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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-25

Mrs Jones-The cook refuses 10
get up earlier than Z SO o'clock.
hr. Jones-Ask here u b wont
do II a couple Of days until ear ar
range my bussncsa-FhilRdelrhia In
unlEar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-25
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Hc-Whnt did your father say
when ycu told him hat my love for
you n Ike n gushing brook
she-He said Dam it"-Yale Rec
ord.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-06
Local News

Dance! Syndicate!! Mar. ~!
For Sale-Dort Touring Car.
Ramer Auto Co.
Harry Stewart was down from
New Richmond over Sunday.
Hot coffee, will be served free at
Stewards, Saturday March 9th.
Mrs. c. A. Dawson returned home
Friday from weeks visit in Mime
apolis.
The Mcdowell club will meet IN
the music room, Normal South Hall,
March II.
Mrs. Henry Rudow returned to
Menomonie Sunday after a visit
with relatives here.
Piano Tuning and Repairing. Sat
isfaction Guaranteed H. SeaFIe
with C. r. Winter, the JeweIer.
Miss Sarah Powell was painfully
injured Tuesday afternoon by a fall
upon the icy sidewalk near her home
on Third street.
The dance at Syndicate Hall had a
record attendance Friday evening,
and the affair was greatly enjoyed.
Another dance will he held there to-
morrow evening.
Watch for announcement of ouI
Spring Style Show. The Newest
Creations that the Eastern Markets
are showing will be displayed Or
live models. Stewart Mercantile Co
Joe Foster attended the Norma
school basketball tournament at La
Crosse last week and returned with
the conviction that the River Falls
quint, although defeated in freaE
game, would win the majority in
series with any of the others.
Rev. S. V. S. Fisher. for clever
years pastor Of the Roberts and Kin
nickinnic Congregational churches
died the 25th inst. at the age of z;
years. He is survived by his widow
and their two children, James V. S
Fisher and Mrs. L. M. Powell, both
of Minneapolis. Interment was
made in Oak Hill cemetery, Mime
apolis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-06
Seed corn at r. N. Jenson g Sons.
Order noW.-adV.

Order noN.-adv.
1t. Leo. Lowe returned this week
from overseas service.
Miss Bessie Buck was home from
St. Paul from Friday to Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Alpha Olson Wis
tied in Baldwin from Thursday to
Sunday.
Do you play any band instrument?
Read article "Organize a Band" in
this issue.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
meet in the church parlors Thursday
afternoon, Mar. 13.
Mrs. Emelie Covers has returned
to her duties at the Book & Art shop
after an illness Of two weeks.
Warren P. Knowles, Jr., visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Deneen, in Hammond over Sunday.
C.. w. Jensen plans to leave next
week to spend the remainder Of the
winter with Mrs. Jensen in Califor-
MIA.
The South Fork Ladies' Aid socie-
tv will meet with Mrs. Fred Smith
next Thursday, March Is, for an all
day meeting.
A special freight schedule was put
on for last Sunday to take a couple
of trainloads Of ice to Ellsworth,
completing Mr.. Kay's shipment to
the county capitol.
St. Croix county was third in oat
acreage and yield last year, 80, III
acres yielding a total of 1902, 600
bushels or an average of 43 bushels
to the acre. Dodge county was first
and Dane county second.
Arrangements are being made for
an informal social gathering to be
held in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Thrush in the social rooms of the
Congregational church on Thursday
evening, March Is. at 7:30 o'clock.
All members of the church and con-
gregation are cordially invited to
attend and help make the occasion a
Joyous one.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-06

Chas. Dopkins visited in Belden-
vile yesterday.
Fred Shannon and family moved
into the house opposite the depot to-
day.
Mrs. Tubbs and Mrs Baldwin en-
tertained at a luncheon for Mrs.
Percy APP Roberts of Hudson Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. L. Heasley and daughter,
Mrs. F. L. McManamin of Interna-
tional Falls, Mimi, arrive today to
visit at the home of Mrs. Henry FL
lott.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-06
Hot coffee, will be served free at
Stewards, Saturday March 9th.

