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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-12
Prize Ring
slLERs TALK OF THE RING.
Middle Over Welterweight Title In
tercstS Fans.
iBy George Silerl.

tBy George Silerl.
Although there is a heavyweight
championship on tap, that between
Jack O'Brien and Tommy Burns. there
appears to be more interest in the
welterweight championship muddle
Less than a week ago the rightful hOl-
der OF the title was Joe Cans, but he
relinquished his grip and in half
hearted manner passed the title over to
Joe Thomas of California.
Prior to Cans generous transaction.
Billy Melody, by virtue Of his defeat
of Joe Walcott, was voted boss by the
pugilistic scribes. This was because
Walcott. despite the fact that he had
been out of the game for several years,
laid claim to the title, as. in letter
to the writer. he states: There is no
money in championship titles" Fur
ther, Walcott disputes his right to the
honor as their recent battle was fought
at 145 pounds. which, Joe claims, Is
not the registered weight. Melody al
so states that if the championship is
forced upon him by the scribes. he
wants a clear bill of lading to 1t and
but at the required weight OF 142
pounds.
New York City is pugilistically
dead. but the fight fans seem to derive
plenty of sport arguing the respec-
tive merits of those old timers, Terry
McGovern and Young Corbett Both
claim to have had the better of the
late fight and their arguments are
backed up by their respective friends.
This claiming business has been waged
ever since the fight, with the result
that number of irresponsible clubs
throughout the country have offered
them fabulous purses to repeat their
stunt. The generosity of these fistic
organizations led them to believe they
are still the greatest in the business
but when they signed the articles to
fight the offers want glimmering.
There is no doubt Terry and the
pudgy Corbett are better than some of
those that are posing as top-notchers
and that they would put up fight
worth going miles to see. Neither of
them. probably, could put up winning
fight against those who class higher,
but throw them into a ring together
and they will make the fur fly. This ia
principally because considerable i'll
feeling exists between them and fis-
tic encounter between two evenly
matched boys guarantees fight in all
that the word implies.
Chick Stahl is to manage the Bos-
ton Americans in 1907. Chick says he
will not take up the management until
Collins is definitely disposed of. He
wants Collins to get satisfactory set
lement first
American league dopesters are al
ready figuring that st. Louis will be
hard club to down in that race in 1907.
The browns managed to stay above the
300 mark last year and are ready to
make splurge when the next race is
taken up.
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EAST.


Harvard ). Carlisle O.
Princeton {. West Point 0.
Yale s, Brown 0.
Navy 5. SwarthmOre I.
Dartmouth 4. Amherst q.
Cornell 16, Holy Cross &.
Pennsylvania D. Lafayette O.
Western ~" of Penn. Il, VI. Va. q.
Yale Fresh II. Princeton Fresh 0.
Williams Is, Wesleyan IL.
Aiddlebury g, Norwich ~Us S.
Tufts g, Massachusetts College 0.
BOwdoin 0. Colby 0.
Vermont IL. New Hampshire s.
Phillips And. 6. Phillips Exeter Q.
WEST.
Chicago 2. Minnesota I.
Illinois 6, Wisconsin Is.
Michigan 0. Alumni O.
Indiana IL. Notre Dame y.
Monmouth 81. Des Moines 0.
Iowa Is, Coo IL.
Washburn 0. Kansas 9.
Albion s, Michigan Aggles y.
OAis State 6. Kenyon 0.
St Louis 81. Kansas Medies 0.
Nebraska II. Creighton o.
Case 5. Wesleyan 0.
Wooster IS. Oberlin 0.
Missouri ~" II, Arkansas ~. o.
BelOit 10. Lake Forest O.
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possible under the new rules" to
quote prominent Yale coach. Look
ing over the records of the big eastern
teams for the past few years, 1t is
seen how rarely these elevens permit
ted their goal lines to be crossed eX-
cept by rivals OF equal rank.
In 1901 the University OF Virginia
was the only minor college to score on
Pennsylvania. The next year Haver-
ford. Bucknell and Swarthmore did
the trick. In 1903 the Quakers re-
pulsed all attacks except those of
Columbia, Harvard and the Indians.
In 1904 a field goal by Crowell of
Swarthmore was the only blot on
Pennsylvania's entire season record.
Last year Swarthmore, Brown, I.afay-
cite and Villa Nova scored.
Harvard's record for the same five
years includes scores by Bates. Dart
Wesleyan. Army and Dartmouth. in
addition to Yale, scored in 1902. Am
herst and Wesleyan chalked up marks
in 1903 for the minors. while only Holy
Cross did the trick year later.
Last season Bates crossed the Grim
son line as the lone representative of
the little fellows. Princeton has
proved to be OF sterner stuff. for since
1901 only Washington and jefferson,
Lehigh and Lafayette have been able
to cross the Tigers line for the small
er college contingent. while in 1908
the big teams found 1t a hard trick
to accomplish.
During the season Of 1901 Princeton
and Penn alone scored on Cornell. The
following season Williams secured a
score for the New Englanders to be
proud OF, while Lehigh did the trick
in 1903. Bucknell, Franklin and Mar
shall and Lehigh all scored in 1904.
Last season Colgate and Swarthmore
played havoc with the Ithican's no.
score record. but these teams were
far stronger than the average miner
college eleven.
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American league dopesters are al
ready figuring that st. Louis will be a
hard club to down in that race in 1907.
The browns managed to stay above the
300 mark last year and are ready to
make splurge when the next race is
taken up.
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Chick Stahl is to manage the Bos-
ton Americans in 1907. Chick says he
will not take up the management until
Collins is definitely disposed Of He
wants Collins to get satisfactory set
lement first.
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Football

ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS TODAY
. = 9 o . . . . . . . . . = . . . Z
University Of Mississippi vs.. .
Sewanee at Memphis. 6
Haskell Indians VS.. Texas A. :
9 l. n. at College Station. Texas. g
. University Of Virginia vs. :
o George Washington University at 9
: Washington, D. c. {
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~ F9iE!!A !! IN
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FIGHTS SCHEDULED TONIGHT.
. . . . . . . . . y . . . . . . .
o Sam Iangford VS.. George Gun.
. tier 1t Valley Falls, r. L
o Billy Roche vs.. Dick Fitxger.
. aid, 10 rounds, at Houghton, Mich. {
90 . . q . . . . . o . 8 o 9 9 6 4
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8ir molen snr @rtaruns uur iaseu. bB in benz 4Oen fir 5000. 522 sc
eaetn sne ebsrtorherung BON 5 100000 enhaten lit. mas eriabrene
Sa9Rnner uno 6abrfanten ais Der 9abrbet semdB befdt9t baben. So, Die
9errsn Hepubifaner perleben ir Sad uuO se8eniber Renroie mar Suap nod
Elm unibuot9r Naiienfnabe. luO troeOen penangeu Die repubitauiiben Frs
ettepper, baB man fir Die 8eurOieide areatur Stuart fir @ouuernOr iinmen
ipl. pel r Elm "ebrlhber" Sert i. Nattrib, Dor Der 98ahl iO ie aas
ebri6! r
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@eipaltftreid, Der aypli,ei.

Das game Deutl6tbum pom 9itts'
burg 1T entriiitet iiber einen @ewalt.
itreia Der Rittsburser 9oli;ei, bic
plOeli4 in oas Seim beS Sereins
beutider @afiensenoiisn leinoranQ
uno Seanlte unO iammtlids glnwt,
ienbe, 81 Beriouen i'm @au,cn, sur
ROli3eiitation i6leppte. Die antlast
lautet auf unSeieeliden SpirituOien'
perfauf. SIN Serb6r Dor benz ROli;ei.
ridter purben Die 8eamten um je $25
uno Die auberen Mitslieosr, Die bel Der
Ra3sia uerbaftet morben waren, um il
S. unb Soften seitraft. Der Sereiu
ceuti6er @affen9enOiien lit Die alteite
militdriide Serbinouns in Pittsburs
uub beiist felt Is Su6ren einen 6rei.
brief. Die @ntriiituns iiber bus &C.
paltiame @i~nbrinsen in bas 9eim eis
mes oeutiden gereins lit allsemein,
uno nabri6einli6 werben ieitens bes
Deutid'amerifaniihen Gentralbunbes
Sbritte setban merben, I'M Die gSieoers
bOlung zines oerartiseu @ewaltftreides
Der a~umuBenoen SermanoaO uumOslid
III MAIDEN.
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Geuft Gin.
gu r1aHen

