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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
SPRING PLANS
OF Div. 2, A. o. n, Include
Two interesting
Events.

President Con. J. Ford presided
over very interesting meeting of
Division ?, A. o. H., on Friday night
of last week. Thomas Harmon, of
the Highlands, was reported Ill of
pneumonia, and Edward Madigan
was reported suffering from a dis
located shoulder. Both are old and
highly esteemed members of Divi-
zion ?. An interesting discussion
came up as to the best means of
reducing suspensions to a minimum.
County Secretary Edward Keiran
reported the arrangements for the
visitation to st. Patricks church on
Passion Sunday and the entertain
ment at Macauleys on Palm Sunday.
1t was decided to hold a social SEES
sion of Division on the evening Of
April and to give reception.
euchre and dance on the evening of
April 10.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
CANDY FOR CHARITY.

The annual candy pulling for the
benefit of Sacred Heart parochiai
school viii be held in the school hail,
Seventeenth and Broadway, on the
Afternoon and evening of Thursday,
March II. The ladies Of the congre-
|gation always make the candy and
only the best sugar and flavors are
used. Tickets emitting the holder to
candy are being sold for ten cents.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
HOPKINS THEArER.

Manager Dustin promises another
fine line Of motion pictures at the
Hopkins Theatcr next week. Be
sides the customary illustrated songs
there win be several new and cleGe,
features. The Hopkins Theater is
one Of the largest moving picture
houses IN the United States. and its
patronage IS constantly increasing.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12

hard work, and has lifted his voice
in its behalf on the hastings in many
parts of the State. Mr.. Huffalker is
a trained advocate, an able prose
eutor and a forceful jury pleader-
He has made one of the best if not
the very best Commonwealth At
torney EVER seen in Louisville.
Joe Huffaker is terror to evil
doors. He is now serving his second
term in the office, and his popularity
is increasing as the days go by. He
is still on the sunny side of forty.
His friends hope to see him elevated
10 the bench before many more
years roll by.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
GRowrH IN SCHOOLS.

Last year 142 parochial schools
were established in the United States
and nearly 10000 more children
placed under Catholic teachers To-
day we have d.s45 parish schools at
tended by 1,237,250 pupils
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12

for all sorts of swindling. Finding
that country a little too warm for
him the sharper turned his attention
to America. According to the latest
reports he is preparing to work his
trade in the South and West.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
CONINIONWEALTsHS ATTORNEY
HUFFAKER.

There is no more loyal Democrat
in Kentucky than Joseph NJ.
Huffaker, Commonwealth Attorney
for this judicial district. He has
proven his fealty to the party by
, 1910-11-03

SARATOGA, WYoMING-Situated on the North Platte River, n the
line of the Saratoga & Encampment Railway, Population, 1000,
Altitude. 6,7S5 feet. 1t is the site of the Medical Hot Springs, the
waters of which are a sure specific for all blood and skin diseases,
rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney disorders. Temperature of
water 1873 degrees. Saratoga is also the center of the finest trout
fishing grounds in the World. Not only the North Platte River
teens with Rainbow, Brook and Salmon trout. but the numerous
tributaries of that stream are alive with fish. Saratoga is the center
of an agricultural country of 100000 acres of the best agricul-
tural land in the west. The soil and climate are adapted to the
growth of alfalfa wheat, oats, barley, all kinds of small fruits and
vegetables. The Saratoga Valley is the finest stock raising country
in the United States. The Sierra Madre range on the west and the
Medicine Bow range of mountains on the east, are full of "copper"
gold and silver, which is being developed rapidly. All of the re-
sources of the valley center at Saratoga, which is certain to become
one of the greatest towns of the west. For information address, The
Saratoga Commercial Club, The Saratoga State Bank, The First Ma
tonal Bank or the Saratoga Sun.
, 1910-11-03
Republican Candidates Busy

f. A.. Hadsell, republican nomi-
nee for the state Senate, Chas. Fl.
Anderson nominee for the House,
N. Il. Greenfield prosecuting at
torney and Geo. W. Sisson nominee
for sheriff, who have been up in
the Big creek and Beaver creek
country on a political topr, arrived
here at noon Monday. From here
the party went to Hanna where
Senator Clark spoke Monday nj
ght' They report everything as
looking fine for the republican
ticket in that part of the country
, 1910-11-03
R. R. Spur for Electric Plant

