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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Until I've YeaB Ago, When Suction
Fans Came IN, Dust, Metallic OF
Vegetable, earned Illness and
Death 10 Workers

woman. esss ving work ID certain
rooms 10 certain cordage factories. has.
for initiation. an attack Of -mil1ever.
Il is q ooid. q teuperature, s loss Of
roine q lassitude II keeps the patient
r. her house for q few DAYS. Passing
Oh. if yields IL time 10 . hoarseness. en-
aEthmntie habit, enisebling. chronic, Ia
many casea.
These fncte. long familiar 10 older
countries. we're suiatantinted for fhis
country IL 1895 through az extraorsli-
nsrily puinstgsl1ng Investigation con-
dpcted b. aiiss Mabel Parton Oh behalf
uf the Nomaae Educational and Indus
trial Uni0n Of Boston and the Federation
ri WUmsn's clubs Of Massachusetts,.
Eleven 0i sixteen doctors ehalsors tely an
tervirwed by Miss Parton stated. from
wide experience among roriRge factory
operatives. thar chrome asthma. chronic
catarrh. and chronic bronchitis psere IN
duiy prevalent among them.
THE Is certainty Ind But II Is be-
Cause ui something inherent something
irren0rabis, il b. making Of cords,
rupss, fwines Not precisely. Precisely.
IL Il because 81 dust, extremely reTagT-
able dust
When w see men metal-polisbers dy-
ing ty thu hundred u throat sn6 lung
diseass. because 81 the dist which rises
into fisir n0str5is when fhey press
rnetaa objects against whirling wheels 81
emery, cornmdmn earbora1nduu we dc
not zys Industry Il bad for men,
We says spus1 iE bad for men So,
sometimes We pur hoods over the whirl-
ing wheels end attach pipes t0 the
hoods aBd Fsises snctio1 fans n the
Fiy,es
On Top Of enc Of the buildings Of
tiig manufacturing e0mpmnv IN ChirzaEn
there ii 1ape Through whioH. thick
einasrS from srG0ksst&ck, ewxne
hurled Esgir8es. scattering, pasferinr
hne meta PARTICLES. drawn Mp from The
room psnssth. siftad to rIfsed drifsh
~ oyer the roof by the wind, living there
4 heaEy, he'll hued snoHstorn q Lead.
iron. brass, Il WAS SIT Of il ID the sir
af the rVuaH henaeth. fzra4hea hF the
aaan, fwo yea-s aEs.
a suction fan car carry metal It car
carry fax Ehfe Neither n5an nor we-
nen really need breathe har1nf u
fnantitg Of arr kind Of dust. metallic !
v ysgetanle--Frnm @Tyhe WaEnar's In /
yasinn, IN the March EverFiso8yis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
- NEw 80 HIpE scEEpgLE.


BOSTON, March RSA veteran shos
manufacturer who il fElly acquainted
with the canafs5ans which exist Il Brock
tim. speaking hi the proposed reduction
af Gufy GU manufactured siaees ard of
sas putting Nj hides un ghs free liss. sayH
tttat, If carried into effect tfey vii Te-
anUe the price 81 Shines tn TIE prnl4e
Az he figures 1t pBi the rednesian vii
make 3 differences 81 from six ta eir3s
rerts g pair IN the cost If putting npon
the market. ard though this Is 4 small
figure yaF hg believes that IL will lie seen
ID The retail priaa ok shesss. III mar
bring Haomt evan mares following fae
presaarrs wissn tile LanglaE tariff pus
lax or hides which had beer free Tor al.
time previous during che history oi fhs
InioA Wien The duty raised the price
IA rBw materias, he sad. we put ID the
price Of shoes aI retail sufhe8en4ly to
cover ali 81 TIE nury ana attle mere
THE consumers fAaa ~ pav the whole ni
the advance Whether fhe redncfiaa wild
work the same way, for tile SAKE IL
round hgsrss. remains to be seen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
OF REVOLUTIONARY STOCK
Joseph KorthrOp whp Died Yesterday IN
St Adams.


