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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
HoYNE TRACING OIL DEAL

ing the mysterious SIT 900 alleged to
have been made by somebody from
the sale of oil to the street depart
ment. If anything serious results
from his injury the entire case will
be presented to the grand jury.
The committee of city expenditures
declared that the city was overcharg-
ed $4,000 on the deal. Walter G.
Leinihger, superintendent of streets,
has been relieved of his duties pend
ing the inquiry, at his own request.
-O-O-
JOHN D. DRAGGED IN TAX NET
Columbus, O., May 27.-Declaring
that so far as they could ascertain
John D. Rockefeller has not returned
a dollar of his vast wealth during this
year for taxation anywhere, not even
New York, Cuyahoga county tax
commissioners of Cleveland placed
S311, 226,347 of the oil kings wealth
on the state tax list for taxation at
$1,41 per thousand dollars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
TopAY,s HEALTHoGRAM


When trying to relieve a hiccOugh,
stop up both ears with the fingers
of each hand and drink water slowly
from a cup held by some one else.
Produce sneezing. Pull the tongue
out and put a piece Of sugar or soda
on it. Hold it out for few minutes.
The princess of LanbaIIe, friend
of Marie Antoinette, and a victim of
the French revolution, would always
turn pale at the sight of a violet,
and Vincent, the painter, swooned at
the smell of roses.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy Wednesday and
Thursday probably showers; not so
warm.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
WILSON AGREES TO PLAN OF A..
F. OF L. IN ANTITRUST DEAL


F. OF L. IN ANTITRUST DEAL
Local trades unionists are rejoic-
ing today over the, agreement reach
ed between President Wilson and the
American Federation of Labor where
by trades unions and farmers Organi-
cations are exempted from prosecu-
ton under the antitrust laws.
The compromise agreement was
reached last night The following
amendment was added to the pending
Clayton bill:
and such organizations, orders or
associations, or the members thereof,
shall not be construed or held to be
illegal combinations or conspiracies
in restraint of trade under the anti
trust laws"
Rep. Carlin and Webb submitted
the compromise to the president and
he agreed to it Immediately.
Rep. Mcdonald, Michigan, was one
who fought the hardest for the ex-
emption agreement. He ascribed pre-
Vious defeats to the influence of the
National Manufacturers Association.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
ARAY NAN on TRIAL
FOR fAxIu0 FUNDS

~. ,rs"s1ssc. cal. MAJ is-Th~
is's, ~ 'sr,s,. jos~rh Gs,tt,ihs oi
The srmv sus,,-smsss~v r~sv~s ''~tosv
= s.r,'' wsr',s' h,,ssI Ma heGuW s".
'saS " ~. I'rssSasc. Csrss,~ Is,f.
i,'b. 's yhsrs. With ~ssb~ssi,ss s..
90" W s-,craw~WS tusds. ash ~l,a
Ses-v',-u.
'sr's'u Us,it,hs ~ss sa,d 'o have
sss'cssi " Seattle. ti~ wss ssss,~ud.
.,i summs''l, 'vws d",s Nsrh ~,
sWd ordered ,,nt,We,i sc his quarters
w Msc' ,'ush .. Hs,,ashet after
en- srsrr-n, sbcvtsGs N hsa sseoua,-
tsi r~-n r-rcr,~d.
tn. accused ostss~r JtsspI'~stc'l
Arri . ard a.avs~sse,i N Oakland
Nrru -. tn, iss Ne had planned u
sat, Tor Australia.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18

baSy of s~s o. shat isssssss sssoss
10 ,ssiesss. Sssiis o,isios ssosl1 10.
saasiy ssa overwhelmingly soeSs0s
shs sslsvtut acts.
That usy lies The sssssy ssA sei.
fss. Of cssesssos 10 Sskiss .lhts
ssAsa the sAf~sy ssa ssifsse a. all
classes sf sisis~ss ate sossssssd. of
saslnf. - sell as empiayes. ef
v.sAisxass ss u~'i - capitalist u
10 osiy sss-f ossss that the dsy'.
SOCK ,As h~ dose 10 CoiosSdo. that
psrauuses s.s h~ sesslsaeA asd
vss,s b. rsids u l. 10 The credit of
N. s,rs<si Assssess ~sshise1ss
that b. BE-. always refused 10 suss-
i~sssse So proposals fos sstissisa
susdllioss essepl uadss tsatul psuI
c~-ias~ ssa hss sissy. s-isstea eth.
es ss ih~osy OF practice. asststses
that Ssssiess- asrsssse of ses.slsu'.
I'd ssskosssy os svsosss In sso(ssses
This .sssa cas- ~ takes by the
sopa .ilis~ss of shls state sithoss
aay ;svjusie~ 10 tho merits ot the
.esssslSoas het~ees The coal oeetss.
or. Esd Tho misess cs lkuse ~ say
other such sss~s II u the ased 81
The hosr. . moral utsimssam irca
the r-oric of shi. state that s-sosss
10 stnies.r mass seas~. that toe svs-
ter . cause tho susvs II r. In ~'a
.o~ri.,c ,Sc,oty by the .oursr os
lac Asd order.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
amEc1,uo Law AND ORDER
s..sss s,~sss IssIlsssa 3

