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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
BETHEL
Leon Williams Fined for Having Shor
Trout in His Possession.

ltOul III his toooSSoivh.
Leon Williams was arrested Sunday IN
Rochester by Deputy Warden L. i. Shep-
ard of that town with % short trout in
his possession, it is alleged. Yesterday
morning in municipal court here he plead
ed guilty TO having two short trout in
| his possession and was fined $40 and
costs, in all amounting to S29.S5, which
was advanced by his employer, James Nj.
French, farmer in the north part OF
this town
II A. Eastman has gone to Milford,
n. H., where he has found employment.
Miss Gladys Wilson has resigned from
her present position as teacher at Spauld-
ing high school in Barre to accept posi-
ton as teacher of English in one, OF the
United States government schools in
Porto Rico. Her new duties commence
Sept. 20.
The Womans Relief corps will give a
post dinner tomorrow.
B. A. Buttles has sold his farm to
Walter A. Batchelder of Hollis, n. H.,
who takes immediate possession. The
Batchelder family consists of the par
ents and six children.
Clark Z. Davis is at home from the
New Hampshire State college for the
long vacation.
Mrs. w. H. Arnold has been spending
few days with her sister in Braintree
W. S. Jewell and James Ross have
returned from Concord, N. H., where they
worked several weeks at the granite
trade.
Thomas Burns, middle-sged man who
boarded at Antonio Guerra's in Stock
bridge, died suddenly Sunday and DIR.
+. c. Fletcher. who was called, got in
touch with Attorney General Herbert G.
Barber OF Brattleboro, who ordered an
autopsy, which was performed yesterday
by Drs. b. II. Stone and G. +. Whitney
of Burlington who found that death was
due to apoplexy, a clot on the brain be-
ing discovered. The deceased is well
known here, having lived with the Guer-
ras here before their removal to Stock
bridge and was seen on the street in
Bethel last Saturday
Professor Sander Baruch came last
week to Mrs. Nj. j. French's from New
York City to spend the summer at her
home on Royalton hill. He has spent
several seasons here.
John Keleher is repairing extensively
his cottage house on the Royalton line.
A. f. Enright OF Manchester, N. H.,
came yesterday TO make arrangements
for the burial of his brother, Edward
Enright, whose death occurred last Sat
urday night The funeral was held at
III o'clock this forenoon Mt the Catholic
church. Rev NJ S. O'Donnell officiating
and burial was at Fairyiew cemetery.
Yesterdays guests at the inn included
H. b. 'Larock. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Ferrin of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. c. H, |
James of Berlin, F.. II. Edgerton of Roch
ester, John W. Gordon OF Barre, George |
G.. Underhill r y. White A. H. Smith |
and j. A. Merrill of Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
Fearless Physician.

such a physician recently remarked
The wonderful power Of Lydia 2. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound over diseases
81 women Is not because i is stimu-
Iant. not because % b a palliative. but
simply because Il contains the very clc-
ments needed 60 toue NJ the ls-nzle sys-
ten and strengthen the depleted organ.
ism Of course that i -. Otherwise. a
could not succeed a. IL has.-Ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
ALL FASCINATED BY
WOMEN'S HAIR
With a Little Attention, Hair Beauty Can
Be Quickly Doubled

Nearly every woman who has an Ordi
nary head Of hair can by giving il just a
little attention have luxuriant hair. soft
fluffy and radiantly beautiful
It's a good thing to know this because
hair preparations that put life and lusteT
into dali looking hair are scare. but i is
fact known 20 nearly every druggist
that Partisan Sage. 4 delightfully."- clean
and refreshing tonic. not only win make
your hair look Jos per cent. better, but
win quickly stop it from falling. rid it Of
dsndrufT and scalp itch.
Partisan sage is vel worth trial and
the Red Gross Pharmacy. Who dispose Il
great aamutity 81 il. uill tell YOU -.
and refund vouT m9uey u il isn't al yca
cxfeet Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
BERLIN

The young people of Berlin Corner
win give concert at the town hall at
s o'clock Wednesday evening, May II.
Special features Violin solos, w. G.
Hedges, concert violinist; reading, Ger
trude House, elocutionist; folk dances
under the supervision of Miss Florence
Shipman OF Montpelier. Admission, Zoe;
children l5c. Proceeds given to church
painting fund, adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
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as you can, while insurable. National
Life Ins. Co., of Vt. (NIutual1 5. 5.
Ballard, general agent, Rialto building,
Montpelier, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
If You Do

your own insurance, your widow will do
her own work. If you can't insure for
as much as you wish, insure for as much
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08
Must Obey the Law.

