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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

mesa Official. Para este triunfo no Sc
necesitan lanzas, hi espadas, porque
hastan una idea malvada, una mascara
Y un pufial La OCCASION la dara Ia mis-
ma politica, las mismas circunstaE-
cias. la misma corruption pdblica y la
misnla sombra que invade todo.
En- tales instantes es que pensamos
Ago cue "no puede decirse'', porque
es preferible callar a escandalizar. En-
casos analogos, la prudencia aconseja
que Sc dejen qrietas las aguas del pan
tano, porque ell miasIna no mata indi-
viduallnente, y un pueblo no es res
ponsable de errores que en- su concien-
cia sabe condenar. Empero, para Ell
silencio de un momento, la historic
tiene siglos de acusacion; v no en- va
no Sc conspira contra la ecuanimidad,
Ia veracidad y la justicia de la histo-
ria Los hechos tienen e.ocuencia IA
tai: ellos sobreviven a los pueblos en-
Ia memoria de los pueblos; y cuando
creamos que Sc han olvidado, Ia vieja
cronica les presenta al nueyo examen
de Ia ciencia humana. La misIna muer
te cue creemos inexorable en- su silen-
cjo tiene sus medios de expression y
deja sus vestigios para que digan lin
dia 10 que en- otro no pudo no quiso
6ecirse.
No existe serenidsd espiritual mas
hermosa que la que puede exteriorizar-
SO sin bochorno. e, alma humana es
superior toda otra fuerza identica
en- la naturaleza, porque puede ideali-
zar refejar sus emociones, dilatan-
dolas como una onda sonora sobre to-
DO cuanto la rodea. Esta es la inmen-
sidad de SUI delicadeza, que no debe-
mos profanar. 500 dandose cuenta exac
ia de esa de,icadeza, la haremos sa-
grada, v solo sintiendola en- nosotros
mismos, activa y calida, podremos apre
ciar su inmensidad No podr3amos ser
huenos 81 no damos a nuestro impulse
nuestros propositos una suma de fuer
zs, que pUeda resistir todo NAL man
teniendonos en- aquella serenidad espi-
ritual que es-y debe ser-el estado
casi perfccto de, hombre que Sc supo-
ne civilizado.
En- resumen, Y para cerrar estas IL
meas, aconsejamos todo individuo
, que haga su propio examen de con-
ciencia: es decir, que busque en- su ill.,
terror Ia fuerza moral necesaria para
sus luchas en- la vida, y Sc manifesto
slnceramente sus semejantes. No i'm
rorta Ell resritado Immediate; siempre,
como el fin es bueno, su resultado sera
! bueno, porque podra decir 10 que pien-
so. 10 que siente, 10 que es capaz de
ser, mientras los hipocritas callan di-
sinulan Ell gesto, Sc ocultan. Ell ar
tifcio no les librara de que sus contem-
poraneos sepan como piensan como
proceden.
Felix MATOs BERNIER,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
VOCATORIA

La Tipografia lei Compass convoca
a sus accionistas a session ordinaria pa
ra ell IA del corriente, las 10 A. M,
rogando a los interesados su asistencia
personalmente por delegation.
En- dicha reunion Sc eligiran los nue.
vos Directories y Sc trataran asuntos
Gle interes para la Sociedad.
RAMON LEBRON.
Secretario.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
LOS "MIERcoLEs ELEGANTEs
i DEL "TEATRo RLALTo"

Invadido por encantadoras damas
de 10 mas distinguido dc
nuestra sociedad. Sc vic ell "Rialto' >
en- las primeras horas de la noche de
microbes.
A muy conocidas personals CORES
pondieron los regalos de $4,000. He
squi los nombres de los afortunados'
Don Paul Lavergne.
g Antonio Perez Melon.
+" Norberto Torres.
g Gerardo Cabanillas.
g Gumersindo Cordero.
{" Antonio Porrata Doria.
" B. Portela.
'' Bonifacio Sanchez.
&c Francisco Maestro.
Sc Jose L1orens.
Srta. Frovidencia Martinez.
Don Rogeho Diaz.
g Enrique Garcia.
4" Luis E. Gambia.
DR.. Daleccio.
Ton Francisco Vazquez.
g Juan Garcia.
Srta OLYMPIA Jarque.
Don Rafael Lopez.
Angel Taulet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

