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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

D. II. Hill made . trip TO Del
Norte Friday.
George A. Carpenter was IN
town Thursday and Friday.
L. B. Sylvester returned Friday
from . business trip TO Denver.
BoBN:-Sundsy, Feb. 10th. in
Denver, TO Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. r.
Hurt, q daughter.
John Bischo6 left Saturday for
Chicago, where he will buy . large
stock Of up-to-date spring goods.
r. B. Shelter, Of Assumptioe,
Ill. arrived in town Friday morn
ing With . party Of land buyena
Miss Laura Bschtsl, Who hes
bsen confined to her home two
weeks with measles aud pneumonia,
10 able to be out.
A company hes been formed for
building . mica mill st Del Norts.
The mica will be brought from .
mine near Petaca, n. NJ.
Dick Blaksy Of AlAmoss and n.
Is. Colt, formerly OF that piacs,
were in town Thursday With The
party OF eastern land seekers.
Skating every afternoon Il which
time instruction will b. free. Also
skating Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Program sksts
Saturday night.
W. X. Carter and vito csIs-
brstsd their silver wedding lest
Saturday night. Quite . number
were present sud oil enjoyed the
occasion very much.
ID. A. Ray and family, of Ossgs,
Ksnsss. arrived in town Thursday
With . carload of livestock and
household goods. Mr.. Ray hes
bought the Dsmsy ranch nsar
Center.
Yates / AcClsin. real sststs
men OF Colorado Springs, csas 10
Thuredsy. morning with . large
party of land buyers. They mads
. trip out north and rsturusd ou
the evening train u Alsmoss.
The Junior League Of the Meth.
odist church will give . 81 PIT.
rick social, sntsrtainmsat aud ssp.
PEI. March II. An a,lmiss,oa Of
tsa eests will bs charged. Every.
oue Invited.
A lslegsaa fsoa 0sorss eeibisd,
q Uoiea. Ossooa. sssosaese thsl
dea1A = Jehs O. 0lovss q psss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

foo R2T-S0 esess a eosd
potalo laad, oes nils from Moata
Visa.
&c. KxsR L Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

W. Il. Carter and wife csls.
brstsd their silver wedding last
Saturday night. Quite . numbs,
were present sud oil enjoyed The
occasion very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Dick Blsksy Of AlAmoss and n.
Is. Colt. formerly Of that piece,
were in town Thursday With the
party OF eastern land seekers
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

d. A. Ray and family, Of Osaes.
ksnsas. arrived in town Thursday
With . carload of livestock sud
household goods. Mr.. Ray hes
bought the Dsmey ranch nsar
Center,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

L. b. Sylvester returned Friday
from . business trip TO Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Al Newmyer gives satisfactioo
- livestock suctioneer, Center,
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

We have el00. 600 to loan on A l
first mortgage farm loans; low
rates, eesy terms; 80 % first.
j. LAHBoY SLusHER 4 Go.
Phone Monte g.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Two good teams for sale, or will
trade for castle.
] " puvr
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22
Feru.s ~ neat.

kasms Ro9 nAat.
Two ranches near Experimental
Farm. s. ". 8. W0oDs,
Monte Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Yates / AcClain. real estate
men Of Colorado Springs, csas In
Thursdsy morning with . large
party of land buyers. They msds
. trip out north and rsturuod ou
the evening train 70 Alsmoea.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

J. G. Johssou is psspassd "a. Do
bssd .gsisSiaG at CsaAss Tsssdsys
ed ffidaya.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22
Per Sole.

