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VKKMON T VVATCHMAS A STATtf JOU l l Al, IHUKSbAN, NOVtMl-R ,7
Purpose is to Suit and Please
ou by Affording & Service in Heep
Iflg with Our Merchandising Stann
ard and to Make Your Trading More
Gr&tifying than If s Ever Been Before
Misses'
Middy Dresses
in NavySerg'es and
BlacK and White Check
a g'ood assortment
of smart styles for
.00 $.50 $1 A.00
q Our Thanksgiving' Sale of
iinens will continue tili Nov.
23rd. jf AI1 Special Prices will
Jiolti g'ood till that date unless
sold out.
A fine assortment of BELLE WAISTS in ail the
latest tailored styles, 98c, $1.50, $2.00 up
New Coats arriving daily, including the New Polo Coat.
New Persian Waists
1SE PERLEY E. POPE C0MPANY
I IS CHARGEQ
IS M I ! F! Tl T R R R
McCoy Accused of
Causing Munk's
Death
1TS J FOOTBflLL TRAGEDY
m Tl'VAA E It 3U 1 Ii ETS.
l'rlccs at Itctfill.
Per Hundred
Corn Meal $1.20
Mixed Feed 1.401.50
Bran 1.25
Middlings 1,35
Cottonsced Meal 1.70
Stock Feed 1.35
Llnseed Meal 2.00
Gluten 1.45
Oats, per bu 44-46
Chickcn Wheat 1.90
Provender. 100 lbs 1.30
Corn Gu
Flour.
Bread Flour . ,
Wluter Patcr.t
V0TES TO ADJOUKN
(Contlnued from nac! ono.)
....5G.50-7.O0i
tv
lM'in Mnn IVjis CnpSain of West Vir.
sriuin lJii(vcr.sity I-'ooibjill Tpnm and
H'si.s JHt On llwul Itj- Aceusod Mnn
tt'hile Kimiilng. Dicil in ri;o
i!i)Hls.
Whfoling. W. Va., Nov. 13. A war
rant charging Thomas 'McCoy, right
einl of the Betbany College football
Jfiun with murder in connectlon wlth
rhi- death of Captaln Rudolph Munk,
or the West Virginia Uu'.versity team,
w:js issued 'here today hy Magiatrate
K. G. Hobbs. The action followed
partlal complctlon of the inauest by
Coroner W. W. Rogers, Munk sur
rert'fl injuries in the game bc'tweon
rhe Two teams liero Saturday from
urhieh he dled in flve hours.
Tho ktiinony upou whicli the war
iimt was isaued waa furnislied princi
mly liyllomerN. Yonng, a Plttsburg
utforney, who innpircd'' the game.
Young testified that Munk waa mak
Fny Interferencc and waa a few yarda
in front of tlie scrlnunage line when
MeCoy came up to the West Virginia
:aptain and struek him in tlie head.
Munk fell to the ground uuconsclous
and Young onlered McCoy from tho
Thn uutoiwy dlsclosed that Muuk's
deatb was caused by a blood cot ut
I'hf baee of the brain and could not
have been the result of a fonner in-jury
McCoy hvos at Canton, O, Ho will
be arrt-sted tnmorruw. Munk's hoine
waa Sn Connellsvllle. I'cnnn.
In glvtng the detalls, of thu nuiniipr
In which Munk was injured. Mr.
Yowig said that thc ball was on Betl'i-
any's 30 yard line. whllo Munk stnrted
ilwn the flold for Jnterfcrence. "llo
wis jiot near thc player wlth the
luill," Mr. Young ald. "Munk was
inif ly McCoy who rau toward Munk
as (hey wero both runnlng down tlio
llfhl. Teu yardB .'bebind the scrlm
jnaRe line, when Munk waa In front,
3IcCoy struck him in tho back of the
heart -wlth hl ftst. Munk fell, and
JUi-Coy.l'oll also, but qdickly regalned
fil fect, JoQkcd at Munk and started
off Mm neld."
t-uiliiro Young sald that as the blov
apiM-ared to hhu as clearly intpntion
sif Jw. Jniniedlately put McCoy out of
t'hc game.
No otlier wltncBses wore lieard todny
But u muuber of vliiyura have been
HHiiLuiuncd for 'tomorrow nlght when
fho Ituiuest will bo resumed.