No importa que I'd. lleve grandes
alhajas, rico vestido y magn1fico SOM
brero; 81 no ueva I'M buen par de za-
rstos, ira NAL vestida.
Visite "La Favorita'' San Justo
81, y completara su toilete con TN ele-
gante par de zapatos de los que para
estes festas esta recibiendo Jose LENA
& Co., ''La Favorita" Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
UN cUoH1LLAzo EN- Ell cUELLo

En- ell barrio ''Coto Norte'', de Ma
Eati, ell individuo Filomeno Maysonet,
de 25 amos, con una cuchilla agredio
q David Dav1la, infriendole cuatro he
1idas en- Ia espalda una grave en- el
Cuello. Davila fu6 conducido al hospi-
tai en- estado grave Maysonet fu6
arrsstado Ell Juez despues de calif-
car ell hecho de ataque para cometer
homicide, le exigi6 $1,000 de fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
ENTREVISTA PCLITICA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
r9rticipa cue anteayer sostuvieron una
importante entrevista en- aquela pobla
ci6n, Ell Sr. Cesar Guerrero, elemento
de vaIer de Barros ell Lcdo. Tous So
to. Sc asegura que ell Sr. Guerrero vino
Ponce para discutir los tlltimos nom
bramientos hechos para los cargos Va
csntes de la Corte de distrito de Ia
TerIa del Sur.
La conferencia, de acuerdo con los
1umores que circular, no fue uluy cor
dial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
HER1Do ACCOMPLISHMENTS

En- la Gale "Pajaros de Bayamon,
ell individuo Martin Rivera, de % amos,
6ispar6 su revolver contra Vicente
Baez, sin lograr herirlo, pero IA baia
en- su trayectoria alcanz6 a Alberto
Rivas, que Sc encontraba cerca del ST.
ito de la reyerta hiriendolo en- ell hom
bro derecho. Rivera fu6 arrestado y el
juez lie exigio $1,000 de fanEa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
ORDENEs DE ARREsTo

La corte municipal de Ponce expidi6
aver 6rdenes de arresto contra los in
dividuos Antonio Jusino, por I'm de,ito
de acometimiento y aggression, Pablo
Cure Carlos T. Martinez, por infrac-
cion Ia ley de arbitrios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
REGREso DE EUROPA

Ha regresado Ponce, despues de
haber viajado durante algunos meses
por el continente europeo, vis.tando sus
mas bellas capitales, Ell distinguido ca
bauero sefior Nqreo Perazzi, estima-
do elemento de la sociedad poncena.
Enviamos al amable viajero un sa-
ludo cordial de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Una LIuvia de Testimonies de Puer-
tOrriQueiOs HaCe de TanIaC eI
Mas Alto EOgiO
Fl Sr. Manuel Cabrera Entire los Recientes Resi-
dentes de San Juan Adelantase RespaIdar
Ia Nueva MediCira

Testimonio tras testimonies Sc esta
hacienda ahora acerca de Tanlac. la
celebrada medicina que esta 6ando tan
rotables resultados por todo Puerto Ri
co. Uno de los nltimos en- testifcar los
Raravillosos poderes curativos de Tan
lac, es Ell Sr. Don Manuel Cabrera Ca
lie San Jose 3S, San Juan. Ell sr. Ca
brera es ell bien conocido gerente de
la Panaderia Dulcerfa 'tLa Bombo-
nerfa" &c Puig v Abraham.
''Por casi un afo Y medic declare
el Sr. Cabrera tsyo era I'm constants
laciente de dyspepsia. Foco despues de
haber comido sentfa I'm doIor en- Ia
boca del est6mago, seguido por gas y
eructos. que eran terribles, por un
par de horas me sentia completamente
1batido. Mi apetito Gecay6 casi por
complete J gradua1mente tuve que Ii
mitarme a tomar solamente las conn-
das mas ligeras, pues apenas podia dige
1ir TN bocado.t
'Esta es la condici6n en- que yo es-
taba cuando mi principal, Ell sr. Girls
t6bal Puig, me recorend6 Que tom4ra
Tanlac porque 6l 10 habia usado obte-
n1endo los mas halagadores resu.tados.
La primera botella que tome me hizo
mucho bien continue ell trstamiento
Y me siento mucho meior cada dia. Mi
apetito aumenta constantemente, e.
UNA CARTA DE DON AVELINO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
NINA oPERADA

