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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-23
HOUSE, MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced.

Bv Mr.. DlInsmore of West Windsor
(bv request), an act to protect electric
light, telephone or telegraph lines from
damage by trees. Owner to be liable
for all damage caused by tree to such
lines il notified in writing to remove
such tree and he refuses to allow it to
be rem0ved.l
By Mr.. Rice of Salisbury, providing
that when the general assembly adjourns
Friday forenoon it be TO Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock
BY Mr.. Wells of Waterville providing
that the state treasurer be authorized
to pay each member and the chaplain OF
the general assembly the sum Of 500 on
Feb. 26, 1915, on account. Adopted on
the part Of the House.
Read Third Time and Passed.
S. 81. An act to provide for indemni-
fying holder of worthless check. Mt
Hapgood of Peru opposed and Mr. Morse
of Hardwick favored.
s. %. An act authorizing the com
missioner of taxes to appoint special
deputies. Favored by Mr.. Foote Of Corn
wall and Mr.. Moore OF Ludlow.
II. o. Amending the charter Of the
city Of Vergennes relating to its water
works and to the construction and main
tenance of an electric light plant.
H. l75. Amending an act relating to
commitments TO the house of correction,
state prison, Vermont industrial school
and Vermont state hospital for the in
sane.
H. PSI. An act to provide a headstonc
or marker at the grave of Private Rufus
+. Percy, who was killed in action in the
city of Vera Cruz, Mexico on April p
I9i4.
H. $50. An act 10 amend the charter
of the city of Rutland.
II. 800. An act TO amend the charter
Of the city of Rutland
II. 81. An act amending an act re-.
lating to state taxes based on illegal as
sossments.
II. 375. Amending an act comforting
additional powers upon the commissioner
of state taxes and changing his official
designation to commissioner Of taxes.
II. 376. Amending an act relating 70
the penalty for accepting an incorrect
inventory. Opposed BY Mr.. Hapgood
Of Peru, and passed 9S to 50, on a rising
vote.l
II. 3s5. Amending an act relating "a
the charter Of the city Of Nergennes las
amended.
II. $50 Amending an act relating Ia
tho exemption Of soldiers property from
taxation.
II. 3s7. An act 70 extend the time for
legalizing the grand list.
n. 3s4 An act TO amend the charter
Of the village Of West Derby las amend
edl.
n. 803. An act TO pay Noel W Shel
man the sum named.
II 852. An act directing the sergeant.
al arms 20 procure buildings for the pur.
nose Of storing therein certain state pa.
pers. Mr.. Graham Of Rockingham moved
10 amend by providing that property
shall b. leased until March ! 1917, The
total expense not 10 exceed 5000 Mr.
HapVood Of Peru moved that the bill T.
further ordered 20 lie. and the motion
was Loot. Mr.. Perry Of Brattleboro ia.
vored the amendments. which were
agreed 70. and the bin was passed.
Tie speaker appointed ~ The comrnit
tea On the part 81 the House 20 inresti.
gate the need Of more room for the stat
HOUSE. VI. Perry Of Brttiebpro. Mr.
Nichols Of Essex and Mr.. Caswel 81
DERBY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-23

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-23
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Excellent Cast Picked Fol Presentation
Of Twin Beds"

As the attraction at the Barre Opera
house on Friday, Feb %, Selwyn and
company, the firm that gave the stage
such notable successes as "Within the
Law" and "Under Cover" will offer their
latest production Erwin Beds" Sails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Confessions OfaMfc

