davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
East BARRE

Wucho.cn tribe. : q r. M.. had ar
excellent time a. their regular meeting
4 Thursday evening 81 last week Nearly
I io0 Red Men gathered from the hunting
+ grounds OF Barre Montpelier and East
4 barre The warrior degree was worked
lby Nmfhosan ttile After the regular
work vas completed. banquet q sweet
corn. eraeker. ruit, narsnmailou- etc
vas served Short speeches were made
~ Great senior Sycamore AleK Ross ~
Ifoatrois tribe and aftfr- After The han
gart. the following informal program
aas CARVED out singing Thomas Ne
i5auaH Al Mmrf. Luca j Fra.ef.
Adam craig Roisit Mison ard Arthur
g8Warfs AaHHl Grag acted a. aeeom
srst Wara Wh8eumb amused tie
crowd uth -terf aud Dr Arerr ~
.faffsI ulth tua HeadIuEs Ererf beds
Ia utH tff iffu1 tlat a ttrt eHirF
stis atsnnr bad heen sVrrt ard set-
eFaf ftr-r-s.d the hefs tlnf there might
IS msrt n tiia-t nn9n c-thrrnas DUR
e - rum atsef Ihf ipsal tribe
invited Is riauisakr a. ~ riten $
Irslnos- trlie - tie fftfrn1pn end
efensur 81 u.t PEI
Wr end Mr- q IA nHkfr reformed
SATURDAY from Nafiffta inr. ufss-a thes
red issn srantne sfrs-si isfs
fasrbs Wafrrrn ha- ranrH tia
kz rrtuts en Ass fu-a
fsask autnnrfle
p rsrraas as .la fhr George
Flt hns hnua 81 rarttf rr
deed 81 Dr ~ p atTr AT Hfa
s-4.h Las rlr-.frssz Tir frnrra ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
New Wash Goods

We have in our stock very pretty
cloth that comes trine heavier than
gingham, in better colors. viii out
wear Ice galatea, better washing col
ors. This cloth we are selling at
same price as common gingham. 1t
is as the name implies, Endurance
Cloth, at IL 1.2c per yard.
New Roman Stripes in Bates Cling
hams are all the call. These can be
combined with plain goods to make
combination costumes, These sell at
same price as older styles, IL 12e
per yard.
Burton New Cloth is advertised in
all magazines. 1t has a silk finish.
Comes in Plain and Roman Stripes
to match. Sells at 25c and 35c per
yard.
We are selling lots of Renfrew
Deyonshre cloth. Over % styles to
select from. These come 81 inches
wide, were made TO sell for CSC per
yard, then the price broke to zoe
per yard. Those that bought these
cloths last season want the same
thing this season,
We pay parcel post OF all these
kinds and guarantee satisfaction or
return of the goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy your gloves in the special at tn
Vaughan Store.
Call in and hear the Edison diamond
disc photograph at browns Drug Store
/ II. D. Gibson.
This week / am showing the Edison
diamond disc photograph at Drown
Drug Store. H. ID. Gibson.
Frank McWhorter OF Richardson
street has returned home. after spending
several days in Boston on business.
II. Gale Bennett and p. A. Eastman
returned Saturday from a hunting and
fishing trip through the north woods OF
Canada.
The condition Of Miss Ethel Even of
Orange street who recently submitted
to a minor operation, continues 10 show
steady improvement.
Alexander Fernando returned last
night 10 his home in Waterbury, after
having passed several days with A. Re.
gina Of Beckley street
Mrs. Bertha 4. Beatte has opened up
at her home. 50 South Main street The
Speciality Shop carrying a full line Of
art goods, also the Royal Society EN-.
broidery and package goods. Adv
r. James Gripg, who has been en-.
ployed as reporter for The Times
since 1912. left yesterday for Someryill",
Mass, TO make his home lie was ac-
companicd by his mother, Mrs. Frances
Grigg. and his sister. Miss Mary Grigg,
who will make their home IL Someryille.
Mr. Grigg viii enter the TUFTS college
Of dentistry
a score Of Goddard seminary students
left this morning 40 s:l5 o'clock for
North Duxbury. whence they planned
70 hike 20 the summit OF Camols Hump.
A picnic dinner on the mountain MAS 60
b. followed by the return trip a. 4,
o'clock this afternoon. Mr.. Mctullom Of
the faculty accompanied the students.
! rsterday number Of the clerks en-
ployod AZ the Homer Fits store made
Inc sscent from DuNhury The air was
unusually clear. and people On the Hump
.old the climbers they had chosen one # I
~ best DAYS 81 the season fer long 1
distance sightseeing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
New neckwear at knights.