Ha sido operada en- Yauco, por el
reputado cirujano DR.. Lopez Nussa, di-
rector del hospital ''San Lucas" de
Fonce, la encantadora nina Blena Ra-
mirez.
La pequena Elena, que fue operada
&c Appendicitis, Sc encuentra va en-
franca convalecencia.
Lo celebramos mucho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
ATENTADo A LA VIDA

En- ell sitio denominado Ensanche" ,
de Carolina, Ramon Hernandez dispa-
10 un tiro de revolver, hiriendo Luis
cervera en- Ell ante-brazo izquierdo. Ell
herido fue conducido al hospital muni-
cipal y Ell agresor fue arrestado por
un de,ito de atentado Ia vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Necesitamos Agentes

en- San Juan y la IsIa para la
confeccion de bIusas y ropa in
terror a nano.> Caribbean Waist
Co., Santurce, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
j. MONTANA

Procedente del Norte lego aqui en-
Ell vapor "sagua" ell joven comisionis-
TIA, don j. Montana. active represen-
tante de la frma comercial George
w. Jimenez'', de la Habana.
Nuestro afectuoso saludo al Sr.
Montana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
DRAMA SANGRIENTo
EN- SAN SEBASTIAN

En- Ell barrio Guatemala, de San Sc
hsstian, fue encontrada muerta de una
lufialaGa la mujer Mauricia Serrano.
Su presunto asesino, Ell esposo de ella,
Gregorio Perez, fue luego hallado ahor
cado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MONO QUININA desvia la causa,
curando tambien La Grippe, Infuen-
"a. Paludismo y Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININA". La firma de
f. W. GROVE viene con cada ca
iltN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
IB1LLAREsI

vendemos tods clase de accessories
para billares, de calidad 1nmejorable
a precios sin competencia.. Pida precios
Tetuan 25 San Juan, P. Il.
SCHLUTER q CO. sues.
y Sc convencera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
INTENTo sUICIDARsE

I'm el barrio Palmarejo, de Corozal,
AdelaiGa Colon, de 18 amos, Sc intoxi-
90 ingeri6ndose una fuerte dosis de
PASTA ELECTRICA, droga que Sc usa
rara matar ratas. siendo conducida al
hospital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
MR. JOSEPH a. LoRET

va esta bastante mejorads de la
rertinaz dolencia que durante varios
disa le retuvo en- CANA, el Lcdo. J. A.
Ioret, "AssiSlant Attorney General
de Pto. Rico. 10 cual nos completeness
en- anunciar, celebr&ndolo mucho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
R1nA PoR UNA coL1NDANoIA
y Sc convencer:

En- ell barrio canovanillas, de Caro-
lima Sc agredieron mutuamente Leon
clio Ayala Y Eusebio Rodriguez, resul-
tando e. primero con cuatro heridas le
YES y una grave, y ell segundc con dos
heridas leves. Ambos fueron arresta-
dos Y denunciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
NUPCIAs

Han ccntraido matrimonio en- Pom
ce la bella seforita Ciri,a vazquez y
el culto joven sr. Francisco Martinez,
Eterna felicidad les deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
UNA CARTA DE DON AVELINO
VALIENTE
San Juan, P. R., enero 10, 1928.

