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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04

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:ENERAL STRIKE PLANS GOING AHEAD

FULL Leased Wire of the United
! Press Association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
.6BR A[KS[RsHIP N
LEAGUE NOT PERMANENT
Reservation Adopted Bv the
Senate Exc1adcs the Fress-
6tnt Frcn Acting In
Matter

N'asArun. Nrs Ts VI hf AH@fe
sta4ss cHFcr~ 4na iaanf - nsiasns 81
p'sa aEoa Ar a4 t~tf ta ns
wa az the imt S'4 w hsef y.
alcihf. tlarenh ihsatF n nesfr LIVES p
rumgrrs a. eaVs nos}ac ~ @irlaes9saal
The 9res aert ~ shf aca StRfet
wssl hnre noshnr qhsa so de with
tt rms Is she unanirs - M Sac
nnd vtsessgsas se Ae greatly waE q
hs aenare nfecS - io'lews
~Ehe Tuf~6 S,ses - nratri tanas
an6 cona erifs shar 'in case
us n1ire * wae-s wsa rs1 fh4
saenf as aa s. ss~ariHea n $50
arvstse ss.e zsRaa Ssa.es shel af
the anas 3aacr rs so whsho- aa as
International nt1scns and E- s
Ch.4ges5gns Efder fhe eerksnAli
Asre benn sp3aE aRd nari gk wiih-
a~axaI a. sSf Ts6 Ss nrr Is
eran ~ aan '~ani ss avs~r q
me rsanrsV cs tw 1nstea States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

Tesla. fhe great slegt-1aian wire
dssuranrel lhe Alternating nu1ssni iF
walrh W. rAn penetrate grnas ass-
aances, ahinks ihs tims is cominS when
we mAv nv usah. mikes nhaTe ite
earsh 81 3 speed 1T ine antles aT non
Tn.ss Is nb eusss wiet lhe lnvanssr, Il
81 4he rnsuN oI t.lost calculation 5a
naehm mathematics fas hslieve =
wfn fhsn be possible 1r nusiness
auar IN Ntw York Slrv ta sVea inlo q
ha1nfriaally scaled satsa fnse4age 81
Z 80 p m Ene raarh MS hutel II. lae1~
01n 3 hours lastg IN ims fur a'nnAr-
~ Nc allle spre1lg ap cfnss iA's Alr
xs.enn III 4li1nnf plane VIA be needed
aAas cAn riHs hhave fhf storm lIuH
sna nSr became waHther -honn1
were The nriHtuls WHO renHnslr flew
agrass
Samuel Y Mnn Il 1bf Ahr9 Eanh o.
America etlstVes q VII hs possible ~
slv Hs nien alsgve ilne nn-rh IS ~ ot
n nlles in VI rrafs speMalsv aassrHad
rot alsh f}rmE F'hs w1u rarurt 81
marhins filpi Will wask IN sutt hieh-
9y rgrisioS af Rne v~1s1as essrtA n
nmaun, 81 nxvsen for rsxiraa ass Fua
passengers laewSss warmth NJ EN-
a,s'Nsur4 much hs.irw zern u Mss h..sf
discovered h9a 41s evfaw h0h shsg a.
nsrelF lhf s~ssurc rs diminished
ane-hhE gwuna per square INCH AT
navigation sa aitah Kl1gudes undnnb 8
,etsly would result IN high increase q.
snand
ssasstnser@ anE pinot wnuid asve gf
NE enairefv eTssiasaa snsi az Ri en~ai
diver as enriosed g'hF human hoaF
rs adjusted 10 an nj Jnessurs at IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
pbDiiLARD
TCESDAx. NsNEW5Es -,
AThE Mh4TE ATrs-f 3. Y


