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The January term of the Supreme 'Court opened at the temporary Court House in Canton with
Supreme Court Justice John C.
Crapser presiding. After disposing of the alien calendar the remainder of the day's session was
given over to instructing the 'grand
jurors and listening to the jurors
who wished to be excused.
George L. Pelsue of North StockWill Not Interfere With holm was selected as foreman of
the grand jury and went into sesWork of Non-Partisan sion
"with the following grand jurors; E. N. Green, of Colton; HowBoard
ard L. Patten, Lawrenceville; Boy
Hutchinson, Hermon; Sherman W.
ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 13—(AP)— Brown of Canton; Leon O. Jenkins
Ogdenst>urg, N. Y.,
Portland cement keeps the surface
Governor Smith has decided, to fol- of Parishville; Bart W. Read of
in neat shape with a desirable light
July 14, 1925.
Hermon;
George
Gibson
of
Rossie;
low a "hands off" policy with recolor.
W. Bush of Gouverneur; W. To my Ogdensburg Friends:
gard to the reorganization of the Roy
Five years ago I was a great sufOwners of private driveways,
H. Plumb of Ogdensburg; Charles
garage floors and automobile show
state government as "provided in T. Carton of Massena; Gilbert Nel- ferer from Rheumatism, no medirooms having concrete floors also
cime or doctor seemed to relieve
the • constitutional
amendment son of Lisbon; J. J. Judson Shat- my
report the method simple and efpain. A friend advised me to
adopted last fall unless the com-tuck of Hermon; Orrin Wheeler of try the A. J. P. Rheumatic Remfective.
Bill Making Change to J
mmission under the leadership of Massena; William Austin of Pots- edly and I did so with the result
Standard Oil Adopts Sucdam; Michael Hammill of Briar that one bottle cured me and furthIntroduced — Would
Former Governor Charles Evans Hill; Daniel O'Brien of Brasher
cessful Methods at New
Now
Listed
in
Prison
as
ermore
I
have
had
no
pain
since.
"Spirit
of
Locarno"
He
PreHughes now studying tlhe subject Falls; Clarion Leonard of Bigelow
Change Total
Sincerely yours,
Jersey Plants
shall have submitted to the legis- and George B. Wilson of OgdensMurdered—Sentenced
dicted Would Come Is
Mrs.
J.
R.
Sovie.
Weight
lature Its recommendations and burg. The following were excused
FAME FICKLE JADE;
for Life
Kt is guaranteed and your drugMissing
formal report.
from service of the grand jury:
Oil
station
driveways
frequently
IS
NOT
EASILY
WON
This became evident today -when Donald P. "White of Potsdam; Wil- gist has it.
One of the most drastic changbecome an eyesore because of the
the Governor's attention was liam G. Thompson of Potsdam;' I.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.—
accumulated oil drippings from Stories Pure Butik, Says Player es ever proposed in the present
PARIS,
Jan.
13—(AP)—The
nadbrought to a Mil introduced in the W. Norris of Crary Mills; Clint
(AP)—'How a practical joke has
brook trout law iii New York
In "The People vs. Nancy
cars being serviced. And because
state, will be embodied in a
Assembly by Louis A. Cuvillier, JMcGillis of Edwards and John DePreston."
blasted the reputation of an ami-' icals and socialists pursued their many of these stations occupy
bill that will be introduced proDemocrat, New York, intended to laney of Ogdensburg.
able Irish setter was revealed to- efforts to smother the Briand gov- prominent locations and are designcreate a legislative commission to
day by Mrs. Cornelia Bryce Pin- ernment in the finance committe ed for attractiveness, smutty driveAre the stories about former bably the latter part df this week,
"investigate and study the abolichot, wife of the Governor of of the chamber today. Meanwhile ways lower the general appearance comedy queens and bathing beau- and which will place the day's
ties stepping into immediate suc- catch at 25 fish, with the mjn>
tion of the antiquated county gov- The following panel of trial
Pennsylvania.
of the station.
mirm length at six inches, except
ernments in the state of New jurors was selected for service dur•Mrs. Pinchot came to the defense there |was diligent 'canvassing of
Standard Oil stations in New cessr on the stage or screen alEssex county, where seven
York" and make recommendations ing the January term; Ed. Robieau,
of "Pep", the canine "lifer" of the the deputies by the minister of the Jersey have adopted a successful wa3 s true? They are net! They're in
inches prevails at the present
bunk!
for repealing statutes dealing with Helena; Bernard McAvoy, Colton;
Eastern State Penitentiary who is interior, M. Chautemps, in the loh- and simple means of keeping" their
time. The hill will further procounty officers.
