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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-20
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. George Farrell and daughter, Ar
leen, Of Underhil are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w II. CoOk.--CWen AAiiun of Fair
field visited relatives in town over Sun
day.-Nivian Page and Miss Ruth Gid
dings, both of East Bakersfield were
married Monday, October 10, by the
Rev O. X. HouEhton.--A harvest ball
will be held IN town hall Friday even
ing, October 2l.-A. l.. Han of New
buryport, Mass, is visiting in town
Mrs. q. e. Wheelock and Katherine
McNaney are visiting In Franklin.--
Mrs. Minnie Lewis of Duluth Mirn..
who is visiting her brother, H. NJ. Doanc.
is seriously ill.,
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RICHFORD.

The golden wedding anniversary rec+p-
lion given by Mr. and Mrs William
impey Thursday afternoon, from four
To eight O'Clock, was largely attended
The house and grounds were beautifully
decorated and Illuminated. Mr.. and Mrs
lmpey We're seated beneath two large
wedding bells, and beside them was Mrs
puffer widow of the Rev. William r.
Puffer the clergyman who married Mr.
and Mrs. Impey 20 years ago. Mrs. Puff
fer was witness of the marriage cere-
mony a formal program was carried
out. one Of the pleasing features Of
which was the presentation TO the veneer
able couple Of a basket containing $50
In gold coin. the speech being made by
the KEY W. l.. Douglass. Mr.. lmpey
was born in England 10 years ago. and
came to ki'hford In 1N3'. Mrs lmpcy
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Arthur f.ondon, clerk ~ the Brandon
Ian. and Miss Rose Clark We're married
Thursday evening by Rev. J. !. Boyle.
We football same hc'wcgn Ito-
chester and Brandon on NinSlow's ftl1
saturday resulted In victory for r.
chester, the score waS ? t. o,-C;eorse
II. Mcleod has been spending the past
week I'm HostOn,-Wil!iam Eckley has
gone TO New York. where he win spend
the winter with his son.-Mr. and Ms.
Charles pcuu!-on have returned TO their
home in Concord, Mass.
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turbance. He showed some resistance A
time Of arrest.--Dr. G.. G.. Walker and Or.
A. NJ. Butteriied attended the Stat.
medical meeting in St Adams last week,
Doctors Elder of Montreal, Macdonald
of sutton, +. g., and White Of this place
performed surgical operation Saturday
on Mrs. George Livngston.--F W. Elk.
ms is at home from his duties IN Quobes
for about two weeks Mrs W. y. Kelley
and William -. Kelley, her son, are IN
New York
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costs. amounting to sl5.S9.--The body
Of Jelbert Marrier known as Gilbert
Murray, was taken to Magog. que,
Monday for funeral and burial. He
died sunday of heart trouble and
dropsy, having been i'll FOR several
weeks. Hc was born in Alhurg April
=, 1910, and came to this place to live
in 1909. He is survived by his wifc
ana a daughter by Il former marriage,
Mrs toutcrmarchc, who recently
moved TO this rlacc.--Miss dilemma Aver
is visiting her sister. Mrs. John q. Sui
linn of Dorchcster. Mass
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WASHINGTON
WORCESTER.

Carl Smith and family OF Revere, Mass
have moved to the old kellogg place on
hampshire hll.--Mr. and Mrs Fenton
Straw OF Hereford, Que, visited rela'
tiveS in town last week, Eugene Farms
worth has returned from Rutland, where
the has been working for some time
Mrs. Collins. who has been with hei
daughter, Mrs. Archie Brown, for several
DAYS, returned to her home in Barre
Saturday. Charlotte Curtis is a
home from Montpelier in poor health
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gray went to Bos'
ton on the excursion last Week.-Mrs.
Henry Bailey and children visited Mrs
Emily Bailey last week,-Clarence Straw,
who had been called to his former home
in Quebec by the illness of his father,
returned on Monday.--Mr and Mrs, Elton
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WESTvTNTD.

