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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-28
0RA.HYGEN
DENTAL CREAM
The Kind That .SoUss Tsethss

Il is strongly errnicidai and zntis-rtfc ard
ureFeuis disezsc germs from entering the system
throuch tire mouth Prevents E3ntk Gazy.
hulisl1es trtfh 20 their natural whifrueSs. Eerrs
gold cFouus and fih1Es bright. Heals and hzrdrns
sure and blessing gums. Has 3 deii-ious TASTE
and suceteus she breath. Carnot harden IN o.
1ut Of tute- Laws Eat On the brush Al inrrrii-
srts rrrtrl on latfL Result 81 yea-s 81 rsaezrch
~ rrArtiranr NEnflst- 1nsts no raFe THAI
7ihErs a. scar DrusEtst- gust try q tuhc to-day.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
YHE crNllIvS BOON

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be ae'erssis-i
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sbi the di.sfiH iHiAs'ies Pfzs'is,a 'hs'rs'.
ss.Hiaai their iiess.a tariff for
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Which ,h- p#efats h.'- made ssedy Of oppression and
iaius;ice."
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accomplish the good or tho sas.' Hame.f
VIII IL reduce of;
aad dealers to the manufacture.
OF coun,rios-
months 'inc for the be
The has~
Colorado but II the whole people OF this stat" benefit In spite
deer.ad ro''o' n'aE neither Republican,
cooaion.
any general plan OF suifyinE action
R.adja.,mcnt
by the existing laws rather than
undoubtedly will he til. trend of pledge.
n i.is-D.nsCr
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
Tn b Settle TrosbIe
WitA Crsal Opens Co.
&ezak Gees East

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hsa seA~s,.a .s;:s t-sauss Il ss.
alleged assrses Of ssne Of tie t'is.
sips.s Of ID. esopoAs.
a, ssasys ssa1Dseese' tie pcis5i.
s-sss ~spesDa1 ~ tDoooODas To gass
. s<sfosaasse suaasAs 0oApe . con.
tsusaise sOrsas-ss. u Rss lesp-ssei
q decision would h- reached later
sodar Ft
.eors. leak. sriaeipAi s.aar. ~.s
last aish' .issssa With several 70.
iies sud finally secured '~o ~ the
sruaks ,.-ioa sia< To h.n.
ies. for the east today.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

ias shcl liquor in the saloon aud re-
selling 1, to the men.
There Is an order against selling
liquor TO the men OF the Colorado
National guard. while they arc eitt-
.r ON or off duty stated Captain
I'd Smith thi. morning. and We
are doing all We can to enforce the
order
The saloonmcn have lived up to
the order In almost every case. and
the officers are going to make tho
practice OF ''bootlcgning to the men
very unhcaithful and unprofitabls
OTrt,pattOu
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
NlGAIEs OF PRISON TO
RE9l1f Law ENFORCEMENT

r.s. Npdi.pp. Iowa. r.b. i>=in-
nate. Of tho state prison h-r- ,o-ilr
pr.gss-d to r.-i., through 'h. courts
th. enforcement of the io~s la~ pro.
,idinx for tho sterilization "t insane.
diseased saa criminal ward. =, tn.
.orin,oa~ rsl,h.
A '..' case viii be filed in the di.-
ui's court with u \. Rysu. a .or-
Wet. =. the plaintiff I, wa. an-
noua.rd that the entire prison i.c..;,-
ia,ion wa. behind RYAN and ,hs; -
fund .ufii.i.n, to ecfray legal .s-
p-n.e- had been raised The prison
or gave his entire -stninE.-s cents.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
o. OF G. IuST1UlCIHfAl
CLUB CHOSEN

