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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
TRANSIENT CARELESS WITH FIRE.
Started Blaze in Old Building Between
Railroad Lines.

! A stubborn fire in a ramshackle row o.
buildings between the c. Y. and NJ. 6
IW. Il. railroad tracks off Granite street
kept the firemen busy for an hour Satur
| day night. The blaze was the beginning
of what might have ben very disas'
trous fire had it broken out in the middle
of the night. Someone who saw smoke
issuing from one of the buildings called
Headquarters at S:l5 o'clock and the
auto truck made hurried run to West
street, BY the time the regulars ar
rived. the fire had worked its way from
the first floor, through a partition, to
the second story Everywhere about the
room rubbish was scattered. and those
OF the fremen who were not pouring the
contents Of the chemicals into the par
tition. busted themselves in shoveling
away debris
No water was used, but the big chemi-
cal tank which forms part of the auto
equipment. was emptied. The building
where the fire originated is bordered on
one side by the old Forsythe & Ingram
storehCuse. while TO the north stretches
q row OF structures that include the n.
ID. Phelps Co.'S store house and the So
called Premier property, facing on Gran
ito street For the reason that the build
ing is considered worthless the damage
was trivial. The Central Vermont rail
road owns the structure and story in
circulation among the onlookers at the
fire had it that the road recently sold the
to a Syrian capitalist for SIS.
So far as doors and windows are con
,erned the building is about as COM
enclosed as saw mill and the
theory is held that track walker en-
tered the structure and left match or
,igaret in the straw carpet on the ground
loor There was a time when the build
ng was used for tenement purposes but
'or some years il has been Vacant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
FRANK JAMES NEARING THE END
Last of the Famous Band Of Robbers
Reported Dying

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 23.-Frank james
one of the James brothers, notorious a,
highwaymen shortly after the Civil war
was stricken with heart trouble and on
Saturday was reported dying at the
James home near Excelsior Springs, No
He is 70 years old
James is one Of the last surviving
members of the bank robbers made cele-
brated by an almost unparalleled career
of crime during the unsettled period that
followed the Civil war. He had been
living the life OF an ordinary farmer for
more than 30 years. James was the son
of a clergymen. He joined Quantrell's
guerrillas in the Civil war, together
with his brother, Jesse, and took part
in the sacking Of Lawrence, Kan
When the war came 90 an end. they
were hunted far and wide by relatives
Of those who had met death AZ their
hands. They soon became outlaws
Many crimes Of the decade following the
war have been laid at the door 81 the
James Younger gang, Of which the only
members living are Frank James and
Cole Younger, who is now living al Lees
summit. No. Among these deeds were.
The raid on the Commercial bank At
Liberty. No. in lsGs. one bank a..
fender was killed, and $4,000 was
stolen.
lo0ting of the Russellville. Kv.. bank
in ls6s for $1,000
Bank robbery AZ Gallatn. Mo-. Is
ls6s. IN which the cashier. Cart John
". Sheets. was murdered
Robbery Of bank at Columbia. Kan
in ls72. in which r. A G. Martin. cash.
ier. was Killed
Raid ou q hank st Carv9an Ta ip
uhich $4,000 was stolen ~ is18
De urecking and rel.htur ai tl.e Chl-
caRo Hoak Island A PnnHc train near
Council Blufs, ia.. in Ira Tha eng
near Was Killed the fireman wounded
and several passsnfa-s Injured
Boa ohsee in thf ts5rrroauas af Kan.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
10 CASES TO TRIAL
At December Term Of Orange County
court-Petit Jurors Drawn.

