The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-20

Alleging that he was in conspiracy
with L. S. Senator Tillman against the
executive of South Carolina, Governor
Cole l.. Blease has attacked Capt. w. +
Gonzales, editor OF the Columbia state
Does the friend Of South Carolina con.
victdom forget his publicity debt to the
fourth estateY
In the interests of euphony, the New
York Sun suggests that the Greek navy
proceed to sink the Medjidie without
delay.
/ Local motion picture men who are
dancing on pins and needles over the
House bill now pending to exclude all
| children under IA years of age from
the theatre may begin to sympathize
with August Meyer, Bronx moving
picture proprietor, who was fined s25
the other day for admitting l2-year-
old boy on January IL.
President elect Wilson and Governor
| Fletcher seem to be of one mind when
| it comes to eliminating the inaugural
bdI. 1T 10 u VIEW but
brother governors take and the fact that
the Washington affair would mean a
cost Of $4,000 in pension bureau wages
alone seems TO justify the next execu-
tive's suggestion. Meanwhile, Vermont
women who missed the gala event at
Montpelier may offer condolences to the
wives of numerous senators and repre-
sentatives.
Emelio Portaluppi, the former Barre
man, who claims Sl6,476 for a Garabaldi
picture bearing the Italian patriots au-
tograph, said to have been lost in the
Titanic disasters, knows how II. Born
strom Stefansson felt when he filed
claim for 100000 on the loss of an
oil painting, 1.-THE Grcassdan at the
Bath"
Says the Barton Monitor: eve notice
the use of profanity is to be checked in
Boston and see The Barre Times urging
on the good work of the anti-profanity
societies in Barre, all of which is good
sign and pleasing one to the general
public, we believe.
Barre people and others living in this
vicinity whose orchards and shade trees
are the better for scientific tree surg
cry practiced by Patrick HI. 0'Connor,
will be interested in the following item
from the Bradford Opinion; "P. II.
OConnor, browntail moth inspector for
the state, passed through Bradford Fri
day investigating this section"
An exchange says that Bennington's
town clerk has installed rcctograph in
his office. 1t now remains for someone
there's hoping it's not town clerk |
to institute the dictagraph.
While the colder Green Mountain
Boys" have been seeking to excel each |
down in Saxtons River, let the parents |
back home bring in the wood and split |
the kindling.
Seventy-fve years ago to-day. Con-
gross adopted the gag law" OFF hand,
who will tell the class in history all
about the circumstances that called for
the gag law!
Governor Sulzer of New York has
promised the fullest publicity TO every 1
thing in his administration and asks the
editors of the Association Empire stat.
dailies to blame him if they want to
for any mistakes he may make.
Assistants at the Matteawan asylum
are now entertained by Harry Thaw.
who received a photograph and one hun
ired records from his mother. IL isn't
the first time that Harry's records have
proved entertaining. TO some, at least.
Barre police officers might solve a vex
ng problem by copying the example set
~ authorities in York, Eng, where the
owns twenty drunkards are promised
5 apiece il they are not arrested in
1913. Latest reports say that every
nan Of the twenty is over half month
% the good
In an effort to elect L. :. senator's,
here are deadlocks in New Hampshire.
daho. West Virginia and Tennessee. II
inois Is IN a deadlock over the cleo
ioH Of a House speaker.
The Aih-ay Times Union uses clarion