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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14

Hammocks at C. F. Richs.
Expert matchmaker. Brough.
Good cantaloupes at Calvis.
Mileage Books at Marshalls.
For choice meats. Phone 102.
Mileages to rent. c. F. Rich
Fine line of cookies at Benedcts.
Very nice salt salmon at Benedict's.
Nice tomatoes and cucumbers at Calvi's.
Pneapples. for canning. cheap. at Calvi's.
Go to Taylors for your home made baking.
Silver Sale on at Sheldon's. No. goods.
For Sale-Two cows H. M Balm. 23t2p
The Middlebury Plate" SOC at Sheldon's.
Go to Taylors for a lunch or square meal.
Strawberries. fresh every day at Pper's Market
Three mackere for % cents at Pipers Market
lodgings furnished. a Pleasant ST., A. c. Dephia
stiff
To Furnished rooms at IT Seymour st.
21tf
Single rooms to rent Inquire at 81 Main ST.
222
If you would try Sand Springs ginger ale once
you'd always call for it. R. s. Benedict
Engraved printed calling cards at the Regis
ter office.
Buy your fruit at Calvs. The best at lowest
price.
For Sae-G Good. cheap work mare. Gorhan
Bros. 24to
Some hay for sale. Hartwell Danyeau. Phone
% 2At1
Standard sewing machine for sale, cheap. G.
]. Duncan
If you want best bread and doughnuts, call TO,
Gilrs fresh every day at Benedict's
Kresco Sheep Dip in bulk and gal. and ~ gal
cans Sheldon's.
Wanted-To buy heavy work mare. Phone
12-1l. C. f. Harris. 24tf
Wanted-A girl for general house work. Mrs
N. j. Sanford. 29tf
For Sale-Bla work horse, weight about 1900
u D. wooster H. d. No 3, 29t2p
You will always find the freshest line of Tobacco,
and cigars at Taylor's
We receive fresh cream every morning. R. s
Benedict.
Fountain Pens-The Conklin, Laughlin's ane
Moore's, non-eakabe. Sheldons
For good printing of all description cal.at Reg
lister Office.
Wesson snowdrift cooking oil is meeting will
popular favor wherever it is given trial R. s
Benedict.
Have your picture framing done at G. J
Duncan's
Try 3packages bromangelon- assorted flavors
only 20 cents at Benedicts.
Ruled typewriter paper. multikopy carbon
star ribbons, etc j. d. Woods l5tf
Dried beef in chunks at j. K. Pipers Mar
ket. Phone l02
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14

DIR. B. E. Marshall, wife and young
son of Albany, N. Y, were guests at
the home of his father, G. E. Marshall,
this week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14

Highest 60 Lowest 81
Thursday. cloudy; Friday, clear Saturday. clear;
Sunday. clear; Monday. cloudy; Tuesday. cloudy
Wednesday, rain.
Record kept by H. A. PECK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
Business Uottces.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding in
sertions. Count seven short words to line or six
long ones.l
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-06-14
BUTTONS PHARMACY

THE WEATHER IN MIDDLEBURY.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29
KILLED ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY SHEEP

Sunday morning. short distance
the other side OF Pueblo. train No. 10
ran into herd Of sheep and before
the train could be stopped had Killed
ifo- Conductor Mike Garrett was IN
charge OF the train. +. c. Fish was his
brakeman. Both men are well known
in Canon city. Mangied and badly
torn sheep Mere everywhere and the
engine and coaches were s,mpiy COW
cred with wool and blhod. The train
was delayed some little time before
the wheels and running gears could b..
properly cleaned. The engineer and
hremen looked like butchers In a
slaughter pen when they came down
out Of shs e&s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29
FLORENCE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BANQUET
WAS A BIG SUCCESS

