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SEEK TO RAISE
n. G. {. STANDARD
War Department to Assist in
Putting.Militia on Complete
Military Basis
Employers Said to Be Respon-
sible for Delay in Forming
New Company

The progress in the formation of the
new regiment of the national guard for
San Francisco is not as rapid as those
who are interested in the matter would
wish. One of the difficulties the pro-
moters have encountered is the oppo-
sition of employers to letting their
men go at such time as they might be
required to perform military duty. One
of the promoters in speaking of the
progress that has been made up to
date said
Before the men went to Atascadero
we had the assurance of the employers
new organization that there would be
no objection to allowing the men to go
on duty, but now there is change of
heart and many of these men say, call
ing attention to the men who attended
the recent maneuvers, that those who
employ them were deprived of the
services of such employees for two
weeks"
He said that if any trouble should
arise these same employers would be
the first to look to the citizen soldiers
for protection.
IF they want that protection he
cont4nued. they ought to encourage
those young men who are willing to
people of this city, as rule, have but
little idea of the value of a well es-
tablished state guard. They want the
guard just as they want the police,
when they need 1t, but after the guard
has served their purpose they never
give 1t any more thought. An effort,
with the assistance of the war depart
ment, is to be made to make the ma
tional guard a complete military or
ganization and to take 1t out OF the
possibility OF making it an object of
ridicule as it was a few years ago. If
we are to have a guard worthy of the
name the citizens of all classes should
encourage those who are willing to
become members of the state soldiery."
The committee that has been at work
for some time revising the national
guard laws, altering and amending
them, so as to make them conform to
the laws and regulations of the United
States army, will recommend a cutting
down of the staff of the commander in
chief. He now has g men on his staff,
of which SO are aids, each with the
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BIRTHS

DUNKER-In thls city October 81. 1908. to
the wife of A. ]. bunker (nee Reemer) a
HARGER-In this city, to the wife of Charles
II larger son.
JEssE-In this city. October %. 1905, to the
wife of 4. A. Jesse tnee Mantonl, daugh-
ter. (See Deaths.)
LAsSEN-In this city. to the wife Of DR.. J. P.
Lassen, daughter.
LEoNHART--In Paauilo. Hawaii, October IL,
1908, to the wife of J. W. Leonhart. "a SON.
McLAREN--ln Larkspur. Marin county. Cal.
October %, zoos. TO the wife Of Charles z.
McLaren. a daughter.
PERRIN-In this city October 49, 1908, to the
wife of Harry Perrin. son.
SCOyEI1-In this city. October IS. 1905, to the
wife of G. Dwight Scoyel tnee Tobey), son.
SONfMER--In this city. October IS. 1908. to the
wife of Max Sommer, daughter.
TODT-In this city. October 3D. 1908, to the
wife of A. Todt tnee Peters) son.
WHITEHILL.-In this city. October go 1908,
TO the wife of w Whtehili, daughter.
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ANOTHER CHARGE
AGAINST BULLOCK
M. King, a Sign Painter, Viii
Tell Grand Jury About
District Attorney
Alleges Illegal Prosecution and
Conspiracy in Settling
Claim

