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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-06
3 BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Views of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers


Miss jeanette Perkins went to
New Haven, Conn, this morning to
visit friends.
Myron Ford of Housatonic spent
Thursday with his sister, Mrs. Miner
Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Mirheld has returned
to her school in Whately, Mass, af-
ter spending New Years at the homo
of Miner Cleveland.
A. William Swarzwald, well known
in this village, has accepted a post
ion as New England representative
for the National Rubber company of
St Louis. He will exhibit their pro-
ducts at the Madison Square automo-
bile show in New York, next week.
At the Methodist church Sunday a
love feast will be held commencing
at $50. The Lords supper will be
administered at the morning service
The Sunday school session will fol
low and the Junior League at $50
will be conducted by Miss Carrie
Wood At p. m, the Epworih
League service which will be follow
ed by the regular evening service,
with preaching by the pastor, Rev.
?. l.. Dow. whose subject will be
pressing toward the Mark" Mr..
Dow will hold service at the Chapel
district at 800 p. m.
The Second Congregational church,
Rev. G.. S. Mills, pastor, gives to the
public cordial invitation to its ser
vices tomorrow. Morning worship at
1880 Theme Of sermon, "Tll6 Priv
ilege of the Strong" Services oil re
ception into membership ana com
munion will follow Sunday school
at noon. C. Il meeting at G3D.
Evening worship 1T 80, with address
by William ~ Bryant, M. d., OF ND
low, VI, on "The Ideal Physician
w ). Boynton will lead tao Sec.
ond Congregational G.. e. meeting on
Sunday evening. Topic, "The Chris
tian Virtue o. Courage"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-06
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One-SixthOH
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Choose and pick where you will from the entire stock Of
dainty clean undermusnS onesxth less than regular fair
prices ASSormentS of al garments are sasyngy complete
and varied Here gain original price marks remain. If you
buy 500 worth you save Soc Easy money--isn'r it?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-06
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Linen Values

Roller Towels-Sewed up, ready Tor use
heavy, brown craSh-2s yds.. 22c ca.
Kitchen Towels one yd long, hemmed,
heavy brown craSh"....... ...... l0c ca.
Bath Towels-large size, bleached hem
med-25c value. ....................at l9c
Linene Squares 80 inches, hemSttched,
embroidered corners SOC value..at 29c
Linene Scaris--l7 by 81 inS.-to match
SQUARES ..................... 29c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-06
Women s and Chill
dren's Warm Sleep
ing Garments

Soft, pretty outing Aannels; pinks, blues;
stripes while and plain colors.
Womens soc Gowns at...............39c
Women soc Gowns at. ................75c
Women's $l00 Gowns at $50
Girls SOC Gowns, to N years. at ..39c
Children's 75c Paamas, 6 TO 10 yrs. soc
ChildrenS SOC PajamaS, to 10 yrs. 29c
ChildrenS 25c Knit PajamSS. ..........l9c
Boys and Girls SIPS Pajamas, s to
IL years. ..............................S9c
DR.. Dents Sleeping CarmentS-95c sorts
.o65c, 75c sorts to 5 DC. SOC sorts to soc.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
News Summary of the Past Week


After March 4. both the United
States Senate and the national House
Of Representatives will have a Demo
cratic majority.
Wilson's total vote on nearly com,
rlete returns is. in round numbers
6.SsS, 600; that OF Roosevelt 4,si5,ioO
snd that OF Taft 3.a50.OOO.
The railroad practice OF accepting
pay at one point and telegraphinx au
thority for the issuance of a ticket nj
another. was upheld by the interstate
commerce commission.
All parties interested in the govern
ment regulation OF the water power
rights ON public domain will be given
IN opportunity to air their views a,
hearing before Secretary Fisher
November rs.
Commissioner bennett OF the gen
eral land office. has ruled that the
recent legislation reducing TO thrc,
years the period OF residence required
CT homcsteads. is operative In Alaska
Ms well AZ In the United States.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Minor M ention.