Chelsea. Nov. 23.--The December term
dockets Of Orange county court are out
aud the trial calendar shows II cases set
for trial by jury and five set for trial by
the court. AZ the present time il is not
known who will be- the presiding judge,
hut under the usual custom of assign
ment Of judges il would b. expected that
Judge Leighton y Slack OF ST. Johns
bury would preside The petit Jurors
drawn for the December term are a. fol-
lows. Bradford William NJ Merrill. ".
a. Coburn; Braintrce Charles sumner
Albert Spooner; Brookfeld. Albert +.
sargent, Herman y. Stoddard: Chelsea.
Pred A. Grant. Theron y. Spear; Cor
NTH. W. IT, 4. Hood. George A. Tuller,
Fairlee. ". g. Ordway. William =.
Young Newbury Ralph " Burroughs.
r. Harrison Wright Orange. Frank Nj
noi Wyness Tucker Randolph. Daniel
T. Sargent. Fred W Lyon. STAFFORD.
STEPHEN ~lye. Jesse Messier. ThetfOrd
T. q Kent G. " Saver; Topsham Car
ro1 ~ Button. Roney n. Hood. Tun
sridec. Ab.iah r. Whitney. Dennis b.
q les. Nershirs E n Alderman. Berue
d TITUS. Washington. Charles D. Fmert.
Ire n KinrshurE; West Faiflec Bertfe
D. M0rev. Ira $ CARLTON. Wiumus-
town, Prank p Hoyt William Y. Grear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
RESERVE BANK STATISTICS.
For the First Five Days Of Business
Made Public by Board

Washington, Nov, 23.-Figures for the
first I've days Of business BY the Y new
federal reserve banks were made public
Saturday by the federal reserve board.
show gold and gold certificates amount
ing 70 S2o3,4l5,000, the legal tender and
silver certificates in the sum OF S37 .30s. :
600 in the vaults Of the u banks. Re-
discounts for the five days amounted to
S5G07 600 Payments on capital stock
totaled Sls,o72,OOO and reserve deposits
10 1927 .l3s, 600. The gold reserve against
liabilities was 50 per cent, and the cash
reserve los per cent. Secretary Willis
instructed the federal reserve agents
throughout the country 70 make public
the detailed statements OF the regional
reserve banks at their offices a. soon a.
possible.
IN a supplemental statement the board
announced that federal reserve notes
had been issued 20 meet local demands.
principally in Chicago New York and
Minneapolis The total amount of notes
iu circulation was given at sl2l5W0
Reports from an districts. said the
statement. "are Of the most encouraging
nature and the outlook for business is
stated a. satisfactory"
The brief statement Of the federal rc
serve banks issued Saturday j. peI.mi.
nary h the detailed statement for the
system as whole and by districts.
which vii b. issued weekly a. soon ss
The svstcm rsts IN regular running order.
Hub Banks Figures
Net deposits amounting - st1l5i Nl0
have leen made with the federal reserve
bank q Boston since t Opened the IGth.
/ uas announced Saturday BNs de-
.0uuted totalri s200 no. The gross
amount Of hIsfmess transacted was slG.-
80 M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
BARRE COURT DorNcs
Several Respondents Heard Over Week.
End-Three Sentences Imposed.

End-Three Sentences Imposed.
Over the week end two men were hus-
tied - police headquarters ~ await ar
rafenemeut before Magistrate H. W.
scott On iutoxieation charges. Leon Come
of WchsteTyiIle who vas arrested BY
Officer John ~. Dineen late Saturday
night. faaded guilty - a subsequent Of
fsnse anI Was given q straight sentence
~ 80 lavs in the county ial a. Mont
r.rIier. Come Is the man who PLAYED the
role 0f tHe merrv rilaEaf iu q iIttle enc
al risvbt uffh frightened tie teach
fr sra nur5Is 1 the luutr Nelsterviile
s.Enri not long ago E1ward English.
u iss uas nia8 taken into custody hE on
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23

patch sent by way of Berlin, gives the
following official Turkish statement:
"The Turkish troops have reached the
Suez canal. In fighting near Ell Kan
tara, the English suffered heavy losses
and took flight"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
CHARGED WITH EwBEzzIExENr
william Denison Morgan Of New
Rochsls Arrested a. Hartford. Conn

Hartford Com NoF Za William
nrisan Marrnn II Ntr Rochelle y ~
artH issf April rastar III our of ere
largest laraf trsuks uns ARRESTED larr
YESTERDAY sreaI aitl suiagrllne ss2 y
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23
GERMANS CONSIDER
SITUATION FAVORABLE
They Assert That Firing Against Russia
Is Being Kept Up, But in West
Europe There Is No Change.