st. AIbans. Mzrch 2n--Josepb Nor
throp, for 80 years one II ST. AIbans'
ber known citsnem died at his home
on Diamond ssreet "a thres o'cioek eye-
ierdav afternoon 81 old fashioned con.
sumption. Mr.. Northrop. who was born
n Fairfield "a years ago, V1s enc d =
family u nine cDildren Of Deacon HaT-
mon NnrtiEgp ard Sarah fWo06terl
So-throp. being descended from old ksr-
olutionErF stock
die mother VrHE daughter Of The
famous Fighting Par~on" Benjamin
Wooster, VINO Al the agt OF "a enlisted
and fcngbt In the Revolutionary war un-
der Washington an6 again Jed eom-
parry of hiH oHv practitioners from the
fow.a ~ Fairfield IL Pxttsi,urr, where
they fOlxshf T4k&utly ID that xDe1nnr-
sahia battle One II the valued heir
looms OF the lamily il . large Bible
presented to fhs pztraotic pGxsO1 BE- the
governor of New York, for services rem
1ert3 during Tie war Of 1912.
Asr Em,rhrsp s~as for nr6ny vears ens
If Sic lending merchants If Fairfield
lnrs vVs obliged te give mp his halsi-
ness there on sesoAuuf Of failing health
He came wien tbs family to 81. Aah@ns
end f0r manT sears antl three veara
ago was nesiVeiF engaged in the fnHgr
aaee business AR. N0rtnTop il survived
81 4 daagtitef. Mics Bittis Novfhrop u
this city who has beer his devoted rcm-
ssani0n fer many years. and a E3eter,
Mrs.. VI. n. IDsnine af Pasaroles, Cali
ferHlia. alfs. Ner4EFToF died Tsbrusvy
70, 2sgT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Thomas Leonard. Old Resident Of Proc
tor, Passes Away.

Proctor. March 22-wor6 was receiv-
81 here Saturday of the death Saturday
morning ct Springfield Mass, 81
Thomas Leonard. an old resident Of
Proctor. Mr. Leonard wug 80 wears old
and death was caused by . paralysis.
lie passed the rreater fErt u his life
H. Proctor. going to Springfield eight
years aFp. He naas 8 marble quarry
n@n Tor many wears The funeral VIII
he held II St D0miniels church IN Proc
tor Tuesday morning a. 2 uieIoek. Mr.
Leonu6 i survived By daughter. Mira
Prank Cam 81 proctor and e son. Mich
al Leonard Of Center Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

The meet. however, did not offer such
ezceilenf individual work - wns the
case lasf year. Nhen HHuk" White
6 trried e1erythinr before him. The
class drills were well executed and an
interpoiEted number, IN exhibition on
the horse aud horizontal bar, was gwen
III Van Cor. IL medic Ro0a IT,
Moosr, II, and Ba1endnie, ~ The
races were b0tlf contested the fresh
men winning OUT IN . oiose mile relay
and the Juniors. N the floor relay A
The conclusion q The meei dancing was
enjoyed until one O'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
DOG LICENSES
Asila b Owners u ksspsrs,

All a0ge wftitif the city ane usonth
Ga ard over 0n the first day af April
snuss he licensed on 81 before April list
u aeeofdsnce with the provisions uf
ehaptsr % Of the public statutes Of Yer
mont. and section 4. chapter Is. Of the
ordinances of the city Of Barre. Fees z
licensed by April I, 1905 females 5000.
snalee and spayed females $500, fees Il
licensed after April ] and begore MAY
vs.. 1000. females SIS soc, naales and spayed
females. $40 After Mar Is, 1909. al
unlicensed aors viii be shot and the
xaers subject to hns e twenty dol
lars.
James .MaelzaY.
CITY Clerk
CITY cieFl's 0aios Marah s. 1000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
NOTICE

ST persons owing Iz. j. x Ncs wesnev,
aFs hereby notified siiat alb al The claims
dine him hare baen placed III tie hands
"a Attorney z. Z. Scott, Miles granite
building, Tor eo7iecEicn. and ST - per
SONS are asked 10 cal at once 81 said
ofilcF and aaftEe the same
= f. McSunenev.
BY E1win l. Scott. Attorney
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

EOH sALE-Farm IN WliliRmst0wn uf about
1aV acres q very productive lzal. suitably al
v1den large Sugar rrrnRru. One barn. Et,n a
Win Eooc Basement horse nzru % 4 20 House
contains rDonss and A. TcrT warm. Prise h.
Guiding p2ff horses and heat Of stock, y
beus PIG and farming tooi6. rniy E2S3Q.D1
Tins farm e ; uDncy naaker. xEqnirf d tie
~ A Ferry EeAl EstRte Agency, Barre, Fe5-
mont osf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
Bennington cBub Dinnsr.

