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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
RANDOLPH.
Bethany Guild Did Fine WORK Last Year.
Raising a LANCE Sum.


bethany guild. the ladies' society o.
Bethany church. held is annual meeilnl
on the afternoon 81 December 10. hi
following officers were slceledi pfesl
dent. Mls A. 4. GAY lSepreslient
Aiu. s. s Clark secretary. Miss e d
Houafdi assistant secretary. Ahss y. NJ
! icN kshufAi treasurer, Mrs. 4. Il ~
hami assistant treasurer. Afs. r. 6. hi
burma executive COMMITTEES. Mrs. 4. Il
johnson, Airs ~. NJ. NnFaGnc. Mra ~
~. McCoilom. Mrs. n n. salisbury, Mrs
~ a Thomas. Mira George pinneyi al
ditaf. Miss Mary Marcutt. The ladies
have faiscl che neat little sum d sss1
an az which has been given toward th'
furnishing Of their quarters IN the nsv
parish house. IN addition % this sun
81 money, a new stove Tor the kitchen
has been purchased by them.
L. r. Smith Of Boston IL the guest o.
W, $. $. Buck.
Mr.. Tillolson and daughter left here
On Tuesday morning for underhlll.
Drs. bailey. Angel and Rumrill wer,
IN barre Tuesday night 20 attend a ciluls
there.
Mrs. }. P, Cleveland spent Wednesday
IA South Royalton. whore she has rela.
tlyea who are III.
Miss Hagel Fairbanks called on her
way from Burlington at Richmond, whera
she viii visit Mrl, Ernest Fish Of that
place.
o n. Copeland's thumb was 50 badly
wounded that Ampnlatipa was neees.
sary, but a. last reports he was doing
wen.
The oyster supper given hy the q. A,
r. and ~. II. G. 81 Elson's hall on Tues.
day night was well attended, considering
she weather, and about $50 was taken.
Mrs Linicld Is assisting at the Dana
Morse farm and has tbs care OF Dorothy
Vaughan Ii the absence Of Mr.. and Atrs.
Vaughan, who are at Burlington for a
few days.
Miss Belle Dudley Il the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ilibbard for a few
DAYS. after which she viii 70 20 Ran.
dolph Center TO assist IN the care Of
Luke Parish. who remains III.
Harry Holman. the florist, remembered
the marching team who sent 20 Bur.
lington Tuesday night with very lovely
bouquets. aM made up and ready for use.
The ladies' bouquets were composed Of
double English violets and the gentle.
mems OF sweet peas aud ferns. A very
generous act and appreciated by all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

just the same old risk. just tie same old
remedy insurance. 6sth year National
iAie Insurance company, Montpelier "
lmuluah.
n, >. Ballard, general agent, Monti
Psliefi \. =. Ballard, local agent, barre,
~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
READY FOR SALE.

READY fOR SALE.
Buy goods where they are guaranteed
wood, iron and paint. We expect TO
sell Sleies and al kinds OF Vehicles for
q long time-therefore we cannot afford
to sell single thing that viii not sand
the test. You will find US here every
day in the year 20 make our guarantee
rood. We have a sleigh for s25, but It
Bnt in it with the
OLD COMFORT SLEIGH,
made by the Cortlandt Cart and Car.
rage Co. Of Sidney, n. Y.
We have q complete line Of Blankets,
Fur Robes. Whips and Harness.
Also good bargains in Secondhand
Harness, Sleighs, etc.
II would please us to have you call.
get our low prices, SEQ the goods and
talk It over with US.
H. F. CUTTERS STABLE,
Rear City Hotel, Telephone 1912.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