George C. Miller, Fort Jackson;
officially listed in the prison re- bies, furnishing tangible evidence driveways spotless, which may be So at least, says Gertrude Short, vide that the catch must not exone
of
the
most
promising
new
cord, as a cat murderer. She was
The bill covered suggestions George Shannon, Massena; A. Hutapplied equally well to concrete comediennes in motion pictures, ceed ten pounds any one fish.
moved to action, sire said, but the that "the spirit of Locarno," which surfaces.
made by Governor Smith in his an- ton, Rossie; A. J. Helms, Massena;
who has an excellent role in the This rather unusual stipulation is
receipt of letters from many parts the premier not long ago said had
nual message for a general reor- Adelbert Jenne, Parishville; AddiOil Wiped Off
melodramatic production o£ explained by Cronk S. Rogers, of
(Concluded
from
Page
1)
of the world complaining of the penetrated the councils of his offi- All excess oil is wiped off the crook
ganization and consolidation of son Ekey, Madrid; Lyle Fountain,
"The
People
vs. Nancy Preston," Syracuse, secretary of the New
county governments, with abolition Parishville; Leslie Streeter, Gouv- ices where the net income is less cruelty of "cooping" the dog up in cial family, had disappeared from surface of the concrete or is scrub- featuring Marguerite De La Motte York State Forest, Fish and Game
prison.
of county lines where deemed ad- erneur; William A. Bowers, Og- than $5,000 a year.
the cabinet.
bed quite clean with kerosene or and John Bowers, which will be League, as follows:
visable, but flhe executive made it densburg; Orange Sellars, Canton;
M. Chautempts openly solicited -gasoline to cut the oily deposits. on view at the Opera House toSenator James A. Higgons, Dem- The Governor's wife presented
"In case a person was fishing
plain that it had been introduced Harry Exford, De Grasse; William ocrat, Kings, also introduced a the dog to the prison in 1924. When the votes of the deputies against A lit>^- vigorous scrubbing with a day and tomorrow.
on one of the Adirondack lakes
without his knowledge and was W. Price, Gouverneur; Clayton
he was received at the institution M. Doumer's financial measures, stiff brush will remove most of this
"Fame on stage or screen is i» and had caught five or six trout
not a part of his; plan for pressing Morrell, Canton; Bernard Toomey, bill seeking to exempt from taxa- he was posed for a Bertillon photo- which he and the other radical oil. The surface is then flushed fickle jade and not easily won." weighing in the neighborhood of
the suggestion in his message.
Canton; Griffith D. Davis, Gouver- tion property owned by a corpora- graph with this desJ-iption ap- members bad voted for in a cabi- with a hose stream of clean water, says Miss Short, who knows quite seven pounds, and then hooked
T3ie county government reorgan- neur; Seymour Lobdell, Dekalb tion or association of active' or pended: "Number C-2559. Name, net meeting just before the holi- and while the pavement is still well what she is talking ahout. an extra large one, bringing his
ization proposal, he admits, prob- Junction; iF. Ramie, Ogdensburg; veteran members of tihe National "Pep." Alias, Dog. Nationality, days. This revelation of a fresh nioist a little Portland cement is "Success comes only after long catch to over ten pounds, he
American. Committed from Pike outbreak of dissension within the
ably will not be embraced in the Edson Fallon, Sevey; Thomas
and arduous work. I had won would be permitted to retain the
Guard or war veterans. The prop- county. Crime, Murder, first de- government gave rise to excited dusted over it.