Mrs. l.. \. Bowman OF Wellesley, Mas.
who has been spending several we, =
with her son, Rev. j. Il. bowman. went
to burlington Monday to visit Mrs. d.,
I.uud. Nj. Bowman accompanied her and
will also visit at Montpelier before r..
turnirg. Mrs. h H. hitchcorN went T.
Montpelier Monday to visit her sister
News has been received Of tao death OF
Rev. William livingstone at HE home il
Iaffrcy, y. H.-t'aruers arc cnmplaiu.
Ing Of the deprodations Of grey sduirrnli
and crow. Tho latter eat corn in ia.
stock and the squirrels are accused -
eating everything In sight
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CAMBRIDGE.

Harry Davis had the misfortune to
di"locate his shoulder recently.--Mrs
Cora Irish of North Ware. Mass, has
been visiting her sister Mrs. j. T.
McClure--Miss Bessie Allen has been
the guest of Mrs, H. r. Brewster the
past week.-Iittle Edith Start was
taken to the hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis last week.'-W.
l., Griswold returned Monday from
his trip to Boston.--Mrs. Leach of
Bakersfield has been the guest of her
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GEORGIA.

Joseph Ballard underwent an operation
at his home Tuesday, and is resting quite
comfortably Bliss is lll.-Charles
Harris has rented the T.. A. Howard farm
and will take possession March bert
Wood has been at his home for a few
days.-Mr and Mrs. Melvin Able are
spending a few days In Boston.
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CHCENEECEC.

Mrs. Emma Wright returned from
four weeks visit to her old home in
Prookheld. Mass Thur=day.--Samuel
wright of Maple Grove, Canada. visited
his unclcs, John and George Wright last
We. Ky arrSn Caswell, who has been
suffering with a cancer on his lip for
some time past. has had It removed
Mr.. and Mr.. Ira MaEoon are spending
the week in Manchester, \. H., with
their son.
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sister. Mrs. Davis.-Mrs. Ann Leach
has gone to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jane Chase, in f1ctcher.-Thero is to
be play Friday evening at the Am
crican House given bv the Grange
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SOUTH HERO.

The funeral Of Mrs. Abbie Robinson,
aged So years, who died Saturday morn
Ing, will be held Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock at her late residence.
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GRAND ISLE
ISLE La NOTE.

The funeral of Mrs. Henry III. Hill was
held Monday at North Hero with inter-
mcnt AT that place. the Rev Mr. Creacy
of Alburg officiating. Mrs. Hill had been
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ORLEANS
NORTH TROY.

Deputy Sheriff Wakefield had in GUS
tody Sunday tramp arrested for dis
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Continued on page I'D.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS
COMPLETE CHARTER

tute the city council and must hold
daily meetings
Appointye Offices created are city
clerk, assessor, chief Of police, chief Of
fire department city physician and
judge Of the municipal court All Of
these are appointed for an indefinite
period
A board Of three inspectors Is elect
ed.
A recall election may be held on PEI
tition Of IS per cent Of the voters
Reports Of the expenditures Of all
departments must be published month
III
Eight hours constitute a days work
On city work and preference must be
given 10 home labor
Sinking funds Of the city may be
loaned on city real estate and city
funds will be deposited in the bank of-
fering the highest rate 1f interest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
Haskell ROuStS
Col. ROOSeDe1t

tions made during his recent tour Of
the west and the present campaign in
New York finding 10 way to reconcile
them.
Roosevelt be said, advocates govern.
uent by strong men, rather than bg
the principles OF the law and is today
BY virtue Of his hold upon the minds
Of the public and by reason Of the
things which he is advocating, the
leading exponent Of GENERALIZATION Of
governmental authority which he del
clares to be the predominating issue.
Attacks Republication.
The governor went further than 70
analyze RooseveItism. He took issue
with the principles for which the rel
publican party as whole stands The
new postal savings bank system, he
AYERS, IS means toward the conce1-
tration power and cash, and he cham
pioned the right ana authority Of a
state to conserve and develop its nat
ufal resources independently Of federal
aid Or supervision
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
STRIKE IS
SPREADING
Express Company Bust
ness Tied IIpM Much
Disorder Results
speclnl by Unltee &C..

