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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
CAPTURED THREE MEN.
Fourth Broke Away and Escaped in Chi
csgo Yesterday.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-Detectives searching
for the automobile bandits, who have OF
late been very active. yesterday cap
tured three men from Detroit. Mich.
whom they accuse Of being members OF
the gang. A fourth man. also from De
troit, overpowered the detective who had
him in custody. and escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
Legislative Committee Meeting.

\ meeting Of the joint legislative
committee viii b. held in the granite
cutters rooms. Scampini block, az :
O'Clock. business important james
Cruickshank. chairman, Alex. Ironside.
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
Was Rnrn in Orange

Manchester, y. H.. Jan. 6.-Msria A.
Nittun. wife Of David A. Nittun. an en-
pioye of the Manchester postofiice. died
yesterday. aged * years. Mrs. Nittun
was q nafivr of Orange. Vt and came
to Manchester to reside IL years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
FUNERAL OF ALFREDO sIRoNL
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon with In
terment at Hope Cemetery.

The funeral of Alfredo Sironi. whose
death occurred at his home. 6 Bolster
place. early Saturday morning, was held
at the house yesterday afternoon at ,
O'Clock. The bearers were a. follows;
Frank Abistti. Battista Colombo. Carlo
Carlombo and Enrico Colombo. a large
number Of horal tributes banked the
ca sskct. Intcrmeut was made in HOPE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06

Alfred Bailey and il. Burns. who
have bcen passing ten DAYS with friends
in the city left last night for their
home IN Redstone. y. H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
GRANITEwILLE

The regular business meeting of the
ladies' aid viii BE- held at the home of
Mrs. Edwin Evans Wednesday. January
;. az p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
weather Forecast.

Snow or rain. probably SNOW. tonight
and Tuesday; colder Tuesday in Yer
mont; variable winds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Advises Caution.

We can afford to DE cautious and
patient In preparing for that great
conflict II i did not believe that the
Republican party was progressive
and thar 30 per cent OF the member
ship Of the party have heart inter
est in the great problems confront
ing the nation. | would not remain n
member OF the party. But my OBJ
Servations and Investigations con-
vince me that the rank and file OF
THIS party organization are just as
much alive TO the problems Of this
hour as were the men in the fore
'front.' OF the party from 1854 10 1884
II the Republican party adopts n
redctionary platform in 1916 II viii
become nothing hut the voice of the
aristocracy | believe IL Is progress
slye and i want TO gather up that
progressive sentiment and crystal
lie II In 1916. II we call c0nven-
tion In 1914 what position Will we he
IN? There are states with primary
laws not adapted for a national con-
vention, except for the selection OF
national ticket
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary f. Boyce ia Hoffman Brothers. Loan
& Trust company. part lot .. block 81 plat
Mary a. Martn 10 I'D. o. Wicks. 10. a.
block ?. Laneton park ..,..,..........,.
Oiut Y Bohu. et al. 10 RebccoR II. AudcE
son. pan section Il. township south
range west .....,..s.,......,..
National Real Estate company 20 ]. !. Paul.
ST.. lots l5 and Is block .. FaiFmount
National Real Estate company 10 J. ]. Paul.
Jr lots 10 and H. block g. FaiFmounl sub
division ...,-, ............-.-: :.-...--.-:.
Julius KroGh 10 Carrie y. Krugh, part lot
is block ls 5-acTo plat -........r.....-
James VI Thomson 10 Elnora T. Thomson.
pay, lot .. block S. section lG township
south range ! cast ......s .....-...:..
Ashton jenkins company to Thos. X. Bic
singer. part lot II. block .. 5-ncrc plat
Preston s Free to Telitha e. smith, part
lot SO. l0-Horo plat -...-......-....
Eliza 2. KngsbuJy 20 FTnncc9 Is. Thomas
son, ct all part lot .. block 92. plat D..
Frederick < LLOYD TO Walter G. Lloyd, part
SECTION 49, township south. range west
Lax w McHcnry 20 l. y. Fountain. part
10, IS Fclrs subdivision ..-....-....,..,.
Jas W Cahoou TO c. II. Banks part section
Z. township 2 south. range 1 east. onc-hah
interest ,..r.,,-.'.'. 80, -.
rhar PAR 20 o. l. fuirbun6s. lot 10,
block o. Country Chb place ....-...-...
jennie j. Hunt TO Hclon ". Hunt. lots -
and :. block l. West drive ..''..'..-......
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17