A score of women and men in their
right clothes were driven into the
street when the Touraine hotel in
Denver caught fire.
Elections have cost the city of Den
yer approximately 100000 within the
last thirty months. according to the
figures of Auditor Markey.
Charles f. Davis, one of the oldest
members of the Fort Collins Bar AS
sociation was found guilty of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
The engagement of Miss Virginia
Case of Denver to Raymond Havemey-
er of New York has been announced
by her parents, DIR. and Mrs. A. G..
Case.
The parcels post law which will take
effect Jan. is regarded by Denver
merchants as an important factor in
the building up of all Colorado indus
tries.
Governor Shafroth is opposed to call
ing an extra session of the Legislature
to send C. S. Thomas, short-term SEN
atorelect, to Congress Dec. 4, when the
national body convenes.
Arrangements have been made for
the annual football game between
Denver university and Colorado col.
lese, which will be played at Colorado
Springs on Thanksgiving day.
j. ~ Walker, Denver negro, has
seen the fruits of twenty-seven years
of ceaseless toll reflected in the migra-
tion of 10000 of his people to the set
tlement in Liberia, Africa.
An automobile road from Denver to
Salt Lake City, which shall be with.
out a peer as regards scenery and
which shall be one of the best-built
roads in the country, is at last a pos
sibility.
Sheer strength. coupled with speed
and bewildering attack. swept Colo
RADIO College off the state football map
at Colorado Springs. the School Of
Mines downing the Tiger team by a
score of II to Z.
Funeral services over the body OF
Mrs. Emma Gavin, late wife OF Cor
nelius ]. Gavin. former county magis-
trate of Denver. were held at Logan
chapel and interment was in Mount
Olivet cemetery.
While the other roomers at 90 South
Cascade avenue in Colorado Springs
were absent. George Albin. cook
aged 80, attacked Miss oda Kull, aged
l6. and the girl escaped only by fight.
ing him and screaming, according to
her story.
Urged by prominent men in the al.
fairs of state. Governor Shafroth is
Low considering calling a special ses
sion of the General Assembly TO elec,
The state herald., 1912-11-15
AUSTRIA CONSENTS TO JOIN IN
REQUESTING ALLIES TO AL
LOW MEDIATION.
BULGAR|ANS DEFIANT
EuLGARlANS ASKED TO FoREGo
VICTORIOUS INVASION OF
STANTlNoPLE.
western Newspaper Union News Service.


London.-Judging by all precedents
in the present war, the news from
Constantinople is the herald of another
Turkish defeat, at the Tchatalja lines,
where battle has been on for the last
two or three days.
The Turkish admission that so many
wounded are arriving at the capital as
TO show that the Turks are offering
fierce resistance, has great signifi-
canoe, but may be regarded as prepar-
ing the public for another disappoint-
ment. 1t may be quite possible that
this will prove the last great battle of
the campaign.
There are indications that Bulgari-
ans may forego a triumphal entry into
Constantinople. According to some re-
ports, Bulgaria will be content with
finding suitable winter quarters for her
army while peace negotiations are 60
ing on.
The question of mediation has made
another step forward in the announce
ment from Paris that the Austrian gov
eminent has agreed to join with the
ether powers in transmitting Turkeys
request for mediation TO the allies and
In inquiring on what terms the allies
are disposed to accept mediation.
The revelation of the danger to Eu-
ropean peace lying in the antagonistic
interests of Austria and Servia appears
TO have qui6kened the sense OF the
powers. and probably of the Balkan
states also, to the imperative need of
working in amicable cooperation to
procure a settlement of the Balkan
problems acceptable to all.
Another factor making for the
speedy cessation of the war is the ap-
proach of severe winter conditions,
which would give TO the campaign an
exceedingly arduous character.
There is still talk in Vienna Of send
ing an ultimatum TO Seryia, and 9th
er warllke reports; but 1t is believed
Germany is exercising an ameliorating
influence in the direction OF persuad-
ing both Austria and Seryia to con
sent to n postponement of the settle
uent until the whole matter can be
dealt with by the European confer
erce.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
SPORT.