San Juan, P. R., enero 10, 1928.
sr. Director de Ell, MUNDO.
Ny Sr, mio y distinguido amigo:
Me es honroso expresar usted por
encargo de Ia familia del Lcdo. don
Antonio Alvarez Nava "a. e. p. ~, las
mas sefaladas gracias por los notables
articulos que en- su bien acreditado
diario, Sc publicaron con motive del
reciente fal,ecimiento de aquel distin-
guido caballero espanol.
Me es grato suscribirme de usted
affmo. alto. y amigo S.,
Avelino VALIENTE.
Ell MUNDo agradece sItamente la
cortes1a del dignisimo cabaEero don
Avelino Valiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
MR.. DENBY CONFERENCE CON Ell
SECRETARIO DE ESTADO

wAgHINGToNT, enero 1o.-El Sc
cretario de la marina senior DENLY ce-
lebr6 una conferencia con ell secretario
Hughes prop6sito de la forma en- qus
seran repatriados los soldados ameIi-
canos del Rhin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
Ell "PONCE" VS.. 'PUERTO RICO
SPORTS" EN- LA LIGA INSULAR

SPORTS" EN- LA LIGA INSULAB
Sc ha llegado un acuerdo entire
los managers Rogue Wives, de las
novenas Sports y "Ponce" respec-
tivamente, para verifcar dos juegos el
proximo domingo en- nuestra Liga In
su,ar. Infnidad de simpatizadores del
team de los "leones" Sc disponen a
acompaiiarlos hasta San Juan, donde
.ellos Sc proponen seguir choteando"
a los 'Fjinetes'', como hasta aqui 10
nan venido hacienda en- IA liga de,
Castillo. Ell staff de pitchers del "Pon
ce' y Ell cuadro interior esta dispuesto
a no dar nlargen a los "jinetes'' para
que venzan en- ninguno de los juegos.
E. FSports" por su parte espera jul
gar pelota 'verdad' y Sc disponen a
hacerse respetar en- su propio galline-
70. Todos la Liga Insular el domin-
go; Daviu Sc dispone quitarle la IA
ma al "homrunero" Guzman; Cacho
tampoco quiere permitir Davit dar
Ia vuelta completa al cuadro.
GERRIsH JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-12
NECEHTO DESHILADORAS.

Caladoras, montadoras y mo-
teadoras expertas. Pago los me-
iores precios.
M. S. Bithorn. Lopez Landron
6 - Parada 43 q Tel. 7Oo
azuI. - Santurce, p. r.
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Lr0NDO
VERDAD Y JUSTICIA


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Dirt1aaa la correspondence Informs
Hiva , Iitsraria q Ia direction.
Para anuncios, communicates, etc., stc.,
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M PRECAUS DA SUSCts1PC1ON
ns En- Puerto Rico.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25
THREE PAY FINES FOR CLUBBING DEER
TO DEATH NORTH vASSALBORO MAN
GUILTY Of VIOLATING TRAPPING LAWS

Henry Lessard Of North vassal-
boro was arraigned in the municipal
COURT, before Judge Cohyt Tuesday
morning on a warrant sworn out by
Deputy Game Warden Warren
Staples OF North Vassalboro, on two
counts Of violation Of the game
laws. On charge was Of setting
the owner or occupant of the land,
and the other for setting traps with
in 20 feet of a muskrat house Les
sard through his attorney, Melvin
e. Sawtelle, pleaded nolo and
waived examination. He was SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of SO in each
case and costs of $1777.
AS the result of investigations by
Chief Game Warden Richard Upton
of this city and Warden Thyng Of
Readfield at the instigation Of resi-
dents of Fayette. Clarence S. Martin
of Wayne: Byron M. Greedy and
Harold c. Record Of South Paris
were arrested ADD pleaded guilty to
the illegal killing and possession of
deer at Fayette on March ID. Each
was fined $50 and costs of $13.4S.
The good people of Fayette got
March. feeling. certain that some
body had killed and taken away one
of the deer that had been seen
around there all Fall, and even after
the open season one deer had pass
ed. several deer would wander
through the brush and along the
brook which empties into the north
end of Berry Pond. but on the 21st
day of March blood. stains were no.
ticed on the snow along the high
way and also tracks where a pung
had turned around, and tracks of
three persons, also signs Of where
the carcass of deer had laid under
a scrub pine and been taken from
there to where the pung turned and
, headed toward the west.
The phones there were put into
action and Warden Thyng Of Read
field, was notified and the first Off
cial investigation started. The
woods. highways. ponds. brooks and
open pastures were carefully looked
over and Warden Thyng got in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25
RObbINSAND ELLIS
FORM PARTNERSHIP
WHOLESALE DEALERS

