davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

See Merrill for your summer
coal.
The glorious 4th is almost on
US again. If the eagle is going
to do any screaming here on that
particular occasion it is time he
were beginning to be fed up.
From this date coal will
be Sc. IS per full ton of 1000
lbs. Lay in your supply as
we make this low price for a
short time only.
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12
Plenty Of Trouble.

is caused by the stagnatior of the liver
and bowels, To yet rid OF it and head
ache and billiousness and the poison
chat brings jaundice. take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. the reliable purifiers
that do the work without grinding or
gripping. rs: at all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Are you going to build?
If you are, you will want
the best Of materials at the
very lowest price. Well, we
are the people to figure with;
we can fix you up in short
order and save you money.
Come in and see us.
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
Phone 70.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12
For Sale.

Sewing machine, in good run
ming order; good buggy, Incuba-
tor, 225 egg, used one season
only, and 8 brooders. All can be
bought at a bargain. Inquire at
this office for particulars.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

MIR. c. M. Martin, who has
just opened up the Detroit
House here. inforns US he is
already doing a nice business,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

S.W. Rusebusn, Inc well known
liveryman, is out in Arizona on
a business trip.
Contracting and building OF
all kinds done.
M. M. DUNsoN.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12
For Sale.

Three new wagons for
sale. See w. X. Merrill.
Phone IS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Mrs. A. w. Pollard left Sun
day night for her old home in
Wisconsin, where she will spend
the summer.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12
House for Rent.

A nice residence for rent.
See w. R. Merrill. Phone
SIS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Deming will soon have, no
doubt, among other things she
is striving for, that park, which
everybody is longing for.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Albert Morris is improving his
residence property by laying a
nice brick walk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Have just received a car
of nice clean Louisiana Long
Leaf Yellow Pine. Trough
lumber, windmill towers, etc.
Call on the Crescent Lumber
Co. and get their prices.
Lumber cheaper now.
The range is getting pretty
dry. Some losses are already re-
ported. Rains are expected to
come in a short time, however.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

c. j. Kelly's new cottage is
rapidly assuming completing
proportions. Rosch & Leopold
are movers and no mistake.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Fresh Strawberries at Myers
Meat Market.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12
JOHN ROGERS
With Z. v. Simmon, the Taller
The First Dry Chemical
Cleaning Works in the City

Ladies' and Gents Clothing cleaned
By this process include the finest silks
and woolens. which keep their color
and do not fade or shrink. One tria
will convince you that our twenty
years experience guarantees n superior
class of workmanship
Silver Avenue, Deming, N. n.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Sunday was a pretty, still day
and our people showed their APP
probation of it by getting out Of
doors after such an unusual run
of wind.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-06-12

Cement stone, brick and car.
penter work contracted by M
M. Dunson. Best of work
guaranteed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
JOHNSON PLANS TO
BECOME A CANDIDATE.
win Be at Monument UnveiliHg Early
in April, His Friend Hennessy
Saws.

Washington, March l6.-~fioY johnson
OF Minnesota will announce his candi-
dacy for tho presidency at the unwilling
Of the Minnesota monument on the
Shiloh battlefield early ii April
This announcement was nude in
Washington yesterday BY VI. 3. Hem
Messy, 81 81. Paul, close personal friend
Of 0v oJhnsun. Mr. Iiennesey, al
though Ia does not say SO, Is believed
to have been sent to Washington hy
Gov johnson "a feel the pulse 81 the
national legislators Wisconsin, Illinois.
Kansas, North and South Dakota and
Washington are said to be strong for
johnson and Colorado II on the fence
etiog johnson will announce his can.
didacy,n said Mr. Hennessy, and when
he does everybody will know that he Is
IN the race for the presidency. and not
for the long-distanee talking record If
the Democratic party wants a converse
tionalist Chatauqua lecturer OF winner
Of honors at talkiest to carry it's stan.
dard next fall. Bryan Is the man; but
ii the party wants \ sound. solid. sub
stantial, popular aud dependable candi.
date who is not a fanatic seeking per
-onal aggrandisement, Coy. johnson Is
the man. His popularity and strength
are not confined TO any one locality.
Il is found IN the remotest parts Of
the country. Gov johnson is sincere.
strong minded man and a leader who
can radiatc strength to a party BY his
very presence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
JfLTS OLD LOVER. ELOPEs
WITH MARK HANNA's GRANDSON
Aiss Pratt of Elmifa, NJ X, First Met
Young Yale Student at Hop
Given al Tufts