Carlisle defeated the Army at foot
ball by 81 to G. at West Point. n. V.
Purdue and Illinois battled to tie
at Lafayette. Ind. the game ending
Q to ..
Cornell brought It's local season to
a close at Ithica, N. Y, by defeat
cf Dartmouth, "a to o. in the best
played game of the year.
With less than five minutes to play.
Erehart. In u sensational run the full
length OF the field. saved Indiana from
a shutout in the game with Iowa, at
indianapolis. The score was: Iowa.
i3; Indiana. G.
Joe Mandot. the local lightweight
who fought n ten.round. no.declsion
bout at Dallas with Ad wolgast. left
foi Los Angeles. where on Thanks.
giving day he will again meet Joe
Rivers in twenty-round contest.
Richard Klegin OF Sioux City. Iowa.
who five years ago took several prize
fighters TO Paris for the purpose OF
giving b'xins exhibitions thore. now
proposes to introduce the game OF
baseball in France.
Bouldcr's superior weight told to a
marked degree at Colorado Springs,
and State university won the annual
football battle from Colorado college
by score OF 10 10 Z. The college has
no; won from Boulder In eight years
when the new Players Protective
Association feels strong enough TO sit
up and demand more nourlshmeni
from the club owners. one OF the flrs,
matters to be adjusted win be that
OF remuneration during training trips
Clark Griffith OF Chicago has tho
promise OF Pendleton. the great
Princeton athlete. that he will giy,
the Senators first call on bis servics'
when he finishes college this year, II
he decides TO enter professional base
ball.
Jack Dillon OF indianapolis wa,
awarded tho decision over Jimmy
howard Of chicago, at the end OF al
sirhtround bout at memphis.
Tho University OF Arkansas provet
easy picking for tho highly uaine,
Wisconsin squad a, Camp Randall. a
Madison. scoring seven points TO WIS
oontln's &C.
Players In tho American Associn
ton who have not already alxns,
contracts for 1919 may find that thai
tslsries have bsen cut oonsldarabi,
when they prepare 10 sign for nor
season.
The state herald., 1912-11-15

Returns from the state on the
amendments show that the following
have undoubtedly carried in order of
popularity. The women's eight-hour
law, the mothers compensation law,
House bill sc. eight-hour law for min
ers. the recall of officers, the civil
service bill, the recall of decisions, the
headless ballot, home rule for cities
and towns, the procedure bill and
pamphlet law to simplify the initiative,
the contempt OF court amendment and
the amendment concerning mills and
smelters.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
GENE RAJ.

According TO unofficial returns, VII.
son will have i03 votes. Roosevelt
LOG and TAFT ~ votes In the electoral
college.
A simple attachment for u piano to
prevent pages OF music book being
blown about by n breeze. has been pat.
on,od by an ohioan.
Twenty representative women OF
america viii tour tho European coun.
tries In the summer OF 1918 in the In.
iercst OF universal peace.
Biz Tim Sullivan. noted Tammany
leader and eE-eongressmhn from New
York. Ia IN hanltnrium. His mind
% almost totally gone.
when Mrs Grover Cleveland mar.
riea Professor Thomas ]. Preston OF
wella college. she win have hung on
her wall Princeton diploma bearing
the signature Of Governor Woodrow
Wilson as president Of tho university.
A Wilson plurality OF practically an
even 100000 votes over Tan. a Taf,
lead Of 10000 over Roosevelt. and a
similar alignment OF parties In tho
subsrna,oriai vote Ia the result OF the
election In New York state. no far a.
confirmed by nearly complete returns
There appears little doubt In west
ern Democratic headquarters that WI
liam J, bryan would be rendered prao
tieally choice OF any office within
the sit, OF the President aud many
profsssed TO believe that he positively
! would be secretary OF state.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
FOREIGN.