+. p. Robbins and Chester D.
Ellis. both for seve:fA Years connect
ed with the t'uIlcrSH olway whole
sale house viii shortly sever their
connections with that firm to enter
partnership in a wholesale business
of their own. They will occupy the
store at ~ Cony street. now Occu-
pied by the Franklin ServiceStation.
as soon after June | rs possible. 1t
is their intention at this tiI?a to deal
in 4 wholesale Nay i'll confectionery
cigars. tobacco ana kindred lines.
Both Mr. Robbins and Mr.. Ellis
are well qualified to undertake a
business of this kind, as they have
much experience in Wholesale work
through their connection with the
Fuller lio!way soncern. MIR. Rob
bins has been with that company
since 1903. entering AZ that time as
a feamster. Since then he has
worked up through the ranks until
he is today the vice president OF the
concern.
Mr.. Ellis entered the employ of
the company seven years ago this
spring. at that time acting as ship
ping clerk. About five years ago he
was transferred to the selling end of
the game, having filed the position
of travelling salesman since that
time, with Il great deal of success.
Both men were born in NasSal-
boro and both were educated in the
public schools OF that town and at
tended Oak Grove seminary They
are also both members OF Augusta
Lodge. L. <. A. NJ. and of Asylum
Lodge. l. O. .. +. Air. Ellis is n
member of the National Commercial
TRAY elcrs Association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25

touch with Chief Warden Upton late
Monday night. March 25th. He.
arriving at Readfield on the morn
ing train the next day, was met by
Warden Thyng and away they start
cd to Fayette for final investigation.
Up to this time nobody was sure
OF who these people were, that were
ting fair description of the pung
and horse. the officers found where
team was put up and these men
went on snowshoes, which tracks
were picked up that led to the house
where the team was. It was found
only one man went back for the
team and said he was going to pick
up the other two at cross road, but
really went back and picked up the
men and deer who were waiting
under the scrub pine on the hill east
OF the brook which runs into Berry
Pond, and then they turned and
went west. and turned off on the
first left hand road to Wayne, where
Warders Upton and Thyng picked
up their first man, Martin, at his
home and after a talk with him,
took him along to Chesterville,
where the other two were picked up,
Greedy and Record.
The travel was bad and they had
to change teams several times. It
was long after dark when the war
dens got back to Readfeld and it
was raw. cold day, and they ran
into several hard driving snow
squalls. The party who were guilty
Of this offense were at the time
looking up timber land. and ran into
this deer and killed it with a club
which was found handy. and after
killing it dressed 1t and left the head
which was easily found by the own
err of the land, and was turned, over
to the officers. The wardens search
ed and found tracks Of the deer and
in many places the deer had broken
through and turned up leaves and
1t could easily be seen where the
deer would strike her breast after
breaking through the snow. The
work of finding these men was done
quietly and quickly after the first
notice given the local warden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25
SIDNEY

The annual meeting of the North
Sidney Cemetery Association will he
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
III. Davenport on Wednesday 25th at
$50 p. NJ. Ladies please come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Wort were
business callers in Waterville Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Goodhue are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter whom they have
named Dorothy Louise.
Mrs. Raymond Pooer was a caller
in Oakland Thursday.
Dean Tilton. little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tilton, who has been i'll,
is much better.
Frank Cowan is critically i'll at his
home on the Pond road. Mrs. Della
Cowan is caring for him.
Mrs. Helen Shaw Glidden was
taken to the Augusta General hos
pital last Tuesday where she was to
undergo an operation.
Russell Bailey. who has been con-
fined to the house with a cold, is able
to be out again.
Will and Walter Noble were BUSH
ness callers at Frank Bailey's We'd
,nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor are
guests Of their brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertelle Taylor of
Farmingdale.
Lowell school taught by Mrs. J. E.
Sawtelle. opened Monday, April 16.
for the spring term of ten weeks.
Frank Bailey was a business caller
at M. III. Drummond's Wednesday.
Miss Rebecca Bailey was opera ted
on for appendicitis at the Elm City
hospital, Sunday. April Is, in Water
vile.
Miss Doris Drummond passed
Patriots day at her home here.
Roger Lewis of Oakland High
school also passed the day with his
parents, Fir. and Mrs. E. N. Lewis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25
Fish and Game
Summer Plans
To Have Field Day