The State Board OF Stock Inspee-
ton Commissioners have started
proceedings against a party in Kiowa
county for standing Jack for public
service without first obtaining a IL
ccnsc as provided by law. Other pro
ceedings are contemplated against
parties standing stations or jacks
without a license The State Board
OF Stock Inspection Commissioners
Is determined that violations Of the
law. which requires that all parties
standing either stallion or jack for
service must have a license. will have
TO stop and, as a protection for those
who have complied with the law. an
nounce that they expect to vigorously
prosecute any one they find violating
the provisions Of this law.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08

on account OF the Birth OF a Ma
ton" coming to the Colorado Springs
opera house, the Theodore Lorch
Stock Company, who are now play
ing their sixth summer engagement
there, will play the time four nights
starting "Wednesday, July 18th, In the
Rourke Theater here. The Lorch
Company is recognized as one OF the
very best stock organizations In the
west. They have gained and retain
ed this reputation by always selecting
the best plays available and produc-
ing them In strictly metropolitan
style All the best New York plays
have been secured by Mr.. Lorch for
presentation this summer in Colora-
do Springs, and It is from the most
popular OF these tina, ne will select
his repertoire for here. The opening
bill will undoubtedly be Help Want
ed. a comedy drama with a telling
punch, which was the starring We
hicle for Mr. Henry Kolker and
which enjoyed a run for more than
a year at the Cort Theater at both
Chicago and New York. Among the
other plays in the repertoire are such
successes as Under Cover" Baby
Mine, To-day" and - Pair OF Six
es." and Mr. Loche's greatest star
ring vehicle Or Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" which Is nov identified with
Mr.. Torch The scenic effects OF
each OF the plays are feature of all
OF Mr.. Torches productions and he
will come here equipped with a spec
ial car OF scenery and effects which
will insure patrons OF the Rourkc
a production equal to the $3.50 road
shows. The reputation Of the Torch
Company have already preceded
them TO La Junta and the amusement
loving public are looking forward TO
a theatrical treat.
Popular prices, Is, 70 and IS cents
Seats on sale Friday.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08

or maybe you content yourself with
looking at the gigantic canvasses.
which are arranged on big poles
'''u.. ."' "'' anu
..,mson rr..r IL. and ,,,a ~.
many wonderful attractions which
are disclosed for the small sum OF
ten cents. Whether you visit the
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08

Great is circus day and phenomen-
al its magic influence on a communi-
~. Incomplete and barren is the
summer during which the circus fails
to pay visit.
Circus day In La Junta. Colo. will
be Wednesday. July 18th, John Rob-
inson's Ten Big Shows being sched-
uied to give afternoon and night per-
formances on that date.
The circus lot is always a place OF
enchantment to young and old There
are the little tents, where the candy
butchers are Justify crying. ''Lemo,
lemo. ice-cold lemonade. only a nick
el a half a dime, five cent piece
Popcorn. peanuts. fresh roasted pea
nuts Here's where you get EN-
folks, here's where you get 'em.
Come on. now come on" A little far
Their along. under red and green
awning. a man has cane rack where
yon throw rings and see II you can
get walking stick besides cigar
Opposite is counter. about thirty
feet back OF which is rack of rag
dolls Here you get three throws for
a nickel and every time you hit rag
baby you get cigar. 4 bit further
one comes to crowd surrounding
the side show ticket speiler or ora
tor. who cries out, in big bass voice,
which has colossal carrying power
Come on. now, everybody; you all
have plenty OF time to see the side
show before the big show begins. This
lad have here beside me will lift,
unaided. platform holding thirty
heavy men. Think OF ii. think of 1t.
this mere woman. to all appearances
just like any common ordinary wo-
man. will lift as big load as horse.
Come on. now, Come on; your last
chance before the doors open on the
big show"
Maybe YOU go into the side show
and see the fat woman, the living
skeleton. the tattooed man. the giant.
the pigmy. and the snake charmer:
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08
One Progressive Dsiryman.

