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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-01
WESTFIELD.

Mss Mildred Bell has gone to the
johnson Normal summer school, as has
also Miss Chella Miller. both being 1al4
Derby Academy graduates. The W e.
T. t. held its monthly meeting Tues
day.-Mr. Penniman of New York will
give an illustrated lecture Thursday oven
ing on the Pana ma Pacific exposition 90
The young people will give play Fri
day evening at Troy In Brooks opera
house for the benefit of civic improve
ments-Judee and Mrs. w. B. Gilpin and
Mr. and Mrs. A. \. Hitchcock of Provi-
dence spont Tuesday at North Troy,
going from there To- Richfo,d for two
days at Ernest w. Gilpins Later in the
week they will go to Barton.--M NJ.
Miller and family Of Yonkers ~ y,
are expected here next week Lee Miller
returned from Auhurndale, Miss. Satur-
day. whore he has been visiting few
days iceland Traver has returned from
Worcester, Mass
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GREENSBORO.

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Casnian I,a,. r.na.ato,a 49,. go. a..
invit,,inr of ,,ra - p,-,'o ~
or Harror,. ra,.a.. ~,"''' ,.'''"'Vr
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ground was ,oo ,a..a .sr ,' Wv"
picnic dinner u.,s sar,.o, T., 49, pu.H'oI
hail Al AZ ,ha sa,,a,,.,., ','''
carried ont in tbo r..u. ,oY,, nan. ,aa,oaa
of welcome = r coodrich ,,as,a. -,
Nazan Road Pomona GRANGE so,r
Take Ne Back m c,,d Vermort -" Nc
Carrie clifford. sony Roses NJ limo :"
Mrs G. \ smith recitation "Tho
Spel'in' Pee" Anna Root. sketch "Nr
and Mrs wilkins" MIR. and Mrs
LeRaron' cncore. The Debating So
ciety," NJ LeRaron. song reading. "The
Holy city" F. W. Houston; recitation.
Gems Last Ride" Mrs T.. G. Scrihner:
song, Il Shot an Arrow Into the Air"
Mrs, Wakefield; recitation, "Martory
GRAY" Mrs. Gil"; piano solo, Song With
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DERBY.

Harold Taylor and Amy Moulton were
married AZ the home Of the brides father
at Derby Line. June %. At the end Of
their honeymoon they will live in Derby.
Mrs. Joseph Morrill, died June % of cam
Ger after months Of suffering Funeral
services We're held in the catholic Church
at Newport on Thursday morning, with
interment in the Catholic cemetery. MIR.
and Mrs. George Morrill, are parents Of a
daughter, their third. horn June 2o.--Es-
Their Niles OF New York is visiting her
father in-law. A. T. Niles. Her husband
will come for her July ). Mrs. A. P, Niles
is ILL., AS are also Mr.. and Mrs Darius
Badger who are not expected to recover.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Coburn
was held AZ her home last Wednesday
the Rev. Mr.. Watts officiating The
burial was in Greensboro Mrs. Elma
Whiting Of Boston is n guest Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. II Kinney DR.
Hatch of Montpelier will occupy the pIl-
pit Of the Methodist Church next Sunday.
The Rev and Mrs. Watts and family
from New Hampshire are guests Of Mrs
Watts's father, Or. Dustin. William
Ryan went To Boston Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of his brother, Thomas
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HYDE PARK.

