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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

SPANISH LESSoNS--I will be glad to teach
the Spanish language TO anyone who will like
wise instruct me in the English language Ad-
dress replies to 1T. NJ" care Times office.
"a 246t4s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

WANTED-A good Tom turkey Black Nor
folk or Bronze. l or 2 years old: what have
you got2 Write. o. H. Blodgett Lower
Cabot, Vt Union phone. 245t4'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

you WILL WANT TO LOOK THESE
ovER-JUST TELL US WHEN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

FARM-Equipped with cows, horse. tools
and crops, for si.s00.o0; so acres of land.
which lay smooth and exceptionally produc-
tive: has the reputation of being one Of the
best producing farms in this section comfort
able house and barn all ready for immediate
erything 22su
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

THE D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
BARRE, VERMONT
Rooms and 3, Howland-Cave Bldg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04
WANTED

wANTED-l0. 900 people with corns or cal
louses to buy a jar Of Honey Bee Ointment
guaranteed TO please or money refunded. Cum
mings & Lewis. 247tl6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

45-ACRE FARM only ~ miles from the city
on main road dandy set Of buildings large
house with wide porch modern barn with
basement clapboarded and painted excellent
water good small farm which can be bought
for less than the buildings cost. Price.
50, 10000. 22stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

WANTED TO BUY-About so tons of good
hay Tel 4s5-M w Z. Nichols Barre 2l4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04


During the year 1915 there were 220
deaths in Rutland, which was 81 less
than in 1914. The transmissible dis
eases for 1915 we're also less than for
1914. There was big decrease in the
deaths from cancer, being only ii in
1915 in comparison with 81 the previous
year. Tuberculosis caused IL deaths,
pneumonia 90, cerebral hemorrhage %,
nephritis IT,. The other deaths were
due to over 40 other causes. The city
had Is accidental deaths and two sui
cides. Transmissble diseases numbered
426.
Ernest Perkins killed in Dewey's Mills
few days ago goshawk, rare bird
in this country. 1t weighed two and
one-quarter pounds and the spread of its
wings was 81 inches. Mr. Perkins is hav-
the bird set up. They are at home in
Alaska and western Canada, and are a
rabbits and ducks. goshawk will strip
the feathers from duck in an instant
and viii then eat the breast, leaving the
rest.
Brattleboro's actual building expendl- |
lures for 1915 were $245,000, but count |
ing the federal building, now A per cent |
completed, the railroad station, which
is rs per cent completed and the new !
home OF the Odd Fellows, which is also |
rs per cent completed, the total viii |
climb to $32s000. This amount has
been exceeded only once in the history
Of the town, that being in 1911, when
the Fort Drummer mill the Austine in
stitution and one or two other large I
buildings were constructed. That year
the total Appropriated 100000.
Ebert Jepson, aged 49, a sophomore
at Princeton college, committed suicide
at the home of his father in Stamford,
his body being found hanging in the
barn Dec. 81, after he had been missing
since the previous Tuesday. He was ex-
ceptionally studious and had won several
scholarship his act being thought due to
temporary insanity, caused by over
study. He left no message explaining
his act. He appeared unusually happy
and anxious to get back to college.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

NEW GROOM HOUSE in central location
rented at $500: the owner wants to dispose
diuni-priced home or good investment Price
low 229tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

PUPIL NURSES wanted at the Taunton
State Hospital Training School for Nurses
For particulars, address DR.. Arthur v. Goss,
Supt.. Taunton State Hospital. Taunton. Mass
s1e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04
TO RENT