dual role of Jean lnglesides, LaRelle
Marie, has a part that Fits her like
a glove"
Myrtle H%olllngsworth plays Stubbs,
the office boy. the comedy part In
the play. Stubs has a slight imped-
iment In his speech. in fact. he slut
ters dreadfully and causes a laugh
a minute, while ne Is on the stage.
Mr.. Lawrence Peyton is the new
juvenile leading man. and Mr.. Waffle
stephens the comedian.
A change of bills will be given
each night including a production
of Under Southern Moss. the
play that opened the Twins en-
gagement at the Elks last February.
and n that created a very favorable
impression.
Mr. W. r. Orendorf, at present
treasurer Of the Crystal circuit. and In
Albuquerque 60 start the new Crystal
IN the road to prosperity, is the au-
thor Of Under Southern Moss and
wrote the play especially for the Hol-
lingsworth Twins.
The Twins are being featured al the
head of their own dramatic company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
ROOSEVELT To
CONTEND FOR
BIG NAVY
WANTS BATTLESHIPS
FROM COMING CONGRESS
Sending Fleet to Pacific De-
signed to Induce New Eng
land Statesmen to Loosen
Purse Strings.
Especial correspondence Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence Morning journal. I
Washington, Oct. Now that the
president has given forth the six big
speeches prepared for delivery on his
western and southern trip, the coun.
try can digest them while Mr.. Roose-
welt is hunting bears in the Louisiana
canbrake. An analysis of these
speeches shows the dominant note to
be n demand for the creation of a
greater navy; in fact. a two-ocean
navy. and it is no secret in Washing
ton hat a thorough White House
campaign Is to be waged this winter
10 persuade congress to take the mi
tia steps i'm this direction. And these
initial steps are to be gigantic strides,
consisting of nothing less than au-
thorization for the construction of
four big battleships.
Every word the president has said
In these remarkable speeches indi-
cates'an abandonment of the old pro-
gram of simply keeping the navy up
TO its present state of efficiency by
building a new battleship each year
TO take the place of the earlier ships
as they are retired because of their
becoming obsolete and assigned to the
second line of defense The sending
of the Atlantic feet to Pacific waters
Is another argument for the construc-
ton of this new navy. The absence of
the fleet from Asiatic waters is ex-
pected to remove the opposition of
the New England members to the
building a larger fleet.
Strange as 1t may seem, il is from
New England. the actual home OF
Americas sea-faring men, hat the
most vehement opposition has come
TO any unusual enlargement of the
navy. BY removing the navy from
that coast, the administrator hopes
to supply an object lesson that viii
have its effect. During the Spanish
American war the inhabitants of the
New England coast towns were abb
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

Detroit, oct, IA dispatch To the
Journal from Grand Marais reports an
unknown steamer lost last night ON
Lake Superior. off Deer Park. twenty
miles from Grand Marais. one sur
vivor was washed ashore, dashed TO a
life raft. and Is now In u critical con-
dition, He n just able 10 tell that
he was the sole survivor OF twenty
three people on board the boat. A
furious gale prevailed on the lake last
night, and the steamer Is supposed To
have been pounded 10 pieces or been
driven on shore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

compromise and the president would
get three of them. Secretary Metcalf
recently said that four We're better
than three. If the battleship fleet Is
to be duplicated. the expense could
not end with the mere construction
of the ships themselves. Necessarily
there would be an increase in the
dock and yard facilities of the Pa
cific coast. This would mean several
million more. Added to all this must
be taken into consideration the In.
crease essential In officers and men.
for ships of war without men to man
and officers to command, would not
be of much benefit to the nation. II
probably would be reasonable to as
sumo hat If the presidents policy is
carried out theenumber of officers and
Enlisted men in the navy would prac-
tically be doubled.
All this contemplates a program
greater thar the most ardent advo-
cate Of the navy heretofore has sug-
gested. but II appears that other ma
ions are doing much the same thing.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the
Hague Peace conference to limit ar
m and reduce the possibilities
of war, the nations of the earth ap-
parently are going on in their own
way. preparing for war and strength
ing the lines of their national de-
Tense.
The most recent news from Japan
which significantly comes from that
empire by mail. shows to what unus.
ual extent the island empire Is moving
in the direction OF naval construction.
Gable information of this sore proba-
bly, would have been interdicted. This
information shows hat the Japa-
nese have three big naval yards
wherein they are rushing construction
and are now rivalling the famous
British record breaking fea of turn
ing out high class armored cruisers
in a little more than a years time.
The japanese are to build a big steel
plant at another point for the manu-
facture of armor plate and guns. Her
equipment has startled the whole
world? Naval officers on duty at
Washington emphasize the fact that If
Japan ever finds ii convenient to go
to war with any nation that II will
be the United States. Is the Pacific
ocean to be the scene of the next
great naval war? The speeches of
the president, the attitude OF the navy
department, the observations OF naval
officers and the hints of diplomats.
all suggest hat this is a consumma-
ton to be feared and that part or
wisdom will be exhibited If the
Cable information of this sort proba-
well in whatever befalls II.
The policy has been mapped out, IL
now remains to be seen what congress
will say in reply to the White House
naval program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13
Supcrbly Trained Wild Animals win
lhc Norris nnd RoMe Iirrns

