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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Harold Sault of st. Adams is spend.
ing few days in this city.
Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or
| chestra. ADV
Edison Lander to-day motored to
| Planfeld, where he win pass week
| fishing with friends.
Mrs. B. w. Griffith and daughter,
| Winona. ot South Main street re-
turned to-day from few days visit
in Burlington.
Miss Winifred Hamel OF the Adams
| Co. dry goods store left last night for
her home in Plainfeld to spend a
weeks vacation.
Attorney William Wishart was Sc
cured yesterday to make the principal
speech of the day in Milton for Me-
mortal day exercises.
Miss Louise Canton of Maple avenue
returned Yesterday from Hanover, N.
H.. where she attended last week TIE
junior prom. Of Dartmouth college.
Over score of our customers are us
ing Partisan Sage to save and beautify
their hair. 1t removes all dandrutf and
stops itching scalp. Sold on guarantee.
Il. A. Drown.-adv.
A woman can add to the beauty Of
her hair by giving it careful attention.
A henna shampoo brings out the true
color yet does not dye. Call Miss Fox,
342-Y, 32 East street.-adv.
Mrs. George Zeender, who for the
past two months has been visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. {.
Mccarthy of South Main street, and
relatives in Wiliamstown, left last
evening for her home in New Haven,
Conn.
Elders Rulon Pearce and c. /. Jen.
son of the Mormon faith, who have
been in Barre for the past few days,
left yesterday afternoon for St. Johns
bury to labor. Elders w. +. Weller
and L. L. Solberg also left for Ben,
nington.
A party of five men, John Eastman,
G.. A. Wilkinson, George Young, Frank
Bruce of Williamstown and A. n.
Nye left here yesterday afternoon for
Flint, Mich, in the interest of the
Barre garage. These men go to drive
new Buick cars from the factory to
Barre.
Through the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency the small farm in Berlin owned
and occupied BY Mrs. j. NJ Bouldry
was sold Saturday to John X, Jackson
of Hartford. Conn. The consideration
was not announced. Mr. Jackson will
occupy the place, which consists OF 10
acres, a. soon as his household belong
ings can be transferred.
Charles Collins, jr., of 25 Spaulding
street and John McCourtie of 80 High
md avenue left this morning for
Windsor, Mr.. McCourtie returning to
his employment after few days alb
senee due 10 an injury received 70 his
right arm two weeks ago, when pull
lev belt burned his arm. Mr.. Collins
goes to begin work in the machine
shops there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
Get Out Of Doors.

Whether or not the daylight saw
ing scheme, now obtaining in Burling
ton, is good thing, the fact remains
that it is with US and therefore ad
vantage should be taken of the oppor-
unities for recreation which vt offers.
There Is much to be said on either
side OF the question and there are
many TO whom it is decided hard
ship, as an instance of which the CO sc
Of many Of the farmers may be cited.
Then. too, there are the factory work.
ers who begin early in the morning and
work until late in the afternoon. Upon
them it Is also claimed the daylight
saving scheme works detrimentally.
But on the whole, it does afford
chance for the majority of workers to
get out doors in the afternoon, II only
for short time.
Too much can hardly be said on the
necessity for exercise by everyone, IL
it only means taking long walk.
Walking is one Of the best forms of
exercise and it costs nothing
perhaps some shoe leather and in these
times that's something else TO be CON
sidered. But undoubtedly Vt is one of
the cheapest forms of getting exercise.
And there are tens OF other ways in
which a person could spend an hour
or two a day, adyantageously. after
work has been put aside, TO the build
ing of his body. When one has spent
seven. eight or more hours working
laring the day, recreation of some sort
absolutely essential and on what
nd of recreation one takes depends
n, amount of benefit he is obtaining.
In the winter and the late fall and
early spring, there is possibly some
excuse for not getting outdoors. Rut
in the summer and under the pres
ent scheme Of time. there is no reason
whatsoever for person not getting
outdoors exercise. And the best OF IL
is that after IL has been tried once the
desire to get more exercise grows ard
the bodily and mental health, however
poor it may be, begins at once to re-
spond and the result is seen IN the
added vigor that is but a natural out
come. Get out Of doors. Your mind
and your body will both he the better
and you viii he on the road TO "mens
sana in corpore sano. Burlington
News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18

that there are more from Norway than
from Denmark and Sweden combined
Al the Massachusetts, institute OF tech
nology. for example, there is at pres
ent only one student from Denmark
and one from Sweden, while Norway Is
represented by thirty.seyen. At the
university of Wisconsin, in Madison.
there are sixteen Scandinavians--all
NorlSegians. These have organized a
fraternity and rented house which IS
to serve as gathering place for all
students who come from Norway TO
study at Wisconsin. The daughter OF
Gunnar Knudsen, premier of Norway,
is enrolled at Norway, while his son
has recently returned home after com
pleting post graduate courses at Prince
ton. Harvard, Yale, Princeton and 9TH
er eastern universities. which also have
many Norwegian students, as that
country is sending more aud more OF
its academic youth to the United
States, instead of to Germany, as be
fore the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
WHAT TO DO FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE

Nine .tenths of all forms of indiges-
not due to the condition of the stom-
ach at all, but are caused by other
| influences.
| The great contributing cause OF indi-
gestion is thin blood. Good blood and
plenty of it is required by the stom-
ach to take care of the food. If the
blood is thin the stomach functions
sluggishly, food lies undigested, gas
forms and causes pains in various
parts of the body. Instead OF getting
nourishment from the blood, the sys-
tenn gets poison.
Relief from this condition can be OBJ
tanned by the tonic treatment which
Mr.. Joseph Willett of No GO Bangor
street, Augusta, Me-, tried and now
recommends TO his friends.
Il became badly run down following
a severe cold" says Mr.. Willett. My
stomach was badly affected and ! suf
fered frequently from severe pains aft
err eating | had sour stomach at times
and dizzy spells. ] lost flesh and it
seemed as though l did not have any
strength.
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills were rec.
commended to me, and began the
treatment In two days | felt greatly
improved and continued taking the
pills until | was restored to health. ]
am no longer tired and do not become
exhausted easily. My stomach does not
trouble me, and | eat with comfort
and enjoyment without fear of after
effects. | have regained my strength
and the dizzy spells have disappeared.
| certainly can recommend DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills"
A booklet, What to Eat and How TO
Eat" which tells about this treatment,
will be sent free on request by the DR..
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
n. Y. All druggists sell DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, or they viii be sent by
mail postpaid, on receipt of price, 90
cents per box.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
Foreign Students Eager for American
Education.

The international Serbian education
al committee. organized by an Ameri-
can woman, DR.. Rosalie 5 Morton, for
the purpose Of introducing Jugoslav
students into American colleges, has
brought over GOO young men and won
en- and entered them in various uni
versities throughout the United States.
All have agreed to stay here four years
and devote all their time To the study
Of their chosen subjects The ministry
Of education in Jugoslavis is cooper
atinc in this movement
An analysis Of scandinavian stu
dents in American universities shows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
Card

To all the friends whom ] could not
shake hands with before leaving for
Switzerland I leave my hearty re-
CARDS. Philip RO-si.
Barre, Vt. May 10, 1920.
Lascio miei saluti a tutti gil amici
al quail non no Potuto stringere Ia
mano prima della mia partenza per Ia
Svizzera. Filippo Rossi.
Barre. V. 10 Maggie, 1920
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
Hardwick Stage.

My auto stage il now operating
daily, leaving Hardwick postofficc at
1880 a. m, arriving Barre at 10 and
Mont pelier at 1890. Returning. leave
Pines restaurant, Montpelier at $3.50,
Barre waiting room at p. m. Orders
may be left at Pines, Montpelier, ard
Tilden's, Barre. Fare 50 c. Wade
Beniamin-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
Barre Town Clean Up.

All residents Of websterville. East
Barre, Graniteville and upper Granite
vile are requested to clean up all rub
bish about their place and set it ont
in barrels or boxes so that the town
auto truck can collect the same Thurs
day Per order selec, men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
EAST BARRE

- Regular meeting WI.
~ IN chosen tribe. No. 10. /
f1eySEs O r. NJ, on Thursday
tFt,A Etsk- evening at O'Clock
Ns 20 Work. chiefs degree. II
~ j. expected that the great
sachem viii visit Us. A good attend
ance Of members i requested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18

Demonstration Of Columbia grafono.
ias aud records from the Red Cross
Pharmacy, Barre. at Cr0wley's store
Nav d. - and % Come in and hear
the music All the latest records for
ssle-adg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The city council held its regular
monthly meeting in the council cham
beers las, night. and besides receiv-
ing the monthly reports of the var
icus officers. and auditing demands.
there was nothing Of especial impor-
lance requiring attention. City Health
Officer Dr. II. H. Hughar; appeared
before the council and advised them
ma; health conditions at present in
Tombstone were OF the best. with NJ
contagious disease prevalent. He
vii Tile the vital statistics repOr;
,le city a. the next regular meet
us il february City Marshal Por-
.er Mcdonald. reported that a mum
De o: leopie had been in the hIbi;
c; parking aUtcs on the sidewalks.
and the CITY clerk was Instructed to
notify them 10 discontinue The prac-
tee Mayor Guy C. Welch reported
10 the council that the matter of corr
pue:ing the dips at the street inter
sections was shaping Itself for ac-
tion shortly. which will be announce !
AZ a ia;er date
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
REPORTED VERY ILL

