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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
COUNTY NEWS.
RIPToN.

Quite number of deer hunters came
here on Sunday last.
Julius w. and Loren Baker of Bran
don were visitors here on election day.
G.. E. Hamblin is on visit to his
mother, Mrs. Calvin.
Mrs. William Calvin and Miss Lucy
Haze were in Salisbury on the 9th visit
ing relatives.
C. B. Noble has moved in with Clarence
Langworthy.
the fifth.
BY an error in the type we were made
to say that the highest prohibition vote
at re cent election was 0; it should be /.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
EAST MIDDLEBuRV.

Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Jarvis of Bur
lington were the guests of Mrs. A. III.
Sumner during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cashier have gone
to Georgiana, Florida, where they will
spend the winter.
Belgian relief fund boxes have been
placed in all the public places in this
village. A worthy object. Everybody
get enthusiastic and help it along.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
An Active Liver Means
Health

If you want good health, clear com
plexion, and freedom from Dizziness
Constipation, Bilousness, Headaches and
Indigestion, take DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. They drive out fermenting and
undigested foods. clear the Blood and
cure Constipation. Only 25c. at your
druggist.-adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
Rheuma Insures Pure Bloc,

Thin, lifeless blood-an anemic condi-
tion-often results in serious attacks
of intiammatory rheumatism, and ulti
mately leaves the heart crippled Don't
tritle with dangerous drugs. Rheuma
feeds directly into the blood, insures its
healthy flow, enriches it, and increases
it's vitality, 1t costs only so cents of
w. H Sheldon and acts quickly and
surely.-adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-11-13
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

, Overlooking and underexercis.
: ing often cause aZ0turia to claim
one of the best work horses at
: the close of the working season.
: Fresh buttermilk has Il higher
; feeding value than skinmilk.
: For sows it should be supple
; mented with corn and for young
: pigs it should be mixed with
. shorts.
Z Colts and milk cows should
. not be turned into the same
Z yard at the same time. especial
. ly in the winter time. because
) what is play to the colts is tor
. ture to the cows.
: Exposure of the sheep to cold
rains leads to catarrh of the
. throat and nasal passages.
2 Hurrying a heavy horse wor-
. ries him. He does not like to
: be pushed out of his natural
. gate.
/. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
HOUSE REBUKES BRYAN.

One OF the pianks in the celebrated
baltimore platform expounding Demo
cratic principles. and said to have
been written by Bryan. called for the
adjustment OF useless Offices" vet
when the House OF Representatives
was considering the legislative hin
Saturday. an item was found in IL pro
viding for another assistant TO the
Secretary OF State. at a salary OF 81
300. The item had been tackled on the
bill in the Senate. and Il was claimed
that II was done through 'fnsidious
lobbying. But what the House cid
to the amendment was a plenty.
II was openly declared that # was
only injected in the bill to provide
berth for one Of Bryan's friends. that
any stenographer could hll. Another
suggestion was that the Secretary
needed someone TO keep track OF his
lecture engagements. The significant
feature OF the proceedings was the
vote Of Speaker Champ Clark. Il Is
an unusual thing for the Speaker 10
vote. and when he does he has his
name called at the end of the roll. In
this instance there was considerable
tension among the members Of the
House when Mr.. Clark instructed the
clerk to call his name. There was ap-
piause. mingled with laughter. when
the Speaker shouted a NO" that re-
verberated through the corridors. BY
n vote OF l5e to SO the House refused
to accept the Senate amendment pro
viding for an assistant to Secretary
Bryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
ROOSEVELT EMBARRASSED.

Col. Roosevelt is billed to speak Al
Pittsburgh tonight. and some interest
Is manifested as to what he will say
about the revolt OF the Pinchot broth.
ers against the leadership and check.
book conveniences OF George W. Per.
kins. Il is claimed on good Progress.
sive authority that Clifford Pinchot has
put Roosevelt in a very embarrassing
position with reference to his pitts.
burgh visit. and that II he does not
entertain resentment towards the Pro.
gressive candidate for Senator from
pennsylvania for his oniciousncss bis
feelings cannot be as warm as they
were before the outbreak.
AZ 10 the New York situation
District Attorney Whitman docs not
seem 10 be disturbed because OF
Boosevelts refusal 10 endorse his can.
didacy for governor He has sirn,H.
oantV declared that while he is not
a Barnes man, and never was. the
stand taken by the ProgressIvos might
make Mr. Barnes for me No ono
man can control the nomination for
governor In the September primaries
with 10000 Republicans enrolled In
the state. But the nominee OF tho
Progrossivcs will be selected bv the
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GOVERNOR COX AT BAY.

