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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
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The Chicago Rowing and Canoe club
recently closed Us 1906 regatta az the
Lincoln park lagoon. me events were
all well contested. and some excellent
work was shown The eight Dared shell
race for the Roach Hirtbr cup WAS the
most, exciting, event :. the crew strok ed
byer Francis winning by half a. length,
The prizes were presented ~ ban.
Quet held a. the club summary
Single sigs ,novAel y Erickson.
Single shells OuniorsD-M. Griggs.
Single canoes tsingle blades)G Orig
non
Double shells ouniora F Erickson and
y. Hpetief f'.t
Single shells tsenior) " ) Melon.
maid
-Four cared shell Gray CAPT. wig
man. H. speller. ". Mackenzie. ~
Hensoh. won
-Four cared giss novice lofts CUPID
A. smAliey. H. Markell, E wittenborn. W,
Veins artner. Houston. cocluswsin. won.
Eight Dared shell Roach Hirth cup) 4
Francis, stroke w Rich ~. RsDsch, n
Macksnsie. n Hansen &. Mooney. w.
GTigEs. }. WiEman. callmsn, cockswain.
won
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The young turkeys suffer NOR. than
do other fowls at this season Of the
year " they are not hooked after and
carefully fed The supply ~ natures
food which 10 largely sustnins them
during the summer aud early fall be
gins TO dwindle and lessen with each
coming day. The young turkeys and
the old turkeys ms we'll should be plen-
itifuIly provided with a grain supply 20
guarantee their continued growth with
out being stunted or retarded when
they should be growing every day
Country Gentleman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The hog bss been very properly called
The mortgage nfter' have been
ral.lng and feeding hogs Tor market
from my boyhoddcd i'm some degret OF
success 10 begin WIN. II 10 important
TO- have large, hardy. prolific sows. y
Bnd.the Duroe Jersey TO all the bill en-
sctly. but let every one have the breed
that Will raise the most pigs OF the
bes West weight In the shortest time.
Breed 4 for. early spring pigs. and all
within ten days or Two weeks II po~si.
BILE 10 thrifty, well developed boar
(but never pore than two a day -. one
boa[l so as 10 have the pigs strong,
hearty spd near the same ages. ".
Thornton. Before Missouri Swine !.
Breedefs' A seoclafion. =.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Aute o. "HOFs<narA
A French tfhveler' has discovered q
new. SPECIES OF ant hi Slam. or at le6st
new Nyiit that he has never before
seen recorded The creatures were
very small, OF gray color and lived
in damp places They Travelled often
and in troops. which seemed 70 be un-
der the direction OF coInmand4r. who
rode on '.horsebsck" NJ. Nielsen. the
Brenchmsn who notified rhis pecuiiari-
ty,' was attracted TO tbese ,eroaps by
discovering that each company contain
ed large ant that travelled more rap
IDLY than the others Observing them
more closely he noted that each large
ant always carried a small gray ant
upon its back. though the remainder OF
the troop were on foot This mounted
ant would ride out from the hne travel
swiftly along the column from head To
rear and apparently overlook their
ma neuysrs M Nielsen concluded
from what be ga that this species OF
ant while on Its travels IN under the
direction % commander though such
"ant horses as the geDersl rides must
be rare and valuable, for be scarcely
ever found more than one mounted ant
In colony Philadelphia ledger
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
s.lfin. IN. n.....

Bor those who prefer 81 salt out Of
the churn the following Is the best
method Remove the butter when in
the granular state. weigh II and place
II upon the worker spread evenly md
salt 20 suit the taste. sift the aalt
evenly over the butter, pass the work
er over ", then run the butter and
work agair Or. until the salt, 10 thor.
ougbly worked In. II may then be set
away FOR. a few hours, after which II
should be given a second working
American Cultivator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The walking stick insect" Of Brazil
10 one which has attracted good deal
OF notice among students OF natural
history. This huge insect can scarcely
be called freak since Il 10 a species
OF which thousands may be found In
certain parts or Brazil.
II is very dif1cult 70 obtain, however,
because II 40 nearly resembles the twig
OF n tree In appearance that one could
easily pass hundreds % them an,snever
know H. u IL about eighteen Inches
long.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Manager John Camel Of the Grand
Rapids team Of the Central Baseball
league IL on top OF the individual bat
ting record. having .nosed Osborne OF
the Canton team out Camel now leads
the league with 326. while Osborne
has .3i6 In the percentage column. 9th
ers la their order are O'Shaugbnessy
OF South BEND. with sos. Wacker ~
Evansville. with .292. and Miller Of
Wheeling. with 2SS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
.nr.,.h.a F.rnl,ar..

