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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
cHITTENDEN
WINOOsKI.

Mrs. rs,ic Burroughs. colorod
woman mad" an unsuccessful attempt ut
-ulcid" early Saturday evening, by at
tempting to jump from the river bridge
Al the foot OF Main street. officer Charlea
WardWell happened 10 pass the bridge
and. nearing the startled ordinations OF
several children. Investigated l'e FOUND
the woman standing on scaffolding
erected by the gas company on the high
stone abutiueut of the bridge and prcpar-
Ing 20 leap into the water. He was cau-
toned against approach hing the woman as
it WAS sa.f that She was armed and car
riad y knife, but the officer descended the
narrow staging and secured the woman.
She was taken to tue police Office and
qu.s toned by chief OF Police Horton
wuere she renewed her threats to Kill
hersclf FOR safe Keeping the woman
was taken 20 tie county iali It was at
the home Of Mrs. burroughs that the col
ored so'dier. Fleming r. Jordan. had his
throat slashed with a razor By Private
Hi'iueslea week ago Saturday night.
| IT Is said that tho woman told friend a
rcw days ago that shr was planning 10
destroy horself with paris green. Her
husband is q soldier and She is tho moth
or Of two small childrcn The family
live in the Moneoon house on West Allen
street
William Wallace. 90 rolorod street
musician who with Two other visited tho
village SATURDAY evening. got INFO trouble
and secured n berth i'm the local lock- ul
for the might. Wallace entered tho
restaurant Of Frank Carrier ON West
/ Allen street and became mixed III with n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
EAST CHARLOTTE.

the funeral OF Mrs. John Burnley VINO
died May f. az her nume 40 Illness
burg, was held Friday morning at the
'hirch of Our Lady OF Mt Carmel The
KEY Father Canpeau ofliciated, and the
burial was mado IN the Catholic Gene
t''Y' inc remains of Earl f. Jackman'
Wh" d'"d Friday at the home Of MS
mother Mrs. George blair, In Shelburne.
were hrough' hero for burial sunday -
RALPH Clarke returned 10 WatsrYtlc Fli
any Nfirr "a brief visit with relatives
mere Iht!" was IA white frost through
inns section Thursday night, Mrs Nina
l'es'ee ana family ana AIR, and Mrs,
rear Degree hANa moved from llines-
huiF Ia Moses Blesu's farm house,-A,
H. White mas purchased OF DR.. v, A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

Mrs. Carl King of Benson Is the guest
of Miss Elizabeth North.-,Mrs. Ned
Brchard is III Crown Point y. Y, with
her father for a few weeks. Mrs Mel
vina Todrff is Ill with rheumatism
The entertainment, SNAP Shots" under
the auspices Of tho Woman's Bencvolcnt
society will be given In Academy hall
May &c and 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Michael
sullivan have n daughter born Tuesday
morning Mrs l,rncst Merrick and
daughter passed Sunday with her par
euts Mr. and Mrs s. L. Walker
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
NEW HAVEN

The next meeting of beaver Glenn
Grange Will be held Friday evening f.
Rowley Of Sheiburre Is the guest of his
son. T. T.. Rowlov Miss Lena Merrill is
homo from Proctor for fow days-Miss
Hawkins OF South Shaf'eauN was guest
Of Mr. and Nrs g. r. Everest over
sunday Mss Woodard. who has been IN
'he employ Of Mrs. G,pl4n F.crost. pee
turned to lor home in White creek Mon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

Rich OF Burlington, a 22-horse power au-
tomoble.---Mss Christina Voigt has com
plcted course OF study at the Vermont
Business college in Burlington, and Is Mt
home for the summer Mrs. Winn'fred
Scott Is recovering from the effect OF Il
surgical operation. which she underwear
at her home last TUESDAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
JERICHO CENTER

On account of the illness of Miss Mary
leary Inc teacher, the grammar school
was CLOSED this Week.-Mrs. J. W. Hart
entertained NJ her home Saturday the
Rev. Mr. Guthrie Fred Smith, Miss
Elizabeth Van Patten and Miss Julia
smith OF burlington Mrs. Betsy Ballard
wont Tuesday with her son, Bert Ballard
10 MS home In Rutland to spend a few
days going from there to Dudley. Mass,
Nhore she VIII spend several weeks with
nei SON, Henry Ballard T., u. Jordan
and Miss constance Jordan are recover
ms from few days illness. Charles
Nallard. aEed 81 years, died Thursday at
IA nniinued on RRGa IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
Beatrice NJ. IIouxhtop. I