money will come 10 her. Mary Il
legally tied 10 Jack until your moth.
er dies
Does she want 10 be free7" he
asked rather suspiciousiy.
Il don't know I know that
would want TO be free IN her case
Dick whirled about from the grip
he was packing and asked What
do you mean"
i mean. Dick. that a woman whO
Is neither living with her husband
nor divorced from him T. IN very
unsatisfactory position. She aeith.
er has the protection OF the man
whose name she bears nor IL she
at liberty TO accept the attentions
OF any other man
VIII you please tell me. Marcie.
why woman IL always talking
about accepting the attentions OF
some man. Is she 80 dependent
upon US as that? You seem TO be
rather contradictory In Your state
ments II not in your feelings"
Dick. woman can earn her
own living alone. but there are
mighty few pleasures she can have
unless some man helps ner to
them
Il wonder II you realize how men
can flock together about bar or
in a clubroom, how they can 90
anywhere they please at any time
alone and nothing Il thought ~ Il.
Suppose Mary. getting tired Of
her own company. would go for the
next two months 10 the best hotel
In town at o'clock every evening
for dinner. Wouldn't the to1gIes
OF the male gossips wag7"
Male gossips wagg Men don't
gossip. Margie
"Oh. they don't. do they? Men
are worse gossips than women.
Since we have been married you
have brought home to me more
stories about people from the club
than all my women friends put to-
gether have told me
But that doesn't make II any
easier for me 10 leave town tonight
10 20 TO Jack" interrupted Dick. =
have a very important engagement
tomorrow night which cannot
break without a great deal OF trou.
bic"
rs II something some OF the 9th
or men In the office can attend TO
for your"
No, Margie,' spoke Dick some
what impatiently and then the cor.
ner OF his mouth stole up in that
wry smile OF his ] wanted 10 bst
him what he was thinking about.
but. little book. ! have learned the
lesson that most wives learn in
over three years OF married life.
Don't ask questions" and 30 &C
cepted Dicks hurried and some
what perfunctory kiss az he depart.
ed without further comment
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
tcK COEs TO SEE JACt

DICK GOES TO SEE JACN
she won't GO" affirmed Dick
as he saw my face when returned
from asking Mary n sire woald go
and stay with Jack until he was
we'll enough TO be brought home
NO. she says she - thru with
Jack forever"
Dick was plainly much annoyed.
1ut I felt Il was more because this
decision OF Mary's in,erfered ith
his plans than IL was that Mary lad
decided 10 throw Jack over.
Il don't think Mary Is standing
by us In this matter" be began
rather ENORMOUSLY"
To tell the truth. Dick, | don't
think We are In II at all.
Dick looked surprised.
Why. didn't provide for her
interests when helped father
ke his viii ?"
lou certainly tied Mary 10 Jack
until Mother Waverly shall die
whether he abuses her nr not.
What do you mean?
Why, no woman with the sense
OF honor that Mary has will divorce
her husband when the terms OF the
will read In case OF divorce the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

Is believed, will reach the ocean front IN
a very short time.
1t is announced that the Milwaukee
road will be completed by July to Ray
mond, sister city Of South Bend, on Viii
lapa Harbor. and will inaugurate train
service to Raymond at that time. 1t is
also well known fact that the Mil
waukee system has purchased right of
way from Raymond along the north arm
of Willapa Bay, towards Cohasset Beach.
This is The only beach that the Mil
waukee can reach, and the railroad com.
pany advertises it extensively in its lit
erature, referring to it as "The finest,
widest and hardest beach on the Pacific
Coast" The railway says further that
"as bathing beach it is the safest on
the Pacific"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

People are rushing to get locations at Seahurst!
Choice lots being snapped up quickly! Even the
railroads casting their eyes towards this great
resort project!
Such is the that comes from the offices of
the Oregon & Washington Development Company,
which has just announced its intention establish
Seahurs Cohasset Beach, 'the finest ocean resort
the North Pacific Coast"
The offices Of the company have been literally
swarmed during the past five days with people who
eager to learn about the city project
and great many of them have reserved lots
the ocean front the beach, so to take ad-
vantage of the rise in prices that is expected to
when work the various projects in conjunction
with the ocean resort is actually started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
p r Q G r A N s

Aihambra Ending Sunday Night
The Lady OF the Lighthouse"
tRose Tapleyl. three parts. by
the Sea" Charles Chaplin.
ciemmer Ending Saturday Night
The Heart OF a Painted WON.
an" tolga Peiroya).
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
The CiemsnceaI .'ase." tTheda
Bara) six parts.
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
Behind the Scenes" MARY Pick.
ford five parts.
Madison Ending Thursday Night
The Deep Purple. (CiRra Kim.
bail Young five parts. The Once
over" The Rent Jumpers
Class a Ending Saturday Nigh,
The Gilded Fool" tWilliam Far.
NUM- five parts; one reel scenic.
Liberty Ending Saturday Night
"Captain Courtesy Dustin Far
NUM-.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
Frauds. Edna Mayo and Bry.
ant Washburnl. The Tanning OF
Rita. Curiosity
Grand Ending Saturday Nigh.
The Stool Pigeon. (Warren
kerriganl. two parts. The Streets
of Make Believe" tKing BagoD
Poor Policy" (Billie Rltchlel .
Animated Weekly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
GRAND

