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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-24
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s22so ron sALEi $3.50
Hotel o. II rooms with attractive cafe Sicc-
" fitted mp. Center city Of $4,000 Inhabitants.
Doing fine business. plaee has never changed
hands. Owing % III health proprietor Ii forced
to sell Modern building, rent reasonable.
This bears investigation No brokers. Adj
dress "BH.. Pine ST., waItham, Mass 2sSt6s
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE Located near
Main street Extra large lot 100 feet 'front.' and
200 feet deep. Five room cottage, should rent
for $l0h9 per month. Owner Is going 70 leave
town aud wishes TO sell at once. For immedi-
ate sale would take $500 This house could not
be built above the cellar for $1,000 Inquire 81
the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre.
Vermont 2s2tf
FOR sALE-Nery productive so sore farm
In Wiiliamat0wn. buildings m good COM
Portable condition. Will keep d cows summer
and winter. Good sugar place and hard wood
which could be sold Price Jnly $2OOn0n VIII
sell on easy terms or exchange for paying prop
erty ii Gfanitevflie Websterville or Barre
City. This il an exceptionally good farm on
which 70 make money. Better inquire AZ once
Of the y. A. Perry Real Estate Agency. Gordon
Block, Barre, VI. 274rf
FOR sALE-Cood farm about % acres one
half mile from Williamstown village. House
and barn IN good repair running spring water
in the house. All good land for gardening. In-
quire John Jameson, Willamstown, Vt. 265tf
FARM LANDS Plenty Of opportunities are
open for farmers and iaborers In the State Of
Minnesota. Land can to purchased Tor $500
per acre and up The timber will pay for the
land. Good wages for merchanics and farm
hands. For information and statistics in re-
gard 70 crops, soil. climate. etc, complied BY
the state, address George WEIGH, Commission
81 Of Immigration, State Capitol, 81 Paul,
MINI.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
SAYS BUSINESS CONDITIONS
ARE GREATLY IMPROVED
Work in San Francisco Is Picking Up
Steadily, According to Local Busi-
ness Man Who Recently
Returned

+. o. Nelson of the Diamond Rubber
company is again in the city after a
weeks stay in San Francisco
Business is good there" said Mr..
Nelson, land while it does not reach
the highwater mark that it has since
the fire, conditions are excellent. For a
while business conditions were abnor-
NAL in San Francisco on account of the
rehabilitation of the city, but now it
has steadied down to stable basis and
that is good and gives cause for great
encouragement.
II really believe" continued Mr.. Nell
son, there is moro floor space at pres
ent in the business section than there
was before the fire on account of the
higher buildings that have replaced the
ruined structures of the old city.
Our company has just got into its
new quarters, which are very hand
some, giving one the impression of
bank or other financial institution. Not
tire is in sight which, of course. is
the proper thing from our standpoint,
as we always consider our products
out of sight We are still embarrassed
in filling orders occasionally OH account
of the lack of goods and yet we think
each time that we have ordered sultl-
cient.'
In speaking of the Farmers day
movement that was started in the north
almost simultaneously with the intro
duction of the subject here, Mr.. Nelson
remarked that it was a matter that
would be of immense benefit to not only
the motor trade and the farmer but TO
other trade and conditions in general.
1T only needs some one to start the
movement" said MIR. Nelson, land con-
centrate the latent efforts that would
be put forth Immediately if some one
would get those interested together
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
LEAVES FOR SEATTLE HOME
IN HIS MITCHELL ROADSTER

c. NJ Poncin. a government lighthouse
inspector of Seattle, left during the past
week for his home. driving in a Mitchell
roadster
MI Poncin came down during the winter
driving runabout and spent the winter in
Pasadena lie accompanied 10y his vito
and the pct dog for whom special arrange
ments had been made so that he would be
comfortable.
on tic left hand running board a box was
placed TO hold ten gallons of gasoline and
on top of that tho regular tool box was
placed. That brought the top of the tool
box nearly level with seats. BY placing a
hinged extension on the tool box room was
made for the dog to lie down and ride com
fortably with plenty of space for himself.
Considerable baggage was carried, so that
the party is able to make prolonged stops
en- route as their fancy or convenience may
dictate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
LONG TOURS NO LONGER
CARRY FEAR TO AUT0ISTS
Many Parties Cross Country in Ma
chimes, While Others Plan
Trips to Their Eastern
Homes