Supt. Frank j. Cramer is hav-
ing a spu run from the tracks of
the company to the electric light
plant, a distance of SO yards only.
The plant was built close to the
right of way in order that a spur
might be put in for the purpose of
getting coal to the plant. Mr.,
Winsor is at work putting in a
large boiler in the place of The n
recently taken out. He hopes to
have the plant in operation within
a few days.
, 1910-11-03
School. Notes

Prof. and Mrs. Charles gave a
masquerade party to the pupils of
the High room, on Halloween
eve, at which all but one of the pu-
pills were present. Every one was
we'll masked, SO well, indeed, that
there WIS much difficulty In recog-
nizing them. Marion McPhail won
the prize for being the best mask
ed, johnson Doggett received the
the BOBBY prize. Ask him about
it. Appropriate contests were held
the prize winners being, Garrett
Price in the Guessing Contest and
John Howard in the Gum Chew
ing contest. BOBBY prize winners
in these contests were, Florence
Scott and Julia Sanger. A light
lunch was served, games were play.
ed until a late hour when all de
parted for home after having spent
an enjoyable evening and all have
a standing invitation tocome again.
Prof. Charles says that hereafter
parties must occur Friday nights,
there is a .eason
The intermediate room has
thirty-tive pupils in attendance
AT the end of each month pupils
who have been neither tardy nor
absent during the month are Civ
en- a small certiticate-seven of
these small certificates entitle a
pupil to a large certificate at the
close of the school term.
George Montgomery is a new
pupil in the fourth grade.
The primary and intermediate
rooms organized II Literary society
which they call the Sunshine
Club, meetings held every Friday
afternoon at 2:30, visitors always
welcome.
One new primary pupil, Kath-
leen Montgomery, entered school
Monday.
, 1910-11-03
Vote a Straight Republican Ticket

Dear MI. Voter: You are probably thinking that when the
hour comes for you to cast your ballot that you will scratch ono or
two, or perhaps more, names on the Republican ticket. If that is
in your mind the Sun would advise you to dismiss the idea and make
up vonr mind to "voteer strait" That is the only safe way in this
year when we are to elect a Republican Senator. If you get to
scratching you may carry it too far. What are you going to scratch
a little personal feeling against some one o n the ticket, per-.
haps! Consider the man, and his fitness for the place he is running
for on the ticket. If he is qualified, then bury your personal ami
mostly and vote for him. Your reason for not wanting to vote for
him may sound perfectly reasonable to yourself, but would you not
feel a little ashamed to give your real reasons in public Would
you not feel that the public would mark the words, personal mite 50
against the reason, If you made it known. The best plan is to do
no scratching, but vote the ticket strait.
, 1910-11-03
Dance AT Alex. McPhails Ranch

The good people at the ranch of
An MoPhall gave IA dance last
Friday night to the young people
oil that neiuhborhood and Saratoga.
James snyder and Burl Buchanan
furnished the music. A number
OF young people from this place
We're in attendance. Supper was
served at midnight and the da nee
did not break up until nearly day
light, every one having had an on
joyable time.
, 1910-11-03
Stockholders Meeting

AT the special stockholders meet
Ing of the County Fair Associa.
ton held here Tuesday after
was fairly well attended.
Tho meeting was for the purpose
OF authorizing the board of direct
ors OF that institution to raise mon
ey to pay off the indebtedness of
the institution, amounting to a lit
tie owe $1,000. The meeting voted
authority to the board to borrow
$1,000. This will leave a few dol
In the treasury for incidental
, 1910-11-03

