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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-05-26
FOR A WOMAN'S NEED
Copyright by =. L. Nelson
BY ROY NORTON

JUMPED, by thunder"
was Sandy's COM
ment as he labori-
ously spelled out the
regulation claim no
tice, showing its
white spot on the
bark Of a giant nr;
Claims been jumped
by one A. Burrows. "
He leaned his axe
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
BOTS WORK AT Y"
 0B THIS H17HAG
Regular Schedule for C0niae Year #iH Be Gtlen
 0ut Soon

The boys work e the I. M. c. A. win open this m5Tnine AT inter necklaces are urasa to De at the gyn- rasiua at o'clock. The new physi- cal diTsebor Hr. Hannah VIII take charge os tbe borg work ct tllis iiaie.
 The arsaugemert of the regular schedule for the sr 19lI-I912 whial
 tt be made pubHe in g few days. i7 as folor From to , 1 m every Ice ay. uou Co DO a. m every 1atlrdaf. Al the close Of tae class work 8n Saturday morui1s the boys, with the phsical dsractor, VIII saft on fheir regular weekly cross county march, returning at I
 Each beY intending to take part in thesa marches saOgid come to his class Vnf Saturday morning pro tiae6 with his iunch in neat and cotegaet lSFfoh basket, orc that he can easily rrg wtile on tao march. When g boy cones win his lunch basket filled and ready Tor tie mareh F wll be taken as fhe consent of hls parents, to lis pGfiicipalian in taa Iiarch. Tae word inteFIue5 ate" faeans bogs fron n to l5 years of , age.
 The frat excursion or u1arch aii De next Saturday, and sill be down tho valley. taking the ucw read -lcg ffo foot hiis toward t-e Forest Ranch. This VIII be uetting par tgH and each b0Y shGuld ba provided wi.h sack for th.s purpose.
 One ntsht each month the boss 2ho have beer taking the narehes Will meet q the assooiatioa t1ilaius vsta their parents. aud. each boy Will read la short paper oi his own eoupos .li g telling Of the maTches of the pasr month and of tbe good tines they have had. Boys te en hand this morning af 2 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
CANDIDATES READY
 ID HOP MTO AREAA
Every Office ia Gift Of People is Tagged By the
 Hopeful


 Mornin'. Biis hoWs yer candidacy :
 That Is the most approved fashion of matiHal greeting in these aasa ol Dre-statehood anu the greeting is m pretty general gse Tor every ether man is either a canaidate or has ieaninss.
 Here's a choice movsel: M. F. Cas- sidy, postmaster and one of the king pins oi the republican party, IS SolnE alter the eecretary Of st2teship oi the state of. Arizona. sFankin 8. Dor, announcer.
 Ar Dofs stated yesteTfay afternoon sllaf it wss no longer a secret that NE Cassidy has bis lamps glued 60 that job and ,ha5 fl he were not re- strained he would also have hls mits on 1t. Mr Cassidy is at presem at Los Angeles.
 The shrieralty a perfectly gend word that is perquisite ol statehood, uiA be overwhelmed with candidates Those who have confessed tnten- ucns are John Bolan. Charles NcDon- aid. Ernest Hughes and Marry Wheel CT. democrats, and Joe IcCebe, Jacob seheerer and Bl White, republicans. uoeEsneria 3opsins ls also said 60 be a candidate. White declphered the u.esszge of inc B-.d seq waves some tilno ago and his motto has been state- hood and the shrieralty. J. J. Bowen has also bsen mentioned in that cen lcctiOa but he denies that he Is pr Eil be a candidate.
 Fred Sattcr viii be a candidate for Q Coehise county superior court judgeship; Dean VII De a candidate for tas supreme courl Bench. Judi clal timber is not impulsigely anxious to announce fer office but news of the candidacy ol the two named above las leaked out.
 .AieXanaeI -durfay wiA be a caOdl- date for district attorney of the conn 5y, t IS said John $ Williams is reported to De g candidate for the re publican nomination for representa- tlge in congress and Joseph E Morri- sen has lens been reported to have an ese Ior the Jnsted States sanatorship. Ir- Sims g said % De candidate for Jhe legislature from thia county. which will have ? represoutat Of seven mlegs ia the lower house and JWo stare senators, Nhlch is mere than la sven to aqy other county in the n6E state.
 Only those Rhoae names arc writ sen in she great register cf 193S nay to-e ia tLe first election. Thus thosa alo haze eeeome of age since taat ftac Nl be disqualified, as aill ba tacse wlo hara Daoome residents of le teFF4erg since that year Many eiec,ors who possessed 2 vote in cleo tions since 1910 will have to content thsInsclves MtLh Mh00uinE am the sane from enc side.iues Blaae l9r tnis Bec9l-aE and lu3asr arrangement is placed py cemccrSts ou Delegate Cameron. t ls asserted t1at this pro vision vas made in the interest ot tle republican pa-tf. as the election oI ls9s poAe& tAe banner vote for that Farty.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
MILtlons oe aeRms
You hiaat klu Then CT Lose Ycgr Hsir.--N eFtros tieeri1ide Pre-
 u--le a--a---.

