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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

John Dodge and L. r. Centerbar re,
turned yesterday from a hunting TRIP
to Marshleld, with four good-sized rab-
bits
The 18th anniversary of Ruth chapter
10. +. s., will be observed Saturday
evening, February %, in Masonic hall
commencing at 1880 O'Clock An Masons
with lady are cordially invited.
Among those from this city who at
tended the agricultural meeting in East
Montpelier yesterday were Elmer Ban
croft, George Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles LaPage and Mr., and Mrs. A. w.
Allen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
Barre polishsrs, NOticel

Regular meeting Of Polishers' branch,
G. c. I. A., on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 20. at 1880 o'clock, in their hall
in Nichols block; election Of officers for
the ensuing six months. w. G. Pirie,
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
Granite Cutters. Attentionl

A special meeting OF Barre branch, G.
|C. J. A., will be held at the opera house
Thursday afternoon, February 20, at five
o'clock sharp. A. n. Smith, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

NJ f. Burnnam has been visiting in
Middlesex for a few days
Cont Mss the entertainment this
evening BY The Norwich university Glce
club. Tickets, 25 cents
Fred Poor has Just had the misfor-
tune to lose las driving horse WHICH he
had purchased only a short time ago
The third and fourth degrees were
conferred at the grange last evening.
followed hy an show program after
Weica Refreshments wcee served
There viii be special ReheSaa meet-
lag next Monday evening. 4 full at.
tendance IS desilal as there is practice
work All come as early as possible.
IaeFe viii he masquerade promen-
ade at The town iall Tuesday evening,
February IS. unasr the auspices Of the
hdies society Of the Gnieeesalist church
al attend u costume il possible Al.
mission g al 10 cents.
SIR E.ackex, salesman for BOYLE Bros.
Ell White River junction, was ia town
Tuesday Tie stopped at thc hotel over
night aud made trip to 0aniteVille
oa business with the merchants there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20

..uNse.... Regular meeting of Hiawa-
81 tina lodge, No. 20, l. 0. O. f.,
Thursday evening, Feb. 20.
Work, iniatory degree. Per order Noble
Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
ALKI PARK
IS OPENED

All Park. > large amusement re
sort occupying four acres along tho
beach at Alki Point. which have
been leased b. the Ak Park Co
owners Of the large nataiorium at
that place. vas opened today for
the first season OF It's existence.
The owners intend to make this
one Of the most attractive places
ia the city and new amuHements
viii be added from time TO time un
al all the available room IL oeeu
pied
The attractions AZ present include
a free vaudeville show and free
band concert every afternoon and
evening. shooting gallery. baby bali
game. boxing kangaroo. den OF
snakes. large dance hall and cafe.
and the $4,000 natatorium which
has proven popular during the lant
two summers
A large amount Of money has
been expended this year In improv.
ing and rcpaintinK this large swim.
ming resort. and II has boon made
moro attractive than ever. The
boats Dauntlees and Favorite. OF
ithe Port Blakeley Min Co. have
been placed on the Alki Park run.
aud others will be added II neces-
'sary
This greatly benefits the resi-.
.dcnts of Alki Point. as we'll as
Those who merely make the trip TO
Ivisit the park. for II gives them
regular hourly service every day ex.
.ccpf Saturday aud Sunday. when q
|haif hourly schedule IL maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
DECORATE GRAVES

san FRANCISCO. May So
Memorial DAY was observed gen.
orally throughout California today
and cemeteries where the dead
heroes lie. especially at the Pre-.
sidio. San Francisco. Nerr scenes
OF Impressive ceremonies paftlci.
paied IN for the most part hy mem.
befa ~ the q A. X.
As IN former years. the graves
were prufuaely decorated with
flowers. Llneoln's Gettysburg ad.
dress wan read. guns doomed their
salute 81 honor. and 10 pay tribute
10 the dead heroes 81 the navy
flowers ~srs stTewu upon the sea
at different points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

