ with . rally 70 10, Pierce Ar
row was under prssture dropping over
. peiRts TO s9&.
4 good tone was shown by the rails
Southern Pacific and Reading both ad-
vaneinG 2 points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
new POTATOES
BROUGHT HERE
BY farm Man
Spring Luxury on Sale Even
II Weather Is Freezing,

When II comes 20 enterprise, Okla
homN has the world besied one am
bilious farmer nearby took advantage
of the long balny autumn with the
result that he drove into town the
fret of the week brinsing = wagon
load Of new po,a,oe; snd the ti'er.
cents a pound
Frssh Ceeosnuts,
Porto Ricnn Ysms. arc new st 8 cents
. pound Fine fresh cocoanuts are ~
cents apiece. All OF tho new crop Of
package fruits are IN the shelves
Currants sell at " cents . package and
vaisins ~ cents.
pop. acorn In packages sells for 20 cents
Housewives viii no particularly In
tcrcsted In tho cHndied fruits for tho
Thanksgiving cake This class Of
apple 10 jiio: orsnse and lemon peel.
o. cents and citron. 10 cents.
The first showing Of the large sized
cblons p.SSmps'n. 70 .. n n. the -, produce c.,
SSS pies at % cents sp,ece'
kGg shortage continues, the prics re-
nsininG at Is cents Butter too. 10
steady at 10 fsnts Sugar shortage 10
far from b.iki over each customer be-
ing allowed but ~ pounds. the dollar
limit
othsr PsIsss To-day.
Other priess today are steady
Spinach, Two bunohes foy - cents
fresh tomatoes. - cents . pound; pesrs.
eating variety, n cents Q dozen; homo
grown apples In bulk. 90 cents . pack
ienf lettuce. 20 cents Q pound. sweet
potatoes, cents: onions. 10 cents.
Beans. 20 cents; carrots, s cents celery.
30 cents n bunch; cAuliflower. 20 cents
. head, bulk raisins. 20 cents . pound.
Ch-stnu's are new on the market.
email variety, ~ cents . pound. apples
run from jfiS 10 Is boI. Including
Orceninx. Walbridge, Jonathan and
Delicious. Ben Davis apples. u q
bushel EGs plant y at its finest.
vansing from u 70 n cents: Casaba
melons are 10 cents. new grape fruit.
fine and big. Is cents.
Turkeys, with the big day lust around
the corner. are 10 eents a pound.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
Gents
Furnishings

New State OveraIls and
jackets ..,.. 500
Boys Oyeralls. pair si.iS TO $50
Best grade Work Shirts. si.2s
Engineer and Flremen Sox.. 7,c
Good grade medium weigh,
NnN - ..,......,....... 2Oc
Canvas and Kni, Gloves zoe, SOC
Leather Gloves and Mi,o a,
less than others ask for same
merchandise.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
1000 STUDENTS
TO co TO NORMAN
Annual Football Contest At
tracts Large Crowd,

More than 1000 high school students
T.. s. expected ~ Sssompssy y, ths ,ss 'eh9S esqH
ssttlement today Of the Sridiror state
championship. 'rhs high. school was
ols,pisssd At no N, IN order 10 w. mt
students To attend W, game. Tea spe-
einl interurbnn cars have been ar
fan6sd 20 furnish transportation -.
Al the game. boys OF tho Booster
club win appear wearing the clubs OF
fs f.' ,.% ,"';nj ,ss isns s;S s'.SSs ,aiiy sH
bows, and thsv viii carry neSaphones
Oirl membNps Of ~ Pap alus VI
wear Grunge and hiarh "splnsh-n.s
esps .I sInd ~ 70 ths.. prevailing d.
Enthusiasm was never higher At "
high school thaR yesterday, aeeosdlns
70 poporto
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

Twenty thousand natives ~ the far
east arc detained In England due 10
tho scarcity Of ships |, 10 impossible
20 obtain pnr,aEs 10 India In less than
eght or ten months dearborn lnde-
Uendcnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
MAN IS CHARGED WITH
SlAylNG AND R0BBlNG
HIS M0THER.IN

HocrEsToN, H., koy. H. - John
Fredstlek Buehler W. today formally
er.in-lAw, Mrs Babina CumminRa, ~
year.eid widow, whose boAv With the
head terribly crushed vas found In
her homo Sunday,
Finger prints found on q trunk In the
murdered womau'0 homs aid those Of
Rueblfr are ldenllral, the police au-
thQyil(es esy.
Ten Thousand dolrrs whlcn the aged
Icme1 u knoyn 70 hA'~ concealed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

hand nj tho close Of m. quarter ended
sept, 30. said an announcement today
by the department Of agriculture To-
tai stocks aggregated 729.JiS 900
founds. more than 90 percent more
than on the same date year ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