A good way to remove scratches
from furniture ~ 10 use pulveriAed
purnlce stone. Rub IL on 10 the marred
surfaces with soft nsnnel rag that
has inst been wet IN crude or raw lin
seed oil Apply briskly until the
scratches disappear then rub with the
linseed oil alone until the surface comes
70 q poltnh
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
soAP Arp RRUsH HoLpKas.

is shaped 20 ARMY grip the handle Of
ths toilet brush Gu each side Of the
sosp bon are small spring wire exten.
sions. into which the toothbrusbes. han.
dles mp. are conveniently placed The
entire holder IL mounted on u wooden
base which can be- leadily placed In
any place desired All OF the wire
parts being nickel plated. there IL no
danger FROM rust.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

The return Of United States Senator
John r Dryden OF New Jersey 20 sue.
ceed himself wat practically determln
ed nj the recent primaries Senator
Dryden wss opposed by the new
ides" movement. led by State senator
Everett Colby aud Marx Pagan. mayor
Of Jersey City.
The objections urged against Sena-
tor Dryden ny the Colbyites were that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

FROM. civilization and gl~Qsi cot. OH
from Communication with thr outside
work. For seven months be kepI bis
base OF operations open and supplied
hF own subsistence, Starting. pl The
lower end Of the lake, be fought
around It's circumference. .quelling the
natives and making peace with, the
chiefs. General Macarthur, then In
coanpapd In the Philippines. recon
mended hts promotion to brigsdier gen
eral ss the only recognition commsnsu
rate With bis services.
General Pershing entered West Point
In 1882 Lat winter he was married
~ q daughter OF Senator Warren OF
Wyoming chairman OF The senate com
mites on military stfsirs. end was
shortly sftervsrd assigned TO the dip
Ions t. service. being made military
attachs OF the United States embassy
st Tokyo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
no P,csi. Green Tsm......

shce thin peck OF full grown green
tomatoes Pour over them enough vim
egsr TO cover and add 20 each quart OF
vinegar an ounce each OF whole cloves.
allsplce. pepper, two ounces Of yellow
mustard seed and two white onions,
chopped fine Boil all together for q
minute. then set aside to cool and In q
week they will be ready for use.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

asy.ssls.s, y-ss.Y~ ss,r,mf,.xf
r Psoy q Sel.I ssr.stsSl a.

aes. SrlssSl FskssS~ gss~t W$ssx =
N5r snspy a. Sul'l-Ssrnl4fssS{t ths
'ld@d!Ssxt cal thty Bs,S 10 ddisicSsss1
their pondescript mares TO the legsy.
coarse type OF 30 called coach horses
being pecdlsd through the. country 10
get the general purpose farm horse
1 have seem hundreds OF colts from
this kind Of breeding and must say
that not per cent or them are even
fair specimens OF the general purpose
horsts while % percent or more are
failures from every point OF view.
have seen much better results
whore. the coach stallion has' been a.
finer and more coIppactiy >buit one o.
where q hackney or American uotter
OF compact. smooth, muscular type
has sbeep .the.sire 81 These. observations,
have Jed me 10. the CONCLUSION .tbst-ti,ls,
latter plan 10 the surest one 10 bring
some measure OF success In producing
the general purpose farm hov~s
George McKerrow. Wisconsin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

9kts - &fanfxDs
,vA@sceet~nt Witch woe the stehc.Ass
neal Champion. xts.hes.-st shesVshesd
Bay, n. ". recently .sgd $4,000 for bis
eypes, Jsmes y, Brady, has started
thiIteth tImes THE year. He has won
nine rsaes. 'hech sedond once. fhIfd
obcs snu ~As 'twicsunpiscsd -
ne began the season on My by
winning $50 o<ernigbt hs naiesb st sir'
futIonss atJsinalcs.~ - s-% -
-Hsswss anps~ced ln-tbsiAeuopoiitsn
handicap; buc.wcn ths clsssic .witt<fs.
he w'Ss. 'bea ten by BusacnsstSr ana
The Quail 1tsthe Bslmoht ptakes Rftf
nnsshed secosds:to whimsical h the
Jockey sefob W eight FER age nice mid
tbsrf .:sftsr wiSossr 1.-TWO ''oyennrxhf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Oats may lie a portion Of a ration for
hogs. hut they are much more sntiHfsc
tory II they are ground Mixed with
corn, oats and shorts they add Inatsri-
ally 10 the value OF any hog feed They
should not constitute more than ons
fourth OF the grain rntiop A mixture
OF oats aud peas ground aud fed a. n
swill L. exeesdkasly vslos Die ,-,Anssyi
can Agrieulturtst $3.50
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Any cooked fr,lh hsh picked into
hits. well seasoned win salt and pep
TER aud ooistened with mayouhaise
makes ana excellent Milling FOR n sand
witch. little chopped pickle IN also an
addition
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Take a INV 'potnto, cut IL W halves
and rub tan shoes well with " Then
rub backing well Ia, polish, aud the
result will be 40 satisfactory as 10
make u dinicult e. say whether the
shoes had not always been black
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
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long board covered with clean muslin.
Pin fact st each end to keep Il taut.
Have at'hsnu a bowl or cold water. ia
which you. have stirred little house
bold ammonia. With brush dipped
in this scour the ribbon on both sides.
Rinse, without taking from the board.
In cold water. and set 20 dry in the air.
but not where the sun will strike ~.
While stlll quite damp remove from the
board and iron over 9snnel aud through
thin cloth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
I'D. Aa,nmn F.lrie..