Supprhly trained wild beasts win
divide the houors with the aerial
gymuasts ana ucruhats with the
Creator Norris & Rowe show This sea-
son In fact more attention has been
paid 20 educating Wild and native
beasts than ever before. C. l.. Norris
has long been acknowledged the best
OF the very few wild animal trainers
in this country. During tn past VIM
ter, MI Norris. assisted by John Car
roll, equestrian director. has success
FULLY broken many wild beasts, and
given a school of Arabian stations.
shetland ponies and thornughbreds.
an excellent education. \ troupe of
saw with hloodhounds. Juggling with
wrestling bouts. boxing, playing see
saw With b~loodhuunds, jugglinn with
their feet, etc. Two huge balloons
turn sometsaults. a large troupe OF
dogs of ai sizes. kinds ana breeds
accomplish so many difficult tricks
that one Is forced to marvel at their
intelligence I%.eopards jump through
hoops Of Tire. a group OF tigers. lions
ana pumas have been successfully
trained a herd of elephants play
soldiers, dfill. dance, etc, the SUI
perblN marked stations proudly exc
cute cake-Walking movements, dance
ana go through pretty m~aneuVers.
Prettily demure Shetland ponies are
capable OF doing almost anything,
tamels. llamas and dromedaries have
been taught 10 haul wagons and allow
themselves To be driven In single and
double harness. There are also a
number Of domestic animals trained
to odd appearing things. and while
the element OF danger h eliminated,
still they were as hard to train as the
Wild beasts. This refers especially 10
the educated goats, pigs, %pelicans, etc.
I'm fact, the arrangement OF the pro-
program OF the Greater Norris and
Rowe circus for the present tour per-
mlts OF two complete shows for which
only one admission is charged. The
big shows and menagerie viii exhibit
al Albuquerque Friday. October 25th.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

this season. and the supporting com
pany is much better than the average
popular price attraction.
some ~ the plays to be presented
during the Twins engagement are
rhtlma Texas" Under Southern
10 "MH.iss a Hoosier Heroine.
% Cottage and Among the
ezaYks"
ffhcN "f admission VIII remain as
before. 10 - and 30 cents. Reserved
seats q M9tsan'e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

20 AN il 60 beware u coughs ana ,oids on
when you see that kind OF a weather
forecast YOU know that rheumatism weather
Ia at hand Get ready for Il now by getting
a bottle 81 BILLIARDS. Snow Imminent Fin
est thing made for rheumatism, chllblains,
frost bite. sore and stln joints ana muscles.
all aches and pains Csc. bOo and 81 a
hottie. sold by }. II. O'Riclly Go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

'In November. 1901. l caught cold and
had the quinsy. Ny throat was swollen so
l could hardly breathe. 1 applied amb
iain's Pain Balm and it gave me relief in a
short time. In two days | was all right"
says Mrs. l.. Cousins, Otterburn. Michigan.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a llnlment and
u especially valuable for sprains and swell
ings. For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

TWINS THIS WEEK
Popular Young Actresses
at Head of Own Com
pany to Open at Elk's
Theatre.

Tomorrow nights play at the Elks
theater is entitled LA Belle Marie, "
and Is a bill that the HollinEsworth
Twins p making q special feature Of.
II 10 an American comedy drama OF
today. and Maud Hollingsworth, I'm the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-13

The Albuquerque : Estancia Auto
90. have made headquarters with the
Springer Transfer CO., of 106 Gold
ave, who will issue tickets. handle ex-
press and furnish any Information de-
sired relative To rates, schedules.
etc. az
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
Georgia, Glynn Countv.