McCoy left colleBe tliia fall wltbout
iiotirying 4ho fnetilty and had not
played on the team for two weeks.
lrvsidont Crnmblett of IJothany Baid
t'onlght that iho was unawaro that Mc
Coy was to play In Satudray'H game.
It was announced tonlght that all
tltij rcmalnlng games Bchcdulcd with
We.Bt Virginia Uuiverfllty will bo can
celled, lncludln tlie TUiniiksglving
Iate wlth Washington at Jofferson.
Ilctnll l'rices of Fish.
Cod
Iladdock 12
Halibut 30
Finnan Haddlcs 15
Salraon ,
BIuo Fish
II. ..GD, by Mr. Babbltt of Itocklng
ham, to authorlzd the truatces nnd
trcasurer of the Bellows Falls Vll
lago Corporatlon to Issue bonds. Itc
fcrrcd to tho Commlttee on Municlpal
Corporatlons.
11. 370, by Mr. Hlnes of Lowell, to
Incorpornte tho Chryaotllo Rallroad
Company to operate from Lowell to
Morristown. Itefcrred to tho Com
mlttee on Uallroa'de.
II. 371, by Mr. I'age of Hyde Park,
to ainond Sectlon 5207 of tho Publlo
Statutes, rclating to monoy derlved
from tho eale of fish. Itcferrcd to the
Jolnt Committeo on Gamo and Flsh
erlcs. H. 372, by Mr. Babbltt of Rocking
ham, relatlng to firo lnsurance poll-.
clcs. Referrcd to tho Jolnt Commlttee
on lnsurance.
H. 373, by Mr. IJranch of Grand
Isle, to legallzo the quadrennial ap
pralsal of tho town of Grand Isle for
1910. Referrcd to thc Commlttee on
Grand List.
II. 374, by Mr. Iioward of Whiting,
to provldo for special offlcers in cer
taln cases. It provldcs for special
offlcers to assist in enforcing license
law in towns so votlng. To the Jolnt
Commlttee on Tompcrance.
H. 375, by Mr. Martin of Brookline,
to establish a lcglslative reference
bureau ln the State Llbrary. Re
ferred to the Joint Committeo on Ll
brary. II. 37G, by Mr. Smith of Shrews
bury, to incorporato tho Cuttlngsvlllu
and Shrewsbury Telephone Company.
Reforred to the Commlttee on Corpor
atlons. II. 377, by Mr. Corry of Montpelier,
ameiMling Sectlon 4 of Xo. 233 of the
Actu ' "00, entltled an act to incor
porate tho American Fldelity Co., as
amonded by Sectlon 2 of No. 205 of
Acts of 1902 as amcnded by Sectlon
1 of No. 307 of Act3 of 1004 and as
anu'iidcd by Sectlon 1 of Acts of 1910,
npproved Nov. 5, 1910. Roferred to tho
Commlttee on Corporatlons.
TI. ."."S, by Mr. Beoman of Milton, to
a'liend Sectlon 2 of 197 of the Acts of
1900 relatlng to thc annual meeting
of the Milton Graded School dlstrict.
Referrcd to the Commlttee on Kdit
catlon. H. 379, by iMr. Carpentcr of North
field, (by request), relatlng to the du
ties on telcgraph operators and re
stricting thcir employment. It ro
hibits employment of persons undor
21 yeara of age and Imposes a fine
of $50 if operator is found asleep on
duty. Referrcd to tho Jolnt Commit
tee on Immlgratlon and Industrial
Interests.
H. 3S0. by Mr. 'Martin of Brookline,
to niake declarations in conveyanccs
of real estate, prlma facie evldonco of
the facts thcrein stated. Referrcd to
the Committee on Judiciary.
