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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
Notes Of the Game.

Claire started a pretty double play in
the eighth frame.
Faulkner picked couple Of hot grass
choppers in major league style.
Fahey the new Italians first baseman,
handles himself in good fashion around
that bag, taking everything coming his
way, and he hits the ball on the head
every time.
Giacamuzzi was the only man to reg
lister more than one hit.
Beatty and Shea got the long drives of
the game, Beatty's. going for three base
blow, and Shea's should have been the
same but for Berry's slow start. Berry
failed to reach home on the drive, and
therefore being forced by Shea, after
Shea tagged third and the hit went for
only two bases
The afternoon game was postponed
after an interval of 80 minutes from the
time play was to start, until Thursday
afternoon, when the teams have their
final clash of the season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
SHORT GAME WON BY
MONTPELIER H. S.
Defeated Montpelier Seminary to 0,
Game Being Ended in the Fifth BY
Downpour of Rain-Game
Played at Intercity Park.

Just as Sheridan grounded out to
Hatch at the end of the fifth inning in
the game between Montpelier high school
and Montpelier seminary yesterday aft
ernoon at Intercity park the rain started
to pour down in earnest after threaten
ing for an hour and the flooded condition
of the field Is minutes later prevented
the resumption of play and gave the high
school 8 to victory.
The high school warriors made two
tallies in the second inning and scored
again in the third, and less careless base
running would probably have swollen the
total. Sawyer allowed the seminary two
. scratch hits, one in the first inning and
another in the third and with the excep-
ton of a slip up by Gross received ex-
cellent support. Granai contributed the
sensational feature Of the afternoon by
stopping w. Milo's hard roller in the
third inning while he sat on the ground
and caught his man at first. making a
perfect throw while in the same posture.
MARI, the seminary third sacker, was
given single on a grounder which took
an unexpected Jump over Gross shoulder
in the first inning and was sent to sec.
ond on st. Mary's perfect sacrifice. Saw
yer struck out Clark but Milo dropped
the ball and was forced to peg to first,
Mari going to third. Granai hit weakly !
to Sawyer and was retired at first. The |
high school went out in order In the |
second Hatch walked with one out, went |
to second on an infield out and to third
on wild pitch. Arkley failed in the
pinch and raped little roller to Saw
yer.
Holway got himself in trouble by walk
ing S. Clark, the speedy centerfelder
promptly stealing second and advancing
to third when Holway threw the ball to
center field to catch him. Smith struck
out but Arkley dropped the last one and
Clark scored on his throw to first, Ark
ley failing to hold the return throw.
Sheridan also walked, went to second on
Kelley's single, to third on Marr's error
and scored on Sawyer's one base hit.
In the first of the third S. Mary got a
hit with two out and stole second only
to rest there while Sawyer retired Clark
on weak grounder.
Gross single passed ball, and Clark's
safety netted high schools third tally.
Clark was caught at the plate when he
tried to score on Sheridan's grounder to
Holway The seminary went out in or.
Her in the last two frames and although [
5. Clark got TO third on an error and two +,
stolen bases in the fifth he stayed there {
while Smith famed and Sheridan went
nut, Hatch snatching his grounder. i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
MEMORIAL TO A PRESIDENT.
Building to Commemorate Work of Ruth
erford B. Hayes.

Fremont. o., May 3l.-Distinguished
men gathered here yesterday for the
dedication Of the memorial to Rutherfard
b. Hayes, nineteenth president Of the
United States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
FIFINELLA WINS ENGLISH DERBY.
Kwang Su, the Favorite, Runs Second in
Classic.

Newmarket, Eng, May 3l.--Fifnella.
owned by E. Hutton, won the New Der
by" the classic event of the English
racing season yesterday afternoon from
a field of ten starters. Kwang Su, the
favorite,. owned by A. w. c. Fairie, ran
second. Nassovisn, owned by J. P. San
ford, was third.
The final odds on the three horses
placed were: Fifnella, 1 to 2; Kwang
Su, 3 TO ]. Nassovian. II to 2.
Sir Dighton, entered by King George,
and Lord Falmouth's Clarissimus. win
ner of the recent 1000 guineas stakes,
we're among seven entries which did not
start.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

At Detroit-lfirst game) Chicago 3,
Detroit /; tsecond game Chicago s, De-
troit o 10 inningsl.
At New York-(f first game Philadel-
phia 2. New York Z; second game Phil
adelphia l, New York 0.
At Boston-(frst gamel Washington
3, Boston 4; second game Washington
2, Boston s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
PL.AINFIELD
Dunkling-Martin.