New nPtkWedI NJ hnlEAl =
Latest in coats at Abbott's.
Childrens coats, hats AZ Vanghan's.
New lot OF Hoagknt sweaters at Alb
bolts.
J Sadlier's for furniture, floor covering
clothing
! W. p. Durkee. painter and paperhang-
or, 7-Elmore street. Tel BOOM.
To Rent Oct ], tenement on Camp
street. Grown people preferred. w. f.
| Richardson estate.
George Shannon passed the week end
in Bellows Falls with his son, James
shannon, who is in the Kurn Hattin
home.
Miss Josephine Corbin OF the North
Barre Methodist mission spoke at the
Methodist Episcopal church in Swanton
yesterday.
William H. Hight Of West Topsham
was visitor in the city Saturday, while
on his way to Warren, " H., TO make an
extended stay with relatives.
Miss Cecil Place returned to her home
in Burlington this morning, after hsy-
ing been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
+. NJ Tobin Of Academy street over the
week end.
Auction sale Of household furniture to-
morrow al p M. at 1913 Washington
street this city For w 4. Cleveland.
TN, il a good clean lot Of property
q. II Smith, auctioneer
Sir. and Mrs. j. ~. Mcdowell, who
have been passing several weeks in the
city a. the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
q. Rowland Of French street, left this
morning for New York where they are
t. sail on the coast liner Lepsnne for
their home in Eustis, Fla.
Rev. p. NJ Mgkenna, pastor Of =.
Monicas church. who has been visiting
biz brother in Chicago for several weeks. /
returned 20 Barre Saturday morning. /
Father McKcnna celebrated mass ~ -. 1
Monicas Sunday morning and preached 4
q vigorous sermon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
Dress Goods and Silks

We have been bothered in getting
good cloths to sell at popular prices
in Niger Brown. This is Brown
so dark that in the evening it almost
looks to be black. It's the style, and
ladies want this style. We have it
at different prices in fine, pretty
cloths.
OF all the cloths in our store the
best seller for tailored suits is our
Gaberdine. This Is 81 inches wide,
comes in the new shades, is the
weight of broadeloth, has softer fin
ish than cheviot or serge and will out.
wear the best of them. 1t looks like
a $500 value and sells at 81 so per
yard.
New lot Of 40ineh heavy Black
Messalne for waists, coats or suits.
Notice the extra width. Worth $l.75;
a special at 1926 per yard. No
more at this price.
New lot OF Roman Stripe and Fan
cy Silks. If you live a long way
from our store you can get these
goods just as cheap as anyone. Send
as your order either for samples or
for the goods. We pay the express
and parcel post. II you don't like
what You have ordered in this way
send it back, tell your reason, and
get your money Your money is safe
with us until you get full value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05

aud most excellent. Prizes We're award
ed in each department.
a farewell party was given Friday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Brown in honor Of Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Scott. who leave this week for
their new home in Frankfort, Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott We're presented a silver
tea service. For l3 years Mr. Scott has
been employed by Or. G. f. Chandler
William Foley was fined IS and costs
of $50 in city court Saturday on a
charge Of intoXication
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05

tszt siunsf 81 20 Hafsa eurH Tu.-
daf az g.
Fs5laH urnar fHr WrEr~
Iflre afr8r lru.r.t ID end srnasf Faias
white and EraHH Bread
FfaIfs rf.as
TEA FnM
nnner fran e Isa r-s -
wafu fr aurr.
Wass Haaf Efrfra Haah
n arrlF rnrtf rrs
Eaf suf Cstfars ~saf
HM Fa rrs1ra
lea rnHer
safVg from . ts 1aa rlw -e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05
Ladies' Separate Skirts

This is a season of Separate Skirts.
The demand is greater for these tail
ored garments than for a number
of seasons. These new models are
so different that you cannot help
but admire the grace and style which
they give.
At SOS we have a Special Skirt
value that is made from an all wool
serge; has the long over-drape, fin
shed with satin bands. Comes In
Blues and Blacks.
At $3.50 we can show you a num-
Der of the new fall Skirt models,
Skirts that are made for service as
well as having all the style of the
better models.
At S6.9S is Black Crepe Skirt
model that we consider an extra val
ue.
At $3.50 and S7.75 we can show
You a large variety OF good Skirt
values. These are made in the sea-
sons long tunic style from such
clothes as fine French serge, pop
Inns, broadcloth and cheviots.
In the better grade Skirts at from
$3.50 to $1,000 we have some ex-
ira good values in a number of very
popular models. These are the sea
sons best values in the fine dressy
models.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-05