Two bead Of work horses.
Binder. l Mower, 2 Cows. Ose.
half nile ease Of river bridge.
Pho0s, Moate 96-6.
CHAs. g. Ansoa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

0oe0oe1oI Ao0 0oeloSo 80vA0.
Z. 8. Lopss. Of MAnlia, N. r.. ssys:
II s0 . caspsotss aud hsvs bed 0asy
ssvses outs hsslsd BY BsskisaS Asniaa
oslvs. Il has saved ~ ss1ssiag ~
1olissA Il = by ~ ~ best Aealaag
oalvo havo over louad." 0oals busuo,
sssss. ulossU. lsvss snsss, seae0A 90
Diiss. DC ct Fullss Dsug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

John Bischo6 left Saturday for
Chicago, where he will buy . large
stock Of up-to.date spring goods.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

A company he's been formed fos
building . mica mill st Del Norts.
The mica will be brought from q
mine near Petsca, n. NJ.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22
NosSeo @ 0soeagAolloeo'
4oO0ao 0ooeo0D.

4oo0oo 0ooeSoO.
Notice is hersby gwen thaa The
rsgulsr snnsai nsstisg Of ~
sGockholdsss of Tie Prsiris Ditch
Coopssy Will b hsld q Tie 6tss-
10y sehool houss. nine miDss saee
of The Expsr,ssstal Fsro, oossty
a Costilla, Colorado, On TsasdAy,
March 3. 1913. q O'Clock. p. ~,
Tor the slectson Of . boosd Il di.
Fsetoss Tor The eusuiag year aud
Tor the trsneactioe of such Other
Business - 0sy properly ooas
before the meeting.
d. Il. HfAADUOK.
January. -. 1903. Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

The Junior League Of the Meth.
odist church will give . 81 Pct.
rick socisl, sntsrtainmsnt aud ssp.
pr. March II. An Ulmisssoa ol
tss essts will bs charged. Every.
ooo Invited. =
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

4 tslegssa fsoa 0sorss eeibisd,
q Uaiea. Osseoa. sssossess ~
dea1A q JeAs O. 0Iovss q psss.
oeo6e u tAet eity Wsdsssdss,
Jsegseey - NJ. 0leves ~ los
49, - : ~ pseesle>ees q ~
~ ogD Rpeaoeelee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

noT sPsiHoo..uAH An9oMlo.
Thsss cslsbssAsd souAaA With
~ dslishtfsl wtn1ss slloe1a. hsvs
oads 0aa Anteolo laoesA Cole.
rado ! 1osshseo G0sn . aatsae-
live rossd trip sn1A whls
I. :. Rlngua, @. ?. 4.
Oeoves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

b. B. Shelter, Of Assumption,
ILL. arrived in town Friday morn
ing With . party Of Isnd buyers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

D. II. Hill made . trip 70 Del
Norte Friday.
George A. Carpenter was IN
town Thursday and Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Miss Laura Bschtel, Who be-
been confined TO her home tvo
weeks with measles aud pnsumonia.
10 able to be out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Clarence Spencer. son Of J. J
Spencer i reported - very Ill.
Dr.. Hes Stock Food, guaran-
tsed to give sstisfsction. At Can
oron's Feed store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

Now COlOred Post
Cards ut Fuller Drug
Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