favored a special convention. the main
idea was to get together.
we cannot afford" said the senator.
Ito wait for something To turn up AS a
consequence OF Democratic legislation
believe that We must show that we are
a progressive and militant party. The
result in 1916 is not less important than
that we have a Republican house a nd
senate In 1914 that we may be a ble To
block further Legislation which will work
further injury to- the county,
When the special subcommittee ad-
journed late tonight IL had reached IL
tentative agreement on the propositions
that involved the method by which the
reorgan!Za tion plan should be referred to
the states for ratification and the scheme
OF reappor;ionment OF delegates TO the
convention.
The subcommittee will meet again to-
morrow, when final action viii he taken.
Both Chairman ljilleS and Committee
man Warren said they believed a solu-
ton of the problems had been reached.
but declined to indicate tile nature OF
the agreement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Objections to Convention.

Such a convention would inevitably
result in the selection Of hand
picked delegates IN two-thirds of the
states and any platform promulgated
would not he n true expression OF the
rank and file OF the people and would
not DC one upon which the party
would be able TO go 10 the polls with
in the next congressional election. Let
me therefore. here and now, display
Ing somewhat the qualities OF real
leadership adopt a basis OF repre-
sentauon and say 10 the people that
they shall in the future select tho!r
delegates 10 the national convcn-
tons, By 1916 every. state VIII have
adopted primary law. whereas there
is no general provision possible next
year.
The senator further asserted that con
vention IN 1914 would merely result !!
ton in the air and that the PRO
gressivc element I'm the party would no
A2in in il. Turning toward Mr.. Barnc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Senator BOrah's Position.

In the debate tonight Senator Borah
loomed out as delegate who opposed a
special convention. while Former Cover.
nor Hadley and Williams Barnes, Jr., of
New York, led the forces allied in It's
support. The things which happened to
the party III 1912 were not touched
upon. though the debate grew bitter at
times and the committee realized that
the matter pressing upcn it at the
time was not the manner of change of
policy, but the change itself.
Senator Borah expressed regret at hnd-
ing himself not in harmony with such OF
his Intimate friends as former Governor
Hadley, former Senators Cumrnins OF
Iowa and Jones Of Oregon whom lie held
IN high regard IL. said;
l would not bc candid with myself
II ] did not express my Judgment
in the situation that confronts us
The great contest that will determine
whether the Republican party is 10
resume supremacy or pass INTO his
tory Will be settled i'm 1916 All other
skirmishes. no matter how much they
may be emphasized. will be preliml-
nary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
CzEMA OF THE SCALP
lu Years Suffering Saxo Salve
RTings Relief.

Ap HTings Relief.
lo' 20 years | suffered with dry
ms OF the scalp, during which
! mad tried every so-called ecze-
5smc1r on the market without
nl AZ last | saw Saxo Salve adj
.ssd and decided to try it, and aft
%lng one tube, for the first time
Is. years ] am free from that ter
itching and sealy daudruff. [
o,, YER one suffering from eczema
"as psaeT SKIN troubles only knew what
pyugreerlul = ge remedy Saxo Salve is. -
~ dlISi9pSon, HoplLinsyiIle. XIV.
'ao aos salve aIlays the frightfnI itch
anu burning Of eczema, DESTROYS
ssilof and heals the skin,
~ eaunot do better than 70 trv il
n MSun! letter, ringworm or anv
~, aGseSlon. y We give back vour
a ~ II Saxo Salve does not satisfy
prgehl & Frankcn. Druggists.
4 "a 1sy " corner; also the old Stand,
H.. " saxo Salvc and Vinol con
E local and constitutional
|ys,'apm .,.pi Tor skin affections that is
''S successful, We guarantee
advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Deaths.

December L. 1915. Edward V. Henry, Eliza
beth place 90 ycnrs. Pulmonary tuberculoais-
December 10. 1919. Sarah SncIgroyc. % Sixth
East SO years. Arcrio sclcrosg.
December 3. 1913 Ellie La|ou Tnoroll. Ue5
S,ringliam avenue, two ycnrs Typhoid fever
December 10. lai3, Alexander VI. Allen. l3i South
Sixth East. 90 ycsTs. Paralysis.
December 10. 1915. Kenneth LEO Anderson. $50
South Piral West, ono year. BrUucho pneumonia.
December IL. 1913. Eliza kiDEBbury. go i street.
Il ear Acute nrphItIg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
c. D. P. TO UNITE
ITS PARTY ELEMENTS
Continued from Page One.)

resentation. the committee will suggest
how the plan shall be ratified by the
Republican voters IN all the states. The
much talked OF referendum recurring
that the plan mast be approved by Re-
publicans who cast two-thirds of the
total party vote in 1908, was still in
favor at tonight's S meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Lynching Threatened.