H. 3S1, by Mr. Howe of 'lleunlngton,
(by request), perinitting tlie erectlon
of historical monuments npon the
15 .Bennington Battlo Monument grounds
Reforred to Committeo on Gamo and local authoritiea concerning a now forrcd 4o tho Commlttee on Appro- lary, relatlng to a commlssioner on
FlBhcrles. appolntmont. Froqucnt changcs nro priatlons. probation. Provldes that two Buner-
II. 385, by Mr. Lyon of Highgate, dctrlraontal to tho bcst interests of S. 63, relatlng to tho appolntmont ior judgcs and ono person whom thoy
lcgallzlng tho grand Isl and quadrcn- tho peoplo. 0f nssistant town and city clorks. shall solcct shall constituto a boaril
nial appralsal of Highgate for 1909 Mr. Carll of Canaan thought a little Reforred to tho Committeo on Muni- of probation. Tho judgcs nro to servc
and 1910 Referrcd to tho Committeo somethlng ought to bo left to tho ln- cipal Corporatlons. wittout compensationt Commiss on
onII0r""d , , a. tolHgonco of the pcoplc. IIo told of S. 75, relatlng to scals for motor Is to have tho same rlghtl Z Tolhor
11. 385, by Mr. Caiacrwoc-d o St. local quarantlno for dlphthcrla whicli oyclcs. Reforred to tho Committeo probation officcrs and to rcport to the
Johnsbury to amend sectlon 15 of No. caused much cxpenso when ho was a on Ilighways and Bridgcs. Govcrnor biennlally or oftPiier if rt.
328 of tho acts of 190G, entltled an selcctman to which ho mado objcc- S. 78, re'latlng to challffours, badgcs 'nuired
l" """J1'"1"1" "',v;' " "wii no uipuuioriu ucierrcu 10 inc ueneral Commlttee. On motlon of Sonator Scavcr
i 7 , " ' ,1,. , ,., a. u, rciaung to appolntment of the, Scnato adjourncd at 2:30.
" i-"" iniif niiiii. lur ueHiuiiuig nu uiu 1101 oeuevo in long nsianco county clorlc for Washington county
construction on Jan. 1, 1915 nnd for brnin cffcct. Mr. Warner of Cornwall To special committeo of tho membors
compieuon 011 .jan. 1, vjzv. ucierrcu saiu no was a great bellever in thc of Washington county.
to tlie uommittce on Strcet Rallways. peoplo and thought thoy wcrc nblo , II. 241, granting a bounty of $10 on
II. 387, by Mr. Kcllogg of Plainfield, to run thcir own buslness. black bears Was' rcportcd unfavor-
rclatlng to huntlng with rllles. It Mr. Boyce of Waterbury rolatcd an'ably but on tho smrcestlon nf Mr.
Imposes a fine of $10 for huntlng wlth oxporlonco whcro a certaln buslness Burbank of Cabot that the author of
a ruio uurjng tho open eeason for oiock ln nis own town was owned by tho blll was absent, consldoration was 1
ucer. neierrea to tnc uenerai uom- a weaitny nian anu containcd many dcferrcd.
nilttee. lennnts, includlng a Chlneso laundrv-
the
CnlnmliiiK 1)nv 11111 Itrrnimlilnrf.,1
u. Mb, uy mi iMarsn ot ancmon, to man. thc uninese allowcd tho waste Mr. Pcck of Burlington thought
provldo for the appolntmont of road water .from hls laundry to escapc In- that tho Houso had not dealt qulte
commlsslonors. It ompoworH aelect- to the cellar and tho other tenants fnlrly with II. 43, maklng Columbus
men to appolnt wlth the approval of naturally objected. The health offl- Day a hollday and movcd to rcconsid-
of the State Hlghway Commlssioner, cer compelled a drainage systcm to'cr. Mr. Corry of Montpelier favored
onc or more for each town. Referrcd bo bullt and thereby incurred tho en-jtho motlon. Ho rcnd a 11st or 15
to the Committeo on Hlghways and mlty of tho owner. Ho thought lf.States in which tho day was a holl
Brldgcs. the health officer had been appolnt-1 day.
At 2:15 o'clock H. 244, an act es- ed by the selcctmen that tho nulsancc Mr. Ives of Mount Holly thought wo
tablishlng a Stnto school of agricul- would not have been so easlly abated. 'alrcady had holldays enough and re-
uire, was tauen up as a spcciai craer, au: (jnapmau or winunam opposed forrcd facetionsly to the travcls of
and without objectlon or debato was the blll. He thought the selcctmen as
ordcred to a thlrd reading on Wcd- members of tho local boards of health
nesday nrternoon. hnd somethlng to say now in regard
Houso Itllls Inirodiiccd. i health mattcrs.
The followlng bills wcro then In- M'- PHtredge of Leicester favored
troduced: ,lle u111- Mr. Burbank of Cabot Baid
II. 389, by iMr. Roy of Barnet, to tllat although a physlclan ho had not
amend sectlons 13G and 177 of the th nioral courage to be a health of
Publie Statutes ln regard to mnrk- IIe 'toltl of a boy in his town
lng ballots. Referrcd to the Conimlt
tee 011 Electlons.