Dunkling-Marun.
Miss Goldie Martin. daughter 81 Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Martin. and Eddie Dunk
ling. son Of Henry Dunkling, were mar.
ried Saturday. Nay %. a. the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. A. W. Hewitt. Mr.
and Mrs Dunkling Will make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs Prank Martin. A re-
ception was given Mr.. and Mrs Dunkiing
"wednesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin. A large number Of
friends and relatives were present. The
young couple were presented a sum 81
money. Refreshments Of iee cream and
cake were served
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

At Brooklyn first game Boston 5
Brooklyn 8; tsecond game Boston o
Brooklyn /.
At Chicago first game st. Louis 8
Chicago o; tsecoud game st. Louis l,
Chicago ;.
) At Pittsburg-.-(frst gamel postponed
on account Of rain; second game Gin
einnati s. Pittsburg ..
At Philadelphia first camel New
York l. Philadelphia 5; tsecond camel
New York 10, Philadelphia ,
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v. H Martin eeugs Ne Hsn7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
KNIFE THROWN AT
COL. ROOSEVELT
Open Pocketknife Hits Rear of Automo-
bile and Falls to the Street No
Arrests Made.

Kansas City, May 3l--An open pocket
knife was thrown at Colonel Roosevelt
here yesterday as his motor car turned
into Twenty third street during Me-
mortal day parade. The knife struck the
rear of the automobile and was found
later in the street. Colonel Roosevelt
was not told of the occurrence and the
police had no report on the matter. No
arrests were expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
GODDARD.

Runs made by Maiden Giacamuzzi, Comol-
Ii. Ricciarelh, Bottiggi, Hoernle, Conner,
Faulkner. Two-base hits--Comoll. Shea
Three-base hit-Beatty Stolen bases-H ocrnle.
Wiley. Davidson Maiden Giacamuzzi Sac
Hoernle Struck out-By Spear g. BY Keefe A.
Bases on balls--Of Speare 6, off Keefe Dou-
Bile plays-Claire to Fahey. Left on bases-
l. A. c. 4, Goddard. Umpire-Keefe. Time
:00
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The summary
Totals. 20 4l512 l Totals .ls2l5

Runs made by-Gross, S. Clark and Sheri.
dan. Sacrifice hist. Mary. Stolen bases
st. Mary, Smith, L. Kelley, Sawyer, s. Clark 3.
Bases on balls-of Holway 2, off Sawyer.
Struck out-By Holway A. by Sawyer l. Wild
pitch--Sawyer. Passed balls -Arkley q Time
II 100. Umpires-Henson and Mcdonald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
Standing of the Clubs.
ITALIANS SINK TRANSPORT.
Large Steamer TorPedOed in Trieste Hsr-
Dor, Rome Reports

Rome Nay 3l.-A large transport
steamer 49, torpedoed and sunk bv an
Italian Warship IN the Austrian harbor
Of Trieste on the night Of MAY p. it wss
officially announced yesterday Afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
PICNIC IN HONOR OF JUDGE
CONkItN AND CAPT. EDWARDS

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas J. lyman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Rockafel-
low gave picnic party Saturday
evening In honor of Judge Conklin
who is visiting the David Robisoas
and Captain Edmonds who is visit
ing at the T. d. Palmer home. The
guests were taken in automobiles TO
the Hole In The Rock near Chandler
where an elaborate lunch was spread.
a beef steak fry was the feature of
the occasion. There were seven
teen people enjoying the occasion in
cluding Mesdames Chas. Swanton.
Hunter Palmer. Myra Sheriff. T. ID.
Palmer. Thos. j. lyman. George +.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION
EFFECTED.