TO RENT
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT--Apply a,
- Miles Granite building. 24st2s
TENEMEN no RENT-six roor,s. up.toi,,
NJ III Brooklyn street. Inquire Of Louis
Badger, downstairs on premises. caste.
FOR RENT--First floor tenement, situated
corner OF Keith avenue and Summer street
Apply 10 Mr.. Semincau on the premises 2l4tf
TO RENT-Cottage house and barn. 100
South Main street. +. ID. Ladd, Barre VI
242tf
TO RENT--Five-room usptairs tenement IN
good repair; Berlin street. Inquire Of Canton
Brothers. 24itf
SHED ROOM TO RENT-Present Arm will
vacate Jan. J. Louis De Blois Granite Go.
OFFICE ROOMS TO RENT-After Jan. 1.
formerly occupied by Paris Shirt Waist House !;
also store formerly occupied by c. N Kenyon
Co. Apply to r. $. currier 2Sstf
TO RENT-A small tenement at 449 North
MAIN street Inquire Of Paul Kingston AZ the
premises after 4. Tel s95-l5. 2S6tf
TO RENT--A Coon tenement in good
repair near Jones Brothers shed Inquire OF
Nahton Brothers, Barre. 222tf
TO RENT-Store with fxturee corner Of
North Main and Merchant streets storeroom
Or garage next TO New Park theatre stories,
CO. electric lights steam heat Apply 70
Oharies Zanleoni. Barre, VI 222tf
10 RENT-S-room tenement on Main street
EoGa Tor barber shop or shoe store electric
ngbb, city water, closet and cellar. N. e.
phone 1919. J. ~ Mcclellan. 2l5f
FURNISHED RooM-with all modern con.
yyehlssnces, with or without board in private
family. u Eastern avenue. ls5tf
-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE cHEAP-one Briggs billiard
table. used only in private family Inquire
r. o. box 32s g4stss
FOR sALE-one good upright piano.
spring sleigh, driving harness, / Typewriter:
all these will be sold cheap for immediate sale
H. J. Slayton, admir- A. M Morrison estate.
244t6
For SALE bay horse. yrs. old, weight
|, loo lbs. stand without hitching kind. and
Brothers. 92stf
-oou
FOR sALE-Beets, carrots. turnips. mars.
nips and cabbage also mangels and soft cab
page for poultry. j. e. Mitchell Market Car
iener X r. ID. No =, phone 382-4 22Ttf
FAMILY moving out Of town has maid
'2si;o on $4,000 upright grand, piano You
pay balance $1,000 and it Is yours The Gibbs
PIANO Co. 7i-73 Main street, Springfield.
Mass 1872 years location.y 225t2stI6s
FOR SALE-Mixed soft and hard wood and
-it wood; also stOneshed wood. NJ d. Nell
on. Merchant street. Barre. VT lsOtf
FOR SALE-Woo and lumber No / wood
$50 cord dimension lumber al reasonable
'riees. Fred Z. Downing, lei. 5i1-4. l55tf
FOR SALE-One large secondhand fur.
ace used years steam coil ant piping
Eith IT, address Furnace" Times Office,
i6off
INCUBATORS
Sold on 40 days trial. with a positive guar
ntee TO hatch every hatchable egp.
9e have them in stock. as low as s7.59
olony Brcoder, to brood to ZOE or 500 chicks,
price SI5.00--Come and See
A. w. ALLEN co.
ew England and Orange County Telephones
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

TENEMEN TO RENT--six rooris. up.taifs,
al III Brooklyn street. Inquire Of Louis
Badger downstairs on premises 2A5t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-04

EIGHT-RooM HOUSE. situated on a large
lot on a good street is now used for fami-
lies. the owner living upstairs, rents the first
floor for enough to pay all the taxes, water
rent insurance, etc, and laase a good gum
besides house has porch on aide and across
front; electric lights. bath. etc. !; good cellar.
Price 100000 229tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
EASTERN SEASON TO OPEN
At PRINCE GEORGES PARK
'rid Tor inaugural Inndicnp rhi.
Afternoon Is 9unint Dnc-t,ood
Horses in First Meet