II Is conceded that Governor Cox. of
Ohio. is alarmed over his prospects
for denomination and reelection. and
Is Fastening to undo some OF the leg.
islative work he has been standing
pat on in the early part OF the year.
In calling an extra session OF the leg.
islature. the second extraordinary ses.
sion within SIX months. he IL stretch.
Ing his constitutional prerogative. as
u Is denied there is any such "emer.
gency" as calls for a special session.
IL Is the general opinion among Ohio
Republicans that the new move ON
the Governors part can fairly be ac.
cepted as a confession that ne is afraid
Of the political effect OF the Warnos
law and his general attitude on taxa.
ton matters. including the successful
. Efforts by Democratic ONCE holders
and politicians TO prevent referen.
DUN. The Republican view f. that the
Governor Is making a desperate NJ.
tempt 70 save himself. and IL IL hir
thermore the Republican view that no
matter what he recommends nor what
tho legislature does in special session.
his doom IL hved-'hat the Governor
has made his record. 30 FAR a. public
opinion goes. and that nothing he now
does by way Of repentance can save
him from overwhelming defeat
Those fnFHHfrur III
tax matters and the reference is non.
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NO PERMANENT PEACE In W. VA.
UNTIL MINERS ARE ORGANIZED

has been made In unionizing the
mines % the state
a 10 Not Prs, Step
Asked IL the attempt Of the union 70
have judge A. g. layton. OF the north
ern disf-ct. imprached. vas n preilm-
mary step % the unlon 20 an invasion
Of the Falrmont region. he answered
hat While n might appear 30 on the
face oi a. 10 was not. a. tine union had
no means OF knowing that " u were
successful In us prosecution % Day
Ton That MS successor WOULD BE- any
more satisfaCtory 20 the laboring
class However" and he smiled. he
coaldn Z b. any worse from our stand
The fact is. he continued. that
AZ have undertaken 20 prosecute
Judse Dayton both because ne L. vi
olsnt Zoe TO union labor. and We have
suong case against him. strong
enough In our opinion. when all the
facts are presented. 20 warrant his i'm
parchment The action was not taken
As preliminary 20 our entering on
the hsht in the Fairmont field When
We get ready 10 start on the campaign
JndEe Dayton or no other juriki who
u known 20 be unfriendly 20 US will
deter ". The strike az Golfers was
tut an Incident. and had nothing espe-
flaiiN 10 do with our plan OF campaign
when the hsht begins in earnest in
The fairmont field Il was. however.
OF importance 20 as I'm several ways.
none the least OF which was serving
10 show up Judge Dayton. a develop
ment which brought upon him his
present grave and serious troubles
II may take ten years 70 complete
~ unionize the mines OF West Viz
Elnia. and II may take lonrer. But IL
VIII come IN the lives OF the present
generation was his prediction
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workingrnen

placed American workingmen. Is
where he got his majority. After
March 4. 1915, he will be an exon
gresham.
Slim Delegation.
Wetzel sent a rather slim delegation
10 Parkersburg. Rush. the hero OF
Red Mills" in the recent primary. left
tho day before. probably 10 secure
quarters" for the boys Some OF the
delegation seem TO think that in view
OF the spirited contest he should have
than quarters"
McCluskey. the man who couldnt
support Myers IN the primary. because
he didn't always stick 10 the ticket.
went on the same train.
lie probably wanted 10 get a TO
viscd edition Of the Chiffon Catechism
before the performance was pulled on.
80 he would make no mistakes and
have 10 be- reprimandcd In public by
his master.
The Doctor was recently slated for
the chairmanship OF the County Exec
ufive Committee by the 'Old Guard.
but the ~ oung Turks" wouldn't stand
for g. and L8ntz was elected as a
compromise candidate
Counting Chiffon
Tho candidates for tho postoflcr
here are not counting Nicely 90 much
or they are chiffon They believe
when tho appointment is made that
Nr,ly viii bo "a has been az fcw Of
them really expect him 10 be elected
The "Dld Guard looks more % Chill.
Ton. and they claim they are not at
an worried over T. ID MORGAN being
elected confessional committeeman.
ln speaking oft tho way that man Nor.
Eau wins rEErF time. one rnfhuaIasffr
adwirDr 81 lie said on the street tho
other day that ~ YOU would throw
him in tho river no would come Nd
with his pockets fuil 90 nsh
From Myers note of fhanke' IN
fln county paper wc clean that no
thinks HHrman.H Acquaintance. that
Nn made This year. should serve him
vnll some time. and some Of smith
Importers think Pitcher NJ we'll
ro0mrd In fIr meantime. ought f1
make DO NOR. Inf'rfHfinr for some one
about The next locust year
OfN EENER
Sow uarr1evIlc vs. Va. Juno 20
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EATING CROW
Wetzei County Youngsters Have "OId
Guard" Eating Out OF Their
Hsnd-Not Enthusiastic
About Nicely.

