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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
LEGISI ALTON WANTED TO
BETTER CHILD'S CONDITION

BRAINERD, Mimi. Sept %
Plans for a statewide fight for leg
islation tending toward the betterment
of infants and young children
throughout the commonwealth were
the important matters discussed to-
day at the opening sessions Of the an
nual two days convention Of the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs. An
other important program to be map
ped out was campaign for equal suf-
frage. Mrs. Edgar II. Layhcd OF
Fairbault. Mimi, presided at todays
sessions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Shell Found Imbcdded.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. Sept
23.-A shell from a three inch gun
supposed to have been fired during
target practice at Fort Worden Sat
urday night was found imbedded in
the masonry of the inside wall of the
basement of the Port Townsend Lum-
Der companys building on the main
street here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Taxes soon to Be Delinnuent.

The last half of the 1913 taxes will
be DELINQUENT on october 5, accord
ing to Deputy Sheriff A. C. Funk and
those who do not wish to pay pen
altv of ten per cent and interest of
seven per cent will do well to pay the
money assessed against them into the
county Golfers before that date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
X. of p. Elects Delegates.

AT the regular meeting of the
Knights of Pythias lodge last evening
] G. Finney and H NJ, Elder were
elected to represent the local Knights
at the grand lodge which convenes in
Portland. October IA. R. w. Fletch-
er and w I. Gadwa were named as
alternates. The lodge enjoyed a So
cial session after the regular meet
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Inch Taken off Leg.

Harvey Mcpherson. we'll known
young man of this city who has been
suffering for the past year with tu-
berculosis of one of the bones of his
right leg, had an inch of the bone
removed last week by DIR. PLY of
Spokane and he is now in that city
recovering from the operation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23

There are no governmental statistics
showing the production of eggs in the
myrna consular district. but from in
formation gathered from the various
dealers it is estimated that the annual
production in that section averages
10000, 900 eggs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Realty Transfers.

w. G. Cole and wife to stephen A.
Lowell and wife, lot 4, block IS, Coles
addition to Pendleton; William For
sythe to First National Bank of Mil
ton for $2452.75, 500 acres in sec. 10,
twp. 4, n. II. SO; Nora Watts and f,
D. Watts to William Mieners NV. l.
of the sw. Ia, sec. 20, twp. 4, n. r.
So.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23

ployes permitted in such saloons or
restaurant
1t further provides that licenses
will not be renewed within the dis.
trict except for ordinary saloons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Ruilding Garage.

BUIIUlng NdIUSV.
+. F. Terney has taken out a per-
nit to build a garage at his Wash
ington street residence property. He
will put concrete floor in the build
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23

Two Are Sentenced.
Charles A. Kelly, indicted by the
grand Jury on a charge of sodomy and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23

Lucky Is the chaperon who has eyes
that see not and ears that hear not.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
Ciaae SeHe.

penn uEb Srl. Somniers mnttsu
on, Snmtina in Der Sian;thaHptiiaot
6eiudl
bcrm rH @cte'n's Sntune III n
nab ler,la.
herman Shuiot uno oermnHE
&Olier er!sbis,eH ISeitlditlishs ~
,lsiier'sH gin 'izes (nses tester
sSodle.
Saameifcr Gtbr. S4mibt er5aH
Ell iir nerru Charles Ie.reu eiHs
neue Ste.He bic too SRI lang HHe
~ fub brett miro.
ISm. siaegnup iestc Rh burh
bic firnn @ei:phaiia & soft 1ru'
oiHe IS. ia ben SefiV siHes 6euine
oers.
9ie 5tsoiseeu Gerhar0 un0 ,trnui
Shmiot luereeu ndtits $s0he pom
St. Senest'ts GuIle9e in attiiOn.
aaril: isr bic SoI;nIey'srieu heint-
tuHimeE.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
Ssif.