fConfinued.l
The organizations Joining Ia the
parade downtown dlsbanded when
they reached the Coliseum and
Joined tn special services which
we're held immediately after the
march. Here the speakers of the
day told in language elegant and
beautiful OF the dead patriot hosts
vho had slept the years Of their
manhood away on hill and dale.
uuere only angels Of mercy had
counted the slain
Coliseum Services.
Gently the veil slth which time
has softeued the pictures OF mon.
strous war was drawn aside and
the horror OF Il all was subducd tn
the story OF glorious freedom for
which the manhood OF the nation
lad made lie sacrifice.
There we're those In the audience
who had the memory Of a family
seat made vacant at wars cruel
demands and many an eye welled
up with burning tears at the rccol
lection. Even the ones whose feel.
ing OF loss came from patriotic I'm.
pulse only. quietly Joined In the
touching benediction for the battle.
slain. and paid tribute to their
deeds OF valor.
The songs Of the children ring
ing sweetiy through the building
were the songs that children Of
those other days had SANG a. loved
ones marched away al the call TO
arms. Many who had heard the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
DISCHARGES
PATROLMAhN

Charged with conduct uubecom.
ina an officer. w ~ Copper. q
patrulman 81 the police force. Was
discharged BY Acting Chief Irving
Ward this morning
Since he has been q police officer
Copper has worked on the after.
noon patrol. which Is on duty from
10 II D. N.
The acting chief has received r.
ports that Copper was rot conduct
inE himself properly and this morn.
iuK the pasrolmAn waa ordered 90
turn IN his police tools Copper has
been a neral Der ~ the police force
since last January. lie lives AZ go
Goth ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
JURY DISACREES
in MURDER CASE

JERSEY CITY. y. J.. May so
The Jury In the case OF Theodore
Whitmore. charged with the murder
OF his wife. the victim OF the
IAmpblack swamp mystery. today
announced that Il was unable TO
agree and was dismissed.
Whitmore Is charged with hav.
ing taken his wife from their home
in brooklyn Last Christmas night,
lured her to the swamp aud there.
after numbering her, stripped her
body OF every thread Of clothing
that could have been used for iden.
LITIGATION, leaving her nude. Since
being confined In jail he has APP
pcared wildly insane at times.
lie will not be tried again until
autumn. although his doctors say
he undoubtedly will die before that
time II kept I'm prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
DECORATED
AUTOS in
PARADE
Gorgeous Pierce Arrow
Wins First Prize and
Sludebaker Second.

The AUTOMOBILES parade held this
morning under the auspices Of The
Seattle Automobile lealerh asHo-
ciatloa made up 10 beauty what II
lacked IN numbers
While only = machines wero in
line, II 81 these were EaiiY dec
GRATED with fluSers. fiaKs and fib.
hons. and A. lae procession slowly
flied through the downtown streets.
led b. the stirring strains Of Wng
ners band. It son hearty applause
from the spectators.
The biz Pierce Arrow. owned b.
William Walker and driven b Il.
@ Smith. saH the unanimous
choice q the judges for frat pfize.
The touring car was covered With
a profusicn Of suoSballe white car.
nations. lilies and hawthorne bios
SONS sirramers Of white ribbons
completed the decorations Al the
occupants Of the car. including the
chauffeur, were dressed In white.
The judges we're also unanimous
In awarding the second pTirs 20 the
Stuaebak.r electric car driven by
Mrs. c. J. zlnsheo On the front Of
the car was = fullHi1ed stuffed
eagle and the body aud wheels Of
the machine we're hid hy masses Of
lilies and xnowhalls.
Among the other handsomely dec.
grated cars we're those % J. II
Starbird, who drove a Cadillac dec
GRATED az Chinese junk Robert
nowie. who drove a single -cyliuder
Cadillac decorated like Japanese
jinrtkRhaw. Capt Peter Faik. whose
bag Cadillac VAS hcapcd with paper
flowers and buntinE. and the car
owned By Studebaker brothers and
driven By Mr. Weleh. which was
covered with yellow bunting and
blossoms from the Scottish broom
plant
Had not the weather been threat
ening this morning a larger number
Ca machines would have been I'm
line. II Is probable that another
auto parade will be held later in the
summer.
The Judges of the parade were
Mrs. Charles ". Stimson. Mrs J
G. Henry. Miss Alma Stewart r.
A. WINK. G. ]. zintheo and y. Y.
Cooper were the committee In
charge OF arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
COOLLY PREPARES TO
die THEN SUICIDES
aWHEs a MAN IS So YEARS OLD
AND HAS TO LOOK FOR
WORK. LIFE rs NOT WORTH
LIVING" NOTE SAYS.