L M'hnas arnSns hnx~ weer duels 81
sne A.sr
Rns dura a; fnn ha.nom ~ shs
WAS a sg8ae which nc nnr 5r Lh world
had Witnessed VI txi~eed unlr IL dhe
wsnnersu4 isnariustion m AlaurkrS
RDas1seHs ahe greaz nsueinn sarTars
praEuraf
New millions 20 4iseartreeess mAx
wasw 1ts& 1linIlin@ @rsaaes fM WI
T0nrneur mrs nu7 an1o eslxn ysssm -
has LATEST Pnrarounn trrrra11 STsacial
pirture THE Nshlse 4sa aaa tsssr av wAs
anken az the b0rur of zhs PprEiiS
ocfHr llr ramrs1nen 4nsiae 1hn nswls'-
lnwen1ed WElaiams0n gusgnaAs lnc 1ae-
TRrnTus
wghAs IL 3RSi 1nt ae ulassv srmor
q dnar.r bsis og assx,E II sais rcdnc-
zinn. v-hafsh establishes bewanH Cne
4inn the I'M sf1IAfse1a rsa3nfnasur D'
Mr. Tm-npur a. E1oancsr ~ mas
sipe pictures TShf dSaTIaasc sarT Is
hasf6 on sfs piay xa tAfsc@ Ra8usaa
and Henri MRnihnT. which -ss1 Wa
enormous suceess ~ Fhf l5-gsT 4saftk
rheRexr in l4gn6nr The Same lav
ishness tn he arnic tf,estss. tne Sa-rs
puaafer os rast and Hhe Same Rr'lis:vv
In production Thar gshh-Rc srizssd 71lss
Haeg1afs cfhw Ssrnous s7icfa-t
Sporting Life
NJ vBIr- ireaw is weak arr ccnf
Otherwise he sure sa see 4has s11isgaHe
gih9sNrslrT
pf1anA NATURAL ealnr9
Literary Ioi-esr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
A MESSAGE TO --E h51LE y
AID

Fnaew KAenav Fas SlvF HRicR rrla@'
frur Eifney e. laaaasr sraua,ies tha'
have np reached eAraric 81 a'ac
sage rafv ssflr hladarr IRREGULAR
ties. Strengthen ths fiGness and 1s'fe
wv me Evr Esal surfer whsr ~f.ifs
can De- aaa6 Ger ria q haeksrhe.
lanenass. rheumatic naAsss an1 siili
3airss. SMd EefTv bore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
THl~ III aR w HIFTfD
THE Nf-gH tNit NJ Isl "a, !

Twa a4n1n~S j. motor c1T on 3
raasz Manas naad u Cal-fAnia roara-
ID y cnrnHg suddenly rae ptae' Gay
alla came gaoe sa tacs vlth hl1
hsvwr l,aAr lnsrena ~ aEat5ue nul fi
me rSiaa Mf Da1r g.GhpeE be lisa
t44r and showed sS 0nwn 1ne 1an6 ~
anplht- party IT hunters haars esrne
along a as pag1agnisx mameu' Ano
Khm tire bHssr he misfs hast owned q
Tliyv4r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

MhaA Nnm ctg Ep ntih hpA ~~sf gl
yuur moata. nnli sircd senAnr, no
ro,fsh snr foof and nrf cpusi4Jasc I'd,
ysm mar kncw raHms ven nccd n dnst
'ns Cnarnnariaans T'nh,rfs Tney nas
onls cAuSe an asycesAsar movement ~
sht bcreas mn clnanss and inrirora*s
ths so1nsch and improve sasf dises~
tran
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
HOW WE GOT HERE

lsarrshnr ss nBw ST5 10 sht2 q Thou
SAND arzsnss s4s yur ago. a yra'
Mesce shr wards rnag at selling euln'
ber ailse r.sheur. wha irnrwss
II as afmafned the nalis are mht IN
t-an sa1 ao Ss AA Thousand ahrP ,
rcsa rrwfh sca Il gDr were 70 ssst
q rnT9 mnn ahums hss fancy prsreS, ~
psasad aaubs1ess rcmr hars Win 'a3pS
anrur shpes. rsosaIlnE, or, trsat'hntls
Is aoinr X"
Thas Is wNh Il fsc nnnticr Win n'
ana tins ww hAwH rnrnc 70 ihs 3unpr
snr on aAacsE klihprrt shrnnr hns
ne ssotas9s. 1nHfv M us hape hsccms
W money rrszy we arr irving so r~'
eur asanas IN RI shsrr u, whae fist
rest rF ns are 4rrine "a hvt n.y. ~ ahs
'ssncy prices with worn and nafst''-
I'd wa nnts ahA1 went sfretch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
BERGER SOCIALIST. Il
kftkFD OFT or CONGRESS

hnFAoEes Ut sne loeGa pnstofflce are
a1pecelng an unusual aosdav rnsh
s6ine % Eae REASONS a61Ancea are.
Esd II TIE war ard declaration of
paaes expected soun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
Protect Yourself
Against the "F1u"

