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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
LAWYERS COME TO VERMONT.
Harlow G. Leavens from Michigan and
Ira I. Dutton from New York.

Just prior to recess being taken in
supreme court yesterday afternoon To
permit the holding of the bar association
meeting two persons were admitted to
practice law in the Vermont courts, hav.
ing come here from Michigan and New
York. Harlow G.. Leayens of Lyndonville
was until recently a member of the
Michigan bar and Ira j. Dutton of Will
mington was formerly of the New York
Bar. To-day Joseph r. Frattini of Mont
pelier. who passed the examination sew
eral months ago, was admitted.
Opinions were read in supreme court
as follows: Franklin county: Paul Des-
marchier VS.. Stephen N. Frost, verdict
for the defendant affirmed; Powers.
Windham county: Sumner Ellingwood,
bv guardian. VS.. Armon Z. Ellingwood
ct al. decree for the orator affirmed, with
dismissal of cross bill with costs; Wat
son; also Affra H. Rider VS.. Vermont
Last Block Co.. judgment affirmed for
plaintiff. S6,9S537 verdict, except as to
damages, reversed and cause remanded;
Haselton.
Washington county; r. c. Bowers
Granite Co. VS.. Drew Daniels Granite
Co, judgment for defendant affirmed;
Taylor.
Caledonia county: Gilman Bros, VS..
Austin T. Booth. verdict for plaintiff of
SIO75.23 affirmed; Taylor; also w. L.
johnson vs.. Cass & Emerson, reversed
and remanded; Watson; Albert Packet
VS.. Moretown Creamery Co, ct al, ap-
peal from industrial accident board, or
der vacated and award set aside; Tay-
lor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
BUSINESS MEMS DINNERS.
Series of Four During Winter Months
Arranged.

AIrdHSSu.
Through the enterprise of the Barre
Board of Trade, an attractive series OF
four business mems dinners has been ar.
ranged for the month of January, Feb
ruary, March and April. The first din.
ner will be served at Hotel Barre on the
evening of Thursday, Jan. IL. A speak
er no less prominent than W. A. Clark,
president of the New England Coal
Dealers association, has been engaged
for the evening Mr.. Clark is a resident
of Northampton, Mass, and member
of the Boston Chamber of Commerce.
His speech viii consist OF timely re-
marks relating to the coal situation and
thorough investigation of the condi-
tions under which coal is mined and
transported at the present time has en-
sbled him to gain much first-hand knowl-
edge of some of the problems confront
ing users and distributors Of coal. The
dinner viii be served early in the even
ing in order to allow the speaker ample
time for his remarks.
Tickets selling at - each for the Sc
ries NAV be obtained from w 6. Rey-
nolds, president of the Board Of Trade,
W. ID. Mcdonald, president Of the Gran
ite Manufacturers association, ID. }.
Morse. II. P. Hinman. II. A. Phelps and
J. F. Higgins. 1t is expected that other
topics to be considered by the speakers
at future dinners will include traffic and
publicity and meTehan-
iising
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
cENTENAR1AN DEAD.
Mrs. Eliza Morse Was Member of Long
Lived Family.

Brattleboro. Jan. 3.-AIrs Eliza Morse.
who observed her Tooth birthday last
June. being the oldest person in Brattle-
boro. died to-day at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. I. VI. Albee. She was the
youngest Of II children Of James Nichols.
all Of whom lived 20 be over 20 wears Of
age. Her husband was the late Henry
Morse. a farmer. Mrs. Morse made her
first cheese at the age Of 10 and made
butter until she was 81.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
PROMINENT IN FRATERNITIES.
Daniel Webster Tenney Died at Age of
70 Years.

Brattleboro, Jan. 3.-Daniel Webster
Tenney, aged 10, died to-day of a para
lytic shock. He was the father of Ebert
C. Tenney of Dummerston, a representa-
tive in the legislature.
Mr.. Tenney was former manager OF
the late ex-Gov. Holbrook's farm. He
was an Odd Fellow for Is years, financial
secretary of Oasis encampment for 30
years, trustee of Wantastiquet lodge for
25 years and he was decorated with a
4O-year veterans jewel at his golden
wedding three years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
For A. W. Gray's Sons, Manufacturers
at Middletown Springs.