as a comedienne, but fish caught, under the law as it is
report of the Hughes commission, Bradish, Ogdensburg;
Emerson
In the NQW Jersey stations, the popularity
but for the present he prefers to Kenny, Rensselaer Falls; Almon ertty would be exempted .under the gree. Maximum sentence, life. comment, though it was far from, a men in charge report that two ap- when I applied to dramatic pro- proposed. In other words, he
postpone committing himself on Phillips, Colton; Edward Black- terms of the measure only on con- Minimum sentence, none. Previous surprise to a good many of the dep-plications each week are sufficient ducers, they turned me down and would be permitted to take home
the fish aggregating seven or
the reorganization features in any burn, Gouverneurj Malcolm Cas- dition that it would he used exchi- conviction, none known. Criminal uties, who were aware of the to keep the concrete surface spot- laughed at the idea of a .comedy eight
pounds, as well as the extra
history, none known. Date received, agreement in the cabinet on M. less. If dry cement is applied to player making good in serious one fish,
form. Numerous suggestions and well, 'Canton; Henry P. Clark. Masthough the catch
proposals have been brought to tihe sena; Stanley H. Castle, Winthrop siv.ely for the members of the or- Aug. p . 1924. Assigned to night Doumer's bills was merely a holi- the moist surface of the pavement, drama. But I stuck to my pur- ran aboveeven
tlie ten pound mark."
pose and finally won out after
duty."
attention of the Governor, it was and James Dinsdale, Canton. The ganization named.
day truce.
it is swept over the surface with a working overtime
for many
At tii- present time a trout fishlearned at the Capitol today, with following were excused by Justice
M. Briand's friends were prompt- broom. On drying this leaves the dreary seasons."
Several measures were introduc- "It's a perfect shame, this reerman is permitted to take ten
the earnest wishes of their spon- Crapser; Walter Q. Smith, Mas- ed in the lower house by Assembly- port that Pep was put in prison ly on the trail of the recalcitrant surface white and covers up the
Miss Short has the finest role pounds of lish to the day. If the
sors that they be included in the sena; Adelbert Strafford, Gouver- man Cuvilier, including one, which for killing a cat," said Mrs. Pinchot minister of the interior* warning stains left by the oil drippings.
of
her screen career h> "The Peo-limit is sat at 25 fish for the day,
Hughes report or made the subject neurFrank Halliday, Massena; has met defeat in other years, in- today. "Why, Pep never killed the deputies that the premier One Middle West station reports ple vs. Nancy Preston." The story in 99 cases out of 100. the catcli
oE executive recommendation, but
would not submit to being crowd- that the best results are obtained
tended to rescind New York state's anything or anybody.
weigh under ten pounds.
these also, it is understood, the Arthur Smith, Briar Hill; Fred ratification of the lSth amendment. "The report of his crime has ed out of office by the chamber by dusting the pavement just after of this underworld picture deals would
Quinlan, Ogdensburg; Clark Dewwith the efforts of two "criminals The proposed change would' necGovernor has not encouraged.
ey, Gouverneur and Henry Bou- Along the same line in another 'bill circulated half way around the committee and that whatever was closing time at night. In this case to live honest lives and of their essarily result in better fishing
Under the Cuvilier measure-in- chard, Ogdensburg.
he seeks to provide a penalty for world and the Governor and I have decided in the committee room the cement hardens before opening persecution by agency detectives for less fish would be taken than
troduced today, the investigation
who seek to fasten crimes upon at present, where a fisherman can
The negligence case between unwarranted search and seizure by i-eceived volumes of letters, tele- there must be an open debate In time the next morning.
by special legislative committee Grace, Janres and Milton O. Clark any peace officer,, tlhe penalty to be grams, resolutions and petitions the chamber, in all the parties
them. Thers are many thrilling take. -10 or 50 trout, providing they
Surfacs Kept Neat
would 'have as its piirpose "to per-for alleged injuries suffered in an 3 flne of ?100 to $500 or loss of complaining of t*>« cruelty of coop- must take their share of responsi- Whatever the particular method situations, and as a whole the do not run over ten pounds in
mit counties to reorganfiae and auto accident in Massena on Aug- his office.
bility.
ing the dog up in prison."
of application may be, the use of photoplay is intensely appealing. weight.
have home rule, the same as ust
9,
1924
was
placed
on
the
calcities." The committee also would endar as the first case to 'be tried
spek to ascertain the cost of county government in proportion, to the today. The defendant is representcost of state government, the ed by George H. Bowers and the
amount actually turned over to the plaintiff by George E. Van Kehnen,
Other cases in order of their apstate for county government, and
the "abolition of county lines." An pearance on the calendar are: Fred
appropriation of $75,000 for the ex- 'Marceau vs. the George Hall corporation, damages for assault;
penses is carried in the proposal.
