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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

SPAN.
Mr. kssscs sf L.lss CIs3 ~ss ~ .-sss
frsssy ~s-f . n1sEsne man. isrsFssf.e e~er
hIE nssne~ ~ srls clstrIct.
A b h@y sne Jonn IlaVss senf 10
k.isssrsao. cEeas Wednesday - 90 sonss
~eEs er Their nsIBiae eiasms.
saEs.ss = e+ser has heuU s1oppng ~
shs ka-sssba..ua ranch ths iss-s SEQ Gays
taxing eazs 81 ths stscs aad sartisn
whiss G. A. ka~ouBa.sGn - ~ s,s.nns-"n
attending to business.
AlVs ssmna.ns - FoSs4arnorn cam.
over sstn hss dogs ssneay and. accom-
psnssd ny sne f..sser ss.rh.rs. sas Try p
lnG ~ cssstsEe . iseu that has bern
sotnsrIHG around sDeUser Of l-sie- bal
cosssc not get on the track Of nm.
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Es1siuv - 49, ~

receatIy the ". X q. o Gaa-
n'son presestssd fs.rv,sv schopl oa
OHIO creek wrth = handsome ma
t'onsl flag follo~lns ere r-so,a-
lions PASSED BY the sched chiIdFen
aud patrons ut their closing SESSION
RESOLUTIONS
The Fairview school of Gunnison
county, on this closing evening of the
school. is proad and happy to make ac-
acknowledgements of the gift Of a beauti-
ful school Hag from the Wemen Re
lief Corps Of Gunnison. We are glad
Of this. the object of cur patriotic love
and devotion associated with that or
4 eanizati0a in our community life which
usuge thsn any other represents noble
wowsanh<sd, love Of country and the
relief Of human need And Whenever
the shining folds Of the nag are un-
furled 10 the sun and the breeze of
our dear Colorado skies, our hearts will
swell with gratitude TO that band of
noble women known as the Relief Corps,
who have remembered us on this coca
sion with the one gift which, more than
any other that could possibly be made,
viii be- TO every hoy and girl in the
scheol "a thing of beauty and JOY
forever"
The Nag of our c0,ntry! Who can
value its worth or fittingIy phrase its
slgni6cance? 1t is like sacred mem
ento of love and sacrifice, which one
cherishes among the treasures of the
heart. precious and priceless beyond
words
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4 - Nlool6lmo

Congressman Tssior l- WcTk sne 90
ball b. sllsw homestead sesGsers
under the Gsas,son tsnsei. the
privilege 1T iesssa9 taesr land aptsl
dsseh isieral- sre e.sspseted aud The
water tsrsed on. THIS .. only tsss
and Just 4. east.srn congressman
had aay .dea of conditions these
would be absolutely no g.e.s,os
about the ball 10 psSsaae
AZ . master of tat all seitleusess
anaer the reclamation pselecss ssA
spoa dessert lssd shoali cosforsu
more elosely 30 the law fer desert
eBtrses or Carey land pr,Jects since
even With water, a SETTLER Tan hardly
mske a hV.ng tor several wears
Eventually he aets desirable home.
bat uniess he has several thousand
ds,ll~rs m the bshk to start With. the
strsg1Ie rs terrific
With a desert entry. where he 10
eomreiied 10 show good faith by
constant improvements, but can hive
else~h here and earn money TO sup
port his fsmsly whlIe the hand ls be-
lns teaeed, put IN cultivation, the
waller rights paid for, hoases and
bsrns and corrsls bslit. orchards
grown sad the under sach esr-
csmstsaces. settlement ,s made eass
And easy settlement Is what we
must have 10 stem the tide of etai-
grst,oa ~ Canada, which is Just no~
tak,ns the best blood of our country
This wear u is essiraased that I,alsD
Americans will emi9Esse to Canada
where wise and progressive gov
ernment will welcome them rs nation
builders, and we'll it might, for these
lW,tSD Americans take on the aver
Aee : 1850 each II American gold.
or total of one hundred million
dollsrs. Contrast tbie with the Pin.
cbot Roosevelt idea of calling every
prospective settler thief, aud pro-
testing his entry ON every poss,ble
srchnicsI'ty. and YOU have the diff
eveRce betwees constructive states
mssship ssd that child of ignorance
sad fsd worship called 'coSserva.
tioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
S~.~s ss ssssos