SAN MATEO. Oct 31.-Fresh accusa-
tions against District Attorney j. J..
Bullock of San Mateo county were
made here today by NJ King OF Bel
mont, a sign painter with a business
in San Francisco. King. according to-
his own story. has had two conflicts
with the district attorney In each
instance. he claims, the official acted
in violation of the ethics of his once.
King says that he viii bring his
charges to the attention OF the grand
jury through his attorney. Kincaid-
The charges made by King have
aroused added interest, as they follow
on the heels of the charges brought
against District Attorney Bullock II
is charged that Bullock once accepted
$3.50 from E. w. Mcclellan of Burlin-
game to cease the prosecution OF a
charge against Mcclellan
King declared yesterday that IA
months ago his wife was arrested on a
charge of maliciously beating a COW
belonging to Charles Duggan. close
friend of Bullock's. 1t is alleged that
Bullock had Justice of the Peace Car
son declare Mrs. King guilty. even
though no evidence was brought
against her.
Mrs. Kings attorney. Kineaid. Sc
cured a new trial. at which the Kings
demanded jury trial, which Carson.
on the advice OF Bullock. refused to
grant When Mrs. King was again
found guilty an appeal was taken to
the superior court, but Bullock dis.
missed the charge, thereby preventing
the affair being exposed In a fair couet.
King also claims that a man named
Hess took some stone from lots King
owned IN wellesley park. The stone
was valued at $780, King says he
tried to get Bullock to have q warrant
issued against Hess. but Bullock would
not do that and advised King to com
promise for $40. OF which amount Bull
lock is said TO have kept SO for his
fee.
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rank of lieutenant colonel. and it is
claimed that 1T makes the guard very
top heavy. A number of other reforms
will be suggested.
There is no certainty that tempo
rary armory will be secured for the
battalion of the Fifth infantry located
in this city. as two OF the companies are
not anxious to get out of the small
quarters in which they practice the
goose step, when not out on the street
doing so. Still the attempt TO secure
place where the men can sdriI >as
they should will not be given up
At an election in Company X. Fifth
infantry. Major II. G. McKannay pre-
siding, Sergeant William Halpin Pitt
was elected second lieutenant. Next
Thursday night Major Mathewson will
preside at an election in Company X OF
the same regiment for second lieuten-
ant, vice Middlestadt, promoted first
lieutenant.
The STAFF officers of the Fifth will sc
to the ranges today to terminate tbs
target practice for the year.
Company B. Seventh infantry. located
at San Diego, celebrated the twenty
seventh anniversary of organization
last week by "a night in camp, which
was pitched on a vacant lot in the real
Of the armory. There was company
street, coaical tents and the routine OF
camp. after which there was program
of entertainment for the members and
the visitors to the camp.
Seventeen men of Company K OF the
Seventh, located at San Bernardino, al
its last weekly shoot proved that the
men are In need Of practice in order &c
make good shots. One of the marks
men on the first try at the 500 yard
range scored but Is. The next try his
score was 40. There were, however
some who made good records.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-11-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIvED

Saturday, October 81.
L stmr Buffalo. Boswick, days from
Stmr Aicatrsz. Enesen. % hours from Port
san Luis.
stmr Colonel E. L. Drake. Bunting. - hour.
stmr Some City, Hansen. rs hours from AS
toria.
star Argo Hansen. % hours from, Eureka
Stmr President Cousins, So hours from Vic.
stmr Atlas. Badger, - hours from Port
san Luis. with barge 81 IN tow.
stmr san Juan, Frazier, % days IA hours
and p minutes from -, via Mszatlan days
q hours and I9 minutes.
stnr Roanoke. Durham, 80 hours from San
Pedro.
stmr winnebago. Ewart, Al days from Mukil.
stmr westport, wetterquist, Go hours from
stmF Santa Barbara. zaddsrt. IS hours from
stmr Samoa. Madsen, 1e hours from Caspar
Barge 81, Stannard, - hours from Port
San Luis. IN tow stmr Atlas.
Barge 3. kirkwood, from Port San Luis, in
CLEARED
Saturday. October 81.
Str2r ALASKAN Bennett, Saiina Cruz; Williams
Dimond & Co.
stmr Watson, bartlett. Seattle; Alaska Pa,
cf6e steamship company.
schr Monterey. Kelly. Monterey and Honolulu;
SAILED
Thursday. October %
stsnr Stanley Dollar, Thwlng, Seattle.
Friday. October 30.
Stmr Melville Dollar. Fosen. Astoria.
Saturday, October 81
Sfmr Daisy Mitchell. Johnson. Grays Harbor.
Stmr Pomo. Lsileland, Albion river.
Stmr Tiverton johnson, Willapa harbor
Stmr Alcatraz, Elesen. Delmar landing
StDr Alaskan, Bennett, Salins Cruz.
Schr Spokane Jameson. Port Gamble.
Stmr Acme. Olsen. Eureka
Stmr ROsecrans. Engalls, Honolulu via Mon.
terey. with schr Monterey in tow.
Stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart, Gravs Harbor
Power schr Newark. Jahnsen. Brxbee landing
Stnnr Aberdeen Carey. Eureka
Stmr Watson Bartlett. Seattle
Sfur Elizabeth Olsen Baadon
Stinr Johan Poulsou. Nilsson. Willapa harbor
Stmr Rose City. Kidston, Astoria and Port.
land.
stmr Bosnoke. Durham. Portland and As
toris via Eureka
Stmr Point Arena. Jahnsen. Westport
Stmr City Of Topeka 6ielow, Eureka
Stnr Acapulco Trask, Ancon and way ports
Br shin Auerton. Rae Liverpool.
TT bark Max. CARRIER. Queenstown.
Sefr Santiago, McAvoy- Monterey. In tow tug
Dauatless.
In tow stnr Rosecraus.
Sciir Tampa. Nelson. Grays Harbor
CORRECTION
Reported sailing Of bxtn J. N. Griffith Oct
50 was error.
WIRELESS
Report from sfmr President from Seattle
etc for San Francisco. states: Oct 81. Q a m
niles southeast Of Point Arena; all well.
TELEGRAPHlC
POINT L0B0S. Oct 81 10 m-Weather.
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ROBBED CHURCH POOR BOX