II me- snsufance % y"e' NV Ill
ALFRED III. GOUDY
Agent
Mos41 vnrA :: CoLoRADo
lnooo0l Dooonoo0Da0oa
}. 0nieS Jeffs9s
G. G. Kerr 4 Co., have money
to loan on good farm security.
A ohosoo lot OF hay, feed, aud
hour slways on hand ct Camerou's
store.
The Airacls stock powders are
working vonders with the sick
hogs. W. J. Clark hes a fresh
supply Of it on hand
FOR 6ALE- A good work horse.
Enquire Of 3. g. Bradshaw. ct ny
ranch. 4. J. ADAMS.
LOST. Nv pension certificate.
Finder leave same at Journal
Office and got reward.
HENRY e.. STANLEY.
Al Newmyer gives satisfactioo
- q livestock suctionser, Center,
Colo.
FOR SALK-Oue FIVE. room houss
in most desirable part Of Monte
Vista. c. b. STursMAn.
Two good teams for sale, or will
trade for castle.
J. ". PHYE.
Per Sale.
Two head Of work horses, l
Binder. Mower, 2 Cows. Orc
hslf nile east OF river bridge.
Phoos, Moate $-6.
CHAs. 8. AnsoH.
J. c. Johnson is prepared 70. Do
bssd grinding at Csatss Tsssdsys
ed fridayA
Poo RanT-s0 esess of eosd
potalo lasd, oee nils from Moats
Visa.
&C. Kss. 1 Co.
FoR SALE-Tsao II borssa.
vaeoa ssd barsss. Esqsirs of
Eesese Shulz q Msrtises black.
smith shop.
To TsADE-0ood Oolo Spsises
real sststs To ezchasgs Tor daa
Lsis valley land 1sqsirs q Has.
din 4 Whssson Ossdy store.
foe 6ALS-Tsso, Wagos, aas.
ssss cad seed petssess. Thrss
oilss sosth aod 3 vset Il town.
q. o. FAsslHoros.
| 'Phoue-Aoote 1871.
WoDoo1.
RslisbIs lady o. asstlsosa 10
rsprseent Colosad1s loseoet ~
s.d eo9ss bousA 0eod pay. Po.
sitioa psrmaose&. pssnisns sss
gives. Tssitssy 1ss>s vislA
Addsss H. W. Wagsss, CoIossdo
6psiseA Colo.
WANTED
A rsprsssute1lvs is tAk eosslv
b . lsrgs rssl ssou1s eospoeatsoe.
Special induooaDeob - theoo
vho wish 70 6eeoos lsasssally
Interested.
n ~ lG)llo 0oolll4 e.
ress Dsasssss Dslg. CalCAeo. lLk
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-02-22

General Passenger Agt.. Denver
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
ITALIANS
COULDN'T BAT.
We're Defeated 10 to z by a
College Team.
WITH VARSITY PITCHER
University Of Vermont Second Team
Brought Along Hunt, Who Had No
Trouble Moving Down I. A. 9.
BatteEs.
WITH VARSITY PITCHER

The university Of Vermont seconds,
with varsity pitAher, Hunt, in the box,
defeated the Italian Athletic club at the
Rangers grounds yesterday afternoon by
score Of 10 to 2. The Italians put UP
an excellent game against the collegians
up to the ninth, when Scampini, tho
local pitcher, weakened and the visitors
landed on him for two doubles and two
singles, which Melted five runs, assisted
by base on balls and two errors at
second by Malberini.
Until he went up HI the last inning,
Scampini pitched splendid game and
up to tho seventh inning they had made
only three scattered hits of him. He
famed nine men and held the visitors
from scoring until the fifth inning,
The Italians scored first in the second
inning, when Duneani raped out clean
two Dagger into center field and scored
on q wild throw to third by the catcher.
Celia made the locals second run in the
sixth, when he forced Ecampini out at
second by his hit to the pitcher, stole
second and scored on Gabelloni's ground
hit to first, which the first baseman
threw wild to Hunt, who was covering
the sack. 81
Davis scored the visitors first run in
the fifth. After getting first on pass,
he was sacrificed to second, went to
third on an out and scored on Hunts
single
They added two more in the sixth on
an error, sacrifice hit base on balls
and single which scored both runs.
Two more crossed the plate In the
eighth on pass, hit by che pitcher,
and a single BY Hunt which brought
in both runners. In the ninth Scam
pini weakened perceptibly and the visit
ors batted around and one over before
three men were finally put out, and tai
lied five runs
The locals were able to get but two
hits of Hunt, Duncania getting two
Dagger in the second and Scampini sim
gled into right in the sixth. The young
collegian famed Ii men and gave one
base on balls.
The scores
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
National League standlnr.
TO MAKE 10000 PEOPLE HAPPY.
G. w. Averill to Give Away Income Of
$4,000 He Has Inherited.