Rutland, Jan. Sd. ID. Woodland Of
Granville. \. " A. Y. Gray Of Middle
town Springs and Henry Spallbolz Of
Poultney have been appointed receivers
for A. W. Gray's Sons, manufacturers II
machinery at Middletown Springs, un
petition Of the Ruggles Machine Go. II
Poultney through A. Y. Gray. president.
The appointment was agreed 20 BY the
directors Of the Middletown concern.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
IF UNITED STATES
SHOULD AGAIN ASK
Meanwhile the War Activi-
ties Are Continuing, with
the Hardest Fighting Seen
on the Front in the East
ern Section, Where Teu-
tons Keep on Winning

Berlin. Jan. 2, via London. Jan. B.
United States Ambassador Gerard took
advantage of New Years to call yester-
day to discuss the entente answer to
Germany's peace proposal with Chancel-
lor Won Bethmann Hollweg. The am
bassador is believed to have learned what
possibility there is of Germany acting
favorably on renewed request for CON
ditions of peace should the United States
make such move.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
Stanley G. Wilson of Chelsea
Was Elected Speaker of
the House, with Only a
Slight Opposition--Harry
4. Black of Newport Was
Chosen Clerk
REV. J. III. WILLS WAS
CHOSEN CHAPLAIN

William II. Fairchild of Fair
field Was Elected Presi-
dent Pro TEN. of the SEN
ate and Guy NJ. Page OF
Burlington Was Elected
as Secretary - Inaugural
ton Of Governor Thursday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
Joint Resolution.

By Mr. Smith Of st. Albans City:
THAT the two houses meet in joint as
scmbly on Thursday. Jan. a. st ? o'clock
and IL minutes i'm the afternoon. to re-
ceive the message of the incoming gov
crnorH Adopted on the part of the
House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03

CONTINUED on fourth psgel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03

Continued on second page.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12

s-Onam Str rctlateh. forl lseei
daily Ludlow Port Gamble midn'hi
except i.'uanEor and all cSceut
eundav'p atnts on Hood Canal Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
TEN BILLS BEGIN
THE BIC FIGHT OF
U. W. And W. S. C.
eY EDGAR c. WHEELER

OLYMPIA. Jan. - Beprcsenta
tlyes Zcdnlck of King ana Tom
rroan 81 Whatcom. members Of
Education Survey commiHsiou. let
lDoge the university controversy In
house today hy Introducing 10 eda.
rauoual bills The one which win
ralee biggest fight S. house bin 10.
-. defining the scope and func-
tions NJ tho unlverr' ~. state col
loge. and normal SCHOOLS
Il prgy.des that agriculture. vets
crluary medicine. economic science
la IT, application ~ agriculture and
afal llfe shall bee taught in state
college exclusively.
Train Teachers
The unworthy DO given exclusive
night 10 Law. architecture f0restrJ
commerce. journalism. chemical en-.
eiucering. library economy, gradu,
ate work 81 liberal arts. pure sci
euce and engineering branches.
II further provides that both 10.
stitu,iuns shall train high Echooi
cheers. supervisors and admins.
traitors. and that normal school, {
snail train teachers for common
schools
TO bring about harmony between
the higher institutions house bin
80. y PROVIDE for compulsory
joint meeting 81 board Of regents
o. university and state college.
100 Mills
House bin so. - provides for re
distribution OF millage tax. raising
Il from ] 05 10 100 mills. - rec
commended by survey commission.
House bin "a increases number Of
members on state board OF eduea-
ton by three. adding two more
normal school heads and one prin-
cipal from rural district
Other bills raise qualifications ~
teachers require examinations be-
fore entering nigh schools. raise
qualifications and salaries Of coun-
.ty snDerintendents. recommend
abolition Of teachers Institutes and
sub stitutiou OF extension work By
normais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12

str MERCHANTS tCNcft WILLARD
cafe. E~fsatH and trioa
WAPFl NEHs LIES - MARRIED ttFE
Are yaa lenriyF Join Hsafst, nsilabl.
Frisnsstip Ciua tsdies tree Aas y
Esans Eii ralan, 49, o.
a WANrltEW 90 IL HAa uoob ftuME
ufsh~s 60 meet = naof wafEtnn woman
uhs would Ike 20 hHtu HAke nice
hHfus object w,sfftwneF Address ?
Tr~ntur paff Angeles wash
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MADAM LESLIE