Berlin, via wireless, Nov. 23.-Army
headquarters to-day gave out an on
cial report, dated yesterday, saying: "In
the western arena of the war, the situa-
tion is unchanged In Poland, fighting
continues and a struggle is going on to
the south of Plock, in the vicinity of
LODI and near Geenstochau. The situa.
tion everywhere is favorable"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-23

sKA1ED rHRoUeH rHrN ICE.
Danitl Murley Of Montpelier Cot On,
Rnfhsr Ctfnes.

Willie skatfrr on the W5uuosgf fztpr
&c Murfra.iaT YESTERDAY asfr-naaf.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
SHERIDAN RESIGNS
AS POSTMASTER
At SILVER CITY
Republican Leader Of Grant
County Wants 10 Be Re-
lieved Of Office at Once
Several Candidates for Job,

.srscist @oepesfoaoeses 70 BOOMING IouHNst1
Silver City n. NJ. Jan. i1.--post-
master 10 f.. sheridan has sent IN his
resignation to the postoffioo depart
ment at Washington. same 20 take
effect al once or as soon as his sue
etssor is appointed ana qualities.
Postmaster sheridan was appoint
ca 10 the office by President Taft
for four years and assumed the du-
ties of the office October T. 1912,
having been the incumbent there
fore a little over fifteen months. The
term Of his predecessor, j. A. Wiley,
would have expired in June and this
would probably have been the limit
of Mr.. Sheridans service under the
democratic administration mad he not
resigned. as few. il any. of prosi-
dent Tatts late appointments are be-
INK honored hy tAe administration
for the fun term OF appointment Mr.
sheridan is a loyal party man him-
self and he is not grumbllng over
the policy of the administration in
replacing republicans with demo-
Gratis
There are "a number of candidates
fer the position. chief among whom
are W. al. spence. retired news
paper man Of this city and Z. a.
Hrunhgfk, business manager OF the
Silver Cily Independent. v. r. Man
willie. chairman Of the board q coun-
Is ~ imlvsoucrs who was % eandi=
date. has Withdrawn from the race.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

itheir limited vision. IIuaria 81 IS
good oreuizer, rcaourceful anJ mb-
bofu fle newer Bas trusted either
ny Dlaz or Madcro rte was known
% be cruel aha wis regarded S.
treacheroaa and financially corrupt.
lsut he had tenaclty II purpose, cum
mngnoss and boldnoss ana absolute
physical courage He planned rs be
dictator Of Mexico. os rorfirio Diss
Was dictator. by TIE right of might
But iuerta failed to reckon with the
'uoral scfuplcs Of ono Woodrow Will
son. president Of the United states.
Tho other strong man IS Trancpcc
Vita, q man scarcely known So
months ago and formerly a bandi.
naae No, e IS said. because he killed
an ffmy officer who had wronc Il
his sister The villa family belongc q
TO ne peon class, and peon girls
were subjected to much the same
SORT Of treatment as peasant girls IT
France before the revolution whom
the lex primae noctis was recognised.
Ailla east his lot with Madero and
gave evidence of his metal when
Juarez was bcsicged BY the MaderIs
tas Colonel Tamborel, COMMANDING
the garrison, told the newspaper corr
respondents that Madefo was afraid
TO fight and that If any Of his fol
lowers came into Juarez. they would
DE- shot villa heard Of the bonst
re called his bandlts about him.
went into Juarez. killed Tambofel
with his own hand aud the city was
taken.
On the morning or November iG, 1
while the federal garrison believed It,. /
eclf aafo from attack, Vina entered
the city captured It and executed
about all the IIucria men who folll
Into his hands. A few weeks later. /
be was in possession Of chihuahua
city capital Of the state, the feder
ais retroatiug before him 10 Ojlnaga. /
VIVA sent rebel force IN pursuit.
n the federals and six days battle
resulted Ia which the Iiuorta men
more than held their own. the rebels
leing repulsed with heavy loss. Vnla
hurried across the country in an ala.
omohile, tool, command OF the
'orces, began an attack At o'clock
saturday evening on the faur thou
md entrcnched fedorals ln Ojinaga, K
iad nj 10 o'clock was Ia possession ofI
hc town, the last considerable Iiuer- \
- army Ia the north being scattered +
" driven across the border
villa has shown unmstnkable evil
enees Of strength Tho supreme test
gill come whom ne moves his forces
outward ANA drives Iluertn from
leAioo city Then if he can keep I
.is head and recognize his own linz "a
ations and yield the ciyil power to q
len Of better education and moro
experience thnn himself, DE viii Do
far bigger man than he Is now and I,
il live ia the history Of Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
BALLOONS
FOR BATTLESHIPS