oenru Serteu nnhm an TOuuert'
tno einen abiiefer nh oer San;sr
hnuptinot.
@uutieb Sfleunen. Suiiehcr beim
GIubbauie uub Gerbn.:o 8aomndler
lnnbeetu lcsteu 7onnersta bel Enir'
tcb Ru6 eincn .ent" uDn - Sinrb.
7em am tsreitaa bier eeieierteu
gatronsieiie mOhnteu iolaenoe aus.
mirtiae Frieiier bsi: Reu. ! u. lie.
penbrod pon yscitphnlia. Seu 9Ohn
Shramni upn Tidliountnin. Reu. q.
Sdlmiot pun 1bpmns. Seu. D. !.
Wudermauu uon ginn. Reo. snrl
Guen uun Sunnpts Brill uHo Reu.
9ubbeln pou ct. 4ouis.
Spe 0edmnnu uuo Satin pom
3eiipbalia perbrnt3ter hier 5reitnQ
aui geiuh bel benz Sruoer Better bed.
mann uno Snmilie.
Gnspar Suersmcner uon @eitphn
lia luar 5rcitae i'm ,iutereiie Der
ncuen 5arnrcs Il Wcrhants 8ori III
@eiipbnlin bier.
Suaun SdlniiV. Der MusIleraeislle
BON penphnlin ocrichrte i'm StoA
dler ont upriaer Wittwpdi Gs irar
nbcr nur cine eiuiiae Ferlou mat
bic CT pcr,chrtr uuo bieic Rer0rIidl'
,cit mar ciR btr hiehaeu Sdloncr
6rl. RcIIp Hahmepr III inr s,r
CONNER bel Der dnmilis oes &,drer
Eurtb IN 7icnit aetretsn.
9ie Sebruoer NaBniann bater
pom Shnlieocnieiiier So'eph Node
III 9RctG elm neueS Huaaie bcsOaen.
9'ielc bieiiae Siaoi'..uno 9nueIcu,e
= III uiele mt ihre Nnmeu III reu
neu pobnten am Sonn,oa in y2e;,
phnIia Der %uriielIpna bel. lei
AOrreiponocrt h0rte pUu aeincm ia
Gen 0aB ihm oas -Grcrtniumcn,
n;dlt ont aeiniIcn ubcr bic fnhrt bin
uHo ;urud. Die bic mciiten per SH9
Hi: madlten i'm Seite Den StnR. II
.aHauel!ia stuporen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19

Tic AM freitnQ Sbcnh luni Nn'
meusieIc bes hodm. Hlorrcrs j u.
Iiepenbrud nui Der Aninats o. 20
lnmbus 0olIe aeaebeue uno am So"n'
taa stadlmittne wicoerhrlte Soriie!'
lung luar in ieber 0iniid)t nno lelb't
lber alle Grluartune Elm Grip!a.
Seibe Male war bic arphe 6nlle "iit
Neniflen oraeillIi. Vim Sonnta8
ipaar 10 icbr baB uiht nir leoer
Sibs un0 Stebplas iunotrn nuh ollie
1euitcraiidlen eina:uunlnlen nnren.
Aile aiuoer ipieiten Die ihnen iner|
theiIten RUllen 10 pOurteiilih bar
lie iiir ibre Qeiinlnaen. bic tounI uon
ben beiten 8uhnenipielern iibertrp's
len lueroen t0nnien, oea 1fteren ap'
plnubirt uuroeu. Muiii, 9rills.
oromatiidc mie humpriitt'he Spiele
in mclde alle 9in0er opn Der a'S'
G.9loiie biz su ben Shnlern Der
6udlihulc iid tbciltcr. 10 meirier'
bnit uro nutirgenlnR luie aus ocnl
L9c5cn uprpetrnpcu bnb man fdl ocS
scoor,cus mic nlles ona ppu tinen
Niuoe III lciiicn mOaI;dl lei nidli
ermehrcn .uuntc. Seiruocrcr Vei'
Inll crutctc BON bent Eublitnm uni
onui bcipuocrS ben hieIaen GpIun''
bus Rittrru Der 5dniler 1rnu' Crt'
mcper, Der ben NuiAbtS ~ Gbrer
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
Sppic Greet.