>etice i- hersshy gwen. that at -peciai
torkh.isi-r- meeting of the t,nnni-on
County Iei.phons EScbsns. tompans .
heid at ~ oftrs IN tsunn,sun s,unni-oB
ronBty. 4 uinrsao. on Tuesday the 2tth any
81 May 1910. fs,r the p1rp"-. of considering
N. propriefN 81 di-~oivina such corporation.
said meeting having been called In pur-nnnce
of notire. s- provided by law
" Appearing that all property 81 said cor
porntion har been di-posed uf aud that Their.
H. ne fUrfier necerrity for the continuation of
said charter and that all ssbt- owing b, said
corporation have ,ssen fuils paid
" " - resolved that ths said. The euBni-on
County Tcieyshone Exchanae on,psny he or
d.rcd dssrssived aud Its president and -ecr.-
tars pro-s<d 70 carry out such d,r~siution IN
manner provided b. law. snch rr-ointi n
having been unanimously passed hy vote
,'f all the stock of said rorporntion present
IN person or by proxy aud voting In favor ~
such resolution.
" therefore,. In pursaance of such order and
sr prov Vided bv Inv. we do hereby give notice
~ the diresution of The Gunnirspa 'ouBty
TeIephone Exchange Company. n corpora
tion organized under the law of the state Of
toiorado.
In witness " hereof we have set herountn
our hands and -esi- aud the seal of said
company this Sist day of May, A u. 1910.
q. y. mIKRAN ~.alf
President.
Attest.
H. " MtEIIER. ts.ah
~.rrrtary.
Published June 3July :. isi0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

j D. SseS >sassiiy the coa-
dlsa - ~ tise ~e-i maAe tsr essslsay
asa gre-s IL - sags,-est..s Ih.i
ca- lfss t~ drs~n N new es.s.s.s
usfl. r,-cSsssed trssA . thos~asd
-os r.. aar wosld the sy,sra ~k,ch
.nl sies the self relssss pssneer
wa q Perua,i such cs~sss h. be
esss q The es.Is sr,-sacrscs rs.
saT AZ sdmls~s 'ie !. thai higher
pls aPon v'hscs ss'precistIse a.- =
ga rasssaeslseiy place ssch a.cs
a. % themselves d,.ne great things
ka edge that one aAa hs- a-
ms chance A. snother for bosh
Ma ri.d aud sscssd success hosa-
ess the dsorsa hope sad sasasIales
tha eomPesst'sn ~b'ch ,s the chlei
tsci IN hvssaa praeress
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- uuD ooAss
North Fork ono,chkissl Times:


The state highway commissioner
will mske trip in vehicles over The
Wessern SLOPE this week 10 inspecl
the vosds u this part OF the state
With the view Of spending some oI
the money appropriated for the bene-
M of the roads of the state. This Is
~ IL shosld I've, the Western Slope
is entitled 10 the same cons,deratior
- that Of other parts Of the stale
Irsts and Gsanisoa counties should
Wsske On effort 10 have the Black
usesa road put in condition for travel
ss that wosld he Of more benefit D.
the psblic than any other road in
this section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Pub. June i7-July $. 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
s~ssCG ~ sss- sesssAsr 80 Sso-
asa - OlAl
srste of Colorado.
I 'ounty Of tsua0i-on


In the County tourt. in Prssbase.
The People sd the state ot oh 'rudo to BevHn
v fbbi.r and l. uisa Webt,er, tirestiag
WhereaS. it has br,.n maize tu appear 10 the
'ounty tourt of t,unbis,,n county. in the state
81 Colo. aas,, that you. the said bevan ebber
and o,.isa W,.bber. are children aud heirs at
law Of " llliam v ehbr dcccasea and that you
nov reside at tsriiH, Wales
Now, therefore. IN accoraance with the provi-
sions nf the statute IN -ucb sde anu pre-
vieisd aud by Ter Of duly made aud Gu
tered, ysiu are hereby Notified thst iustru
nieni al wrt'ing purportiBg to be the last Will
sn4i testament of the said william Webb,.r, ne
ceased. was pr scented 10 SAID court Y probate
the isfh ias ~ Decrnbs,r, A. ID 1874 b. Lena
Nebber. residing at Baldwin, in the State of
toiors 10. that the said oece<tent Was. At the
time of his decease, a re~its.ut Of Gunnis ~
county in the state sif olsr ado; that the 5 4
dscedi ut. according To the said siieged will,
devised aud bf-qeathei hts property ia the
". ris and heur-s q llowins. to-wit. will give
and devise uuto my children ny my wite sarah
Wenber decreased. H.ien, J.,i,B. Albert. Alice
M sie and James all the real. personal or
mixed pr perty ~ which ! ma die se,zed or
po-s ssed al the time Of my death. 10 have aui
tc hol the same. share and sh re alike. In the
event thafany Of the saii named chll iren shall
have departed this lite at the time Ut m, death
AID leaving uo issue surviving. then hose cbil-
areu 80 that cuiid surviving shall inherit
the entire pr, perty oi which ! may die pos
sissea.
The 2 regoing disp. sition of my ~ yerty is
made from the fact that all the prosert, which
! have has ne' u accumulated by the j. in eff
forts of my wife Sarah aud myself; aud from
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
ven WollnIu6.
sHASsss-s ss1s
sal. d I o...sss,o.