Washington, Jan. 11.-Equipment
Of al battleships with at least one
aeroplane, the use by the navy of
dlrigible balloons and the concentra-
ton Of al naval aeronautical training
work az Pensacola, Fla, are among
the principal recommendation OF the
board Of officers appointed by Sec
rotary Daniels 70 draw up q compre-
henslve plan for the organization Of a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
,nxloo's STRONG MAN.

The capture u oIlnhea By General
villa finishes the power Of HHerta
IN northern Mexico The small foreo
u federaie in NueNo Laredo, Further
east Is negligible and the way rs
open Tor tho march IF The eonstllu-
tionaiistH on Mexico eity The fail
Of Hucrta Is not far OFF
Tho struggle IN Mexico has dcrei-
epaa Two men VINO are strong Within
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
Grammatical

naval aeronautical service The
boards report was made public today
with the announcement that it has
been approved by the secretary. Il
was suggested the purchase of the
dirigibles be made at the earliest prae-
tieable date.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
nIIINlNa rnL snEnNAN IAw.

Following tho example Of the
American Telephone and TELEGRAPH
company the Sew Haven has agreed
10 reorranlze uu terms agreeable 70
tho department OF Justice and reiin-
quiah It's grip Oh tho transportation
of the New England states. The
great finhneiera are voluntarily with
drawing from interloeldng director
ates. The nov currency law win de-
csutralife money and give independ-
enco % financial interests Of the
country The year 1914 promises 70
Do remembered IN history aa tho year
Of the great reformation Of busi-
ncss.
While toe exclamation Fcems 20 BE-
coming under the Wilson udmnisira-
ton, LEI us moi lose sight % The fact
thar President william Howard Taft
contributed nightly 10 the definition
OF what was actually contained Ia the
Sherman antitrust law The great
at achievement Of the Tai, admin
istration resulted from the persistent
efforts % the president to secure 3d..
dicial Interpretation 81 that law SO asI
20 make IL practical aud effective
statute. Among the decisions won
by the Taft administration were.
4 The standard on trust was
forced 10 dissolve into its constituent
elements The decree has been
sneercd At hecauae e waa not fol-
lowed By the collapse Of the stand.
afd oil securities such was not the
purpose ~ the government then. nor
Is Il the purpose 81 the government
now 10 ruin business standard oil
az an industry WINS not attacked. Itl
was standard oil methods OF snip.
pressing competition that were under
fire.
e. The decision In The tobacco case
sas one through which monopoly
could find feR loopholos TO crawl
safely
9. In the Union pacifio-southen
Pacific merger ease the government
won It's contention that the roads
must be separated and must be com.
potllite An order was added by the
eouri making 81 not only Illegal for
the officers to BIO the same, but that /
the stockholders must be go separ- /
nted that no group Of them would
have a controlling voice in the man
asomsnt u the two linen
O. ~ lhe hathtuh case Il was de-
eldea that the owner Of patent
tmld not dictate al what price an
article should pc sold after That anl-
elo had mased from the ownership
Of the manufacturer
q IN the t5thiub trust case. as
ia ito National cash Register case
the government brought personal re-
sHunah.lia ip ihc offlecrg and dirre.
tola 90 "a corporation Tor acts la be-.
HuaiH 81 trade
Under President Iuu. the GOV
clmuent brought within thc pufueu
'f toe iaw aoia which. prior 10 chat.
lme had been regarded as peru
tlcgs though alWnys legal perform
anses Of American business men
when q indicted lomos A. Patton and
ho pleaded guilty 10 manipuiatlng
tHneiH hY wHth lhe price of cof
ioa naH pushed p from thirteen
and b half cents fo twenty cents "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
NOTICE OF DIssOTITIoN