Los Angeles june &C. W. AveriII
who recently inherited slO,000.000 from
an aunt in Massachusetts, declares he
il going To make 10000 or more people
happy After d visit to his old home in
Pennington, Me, lie VIII establish head
quarters ii q bib city, perhaps Chicago,
where he says all who need help and
deserve ID can find ii.
Il am not going To be fool about
this, he said Thursday. but ii being 4
fool Ii being deceived occasionally, ell
right. ] have succeeded iii piiing up a
few hundred thousand by my own exer.
tion, but can never spend the income
of Sl0.0O0,0O0
III man has $500, and needs al
much more To carry out His plans and
make him success, and thereby happy,
propose to give him the added $500.
Another thing, am going To help bad
people as well as good. The good people,
churches and respectable folks care for
them; but the bad have no one but the
devil and the police
"A want TO help the incorporates the
convict, the girl who has to hang her
head, the man who has made failure
al himself lots of as cannot resist
temptation, you know.
II have set the number 1 will aid
at 10000, but IL I succeed III helping
them | VIII ~ok for 10000 more.
suppose my headquarters will be In New
York al Chicago, because / can reach
farther from either Of those places than
any Other
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
FoR pREsIpENr or DARTMOUTH.
Several Massachusetts Men Are Under
Consideration.

Hanover, N. H., June Dartmouth
college is discussing very freely the
question Of President fuckers retire
ment. 1t IS agreed at last that Df.
Tucker cannot longer be compelled 70
sacrifice his health for the good Of the
college, and whether he retires at the
end Of this year Or next year il the only
point unsettled There are various names
under consideration By the faculty and
the board ~ trustees Two men of Win
chester, Mass, both graduates Of the coli
lege, have been discussed and have met
with much favor These are Hon. Samuel
w. Mccall and Mr.. Lewis Parkhurst,
member OF the firm of CHM & Co, and
representative in the general court The
relations between Mr.. Mccall and Presi-
dent Thicker have been very close for
years and IL ii thought that ii Mr. Me-
Can is willing to give up his seat in
Congress he win stand an excellent
chance for the place Mr. Psrkhurst IL
business man Of excellent record and
h one Of the most popular and respected
citizens of Winchester Two other names
under discussion are Harvard professors,
Albert Bushnell Hart and William Ar
Ian Nelson Dr. Harris acceptance is
regard ais doubtful, but there are hopes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
BREEDERS REVOLT AGAINST
USE OF TUBERCULIN.
National Association Charges That The
Slaughter 81 Dairy Herds Ii Car
ried on Indiscriminateiiy

II
Syracuse, N. VI, June 6.--The Hol-
stein Ffesian Breeders association Of
America, including in It's membership
more than 1000 Of the best known eat
tie breeders in the United States and
Canada, passed resolution IN its an,
Lual convention here indorsing the
nioevment 10 save the dairy herde Of
New York from defamation through the
i discriminate use of tuberculn. It
gave its approval Of the more eonserya-
tive and less costly methods for the ell
nination Of bovine tuberculosis.
The association appointed commit
iee, consisting Of @. u. Kellogg, presi-
dent Of the association; r. u. Houghtou
Of Brattleboro, VT. its secretary and +.
II Powell Of Syracuse; Il. +. Fields of
Boston, Mass, and II. G. Reed Of Hoyell
Mich, to take UP the general question
of testing cattle for tuberculosis and 10
try 10 bring about the passage Of laws
which viii be uniform in the different
states and free from the provisions
which, with their tuberculin Aceompani
ments. are considered BY cattle breed
sls 70 be unfair.
Judge MccIennan Of Syracuse, who
moved the appointment Of the commit
tee, said: "The laws we now have do
not amount to anything. 1 can fool
the scientists who advocate tuberenla
testing by having cattle given an I'M
jsetion Of tubercalin from SIX to ten
days before they make their tests
When the scientists ret around to work
their test the cattle will not react"
The committee Il authorized To spend
al the money necessary in its work
O. u. Kellogg, president Of the as-
soeiation who was fe.elected made an
Interesting address. in which he pointed
put the evils Of tuherculin. He said
The agitation of the subject has ex-
cited and alarmed the puhlic and ereati
I'd an apparent demand for state and
federal legislation and led many To be-
lleve that a new disease has broken
out, or been discovered III the cattle III
the country. But history tells Us II II
not q new disease, ii Ii not a new dis
coYerv; II II simply THE renewal ~ tbs
agitation Of an old subject. sfhe mys
terry regarding II ias heen revealed.
science has disrtpyel the theory 81
hereditary trapsplissian and experience
itas proved IL preYentahle and rurahlt
disease, especially ~ its earlier stages
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
THREE HURT IN WRECK.
Brokers Flyer Deraiied and Many IN
jured.