Mrs. Glen Healy and son James
returned Saturday from a week
visit with relatives in st. Paul.
Misses Ella Currier and Maize
Shern of Saltwater are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Harley Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hicks returned to
their home in Mitchell, S. D., Mon
day after a two weeks visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. R. P.
ColWell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-06

G. N. Wiger was business visitor
in Ellsworth Tuesday
Hot coffee, will be served free at
Stewards, Saturday March 9Th.
Mrs. Henry Richards left Friday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Bredahl, in Minneapolis.
Watch for announcement of our
Sping Sytle Show. The Newest
Creations that the Eastern Mar
kets are showing will be displayed
on live models. Stewart Mercan-
tile Co.
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

first next thereafter, showing In detail
its estimate of the amount of money
to be expended under the provisions or
this act within the county or counties
for such twelve months; shall submit
the same to vote of the bureau at the
regular annual meeting, and, if the
budget is approved by majority vote
of the members Of the bureau present
a such meeting, the executive commit
tee shall submit the same to the board
of county commissioners on a date i'll
December approved by said county COM
missioners, and the county commission :
ers shall include the amount of this
budget in the appropriations by them
annually recommended, and levy tax
therefor; provided further that the
amount thus raised by direct taxation
within any county or combination of
counties for the purposes of this act
shall be not less than one thousand and
not more than two thousand dollars an
nually. Whenever the inhabitants of
two counties shall unite for organiza-
ton in one farm bureau the amount Of
the tax assessed upon each county shall
be in the proportion which the number
of farm bureau members in that county
hxarS to the total number of members
in the two counties SO united.
Sec. s. 1t shall be the duty of each
said county farm bureau annually on
or before the tenth day of December,
to present its plan of extension work
for the ensuing year and to render to
both the trustees of the University of
Maine, College of Agriculture, and the
county commissioners full detailed re e
port of its extension activities for the
preceding fiscal year. including a de
tailed report of its receipts and eXpendi-
lures from all sources: ard the fnan-
cial report of such county farm bureau
shall he on such forms as may be pre-
scrihed by the trustees Of the Universe
ty of Maine, College of Agriculture. -
approved March 12l
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CEApTEG Il

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o. a. 90 a IA memo section Thirty-eight
a4i I5np5e6 -hlrts-ihTee OF the Revised
$3.50 s+o(i,.s; an 5tA1shoed by Ch4pter wo
aI,lIeq ald Nineteen Of the Public
49, g" VI y u!eteen + undred and Sew
lien, ,.1,,' I'lia ing 10 the Protection Of
acton thirty-eight of CHAPTER thirty.
6 of the revised statutes. as amend
by chapter two hundred and nine
Il ana Sc teE-een, Is hcTe1y amended
striking out all Of SAID sec,iou ans
SUBSTITUTING therefor the following
non
ec; 5s There shall be an annual
seq seas IN on deer in the counties
514Iqost o"H, Franklin, Hancock OK
H. " ! EN- elloi,scot. PlseataGuIs Somers-.
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

either in custody or at labor than can
be we'll accommodated. they may re-
move portion of them to any other
be afforded Any Jail where arrange
ments have been made or shall be
hereafter made for the labor of con-
Victs committed for any special
cial kind of labor, shall be deemed a
workjail. For the removal of con-
victs as aforesaid, the inspectors may
issue precepts to any officer qualified
to serve precepts in criminal cases in
his county, to cause such removal,
whether such service is performed in
whole or in part in one or more coun-
ties. and the expense of removal shall
be paid by the county in which such
convicts We're sentenced. The in
spectors shall make report of the
condition of all the prisons to the
governor and council by the thirtieth
proved March 1a)
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CIAPTEE 60.

An Act to Amend Section Sixty
seven of Chapter Thirty-throe uf tAe
Revised Statutes, as Amended by
Chapters Two Hundred ard NMn-
teen and Two Hundred and Forty
four of The Public Laws of Ntugtrau
HUNDRED aud Seventeen RPlaiIug to
the Licensing of Taxidermists
section sfytv-seyeu of chanter fnir-
+,.+f1,I Of 40 ,,n,-tsal st1rtffa. nc
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The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CEAPTE2 So.