Bgidrepnft, Conn, March 10. Mark
a Hanna, son u aHitl Hanna aud
grandson Il tue late Marcus A. Hanna,
q freshman III De Sheffield scientific
school ST Yale university. and Miss
Adele Pratt ii Elmua y. Y. were mar.
lied bv Jnstiee Of the Peace Hull. The
bride was member ii 4 leading family
q klHiifa. She was engaged to Arthur
" Booth, 4 doctor, aud home had
beei prepared for them Or. Booth was
much older than che Young woman, ana
had, Il Is said. waited for her 20 grow
up 4 few months ago Dr.. Booth be-
came critically III and went to Cali.
fofnia far his health.
Young Hanna and Miss Pratt came
here and got marriage license at the
home Of Town Clerk Weber. Then they
called up Mi, and AIRS Charles G. San.
ford and the bfide informed them tilat
sile had been married. the sansords be-.
iig close friends Mr. Sanford said
later that tho marriage was great
surprise 10 MIN, for Miss Pratt MAS 4
frequent visitor III his home
Mrs. Hanna Il the daughter u Mrs
Agnrs Murdoch pratt u Elmira. Sha
net AIr. Hanna 1t 4 hop given AZ Tufts
college, eAiidnTd. Mass. where bro.
Their ia student MI Hanna prepared
tor college II Tufts school. Waierrtown,
Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16

Nth fefegenee 10 eangidates. Frura All
ar0Hnd the country he has received Iek
terra urging him to hasd the ticket Al
present his fsienas cay he u n0t die
posted to 10 81. IT. has many business
eaFe~. Ard whIse be does not Hanaxc the
Hearst estate, BE- has more Or less 70 Dc
With IT. management
The Hears people Do not expett q
Ebert any one lhis year, bat they Dc
pssn 70 make q showing tiaat will sfreng-
Then their party throughout the c0untry
and enable Hearst to take . leading
hard Ia the reorganization of the Demo
cratic organizations four years henee
Mr.. Hisgen's friends say that the hide
psn1ence League national convention viii
be held in Chicago the second week in
july, and that an eastern man win b.
nominated for president. They some
hos o. other have obtained the impress
sion that Afr. Hears will not aecepf
; nomination, and they reason that HIS
gen IL second on the list 81 avaiiables.H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
IMMIGRATION AZ Low ERR.
Steamship Figures show More Gong
Out Than Coming In.

New York. March l6. Immigration
statistics complied By steamship com.
panies made public at this city Satur.
DAY show that tile side of alien arrivals
Ia this country still remains az low ebb.
While the return of foreigners to Europe
continues in Unusual numbers. The III.
ures diselose that for every 90 imni-
grants arriving in the United States li7
Of the foreign labor element leave
steamship figures show that intmi.
grafton Is practically at standstill !"
said Gustav Il. Schsah. general man.
apef Of the North German l.loyd line.
During the present year but 44.7l2 i'm.
nfis4ants have been landed. while during
Tie same period in lae9 the figures show
that l8an52 lad landed in the United
states. During The two mouths and rs
DAYS of this year lSi,4s0 Of the foreign
iabar clement have left the United
states lar their homes abroad During
the same period ID lA07 Tie number 81
outgoing vas hat #S.0t2. Or SS.AaS less
than eune this year.
The outgoing seenna class passengers
Is Tar this year aatnumber those al the
ANN time last year hy s.3S2. while the
incoming passengers ol the same class
are a.<2s les than ia ia07 Third class
hookines fof The steamship kronprinkes,
sin Ceellie sailing Tuesday were stopped
IL DAYS ago She viii take about 1000
aliens
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
i WATER WAGON ENTHUSIASTS.
John D. Comes Out Strong for Prohibi-
tion in Georgia.