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 10
After spending several days In
making preparations for his death.
which he had decided would occur
on the night % Mas 20. when he
would commit suicide. Martin J.
Radovlch. a chef. was found dead
In bed today with a rubber tube.
attached to the gas jet. gripped
firmly between hia teeis Radovich
had purchased n new black suit. a
white shirt and a collar and tie 10
be buried in. and these were found
carefully laid on a trunk in his
roau
He had coolly penned directions
for his funeral. and left them where
they could not be overlooked In
an envelope he left tt35 b. be used
10 dsfray the expenses Of his ~.
neral. and In another he enclosed
note telling the cuf-uer he was
too old 10 live longer In his note.
book this note was found:
When a man IL 81 YEAR, old and
has to look for bob. life Is not
worth living"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
Arrested
10y United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. May so.--
Harry Zlbbler and Frank shaw
were arrested today for the second
time this week on a charge pre-
ferrec by Detective Burns, the graft
investigator. They had been trail
Ing Burns. Burns allowed them TO
follow him until Detective Murphy
came up and put them under ar
rest
These men. II is alleged by the
graft prosecution officials, are par
ties to a conspiracy TO intimidate
and intercept the officials In every
possible way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
MEETING OF BROTHERHOOD.

The Congregational Brotherhood
Of Seattle. which was organized last
winter. held fits first meeting last
night in the Plymouth ConKrega.
tlouai church.
Mfr. w H. Lewis. who attended
the national convention OF lAymen
AT Detroit. Mich. last month. gave
an interesting report OF the work
done. and mapped out the move
ment Of the local organization for
the coming year
Following the business meeting
refreshments were provided BY the
Mems club Of the church and a
social hour enjoyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
FORMER STATE SENATOR
GOES TO PEN

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 30
Former State Senator 4. J. EN-.
mons. convicted tao and half
years ago Of receiving a bride. was
today taken 20 San Quentin. from
which prison he will BE- transferred
TO Poison and begin serving bis
sentence.
II vas ~ his request that he will
be- transferred 10 Poison from San
Quentin
Emmous reiterated his statement
that be h Innocent Emmons was
Indicted along with Senators
French, Wright and i3unkers.
French was acquitted. Wright en.
capped aud 8unkers was convicted
and given five years Emmona has
a ssyeycars sentence 20 serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30


- Arneur believes that the
.1RR skoald BE- closed 90 sun
= - Is writes The Star IN a
~nuaanEiea which appears BE-
y sx,se*s received this morn
= ss<x<r. show that the adso-
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IA A. t.xAoffsy og are taking
rsw sxteeszf IN the ballotihs
= n .hus sho want 10 ser the
Z scse.l "a sanday
/ rns.sss cosns Of the ballots
: ,snu txdsy showed more than
8 . o. i fxvor Of sunday open
< ~ rese sszadlng ia for OPEN
nfayx a sxzinst s. for eiased
in1zys
~ ,~<,sr referred TO above. and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
IRE USING UP
THE Time
tconunued1


. <.'arsly took Up the nIlbnsser.
! y ssthe most remarkable fight
- md ever seen In Washing
ne 4 Is believed that Il will
.a.enrasd until the leaders sur.
I. nd agree to adjourn with
a.sirz The bIll.
: foilssts's endurance f. the
9 Efsat comment. Most Of
=. asfs we're worn out with
The senators who were
~. : iheir seats all yesterday
~. $50 and all through the
z... y. aosfs Of the night are in no
4 ~. % enjoy humor TODAY.
oles manner was like that
! MnsFaI orator The spnech
s..,S toilette breaks the record
/ ~ sAa been held since March
az. 1901. by Senator Carter
=, , = sho made he lannon's
49,, = "a, az year on the rivers and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SOCIALIST MEETING.