The British protected cruiser Var
routh and the Dutch cruiser Gelder-
land anchored In the smarna harbor.
The great powers OF Europe are
nlignlng themselve on either side OF
a sharp line regarding the future of
the Balkan states.
A sharp earthquake shock OF two
and half minutes duration was felt
II Seward. Alaska. No damage was
done, but many persons fled into the
street
Two earthquake shocks were felt At
San Juan del Sur. Me. Both were
strong. They were separated by an in
terval of an hour. No damage has
been reported.
A cablosram received at Nogales.
Ariz., announces the death In Paris OF
bamon Corral. formerly vice president
of Mexico. All of the members of his
family were al his bedside.
At meeting OF the Berlin Med.
icai Society. DR.. Friedrich +. Fried.
mann announced the discovery OF what
he believes TO be a practical cure for
every form OF tuberculosis,
The Progressiycs came out well on
top OF the poll for the presidential
election In the Canal Zone. The fig.
ures were: Roosevelt. io26; Wilson.
7s2; Debs, 40; TAFT. ioG; chafin. n.
A dispatch from Sofia says tho
Turks are reported to have been de.
cisively beaten by the Bulgarians and
driven in disorder from their positions
nt the ChatalIa forts. In front OF Con
stsntinople. The fighting was severe
and lasted two days.
Tho French government has decided
10 stahliSh series OF wireless sta.
tons connecting paris with the vari.
Gus French colonies and with North
aud South America. Tn. project a.
laid before tho chamber eontemplates
the expenditure OF 100000.
IA a result OF Austria's threats to
prevent Soryla from having oven n
little window on the Adriaue. Il ID
new said a. London that tho admir-
atty. which has bcon working secretly
for months. has Enrland's gtaat ne y
on war footing and ready to Htrik.
This probably will do more than any
other agency 10 insure European
peace.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Weeks News from All Over Colorado

c. successor to the late United States
Senator Charles ]. Hughes in order
that Colorado may have her full quota
of senators at the White House when
the closing session of the present Con
gress convenes in December.
Returning home from the theater In
Denver. William and Charles Brown
stumbled over the dead body of their
mother, Mrs. Antonio Brown. in the
kitchen of their home. A patent head
ache medicine, to the use of which
Mrs. Brown had been addicted for
years, is believed to have caused
death.
well dressed young man not more
than "a years old, held up and robbed
the Capitol Hill Pharmacy in Denver.
He secured 500, most of it in silver,
DR.. Paul Anderson was in the store
alcne at the time Of the holdup.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
ONE DIES IN GUN FIGHT.
David mecuIlom Also Shot When Trou-
BILE Mesa Feud Reopens.

Durango. Colo.-Samuel TRULY. a
Trouble Mesa rancher. died at Mercy
hospital in Durango from n bullet
wound received during a rifle battle
in Cox canon. in southeastern Monte
yuma county. near the New Mexico
line.
David McCullom. who was with
TRULY, and who participated in the
fight. was shot in the leg and badly
wounded. The bullet that killed TRULY
entered the top of the right shoulder.
ranged downward and came out under
the shoulder blade. causing hemor-
rhage of the lungs.
The identity OF the men with whom
Samuel TRULY and McCullom fought Is
not known definitely, but according 10
2avid TRULY. brother OF the dead
man, they are Isaac Cox. his nephew.
John Graves; deputy sheriff from
San Juan county. New Mexico. and
Jesse Harmon.
Cox. n year ago last April. shot and
killed William TRULY. also brother
OF Samuel TRULY. during a fight on
Trouble Mesa. over range rights and
accusations OF cattle stealing. Samuel
and William attacked Cox. who proved
the best fighter with both his fists
and his gun.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
YVES RN.

