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zHeARsT ATTACKS WILSON
Calls President a "FederaIist and a
Free Trader"


Free Trader"
Washington, April 15.-A letter by
William Randolph Hearst, attacking
President Wilson as federalist and
free trader, published in Washing
ton yesterday, caused a stir among
democrats identified with the admin
istration and loosed a flood of specu-
lation as to Mr.. Hearst's motives. AS
1t is generally understood in Wash
ington that Mr.. Hearst is candidate
for United States senator to succeed
Senator Root of New York, there is
general failure here to understand
why the editor should at this time
cultivate break with the admins.
tration.
An attempt was made on the floor
OF the House yesterday by republi.
can member from Ohio, Mr.. Willis,
to have the Hearst letter reprinted in
the Congressional Record. Objec.
tons were promptly made by Repre-
sentative Hardwick of Georgia, a
democrat.
Following recent message to the
Massachusetts Legislature by Gov
Foss, calling for reciprocity and by
inference criticising the new tariff
bill, the Hearst attack is being given
some significance today. Some dem,
ocrats believe that Gov. Foss and Mr.
Hearst, believing that the effect OF
the tariff bill will be unfavorable
wish at this time to serve notice that
they disapprove of it and wash their
hands OF the whole business.
Mr. Hearst has received no favors
from the Wilson administration since
1t has been in office and, so far as is
known, has asked none. His atti-
tude of hostility, as revealed in his
letter; is generally believed here to
represent the views Of the Champ
Clark supporters, who are not even
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FOR SALE

The Paige "38" Automobile. The best buy
Of the year. This car has the Gray Davis
electric starting and lighting system, silent
chain driven motor gears, llb inch wheel base,
AKA incn tires left side drive, center control,
aluminium crank aud transmission else, ixb
motor multiple disc cork insert clutch, Is inch
steering wheel. gasoline tank under cowl dash.
The equipment is unusual, ventilating wind
shield (built Into body silk mohalr top Itan
lined) TOP boot and curtains. Stewart revolving
dial speedometor, ~ inch upholstering, " inch
electric head light, electric slde ana tail light,
bosch mag neto, oemountable Runs, robe and
foot rails, extra tire iron (in rsar,) Incense
brackets, horn. pump, jack aud tools. All trim
mings heavy nlcAel plated. and the cost is only
klZ75l We expect our demonstration aoout
March LIST. A. q. Parker a. Son. PownaI, Vt.
Agents for ) Julhshlre Bennington Go. @tf
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yet reconciled to the fact that he
failed to secure the nomination.
In view of the understood candida
cy of Mr.. Hearst for the senatorship,
his attack on the president is regrad-
ed here as peculiar politics, for it is
asserted in New York next year a
democratic senator who is an avowed
opponent of the national administra-
ton
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DR.. Greene'S
NerVura

Creates new nerve force intensifies
the vital processes, arrests the pro
gress of all nervous diseases, en-
riches the blood and fortifles the en-
tire human organization. A PREP
ARATiON OF TWENTY-EiGHT
YEARS SUCCESSFUL EXISTENCE
Or. Greene, the specialist in nervous
and chronic diseases, may be consult
ed in person or by mail without cost.
597 Albany St, Boston.
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d X | N X.
H A B IT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

The ORRINE treatment for the
DriAk Habit can be used with abso-
Lutte confidence. 1t destroys all de-
sire for whiskey, beer or other alco-
holic stimulants. Thousands have
successfully used 1t and have been re-
stored to lives of sobriety and use
fulness. Can be given secretly.
Costs only $1.00 per box. If you 'ail
to get results from ORRlNE after a
trial, your money will no refunded.
Ask for free booklet telling all about
0RRINE. B. A. Quinlan. Druggist,
North street, Bennington. Vt. Adv.
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WIDOWS SEEK PENSIONS
Two Apply in Jersey Before the Law
Is in Official Print