BONNEVILLE, y. c.. Dec. 10
|l'eatcned with lynching by excited citi-
<F oi Madison. y. c., Mary Eliza
'adtfing white boy. has been brought
Me SIoneyilie jail for safekeepine.
teHe -year-old Howard Parish died YES
.,,as ron bullet wound after he had
" o. being shot tao hours before by
1tcnell woman because he would not
n%e MS express wagon from a rail-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Retlres on Pension.

2aAiA. Neo. Dec. 16.-Announccmen
= laade at Union Pacific headquarters
~ ~ rev. urelneDt on n pension OF william
.Esneua, mead OF the secret service de-
~ u'ent pi INC company, after twenty
M ~ service. Clinton Patterson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Saved From Mob

ptCAIUR, H., Dec. lG.-Douglas
nar negro accused OF having as
20 white woman Monday and with
attacked three other " hiIc wom-
.cDcsday, was taken secretly out OF
'pls OF a mob.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Salt Lake Statistics
Births,

Clarence ". Dallou. 1910 J5ast Ninth South girl
John Mortimer. 95! South West Temple, boy.
william Lamhrosc, i0S Third avenue, hoy,
Arthur Wright ST. Marks hospital. boy
David e. Evans. 81. Marks hospital girl
Samuel westcrsou. 5li South Eighth West. girl.
John +. Reynolds. JuGge-Morcy hospital, girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Spencer Reprieved.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Dec l6.-Governor
Dunno today issued formal rcprleve un-
I'll Friday, January I6. l9li to Henry
Spencer. sentenced 10 hang December 10
for the murder of Mrs. Mildred Allison
RcXrOaI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
SAYS YOUNG IS NOT
GOING TO NEW HAVEN

BOSTON, Dec. 16-"Absolutely Moth
ing In it," said Chairman Howard Elliott
Of the New York, New Haven * Hart
ford railroad today regarding the report
that Joseph II. Young OF Portland, Ore
was 10 become director OF the New
Haven's steamship lines.
Mr.. Young recently resigned the presi-
dency OF the Spokane. Portland Sc
oltle, and affiliated IIill railroads. IT was
said at Portland yesterday that he was
nrcnarinp to take charge OF the steamer
ines controlled by the New Haven COM
Dany,
The above has reference TO an Asso-
ciatpd Press dispatch from Portland
ore, Monday TO the effect that Mr.
Young, who resigned last week as
president OF the North Bank and afflli-
ated Hill railroads In the northwest. was
to become director OF the sieanshlp lines
of the New York, New Haven Sc Hart
ford According TO III the dispatch "a, h., Mr. r:
with Howard Elliott. who is his personal
friend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17

of New York. with whom he had a brush
AT the llilles dinner last night Senator
Bora n continued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
.ynching in Louisiana.

sHREvEPORT, La, Dec. 1.-Two
r<UG. Ernest and Frank Williams. were
NJ by mob al Blanchard, La, to-
7X1lbey had confessed to killing CAL
|;I1hnl. whose body was found hacked
-o5fes In his store Saturday morning.
re- negroes lynChed are believed so
Hgs been friends OF three negroes Bal
.ld Killed several months ago when
|,sJ attempted 10 escape from the Lou
EAfa psnlentiary where Ballard at the
he vas trUsty. Ballard was rewarded
'pn by his release from the prison,
EAere ne had been serving n ten-year
ED1elCe for killing his brother
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Refers to Mr.. Barnes.

fherc is not more astu,c poIitica
Leader In the country, representing tn.
views he does than Mr.. Barnes OF New
YORK, and unless some change is made
he will just as surely DC as potent I'm thu
convention of 1916 as he was In 1912"
Are you afraid TO make an issue OF
that? interrupted Mr.. TIadlcy.
Senator Borah replied:
don't want TO DO il with my hands
tied and my feet hobbled II ] can
be permitted to 90 into the fields and
the by-ways and tell men that they
can go tC a convention of their party
and assure them that they can be
seated after they get there, | will take
chance OF night with the friends
OF the old system OF doing things.
This may or may not be a parting
OF The ways. but / would not be cam
did IL did not say that the ReDuD-
lican party must be progressive, that
IT must adopt progressive platform
and nominate a progressive candidate
for president i'm 1916
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Is for Mercy.