w '
ossty Of t.assis.u
40 ssriue ss 9 ara ~ exsestissu - dir~c
ted fson .sisn', our - sysnty
tn isstf 81 isiersfsff ~asinas~ b~ask pIs5Bti ~,
sssi q. ! -ili- and u srn sis o irndant-
~hsr IA. Pal hSslssn an slF~ufed sna
s.aasssrd 10 msse she sun of tieyen hnn.'se'l
and tsenis aad H-ies bs4iiars. damage snd
css-t- ~ ssst. isxssti,sr with interest," ssa al
sscrtlise es-~i-.
>o~ tssss~i.,re. ~ pur-asuce 81 -sid esm
nss.d saS ~ q Asvs mssss b. me 30 the isth i~y
ei Jsise. ii'iil. ss"n tss f.ih Wins q scrih d
pr.'pertg. a. THE Irssersy OF said aefrndisnf-
tr-su
Jse Csnebrh pres. Two " r'i.sn presses one
ppaSer cutter hour mske up -tsBe- sHti stands.
one psrfssrssor .tbr-e tyve rnrss NJ -eshi type
Gases vtth islfe two -t-ss-~ f'iA ts,i s'iiice
d.-s spe Hamilton TIVE cshInet one pro ma
cisisse- iotar lafze type fornl-. ~o..d cas- "se
cisck tNocs-ss- irsn fnrniturs. csotnet ~osd
forDIfure. thIr 1.-TWO bnxi-- etseiotes. tsen-
~ gale tine -ub-crssfton list .slles-. qsiasn
tiiy of -ta9is issstssr ~ith 9Th v furn.
ifure. Appliances. fStures ts.oi-. furniture aud
lise ~rtirie~ going 10 make up the plant ~ the
6nani- a Rel ,stslicsn see spsrer
Az - wisfuh ] shall expv=e o. I,tibln salr on
the "a ssas 81 Jsis Iis,u. ~ the hour ~ "
q csocA q NJ ~ the front sisspr - the bnilsifne
crcupi-a ny the Repsoiicsn Printing tnl.ce. On
Virginia asen8e. the tf~n ~ trslnnison.
county ~ tsuBns-sn. sta of oioradu. ~ the
h.sif'-' aud best b., isisr issr cash.
Dated june y. i,ia
PAT THANIoN sheriff
~ u j LEhA<. 1 na.r-herif
Pub. Dune - Jul>
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lll|R

SeSsChsmpio0 O0rrespsoAence.
Wednesday, June %
y. p. Holt returned home from lola
Sunday.
x. P. Merglemsn of lola was in
Spencer Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schnepf of Pow
derhern visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hay Sun
day.
Mrs. Emma Emery departed for En-
creek Wednesday to work for Mr..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

La shoe- sast aese . are na~
s3 lads.r -.Bd.s rpbtssE~ sAss,
w.H cess- q pszr are nos -
oeu t.ven the t,sci.en tros.n.
~s lncr ca-i hsi % cents. nss~
resa flr - .s.d ~ o..s.s-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
s.ssS ana. ssessgvs sSssss
ss~'s ei '''''ra''".