s,:H !cDtcn TpuutrS;aa III her III,
H,ttr ypu y Sahrtn Wcrv Tvaa'
&,tcy ,ta,acr a,i,prbcn Scr yer
i;pyAcne N, itit %nbrtn on GGtea
}vratu uciAltr Nrnu'htit cr ohrc f.,
opdl mv.Iitl athpl'tn II ,ucyeta
Yitl Ncttur,c. Scint ytldlc lyur>i
an ircl,na NprRtn uu;tr arpBty &c
thclligura nri hiCiiatn 'Nth Spi,tS
atcr bciiatt;.
Aim Surtna htTi T.. >>uu, 8trQtn
oit Niubcr bier SIR crlttu uro iptl'
ten hi. pnuuuniun. Sur 4Fit'clty
.maytu uiclc ycutc rpn Ncn Hntodu
atutinNcu hcrac,pnmtu;WcIht aI,t
III Nt,a 6rhbitud ptltltS im ShH..
hauit utrobrcnt wlrbt ;htilnlN
men. 2lt Glnu1hmcu lur oiN't.tt
Ht.ynarr ubcr Is Trllov1.
TaS nn0tin0tt Gtii Der ,1tit: Ht.
2.'dfy,atu 4>rri,crluhuGlu1lH uu'>
rtS hudlw %'orrGrl Ut uupprtcya
iyStuty NWNtcutlit wratIl ~ olt VI.
tlc 0taGiStu uun MIRO nd; fc'ttrt
;gt' Stu ,tnutu.
,Entll ebert "1o kcttr GJt",>
Sautu du' rtm HlUutltu otN (Mt9l
y.tutu'< tiuc Sd'tunt
Gr htrrid,; ollstmtlrc Euryt UH,
ue,h nuN Die "uSrttti' an Meas,
i.h!c,t,. >%tiu ulhi halN Ttat.
iaYn,. Wtyb ~ EN- ld'GtttN >Nt
Ilycyocu 'ur oit Sarmtr tlluH Il,
uoh itlct,crrS iEr ot S:A>.ty
Mla. ). ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
@arautirieS Gc,cmn @Iitte!,

GuS nc,iac ludcn, Srtnncu Nc
The. AuSidliGa urN Hunn0cncbmc
EuloCn ppu Gtsema. Ttyttcu. Soli
iuE. @ilcS uno lutcnNcr AuHldilaN
,purcn burh 2r. Npt'On GtScm0
snlbr inuclt aebciI, ruo olc Nam
uin mo ols,t ecmndlt pcorcr. Ncrr
!. e. GprlauN. %ith ri. 'aot
u,>dl Int - ,lhbve az Nticma gGo
utrindlic nllcS. allies 'thHc. u,
gr. hubinu'S Gricml Sa.gt l0ne IN
cine Sur Ticic Snltt N oaf I'r
mulo cinrs Sr;;rs mo 'cit ,tnhrti
inn @cbreudl - Icln Ggp;rlmlut.
geshalb ihunen mir lie anrdn;irtn.
Allc aupthc,rr pher per %,pn. FrelS
ao GieiiiT 9hsnilt1l Co. GhiIn'
belpbin uno ct. Snnis Nerlan X
oil,emrper. HeiipboIin. 8cbaaeu \
Niliemcws. apl:. anb :. u. ShelI
l. spns 7raoina Sp,. Il {hpmas
unb e. Gliiabeth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19

-Tu uuntu Ncrgcu }htpN,1
Nuct.lra. 9%lluc Ncl,m0tu Gro Spw
sGiliW. tciiCv bclnuut d'> oaH {at
itr NlccSln,t" Wnrtu am @oTHM0
hicr onocblidi wc1cu Ntm -Sutcr.
,nnmcut" TT 2%Ir,tt'cjt abtr mn S't
,nnriid0', n md1lr mu nW'lNtn
5d,putn 81 nc c,EoN -)hI,rp
ni6r,l," mN n ;icm.ihl n,hcy S,an.
Nc ,ucNrr NnN @c,I'nltn'onN". wn
Nuuaityr ihtn @mN ;h5rt'd'rlt on
Wccr Der Smo. htu MAIDEN tchr,cn
N au;uuchmcu Nn6 C. Ntm Mice.
biati" NitirS Wal uptl u,tt 0t,nn'
ocn I'D, bci btt',Ncii -&,tmtu" Mn,
'chtn n wrian',cn. &ptl cln Mai
III ,tin Nenl nm Wcun 0OH nl!lc be
i,htiNrur -Nltchln,t- Sen &tr'l d
nod icrncr wdNcu wlli mlh;t 6
ocl,uaen
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
CUR Seadltnug.