Judge Carey, in his Rawlins speech, said:
when the State of Wyoming was admitted, I put in the bill
granting the State lands for certain purposes a provision that the lands
should not be sold for less than ten dollars an acre. The reason L
did it was this: L found that nearly every one of the young states had
lost their lands, or had given them away or had fooled them away."
There is no doubt but what that clause was put in the bill by
some one. Perhaps Judge Carey did il, as he claims, but. the reason
it was put in there was BECAUSE THE BODY OF WYOMING
MEN, WHO FRAMED THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE.
MADE 1T A PART OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION ADOPT.
ED ON THE 9TH OF NOVEMBER, 1883, NEARLY A YEAR BE-
FORE THE BILL FOR THE ADMISSION OF WYOMING HAD
BEEN FRAMED.
A man who will go before the people claiming everything, taking
all the cIedid, as Judge Carey is doing, is not the man to be trusted.
Every statement he has made during his canvass of the state bears
the same rotation to the truth that his above claim does.
, 1910-11-03
Spark for County Treasurer

One of the best men on the Re.
publican County ticket is ). Park,
of Encampment, the nominee for
treasurer. He is a very capable,
conscientious man, who is fitted,
both by education and natural
ability, to fill the position with
credit. His expert knowledge of
banking, his sterling honesty and
probity of character all go to make
him a very desirable man for the
IO-27-ll-3.
, 1910-11-03
Republican State Ticket

For Representative in Congress
Frank w. Mondell
Weston county
For Governor
w. E. Mullen .
Sheridan county
For Secretary of State
w. r. Schni' ger
Laramie county
For Superintendent of Public Inst.
A. d. Cook
Converse county
For State Auditor
R. B. Forsyth
Sweetwater county
For State Treasurer
j. l.. Baird
Weston county
For Justice Supreme Court
G. N. Potter
Laramie county
For Judge Bird Judicial District.
David H. Craig,
Carbon County.
, 1910-11-03
Republican County Ticket

NSPoDhhNo Sou AsSnS
For Sheriff, George w. Sisson
For State Senate,
w. II. Taylor, F. A. Hadsell
For House of Representatives.
j. X. Watson, August Grimm
Chas. Anderson, w. E. Tilton,
Frank G. Hunter, D. A Brown
For County Clerk, Chas. A. Hansen
For County Treasurer, S. Park
For Clerk of Court, G. r. Watson
For Pros. Atty, N. H. Greenfield
For Supt. Schools, Frances B. Smith
For County Commissioner 4 years
VIM. A. Mckay
For County Commissioner, 2 years,
Samuel Dickinson
For Coroner, DR.. o. Kingsley.
For Road Supervisor, John Milliken.
, 1910-11-03

D. ;.h no GOOD na,pI. This is the last shot. You will
n ~ he n more pleased when it is over and We a again get down to
raoulor bus;pes than we We ar doing this for the samt reason
the little girl had when saving her prayers. Her younger brother
vas n;ncbiue and teasing her during the performance of that import
ant duty when she suddenly stopped and said, "Lord, please excuse
me till L kick Freddie"
, 1910-11-03

1t matters not what the outcome of the present struggle for the
Governorshp may be, Judge Carey will be forever discredit+d by all
men who know the facts concerning his many false and malicious
statements of graft and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he is charging on the re-
publican administration of this state. 1t liz an acknowledged fact
OF eyery hand that the state of Wyoming has never witnessed such II
campaipn of falsehood and Misrepresentation as is now being conduct
ed under the leadership of Judge Carey.
, 1910-11-03

Saratoga 8 continually moving forward. Every improvement
that is made, whether by the town authorities or by private citizens,
is of permanent character. Not only has the city authorities been
wise in adopting the system of concrete crossings, but every dwelling
or other improvement made by a citizen, is a character that adds sub
staptiaIlv to the town. There ar many fue lawns in town low and
the past year saw great advancement in that line.
, 1910-11-03