Tho Clergy NJ the church of England
many ~ whom are heavy stockholders
IN British brewing interests are .yinc-
Ing strong opposition 70 The gr1ping
prohibition sentiment In England -
IttrioIn lhlrrendsnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

G. n MNCKLiN. publicity Man.
Chamber of C0mmercel-Y he has
the right 10 advocate anything he
likes except tho overthrow of tho
government don't think he will get
far with prohibition in England
though tMaeklin Is a former British
subJcet)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

MISS IrA ROSS. County HON, Dem
ons,ra'orj o. what's good for one
country IL good for another. II he
wants to advocate prohibition IN Ems
lana, leo speech stiil prevails.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
ethics didn't have much 10 DO with
his ueatmen, by ths English people -

n II. ALLBAuGIE tClvil Service Sec
rttary) Well. he may work on the
theory that he II missionary, tn
same as the rest " these SKY pl'
lOtb
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-21
MINIMUM WAGE BILL
FOR WOMEN WILL Be
TRIED ON ASSEMBLY Y
More Normal School and New
County Measures Make
Appearance.

Helena. Jan 2O-That minimum
wage bill as affecting women, will be
brought before the present legislature
for its consideration. was made known.
today. by Maggie Smith Hathaway. Of
Rayalli county, who gave notice in the
house of intention to introduce such a
bill
Mrs. Hathaway also gave notice of in
PRODUCTION of bill for an act 10 author
ize school trustees to conduct American
izatiOn schools.
Roberts. Of Cascade, gave notice Of his
intention to introduce bill for an ap-
prs1riation for the construction and
maintenance of fish hatchery in Cas-
cade county. this being intended to carry
out the proposition for the establishment
of such an institution at the Giant
springs. near Great Falls.
Two more state normal bills were no.
ticed. today. one by Sektnan. of Valley,
for school at Glasgow. and one by
Jones. Of Richland county, for a school at
Sidney.
The proposal for the creation Of a new
county from the western portion Of Fer
gus county. the Hobson plan, WAS noticed
BY Goodell of Fergus.
\ dual measure, providing for the Gre
alton of the county Of Basin from parts
OF ef2Hs ana 1Houleau counties, was
given notice by Often. of Fergus eoun-
ty.
Dryhurgh. of Lewis and Clark, gave
notice of bill TO change the boundaries
Of his county SO as to include a portion
OF jefferson and Broadwater counties.
Jones. Of Richiand, gave notice of Il
bill providing for an amendment to the
constitution To provide for Il tax levy to
insure owners Of growing crops against
loss by hail.
Hathaway gave notice of intention to
introduce memorial to congress for
such legislation as would enable honor
ably discharged soldiers. sailors and ma
rines to retain such clothing as he might
have in his possession at the time of bis
discharge
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-21
ECONOMY DRIVE
ON STATE HOUSE
OFFICES BEGINS
Dillavou Brings Up Plan
to Apply AK to Reduc-
ton Of Pay Roll.

Helena. Jan. 20.-Iike every session,
procedure Of organization, placing If en-
ployes and revision of the tay laws, the
subject of economy in administration of
the affairs Of the state by the cumina
tion of or the consolidation Of depart
ments has again been brot up tltis year,
and it is now proposed that JoiDt com
mittee from the house and senate be put
to work. making a survey OF the occu-
pants Of the state house and to ascer-
tain just what methods should be adopted
for the official decapitation of unneces-
sary officials and attaches.
1t has fallen to Representative Dnla-
YOU. of Yellowstone county. to take the
lead in this house cleaning plan, he to-
day introducing resolution to that ef-
feet as follows:
'Whereas In this period Of recon-
struction following the great war. there
is demand that all moneys. both pub
: lie and private, be wisely and Judlcious-
ly handled and spent; and
"Whereas, The present legislature Is
pledged to efficiency in all matters and
especially so in the handling and appro-
priation Of state moneys;
Whereas, Further. there have been
created from time to time by past iegls-
latures various and numerous depart
of this state, all requiring approprla-
tions and all spending the money OF the
state: and
"Whereas. Further, there have come
to us from time to time. rumors. re-
ports and allegations that many of these
departments, boards. commissions and
bureaus are useless and of no benefit TO
the state that others are extravagant
and wasting the funds of the state,
which waste should be curbed; that
others could be combined in the interest
If economy and efficiency, and those
that are needless should be dispensed
with.
"Now. therefore. Mr.. Speaker, I move
that a committee Of three be appointed
by the speaker to act with ike com
mittee from the senate to make investl-
CATION of the condition of all depart
ments. boards. commissions and bureaus
of the state Of Montana for the purpose
of obtaining the truth with regard to
these allegations, and that in making this
investigation the committee ascertain
the number Of members and employees OF
each department. etc. the receipts and
expenditures of each; the work actually
done by the same and the results OBJ
tanned BY them. with the end in view to
determining their usefulness and posi-
biities. and also whether or not there
have been extravagances in any Of the
departments That this committee re
port back to this assembly in concise
form their findings and recommends
tions in this matter; that the commit
tea have power 10 compel attendance at
any of its meetings Of any member o.
empioye Of any department. etc. and
that they have the right and authority
to compel any member or employe Of
such departments to aid in making the
investigation. to submit the books and
to give all information required,
The resolution was adopted by not
overly enthusiastic bunch of ayes. with
no opposition. but the speaker failed e
announce the membership Of the house
end of the committee. duty which he
will carry out some subsequent day
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-21
Police Sergeant Makes
Reinstatement Demand