Friday morning there was Il sudden end
ing Of the TRIAL in the case of Burt vs.
Shaw, announcement being made that the
case had been settled. The case had heeu
Hefore the court ~ days. The jury We're
discharged and recess taken until Mon
day.-The Misses Spencer and Weller,
who have been doing stenoErap hic work
I'm county court. returned To- burlington
Friday afternoon. Misses Nellie Potter
and Reba Nescome of }elvidore we're
visitors in town Thursday John Hogan
and family have moved here from shell
don and occupy the r. + IIill house Mr..
lloaan is to have charge Of the new
cheese factory.
Colonel Mcfarland and family spent
sunday at their Camp at Caspian Lake
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Mizzey visited at
Hia"atha. +. @. Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Nci' CrnWell. "a no have bc'n visiting here.
returned to North Hariaud Monday
Mrs 5 v. Waite ana daughter l.nah,
have zone to Worcester. Mass. to- attend
the marriage Of Harold Waite to Miss
GLADYS Forehaudof that city. which takes
place this evening Mrs Miller and chill
dren. who have been visiting il this
county for several days. returned to
Wallingford Monday Miss Blond Sey
more spent Sunday at breezy Hill
General Tillotson and G. u. Watson OF
St Adams were in town Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goddard and Joseph
Young and family were in Albany sun
day.--Whle out riding Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Lucy Harris was thrown from the
wagor the horse being frightened ny
COW. Mrs. Harris's left arm was broken.
Mrs Rcha Abbott was In Darlington
over Sunday.-'rhc Rev and Mrs A. r
l-fford or Fairfax We're guests Of their
cousin over Sunday and while here
spoke nj the Congregational Church
upon their missionary work in China
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

t'reda Towne is in johnson. attending
the summer school, harles Hadley and
Earl Gray of colchester We're in town
Sunday.-Josie MIDGET has gone to South
Hero whore she has employment Mrs.
Ear Gray Of Colchester and Mrs Ernest
Metcaf of burlington came THURSDAY to
visit their parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ a
Hadley. About 20 villagers met at Valley
han Saturday evening and formed VII
lag" Improvement association with tho
following officers: President. u s Nc
A'lister; vice-president. F.. A Wedge
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. e. NJ Girls
void The first improvements To he made
will he the sidewalks
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Lucy Baker from Whitewater. Wis Ia
home for tho summer. Miss Nellie Hunt,
who was taken to the hospital at Rur-
lingtOn n few weeks ago for n broken
limb. has returned. There will be no
meetings OF the q. f.. s during July
and August-Dan Sherwin OF Wolcott
visited his cousin, f.. ". Sherwin. here
SaiuidaN.-Georgc -. and y. f.. Shcrwin
and their wives from Burlington were in
town Sunday
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nave returned from Cambridge, \. y
miss cora and susan Talbot have
gone TO burlington to attend the inl-
Nerslty of Vermont commencement.
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children are spending the week In Fall
Haven't II. Osborne is in Boston,
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visiting her MrS lap,ira Man.
chester.-Marhle Chapter, O. +. s, will
not hold any meetings during July and
Aueust,-The Neishborhod circle Of
Kings Daughters will meet this after
noon at the HON" of Miss Anna Collins.
DIR and Ms T.. e. Ribbee and Mrs
Hattie Bishop ar" guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. {. FaN.-Mrs. \. G. Lewis Of
Lynn, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Myron
Aver for a few days-Wiliam Casavant
Will have charge Of tho Gibson farm and
Will NOV" his family here from Rutland.
Miss Dorothy Thomas. who underwent
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital recently, returned to her home here
yesterday-W. II. Flint and eX-Gov. f.
j. ormsbee attended the funeral of Gen.
Levi }. Kingsley at Rutland Tuesday
as deIesates from G. D. Ormsbee Post
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mas returned from Eagle island, Lake
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The tea room and sim nar,or which
will ne run in connection with the Rran-
don Inn. and which ia located IN the cot
Ia GO at the head Of Park s+ree. foru.rlv
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge threeJ

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Union orchestra Of Hardwick furnished
music for the occasion The net pro-
ceeds were over $1O Especial mention
should he made OF the character songs
between the acts by Miss Barbara Collins
7 years of age.-Forest BENJAMIN Of
HardWiCk visited in town Sunday
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Continued on page hfteen)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
SaIem's Progressive COnfec-
tiOnary