vents 2al@H5s
 The dan9rla sssm is dea5ly enc my to heaitag, is2urlant hais Nn natter how taiclz heavy and beaeti- lrl your hair may iooe, tAe danfrrE gem nay Dc there et work and veiy susisy too.
 Balaness nay aleays be prevent hy tho timeiv rse cf Nenhr0-s EIcr- iir-ie. harr..d.e ia s eh to the eaaorua gem. It eleaas tae seas ahd alioWs tte hair 10 ge as aateso inteaasa IseTe are 10 disa.ue iat- nlelis, unless fhe hais f4ii'eies are completely atro1hia SC hy pat GIT the tneatncnt urtll E is tao alo1
 Harpiciae is aols ard glaTaois ed in one dollar bottles y aH agaesista
 Applications at the best hzrtcc shoes and haif dressing Harlors
 Send lee in nosc1a CT siiyer to The HsrpiclG Co. Deet. B.. Do;i Mich for nice sample oi kl pieis and boe'sst t1i5ls al aBa1 the hsir. z
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
,..asnzs rA eaorN,x

PHOENIX. Aug zs.--fiay kiisore. g city lrelsaH. was zaot and lasaliy wounded today on ihe city a.aaa by C. Taylor, a printer. Kiisore died soon after in q hospital He leaFes a widow and child Taylor who had ieen drinking. claimed that fiisOre ostganeed his wife from hill. This is denied ly Kfsoees friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
RAY ccNscL LiosTED
 DEAI. IS NERVOUS

-i-atA- kA sfft+ " . V -f .
 PHOENIX. Aug 23.-Neg citations are under way by which the American 5neitiig and Refining ccmpang-the Gugsenheim interests to take ever the smelling project of the Ray Consolidated Copper comp8uy and cuill hrge smeitcr at Hayden such gs uiI make tho Ray Consolidated the biggest low grade prodacer in the world Reports to this effect were confirmed by D. C. 5acsIing general laanse og the Ray Consolidated. who passed taroaPh nero in his private car lypFaa. Ar. Jackling said he expected 2 speedy termination of the reggtations.
 lt was alao rumcrcd that the Gug- Senheim pToDesi.ion included the tak. Ng oyer oL the entire Ray Conselidat- ea prrparty. b-t this vas not confirm ca ag the general manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Personal Mention

@7 srs-f' -H77afr-r--' --F Jask 8TcGresor vent to Cananea yesterday oG business
 F. D NcFe7 has returned from a business trip to Tombstone.
 BiH Ferguson Las returned from 9 baslnea t1e lc Dogalas.
 Ed Elioss has arnaa frm Tomb stone where hc visited ais parents Deputy shaHg J3ck Foster went Q Doaglas Tuesday on ollcial business Newton Treaham has returned from q business trip to tho Smelter City ara Joe BisEeD has retnrnea to her horne in Tom0stoEe after yisi tirs her daaH 1ter here
 8ir and Mrs Een salzer left last night for Cle ia.ss. O, where they piil visit relatives
 Aasl.ssas Elis4sgsa Atte.ulsz.s- .Ed ' Fienigan wfut to Tomba5oue yestar d-y and wtll Ietarne to B.slee this afternoon
 
 Leon Dies foIh3eily cafe car e77 fuetor letuean bskca and lJa ia las been transferred t1 the i Pasa rln. on .ae Nesterl diTsiod
 Miss Esbel Edwards, her ir the Lgwcl school. has returned fratl The coast where aee saenl t-ie sum mer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Nlnclnla rlae-.s..