II. 390, by Mr. Peck of Burlington,
who nttcnded school In a nelghborlng
Noah, whom he called Noah Ives. The
chalr bolng In doubt as to thc result
of a vlva voce votc, a standing vote
was taken and by a vote of 105 to 77
tho Houso agrecd to reconsidcr.
On a qucstlcm of thlrd reading, thc
Chair agaln
result of tho
vote was taken nnd by a voto of 99
to 82 the blll was ordcred to a thlrd
Approted By tlie Uotprnnr.
Theso bllls have been apiirovcd by
Govenior John A. Mend:
S. 48, an act to change tho name
of Barton Ianding Grnded School
Di3trlct.
'S. 12, an act relatlng to the oper
atlon of rallways.
Jolnt resolutlon provldlng for a
Jolnt Commlttee to lnvostlgate the
cxpendlture for detcctlvo service.
S. 47, changlng tho corporate name
of tho Barton Land'ng Cemetery As
soclatlon. S. 57, ln amendinont of sectlon 6262
of the Publlc Statutes rclating 10
fees for coplcs, etc.
S. 29, amonding No. 255 of the
Acts of 1906, granting certain power
to thc City of Barro relatlng to thc
watcrlng of Its streets.
Li:ISLATIVK AOTJiS.
Among tho visitors at tho Stato
Housc Tuesday aftcrnoon worn C. S.
. Soulc and
Ilon. II. H.
tlcyn or thlrd reading, thc ' 11 a"0
bolng i doubt as to tho ; lrao,p.of f,rfHQnfto"; C
vlva voco vote a standing!; P' hld f S,1- A ball8
mn n,i i. n ,.t f ! 1 ovfB Morrisville
Mrs. John A. MeaI was a visltor in
tnwn nt n timr wimn Hm ntrttn ! i.nn.itn n- w,ifio f itno Houso ycstcrday aftcrnoon.
hnnlth nffimp rnnld ln enM tim n imtrtn f m,. wi.no $ cj..... I Alr Ainey or Brighton occunied the
rclatlrg to tho assistance of voters. lowcst bldder. This boy was taken ton the Houso voted to comply wlth! " t0,a portl011 of tho aftcrnoon
Rcferied to the Coinmlttce on Elec
tlons. II. 391, by Mr. lltitchlnson of Wash
ington to prohiblt the salo of deer
nieat. It forbids trafilc or dealing !n
such and fixes the lienalty at '$100.
ui anu tno licaitu ofticer told him! tho Se'nato's request to return to
jho had a sore throat and had bctter ! theni H. G7, a blll rtlatlng to school
go home. On his way home he talk- (attendance and chlld emplovmont.
ed with a glrl and also talked wlth i VenHl..(ti.ii Si wiom iin,.ai..,.,i
Mr. Fletcher of Cavendish movcd
Among tlie visitors at the Stati
'Houso yesterday morning wore Con
gressman D. .1. Foster of Burlington,
President Jolin M. Thomas of Mid
dlebury College, C. W. Wittcrs of St.
Albjis and R. A. Lawrenco of Rutland.
l'rices nt Wholesalre
Eggs ; 32
Butter 31-32
at Bennington. It grant3 authority to
erect a monument to Col. Soth War
ner and the Green Mountaln Boys.
35 Referrcd to the Cominittec on Mill
30.tary Affairs.
j Adjoiirnninnt llcholuiion Adiiptcd.
A jolnt resolutlon was offered by
Mr. Billings of Woodstock, provlding
n.,(.' m'that wlien adjournment is taken on
X OLltOCa ... ... ..... DUl . , i t ,
jjeej Saturday niorning, November 19, it be
'"'iinfll Tn.irlnv nvnnfnir Vnvnllllinl ''S
Lamb 12
Mutton G-7
Pork 10
Broiler Chickens 18-20
Fowl 1G-IS
' l'rices at Rctnil.
Eggs 37
Fowl 22
Butter 35
Potatoes 70
Pork 18-20
Chickens 2
IIK.'ll SdlKiOL SOTKS.
A Butlor County farmer etopped at
a stoiu iu ono of tho small towns on
&ls way to itlie county fair and plcked
a fliiae'e woi'th of applos from il baak
cL Ho entorod thcm' at tho fair and
won a two-dollar pre.mlum. Kansas
City Journal.