~n rrr- has heen discovered sn-
.ht dreaded, ansidiuns Spanish IT,
1anrnza, and rnallg ID 1hs rnass p-onli-
Drrr doctors fear IN epidemic 81 the
91u' during ths coming 1au and
wirre- months rs had, Il nns worse,
tisr last E11Iter
Thsa '.flu' il very contagious has
hren nrovrc ranrlusirrlr. T'hr Aan-
sas Stare Board ii Heath has decided
ra lsala1t all Flu susperts il III en-
xis1nr ncrE-x 1flls 5aN ant WINTER
znd mary u-her stares art ge--lne
ready a0 iiEhl the Elm"
The .E1r- il nrc amy dangerous II
lie au~s-S 1hs Illness prrinG htu II
ssa1 sr ts2wr Che rrl-lrt bocv weak
ans <nerrateds -ht tread swrrns. ths
-rervuns system iE afrrrrd anE ire
Cucrtlr J. arrrrs the heart. kidneys
and a-hr- organs III me bact- T'ht
after rfer-s' are tiffer wnTse -har
rhe disease lrsrsf, and hundreds r.
thousands OF psanle are srin ssriiug
-ns weakening, cnr-varinr ef-r-s
zrary months E9re- they hst 9lr
There is a-liv uns WY uf sale
guarding vnu-srH agninss the <isnr--'
ct xhs 'fiu' cnnsarBan ant ta -oprr.
cannt the '.zfrrr eficrss"
Influenza Is germ disease <ha.
xferrs the hload ant ppisuns Il. az
secrInE rvr-y rl-1 E1 the body
Without rwvrer yur Ezrnrr 1--we
CxrTcn Is -st il.t girsr. the heath
r'ss1arrr. III there rs nuf = sufncierr
Euupfy Of rrwiraiizIuE, germ de.
Es-pvirr oxygen IN the blond. i IN,
red hiuod rsIsk are MOI rirr IN ron
and Ia. rrIi-ssllts thar rhs cells uf 1hl
bnGy rnNst have ~ maintain healri
a-sE strength. then the nion1 Is mn
aisie IL resist asisrasr and the bod,
hrcarnes sirk
Pure, hfaf-f,v flrod, rirzif-ed vsi-i
oxygen, -srh n irun (WHICH draws
nwrg-r iflta the hlaod T-ur che Hi il
the funEs, sns- like nlaEnrt d-awl
ftctle and supplied witt the crli-ssitl
ftsaf nnurish anf -rhrild rht rrlis ~
che boar. vii resist disease. drsr-1,
disease germs. hssrn M rfsr impurities
Guc eliminate Them fr1rr tie system
Crzyss Drng stmx. The R.exa
Guthrie,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

Queen MRna Gf NORWAY car cls-am
rn M ahe 9irs woman gsliot o. 1lv~
Inc lpna1
While ia 1she All Oh d 9llSh oyer S1-l
Francisco 84asm "a EDWARD A5lGart
v-rsss q news ag'er saDIv 81 llit Ilisisi
ard his experiences. dropping il on fhs
hu4aane q lhe san lT1nelsab Casl
The saorK was sairiked u and PUBLISH
I'd sn ihe tsaI wl4lt ant 1anrs wins
pt IN tht al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