d. NJ. Wells will speak for the
socialists M ERan hall az O'Clock
tomorrow night His subject win
be "Our Christian Navy" The so.
ciallsts viii begin an active cam.
palgn this week Tor the abolition OF
the chain gang a large number OF
petitions have been printed and are
to be circulated throughout the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Whom la Toilette closed hla re.
marks his KNicc showed no lndica
lion ot weakrnlng under the strain
Is WAS clear and strong. aud ho
speke with much the same yigor
That characterized hia remarks
early yesterday afternoon.
lila recent Illness had made him
weak and hla mats trouble was
from standing ON his feet 80 long
It's back aehed and his knees were
aoee he said he spent same of
the .,!mo tn a chair. having CA.
plaiutd hls physical condition at
the tvElnniae of hia sps och. but aa
he TALKED he became Interested. aud
though he leaned On the back ~
the chair. m06i of the time he Was
standing lils feet we're badly
swollen, he said. bHt all af his
troubles Wera physical
lie went directly to the senate
barber shop. where hr ioksd and
talked as he vas shaved lie
spufuvd a carriage which was 90,
tefed 90 take him home. aud
walked
Fiilhus,sr Record.
The loaKeat previous nhhuster
was conducted hy Senator Allen.
Of Nebraska Ia 1850. when be do.
trated tire silver purchase iaN
The Surprising feature Of she
Ia Toilette flllhuataF Was the sup
Ieft he received. when. az the only
republican opposing the measure.
be bad appealed % lhc democrats
Tor aid Ia questions ~ rules. many
OF the republicans voted with him
senator Aldrich tried 20 set a
vote on the adoption 81 the confer.
enee report. but Senator stone was
on his feet feady Ia talk. and the
motion was not put the Missouri
senator being rrcosnized b. the
chair
A RumheF 81 members who had
been absent durluE the night 70
froshed b. sleep, arfived iusg a.
stone was getilng under way
stene Begins
I am going 10 follow the lead
% the senator FROM Wisconsin.
said Stone 4 am more than with
hsm IN this fight
Members frequently interrupted
Stone. saYln9 they could rot hear.
bat be would not strain bis voice
lie prpcevaed 20 read lengthy edi
toFiAls and pamphlets relative q
the eurreney question. Aidrich
often interrupted him With auss
tious.
Senator Gore stopped Stoas long
enough Ia Ask II 4 quorum vas
present he was ruled ont Of order.
and when be tried "a appeal lrom
The decision % the chair he waa
denied his request
Plan 10 Bioek la Foiiests.
At is; 80 o'ciock this aftrrucon
stone was stiil speaking The lead
era nov are formulating a plan a.
prevent la Foliegte from speaking
again By enforcing = rule that ao
senator shall speak more than twice
on the same sahieet on the nsms
legislative dAy u IL claimed that
la toilette made a short speech yes
teFdag before he began hts record
breaking performance The point
vii b. made on the ground that la.
Foliettc yesterday yielded The fioeg
for the Introduction 81 bills from
the house. and Il Ia arxslsd that
this Interruption made hita speak
twice
Aldrich interrupted Stone this
afternoon and AAkad IL Il trua
that you returned to Washington In
the lnterest Of certain political
candidatsf@
lie referred 20 William J BFyAn.
ard called attention to newspaper
reports that Bryan had asked Stone
t. assist La Toilette In fighting ths
currency bill
Stone replied that he had w.
cel.ed no such request from Bryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
Seattle Takes Morning
Tusile by a Score Of
2 to |.
Practically a Pitchers Bat
tie With Coy on
Top.

BEFORE a crowd which made up
Ia enthusiasm shat u lacked Ia
uambcra. Duga Slwashea today wal.
lopcd the eheaty Beaver tribe from
Vancouver The final score was z
"a 1. and az attempted nlnthinninf
rails By Vancouver had THINKS
iaaking siaamy for a few moments
Coz, who occupied the mound Tor
the locale hosever. turned On an
extra burst Of steam ana elnehcd
the game b. tanning Erickson
II was q good. elaancut game
and practically amounted to
pitchers battle. Han twifled for
the Beavers. and put up = clever
exhibition. but Cos ans there Ike
the anchor Of basllaahlp with the
motive power on the bum. and had
things pretty we'll bis own way dur
lng the entire matinee.
The First Round.
There vas nothing doinE In the
run line uusii the last 81 the third
Nheu Seattle annexed a tally b
\ combination OF 4 base on balls.
hit aud \ steal
Vancouver spanked along until
the sir with a god quaftorinx
bsresc and snddcniy iaffca up with
tao hita in a Fow. one Of which
wa soon negotiated into a run.
leaving Il oucaii.
In the last % the eighth. With
An extra lnuiaE In sight. Adams
Hkldded oae down IN safe territory
near the thifd base line. and sent
70 second when Stanley sacrificed
COY hltfaa one % QalEiey. Who
thfes ios TO first and the ball
bounced over towards the bleach
efs Adams scored os this als
play. and there wAa nothing more
DOING Ia that iuniag
The Exciting Ninth.
In the ninth saEdsa. FIRST up Tor
Vancouver. chopped out a scream
lar HIT and FranuiEan dropped a
ioN ny Ia ftcnnstta hands. snyder
sfrack cut. and then came Efick
aun. Wnu was sent In Ia bat Tor
HAIL Whenever Erickson lands nn
tha bali Il Eoea about a mile. and
shsn he Spat on his hands and
KrtpFsa tho bat tixht there vas
SHINE uneasineam IN the fanhouar
Coy tighseaed bis belt and per
formed tbs usual feat of keffing the
siE nan 10 swat the ozone three
consecutive times
1nis afternoon both teams are
s.Haetolr fAss a.44uH raraa - So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
PICNIC AT WILDWOOD PARK.