With three screen favorites ap.
pearing. each IN a different ro-
duction. Il Is one tough job pick
ing the best reel OF film entertain.
ment on the Grands new program.
The stars are Warren kerrigan. IN
The Stool Pigeon. King Baggot.
In The Streets OF Make believe,
and billie Richie. IN a rich com.
edy. Poor Policy"
IN the opinion OF the Star critic.
The Streets OF Make Believe de-
serves first place Altho the main
plot IL rather old. ia situations are
clever and well taken care OF by
King Baggot and Jane Gail. the
principals.
a man employed IN department
store pretends be is millionaire
and meets a girl employed IN a
laundry trying tie same scheme
Each finds the other out 10 the
end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
TEmpLARs DANCE

A hundred couples attended the
annual dance given IN Redding 8
hall by Seattle commandcry. No. 2
knights Templar. Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

famous Foliea Hergerc. hiss. Ter
haps. attracted more Rtteation
than any foreign artist yet 10 come
to America. excepting Hernhardt
and Rajane.
Her part in the Clemmsr film r.
that Of painted woman. who re-
forms and also reforms 4 young
millionaire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
ALHhM

" UuHNtf
Charles Chaplin Is bark again.
Charles and his ridi rulous feet
will entertain for the rest ~ this
week at the Alhamora In his lat.
est vehicle. by tho Sea- guaran-
teed by the producers 10 be the
craziest film In which the famous
nut has yet appeared. II was
staged on the beach at the Es-
sanays Western branch I'm Callfor.
mia. The bill opens today
The Lady OF the Lighthouse a
powerful three-part drama. is n
picture sensation OF the day. - f.
said Rose Tapley Is starred The
Lady OF the Lighthouse is full
OF opportunities for skillful acting.
and Miss Tapley, from all accounts.
has made the most of ihese
chances.
The famous Alhambra trio have
some new song hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
ECZEMA
Also Called T@fter. salt Hheum.
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Poison. Weeping skin, etc.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

LIBERTY
Dustin Farnum. the popular star
'of both the screen and the stage,
In Captain Courtesy, opened a
four.day engagement az the Lihor'
y theatre Wednesday The photo
play proves 90 be fun OF dramatic
Incidents. Il also has much histor'
zeal value.
II is one Of the screens hes,
love stories and Farnum II seen AZ
his best. The rapidly changing
scenes and the quick fire action OF
this production will please the
most exactiug
The drama ls laid In 1870. when
California was ruled by the Mexi
cans. who robbed and killed The
the early pioneers Ia satisfy their
own greed for gain Farnum is
east as an American highwRyman
who turns out % be the hero OF
the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Railways Pushing Towards Beach

Recognizing the fact that Cohasset Beach has no
superior the entire Pacific Coast, the big railroad
systems have long had their eyes turned in that drec
ton, and the Milwaukee system is at the present time
building extension towards the beach, which, i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
MISSION


The Mann white slave act IL ihe
foundation for an interesting three
reel film entitled "Fraudf. AZ the
Mission the remainder or tho
week The story tells how mil
tonaire Is trapped BY gang 81
blackmailers aud IL then saved by
the Wit Of young woman.
This picture IL featured ~ the
stellar acting 81 Edna Mayo. whose
several appearances Ia Seattle
have endeared her In the hearts Of
many local fans and fanettes. She
Is well supported by Bryant Wash
burn.
The Tanning % Rita" is com.
edy full OF laughs Rita u sent
away 80 she won't shock a rich
visitor who Is coming 10 spend a
week with the family Maybe Rita
didn't surprise the folks when she
brought home the catch OF the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
COLONIAL