Special BY United Press.
New York, Oct 29.--Bufiness Of the
United States, Meils-targo and Adams
express companies is practically at a
standstilI. The terminals are stacked
with undeIivered packages
The strikers and strike breakers are
lighting iu the vicinity Of every termi-
mai
The strike has spread until every ex-
press company + affected
The yeamsters are not striking but
they refuse To take ont wagons with
strike breakers
Oiiieials of the Axnress companies
stated today that they we're willing to
grant the wage increase but they rel
fuse q recognize the union
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
OF
STANDARD

Special 0y United Press.
Chicago Der. 2s-Backed by capi-
talists Of almost unlimited wealth
among whom is John WI Yates OF
Texas, president. a new enemy to
thc Standard OIL company mas arisen.
This is the Texas Oil company, capt
talized for $S6,VOO,000, q new concern
which has leased 200 acres near Lock
port for so years and engaged Chi
cago's railroads and water shipping
facilities
The Gates interests have secured a
large share Of the leases in the Texas
oil fleld
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
READY FOR
PRINTER

The board of freeholders completed
the city cnarter last night and this aft
ernoon the signatures Of the members
Of the board we're affixed to the official
copies.
The charter Will be published ID the
Express next week According to law
Is must be published for thre9 weeks
and within 50 days after the adblica-
tlon is completed an election must be
held at which the voters win decide
whether Ii shall be adopted
II the charter Il adopted il will 60
to the governor for bis approval and
after the governor passes on 1t, the
first election Of commissioners win be
called This procedure would make
the charter election some time III De-
cember and the election of commits
sIoners would probably be held IN Jan
uary.
The men who wrote the charter are
4. d. Welborne. CLARK Rutherford, Re-
ford Bond, w D. Atkinson. George, &.
Calvert. W. T. Cloud ia II Johns and
d p. .Dugan
Few changes we're made before tine
final adoption of sthe charter by the
board. Its general features are sub
stantially a. outlined in reports Of the
freeholders meetings published in the
Express. the document Is goIunli-
nous one, covering 70 kypewritten
uages and win probably an ten col
umna of d newspaper
One change of importance made a
last nights meeting was the fixing
Of the salaries 81 commissioners al
$1,000 Der annum instead Of s2,Ao0 as
originally agreed upon Three com
missioners arc provided their term Of
office being three years the term 81
one expiring every year The mayor
Is II charge of The bureau 81 public
health and safety ana the other two
commissioners have charge of the bu-
reau of public works and the bureau
Os finance The commissioners consti-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29

The death of R r Kemp an hon
ored pioneer in the city, occurred hast
night at $3.50 al his home Ninth and
Florida. He had been i'll three weeks.
He leaves two grown children who live
In Indiana and Ohio
Funeral services were conducted this
afternoon at o'clock by Rev. ] O.
Treat and interment occurred ID D.
Q. r cemetery
Mr.. Kemp was veteran OF the civil
war having fought valiantly in many
battles On the union side, and he was a
member ofHthe order Of Odd Fellows.
He enjoyed the highest esteem Of all
who knew him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
Topeka 5 Mayor
May Be Recalled

Special by United Press,
Topeka kan, Oct 2e- Because he
sais that the Kansas prohibition Law
was farce. that 80 per cent Of the
people kept liquor In their homes and
that the majority were opposed to the
enforcement nj the law. Mayor J 3.
Billiard was subjected TO an attack at
an indignation meeting here attended
by 1900 people.
It may result in Mayor BILLIARDS. re-
call. Topeka has the commission form
Of government
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29

speciai N United Press.
Jersey City Oct. zs.-Shots we're ex-
changed ia the strike and rioting here
today when the express companies
sent out wagons ii charge of officers
heavily armed
"a train of eight wagons was held up
hg The strikers and free-f0r-ali fight
ensued. A number were injured but
none fatally
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
Charge Thugs
are Used in
the Strike

