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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16


front Of the machine 70 start the mot
ors going, he give the crank one turl
and the back fire in the motor shove,
the crank back, breaking his arm.
So far Il IL known that one Mont
lpelier man IS wearing the Mead but
ton. The lieutenant governor fs send
ing them ont among bis friends and IN,
button which "a white, has the clover
the Vermont flower. ar an emblem. and
IN a circle around the edge Of the but
ton are the words, aFor Governor John
A. Mead
The state convention Of Congregation,
Al ministers. al which practically every
Congregational minister IN Vermont
viii be in attendance. Is to be held al
Bethany church June l4-l0 The
speakers viii Be Dr. Rockwell Harmon
Potter Of Hartford, Conn, Or. G. Glenn
Atkins Of Providence, r. T., DR.. J. III.
Thomas Of Middlchnry college, Rev. Rnv
Houghton Of Brattleboro. Rev. q. ". q.
Hill Of SC. Jobnsbury. Rev. George s.
Mills Of Bennington and Rev. Rankin
Jackson Of ST Adams.
The death Of Mrs. George II Barron
occurred Thursday At her home ia Cam
bridge Mass, and the body viii Be-
borueht here for interment In
Greent Mount cemetery. The funeral
will he held AZ 5. m.. tomorrow at
fho h~t.- - &c., r44s II
Northhnd road. Rev J Edward Wright
win be the officiating Clergyman Most
OF Mrs Barron's life had been spent II
Montpelier, her maiden name being
Mary Caustic She IS survived BIZ her
husband 4 sister and three brothers
Mrs @ 4 Dodge oi Brattleboro, ~. J.
Caustic Of Long Beach. Cal Charles r.
caustlc Of Cambridge, Mass, and George
3 Caustic IF Berlin
l. b Brooks has CARED At Middlesex
this week $1,000 pounds of maple sugar
to Be sent to Jersey city to the Amer
nan Tobacco company, where Il viii
be put into chewing tobacco. Ee paid
FOR the sugar 10 cents a pound, the high.
est price for several wears. For two
years it has been only cents a pound.
A large amount Of maple sugar II used
Zach year BY the tobacco companies
md no other kind is as satisfactory.
One year, owing 20 the scarcity Of tile
maple product, cane sugar was used
lut TIE output that srnson was near
n failure and the attempt has not
leen repeated This Is conceded to Be
.he poorest sugar season for five years, |
he amount produced per tree averag.
ne not over pound or pound and
ialf
Miss Catherine Topper head clerk in
be Office Of the state Tux commissioner
n Burlington, finds, after checking up
Re corporations which have paid
heir taxes and sled the years returns.
hat there are over thousand firms
DING business in the state. which have
his number IS fully a. large ais Last
ear. It is not yet known Just how
lanv have forfeited their licenses BY
Milling To comply with the require.
rents In order to resume operations.
uch corporations have to meet the
enalty imposed and procure new II
enses, Fifty-ive corporations have
cen given their articles Of association
at have not yet organized in corporate
1rm Included IN this list is the Mont
elier and Essex Traction company,
hich was formed for the purpose Of con
.Tucting railroad between this city
II E1Hsa "A u
uct company, the Barre Electric Light
lmpany, the Barre Investment com
any aud the Barre Realty company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
who win Claim Them7

Letters uncallea for al the Barre post
Office for the week ending April Il were
as foliowss--
Men Pet Bertwin, Chas Fl. Chamber
lin q. cisehini. sante Cefasoli. George
COPELAND Gudie Dunson, Miles Ditehrich,
'C. Frazzi, Abraham Iayally. Edward Lee,
Fred r. Long. Aotonio ZoSie de Mideiros.
Aiair Mtovppoipm, Charles MaQni. Dan
Mckinnon, ID .. Moody. James Mcneil.
John Morsonite, Louis M0Iinari. o. i.
McCardi Philip Murphy, D. p. Royce.
Jaey Ranery James Smith, Marin Saar.
VIM. Smith, William Charbono. r. III.
Whalen, Charles Young
Women Miss Gladys Bowels Miss
Band Mrs Edith Cruickshank. Miss
Florence Cutler, Elise comole. Mrs a
I. Downing Mrs. Mamie Farnsworth ;.
Mrs Ine7 Goodrich Mrs. Dora Lewis
Miss j. Mcdonald, Mrs. Lydia NeTver
Miss Mary AIaqun. Miss Irene Sbarbono
Miss Shirley White
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
MONTPELIER.