To the Editor Of the lntelIigcncer.
Slr-The smoke OF the recent Dem
ocratic primary has about cleared
away and the empties have about all
been returned.
II is wonderful to see how the "Old
Guard are adjusting themselves 10
the new conditions. The way they
walk up and cat from the hand Of the
Dung Turks would lead one to be-
hcve they had been raised BY hand.
Leap. who used to train young calves
when he lived in the country, saws the
old Guard" beats anything ne ever
saw TO learn, as he never had ito give
them his thumb after the first feed
ne most amusing thing in connec-
ton with the primary Is TO see Leap
TAKE some OF his Republican friends
around the corner and chuckle as he
tells them how the odd Guard" are
taking their medicine. He saws Il is
the first real dish Of crow they have
had to cat for some time. and II Is
gest IL.
Some Good Advice.
some Of the defeated ones saw Lean
colldn have turned the trick on them
u ne had not had the advice Of that
WHY Rull Moose who is 80 handy with
figures. and who Is one OF the smooth.
csI politicians In this end Of the state.
'ANhAAAA ivy van eject the ticket
nominated Grant district recently
issued Sl5n.O0O worth Of road bonds.
ana this. they say. with large appro-
nriauons In other districts. win be
used 10 give those who would be IN
clined 10 kick some work until after
line
one farmer who came IN from Grant
district said he believed they would
nave 10 have another bond issue to
ma out what became Of tho other one.
ne denomination Of Noelv did not
create any great amount 81 cnthusi-
asm here A. statesman no has
been disappointment ~ his most ar.
dent admirers. Ills childish attitude
toward those who oppose him brands
clan
Wonder why no does not have an
INVESTIGATION ordered Co determine tho
cause ~ the closing % the Riverside
mil and many other induafries in he
district
TITS pretended effort FOR orranfyed
labor o. known fo b. but p urotarro 10
calrh votes. Do is well known That His
'hl'f hacker has never allowed HE
men % ore8riyo. and that from tho
cheap ior'ilu element which has as.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
DAYTON'S EXPERIMENT FAILS

Great things were promised and
hoped for when Dayton. Ohio. adopted
the commission form OF government
with a city manager. Affairs ran
smoothly for a while. but now the citi-
zens are clamoring for a recall Of the
charter under which they are working.
The situation that Dayton finds itself
in is the common danger that results
from sIch forms OF government where
the people fail to take interest enough
in II to 40 to the polls and vote for
the right men
II can readily be seen how the gov
eminent OF a city concentrated in a
few men who are incompetent and
lacking in the necessary business quail
ihcations can soon develop a condition
twice as bad under old methods. It
viii be well for those gentlemen who
are now engaged in framing a new
charter for Wheeling 10 give heed to
the failure that has come to Dayton.
II Is taking a long chance to secure
the proper men TO MI the Offices Of a
commission form Of government. be.
cause the right men do not care to be
hurdened with responsibilities at.
tached to the Offices. while at the same
time they afford most attractive
berths for the unqualified and the
politicians.
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A TECHNICAL DEFENSE.

