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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Earl Lord of West Berlin was a sis.
itor in the city yesterday afternoon. !.
A son was born at the C;ty hospital
Nav Q to NJ and Mrs. William Leon
ard Davis ~ Plainfeld.
j. {. McSoyern returned TO his home
in Burlington yesterday after passing
a week with friepds in Barre.
A SON was born May l2 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walden Kelley Of Beekley
street. but passed away the next day
Miss Mildred Lander of Washington
street left to-day for Burlington TO
attend the Burlington -Spaulding base
ball game this afternoon.
Miss Mary Canning returned to-day
from Burlington. where she has been
attending the 10th annual meeting OF
the Vermont Pedic association, heii
there this week.
Miss Irene and Cenevievc Collins Of
Hanover were in the city yesterday
visiting with friends. while on their
wav to Burlington. for which city thcg
left to -day for visit with relatives
Local members OF the 81. Aldemaf
oommandery were surprised TO receive
word to-day that the annual eonclave
Of that order would be held IN Rel
lows Fails June ! and ,. The reason
for the surprise was due to the fact
that these conclsves have been h>ld n
Burlington for the past 80 years.
A large number of Spsnlding young
ueople who are TO take part in tho an
nusl senior play next Friday went tc
Montpelier last evening 20 see II pre-
sented bv the L. V NJ. Dramatic club
in the CITY hall They report II a. be-
ing a play which seems TO be much ap-
preciaied BY the audience and expect 10
have a good house Friday.
For the convenience Of tourists visa
ing 10 visit the Barre auarries the new
maps Of the city which the street su-
perintfndent is having made are 20 ns
equipped with q small map Of ths
roads g. the quarry district. maxim
4 more convenient for these intereSisc
travellers to visit che vital eleme1. o.
Barre's granite industry
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
EASY FOR MIDDLEBURY.
Intercollegiate Track Meet Was Most
ly One Way.

Midosebury, May. l3.--Mi,sllebEy
college retained her title OF state
champion OF track and field sports by
defeating the University of Vermont
and Norwich university in the meet
held on Porter field yesterday after
noon. The final score was Middlebury.
81 Ia; Vermont. 20 2-3; Norwich p.
Middlebury started with lead in
the first event and kept gaining
steadily throughout the meet Cap
tain Potratz OF Middlebury broke his
own college record when he heaNed the
discus l2l feet. inches 20 gain sec
ond place. Robinson of Middlebury
took four 6rsts and 2 second, a total
of % points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
Deputy Sheriff at Quar-
ries Fired Into Ground
As Warning
TO NINE MEN WHO
REFUSED TO MOVE
That Started Firing BY
One of the Newly Arrived
Workmen

Nine young fellows. returning from
dance or some other festiyity at
East Barre last evening, drove their
ear up onto the Wetmore & Morse
quarries and made some talk. A dep
uty on duty on the premises, unable
to persuade them to move on, fred q
revolver into the ground, but this did
not deter them from alighting and
making more or less noise, which drew
other deputies to the place. These lat
ter persuaded the young men to re-en,
ter their car and drive off
The noise of the proceedings awoke
some Of the new arrivals working on
the quarry, one Of whom proceeded to
empty revolver in the air
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
WATERBURY,

Mothers day will be observed IN
both the Methodist and Congregation
alist churches ON Sunday. At the Con-
gregational church. the topic Of the SER
mon by the minister. John Conger
Prince. will be, "A Trinity of Life's
Greatest Things Talk TO the chill
dren, Paying Great Debt The
Christian Endeavor service at p. m.
Subject. How Can We Help Our
Church and Get Help from ltf" Leader,
r. r. Demeritt.
At the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev William X. Hessel. pas
tor. there will be appropriate services.
The committee in charge Of the serv-
ice is r. J. Edwards, s. W. Guptil, +.
Y. Joslyn. NJ. H. Moodv,C. G. Holmes,
Mrs. 4. T. Joslvn. Mrs. # l.. Eaton,
Mrs. Henry Demeritt, Mrs. V. V. Hen
derson and Mrs. j. A. Gilmore. Sunday
evening the theme j.. ..Threefold Test
81 Discipleship."
Mrs. A. c. Huntley Of Bolton spent
Friday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. r. Hayden.
The remaining schedule for the
games Of the Waterbury high school
baseball team are. Home games-next
Thursday. Nav Is. alumni; Thursday,
Nav p. Peoples academy: Wednesday,
MAY 81. Randolph high; Saturday,
June ,. Montpelier high and Mednes.
day. June Z. open. Games away May
70. open: MAY %. Montpelier seminary,
and june 10. Randolph high. The team
is doing good work and has won some
good victories.
Edwin ?. Palmer holds more com.
Portable this week.
Tuesday evening next II : O'Clock.
there win be a reception 70 Rev. and
Mr.. W. y. Hcssei ~ the Methodist
Episcopal church A cordial invitation
20 all.
North Duxbury and the Durkeeville
.ehools combined Wednesday night and
after giving = fine entertainment hy
different members Of the school. en-
loved box party. ahcn the bidding
va brisk and ran high. Over $50 va
rcaiized from this entertainment. d be
ing veil paironized. not only for the
-criai time. but aiso b-cause 81 tie
fart thst the rzocccis ARE % - 70
waris the nlemoTi1i rhirh iuNbufF =
g. rrett for hrr se,firrs- D. g. fxrrrirl
ttst riher sahnrls 81 ser.i1rs 81 tlr
torn uii slss sh1H En- lnffre-f 10 tEis
rrsttu ~ rahins marey fcr the sane
Furprst-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
MANY PLAN TO ATTEND.
Prominent Officials in Associated In
dustries to Meet Vermont Branch