Bennington. Mareh e The Bsnnins
ian etub NJ II annaal 6inner saturday
nlulst. 3gaa H. guests q la0nar CoIsgTe
man Fosief ard Tra8eriek H Newel8
director ~ ffs rsela1uEtiur bureau. NJ.
Newell gave a TAX Illustrated with stef-
e0pticon rievs upan irrigation Il the
desert section Of the West.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

F5h HA1zE--1ss-Rcre r3Fer zA~m4 ahnut one
mile syan faAsnfeia village Produces aaV tnns
ut hag Anu viii Eeep large &znDmnk us stock
Buildings sire excellent BeaS u1aeezN harE tn
snwa, GlHpisaasdea anc painted AaE Is al
Srawp I'D II the 4pp CUulG moi be bH8lt Scr the
pTice neka6 faT Sse farm &D1d etEh1 xouul
house IRE farm n money maker ana act
raiiv wnrth - IRE than ms prizes askaHs Bes-
sen for salsze fseer fe2ltll d oxnE. Er1ne
t,ao20 Il 4 Perry Lea Estaas &wencg
ii4rse. " saSrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Harinr soid my livery business. al
persons owing me- are hereby notified
that al aiis must b. paid On or before
April 20 lslH After that date the bills
via BE- PM into The hRnds 81 a collector.
n ]. McKeuzie, Granitexille, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Nrs Ellen lI-addl Bedell. q former
resident 81 Niddlebnry. who died al her
home ID Round Lake, n. a., "Wednesday
after short illness. wac the Nidew 81
the Rev William Bedeli Of the Troy
Methodist conference. who died IN 1851
She was q years old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
FOR SALE.

EuR ExTE-Farsn 81 no acres Esl kssp
81 cow and NeaE4. So EuElzf trees zbunnaa1s
cli wua1 Cess A14icinEE Hay ez1t wsfb ma-
chine 1nezse& ] Eiie from szerazs srnral
ssir eai5 Ssa First rerae llrss Served assr
FuE EszE--nsuse nnd barn lsst4ezeu soust
BARRE azin anNsrtek Enuat has Hesan rnRna
A spn1 gRrlaes nHH .4aNM arre ~ AaA. frine
cniy 81 aaa ST. neNH. faiBDus eaes 1AN Il
: aogu riaas zaf 3 znAn has WORKS 50 zfzt nEat-
ritz -
fuE SA7E--faEzaze ia-r ere ERE E1AtE 81
y sadrurF pan1 Be1se a. fnralzAsz 5 slesr-
inr rolnE fszee f19H. u
Hrtsl aaa zs4=n Ser SIZE us - nese gned 10
caion e7a
a nice aSeTz szaasnsss wei locazed 1llis i
rr.sr fsre7rsess stse mas M Ne1z Hszssf srsf
1i.8s ~ a. case N1
EA-ms fznsszx zssas hnsness uzasza Ne
IN Sc as sElf ssazss Fss want a1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

The Rutland Retail Milk DeaierF' a..
socintion has decided 70 rednce the pries
Of milk from seven 10 six cents q ouart
and also To lower The price uf cream per
slan punt bottle from u 70 % oentE. 1he
prices 50 into efeat april and last
si1 months
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

a new grand stand = 10 b. built on
the grounds nj Morrisvilir this spring
BY the Lamoille Valley Fair 6round O.
4 viii b. ia2 ieet long and viii seat
1000 people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
ABOUT THE STATE

Mra Ira Gray oi Gnderhil has eoose
famous Tor laying good sired ege4. Her
last effort was ~ egg tilni weighed ten
ounces and measured eleven by eight
inches
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Mayur NJ. . AiaelnN n Burlington has
areepied IN invitation % deliver The Me
moFial day address IN Eirhn0nl The
exercises viii b. held Monday. May &C.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

a young buck deer. weighing about IS
pounds, wac killed by dogs near Garfield
recently. Game Warden Sterens Is in-
Testigating the ownership Of the aoes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

The seventh animal in8ercla@s track
rsaaet Of the university III Vermont was
held IN the university gymnAsiHm Fri
day evening and vme largely attended.
The meet was wen hT the freshmen wit
~ points FsmEserson did good work in
thu aA-rard hurdles. Aaulree glso gsid
good wDrk Id The standing high jump.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
sToRE HoEIgEII|| Z.