10 many little fairies are Eep, busy in the
fall.
J wonder how the fairy queen can super
wise them all
Why. a million fairy artists each one
with paint and brush
Are out al early dawn light When the
woods are wrapped la hush
There each tiny fairy artist gets Astride
little stem
And works away for dear hfe with no
critic. 90 condemn
lie mixes up his colors and adorns each
dainty leaf
Here a, touch of'scailst glory or . purple
hint 81 Erief
or n golden CLEAN ~ sunshine that VIII
iAst when sunset fades
No one but a master artist could 20 fiinr
the lovely shades
There are dainty witchinF fairies work
ina busily all day.
Teasing fruits "a blushing beauty. tear
iuG chestnut burs away.
nrigbtebing az the fat young pumpkins
no for jack . lantern time
Don't YOU wonder NTH children huw
they ever md their WaN
Round the earth. ~ busy striving for
your pleasure every day
What You don't believe Ia faifi~s7
And yon say ite only froat7
why my poor poor nttlc ws-c lsesae.
What lovely worhi you've lost
e washington ssaS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Young John l.. sullivan, the West.
Geld Mass. nghter. was again beaten
4, by Jem Roche. the champion OF Ire
land, in q. twenty round bout az Dublin
the. other night sullivan was not In II
from the start. hut though badly pun.
ished. be stayed the limit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

After sweeping n room NO over ting
carpet with either a sponge Or old
nannel ~ they neither. leave lint
that has been moistened well with am
monia and water Use. a. full table
spoonful 20 a quart 81 warm water
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

According TO hgpres. eomplled ny %
the 1st Of July. .of this. year 10y the
dairy, division .of, the, agricplturfl ds,
partment AT Washington, there are 2o7
cows TO every. thousand of population
in the state OF New York. and the nm
nuAl output OF milk reaches 772. 7sDOoo
gallons. which il greater than that OF
any other state ia the Union. wlscon
ain has AS cows to every Thousand In
habltnnts. yet its production OF milk
reaches only 472,275,0o0 gallons. In
tlon OF milk IL $4,000 gallons yearly
aud the District has bot four COVE 10
each thousand OF population
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

An eIceediDgy neat soap and brush
holder for use mainly ia the bathroom,
has recently been invented by q Phlls
delphisn. me holder 10 constructed
mainly OF wire AZ ths top 10 . anal u
box arrs aeement for holding the soap
Directly below ls depending arm
made OF sprtog wire the end Of which
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13
eoInn Gr.t,nn. 2noll..

solon Grattan. iogs. lst one OF the
fssteat trotters OF the year. He tooi
kHrseopd IN the second heat Of n rae,
tnIf mile track ana repeated N
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

A-,so 'l.aI ~ ~ r.L1ly ,ltl::,.lk
sf wssne diet Try lea vinsscfr rich
fe<fs spt \ blIe. Bath& l,n< pdrts twice
df9y witk ,. 3ti5n ork drsfn OF ma
rIste OF ammonia. half a diSn Of tan
mic acid, two ounces sIyeefln and three
ounces OF rosewater. Al night satu-
rate . bit OF absorbent cotton with thls
add bind 'on sths' nose, Zee that Mere
is no eqrsrcii9s .Qfsypur sIoutAsrknd
that yon do not have cold feet and an
Alec. ne tbess frsuueotIy cause such a
condition
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