Eruia. the remarkable fn-1nris die
covered bv L>-. 4 l. REFUSING. m
r.-rases -he arnuum nj oxygen m tine
blood, rapidly increases the rIunhe-
Il rel blood cells an1 supplies .ns
irar and csll-sairs Efa. nature requires
10 nsaIr1rafr health ant rebuild the
cells -iligt -ft Gal.y work rsz1x town-
5eal-fr binod makes . healthy
nauy. ano fSrola makes the iiiono
healthy There's ort ii is u1isy sensible
to keep voIu blood healthy, r1taIsze6
with uxygrr. I-un and reIl-salts. M.
oniy 11 prevent Fir" rnutarspr., hut ID
restore your strength Z won are suf-
7erinE Trum 's5trf Hferts' I'd Fla
Keuia rrrIgisrs the iiooi and sends
Through 1fst rrzIrt hndv stream xsi
RICH, healthy RED flann. 1has rrrisxs-
tres every eel ~ the nerves. TISSUES.
iIra1n and bones i makes healthy
hlna1 1ha- rlsatnes WIN H. rrgsgt u,s-
ease, rcnrwx the wD-r uir tissues.
1nues M The hear and nervous Ess-
TEN Er1 RESTORES health anE wfrasrrv.
/ II vou are thin. rundown ant frei
LSItl l1A4 Lllt LI1Ittg AZ 11L lENE B-zkG~
aches. fsarisarhc DIZZINESS Fs- suffer
from pans II WIT are pale an6 s1nsr-
iul1, nervous. restless strenirss or are
suffering from wsaf-nrEs Or loss NJ
strength and sne-gy Try 4 ,,srkags III
MrrsI1. the remarkable discovery nj
I Dr frrEirE. tnat E1ves renewed
strength ann energy. r-vIraIizcx Inc
biaod with fs4r-EfrinE urrErn. and
In, l-ur and reli-salss thar ypur hood
ninSf have 70 rrs1n-e and MAINTAIN
hEaiEh. rlgor Enr vitality.
Reair Is slid under III. Positive
Esua-anrre 1smz II II dnrs mn hr,r
vor sncrease rpIir strength, sInd rrasr
ygr frti hrt1rr than v1u have snr
wears. rur- mnnry viii bs rctlrrnr1
Rralp is MT expensive The park-
arr u 100 -zls1ri-ss -anirfz. ssffisrieris
Ecr twn weeks. only COSTS S1.la
8EsIO Is slid in------.-----.-.-
llN s4-4...4 .--..4.
Licensed Lsistr,ifrfTnr 5rr the DR. a
l. RrusIng l-ahu-x1prirs. Akru1
CEflla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

Prosperity ~ me entire naison. and
especially the working classes.
Strikes of The express ernployes and
failure of the express companies to
handle the xnsnme os business
Eernrn of ee-oens letter rate and J.
cent postcard rate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

p3esws u.rsA whe na5 w9 ke1 Fof
as wears n annerv ai Gp Ne wA-
uaf ans n han atrsna A 7a0 re-
Gently. a1A haa fH x sn-rea 81 ~7fs
ar Annhss sarsnew whan hF MSS
rnnnh, sn s. hs~s AYaE 2rs@sa1 sHsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

IL M y fJtIIfAtftt&Ai A4fiitfNtt
ssct. R0N2r
'Ish Hsg," is Sntd 7as reHaT~AFi et7
orav really xuccfssful gstam vf-
rnaiae Hn svanslass 7o nhe Htrefn De
r0rl1sieie sfsrv E d rneha7ra u1sa-
aase ''es7ilss.- rsrsien Hnusitia2 essuFs
lsit For t~nu SHIT s0 esnisn 'Aah.
Rfx" Is lus sssRe yiIsserair rs
9nurass ~ -ssrnvnlrfrr auaiu-afss. Eaicbs
sisnatians. yss Hnain8a4rlnc the raniHn-
tx x'ufy rs chr 1rtrIsa musica9 svnn-
ear Esrnnn,ainn.
The film w.rsiar sss 't1h H =
the Ssare rR--sian TiruHz@f FiSs as
+ vHr.fa inns rnade NsIIr 1bnse wi4sef
wsyra ssYsulr1esg rrressar~ and anr
I dHrs 10 the tran slaz1Br ff'fsrn s1ae< 80
+ ssr.~nen. AT ut ahe vii agUinas and
farce --nrneffw pC the rsaalat ratnt-
s5,r has a,ssen rc1HfDnd I'm nF lsfH
tesssssrIeafigsrA, hTwimeuFptl ars ths far
shni whereas ain4 stnee yiay v'as SsFr
fined ~ TWO ersanes priiv sf1e ''asssitF
sanYa. xis tine EinHran E9asTwTsh fss J'sy
rlaf4e6 wealth III anarr fserf SET
tnrs.
g'wD refa smiling Eil Parsons cnrn-
adv--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
NE SHALL FLY 1000 MILES AN HOUR BY A
WIRELESS DRIVEN AIRPLANE. SAYS TESLA