TAe olef.ne cf the earuai nee ns oi tAe Nireala stae Fireneu's asse-
 aisoa tte today sas maraed by g. large and fegrasan a1ire atfea6epcs fhe cunvtatson nili be n seszioa taree aays. during nheh lS4e 6 Wide raaee of snhlecfs relatine te the dat.eg and manasement of fire dcpartmeAks vii
 e disc1sssd.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Raysl to rrest NsNsseIs.

The Bishee Review newsaogs Nle be enlerteined st q baleeny paesy at she Royal taeater tonight 4 splen- aid program has hsen arranged for he occasion. The Klem aal. Lasae Soldier of 64. SC full of reaiiatie bat tic acenes. vli Ee Vrcseaied. Tbree Painc pictares wil hs shown. The first, 0A Bald Le. is farce comedy -Biras in Their Nests is coi0rod ee. reaterzf gfetuFe. This VIII be ios lowed 5y views of The stea-..s.lie CIyHG ia fl CoartFy Cupid slo gFap6 1im. will show tEe Hstie acAoo mann romance. Ihe BroesaM
 conclude with cHe cf Lubias best ''ghe snake nite. tse Mekenaa wii ping efaoe1e Jane. and Ailens or eAestsa p-ia te in attendance
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
NEM oRLEANs ME1l

BUY aslLa fs-1SzE TUCSON. Aus 23-Ene Nugget uiue 8eaE Casa lrae has Et been purchased by Pierre M0ntagneE Al bert J. CariarTe and Charles Carierre, all Of New Orleans, from G r. For bach, for apDToEnaa Sf9a8 The niine has boCn haEgiit' under bond ing agreement, according tO A. A. Wof zleE who is acting as attorney for the purchasers.
 it is their intention to develop tha property into the good producer winch they be,ieFa it eapab-e Of be- coauE. and theu install a smei5ee for handling their own Q7es.
 The purchasers have ircorp rporated under the name of the F.nai Mining ana smelting compauT capitalized at S200.g9o The articles QE iaCorp ora ton have been Hled 2ith -he county recorder
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
ooRr AT wllsoN Patlv.

TRENTON, r. J Eng. 9 Un.ed States Senator's Taomas P. Gore of Oklahoma assa 5awcs F Wartime e New Jarsey were the chief speakers at tue bar6ecne og-the Woodrow Wilson democratic club. Ehich vas a5 ct the Interstate fair grounds here to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
FRECKLES GONE
  Simple Reaedy from Centr7i Phar- macy Removed Them" says
 Society Lady


 The best skin sPecla lists told me that ncta.ng would remove ny fre7Eies and tAat would carry tbcm tc my grave said a well known society woman, @but ! fooled theu all with a new drVg. o5hipc- dca5ie etreusth, tbat bought at Central PharuacF which cleared my 5kG and gave me 9 fine complexion. The Gction Of oth!ne .s really re- G1arkabie, for when applied at night
 y of the freeEiaE Glsap9ear en- tirely by mornilg. and the rest have begun to fade. An ounce is usualIy an that is needed. even for the worst case.
 Be sl1e to asz Central Pbarm9cy For lhe dQuble stre1gth othire as ths is soie under guerontae Of money back If it falls to remove the freckles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Ds. C. IT. HORN. sE LOS ANGELES DENTIST aMENER EIET A nlra

 Plenty Of dentists say PAIN LESS. iu- how llany maEs gaaG 2 EoF ran are thare vac can DuH a tc2ta ithcat tho pal 'eat knowing what eas g0ins on2 ! can
 doaS mean the Kind Uao pae eas Taey are way behind the tines
 Asain. hog many gre lheFe aho can treat t5stn, and then E-i and crown t NiaI7 ha Daacnt ls en- 59yng the voEk2 can.
 And every man in my employ has been sfcWa how 70 Go this Wors as wen ! co ii.
 Afraid os thems
 H3. pag lhen well. treat theia aeli. aRd they stsv with H.e.
 Bach e tAasa men ie Q ss-eeiel- iss. and in giving ogs wprE ] se- isct t1a Aan best fitics for the Sork
 We work together tls wer nra oar naaeuts eet tEs belcis sf e1s co-onefal5
 E yoa, are coFd ana lairk eo.Hz 70 ths deudst ls sauethi1e f3 he dreaded, come lege and loF- ast voaF fecahles
 Asa Ra cliaY tiie experience. sas this CO.'S enkiy. s0r eVery s4y l13 oi.cas arc Lied wifh pe5- rse Nao have heen aftraetel Q nis 1at3rse e hamHefile aay oH that sler4H 1f mine.
 ai NEVER HURT A eiT1
 DR. C. ia. HORN,
 Cenlist sci-2-3 pans1ess Theatre 5lds 5S6 & Efo1e~ay Les angeles,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Come Exsllenlent