stat - sttftAtttftta
toaBty ol Nontrs-s
~ TaE B-TrET CsH vt
"a tas Master o.. the prioritasr 81 Water
Rszht~ - v ustsr tgi-trigt No 80 in the
Stasf - uislrasis5-
IN ths Matte - thr tet8tssn OF ths t1isrrtsB
A I sssutssahzr Nali.N anal ke--rsosr
, emqaHt hss fbs urthef Authorizations 81
Water kiQht~ 10 vatsr Di~trirt Ne. ~
-tstf - siissrssiu.
Tpt pEs,pt.E t.F IHE STATE of co.,
stEAirb
10 az fs.-fl-snr -~ssriatsssn- sua etsrptsra
ass.n- interested nrfr of cssn-untsr- of
y ai.f in said ster in-trirt NJ. -. and
totsrs-1--sl a. 90 nrfs sne shtch. cssa er
rsa-.srv o,r in said v atrr b,-triut. ehttT
Ne
" WHfKEA~ ~ AZ orsi.r 81 the Jn'ize oi
fhe i,i-frfift fourf al tbe seventh Judsr,al
ls-tri 81 the -ta1s ~ oissrafio. dsse iB
thanller- 81 tsrand Iuactiun- IN said .istris't.
sIs,i.d ~. 1-sfh daf 81 April a y. 1910. the
nn..r-igned a. sppssiptea ksffr~e W the
above IT ls raii-.s aud hs- tiis.si hi- arccrt-
an,-e aud path - ofise " ith The i'rA - said
Court a. Nuutrss-s toiorasia. whirb said
order 81 ~. Iaage IN words aud figures n
ff,lisf~r te-wit
stat of s,ioralo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

traHd Jsnct'ea people ss~ resl,z
'ns thss Il paws 10 have kw~al,ns
N.-isrs S,epe drssruss hke Ed
Ia pr. ia Coasre~~ HE sscceeaed
~ pa-sing throseb The ho.se an
adj sflan 10 the os.nsbs- ball allow-
ins 15.taD fsa fed.-rsl bs.ld,ne at
th. Jsnet,on No doubt GaGeea-
hem viii get II through the .eas ".
- shat Grand Junct,oa is cell pro
vIaed for. Whea I'D so~e back fpT
snefber term he can he depensied
upuu to get some other town a good
appropriation congressman Mar
TN secured S5.,.sp for baileiine
al la Jaeta AID Congressman
Rs,ker : 1870 FOR one Greelev.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
RAW.Almnrnan,

Ladies gloves that were 81 pair
before the passage Of the Payse- Aid
rich tsnf bill, are now SI25
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Goveras G.lletts of California g.,
bssy st the Iast minute aud Gun
pelled the Jeffrses-Joansoa prize
hight 10 he held ost-,de the state
Goldheld. Nevada. gets IL by oiier-
Ine purse of Fl3u.tsW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
FARMERS CLUB ADJOURNS.
Long Hearing Icld on Incorporating
Nen Pnwcr Company

Montpelier. Dec. 1.-THE regular week
ly meeting Of the Farmers club of thu
Legislature was held this evening in the
pared and because OF other hearings an
adjournment was taken without discuss
ing any measures.
The committees on corporations from
the Senate and House gave public hear
ing this evening in the supreme court
room on the bill introduced by Mr. Cald-
erwood of St. Johnsbury Incorporating
the Fifteen Mi}o rens Power company
G. g. Fits of lrattleboro. II. w Hovey
of St Johnsbury and Hale X. Darling Of
Chelsea APPEARED for the incorporators
The bill gives these incorporators the
right to construct and maintain n dam
or dams across the Connecticut river be
tween the confluence OF the Connecticut
and the Passumpsic rivers on the north
and the Miles pond brook on the north,
and to construct and maintain plant
for producing electricity. 1t is proposed
to build a dam between Barnet, Vt, and
Monroe. n. II.
The opposition came from the Van
Dyke & Caledonia Pow-r company inter-
eats and was represented by w. r.. c.
stickney Of Bethel, Harry Blodgctt OF
St Johu~bury and living W. Drew Of
Lancaster, n II. Maps showing the 10.
cality nf the proposed dam We're in evil
dence ana the friends Of the bin zuaran-
teed the erection Of cotton mills II. tn.
locality within two years after the power
TO he sold vas ready for use. The hear
ing was continued until a late hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
LEGISLATIVE REUNION.
One Hundred Members OF the 1908
HOay Have y Banauet.

Montpelier, Dec. 13-The Vermont Leg
islature of 1905 held reunion this even
ing in Representatives han with about
40 present. The members occupied the
seats they did two years ago. Speaker
Thomas G, cheney OF Morrsville was
unaV oidably absent hut sent a letter of
regret. Several brief speeches were made
and an adjournment WAS taken to the
Pavilion Hotel, whore a banquet was
enjoyed, Representatives A. NJ. Fletcher
OF Cavendish, on the part Of the House
and Senator FLYNN Of Springfield for the
Senate acted as toaStmaStcrs and the
banquet lasted until after midnight, on
motion of Mr.. Davis of Springfield. the
chair appointed committee to draft
resolutions IN memory of the eight mem
bers who have died during the past
year. Governor j. A, Mead. who was
president of the Senate, and lieutenant
governor in laos, was the guest of honor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
NO SUCCESSOR
OF MRS. EDDY
Board of Directors Will Continue
Christian Church According
to Ideas Of Founder.