Georgia, Glynn County
To the superior court of Sid county:
The petition of E F. Coney,W. F.
Parker ana c. D. Parker, all of Glynn
county, GSsSgia, respectfully shows.
]. Petitioners desire for themselves
and their associates to be inCOrpOra
ted and made q BODY polite under the
laws Of the state of Georgia, for q
term of twenty years. with the priv
lege of renewal at the expiration OF
that time. under the corporate name
and style o. Coney 4 Parker Com
pany
:. The prlnCiual Office OF the cor
poration shall be in the city of Bruins
wick, Glynn county. Georgia, with the
right TO establish such branch offices
and places of business eiewheTe III
Georgia and in the United States as
may be desired
-. The object OF the corporation $
pecuniary gain to its stockholders, and
t'S particular objects are to buy AL
~ wood. coal, coke, brick, lime, &C.
may lumber and any and all other
products used for fuel or building put
poses; to erect, maintain and OpeId,e
such plants aud machinery for lOadinA
unloading, saving, cutting and MANI
featuring, refining or dress ing the pro
ducts I'm which the company may
deal, as may be desired: TO do a gen
eral brokerage and commission bust
uoss in the products mentioned; to
engage in the import and export of
sucn products, both domestic and for.
eigu, to act as agents for the charter
ers of vessels, to lease, acquire own
and hold such real estate and person.
al property including stocks or bonds
OF otncr corporations as may be de
sired and To sell or otherwise dis.
pose OF the same at pleasure, 10 Dor
row money, Xecu%SevidenGes OF In.
debtedness therefor, and secure the
same by mOrtgaFe or deed to secure
de7t to any or all property that may
be owned or acquired by the company,
or otherwise. as the board Of direct
ors may desire and generally TO nave
and eXelc else all the rights, powers
and privileges incident to and enjoy
ed by similar corporations chartered
under the laws Of Georgia, including
Tho RIGHT to coniEekt and be contract
ed with 10 suq#nd be sued to have
and use a CONF bn seal and to cAao~'
the name AZ Measure and to 90 any
and all oth6Y things necessary, proper
az expedN1 in the conduct of its
4 ~ capital stoock of The com
pany NYhll be forty thousand dol
lars 100000 to be divided into -four
huna&d shares OF tho par valve -
one hundred dollars each, (S100) each.
with the right upon the part Of the
stockholders to increase such capital
stock from time 10 time. by major.
ity vote Of the stock at that time out
standing to any amount not to exceed
one hundred thousand dollars. (S100,-
000) Stock may be paid for in real
or personal property, at valuation
10 be fixed by ~ board of direct
Ors
3 There shall Der board OF direct
ors OF the company. to consist OF
not less than three nor more than sew
en- members, all Of whom shall be
shareholders They shall hold office
for such term as may be fixed by the
bylaws and shall have such powers
as may be vested in them by the by
laws
8 The board Of directors shall 81.
ect OF their numser the following
officers; A president. vice president
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

LARGE HOUSE BOULEVARD tsOoo,
NICE COTTAGE OK COCHRAN A swUe 1880
NICE LARGE COTTAGE ON < srak ar, eLosn IN ssAos
THREE coon HOUSE, NEAR HDrs $4,000
PRETTY COTTAGE oLoUCHaT Err aTRREr xanS
NICE HOUSE 1890
LARGE MANsFigLn sTREET, S4Sos
PRETTY NEAR cousy HOUSE, hsas
FOR REsinENcz AID suiLpIN@ LoTs ~
CITY; QUANTITY sMALl vHorsavl
FOR INVEsTMENTS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19
Z ARLY RISERS
The famous little pills.

Call on Davis 2. Blackberry. ll6
Monk street, Tor groceries at lowest
market prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

A cold is much more easily cure
when the bowels are open Kennedy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

~@~N~os~~N~N~e~r~Sse~N<N~ ~~SNN@es
secretary and treasurer, but any one
OF the first .three named officers may
also hold the Office OF treasure. The
bylaws shall fix the powers, duties
and compensation of such officers or
this power may be delegated to the
board Of directors.
Z. The stockholders shall have
the right to adopt bylaws Tor the gov
ernment and regulation of the corpora
ton, not in conflict with law or with
the terms of It's charter, and TO alter
or amend same as may he prescVibec
In the bylaws adopted.
And petitioners maY that their pc
titOn he granted
Twsezass4ziSsHee
Petitioners Attorneys.
Georgia, Glynn County.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
two type written pages comprise a
true copy of the application for iucor
poration Of Coney & Parker Com
pany. this day fled In this Office by
the incorporGtors therein named
Witness my hand and oficai seal
this February II. 1907.
H. 2. du8ignon,
Clerk Superior court, Clyna county.
Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19
time to buy shafen profits
the upbuilding of Greater Brunswick