4 a0s feht between tEo well aten- ed Brln6ie bundees occurred iu the Copper caeen plaza yesterday after us Iacsratcd before t1ov calld De serarated. The feat sfcw crowd Of 0ser hundred people or more. CMcer C. y. Thomas ssrarated the comtaiaxts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
l,Eeaaes In EhseaI..

als5 Give t7EluncT was uHtad ln marTt2ge 70 Joau J. DetoE 90 PhoaniS last Saturday The br e ls a sister Elaw oL C. j. alden. uauagcr Of the Royal tEeatcr H7th oI fine contract ine parties formerly lived ia Hstoo and have many friends in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Norcr

F,yr arsian lc S4if Lake til7 Sers tenbsT e. round tTp via faeola, Sfi. ses Kisselbarg for paruceiarE al Johnson Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
ccslFeRENcE oN -IAlus-

BOSTON. Mass, Aug. 22-E,minea, .ar'yegS and jarsts from many states gre atteading inc tEeaty-drst annual ccntereEce as the comm ssionsrs oa ult.or1 slEta iaea, whiqb heEan ifs sessions a 1hc Hotel WcnGgme in tbfe
 ETT
 5re o4 9 praliniaarg to t1a annual E 2eting Of the American Bar associa- ton to Ba held here next WaeE.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
csttleman ls laiured.

James Sl hclla.lf, @ ctfL HH1 1i the Haachucaa vas hnrt ia aEinaw9y aE Don Lg-s TUesGay morrils and is lad up at tho CQple Qleep hosDi- taL EIs Injuries com seI oi ain tll bHt not sers cuts abeTe the face and hands
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
,1-a1rerf f9- PIaIne.If.

Jadge Hie1 yesterday rendered isaement in fae civ1 eeae Of 5ohH Nsei-cl.ch aeaiHst AnaY eufeTich, F- ing tae pigauu Sn award for 9.ss The amount sued for ws e notice rf appeaf-has been eiTen M uiainGa and defendant were former ls pa1lners in the B3spee Bakery and the difference betwecn thel0 grew out of a settlement.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
s-.a..r. MI Raa.

Both Oliver Br0wr and Stanton arc aut Of She 105 yard dash on Ee7- cay, but 3hcre will he 3 nuulher ai entries fer Ghe race prom Che afaa- 6eur lists Stanton wil leaTe todaF for Tnesen and via % laser t0 Globe o8d possibly Phoenix to enter com Ing contests at those places.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
FOR INoiersTIon

Take HoTsfora's Acid Phosphate
 Haig teaspoonsal in water beforf meals recommended as grateful re lief from distress after eating.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

Louisville Courier-JoHrual. 3yha- do you do for Q Dying. Nose
 @Tse de manaser of g lauusr1. f'W-hat's the name Of th-s iauudrg --EliZa Ann"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
pump Merk suenersss.

Work ou burning the Elrbase at the city dump has been siispanGei Guring the last week cn account of rains and viii poi bc resumed untl the refuse gets dly enaaEa to burn
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

FEEHcH KITCHEN GFer tai8E nice and clean Board Sl.90 61y. $2350 Eonth.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Brief Local Iiens
ccnnt4 Ranner Iiere.

County Ranger Here.
 County Ranger Sam Coleman was in the city yesterday en route from Eairhank to Benson Organizes Bard.
 Professor A E Clark, formerly di- reetcg Of the Copper Queen band, is iR Inc city from Docg.as, where he is organizing 8 hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
Veorena BeI.