If,ber,son, while being taken from the
N beaded for mercy. but was met With
'Is reply:
n,lous and we Will show none To YOU"
Policeman Luclnford and James John
M laborer attracted by the shouts
4 lAs mob, attempted 20 interfere and
reft badly beaten
lfier the conviction OF CulbertsoD last
rerk. which carried n prison sentence for
Fs there was considerable dissatisfac-
la expressed because the death penalty
Id not been Imposed, and threats of
-rchng were freely made.
zoe mob. which was thoroughly organ
rsd, Is believed by the sheriff TO have
S1s from the vicinity OF Ray, where
N, and Mrs y. I, Dillon and their
5sghlsr were murdered on the night of
kiobcr IS There was no known cause
b he killing Of the billions. Culbert-
c1 received his formal sentence yester-
|,5 and was TO have been taken 10 the
s1ilenllary today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
dy)H LAW PREVAILS
| ITNDRTH AND SOUTH
tarderers of North Dakota
and Louisiana Are Vic
TINS of Mob.
no MERCY is SHOWN
ldurt Verdict in North Da-
| kOta Deemed Inadequate
to the Crime.
MERCY is SHOWN

r1,1IsTON. y. D. Dec. 16.-Cleve
m..teop. recently convicted of murder
II ,hree members of the Dillon family
(, nav y. D.. was taken from the Will
4 - county jail by a mob today and
<,ussd from bridge near here.
r,,.r,son was lynched shortly before
.rhrsak The lynching party, which
r-,.is,ed OF large number of masked
IN battered down the doors of the Jail
m, heavy iron pipe. Despite the
-,ninrs OF Sheriff Erickson the mob
v,.hed into the Jail, tore the door off
\, cell occupied by the prisoner and
=, rctd him out OF the building. He was
Ian 10 the Middle Muddy river. a mile
~ hall from town, where he was
l.,eed from the wagon bridge spanning
a. stream. When the body was cut
-, shortly aiterward il was found to
~ been riddled with bullets,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
How One Christmas
Gift Grew

n years ago Salt Lake man
rIstm@.s @ lcurteen,year-old son for
15,tmas 81 deposit in the savings
'A'hl of THE Old Bank"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17
Senator Jones ConciIiatory.

Senator Jones made a conclliatory
speech and announced that while ne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-17

~ gift impressed Oh
ooy the idea of saw
From his allowance
earnings during vaca-
ne has been making
additions TO his
ss account, until now
a asa Oh deposit over
1t all began with
dollar gift
THIS with your bow
this Christmas. We
furnish a handsome
bank free with the
book. ''0
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-11-12

Mrs. Frost Lifts has returned
from Norton. where she spent
several days visiting relatives
w. p. Buchanan, of Saltville,
was IN town one day last week
Geo. q. Afford. of Baltimore.
and @. H. Kendall, of Cincinna.
ii, were among the travelling
men in town last week.
Mrs. J b. Nesbit and small
son left Monday for FarmvilIe.
whore II e will spend two
months with her parents.
Miss jamie sIemp is spending
several days down in the Cove
visiting her sister-in law, Mrs.
Will Slemp.
Miss Ruth Snyder, one of the
teachers in the Cove, was shop
ping in town Saturday.
Misses Orr, Thorn pson, Hor
ton, Mlsh. Upchu rch, Shields
and Mrs. Lanham and Profs.
Waller and Akers attended the
teachers meeting at Norton
Thursday and Friday.
John Lane, of Rye Cove,
spent II few days last week
with his brother, Henry Lane,
in the Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Blue, of
st. Louis, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Nash, in
the Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taggart
and children, of Keokee, spent
a few days with Mrs. Taggarts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Bnllitt, in the Gap this week.
Lennie Witt and Luther Jes
sic, who have positions with
the Stonega Coal and Coke
Company ut Osaka, spent Sun
day with homefolks.
Miss Rebecca Reason, from
the Cove and Harold Hatcher
from Harold, Ky, were in the
Gap Saturday.
b. II. Sewell, of Jonesyillc,
spent Saturday in town on bus
mess.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-11-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Janet Bailey spent Fri
s3ay in Norton visiting friends.
8 MIS-. Geo. Mars and two
,jnall sons spent a few days
'sith Mr. Mars last week at
Back Mountain.
\ Harry J. Ayers, of Holston
Bring, is spending n few days
81 town
4 Mrs j a Youell and daugh.
b. Miss Nora, from below
HNn, were shopping in town
Saturday
1 Miss Kittie Horton, who is
Ilsachiug at Osaka, is confined
b her room with humps.
4 Judge Blanton, of Corbin. is
ePending a few days with his
8sier, Mrs. a. a. johnson.
d R. L. Parks spent Friday in
r. county hunting
\ W F.. Dowding, of Johnson
Elg was in the city Saturday
IA business.
W. g. Montgomery, IA promi-
feil knoxville salesman, was
FALLING on the trade in the Gap
ist week.
". b. Fulton, r.. r. Roberts
eEni j NJ. Beatty, of Wise, were
Q town last Saturday on bust
'iess.
l., John Gilly spent Sunday at
MISE visiting relatives,
Mss Minnie Fox has return
n from a visit to friends in
kentucky.
Master Rufus Petit had the
|sSlortune "Wednesday to
pain his ankle while Jump
Ihp
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-11-12