SOdite uebsrraihuns bereitet eint
ueue @enoun9in Der braunidwei9iideu
5ru9e. 8eiuhern 9eseniiber bat Del
Ser;og pom Cumberland erflart. bas
beriogli6e Saus babe BON pornbereiu
Oamit serehnet. baB ielbit ieinem iiins'
lten SObne. Dem Rrin3eu Grnit ausuit.
CUR 8brOnbeiteisun9 in Sraunidwei9
nod sewiiie 9eoin9un9en 9eitelIt per'
ben DiirOeu. Gr, Der 9er5os, iei be-
reit, benz Rrin;en p~olitdubi9 freie
9ano in ieinen GntidlieBunsen su
luiien, insbeionoere be,iislid ieinss
uOrbebatttoien gersidtes auf SannO'
Der. SisrSu iei Der Bring aud bsreit.
Die Bite. iid euentuell Der 8ermitt.
lung bes Saiiers 5rani Soiepb gu
bebieneu, lebnte Der Sersos auf bas
@ntIdiebenite ab nit ben Morten,
oils oeutider Siirit miiiie er auf iebs
Sermittluns bes Iustanbes uer3i6ten.
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6rcn;fperre in Seutf6lanS piro
p~prlduie niHt dufaebpben.

@dbrenO Die Hesierun9 Der SrusC
bic erniteits aufmertiamteit iGentt, OF
an9eli6ts Der berrihenon Sleiihuotb
cine Seffnuug Der @ren;en fit Die gu.
luiIun9 BON fremblanOii6em S6ta6t'
uieb tbunlid iei, pirb in Der Prslie Der
Sampf fir unb wiber Die Grsreifuus
elmer berartiseu Wtabresel eifrlg iortse.
Iest. Die asrarter opponiren euergiid
jeoer @rleihterun9 Der 9ren,lperre.
0aiier auf lire Wtiible III bic aunot,
Oab int SrieOri6sietoer MagerUisbboi
bic Maul. unb Stauenieu6e ausse.
bro6en lit. llub nit b~eiOnberer Be-
friebisuns re8iiirirsn iie eiuen aus.
IpruA bes preuBiiden 9anbmirtbs
Idaits : Miiniiters. s@ensralleutnants
]. .. b. gOobietsti; tpetdsr ertldrt
bat, ieue Seude bemeiie, baB Die
@renaiperre bleiben miiiie. Sn5wii6en
mebren ftd bic Slasen iiber Die itstis
;unebmenoe 5leiidtbsueruns tastdslif,
uro bic Gesieruna miro Don alien Ssis
ten beitiirmt, Der aalamitdt ourd
reiolutes Ginsreifen gu iteuern.
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Gifenbabm SeittabeiIe.
S.lauars. sadapanna uHO gsHsrH gabr