,unnls au sHuE-e incsh y fhn iief-
sitrs wsrt reanced annui polatss as
h wsnld he as 8 hesntl a ; niies ant
a. sylt sseed o0uid lhe 1bpt mlios al
hraT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

~Orr there inc Red Cross sanad fa'
sun Over here r stands fur 3sfe--
and aaalsh. Join sAt Eea Gross, No
vt1nbar z sn 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
:
WATCH
THE BIG 4

Sxor7nra- .E1--T1s-7e g. f5As--.- LEvs-
Eesr the vital organs healthy nv
regularly taking ne world S stand
nt5 remedy DIR Kidney, arvs-.
Bladder and l-i- ACID e-ou hles-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
NEGLECTED CiTARRH

ENpooca NoG - wore $<r1ru4 aNcuofs
Espcciai1y NoW
n a,wRys asteczx rorr sinnAsf nf-
rHnrsx vuur general hnA3fh and w
1mrair'inr ycnr del5rs1e hung TISSUES
MRS dtSgsiup ansa consumption,
Al rgmex won FIND u hard 10 hr~aths
THROUGH vsur no@c. and so frehahs
shruugh ~nur mUuih. and bf'eashiras
rhss wAr ss aawTpS nah
Tsatsrrh Is q constitutional hirehsa
r~eaEas aggravated fv suddbn changes
x.s wsnnRlhsr. and esgseciaIls Troublesome
aa shis season
Hned,s SarsanmrLssa has given y
rnnch satisfaction II sfe srasrrnnfi q
r.a1Hrr'h. wnn are urged 70 give lhN
ra,r tAma1r Hneficlnr a trial
II yrn need 4 catharrie cr lESn'svf
Mnnd's PSlls-voE wei like tlft1n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

p E~ 4 MM @ r xEM aax EKExxxxxExx
M W. ~ srrrsrrs Pres a. D. se<y-Treas =
e TIE OKLAHOMA MORTGAGE TRUST x
whE In "a v
X
we mnsn
f1gas W. Ushnna suhsr Otz Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
WEDNESDAY, NCNENEES n
false ENHCENc e"

MEENE S5IY, NCNENEES n
FALSE EVIDENCE
Sea -u-lnc
Ntrla Gzns
Enough said-ynu know j. Is rapG
4oS- IN SocaETs.r
featuring
ti Jennings
in aass mos aaainr and spcHacu a.
hOlaEr known
Christie 0Dlnely-
SEA S3SEhSr
THURSDAY. NcNENEEs j.
1Ent Caprice
a.E
C~eirfs-rn Aais
II fhe 'FTs1rusicE3 f'gSrnnflN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

crzys Drug Stare The Esxan stus lBs W oklahnna Arr
GufhriH Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

Turkish hpahs are unknown % me
Turk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11

III 7lI-a. -
licensed Distr,itrfTnr 5ur the DR. a
J. Refusing Lahu-xrprIrS. Akrns
China
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-11
GOLD MEDAL
sNkRLEMoN !!!!!!:l:.!o

Tn. Nsnunal Rerneev o; Holland fuF
En-gr1arirs and enaurssd frr pusen N'ilhal-
NINA At all druggists, 1slrrs ssaes
1pps sn- sis. name csoss N-nui nm c~e- sus
n1za Anarua pr suafiEssn1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
GUILroRD.

The town auditors met Mt Emery
Evans'S Wednesday,
Mrs. r. y. Fairbanks, who has been
III the past two weeks. is gaining.
Fred Weatherhead of Springfield
(Vt.) was in town Monday to see his
brother, Jesse, who is suffering from a
growth on his chin, upon which an opcr-
alton has been performed.
Gladys Newcomb, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Newcomb. was
taken ia the Melrose hospital and oper.
ated upon for appendicitis by Dr. r.
r. Lynch Tuesday evening.
Miss Marie Edwards, who is teaching
in the Fairbanks district, was taken i'll
last week and went to her home in Sax.
tons River Saturday evening lie,
mother came for her by automobile.
Tho handsome colt belonging to Fred
| II. Coombs and which was badly in,
jured when hit by an automobile scv.
eral weeks ago, was killed this week
as ii did not improve from the injury
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
WEST GUILFoRD.