ftifE%uinGftr RNb rt.AfWNuTANf
fhfs fanYua IhrrunI ogfsf Fe4ds faHr en-
Nfr llfr ffnHt thr cradle fa ald age fasf
80 The bead Indicates Eifrs fua dates
faUis tells 5000 uhat has passed in NE
what 10 harprnirE wfHsuf aakinE q
sIrEls 4ursfi.u fhn tret no. teii things
fr pirsar hIf ffafs tHlHss iast aa sire
hrst iniirnfrs tolls raH vfaf tfanefa
Ycu ssr~ born un.fsF ffr fHrHH ara an
lucky plarrfs rh~n ant pei Hani fra g. liI
fnarrF srffiea anl eauiafne fatr farfiig
Troubles marriage divorce Hratth
Husinrss. iasr uifs sp~rHfaffars Insrsg
fusnts fransaffinns - aiI sIrHs in fs-f
no matter Whaf rvuF hope fear ~ afa.
Billion come f1 thta noted 3D. f~sat usist
ard md hriu There la 60 need fnf
anyone 60 DO rnsarressfuf tfer adtir~
removes nl ffaahie Hhs ruarartees
eafisfarfiun 30 rn charge tier readings
are sfrirtiY rntfidsntiai Call and con.
suif haf ff-s Room = F1Rftrun Widr .
ifis WsstiakS Nffirn huufs 10 a IA
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
BIG RUSH TO GRAB
ENGLAND WAR LOAN

LONDON. Jan. 12.--The Bank OF
England. hallowed by decades OF
precedent. smashed all tradition By
opening its doors before ? o'cloaA
In response TO demands OF eager
throngs outside.
The crowds were the respondents
10 the governments appeal for
subscriptions TO the win the war
loan Hundreds OF thousands Of
copies OF the prospects on the loan
were issued. and the crowds were
thick all morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
PUBLIC MARKETS
rINI STREET

sionrs FcrFns0ns marnAiad@. 1sr.
lars o., Heirr sweet pickles. itc. large
can - tomatoes. ice. extra choice pickles
loo Jar stall -. salt RISING tread. Toe
loaf stall ~. peanut batter rec 10 !.
creamery butter, ACC o. stan
70. olives zoe pt cottage cheese Ice 10.
stalls gi.zo. herring. for Csc. dni
pickles ibc dor stall g. potatoes. Irs
roe stall 2. oranges loc doEs applies.
ace doa g. a l.. market hamburger
ace DO pot roast Toe 60 1850 lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
PRICE OF MONKEYS
LATEST TO GO UP

WAulNGTON. n. c.. Jan. ~
Like food. white paper and shoe
prices. the cost of monkeys has
gone up. and It is also disclosed that
pathological experiments being CON
Quoted by the public health service
are in danger of being seriously
hampered by scarcity OF available
simians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12

4 room MASS OrrOHTt SHY
WE CAN PROVE TO YOU salts
FACTION
10 acres Of very rich. level land mot
gravel. hut soil from 20 o. feet deep.
running water. n = u ON main hiEn-
way Just miles from uaWinills bank
hotcl etc on main land. and oni1 20
minutes ride from our office
rRiCE Sto0
TERMS TO StIT NOIR MEANS
Au ws asR 81 AN opportunity % proNlue
a~e this in our auto froc
AASTN a -ENTON 60.
1870 First Ave Elliott t1fT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
nicvrtF SUPPLIES

Wr 30 coon wonR-a y HART
80 test FOURTH Phone Main US
~-~~&~-~~~.~~e~~sNr
~na-rCt DAMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12

Women. use your credit Open n
charge account will give you
credit and will make II easy for You
TO outfit yourself IN anything you
NAV need In Hair Goods You can
pay on easy terms.
Try our Hair Restorcr for
blearhsd. dyed. gray and faded hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
SAILED FROM SEATTLE

Jan. 10. ss President. for San
Diego. via Victoria. b. C.. and San
Francisco. at II a. m Alameda.
for Southwestern via Southeastern
Alaskan ports. at 1880 n. m. Ia.
coma Maru. for Hongkong. via
ports. at 1880 a. m: L. $. :. TruX.
ton. from Puget Sound Navy Yard.
at 1890 a. m. Jan. II. SIS Unkai
Maru No 2, for bombay. via Ma
naimo. Il. c.. and Portland. Ore. at
Ans p m: Northwestern, for Ia
coma. at 6 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
Sot rH END