New York, June 6.--Three persons
were dangerously injured yesterday
when the Brokers express. of the
Delaware, Laekawana q Western rail
road left the tracks near Millington
and narrowly escaped going down d
deep embanlSment. Most Of the pas.
sengers on tho train are wealthy New
Workers, who reside III the fashionable
Bernardsville and Morristown sections.
1t was ait first rumored that forty
enc persons had been Killed, and in
consequences there was great excite
ment for a time in the Wall street dis
triet, where many Of the commuters
have their places Of business.
The train left Bernarfsville at IT'S
regular hour and was nearing Milling
ton when the accident occurred. The
entire eight cars left the track and got
near the embankment. In
there was a scurrying Of
the passengers to get to the tracks.
Some villagers Immediately tele-
telephoned to Morristown that there
had been a terrible accident. and be-
fere the rumors had been quoted a
special train. carrying doctors and
rurses, was dispatched 70 the scene.
revealed. however. that
the brakeman and two Of the passa1l-
gers were the only one injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
ONE MAN IN CLASS OF as
Must Uphold Alone Schools HOnors in
Athletics and Social Displays.

san jose Cal, June 6-William b
waibeI has the distinction Of being the
only man in the graduating class Of the
San Jose state normal school. With him
are 272 girls. When be is graduated next
week these are the stunts he viii be ex-
pected to dol
Be the only man guest ct a reception
to be given by 252 girls. give return
dance all by himself to the ZIP girl
graduates, march alone in the profession
with 272 girls before the assembled
friends Of The graduates, uphold alone
the honors Of Che school at the annual
athietic tournament.
Waibel is an athlete, but he Il said
70 shrink before this stalwart pro-
gram.
This is the largest class ever sent out
BY the school. but Principal Daley sees
in Il proof that male school teachers
win soon be extinct IN California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
HAVE You PILES?

DR. Leonharat's Hem.Roid Is an III
ternal remedy that entirely removes the
cause of piles, and cures IL stay cured
any case. no matter how long standing
ii you have piles aud DR.. Leonhardt's
Hem Rold will not cure you, you get
your money back.
every bottle of Hem Roid sold
II yon want perfect and permanent
cure, ask for Dr., Leonhardt's Hem Roid,
teh guaranteed remedy
Sold BY Rickert & Wells, 100 North
Main street, Barre VT. or Df. Leoahardt
Lo., station b, Buffalo, NJ \.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06

ANOTHER
BIG FIRE.
Hangs Over the Standard Oil
Company
CASES TO JUDGE lands.
Company Charged with Securing Control
Of Southern Market by Secret
Rates and Large Number ss
Rebates.
CASES TO JUDGE Lands

Washington. June Interpretations
are being made now in Chicago by Dis.
tfict Attorney Sims, acting under d.
\ ctions from Atty. Gen Ronaparte, for
the beginning Of new prosecutions that
ray cost the STANDARD Oil company
Se6 100000 if the maximum fine is inn
posed. The preliminary work 81 ar
iaIging evidence il almost completed
The last big fine was imposed for
1862 cases Of rebating. The new case
will involve over 3.400 counts OF
these, 1000 are credited to shipments
Of tank cars on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy. the remainder having passed
over the Chicago Eastern Illinois, 4
rsrt Of the Rock Island system.
1t il generally believed, however,
that Judge lands viii be chosen 10
hear the case, because Of his intimate
Knowledge Of the subject, gained at the
previous trial.
II he should be disposed To be len
lent, Judge Lands could let the corpor-
alton OF with d fine 81 S3.400 900, the
minimum amount that could be assess
"a in case Of q conviction on all the
counts.
Dist Atty. Sims has been inyesti-
eating closely The entire question of
shipments from the corporations biz
refinery at Whiting, Ind, near Chit
cago, and has discovered that there
have been an astonishing number Of
relates As a result Of this system the
Standard OIL company has been enabled
e enter the southern fields and control
ik Il has even driven the independent
OIL companies Ia Kansas and Okiahan.a
OUT Of business in their own states.
This control 81 the southern markets
Is said 10 have been accomplished BY Sc
cret rates from Whiting to Evansville
Ind, and BY way 81 Grand Junction
Tenn Control Of the st. Louis market
gives the corporation complete domino
ton ~ The Mississippi valley, and Il
Is said that evidence now is in the
hands Of the government showing the
existenee 6f system of illegal rates
extending As far as Louisiana.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
DECLARES ENGLISH
BEST IN AMERICA.
Professor Brandt Of Berlin Says Great
Britain Is Behind in Modern
Languages.