The dance eiven by tne Brotherhood ot Anerc3n Taomcn Taes5ay nisht was largely attended and proved ta be enc of the most enioyable lod dEa dances of the season. The music was furnished hy Hrennan's orchestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
.ErInr EIIIc IlerE.s-

NH Hiieman end Ira BiaiGcl- Lave returned irn tae ChiH -ahHa m0rnt- a9is with twenty hucglaa horses. say- ersl steer and four wild raales Co bc lsad il fhc WlFd west shaw Septem- Der IT,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

Jak AicGreg5r vent t0 Cananea 1esterdsy on business.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
SKIN A MASS CT FIRE

Horrible torture-pain unendur.
able-days when the whole body
seems to be burning up--long nights
of sleepless agony
Then.
Instant Relief-the skin cooled and
refreshed-all burning and itching
gone
Thousands testify to this-thous.
ands who suffered from Eczema,
Psoriasis and other skin troubles un.
til they heard of that simple cooling
wash Of wintergreen, thymol and
other ingredients known as ID. ID. d.
Prescription.
j. Samuel Lewis OF st. Paul, MINI
writes; 81 used three bottles OF ID. d.
ID. Prescription and now my skin once
mass Of fire and irritation, is as
smooth and soft as a childs.
A 25c trial bottle will give you
positive proof!
am so certain OF what d. ID. ID.
will do for you that I offer you a
full size bottle en- this guarantee
II you do not find that Il takes away
the itch AT ONCE, II costs you not
a cent.
Call here and talk Il over
VIM. l.. Gokay, Druggist, Benning
ton, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
MUST RESTORE COMPETITION
No Tobacco Plan Which Fails to Do
it Will Be Acceptable

Omaha, Neb., Oct 19.-"Competit-
ion in the tobacco trade must be re-
established by the Tobacco Trusts
dissolution plans, or the plans will
not be acceptable to the government"
says Attorney General Wickersham,
who is in Omaha making an address
before the American Prison Congress.
III any one Of the six plans sub
mitted by the Tobacco Trust will
bring about a return Of competitive
conditions, the trust can adopt that
plan, but there must be no quibbling
Nothing short of absolute competit-
ion will satisfy the department. The
trust prosecutions will continue until
the big concerns learn right from
wrong and are willing to abide by
the law. We cannot prosecute every
trust, but we can establish the high
lights, show that honesty is indeed
the best policy, and the trusts will
be forced to come within the lines
OF the law.
Il am surprised that the business
men of the country have not taken
more advantage of that section of the
law which permits the collection of
a threefold damage when they have
been injured by a trust That sec
ton is a powerful lever, and If the
smaller business men would resort to
it more the big fellows who are organ
lied illegally would have more res
pect for the law. These trust decis-
ions are laying the foundation for a
new era in retail business. In fact,
retail business will be completely
reyolutionized thereby, and methods
which have been getting to be looked
upon as legitimate are now being
shown to be Illegal The 'Bathtub
decision has shown wholesalers and
manufacturers that they can no long.
er control the price at which their
goods are sold by the retailer so long
as the latter pays the price demand
ed Of him, From the electrical de.
cision we know that manufacturers
can no longer make unfair demands
Of retailers and cannot use a patent
ed article as club 10 force the sale
of an unpatented one And there are
other decisions which go to show
that the present methods of retail
business will be reyolutionized.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
WOMAN WOULD BE MAYOR
Mrs. Clara Wright Of Davenport ;
Candidate

kdfQAu1AE
Spokane, Wash, Oct 19.-Mrs.
Clara A. Wright. % years of age,
wife of II. C. Wright, a rural CARRIE
at Davenport, Wash, has entered the
race in that city. The pri
maries will take place on November
and the election on December 8.
George T.. Craig county superintend.
ent OF schools. is the other candidate
for mayor. His name will appear on
the independent ticket in the primar-
les
There is no contest on either ticket
Mrs Wright was the first woman to
file for Office in Lincoln county since
the state law for equal suffrage be
came effective. She is a native OF
Oregon, born at Eugene in 1882. She
is the mother of three children. The
Oldest is FIVE years of age, the young.
est being babe in arms. Mrs.
Wright is a stanch advocate of wom-
ans suffrage and is not dismayed in
the least by the troublesome expert
ences of the woman mayor of Hume
well, Kan, saying: 81 am n candid
ate on the citizens ticket and II
elected | shall give the city OF Daven-
port a clean administration so far
as II is possible for its mayor to dir.
ect.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
BOY SCOUTS CONDEMNED
Catholic Clergy Claim Organization
Has Bad Influence on Catholic Boys