Chas- r. McI-ain. Harry S. Maddox.
W. H. La Grange and other Canon
csV guests At the biz booster meetins
ard banquet m Florence iast MONDAY
night commemorating the Inaugural
ton of the new chamber of commerce
there say the affair was about the
most enthusiastic of its kind they ever
attended. They are loud in their praise
OF the arrangements made for the en-
tertainment Of visitors and the opti-
mistic spirit shown by the people Of
Florence in the future OF the town aud
its surroundings. Everybody in Flor
ence. according TO Mr.. Maddox, has be-
come imbued with a determination to
boost the community. both as a busi-
ness point and as place OF residence
The KNOCKERS" have all moved away
and the smile and push brigade has
taken their places.
Seven hundred men. women AMI
children. all Of them shouters FIR
Florence. crowded into the Houston
opera house after the banquet. which
took place at the Hotel Lennox at I
o'clock. and applauded the speakers
TO the echo. From the opening re-
marks by Chairman d. f. Foor, editor
OF the Florence .Kx Parte. until the
last OF the moving pictures had been
shown BY Mr.: Maddox at the close OF
the program the interest and enthus-
iasm was OF the keenest kind. 1t was
one OF the largest. as well as one of
the most thoroughly representative,
gatherings OF the character ever held
in Florence and was a splendid tribute
to the enterprise and progressivsness
OF the community.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29
BIG BURGlARY AT
ELLIS & HOODS

ElIs & Hocds hardware store a.
42S Main street was burglarized We'd
nesday night and between five and six
hundred dollars worth of guns. To-
volvers. cutlery and skeif goods ca
ried away. Entrance 20 the building
was effected through the coal chute
into the cellar and then up the stair
way to the main floor OF the building.
II is evident that several men We're
engaged in the robbery. but up to this
time there is no clue to their identity.
1t is believed that the goods were car
ried off in sacks to a wagon in the
vicinity and hauled away and secretei
at some point in the mountains
Twenty revoivers OF varying calibrcs.
with cartridges to fit. and several
guns and rifles were included in the
stolen goods. The pen;tentiary blood
hounds were taken to the store at
$50 o'clock this morning in the hope
that they might be able to trace the
robbers to their hiding place The
burglary. which is apparently the
work OF experts. is one OF the biggest
that has taken place here In years
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
WILL GO T0sSMASH
STtTE OFFICIALS WILL LOSE
HUNDREDS OF VOTES AT
NEXT ELECTION.
Claims Bankers Are Getting Mad and
That Merchants Are Demanding
Return of Money Advanced.
fRy United Pressl

Denver. Feb. Something must
be done quickly or the Democratic
party will go to smash; Canon City
bankers will get mad and state Off
cials will lose hundreds of votes when
they run again. This is the. gist of a
letter Warden lyman sent to State
Auditor Leddy today over the contro-
versy between Rhoady Kenehan and
the civil service commission which has
tied up the salaries of thirty employees
of the pen. lyman demands that some
thing be done to relieve the situation
and deplares that: rrttar goes
until March 1st. IT, -ly fve
hundred salaries. it will mean disaster
to the Democratic party at the next
general election
lyman says that the banks have all
ready cashed the vouchers and are
now -dema4aiae tbs zmoueT fxo1n chs.
state. He declares the merchants are
clamoring for their money and demand
ing that the employees return the cash
to them He says: The banks are bad
ly worried and this condition is meet
ing with universal condemnation. Of
all classes OF people in this commun-
ity. do not think anything has oc-
CURED in the last three years which ie
bringing the Democratic party into
such disrepute as this. These men
work twelve hours day for their
money.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

insurrectos clear channel of entry
for arms aud ammunition. The treas
nry department, as during the Madero
revolution will allow consignments of
all goods. arms included. to be re-
ceived at Ell Paso. and will transfer
them to the authorities in possession
of the customs house across the river,
despite the suggestion OF Col. steev-
er, in command OF the American
troops. that all munitions OF war be
prohibited from entering Mexico At
that point
A determined effort win be made to
preserve neutrality, but shipments
having the appearance of lawful trade.
consigned from one dealer to a GUS
toner in Mexico. cannot be stopped.
though arms shipped from American
territory and presenting with such
shipment evidence If a conspiracy
formed on American soil to engage in
an armed expedition against the an
thorities of Mexico will be held
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