Su ardfi ttn q. Stunt 1906.
SiOIid -8srlG6t scranton fir Rsp 2Orl
Inn 2.05, 800, COS. 500. 1920, Born.
10, 3.25 une $40 Rabmittaes. 6ir
gltp gDurt uno philadelphia, nm $40 Born.
f2.40 uur 49, Na6mittass. Cir
Spbsbannl. 6.tp Rahmittass.
R0rolit sir Buffalo UNI LIS, 6.25 II. 0C
Rcr. t.55. $40 uub ft.tu Ratmittase. Gin
8insbamtpu, GlmirO uue 3pii6snfaticutu, I'm
1910 Wcr uue 1 05 Rahm. 8lr Sspegp
@praeuit uub Utica. I'm f.t5 unh 6.25 Mpr.
f.55 9atmittaas Sspeao. Spraeufs unt
Utica Dug um 6.25 Wpr. Iduft tGsli&, ausss.
npmmtn Spnniaes. Cir Nputrpif nm 900
Wpr. los uni GAO Ratm. RiGclicn as'
ecmreatien, um 400 Nabmittaas. Bling.
hampton Atepm citation, um CHS Rd6mittass
: Gloomsburg 5ibifion-gtrI6st Scranton
fir Northumberland I'M 6.35. 10 20 Ncr.
1.55 uns $40 3a@m, Cir plymouth UNI 9.Os
Nahmittass.
ScuutaaSs3hse.
eaSIid -5ir Stem gcrf Tin 205, 800
COS uub 1920 Meresus; 3.35 unh 3.4(
gidhm.
gSrofim - 8fr Buffalo nm lis, uni
6.25 Rpr. ; t.55, $40 unb tf.t0 Ra6m
Cir Siusbamtcn uni 3wif6snfattonsH, 9.W
une 1910 gprmittags
HIoomsbura Sibifon -8trldht Strdntri
I'M 1929 Wcr urS $40 Ra6mittass.
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Stimttitt fir Nicbpas.

@e9en ben republifanii9en @Onsre6.
fauOiOaten Dale miro Die antIase erbos
ben, baB er in Der leeten Sieuns blinOs
lin9s fir ale republifaniideu WtaBre.
gelu itimmlte, DeIde Oieier 8artet pom
Dem ianatii6en 8rohibitiOnselemente
uOrsei4rieben wurOen. Inter bieien
befanoen iid aud %folsenbe:
y Dag aus alien SOlbatenbeimen
Die Santine perbannt mer6e, mas our
Solge bat, baB Die alten Yeterauen Die
S6nappstneipeu auberbatb oteieu 9n.
~itituten aufIuden uno bort bOppelte
8reiie fir iebr iragwiirbi9e @etraHfe
beSableH miilieu.
p Dag Die Territorien Sflabama
uno Iri3ona tlur unter Der Sebin9un9
als Staattri auf9enOmmen werocu. oaB
bort iii IN er Der 8ertauf uon be-
rauidenoen 9etrdnfen uerbOtsn iei.
81 DaB oas 6eitauraut I'M SapituG'
sebaube Der 8unOesbauptitaOt sei6loi.
lien werbe.
~ 0aB in Dem @eiee iiber ben 3wts
lhenltaatliten S%aubelsuerfebr cine
Slauiet einseidalttt iperbe, babin Tau.
tend, oaB feline beraui6enben @etrdnfe
irsenO wslder art nod sinem 8robibi.
tionsltaate beforOsrt lperben oiirfen.
Das Sbi9e Sei9t, weId' Settles Sinh
eou9rebtanOiOut Dale in Der 6ruse Der
periOnliden Sreibsit lit unO wieweit er
Elm Reat bat, auf oeuti6e Stimmen gu
boffen.
Gesen Die 4aiiiruns ber Obtssr Sc.
ieterlaiie bat Der n0euti6sameritani'
i9e Central 9unO" Dor benz ;uitanOis
gen @on9rebcomite proteitirt nno 3par,
UNI allen WtiBusritdnbniiien ~uorsubeu.
gen. niht neil es lid babel UNI berau-
ihenhe @stranfe banbelt, ionbern neil
iie Elm @iusriff in bic Selbitbsitimmuns
Der iouueranen Siirger, cine 0ei6rdnfs
uns Der o Der Contribution sarantirs
ten Ge6te iiHO neil iie nidt Die Sc.
iinnunsen eiuer Wtebrheit Der Siirgsr
reprdientiren, i%ouOern uOn elmer fauatis
i9en. i'm Dunfelu ihlsidenbsn Wtinoers
belt Dem gOlte aufss3wunsen peroen.
8enn sic. oeutiber Maun. nit
Serrn Dates 5auOluHsspeiie einuerr
itanben limo. baum itimmsu sic fir ibn.
Wenn niht, baum itimmeu sic fir
NihOtls iir Gon9re6l
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@irb abaetebut.