An Act Additton2I to Section Three of
Ehapter one hundred and Forty
,19ur OF the REVISED Stat4tes, Re
latlng 70 the Acts or n, OMISSIONS s. 10.
OF q thlld more tfah thSht Years
OF Age ana tnGer SIXTEEN Years Of
Ag%. TINS ACT 70 be Known ana
STYLED as ,the Act ct juvenile De
hHquency.
Section three of chapter one hun
dred and fOrty-four Of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by the
addition of the following: The
record in the event Of conviction in
all such cases shall be that the ac-
cused was convicted of Juvenile de-
lnquency, and the court shall nave
power at the hearing of amy such case
to exclude the general public other
than persons having direct interest
in the case The records of any such
case by order Of the court may he
withheld from indiscriminate public
inspection, bat such records shall he
open to inspection by the parent or
parents of such child or lawful
guardian or attorney Of the child in
volved,' so that said section, as
amended, shall read:
sec. =. When a bow between the
aeres Of aipl,t ana ~ +ean rc7rs &c IL.
nant,iotad h66fara ".,n nou, ga ~
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

L
of Chapter' Fifty-one of the Re
NlSed Statutes, Relating to the
Manner Of Signing Certificates Of
Section thirty-six of chapter ffftv-
one OF the revised sta flutes is hereby
amended hy striking out all of sa ii
section beginning with the word
.1CertltcateS" IN the seventh line
thereof and substituting in place
thereof the following Certificates
OF shares with the seal of the cor
noratlon affixed, shall be issued TO
those entitled to them by transfer or
otherwise, signed by such officer or
officers aS the bylaws shall perscrtbe.
Such officer or officers shall not sign
e oates [ ,,itja;t nor sign eertti,
apparent title of the persons to
whom they are issued unless the cor
porat1on has a duly authorized trans
fer agent whose duty it is to counter
sign each certilicate issued In case
Of the absence or disability of either
OF tie officers authorized by the bv-
laws to issue shares by transfer or
Ity or the directors in his stead shall
be sufficient, 50 that said section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
SEE Sec. IS, When the capital Of a
and certificates thereof are issued.
they may be transferred by indorse-
ment and delivery. The delivery of a
certificate of stock of corporation to
bona flde purchaser or PLEDGE for
value. together with written trans
fer of the same or a written power
OF attorney to sell, assign and trans
fer the same, signed by the owner of
livery to transfer the title against
all parties. Certificates of shares
with the seal of the corporation
affixed, shall be issued to those en-
titled to them by transfer or other
wise, signed by such officer or officers
as the bylaws. shall prescribe. Such
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHApTER 43,
An Act to Provide an Appropria ton for
General Forestry Purposes

An Act to Provide an Appropria ton for
General Forestry Purposes.
Sec. /. There shall be appropriated
for the year nineteen hundred AMI nine
teen the sun of five thousand dollars
and for the year nineteen hundred and
twenty the sum of ten thousand dollars
to be eXpe nded under the direction of
the forest commissioner for general for
estry purposes, including the reforesta-
ton of waste lands acquired by the
state by grant or purchase; the en-
coura cement of reforestation BY private
owners; the enforcement of all exist ing
and future legislation relating to fores~
try, and The general Improvement of
forest growth both within and without
the Maine Forestry District.
Sec >. The money appropriated in
accordance with section one OF this act
shall constitute a permanent fund am
the uneXpended balance in amy year
shall not be permitted to apse, but
shall be ava liable in future wears for
the purposes outlined IN said section.
Sec. 5. The forest commissioner may
in any year with the advice and con-
sent of the governor and council use
any uneXpended money accumulated
from previous years Tor the enlarge
ment or development OF state forest
reserVations,-(Approved March 12.)
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER az.