True to their policy OF giving Saleu,
the best available, Messrs Stoltz a
Meyers OF the popular Spa confectiou.
cry will this week begin installing
decorations Of permanent character
which will completely transform the al.
ready attractive parlors,
The back bars viii have a special
decoration Of ornate flower boxes with
u central motif in q large cornucopia
over the mirrors, The entrance To the
parlors will be tlanked with illuminated
urns OF rare design holding a avish dis.
play of fruits aud flowers.
The parlou proper will give the ef.
feet of u formal garden enclosed with
ivory tinted screens through which
glimpses OF the paneled walls may be
seen. The overhead lighting OF art.
glass will be further enhanced hv
pendent cornucopias from which will
spring riot of mulu.colorcd vines
which are finished In metallic brouzes
giving the effect OF ieweled leaves
la addition to the hand.carycd orna
ments upon the ivory screens, ilmm.
mated cOrnpeOpius containing trans.
parent fruits win embclhsh the corners
VI the room.
r. w Little is the designer aud will
complete the installation within week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
REGULATE uTNEYS
BY CITY ORDINANCE
Rules Are To Be Drastic In
Some Respects--BOnd Must
Be Furnished

The jitney ordinance shortly TO be
read the third time and voted on by
the city council if passed will put a
crimp on outsiders who come to Salem
few days during the state fair and
at other special dates, do q rushing
business, carry away hundreds Of dol
lars and are not heard Of until another
special occasion.
While the ordinance provides only a
Sl2 annual license. and so cents for a
badge, it provides that policy OF IN
suranee be given by reliable insurance
company, insuring the owners against
liability for damage 30 the extent OF
$1,000 for any one accident. This insur-
ance may be taken out with a liability
company, or may be bond with per
sonal suerties.
Should the ordinance pass, here are
some of the conditions under which Jit-
neys may operate in Salem, besides
furnishing the $4,000 liability bond:
The city recorder may refuse to per
nit the use of route if already taken.
Applicant must state name, age, resi-
dence address, whether single or mar
ried, how long he has been engaged
in operating an automobile, route pro
posed, beginning and end Of route, KIND
Of auto to be driven, name and engine
number, state license number, and seat
ing capacity.
Badge to be worn on right breast OF
outer garment, showing license number
Badge must be metal, round and two
inches wide.
Must have identification card, show
ing name, age, height, weight, color Of
hair and eyes, kind of auto, seating
capacity, and name of surety com
pany.
Driver must be over IS years Of age,
cannot smoke tobacco or any mixture
while on duty, and must have his ap-
plication signed by three reputable citi-
zens.
If the owner does not drive the car,
he must take out the liability insurance,
and permit, while. the driver must Sc
cure his own permit and Identification
card.
Must carry Identification card at all
| times, and shall present it for inspection
on demand Of any police officer.
| Cannot carry two or more persons
beyond registered seating capacity, nor
permit any passenger to ride on the
running board.
! Must be prepared to equip the rear
wheels with adequate non-skidding de-
vices or tires when payements are slip
perry. .r
Must carry sign on the front Of car,
plainly readable by night and by day
at a distance of 100 feet, showing ter
mini of route and fare. Sign to be ap
proved by the city recorder.
Must carry any person prottenni
fare if any seats are unoecupied, al
though ride may be refused if th'
party is intoxicated, boisterous OF using
profane language.
Must have a specified route and no
charge over five cents. Car must b
brought to a full stop before crossiri
any railroad track and must slow dow
to five miles an houi when crossing
street ear track on any intersectir
street rrg1Ts
When ear is driven at night time, tn
tonneau or rear inside of the car sha
be kept continuously lighted while tn
top Of the automobile is up.
Any person who shall violate any 9
the provisions of the ordinance shall b
deemed guilty of misdemeanor an
fined not to exceed 800, or imprisol
: ment in the county Jail 20 days, {
both.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

program that will call for the corstrro
! uon OF more battleships and nbmo.
% rines and the building Of scout f"O'lo. I'd.
par ships, and other subsidiaries 90
urgently required by modern nsysI 81
heretofore the secretary of the navy
mas recommended a building program
without regard to the findings of tbe
general board. Under the recen+ 80
v,sau,lShon Of the department !, !.
.tSsaIded ,t as highly probable tbat ,n "
ene e. agencies within the service n';ii a.,
as.ee ,,l.,e upon a program that win bo s,,h "il
,I,''eu .Ln 10 congress with the sunnor. &c
.he .i secretary, thus disarmipg rpU'' ,hn ,!, ot
We navy men, who in the Sas, ~" hn,., w,
quoted ,s the head Of the dSpoFrtmon, Ftn' nave e
.Se ,S principal witness IN oppos;t;an .tns as a.
board. ny the general
IT. 1t is realized tha, as lon, =. a..
general board aud the scerctaTv @ Us IS ,ae ,a
nave for many years, congress S' S;,, a. they ne y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
Social and Personal
% -ss**
CAROL 8. DrBBLE.