TsEs-ha-KasR accommodations 1uF EFaxanr
rtet asfF tasine crzFiAas amu nietwnH srFeciairF
NJ dust ar nirf and VERY NE1Ae dagger srnsn
tire a51hozEh ] can insure property ktofNa ~
M 60 3 vErT ehsap rAEs II HHssre& prines
SIS =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

NuG &A1.K-~ntone shea larnN ansmrh A. rnn
EnnNH e ruftefH pulkKhlnf mlfA EipgG MAE
rh1t9ffs al nunlrfedEftr HEA, Wl ~ nold fe&-
Aenaeif Aof iuil pnrfieaiaEs iAaaifs ~ a. ID
tuh hALA--A tarraiu ~ : sever fa.m h4uol
just OF Livery stress "a uzahrt alrpat Honnf
a. al modern Nit1 hard Hua1 nasik ant nnias
lhfons.aeu Eealno i1 tet All enod A. ilablna
NAak parch. " orfh $3.50 a. Price iQl llilnir.
AIS Aaie a. owner 4 ApGQt ~ teaNf tutra j.
t@s.AAN4 1Nfuf E4NA0Q aamu. 9nnuiyv "a "a
tuh kALA.--A new nuffare house 81 NaInn1
street Eeaf NEahihgl0n street nfl1 hanay - a.
eleclrio4. tiepo tizad Eaonls. riaf nlael1
every thtnf mudnrn lhfauEHuat llFile 1ai
tnflssftian IT thif pFupefts - tbs pllrc ans
teiias planed npon - HAfg G Patterson, -
Washington nnuci. barre 401r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

do al kinds og carriage repairing. ak car
soo6 banding knnbss Tires furnished ana
set Al lpkm promptly attended io, ~ La vs.
machlneFF AMI power ~ Dc tha wsirk
a. .. EzEwAKTss SHOP.
"A Frpsseet street Ieieahane fpe-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

ZOE EENT---I enfment on Cnrrter
nlar ana wife or lw0ur three lanine.
Al the 4. B. Cx1e Real Estate Agencv
block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

NAE1Eu--1a nesratialf vita san -nziH tnr 4
uuzntzef - ssfaeP ant 3zuzu.k ser bu-ldinr
ra-tua1 kzIzsEnslsrIe. oat tE7 ear-5aads 4. *
ard seozn1 stnslits- Aaszsaz - 3 clrpp
81 eItss4es E5zas Mast
wAETEn - Ez-K1--(s-zsss zssszse sr t4ne-
meet e 1e znelzz. znn1ezz r sz4z7 sszx Al.
dFesz y 4 EAlAes Il M Asasn s4xaa as
wAN1Ezt-5sE r. Hs1ean tsnss. 4. TorseI.
Ta1nasi Aaaak. Es.tr EtreaL tr
HAzTzzs-4 Frrrn1- hzna ~ - CA.
Nusf - = $50 r1nEi.inr So 4 lnn,..t,
eSzzz7 q zssrfz sis1k =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
BOARD AND RooRE.

Tp EFsNz--F xsyu fahsd rnasns ID the Arcade
nnIi0irlz y Use day or w1ak ApplF 60 e MI
narEns EurekH Restaurant ST
To EEST-A isFEe fuFnsssaz frnssf xonxn AZ
,r1pdesu Aaarse ietlceE. SuiEazse sar rwn rxr-
fierHen zaqutFk 81 Charles T. zzlsaEher -
Pearl ssEsaA &C.
10 Lga-Fuszsehsd rean. zssh saacrrse
lirnu sAa farnEns heai 81 Esaezsrn ava asrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

70 REKT-Tenement Of rDo1as hath hot
wafer. SET tuhS. gas IiEh14. Inquire 81 4 u.
fsecklsF PARK street Ene<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
EusNEss cLRps.
DIR. z. ARcHAMRAuLT.