Acceptance to attend the annual
meeting OF the Associated Industries
of Vermont, May 10Th at Montpelier
have been received by Secretary L. a..
Kelly from w Kent Hubbard, presi
dent Of Connecticut association;
Colonel Charles Cow, president Massa
ehusetts association; DIR. w Il. Edwell
president of Maine association; Eaton
D. Sargent. president, New Hampshire
ASSOCIATION. and Herbert w. Gardner,
president Of Rhode Island association,
in addition TO Earl Constantine, John
A. Edgerton and James A. Emery of
the National Industrial council and
w. X. MeFeeters Of the Central Yer
mont railway.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
SURPRISED WHILE AT DRILL.
Were Challenged and Then They Re
turned the Fire.

Belfast, May l3 (By the Associated
Press) Ulster special constables last
evening surprised party of republi-
cans drilling in the Rathfryland dis
trict, county Down. The drilling party
when challenged, opened fire to which
the specials replied.
The number of casualties was not
stated in advices reaching here To-
day.
Reinforcements from Newry later
raided hall nearby and arrested %
men, one Of whom the reports stated
was Father Patrick McCartan, and
captured several rifles and reyolgers
and two bombs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
POLICE FIRED SHOTS
Before They Captured le-year-old Flu
gitive.

Mediord. Mass, MAY Ia Stanley
Hutchinsky, ID years old, Of Holyoke.
who e~aped recently from the Ly-
man school was captured early to-day
by Patrolmsn Joseph Battiste, after a
quarter mile chase in which the po-
lice fired several shots.
The patrolmsn noticed Hutchin-ky
and Young negro attempting TO en-
ter a covered boat on the Mystic riv-
er. The boys fed at his approach.
Hutchinsky's companion, who, i was
said, was also a fugitive from the
school, escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
GODDARD NOTES.

The Goddard Glee club will journey
TO WilIiston next Friday night where
they will give a concert and dance in
the Universslist church hall. About
twenty young men accompanied BY
Miss Betty Brown will make the trip.
The regular monthly examinations
win be held st the school on next
Saturday. This will be the final
examination Of the senior class.
There viii be lyceum in the chapel
tonight and a dance II the team j.
victorious over Troy Conference
academy to-day.
Coach Aldrich reports that it Is
probable that the varsity team viii 60
10 Burlington next week 10 play the
Vermont seconds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
SECRET INQUEST HELD.
Rumor Had 1t That Deliberations Had
to Do With Quarry Situation.

A secret inquest was held to-day be-
fore Judge Il. r.. Scott Of the Barre
municipal court, with States Attorney
G. b. Adams of Waterbury presenting
the matter of consideration. The off
cials refused TO divulge the nature Of
the deliberations, but there was ru
nor that the inquest had TO do with
matters in the quarry section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
SOLE U. S. REPRESENTATIVE.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan in international
Tennis Championship.

Brussels, May l5 lBy the Associated
Press Miss Elizabeth Ryan Of Cali
fornia is the lone representative Of the
United Statesin the international hard
court tennis championships opening
here to-day. Both Dean Mathy and
Miss Eleanor Goss we're entered but
have cabled that they viii be unable
TO be present.
Mile. Suzanne Laughlih. the French
star, will defend her singles title, AS
well as playing in the doubles and
mixed doubles.
The French girl is now at the top Of
her form and victory in the singles is
regarded as probable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
ASK STRIKE SANCTION.
Boot and Shoe Workers in Cincinnati
to Resist Wage Cut.