The long automobile tour no longer
has its fears for the motorists. Every
week several parties start from Los
Angeles for distant points.
Just when the country has finished
reading of the successful tour of j. NJ.
Murdock of Pasadena to New York in
a Packard touring car another man
leaves or Kentucky in a Pope, and
Friday j. 3. Andrews. with Mrs. An
dreWs and Harvey Ruth of Anaheim.
left Los Angeles in a two-cylinder
Buick for Fargo. n. d.
This will be n long, hard trip. There
will be many mountain ranges to cross,
and much OF the road after leaving
Spokane will take the motorists through
a country seldom reached by motor
car. and Mr.. Andrews expects to meet
with many obstacles on tho long run.
The route will be by way of San Fran
cisco, Portland and Spokane.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Manager r. L. Forsythe, says he could
sell ive times that many.
Since making its fast run OF 20 hours
and 56 minutes from San Francisco 70
Los Angeles the Auburn has been IN
great demand.
The Woodill Auto company reports
the following sales: A 60-horse power
model Haynes touring car to James ~.
Brown of Riverside, a 30-horse power
model s Haynes touring car to George
Boyle of Riverside and a 1909 model w
45-horse power Haynes to Harry Alex
ander of this city. The latter car Will
be one of the prettiest cars seen in the
city and is due to arrive in about two
weeks. 1t will be auto cream In color.
trimmed with green, and the upholster-
ing and broadcloth lining Of the top will
be of green.
w. J. Batchelder & Co., local agents
for Stearns cars, are in receipt of a tele-
gram from the factory saying Stearns
four r-cylinder car won first and second
In the two-mile, first, second and third
in the kilometer event and that the
six-cylinder car won the two-mile event
and made the best time among the los
entries in the various events at the big
meet held in Jamaica yesterday.
The Electrical Construction company
reports the sale of a Baker Victoria
and self regulating charging outfit to
Giles kellogg of this city.
Charles DuMars of the bisk agency
has returned from weeks trip on the
road.
Harry Lord of the Lord Motor Car
company left yesterday for Fresno.
III. csaz~ia== rrra.,=:,,:sstnf1 comma nv
has moved from its old quarters at
l142 South Main street to the old West
lake stables at 1926 West Seventh
street, where they will open a garage
within few days.
Calvin Blaylock, who received in
juries during the endurance run to San
Diego. has recovered sufficiently to
leave the house.
A stage line that is being operated be-
tween San Diego and Warmers springs
| by Thomas 0. Fewell uses an Auburn
touring car among others. When Mr..
| Fewell was looking for a car short
time ago to use in the business he mad
an Auburn demonstrated to him. First
| he was taken through Elysian park on
| the high gear. He expressed hiInself as
well satisfied with the way the car
pulled. but then he wanted to see it go
through on the low all of the way to
see if it would heat up.
| 1t didn't, and he bought the car.
He has written here that he would
not trade it for any other make for tbs
| work he has to do.
One of the grades on the trip is eleven
miles long and is 10 per cent average,
much of it being taken on the law.
Many of the hills are II per cent, and
the car climbs them all easily.
| Phil Lyons. with Mrs. Lyons and b.
V Collins, spent a part of last week at
| San Diego and Coronado.
T. A. Weber of the Cartercar agency
has gone east to visit the factory in
Detroit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
WASHINGTON CREW WILL
COMPETE IN REGATTA

SEATTLE, Wash, June 6.-The Uni
versity of Washington eight-oared
crew, which now holds the Pacific coast
championship. has sent its entry for
the intercollegiate regatta at Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, on June % and "a.
Half of the necessary expense money
has been raised among the students of
the University of Washington. 1t is
expected the alumni and others will
subscribe the remainder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
cHAUFFEURS DEMAND CARE
BE TAKEN DURING RACES