III. Der llrtey,eituete. S&eeeaU'
'thtt IN SSeatoii;ritt II, cg;t: hite-
Iii al!c III wcinen 2iitritt Qcarci.
cen n,annlihrn Sureer ppn uter :!
Eahyeu bis iadtcncus ocn !, ,fu,t
!3l3 ihrr Gpl.toyc an mir - er,r,5'
;,u. arbcytu'oIlS ntcie nur ;eiCr,,'
1.,@ %Srae e,ugullciilrt wcvhcu lu'Co
GtltGnaSu2l.
&tlljpo Suttt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19

=, ltauO Gra0 tg"oun;t II
,hy,y .,G,tH -,gWa a" @1GWo1
NW 'l,atuctu NtrrcH III I@,tt N;m
nlNaytn o,tltH Vrau,tH Ntrsare
l)aEautr vm I$tiipt'u, 81 (.
shtH, lcu GbsupiE uuN ,tranm
NQv, ypu yiun Itt't N,@asV'lW
r. r,a 0artnowi @,t lt,r,"..: NC
h,H ytvbuuhtu - hAs,H =. wet
s,aa" iar S%cac tcWI,'S:,: Nc,N|
I>l. ~ },Nt AtI,tl IN ,sst" rt'9
&:;utM plt N,tu G"atS..,t -
vtr081dnhcN. ~ >&tNt T.",N N't't
%tU.,lRuul ;aaHlt ,grG. ms Gt
ven Stm 0pm,0UV' tW,S lar"HtS
II Do, GwuuurCt orc !" >,,..% Ill
aru;tSNcn Gpuutltj mtrca>Ca $St1t.
III Iille Gumtn m0 q 'g.a:nNi
&lN ,luu nod ytl...oun as. <.@t
lg;c. nm Eiua unh -t.., y'1
Gcuutg GhdmclS vor -. -,
Ytalt2 Gouutn. 2itma - : -
raa. vlStpuaec Hcrmam IL gen
ylna alt Wi,lry Gcuntv Su%.umt,1
ut,r %@ei,uba,ia. 1rH ms Meta.
IL Nuum,i,tr. GAuat. se't IL
Gr.u:arial,ty ';rt hti'ra.' ta;.t'
Wat.,u ,pnulH 0ltrtu ,.,tl f.a:t
Ncirh,pnrc ule %aaut'raalhe;tru.
Sss31 SIc az l.icrH -.'." o'.,i
c,t.yaacn plv Nitbtr'. .v>t Sc
,toyryc. eczema rotr V,.,'s' .s,,'
lelNtr. hpl; e,rt Sd1t't 'Eat.tr i
@crH, Solbt uTn Sit Nt. >.r .,a"'
s,uN.gune rGa,u. Sy'a >s..s Ntac,
&wnnabam. Sia. Irtl utau -tVHat,
an ciHcm hafSAeu @.'dl.v.U mi
Sudlcu : Arritn SdIbt Etil;t he II
;rpci sspdcr SSirb (euru h;l'er
/ aar 80. gmpipblcu ppn aer,'n y
niltru,rucr. sscaphnlia. Sehaarn 4
niltcuieuxr. ault. uno :. Y. Sdti
Il Zone 1raeina Co.. q, 5bpmni
une d .l9iliahxsk
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
Sd,litclt eureu RheHmaiixmHs ab

Jep, II, CO on her .iei, gavtr
Rkeumn,ismus Ios ~ psrSeH. Scr
iuilt etre 2R aInihe Chamberlain
gislmeui unb iebei wis itiHelI cure
rbeunnIiidlcu Shmrrier ltl'ptrbcr
Ser'du'i BET alien canbleru
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
HnanS rldl; arbe,m hdlrcr.