Augusta. Me-, March l6.-'I am an
old man. but am glad to say that
never touched whiskey" Johon d. Rock.
eTeller made this statement Saturday ia
representative Of the Augusta Herald
lie talked freely on prohibition. He re-
CARDS II "as good thing to keep liquor
away from the negroes and lower classes
Of whites. ! know there are many prob
lens to be considered In connection with
this great question, but in the end !
think IL will be best for the state he
said, with reference to the present stu
alton in Georgia. 1T uplifts the people
strengthens them. teaches them to save
It Il best
Mr. Rockefeller believes that the pro-
Inhibition sentiment i growing not only
in this country but in England. II Il
his belief that the wave 81 mti.huuor
sentiment is steadily gaining ground
throughout the United States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
MISERY FROM INDIGESTION
yANISHES I'M FIVE MINUTES

s.4.m.s~s B4Ea@ M N2s asaaE8aeas
,ssa ,n ,sse. satF ases as
1890 saar sag
III asns aswsss 49, aig
r rem ht ~
fs.5 Snssaa afSex aassz ~ w saea
-. go 4 Enmg 81 AssA& ca 94s sssn
M. vssn ga nake - xe Eal. inst
= sSs Astesrm et aAl taas saFzs i sS
srs aaNse~
49, Ten wia. Aag Fspne g ans
go - rasf anA exay eanse & fpps r.
y ssSer,-sDsr mceA1
4 sase " Fzrefs Uagepez fesszs 81 p
"A rsnt~ ard seaA zsag ~ tie 4s
81. r.srre "a casa lsefssaIsss. = w
.ksk ske-e Triangle aFs - barnes
- ,isasssaf Is eansY @ge sz tn
sr.r- vii prssapssy disssg 5sse grslas
d food
prove to yszsHe1- sster Tesr zeTE
-eat ssst rear ssonaea j. - zses as
Nmv. that there Il r0saiag r*sasy Hfas
So tkfs fefnsnszEse1 and bsg5a sa,iEg
go. xou uxns wSfkorE fszF = 3ism-
sors ~ mfasrg-
gasr relief Il waiting fa< Tcl 4 s
ur.reiy rnsfsr II h0w sata ya@ take
she nrst tFisnguae
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
CHILD SM0THERED
By TONS OF SAND
Cara Malssh Was Hiding From Play
aaates ID Big Bank Of Eilsry
Stfeet


Bosfaa. MARIA IL. fsuslsad beneath
ta0 s0as II tand. 81 gear og1 Cara Net
FEE, tie 0niY child 81 yss and tifs
MiiljaM A. Mellish. ii 100 sDgth&rgp
tog stsees. eeath Eoston, wzs kiilei
sasartag Afternoon Vhile playing wita
segegsi companions II . sakd bank %
F;l2y stpes, near heT horne Stephen
Hoppe. ii.e 10 year Old ssn u Mr. ard
SIRE HenfF J iioppe II s9s SoB.hamp-
Ton etfss, was als0 banned in TIE avail.
snese Il SAID, and although seriously
injured wjil probably li9e.
TIE esillFea. 10 company Nith ssseral
gtsffs were plaglng tae game Of hide
end eeek IRE Two bad eraMlei into .
neeat excavation II fhe bark. sna we're
laiadied together. out II light 81 their
Fasuatess ussen aish0at the ieast warn
ing fiis top n tie b9isgw fen IL pppn
tlgem Cora WAS b4fitd under tm0 feet
~ mnd. ajtHaaga young Hoppe. Wis
as neaFas ffe opening III the koie was
hnt partly e0vefed ilis cries f0r A..
sixtanee NeEe quickly answered bv a
a0xen companions. wh1. after several
aiHases digging with tlie8r aan1s, man.
aged " free tie boy
FL fhe mean tirue Nof1 reached Lent
oHsnt albert ! cAni6eVd 81 ladder corn.
pany ~. Andrew square, stOne's
tHrgn from fbe accident. and he accom-.
Tauiel ~ iAddefusAn ! n Bailey and
bairiek Hart ard Hosegan q, &. ne,
anahiiu, reached ~ iaHk. armed with
stotels. Iust A. Hoppe waa being car.
2sed aWat u bis home
Ten minutes later The ffemen an.
esftbed ihe girl when found her hands
efe drawn up to her besd. a. II she
I'D been trying 20 shield aef eyes from
particles If sand
ident Geulaed, thinking that he de-.
tfetea signs ef life. had the child re-.
nnYed u Dr William Boadro1 Office
ebeFe TIE physician made eyerv efFmt
~ revive he ei1t. Site never Fegsined
however Medical Tx
aminef GasfatI8 viewed The body.
TIE girl attended tie Iohn A. Andrew
grammar school Dorchester street, and
Nas considered b her teachers to have
laan an exemplary scholar Last year
she received double promotion and
WoulE have graduated from tie inatitu.
ton 81 the ase Of Us.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
ALA rsiEs 70 ESCAPE.
Priest Murderer stabs Neck IF .
aTEHslHs b celnEaae prison.