An entirely novel situation was pre-
sented at the hill climb of the Albany
Automobile club when a few of the
chauffeurs practically went on strike
and refused to take chances on their
tires pulling off around the curve.
They demanded tires of the bolted-on
type on their cars as a condition of
starting. The men who struck were
in a position to be eXacting and they
had their way, though it was some
thing new for drivers TO protest against
taking in a contest the risk of tires
pulling off that the average motorist
takes every day on the road.
The result of the contest indicated
that there was probably more than a
mere desire for safety behind the mems
demands, for the cars of the strikers
after being equipped with Fisk mechan-
ically fastened tires. won three of the
events and one of them made the rec
ord time for the hill.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

The smallest balloon in England is
now the Imp. which took it's owner,
the Hon. c. S. Rolls, for an inaugural
trip recently when it Travelled from
the Chelsea gas works to Dorking. 1t
has been built by Short Bros. and has
a capacity of 1000 cubic feet. Its
great feaure is compactness and light
ness In fact it was packed up on a
motor car after it's descent on the oc-
casion mentioned, this being the first
time that such a feat has been pos
sible
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
Keep Your Eye on the
""THOR "

Have you been watching the results of the
THOR?
They won the Algonquin (Ill) hill climb,
the San Francisco endurance run and perfect
score in the recent San Diego 328-mile endu-
rance run, in which 80 different machines
started and only four made perfect score.
the Thor being one of the four and this
machine was ridden by a young man who
purchased the machine three DAYS before the
run and had been riding a motorcycle less
than three weeks and his machine went the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

AT a meeting of the Aero Club of
America last week the aeroplane and
balloon tests which recently have been
made so successfully in various Sec
tions of the world were thoroughly re-
viewed and it was predicted by all
that mans victory over the air is at
hand. Among those present were A.
Holland Forbes, Wilbur r. Kimball, A.
NJ. Herring, Captain Thomas S. Bald
win and Peter Cooper Hewitt.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
AUTO PARTY COMPOSED
OF NOTABLE POLITICIANS

Senator Warren of Wyoming. chair
man of the military affairs committee,
with party including Speaker Cannon,
his secretary, Senator Heminway and
Congressman Lands started from
Washington May 81, Immediately after
the adjournment of congress, for In
dianapolis in a Studebaker car They
will proceed by easy stages and the
trip was planned as a pleasure jaunt
to give the senators and congressman
an opportunity for a breathing spell
before taking up the work incidental to
the coming national convention and
presidential campaign.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

+. S. Custler of San Francisco has
been visiting the last few days with the
local representatives of the Continental
Tire company. Mr. Custler is the San
Francisco agent for the Continental
line
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Charles Davis, who represents the
NIichelin Tire company, is a recent ar
rival in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

The Geariess Transmission company
has moved from its old quarters at
1142 South Main street to the old West
lake stables at 1926 West Seventh
street, where they will open garage
within q few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Harry Lord of the Lord Motor Car
company left yesterday for Fresno.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Charles DuMars of the hisk agency
has returned from a weeks trip on the
road
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Sales Manager George Boland of the
Auburn factory, who is in Los Angeles,
says his company will experience
shortage on roadsters, due to the un.
usual demand for this type of car this
season. The local agency will receive
but five more of the Auburn roadsters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Calvin Blaylock, who received in
juries during the endurance run to San
Diego, has recovered sufficiently to
leave the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

The Electrical Construction company
reports the sale of Baker Victoria
and self regulating charging outfit to
Giles Kellogg of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Phil Lyons. with Mrs Lyons and b.
V. Collins. spent part of last week at
San Diego and Coronado.
IT. A. Weber of the Cartercar agency
has gone east to visit the factory in
Detroit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

H. L. MacLaren of the Morgan d
Wright local agency has returned from
San Francisco, where he has been for
the last three weeks on business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

There has been big demand for the
four-cyIinder Buick runabouts. All in
stock here have been sold, and Man
ager Earle Anthony announces sixteen
orders for future deliveries. Several
shipmentS are en- route.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Two parties in Pierce Great Arrows
will spend few days in San Fran
cisco during this week, having left
last week. going up by the coast route.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