If Judge Carey has failed TO attack a single prominent state in
o a single prominent republican in the state, we
do not know who Or what has escaped. Judge Carey proclaims the
fact that he has been a republican for forty years vet his methods
show that that he has been a mighty close student OF democratic
methods of campaigning and is following them out TO the letter.
, 1910-11-03

LIS 1t any recommendation for promotion to al important state Of
ice for a man to go about the state and make wholesale cbar,os 81
graft and msmanagement, without Offering proof of a sinole aIoa
tionF DO you, Mr., Voter, believe in supporting a whose
charges against state officers and prominent institutions have been
proven false and maliciousP
, 1910-11-03

II ne kEPuBLlCANL will only vote the REPUBLICAN
TICKET 1T will be elected. 1t is only when REPUBLICANS
GET TO FLIRTING WITH CANDIDATES ON TuE no
CRATIC TICKET THAT THE REPUBLICAN TICKET LOSES
OUT. AO0ho
, 1910-11-03

flv more days will settle the question, whether the State of Wv
omlng IL to continue its splendid progress n the road to prosneritv
under Republican rule, or to have it's affairs administered bv q reoc
who lays claim to being a Moses.
, 1910-11-03
10th to Relinquish q Lie

The Laramie Boomerang is still insisting that Judge Careys
statement concercing the disposition of the University lands is true.
1t was such a plausible lie. and the Judge hoped to gain 81 MANY votes
by It, that they are 10th to have 1t completely put to rout But the
records OF the Board of Trustees will show that the statements put
forth by MIR Burke and Mr.. Crawford were true in every particular
and that instead of throwing away the property of the University the
board had gained immensely by relinquishing lands of small vslue
for lands that they were guaranteed at least $40 per acre for, and Der
haps more, And thus was this gross prevarication of Judge Careys
made to serve the truth and shame the man who uttered il.
, 1910-11-03

s democratic meeting was a vote gettsr-for Mullen.
, 1910-11-03

Judge Carey says: 81 am not running as a Republican nor q
Democrat" The people have come to the conclusion ,ba. 3,
running as a muck raker.
, 1910-11-03

When Judge Carey gets thru with his campaign he will not bsv
a friend left in the republican party and but darned few in tbe dmo
cratic ranks.
, 1910-11-03

Judge Carey's ticket is only losing about 300 vo
That's going some, however,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
COUNTY COURT
NEARING END
The Gift Period Was Reach
ed To-day
JUDGE BUTLER GETS PEN
He Announced That Court Docket VIII
Be Called Tomorrow Morning at
0clock-casea Disposed
Of.