Newark, N. j., April 15.-Although
the law recently passed by the Legis-
lature and later signed by the Cover
nor, giving pensions to widows with
children under 16 years old, does not
go into effect until July 1, two widows
applied today to County Clerk Melon
ough to be put on the list.
One is the mother of three children
under the prescribed age. The other
has one child. AS the County Clerk
has not yet received certified copy
OF the law, with instructions as to
how to act on applications, he was
obliged to ask the applicants TO call
later.
Under the law a pension of 50 a
month is allowed for one child under
the age of IS; s14 month for two
children, with 81 a month for each ad-
ditional child under that age.
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EOR sALE-A modern house with slated
L roof, has parlor, sitting room, dinirg room.
oed room, pantry and Kitchen on first door.
aud large shed in rear, : bed rooms, toilet, bath
and lavratory on second floor. Lot mas front.
age of So feet and is 3OO feet deep. There is a
tine garden, nice lawn and shade, consdera Ole
fruit. This property is In excellent 10 :ation,
minutes walk from mills and trolley. Every
thing about the place is up in shape. Price
2,UUO Nash & hutchIns ztf
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spHcKLEs GOING FISHING
Head Of Big Sugar Refining Closes
Desk-No Reply to Strikers.

Yonkers, April 15,--Louis Specifies.
superintendent of the federal sugar
refinery here, one of the largest in
the world, closed his desk this morn,
ing and announced that he was going
fishing and did not know when he
would return. He left no address be
hind him. This was his answer to a
strike order issued yesterday to the
unskilled laborers in the plant The
whistle, calling the men to work was
silent this morning and those employ
es who congregated at the gates were
turned away. In all about 1900 men
are effected.
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PownaI License Applications

The Board of License Commission
ers in the town of Pownal, County of
Bennington having received the fol-
lowing applications for the sale OF
intoxicating liquors in said Pownal
to wit.
ITO the Board of License Commits
sioners of the town of Pownal in
the County of Bennington, I Eugene A.
Hathaway of Pownal in said county
hereby make application for a first
class license to sell intoxicating liq-
ors at the North Pownal hotel,
North Pownal. The room to be used
the room on the west side of the
building known as the barroom. En-
trance TO be on the west side where
the doorway now is located in said
town of Pownal My age is 43 years,
my present occupation is hotel keep
er. | am a legal voter of the town
of Pownal.
Dated at Pownal, VT, Apr. LIST. 1913.
Eugene A. Hathaway"
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REWARDS DEFERRED

II HEREBY offer the sum OF $50 for the
-srre.t snd conviction Of auy person or
persons who may 81 any tine within the neat
year DO any Damage IN or about the Gocfrty
oohre works property. Z. l. SIbiey. t6ff
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three Generation S Rave Passed

since the discovery Of Downg
Hlixir for coughs. colds and hung
roubles, but thousands remain 20
sn ne story q its wonderful curss
tolt everywhere
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LOST

Il Osr- Lost in Whitney Theatre Monday
~ night. q small puctetb ok Containing sum
o. monty. Reward viii b. paid for reiu. nine
sane % lfa be- h street. IL
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COR SALE-Just out the village limits. one
[ acre good land, III story house, rooms
and panty; barn with stall room Tor Two
horses; good gard n, considerable fruit. This
place Is within 10 minutes walk OF Bradford's
mill. Price $3.50. Nash g. Hutchlns. lStf
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Lawn Mowers

Ground By Automatic Machine. Fur
niture Repaired, Saws Filed. Shears
and Knives Sharpened. Pattern Max
ing a Speciality. Bicycle Repairing,
New and Second Hand Bicycle for sale
n. s. AIIard & Co. I33 North S.
BENNINGTON. VI
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"To the Board of License Commits
sioners of the Town OF Pownal in the
County of Bennington, | Patrick 5.
Colwell of Pownal in said county
hereby make application for a third
class license TO sell Intoxicating
liquor at Brookside House situated
on the east side of the main highway
leading from Bennington, Vermont
to North Adams, Massachusetts, in
said town of Pownal. My age is 3S
years and my present occupation is
inn keeper and | am legal voter
of the town of Pownal.
Patrick S. Colwell
Dated at Pownal. VT, April LIST, 1918.
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L'OR SALE-On easy terms, farm of $50
acres. located miles from station and
trolley line. GOOD l0.roOm house; large barn
with basement. farm with sno will keep 81
COWS, keeps ~ now. Neverfailins brook
watered pasture. VIII cut now l0uU chestnut
poles which will 20 long ways towards pay
ing for farm. Also good COWS, Ct cam separa-
tor, wagons, sielghs, all farm machinery and
small TOOLS Price Tor ali $SUtU. chance tor
someone with II lew hundred collars aud team.
Might take other property In part payment.
Nash l. hutch ms. ATT
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ANOR sALE-Farm of rs acres, 21S miles
from Bennington, and only minutes.
walk from North termination trolley; IS acres
in rich meadow land. ~ acres pasture and wood
land With abundance of wood for home use I;
good com fortabIe house with 10 70 ms, In ex-
cellent repair; 81 good barns with running water.
owner will sell Is head stock, horses, crops
and tools If desired. We have been authorized
TO make special price on this property for the
next 10 days. For full information inquire
Nash a Hutchins 57If
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BOOKCASES