An Act to PROVIDE for Co-opera tive
Agricultural Extension Work between
the Several Counties of Maine and the
University OF Me ne, College Of Agri-
culture in Accordance with the Fed
eraI Agricul -urI Extension Act OF
May Eighth Nineteen hundred and
Fourteen, Entitled An Act to Pro-
vide Tor Co-ope- tive Agricultural Ex-
tension Worlr between the Agricul-
tural Colleges and the United States
Department of agriculture.
Sec. / That in order to aid in difrus-
!HE among the peoJle OF the state of
Maine useful and practical nfOrma ton
ON SUBJECTS relating to agriculture,
nome economics and rural life and 70
encourage the duplication of the same
there may be inaugurated in each of the
several counties of the state of Maine
extension work which shall be carried
on 10 cooperation with the University
Of Maine, College Of Agriculture.
see. ,. Cooperative agricultural ex
tension work shall consist of the giving
OF practical demonstrations in agricul-
ture and home economics, and impart-
lns information on said subjects
through field demonstrations, publica-
TONS and otherwise; and this work
shall be carried on in each county in
such manner as may be mutually
agreed upon by the executive committee
of the farm bureau of sucn county,
provided for i'll section three of this
act, and the trustees of the University
of Maine, College of Agriculture, or
their duly appointed representatives
Sec. 3. That TO" the purpose of carry
ing out the provisions of this act there
may be created i'll each county or COM
bInatiCn of two counties within the
state of Maine an organization to be
known as a farm Lureau," in the fol-
lowing manner: Whenever a number
not less than two hundred of bona tide
rural residents within any county or
combination of two counties in the
state of Maine shall have effected tenn
porary organiza ton for doing extension
work in agriculture and home eeonom-
les, and shall have adopted a consti-
tuition and set of bylaws acceptable to
the University of Maine, College of Agri-
culture, they shall be recognized as
the official body within said county or
counties for carrying on extension work
in agriculture and home economics
within said county or counties in CO.
operation with the University of Maine.
College of Agriculture. Such organiza :
ton may make such regulations and by
laws for its government and the carry
ing on of its work as are not inconsst-
ent with the 7 ,0.isions of this act.
provided that any county farm bureau
or other cour ty organiza ton within any
of the counties in the state of Maine
that is now dong extension work in
agriculture and home economics in CO.
operation with the University of Maine.
College of Agriculture, upon complying
with the provisions of this section Shall
be the recognized farm bureau of the
county or counties where it is located
and provided further that but one such
organization shall be formed in each
county.
Sec. 4. The executive committee of
each county farm bureau shall annually
prepare an annual financial budget for
the twelve months beginning January
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAETER 81,
An Act Relating TO the Marriage o:

An Act Relating TO the Marriage of
Sec. J. No person having syphilis
shall marry until he has certificate
from the attending physician or physi-
cans that he is cured of syphilis. The
state board of health is hereby EN-
powered to make regulations prescribe
ing the methods to be employed N
demonstrating said disease.
Sec. z Every physician shall keep a
record OF all cases of syphilis that come
under his observation and care, and
shall use reasonable means to ascer-
tam tie Intentions of syphilitic patients
as to marriage. The physician shall
warn said patients of the legal, moral
and physical evils of marriage con-
tracted by them. If the physician
learns that patient as aforesaid has
MED intentions OF marriage as required
t'y law, or if the physician believes that
the patient as aforesaid intends to mar
~, the physician shall notify the local
board of health or the health officer IN
the town or city in which the patient
resides who are hereby empowered .
notlty the other party to the intended
marriage.
Sec. 8. Any person failing to comply
with the provisions of sections one and
Two ana any physician making a Ger
uheate as aforesaid falsely Shall he
punished by imprisonment for not less
imam three months nor more than one
year or by fine OF not more than five
hundred dollars or less than two hun
dred dollars or both. Municipal and no
lice courts and trial justices shall have
Jufisdlrtlon of the above corcurrentlv
with superior and supreme judicial
courtS,-tAppr9yed March 12)
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

An Act to Ame:-i Section One Hundred
and Ten OF Chapter Sixteen of the Re-
vised. Statutes, as Amended by Chap
ter sixty q the Public Laws of Nine
teen Hundred md Seventeen, Relating
to Teachers Associations,
Section one hundred and ten of chap
ter sixteen OF the revised statutes as
amended by chapter sixty of the public
laws of nineteen hundred seventeen 5
hereby further amended by striking out
the comma and the words Tor which
purpose the sum of one thousand five
hundred in the ninth line thereof ami
substituting in place thereof a period
and the words w henever a superinteud-
ent of schools shall hold a meeting Or
institute OF the teachers of several
towns for the purpose of giving inStruc-
ton IN methods of teaching or the con-
duct of schools or for the training Of
teachers already in service in a manner
approved by the state superintendent
of public schools, financial assistance
may be given by the state in defraying
expenses of such meetings. For the
purpose of this section the sum of four
thousand SO that said section, when
amended, shall read as follows.
Sec. ITO. Whenever not less than
thirty OF the teachers and school officers
OF any county shall have formed an as
soclauon under rules of government
approved by the state superintendent Of
public schools for the purpose of mu-
tual Improvement in the science and art
OF teachlng. and OF creating popular in
terest in, and diffusng a knowledge Of
the best methods of improving our pub
lie school system. by the holding Of
conventions at least once every year
under the supervision OF the state SUI
perintendent, the state shall defray the
necessary expenses attending the hold
ing of such conventions. Whenever n
Superintendent of schools shall hold d
meeting or institute of the teachers of
several towns for the purpose Of giving
CT fs,,,, l. o!
the conduct of schools or for the train.
ing of teachers already in service in
manner approved by the state superia-
tendent of public schools, financial as
fraying expenses of such meetings. For
the purpose of this section the sum of
four thousand dollars is hereby an
nually appropriat ted to be deducted ami
set aside therefor by the treasurer OF
the sta ate -(Approved March l2A
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER SO,