A horse belonging to George Bliss
nearly broke its neck a few days ago
when il tried 10 brush Oft a fly on its
back and caught the bride ring on a
thook on the back pad, holding its head
fast. Mr. Bliss had left the horses in
front OF the postoilee. while he went
inside, but passersby saw the anima :
plight al about the same time Mr. Bliss
discovered It and IL was released. In fall
ling, il broke the cross bar TO the wagon
Neeley i. Fahey, Of oklahoma. one Of
the youths whom s. 5. Ballard gave lift
in his auto while they were on a hike
through the eastern part Of the country.
recently sent Mr. Ballard a box contain
ing a cotton blossom. the cotton pods IN
formation and the full-blovn cotton
Two tramps in the middle Of the Cen
trail Vermont bridge caused the stopping
of a passenger train Friday afternoon.
the engineer catching sight OF the men
IN time "a set the brakes and stop thp
train. while the men ran out of the
other end OF the bridge Railroad Of
fcials are much bothered with that sort
of thing on that particular bridge and
predict that some fatality viii follow
unless the practice il stopped
Over = .0oo persons visited the indus
trial exhibition Of the students 81 the
city schools Friday afternoon AZ the
union building and the exhibit Vas large
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
How the Prizes will be Given

fully equipped 1915 model five passenger Ford automo
bile will be given the contestant who has the
the conclusion of the campaign The contestant who has the
second highest number of will be given SIS diamond
See the full list of prizes they appear below The
contest will last only few weeks-seven eight weeks
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
The Few Rules

The Grant County Herald Contest Management is not
spOnsble for typographical No statements
horatve unless made through The Herald nomater by whom
made. Subscriptions cash basis. Contest manage
men rests solely in representative of Burgess johnson Co.
Contest Manager the right reject the nomination
of any obectona parties In any and all questions arising
concerning the contest the Contest Manager shall issue
hOratve decision and he shall be the final arbter of all
disputes Contestants may reside place and participate
the contest Subordinate rules governing certain periods of
the contest may published later date Subscriptions
turned in during the contest transferable during the
contest after it is with Subscriptions for than
year cannot be split up among several different parties
after the contest but must remain just they
turned in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
How to Start

Simply fill in the nomination blank which appears in this
advertisement mail the Contest Manager of the Herald
Lancaster Wisconsin You then started with 5000
voes and sent the necessary supplies All questions will be
cheerfuy answered. and all possible help will be given in
terested parties in this contest
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
Table Showing Subscription Values

The following table shows the value of subscriptions in
terms of votes Old subscribers people taking the
Herald subscribers people taking the Herald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
What the Prizes Are

FIRST FrlZe. 1918 FOKD IOUKING OAN
Fully equipped, five passenger, purchased of
Horton Automobile Company in Lancaster
Second Prize $50. SIS LIST VALUE DIAMOND
Will be on display
lhHd PrIZe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SCF1OLAKSF1lP
In frst-cass business college.
Fourth Prize . HIGH GRADE GOLD WATCH
Ladies' or Gents; display
Special Prize ..... SIS SILVER MESH BAG
Or any other article of that value.
A COMMISSION OF TEN PER CENT
nOnprz winners who make cash report each week of
the contest If you don understandable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
How to Secure Votes

AS you receive the supplies after sending in your
name you will then subscriptions to the
Grant County Herald leash of coure and the price of the
paper remains the ST. so per year The full vote sched
ue showing how much each subscription gets you appears be-
low.
We give twice many votes on subscriptions
old Old subscriptions those taken from people get
ting the paper while subscriptions those taken from
people not taking the paper you don't understand
ask Always glad to explain
You subscriptions from any place and may
poy honorable in order get subscriptions You
write letters make personal calls and telephone Plan
systematic campaign and you will be with
1t is suggested that you call few acquaintance
right and just what nice start you make Be
sides getting subscriptions you WILL of course collect the
free coupons which will appear in the Herald for short time
Each coupon its face value and those being printed
good for fifty votes, but it quite likely that will
that down twenty-five votes in a few days.
You can nominate yourself FRIEND if you wsh-in
fact you nominate than person if wish Re
that every who fails to win prize will be
given cash commission of ten per cent of the amount they
if they make cash report each week of the contest
If you don't Understandable We will be pleased to explain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19

First Special Prize

To the contestant who turns the money subscp
tons up to and including TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1914,
will give IS silver mesh bag, any article of that value
from jewery store stock This is just little starting
special przeyou get the usuao what you
do on the first special-A FEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED
MAY WIN 1T
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-19
DON'T BE A DREAMER