A splendid line of handsome Book
cases. Roll-top Desks and Filing
Cabinets. We wish you could see
them They will give you an idea
of the big saving possible in buy
ing here.
CARPETS
A delight of the home is a pretty
Carpet. Do you know that the
best selected line of Carpets is
shown here? That the latest
styles and patterns and duplicates
of the old good ones are constant
ly coming in? Brussels as low as
soc per yd.
LINoLEuMs, OIL CLOTHS
For the Kitchen, Laundry. Bath
Room or Back Hall. You can't
have anything as good for floor
covering as Linoleum. II is
strong and durable, and will not
scale or crack.
A cheaper covering in 0ilcloth.
II won't hold its color as well, nor
last as long, but the prices equal
ize the matter. The price de-
ponds on the width and quality.
mATTINGs
No need to tell you how very de-
sirable it is to have clean. bright
Mating for your floors: but we
want to impress it on you that
here is the place to get the Mat
tings. All we ask is a chance to
show you the goods.
In selecting your floor covering
here, you are able to get an idea
how it will look on the floor at
home. We have an immense open
floor space. and we provide plenty
Of patterns and lay them down so
you can see the effect.
STOVE RANGES
We wish to call special attention
to our Stove and Range store,
which for years has been closely
allied with our Furniture and Car
pet business. Year after year we
have been busy perfecting it. and
we can now with confidence. as
sert that there is absolutely no
other house which can show any
thing near the standard Of r. c.
Reynolds line. Everything worth
seeing in "Stovedom~ is here.
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MlScELLANE oUS

OTICE-Judson Andrews. carpenier, bull
~ DER ana repairer, viii remain In ,En I'M
al further notice. Boards at SIS Main I.
shop Valentine St. rear WalbridFe'e. Telc-
phone ss.li. l5t24
CUSTOM MATCHING With Candee In
~ cubator. isoy Egg CAPACITY. tas5 per tray
Tor hens Eggs. from - TO ~ Eggs. $500 for
Ducks Eggs, from o. to6S Eggs. Also day old
chicks for sale on order. kggs for Matching
from winter laying strain of Barred hs cks.
Hoo per Is EEEs. VIII start patching after
February cath. VIM Allard. l2q Branch street.
Bennington. Vt Inf
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COR sALE-ViDlin, as good as new; also a
l Stella music box complete with several
records OF popular and standard songs aud
band pieces. Address Z. A. j., Box NJ, Banner
Once, Bennington. or telephone Al-W. sltf
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LACE CURTAINS

Lace Curtains beautify a home.
You appreciate how much dainti-
ness and brightness, crisp, new
Curtains add to the interior. They
throw a glamor over the entire
furnishings of the room. We have
them at all prices and qualities,
styles and designs. 75c to $500
per pair
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ROCKERS

What's more comfortable than
Rocker? There is hardly anything
in Rockers that we haven't got.
75c to $4,000.
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ITO the Board of License Commits
sioners Of the Town of Pownal in the
County of Bennington, / Louis Saw
cry of Pownal in the county of Ben
nington hereby make application for
a first class license TO sell intoxicat-
ing liquors at Glenwood Hotel situate
on the west side OF Main street in
North Pownal so called in said town
Of Pownal. My age is forty years
and my occupation is machinist and
am a legal voter Of the town OF
Pownal.
Louis Savery.
Dated at Pownal, VT. Apr. list. 1913"
We the said License Commissioners
do hereby appoint a public meeting
for the consideration Of the aforesaid
applications to be held at the town
hall in Pownal Center so called in
said Pownal on Wednesday, April
23rd, A. D. 1913 at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of
said day.
Dated at Pownal. Vermont, April End
A. D.. 1913
Fred Potter
William Campbell.
n. ID. Sager.
Board Of License Commissioners for
the town Of Pownal. County Of Ben
nington.
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CHINA CLOSETS