Beatrice NJ. Houxhton. Isle La
Motte '..s....... ......... aOt
MrS. Alice Allen, Fairfax .... b2s
Rev. John J.. Wesley, North
Hero ,.,......,. .......... sos
Mrs. l.. n. scott. Fletcher.... SOC
Katherine McNnncy, Bakers
field ...... ..,. .......... 500
y. II. Jeweu, Jr., JIM West, zoo
Homer Frazier, Iin West.. 500
GROUP Forp
Miss LAURA IT, McIownD. Grand
Isle .......... ......... 5,ota
Eugene G. Tcbrnu Grand Islo ,,5In
Mrs. Henry Brown. Alburg.. 4.5oo
l.. Lucille Fresh, Soutu Hero i.:oo
Addie u. Poauett, AlburE t.a0o
Genia PnpoIose. North Hero. 73t
Winfield W. stiles. Albprg GOT
t"v. John T.. Wesley, No Frc-o 5on
Eugene {. T-beau Grand Ie.. 500
Lucy &. stone. North Hero. 500
Marion Gordon, Alburr ...... 800
Miss Ida jarvis, Isle la Moro zoe
GROIr FIVE
Eugene \. DOmey. Nalden.... s.7u.
Mary :. Enstop, Brandon 4.5io
Grace sawyer, Newport ...... -
ArIic II. Dutt"n. Goshen ...... 5ln
Mary &. Enston. Brandon ..... SIC
Mrs. James McD~rmont, brook
fold ......... ....... ....... "a
X. ~. Everest, brandon ...... 5o9
Florence VI. skinner. Roc roS'er 3ui
Ninnifred y. BnE,ey. Eando,p. 5nO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
SHOREHAM.

". II, Stokes went TO Rutland last
Thursday and returned on Friday even
Ing with IN automobile May mis-
sionary meeting has been postponed UNI
I'll Thursday. June . at Mrs G., n. Halls
Madam Jones Is I'm Rutland, tho guest
OF her sister, Mrs. l.. G. Swinnoton.--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs. g. J. Moon Of Snorcham
were recent visitors mere. Small damage
was done AT the fire started ~ tto Asa
Hemenway house last week NJ J3s-
eph Hissctte is under the doctors care
rhe christian Erdo1ror convention
" !! hc Aoll moro VI. =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

SMALL GENERAL STORE for sule
well stocked An exceptional good
opportunity is offered party having Il
limited capital to engage ia the grocery
trade. Good location FOR business 40
competition within several miles.
House. barn and some land. rent very
low. Sold for no fault Only party hay
ing at least $50 or 500 cash and mean
ing business need answer Address
General Store" care Free Press.
11l,St&w2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
POINTERS.

OWNERS OF EARNS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
oy many possible buyers. 25.wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

RELIABLE, FARMER wants to rent
large farm. WaldrOn, Barnet. Vi
SS.26tl43w5t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

GEOC EKY STORE for sale in northern
part If state doing "a good business,
reason tor selling proprietor wants to
go West For information apply box 49,
this office. 4G,W2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising In this col
ufnn one cent n word. each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. NO
advertisement taken which
IS less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertisers using from
$50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
WANTED.

N'rIQD-- Subscription solicitors In
over5- ~wn to take subscriptions for
nigh class business magazine. Many
Of our agents earn $40 a day. f0r FUR
thc- particulars write TO Edward l)tcler.
Circulation Manager. Eusinoss Puiloao-
Dher, Liberty vile, III. lV>,l2t.s W.T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
MORE AND MORE
EVERY MORNING
Now the Line of Free Press Can.
didates Looks Like a Young
Army.