Pos roast &c ~ roast vnai. iar ihs
CSC ibs sugar. with ~ order. 81 patent
flour. tgi0 safk sultana rairtns Tee 20
local ranch errs g dor Ttc. fine cream
rrr butter ihs 1sc- io-lh can karo
sYrup. t1c: Grape SUITS i-c pkg layer
cake soc each. iuntn cake gee each
rtuffed olives go 81 ori pickles. -pe
% smells &C. 90 herring los Csc.
uuiorE tr De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
TODAYS VESSEL
MOVEMENTS here
ARRIVED AT SEATTLE

Jan l2. IS Queen. from San Fran
cisco. az 2:20 a. m; barge William
H. Smith. from san Francisco. in
tow OF tug Hercules. at 80 a. m.
Jan II. So Dolphin. from Southeast
ern Alaska. at 1880 y. m. North.
western, from San Francisco. at
1890 p. m. barge Acapulco. from
San Francisco. in tow OF tug Ia
toosh. at 9 p. m: Morning Star.
from Vancouver. b. c., at 2:30 p.
m: L. $. : TruXton. from Puget
Sound Navy Yard. at 3 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
11l6f~.cffiRsIIl, ! q 'xN6 0G2eAGN6e

GROOM HOUSE cptt%Et LOT foR
i.s00 salo or trad" 40 tei5 Third
e. " Phone Ballard fCia
esNgNe~NagNf~-NfsFere fNgafNfN-sT>~
al ACREAGE FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
Rheumatism

Asthma, Deafness, ca
tnrrh. Ton>iiitIs, Bron-
Chitis. stomach, Kidney
Bladder Disorders and
some cases OF Kindness
quickly respond 60 my
treatment Consultation
free DIR. Macy. 2o3 En-
Ter Bldg, Sllis eud ave.
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MADAM CEALEY


fltNE&nf.fNfar ANp MEDIUM
ine whN - gifted win pawrf sn tell you
anFtbipE rrp d~uirs o. anne fine docs
nni teN tn favor rou hut aites irua 81 &.
rirn nu aN Important affairs - life
She tells thr tfast. prrarnt ard fstufa.
hdtises in hueinrss sra family Affairs
rnattahip ana marriage tolls fhe naur
q ypur f4igre husband ~ effs ard
hos 90 aln thr our 2uu love tflls shat
business 300 are adapted fnF absn 60
speculate and ahrra 60 locate sn1 hHu
20 30 sp9fcsafai in iifa and aariH au
ffpuhIr. In ftFf an3fninF that pfffatHr
fH Ynur welfare ar hsHIlrsss ~ hasfns 80
tfnnsarfinrs ~ auF kirf CansHff th.a
wurarrf1i iatf Urr Hdrlra afff re-
move ai utstasirH The fnadan nae
lutt arrived ir seattle Readings sfFists
lY runNdrnfial Satisfaction raafaH.
TOO SPECIAL readings this seek saf
Nurrts iiofrt Naotn O. 1880 THIRD. hs-
tween Talon and Pike Hours fa
fa 30 o m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
POULTRY FOR SALE
LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANrED--mAlE

The Chinese
we're the first
eople in tho
world TO have a
God knowledge
Z the printing
Industry and to
lake gunpow
Ter. Then fol
owed the study
Z human life
! y 4 diseases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
FACTORY HAIR STORE

I fhl fifai Affss
iirinK ln or
mail tia your
cur hair or
ConlhiuER We
III an facture
everything that
is worn in hair
goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12

2g-ApARTmENTs. uNFUR.
,,-aus,ness OPPORTUNITIES

yt.feE SMALL rhrtr FruHF NiCt
location cheap rerf H1a1 WING Tor
asaa Hr aafuau Oun~r uusi ~ aHaP
WIu seu far yuar rris" lnAN"-
..ttsteIr So aesrta Address a .ift.
star
auoernY aroHE skruFirb oW S.
81 must leave 81 once Slice. clean
stack rne location living rooms anI
farnltafr rent only titth iiep eAHh
fsr all see 0sn@r if.f Aurora ave
FuH SALE .HEsTAtEAST ~ W.
rrau. Alaska. good location -" h'f
Wishes fa leave. price 81 800 Noo'''
A. q uss tps Juneau Alaska
.,,,.ar te.rDoW MOTEL IN STATE
s,,.rlste1. trfn,s tiax sss Aar1ufilio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
4 FFHsItf snap
10 ACbi~ 81 oooD. iINII INNn
All IpH ssEs