Del uiy Sheriff Tom Foster OF Low.
ell. is reported as seriously i'll a!
his hCme in Lowell according II
word received today at the sheriff.
Jft.ce lie is reported threatened
with pneumonia.
XII Of. all the male population OF
his avn place the women and
children al The mercy OF uns peakab! :
crime. disease and hunger and you
nave a miniature picture OF what is
aIrptn.ns On large scale in the Cas-
casus and other Near Eastern coua-
tries
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
STOLE MAGNETIC
FROM COUNTY TRUCK

County Engine er Sid Smyth This
morning reported to the Sheriffs Of
flee the theft of a magnetic from one
OF the county's big trucks at Pearce
last night, after the truck had been
parked for the night. As yet no clue
TO the thieves have been found. but
the number OF the magnetic has been
obtained and sharp lookout will be
kept al all garages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
FINAL RESULTS
OF BAZAAR ANNOUNCED

The final results o. the bazaa-
he'd en- December lS. by the women
1f Tombstone amounted to s2-s 03
500 o. this has been sent 10 Mrs
Blair Of the Tucson orphanage TO:
he building fund The res; has bean
kept en- hand for permanent char.
.able fund from which money may be
drawn for benevolences and to
which money may be added
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
N'illccX
Returned FROM -ExAs

Cashier NJ. NJ 8ludworth of tn =
FRS. National Bank returned home
his morning following three weeks
rip % various points in Texas with
relatives. he was accompanied by
rs wife. who viii remain fer some
-.iae en- i y!s!i with her mother. at
Foit Worth Mr. Bludworth says he
IS glad u &c; back 20 Arizona amt
~ou,d not again go to Texas 10 live
laG any conditions. He reports the
'ouat-y il a prosperous condition ana
he banks il better shape tina; they
e,er were before
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
FOEMER TOMCSTONlTES
VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Buchanan. form
=r.y residents OF Tombstone, bat
now o. Tyrone. " NJ, arrived here
asst night and will spend several days
here. the guests of Mr. and Mrs W
Il. Holland Mr.. Buchanan has pro
perty interests here. which he is az
.eIding while here. From Tombstone
hey go TO Prescott. where Mr.. BIZ
hanan has a drilling contract, which
AL. occupy him for several months
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11

rack walker ana bis watch and coz
tinuet on 20 BENSON where last night
they held ~ the pumpman. rifi.ns
ais house Q: numerous va.uables. in.
,.Lding watches. jewelry and money
they then grabbed a freight cas-
ooaad. but Deputy Sheriff Silly Bea
Act: mad wired ahead and they were
u-led from the rods early this mora
.ng by Deputy Sheriff BIZ SEVERN a;
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
RETURNED FROM
PHOENIX

County School Superintendent Miss
Elsie TOles has been a very busy
woman the past several weeks sac
returned from Phoenix Monday
where she had attended an impor-
tan; session CT the State Board Of
Education Of which she is secretary.
and yesterday made trip out TO the
SunEyst- school district in the Hua-
chucas. returning last night Thi,
morning She started for WILCOX.
Bowie. san Simon. in the northern
par; q the county. expecting to be
gone for several days. Miss ToI.s
drives her own car and makes mos;
II her trips alone'and is familiar with
Amos; every read in even the most
remote school districts in the coua-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11

Perry Jones. who escaped from the
state prison at Florence on Deem
Der Z. and was captured yesterday, az
ter a months liberty to the day. by
Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly Of McNeal,
was taken today back 20 the prison
at Florence by Guard J. Davis. Jones
is now serving his third term for
burglary and has a record OF a pre-
vious escape. He will now have to
serve the maximum OF his sentence.
OF l to years. due to his escape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
AWARD Eds