A Democratic paper that chafes un-
der the cloud OF witnesses that testi-
fed TO the bossed results OF the Dem
ocratic State convention at Parkers-
burg last week feebly resents its dom
nation In two instances by remark
ing; a very silly assertion Is that
Sam V. Woods and c. NJ wetzel
fought John T. McGraw In the legisla-
ture Of 1911. Both voted for Col Nc
Graw as long as his name was before
the convention"
That looks like a good defense Of
these gentlemen a. II stands But 20.
ing back to the influences that domi-
mated the Democratic caucus of the
legislature OF 1911. another view IL
obtained which lifts the veil and
shows just how the Hon. John T. Nc
Graw was slaughtered in the house OF
his supposed friends. Mr.. McGraw
was not a candidate for the short-term
Senatorship. but TO kill him on Mr..
Watson was selected as the caucus
wi thaN forAAious HIS itll
the field practically open to Chiffon
for the long term. as It would have
been an unprecedented thing to have
selected two United States Senators
from adjoining counties. The Wat
son-Chilton conspiracy was very ably
managed in this respect II Woods
and Wetzel did support McGraw Il was
after there was no hope for him. and
OF an entirely perfunctory character.
so as 20 relieve the purchase of the
Gold Dust Twins OF some Of it's raw
ness.
The ring domination OF the Parkers.
burg convention has been questioned
because neither Watson nor Chiffon
was present. Certainly not. but their
henchmen were. with orders which
were carried out TO the letter. wat
son Is in Paris" exclaims one Demo,
cratic subsidized paper. Very true
But Glenn Shaver. the watson-made
chairman OF the State committee. was
there alright. and the ChiIton.made
ONCE holders were there TO back I'D
the decree of the bosses. Pass the
salt. please.
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PernIeious Clause kIll.d

me Senate judiciary committee. On.
gaged in pruning sections of the CLAW.
ton trust bill which the commerce
committee refused TO handle, has
made some notable changes and
stricken out several sections alto
gether. Among those cut out in their
enlirety was section No. 3
This section made II unlawful for
the owner. operator or the transport
or OF the products OF any mine. oil or
gas well or hydroelectric plant. or for
any person selling such products. TO
refuse TO sell them to a responsible
hrm, person or corporation who made
apphcation 10 purchase for resale.
IL was against the adoption of this
section that Representative :. u. Avis
OF the Third district. made such a
me argument and splendid fight.
which won for him new honors in the
House and the communication of the
people OF his district. most OF whom
are directly or indirectly very much
concerned In maintaining the pros
perity OF the coal business which the
enactment OF section No. into law.
Capt. Avis, contended. would serious
ly impair.
John Nolte Of Wheeling, is register
ed at the New Willard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
BUSINESS CONDITIONS

Fluctuations IN the market value of
stocks and bonds. rise and fall of Sc
curities are the results OF some one
or combination OF causes. The care
full investor studies conditions, and.
when an unfavorable symptom occurs.
endeavors to remove or eliminate the
cause OF the unfavorable condition.
Sometimes It ia the physical condi-
ton OF some man that causes a change
in the quotation. All men should be
at their best. and every one should
pay as much attention to the unfa-
vorable symptoms presenting them
selves in his personal condition as he
would TO such a condition in his bust
ness. Chiropractic Spinal Adjustment
removes the cause of many an unfa-
vorable and distracting symptom.
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pArtlsan-Eive n a. Their best .1dE-
meat that even ooneedins the premises
Of the Governor. the part OF wisdom
would BE- 10 postpone action until the
nsrt regular meeting o. the General
Assembly Gin January. 1870. when
the actual results Of the present tar
ing system will have been demon.
s,rated. and when there will BE- time
available TO remedy proved defects.
With a special session. having only
partial results a. a working basis. and
a whip cracking over the legislators
all the time to hurry up. another
bo,eh" can be reasonably antici.
pated
All that the broughtto-bay Governor
proposes IL to reduce the State levy.
which would reduce the receipts from
that source. and to make up the dirrer.
enoe by 80 much larger transfers from
the general revenue fund: or. N such
transfers were not made. the school
fund and good roads funds would be
starved. II Is demonstration OF the
trick. often INDUCED In. OF "robbing
Peter TO pay Paul" The Democratic
paper OF Columbus. The Week. which
Is on 10 Cor's curves. presents the
case in a foreible manner when Il
says:
With turkey gohhier stru, ard a
grandio1uent bow Governor Cox has
exclaimed before many an audience
which one OF the slpendtd laws Of the
present general assembly viii my Re
puhlican friends dare openly to sav they
wiz repeal And YET We have the
beautiful anomaly Of this same Cover
nor Cox later telling tire public thar he
J. goinE 10 call a snecial session Of the
legislature 20 repeal some Of the meas
repeal
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.