a. ',,@a,Sy S@ty'ta Et1 @13r
s,yla;g \ Sa9 .t:.r 'v,y, sya <al 3.
40 bt.aar,.s %'t"a.s b., w1f
Il" i cgp3ac.iot3 &NUtt. '~y III
cen arN S:hcy,elotG Rt'2en. $c'
,nu': II, allen ra4H.tyC.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
9as Entertainment ein GriOIs

hnS nidli nui bem 3rparnmnl Der
,eihnete uuicniiebenbe @ebidlt icl
lerirei ausuenoia beiinmir,c.
Niles oieiek iii Der urcrhiaoiidsr
] lbaiieteit unierer hdl ilr bic 'oEi'
menbe @enerntion nuiupfernocn GU
ten Croensihueiiern III oan:cn biz
nidlts iehn!iher mnnihen nls oni
bic a!etncn in oeren perseu he BIZ
acime Der 5ueenb unb ssiiIen'dlait
aepilanst. iidl entialten m6oen 81
&ciien nui oeren SGulen tiinitia Stont
uub airdle in Sidlerheit rubin. 3ie'
ie @5Ji.bater Der WenidJbeit, Die
esru. Sflpeitern. nidlt suirieoer
nit oem .pns lie iiir uus. fir nnicre
SuaenG ae;bnn. eriudleu uns in nm
iereu Spalteu Nll:n su oanteu biz
Der @oritclluna beiaeWohnt. NbeI
nidlt lie limb una su ~nutC uerprlif
tCt ipnoerr mir ollie limb linen Gaul
- mchr nls Taut - ifuIoia. llue
mir elnnbeu I'M Ginoeriidubuiiie El'
lcr ~ hanbctu wcuu mir ben autea
Sdr, iiern IN Nller yiomcu uuiercS
perbinoIidihcn Tonics pcriidlcrr
(siuc arbcit ,utc Die ibrc lphuen --
0os tnnu MIR Wuit
Ter upu bcibeu 2ioritcIluuacu or
,ieItc 8clncrtrnn betrua bic <umrC
uUu SlU3.2d.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
.,u uertauieu pser ~ perrcu ten.

Spldc. bic cutluebcr Snll habCu
nnS NCrm Gnepnr SeC,,,cl AchorlQc
Siaenthum in hieiiaer Stnbi II
touicu ubcr cS III pnd,tcn, mrncn 'lh
neiicniwCcCn an Del llrtcrieidnt'
ten wcnocu. !6eurp u. Nrunc
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19
6yristIEcmGteE.

. !: - .sictg.,tt. Cl"'",:
.T.tM. ats SyAa vtr'1aG.;.
Hs:: ..,y ..tl1 %rstlJ2;IH;atr
.e..uN.tt Gt:Ntr la'tcGHu''
....,.N us NH &gv';tn. St'tu
-a.;s: sir y. Ssl'. '5GuWt
Ea@ melr S,@Ety. hClNtS SstlsT
:. ;. ',.si: r.r I.'styGGM;
SSa,tllrl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-19

/. II. Vurt u 2cnS. Pint Mo.
cn,vlchlen ldl ocm EubItHm 0lS
s'runnrubpbcr muo ronNlcr in 9&iuN
miihlen, Gumpcu. 'Naio,irc gueintE
n.i.m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
Both Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Wells Formally Accused
of Double Killing
GRAND JURY REPORTS
TRUE BILLS TO-DAY
Swanton Parents Charged
With Giving Arsenic to
Two of Their Children

st. Albans, March l0.-The grand jury
of Franklin county court this morning
returned five true bills, among which
were bills against julius Wells and his
wife, Mrs. Annie Wells, of Swanton,
charging murder in the first degree in
the death of two of their children, Louis,
aged q years, and Marjorie. aged years.
II is alleged that the children died of ar
senic poisoning, having been taken sick
on December 2, 1912, and the boy dying
on December and the girl the day fol-
lowing.
The returning OF these bills means
that Mr., and Mrs Wells will be tried at
the present term of Franklin county
court before Judge W. w. Miles of Bar
ton. The cases will not be started until
the end OF the civil docket, which prob
ably means that it will be two or three
weeks. 1t is possible that they may he
tried together, but it is not considered
probable. Mrs. Wells was arrested on
January 3 and Mr. Wells on March TO-
They have five other children living
A true bill was found against Viola
Nestover, charging her with arson in
burning the county poorhouse at Shell
don on January %. At the present time
the woman is in the state hospital for
the insane at Waterbury undergoing OBJ
seryation. The nature of the other two
true bills found to-day has not been re-
yealed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
CUT HIS THROAT
AND SHOT HIMSELF
William Stoekwell Of ST. Adams Had
Melanchol;a and Died While Wife
Was Telephoning for Medicine.