The Clemenceau Case" will
continue at tho Colonial for two
more days. closing with the last
performance Saturday night This
film has had n remarkable run
since It's initial showing Sunday
Every performance has packed the
house Those who miss seeing
The flemencoau Case" will miss
seeing one OF the Erewest and
most remarkable picture stories
ever produced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Grand end.na Saturday Nah,
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home un,II Friday

The Master Key" No. 10. two
parts Wolves OF Society" two
part drama Lizzle's Dizzy Ca.
reer." comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Means Great Future

The movement OF the railroads pre- D a.
sages great future for this ocean front r Mat y" nn
age and the project for the establishment apply
of big ocean resort at SEAHURST is
right in line with present developments. That there
will be big ocean resort this beach is inevitable
The demand for it is insistent! 1t will easily develop
into the Playground Of the Pacific Northwest and
such will draw thousands of pleasure seekers from
all sections of the country.
North Bank Road Also
That the North Bank road will also be extended to
Cohasset Beach is freely indicated by move
ments Relative to this The South Bend Journal, pub
lished at South Bend, Wash, says at looks as
if it (The North Bank road would skirt the ocean
beach after it the Wllapa River below South
Bend, coming up from the Columbia River"
Considerable talk is also heard about proposed line
of the Northern Pacific, which would connect Hoquiam
and Aberdeen and South Bend and Raymond by
short stretch of rail. And The Journal continues:
1T would take this road not only to tide water but
Full information regarding SEAHURS1
photos and maps and data on excursions, n
Washington Development Company, 4OI
1858. Office open evenings until $50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Short Ride From Seattle

SEAHURST is only 118 miles from Sc
attic, and be reached just quickly from Seattle
Seaside, the Oregon ocean resort, is reached from
Portland, a distance of 120 miles.
Excursions will be run to SEAHURST this sum-
mer and it is planned establish tent city there
early in July for the benefit of the many who are
buying ocean front property and wish to get out
auto stage from Seattle, by auto touring
one of the finest roads in the entire West.
Plans have been made for the expenditure of
more than 500 600 at SEAHURST in the construc-
ton of hotels bath houses, board walk boulevard,
amusement pier and dancing pavilion, these to furnish
the nucleus for the building of a city of summer
homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
.ClEMMER


owing 10 n mixup In shipping
the Clemmer WAS unable Wednes-
day TO show The Lily Of Poverty
Fiat and an olga Petroya drama
called The Heart OF Painted
Woman wan substituted The
latter film will appear for the rest
OF the week
Nine. Pctroya, who ~ now star
ring In her most recent dramatic
success. "Panthca." under manage.
ment Of the ShubertE. three weeks
ago signed contracts calling for
her appearance In l6 motion pic
ture productions Yesterday WAS
the first time she has entertained
from the screen here.
Nine. petrova. who made her
first appearance In America at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

BLACK Box" No. 5. two parts
AN Example" two-part drama
In and out OF Society" comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Rise in Values Predicted

That the Establishment of these prof.
ects is destined to cause a big rise in
property values is evident to all persons
who are familiar with the histories of
different seaside resorts in the United
States.
Among those who are now Fastening
to secure holdings at SEAHURST are
persons who have watched the develop
ment of other ocean resorts, and who
failed to take advantage of the big OPP
portunities they offered for quick profits
from small investments. In this con-
nection, letter on file in the office of
the Oregon & Washington Development
Company, regarding values at Seaside,
Ore, is of interest, as showing the pos
sible profits in conjunction with SEA-
HURST, where lots are selling today
for as low as SIS. This letter says:
81 found that your contention regard
ing values of properties at Seaside was
conservative, and on prices given me
la. L. H~k-I I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Queen Anne Tonluh.