Cincinnati. May l3.-Seven Cincin-
natl locals Of the Boot and shoe Work
ers' international union. IN = refercn-
dun ballot yesterday, voted TO ask the
general executive board Of the union
-far strike sanction IL wss snnoun -
when = canvass Of the vote was com
pleted.
Approximately 5000 workers are al
feoted. The workers had been asked to
accept reduction in wages ranging from
p per cent for male WORKERS to -
per cent for packer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
CITIZENS SLEPT soUNDLY.
While Troopers lPatrOled Streets Of
Haverstraw, N. Y.

Haverstraw. \. V. May l3.-Cil-
zens of Haverstraw slept soundly last
night. State troopers. sent here Tor
the sudden strike OF 1900 negro work
ers who shut down l6 brick plants
here. cleared the streets early and com
pelled the strikers to retire to their
homes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13
WILL HAVE FIVE DIRECTORS
New Haven System Gets Positions On
B. a n. Linz

Nsw YORK. NAY Is Fcicrai Judge
ssatrr Yesterday granted the petition
of tfe Ne~ York. Ncw Haven and
Hartford Reiiroad cumrsny. uncdifging
~. Dissolution decree granted bg TIE
I-rifff Ststcs supreme cuurt= lhc
Nrr Fstrr uiii have ftr firecicrs
81 ths Boston sud Msine rsilroad-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-13

Robert and Cora Wheeler viii enter
tain you with their brotheriy and sic
fcriy affection at tie Spauidinc senior
riav. -Ciarpnce.- Nav laLadv-
AT members of Nincitia lodge. Ne.
Do. Knights of Pythia- desiring 20 20
n Sauth Boyaiton Thursday night.
MAY -. where q lodge uin b. insti-
tuted. should communicate VITA the
fransrcrtaticn committee - -aon as
rassi'5is The committee IL ". "
Parry. Robert 3. Maekie. Jssse Wiison-
-ait.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
WHITE WRONG FOR ONCE

Editor William of the mporia usually pretty
tie but for he has slipped from point
of His defiance authorities of the imperial Of
Kansas carrying sign his window expressing fywo
sympathy for the striking railroad hopmen while splendid
his right free Speech still defiance Of the consi
tuted authorities
Kansas law that strike in industry that
public utility The law plain railroad nothing
public utility Therefore Editor White placed himself the at
tude of cheering Of the law Of the land There the
point where part and beyond
that Mr. White has picked hot end of the poker He dead
wrong.
Had he the law itself for relief might figure
him martyrs role willing to be immured in the county Jail
period expate his onse lib
ey of free speech However, he failed into court and
for injunction restraining the authorities from forcing him to
his placard No citizen than the awnot
editor although the cub occasionally feels that
Editor White He's at the craft and 1t
looks though he is wrong for once.
Kansas editors will be justified supporting Governor Henry
Allen in his attitude if he is attacking of
family who attacks theaw and against the
authorities foung his It's brave who
break lance with the Empora and Governor Allen
proved to be Spartan this Observation-Disclosures Auxiliary
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
RESOLUTION

To the Taxpayers Of Garfield County,
Colorado, and All Others Whom It
May Concern:
BE 1T KNOWN, That inasmueh as
certain of the newspapers in Garfield
county, Colorado, have from time to
time during the past year, published
articles reflecting upon the honesty
and integrity of the Board of County
Commissioners of said county, and
calling attention to certain alleged
mismanagement of the affairs Of said
county, by said Board of Commission
ers, and suggesting the calling of a
Grand Jury to investigate the acts and
conduct of said Board Of Commission
ers;
THEREFORE, We, the undersigned,
as Board of Commissioners of said
County, invite full, thorough and
complete investigation of the conduct
of the affairs of said county, by said
Board of County Commissioners, by a
Grand Jury, or by any of the legally
constituted authorities of the county
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
AGITATION OVER
new WATER PLANT
Continued from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
conveniences. Tho resurvey was or
dered.
On motion it was ordered that the
old building up the canon, known as
the Galway House." be torn down
by the city, and the material moved
to the ranch Of Mrs. Blanche P.
Brown, in full for any claim Mrs.
Brown may have against the city in
connection with this years break in
the pipeline.
The altogether too prevalent habit,
that of local plumbers covering up
pipelines before the city engineer has
had opportunity to inspect the connec-
tions, was again brought up and the
opinion was freely expressed that in
such cases either the contractor or the
city engineer, either one or both, are
TO blame, and should be held responsi-
BILE. This discussion arose over the
manner in which some sewers had been
installed by n. B. Ikeler.
After auditing the customary batch
Of bills against the city, the council
adjourned.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
CUTTING OFT THE NOSE