day. Has made as high as five dollars
and thirty cents and as low as ten
cents Pays on an average of s1.50 n
box for her apples; average about 125
in box; sells them three for cents.
If all are sold sz25 is gross returns.
75 cents net Her boys Hubert and
Claude sometimes sell during the
summer and former averages 80 cents
day and the latter 75 cents. Nothing
but fancies are bought and sold.
Mrs. Flora Ziegler. 724 River. has
four children to support. All are in
school and would be destitute without
care OF mother and the money made at
the trains. Pays about SIPS for her
apples. About 125 is average number
in box; of the larger varieties, one
hundred; sells them three for a nickel.
Makes about seventy-five cents profit
on box.
c. J. Hedger and brother. B. F.. .av-
erage about two dollars day. Some
times makes as high as six dollars on
excursion and other good days Buy
apples with 140 and $50 in box; sell
them three for SC. seven for 1oc; pay
about s1.5o box and make an aver
age of 81 a box. Sell ss5 days a year:
average about s72O apiece, of which
about four hundred dollars is clear
profit
Mrs. Flora ziegler averages abont
the same profit as Mrs spangler.
1t seems that fair average is about
81 profit day. Four people for a year
and seven people for six months would
thus earn about $500 a year net
which is all new money
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

Denver. Feb es--Go,erBer
shsfretk believes conditions n
Mexico are 30 serIsss hat be nay
receive word sny niHsse from
ws-Aisrtss 10 order trssp. 10 the
border Hne.
He said today: -Cenditjens do
set improve In Mexico from what
! eau learn. The sifnatien Il 80 Sc
riess that I ueuid not be sur
prised 10 receive word nj any time
"a order Colorado troops sent or
order them In readiness 70 marcia
No word Of this character has
reached this sfiee yet. hewesex.
and NO sesisu win be taken unless
dIvetIens from headquarters are
.gi,eA-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

Washington. Feb. 7s.-The relief ex-
pressed IN official circles over the
bieodless fall OF JnAreE gave way to
sre apprehension following the re-
seipt OF alarming dispatches from va
rioas sections OF Mexico showing the
Attacks npon and the peru of Ameri-
can citizens.
From almost ever, section OF revolt
ridden Mexico come reports of ou.-
RACES From almost every city Ameri-
cans are fleeing for safety. Vast prop
critics arc being endangered and life
Is held at low price. Even Mexico
EChy is terror-strickcn and hundreds
OF Americans are departing for the
United States. leaving their properly
| bshind-
American citizens are attempting to
flee from nearly every city In Mexico.
In many states their flight is being
prevented by the authorities. Great
ueasiness Is folt by Americans In
Vera Cruz. oaxaca. Puebla. chihuahua
and saitillo. from which places no In
/. formation as to their safety is OBJ
ftainabic.
Official Washington is inchned to
spok upon tho attack on the Nelsoa-
Morris ranch and the invasion OF Tex
as by the rebel band as mere acts OF
erinandare. While no action has been
decided upon in connection win these
two cases. II Ia intimated that the
american government win dcwand In
temnIsy from Mexico.
1ss eApssrs II Jssrss gives V No
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29
PASSENGER AGEHTS M
vITED TO VISIT CANON CITY

A committee consisting OF w. F.
Burch. district passenger agent of Ire
Chicago & Great Western Railroad
company; H. B. Hardie. travelling
passenger agent for the Pennsylvania
lines. and C. A. Me,In. travelling pass
euger agent for the Nicile Plate line.
all of Denver. representing the Travel
ing Passenger Agents association
we're In town Monday afternoon In
consultation with Secretary Maddox
OF the Business Mems association III
relation TO providing some entertain
ment here next September for the DEL
ega,es and visitors to the annual con-
yention OF the travelling passenger.
agents OF the United States. to be held
in Denver at that time. When II is
considered that the passenger agents
OF the country every year direct the
routes. and. in many instances. the
destinirs. OF thousands OF travellers.
the advantage OF having such a body
OF men come here viii be apparent.
1; Is expected that about three hun
dred passenger agents and their wives
from all sections Of the cosntry, rep
resenting all OF the leading railroad
lines OF the country. can be Induced
to visit Canon City and see for them
selves something OF the scenic atfrsc-
tions OF the community. The agents
are being sent out by the various rail-
road companies on a campaign Of edu-
cation in an effort 20 divert travel %
American resorts in different parts o,
the country during the tourist season
and 70 educate people generally to
"see America First before going
abroad for pleasure.
An immense SUM Of good American
money Is going 10 Enropean resorts
every year. and, Il Is believed. that a
large part OF 1t can be kept at home
by Properly advertising tire beauties
and attractions OF the resorts OF the
United States, especially those OF the
Rocky Mountain region and the Pa
ciSc coast states. The railroad COM
panIes realize that travel. particularly
from The eastern portion OF the cosa-
try. gives them short haul. and, IN
the majority OF cases no haul at all.
when destined TO European resorts.
With view OF overcoming this rs FAR
as possible they have decided to have
their passenger and ticket men visit
Colorado next fall on an inspection
and get acquainted" tour.
They have been invited by various
towns o fthe state to pay them n visit.
Colorado Springs w'il entertain them
two days; Denver one day: Pueblo
one day and Gicnwood Springs one
day. On. or about. September &c their
special train Is scheduled TO arrive In
Canon city and our people have IN
opportunity OF entertaining them from
,..elock IN Tho aftarnnnn unf0 q
o'clock at night. The Dusincss Mems
association win take the matter up a,
its next regular meeting. and. :, Ia cx-
pected. that satisfactory arrangements
win be made TO bring them here. The
committee was Informally requested
on Monday to place Canon chy on Its
isassrary o. she passenger sssA,s
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