'-N!' iNi'ist, MD, March 3i=Thc
I,"sa Is set for the opening OF tho
mcrow afternoon. when tho .nrIr-
meeting Of the Southern Mar-l.uJ
Agricultural Association viii he under
way at FRINGE Georges Park Natural
~ the hof>"wcu aud the followers OF
IN" sport 81 Kings AFRO Interested to
know just what sort Of going yin mo
EaIl Tor tn" running OF the inaugural
care" While tho track. OF course. was
'nh"dN yesterday as tho result uf tho
downfall "f ih" past coupl" pr a.. $
superintendent Tom strahau is hopeful
of having IL in excellent share ut the
Tune set for III" calling ont OF Tho
starters ia tho opcnin. event, which
IS 10 tie tho farVi"w Handicap. at four
furlougs. for waidcu two-yotr-nlds
Fair and moderate winds are pre-
djctcd by tn" weather man to-day. ana
II they continue uutil Tomorrow. S,ra-
han believes he viii have the track
almost fast. though II may bc u trim"
heavy In spots on the bacl; stretch.
Trainers are encouraged over the pros
poets for It good track for tho initial
days sport. and should tho conditions
l." iaE"rahi" when tho entries close
this morning. large fields will parade
TO the post iu I'll" seven events sclcd-
ulcd tor cNcrt stall Within Tho con-
fines ~ tho southern Maryland plalt
and for radius 81 q mile around Is
occupied by the thorourhbreds. while
there are upwards Of $50 "quiucs nov
housed at fleming ready to start in
tn" different races 10 be run during the
twelve DAYS Of racing at tho now track.
IN" field in tho Inaugural Handicap.
which is fashioned FOR three year
oIds and upward, At scAcn-ciphths OF -
mile out Of tn" chute. promises to
bring out tn" snHrtcst that ever faced
Tia" barrier at AN early mc"tin" ia the
Fast. stars Of the winter meetings at
4 l., .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
un,chnu for south uos.on.

Speciai 10 The Times Dispatch.
50. TIL .IioSToN. ~. March IN
the south Eoston Athletic Association
MAS formed at n meeting hclH hero
thursday afternoon, tho purpose Of Tho
ofSanizator being to give south Hos-
ton baseball this summer Tho team
VIII b" composed exclusively of lor,l
amateurs. among whom arc several .t,r.
mayors "f former seasons. T. /. Srs-
hl't VIII captain TIE team rs f.
Vaughan ia secretary aud treasure. mn
. u shepherd is manager Gamca AFRO
nov being hookcu with teams through
out tho state ana Manager Sh.rhorJ
VII be glad 10 hear from any team
desiring 4 game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

FIRST race Five and half iurionFs
Scbago. ZIG tohcri). to |, ! !" :"
AMI TO =, first: pctour. liz 'N"r
rin=toub. 2 10 ., ! to and out second :
russell McGul ll$ Hiainm"rl' 10 I" l.
:. To ana even. third. Time. ;"N.
Grafton. 1911. poichman, W -" ii"hI
and Mug also ran.
second Six fuYIongs Hazel Dale.
1903 ,MurphyD. I to I, I" . and ! I" -
first: York Lad. 1l3 "a. CARROLL, TO D.
:; to :, and 10 ., second. snort hi'-
lot. 90 COhcrD. . 10 ]. !" Ia ana to
:, third. Time, / 10. \aimpir'' ,fcP"'"'
Eva padwicIl and Blue WING also ran.
Third-Four and a half furl"nGs -
Wut no (CarrolD, even, to and
I 10 :. Grst; Lobclia, IN tbNkcS) j
10 /. even and to >, second. E"Ncnnis,
loo tSicrlinGI. to |, . 10 and & to .,
third Time, 80 | .. Cash M, Sir Oil
YER jay Thurnncl and No Friend also
ran.
.ourth-Fivc and n half furlonCs--
Eillv Joe, ia (StirIinG). 8 to .. To .
and to 4, first: Buckshot, 1o5 (Mur-
phyl :: to I, even and 20 >, second:
Insurgcnt. 100 DlarmcrD, 10 10 !. I"
and to :, third. Time. 1907 80. TN
c!c Jimmie. Miss Frances and Naiiaha
also ran.
Tifth-Milc ana seventy yards-W.
w. Clark, lo7 Murphy), even. /, 10 >
and to r, first; Fairly. III (obcrD,
4 TO l, to ; and / TO ,. second;
Aiaboy, 10 (Connors). z 10 10, to 5
and to 3, third. Time, I: - Is. Falls
City, Toynbee and Dave Montgomery
also ran.
SiNth--Milc and seventy yarhs-Eal-
gee. II. CMouton). 10 +, /" To +! and
| to 4. first; Mabel rulwcbcr. 100 tMur-
phy). {" =. even and to >, second:
Duke OF shelby, liz NIammcrD. e To ],
s to : and To :. third. Time, "a s. >.
Transport, Tommy Coleman and King
Bradford also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
baseball itc.iiit..