The various Democratic precinct
committeeman and committeewomen
Of Fremont county. together with
the party candidates on the county.
legislative and judicial tickets, met
in room S in the Maupin block on
Thursday afternoon and effected an
organization for the campaign by
electingi William Z. Spencer of Can
on City as chairman; Mrs. Maggie
Jones OF Florence. vice chairman. and
Hugh l.. Willis of Canon City, as sec
retary. Party headquarters have been
established in rooms Z and in the
Maupin block and will be kept open
until after the November elections.
They will be in charge of Chairman
Spencer. There was large attend
ance at Thursday afternoons meet.
ing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
WILS0N-RUNNER NUPTIALS
CELEBRATED FRIDAY EVENING

Miss Martha Wilson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Wilson of Cyanide
avenue, Four Mile, and Mr.. Tom
Runner of the electrical force of the
Riverside Smelling company of Flor
ence. We're united in marriage by Rev
Chas. ]. Armentrout at the Presby-
terian manse on North Fifth street
Friday afternoon in the presence of
few of the immediate relatives
and more intimate friends of the con-
tracing couple.
The bride is an accomplished and
popular young woman and is a fav-
orite in a wide circle of acQuaint-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
VETERINARY RYlOCATES IN CANON

Or. Harry }. Waller OF Pueblo. a
veterinary surgeon of many years
experience. has located in Canon City.
Dr. Waller is a graduate of the
Chicago Veterinary College. belongs
to the Chicago Veterinary Associa-
tion and is licensed to practice in
Illinois. Iowa and Colorado.
He has been practicing successful
ly in Pueblo for the past three years
and comes TO this locality because
he feels IL Offers better field for his
endeavors
Dr. Waller is a specialist in the
care and diseases of dairy cows.
but he is also a general practitioner
and is fully competent TO combat
the diseases OF horses. hogs, sheep
and in fact all live stock.
His headquarters will be at the
Palace Livery barn where he can
be called at any time
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
{, C. CARTER
KILLED WHEN
AUTOMOBILE
TURNS TURTLE

E c. Carter of Lincoln Park was
killed in an automobile accident on
the Canon City-Cripple Creek road,
nine miles this side of Victor, about
8 o'clock Sunday afternoon while TAX
ing a truck load of tomatoes to the
Cripple Creek district Mr.. Carter,
who is member of the produce and
fruit dealing firm of Smith and Car
ter, which conducts a small store on
East Elm avenue, Lincoln Park, had
important business connections in
Teller county and was on his way to
fill some orders for his customers
when the unfortunate affair occurred.
He left Canon City for Cripple
Creek about noon on Sunday and ap-
pears 10 have had no trouble of any
kind until reaching the hill at Four
Mile creek, where he experienced
some annoyance from his motor.
Having decided that the Ford truck
he was driving could not negotiate
the heavy grade at Four Mile creek
with the load he was carrying, half
a dozen or more boxes of tomatoes
were taken of the car at tie foot of
the hill and piled up at the roadside
to be returned for on second trip.
Altho there were no Witnesses of the
accident it is believed from the
tracks made by his machine on the
roadway that he started up the in
cline after taking off a part of the
load Near the crest the steering
gear of the truck appears to have
become deranged and he was com
PEELED to back down the hill to make
some repairs to it. He seems to have
backed on the bridge at the foot of
the grade without difficulty but
twelve or fifteen feet further on the
machine for some reason turned
obliquely and went over the side of
the structure and fell into the creek,
eighteen or twenty feet below, turn
ing the car upside down. Mr.. Car
ter was thrown a considerable dis
tance when the machine went down
and struck his head on some rocks.
probably killing him instantly.
]. S Miller of Garden Park came
along shortly afterwards and found
Mr.. Carter lying lifeless in the
creek. He waited there until the ar
rival of Frank Bunten and a party
of Canon City people, who were on
their way home from Cripple Creek.
an hour or so later when the Teller
county coroner was notified by tele-
phone of the accident A l.. Earl,
Izadore Spangler and 'other Canon
City people came down the road from
the district a little later and brought
the information here of the death of
Mr.. Carter. The body was taken to
Cripple Creek Sunday evening and
an inquest was held there this morn
ing Arthur Wilson and a represel-
tative Of the Carter family motored
there Sunday night and brought the
body here this afternoon No an
nouneement of the funeral has been
made.
Carter leaves wife and one son.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
SOCIAL NOTES
GREENWOOD CORPS.