THE uuhidden Treasure" MARY
Fuller. The Ffbber and the Girl''
MARY Pickford). The Unknown
Brothe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

made calculation showing that this property held
as high as $4,000 acre, and that far a
halt three quarters of mile from the hotel lots fac
ing the sea are held at ST $50 was informed that
Labor day last season 300 persons visited Seaside.
And yet the beach at Seaside is not to be COM
pared, in any manner, with that at SEAHURST.
As for the project itself the president of one Of
Seattlc's largest banks writes:
with the experience your company
has had in handling property, WHICH RE-
FLEETS GREAT CREDIT ON ITS OFF,
GERS, knouD Without doubt that you
rUiH be MORE THAN SUCCESSFUL in
carrying out the plans you haUe under
taken"
Persons desiring information about SEAHURST
opportunities advised to act at once
including beautifully illustrated literature,
" be had application to the Oregon e.
cen Bldg, Fourth and Pike. Phone Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Another HeadIiner

A three-part Broadway star feature
with Rose Tapley, called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29
Big Rush for Locations
at SeahurSt- Ocean Resort

Gay Amusement City to Be Built on Cohasset B
Arouses Attention of Railroads-Talk Of Railway
tensions-Would Cause Big Advance in Proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-29

Send this notice TO some eczema
sufferer.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
WORKERS
TO HAVE OWN Cars
FOR Holiday TRIP

Wilmingtonians employed at the du-
Pont company's plant at Hopewell, Va.
expect to spend Christmas with their
families. In order to do SO they asked
the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Company
TO put on enough ears TO accommodate
the men who wish 10 come home.
Each employe will pay his own fare,
and it is expected tnat there will be
enough powder workers coming home TO
fill an entire train. Many employees
have not been home for several months.
The same arrangements will be made
by the employees for returning to Hope
well.
The DUPONT employees will leave Hope
well at l.lO o'clock on Friday afternoon
and will arrive in Wilmington at 0.l0
o'clock. They will have at least two
Pullman cars. and mofe il necessary.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
May MAKE ANOTHER
ARREST IN wide PLOT
Rv The United Preas.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Depart-
ment of Justice officials declared to-
day they expected another important
arrest in New York in connection with
the Koenig case this afternoon. They
declared this arrest would bring out
important revelations in the Welland
Canal and other conspiracies. officials
declared today that while they had
learned that Koenig had visited sew
eral munition plants on both sides Of
The border, they had not discovered
whether or not he intended to blow
them up.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
DRAW JURY TO TRY
c. 6 D. CANAL case

The United States Court Of Appeals.
having set aside a decision Of the
United States Circuit Court in the
case Of the Government VS.. the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal Company
several years ago. the case will be
retired. 1t is set on the calendar for
January 4 and Judge Edward G. Brad
ford will preside The jury which
Will sit in the case was drawn this
morning 1t follows:
John w. Watkins, st. Georges hun
dred; Charles W. Pancoast. Red Lion
hundred; Winfield Lattomus. Apo
quinimink hundred; Francis b. Wat
kins, st. Georges hundred; William NJ
Hazel, T. Dover hundred; Theodore
c. Simpson, Christiana hundred;
Franklin j. Murphy. Wilmington hun
dred; Luther Marvel, W. Dover hum
dred; Henry Burt Mitchell Dagsboro
hundred; William B. Hazel. Kenton
hundred: Neil b. Sentman New Cas-
tie hundred.
George w Griffin, White Clay Greek
hundred. Finley l.. Rose Lewes and
Rehoboth hundred; Charles II. Sal
mons. Pencader hundred Walter
DonOho, Seaford hundred; William
Hurdle, Indian River hundred: George
d. Turner, Z. Dover hundred Edwin
II. Salisbury, W. Dover hundred;
Henry II. Steele, White Clay Creek
hundred; r. Reese Taylor, n. w. Fork
hundred.
Harry Mcintyre. Poncader hundreds
Samuel G.. Cleavcr. Wilmington hundred ;
John II. Dandy. Wilmington hundred;
Charles ;. Horn, Lewes and Rehoboth
hundreds; j. T. Walls. st. Georges hum
drcd: Mahlon Belts. Wilmington hun
dred; James T.. Cooler. Dagsboro hum
dred; II B. Thompson, Christiana hum
drcd
j. F. McWhorter. ST. Georges hun
dred Merritt T. Willis. ST. Georges
hundred; Edward Hart. Appoquini-
dred Merit n. Willis, St. Georges
L. Cedar Creek hundred; William H..
Marvel, West Dover hundred; George
W. Collins. Little Creek hundred. CK);
George I'll. Dick Duck Creek hundred;
Harvey Ball. Mill Creek hundred.