i,esiatr. Colo. f-s. is.-As a To-
cult Of recent tfy.oats st sh- rsi.
scrsisy of Colorado. tho following
men have h--a chosen so form the
''nis-r.i's iastruas.atst Club which
which viii aeoompaa, the Gi.- Cina
gu the tour of the stat. ih. latter
rars of March. vtoiins. Herbert \.
Miller. fot; Morgan: jo.cph Hro.i-
sky. Denver. vtoiine.iio. Harry ~
Fowler. beaver. Clarinet. joseph
Iiioom. Denver: f'ir., Nanaoiin..
Laeisn Shai'uek. BOULDER. John
sirstton. Fort Morgan. Clinton =.
Nek.l,.y. Denver. Norri. Fri,ch-
man. Boise. 1haho. second mando.
lius. John Means. Denver: Ecrne.t
kubeck. Horton. Kan: guitars. VII.
liam e. Hamilton. boulder: Ru.a
Hcssoh. BOULDER: Rudolph johnson.
Ni~ot. Fourteen concerts will be
given In cities over the state.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

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l's iaEvisn ssiasiaas lie has ao obs
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led prevailed s-fo-v. ~. rssiis-.
tia, the fishsfui t-o.isioa cs II.
tais--i STATE. is .os ta be os,.Ia-ss
~ sii.r.kssi Of International o;,iisa.
;ieHs Of fct-'.ias rp'ieics isaT hsid.
.is-piy So EEa,isy sesa- p...iss
Sh!tu-
senator Ch.mpcrIsia. D-ss~.st.
d-,lar,d b. disagreed si,a rf-.tdsus
Wilson's vi.~.. hu, did no, sues-
lion hi. motives.
The plank adopted q. naiiiuorc q
"a. and !. "a binding a. any other
plank OF that platform he said. lie
declared that i: the tolls exemption
va. r-rcaici II would be because Of
the Canadian sFsnseontinsa,si rail.
roads. backed by the An,~rt,en iinCs
senator McCumber. Republican.
declared he did not Join with Seaa.
tor Bri.so~ in charging that th-
president WIS Influenced by trans
continental railroads. senator Iris.
tow denied he had tmpusncJ shc
presidents motives.
The senator either charge. the
president with being y tool Of til,
Railroads or being an unsophis,ieatcd
person." suggested senator Myers.
II don't draw that conclusion
the senator may II he desires re
tortcd Mr.. Uris,ow
| Senator Borah declared that ST,
Edward Grey's note OF protest oil
iectrd not oniy to the tolls cxemp
iion but to the provision on railwa,
owned ships also and that In hi
opinion the repeal OF one meant ,h
repeal OF tie o,hcr.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
HEAVY PENALTY lo0nnaE FOR
NIn n c0uQllAcY CASE

san rrasciseo. Calf. tch. is
impsisonmcss for tvo ,rs's. q fin.
OF Sio.ooo or bosa. l. tho maximum
penalty that esn be inpos-i on tn.
three defendant. 10 the Western
Fuel con- .,any conspiracy case ~hc
were found guilty at miiuish, last
ntsa,. after a trial o' more than
two months.
iamcs II. smith. vice president
general manager and = director ol
thu company: Frederick G. Mills
Anps cnd-nt. aud Edward II. May.
or. a vciEhcr. were DC men convict
cd. Edward j. Smith. a weight
checker. was acquitted.
The lawyer. were prepared toda,
to make an immediate motion for +;
new trial. saturday morning ha'
been set for sentence.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
ke Secret u Beaatv
FE
A Nastsrpisee in cslsr.

A 1astefpisce in Celer.
BY c. Allea Gilbert. the well known
Artist.
We will be glad 10 send to all users Of
0ssfaud's OrisntAl Cream
q copy Of Mr.. 0iiberts beautiful
painting. entitled 1.-The Secret Of
eeauty.' in panel fcrm.. 11xc2I
inches. II is splendid reproduc-
tion. on highly coated paper. Of one
Of the girls figures MIR. Giiber. IS
noted for. and 10 not maffcd By any
printed matter which would prevent
framing. Send 10c in stamps to
cover wrapping and postage. We are
confident you will We highly pleased
with the picture and calendar and
find Il valued addition to your II.
hrary or den.
x11D. Z. HOPKINS 4 son, Props.
- 0ttat jsnss Street Nsw Yorh
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR
SELLING LIQUOR TO MILITIA