Der S~oritunb bes 8ersbauli6eu
Sereins bat, laut elmer telesrapbiiden
Wtelouns aus @iien. bic Sorberunsen
Der Siebener'G Ommiiiiou. inter wel6en
Die fiinf;ebnprojentise 2obnerbObuus
uben itebt, nunmebr in atier Sorm abses
Isbnt. Sn ieiuem 8ei4eio erflart er,
ba6 er bic 2lrbeiter . Srsaniiiruns
ni6t anerfenne. iOnbern nur re9u'
lare ausidiie Der Sersleute. Sins
li6tli6 Der ~perlansten 2obnerbObung
tautet Die antwort bes Soritanbss
i'm @eieutli6en babin, baB Die Ges
sefuug Der 2obnfrase ben eiujelnen
3e6en .Su iiberlaiisn iei. Man lift
auf bic neitere Gntpidelun9 Der
Dinse i'm Gubrsebiet auf oas 9Oditc
seipannt. SielfaG wiro befir6tet,
OuB iest bic aSitatiOu auf bas S6dsfits
siniesen pirO.
Die feiniten Drudarbeiten In Der Staot,
9iefert bic Office Oes -8Odeublatt."
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6pmpers foil beifeu.

Samuel @Onpers, Der 8rdiiSent Del
americau Decoration OF 9abOr, lift Dor
@bicasOrr 5abrifanten eriudt moroen.
bafiir gu iOr9sr. oaB Die einSetnen ar'
better . SrsaniiatiOneu 1bre iunerer
3wiitisfeiten uno @%ontrouerisn 3wiidsr
ben ein,etuen llnionen beile9sn uno lid
bemiiben, Die Seitimmunsen Der mil
ibren arbeitsebern abseidlolieneH Con-
traffic 3u erfiilen. Die 6abritanter
ertldrten 9errn @Ompers gang often.
baB iie 9eSDunsen iino, Die OffenC
8erfitatte einSufiibren ODER ibre Sc
iddite gan, uno gar gu idlieben, 70
oaB allein in Chicago Swii6en 60OC
uuo 1000 srbsiter bei6dftisunssloa
lpsrbeu. @Ompers bot Die 9si6meroeu
oils berehti9t anerfannt uno Den sur
american SeoeratiOn Of @abrr seb0reu'
ben arbsiter.S rsauiiationen oiesbeSiis'
lide SnitruftiOnen ,ussben lalien.
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Nr6eiter, beraeiiet aidt!

baB penn ibr einen @enOnen iu4t, eineu
Wtann. Der aus euren Geiben beruor.
9ing uuo aud fir eud, unO nidt fir
forrupte ParteipOlitifer. mirten tpirb,
10 finOet ibr bieien Miann unter Der
bemotratiidsn 8ubrit. 9n Der repub.
lifaniiden Rubrif wrrOet ibr persebens
mad einem iolden iuaen. llsberSeuSt
euA ielbit!
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@erlanaen cine million.

@esen bic 9artfOrb Siie endurance So.
uno Die Security Sruit Co.. Die unter
ben Seiesen in SarttOro, St.. ineorpo'
rirt wOrben iino. puroe I'M 9iamer
pom 10000 Snbabern pom @ertifita'
ten cine Slase anbdnsis semadt. in
Der bic Ssrtbeiluus bes ~iosenunnteu
nSiderbeitsfonbs" gum Setrage Don
1000. 900 unb Die @rnennung eines
Wiaienperfpalters uerlangt wirb. Del
6Onos bsiteht felt Dem Sabre 1880.
felt Uel6er j3eit linn So fir jeSs
$1,000 5~u9ewieieu wureen. urO oas
@elb purOe bel Der Securitp 5ruit
so. bepOnirt. 9lad ben in Der Sta'
ssidrift semadten ansaben itellte biz
Surtforb 2ife Sniuranee 60. i'm
Sabre 1899 lire @eidaftstbdtisfeit
Elm, bat iif aber bis jest beitdnbi0
.9emeisert, Die Wtitliou, auf melde
Sumne Der Siderbettsfono anses
wa6ien mar. CUR Sertbeilnn9 &C.
lausen Su laiien.
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Gin SOricblaa im 6iite !