Fl. o. Harrison, who went north for
the Portland road race, will go east
from there to visit the Oldsmobile and
Peerless factories.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
GASOLINE GOSSIP

c. C. Hopkins of Santa Cruz was In
the city Thursday with a party of
Santa Cruz boosters looking over the
Tourist factory. Mr.. Hopkins is the
Santa Cruz agent for Tourist automo-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24

illustrate meanng-When Mr. Hughes running
Roosevelt.
archng eyebrow of surprise expressed GOODNESS Mr.
Hughes other honest able
igent.'
a story said; at
who owned priceless chns Some
able intelligent dog He bought the installed him.
cochin stolen The farmer amazed There sat the
bother him bit The farmer couldn't ahom His wonder abad
chickens who sold him the dog"
Before Hughes began for office he had public
thieves that resulted good to the public harm the thieves
fell Alexander
fighting for possession of the Equitable They succeeded speak
kicking Mr.
off bed and the veness the
ed unlocking world
This latter situation didn't suit the Of Mr. Ryan,
The Ryan Equitable
months; he before Mes Hyde
fighting
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
INTEREST IN CASE IN HEARING
AT ANDERSON WHERE MAN is
ACCUSED OF CUTTING GIRLS
THROAT, WAS INTENSE.
WITNESSES FOR DEFENSE.
These Will Attempt to Show That the
Young Woman First Cut Defend
ants Throat and Then Turned the
Knife on Herself.

Andseon, Ind. Jan. Ell During the
trial here of Shirley Doyle. aged "a,
charged with having cut the throat of
Ida Scott, aged %. and then attempt
ing suicide, Judge Mcclure suddenly
stopped the examination of Martin
Doyle, d brother of the prisoner, to ex-
clude COO spectators from the court
room because the audience cheered
when he resented question of Attor-
ney Bagot. for the defense
Martin Doyle, to whose home Shir-
ley Doyle took Miss Scott after slash
ing her throat, according to her testi-
mony. is a witness for the state. At
torney Bagot inquired of him if he was
not the man who recently went to Gin
cinnati, accompanied by his niece,
Ida Huffman. and registered as hus-
band and wife. Doyle said: II did not
Is that any of your business"
The defense introduced "a letters al
legged TO have been written by Miss
Scott to Shirley Doyle since he was
returned to prison for violation of pa
them.
1t was thought she would faint. but
she rallied and famed herself contin-
ually, although the courtroom was not
uncomfortably warm. The defense will
present the letters to the jury today.
Physicians testified that the wound
inflicted by razor in Miss SCOTS
neck ordinarily results fatally. Mar
tin Doyle's testimony was that he
knew nothing of the tragedy until he
was called out of his own home and in
Shirley Doyle's buggy found the girl
half dead. Some weeks later, Martin
Doyle found a razor in a straw tick
on a bed that Shirley Doyle had occu-
pied after Miss SCOTS throat was cut
The state will close its examination
today. The defense will call but few
witnesses and will undertake to prove
that she cut Shirle? Doyle's throat and
then her own with suicidal intent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
MARKED FOR DEATH
WAS DICTATOR
Conspirators Would Have
Killed and Dethroned
The King.
PLOT NIPPED IN THE BUD.

Lisbon, Portugal, Jan. 24.-An abor-
tive attempt to overthrow the monar
chy and proclaim Portugal a republic
was nipped in the bud last night by
the prompt action of the government.
The plot was organized by a small
group of advanced republicans. AS
near as can be ascertained the plan
was to assasainate Premier Franco
and then depend for success upon
street risings, supported by secret re-
publican and labor organizations, arm
ed with bombs and revolvers.
The conspirators intended to take
~ out the coup d'etat. The royal
family were 1T Villa Vicosa entertain
ing the duke OF the AbruZzi. Most of
the army and navy officers who were
in the city were ate nding a gala per-
Torrance at the theatre, while many
of the chief functionaries OF state
were present at magnifice Mt ball at
one Of the legations.
! The police discovered what was in
the wind early in the evening and
! they raided a house where the ring
leaders in the plot were comforting.
When they broke in the doors the
lights were extinguished, and in the
confusion that followed most OF the
conspirators managed TO make their
escape.
Several of them, however, we're cap
tured including the leader, Joao Chag-
ras, republican journalist, who was
prominent in the revolt of 1891: Fran
ca Berger, editor of o Mundo, and a
/ merchant Of the name OF Grendella A
case of fevolvers and bombs was
found in the cellar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
WAS CHOSEN IN CHICAGO YES
TEoR%S WITHOUT OPPOSITION,
IT MAKING THE THIRD TELE-
PHONE PRESIDENCY FOR HIM.
WAR DECLARED ON BELL CO.
Within the Short Space of Fifteen
Minutes, $4,000 Was Raised to Be
Used in Furthering Independent
Interests.