Denver. fsi1s sfafab III An atssgo.d
Naa uads 81 Denver. Col. asnfdag IS
fsigisepiss Ala, tho ssnaemaaA hasssefes
~ Kew I'm fFhinfieh. II escape from
TN county isil, phe4e H has beea aul
def he8Fy guard TIL Mada ase IA !
fa1af biaaa wish wtisb ha slAsha8 shs
unek u 4 agfastY# who nas cleaning III.
aail aHd made 4 fnAf n aas aHHy IAs
ffastg despite his at rushed after
Alia AID piag0aed bla8 asd ba Was
0i1ekig peafppNsfad With fhe help 81
Deputy Nafdea tatpea Iile tfsNts
l.as wound 1f iaehes l0aa III iii
fek. ~ sifie the iaailaf eeiu = not
Severed ~ viii recover
WhN returned u eli after lis con
sifiiad - flausdaY ala eas stripped
~ everything apd neN el8ihes wefs Qlg.
~ him. sseepi s8 Ihess #efe fHsa.
III inside ont examined and reformed q
him Ais Nas thru plseed ii The Ell
f1f Tie esDdauHaa ahitli had beeu
thoroughly g#epl and CLEANED. ard
he sas supplied ilb Bee bedding. TIL.
cell bal baeh 6eHgds e. aH Italian
named i}fanati VIA accompanied AHA
81 lJantef ff9m NeH York and baa been
hold es e1spad sitgae tAa nssassina
witness sflef Aila eBnsietiou IsfHl
nsito4 aAs uHuoffd ~ another pafs II
lhs jill end tie esll he occupied Waa
madH feadF ~ Tie aghaatnusd HiaH. lie
was released ffem jail friday night aad
IA IA passra Aha eail De spoke III tie
condemned mAH Il italian II Is saf.
Wiaed that iifaHeiH HaY have ieft fhe
faggr concealed III th4 Watafaf0aat and
told Aiia wsefa III Muh I'll il ii Ell
pas4el aiss
Mitchell iHunatli dshted positively
that RI had any knowledge III how
sia Hof Tie fazar. bat Sheriff Aie2an
ief Nisblt sud the police Hfe continued
bg thia iafiaeht that Ala baa e9Hfed
etales and lhal they belong ~ "a ~
RaHigatian Bafan eaataV IHsil. Italian
CONSUL said gestafdaH thai Alias hope
less attempt n escape ffom fall CON
lifmsd tie belief that lha man Il iH
sans To added Y have no intention II
appealing r. tbe ltaiiHH government ii
~ trying o. make this IN International
affair lt IS purely i local ease Alta 4
here. BIZ deed was committed III this
country and be nnst be daall witb IA
der tho luWs Of Colorado | base f0fmal
no plan for attempting 6 procure hts
release eYen though | am convinced tliat
DC should be IL IN asylum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
UNKNOWN ITALIAN MURDERED
Thought to Be Black Hand Agent
Shot Dead ID New York Streets.

New York. March l6y--A wcli-iressed
prosperous looking Italian was shot 10
death III d street dnei with two men al
One Hundred and Fourteenth street ami
IiFat avenue. New York. an Italian
quarter Saturday Tie two men es-
csped. II il believed from stories told
byz peetators that the dead man was
Black Hand agent and that his death
vas a result If an attempt to collect
tribute from the men who afterwari
killed him, Or that he sought revenge
upon one Of the men be attacked. The
ell dressed man, who was 3 stranger
IN the neighb0rbood, stationed himself
At the corner Of One Hundred and Four
teeHth street and First avenue, Just as
stores were opening for the day. For
several minutes be stood motionless,
but when two men wheeling barr0ws
filled With bananas came along he start
ed toward them. The barrow mrn
stopped and the stranger was heard 70
ask: did you receive that message
Both men with the bafrows made an
answer Then the stranger drew a re-
vnlver and the two men were equally
AZ quick. The weapons were leveled at
the same time The TAN man fred and
il i believed his shot struck one Of his
adversarias III the hand With the echo
If the first shot the two men closed in
On the stranger They caught his REL
volYer hand, and while one held II the
other pressed revolver close against
The back Of the mans head and fired.
The bullet passed through bis head and
came out through the left eye and the
man fell to the sidewalk dying. For a
minute tho two men stood watching
the death struggles 81 their victim. Then
led ii opposite directions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
American Navy Proves IT is
Equal in SeagOing Qualities
OF The BRITISH FLEET
Freedom from Boiler Accidents . Sur
prise-The Last Vision Of War on
the Pacific vanishes from the
Eyes Of Europe.