W 4. Wight, proprietor OF the Las
Animas creamery and owner OF that
perfect sanitary dairy and well cul.
tiyated farm adjoining Las Animas
on the east. has just installed two
double units OF the Empire Mechan.
ieal Mixer. manufactured at Bloom.
field. y. J. W. l.. o'Malley is the
Arkansas Valley representative OF
this company, and the past year has
sold number OF these mixers to
dairymen. The type OF mixer Mr.
Wight Installed is that used at the
dairy OF Jones a Hallatt and Of the
kind that J II Loose Is arranging 10
operate his dairy few miles north
OF town.
Mr.. Wight at present IL milking
sisty-fiye pure bred Jerseys and
pur. bred shorthorns. and few
weeks ago this herd was increased by
the addition OF forty pure bred Jer.
scys purchased In Kentucky. The
product Of these COWS Is manufac,ur.
ed into butter at all seasons. and In
the summer Ice cream Is also frozen,
And We might add In this connection
that the ice cream manufactured n,
the Las Animas creamery by Mr..
Wight Ia made from cream scpara,.
I'd from the milk OF his fine herd Of
cows by an Empire cream separator,
He would be pleased TO have the pub.
lie inspect the creamery and then 10
10 the dairy farm and see his fine
cows.
Mr.. O'Maliey has been in the Val.
ley . year and makes his home IN
Las Animss.-Bent County Demo.
cfst.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08

Any cash order amounting to rs
cents Of any Of the following cream
cry products. whipping cream. cof-
fee cream, milk and buttermilk. de-
livered to any part OF the city. Phone
East 3as.
WIsWELL'S CREAMERY.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-08
It IS EASIER To SAVE
THE HAIR YOU HAVE
Than to Grow New

The tendency 20 put on until tomorrow
what We should do today accounts for
most Of the bald heads We go Ia the
front row
NoShrp.s Hsrpicids stops failing hair
and prevents badness The dandrun Il.
destroyed by itH use and condition Of
health maintained In the hair and scalp
Nearly everyone has hair troubles Of
somo description which Hsfplcid. viii cor.
rect Don't wait until Il is too late
II Ia conceded 20 b. the standard hair
remedy and IL recommended and applied
by all tho best hair dr,ss.fs and BARRIERS
Sowbros li.rpiciie IN tse and g. % sizes
b guaranteed 20 do all that l. claimed
II you are not satisfied your money ~lgl
- refunded
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
JUSTICE HUGHES
NOT CANDIDATE:
he WILL NOT DISCUSS PROBLEM
OF PREPAREDNESS, HE
WRITES.

NEW YORK, Feb 25.-ln a letter
to Henry A Wise Wood, made pub
lie here today, Justice Hughes reiter.
ates his declaration that he is not a
candidate for the presidency Mr
Wood had requested a statement as
to Justice Hughes position on pre-
paredness. Justice Hughes replied in
part:
'In view of my judicial office / do
moth feel that have any right to take
part in any political discussion or to
make statements Of the sort that
would be expected from candidates
for office
81 am not a candidate. actively or
tacitly, and as | do not wish TO do
anything which would justly be re-
garded as an attempt to obtain. politi-
cal support | must ask to be excused
from answering your inquiry"
Mr.. Wood, in his letter TO Justice
Hughes, asked that he reconsider his
position on the question of his can
didacy, saying that many influential
persons insisted that finally he must
consent to run.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
WILL ARRANGE
FOR HEARING
On New COURT
CONGRESSMAN tVALNER NO
Titled BOARD OF TRADE
THAT !iE Is READY TO r.
GIN FIGHT FOR BILL.