gypsy maiden strangely duskv hair and r,ijoigb
~ ' 'u' VIC inverted she said she'd read Of
ropr,.,,r many another and
I'M IMMUNE lLLLtk yet had failed She of
charms hrazcn on cr
mS ana she had strings Of beads trnke She was loaded
INC NOISY coo' OF her recalled weeds She
oIo me would I'VE 90 be rich ANDY M,
Nouid Az come true I'd have palace vassa near ~ 40
ny VIII yaeht 10 SAL the blue And she what blessings fine
Nha great rewards and gifts and duct tones her
ge ne CT az rest got closer chcckcrcd vest and
cu seven oones onc touched me for
misguided, heather soul but still victim smiles She co.
creams TOT hat DAY and took Cahav ana tho
enhsne ISLES Her ganor caused forget little while The
soul abroad and she my vad still bsyc go 49,
.... . WALT MASON
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Roosevelt Is quoted ne being willing
70 accept Republican candidate for
governor 81 New York. provided he viii
dsnounce Barnes That o. like Presi-
dent Wilson's Mexican policy. lie T.
willing 20 accept any compromise that
eliminates Hucrta
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Named for Ms, pin,

htpTesentative Hunter II Moss. OF
me Fourth district. today recommend.
ed the appointment TO the military
academy al West Point Edwin Davis
Dando. OF Parkersburg The two al
t,ernauves have not been dcsi cnated
Juuge Moss Is inviting applications
from his district for those Two bonors
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When thing is forbidden then
II when some people want a.
most. and this characteristic % hu-
man nature the world over T. likely 10
manifest Itself when Wheeling puts on
Its dry clothes tomorrow morning.
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Now that the liquor question has
been successfully filtered. ~ Is time
Tor Wheeling 20 turn her attention 20
the filtration OF the drinking water.
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THIs WAS STATEMENT MADE sY
An OFFICIAL OF THE
v. ~ W a
Osytor's inpeac Net Ftrs.
Step-Seaste Strikes Out Obnos.
ious Clause N Clayton Bill

WASHINGTON. June ss-Accord-
Ina 20 a representative % the United
Nine Workers. there a. no prospect
OF permanent peace In the mining re-
rlons OF West Virginia until that
state l. completely unionized or the
miners equalization becomes bank
rupt There is no fear OF the latter
happening. this official SAYS
According % him the unionizatlon
OF tho mines IN the southern rart Of
the state has made remarkable ana
gratifying progress. especially in the
hanaghe and View River district
Along the Norfolk q Western he ac-
mits that the fiEht there has not yet
begun. nor In the Fairmont district
In the northern rart - the state.
But these are fields which are de
stincd 20 be invaded IN the future
They have been LEFT alone. because
the union Rad its hands full with the
kanawha and New river fields. and
Us plan OF campaign was 20 take one
mine producing region ~ a time. II
IL an industrial war that. he says.
VIII REQUIRE years OF time excessive
patience, and hugo treasure lie de-
clares that the victory has virtually
been won In tho kanawha and New
river fields and with tho acceptance
~ the 'cHoc'yor agreement IN the
Ksnawha field. which l. about to be
accepted nv the remaining operators
who had held out against ~. he de
clafes that another great advance
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Although the Duke and Duchess Fer
dinand haN" been sacrificed. u s. a
matter of hir'0ry that the bullet Of the
ASSASSIN has never advanced single
cause for which 30 was fired.
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The philosophy. not psycholocy-of
the President daughter iu dispeIiinr
the heat ir O. cheerful smile" Well.
that i- pretty near all some women
wear these hot DAYS.
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bosses. the chief among them being
Col. Roosevelt. That will be the dif.
ference between the two parties in
New York in the fall elections.
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The prohibition curfcw rings a, IL
o'clock midnight
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

..f fN. h..f quality T.lra Vino.
and F.Ds of fiFhf prices from
Acorn LirHn. GO THur..f. U
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Wheeling is pretty we'll assured 81 a
sober 10 not sane Fourth az July.
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The aged Emperor 81 Austria FOR the
rast thirty Noar- has lived in q palace
or horrors. and the recent tragedy that
has stepped through its portals makes
80 desnia'c. indeed
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order N.nr. Liquor. H..... Nn..
Bios. 'f.. ui fHC bet quality 90 rI.rf
price. from Acorn Liquor co., Dillon
vale. Ohte
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n this cool spell keeps up we'll be
trading electric fans for ear muffs.