Paris. March ae. News that the
American battleship feet i going back
10 the Atlantic COAST III way Of Aus
tralia and tie Suez Canal il received
here all GROWING revelation Of eili
cheney. II has opened the eyes ot tae
French public. which has been led To
believe that the American navy was i
GOOD deal Of a bluff that the cruise
around South America would demon
strate the inrapacity Of the vessels, and
that II il was accomplished the SHIPS
would be ready for scrap heap. Even ia
French naval circles the belief was gen
eral that this long voyage would develop
structural weaknesses IN the vessels
themselves, or al least serious break
downs in the engine rooms. The fleet
arrival at Magdalena bay anead Of
schedule time, ready for target practice
and ia better condition than when It
sailed from Hampton Roads in Deeem-
Der, has created establishment.
Many French officers now frankly say
that the impressive demonstration civ
en- by the feet OF It's ability 20 keep at
sea raises the American navy to an
equality with that Of Great Britain. and
il the return journey IS successful as
tae trip around South America has been
The American navy will have no supe
rior ia the world
Minister IF Marine Thomson is 50 i'm
pressed that he has ordered che French
Naval Attache at Washington to san
Francisco To send id full report Of
the condition Of the ships and the les
SDfltts 0f hp fruigp
The lack of boiler accidents on the
voyage has called out criticism Of the /
contrast furnished BY the French navy
where trouble in the engine room i
constant, ana NJ Thomson has been
asked in Parliament Why tae govern
ment does rot use the American type
Of boiler which is now being manufae
turcd in France 4 feature of the
uuise attracting attention Is the sue
cess Of the American system Of employ
ing line officers in the engine rooms.
Judged from political standpoint
the decision to start the fleet from toe
Pacific coast on its homeward voyage
in July is considered conclusive tia
Washington is now convinced that toq
issue between the United States am
Japan win be adjusted amieably.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
hDIN6 II,
GODDARD 10
Girls Cane Played
Saturday Night
A~aaaaasrs4
MIURCH STREET GYM.
Is faS5s Hss 10 h Playss -
! n re ce1sses~ wihssrs viii
Nessssfsg Hes fs a.
csantassssit,
HURcH STREET GYM.