Automobile Crank Broke Richard Stan
dishs Arm Last Night
Richard II. Standish broke a bone in
his right arm last night while attempt
ing TO crank up his automobile pre-
paratory to showing friend, William
Quisley Of New York City. about Mont.
Pelier. He called at the Montpelier
house for him and when he went to the
front Of che machine 70 start the mot.
ors going, he give the crank one turn
and the back fire in the motor showed
the crank back, breaking his arm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
GRoToN

Mr.. Jack Jones is suffering from :
severe cold.
Charles Miller moved to south Rye.
gate this week.
Fred Glover II in Boston this week
attending soldiers reunion
Rev. and Mrs Joseph Reed Of New.
bury we're visitors at s. B Morrison's
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Welch and daueh-
ter d Ccrinth were visitors at G. A.
Ricker's this week
Miss Mary Danforth. formerly Of lap.
en-, win speak AZ the Methodist church
Thursday evening, April 81
Hon. T b Han and daughter. Mrs.
+ 8 Blanchard. left Thursday ~ at
tend the Methodist conference ct Island
Pond.
I Mr. and Mrs Nathan Kicker 81 Wells
River were il town Wednesday to AZ
bend the birthday party Of Mrs c. A..
Kicker.
The Rev W. A. Pollock 81 south Rye.
gate will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday il exchange with Rev s,
;, Myers.
Miss Marian Hatch, who is i'll with
pneumonia, still remains In critical
condition Misses Lora ana Matte
Hatch are recovering.
Miss Elizabeth Scott went to Cottage
hospital Woodsvile N FIJI, Thursday.
for treatment for appendicitis She was
accompanied BY Mrs + n Wsleh
the Knights Of the HOLY Grail Ire
rehearsing the drama. sThe Spy 81
.Gettshurg. which they viii present at
the opera house Thursday ana friday
evenings May ls and 20.
The friends Of Mrs. c. A. Kicker
gathered at her home Wednesday eyen-
ING and gave her q birthday party. Re
freshments were served aud large
number enjoyed delightful evening
Robert Renfrew, Who Il attending
veterinary college at Grand Rapids. I
Micn., arrived here the first Of the week
and will pass bis vacation at The home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Rem /
frew
John H Darling, road commissioner
went to st Johnsbury Thursday to at I
tend county meeting Of road commits
sioners. Mrs Darling accompanied him
as far as Wells River, where she spent
the day
Donald Fraser went I'd Barre Monday
for treatment for bis ewes. Mrs Fraser
was called there Wednesday aud it Is
understood he IS to have an operation
performed on them
Mrs s p WEIGH went to St Johns
bury yesterday for medical treatment.
She expects to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. WEIGH accompanied her but re-
turned home the same day
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Arthur Of Sche-
neotady, n Y, were called here bv the
critical illness Of their mother. Mrs
Ellsworth Arthur who il stu verv illll
It Cottage hospital, although her con
iition is improving.
At recent meeting Of the village
trustees, the following appointments
we're made: Police, l. G. Weleh. Alexan-
Ter Davidson: fire wardens. A. r. Tav-
or A. S. Clark. A = Iagare; superin-
endent Of streets. J. H Darling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
Saved from tie Crave.

