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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

that Nichols eome time aEo dts
charged night Waterman whom
he had hired for the Chappeh prop.
critics because the Waterman rec
cued a drunken man from a woman
In one Of the resorts The intuNi-
Gated individual happened e. BE- a
friend Of the Waterman. The lat.
ter knew that his friend had con
siderable money on his person. and
for that reason aaW that he was
put on car.
within an hour after this incident
Nichols appeared on the scene and.
after polnting out 90 the Waterman
that be wasn't there 10 protect the
public. dismissed him on the spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
DEATH CAUSED
BY A FRACTURE

John +. Smith. found dead "a his
room at The Grand Ceatfsl hotel
teaicriaK morning. under eircum.
snancea Nhich Indicate foul play.
met death b. a fracture II TIE
skull. according 70 Coroner Carroll
whether the fracture Nas caused
b. an instrument To the hands "
another az whether received Ia =
fall has aoi h~en determined. Fuf'
Their investigation Il 20 be made
Funeral services Ntil b. held frpm
the nonnaf Wathun chapel t0moFs
roe morning ~ ~ o'cluek. under
the auapleea q the Marine Cooka
and steNarta union. q which
smith as a member tatermeas
ell De- made Ia Lake Niee Gems
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
selu,len fer charess.

A suggestion has been made BY
M u Yauur. % The transportation
committee % the Chambrf u Com.
utsrcc. that e1pfeaa cumpauiea have
sub offices IN outlying districts
IN. suggestion wlll De- recommend.
81 20 the chamber. and viii b. 10
ali probability aecepisd - q par.
tial solution % high rates Tor de.
HVefr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
RETURNS
TO FOLD
MAYOR or PHILADELPHIA Is
BACK IN REPUBLICAN, CAMP
AGAIN.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 3 May.
OF Weaver announced yesterday
that he has returned 10 the rcpull.
llcan fold and Wlll vote for Edwin
3 Stuart. the party candidate. for
governor. aud Samuel y Hotan. re.
publican candidate for district az
torncy Of Philadelphia
Since his Pronunciation Of tho r.
publican organization. Is months
ugo. Mayer Weaver has been active.
II interested In tho local reform
movement known aa the City party
Now he repudiatea that party and
accuses It's leaders of conducting Il
political game With which he 10 not
IN sympathy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
Dance at leschl
Park Tonight

pont forget The dance tonight
wagnefa orchestra. Gentlemen
asc. ladies free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
Johnson Optical Co.

Room A. Times building. corner
2nd az. and uuioa Cash or credit
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At HOUSE OF CORRECTION


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THIS aiisFnoon sarsfiHisndeni Nor.
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salary Of si.oco = year. lie nou ge;s
1850 = year and bis rlie gsss 90 .
noaih ~ hossekecpsr. All the guards
1ui one board ulih the Morgsns
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TONIGHT AT LIBRARY HALL
nsl Reid, Musical Drama Tine Street Sing.
ar" Will APPEAR.

"'rhe Street Singer" Hal Reds
most powerful musical drama will be
the attraction at tine Library hall thea
tire tonight.
Mr. Reid has done splendid work as
a writer In the past, his first musical
drama. He has displayed talents
which mark him dramatic writer OF
the first rank. The character OF La
Belle Violetta" In "The Street Sing.
er" handled by the clsver little prima
donna, Louise Temple Swickard, is so
strongly marked that 1t stands forth
in the play as does the work OF mas
terhand In a collection OF sculpture
and 1t is an ideal characterization.
This gentle maiden with her winning
shows the influence good
woman can exercise over almost any
man. Her divergent traits of charac-
ter and her love for the millionaire's
son as portrayed in the plav make one
Of the most charming stage creations
of the decade and one which dwells
long in the hearts of the audience. A
fine company and support is promised
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HOME RULE
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PIONEER m MARBLE BuaNeH.
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SsfEsssfsl Csssn

ilsnry u ksai ~k0ss Frcsai ssssh ia
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rlor 81 he rstolsiion. and vho ksps
tavern ihers. .hlch during Ne early
days 81 Vermont achieved almost ss
much nosorisiy ss he Caismouni
tavern al BennlnEtoa Ceaier.
lie uss one Of Ne pioneers in The
Marble bsslbsss In that tovn and bad
allsd macy oftccs there ard In The
county.
For . number Of years be uas .
friend Of the late Henry g Root and
~as associated wiih him In diHercei
enterprises.
Sir Kent rss for q number Of years
vice president Of the Vermont State
Agricultural society aud managing
director. wss one Of the organizers OF
the Vermont Horse Breeders associs-
lion; vas q director and supcriuiend.
cnt OF many Of It, meetings. lie vas
also a director from Vermont OF the
New England Agricultural society.
lie Is survived by son, hls wife
having died several years ago.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
DEALERS REAPING HARVEST.
Ab"nc, OF Snow Greatly impsd,d snsssins
LOS,