Boston, Dec "a declaration that he
government OF the Christian Science
Church under the board of directors Will
continue according to the ideas of the
late founder and leader, Mrs. Mary Baker
@. Eddy, was made public tonight by the
five directors. following the first meeting
OF the board since Mrs. Eddys = death.
This statement, which was given out
through Alfred Farlow of the publication
committee, was signed by Stephen A.
Chase, Archibald Mcclellan. Allison V.
Stewart John V. Dittemoro and Adam n
Dfckey. who constitute the board OF d.
rectors.
The authority given to the board Of
directors by the church manual remains
Intact. and is fully adequate for the eov-
crnment OF the orga MIA ton in all its az
fairs. The policy Of this board will be
the same as when under Mrs Eddy's ac.
tive direction" says the statement, con-
tinuing as follows:
The board is In complete harmony,
and hundreds of kilograms and letters
received from branch churches and
societies throughout the world show that
it has the unswervlne loyalty and sup
port of the entire denomination.
The adequate written instructions and
directions Of Mrs. Eddy under which the
Christian Science movement has grown
and prospered including the bylaws.
which place the direction of the spiritual
and business affairs of the church en-.
trely in the hands of the Christian
Science board of directors, will continue
to guide their actions"
The will Of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy.
the founder OF the Christian Science
Church, will not be fled for probate for
several DAYS but i, was authoritatively
stated to-day that the fortune amounts
to N,NC,0 900 and that after some requests
are paid to members of her household
;he bulk of the property IS given to the
Christian Science Church for Christian
Science usaRes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
Hattie Leblanc Innocent-Me,
and Women Cheer Shout
and Weep for Joy.
JURY OUT ONLY 90 MINUTES
Judge Pefuses to Hold Nattje az
q Witnesc against Hrs. Glow
er Who Calls II Fun.
ny Trial"

Cambridge, Mass, Doc 14--Hattie
Ieblancs pathetic plea that she he al
lowed to 20 back to her old home in
West Ar,chat Cape Breton. with her
father. was granted to-day when
jury after celebrating an hour and a
half decided that she was not guilt,
of the murder Of Clarence +. Glover
at Waltham on the night Of Novemhe-
20, 1903
The verdict was popular one 60
popular In fact that the traditional
decorum Of g Massachusetts court was
swept aside while men and women
cheered shouted and wept for Joy
The demonstration continued for IL
or 90 minutes and the court officials
were powerless to stem e. The crowd
in the corridors took up the cheers OF
the throng that was packed in the
court room and there came answering
cheers from more than two thousand
men and women who had assembled
on the quadrangle IN front Of the court
house ami in the surrounding streets
Of East Cambridge.
Immeliato.v after the verdict had been
announced and the Hrl had been Dis
charged from custody. Assistant District
Attorney Wiey erdeavored 10 persuade
Judse Bond 70 hold Hattie as witness
to give evidence before the grand jury
that would warrant the Indictment Of
Mrs. Lille NJ. Glover. the widow of
Clarence Glover. who had been accused
by counsel for the defense OF being the
real cuipr!t IN the case. Judge Bond de
C'ined to grant the request. Last spring
Mrs. Glover wns acquitted Of charec
Of being an accessory after the fact
Mrs. Glover wag rot IN court vher
,he verdict -vss returned. When inforiae'
NJ her home Of the result. she received
the news coollv.
Does ii surprise YOU" she was asked.
We'll, no." she replied ~ cant say
that IT does. This has been a very funn''
trial. right through. Hattie was accuse
of the crime. but in reality ! wa tried
for 1t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
WILL FILED OF
RICH MRS. EDDY
About $1,O0O,0OO Bequeathcd to
Christian Science-$5, 900 to
Adopted Son in Vermont.