Every the twin strikes continue added burden
the public the Of living There exceptions this
ether the and the suffer- the labor with
the others The already both strikes has
accounted for later The will be
naturally
The coal through the of their leaders, adding
the of fuel the addition
losing direct Even they win everything that
ask for they have lost the strike when balance
the year They added the public
without the possibility of receiving equivalent their
losses
Every hour that the railroad strike there great public
loss and there the individual loss the strikers which
up them possible that the corporations
be in position later partially themselves for
but if the work the Harding they
losers in their so-called victory and otherwise
The double strike compounding the public
the strike matter what settlement
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
AN INVITATION

To All Members of the Woodmen of
the World Living Within the Forest
Boundaries Of the Twenty-fir Dis.
trict, Greeting:
The members of Glenwood Camp No.
2s1, Woodmen of the World, invite
You to spend Labor Day in Glenwood
Springs. Labor Day is holiday and
falls on the first Monday in Septem
ber-september 4. No finer spot
could be selected to spend few days
Il you were to look the old U. 8. A.
all over.
Roads are good, fishing fine, sun
shine hot water and hospitality will
be on tap twenty.four hours q day SO
make it point to take day off.
Come yourself and bring the whole
family.
Ffaternally,
O. L. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Glenwood Springs Camp No. 2s1,
Woolmen Of the World.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

old saying that Chickens home to roost
fellows in Garfield county who would probably
had
way they recognizing
all pleasant One of these fellows heard admit that
attempt dirty family linen public expense
expense with
family deep that would prob
ably be hire lawyer help him And again
beg to remind our dsayng the chickens
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

district Of state, whereby those hav-
ing any knowledge of any alleged
misconduct on the part of said Board
Of Commissioners may have an oppor.
tunity Of presenting the same.
Done by the Board Of County Com
missioners Of Garfield County, Colo
rado, in reguler session, this 7th day
Of August, 1899.
2. b. HIGGINS,
Chairman.
,p RP. COULTER,
Commissioner.
J. r. Mccoy,
- Commissioner.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

THAT the Republicans of Garfield county and that the Repub
can county afraid grand jury
ton amply by the events of the past week. when rou
welcoming such
nominating assembly and also the their
session here Monday of appearing
where this issue of The Post These resolutions will
take wind gentlemen always
search of the sensational always willing make
moleh and the time something
them put things over in up
from the real facts But the
they always foolish and eve shall shall see'
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

FOE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
The Post is authorized to announce
the candidacy Of
JOHN l.. HEUSCHKEL
office Of County Commissioner from
the First Commissioner District, sub
ject to the action Of the voters at the
Primary Election, to be held septem-
Der IL, 1929.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

I An . candidate for nomination to
the office Of Sheriff Of Garfield coun.
ty, subject to the decision Of the Re.
publiean voters ct primary election.
GEORGE L. WINTERS,
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
REPUBLICAN DESIGNATED CANDIDATES

REPUBLICAN DESIGNATED CANDIDATES
County Commissioner, First District-Joseph Hnnn
Amos P. Ralston.
sheriff-George L. Winters Of Carbondale
Treasurer-John R. Munro, Of Rifle
County and Recorder-Mary E. Ritter Of New Castle
Assessor-Alax Simpson, Of Cardiff
Superintendent of schools-Esie Foote, Of Genwood
surveyor-Wliam Smith, Of Rifle
Coroner-Dr. L. G. Clark of Glenwood Springs
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
ganized labor the strikes osensby called
realize the truth behind the strike before winter
EVERYBODY Mountain News.
DANGERS IN PRIMARY VOTE

While the primary the voters chance select their
candidates themselves instead of having them chosen by political
connected with the
duty
danger the while candidate
be the right party he be the very
opposition party hoping will be the choice
their candidate his defeats the OBJ
jects by making victory easy for the opposition
cononts the Democrats this They
apants before them from whom choose for
Nominating the for the
son at the November will up
and be pretty certain of their ground.
Windsor Poudre Valley.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