Misses Mary and Bess Now.
pray, who are teaching atArno
spent Sunday in the Gan with
their brother, 7. X. Mowbray.
Miss Elizabeth GiIy is AZ
k'chiauds this week visiting
her son, Shaler Gilly.
H. L. Lane has moved his
meat market from the Polly
building into the building form
~ occupied by the Mutual Drug
Company. s
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Mabaffey
spent Saturday in Turkey Cove
visiting relatives.
Geo. Mars. superintendent
OF the mines at Black Noun.
tam, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Miss Bess Bohnnon. of I.ouis.
vile, is visiting her neice Mrs
j. Is. Ayers, in the Gap.
Miss Margaret Wade. who
has been spending a few days
visiting her brother, Chas
" ade, left Wednesday for Mid
dlesboro, where she will spend
some time before returning to
her home in Christianburg.
Prof and Mrs. j. J. Wolfe, of
Cleveland. Va. spent Saturday
IN the Gap with Mrs Wolfe's
brother, G. $. Carter.
Harry B. Price, Jr., and bride
have returned to Stonega where
they will make their future
home.
j. Hunter White, of Rich.
mond, was among the trave
ling men in town last week.
w. c. AVERT, of Osaka. and
Y. b. Tate, of Stonega, spent
Sunday in the Gap.
Miss Maggie Gilly went to
Wise Monday to visit relatives
and will go from there to Roa-
fnoke to visit her sister, Mrs Il.
q. Payne.
Robert Imboden, of Bristol,
was business visitor to the
Gap last week.
Judge w. II. Bond, of Wise.
was in town last Friday on pro-
fessional business.
Miss Maude Wolfe, who is
teaching at Dante, spent the
week. end with homefolks i n
the Gap.
jeff Anderson has bought the
restaurant of Fred Dcnsmore
on East Fifth street.
Henry Catron, clerk in the
Mutual Drug store, has recov-
cred from an attack of measles
sufficiently to be 1t work
again.
Mrs. James Body spent a few
DAYS last week visiting her
daughter at Roda
Charles f. Hagan. a promi-
nent business man of Bristol,
was in town last Friday on
business.
Byron Rhodes, Jr., has re-.
turned from visit to relatives
in Pennsylvania.
w. j. Dotson, of the Stonega
| Coke and Coal Comp any, with
headquarters in Charlotte, N.
| G. lis spending several days this
week in the Gap on business.
DIR. j. w. Kelly and son Hen
Try spent Friday at Josephine
on business.
The management of the ANU.
zu Theatre has recently added
an orchestra Of five pieces
which is proving great attrac
ton for lovers of good music
This attraction alone is worth
the price of admission.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-11-12
Wedding Invitation.

The following invitation ha
been issued by Capt. and Mrs.
j. f. Buliitt:
MIR and Mrs Joshua Fry Bullitt
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage OF their daughter
Margaret
to
Mr.. James Kyle Gamblos
on the evening OF Thursday the twenty.
seventh of November.
1T six o'clock
Christ Church
Big Stone Gap Virginia