Nothing adds more to beauty or
convenience of Dining Room
than a China Closet of good style.
They come in such great variety
thai 1t is impossible to describe
them.
CHAIRS
In Chairs we offer an unlimited
line, remarkable for durability
and comfort. Cane and wood seat.
s115 for a Cane Seat Chair, and a
good one at that.
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CHAIRS
DINING TABLES

A large portion of this store is Civ
en- up exclusively to Extension Ia
bles. We have them in all styles,
square or round. with legs or pill
lar bases. Prices range as widely
as do varieties, but each table is
fully worth the price marked on it.
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INGGs FOR HATCHING-White0 rplngton
H and Partridge wyandotte eggs for hatch
ing. 81 for 10, 81 for 30, So for 50. Buff Cochin
Bantam eggs, IS for Is. j. h. Livingston, Ben-
ninCron VI 53tf
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PoRTlEREs, ETC.

Our Drapery Department occupies
a good space in the store and we
can surely satisfy you with an as
sortment of Portieres. Table Gov
ers, etc.
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s,pesoARps AND euFFETs

sIpEBoARDS AND 6UFFETs
If there is anything that we are
particlarly strong in, 1t is Side
boards and Bullets. OF every con
ceivable design. with cabinet or
canopy tops, and with shelves,
carved and plain, we have them all.
All with bevel plate, glass mirrors,
in fancy designs. Some as low as
$1,000. We sell one for $500 that
is particularly good value.
ARTISTIC METAL BEDS
Graceful shapes and handsome fin
ishes characterize the Iron and
Brass Beds of today. The best
work of the most noted metal bed
manufacturers can be found on our
floors. There is no design so new
that you cannot find it here, while
we have the most inexpensive Beds
that can be called good" Our
stock also embraces a great many
novelties at moderate prices, and
from that on to the finest Brass
Beds made.
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Louis Savery.
Dated at Pownal, VT. Apr. list. 1913"
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TOILET SETS

Toilet Sets in ten and twelve
pieces is far ahead or anything
shown al like prices.
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PARLoR TABLES

A specially attractive line of Par
lor Tables, in Oak, Mahongany or
Curley Birch, round, square or
oval tops. Very stylish. Prices
start at S5c.
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CHINA
Handsome China makes a table at
tractive to those not even blessed
with a good appetite. Every house
wife takes pride in her China and
Table Ware. and with the prices
we have TO offer. such goods are
within your reach.
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HALL RACKS

We want you to know that there
is no place where you can buy a
better Hall Rack for the number
of dollars than right here. We
have a splendid line. all pretty.
and strikingly new. They range
in price from $500 upwards. Quite
a good one at that price, too.
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TO LENT.

TO RENT-Furnished rooms at sll school
Il Street. 5fto'
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81 TO $50. Never before have We
shown such a large variety as we
are now displaying. Some with
mirror tops. others with open
front. some single. and others
double doors. plain and decorated
all elegantly finished. in all kinds
Of woods. as well as Vernis Martin
and lockwood finishes.
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We would like you to see our line
Of Ladies' Desks. They are the
one thing most appreciated by the
ladies in the line Of furniture.
Your choice Of Golden Oak. Birds
Eye Maple. Mahogany and Mis-
sion; all priced very low. Begin
ming at $3.50
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Board Of License Commissioners for
the town Of Pownal. County Of Ben
nington.
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MATTRESSES

Weary every sort OF Mattress.
We can sell you a Mattress at any
price you name. But the selling
price of a mattress depends prim-
arfly on the materials used in max
ing it. We want you to see ours
to test them. They are made es-
pecially under our supervision, and
We guarantee them to be just
what we say. From $3.50 up.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-24

munition and all his spare time was
devoted to target practice.
Seven years ago an attempt was
made at the Bank saloon, conducted
at that time by Tom Griffin, and
shooting ensued that scared the stick
up and drove him away. As he en-
tered the bartender, Sandy" was sit
ting alone in the office at the end Of
the bar He reached for his gun on
the draining board and began peg
ging away. Traces of the shots are
visible today in the woodwork One
of the return shots caught Sandy in
his gun hand, carrying away small
portion Of his right thumb, or the
visitor might have been plugged.
The only recent exploit in the gun
line was pulled off three months ago
in Chinatown, when three men walk
ed in and compelled brace OF yel-
low-skinned Mongols to surrender
their bank roll This was the work
of hopheads, who are doing time at
the state prison.
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TEACHERS LEAVE
FOR INSTITUTE
At GOLDFIELO
SCHOOLS WILL REMAIN CLOSED
FOR ONE WEEK DURING
THIS SESSION.