Special rs United lsrcas.
Chicago Oct. 2s Charging chat the
employing garment workers employed
thugs to @hlack-iack women anong
the 10000 strikers now out and that
the police aid il intimidating the
women. the women's tf4de union today
started q movement for volunteers
among society women to aid the strk-
ers to get evidence 81 brutality by the
police
Forty-tiv Thousand strikers will like.
Isl be out tonight, according TO a state.
ment Of labor leaders today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
BRADFORD
TO SPEAK

sunday afternoon al 8 80 o'clock the
Y. NJ 6. A. address win be given BY
Or Bradford Of Epworth university
The doctor il very pleasing and in
structive speaker and service that
will help men in their outlook, onlook-
inlook and upIook Is assured Come
to this service and get inspiration
The hour is $3.50 A genuine welcome
and an honest handshake to all men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
TWO MORE ARE NOW
FuLL.FLEDcED CITIZENS

In the district court this morning
J e. Schow and Matt Iyerson OF this
city were granted naturalization pa
perg and they are now full-hedged citi-
zens of the United States Of America.
Both are natives Of Norway but have
lived in this country SO long that they
are as good Americans as can be
found anywhere
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
c. H. S. WINS
ANOTHER
GAME

4 The chickasha High 5thoeI football
'eam proved too much for the boys at
PauIs Valley winning an easy victory
ghe score being 81 to d Their oppc.
hents were completely outclassed
Shannon. the Chickasha star played
his usual brilliant game and Rice.
Heffner, Wallace and Gilbert also
won honors.
The "a Fl. $. has played and won
five games this seaeon Thes will 90
ap against Oklahoma City next Friday
Tor the state championship
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29

RLAY Rush SPRINGS

The N g. A. hve leave for Rush
Springs at 4:s0 today where they will
meet the Rush Springs team in a re-.
turn game
The boys show tne form and are
confident Of a clean victory The line
up is as follows Guards, WantIand
and Colby forwards Neyell and
Brooks; center Newlands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
Troops clash on
Argentine Frontier

Special Dy United Press.
BueRos Ayres, Oct. 2s.--Report was
received today saying that the govern
ment troops and revolutionlsts on the
frontier engaged IN battle today. II
is believed that Argentine and Brazil
viii interfere 70 prevent further
clashes and 70 quell the uprising
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29

Special by United Press.
Cheyenne Wye, Oct. %. Congress-
man Mendell suddenly collapsed today
and is confined to his home. He will
be unable to further participate in the
campaign
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
TEACHERS
MEETING
A SUCCESS
Attendance Was Large.
Adjourn After Elect
inG Officers

After carrying out their program, ad
opting resolutions and electing Off
GERS the Grady County Teachers asso-
citation adjourned at noon today one q
the mast successful meetings ever held
IN the county.
Officers were elected as follows
President. u. II. Russell, Amber; vice
president Horace Bennett Pocasset:
secretary Miss Frey Tuttle; delegate
to state association u $ Stephens
Tuitle.
Superintendent Ramey Of this ei.y
delivered dne address this morning
on The Necessity Of Lesson Preparal
tion By the Teacher and County
Superintendent Wilson gave ain instruc
tive talk Reading circle work was'
discussed BY Superintendent A. Bl
Herring Of Rush Springs. and SuDerin
tendent l.. s. Stephens Of Tuttle talked
on 'The Teachers Need cf Psychology \.
lc. W Wantland Of Bradley read h
paper on THE Value Of Athletics i
Public schools
Yesterdays Session. rs
Practically the entire program yeF
terday was carried out as preyiousl
arranged. The evening session was
special interest Rev. Andrew r. Joh}f
son delivered an able address III whid
he dweIt upon the duties of teache
and their opportunities Ia mouIdir
the character Of the future citizensh
Of the land. ~
Modern Educational Tendencie
was the subject discussed BY Presidei
Abernethy Of the j. Il Il 3. III d papf
which was pronounced exceptional Y
fine. rMf Abernethys address W;
one of the strongest i have ever heal
III city educational meeting salh
County Superintendent Wilson, Nj
reading by Miss AIccIintic of the i.
4 q faculty captigated the audiens
ttAu AlN aAGh aShV0t hNatr IuDA ~ lhft
a. hit their selections n
AL the afternoon session supt f.
Burns Of Alex discussed ~Teachei
Rewards and Miss Ella Gordon VI
Rush Springs read an interesting par
on The Development of Glass Inters
in Agriculture" One Of the best Il
lures Of the program was q paper IN
superintendent N FL Shepard III VIZ
dln on Spelling Past and Presenl
~Tardiness and Absence, Effects a
Suggested Remedies was treated
a practical manner BY supsrintende
w S. BurIeson Of Minco and Sup@
intendent Horace Bennett Of Pocass
gave valuable discussion on Disci
line e
County superintendent Wilson statS
that the attendance, aside from the
Chiekasha teachers. was over 100
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
STEAMER
WRECKED