What is the of sitting by your window every Sunday aft
by and wish that they would stop and ask you go along
just few weeks.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02

Washington. u. e. March =
Fresh report. ths, Gustav Isauch. an
American. was Killed at juarcs .om.
Ing close on the complications Of the
Benlon case. surrounded the Mexican
situation tosiay With further COM
plcsitic.. Csrran,a as head of the
cous,itutionaiists. has been called On
for . satisfactory explanation ot
Bauch's disappearance and IL will be
pointed out to the rebel chicftain
that failure to protect all foreigners
will be likely To lead to grave COM
plications.
Further representation. for y
speedy clearing up Of the benton
killing have been forwarded. NJ
though desiring that CarranIas wish
To be con.ui,cd directly in diplomatic
affairs. II was being impressed On the
rebel chief today that formaIitics
must not he permitted to stand In the
way OF complete protection to for
eigners.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02
SCORED
BY OPERATORS
ATTORNEYS
Miners Head Lscky He
Didn't Get Worse
Treatment Says
Lawyer

lioasb,.n. Mich. Nsr,h s=in
his opening statement f.r rsins .s-
-ra,.rs Attorney Milan =. H-.. To-
day told tho congressional tas-s,i-
eating commit'-. he believed that "
Charles =. Mogrr had joined hands
si'hs citizens In recognizing tho dis
trees of sufferers from the Caium-,
disaster. ,h. strike would have bcco
settled ths, iay.
Referring to the deportation of tho
president Of tho Western Federation
of Miners after his refusal 10 permit
III. victims I" accept outside aid.
R-.s said
"Moycr was mighty lucky thai
nothing morr serious happened ~
him as Hishop William. Of ,h. Epis.
rnpai church. remarked when he
heard Of tn. affair: IL was cSid.nc"
of the creates, srif-rcstraint ever
known to me. For feeling ran very
strong tina, night and Meyer vas
fortunate ihs, he had men c' such
restraint tn deal with
Rc-s said ,ha, II the Investigation
we're a judicial rroc.c'iias the oper-
a,ors would res, because Of tho lack
Of any evidence tending to Stu~
anything illegal in our conduct
Reviewing the important points pf
the strike. Rces said:
"Alien agitatufs and nTzsnizars
came into tho copper district in 1907
and began sowing the seed OF disccn
tent among our cmplo,es. They sue
coried in doing so among = certain
number of them by making promis-
cs impossible Of fulfillmcnt. II was
known for more than y year that t..
strike was inevitable in order to
carry out the plan of the Western
Federation OF Miners TO obtain rccog-
milton OF their union. which wonld
mean the total wrec king Of our in
dustry for we could not continue to
operate the mines under the condi-
tions imposed by tho federation"
Rees said there were three days of
rioting and assaults at the start of
tho strike before Governor Ferris
sent the national guard to preserve
n
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02
''BAUCH MURDERED SAYS VILLA
BENTON INVESTIGATION AAlTS--C
IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS REACHED

part of the psosssm shsiI h. carried
out.
Nr. i.-tchrt. Who Siii act ss ad.
vi.rr ,o the commission. expected to
rvsurn to chihuahua on the special
train bu, the exact time ot shc de-
pat,utc depcads on contingencies
that may arise after his conference
with the commissioners. According
TO t.rtehcr IL II planned to so I'm
mediatciy TO the cemetery where VII
Ia says Boaton IL buried. upon arriv-
al In chihuahua.
After the body has bc-n examined
by tho two rnitrd States army surg
cons In the presence Of American
and British representatives the COM
mission will return to ~ PasO to
formulate Its findines.
~ am simply acting as an escort to
the commission" said t.c'cher today.
TO give them every facility for max
Ing the examination
Have you seen the grave where
B.nion's body is supposed to he bur
jed1" he was asked.
Nssslae~A 80 pagp r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02
Pres. Wilson Ciues No Hint Of hterpeafisa.
British Government Arossed BY Late De-
pelopments. Consul Letcher Avrioes
BODY OF BENTON NOT LOCATED

buahua. and General villas sdmis-
sion of his opinion that Ousts,
iiauch. an American. Was murdered
by his rncmic-." threw tho refugee
colony here into a hish state OF cs-
ci,cmcnt and anxiety Today.
I.ctchcr came up nu 4 special train
and at oauc went into conference
with Zarh l.. Cobb. collector OF Gus
toms and closely identified with SOC
retary bryan In T,Nas politics. and
with George e. Carothcrs. sPcvia!
as.n, Of the state dcpartmcnt.
Tclcxrnms to Washington we've
dispatched but their rontcnis were
not made known here Members of
the investigation commission did not
know whether they were to proceed
to chihuahua or not rhey have on
ly a slight hope that such a mission
would be productive u evidence as
To the manner of Bcnion's death for
belief Is general that u the body is
not In an advanced state Of decompo-
s,ticn u probably has been mutilated
by quick lime or some other chemic-
al
Lctchers train was held at Juarcx
ready for his own us. for the return
trip and to take the Beuton's COM
mission IL it is determined that this
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02