st. Albans, March l0.-Willard Stock
well OF Green's Corners, four miles from
this city, committed suicide about 2i30
yesterday afternoon by shooting himself
in the abdomen and cutting his throat.
He lived one hour after the double deed,
Mrs. Stockwell and young daughter
went to a neighbor's 10 telephone for
some medicine, and the former sent back
the little girl for the medicine bottle us
she had forgotten the number of the pre-
scription. The child returned with the
news that her father was upstairs groan-
ing
Mrs. Stockwell found her husband in
an upper chamber lying upon the floor.
DIR. v j. Upton of this city and DIR.
Lape, health officer of Swanton, we're
summoned. Mr. Stockwell lived l5 min
ntes after their arrival.
He was 5S years of age. He was in
dustrious but had suffered from melan-
eholia for some months. He owned
small farm and land recently purchased
a place in this city and was soon to
move here.
Mr.. Stockwell is survived by his wife,
a son and daughter, mother, two broth
ers, Daniel and Samuel of this city, and
two sisters, Maggie OF Chicago and Mrs.
Harriet Blanchard of St. Albans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
One Mothers System of Rewards and
Punishments.

On a page devoted to "Good Ideas for
Mothers" in the March Woman's Home
Companion, appears the following:
my system of rewards and punish
ments IS along commercial lines. with a
debit and credit column. have two
calendars hanging in my kitchen; one
contains my account against the boy;
the other contains the boys account
against me. He has a certain amount of
work to do each day. For each separate
piece of work he places upon his calendar
a star He also receives a star il he i
ready for breakfast at the appointed
time. another star if he is in bed at the
stroke Of eight. Anything along the line
Of meritorious conduct is rewarded with
q star.
~My account against him is indicated
by crosses. Neglect 10 do his work. tar
diness at breakfast, a misiemeanor IL
any kind gives him a cross, sometimes
many crosses Every Saturday night his
account i balanced; and every star 70
his credit is paid for at the rate Of one
cent per star. Furthermore. II at any
time. be wishes 10 take q pleasure trip
or indulge in any form Of pleasure aut
Of the ordinary. he must pay for any
crosses balanced o. his account AZ the
same rate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
BORROWED MONEY
FROM POSTOFFICE
Paid 1t Back Within "a Hours but POST
Office Inspector Had Come Mean
while-Westford's Former Post
master in Court.

Rutland, March lD.--Six respondents
pleaded guilty before Judge James l..
Martin at the opening of United States
district court yesterday afternoon, and
in five of the cases fines and sentences
were imposed while in one, that of
George Mitchell, the respondent was Civ
en- his liberty under suspended sentence
Gibson when asked to plead told the
court a hard luck tale and with tears in
his eyes declared that he never intended
to defraud the government of the prop
erty belonging to the soldiers at Fort
Ethan Allen, found where he worked.
District Attorney Alexander Dunnett OF
ST. Johnsbury appeared for the govern
ment in all the cases.
Arthur Bombard of Panton and Sidney
Avery of Middlesex were fined $40 each
for tampering with mail boxes.
Samuel Franklin, colored. who runs an
place between Burlington ami
the fort, and Alfred p. Romprey of Essex
both admitted purchasing government
unlawfully. Franklin was
fined $50 and ordered TO jail for one day
and Romprey was fined 500 and given a
jail sentence of - hours.
Earl Perry, former postmaster at
Westford, pleaded guilty to embezzle-
ment of 800 and he was fined this
amount, which he at once paid to the
clerk. Mr.. Perry conducted general
store in the same building with the post
,flice and when he was particularly anx-
GUS to pay a bill one day he borrowed
)Ver $500 from tho government He rn-
urned the money within "a hours but
Turing that time an inspector mad
lropped in and Perry was reported
The case against George Scribner of
who pleaded not guilty to |
ending an indecent postal through the
nails, was continued to the May term. |
The session of the court adjourned this !
morning. Judge Martin will hear she
'entral Vermont railway cases in cham
ers at Brattleboro next Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
SHEEHAN OPERA COMPANY.
Colonel Riley of the Company Arrived
in Town To-day.