Tlie High school clasci game wtll
bo played this aftcrnoon on Semlnary
campiis betweon tho Soniors-Freshnien
and Juniors-Sophomores. Tho pro
vious gamo was played in mud.
A meeting of the Athletie Assoela
tlon will be held this afternoon at
3.30 o'clock to award the "M's" to the
football team and also tho basoball
letters whleb bavo nct yet been
awarded. It is the present intentlon
to glvo an M to every boy who played
In tho last Semlnary gamp which the
High school won. Tho boys areof tho
convictlon that thoy want a banquet
at the same tinie accordlng to tho ru!e
of rccent yeais, but this roniains to be
soen.
Rhetoncals are schcdulcd for next
Wednesday afternoon and will be ap
liropriato to tho Thanksgiving sca
son. Thc scnior talks havo been slat
cd and will be rosumed sbortly for
the ycar. Each scnior is obllged to
glve a brlef talk on somo tlmoly top
llc when hls or lier name Is reached
on tho list.
Short iirograms of an lnfornial na
turo will be glven ln many of the
grndiw 'Wednesday in celobration or
Thanksgiving, tho day followlng, nnd
tlie usual recess from Wednesday, the
C3rd, to Monday. tho 28th, will bo ta
ken by high school and grades.
The school roonis aro almost- as
congested as when tho first syniptouw
of overcrowdlng wore noted and tho
teachlng stafi" aro jiraylng for the
day when tho publlc notlccs this fact ed:
untll Monday evcning Novomber 2S
at 7:30 o'clock without pay and wlth
an allowance of mileage one way.
iMr. Kennedy of Williston asked il
Rulo 21 was stlll In forco. He dldn't
think a matter onco sottled could be
brought up again. The cbair ruled
that this amendnient was a new
proposition and that the rule ln ques
tlon dld not apply.
Mr. Chapman of Windham movcd
that the resolutlon llo and be mado .i
special order for 2:05 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. This motlon was
voted down. Mr. Corry of Montpelier
dM not believe in any lialf-way busl
ness and would vote to allow full
mileage. Mr. Stone of Wallingford
eald that somo of the members must
pay at the hotels wbethcr they wero
thero or not, and hnlf-niileage would
not eompensate theni.
'.Mr. Maun of St. Albans, movcd an
ameiulment to the rosolution pro
vldlng mileage for both ways. Mr.
Wrlght, of AVestinlnster thought It
was too early in the weok to take up
this matter of adjournment. Mr.
Roborts Rupert thought 'hls dls
cusslon had already (ost tho State a
thousand dollai-s and he was in favor
of getting down to buslness. Tho
aniendmont was then agreed to and
tho resolutlon ndopted only a few
nays bolng heard.
Mr. Peck of Burlington, callcd up
H. :i02, relatlng to copyrlght of Ver
mont Reports. Ho oxplained that tho
Judiciary Commlttee at llrst had
understood that the reports wcro now
copyrlghtcd but found that this was
not truo at tho present tlmo. Uie
ronorts lormerly were copyrighted
and ho thought they sbould bo now
and ho favored the hlll which was
thoroupon passcd.
On motlon ot Mr. Maun of St. Al
lans, tho House ndjourned,
1IOUSH AITKUXOON.
Tho Houso was called to ordor by
tho Speaker.
Itllls Iiitrniliucd.
rho followlng bllls wore lutrodue-
Mr. Burbank asklng hls opinion of
his condition. Ho found him to bo'
... . . ... r.lfCn..tn. .11. .1.11 ! T-1 1
Heterreit to the Jolnt Commlttee on u"b uii.nuiuria. rour uays ;,i uy the chair to Investigato tho ven-
Gamo and Fishcrlos. j later Mr- Uurbank hlmsolf was taken Itilatlng, hoating and llghting of Re-
II. 392, by .Mr. Russel of Kirby, pro- erlously 111 and would probably have 'presentatlves' hall He was co'nvinc
hlbiting flshlng on Sunday. It fixes idled llad 't t been for the use of Cll ti,at somethlng was wrong wlth
a line of not less than $5. r. nntitoxin. The little glrl with whom the system and alludcd to the fact
forrcd to the Gencral Commlttee tho y hau talked dled. Mr. Burbank that a niajorlty of the members of the
II. 393, by Mr. Howard of Roxbury, thought this a good illustratlon of thc House had colds. As a member of
relatlng to the rogistratlon of trac- dlfferenco in the two mcthods of ap- the bald-hoaded club ho asked Tor an
tiou onglnes. Reforred to thc Corn- pointment. investigatlon. Mr. Iioward or AVhiting
niittec on Education and Industrial! Jt'. Martin of Brookline said thataiid Mr, Roborts of Ruptrt supported
Interests. )whcu & CiU to a qucstlon of health jhee motion nnd it was unanimously
11. 394, by Mr. Carpentor of North- the Board of Health were the proper ,adopted
flold. (by request) to regulate the l'ersons to lcok after thc wolfare of s. 09, relatlng to automobile opera
servlce of process. Reforred to tho tho people. He thought it was notltors' licenses was ordered to a thlrd
Judiciary Comniittee. l 'Uiestion of theoretical Independ-, reading bn Wednesday afternoon.