Greenwood Corps No. %. w. r c,
met in regular semi-monthly session
at the l. o. o. F. hall with the presi'
dent. Mrs. Earle. presiding.
The report of the secretary. Mrs .
Coulter. for the previous meeting was
read and accepted That OF the
treasurer. Mrs. Dunlap. was read and
approved One candidate was in.
ltiated into membership.
Mrs. worley was granted a trans
fer to the Corps in Phoenix. Arizona,
where the family are planning TO
move the 25th OF September.
Mrs Bowlby gave an interesting
account of the visit in Seattle and the
parade on Memorial bay. May 80.
when Il took three hours for the
column TO pass a given point She
spoke of the iuxuriant growth of
flowers She also gave a brief ac.
count of their visit in California
Tlfe trip was very delightful one
from beginning to end. with nothing
TO mar their pleasure.
The following items appear in the
circular letter sent out by the ma
tionRl president:
That all entertainments of the
woman's Relief Corps be opened with
the singing of The Star Spaneled
Banner" and closed with America"
everyone standing during the rem
dition of The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
That each Corps confer with local
musical organizations requesting
them not TO play The Star Spangled
Banner" IN a medley.
That the Flag Salute Of the Wom'
ans Relief Corps may be uniform
thruout the Order;~it is hereby pro
mulEated again:
Il pledge allegiance to my Flag
and the Republic for which IL stands
one Nation indivisible with Liberty
and Justice for all"
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ance. The groom is employed as a
stenographer and clerk by the River
side Smelling company and is a
young man of sterling qualities and
excellent character. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Runner or
Dozier avenue.
The happy couple left for Florence
on the Santa Fe train Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock where they viii
make their home and where he had
nicely furnished cottage in readi-
ness for the bride A host OF friends
join in congratulations and best
wishes.
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Record Want Ads are sure to brini
results
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SHOWER FoR MISS gAILgY.

a miscellaneous shower was given
for Miss Mary Bailey at her home
on Logan avenue. Lincoln Park on
Friday evening. by a number of her
girl friends. In order that the affair
might be a "surprise shower" Miss
Bailey was invited to a six O'Clock
dinner at the home of Miss Edna
Ray. and upon returning home. was
surprised. indeed. to learn of the
plans that had been laid. Tf even
ing was devoted to music and a jolly
time While tasty refreshments were
being served messenger delivered a
larTe package which contained val
liable donation from each girl. Con-
siderable time was then spent in ex-
smining the gifts which were many
and beautiful.
The members OF the party were
Misses Miriam Linkias. Fern Palmer.
Dora Turner. Cora woodford. Ruth
Morris. Sylvia Gaines, Edna Ray.
Della Davis. Iva Bailey: Bessie Chase
Bertha Savage, Mrs. c. E Turner.
and the honor guest, Miss Mary
Bailey.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
CARD OF THANKS.

Appreciating the couitesies extend
ed to us in our bereavement and the
tributes to the memory of our grand.
son and brother. the later Wilbur d.
Strout, we desire to thank the Faith
ers and Sisters of the Order of 81. .
Benedict, the Woodmen of the World
and all neighbors and friends for
their kindness to us and the floral
offerings in honor of the dead at the
funeral last Friday.
MRS. l.. NJ. WEIGH,
MISS IRENE STRouT.
JOSEPH A. STROUT.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
WORMS SAP YOUR cHIlD'S
STRENGTH.

Is your child pale and fretful? Does
he cry out In sleep or grind his teeth :
These symptoms may mean worms
and you should obtain relief at once
Kickapoo Worm Killer is pleasant
remedy that kills the worm. and by
its mildly laxative quality expels IL
from the system. Worms sap the vi
tality and make your child more sus.
ceptible to other ailments. Your
druggist sells Kickapoo Worm Killer.
25c box.-adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
RETURNS FROM PUEBLO
WITH A PRISONER