A. G. Lindemuth, president Of the IN
diana Independent Telephone associa-
ton, and president of the Richmond
Home Telephone company, has added
list, and will hereafter serve as presi
dent of the International Independent
elected in Chicago yesterday at the
big convention. Lindemuth is con-
sidered one Of the best posted men in
the ranks Of the Independents and III
the past has done much to raise the In
diana system to it's present high level
Under his guidance the international
association is expected to grow with
leaps and bounds. The sessions of the
Independent telephone leaders was Of
interest, from a local standpoint as
much money was raised which will be
devoted to further pushing the fight
against the Bell telephone company.
The two public service companies are
at swords points in Richmond at the
present time.
In fifteen minutes fund OF $4,000
was raised at meeting of the interna-
tional association yesterday to help
prosecute a war against the Bell Tele-
phone company.
The money was raised while the
convention of the Independent associa-
ton was in session at the Coliseum an
mex, and after an address made by II.
D. Critchfield, of Milwaukee.
There was some little excitement
during the meeting when one member
of the association offered a resolution
that any one in the hall who was not
a member be rejected. At the sug-
gestion Of President Gary, who was in
the chair, the motion was referred to
the committee on resolutions and pos
sible trouble was averted.
at the final meeting the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, A. c. Lindemuth.
Richmond, Ind; vice president. P. c.
Holdvogle, Rockwell City, Ia; E. s.
Fisher, Grand Rapids. Mich; J. r. De
mears, Quebec; Arthur Wright, Los
Angeles; secretary, J. B. Ware. Grand
Rapids, Mich; treasurer, Manford Saw
age, Champaign, III.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
"My, My! What a Breath! Why
Don't You Have Gauss Cure
That Catarrh?"

If you continually k'hawk and spit
and there is constant dripping from
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All you need to do is simply this {:
Fill out coupon below.
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Miss J.-Your bedroom must be a
very healthy place, dear.
Miss P.-What makes you think so?
Because I notice that when you are
downstairs sometimes you are pale,
but if you so up into your bedroom
for a short time you come down with
a beautiful color
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
LACK OF CONFIDENCE
IN FAULTY MEASURES
Motion to Censure the Govern
ment Defeated.

Tokyo. January 24-A motion TO
censure the Government was defeated
in the Lower House of the Diet today
by liz votes to 1858. Il declares a lack
Of confidence in the Cabinet, based on
the alleged faulty financial measures.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24

In the third crusade a single stone
from an English engine killed twelve
Turks. and after the truce was shown
to Saladin as curiosity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24

Hell never make a great artist"
'Wby not?"
every conclusion he draws is bad"
milwaukee Sentinel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-24
GOVERNOR HUGHES
WEIGHED--FoUND WANTING.
BY Alfred Henry Lewis

About
Hughes
Read following Mr.
aricI e
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL

The annual harvest festival of the
Salvation Army will be held on Sep
TENDER 26 to 2S. We will be glad to re-
ceive donations of fruit and vegetables.
also money, to help us to carry on our
work to successful issue. We have peo-
pie at our hall every day asking for
help and we cannot turn these people
away, even going so far a few weeks
ago as to give people our provisions
which We had laid in for Sunday and
then going short ourselves. Since com
ing to your city in July we have only
received $685. as recompense for our
labors. This should not be so in town
like Globe. feel it is needless to say
anything more on this subject, but we
feel that We must make this appeal to
you, as winter will very soon be here
and along wifi it win come empty coal
bins and the children crying with the
cold, and numerous other demands
which come to us daily. Kindly remem
Der the Salvation Army when you order
your groceries the next week end No
gift is too small.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. MCDONALD,
Officers in Charge.