Washington, Feb. ss.-The ad-
ninIstratIsn fears the AEearna
iBeendiary statement may eanse .
massacre. President Taft. seere-
fhry Meyer, and Acting Secretary
Of State Wilson conferred today.
senator Lodge said that President
/. Taft had declared the uexican at
sssssa very sassereus and selI-
esse.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29
REPORTED FROM
ALL SECTIONS
EVEN IN MEXICO CITY FOREIGN.
\ ERs ARE TERROR
STRICKEN
The Capture Of Juarez Gives the Reb-
els a Clear Channel for Imperta-
fion Of Arms and Ammsni-
ton.
,By uniteo Press,

Mexico City. Feb. 2s-Sanchex
Axesrna, President Madero's pri-
,afe secretary, today issued a
statement predicting a massacre
Of Americans In Mexico City II
american troops cross the border.
The foreign diplomats are con-
ferrine and laying plans 10 unite
To defend all Foreigners II n crisis
is reached.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

Miss Louise Kennedy returned homo
Tuesday morning from a six months
sojourn at Los Angeles. Long Beach
and other poia,s In southern califur-
MIA She says tho customary winter
rains have failed to materialize In thar
section OF the country this year ana
that much complaint Is heard on ac-
count OF the prevailing drouth.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

Rev, Essert left this mornine fo<
Colorado springs on tuslness.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-16

If you are, you ought to think of
some kind of clothes which are we'll
tailored, perfect fitting and of good,
substantial quality Without
shadow of a doubt your thoughts
would at once fall on the world
famed Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes, $40, $3.50, s25 and $3.50
suits, your choice $500
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-16
O our the BEGINS


The famous John B. Steson hats to
go at this big celebration for the
low price of $2.95
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-09
Editor Marshall of Elton Progress
Takes Sensible View Of Parish
Seat Location.

The following clipped from the
Elton Progress, the bright newsy sheet
published at Elton, indicates that the
editor takes most sensible view or
the question OF "Where to locate the
parish seat" AS editor Marshall saws
this is not u question Of playing fav-
Orites, but a question OF simple justice
TO the people Of the parish, Mr..
Marshall's view Of the matter is here
with given.
"In co nmon Justice to all, we be-
leve that one of the principals to be
considered, is Geographical location.
This makes the matter fair as far as
one can figure it out.
There is no question of favoriteism
in this issue, other than to favor the
ma jority, or better speaking all. Gen.
trality is the only means by which this
can be done. As to the means OF reach
10y Welsh, time and conditions will
make this all right. Once Welsh is
chosen, the time will come when mon
led interest will quickly close up the
gap between Elton and Welsh. "
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-09
JENNINGS T|MES-RECORD
SEEKS TO M|SLEAD PUBLIC.
Quotes Signed Contribution In Elton
Progress, and Attributes Senti-
ment of Editor, Although Re-
futed by Him in Same
Columns.