Mandcm wiro Der Sopf Drummer,
lpenn er ben oissiabriseu Offi,ieleu
BablSettel aniiebt, Oenn es befinben
iih auf bemletben etpa elm Ousenb
Hubrtten uno tper ein lo9enanntes
u9emiihtes 2idet" gu itimmen wiinlht,
piro iih taum ourh al ben @irrnarr
pom alannet Acknowledgment f0nnsu
uno &c itebt 3ebn sesen Sins ;u petten,
oa6 CT bel aIler 9orii6t unb troe &c.
nauem StuOium einen Sebler maft uno
fir ben sssneriidsn SanoiOatsu itimmt.
st MERITS nift einmal, aber lr9erlif
ndre eS bod.
gtun wiinfbeu mir nidt. baB iid
ir9eno SemanO drsert. osnn Die 9ter3ts
ia8en, bas lei b0dit uu9eiuno-beiier
maht eS Die Sa9e ie~benfals nidt.
8enn nun Der wertbe Seier iid Dor
ieoem Srrtbum bewabren uno gan; iider
iein mill, oa6 er redt itimmt, 10 iu6e
er Die sweite 6ubrit BON oben uad uuten
auf, mo es cben beiBt: Democratic @r
finoet oalelbit oben uno in Der Spalte
eingeihtoiisn ein fleinss 8iered, in bic
les Siered made er elm einfa6es Sreu,
Ky uno bic gauge arbcit lit 9etban.
limb mas oas Seite an Der usrbliffenS
einfahen Broseour lit, Der @dbler fam
nit Dem Sewu6tiein isiner Bese sebsn,
oaB er redt geitimmt bat-Oenn er bot
iein Seto etnsetrasen sssen ben 9apitol.
idwinoel, se9en prohibitions -6auatis.
mus, se9en natiuiitiids Seitrsbunsen
unb aaes. mas Orum unb bran ban9t !
Rrobatum eft!
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Gadamanua G. @gnmine gaaeD.
(eaurel einie.)
1rai In Kraft am I. 9uut 1ytl5.

3rai IN NrdTt am I. Junt Juo
3has rsrlaftn 2 udutpn TIM | 90. BOO, 300
400, 500 une 600 Rrratns. lin 5 40 Rcr'
esns an Wp6tutaesn unb aae uahtclesnht
i~tpan,ia Miuuttn, unt I'M 700 Rpratns an
Scuntdssn une ale uabfpIssres span,ts Dit
uutsu bic uue i%uiluipt 1910 Na6ts, in Wtl'
Tss.8arrt al Wiuuttu ip1ttr aufcmmsub.
9aas aIt 10 Wiuutsn an @ehfHiaesn Bon
800 Bis $40 Ra6mittags.
Grpneiiss balttn uur in pittstcu an, ptr'
Iaftn Scranton aIs Stuubs tdelid, dueat
nemmtn SOnntas, Spu 7.t6 Wcrdtns bic un
7.16 Ra6mittaas une trsTsu in Wilfss.Sar
80 Minutsu lp6ier Gin.
Ssftrsr Disnf ,pii&tn Scranton, Rag aut
Tdrf une PETERSBURG.
Sistt Babrplau fir atp6dbtf6retrnet 3hss.
ga. @ Wv, IT,, gtrftbrsIrita, Suauicn
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8ufif6e @abfsefeee febr per.
fd)drft.

Die 0tesicrun9 fat bic RuOitalen. in
Die srOBte aufresun9 ueriest, I..inOemIiie
OaS beftebenSe BabIssies Oabiu ausse'
le9t bat, oaB nur mirtlid anidiiise Saus,
beiiser bel Der beuOrftebenOeu::Wab ais
Glettoren Der Sauern semablt perben
fOnnen. Oaourd merbsu Dor allem Die
9sbilSeten 8iibrer Der 8auernpartei fpie
allaoin, annitiu unO 3biltin aIs,,GanOi.
Oatsn fur oas amt BON 8ablmannsrii
uumO9lih 9emadt, Die mad berIattsn
Babl9sies INNER nod ulS.:Sausru oils
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-09
SUES FORMER sELEcTMEN
Town Of Swanton Claims Alleged Fraud
in Liquor Transaction.