C"ss asssr ossltstSas
IL The asr'osshl~ urvvssss.-s ot
The ,osi sssiks. shssv 10 ose shisG
that ssasas "sl 10 sso0sssu-ss I'm.
pnsssss~ Ia the p~"pte us ssSs sSssrs
u .os.-ss. The sssy t.~sassioss up.
.s -hs.h this ,oasossssiis uss go.
'AkItshsA ssd hs. sassv h~~s asis.
tsissd.
Thai sh,ss u . dissvssfs ut The
Isss u !. = Characteristic that ~.
appeared IN = s-d @ssy places cf
late. ~s.'- sh.s~ has tsvs . clash
~ -pisso~s. of isissvss. es of psr.
tics u vv>is ~ tho du-tsssc that =
.Ass~ s~sy h~ sura rsossA In justify
= defiance ot The Isw 10 schIsvtss
". p-srvos~. II is uis~taass "a
rsv .sS.s Il 10 . spssl,sss aSnIsss las
Asd "sdsss
II Va therefore . chsii~sae In Ils
.>'rs@,ss practice Ia Ne h~s' that
~r have siisss~d. K~spsss tos isv
and order. the .~~hIsa ~ shssar. for
tho better strictly asaes the pruy~ss
cf Law and order. Il the measure Of
= peoples ,tpavr~s ID self severn.
ss~ut In the history ot the world.
"nIy . f~~ 'ssvs have achieved this
quality. Tho savage. the t'sst,srcu..
the haif-.iv,its~d rssishci without
tu,i development. ut tv1sia where
,hsy srv. because they Jailed to meet
tho isstrl,Me ct s~,t.svss salat.
That ia the ceatrai prpelc1 In the
s~sil~m~Ws ot McSiec's aifGeui,y. ur
\" this time the NrNtcsas have
shown Themselves ts NJ lucap pablo Of
establishing and maiaiainins . sct-
ctomcst resting on . majority rc.
spcvs t"r. sad observance Cf. Law
and order. Wcmcsc the physical
po~~r To enforce the iaw and there
u. shC,iid . srisis arise. sv>cst to sio.
,cscr. with Ilssa et life and dcssru.-
,,cW ct ptV~uy.
This quality ct sclf.ccuttsl ~as at
|,a,scL b y our race cW,y through In.
nWit- perseverance and centuries of
long effort u u the Indispensable
prcsr,lcnt of government of the
people by the people, ot the tension
of Law aud order rNcut~d throus h
viii of the citizenship
There Is ne material sd'sn..m.nt.
nv social smc,,orat,ou that .snno, he
ssh,c, ri under It's Prosssss Those
who believe thi : Ia b. true. and they
are certainly In the svest msiosity
,W this state, shoali tan. stand nb
,hts s'usi~i issue sni 80 .sps,ss
themselves N Wstt.is not ~bst|
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
Ndh Asls EEtsr,
vuI !" rUo1s S1AD
y04 Law AID o3Uo

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isse lsbos. o. ,s,csIs cssaairst Ia
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tsss sae tssy vosia - ~ eoeils As
. lsa, w.sa IL 10 sas~a that
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~sassss have fessssss ssssy sssi,,-
ssss is ,ssir sovss 20 tie Lsixsaes
10 the sssi fields By s~aaisH tksn
EsAs ssa casualties n nay 10. rs
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ssss soas ss sAs -skAsss
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sessf. ~, the nath must BE- told
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sits 'As.~ .s.ssiisA sssssss. sAsr
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= s.ssssss. Gssss ssi~ss have h~ss
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sshss SSss lAst ishss vGnh - hses-
sSss<. TIE Alssss seSseDss Aas hsss
kssssh, abpss. ss1 ss1aS The Ansssi
si~s~ss IL iAhss sslses ss~ heartily
ashamed ~ Sks s.A.Ass1sA sisesss
sAsl kss sssassA issassSAses
tssiI sstssi.s .sAsss sss lac ssa
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III. s.sJss Asy .s.~h 10 sAsss rs-'
f.ssIas ~ snnS ,i,Is.s.Aips Ao u u
40 In sAs h-ssss s'ssss' 10 every rs.
noe Z. take yuslsns al lAsis vsScess
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
UxsAnoaAL Can 70 % 1mI