10 TUESDAYS issue OF the Jennings
Times.R Record, under the head OF
Editor OF Elton Progress Favors
Jennings as Parish Seat" Editor
Miller says, at is very pleasing to
the people of Jennings to learn that
Doc Marshall, editor of that spicy
paper, The Elton Progress is heart
and soul for Jennings as parish seat
of Jefferson Davis parish. We have
known MIR. Marshall for a number OF
wears and have ALWAYS considered him
man Of ability aud possessed OF
good judgement So clearly and f0rci
blv did the Progress Editor set forth
the advantage to large majority Of
the people of Jefferson Davis parish,
by locating the Parish seat at Jenn-
ings that we feel that HIS words
should be given the widest publicity.
We are therefore reproducing the
article
Now had Editor Miller quoted
Editor Marshall's words or statement
in regard to his position on the ques-
ton of the location of the parish seat
there would have been no room for an
objection on the part OF any one, BUT
HE DID NOT. Instead he reprinted a
signed communication that appeared
in the columns of the Progress ovel
the signature "a PARISH SEATER'
and UTTERLY FAILED to take any
notice of Editor Marshall's comment
on the communication which inmedi
ately follows it, and is signed "EDl
TORI in which he TAKES Def
MITE STAND for Welsh, as The
comment which we repeat here plainly
shows;
SIN common justice to all, we be
lieve that one of the principals to b
considered, is Geographical location
This makes the matter fair rs far a.
one can figure it out.
There is no question of favorit;sn
to this issue. other then to favor tn,
majority, or better speaking all
GENERALITY is the only means by which
: this can be done. AS to the means O
reaching Welsh, time and condition
will make this all right. Once Wells
is chosen, the time will come whe
, monied interest will quickly close u
the gap between Elton and Welsh
Editor"
: Now Mr.. Miller is too good news
paper man, and too old in the bushes
not to know that an Editors views o
p any subject are not necessarily in az
y cord with those Of every one who ma
: desire to give his views to the publ
through the columns of his paper. An
e he certainly could not have made thi
. inexcusable blunder in u case like thi
i. unjptentiOnally when the contribute
t article was plainly signed. IA PAL
Y ISH SEATER," and was immediate
n " followed bv the EDITORS VIEW
), on the matter. SIGNED EDITOR
+ Now Mr., Voter does this look llk
# Jennings is irving to give YOU tru
5 view of the conditions Of affairs, c
that they are seeking to gain thei
n point by misrepresentation? Whicf
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-09
MONTHLY REPORT OF
WELSH CIVIC LEAGUE,
Strenuous Effort Being Made to Make
Welsh a Model City. Steps Being
Taken to Enter State FEEDER
alton of Woman's Clubs.

The Welsh Civic League met last
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. E. Taught.
The meeting was called to order by
the president. After roll call the
minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. The chairmen
OF the various committees gave very
encouraging reports which proves that
IN spite OF the extremely warm weather
the Civic League does not rest.
Mrs. Robinson, chairman of the
cemetery committee reported $500 re-
ceived for care OF lots; 1915 paid out
for work; the cemetery and school
grounds kept in good condition and
the purchase OF o new lawn mower.
Mrs. Chapman OF the Auditorium
committee reported that Auditorium
grounds were kept in good condition.
Treasurer's report:
Balance in treasury July 6 1928. IS
Received during month. ....... Zoo
Paid out during month ......., sos
Balance in treasury August g.. 1880
Ono interesting feature of the meet.
ing and one which was appreciated
very much was talk by Mr.. Robin.
son, who visited the League. Mr..
| RQbins0n's remarks were encourag.
ing and his ideas and suggestions
were very helpful to the League. We
would be glad TO have more of oul
citizens help us in this way,
The Civic League is doing all it car
to help the appearance and the sani
tary conditions of our little city
This is an exceptionally good season
for the growth of grass and weeds
and while the league appreciates tht
cooperation of our citizens in helping
in the past to keep down this ranl
growth. yet we would be glad if th'
people would join with us in an extrs
effort to keep this work along. While
we claim that there is not cleane
town in the state yet we must confes
that since the recent rains it is begin
ming to look very ragged. The street
especially are beginning to look bad
Perhaps you say: ut is the town
place to keep the streets moved.
Maybe so, but the town cannot d.
every thing AID if each citizen wer
to keep the grass cut in front OF hi
place how much better it would be 10
all concerned. Suppose we try ii
Do not be surprised if some membe
of the Civic League visits you thi
week. Mrs. Godfrey of the clean u
committee has a force out and the
are doing their best. Won't you Ell
courage the work?
Another forward step taken by th
League was the decision to federate
A number of letters have been re
ceived in regard to this movement br
not until the last meeting was an
action taken. This is wise step i
as much as belonging to the associt
, ton will bring us in touch with othe
cities and we will have the benefit
their experience and help in variou
! ways.
When the necessary steps have bee
taken the Welsh Civic League will
affiliated with the Louisiana Sta'
Federation of Women's Clubs.