Martin Fenster, a plumber. was de-
tected last evening IN the act of rob
bing the poor boxes in Sacred Heart
church, at Fillmore and Fell streets He
was arrested after two policemen
chased him for a couple of blocks and
taken to the Bush street station, where
he was charged with burglary.
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BERKELEY. Oct 31.-Ffre escapes
have been Installed in all the school
buildings in this city. work on the last
school being completed today. A. H
Broad. superintendent OF building OF
the school department, had the super
vision of the work, and announces thu
fire escapes roomy enough for all the
Children OF the several schools.
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
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Lieutenant. u. s. n, IN charge

one port and 27s Cd if at two, chartered prior to
arrival.
Lumber-The schooner William Renton. from
Grays HarbOr to Santa Rosalia; schooner Willis
A. Holden. on Puget sound thence to Sydney at
BIS Sd, chartered prior TO arrival; British ba rk
InYerclyde. also on the sound. from British Co
iumbia 10 DelagOa bay at AIS Cd chartered
prior 10 arrival.
Crude Oil for Honolulu
The tank schooner Monterey was cleared for
Honolulu via Monterey yesterday. At the south
ern port the vessel viii load 10 600 barrels Of
crude oil. valued at 81 400.
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BRooKs-In this city. October 81, 1908, Della
beloved wife of r. NJ. Brooks. and sister OF
Walter. Ralph. Susie and Bernie Coggeshall
native of California. aged As years. A mem
Der of Las Tomas parior No. 70, N. d, G.. W.
Stockton and San Jose papers please eopy.)
Remains at the mortuary chapel of the
Golden Gate undertaking company. 2415 Mis-
sion street. until tomorrow fsfonday) morn
ing, when remains viii be shipped to Stock
ton. CAL
CARLSON--In this city. October 81. 1908. Selma
M. Carlson, dearly beloved daughter of Conrad
and Ida Carlson. native of Kalmar Sweden,
aged 20 years months and days.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow fMonday). at l
D. m, at the residence of her parents. 400
Liberty street near Church. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery.
DAyIDSoN-In this city October %. 1908, at
his residence, los Holly street. William g.
Davidson, dearly beloved son Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Bullwinkei and the late William H.
Davidson, and nephew OF the late Judge Sam
Davidson, native of Nevada City CAL aged
40 years. A member OF Rincon parlor No. r.
n. Sc. W., and Plumbers. Gas and Steam
Filters union. local No. 442.
Friends and acquainfances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sun-
day.. November /. at o'clock p. m. from the
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L. 5. Branch photographic ONCE