Lumber dealers are reaping har-
es. just now. There Is said TO be ar
unprecedented demand for lumber OF
all kinds and dealers are taxed TO the
utmost to supply the demand. The
price Of lumber however is In keeping
with the demand. some kinds having
almost doubled in price In the last few
years.
The absence OF snow has greatly i'm.
peded the snagging OF logs but the
loggers have overcome this difficulty
to some extent for the past few days
by drawing logs In teams This meth
cd means more trips as the loads are
smaller than when sleds are used. The
logs are cut however and people are
tired of Waiting for snow.
One of the largest dealers in Wood
ford said yesterday that II he could
get teams enough he would draw more
logs this year than ever before. The
snow on the mountain Is just deep
enough to make it handy work.
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THE FORTNIGhTLY.
Aedr" BY Sop, A W y.msy Of u, B@.
ninsioa School.

The committee in charge Of the de.
partmeo, of Education have received
a favorable reply from Sup, varney
In regard 20 addressing the club upon
the subject Of education.
Mr varney has just returned from n
convention In Burlington Of some Of
the prominent educators Of the state
and will doubtless give the club the
benefit OF some Of It's discussions.
The first part OF the afternoon will
be given over TO n short sketch OF the
life OF Louis Agazzi that famous nat.
uralist who did more for the cause OF
science than any other naturalist since
his time.
a good audience should greet Supt
varney, as his subject is one that
should interest every person in the
The committee In charge
are Mrs + b Pope, Mrs + Il Hart and
Mrs J ID Stehman.
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The NATIONAL LIFE
,s--s xssiiss s.< nsais~ naz u ns<s.
psilsr Tsss1sy.

Tie apnusi nesting Of Tho policy
holders q, The Nailonsi Life Insurance
compsny vas held In The company's
bslldlng al Mon,pcll,r Tuesday. The
policy holders uere represented By
tinn ID Taylor Of Brai,lsboro. Earl 8
Kinslcy Of Rutland, W Henderson
Of Kansas City, Mo-, and s s Ballad
If Montpelier. general agents, and by
The board Of directors.
The terms Of four directors we're end
ed, those OF Charles Dewey Of Mont
pelier and Dudley c Denison Of Ran
dolph. and those OF Joseph A DeBocr
snd II 81 Cutler OF Montpelier having
expired. Messrs DcBocr and Cutler
we're reelected and 10 al the other va.
cancies James L Martin OF Brattleboro
and Judge George ~ Powers we're cho-
sen.
The full board OF directors elected
by the policyholders is rs follows:
Fred + Smith, George Briggs, Joseph
A DeBoer, Harry NJ Cutler and James
b Estes Of Montpelier; James 7 Phelps
OF Boston; George g Benedict OF Bur.
lington: VIM p Dillingham; OF Water.
bury: w Seward Webb OF Shelburne;
John G Mccullough OF Bennington;
VIM w Stickney OF Ludlow; James L
Martin of Brattleboro; George NJ Pow
ers OF Morrisville. All these directors
with the exception OF DR. W Seward
Webb we're present, except the two new
directors elected Tuesday.
The report OF President Joseph A
DeBoer to the policyholders was read
and adopted. After reviewing the
chaotic conditions In the insurance
world, President DeBoer said: "When
this company was asked by the New
York investigating committee to fur
nish full and detailed information on
all features of its work and history it
was glad to respond and it filed such
Iuli and perfect advices on every point
as that committee required. There
vas no subpoena Of any officer, but
he information filed and which APP
pears in abstract form in the report OF
he committee, shows that the National
Life has had entirely legitimate and
very Insignificant legal expenses, that
t has not contributed to campaign
unds; that it has not paid out cent
or legislation; that it has not used
syndicate or joint accounts; that its
,fiicers have not profted by its invest.
n ,nts; that its control and use OF
unds proceeds entirely free of all con-
,ectlon with any trust; and that its fin
lnce committee alone and independents
y has considered, and does SO regn-
arly from day to day, every TRANSACT
ion, large or small, which in any way
pertains to the company's investments
md their care. :"
Following this meeting the directors
assembled, the only absentee being DR.
w Seward Webb of Shelburne.
President Joseph A DeBoer and
,ther officers of the company were
elected and financial report of the
company was presented, which made
In excellent showing.
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FOR TRAIN
wRECKING
Arrest Made Al hslIoomsss
Last Night
IS HELD FOR HEARING
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STILL HOLDS
suicide
Cofonef Ma Reports on &
A. Edward Deslh
ORGANS WERE DISEASED
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made ~ A. MAKO Hitler against ~.
yards aud bic ovn sister /,
The CORNER said that Charles Hitler
.hought from biz fir.t Observance ~
I,iwaris. shS ~ that time uas not
lead. that b. had bad = stroke Of si.o
,issy Dr Meicaif fpund traces -
,icei. but Judged the csuse - death
vas spoplsty
Coroner Mia completely st0n.tstes !
!. MARCY Hitler and bic brother.
'harlcs A. Hitler from having any con.
lection with the death Of SIR Edwards
he testimony q Mrs. NANCY Hitler
rowing beyond question that her hus
aud was not ont OF the house on the
lght Of Edwards death.
As State Attorney Williams accepts
nd fully agrees with the coroner's .
nding. II IL believed that this most !,
case II now closed.
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SANATORlUM AT PITTSfIELD
Committee In Charge Has Purchased the L. S
Kendall Place.