Colonel William Franklin Riley,
special representative of the Sheehan
English opera company, which comes to
the opera house for one performance of
I'll Trovatore" next Tuesday. March
%. arrived in this city this morning and
after a conference with Manager Hoban
OF the local theater expressed himself as
greatly pleased with the outlook for his
attraction. The advance sale of seats
has exceeded all expectations and clear
ly demonstrates that the reputation of
this famous organization has preceded il.
Present indications are such that with
out doubt the engagement of the Shee-
han English opera company in this CITY
will prove the most brilliant society
event Of the theatrical season. Not only
from this city but from every nearby
town orders are coming in on every mail.
and the management urges all Of is pa
irons, who desire to see this attraction
TO make their reservations as early a.
possible as il is almost certainty that
hundreds viii be disappointed and unable
to secure seats.
Colonel Riley. who in point Of service
j. one Of the oldest theatrical men in tie
business to-day Is very enthusiasts
about the Sheehan English opera CON-
pany this season. lie says all previous
efforts have been eclipsed and not only
i the .Smpany much larger and better
than before. but the principals include
the foremost artists on the English sing
ing stage That the public appreciates
this effort on behalf of this organization
i demonstrated from the fact that ca
pacity houses have greeted them intari- 4
ab'y on the entire present tour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
TWO STUDENTS SUSPENDED.
University of Vermont Men Accused of
'Ragging" at a Dance.

Burlington, March l9.-P. +. Kruse OF
Buffalo, \. y, and X. II. Owens of Plain
field, ILL.,, seniors at the University OF
Vermont, We're suspended yesterday by
the committee on discipline. The sus.
pension came as the result of ride and
dance in Hinesburg on Tuesday. March
IL, in which twelve couples participated.
1t was charged that Raging" an al
legged improper mode of dancing, was en-
gagged in by the party, contrary to a
gentlemen's agreement made between
the president and the two seniors. Ii
was also charged that the party chose
to come back by Shelburne, 2la miles
longer, in order to prolong the ride as
much as possible. 1t issalso stated that
as the only seniors pfeseAt they should
lave prevented all unseemly occurrences.
The boys, on their side. state that
there was no agreement as to the mode
OF dancing, but that the president mere
ly spoke to them before the dance in
disapproval of "ragging.o The reports
of immodesty We're exaggerated as they
can prove by Hnesburg residents. The
ckaperons at no time spoke or showed
disapproyal at the Raging until after
the party had reached Burlington and
dispersed. The late hour of arrival in
Burlington was due to the fact that The
arrived at Hinesburg at 1880
when the dancing started. The longer
route homeward was taken entirely at
the discretion Of the hackmen, who said
that the road was smoother and less
hilly. The boys further state that there
were no unseemly occurrences.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
STRIKE AT WESTERLY.
Fifteen Paving Cutters Didn't Like Their
Foreman.

Westerly, r. l., March l9.-Dissatis-
faction with boss has caused a strike
among the paving cutters of the Smith
Granite company on Granite street, fif-
teen of them employed by that concern
refusing to return to their work Monday
morning, when their demand to have the
man discharged was not granted.
1t seems that about two weeks ago
some OF the paving cutters complained
to the management of the Smith Gran
ite company of John Anderson, under
whom they were working, and asked
that he be discharged Their request
was refused and the matter was taken
before the Paving Cutters union. That
body found their complaint just one
and voted to give the management of
the Smith Granite company ten days in
which to discharge Anderson. The ten
days We're up this morning but Ander-
son appeared on the job with the other
paving cutters. Twelve of the paving
cutters Immediately refused to work and
left.
Already some of these men have Sc
cured positions out of town and a few of
them have left for their new jobs.