Missoua. Jan 20 Attorneys for Har-
ley Lease, former police sergeant who
was eusted here some months ago, today
filed a demand with the city clerk de-
manding his reinstatement, back pay
totalling S1,361 and costs. Lease was
dismissed by the city council after he had
engaged ia a fist fight in the station with
another officer.
The case was carried to the district
court. which sustained the councils rul-
ing Then it was carried TO the supreme
court. where arguments were heard
The supreme court reversed the dis
trict courts decision and remanded the
matter to the district court several
weeks ago
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-21

the creation of the county nf Powder
River. out of Custer, with the recon-
mendation that it be printed and sent
back to the committee for consideration
Fort Harrison Proposal O. Kfd.
Following a suspension Of the rules
permitting it to be placed ou general
orders without first having been sub
mitted to standing committee, the
house gave favorable consideration III
committee of the whole to senate joint
memorial No. l. by Donlan. and sub
se1uentiy on third reading, concnrred in
the measure This is the memorial re-
questing OF congress legislation cedlns
to the state Of Montana the military
reservation OF Fort William Henry Har-
rison. near Helena, together with ali
buildings and equipment. to he used as
an adjunct BIZ the State Industrial Ac-
cident board as a rehabilitation institu-
tan for the re-education and main
tpnance of persons injured in the indus
tries Of Montana.
Fish Hatchery Favored.
In committee Of the whole, the house
also considered and reported back with
the recommendation that they pass
house bill -, by Brooks, appropriating
$4,000 for the construction of a fish
hatchery in Park county, as authorized
by the fifteenth legislative assembly, for
which the appropriation had lapsed and
house bin 81. covering deficiency claims
Of $3.50 for the state hospital for
the insane.
When house bill 66. by Demel often
and Haaland. for the amending of the
herd Law, was, among Others. introduced
Arnold moved that the speaker appoint
committee Of three from the livestock
committee and three from the committee
On agriculture to act jointly in consider
ing the bill. Demel opposed the motion
npon the groundsathat it rightfully be-
longed to the agricultural committee, and
the motion was lost 50 to 81.
The hous. at journed until II a. M
Tuesday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-21
,niaI IN Thn Daily Tribune.

Special tn ne italiy Tribune.
Helena. .Iau. 20.-In the hope that
legislative psopriations will be more ~
-ie,nri with Ioaiana's $ income during the
next two years than they have been in
fhr nast. the senate today adopted the
report Of the committee on rules, recon
mending Il new joint rule under which
all bills appropriating money, after being
introduced. must go first to the house
committee on appropriations and the
house committee on ways and means.
These two committees, tie latter OF
which provides the revenue will pass
Jointly on appropriation measures, 50
that in the future, said Senator Edwards,
it will not be necessary for the state
board of examiners to pro rate tHe
money available among the appropri-
ations allowed or as. i'll some instances.
to hold up some appropriations entirely
He said that, in the past, Montana has
been like a big family. the members of
which all carried check books and drew
on the common fund without anyone
knowing what the balance was IN the
bank.
Without discussion. the senate adopted
A resolution offered by Pauline, Of Flat
head. providing for the appointment BY
the committee on committees OF COM
NN''NN
the books of the state fish and game
commission.
over the opposition Of Clark. Of Toole.
the senate recommended III committee
of the whole and then passed On third
reading Larson's bill creating the l9th
judicial district out of Teton and Iooie
counties. The bill evoked the first dis
cussion this session in the senate.
Opposes Teole in New Court.
The committee on committees report
cd as members Of the committee On new
counties Kinney. Gone. Lewis, Heiay ami
Clark; as members Of the lolnt COM
mittee on constitutional amendments IT,
wards, Clay and Morriss; and on the
Joint committee on compensation Id-
wards, Long, Clark and White.
While not opposing new Judrial DIS
trict in Teton county, Senator Clark, ""i
Toole. did oppose the inclusion of Iooie
county and its segregation from the
Eighth district He said tile court
records in 1'oole arc mp to date. litigation
is light. the expense is only about SD
a month, the two judges Of the Eighth
district are splendid judges. and i 2
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-21
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