You don't realize that there are 9th.
or considerations IN life than money.
said the censorIoos friend
Yes. l DO" answered setiator Sor-
Ehofh "fsn whenever want any.
thins done ! cant get the other fellow
- realise N - Washington star
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

bsSt<~t<>ss~ DtAxSsxsf.1s'v
'rbe pss~ssttos OF john l. .eersbsnx
from tk<sr~uA .of aAp<sins w nat Of
brissdssr ssnsrss N the Cnifsd states
army oversth 6eads or se2 other. ON
Gers caused siitfle surprise In army cir
cies IL was known that President
Roosevelt desired TO reward Captain
Psrsbins: having singled him oat IN
one ofShIs sneaspes to.easre4s 'rof dis
iihsuIsbed services spaInst me Moros
in the Lake Jyfp@ country, pbIHpPlhs
Islands. ~------'--------~--~~s sy.4.
10 this sAmPavp Captain Pershiss
in ecmmand Of Specialization. .svss nwsS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

Beln~~s Esel~a tho ws.~ Ose..
Just ne we'resd that there 10 NO trot
ter In the great western circuit TINT
can esercirs Tbe President, along
eomes BsIfsst sdd gives him podnd
ovubb,t,g t,+'-f ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

isilft -r-,.ks A.l.>~lts mn
.lS3syt !, ::i..:Is!l nv. Is! $sssl ESss's
commend u to youns and old alike; II
may be made oaite simple snd easy to
pls3s OF. aqjte aifneul, Il 70 dsslrsa-S
thai 10 to.sfy. You may use i'st or
animals sulh ts w ~. befs'in Illus
uatlon. or s''Ast OF phrases or sen
fences. the latter being OF course the
more difacuDt 10 suntwIsi.-
| msprSbH'hs for'the game you write
a lIst like the following. oil the names
being twisted, OF pied, a. the print.
ers"say: With the 1etters'safrknsed AiI
complete disorder: It' isf6achlrtter TO
make a upsvrStten HIST 'for ordinary
handwriting would pst. b. plaip
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

VlNt one OF tbFtt NV 70 '"VH P"V
er. with duplicate. lat OF the numbers
nj the bottom OF the sheet, and, having
bxed time limit. ssyiof half an hour.
offer a prize 10 the .player who 'nrst
Soeoeeds In writing the resl.nsmes op-
posite 20. the numbers. - Is
Her. 10 the INIT isted" list:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-22
TWAS HOT, ALMOST.
One Barre Thermometer Registered 81
Degrees. Not in the Sun, Either.

Old Winter, the tyrant, got 4 severe
punch in the solar plexns yesterday,
when Spring bntted in. Still, the old
gentleman Il holding his ground and bids
fair to keep human kind in winter quar-
ters for some time longer Howsomeyer,
as gold Prob" would say, the Indications
are for an open season. Various indi-
cations point TO that Furred animals
are not heavily clothed, so say the hunt
ers. An occasional robin hops about IN
this blizzardy climate. And nocks of
crows have had the courage thus early
to make pilgrimage north. Then on
top Of that was the weather Of yesterday
and that Of today.
The "old inhabitants scratched their
heads yesterday in an effort to remember
anything Just like il, and they didn't
have very good luck. One thermometer,
that Of DR.. o. II. Reed of Elm street,
got 50 heated that the indicator told 50
degrees. That was in a spot, TOO, which
did not get the rays of the sun, but
may have felt the warmth Of the re-
fleeted rays. Other indicators went up
70 an unusual height, indicating sum
mer heat several times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-22
ROBERT KYNocH,s FUNERAL.
Remains Accompanied to Cemetery by
Masonic Order.

The funeral Of the late Robert KY
noch was held from the Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon. There was
a large attendance, including Granite
Lodge, H. and A. NJ, which attended
in d body, marching 10 the church and
escorting the remains to the cemetery
The Rev. r. L. Lowe was the officiating
clergyman, and music was furnished BY
Miss Emma Phillips ana by qnaftette
consisting OF Miss Phillips, Mrs. w. H.
Gale, James Gaul and William SherifIs.
Miss Phillips sang the solo, @Thy viii
BE Done" The pail bearers were all
Masons, being George Troupe, j p. Cor
skie. William Alexander, John Emslie.
James Coutts and William Diekie. The
burial was IN Elmwood cemetery.
The floral tributes were as follows:
Pillow, from family; harp, from John
p Corsllie and family; wreath, Opera
tive Lodge, No. $50. r. and AM; key
stone, Granite Chapter, No. &c, r. A.
NJ; ealla lilies, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Keast; Gala lilies, Mr.. and Mrs G. b.
Milne; roses and ferns, church session,
Alr. and Mrs. George Gray: carnations,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dobie and Mrs. and
rails. Gilbert Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Campbell, Robert Dieek, Mr.. and
Mrs John Milton, Il. @. a. NJ, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Dickie, Mrs. Alex Clunis,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Mcmillan, Ir., Mrs.
Wishart and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Corskie, Nir. and Mrs. John Muiry,
Miss Elsie VIII, Mr. and Mrs. Il. H..
Jones.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-22
LITTLET0N, N. H., GIRL
SHOT BY LOVER
He Came Back and Asked to Kiss His
victim--Being Refused, Gave Him
self Up to the PoIice--22 Cali
ibre Revolver Did It.