Noz 1aaais NEAR CITY sgyzaAL AcaEs CT cacvmS =
| "C41 located RESIDENCE GLOUCESTER sTREEr sasOs
r'Ae s;.@E COTTAGES ON STREET, $500
RESIDENCE STREET cLosk IN &17o0
RESIDENCE STREET NEAR F,sa25o
teslpsNcE G NEAR ELLIS $1,000
BETTY HOUSE ON REYNOLDS srREgr, LARGE LOT, $500
NICE home FAcHu PARK $500
IPRETTY RESIDENCE H. HOUSE IN REAR e4
LARGE oouUlE HoUsR, HOUSE IN REAR sEss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-10
MONEY SCARCE;
MAY POSTPONE
TRIP OF FLEET
Democrats Will Oppose
Bill Allowing Advance
of Money For
Provisions.
FORMER SENATOR ARTHUR BROWN.
For Whose Death Mrs. Bradley Is TO Be Tried

a new danger threatens the Admin
istration's perfected pIGn TO send "a
monster battleship to the Pcifc.
If present intentions of Democratic
leaders are adhered 10, a resolution will
be introduced shortly after the opening
OF Congress in December, calling upon
the Navy Department to defer the
movement OF the feet until the tight
ness IN the money market mas relaxed
It developed yesterday, upon what the
leaders say is an accurate estimate.
that the Navy Department proposes to
put not less than s., 5O0.O00 in gold on
the ships in Admiral Evans control.
when he sails from Hampton Roads De-
cember 16. 1t is figured that this sum
Will be necessary for the pun chase Of
provisions, etc, while the feet is en-
route.
It is realized that there will be strong
opposition to the resolution and that
an attempt will be made to sidetracx
it Those back of the movement in
sist, however. that the Republicans will
be divided over the proplioty of send
ing the feet 10 Pacific waters They
believe they can secure united sup
pert from the Democrats an1 are san
guine of success in holding she feet in
the Atlantic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-10
FLAMES PLAY
AROUND BODY,
MAN ESCAPES
ThouSaRdSof VoltSShock
Electrician-Car Ex-
plodeS Torch Burn
ing Boy.

William Cole, twenty-seven years old.
of SO Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
an electrician employed by the wash
ington Railway and Electric Company,
last night had a narrow ESCAPE from
death by eleCtrocuti0n. following an &C
cident to a street car. The same car
later ran over a gasoIene torch, which
exploded. badly burning Walter Purvis.
aged thirteen years, OF 800 Twelfth
street northwest
Shortly after g o'clock a soutEbound
Ninth street car dropped its pillow in the
cut-out at the intersection of G street.
Traffic on both the Ninth and @ street
lines was tied up. and the repair wagon
was called
George Herbert, foreman, and a num-
Der of electricians responded. The men
showed the car ahead a few feet, and
lifted the conduit cover where the piow
had fallen.
Cole was lying on the pavement with
his head in the conduit when he came
in contact with the current rail. In AN
instant his body was enveloped in a
mass of sparks and flames. Herbert
grabbed him by the feet and dragged
him away from the tracks.
Cole was horribly burned about the
face and body. and was unconscious.
Crossing Policeman J. II. Beckett sent
a hurry call to the Emergency Hospital
When the ambulance arrived ii was
thought the man was dead, as several
Thousand volts had passed through his
BODY. The ambulance surgeon worked
over him for more than half an hour be-
fore taking him to the hospital At an
early hour this morning It was said that
he has a chance for recovery.
Hardly had the ambulance started for
the hospital when the disabled car
started down Ninth street, and near
the corner Of + ran over the gasolene
torch which the repairmen had beer
using. The torch exploded, throwing the
burning ell on Purvis,
The boys clothing took FIRE and he
Vas badly burned about the arms and
body. Forcing his way through the
crowd. Crossing Policeman w J
CreamCT succeeded in smOtherine The,
flames before the boy was seriously IN
jGred. PuFVis was carried 10 the Elmer
gcncy Hospital in an ambulance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-10
Presidents Commission
Would Improve Resi-
denceS-Set Model
For World.
Scarcity of Cheap and
Healthful Houses Draw
back to Country.
Capital Damaged
ByLaCk of Homes

There is at the present time in
Washington q genuine @hOuse
famine"
The only way in Whiea it (the
scarcity OF houses prOblem) can
be solved appears to be by @busi-
ness Philanthropy
Sickness and crime are fOs-
tered by 0YercrOWded and IN
sanitary homes.
The prevalence and extent of
the drug and cigarette habits,
and how they may be acquired,
viii likewise suggest preventive
and remedial measures.