Sanford J La Pierre still stands
solid az n rock. at tho head OF Group
30. OF the Free Press voting contest
He has even raised his own bid for
first place by three hundred votes
since yesterday. Katherine Finney IL
second with over fortyfour thousand,
IF she would Just make one wild break
FOR tho front she could clear that III
tie difficulty of less than six thousand
votes In single day
Stella c. Farnsworth IL still the
leader in Group No. 2. The same OLD
mad scrambls is going on behind her.
There are some eight or ten cahdl-
dates. with votes ranging from ven
ia ousand tn Atty thousand. VINO nave
since the first. been making strenuous
efforts to climb over each other
shoulders. That's what makes it In
tcrestlng.
Tho lenderships In groups three and
! i've remain Unchanged, In Group No.
4 Miss Laura II. MCGOWAN or Grand
Isle has 50a3 votes, thus giving her
'the lead over Eugene 6, Tebeau by
ahou, Eve hundred
The starainR TO-DAY follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

Foley Kidney Pills are anttseptic. ton @
and restorative and a prompt corre't-Ne
of all urinary irregularities RefN'" sub
stitutes J. w O'Sullivan, p Church -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

Persons naV,ng early Vermont books
which they do not care to keep are
invited to write to J. J.. Southwic.;. Bur
ngton. VT. d-vu
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-13

initial 7spe loren sees
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07
PER soNAL PUNISHMENT T7E ON.
 " EFFECTIVE WAY

n Ls eaas oi -ls Ea--el s4te- yersss tae Imperial Waay- Glass Company of P-.slar- Fa Aers a-s a ooaslellal oa lle -aarzr of Aayaa= ,sol.slgd Lle provisions cd ca- sar9 uau auy. u.zt aet. aad -le @Blas I-0a of Eag ol slsu.a Repor, aa it. 4z,d tls nspor, 4gps4ss ,o 1v al-l orl4lte -1at Jze o.ugaay uIv dia-ely groasled Do rg,ouD -ls loss ls ioWeE.ug lae saEgs os -aa gup.oyes- Upon that Agloraa General Wiekgz sham Is mad and der.arys Ia a.s ia- dignatioa laal llr such ogleaas JaeTe mus be psra1aal p-a.samgat uh.gh wiu Dsy lEs rezly s4-y parllss l prison Eslead ot segJs,las busi urs concern % a nle aud letting H go al -hat
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07
vAl0ez AND ITS FUTURE

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07
A+A*a+AEATA+AFMFMF

should bs more Conslderate of the public .uJeresJs n it Is not so the law should be so amended that the rg1l gulprsts could be puJ in prison. Thls is the suresg and Jhe cheapest way Co correct trust ju.Quity
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07
SAA6Hlf WEATHER REPORT

O-.-R-,-O-:-O-;-0-:-O-;-
 ResllLs ot the observations taken at Moore's Wharf aJ midnight. DrceulgI 5, ls.I .s AS follows
 TempsFallrs s..ae 5lssgya. b lj Aooys Max tsmu. preceding 2t hours l9 above Ntu l+ above Man l65 above
 8.-1msss. solo Clear No Wind
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07

A fine mud temperance drink Is the pure wholesome beer made from L8e sparkling waters oi Gumwater Falls. and Lhe very best barley malt with just the right proportion ot choicest sroWu hops, Brewed as on. y the Olympia Brewing company can brew For sale at the Board Of Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07

Cloudy and calm Dawson Co Wh-te- harse
 Clear aud calm. light \. wind at posu.s W. H- LI Saasway
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-07
.a-.I-.. .a-.E-s s-l.sA.n N-atata-ta-tH.t1ta.l
MOORE'S MHRRF GO,
TeFulnas W r & I. Route.

SsamersArite aud Depart From This Dock
 REGULATIONS t8tO Warehouses open delivery aeeaandse from a. PeFsazgIss delivered Sunday O night freight shipments inbound by SHIPPERS MANIFEST papers be obtained U toms oHcs and must Jsl D. No freight be received wharf after this hour BAGGAGE-Egu ul bs collected BAGGAGE ONLY. No e-arsa aud svgs when unchecked public when nearing dock zat be opened only passengers dsembarked Wharfage Tariff application a office P O. Box t75 g. l. SHAW General Manager,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

NEW YORK, N. V. CHICAGO, ILL.
 PHILADELPHIA, PA. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. BOSTON, MASS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

ATLANTA, GA.
 sAcRAM ENTO, CAL. OMAHA, NEE. PiTTSIUn0, PA. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

