Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

Rur1Re's father ware cnusins. L L.
aan1aea q &wWhagna waA excused
bacanno q aufi0 On thu faxm. Ex-
Deputy ahnr96 ". ". Wye Of Fair
fteid W1s thu fourth man acceprec
and lAtR was excused On account of
ulnAn IN his family. ". G. circuit of
FEir0aaA, . 0x1ntr, Was mutually
saxiAg1uEy - 0emGe End deHeuae and
W1s anu1n4. CR1s s. Paine of
AnsnaA, married 0nn and q fKxmer
was acnupasd. Hazuid Tracy, a ear-
mer Of 4mif1Aald. WINS eaIlad and
Ind some opininns frum reading the
independent Aepmfer. After some
Questioning On the part of the court
Mr., Tr1cy wAs sxcuaed. William F.
Tibbetfs Of A$haua. a farmer and
mnrriad mza. was R.iafactnry 10
both State and defense and was ac-
cepted and later excused ON ACCOUNT
of Hines tn his family Gacrxe SAT
ford AZ New Portland, a farmer who
had NO particular interest n the ca,sa
and who said he would follow the
rules OF the law as given by the
court. was challenged by the defense.
L. R Turfle, Of Detroit, has a mind
which was open and free but was
also challenged by the defense W
z RAynes Of Detroit a farmer, was
mt aware Of having any prejudice,
had heard something about the case
but not SC much, and said that the
tact that an Indictment had been re-
turned against Burke would not
weigh against him Il his mind. Ha
was challenged by the defense.
Reuben II. French of SkowheEa-. q
former farmer who is now ianitur
was excused OF account OF not having
good hearing. Ear.and True q farmer
OF Canaan. was satisfactory to State
and 10 defense and was accepted. Free
man Mills Of St AIhRus, superintendent.
OF a canning factory. was accepted and
later challenged by the defense Fay
Moody OF Cornvi1le, who had asked 10
be excused, WINS told to stand aside nut
was left subject to later call r p.
Files Of Pirrshaid. who 10 employed =;
The Maine Central Institute. had formed
no opinion and had not read newspapers
but was challenged by the defense
Frank S. Tyler Of Fairfield. a drug
clerk. was challenged by the Stare L.
T. Moore Of Starks. farmer had
something OF m opinion. had read the
Independent Reporter and the Bostnr
Past. Willie Demo of SkowheSan was
excused on account Of relationship with
Burke. Burike's father and Demo s
mother being Cousins. Z y Warren
of Smithfieid. farmer. WAS excused tt
20 home and care for his stock. Harry
Meader Of Scion. farmer, had read
some and formed something of an opin-
ion. Ne was excused. e. A. Session O.
Madison. a farmer passed through 4
test Of hearing satisfactorily hut was
challenged by the defense A. Z, Brawr
Of Sta-ks a farmer and married, who
was not preludiced and had read 4 1T
tie in the Madison Bulletin. was accept,
ed Ralph yeaton Of Nor-idgewock. q
farmer. had no particular interest in IN!
case but was excused On account of z
sick wife. Forrest Z. Allen Of Fairfield
q personal friend of Burke, preferred
to De excused and was challenged By
the state. George 9. z. Gilman o.
Bingham. 4 farmer, had heard SONS
discussion and had read some and Wal
satisfactory ID both State and defens'
and was accepted. Q. & Fuller Of Hart
land, dealer in automobiles. was az
ceptad. Charles r. ATnes Of Pitrshelt
was passed by for the time being. Flo
rian n. YeRfnn Of Mercer was alss
passed. Albert L. Hatch of fairfield. G
shoe clerk. who had hay fever ali tht
year round. Helt that ne could serve bu,
was challenged BIZ the defense. Fred
Parker. q second hand dealer, caused d
great deal Of amusement by claiming
that he was unfit for duty on account
of a very poor memory and after SOME
discunsion he was excused by his honor
room not 20 forget TO go home tonight
Frank G. Emery of New Portland was
challenged by the defense Ernest z
Andrews of Bingham, g-isf and saw
mill owner. proved satisfactory and was
accepted. Percy P. Ames Of PittsfieId
a farmer. was accepted and later ex.
cused because Of illness IN mis- family
Scott Jones Of Soiop for the same -ea.
son was temporarily excused Fine,
H worthing Of Cornville WIS c'a.leng.
I'd ~ the State George S@rie Of SHOW.
hogan, miIIwright. was a. epfe.. Eu-
gene :. Paine WAS accen q: enrv 2
Hight. clerk. excused or account 81
llness IN family. Ira Poland Of A h
ems, farmer. was challenged by Int
bans, q farmer, was accepted.