CO Z AZ. NF.1
Ups, 0f 9aiem' guest ol MisS 9 wi, vi
aIeu nhIte, ana a camp iiio glI1 iioni I
tne paptlst ehurch, wa9 pie9eHti anu
tnen soeiety' me heS' Me- mee''Gg H,,,ou Wim ne
% neiu az tne nome o. Hlis: oaPlinsei, PIin -
JnOse present were; Ine Mlsbes blaIlce
names, heien names, NAY Eu"arGs' 9'li!s'
Mildred White' Enllly rDlIlps' ouiia Cha
Dlekhlan, oany Dleknian, hupy IS,oe' Mgoee'
laura naL W. mg"ee' Nora anna anna c.ss..a,' "aiaee'
"u'A "ahace ana sI': 'onn O"Pn"sei'
Mr ana Mfs, H. D. nor nave cl', re-
t turned IRON tnree "sehs ifIp IN Caho an
,. io.nA anu me1leo' opeglai ps,ss Poln's VI
in'elest e AZ whicn tne nUilS ssVPl'eu W '
"eIo 1oan % DIeBO, l|os hnseies anu H..
G.,.. &C, '"SAItI WHII neJ @ usset'u w I'LL ,n'
% uieae ~noIIneIh ~ ana report ah e@'eeu'
lHBIy PHEASANT UP.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
PERSONALS
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Dana II. Allen was a Silvcrton visitor
Sunday.
J. A. Mills is in Ncwbcrg today on
business
Ivan G. Martin is in stayton today on
legal business
Mr.. and Mrs r. G, Bligh are in New.
port this week.
Cedric Marshall, Of Medford, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Hollister was visitor in
Portland Sunday
Attorney Blaine McCord, Of Wood
burn, was in Salem yesterday.
j. c, Perry, of the Perry drug store,
motored to Albany this morning.
Blaine McCord, the Woodburn nttor.
ney, is in Salem tooey on legal busi.
ness.
Mrs, Frank Hubbs aud daughter. Miss
Nina Hubbs Of Silyerton are in the
city today.
Mr., and Mrs o. L. Frankie and Mr..
and Mrs. r. 7. spaudiug motored to
Molalla yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo +. Rogers aud
daughter Margaret, returned Saturday
night from Newport.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy H. SIN IN rerurncd
yesterday from ten days visit at
Portland aud the coast,
Mrs, l., n. Rouoy went to salem to-
day to visit relatives. Mrs. Roucy will
be gone about two weeks Eugene
Guard.
Mr. and Mrs, William McGilchirst
and Miss Hazel and Ethel, returned Sat
urday evening from Newport where
they have been for the past mouth,
Miss ChristNhel Jcwctt returned last
evening from month y visit at Sur
Francisco, san Diego and Long Beach
The return home was made ON thl
steamer Great Northern.
William IL. Monroe, assistant cashier
of the First National hank, Chicago
is in the city today the guest o
Charles \. Park, president Of the Sn
lem Water Light and Power som
| pany.
Albert Fossmillcr and family left Go
San Francisco this morning ON thci
return to their home in Dundee county
Nebraska They have been visitin
with the family Of Albert Lcugelc thre
miles northeast Of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