Charles Cox is. still confined 10 the
home by illness.
Miss Ruby Phelps is in Willamsville
working for Mrs. Wallace Buffum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas moved
last week to West Brattleboro, taking
rooms at George Allen s.
w. y. Warren had - barrels of
boiled cider taken to the depot in Brat
lcboro Thursday for shipment.
Miss Maria Thurher, whose shoulder
was dslocated by fan, has had the
splints removed, She is gaining slowly.
The funeral of Calvin Coleman was
held in the church Monday, Rev. w,
II. Bishop officiating. The bearers were
his two sons, Sidney and Emerson Cole
man and two brothers, Charles aud Ru-
fus Coleman. Homer Thomas sang two
selections. Mr.. Coleman had lived in
| this place more than 80 years. lie
leaves his two sons, Emerson of Wor-
cester and Sidney of this place, and
three brothers, Charles of Montpelier,
Rufus of Tcmpleton and Sumner of
West Brattlehoro, also several grand.
children. fle was married three times
and his three wives have died. The bur
al took place in the family lot in the
church cemetery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
VERNON.

G. W. Smith has Il new Chevrolet tour
ing car.
A. Lee Barnes, who has been i'll with
tonsilitis, is recovering.
Mrs. Harry burlington is spending a
few days with her husband in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Edward Frost and daughter, Mary,
Of West Boylston Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Julia Frost.
Merle Whitney OF Guilford is working
at the Miller farm operating a large truck
used III harvesting ice.
Miss Mabel Stewart went Thursday
evening to Bellows Falls to attend the
teachers meeting and to spend the week
end at her home
Members of the Red Cross are urged to
be present Wednesday to sew, as there is
Il quantity Of material TO be made into
garments. Each woman is asked to carry
her lunch.
Editor and ex-senator o. Il. Washbrrn
Of Keene slipped on the ice and fell heay-
lily breaking his left hip, and was taken to
the Elliott hospital He is a brother OF
Mrs. Fred II. Stone OF this place.
Mrs Harry Amsden returned Saturday
from Jamaica, where she had been several
weeks caring for her father, NJ. II. Willis.
who died last week. She was accompanied
| by her mother, Mrs. Willis, who will re-
main with her this winter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
NOMINEES FAIL TO WIN.
w. j. Wright, Clerk and Treasurer
John L. Dunnell Selectman.

Interest in town meeting Monday
conferred around the election OF town clerk
and treasurer, scectman and member OF
the school committee, and the canvassing
by the aspnants to the different offices
made the meeting one of the livelicst oc-
casions in recent years
Dr. A. y. Thompson was the nominee
for the Office of clerk and treasurer in
opposition to Warren j. Wright, who has
performed those duties efficiently the past
80 years and who was not re-nominated
at the caucus. Mr. Wright took out in
dependent papers, however, and received
l40 votes against Il for DR.. Thompson
ior clerk and by vote of IA to y he
was chosen treasurer Independent pa
pcrs also were taken out by John J.. Dun
nell for selectman, and he had Leonard
r. Smith, the caucus nominee, as his op-
poncnt. Mr. Dunnel was elected by l3l
votes against l0l for Smith The closest
contest was that for member of school
committee, Harry NJ Haskell being de-
feated by Professor Frank l.. Duley, who
has served in that capacity several years
The vote was: Prof. Dulcy, llS, Mr.. Has
Lcll, ll3.
Among the appropriations were;
Schools, $llO5O; highways and bridges,
$500; contingent, $500, and various
smaller amounts. The gift OF Edward D
Priest, who pledged 81 900 toward the Mp
keep Of the West Mortified cemetery
provided the citizens would rcise an equl
amount, was accepted. 1t also was voted
In discontinue the free use oil he hcarsc
it having been the custom many years
ion the town to pay for the use Of tho
h,arsc at all funerals.
During the period of electors these
Yen, were chosen: Moderator. Charles
l.. Robbins; clerl; and treas, Warren j.
Wright; tay collector, l.. O. Clapp; Sc
lcctmen, card of health and overseers
OF the poor, IL. II. Cro7ier, e. L. Tcnney
and Iohn l.. Dunncll; assessor for tlneo
years, Charles f.. Leach: library trustees
Dir. y. p Wood, Rev. G.. j.. Thompson
school committee, Prof F. l.. Duley: tree
warden, Arnold Holton; cemetery com
missioner, Clifford I. IIolton; constables,
Fred W. Doanc, 4. O. Howard, l.. C.
Clapp; Franklin county bureau director
+. w. Doanc.
The question OF whether the town should
issue liquor licenses came before the vo
tors with the result that 1915 were against
granting license while but % voted for it
The numerous appropriations were divi
ded as follows: Schools, $4,000, with
special appropriations of 800 for repairs
on the West Northticld schoolhousc, $500
for repairs on the Northfcld Farms school
house and so for school doctor: public
library. S3OO; highways and bridges, 49,,
800, with special appropriations of $500 for
renairs on Highland avenue, $50 for re-
pairs on Min Brook bridge. $3.50 to be
expended on the Gulf road, 500 for cut
tin" brnsh $500 for new sidewalk on War.
wick avenue, and $1,000 for oiing and
shrinking the streets; town debt, 1910;
Memorial day. $50: contingent. $500;
tree warden, $50; farm bureau, 500; fire
DEPARTMENT. $3.50. The town also voted
to repair tho A. NJ ID. Alexander proper
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
WEST NoRTHFIELD, MASS.