Pittsford. Jan 1.-THE commit
tee Ia charge OF the purchase OF land
for the site of the proposed tuber.
culosis sanatorium here has bought
the L S Kendall place, consisting OF
81 acres OF land, for which s20s7 so
was paid. Several other pieces OF
land will be purchased, making the
entire tract about 225 acres, extend
ing half mile each side Of the Sugar
Hollow brook.
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PARDON FOR ~ KlTcHu.
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ts-is j. serving = ssuienos 10 ihe Rot
iand jail
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
MUST NOT USE TOBACCO.
BOYS with fondnss for the Weed Cannot Hold
Office.

Burlington, Jan ia boy who
uses tobacco in any form hereafter
will not be allowed to hold office In
the Burlington high school or to be
q member of any organization under
the control of the school cNnstitu-
ton. This action was taken today
at a meeting of the teachers in the
high school and results from a recent
investigation which showed that 60
out 100 boys in the school used the
weed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
POWNAL

Miss Bessie Gardner has returned
home after several weeks visit among
friends in Mortified, Mass, Plymouth
and Hartford, Conn. On her way
home she visited her sister in Worces-
ter, also Miss Ethel Miner OF Barre,
Mass, formerly OF North Pownal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
SHELDON FOR COMMANDER
Local Post Members Generally Favor the
Rutland Veteran.

There is already discussion in Grand
Army circles as to the next depart
ment commander who will be elected
at the annual encampment to be held
in Burlington on February 10 and 20.
The local post members are practically
all for John A Sheldon of Rutland for
that Office. Some in other posts have
put themselves on record for Col A G.
Brown OF Montpelier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY.
$40 Js,ls n Gsrdao tsiuisiass Fsis.ss
saturday t,snins

East Povnai Jan ~ -Twesiy hve
friends 81 Mis- Jessie - 0ardner me-
AZ her home In ,h. vcsi pari 81 Bet
nlngion Saturday evening In honor Of
her seventeenth birthday. pit, alnch.
croklnolc. authors and checkers vcrc
played. Several musical selections
wcrc rendered by 9 Lynn Wood and
Guy Livingston these being played by
Mise. Daisy Wood and Grace Living.
sion.
Miss Gardner received many nice
gifts among them being a beautiful
gold watch presented her by her par
ents. All enjoyed most pl 'asaai
evening and one that will be a re-
minder to them for some time each one
the young lady many happy
BIRTHDAYS in the future.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
HARPIN AFTER RECEIPTS
Suit Against Kiniry Heard In Windsor County
Court

Woodstock, Jan. 1.-THE case OF r
D Harpin, former warden of the state
prison, against J H Kiniry has been
partially heard but not concluded in
Windsor county court.
This is an action to ascertain who
should have the box office receipts
from show in Windsor arranged by
Harold Harpin, son of the plaintiff.
Kiniry, armed with writ, it is said,
took the first nights RS p =, attach
Ing them In favor of scI MEMBERS Of
the troupe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

cit was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood Bi,lers cured me OF q
terrible breaking out all over the body
and | am very grateful" Miss Juha
Filbridge, West Cornwell, Conn,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
PHlLATHEA UNION

Pleasantly Entertained By np John Slost
Monday Evening
The members OF the PhIlsthea Union
OF the First Baptist church were pleas
antly entertained by Mrs John Sloat
at ner home on Scott street Monday
evening.
After a snort business meeting vari-
Gus games we're played which were
{ followed by delicate refreshments. All
present had most enjoyable time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

Cure the cough and save their life.
DR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds down to the very
verge OF consu mptlon.