4 FFHsIsr >NAr
10 ACbi~ 81 oooD. iINII INNn
All toH ssrs
sis cAru AND - MONTHLY
trfF hardf 90 seattle sHa Tacoma -.
rtrf fare. finest lind - .ail. easily
CLEARED ven level. Fuad rafer ard
fnads delivery from stores. % 3 u
nnd phone cream aaa esq route school
ana sautuiti clnsa hy
t.fr ~ot M FARMS co. COS Third
70 ACRES
~ YOU vHni 70 acres for ttea or 3 Aer-,
Tor tstt- Cot thIs hut ard call A.
nfnc~ Good farm land southeast ~
Hsrsnn near railroad FBud roads
spirndif snl and very cheap. small
payments HOLMES A ttAHtNu. $50
tmrife udr Hsrund snd Madisoa
II Acres at Clear Lake
Containing nsu npam cottage. close 60
tnur l'rtrc $780, iraa cash takes
&C. balance $50 mnnthir Lots - uorR
o. Clear Like far iImbefmen. iosFrr.
ara general wnrh
% q rErEHs- aie colur,biu ~
o>it Oh IHhtr mn
- tho last in whole plat. acres FOR
$50 l-s aset one toa aud on
u1aln county raaa
CtnToRp VAN ARSD.II. lac.
leif Tairt tte iai Washington st
FoH DETAILS oS LANDS
Handy 90 oar miiis ard camps
write of see q u MEiKLEIOHS.
MAJ. Land Dept 1904 O.. 9 smith HidF
SEATTLE WASH
You deal with uH 3 root
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
on, oNI TRACT LIrT
its thc lasf in "a uhole plat. 8 acres FOR
fiio lie Ennh one. too. and on
main cuuntF ruaa
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
FOR SAlE-HOUSES


HOME FOR ST. Geo
Near ballard North car and Ballard hiEh
school very good house OF g rooms and
b0.fnot lot easy terms, very good
nciEhburhood HOLMES & HARfNG.
Empire bids. SECOND and Madison
HEAT THusT GROOM. MOpFRN.
near school and ear. small lot. Column
hia district $3.50, $50 down. $40 per
month. Address A-lG5. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
IMPROVED RANCH
IorsE, oITBJiIDI>GS. S1gS

Good comfortable house. also
chicken house fruit trees and
berries set out last year. land
lies level. very good soil over an
acre in garden inHt year. balance
IVA paEtut" This property iH
cleared and fenced. good water
located iu good district close 90
graded school ami storcH, only
40 mlnutoa from iikr o. VIII
take 500 ctph. $3.50 monthly.
Call at goa Sow YORK BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-12
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

utta urupt.h HfUlTf tflsI Mt~.
tsf-- Hfrrirs rarstaf f13aI esd Hun
tae rrerinet CensuItafIHna laiif
itrfrf utree tt-t FnFi 600 hii"if
sia
ts,srrus MEDIUM ttAH riurtEf
vs.trs.aa4 and rrifaf niEhts na
rraffass tauY rtu af itit Seventh
rHF
gAHn niAutes it"nM ieot %
f1rst ats roft Hotel
MADAM t-itAWi0r-rr rAtHfsr SAT
infection ruafarf-s4 itH7m q itar
frsfns Uafsi Maaisnn 81. nrsr FSf.
srth ave
MADAM tArifSt . rf-AiHturANr
go trance nl-diurn WeadirGs Easrsn-
49, ftt Olive Nsin tift
WrtrS uicE nrRi.EiuIf -cfHCf.U3
Haraav rurssfav Trt3af sFruinSs ron
sui,siians daily ittt tfh go feom sit
rtII. Card NEAutNn. 20 CENT
riasa He,si raurh So tge,a - -
2s-kpARTmENrs. FURNISHED
ATTENTION. -ArAUr.
tssns baualuE. vita steam bot aisr.
urht has aluEi~ fnafHs Tor sinGi" men,
1909 month. rlrNn linen. spvm care.
ETC. Included Apartments " % ~
meuth rialls l,ecc j,,,-sc,,, IT,
2s-APARTmENTs. uNFUR.
MOONS ANp nArii if'e SIXTH
ave. near rnion. close ln. saves car
fsfr Qae~n Arrr ttf
81 AAWttENCE-rs 49, A"pHh"
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M> few ieraons - expert lady
and man teachers. stage
"a CARROt.L'S 4 PIKE
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HGPFINE LtEs Is MARRIED. ttFE
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