Office, located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in san Francisco for the beneht OF
mariners, without regard TO nations. y and free
Of expense. Nayigators are cordially invited TO
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand Cor comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters of in
terest 10 ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT.
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SMALL-At the special request Of Ms
Frances Small, who lately passed away at the
German hospital. I herewith desire to thank
all friends and acquaintance. and especially
the officers and members OF the San Francisco
Frauen verefn. for their sympathy and beau
tfful coral offerings on the occasion o. her
funeral L. WAGNER. Administrator.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN

2esf9llowing charters were announced yes
sra in-s-The French bark Turgof barley from
US. pert 70 Europe ST 23s I'd; British steamer
Seeen.. Helena. on Puget sound. wheat from
fofhand 10 Europe at 26s Sd II discharged at
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. 81 1908.
RAINFALL DATA
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
HENS of Interest 10 Mariners
... Of the Pacific

TACOMA. Oct. 31.-Lumber steamer Strathord
Is u tire Tacoma smelter with l,2oo tons Of
rcprer ore from Antofagasta:
"a A6rreean steamer Hornelen with a small
.sfinl4enl RI silver lead ore from Peru arrived
:. Steamer Seward returned 10 Seattle today
Wheat end houf clearances for the week were
as- follows BritiEh bark ClOch 5000 bushels
wheat So. SIS: British steamer Ming Chow,
: Gas birrels n Sour. SCOTS: JaDanese steamer
D. I'ukll Aaru. 200 tons wheat and s.659 barrels
AsEoaIA. oct 5l-steamer state Of caIifor-
ala, Captain Sopander, left out this morning
fdr san EFaucisco with freight and passengers
AFTER signing crew Of six sailors and two
nlaifss fne BarkenIine > ~ erlfntA let out
today FOR Guaymas. Mex, with a cargo Of
55D.ocl fret Of lumber.
S-es1lsr- Homer, Captain Doris. with cargo
~ 10000 feet II lumber, left out today for
S.sau-er soaia BAY. Captain Halrorsen. with q
cargo II goo 600 feet Of lumber. left out this
ileruing for Santa Barbara.
sAE PEDRO, Oct. 3L-SehooneT Esther
Euhnc. Csptaia Olsen. discharged $40 600 feet Of
lumhef today and sa5 eo-in ballast fer Coos bay
2 E.eaDer IIanalei. Captain AcFarlane cleared
p. to-day FOR san Francisco with passengers and
!. steamer Iaqua Captain Weber, cleared today
feE 9eLondo with $4,000 feet OF lumber She
. Vi3 clear tonight from that port FOR Eureka.
,sSteamer Q1cen. Captain Thomas. cleared tails
~ ortffig for san Diego with freight and pas
st6amer MandaIar. Capiaia LofstToa. cleared
.fcdGrs tie former for Port Les Angeles and
ne la5ter fas san Diego.
q. Departure today include the steamer Nelles-
p ley ana tire seeamer Saginaw. both for Grsgs
.lIsrtort wa San Francisco.
Steamer Carmel. Captain Donaldson. srriTed
-tsls evening from Coos bay. via San Francisco.
Wien s01sne0 feet u lumber.
: Emitted States steiner Aadrono lighthouse ten
ripr-- Captain Anderson. has arrived from Ssn
grafeisc0 with supplies for the Point FIrmin
= llefr statiels-
z SEATTLE. oct. S1--SteaEsbsp Northwestern.
qsf vessel ont from Nome arrived IN this
sTternosn ait. SIS 600 tn treasure and 263 pas
fence~s Sbe encountered some heavy weather
: - route. but made the run in days and 10
1rs
aITanee 3 eyBected in tomorrow
Steamer Jefferson. from Seattle. arrived AZ
. isetci7iIsr today.
p : pa risearine Good -seRs VIII tow to Seattle
- jll- T-aeorna 70 undergo extensive repairs.
=-<faarger Dolphin arrived from SkaCway with
~ passengers and 2. 500 scases Of salmon.
3 -Sfe813er TTurholdt sailed TONIGHT for Skagvay
r.Lra freiEkt and passengers. This is he- FIRST
royaar si0ep she went ashore IN British Colum-
Ira. Watcrs n September.
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Arry Transports