oeclal BY United Press.
New Orleans, Oct, 2s.-The steamer,
'rown Prince, bound for New or.
ans, with a cargo Of coffee, valued
$l5.O0o.OOO was wrecked off the
coast OF Cuba today
The crew and passengers were res
led and taken to Havana The ves-
/ is total loss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29

Dallas. Texas. oct 80 Bitterly ar
raigning Theodore Roosevelt as the
would-be dictator Of the nation and
analyzing new nationalism4 Al
means to the end Of acquiring mon-
arch-Iike power for tic promulgator Of
such policies, Governor Charles n
Haskell Of Oklahoma, speaking at the
Texas democrats Ieffersonian dinner
complimentary to him al the banquet
hall Of the Oriental hotel last nighs
made good bis promise to trimH the
militant colonel
Governor Haskell likened the viva
cious Roosevelt to John Adams whose
dictatorial ambitions were crushed By
the pure principles Of Thomas Jetfer
son. He declared the greatest danger
confronting the American people at the
present time - the concentration OF
power and cash ne questioned the
sincerity OF Roosevelt ia anything ex-
cept TO zatiate his cwn selfish ambi-
tions criticised his utterances and ac-
~s,yFs
Charles West 81 enid ncunbent
date for reelection On the Democrat
ney Generals Association Of the VI
himself place II the minds of the =
jesse d Dunn Of AIva, Chief Justic
one of the best known Democrats 81
which over 100 Democrats we're elect
Oklahoma, and candidate for re-electie
has received hIs reward, Of talent II
of struggle.
James r. Armstrong Of l4uao, at
the Criminal Court Of Appeals, Is On
u the state. besides being one of she
has made an honorable and creditabIe
of the sixth Jadioif' District, to whioi
Mathew J. Ksue Of klngtsher, NJ
without opposition at the recent prim
tice 81 that court since statehood hol
has knowledge Of law undisputabiel
Henry Nj Furman of Ada, pronnl1
has brought 70 the bench both dunit
as justice Criminal Court o. Appeals
has risen from ox-driser 70 Judge and
81 the state.
Robert Dunlop Of Newkirk- cand
and business man, and last but moi !
ddste for the same office immediatsI,
the nomination BY only 100 votes. N
and there is no doubt Of his election.
Leo Meyer of sayre, bears ths dis
State Central Committee to run IN Il
demise of Bill Cross, Who died immedl
cotscn man, business man and . gcei
Giles w Farris Of Mangum, print
ror the office of state Printer brings
which cannot Be- judged Mr. Farris
game. and Is q yaiuabla man 70 place
Geo. A. 4enshaw cf Madiii, card
rIed forty-eight out ef seventyslx ees
time Mr.. Henshaw is counsel 70 the q
assisted IN the two cent rate case and
III Is bright attorney and good r
chas. T.. Taylor of Pond Greek. =
AID inspector. tor which he Is the
years He was At ore tIue assistant
sas. has been county engineer of FRA
Hutchinson, Kan. He u experienced
mmw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
FATHER AND
CHILDREN
CRENATED

Special by United Press
BIairsville, Pa. oct. 2s John Mornl
tain and bis two children were burned
to death today in their home
Mountain escaped but sacrificed his
life when be ve-entered the burning
building % rescue his children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
ARRESTED ON INDICTMENTS.

II B. LeFord OF Minco and McEilroy
and Burch, proprietors Of a restaurant
in this city, were arrested yesterday
on indictments charging violation Of
the liquor law All Of them gave
bond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-29
Chinese EdiCt
Authorizes Loan

Special BIZ United Press
PeISin Oct % $4,000 900 Chi
Dese loan to be financedsby an Anieri-
can group OF bankers was authorized
BY imperial ediet today
a large part OF the loan will be de-
voted to industrial improvements "a
Manchuria