sar Saaasy op~aiae .esu di.nsis<~si
shis m.saias pfu,iaIns ali s.s's
~-s- raid By the tenth of The aoash.
\ fcs al the d-seadasis sef- not
psesrss ,h!s s.asnias ans rersvs~a'ra
By counsel sud their eAs-a Gill b.
taken us ist-r.
The court .iii h.As sfsumrais to.
nortos mprnins 81 10 o'ei--h. on
The nst,as fsf the rr'.ss~ nf Meth.
~ 1oe~s'' hy hsb-s. rptPnss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02
= %<<<<<<< = = . = = = = = =

Tho cases ot tho p-opis sssiasi
jsm~s nisatssts. t.pat. Zaassa-iii.
Roh-st ukiish ssd other. charged
uiih Vassoas ssiass asisiak fssa tho
recent sifik. dissas hsa..s. have beva
.naliau-d us,ii the assl term Of
soass upsa aosios of III. asiars.ys
for The JefesdAass.
Information sas filed this mora.
lag shsssias tsss-sas Caftia,a With
the a.asd.s Of sis brother i,-ssssa
Casioss. Ths kiiiisx took pis.. sl
t:asirssiis = week sSo Saturday
aishs, Thrrs charges ~sse tii-d
Axsis.s /. q. Matthews. os- f.t hass.
issy ssd isssesy ssa . third fur tofs-
cry. Matthews sosfes.rd To tho rob.
b~sy Of the Jsmi-sns saas- aud Usis
coal office ssa siss To the charge Of
tossss,. 10 the ,nrst police otfisess
Shes arrested . tgv weeks sxn,
Atsuei Cora sas charged with the
0ssdss q Jsas Oasris. csra u shs
aishl asssAsi u Mostey. lie shos
0asxis lssa WsAasa1sy as4As ~Aiis
osseo ye1ag - bssak ~ . 1suskea
sisAs sl 11sesas.
Isfosasiioss ues~ fiiea ss.isss
t.nsisa jokssos ssd vriis tSusss. the
tirss CHARGED with f~seisiss ssolss
snods ssd the ss-aaa charged ~i'h
ssssd issvesys
TIC cAss af y. J. weieh. = iorsi
asvspaP-s mas charged With rfim.
ssai libel. sss tAksa up 'his after
aooa.
Attorneys Hosss. " Hawkins and
es~d Clark uesc catered - spes ial
prosecutors In tho sssr nj the I'eopi~
axsisst Walter Helix. Helix IL charged
aIth the aasass Of Gerald 1lppiait.
q t'ai,cd Mae Worker ussaaisrf.
L.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02

The M.svh term st the District
Court op-a--, this morning. -i's .a-
al the largest :srt.ts in 'h. history
Of the esaa'ys Eishy civil cases
~iIi eome -, for trial AZ 'hls term Of
the soast snd .s-t lsc esimiasl
cases
The fot-as.s SO. taken ur in 'h-
syadinx Of the docke. and setting the
liae of = fe~ cases
The cases sssin.s the sai.pa sn-a
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-02
WATERvALE RhNCHmAN MUIR
OERED-b0OY BURNED TOASHES-
CORONER HAS GREWS0mE
EXHIBIT IN SHOE BOX
Maurice Williams Missing Since FEB. Is. 7po
Men Arrested and Held in Jail for Crime.
killing Recalls Murder Of Green
and Kelley in 1896
CRIME MOST HORRIBLE IN RECENT YEARS

finding Saturday ehsrred b,ass
Williams q s.Aehnan Of waerale a three
nneh uaahed ohe horrible the
southern Colorado crime sivsd BY The killing Art
1855 Of 8heffs william Green aad Kelly who BY
their bodies buried
Yesterday returned from the the the
besss ashes u the dd shoe boz henucs',es
ahshe By bsseh Of keys Bearing the Of the deeeaseA VII
lians had hsen missing s'nes February H.
Miguel Assa asd his Doa Martinez arrested
and lodged the jail charged ~ih the 1hs
esspls prior disapPsnee
Ssasrried with u That The .ssh
saah his sdy dragged the ~hsrs
bss.sd sshss The theory the Williams -
"a asdla Unmarried.