: :. NrTry TT0nEDorfN
:. The Bgf0H6 left Nagasaki October &c for this
TIC CROOK left Naniia October -.
f-se KRpaffick IS. at Newport News. Va.
The Dix sailed October 30 from Honolulu FOR
lFaIila
--sild T0can IS 81 port.
.7Iie Meade Is e. Newport News. Ia.
~ .t .ssHe-1nrn IS is port.
=: To. .sheridau Is n port and win SAT- Novem-
-ber : fof Manila
Tie Warren Is at Manila.
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The Overdue List

Bark TaSfefh. out pa days from Port Talbot
: s.r. Toc0phs. 80 per cent.
-Erif-Sh ship Asamas. out 100 deTs from Rot
.fsr1ani. Tor San FrRacssco. 10 per cent.
-B- ISL ship TbornIiebank. ont 145 days from
.etg :B1fua for Balboa. Der cent.
British 'ship Iiala ont rs days from Perm.
lo-- Alsz-erD. Der cent.
Brif'Sh shin Ce'fie CHEF ont 129 days from
-.drt. "a bot for Taltai. 30 per cent.
Frelfeh shin Chafeaubriand ont IL days from
Sew faledonis f0r Hull. per cent
Brfsel bark zusfraeia. -oEt 100 DAYS from
slsngla;. Tor Falmouth per cent.
.AoTVls1gian ship Deroent. out 107 DAYS from
NeE Cdfcd0nia FOR Delaware BrenkwateT 10
pef. rent
Cliuesse junk Wha1e 30. ont l24 dsys from
i-anee.tt .fof' Galveston. 70 per cent.
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DEATHS

Brooks Della - 4S Nye. Emma M..... 90
Carlson. Selma M. 20 long Wing ........ %
Davidson VIM g.. 40 Parent. DIR. C. E.. -
Easdale. Clara H.. - Peuleeka. H. L. SO
Gaetjen, Henry -. GO Prince. Rose ...... "a
Hughes. William 10 Randall. Abbie L. 50
Jesse. Cecilia. dnfantb Riekman, Marguerite "a
johnson, Catherine. - Saunders. Ebenezer.. 90
Kempf, Salome so Scholkman. August. 50
Lipnlan Alex. t.. SO shea. Maggie. ....... 80
McHugh, H. J..... 81 Tflton, VIM. H..
Monson, T. C..... 45
Murry Jaipes. tInfant) Small, Mrs. F...(Card)
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THREATENS
UNION MANS LIFE
Secretary of Bakers and Con-
fectioners' Local Menaced in
Anonymous Note
Threat Believed to Be Result OF
Campaign to Organize
Foreign Bakers

William Wright,
secretary of bakers
and confectioners'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Ladies UniverEalist Union will
hold a meeting in the church parlrs,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. As
there ls business Of Importance, let ey-
eryone try to be present.
The pictures at Hale's pavilion to-day
are good ones Bobby White in Won
deTland' Is sure 10 please the children,
and it is quite amusing for tho older
folks TO see as wen. "Mesry Wiggles'
Busy Day" is one OF those really funny
pictures that always make a person feel
happier after seeing Il than before The
third on the program to-day IS the DO
gus Lord" and that is not a bit bad,
either. Altogether, it's show worth
seeing.
the Devil is at the Biiou theatre
to-day, along with some other mighty
good pictures. This picture, The Dew
IL, was taken iron the famous play
of that maine, which is having such a
popular run In New York City Just now.
1t is true to the drama in every detail.
and TOR nickel YOU see the same taing
exactly that you would pay two or three
dollars 70 see in New York. There have
been several calls by the public for
real Scotch song. and to-day the Bijou is
pleased to offer Mary, My Heather
Queen" sung by Mr.. Hayward. Those
who love good Old Scotch song are in.
vited TO hear tnis one and see the beau
TRULY colored pictures illustrating it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-05