Joan paly and John Logan were
arrested last night by the military
authorities for selling liquor to the
militiamcn.
According to the Officers who
mad. the arrest. 1t was known that
several men who were off duty were
getting liquor. and q watch was set.
The two men arrested were seen go
Ing into Il West Main street saloon
several times and upon coming out
would meet the militiamen. II was
soon discovered that they were buy
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
Social Affairs
local FUNCTIONS
AND SOCIETY NEWS

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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
OPENS Up aos1aNs, CLEANS HEAD,
ENDS Col0s OR cATAahAn At ONCE

the hostrils, penetfates and heals
the inflamed. swollen menbrans
which lines the nose. head and throat
clears the air passages: stops nasty
discharge and feeling Of cleansing
soothing relief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strugkling &
for breath. with head stuffed; dos.
trils closed. hawking aud bitwine.
Ca:arrh or 4 cold, With its running
nose. foul mucous drorpint into ths
throat. and raw dryness 10 distreesin &
but truly needless.
Put your faith-just once--ia
"Ely's Cream HAHN" and your cold
or cstafrh- will surely disappsar.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
TUGS s,tAm ICE.

Now. York. Feb lS.--Two power
tuI tugs. aided by a rise in tcmpera-
ture. succeeded this afternoon In
smashing n chanuei through the Ice
that has blocked the Hudson river
between New York aud fonkers.
The tugs were sent out by the Amer
lean sugar Refining company. after
the government revnue cutter serv-
Ice had reported that It's cutters
were unable to raisl the, blockade.
They have apath through which the
waiting ships loaded with cost and
raw sugar were able to reach the
ccn,pany's docks at YoukerS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
WILSON'S DAUGHTER NOT
ENGAGED. SAYS REPORT

Washington. D. c. Feb. IS
Publication of IN officil denial OF
q report that Miss Margaret Wilson.
the presidents eldest daughter. was
engaged to be married to Boyd Fish
or of Kansas city. -No.. was reported
today by the White house
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

instantly Relieves Swollen. lnflansd
fsse. He'd. rAreat-Ysa 1rsathe
frssly-Dull HeAiashe Goes -
Nasty Diseharke stsps.
Get 4 small bottle anyway. Just ia
try it--apply q little in the nostris
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped.up air passages Of the head
will open; you Will breathe freely
duilnes anu headache disappear. BY
niorpius the catarrh, coid.ia.head
or catarrhal sore throat will Be gone.
End such misery now. oct the
suisll bottle Of "Eiy's Cream Balm
at any drug store. This sweet. fra
grant balm dissolves by the heat Of
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

ChronIc,e.Nsvs soc . uoa,h.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
TOLLS NDjec1 Of
ATTACK ON WIlSol

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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
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CAMPS AD WuDDk{

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28
DAVIDS'
FOR HEAD COLDS OR ANY CA
TARRH ILL