Berlin, June 6.-Prof. Brandt Of Berlin
university has issued a statement main
tanning his eontentiuneagainst numerous
critics that the average educated Ameri-
can speaks English Is correctly and
purely as the average educated English
man. and attributes this fact TO the
bad educational system in England.
which. he says, IS devoted almost ex-
clusively 10 the classical languages
He points out that Cambridge univer-
sity has no chair Of modern English and
asserts that America IS far and away
ahead Of England in the cultivation Of
English and ell modern languages. in
stancing the study Of English at Harvard
and q German &C Philadelphia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
LAST CALL FOR QUICK DIVORCE.
Dakota 10 Haye New Law Making
Longer Residence Necessary.

Sioux FALLS. 4 ID, June g last call
for hurry ~ South Dakota diyorcesl
Only eight daxs now remain IN which
the matrimonial unhappy may have ~
surnee Of relief after six months Of
residence
ANY abused wife or neglected husband
who arrives IN South Dakota now will
be barely able to bring suit for divorce
after six months wait, on Nov. 3 the
voters OF South Dakota win pass upon
y law submitted 10 th~n under the
qitiatiye and referendum, providing
that divorces shall not be granted to
ang person married outside the state
who has not resided in South Dakota
for one year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
HULL IS NOMINATED By 81 VOTES
Judge Prouty, However, Claims to Have
Won bY &c.

Des Moines, Ia, June 6--0n the face
oil the unofficial count, as announced late
= .ursday night, Congressman John A. 7.
Hull was nominated for reelection by
the Republicans Ia Tuesdays primaries
over Judge y. \. Pronfy, but Prouty
says that an official count will give him
majority of twenty six Or more The
returns give Hun d majority OF thirty
one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
Labor Men Ask Mitchell to Run for
Governor.

Washington, June 6.OFganized labor
of Illinois particularly will play con-
spicuous part III politics during the ap.
preaching campaign, according to Secre-
tary Nockels 81 the Chicago Federation
Of Labor. He said that 1T the meeting
Of the Illinois state federation in Spring
field. On June III, John Mitchell will tell
the delegates whether he will be willing
to accept nomination tor governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06

summary: two-base hits, Hunt, Dun
cant, Cassidy; sacrifice hits, Cassidy,
Beard; struck out, BY Hunt III, Scam
PM 0; bases on balls, oil Hunt, Scam
PM Z stolen bases, Buxton, Mooers,
Beard, Hunt 2, Gabelloni 8 Celia 9;
hit by pitcher, Buxton. Davis; lett Oh
bases. Y. N. M, II, !. A. O s; umpire,
Brown; time. 2 hours,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-06
DAMAGED BIZ a ToRNApo.
House Of Senator Brown One Of Those
Hit.

Kearney, Neb.. june 6.--Several PER
sons we're injured and probably doz-
er residences were either destroyed OF
damaged by 4 tornado which struck
The southern portion Of Kearney. Eight
funnel-shaped clouds formed in Ar
hour and passed within sight Of Kear-
ney, but only one struck the town.
Among the houses hit by the tornado
was the home Of United States Senator
Norris Brown.