Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-27

from the record. They were out of
order.
Mr.. BARWIsE: Mr.. President, as
there was no question before the
Senate, and as the Senator from
Kennebec asked that his remarks be
not put on the record, l move that
this whole matter, including this
stump speech that we have heard, be
stricken from the record
Mr.. H1NCkLEY: Mr.. President, if
the Senate is afraid to have the
public read those words, take that
action because I shall make it from
the platform of many cities and
towns in Maine if you do.
The PRESIDENTS: The Chair will
state at this time that he ought not
to have allowed any of you to enter
this free-for-all, but l supposed it
was only for a minute. OF course
there is no one in the State of Maine
who thinks. that any of us want to
play politics, and l suggest that the
Senator from Cumberland confer
with the Senator from Kennebec,
and in the interests of harmony iron
this out during the interim. Will the
Senator from Penobscot kindly with
draw that motion?
Mr.. BARWISE: Why, If the Chair
wishes it, but l think this is all
tommyrot and ought to be cut out
The PRESIDENT: Well, the Chair
is not going to suggest what action
you shall take.
Mr.. BARWISE: I insist on my mo-
ton.
The PRESIDENT: I am going to
rule the gentleman from Penobscot
| out of order and that there is no
motion before the Senate.
Mr.. BARWISE: 1 made one, Mr.
| President.
The PRESIDENT: You made a
| motion but there was no issue be-
| fore the House.
Mr.. BARWISE: 7 made a motion
that certain matter taken down
by those steno@raphers be stricken
from the record, and that is ques-
| tion-that is n motion.
Mr.. ALLEN: Mr.. President. that
| is a perfectly proper motion, no ques-
ton about that. If the Chair rules
against it. | shall appeal from the
ruling of the Chair.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
put the motion. All those in favor
! of the motion of the Senator from
| Penobscot that the last remarks of
| the several Senators since there was
an issue before this body be strlck-
en- from the records-all those in
favor of that will say aye. Those
| opposed, no.
A vivi voce vote being had, the
Chair was in doubt. and a rising
vote was taken, and the motion was
lost.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair lays
before the Senate :. u. 1Gi, resolve
in favor OF the Augusta State Hos
pital for maintenance for the fiscal
years 1926 and 1927. tabled pending
its passage to be engrossed and rec
/ ognizes the Senator from kennebec,
Senator Wadsworth.
Mr.. WADSWORTH: Mr.. President.
as there is an amendment to be pre-
pared affecting this resolve. | move
! that it be laid upon the table.
The motion was agreed to.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair laws
before the Senate s. ID. 139. bill, An
Act to permit ice fishing in Bauneg
Beg Pond. so-called in Sanford and
in North Berwick, in the county of
York, tabled pending its passage to
be enacted. and recognizes the Sem
ator from York, Senator Allen.
On motion by Mr.. Allen the bill
was then passed to be enacted.
| The PRESIDENT: The Chair lays
, before the Senate s. d. 231, bill. An
Act for the promotion of the welfare
and hygiene of maternity and infan-
cy and for other purposes, tabled
pending its passage to be engrossed.
and recognizes the Senator from Pc
nobscot. Senator Chain ers.
Mr.. CHALMERS: Mr.. President,
I will say that there is some further
information regarding this matter
that l expected this morning, but
which has not arrived, and for that
reason l would move that the matter
be again tabled.
Mr.. CASE of Washington: ! would
like to ask the Senator from Penob-
scot. Senator Chalmers. what date
he would assign for consideration of
the matter.
Mr.. CHALMERS: Mr.. President, I
will say in reply that IL I get the re-
quired information tomorrow | would
be glad to have it assigned for to-
morrow, but otherwise | should not
care to have it positively assigned
! for tomorrow.
The PRESIDENTS: The question
before the Senate is on the motion
| that this matter be tabled.
The motion was agreed to-
The PRESIDENT: The Chair laws
before the Senate S. D. 142, bill. An
Act relating to purposes for which
corporations may be organized, Ia :
bled pending its passage to be en-
crossed, and recognizes the Senator
from Cumberland. Senator Anthoine.
Mr.. Anthone then yielded to the
Senator from Cumberland, Senator
Cram.
Mr.. CRAM: Mr.. President. this bill
and the one next but one following it,
s. ID. 1i3, | should like to have re-
tabled and specially assigned for to-
morrow morning. | will say in ex-
PLANTATION that ] have conferred with
the Bank Commissioner and it seems
| desirable to offer an amendment as
To these measures. but due to the
pressure of business yesterday we
dld not have time to prepare the
amendments, and for that rea son |
move that both this matter and S.
d. 143 be retabled and specially as
signed for consideration tomorrow.
The motion was agreed to.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair laws
before the Senate S. d. 1S5, bill, An
Act establishing Il state contingent
fund and d surplus revenue account
and regulating the same, tabled
pending its second reading. and rec
ogniZes the Senator from Kennebec.
Senator Maher.
ON motion by Mr.. Maher the bill
received its second reading, and on
further motion by the same Senator
the bill was tabled pending its pas
sage to be cngrossed.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair laws
before the Senate S. ID. 80. bill, An
Act to enlarge the powers of the
state highway police and to author
lze the Governor and Council to APP
. point said police and direct them in