Surely use Hyomei; it quickly clears
the head, stops the disagreeable nasal
discharges, soothes and heals the in
famed lining Of the air passages
feel better at once.
When your nostrils are clogged, you
suffer with dull headaches, or have that
constant frog in the throat, Hyomei is
the remedy that will give the quickest,
most effective and lasting relief posi-
ble-it goes right to the cause of the
trouble and quickly ends your misery.
You simply breathe Hyomei using the
small inhaler that comes with every
complete outfit.
Hyomei Immediately reaches all the
raw and infamed tissues lining the
nose and throat driving out the poison
GUS secretions and healing the sore
spots-dull headaches vanish = you
breathe freely. Even the worst cases
respond quickly. 1t is impossible to
use Hyomei and not be Immediately
benefited.
Hyomei can be had from r. Hodgins,
and is very inexpensive. 27-33
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28
WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON. Oct. 2S.-Fore-
cast till p. m. Thursday: Fair
tonight and Thursday.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Evan Evans of Grangeville, a mem
Der of the state board of education
arrived in Moscow today to join Her
man J. Rossi, vice president of tn
board. This evening they will confe
with President Brannon ON routin
matters in connection with the uni
versity.
Frank L. Moore will address the
people of Moscow at Eggan's hall at {
O'Clock Friday night on state issues
He will answer the speech of Attorney
General Peterson. 81
Mrs. James Anderson of Walla
Walla, is here for weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. S. A. Davis, of AL
mond street Mrs. Anderson is an old
resident of Moscow and will be re-
membered by many of her friends.
Vote for the Man." Vote for
Lowry for Coroner. 25-1p
Howard D. Mason of New Plymouth,
Idaho, and Vera D. White were mar
ried by Rev. David Hare at noon to-
day at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. White, on
Moore avenue. Following the simple
home wedding, at which only immed-
late relatives were present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason left for south Idaho. Mr.
Mason graduated from the engineer
ing department Of the university last
spring land expects to take up post
graduate work in an eastern school
next year.
Jerome ]. Days home is in Latah
county. Some of his heaviest holdings
are here. He is steadily increasing his
Latah county investments He has |
farm lands here. He makes the Idaho |
National Harvester possible 27l
Eighty sacks of Moscow-made -four
were shipped to the Salmon river coun-
try today by parcel post, the postage
amounting to $4320.
Jerome J. Day is one of the best
friends the university ever had in the
legislature. 81
Will T. Plat, the well-known Idaho
county stockman of Grangeville, was
an arrival in town today from Lewis
ton. Mr.. Platt is arranging to send his
l7-months-old bull, purchased recent
y from the university, to his big stock !
ranch on the Salmon river.
Frank L. Moore will address the
people of Moscow at Eggan's hall at
,'clock Friday night on state issues
lie will answer the speech of Attorney l
General Peterson. OF
Thomas Randall. or cottonwood, was
IN arrival in Moscow today on bust
less.
Jerome J. Day is thoroughly posted
s to the complicated educational sit
alton in Idaho today. .27 1
H. A. Bard of Spokane, travelling i
assenger agent of the O.-W R. & ~.
as in town on business today.
A committee of the chamber of COM
erce has in hand the matter of ar
angling a Moscow date for Thomas
haw, general industrial agent for the
i'll lines, who will lecture at points
l the Inland Empire System from
d friend and former teacher of w
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28

L. Carlyle, who says he is the greatest
livestock man in America.
Frank d. Allen of Spokane, return
ed home today after attend the coun-
Gil meeting here in paving matters.
Frank L. Moore will address the
people of Moscow at Eggan's hall at 8
o'clock Friday night on state issues
He will answer the speech of Attorney
General Peterson. q
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28

Ever so many people want to buy
horses, farming implements, chickens,
geese, household goods, and COWS. If
you are going to have farm sale, you
would like to have them come to your
farm. We will tell you how to get
them.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28

Remember that the Ladies of the
Christian church serve dinner and
supper on Election Day in the Knights
of Pythias room, over the Orpheum.
R27
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28

Come in and order your magazines
for the year on special club rates.
They will cost more after November
10. Sherfey's Book Store. R25-O
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28

Don't put it off, have your pictures
framed at Sherfey's Book Store. REQ
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-28

lures framed. Sherfey's Book Store.
R25-0
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-08
CHAU'I'AUQUA
Sessions Here Will Come tosAIlS
End with the Program
Rendered Tonight.

Tonight's program as follows win
mark the close OF a very successful
annual engagement Of the Lincoln
Chautauqua on the Central school
grounds here:
Part l. "a
Popular musical Bland.s orches-
ira.
Part II. ;'s
instrumental and vocal Program
Solos. duets and quartets. closing
with a special number by Bland's
orchestra.
The attendance has been most
of the following: 81:
Concert BANDS chautauaua
Band. \,
The Great Sam Jones Lecture
Facts, Philosophy and Fun Dem
ton O. Crowl.
The attendance has bee nmost
gratifying and the programs have all !
been most entertaining and instruct
i've. Those in chafge deserve con-
gratulations. 9. u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-08
BY Strikers from the Hills But
Troopers Fail to Locate
the Riflemell.
FOREMAN IS ASSAULTED
As a Result Of Which There is
Intense Excitement IN
Turtle Greek Valley.