Republican legislative leaders Fred Marceau vs. the George Hall
have settled down to silence on corporation, negligence; John Jerthe county reorganization propo- ome vs Clifford Lane, negligence;
sition, awaiting, mulch the same Edward R. 'Clark et ano. vs. Julia
as the 'Governor, the report on the O. Hyde, fraud in sale of land;
Hugihes commission. No comment Winfleld 0. Goodison YS, Donald
was forthcoming from them on Cu- Ritchie, to recover for goods sold;
Randolph Burton vs. John Jackson
vilier's proposal of today.
et ano., to set aside a deed; Henry
Moore \ys. William C. Munn et ano.,
breach of contract and Patrick A.
Hallahan vs. David B. Jaycox et
ano., goods sold and delivered.
with portrait
Gee Red Box
SMITH TO
S E P HANDS OFF
REORGANIZE
PRACTICAL MCE BRIAND FACES
BLASTS HONOR
OF IRBH SETTER
MORE TROUBLE
OVERCABINET
CEMENT DUSTING
'
OFOIL STATIONS
STATE SENATE
TWO MINUTES
COURT UPHOLDS
WALKER ANTI-KU
KLUXKLAN LAW ITALIANGOVT.
Measure Requires Klan to
File Membership With
State
ATTACKED BY
REPR. RAINEY
ALBANY, 2sT. Y., Jan. 13—(AP) Claims Fascisti Assault on
—The constitutionality of the
"Walker Anti-Ku Kluz Klan law, en- U. S. Consul Was Supacted in 1923 to require Klan
pressed Here
groups throughout the state to file
with the Secretary of State lists
WASHINGTON, Jan, 13. —(API
of their membership, "was upheld,
yesterday by the Court of Appeals. —The Mussolini government was
The appeal was taken by George assailed and defended in the
today in debate on a resoW. Bryant, an alleged official of House
lution to authorize acceptance of
the Klan in Buffalo, who was ar- the
Italian war debt settlement.
rested at the direction of District
Leading
the attack on the ItalAttorney Guy £». Moore of Erie ian agreement,
Representative
county on a charge of failing to Rainey, Democrat, Illinois, chargcomply with the provisions of the ed that the State Department had
statute. Bryant was unsuccessful suppressed information about "aa
in an attempt to gain (his freedom attack by Fascisti on American
through a writ of habeas corpus, Vice Consul Gore at Leghorn, Itand after the appellate division of aly last summer.
the Supreme court, fourth departReplying to this statement, Repmpnt, had upheld the judgment of resentative Burton, Republican,
the lower courts denying the writ, Ohio, said the department, after
he appealed the case to the fhih an investigation, decided the attack was not made as an affront
est court.
against the XTnited States a.nd
that the Fascist officer involved
was ignorant that he was assaulting an American.
Mr. Rainey asserted Premier
Mussolini maintained his government "by the most cruel, murderous force ever exercised in centuries," and read from a book hs
ROCHESTER, N.*Y., Jan. 13—said had been smuggled from It(AP)—The New York State Nur- aly .before the Premier could supserymen's Association at its clos- press all copies. It contained a
ing session 'here today elected the number of pictures, which the
described as showfollowing- officers: President, D. representatives
E. Williams; vice president. Wil- ing persons slain hy Fascisti.
Questioning the propriety of
liam Pittkin, Rochester;, D. B. Bel- reading
from what he said was an
den, Fredonia; R. T. Brown,
book. Chairman Green
Queens; James Kelly, Dansville, anonymous
of the Ways and Means commitand John Price, Geneva; secretary- tee, declared he was forced to obtreasurer, C. J. Maloy.
ject to presentation from such a
Nurserymen of the state are Sail- source o£ alleged facts detrimening to talce advantage of the tal to a friendly nation.
courses offered by the state college
The Illinois member also asof agriculture at Ithaca, Professor serted
that Fascisti, led by MusJ. P. Porter, in charge of exten- solini, has
wrecked and destroyed
sion work at the college, told the Free Masonry
in Italy. Represengathering.
tation Bloom, Democrat, Now
The course in ornamental horti- York, Questioned this statement,
culture, he said, offers many op- and said that conditions did not
portunities •which, the nurserymen exist in Italy as representQ.l by
Mr. Rainey.
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