General diseases treated. ius epeclai ntsen
tiar gives - ar treatment u snbefraioslt OF
ounaampxiau bs means of the ne~ serum
narre-llffoe = summer 81. eern~T Nsst
Hours-1 q q n, . and foa ,. m. Wen
ftsrx lilo---hezideuco Henri GiEurf teicphone
sgs-iSfar doctor ranitsviile--k ssldanue 0duiE
GnDert. for doctor telephons se7-i1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

FOB 6ALE--Ths Prztz farm On fhe east min
n Barre tDwn, rNp miles from Ehis ctr. TINS
farm a. concealed "a ~ enc al LIE hesf 1arrvE Ia
IOWA baiiaings are Nc extra ED0a shape WHi
ksep III COWS. Must BE- s0ic ii pnce For full
particniars inqnirs q the y. A Perry ReAi Il
tate kgeney. 2A61
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

The COMMITTEES OF memorials and for
marking historic sites in Burlington for
Tbs Champlain fereeptenary haa adopted
. general plan q permanently mark 8
few p0inis nt memorials Gnd others tenn
poraTiiy for fhe benefit Of the ruanr
strangers that vii BE- n tbe city dnrinr
the celebration and the summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

FOR EA14E-Inn toms nnafting and hAueern
t--A y IT, ~ 2oc fces 6aA wire r0pe. inch
diameter 40 wood split pnitesks n ~ ~ inrAoA-
VIA 1eitser shaftipf an1 hankeFt Tor peilts a
pound fuliryr han pf1oe- Al Just AZ FD0d
neu q 10 salc ". 4. Carpenter Beilosn
faliE. " Z1u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Roswell l. Frost, WindnEm counrv
fisA and game warden. wss an Whining
ton Eeeeutiys getting evidence relative 70
the killing q hg back deer by dogs
Mr. and Mrx. George Carpenter 81 that
town saw two hounds pub dpwn q buck
noS far from the hons They drove az
The dogs, but the hnek was fheu dead.
Afr- FROST identified the dogs THIS
makes eleven deer that have beer killed
il tae county b. dogs sinee the close
os The deer seassn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

FOR sAIE--A steel ranr, Il 1zst-class con-
srug Store zAfc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Fuh BALE-Aina. ioase nAy. p1fx coars1 ana
fne. 0roeu may Be left ~ s0x0sn a 1gar's
ap0re Of wstn Ia A. = h4enasaa Assnua. 2
CArlstoa- lg7ri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

North Bennington 1t the recent village
meeting vnfea II fmT the hbrarv gIgs0.
]. & Mccullough engine omopanv $3.50,
and she clerk SIS Tls article "a vote s
snu 81 money 10 m NoTsb Bennington
military hand vas laid an the tAhle. Il
was voted that tie trustees be author
ized to make contract for nor raaare
shaH iiFe yeafs enG not to exceed 81 GO
f0r fne lighting ut tae streetM. III vas
Also Toi4N 10 raise III addition so i
twenty per cert tax fifteen cents 70 pay
the appropriations vate6 at the messing
and 81 eolieci the tax 81 usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

AT the recent annual nesting Of the
New England elub n spokane, Wash.
n a, Wiley wae chosen honorary vice
president for Vermont and ]. Z. Rogers
Of Vermont was elected member o. the
executive COMMITTEES. Ratupis day =
10 b. observed with an appropriate pro
gran At > dinner the evening Of April
n. when II u erpactod 600 former resi-
dents 81 the New England states will
= present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

70 KEET-Furnishe roru. sseaut
elnc1fie lixh1s. Apply Cnarrh sfrsf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

George Fay Of Beadsboro wac arrestsf
a. North AhsmE. Mass, "Wednesday on
warrant charging him with having
forged the name d George III Bishop 81
Readsbor0. In eunrt eharge Of forgery
was preferred against him and ne en.
tered plea Of not guilty The alleged
forgery took place n 0etober IN North
Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22
FOR SALE

This desirable
Farm CONSISTING Il
10 acres SUITABLY
divided PERRY 81
woo6 VII wimrr
81 head 81 stock
Located only IL
miles from CITY
Price iow
g a hrn M as
iE1
bsrH H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

PASTURE LAND FOB EA1I--sg nrraG. be-
ionEl1E, ~ the CtRriee n Norris estate amt
40 Awning ne homes lead Alke aue pluN for
1urttief pzrticuiRn Apply - 5ohn VI. Ave12k.
sar.-, 4 3. y. :. Barre, " ziaH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

70 KEKT-JenEmsn % Eve I'd
SeukH Man street. IN hrick tE9sls1
4. T. UtaEs 11s Warrington street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