After two days Of wrangIiug, tear.
shedding and laughter. a verdict that
Charles celley did not shoot Edward T.
Browns dog was returned ia Washing.
ton county court last night, the jury
having been out since yesterday after.
noon. Brown sued celley because be
claimed that Celley was responsible for
the disappearance Of Scotch collie,
which went to sleep on the veranda in
Berlin one night and the next morning
was not there. nor had it been seen by
its owner since. The plaintiff claimed
the dog was worth $50
The defendant denied the alligator
Ia part and ii whole, inst as the plaintiff
had mind to take t. Then the aiioT-
neys got AZ the case, and the way they
worked would have done credit to a
murder trial; but before that the defend
ants counsel asked for verdict on the
ground that there was no evidence that
Browns dog Is dead, il may have simply
disappeared The court overrulea the
motion aud put the case up ID tie Jury;
and the jury found for tie defendant last
night
The Jury was composed as follows D.
B. Adams Of NoYtbheld r G Bancroft
81 Barre Town George w Chandler of
Berlin William Cole. err of Barre City
E. Foster Of Waterbury. Silak IT
Iioughton of Cabot. Zee Lane 81 Marsh
fed v s. Lovely Of Barre City, Afyfon
W Miles of Middlesex. Debert ]. Per-
snns ef Calais G. r. Stearns of Warren,
Clinton w TAYLOR of Worcester
A liquor case was disposed of also
yesterday, when Warren Holmes pleaded
guilty to one offense of selling iutoxi-
eants AL the time the charge was
brought Holmes WAS conducting 1 pool
room at Granitavile, nut he Is now foi
lowing his occupation " expert electri-
ciau. States Attogney Gates recon
msrdrd probation for the young man.
as his attorney. ~. a. Lord had urged
if. and Judge Butler took The matter
under confederation
Court was not II session this after.
noon, adjournment havng been taken
far BE- Morrill eaatenarv Judge Butter
annoHneed shis feteHaou lat hs doaAnt
uauid IS called II morrow morning ID
Hine O'Clock Two divorce eases we're
heard this morning. Grace Palmer VS.
" &. Palmer. tie drst 1T Waterbury
and tile second 81 Montpelier. FOR infolsr
able sefefifYs and Ilma Gordon rs +. NJ
Gordon. II Montpelier for intolsrabe
severity ana refusal 70 support.
1t ibis mornings session. The jurors
presented Eold-mounted fountain pen
To Judge Butler after which judge Bit
ler told them 81 bis pleasure at serving
with them Tire Jurors presented Sheriff
Tracy diamond stiekpin Deputy Sheriff
# p Camp i box af tobacco and Depn
ties Iiassnas and Dillingham; boxes d
cigars THE court IS about feady To wind
mp the present term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
CONVICTION ENDS TERM.
Herman Allen Fined for Using o. s.
Man WrongfnIIy

Burlington. April II The adjourned
February term 81 tie United States eir.
cuit and district courts, which has been
Iin session ainee Tuesday morning. was
closed yesterday afternoon by Judge
Charles n Houph.
Tie ease III Herman allen 0f Lowell,
charged with causing obscene literature
ID BE sent through The United States
malls was taken np ID the morning
and given to the Jury shortly before
noon At a40 o'clock The jury returned
i verdict of guilty The respondent
WAS sentenced II pay fine of $3.50
The letter was sent ID Charles n,
Warren of North Troy brother. III law
of The respondent Allen testified that
be wrote the letter that bis wife. who
recently returned from tha state hos.
pital for the insane at Waterbury. ad-
dressed the envelope and then bis SON
mailed Il Tho witness said that lfe
had no idea IL was going to he sent
thr0agh the mails when he wrote Iii
IN imposing sentence Judge Hnugh
said that Tia Hid not believe the story
of the respondent, neither did the iurg.
III. II Aldrieh. attorney FOR THE resp0n-
dent. had stated that Mr. Allen had lit.
tile or no money and Chat he was an
old soldier receiving pension bat the
raurt stated that 4 puishmeHt must De
meted out. although ID did not believe
confinement would hefp tlie prisoner or
lille public.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Rummage sale
james Ahegn weHt ID Gruton today on
1 business visit
stsflizad glass mugs and powdered
soap Hsed 1t Miers' sanitary harber shop.
Tie Skidao team defeated Che White
Sax In game of baseball yesterday
afternoon hv The score of rs To Il. Bat
teries fof the slxiddos, Davidson and
Gomoli Tor The White sok, Ilouehe,
Gay ana DupFey.
AT The meeting of the clerks union.
held lasE evening. It WAS voted to hold
d banquet and dance for the members
of Tie local, At fate ta be settled
upon BY PIE entertainment committee.
Nine applications for membership were
received
If A. Barnhart and son. Lee Rarnhart,
of the firm Of Hafnhaft Granite COM
pang IF Eillieothe. Ohio. retail monument
dealers are stopping at the City hotel
for d few days while they are looking
after some business interests here. The
elder Mr. Rafnhart says that the monu-
msnt business Il good Ii the middle
West.
A very pleasant entertainment and
social WAS held At The Universalist
church last evening. under the direction
of tie committee On hospitality The
vestry was well filled with people
throughout tile evening. A musical and
literary program was given. after which
refreshments were served and d social
hour passed.
n. M Laws of the New England Fruit
COMPANY viii open his new store III the
quarters formerly occupied BY 4. VIZ.
Mo0iWnrth Il company next to Perry
N Camps. Saturday Of this week A
complete, fresh stock of home made con
feeti0nery. fruit, light beverages, ice
cream. etc special featnre ii several
private iee-eream booths. See advertise
inent tomorrow of special bargains on
opening day-
Four meritarious pictures the Dream
land theatre has to present Its patrons
tonight II has been d long period since
4 better comedy drama than Winning
Fathers Consent has been seen Ii town.
There Il nothing heavy about IL but it
rs delightfully."- real and true to life.
The western drama, *rold il the Golden
West.H Is moi overlFawn hut Il natural
To Tile happenings 81 that great country
il times past
Extra large audiences saw Julius
Caesar" last night at the Biiou theatre.
It Is splendid Interpretation af the
great authors drama well staged and
played hv some noted actors. After wit
Messing this picture, one can better I'M
derstand tile reading nf the play. II IS
gelline treat. Love Of Little Flora
- 34sA.4 IL 4s484
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
JURY CONVICTS
WOMAN OF MURDER
Mrs. Fremont Newbert Found Guilty
Of Giving Her Husband Poison.
Motion for a New Trial