Littlcton, n. H., Jan. 22.-.ln the
course Of d lovers quarrel yesterday af-
ternoon, Myrtle Silver, aged 16 years,
was shot in the left knee by Benjamin
Dodge, aged IL years, with whom she
has been keeping company for several
months. The shooting occurred at g. +.
Hurlburt's restaurant, where the girl is
employed, and resulting from her refus
ing 10 take Il walk with Dodge. The
bullet was from a 22-calibrr revolver
and DR.. II. 2. Downing, who was called,
was unable to find the bullet.
After the shooting, Dodge rushed from
the restaurant, but came back in a few
minutes, saving that he wished 10 kiss
the girl good bye He was elected from
the place by Mrs. Hurlburt, who told
him it was no time for kissing, where.
upon Dodge threw the revolver into the
street and walked over towards the town
hall, where he gave himself up to Police
man Fred +. Richardson. County Solic-
itor NJ. y. Cobleigh has been notified OF
the shooting.
Miss Silver j. the daughter Of Mrs.
Emma Silver. who resides near the Wat
erford bridge and Saturday evening
Dodge, Miss Silver aud her brother pass.
ed the night with Mrs. Silver, return.
ing to Littleton yesterday morning.
Early in the afternoon Dodge called
at the restaurant and informed the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Hmlburt, that he would
do something to land him in the lookup
before night Dodge has been working
~ the shoe shop at Apthorp for some
time and, 1t IL said, he has been regard
ed as troublesome fellow Last sum
me' he threatened TO assault one Of
the men at the Apthorp saw mill and
Chief Of Police Corey was forced to read
the riot act TO him, stating that TN.
less he behaved himself there would
be trouble Miss Silver says that he
threatened to take her life before and
that be is generally quarrelsome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-22
WARMEST JANUARY
SINCE 1890 AT CAPITAL
Temperatures Ranging from 10 to "a De
grees Noted in Ohio Yesterday
Cold Wave Is Following
Il up. However.

Washington. Jan GA warm wave
which scores the highest record in tenn
perature for this time Of the year since
1890 prevailed yesterday throughout the
region between the Mississippi valley
and the Atlantic coast. It's crest was in
Ohio, where the temperature in the al
ternoon ranged from 10 to "a degrees.
South Of the Ohio river it was less warm
because Of heavy rains and thunder
showers. Thunder storms also prevailed
in tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and
northwest Georgia.
A cold wave which developed in the
West rapidly following the warm wave
and the forecasts say it will reach the
Atlantic coast Monday night, but its
force viii be diminished as 1t progresses
east. The weather officials announce
the fall Of Temperatures will appr0xiT
mate 40 degrees in the region west Of the
Mississippi river and north Of Missouri,
while it will 20 below zero in the Da'
kotas, Minnesota, Nebraska and the mid
die Rocky Mountain region.
In the Ohio valley the temperatures
yesterday about equalled all previous
records, and in few places exceeded
them.
In Washington yesterday the weather
was spring like, with a maximum tenn
peraturc q 6a degrees which, however,
Il much lower than the January rec
ord.
In Parkersburg, W. Va, the temper
ature, "a degrees, was the highest ever
recorded by the weater bureau.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-22
10 TEST THE LAW.
A Washington County Editor to Take
Up Matter.

Montpelier, Jan. %. An editor Of
Washington county newspaper has taken
the necessary steps to bring before the
supreme court at its general term, which
conyenes on Tuesday, the question Of
Interpretation OF No. 6 Of the Acts of
1902. regarding the eonstitutionality of
printing paid political advertising, and
al TO whether this act is contrary to
article 10, chapter J., Of the constitution
OF Vermont, which provides that "the
people have right to freedom Of speech
and Of writing and publishing their sem
timents, concerning the transactions of
government, and therefore the freedom
Of the press ought not to be re.
strained"
This editor has recently, it is said,
contracted with P. w. Clements agent
for political advertising and wishes to
be sure Of the ground on which he
stands.