Please take notice that / have sold
my interest in The Famous 70 II. l..
Foote' Mr. Foote assumes all indebt-
edness and win continue the business
under the style and name Of "rhe Fa-
nous"
(Signed) N. NJ. CUDABAC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

i.iie"lnausm, Lumbago Pains and
AfhQs oi Back OF Joints. Sprains. Sore
Aiuscles Ghlhlains, Frosted Feet and
'-slts el the Chest+tit prevents Pneu-
monia)
az your DRUGGISTS in Use and soc
y af sna a special large hospital size
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

aIrs. J. Horlck, West Philadelphia
Pa, says
My four year-old son had severe
bronchitis. / found Musterole the best
thing ! ever used"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

to give prompt, sure re-
lief. II positively docs
not blister the tcntlcrcst
skin.
As first aid ana q GER
{ a IN remedy there's
nothing like MUSTER
OLE. Thousands Of
mothers know it You
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

SHOULD Keep jar N the house.
u IS the remedy for adults. too. Re
lleves Sore Threats, Bronchitis, Tonsu-
tits Group. stiff Neck. Asthma. Neu-
ralgia, Headache Congestion, Pleurisv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
rlr oNE WEAK spor.

The one weak spot IN the business
situation Of the country h. that OF ihe
railroads. More rs demanded of
them Va the way Ut service ana safe.
~ lhcy ARE facing markets for ma-
iera' far higher than heretofore.
They are paying their employees bet-
ter vases aud working thcm shorter
'mpls.
The Interstate commerce commits
sion shows that the net operating
revenues Of ne railroads of the
country show an aggregate decrease
.of nearly forty million dollars for the
five months ending December J.. as
compared with the corresponding five
months of tho previous year.
slXty-ono railroads in eastern ter
fitory which are asking i've per
cent increase IN freight rates showed
nn increase ef si,sOo,00O in gross
cummings but TINS was far mere than
offset with an increase of nearly s8l.-
ono 900 Ia operating expenses Those
roads therefore showed e net oporat-
Ing loss. compared with five months
Hf The previous year OF more than
S2G,o0O,00O.
IN the circumstance no MONEY
can Dc borrowed for the bettormeut
81 the railroads or for their oxten.
slons ana their incomes are barely
enough 20 take care III fixed churg,g
allowing for decreased dividends hy,
thu strongest of them
Tho result has been that tho rail-
roads have retronchcd aud laid oa
employees whenever possible and NE
reductions Of werllng forces wiuI
continue unless there is a more ubtr-
u policy pursued by the public.
While Il is true that the railroads wllI
suffer The public viii suffer tart
more. This trath should sink "a nri
enough to stop tho Wild attacl, thatl
e. being made upon the most gals
industry VT The country hy men Who'll
fnil 10 look beyond ihe penny thevl
maN save while they lose a pound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

Accept no substitute.
If your druggist can
not supply you. send
Zoe or soc 10 the MUS
TERQLE com pany,
Cleveland. Ohio, ana
we will mail you a Jar,
postage prepaid. C5G)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

Re@rdlcss Of the pronouncomcnt
'} FORMER senator Heveridgc 20 Enc
contrary &c & pretty safe 10 bet these
NH bo a union OF the republicans
ana progrcssivcs IN nernalnlo county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

Let everybody puu toeether Tor
Albuquerque ana The Year 1911 viii
By the best ia the history Of the cts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

Journal wants hrlnr rcsuitn because
everybody reads The Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

One Of the Speakers az the mea
leitefment conference az Battle
Creek declared that the solution Of
the liquor evil IS hy government mos
u9poly How unolc sum would b.
denounced hy the prohihluonialsl