Congressman j. r. Walker has writ.
ten to presldea, Butts, of the Bruus-
wick Board OF Trade. that as soon as
the people of tins city. or rather The
commercial! body. is ready for a hear
ng on the bill now pending before
congress for M establishment of a
branch Q. the United States court
here, that he will arrange for a hear
ing berore the house judiciary com,
mittee
President Butts, in previous letter
to the congressman, stated that n few
amendments win be submitted at the
proper times. He points out in his
letter that he will need tho assistance
of Brunswick in his fight for the pass
age Of the bill, and in this connection
he suggests That as soon as all the
necessary data is in hand, etc, that
he be so notified, in order that he can
arrange fer a hearing before the judi
ciary comDlittoe Brunswick Will like.
ly send a delegation TO Washington TO
appear before the committee.
The bill creating a branch Of the
court in this was introduced by Con
gressman Walker some time ago and
efforts are being made to get the
measure passed at the present session
C3 cour-e no action can be taken until
the case is presented before the judi
ciary committee and G report submit
ted to congress by that committee.
-
This will be one Of The fITst fElng5Z-
that Secretary Smith will take VI
when he assumes his POSITION ne&t
week, and it is expected that Nj
Walker will soon be notified that
Brunswick $ ready for a hearing be
fore tho judiciary committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
BIG LEAGUE PLAN
BOOST IN ITSELF
GEORGE GTALLlNG8 TO RETURN
IN WEEK WITH NEWSPAPER.
MzM UMCEG AlS WING.

Bring major league baseball teams
To tho vicinity Of Brunswick for their
=. ter training vii mean publicity for
III. city that coGla not bo obtained
vi an expenditure OF thousand Of
dallars"
l. was George at2IiuGs, BoGtcrs
baseball runner-up, speaking, just bo-
tore he Lett Elunswick Thursday
night to be gone for one week.
When he returns. he gives out the
word there viii be .. flock Of northern
uewepape. writer's making mecca Of
this place and that Brunswick vii,
break out in the date lines here, thes
and everywhere. New York and Boa-
/ ton papers will be well represented
during the time that the baseball men
! are completing their arrangements for
q permanent spring camp"
! It. is mentioned by Manager Stall.
| ingB that he considers this section ol
: the country far superior to the Marlin
Texas, camp Of the New York Giants
Frequently during March inclement
| weather interfereS with the Giants
! training and only tho fact that hot
sulphur springs arc located there has
kept the Giants in Texas. Last yeal
! on March IS there was q fall of snow
and weather that for eight days bar
red the Giants from their training
grounds Time lost at that particular
season means much good money vast
| ed.
The Giants leave annually in Mar
lin between 100000 and $4,000, fol
| the players themselves are good spend
ers. AS the RESULT Marlin has taler
pertinent local interest in the vel
fare Of the Giants and the fortune Of
NcGraw's team during tho season is
as closely followed IN the little Texas
town az it is IN New York itself.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
TOURIST TRAVEL THROUGH
BRUNSWICK is IMPROVING

General business at Brunswick ho.
tells has ben steadily improving during
February and this is said TO be par
ticularly true OF the tourist travel.
The day clerk at the OglethorDe re-
ports an increase in the number Of
guests from day to day, improve
ment8 in road conditions being par
tally responsible, as many touring
parties from Florida aro now en- route
northward and find Brunswick a con
yenient 5topoycr.
Interest in land possibilities in the
Brunswick section is becoming more
general as a result of increasing
travel and Il great many northern cit
les are learning Of Brunswick. Twenty
two different cities were represented
on Brunswick hotel registers yeBter,
day Afternoon which means that 22
cities will hear Brunswick mentioned,
all Of which goes to make Gor publicity
and advancement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
COMMITTEE TO
FIX THE DATE
FOR PRIMARY
INTERESTING SESSION OF
TIE CLYNN COUNTY EXEC-
UTiVE COMMITTED TO BE
HELD AT NOON.