0u1A1loHAL oA1B - u 11ND
0sveash~sr9. p. Nay ia live
" ssslir issersss n asaisssss1 il
The ssisl u ~. Alassta Z 0sisfssh.
lhe Noess-s paysoe1nn. the . u.
iessA - ssse isslsrss1 vsssAs -
willis L. 0sAssssso. . mode
,ssShss. shSsh ssssise4 10 his 1sash
rsssusss ~. he Csc vss eaiiss
IN sssss here ssaay tot trial. ne
ssss u aae a the aasS sesssliossl
10 sse kSssosy Of this suasiy. Roe.
esssos bsd hsss sisiss music tessuss
il The Gstftssk hoNs. IN. Ostsllth(
returned hosse unexpectedly ssa q
miltea slAshisR RoseSssoa. Ne tAoGT
osSesvs kia svoosea 10 hle haspl.
tai et shish tn. Gsittlsh y 60 q
ihe staff. Tke cas- 10 0say svtesrss
parallels shs caashy sase 10 ksssas
city Roh~sssus vss e1pseSea -
svvoses. but had . svtapse.
TAs srsiinssl sI Moasspa y Il.
siSed. bf. Ustffith h physieiss asa
satsru@ tot The t'ssssbassh ossel
se@pasy. sad has ~ easeasise pese.
ike. RahesssDa'a kuae w.s ta
Ctssksbuts. ~. Va. whess kss wid.
o~ saa sessts. ehildsvs sss lisise.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18
PEOPLE OF COLORADO WANT FEDERAL
TROOPS KEPT IN STRIKE ZONE
W., ~. ,. -.!i ...ss. .Iss.i

W., a.. 1T -si ss..xh ssssi
Ss..4.s, wlA.>, ,...~s4 frees ss. .s.sAi IT the
,sss.<. .l ss. h.s isss..a HE ss. have The federal
M snA has insisssa " Osrs.s
a...ss ,.., ~, ',.' ssssiAt' shAs' s ia
ss.ss. .ss n. shsf ssssss 70 vsst Ted
.,.i ..l..s,s ,smsss4 i-@ss..,siy II at Ss@~'s
hi, syy,,s, HN,..s II the y'sdss " sshs,s ~ federal
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ssi1.i, ,ss s- . " ssss .si, ~ A' a'y s"s.si tA~
sA..sss w. ,S, rsssssy 10 ssS syssss
p". "a. yA's, ''s"~.'.Asx 'I.' 'ls f'ss'. ".s,. :.
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s,J.s
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~ssh n 'hs h.s.~s.s ress~~si ssssiss ssa ksSsh'r
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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18

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NsssssSs1 esSO Oe0e ~
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s.s-.ss-s
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CONNECTICUT PRounHDQvn
ARE HOR ROCKWELL

iicr'fcti CcnW.. May is.-rr0us-
incn, men IN tho I'rNs~sa's~ VAtis
In Ccnn~i,cu, announced TO-DAY iew-
,e,,vr plans icr q state wide ecufcr-
cns,ctt he psrt, with Cc,cWei RO~r-
,c't a. The chief taurc. Letters
m,l'n,us the conference we're sc~'
4, the ,clcnci while hc Was In Nrssil
and itl = vNrv,,s>i thatthc gathering
can he held here II June, iWnnr'',a-
s~N sttCr C,iUaei Roosevelt re-
turns from Madrid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-06

In probate court yesterday, Minerva
Erval Whitney settled her account as
administrative of the estate of Fred y.
Whitney, late of Mortified. Coin B.
Evans of Waterbury was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Amelia
Soupe, late OF that place.
A New Hampshire woman, a relative
of man named Stevens, now serving a
six years sentence in states prison, APP
peared before Governor Fletcher at the
State House yesterday, seeking his par
don. The governor took the matter I'M
der consideration The man was sem
fenced for cruelty beating his wife.
The funeral of Frederick w. Bancroft,
who died in Boston of pneumonia, was
held from the Church of the Messiah
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Albert T..
Spence, ir.. and DIR. ]. Edward Wright
oiiiciated and the Episcopal service was
read. Burial was in the family lot in
Green Mount cemetery, the bearers being
Col. o. D. Clark, Charles II. Baldwin,
Joseph a. DeBoer, DIR. A. b. Bisbee,
Pearl Blodgett and Frank DwinelI.
John S. the five-week-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. William P. Boomhower. died
Wednesday of pneumonia. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon, Rev. Ivan
II. Benedict officiating, The body was
placed in the vault at Green Mount GEM
etery and will be taken to Hyde Park
for burial in the spring
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-06
MONTPELIER
Southern Surety Co. Licensed to D
Business in State.