Il had about given up hope. alter near
~ four years Of suffering from a severe
lung trouble" writes Mrs Al. /. Dix Of
Clarksville Tenn Often the pain in nv
chest would be almost unhearahle. ana t
could not 40 any work, but DR.. Kings
New Discovery has made me feel like q
new person. It's the best medicine made
for the throat and lungs Obstinate
coughs, stubborn colds. hay fever. Ia
grape. asthma, Group, bronchitis and
hemorrhages hoafseness and whooping
cough yield quickly 70 this wonderful
medicine. Try It. soc and sl.00 Trial
bottles free Guaranteed BY the Red
Cross Pharmacy:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16

Among old Williamstownisns who
have been very successful Ia the west
Is RUFUS Walker. now Of Moline. H.
Remembering how greatly, q a boy, he
enjoyed Vermont maple sugar. and hay-
ing seven OF eight grandchildren who have
Inherited taste for the same TO say
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
BETTER THAN A CURE

II is well to cure cold, but better
20 prevent 1t. AS soon as Won feel q
cold coming on take one or two lanes
Pleasant Quinine Tablets You viii not
have cold and the tablets will leave
yDu fseling better than ever They cure
grip IN q few hours. 25c box 1t drug.
gusts aud dealers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
MontpeLler 3 WeIla live RaIIroaa
Iectric Street Railway.


We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
y refund the money on a 60-cent bottle
n Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar X
IL fails TO cure your cough 81 cold We
also guarantee 25.cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Red Cross Pharmacy Il A. Drown.
c. II. Kendrlck \ Co, D. F. Davis.
George q. Edison. J. D. Macarthur,
w. Z. Miles a. Co., McAlHster Bros,
D. G Howard, D. A. Cumming,
J. W. ParmenteF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
a STRAIGHT Vote.

The secret Of the ballot is sometimes
TOO good to keep. George" said the
squire. did you vote straight. as /
told you?" Sure. Oh did, squoire. Ii
said on th' paper to put d x. but OF
moinded rs how We said 'voat straight.
and OF put IN straight through un's
name. London Chronicle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
GRANITEVILLE.

Old and young folks dance under tho
auspices Of Mystic circle, CO. +. Of A.,
IN Miles hall. April 10. General admits
sion Csc. Riley's orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16

Traina leave Barre FOR White River junction
And Boston and way stations. aih0 Windsor
and Bellows Fails aud New York DO H23 and
1896 O. "a. and 1i.B6 i. nj Also leayn flaero Tor
Waite River Junction Beiows tall4, epying-
1oid and New York &c 6.f5 u 10.
Trains leave Barre for Darlington. 81. Al.
bans, Montreal ami way stations AZ A2a = M.
ko0 h6p. m. and 2i5a ~
Montpelier q Wells River Railroad
Trains leave Harre for Wells River, oonneot
ing At mat point with trains going both north
ard south. at 725 q. m. 825 and BIOS b. fn. me
1870 train oonneots with train fer Hoston. and
perth fog Lisbon, iittleson. Fahgans and lam
Mstef, also with Montreal express. md tho 7.tH
nd afo trains with ST. .iohnahufy Wains.
Trains leave HARE for Montpelier 9f f26
bsta, A., i2.ss aoa. 40 ami ts1p. M.
Electric Street Railway.
Carr leave square n 8afre for Montpelier NJ
u minutes Of and 70 uioutes past the hour
Leave montpelier for Barre on the hour and
had hour until 10 b. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
CLOSE SHELTER AS
1T INJURIES TREES

REDDlNG. Cal. July An or.
der from The United States govern
msut that the Bully uili amclteF az
palmar shall close down July ! vas
obsyed and 900 employees are idle
to-day. Complaints wcTe made 90
The federal authorities that tee
smoke from the shelter damaged
fruit trees and crops la thr Yicinlty,
and an Investigation was made by
the government The statements
og the compiainhnth wcrv found to
be- correct and the smsllcr vas or.
dered closed today Damage Was
done % trees and crops In an area
Of fNo square miles surrounding
the amsiter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
DO BUSINESS GIRLS WANT TO MARRY? WHY YES CERTAINLY!
BUT THEY AND AT LEAST ST. 5OOA YEAR