An Act Additional to Section Twenty
seven of Chapter Fifty-two of the
Revised Statutes, Permitting Saw
ingS Banks and Institutions for
of Acceptances.
See. t. Savings banks and in
stitutious for savings may invest
their deposits as follows:
(a} Bankers acceptanceS and bills
of exchange of the llind ana maturl-
ties made eligible by law for redis-
count with Federal Reserve banks,
trust aul banking company incor-
porated under the laws of this state.
or q member of the Federal PrSerTta
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER 81.
An Act to Amend Section

of Chapter Thirty-three of the Re-
vised Statutes. as Amended by
Chapter Two Hundred and Nineteen
of the Public Laws of Nineteen
Hundred and Seventeen. Relating
to the Protection of Wild Birds.
Section tifty-seven of chapter thir-
ty-three of the revised statutes, as
amended by chapter two hundred and
nineteen of the public laws of nine
teen hundred and seventeen, is here
by amended by inserting after the
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CEAPTER So,

An Act to Amend Sections Twenty
FIVE, Twenty-six, Twenty eight,
a ThIrtF Tfirtyfoq chgntaI
Hundred and Thirty seven, of the
Revised Statutes. Relating to hide
terminate teri Sentences and Paroles.
twenty:-six of chapter one hundred
and thirty-seven of the revised stat
utes are hereby amended by striking
out the whole of said sections and
substituting in the place thereof the
Sec. %. When any person shall be
convicted OF crime the punishment for
which prescribed by law may be i'm
court. imposing sentence shall not fix
a definite term in said state prison,
put snail fix maximum and minimum
terms The maximum sentence shall
not exceed the longest term fixed by
law for the punishment of the offense
of which the person sentenced is con-
Nlcted, and the minimum sentence
shall not exceed one-half of the maxi
statute and shall not be less than six
months in any case. The judge, be-
fore or at the time of pronouncing
such sentences SHAH ascertain, by
such other evidence as can be OBJ
tanned, any facts tending TO indicate
briefly the causes of the criminal
character or conduct Of such prisoner,
which facts, and such other facts as
shall appear to he pertinent to the
case he shall cause 10 be entered upon
the minutes of the court
Sec. 2 Section twenty-eight OF
said chapter is hereby amended by
striking out the words and also to
the governor in the fifth line there
OF and also by striking out the last
sentence of said section and substi-
tuting in the place thereof the follow
ms, Such record shall be delivered
to the warden or superiutendent at
tTTNNn .fv=.y 70
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CEAPTEE "a

Act Granting ton to the
TENDERS Of the Maine Library Com
&c, l, Section ffty-two of chapter
hundred and seventeen Of the re
ed statutes is hereby amended by m
ting after the words board Of ac-
infancy in the third line the words
rary commission, SO that said sec
4, as amended shall read as follows
sec. 81. The members of the board
dental examiners, commissioners Of
arnacy, veterinary HAMMERS, board
accountancy, Hbrar commission, and
: examiners of applicants for admis
to the bar shall each receive as
npensation for their services five dol
$ a day, for the time actually spent,
! their necessary expenses incurred
the discharge of their duties, to be
tined by the secretaries of their re.
sctive boards
&c. So much OF section ten of
l.pter three of the revised statutes as
Inconsistent herewith is hereby r.
led tApproved March 81