:, Rsi@.fh' y. c ,-,.I Ig,er--
icaI college. ..
- spartanburs, s. e.. Elon college
Wonord J.
a, GnIford. \. c wake Forest, Ii;
GuilCord. .
\, Atlanta. Ga Georgia Tcoh =
West Virginia Wesleyan. ..
At Macon, Ga.j uivcrsi;g Of Gcor-
uia. o. Mercer, /.
\, Cha,,anoora, Tenn rha;ranocra.
Southern Association. j. philadelphia
Americans tsccori team. !
~ Houston. Texas Ncw York va
tionals I: Houston. Texas League T.
At Little Rock. Ark Sew York Na-
tiuunls s"c"nd t',uJ, g. Little Rock
southern Associaiicn !.
At Beaumont, Texas Detroit hm"ri-
cans 3 Beaumont. Texas HAGUE D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
CLIMBERS ARE NOW READY
To ENGAGE WASHINGTON
Richmond iuts Prepare for liig
ICa.ucrS by Again Trimming
College lSa>chullcr>.
SPIDERS rlN,Ep COOP GAME
lnahlc to Cope With Professionals.
Clarke Griffith Turns Good Young
Tuirlcr over 10 Manager Bill,
Smith.
Climbers Get llumphrics

i.IiINtIUN. ~. &. Nnrch :ii.-
Prov idrd Manager Griffith. at the
Nutiongi>. il ahic 10 obtain NaiNrr>
on Charley ItuInphrir>. TIA" little
>outhpaN purchased from the Nor
folk club last tail. the player will
he sent Ia the tt,rh,u"nd club. ~
tho International League, urdrr The
Optiunal -. cement. griffith made
this announcement tn-ni.ht. follow
Ing "uuiIb with Manager HillS
smith. al Richmond. The Washing
ton clul, ~ the present time j. over
stOrkc with Slahhisis. aud that iS
the main reason why iiunritric> il
slated for the minors. He has
shawn exceptionally well during the
training. trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Marshalliles Ruled Out
IticIimond NGint Eliminated From
Bnsi<ctbnIl Championship series.
jefferson school 80 Meet Salem.

OH RibI"rESNIIIt!. VA. Mnrrh
3I.-ircr man. vicissitudcS. thr
bnskrfbali tournament for tho state
championship nnOng the prrp
srh""lS has at last hccn brought 10
~ deciding game. final and lust
conclusion has been reached in the
matching az the Salem High school
fcnm, which has defeated Bristol
aud t"nn"kc, the fw" other quail
Hcd tcnms in that section, neuInst
the jefferson school tenn. al this
city, which fnirIy represents the
eastern section Or the state, since IL
was duly qualified aud WINS defeated
only by the John Marshall TuInt.
Of Richmond. The Inter strong
contender. IL hns now Developed, did
NOT right. IuHfify, owing to tho
usr 81 inciigiblr men in their pre-
liuinnrS games. ThiS condition
necessarily restored the jefferson,
tive ~ the tournament. Thc game
"a decide the championship viii bc
played In the FayrrWrnihcr Gym
nnsium ut the university Tomorrow
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

Meyer <occu. q popular young NOR
chant Of Fulton. held It meeting in his
home last night for the purpose OF
organizing baseball team. to he
known as Koccu'S Boosters for the
season of 1916 He has secured Ned
Jordan. who has bad experience in
manaring amntcUr teams TO act ass
uHnarcr. Tn" Richmond Amateur
Commission has placed the team in
tn" Central League.
Manager jordan has secured a mum
Der OF contracts IN ia" hope Of round
ing out - successful team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