Sunday afternoon and evening.
Lesehi park. Round trip 20 cents.
given by the Dovre Dramatic club.
Dancing. boating. baseball. etc Take
Strs. wildwood and Haas at Leschi
park. Round trip % cent? s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

v. S. Navy Yard Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock g.: so
and $50 a. m, 1880 and p. m. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

VTH FWNW 1HINFIT8f
LOS ANGELES. May 30.--After
tying n piece Of gas tubing about
his neck. E. Harf. 50 years Of age.
committed suicide By hanging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
|TAFT---APOSE AND A SMILE

This picture secretary snapshottsd a. the
dwelling Cleveland Andrew Squire
lie making Taft laugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

A bat for a young girl Is a wids
flat sailor IN burned straw. wit
facing Of deep blue straw. Tn
crown Is encircled with blue velvet
which ends at the left front In
large loops. Two large feather pom
pons are set at the left at a most
aggressive angle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

ton on Memorial Day. " telling how
II firht originated in the South. fol
lowed By Tia history up To the pres
ent daY. iisseallsd 10 mind many
% the famous men Of the great
struggle. each on. being heartily
applauded, The Memorial address
Naa made By Hon " ~ White.
Sith the program coming 90 an end
with the bcnsdietion b. Rey John
- Dean.
After the exercises Allen Dale en-
tsttAinea the members Of the
Grand Army Of the Hsuablie ~
luncheon ~ the Allen pale cafe
terra. Third az and James ~.
Members of the q A. a. cstsr
iained tho Washington High school
students yesterday afternoon In the
assembly This VAS the annual a.
somhly tor Decoration DAY
The afiensoon VAS spent by the
veterans In decorating the graves
Of their dead comrades AT the xafi
Gus cemeteries about the city.
Probably the largest number Of
the soldier dead ara buried at the
q. A. u. cemetery. AZ nth as. =
and Hoscil If Dei.Eatlons ~ old
soldiers alec visited the IAksviep.
caysarf. Mt Pleasant aud Crown
Hfl cemeteries
Woodland pars.
- 8 iiiodEstt. OF ballard. pre-
sided over the Memorial day 81
eFcisea which uerc held at Wood
land park this afternoon.
Addresses we're made b Rev "
n Harrington and Prof y \
AeanY. OF the University % Wash.
tnKtun There sere reeisations ~
Beatrice RcdeuhoaEh. Of the Bax
lcy school. and BY Florence Man.
ninK. Eva Quinn aud Mabel Phll
lips. Of Green Lake school.
An elaborate musical program
had been prepared. consisting Of
The Hammer Of the Ffve.- BY the
John y. Allen school Of so voices
= song b. the Green Lake q. A. r.
quartet In addition 90 selections b
the children from the Green Lake
school. the .. > bay school. Salmon
Bay school and the Broadway And
Central schools Of ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
The Last Cat

This service Nili eud with the
sounding ~ tane the netes ~ the
last call which speaks a nations
eofruw a. The bier Of her honofed
dead.
for those 81 the asinr veterans
who found II physically impossible
to complrts the march GA foot 20
day automobiles were provided
through the cuuftesy Of the car
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and adjourn the next day.
CIV Miller. of Telluride will today
extend to the convention the greetings
of Ernest Miller, secretary OF the
Western Federation of Miners.