A new insurance company was licensed
to do business in the state, yesterday by
Edward II. Deavitt and Guy w. Bailey,
insurance commissioners, it being the
Southern Surety company OF st. Louis,
Mo. The company is capitalized at
S750.00O and has surplus of nearly
$4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-06
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur
Recipe and Nobody Can Tell
Brush 1t Through Hair.

Gray hair. however handsome, denotes
advancing age. We all know the advan-
tages of youthful appearance. Your
hair is your charm. 1t makes or mars
the face. When it fades, turns gray and
looks dry. wispy and scraggly, just a
few applications of Sage Tea and Sui
phur enhances its appearance hundred
fold.
Don't stay grayl Look young! FL
tier prepare the tonic at home or get
from any drug store a 5O-cent bottle of
'Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy." Thousands of folks recommend
this ready-to-use preparation, because it
darkens the hair beautifully and removes
dandruff, stops scalp itching and falling
hair; besides, no one can possibly tell,
as it darkens so naturally and evenly
You moisten a sponge or soft brush
with it, drawing this through the hair,
taking one small strand at time. By
morning the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two, its natural
color is restored and it becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-06
WEST CORINTH

Mrs. Charles SpeaTe has been very
poorly of late, Miss Freeman, trained
nurse from WoodsviTle, is caring for her,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis True were visitors
in Vershire the middle of the week.
Clarence Riley of Washington was in
town Saturday on his way to New
Hampshire, where he is to assist his
brother. Frank, for a time, the latter
being i'll.
Mrs. James Woodcock, who has been
i'll with a sore throat and swelling on
the face. is somewhat improved.
DIR. F. II. Godfrey of Chelsea was
called here Saturday in consultation
DIR. w \. Rowland in the case of Mrs
Charles Speare.
Mrs. Bert Blake, who has been visit
ing friends in East Barre, returned here
Eva Demas has gone to Montpelier
and Waterbury for visit with her sis
tiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-06
|LAMOREY CLOTHING co.
BETTER THINGS TO WEAR
HOME of FRUHAUF and
COLLEGIAN CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS, FURNISHINGS MEMS AND BOYS SHOES
TRUNKS AND BAGS
HOLEPR0OF HOSIERY
Barre, VT, March 6, 1914.
GENTLEMEN:

GENTLEMEN:
We would like to have you consider with US the
one feature that more than any other, really dis
tnguishes good from mediocre clothes. That is
STYLE. Any tailor can use fine fabrics and put
them together with more or less accuracy. But
to get real style into them is another proposition
The designer of FRUHAUF Clothes is an ar
fist, conceded by clothes makers to be unsul-
passed in his line.
The style he imbues in FRUHAUF Clothes is
as essentially part of them as the fragrance of
a flower or the beauty of woman. It's organic
1t stands forth as a consummate expression of
harmony and good taste. A FRUHAUF gar
ment is creation. In looking at, it, you are not
moved to think of details style such, of tai
loring or of fabrics. You behold an effect "a
result of an artists complete plan, from the Sc
lection of the fabric down even to the buttons
The final achievement, for the want of bet
ter and more comprehensive word we call Style.
But, like the masterpiece it is the product of
high artistic instinct of feeling genius.
And herein lies the secret of the wonderful sue
cess and adaptability of FRUHAUF Clothes to
men who dress well.
eve clean, press and repair clothes.)
LAMOREY CLOTHING CO.
Yours for Better Things to Wear
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-06
CORINTH

Town meeting went off well and the
following officers were elected: Town
clerk, !. r. Jacobs; treasurer. j..
r. Jacobs; overseer, Cyrus Hastings;
constable, C. L. Speare; road commits
sioner, John Hastings; selectmen: o. A.
Prescott. G. d. Martin. J. NJ. Scribner;
school directors, j. +. Colby, d. \. Sar-
gent, w. NJ. WEIGH; listers, G. B. Hast
ings, G. L. Parker, Robert Hodge.
Mrs. Ethel Eastman is reported more
comfortable at this writing
Mr.. KILLER has gone to work for his
father and rented his farm to Mark
Perkins.
School closed Friday in the Dearborn
hill district.