PITTSBURG. July Intense ex5
citement prevailed in the strike dis
trict Of the Turtle Creek valley today
when William Strang, foreman In
the Westinghouse shops, was stopped
by party of men as he approached
the works by an obscure pass. He
attempted to pass and was Knocked
down with brick. At a hospital to
which he was removed by troopers.
It was feared his skull was fractureti
Captain Adams immed lately widened
his lines and three arrests wers
made. sS
This assault followed an attack on
Stanley Fialek. q former employee
of one Of the Westingh concerns.
who told some OF his friends Joking
ly, he declared, that he was going to-
work today. Soon after midnight he
was rescued by the crew Of q street;
car from three men who had strip
ped him Of his clothes and were beat
ing him. Two OF his, ,assailants were
later arrested.
Thirty or more shots were fired
from the hills above Turtle CreeIs
across from the electric works but
troopers who galloped to the scene
were unable to locate the rifiemen
strike leaders leclare that. their pick
cts had turned back a number Of
workmen who had come from Cleye-
land. ~ =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-08
COLORE.|D[| |[|
Glass is to Be Manufactured at
Star Plant in Morgan
town Suburb.

MoRGANTowN. July 8-Work
has been started on new tank to be
added to the equipment Of the plant
OF the Star Glass Company in Star
City. This tank is to be used in
making colored glass and is to be
ready for operation when work Is re-
sumed at the plant the middle OF
August Opal, blue, red and other
colored glass will be made according
to demand. Heretofore the Star
Company has confined itself exclu-
sively to the manufacture OF plain
flint glass.
The plant is now undergoing re-
pairs and will not reopen in full un-
til the middle of August, as the
agreement between the company and
the union calls for shutdown OF
six weeks. However, provision IS
made for the manufacture of GER
tain number of lantern globes If nee
essary. so that the plant may be on
part time before then.
w. j .Wambaugh, secretary of I1e
company, stated this morning that
the company's business IL being in
jured by the new tariff. German
manufacturers are importing globes
to seaport towns at rate less than
the local company can afford to sup
ply them. However. German compe-
-tition does not enter into the inland
trade. so that the company still has
plenty of orders, although they are
coming in small lots instead Of in
large contracts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-08
VII son TRlES TO DEFEND
HIS Old DEMOCRAT TIC MI I.E
DEMOCR ATTIC SCRAP TO
CONE OFF TOMORROW
11Rusuers' Are Busy But They
May Expect to Feel the
Cowboy Choose"

The Democratic county nominating
convention is scheduled to be held In
the court house here tomorrow. The
opening hour will be II o'clock.
AS there are many aspirants an
nounced for nomination and still
others who have bees in their bon
nets and are expecting the psychic
logical" to happen. Among the an
nounced candidates are some rust
lers" and they will be very busy at
the last moment. However, they
may expect to see the western cow
boy moose and doubtless before the
smoke Of battle" clears they will
feel it, too.
The convention will merely organ
ize in the forenoon and committees
will be appointed. The noon recess
will be used, of course, ito draft res
olutions," which have already been
prepared and fully typewriter by
the select few who purpose to run
things to suit themselves.
There is great hunger manifest for
public Office as shown by the fact
that there are numerous avowed can
didates who are expressing their de-
sire to be fed from the public CRIB.
Harry T. Wilson, j. Lester McMii-
Ian. J,IH. MCGEE and Arlos j. Har-
bert all want to be circuit clerk.
Fleming II. Holden. w. Guy Tetrick,
David B. Carper, j.. Ransel Romine
and ]. ]. Crews all aspire for county
clerk. Holden is one-termer. Tet-
rick wants another or third term
as 1t were as he is finishing one term
and several parts Of Charles F. Hol-
den's term the same as Roosevelt
served part of the Mckinley term
and one of his own. The Telegram
says ego to 1t. boys. the more the
merrier."
A. P. Morrison wants to serve an
other term as county superintendent
of schools, but Joseph A /. James
wants the job. The convention will
decide as to nomination and the
people as to election.
L. s. Whiteman, ]. R. Lanham and
Lucian B. Lowther want to be a part
of the county court.
There is an open field but the
main classes have been well filed
numerically at least. When the
chairman Of the convention says
"Go!" look out. ssti