H. 395. by Ward of Danville, to cnco- "ad no fear of arbltrary, Petitlons asklng for tho enactmcnt
amend sectlon 528S of thc Publlc Stat- mothods. .of a pvohlbltory llquor law woro pre-
utes, relatlng to the close season ln Mr. Ellis of Brookfield related a scnted by Mr. Lewis of Wells, Barron
Jce's pond, from Nov. 1 to June 15. caso of neglcct by a health officer un-'of Barton and Mr. Breed of Pittsford
Reforred to the Jolnt Committee on,tlcl" te old mcthod by which a glrl, and wore roferred to the Joint Com
Gamo and Fisheries. (lle(1- IIe saI(1 'l was all right to talk.mlttec on Temperance.
II. 39G, by Mr. Billings of Barnard, about otl,0 Pcoplc's chlldrcn when ( On motlon of Mr. AVebster of Swan
to amend sectlon 5717 of the Publlc 'ou aro considering quarantino meth- ton the Houso adjourned at 4:32
Statutes, rclating to the age of con- oUs' but " was different when your 'o'clock.
scnt. It fixes the age at 18 instead 'own chlldrcn were involved. Dr. ,
ot 1G. Roferred to the Commlttee on '131"11" of Grand Isle said ho had been i SKXATK 3rOKM..
Judiciary. .!l (hcalth, oltIce'- for Thore was a brlef and unoventful
H. 397 by Mr. Hulihan of Rutland oth systcms of appo.ntment and had sessioll of the upper house. The joint
Town, to amend sectlon 5109 of the attended every health offioers schoo . , roHOlutlon for ,IU, r,00 c , J uf
Publlc Statutes as aine.uled by No. From a thlrd to a half of all health tj0 rocot.dlnj5i of Vermol t HU ,
127 of acts of 190S, relatlng to license oricerB wero Iaymen. He opposed ; torca, Socie(y am, fhe j
coniniisslonors. It provldes for tho,"10 ( report of the standing committee on 1
nppolntment of three license commis-, ;' - " """" "L ,l; """ 'the Hoapital for the Insane at Wa-
sloners by tho solectmoh. Referrcd Baid it any of fieial shou d have prbl-, tort 1
to tho Joint Committeo on Tompoi-, trarv l10Wer- 11 sllollld b(! tllc lle:lUh l wh, iinn,., l.m v., i:it mr tl,,
oincer. ne uau soen a uozou uemon-1 ,.,.. ,, , sian annv. contrlbute;
a il it 1 1 iii il i.iii:4f :iiiniii; iii.ik
stratlons at hls home within a wcek ,
. Wlint's In JfcCIiire's.
The openlng of an important scrics,
"Tho Masters of Capital ln Amerlca, '
by John Moody and Goorgo Kibh.
Turner, heads the 11st ot artlcles In
the November McCluro's. Messrs.
Moody's and Turner's firet articlt
shows tho growth of the House of
Morgan, nnd begins tho bistory of tln
groat modern movemcnt of the d
velopment of corporations anJ t.c
concentration of great wealth. Ellen
Torry contrlbutos "Some Refiections
on Shakespearo's Horoines," stories
of great actresses she has known.
The sccond instalment of "Working
Glrls' Budgets," by Edith Wyatt and
Sue Ainsllo Clark, deals wlth the
wages and livlng expenses of shirr
waist operators ln New York. Wil
liam Archer, who early this spring
was sent to Spain by McCIure's Mag
azlne to investigato the Ferrer ca3i',
has wrlten a complete account of the
Barcelona riots, the 'desocratlon of the
convents, etc., and tho situatlou be
tweon the governinent and tb"
church. His artlcle on "Ferrer and
the Barcelona Riots" contalns all tho
i evidenco on the subject that has
been uuoarthol since the execution
1 Ricbard (ladke, Colouel ln the Prus-
in article on
was called up by Mr. Adams of Wind- '
'Peace and Dlsarniamont."
and
nnce.