NOTHING by subterfuge 1t to stano
up ra and the four If have desire
you restrained doing through the know
edge that the law makes such act criminal ofense You
horse owned neghbor decide that
will appropriate until the statute against lar
repealed Why apply this rule in other cassi
Perhaps like the horse stealing perhaps
do like the primary election law great people
that that they should
break the law the law has nothing recommend it, its
ary will finally force repeal The Of the
sometimes tempted to consider
needless has made much
attempt repeal this law argument
its retention the books
politicians all repealed And then there
concerning which hear light and sneerng
people who criminals willing
OF which they cannot their privilege oppose
law at the time it before the people and overwhelmingly
approved If they don't like the things motion
to repeal if they choose That their privilege but
is not theirs dsobey because not meet with
their approval The Volstead act law
the books such obedience
Ii you don't like the law you you can
things motion to bring about its repeal go it, That's your
privilege but it isn't privilege privilege or right Of
good citizen break law that he NAV not like
WHILE this written before the Republican assembly
has been convened and without the action
OF said assembly be concerning its
we have hesancy whatever saying Shoup
made Of the best Colorado while
we do not consider him absolutely Indispensable
that chief executive sound having been tried
out during strenuous times there
will continue safe and reelected
and he certainly will be- if nominated before this written
without knowing whether Shoup will designated
but with the positive conviction regardless
beration the Denver that Oliver
Shoup is excellent gubnaora timber candidate of whom
his party need be
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

SENSATION mongers opportunity
and besmrch their fellows rule do need to look
long find opportunity And those who do easily
opportunity for beang their fellows, usually make
opportunity other provided Fault finding
with and they don't think they well unless
disease paradoxa this first
striking example of this abnorm condition recently
of Garfield which,
while seeking hoier than thou" attitude, the
the outstanding inractions
against requirements of good morals polite society.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

FOE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

REPUBLICANS of Garfield county have good feel
of the ticket that designated the assembly
which Rifle Saturday Everything moved smooth
orderly fashion, although there had been fixing oing
beforehand There harmonious spirit prevalent through
the the close of which everybody felt that excel
would
ber The of President Harding and that Of
confidence
and there indications abundance the
assertion that "This is Republican year."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-18
Distrfto scgand0


Septbre. IA, 1920. Manuel Ramirez
Torres VS.. Rosendo Rollet y esposa.
Cobro de credito hipOtecariO. y mo
ci0n de desestimiento suscrita p1r los
;rbogados de las parties, la Corte die
ia sentencia dandO por desistidO al
demandEnte de la prosecution de este
pleito. sin especial condena de costas,
ordena al secretariO eXpida manda-
mientd para cancelar el embargo etc.
Jacinta Gutierrez. Decl. herederOS.
La Corte declara herederos abintcs-
tatl0 de ID. Juan RObles Valcntfn, I
sus legftimos hijos Jorge, AmpGrO, Ma
ria Estrella, Angel y Gilberto Robes
Gutierrez Ia viuda peticionaria en-
los dcrechos que lie comcede el C0digO
Civil.
Juan de los Santos Dalmau. Dccl.
dc hercderos. La COrte declara here
dVo ;,bintestado de Da. Francisco
Dalmau, Il su hiio natural, el peticio-
mario.
Antonio Rivera VS.. Jose Rodriguez.
Cobro de dinero. La Corte decreta Ell
aseguramiento Me In efectividad dc III
sentencit. en- este case.
Emilio Segarra VS.. Conception NIer-
cado. DivorciO. Sc anCta Ia rebeldla
de la demanda.
Stbrc. 15 Juan Ramirez Guadalupe.
Dominic.
,Gabino Gallo MadcrO. Dominic. Cc-
lcbra has cstas vistas, la COrte orden6
pasar los eases infcrmes del seiior
fiscal:
+ Teresa Hubert vs. Ramon Perez. Di-
yorcio.
/ Emilio Scgarra VS.. Conception Mcr,
cado. Divorcio.
Julia CalcaiO vs.. Ramon CHrbente.
pivorcio.
Guadalupe Andino vs. jose Sanchez
RftS. Diyorcio. Celcbrados estos Jul
clos en- rcbeldfa dc los d@mandadOs,
In Curtc declare con lugar las deman-
las " disucltos los matriuonioS en-
tire las parties.
Julia Dclgado vs. Jose Rosario. Di-
yorcin Celebrate ell juicio Ell rebel
dfa del dcmandado, qued6 el ci,so pen
dicntc ,e prcscntar la partida dc ms
trimCnio.
Or. Bias G.. Herrera vs.. Pedro Ro7
driguc1, Ccbro de servicios. La Cor
tg decreta cl asesuramiento de Ii, efec.
tf3idast dc Ia, sentencia.
f. Francisco .lsadrfguez. Dominic, Wis
| ia Ia 5moci6ni del promoyente, Ia Cor
! fttN1c atiirpe poF, qesistido y on'Hna fci
;,rchivH de este case, aas4t.
pril4it Adorno. Aut. judicial. La
Ccrte Sautoriza. al peticionario para
permutar las parcelds de terreno. per
EHtcaiecicntes "a .Stls memories hijes.s qt,e
Sc deseribcn en- Ia peticion, por otl';.S
y"-tt X < - 4