As Azuays, We Make t Openly-Take th
 Things buyer an automobile what do suppose will be its effect on the ompeton7 Nothing sensational has happened this industry the first announcement just two ago. of the $l0 of EMF "3oa which, for Of that size and power and quality at that time, wac little less than revolutionary. BEFORE FURTHER say directed business who the market for automobile and who looking for the best possible value for their The possession thrift We that who read this business mhodsthat have and your competition all kinds fair and unfair intelligent and the gsal ARE frankly the which have led and the why tis advisable we'll possible for to price sterling product the Much said herein be to msinterpreion-vey frank statement may expect those just long approval of men who know men who to shor, guide buy ight-we satisfied SOME FOLKS WOULDN'T think this good advertising all One who might they crumbs of publicity such they pick from this Another sa Why expose inside afaswhat business of the pubGcs5" NOW WE NEVER COULD FATHoM philosophy the of treating trade to the whole world You fool nobody but yourself Besides it's bad advertise for plpably evasve The ME advertising has always been effective because always frank and appealed to reason you buy many eknown makes of cars at prices ranging down to half the list price u price they hoped for their product EMF so has been one the few that could bought at less than list plus freight charges from Detroit to destinaton) MIsLEAD He mystifed When price cutting begins he wonders where will end And when of (is price, naturally with all One effect has been bring question: automobiles fallen of? The than might
 THERE IS NO LACK DEMAND become and always will remain necessity modern life These be in wlc of months Sbsided will be supply the steady demand for Digest that to mobile from that be existence few weeks months
 BUT THERE A noisy power-consuming, trouble making planetary among knowing obsolete applies obsolete make buy secondhand modern design than such 
 STILL DOESN'T panicky
  selling Weather
 
 realizing gold for them Why such piceuing this time, then?
 ITISA NATURAL QUESTION familiar with workings things itand few those hurting their  { light ventilation
 PROMOTION AND INITIATION Every good
 
  activities The public misd intelligent waited able We ddand ready for it. as this ad proves. ad is Q series will be E.-M-] ibAd; No unb>
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

NOTE-This ad the first of a will be published in the few days Mo- will be the subject of Manufacturers Guarantees and what they We'll let the light in things in that ad The third will be for general dealers cny We believe in talking them openlyof you may resd it if you choose Perhaps second thoughts you'd be+t~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

 ,nae Other Makers Would Prefer fo HaUe n of their manpuions As ancaly raise the wind get money in any way just long quickly off in sOlency for yet little longer One expdnt adopted this extremity Bargain Day. half s price have advertised them gate instead of treating the automobile industry game played for big stakes all would have been different say this does touch product That would be the usualthe ostrich uuahat how big achieved Beside know better You know that when thousands o of knd thrown the market half QisD price it naturally affects with output large ours Every car sold one less prospect for the fact that people who buy these % monsto the vernacuardoes not help matters this e AFFECT coming and had time to trim sails take advantage the gale decided good time to steel with price standard that will endure for long time For observe this temporary expeen It psrma We made it rock bottom stroke there could be doubt about that
 NATURALLY. QUESTION your mind If the EMF Company reduce the price of EMF so fom s So to answer is, there was not. We will tell you why:
 FLANDERS FORECAST meeting of the py General Manager Flanders after describing the of the E proposed to manufacture, said saxd Our strength in quantity production We have the talent any n existence, verify believe
 Cars type described -M-F "so" fve-passen- a m t9as m 5 % a o sg o oS bssg @ Psss ssss a sas high-the value is ehere That opportunity
 Manufacturing quantities materials underby merely to We manufacture of cylinders forge and stamp and heareat steel make bodies and other In this reduce the cost manufacturing cited, for $500 "Then I firmly believe quality by the reputation organization, will market the selling will be ou3hl to be able of another fifty dollars and the market 25o If do that the demand will be possibly supply.
 "So much for the coming But build for the future We here believe in the of the automobile busnesse would be foolish to invest heavily pena factories We begin plan that ME "30" has designed with upper1nost embodied needs of number endure longest From year wherever possible but make radical changes other models from time to time fit to bring Ghey will merely fill ont the lne EMF standard -ou permanent model
 "The public has been saying prices And while the public deep thought and while without making automobiles public right and eventually hope be able to realize that prophecy But we shall not do it by making cheap in the that cheapne ity. That would be fatal
 "Once built equipment standardized product and perfected degree make few replacements keep good when have developed guarantee absolutely by that time will be many they will al properly treated. be salesnaen-a produce this in its highly perfeetsSe and sell for NOT FAR ABOVE $1,000w
 completely than that one Was business forecast accurate? Was ambition realized? 1eospr to be exact So the plan which in this Tad" place EMF buyers backed by great in use day and boostgbu backed also meeting.
 COMPAN Automobile l
 E-M-E BRAN 4ssM1 AcaHM1ao 9o CAL o nMe2r So soS1s s9s