Woman suffrage carried In Arizona,
Kansas. Michigan and oregon, and
was defeated in Wisconsin.
Following quarrel over the own
crship OF litter OF pups, William
Zirnheld. twenty.siN, shot and killed
Fred Bauer. twenty-three. at Louis
vile, ny.
Tony Janus started on an aero
plane flight from Omaha TO New Or
leans. carrying n message OF greeting
TO the New Orleans mayor from May
or Dahlman OF Omaha.
]. A. weyland. owner OF the Appeal
to Reason. Socialist paper at Girard.
Kan. shot and killed himself at his
rome In that city, according TO a tel
ophone message received at Kansas
City.
In the partition OF large part Of
the estate OF the late Colonel Thomas
II. Swope at Kansas City. Mrs. Fran
ces II. Hyde. wife OF DIR. II. Clark
Hyde. received property valued at
Sils,00O.
Alfred Sorensen, charged with tho
murder OF Thomas MoGlllis. formerly
Of Denver. whom he shot and killed
IN soronsen's jowelry store. April 20
following quarrel. was found moi
guilty at salt Lake,
A warrant charging murder In the
first degree was issued nt Sodalln
Mo-. for Mrs. PanHy l.eah, who con
fessd at Los Angeles to having poi
soncd Mrs. y. NJ Quaintaneo Of Green
ridge. Mo. and Mrs, Eliza a. Cole ol
S,dalla.
Martin coggin. 522 sibley street. 1
night watchman. and Harry Thurston
ssi South Haisted street. cook. aho
and probably fatally wounded eaei
other In Chicago. following duarre
over the arrest Of a Girl supposed tt
be Christine Miller. i6 years old,
A representative Of glove factor,
Al Gloyorayille. n. v. has found !
practical use for prairie dogs. Th,
hid.s from half dozen were ahlppo'
TO the factory. where thoy were mad
up. The result was glove soft an,
pilahie as hid. waterproof and ncye
cracking or foughing up.
The reign OF King Pip V. began a
spokane when Governor Marion Y
Hay and Madame Johanna Gadskl
formally opened the National Appl
show. Millions of apples had heoi
arranged for exhibition and judsmon
ana the problems OF tho orchards
were discussed at daily meeting
throughout the week by mes proml
nont In the fruitsrowing industr,
| throughout the country.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Kindness Wins Partnership and Bird,

Pueblo-Because Albert Rocket did
him a kindness several months ago, C..
I. Fairfax, senior member of the firm
of Fairfax & Co., cotton brokers of
New Orleans, informed Rocket that he
had been taken into the firm. This
has made possible the announcement
Of Rockets engagement to Miss Jean
nette Ray. daughter of C. F. Ray Of
Pueblo.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
New Apple.prying Plant Burned.

Monrose.-Fire destroyed the new
plant of the Montrose Eyaporating
Company before the fire department
could extend a line of hose one thou
sand five hundred feet to the building.
The estimated loss is $4,000 insur-
ance $1,000. Apples valued at $1,000
were destroyed The building was
erected about a month ago by fruit
raisers to save fruit that could not BE-
shipped.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
The Crooked Way.

District Attorney Whitman Of
York. according to the wRshli'
Star. was talking about the sad
OF n western banker who had q
q great sum from the deposition
"The man." said Mr.. whii'
"lived beyond his means-moto'
a house with eleven baths, son 4
lege. daughter coming out. wife
cry for diamonds. The ineyitAhi
suit followed"
Mr.. whitman smiled and ends.
THE unfortunate fellow got 9
ened. 80 he became crooked.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Girl Married at 10, Gets Divorce a. is

Colorado Springs.-District Judge
Sheafor granted decree of divorce to
Goldic Henderson, the youngest bride
in the history of Ell Paso county. Two
years ago.. when only thirteen. the girl
married Cola Henderson, seventeen in
this city. She related how her hus-
band had choked and beaten her, and
showed large scar under her right
eye as one result of her husbands
abuse.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
cour, Fails 10 Decide eIo ca-,s.

wnshington.-Th Supreme Court OF
the United States did not give it's de-
tlsions In the Union Pacific merger
suit. the Hard Coal cases or any OF tho
ether big cases pending. The court an'
nouneed Il would take its annual
Thanksgiving recess from after No
ysmbcr IS to December ..
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Held for Ransom; Convicted.