Few OF thf girls want many chill
dfcn. Some are apostles OF 'ruce
suicide"
A Minnesota atonographer said.
u don't wtSt many children Moth.
or had 10 many She could not give
us much care
The Rirl who boards usually ~ u
firm believer in marriage
"A furnished room is no way
for GIRL 20 live" said an In
diana beauty shop worker. ~ don't
know what the folks In my town
would say N they knew ! saw my
gentlemen friends In my bedroom,
but there isn't any parlor In the
boarding house, and all the girls
do H."
The business eirra ideal Of
manly beauty r. tall. dark.
square inwcd hero The huHinonH
girls pays much attention to good
looks and good clothes.
Tho factory girl wants man
much older than herself 10 care
for her
The business girls wants q young
man about her own age, ESQ we
can grow up together"
wlduwcrn aud divorced men do
not stand high with business
glrla
"No warmed over affections for
mine" seems 20 be their motto.
The hundreds 81 business girla
who named The salaries they want.
"a their husbands TO receive
struck an average OF SO = week.
or s 600 a year
business girls like good spend.
ers. prospects 81 having Htingy
husbands DO not appeal 10 them
Twoathirds ~ the girls insist that
their husbands shall have good
Quotations
Only thrce.tenthH of them con.
slider marriage a failure. they are
upiimlalH about mairimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Schautner has made a wide invos,
tigatiou and study OF the heart
ionEings 81 the young woman who
works for a living tie has talked
ia thousands. from the girl who
earns 81 a week % the highly spe
claiiEod woman who manages a bus.
mess az from $4,000 20 $4,000 a
year. and he Is reporting his ind
lngs Ia a series Of interesting
articles.
"fd rather have The chance 10 DO
this Interesting work" said the
head lady OF a department in a
Philadelphia store to the writer
than b. the daughter Of mil
nonaire.
a man would have 10 offer me a
good deal. said a Wisconsin ste.
noEFaphcr, 80 atone Tor my giying
ap my economic Independence
Girls In offices and stores see so
much OF mon" said a Seattle
bookkecper that they are apt to
De made suspicious and pessimls
tic
N ! could get = real good posi-
ton Tor sI2 a week. With a nice llt.
Gle room. ia never marry" said a
laboratory assistant in Maasachu.
sets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Romantic passion h not uecer.
sary." said Louisiana atenogra
pher IL often burns out aud
makes unhappineas I'd want deep
respect and sympathy wouldn't
marry until I Was Just as M for
wifehood NJ Tor any other pfofea
sion that I would enter with cxpec.
tatious Of success"
= want love-" said Seattle
telephone giri. "lla money might
give out. Love lasts when money 10
gone
A millinery clerk said 4 want 20
be loved not because I'm useful.
but because It's me"
"Iust 80 long a. there q a clean
tahlecloth In the house and love. q
wont matter II We don't have much
20 eat. said a aaleswoman la Chi.
caEo.
Tho business girl does not expect
20 DO anything but housew0rk after
she magries.
A southern telephone girl said
What. so on with nv teieph1ning ?
Why. 70 be 80 tired In she evening
I wouldn't even have a smile ieft
for my husband
An undcrpaid brooklyn girl said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
WANT SEATTLE TO
BUY THEIR LAND

A proposition vas made 10 The
finance committee yesterday for
the sale of the half block lying east
of the old city hall site 10 the city
for 100000 Bonds for The pur.
chase Of this property by condemna-
ton we're voted a. the last general
election A majority Of the council
men present at yeaterday'a meet.
Ing wore inclined 20 think that a.
the price named the city could got
this ground cheaper than by con.
domination. and the suggestion WIS
made that n the owners ~ the
property would agree 20 bid on the
bond issue the council would con
slider taking the land al private pur.
chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
MISSING GIRL is
FOUND In RIVER

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. July !.
The body Of Miss Aana weudleF.
Of Usage city. Mo. who disappear.
I'd Tuesday. Was found IN The Mis-
Horui river by fishermen last niKhk
"a n point five miles weat ~ Usage
CITY A heavy dent In che iors.
head strengthens tho opinion 81 the
county officers that she saa muJ
dered
Miss Wendief left her home 10
Walt neighboFa aud bad apparently
started 90 the way back when she
met death Tier haakci. shoes and
paraaol eeFe found on the river
bank about tao miles from Oaas.
city this morning Alongside Of
them were a pipe and a package 81
tobacco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
YOUR FRECKLES
Need Attention In the spring OF
Face viii Stay Covered.