Il a r =
Evidently there arc two schools OF
MANAGERS in no American I.c.-Yc--
ono ;na. he'fc,oe loft folders shnuid
r,,1 yro,rcr M, nor ,h.. rar nj, AID
-n ,.io~ ma. l,Itaycs ler, ncld,~s
sror'1 81. yb.,t..r or mo-, ,pov IAN
'' ''!
l'', ron, ana LOUIS arc iUehE
'N'utH 10 nave .t'' h'li'LS VII" can
'"'' h'' ana he'"' h'H h"'ur'iiE '"ey
are al IN" ''p ih the EXCAVATIONS as
70 'A" relative values 81 The men.
This stlidv az TIM. ori,,cl,i.rs * ono
OF Tho hardest trinus ever have tack.
1.I In Some .luh. b,yc I,1 IN ,.l.
MS mHry ass 49,. mon d.ur. now. many
,..,tae .a.l, ycor,,l ~, ma mo, 81
rul.,o Ill. avo,aa,a s,rar..,h az ,ro ,r.,
,,.t, .tu -. .,t .r
KIM '''''
"''
,''l..".,I ne. az,
Is , ~"
81 ~ ~ S''" ''i' h''"t'
"@ h' IS hhIe 10 play Hut when Ne
hn" man wt" g. weak in some re
Sp'''s. 'h"n We c'n be certain that
~" manager if "o!n" to get impatient
ABOUT hi5 weaknesses and try others,
so That We are forced 1" fgur" two.
three sometimes four players 30 find
the club strength iu ;ry uutHcld posi-
iion.
There fr o,o .,1.,,.... -; .h; q,
l-ar,s a.. r.n,, e,.I,.,.., ,,r.o,.', -,
W. ,i-i,~c TO-, irs,.,,o r,..,.s,,r
a,c ,.s,,rg Ifo,,,Il .,.I elm. ,.oIri,,..
Tho rc,raitd,r a,,i $40 ,bcm, .ccn,I
,,,,I I.r tI.
r.d,,,'t 49,,
N'h"h urduuhi"1lr loads th" left
ir!H"rS. ana ihhi with - comfortable
n'r@i' Ito has improved ","adii%,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Doping the 1916 Baseball Season
%llI--American League Leh6eds
BY HuGn :. FULLERTON

least, is very respectable Tnn foam
Us nor nearly so weak IN lett as i, is
IN "thcr spots
Tomorrow We take up the National
I"aE u" center i"idcrs-u which wo
viii he forced TO figure many of thu
same mon vino have been calculated
upon anorS TIA" iight feeders Wen
ma more strength in The National
man YOU may expect ana much more
than there is iu LOFT n.ld
'"pNr'@nt. 1915. los the Wheeler Syn
dictate, lncD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Leonard Outpoints Welsh

NEW YORK. March ai.--IIcun,
Leonard az this city. ouipoIntcd
r"ddic Welsh. Of England. world.
"hnmpi"n HghtwriGht. Ia % ten
round bout NJ MADISON squire Gar
den Tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Powell VIII SIuDupc.

Oh Nl;btSTpWN W. VA, March
-. Wat u. Powell, formerly OF tho
Southern, Pacific Coast aud Virginia
Leagues, to-day was named as PLAYING:
manager of the Charleston club. OF tho
ohio state League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Amateurs VIII I'Iny,

: kcllun, inc, Of the Central
Lcar'ic, will play tho Calvary Baptist
Huhdh school ninc, Of tho Sunday
school League, a practice game -,
htfN I'HtN thLa afternoon AZ ! n-nln.L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
BOsTuN BRAVES WIN
EI:OM LIKsI-NIkINE MNliN ML\

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March 81
Th, Boston Nationals defeated the
Americans iu fay' and
exhibition game A"re "-das,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
Loan Association
Designed to Help
The Poor Borrower

A remedial loan association foE
Omaha is among the possibilities,
since the Omaha Manufacturers as
sociation has definitely decided to
look into the feasibility of establish
ing such an institution here. These
institutions are said to be working
out the solution of the loan-shark
evil in many of the cities now.
J. p. Palmer appeared before the direc-
tors OF the Omaha Manufacturers asso-
citation at noon Friday and went into the
details OF the working of these institu-
tions to some extent. as well as to lay
bare rome of the evils of the present
loan shark activities in Omaha
The legislative committee Of the asso-
citation was then order ed to gather some
data and make q report on the feasibility
of establishing a remedial loan associa-
ton in Omaha Such an association af-
fords a means for tho poor working laan
to get out OF the clutches of the loan
shark. In these associations a poor man,
may on the recommendation OF his en-
ployer or a reputable fellow worker, ne
gotiate loan at the remedial loan asso-
ciation. at very low rate OF interest.
sometimes as low as per cent
1t was also recommended 10 the manu-
facturers that In their various plants
they refuse TO recognize wage assign
ments until they have satisfied them
selves that the assignments do not run
to a iisreputable loan shark who is TAX
ing this means to collect a usurtous rate
of interest from some empioye that has
fallen into his clutches.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
LOCAL SPORTING GOODS
HOUSE PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS

The Walter a. Clark company has Just
held It's annual meeting Of stockholders
ana directors. Plans were completed 70
extend the SCOPE OF the wholesale de-
partment 20 include all the states wes,
OF the Mississippi river. Several new
statesmen have been secured 20 assist In
developing the new territory. The con-
eern has just closed one OF lts most sue
cessful years. A cash dividend OF thirty
per cent was declared.
The following officers wero reelected
for the ensuing year; J, W. Elwood. preSi-
dent and treasurer; Ralph Russell. vice
president and secretary.
The question OF opening up another r.
tail store In Omaha Is being. considered
by the directors.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
Tug-of- War Tourney
at Florence During
Middle Of February

February II. IS and 10 have been set
a. tne oates TOT the tug-of.war wnicn
VIII be staged between lodges Of Florence
six teama have entered the event. They
are as follows; Eagles with Henry Behr-
man as captain. odd Follows with VIII
liam Pike as captain. Modern woodmen
with sam Johnson as captain, woodmen
Of the World with y. y Carlson as cap
tain. Moose with James Storms as car
tain. and the Fir1nen with John simpson
a. captain. wnnam hiese. captain OF
tne rarmer Laas team. mas cnauenged
tne winner OF tine tourney 10 maten
the following week. As an addition fca-
ture OF the tournament two teams OF
women VIII pull for a prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
Culled from the Wire

W. n. Slaughter. charged with kidnap-
Ing his i0-year-old granddaughter, Doro-
thy. waived examination AZ Ardmore.
Okl, and was released from Jail
Mrs. Jennie O. Thornburg OF st. Louis.
who shot and killed Mrs. Margaret Nc
Williams, a neighbOr, as the latter was
forcing an entrance 20 the ThornhurR
home. was exonerated by the police and
released.
Walter Belk. a detective during the re-
cent coal miners strike, was found moi
guilty. BY a Jury at Trinidad. Colo. of the
murder OF Gerald LpPtatt. an Organiser
for the United Mine Workers OF America,
lippiatt was shot and killed August i6
1913 The jury was out but fourteen mn
utce.
Returns from the vote being taken
among the 10000 employees OF the SIS raft
roads In the United States. which will be
complete March I, indicate that more than
- per G Mt OF the men will demand an
etght-hour day and time and a half for
overtime In the freight yards service, ac-
eording 70 executive officers OF the unions
az Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
MANY KINDSOF RHEU-
MATISM, ONE sure
MODE OF EATMENT

whether your trouble Is Sciatica, Luni-
hago or the dreaded Articular Rhea-
matism, the answer is the same You
must treat II through the blood. That
is the only way to rid TIE system of urlc
acid. purify the blood and revitalize the
nerves. II tie blood rs freed from i'm
purtties, Rheumatism must go. This. in
short, Is the knowledge gained by the
laboratories OF the S. s. S. Co. These
tests have been made for fifty years.
They know what Rheumatism is They
know that 5. s. g.. the remarkable blood
tonic, which they originated, will relieve
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
HALL TORNADO AND
FIRE ASSOCIATION MEETS

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Jan. ~
Cspoclai)-At the recent annual meeting
o. the fire and tornado assessment ass,
ciations Of Hall county and adjoining
counties the reports submitted showed
membership Of 5s7 farmers. with a
total fire insurance % tso6l 900 and a
total tornado insgrenes OF sl,Tss.oo0 for
5ti members. Tbs losses incurred by glre
during the last year amounted 10 tlls a.
nnd for tornado losses Mss. This organ
izttion. consisting OF German farmers
las been IN existence for tho last twenty
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-29
HARRY SYMES oUTPLAYs
STURGlS BY SMALL MARGIN

Any ones game until the last shot wac
the session OF the Nebraska state billiard
ehampionship tourney last nisht at symes
pariors- Harry synes won over Art
hturgis by margin OF ten buttons be-
cause his average was . ii-i1. against his
opponent's average Of ~. High runs were
&-1sif and 0-1s-iz. respectively.
While Art Sturgis was gettirg his ee
and symea GnrnerinB 20 the BIZ crowd
stood With hated br-esh. watching each
shot A. though the game ball depended
On lt
Tonight WIN Gamblers plays win Z. A
Erlpe