II. F.. Bufium has sold his Ford car and
bought Hudson.
y. H. Mack and family were in Cam
bridge, VT, over Sunday with relatives.
George Bcauregard has returned home
and is working in Greenfield Tor the pres
ent
George i. Tyler is expected to preach
here sunday at lO.45 in the Advent Chris
tian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.. Rowland have been
visiting his parents in the northern part
of the state few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer HavercroIt at
tended the funeral Of his sisters little
girl Wednesday in Athol.
Miss NJ. Grace Corsc was home last
wccl, but went Thursday to her wors
as telegraph operator in North Wilb0
ham, Mass.
Charles Drowning of Putnam, Conn.
| spent the weekend with his wife. who i
| i'll at the home OF her sister, Mrs. vii
liam billiard.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
SOUTH VERNON.
Fire Thought to be rneendiarx.

Fire, thought TO be of inccndiary origin
destroyed the barn, outbuildings and live
stock of i. w. Stoddard early Sunday
! morning. The loss is from $1,000 to $1,000
and there is Il small amount of insurance
Mr.. Stoddard was awakened by an un.
usual noise about o'clock in the morn.
ing, but failed to see anything unusual
when he arose to investigate. Shortly
after he had returned to bed bright
light shone in the bedroom and when
he looked out the window he saw flames
bursting from the barn. He summoned
help by telephone, but before the neigh.
bors arrived the barn was destroyed to.
gether with a horse, two cows, calf
hens, turkeys and farming tools. A pig
that was thought to have been burned
was discovered in the pasture in tho
morning.
The fire department of Mortified came
with cxtingushers and together with
neighbors saved the house from burning
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
GUILFORD CENTER.

/. Following is the Grange program for
Saturday, Feb. 8: Song by choif. Reel
tation, Floyd Franklin. Song in charge
of Mrs. Beals. Reading, Mary La Claire
Grange Journal. b. A. Whittemore and
c. X. Farnum. Song, Herbert and Louis
Quinn. Reading, Fred Coombs. Reeita
ton, Clarence Thomas. Charades In
charge of Mrs. l.. A. Quinn. Question
Do YOU know of better location IL
the L. S. to gain an honest livelihood
than III Vermont, if so, why are yo,
not there! Each member expected e
furnish question for the box. A par
of the February birthday members vii
entertain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-02-07
ONLY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
Law Regarding Delivery of Liquor by
Express Companies.

The American Railway Express com.
pahy has Issued notices calling attention
to the federal law regarding the delivery
OF liquor. The law says: "No delivery OF
liquor may be made before O'Clock a m,
nor after o'clock pm., of any day. No
delivery may be made on Sunday, on
Christmas, or on an election or primary
day" o'''r' ..t'. "a