Tie board OF supervisors in session
this afternoon opened bids for var-
.gs county supplies for the year 1929,
.4-ay bidders outside county cities
being present The bids for printing
,ad publishing were opened first AMI
Il. Prospec;or vas again awarded the
-satract for publishing the minutes
% the board ard proceedings and WI.
remain as the official paper The
Job printing was divided among the
Pres cec:c-, Bisbee Review and Doug,
.as International d. II II Hughar:
was awarded the contract for cariEs
for the INDECENT SICK for Tombstone.
while Dr.. H 2. Fuller vas awarde.,
he contract for Benson, Dr. ]. C. w,
sor for WILCOX. Bowie and san $,
men. Dr. 4. " vanaeman fer Doug
las D- {. H. Rawley for the Wa,
rem District and DR. r. ) Stroud &c;
Gleeson and CORTLAND. For the bury
Ing q iatiseat dead the . K Unte-
r kiaz company vas awarded III
2-ract for Bisbee, Cu-lee. Amos X
Porter an: W. c. Ferguson for Doug,
las r-- furnishing meals for the
inmates Of the county jail. McCargo
* Lehman C: Tombstone We're award
ed the oon;rac; q: IS cents per mea.
For furnishing supplies 10 the coun-
r. hospital =; Douglas. cnly one bid
-aa- o: Buxton Smith q company was
received, while f. nea: supplies, E
= Tcyrea was the only bidder Bo,h
war. he'd up. owing 10 the uass--
ted conditions Of the market.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
THE DIVIDE

The sncw storm Of Tuesday nigh:
did nC, c0ver the highway over tn
Divide to more than one inch. and
traffic continued withou; interruption.
Last nights snow had abou; the
same effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11

According TO word rereived by
friends in Tombstone. D. 4 Adams.
vel! known catilemdn OF Dragon re-
ceived telegram yesterday from Cole
nan. Texas. announcing the death of
neer OF Ccchise county and was well
known all over Arizona. and has
many friends who will regre. her TAX
ing Off Her son. ID. A Adams. is
president OF the Texas * Arizona Oil
a. Development company. in which a
large number of Tombstone people
are interested
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
given
TO INSPECT ROADS

Comfy Engineer Sid Smyth and Su-
peyisor c. VI. Roberts LEFT this Morn
inS for Pearce. Cochiso. Wilcox.
Bowie and San Simon. where they
viii inspect road work and repairs
being dcne in these sections They
axgect TO he absent several days.
when Supervisor Roberts will con
t.nue en- 20 Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
MORE ARIZONA
SOLDIERS RETURN

Notices sent out by the Rocky
Mountain club. CT :>ew York City.
which was authorized and provided
with funds by the last Arizona legis-
lative body 10 welcome and entertain
all Arizona men returning from over
seas. state the arrival OF Leroy w
Hairless. OF Warren. and George E
Bristow, CT Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
IN DOUGLAS TO CONDUCT
?REllNINARIES

Assistant Coun; Attorneys G. u.
Roark and Jos. Hansen, and County
S;eECg.apher Miss Leila Spence are
IN Douglas conducting a number OF
re.im4uI!y examinations which haS q
been tending for some time
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
PARTY

Miss Clara Igo. daughter Of Court
Interpreter and Mrs. sohn igo, was
surprised last evening by a large
number OF her young friends when
they invaded the Igo home on Sixtn
street. bringing along a great air of
hilarity. The event was Miss Igo's
10th birthday and her young friend,
had planned the event with such care
and finality that she was completely
surprised. The evening was spent in
all sorts OF indoor sports and games.
dancing, music and a general roun
of pleasure. and it was midnight be-
fore the merrythrong departed for
their homes, to sleep over the pleas
ant memories of an evening OF icy
comnla-a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
WANT High LINE road

NJ 4 Fisher. mayor OF Doug-a-.
accompanied by the city engineer. NJ.
+. B4yae appeared before the boars
and asked the supervisors to con.
s-ruc. road. approximately one and
one hal: miles long. practically par
a.!el!ing the eas;erly city limits o.:
the Smaller City 1t was stated By
Mayor Fisher tha. the road would
serve a twofo!d purpose, preventing
4 large amount OF flood water from
entering tie city from the higher
ground 70 the east OF the commai,y
turing the rainy season. and afford
Ing a road that was badly ne 5ed
The estimated COS; Of the road. ac.
cordin. . Bayne, is between 5000
and 5000. Upon motion by Member
Sparks. seconded b. Chairman Adj
ans. and coIcurred in by Member
Roberts. county engineer sid Smyth
was instructed 10 build the roadway
at the earlies; opportunity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11

:ul lessors If the Tombstone district,
is the owner of a S;udebake- Light
Six. 1920 me .el purchased from the
Tombstone Auto company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
SIG RoDEo