Catholic Clergy Claim Organization
Has Bad Influence on Catholic Boys
Baltimore, Oct. 1s.-At the meet
ing of the directors OF the Holy Name
society at the Catholic club yesterday
discussion OF Junior Holy Name so
ciety called forth criticism OF the
Young Mems Christian association,
the United Boys brigade and the Boy
Scouts as agencies which are taking
boys away from the Catholic church.
The Boy Scouts was declared TO be
especially bad for the Catholic church
on the ground that II takes boys out
at nights and early morning, thus
preventing them from attending early
services of the church.
These organizations, according to
Father Sullivan, chaplain OF the po-
lice department OF New York, speak
ing with particular reference TO
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, are acting as a deterrent on the
work of the church among people and
encouraging mixed marriages, which
he called the great curse TO our re-
ligi0n"
Father Mccoy of Boston declared
that the fight must be made against
the United Boys Brigade and against
the Boy Scouts. He declared that in
these organizations boys get titles as
honors and are placed in the guise OF
soldiers and woodsmen. pleasing
tnem nom heroic standpoint ana at
the same time weaving them from
the church.
Father Mccoy said that in Revere,
Mass, he has organized company OF
boys, ninety in number, who bear the
legend of the Holy Name society and
who are endowed with military hon
ors, and he said that this method OF
holding the boys under good and
guiding influence is working out with
very satisfactory results.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19

MULLIGAN & ROCHE
Dresses you bet
ter from head 10
foot and for less
money than any
other house. We
fit you from the
b e S t advertised
lines in America.
In Clothing and
Furnishings.
Wear the best they don't cost any
more.
Hart, Schaffner G. Marx Clothing,
Knox Hats and Caps, Fownes Dress
Gloves, Bates Street Shirts, Gold and
Silver Shirts, spauIding Sweaters,
Coats, Onyx Hosiery, Shaw-knlt
Hosiery the best Underwear In all
styles, stylish Neckwear, stylish
Mems Shoes.
The latest and best styles.
The Best Fabrics. The Best FASH
ions, The Best Fits, The Best Work
manshp and The Best Wear at the
lowest prices
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
cHoATEs' GOLD GUARDED
Golden Wedding Gifts Kept and Ship
ped Under a Detectives Eye.

Stockbridge, Mass, Oct 1S.-Sev-
eral heavy cases, each bound with
iron bands and bearing the secret
mark of the express company, indi-
eating the value OF the contents Of
the case, were loaded into the ex-
press car at Stockbridge today under
the observation of a detective, who
guarded the cases on the run of The
Berkshire express to New York.
These cases contained the 800 gold
gifts sent to Stockbridge for the gol-
den wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate.
Ten thousand dollars is said to be
a very conservative figure for the
value of the gifts. They range in
value all the way from SIS gold
pieces to the $4,000 gold service sent
by j. Pierpont Morgan. In New York
the gold will be placed in safe de-
post vault.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
WHAT A REVOLUTION COSTS
Madero Paid $4,000 to Send olaz
Away An Exile.

Monterey, Mex, Oct 1S-A dis.
patch from Mexico City says that
Ernesto Madero minister OF finance
has issued a statement showing the
personal expenses of Francisco /.
Madero, Jr., during the revolution,
for which he has been reimbursed
out OF the government funds The
figures are.
Cost of arms, ammunition and
equipment, Sl54.000; paid lawyers in
New York Washington, San Antonio
and III paso $4,000. confidential
agency In New York, $4,000: agency
in San Antonio, $4,000; agency in
Washington. $4,000; agency in FL
Paso, $4,000; for publicity cam.
paign in newspapers, $4,000 travel
ing expenses $4,000, total 5000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-19
Dazzling In Its
Beauty

is our collection Of dependable
jewelry Livery article in it is
delight TO the eye. an appeal
TO good taste. 1t isn't all ex-
penSive either. You will De
agreeably surprised at the rea-
sonable figures at which you
can obtain many handsome
adornments. If you have a
jewelry need come here and
fill it.