Colder weather will the that Underwear Hosiery.
Nunsng Underwear Black Cat Hosiery hobby
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Ladies' coats AZ vaugann's,

Ladies' coats At Yaughan's,
Bennington underwear at Abbotts.
4 large line OF new furs at Fits
Public bath at Hotel Otis. 25 cents.
Embroidered black silk waists at Per.
rvs,
New lot Of coIored trimming satin at
Abbott's.
New gloves, look like Kid, poe, at the
Vaughan Store.
r. L. Scott visited AZ Mrs. SCOTS
home in Randolph yesterday.
Tonight at the opera house, Mrs.
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch.
Harry Brooks OF North Walpole, y. H.,
visited friends in the city today.
Mrs. D. Abbiatti leaves tonight for
visit at her former nome in Italy.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Wood returned yes.
terday from q four months visit IN
Scotland
Mrs. A. Gabelloni and Miss Clorinda
Berlucchi went to Aortniied yesterday
to visit friends,
Mf7s AntHttf bhiAVN- VI WI ~NAltAN7 -
visiting at the home OF her brother,
George Gee, OF Franklin street.
Regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Baptist church will be
held Tuesday afternoon at the ehurea,
Mrs 4. LeDuc OF Stafford Springs,
Conn, is visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs h. Granger, Of Berlin street.
Mrs. A. b, Frontim. who aas been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
10 her home in Mortified Saturday
night.
The l. o. O. L., w. L.. viii mold their
second OF the series Of dances in the X.
of c. hall October Z. Dancing to begin
at $50 Gents 25c, ladies free.
The United Missionary society Of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs. A.
j. Baldwin, ls5 Washington street, We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
William X. Mackay left tais noon for
Baltimore, 3id., where he will enter the
baltimore college OF Dental Surgery. lie
attended the Southern Dental college
at Atlanta, Ca, last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-05
Hapqood Not Talking.

How Hapgood OF Peru takes his de.
feat as a candidate for reelection as
Town Representative IS illustrated by
his conduct since in erecting an ex-
pensiye marker for the site of the
first school house, his declared purpose
TO turn over any prospective revenue
from his proposed forest preserve to the
benefit Of the town, and bis present
employment Of several gangs of men
working upon the mountain streams en-.
deavoring to render them more seryic
able for the habitation Of the trout Y.
Bennington Banner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-05
Dress Trimmings.

We have not said much about Dress
Trimmings. These are in a position to
talk Tor themselves. II you look around
it won't take you long 70 decide who
has the trimmings.
There has been an increasing demand
Tor Ruehings for the neck. We venture
that we have the largest new assort-
ment in the city.
our line OF Ladies' Neckwear and
Belts are this last few days arrivals. A
good assortment OF Neckwear at 25c,
Also satin finish Elastic Belts, same
price, 25c.
We carry the Westheimer Glove.
Enough said)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-05
A. p. Abbott q CO.
That School wransIe.

Such wranglel Montpelier semi
nary has accused Goddard seminary Of
real professionalism" in athletics md
the controversy has developed into q
"red hot discussion.
Principal o. X. Bollister of Goddard,
nas come out with afidgvfts which ne
has put up to Principal Bishop. OF Mont
pelier, in answer to charges that GER
tain students at Goddard seminary had
been paid,
Ii seems rather too bad that two
neiehborfng schools like G0ddzYd and
Montpelier should have any unpleas-
aBtness TO breed hostility and mar their
athletic relations but II there IS any
professionalism" in any Vermont
school ii should be weefed oat, and the
quicker the better. PROFESSIONALISM"
IS a menace TO American educational
institutions --Swanton Courier.