Denver.-Elmer Kelley, twenty years
old, who was held for ransom by the
chief of police of Eureka, Ark, for
several days before he was turned over
to Deputy Sheriff Owens of Denver,
was convicted of forgery in the West
Side Court in Denver. Judge Teller
sentenced Kelley to an indefinite term
in the reform school at Buena Vista.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
January 2O-25-Eighth Annual West
IN Stock Show-Denver.
WILSON GETS BIG PLURALITY.
2resident-Elect and Ammons Garry
State BY 10000 and Entire
Democratic Ticket Wins.

Denver.-Returns from fifty-one of
The sixty-two counties of the state, IN
many cases incomplete, show steadily
increasing pluralities for the entire
Democratic state ticket. indications
ere that Wilson and Ammons VIII
each have pluralities of about 4O'ooo'
and that the entire Democratic state
and Congressional tickets are elected
The result OF the votes on Presl'
dent, governor, justice of the Supreme
Court, secretary of state and attorney
general follows:
The state herald., 1912-11-15
400 Tons Of Hay Burned.

Castle Rock.-Fire of unknown ori-
gin destroyed 400 tons of hay. some
farm machinery and the largest hay
barn in Douglas county on the old
Barney Baird ranch, near Franktown,
eight miles east of here, entailing a
less of $4,000.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
chapter House Robbed.

Boulder.-The Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity house. which is located in
the heart of the Greek letter resi-.
Gence section on University hill was
entered by a robber and $3.50 in money
was stolen as members were sleeping
ON sleeping porch.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Adelaide selbY Buried.

Boulder.-The funeral of Miss Adel-
aide Solby. II years old, daughter of
D. n. Selby, Denver, was brought over
land to Boulder in an automobile
hearse and buried in Green Mountain
cemetery. Miss Selby died in Dem
yer of tubercular trouble.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
steambOa, Springs is County Seat.

Steamboat Springs.-At the end OF
a twenty-four-year struggle. Steamboat
81 rings has won it's contest to become
the county seat Of Routt county by
getting a majority Of nearly 700 votes
over Oak Creek and Hahn's Peak. its
competitors.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Teacher rrampled by Horse.

Gunnison.-Nliss Florence Moore, a
teacher in the Dowel district, was
thrown from horse and trampled al
most to death. The horses hoofs
struck her in the face, cutting cash
which required ten stitches to close.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
wAsaiNoroN.

President Taft has issued a procia.
nation setting aside November ~ as
Thanksgiving day,
Two bir American afmored cruisers.
tho Tennessee and the Montana. have
been .iyan rush orders 10 proceed to
Turkish waters.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Hunting Club Plans New Home,

Pueblo,-Dotson lake, twenty miles
east of here, has been selected as the
site for a fine hunting club house, and
$4,000 building is to be erected by
the Dotson Lake Gun Club. composed
of local men.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Woman Breaks Both Arms.

Montrose.-Mrs. l.. c. Heath, wife Of
a prominent Spring Greek mesa fruit
grower was thrown from a wagon.
both arms being broken and a splinter
puncturing her left eye.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
A Chanue.

she-Mr. scrappington and bis
were riding In their auto yesls'
when II skidded and they fell o..
He-well. that was n little va
for them. Usually their fnlllhf
takes place at home.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
Louisville Girl Marries Californian

Louisville.-Miss Myrtle Swanberger
has just married Harry Krotz.
merchant of FL Centre, Cal, where the
Wedding took place. at the home Of tho
groom.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
$500 Realized From Tag Day.

Boulder.-The Boulder Woman's
Club realized SiOO on Tag day. to
raise money TO purchase books for the
children's department of the library.
The state herald., 1912-11-15
snlInirr knoek. out Eve.

Trlnidhd.-John iAhman. black
umith employed at tho cokcdale mine.
suffered the loss OF an eye as tho rc-
suit OF being struck by a steel splinter.