Tonopah schools are empty today
and will remain that way all week,
until next Monday, when the teachers
win have returned from the district
institute at Goldfield The sessions
will occupy three days and attendance
Is compulsory. The Tonopah contin.
gent that went over this morning in.
cluded the following
Mrs. Jennie Currieux. c. W. Smith,
NJ. NJ. Mackinder, J, D. Scott Miss
Helen Slayin, Miss Anna Bradley
Miss Georgia Bennett, Miss Edna Sui
Ivan, Miss Gertrude Wallace Miss
Vivian Warren, Miss Alice Meffly
Miss Augusta Jahn. w G. Blair. Miss
E Rieve Miss Irma Foltz, Miss Jessie
Evans, Miss Florence Bray Miss
Louise Pohl
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and Louis sprinted for the opening in
the floor.
The back of the man had scarcely
disappeared below the floor when the
door was slammed down tight and
the two doors of the cigar locker that
opened out over the cellar door were
swung into an extended position at
right angles with the floor This was
for the purpose of locking the three
victims in while the thief was getting
out of sight. Then, going to the cash
register, the cash, amounting to
$3.50, was taken out.
The men had not disappeared a
moment too soon, for the net instant
Billy Ryan, engineer of the Sand
Grass, entered, swinging his bucket
as he was coming off shift He took
in the situation the moment the doors
swung open and he beat it for the
street expecting every second to hear
a bullet whistling past his ears He
ran to the police station and got Bob
Dalzell.
AS the thief was going through the
cash register another customer was
heard entering from the front door.
He saw what was going on and. with
out waiting for explanations. kept
right on going and disappeared by
way of the back door The hold-up
finished his search of the register
and darted for the front door and
vanished.
Fuetsch reached up his hand anc
pushed back the cigar door locker
and, raising the cellar door, got out
He was too late to find any trace o
the robber but was in time to NEE
Bob Dalzell, night policeman, wh'
came in with Billy Ryan. The who'll
operation occupied less than five min
utes, but there was not lost motion
and the job was executed with dis
patch.
The police have a description of
man five feet eight inches and weigt
ing 145 pounds, apparently an Amer
: can, as he did not speak with an
accent.
This is the third hold-up that ha
occurred in Tonopah In 1902 tn
Butler bar, at the corner of Broughe
avenue and Main street, was held u
and $1,000 taken, while Curley Gri
ham and George Cole held the
hands aloft
J. Cole suddenly sprang for the bac
e door, STOPPING as he ran, and bu
g let caught him on the back OF u
! head and glanced off He succeede
o in reaching the street and giving Il
T alarm, but the bandit escaped. Co
e was not armed. This robbery WI
/ planned by one of the famous CT
v barn bandits who terrorized Chical
It the following year and who mac
o Tonopah his training quarters. Eyel
e dollar he earned was spent for al
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CASINO LICENSE
NOT RESTORED
AND PLACE
CLOSED
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REFUSE
TO RECONSIDER THEIR RE.
CENT ACTION

The county commissioners, sitting
as a liquor board, Saturday afternoon
refused to rescind the action reyolx-
ing the license Of the Big Casino re.
sort. The motion was made by Com,
missioner Marsh, and seconded by
Commissioner Ferguson. and the vote
was unanimously in favor of standing
by their original order made at their
previous meeting, when four saloon
licenses were revoked.
Receiver Bonneau had closed the
doors Friday night. as he found he
could not run the place on a dry
basis, and that the novelty Of pop
soon wore off, and now the future Of
the establishment is up to the United
States court. under whose auspices
the receiver acts George Summer
field, the owner Of the real estate
and the building, is demanding his
rent, and the receiver says he has no
money to meet bills.