Now Ia the time 20 take special
care ~ che complexion u YOU wiHh
q 10 look woli the rest Of the year
The June winds bring out frocklcn
that will stay all sammer unless
removed now with othlue double
strength
This prescription for the cure Of
freckles o. the discovery of m
eminent skin specialist. and IL 70
uniformly successful that Il ia sold
b. the Raven Drug Co. undes guar
antee 90 refund The money II ID falls.
Get an ounce OF oihine-~d double
strength. and even tho first nights
application viii show a wonderful
Improvement. some Of the smaller
frecklss even vanishing entirely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
CHILBERG GETS A
JAP DECORATION

Here's another heirloom 90 be
passed down 10 posterity IN tho
Chuberg family also % a1erdiy do
signed gold medal for John H. 70
pin on hif breast and swell up oyer
on state occasions
Tho president ~ the Aiaska-
yukon Pacific exposition yesterday
received the decoration NJ the Inn
perlai order ~ tho Rising Sun,
third class. from the emperor Of
Japan. sent ae "a mark n apprecia-
tiou FOR the courtfsiea extended
Japan and her oommiaaionera during
the fair Acting japanese Consul
X Hayasm. representing the nh
imd0. made the presentation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
JAPS TO CELEBRATE
FOURTH OF JULY

Despite the fact that Uncle Sam
refuses 10 ailow Japanese residents
In America 10 become citizens OF
the American nation. the Japanese
residents 81 Seattle are going "a
observe Independence day with all
the noise and enthusiasm Of a 10.
yearold American born youth.
Their big fireworks display will
take place on Washington o. Re.
fyeahmeuts will be served aud pa
tftutic' exercises viii be held In the
offlcra ~ the Japanese association
afterwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
WHAT WILL THE
PEOPLE DO TO
THE GANG NOW?

ALBANY, n Y. July 1.-The
Rooaeveltllughea forces were de.
fonied last night when the assem-.
bly, adopted the report Of the jude
larry committee. killing the Cobb
direct primary bill The vote WAS
80 20 81 Tho adoption ~ the ad
verse report Kills the bin In the
lower house
u is expected that the senate
VIII take similar action tonight
The assembly viii then pass q reao
luton 70 adjourn ana the special
session viii probably come to IA
close some time tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

NJ key 10 success doesn't lock
snyfAlas Ike a night key
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
WILLIAM MORRIS HEADS
LARGEST VAUDEVILLE
COMBINATION

NEW YORK. luly IA eoaaum
nation Of negotiations 70 combine
two great vaudeville circuits 81
America and ioudon "a expected
within a few days The William
Morris company and the London
Variety Theatres vili form the joint
circuit The London theatres In
clude 20 houses oNued By Walter
@ Gibbons.
The combination will DO the
largest Of ita Kind in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
WAR
WITH MOB As
KNIFE FALLS
v.rceman Killed and Hun
dreds Injured in Riots
Tba. Follow Execution.