Under Sheriff George Newcomb
returned to Canon City this morning
in charge of prisoner named Frank
Smith. who is alleged TO have stolen
a horse belongilg TO Lewis Miller
of Florence. The animal, which was
taken several days ago from near
the Soda Springs, below Florence,
was offered for sale by Smith in Pue.
bio and his arrest followed. He was
given quarters in the county jail to
await judicial hearing.
Lewis, who was himself a recent
prisoner in the county Jail here on
two charges. one for stealing colt
and the other for stealing a calf, was
released under bail last Tuesday af
ternoon. Bond was given for his ap-
pearance in the district court at the
November term in answer for the
first-named offense in the sum of $500
Bond in the other case was furnish.
ed in the sum of $1,000.
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they wanted the car for is unknown.
but the police are under the impress
sion that they expected to pull on a
big burglary and then endeavor TO
get out of the country. Too much
credit for the failure OF their scheme
cannot be given to officer Jerry
Moran. whose alertness. bravery and
presence of mind prevented robbery
and possible murder.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
MRS. sARTLETr AND
DAUGHTER HOME

Mrs. J. NJ. Bartlett and daughter.
Miss Ellen. returned to Canon City
ON Sunday from Cincinnati, Ohio.
where they spent the summer and
have re-established their homo at
ga College.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21

Rockafellow. Messrs David Robson
T. J. lyman. G. F. Rockafellow. Judge
Conklin and Captain Edwards, Miss
es MyTa Sheriff. and Irene Monohan
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-02-26

the Prussian oligarchy to ride them
worse in the future than they have in
the past?
Are they going to continue o allow
them to engage in destrustive war;
fare until the people are absolutely
bankrupted? Perhaps you answer that
the people of Germany will stand for
anything, If it is for what they are
convinced is the good of the father
land. The French mobiles, in the end
of the eighteenth century, thought the
people of France would stand for any
thing and continue to fight for those
who robber them, but they had a rude
awakening in the French revolution.
No German Bugeb0o.
The Prussian military oligarchy is
riding to its fall right now, no matter
how this war turns out. But, whether
it continues to rule Germany or not,
the countries to the north, south, east
and west of it will keep Germany SO
busy that no man or woman now liv-
ing in the United States can possibly
fear to live long enough to see the
German bugaboo place its foot on the
soil of the United States.
IT the allies win, they will have
their hands just as full with prob
lens on their side Of the water. We
witness the strange spectacle of Con-
gresham Gardner, Massachusetts, the
chief medium In producing foreign
spooks to frtghten the people Of the
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menace this country? AS conqueror,
you might think she would get an i'm
mense indemnity in money as she did
ou OF France in 1871; that this i'm
mense treasure would enable her to
start out and conquer the world. So
say some of the bugaboo bunch. How
can Germany get something that does
rot exist in any nation now engaged
in this struggle? If she had won in
,he first three months of the struggle
it might have been possible to plun1
der the conquered of their amassed
wealth, but now this wealth has been
spent to fight Germany.
To Make Good Their Paper.
Not only this, but the future has
been drawn on for billions with prom
ises to pay, named bonds, or some
other fancy financial nickname. The
only way that Germany is getting her
indemnity out of Belgium is by stay
ing there and taking it and this means
an army of occupation. She would
have pretty big job cut out for her
If the allies lose and. she has to oc-
cupy all of their countries. OF course,
the supposition is as ridiculous as the
claim of the advocates Of prepared
ness, that we are in danger from the
victorious side in. the European con-
flict. .
Failing. to get, demnity in treasure,
as she did in -187f I, suppose. Germany
holds conquered territory. The more
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she taxes the conquered, the larger
army of occupation she will need to
hold her place in a country Inhabited
by an alien race. If history proves
anything it is that it takes at least one
generation to reconcile an alien race
to the rule of a conqueror and, unless
the conqueror is more beneficient than
the Prussian military oligarchy has
ever proven itself to be, it means sew
eral generations.
Have Their Hands Full.
Any possible slant from which
sane man or woman can look at this
matter proves that the -so-called VIC
tor in this war will have his. hands
mighty full with taking care of prob
lens nearer home than on this side
of the Atlantic. You have heard that
Germany is financing this war with
out asking the help of outside finan-
ciers. Her position prevents her from
doing otherwise. But what does this
mean?
the wealth of her people, even saving
banks deposits, in fact all of the
wealth in the name of patriotism for
the Fatherland and issuing promises
to pay in the future to the holders of
this fluid wealth. She must get this
principal and interest. back through
taxation, and dofyou suppose her peo-
pie, already great sufferers both In
pocket and lives, are going to allow