Rockland. Me-. April IA Guilty Of
the murder 81 her invalid husband
Fremont AewbeFt, who died Nov Is.
from The effects Of strvehuine poison
iug aecok Ting t0 medical testimony.
was Che verdict found hy the jury il
the suprcme court late yesterday
ssgainst Mfs. Sadie Fl Newhert. the
middle.aeed Thenaston woman, who for
IS years was his sole support. This
deeIsion was reached after the jury had
deliberated 4ia hours
The penalty "a this state for murder
il life impfisonm nt ri state prison.
This institution s located within sight
of The prisoners hame.
The defence eonieHded that the pois.
ON Was self-admnistefd Senator is
NJ Staples. counsel fer Mrs Neubeft
fled motion for new trial on the
ground that the verdict Il against the
evidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14

Under Auspices Of Barre Board Of Trade,
Next Wednesday Night.

The FIRST annual banquet Of the Barre
board of trade has bern arranged for
April 90. next Wednesday evening. at
s O'Clock at Woodmen's hall ii the Boil
ster block No pains have been spared
e. make The banquet one of the best
affairs over held ia the city. Mr.. Henry
Eimmis of Montreal member Of the
Missihquoi Marble Co., will represent
tie Montreal board 81 trade Mrs J. A..
the Montreal board 81 trade Mr. A..
Redmond of Newport are The other OUT
side guests ana speakers The menu
music and local speeches should com
plete an enjoyable and profitable even
ing.
The large membership Of the board Of
trade limits tile number Of tickets that
can be sold 20 those not members As
long as they last tickets can be OBJ
tanned by anyone, whether member
or not. from G. 3. CIodding, George n
Tiiden OF Arthur G. Moore A cordial
invitation Is extended ths citizens Of
Barre 10 attend this banquet aud to
make their attendance certain be im.
mediateiy obtaining tickets therefor
The tickets represent less than the ac-
tuai cost Of the banquet, because of
an appropriation from the associations
treasury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
TALK OF The TOWN.

James Nfcilerment 81 Trookdeid was
in the city to-day On business.
The regular meeting 81 TIE Z Q. G. II
viii BIZ held at The residence If II. G,
Iapoint Friday evening at 80
Mrs W Thompson Of Long street re-
eeiTed word to-day af the death Of her
sister. Mrs A. Gill Of Aberdeen, Scot.
land
Fitch Wiley who was shot in the leg
Monday BY the accidental discharge q
his revolver. is reported q be recovering
rapidly He is now So that be ean Sit
ap IN his room at the City hospital.