Washington, Aug. %, - Special l-
The little army and navy men arc
doomed to defeat this year, according
to recent developments in the fight
for stronger defenses. Among these
developments is the confirmation Of tbc
report that the secretary OF the navy
will submit 10 congress the mos, com.
prehensive program for additions 70 tho
fleet ever forwarded 10 that bodv onS
that Secretary of War Garrison i rrn'
pairing TO ask congress to put the armv
on much stronger basis than is M,
case az the present time. Little onno.
Hhon rs developing 10 these plans.
Administration officials saw that
there can no longer be any doubt that
President Wilson has decided 10 s;ye
h's support to more progressive I nal
icy in the upbuilding Of the navy alorc
modern lines. This means, in tho on;Is
ion Of naval authorities, that the yeps,
al board OF the navy. the advisory cona
ell and Secretary Daniels will eo.one.
ate in the formation Of a well balaness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

nttle attention to expert opinion IN
framing naval bills. For this reason
an effort will be made this year to
persuade the general board, the advis'
ory council, and the secretary to unite
On program to which all may give
nearly support.
Az the last meeting Of the genera
ooard Of the navy it was agreed that
before the board gave serious consid-
Grafton to program this year it should
await intelligence from the naval OBJ
servers abroad, 1t was agreed that
the boards report to the secretary
should be deferred until fall BY that
ume, 1t is hoped, the navy department
wlli be in possession Of information OF
Importance.
Secretary Of War Garrison is hold
ing almost daily conferences with the
assistant secretary and the chief and
assistant chief of staff and other ad-
visers. II is expected that within o
month his program Of recommendation
VIII be ready and announcement to tho
public will follow Immediately.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
LOST MONEY GAMBLING.

seattle, Wash, Aug. sS.--lt Is now
believed that Harry nuuaway, the
ticket clerk, who stole 5000 from tAc
Northern Pacific Railroad company
here, lost 1t ia gambling, and then dis,
appeared, may have committed suicide
by using ehlorofUm.
A man answering his description pur.
chased chloroform at Second avenue
drug store, saying he intended Killing
kittens With H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

Contractor G. S. BarhGm secured the
contract for the erection Of the Elkhorn
bridge on the Little North Fork of the
Sautiam today when the county court
took final action in the matter. Bar
ham s bid was 1.03O for a 16-foot deck
bridge at this point and SO per cubic
yard for the concrete piers for the
bridge. Br. Barham has been building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

II took your Com
pound and have q fine,
strong b. by. - Mrs.
JOHN MITCHELL, Mas
sena, N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a
wonderful medicine for
expectant mothers. -
Mrs. A. M. MYERS, Cor
donville, Mo.
al highly recommend
Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Veg
etable Compound before
child birth, it has done so
much for me. Mrs. E.
M. DoERR, r. r. /, Con-
shohocken, Pa.
81 took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound to build up my
system and h ave the
dearest baby girl in the
world" - Mrs. NOSE
BLAKELEY, Coalport, Pa.
81 praise e the Com
pound whenever / have
a chance. II did so much
for me before my little
girl was born. = Mrs.
Z. W. SANDERS, Rowles-
burg, W. Va.
al to- ok your Com
pound before baby was
born and feel / owe my
life to it. Mrs. WINNIE
TILLIs, Winter Haven,
Florida.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

]. G. Woodward began suit against
the Willamette Valley Irrigated Land
in the circuit court Of this county
today to recover money for i'm
provements placed on the land pur-
chased by him under contract. He al
leges in his complaint that he agreed
to purchase lots 26 and 2S for 1926
and paid $1,000 down at the time OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

the road from Gates to Gold Creek and
has his crew and implements already
on the ground. 1t is estimated that the
bridge will cost approximately $1,000.
The next lowest bid was for a little
over $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

den claims that he is damaged to the ex-
tent Of 10000. A huge petition for
the road was filed and remonstrance
against it was also filed with the coun-
ty court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23
HAVE YOU
A CHILD ?

MANY women long for children, but because OF
some durable physical arrangement are deprived
Of this greatest Of all happiness.
The women whose names follow were restored
TO normal health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound. Write and ask them about II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-23

Simeon +. Baldwin. former gov.
error Of Connecticut who was a can.
didate at the Baltimore convention
which nominated President Wilson,
is now suggested as the successor Of
Robert Lansing as counselor of the
state department Governor Baldwin
is now seventy'siS years old and has
had long experience in legal affairs