The Cohbosseecontee Fish and Game
Association is doing good work and is
fast putting Cobbosseecontee lake on
the map as one of the leading fishing
places for game fish. The members of
the committees are hustling live wires
and we'll fitted. The slogan for this
year is each member bring in new
member. The dues are for purchasing
and caring for fish only.
This live association will have n big
day at the lake in August, an all-day
affair with contests on land and wa
ter. baseball games. dancing and every
thing to make it an enjoyable day for
participants. Prizes will be awarded
to winners in each event. At night
the big banquet will be served and all
reports read and new officers elected
AS one energetic member of the as
ISOLATION says: IF you should do any
fishing at the lake when the ice goes
out and the fish don't bite then you
Will wish YOU had paid your dues or
otherwise become member. The fish
know the paid-uQ members and they
enjoy biting their aluring bait"
A guessing contest is being staged rs
TO when the ice will leave Cobbosscc-
contee. Maranacook and Annabcssacook.
The guesscs should he sent to Charles
+. kinsman, Augusta. Prizes will be
awarded.
The association wishes to keep rec
ord IF al game fish. nt her than white
perch. over two pounds in weight.
caught in Cobbossercontee. These re-
ports are to be made to Capt. II. y.
Pcrnette. The guides are to make re-
ports for their parties 'as to the size.
the weight and the day. This will fur
nish valuable information to the com
mittno on fishing.
Following are tho officers: Percy Y.
Hill, president; Charles i. Kinsman.
vice president: a. $. Hichborn. treas
urer: Maynard Maxim, secretary. Com
mittccs-Fishing: r. j. Upton chair
man. r. y. Pernctte, r. w. Pope. f..
II. Moscly. Ray Marston. w. II. Reid.
Navigation: W. A. Jackson chairman.
II. !. Ottmann. J. II. Merrill. Fish
screen: +. Q. Beane chairman. c. T.
Brainord. a. j. Mason. Lighthouse
and buoys: r. n. Pernette chairman.
Julian Wilder. Rcgattas: Il. Owen
chairman, j. T. Conroy. T.. B. Purinton,
N. Weston, d. w. Adams. w. Is. Will
hanson. Auditing accounts: J. i.
Gould chairman. Il. s. Vilcs. Member
sEir: c. l.. Kinsman chairman, =. III.
Bradbury. q. Cony Weston. l.. @. Purin-
ton. NJ. Maxim. +. A. Wise. Sanitation:
ID. T.. Higgins chairman, F. +. Boanc.
c.. A. Cloutier. Landing stage: w. G.
Moyes chairman, A. G.. Pinllham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25
April Term Superior
Court Nets County
Over $4,000 in Fines

The term of the superior court just
closed has been an exceptionally
profitable one for the county Of
Kennebec. Quite number of liquor
cases were brought up and disposed
of at this session, the fines costs in
these cases amounting to $5275. This
amount has actually been paid, and
there are besides, fines now out
standing which will amount to be-
tween $500 and 5000. If these fines
are not paid before the next term Of
court the Jail sentence which was
suspended will be imposed.
The amount collected for fines and
costs is larger by $1515 than the en-
tire amount of the fines collected for
the year 1922 on cases Of this kind
and is one of the largest amounts
ever collected in this way. The en-
tire collection for 1922 was $3759.94.
The expenses Of this term of court
were $S64O for the grand jury.
$S11.16 for the traverse jury. and
$3.50 for the attendance at court OF
the sheriff, deputy sheriffs and
court messenger.