ans July Tho guillotine
1870 eFtsea Santc today at sun.
- .,.smed the head Of liaoeai.
~ n the most hioodthimy of the
81 80 sanaches. according go
lsl's .sss. MARTYR. according GO
" ,.s,sast against my execution,
.rs.heaf a. he rested hts head
c. - hloek. Ike a famous mon
W Asgafe him. Liabrute next
- wsfs cut short by The heavy
- a ia gallloilne
~, ~ psossst Of the condemned
was reechocd In riots. In
s ~ fee lfs Of President faE
-, 49,. 49, threatened and In which
n.l.esmaH w8s killed and many
- soldiers and rioters were
hiared.
Tangled on Police.
vAs,e liAheaf Was preparing 10
..'.es .hs scaffold bis friends and
- thousand revomtionists and
sisllsis gathered ln The streets
-, the prison The fall Of the
=. .eparentiy maddvned the
49, and an attempt was made
!. ssnym the prison Gendafmea
80 ,rAmpled and beaten. prison
s..ras aere shot and the gates of
= pf.son yard we're heins bat,
- down when the tro0ps that
- her ordered into the cts for
- an emergency rode up.
~ soldiers charged and che
- xas beaten back. leaving hun.
49, ii injured or the pavemeuts.
M II those injured viii die,
re nob was quellcd bat not
Asassn ana continued 10 thrung the
srssss jeering the soldiers and
s1rsaseniug 10 send other police
- 10 lo.lou the one for whose
nrfd.r i.iabsuf vas executed
Aaalssonal troops were rushed
a he scene and surrounded the
opfEa ID whlch Lsabeuls body Was
ssken 10 TIE eemetcry az lvry The
tsplay q strength frustrated a
ylna q the socialists 70 carry the
hcay Il l.lAheui through the streets
4 Paris a. an object lesson In
sgefnmenF BY force
Al lvry 3Fsaths and flowers we're
plaeed o. llahsafs grave. One Of
nsm bore The motto. To a Police
Martyr This vas removed By The
Nshmstie4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
THE MARKETS

The faiiasfsa afe tfse arrraae pytses
nussfsd ~ the iseai wlfairsst~rs lerai
,rgsssiass. rs4sfs ana feed Frts~~ IN all
raa@s 40 aahfeet 90 raftgtiap. asF~rdi -
o. fFrshnraa aaa aen~raf rarsiirare. bstt
bna~ psasws. assts@a a.fhsrssts~ iadtcatHas
arc Tee styfssfy fir.t aFadae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

oyster Shells. 100 los ~ lie
Clam ahaiis. % Tbs ts.. "a
Gfanulated Bones. 100 la "a
Home Meal 100 iha .-.... 90
Scratch Foud sa-ib sack. IL
Common Heuas EEE Food.
n1alh sack .sssa....rss -
In zoe. IS per ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

Il wiah someone would fin IL 80 llv
ing wouldn't be 80 high. We don't
want 20 work after We get mar
ried
-Four nfths OF the business girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01

want children. az compared with
only twothirda Of the factory girls
Home 10 not complrtc without
children. I love them" said Ten
neHaan nlannnraphar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-01
Magazine Writer Who
Has Asked All Kinds OF
Working Girls About
Their Hearts Desires,
Tells Us About the
Hopes of the Woman of
Affairs.

While factory girls marry 10 "a
cane che toll that kills. it e. differ
ent with The business girl-atcnog
raphorH, hookkeepeN. cashiers
clerks manicurlata. telephone opcr.
atora etc They have none 81 Tho
grlndlng toll that makes the fac
tory girls mo miserable and They
are getting better wages. too
Consequently they arr more par.
ticular and the right man has "a
come along before Miss Business
VIII give up her typewriter 10Y a
dlshpan. Yes. she IL mighty par.
iicular more so than the daughters
Of CUR milllunalrea. Says Roht a.
Schautfler la Success Magazine fog
july.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-04
THREE CHILDREN ARE
LOST AT MONTERREY
Police Are Called Upon for Assistance.
Cane Crop Is Short, Due to Disas-
trOus Flood.

Monterey, N L., Jan. 4.-Much con-
Germ is being felt in police circles over
the disappearance of three children
Notice was given at police headquarters
by Jesus Ovalle that his three children,
Sofia, Marciano, and Paula, aged 9, 4,
and I years, respectively, were lost
The band of the eighth regiment
went from this place to Linares TO play
for the Inauguration of the new NUM-
cipal officers of that place.
Rev. William F. Quillian, pastor of
the Trinity Methodist church in this
city. is conducting a study of the church
discipline among the church members
Meetings are held in the church every
Wednesday night.
Word comes from the Linares sugar
district that the mohendas are now in
full force. 1t is reported that the cane
crop this year is somewhat less than in
usual times. and this is said to be due to
the drouth last year and the disastrous
flood of last August, which wiped out
whole fields of cane and corn.