MANY well known cowpuachers.
with records as ropers. crack shots.
busters and bulldogers. appear in We,
5. Harris new Aircraft picture. The
Money Corral" which is the bill a.
the Crystal theIer tomorrow nigh
one interesting figure who appears
in the rodeo scenes is Chic: Silver.
a famous Indian and in addition the .
are covgirls and others galore. Tbs
picture has many novel features. bet
The one that is outstanding : the 70
deo-a galaxy Of real men and woil-
en- Of the cattle ranges.
There will also be reel Of Burton
Holmes Travel pictures
Arizona frs, in war-and now frs:
in peace. BY doing your part thr ugh
the Near East Re.lei you can help
make it So
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
FOUR INCHES

Reports from the Huachuca Water
company's reservoir in The Huachuca
mountains state a four inch fall Of
snow fell up to nine o'clock this
morning AID was sill falling.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
sis5EE ATTORNEYS HERE

Attorney J. 5. Casey and W. l..
Burgess. were in Tombstone today
On legal matters Mr.. Burgess Is
che: counsel for tie defendants in
The deportation cases which come 10
rial in Tombstone in February.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
Up FROM BENSON

D=-u,y Sheriff Bill Bennett; was a
visitor II Tombstone today. lie re
;grIed to Benson ,h:s afternoon.
Arizona first in war-and now first
in peace. BY aiding furnishing child
rem through the Near East Relief.
.h1t name does not er,st He car
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
IN Rom BIS BEE

Chairman ! c. f. Adams OF the
Board OF Supervisors came in today
frcm Bisbee TO he present tomorrow
AZ the drawing Of the jury from
names taken frcn the great register
for jury use during the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
BAND PRsCTtC

\ small attendance was noted last
2. sht a; regular weekly practice Of
ne Tombstone City band. New ma
SIC has been received and the band
: making fast progress ana II WI
no; be long before concerts will re
given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
house starting on that date.
OVER FROM COURTlANO

William Holmes, president 0: the
Leadville Mining Company. OF Court
land, was a brief business visitor in
Tombstone today, On matters con
nected with the interests Of the COM
pany He returned home early this
afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
ATTENDED FIGHT

Geo. Henshaw, chief deputy sher-
II. motored over TO B:sbee last eve
and requested to donate his talen;
as mesaphone artist at the fights
staged there. George fills the bill to
perfection and knows the fight game
well-ail except the fighting part OF
it, WLen questioned as to that part
of the game he fondly strokes his
nose and apparently his mind roams
backward to historic events.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
From Thursdays Daily
2!SBEE ATTORNEY

SoCG - ShNCT
Attorney Rod Mcdonald spent the
day in the county seat today
TO sissEE
A. C. Karger was in Bisbee yester-
day en- business matters
Am | my brothers keeper" But
say it not of little Children facing
starvation in the Near East.
ON TIME
The Tombstone Bisbee stage was
right on time today and yesterday,
regardless OF the snow fall.
OVER FROM sIssEE
Attorney e. ]. Flanagan of Bisbee
spent the day in the county seat to-
day on business before the Superior
Court
RETURNS HOME
County stenographer Miss Leila
Spence. returned home today from
Douglas where she had been taking
testimony in the justice court
ONCE OVER
Assistant State Engineer Goetz and
federal Engineer ioore gave the
middle section of the Bisbee-Douglas
highway a thorough inspection yes
terday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
RETURNED HOME

Judge A. c. Lockwood OF the SUI
perior Court returned home today
from Nogales. where he went to hear
a case in which Judge OConnor was
disqualified.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
Returned FROM cotsTN

Maurice Whelan. for several years
one Of the guards al the county jail
until he recently resigned. returned
home today from Los Angeles. where
he has been the pas; month. having
h.s eyes treated by specialist. He
reports himsel: entirely recovered
and faal.ry Ftna
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
TOM FOSTER IMPROVED

TEN Foster. deputy sheriff at Low
ell who was threatened with pneu-
mOn.a several days ago is reported
as better and able to be up. accori-
ing to word received at the sherifs's
ofLica tnday
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
RETURNED HOME

Assistant County Attorney Jos Han
sen returned home this morning froU.
Douglas where he has been for the
past TWO days coaduc.n ing pre'imin-
AIRY trials
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-11
DRAGGING ROADS

County Engineer Sid Smyth re
ports that he has a crew a. work
dragging the Bisbee-Douglas unpayed
section of that highway. two trucks
being al work, which were recently
received fTcm the state engineer.
Another truck is at sork dragging the
commission built road between
Pearce and Cochise. Other crews are
to be put around the county, taking
advantage OF the rain of several days
ago.