Concord ~ r., Dec. 1i-"For the pur-
pose of more effectually promoting and
extending the religion of Christian
Science as taught by me-" Mrs. Mary
I,aker G. Eddy, in her will flied here
to-day. makes the mother church. IN
Boston. her residuary legatee, after var
ious other requests are paid. Conservative
estimates of the value of the estate place
it at approximately ALSO, 900, Of which
about 100000 will pass under the
residuary clause.
Among the other bequests Is one Of
500. 600 to the Christian Science board Of
directors, to be held In trust for the pur-
lose of providing free Instructions for
INDECENT, well educated. worthy Chris
tian Scientists a. the Massachusetts
Metaphysical College ana to aid them
hereafter until ;hey can maintain them
selves in some department Of Christian
Science.
In addition to the previous gifts made
20 her son. George W. Clover OF Lead
:. D., $1,000 Is given TO Linn and TO each
f his five children.
Dr. f. ]. Foster Eddy OF Waterbury.
VI, her adopted son. gets 500. Calvin
y. Frye 5000 and there are several
requests of s. 900 20 5000 to relatives ana
10 attendants of the Eddy household.
Nr- Eddy directs that an ndebtedr ess
# the Second Church " Christ. Scientist,
IN New York. shall be cancelled from her
state, and bequeaths her crown OF dia-
monds breast pin TO Mrs Augusta Il
Stetson OF New York"
The will was fled for probate this after
uoon The wilt was executed on Septen-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
DARTMOUTH GETS HALF
MILLION MORE FROM TUCK

Hanover. n. ". ncc. l2.--The gift OF
half a million dollars for the further
enlargement and Strengthening OF the
teaching force Of Dartmouth Col'eg-
from Edward Tuck Of Paris, a grad
uate of Dartmouth In the class of
lS62. was announced by President
Ernest FOX Nicolls at meeting in
Webster Hall late to-day This makes
total OF over million dollars which
Mr.. Tuck has given to the college in
tie last 10 years, the principal SIT
hcing the building ot the Ames Tuck
school of admiuistra tion aud Gnance,
named in honor or his father, Anf tAe
frst school Of its kind established IN
connection with IN American college
This added endowment is in the
form of standard seven per cent Sc
curitics Of the par value Of 100000
but their present market NaIue Is
stated to be fully half a million dol
lars, The annual income will amount
to S2S oOO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
LODGE AND ALDRICH
WOULD REVISE TARIFF

WnshinttOn Doc n -'T'ho Cennto H.
dav uetered to the firo+ ,o,ir, doho.o
of the session ond whi,a recos,.r;, tho
discussion was largely acodemic +, ser-
ved 10 deyelon tho ,n,nortont toc, ,bot
some eastern senators. arnonr them
Lodge and Aldrich. are willing to ioi,
with western associates IN tho n,ocs-
meal revision Of the tariff. The subject
came UP on motion to refer TO tn,
committee on rules the Cummins Joint
resolution providinp for tho unitotinn oe
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KILLED WIFE AND SELF.
Former Vermont Couple Arc Survived
by EIve Children.

Maiden, Mass, Dee. 13.-Refusing all
efforts at reconciliati tion after n domes-
tic quarrel tonight, AlonZo w. Camp
bell killed his wife and himself at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr. I'D
Mrs. +. Il. CofIln in this city. Tho
Campbells had been married for nine
years. They had recently come from
Readsboro. VI, to live with the Cof-
I'm family,
Tonight they had nm argument
which Mr.. and Mrs Conn tried to ad-
Just. but Campbell, drawing his re-
volver, Ia said TO have remarked: "Tve
been threatening to do this long
enough. ! guess now Is a good time" ="
He then shot his wife through the
brain ard fred a bullet through his
own head Death in each case was
instantaneous. Both victims were
about os years old, They leave Ave
children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
ANOTHER BURGLARY CASE.
Addison County Court Takes In Com
panion to Last Weeks Trial.

Middebury, Dec. l2-Addison county
court reconyened at 2;50 o'clock this aft
ornoon and took mp the case of State VS..
Peter Ricci, companion case to the one
tried last week. The respondent is
charged with burslarizing the store of
Charles f. Stebbins in Nergennes October
IS. The testimony so far has been prac-
tically the same as that given In the case
last week Murray Bourne of Bristol and
Frank l.. Fish Of Nergounes are defend
ing the respondent while states Attorney
Frank W. Tuttle of Ncrgcnnes Is prose-
cutting
There is now prospect that the long
civil case of II. G. Potter vs.. l. n. Chase
viii he brought to trial at this term. This
will be the case If r. f. Brown of Bur
lington, one of the attorneys for the de-
rendant and who is now III at his home
In Burlington, should recover in time to
be able to attend to the case before the
close of the term.