sfesk 81 eksfs 6gsm46asS DsrioS
1ssis fss exme isewten tss eS%safs
ihsgy ana stnaftfng b3aa se6eel
fg Aaskst IAN sesms III t1ls f4essa
FsesH yWsssiam Sss@faag sgmiaz sna
bs hlQA seHssi Rlris var eet w nee
psghs, II u vi Attw glsylag tas
fifteen mis#te peffg4s VI ths bsst NM
gass<ss t#sket gMiI sssa III gss leaaae,
~ eams sNdsd wlsM tAs syus tii4,
b k99
ii wAs then a4tfde1 II pssy fes
1nsaRte pefi0d ~ sestle ne gssne. Aots
after fat assYa f>effed started Miss lsi4S
ding tbfsw baskbE firm fesl, 9og
;ts,asIataa. hit IN a5tig8tfW9 With
followed Mise glsddihz fsifsd W rsks
sbs basket wt8;s Miss t6a0nan foY
GssE4afa t1aAs the b1gp md ne st8e
vs. sastr lied AHDtisf fo1ll called
On sgsalaiBg was saot ~ Miss tbap
mai, within 9sts f.tz964sJ tae Lead atd
iast aksgs us Inns gbs Mfissle lHe4
in tins 70. tiayiss Wsftkeh aad fafes
fHan GfiFg 6seh called q f0Hi NJ ffaas
Gard. zislhg bpaaidiag tW6 ire throws
fgt 9ks basket
G66aAfa eoDtendsa f9f sSins time that
tie timers iaAw their whistle fra sha
fsfHssd ~ isi ths f0uts 81 tlif6Nn. Igit
finally a4se ~. Ahd Miss Aisdaing. III
sTiifs n She trying situation, uaAA both
tbs siloss Ea0d sad Noa no 08ma,
On aee0aHs n tbs i8HHmwafle rules
Ill tEss RAms fhAt make frequent fsuiiBa
ny tbe plaFefs lr4sital'le. the wWk NJ
offlsiasi0K q aaDys ~ y mest diHlNgf oh5
~ ~. Had n W0uid sesm tiat bef4er
satisfaction f8f bssN sides e1ula have
besa saifad Md nninsfreatad officials
hnen sugaasA fof fbe ganf
The RafHe was 81 important orr fgf
tie thams a. aaeb tfAm had won three
aasHes and l1st twe and llis winner ~
fhe cams piaya Montpelier hiah school
W1Feb has won foY md IVst tNo. fof
Iba championship ~ ne Iaagns God
aaf1's itss IL fhs game puts her oot
~ Tie taeA ard the fltial Qame hetneen
tpauldina and Montpelier high school
vii probably bs played this wsek
The esme was loosely contested from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
what About ! Cook staxe1

Vow that summer time aad dog.
days nFa lust ahead. everybody Nha
8aaamera # hotne considering how
% simplify things and gel ihe maat
comfort alii 81 al uncomfortable hitila
ti0n
Wa interview the leamaai order tha
clothes plan 10 eas nn here and faiaS
theteg but mofe ltHa libeiY forget the
one most important item 81 tha Whole
Vet weather snheme eutnn meaus III
doing The family foaking without Tho
lnauiietahla heat pg coal Clio III chs
Kitchen
hseyone with experience knows how
iifrspme It 4 GO AtHe IL 1 stuify room
~ pfepefe urai. et alone thf d0lua
FL q big lmkinH tut everyone doesn't
know haw yttY easy Il e 10 change d
hot Kitchen into i eaai one. aud 10 bet
ter 1nukiNg 81 The salne fifHe .lHat add
90 Your list nf summer eafAeAifaees a
New Perfection Wick nlne Flame 0n
Cook st6ye aHd you've dome al that
any one eae 10 10 lessen hot weather
discomfort
Nnuldn'l i b. tine Il 4 summer morn
ing 10 step il Tie kitchen, put On che
kettle, bioi The steak, bake he muilIna
tltcf Che taliee and give he breakfast
call 10 ono fourth tile time you'd take
90 De- it al an coal ssaeeg
Aud wouldn't e Be fne G. be- Is eael
when che breakfast Wa prepared as
whom YOU i0at tHtefpa he kltehen4
People Who have sfied Il ssy thai The
New Perfection 0il Steve aelUallx ioes
everything II the line q cooking and
domestic service without aferlsealloa The
fnnm ID thh Nofkel
Undoubtedly The Feaeoa & g b. found
81 the blue lame principle "a which the
stoye works.
a cylindrical chimney concentrates
Tho heat a. Che etase tan AAd ii this
WAY prevents surface radiation Is Is +
coal ~ woof sfeee
ID lssasy ta see that this lessons wary
much che matter 81 personal discomfort
Ia summer housekeeping
81 dnHt forget tie Neu Perfection
oti Steve h teaf summer plans ard sou
VII have comfortable klfehea ansI the
hc-t coax steve n she world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
rHINK HIsoEN MAY BE CHOSEN.
New York View Of West Springfield
Man as Independence League
Presidential Candidate.

New York, March l6.~The New York
Tribune yesterday morning said.
There are growing indications that
the Independence League party's canai.
date for president win he either vii.
liam II. Hearst 0r Thomas L. Hisgen ii
West Springfield, Mass. who ran 81 The
League ticket for governor 81 the Bav
state last fan and polled mere votes
than the regular Democratic candidate.
lhe national convention 81 the fnaepen.
dcnco League has not been called. but
Il is understood that It viii be held
immediately after the Denver convention.
and its action viii De- governed largely
by the result Of the Denver convention
AR. Hearst is keeping bis own eeunsels