Mr- Esther Bonehoe. the oldest per.
son IN Rutland county, died al her home
Il Rutland city reeersiF, aged 90 years
Shs was . native Of Canada and had
lived in Vermont 90 vaurs SHE Is sur
yise3 by six children, the oldest being
u Rutland city recently, aged ~ wears
- years. 81 grandchildren. G. great
grandchildren and 0ns great gTeai grand.
child
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

FOE SALE a small writing desk plahQe-
any nnlsA b. goea condition Price tk.b0 In
gnire All Franklin steaL Solrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

FOR EAIL-Yery good Eix room house. 81
modern or 7rSUonf Etrtet for AMIR fZI75.0l
crrls e7ea &C. 20 tsN - dDWn. 1tis property
h worfA mare IngEire % the y. A Perry Eeai
Estate agency. BARRE. Va 2lir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

TO RENT. arfe. wsig-lkrh14a Il
az en suite IL the Haie El0sk, AsaizlA
qusfe Is d. II AalA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

To EEE1--enktagt buuse nf
Washington htrset Rent S1z01
70 EEET--Cl0ttaEs house Of rooms u
xserviiAe. kent LAG
10 kEEI--laEtsEe house % Carrier efree
ReaE et6ea. rs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

DOB SAIL sccnila-hand laao f41le VEN
chaEp for 14ah. y. a. Anderson, Aorinncla
Bguss. Aortbneld. As
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-22

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Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-25
VALLEY INTERESTS
 NEED PROTECTION Menaced by Contradictory Contentious of United
 States Attorneys
Legality of Assignments of Desert En- tries Denied in One Case and Af- firmed in Another-SettIers Should Be Represented in Hearing on Ap- peal From Wellborn's Decision.

At special meeting of the stand ing committees of the El Centro Chamber of Commerce, last Saturday, Phil D. Swing called attention to some cases in the Federal Courts of vital importance to landowners in Imper- ial Valley. In two criminal cases Judge Wellborn has decided that assign ments of desert entries before final proof are not legal. In one case the effect of that decision was adverse to the government: in the other it sus- tained the district attorneys conten- higher court on appeal and in order to win the government must convince the appellate court that assignments of desert entries before final proof are allowed by law.
 But the Federal prosecutors consid- CT the second case of more impor- tance, and in order to secure convic- tion they must maintain the contrary of their contention in the first case. It IS suspected, therefore, that the Drlef on appeal in the Hammers case is likely to be perfunctory effort and that no strong argument for the valid ity of assignments will be made by the governments attorneys.
 Considering the vital importance of the matter, MT Swing suggested that the people of Imperial Valley should be represented in court and that the law of assignments should be set forth in a brief to be prepared and filed by an attorney as a friend of the court.
 The County Chamber of Commerce will be asked to take the matter up and arrange for employment of an at torney.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-25
OUNKAROS WILL. BUILD
Church of the Brethren to Organize and Erect Meeting House in Fl
 Centro This Fall.

The Church of the Brethren, gen. erally known as Dunkards, will erect meeting, house in El Centro this fall. It will be the only one of this denomination in Southeastern Califor- mia.
 Elder w. M. Platt, minister in charge of the missionN work being carried on in El Centro, has returned from a two months vacation spent at Jul ian, San Diego County and has re- sumed his ministerial labOrs here. MT Platt reports that the mission board of this district, which includes South ern California and Arizona, will sup port the work here until it is thorough ly established and will assist in the erection of the meeting house,
 The denomination now has mem bership of thirty five in this vicinity. The first Sunday in October regular church organization will be effected.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-25
HIGH SCHOOL TERM BEGINS
Increase in Enrolment of PupiIs-Re ception to New Teachers and
 Students.

High School opened Monday morn ing according to the schedule for the year with all the teachers on hand; twenty-five old students were present, two transfers entered from other high schools, four nrst-year pu- pills from the Sth grade of local gram mar schools, and two from outside Sth grades. Not all of the old stu dents have yet returned and there are other transfers yet to come; also another entrance examination is to be given next Monday and Tuesday. The transfers are Miss Velma Parker
 from Calexfco, who has attended the Orange Union High School for three years; and Walter Wilkinson, who comes from Goldfeld. Nevada, High School. The first year students are:
 Beatrice Jones, from the Sth grade in Bakersfield; Forrest Fisher, from the