The Democratic executive commit,
tee of Glynn county will meet at the
courthouse today at noon for the pur-
pose of fixing the date for the ap-
preaching county primary, adopting
the rules therefor, deciding upon the
amount of assessments for candi-
dates, etc, etc.
Considerable interest is being man
Tested in the meeting, and it is eX-
pected that all of the members will
be present. AS this is the first meet
ing of the committee since its elec-
ton two years ago, a reorganization
Will take place, which will call for Il
new chairman and new secretary G.
d. Ogg was chairman of the old com
mittee and E. c. Butts secretary.
Just what date will be decided upon
for the primary of course is not known
but the general consensus of opinion
seems to be that it will be the latter
part OF April or the first week in May
The candidates and voters alike, il
seems, all favor an early primary, and
for that reason the committee will no
sible.
lie registration books in the office
of Tax Collector Read will close Oh or
about April IS, therefore it seems that
a date the latter part of the month
would be acceptable to all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
SCENE SHIFTS
TO C0NCORDIA
URGENT APPEALS FOR Assist
ANCE ARE MADE FOR THE
MAROONED.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.--The
scene OF activities in flood RELIEF to-
day shifted from the Newellton and
St. Joseph districts Of northern
Louisiana 10 the lower part OF Con
cordia parish, where urgent appe2ls
for assistance we're made by ma
rooned inhamitants Of the areas in
undated as tho result Of the Buck
Ridge crevasse and by backWater
rom the Red, Black and Arkansas
rivers. Solicitations Of private funds
and subscriptions in the state was
today under way, and it was expected
hat sufficient money would be raised
in This way b temporarily relieve q
a-ge number of refugees.
At Acme, in lower Concordia parish,
$50 persons were last night declared
. b. IN Immediate need OF 4ood, and
workers today are considering the
po5sibillty Of reaching these people.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
BARLOW { rOUNTY
HIS A LyNCHING
NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL AND
is SWUNG UP NEAR CEN
TER OF TOWN.

CARTERSVILLE, Ca, Feb. 25-
Jesse McCorkle, a negro about 30
years Old was taken from pail here
early today by mob OF some forty
or fifty men and boys and hanged TO
a tree iii front OF the city hall. His
body was riddled with bullets.
The negro was arrested last night
charged with having broken into the
home of a prominent woman near
here and attacked her. He war
caught still bleeding from wound
in the wrist where the woman had
shot him and in possession Of her
pistol, which he had taken from her
in a scuffle. Threats We're made then
to lynch the negro, but Sheriff W.
W. Galloway and R. A. Hicks, q dep
uty sheriff who led the posse that
caught the negro, succeeded in TAX,
ing him to jail
The sheriff left the negro in
charge OF T. D. Roberts, night jailer
here. About O'Clock this morning
mob went to the Jail. Several men
in advance called Roberts. He said
later that he thought a city policeman
wanted to put prisoner i'll jail.
When he opened the door several
men seized him and took his keys.
Others rushed in and got the negro
| The mob then went TO the city hall
near the center of town, and hanged
the negro to "a tree. Volley OF
shots then were fired at his swing
! ing body.
Sheriff Galloway said today he was
aroused by the shots and hastened
from his home, where he had gone
from the Jail.
~ got there in fifteen minutes,
guess" he said. by that time the
crowd had gone, and l and Other
people attracted by the shooting
found the. negro's body hanging on
the tree
There was no more disorder.
The woman, who is about IS
years of age, and her five small
children, were the only persons II
her home last night when the attach
was made Her husband is in Soutl
Carolina. where she was to have
Joined him in few days. AS tht
negro broke into her house she firet
at him with "a pistol and hit his
right wrist. The wound, however
did not stop the negro, who rushed
lnand overpowered her. Later thf
negro left, taking the pistol witt
him, and the woman and her chill
| dren succeeded in arousing neigh
bors. She was placed in care Of
physician, who said her condition
was serious.
The negro was tried some TIM
ago, Sheriff. Galloway said, OF
charges of assault in another case
but mistrial resulted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-26
HOUSE is READY TO ACT
SCHOOL LUNCH BOX TO GO:
SANDWICH AFTER MARCH !

out successfully in other cities.
At Corpus Christi, Texas. and at
Fresno, Calf. the domestic sci.
ence department has very practi-
ca! work in preparing the pQonday
meal for the children in the
schools. No matter how well
mother matte the biscuits. she did
not have the system that told OF
all the clements that entered into
their making aud each OF the
girls in the domestic science de
Eartment is provided with a chart
that tells Just how much proteins
and other "einS' 60 into the con
COctiUn that IS served each noon.
After trying out the sandwich
system the Parent Teachers asso.
cIation expects to take up the
matter with the board of educa-
ton and obtain the cooperation
of the domestic science depart
ment If carried out as planned
the school lunches will be trans
ferred to the care Of the domestic
science department, making one
more step for the advancement
of Brunswick schools.