Swanton, Feb. Civil suit has been
brought BY the town Of SManton against
Charles G. Gilmore and Fred ID. Corliss,
former selectmen of the town. There are
two counts in The declarations. The first
charges that the defendants unlawfully
converted liquors, bottles and corks To
the value Of S5,Tl1.fo. The second
charges the defendants with wrongfully
discharging certain mortgage which
the town held on liquors which had
been sold to James G. McNally, IL
censee.
MFR. Gilmore was arrested and fur.
nished bail. A warrant has been issued
for the arrest oil Mr.. Corliss. The adj
damnum is fixed at $4,000.
1t is claimed that liquor owned by
the town, when a liquor agency was
maintained, was sold to McNally, the
town taking a mortgage. 1t is fur
ther claimed that Just before the town
meeting Of March, 1904, the defendants
discharged the mortgage, taking BIcNal.
ly's unsecured note, 81 which 81 Eel
remains unpaid n a. Burt and Fur
man and Webster represent tile town.
Mr.. Gilmore has been prominent In
town affairs for several years. He rep
the town in ihe legislature of
1900 and has been an unsuccessful cam
didate for the Republican nomination
as one Of the Franklin county senators.
Iic served on the staff of Gov. Levi k.
Fuller, in 1saa, with the rank of colonel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-09
By Far the Heaviest Storm OF
Season Came Today
TROLLEY ROAD CRIPPLED
Up to Two O'Clock This Afternoon is
Inches Of the Fleecy Substance Had
Fallen and Indications Were
for Two Feet Of 1t.


It's here at last the good, old-fash-
ioned snow storm. All that is now
needed is d high wind to make 4 cappsr
Of the most severe storm Of the win
ter.
All Vermont. New England and tie
northern tier of states i'll the country
were today visited by d snowfall rang
ing from 4 foot tu two feet Iii depth.
In Central Vermont SNOW began falling
at an early hour this morning and ls
still falling this afternoon. ITp 10 Two
o'clock this afternoon eighteen inches of
snow had come dawn and the Indications
were that the twof foot mark might BE-
reached before the storm lets up. The
trolley service was badly crippled, and
that in spite Of the fact that tie sweep
ers were put to work early. The cars
ran this morning but the steady fall
later in the day made it difficult to
travel While the sweeper was working
in this city the cars got stalled in Most
pelier, and when the sweeper transferred
its operation to Montpelier the cars in
Barre soon got showed in. The schedules
on the railroads were also intcrfered
with, the trains running from a few
minutes to an hour late.
The snow is 50 light that it has not
yet crippled the telegraph and telephone
system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-09
HEADED BY DEWEY.
Visitors at the Last Levee at White
Night in Washington.

Washington, Feb 9.--President and
Mrs. Roosevelt gave reception last
night in honor Of the army and the navy.
IL was the last of the evening lcvees
at THE White House for the season and
was largely attened. Invited To meet
the guests of the evening were the dip.
lomatic corps and congressional, official
and residential society AT nine o'clock
the president and Mrs Roosevelt entered
the blue room while the marine band
played the national anthem In the
receiving line were the members Of the
cabinet and the ladies' Of their families,
while the list in the blue room included
large number Of persons.
Admiral Dewey headed the line Of
callers and be was followed by Lieu
tenant General John. G. Bates, the head
Of the army There was lack Of lorai
decorations, but the national colors with
the flags of the president, the admiral
of the navy and other distinctive nation
al emblems were eonspicuously displayed
IN prominent places.
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representa-
tive Nicholas Langworth formed the cen.
ter of an interesting group. while the
sister of the latter, the Countess De
Chambrun, was among those invited to
the blue room. Five German officers,
who as guests Of the emperor of Ger-
many are making tour Of the United
States were among those present