TT. 39S. bv Mr. McHiiL'b nf Wovbrldirn
to protect nurscry stock from injur- f wllat W0Hia "appcn w.tnout a gooa ( ,. Hlo nllpH()1, Yoshio Markino, the son of a Japan
lous Insects and dlseases. Reforred "ealth olficor. He opposed the biU. , . , . ese nobieman, who came to Americ.i
to tho Committeo on Agrlculturo. , Dr. Bryan o Lud ow sa d he ea 1 1 , same nbjMto Ul(, yMcl thp
11. 399, hy Mr. Ellis of Brookfield, t, !"- i-
tn ninhll.it thn fnrnishin.r nf intnvl-1 a quarantino notlco except by author-
' ii.. c i i i .1 . a 1. 1 1 1 . rni. - l. ! 1 1
cntlng llquor to persons uiuler 18," ol 'OLiu uoarus "L "o.mu. uiu uiu
years of ago, and amending sectlon tllc 1,efusC(1 a tll,,-(i adl!.s by
5102 of the Publlc Stntutes. It per- a larSe niajorlty.
mits the salo of cldor. Reforred to1 lHfe'liway llill Discised.
the Committee on Temperance. I lfi2' relatlng to the disi.ositlpn
II. 400, by Mr. 11am of Newark, le- of ""expendod hlghway taxes in ln
galUlng the quadrennial appralsal of corporated vlllages was takeu up ar.
real estate for ycar 190G nnd grand a sPccIal ordr- A'r; I!atu'U r B1,d"
lists for 190G, 1907, 1908 and 1909, for dlebury said this bil. was anotner at
Newark. Reforred to thc Committeo taclc 011 tho dutIe3 of solcctmen. Ho
011 Grand List ' ,Iul-suol,LU lllu :.'iiai.i.iiiJOimmy n
II. 401, by Mr. Alason of Pawlet, in la,tlS money raiseu n;. v uagcs am
aniendmont of and in nddition tn sec- sponuiug uiua.uu uiuu u...u .u.uul
ticn 39G3 of the Publlc Statutes relat
lng to tho election of road commls
slonors by dlstricts. It provldcs that
when a town elects two road coinmls-
sloners, tho town bo dlvidcd Into two
dlstricts. Rpl'erred to Committee on
Ilighways and Bridgcs.
II. 300, relatlng to inspectlon of
woights and nieasures, on motion of
Mr. Babbltt of Rockingham, was or
dcred to llo and be mado a special InIc ,,,, ,,, M, ,,,
10:30 o'clock.
llcalth Offlrer Hill IMsciismmI.
thcir pormisslon. V.v said we wcnt
no permlsslon to spond that which Is !
our own.
Mr. Barron of B.ivton dcfended the
blll. Mr. Bailey of Ramlolpn opposed
tho blll. IIo thought tho vlllage streets
were almost as bcneficlnl to those
outsldo the llmits as those who lived
within,
Mr. Pcck of Burlington tnought tho
bill luvadod tho rlghts of town otfi-
rhe meas-
ure was then kllled without a voico in
its favor.
Mr. Corwin of Chelsea called up
IGovernor vetoed the day before.
! Mr. Adams thought the Stato had as
much right to eiiter a man's premises
and ilestroy bees that were liablo to
spread disease as it had to enter theni
and kill a horsp afflicted
dors. Mr. Arehlbald of Bennington
airreed with Mr. Adnnici. Thn Stiit".
he said, had destroyed whole orchards
sui'fering from the San Jose scalp
without making any conipensation to
tho owner. It assumcd the right to
kill cows sufferlng fnwn tuberculosis,
and thc partlal conipensation was a
concession, not a right of tho ownov.
No further objectlon was mado and
itho blll was passed.
No bllls wore Introduced at tln
morning session.
for an pducation, has written a uni
que acount of "My Experience in San
Francisco." Tho fictlon includes
"Molly," by George Pattullo, "The
Govemor's Lady ,"by Avery Abbott,
a Giovanna story by Anianda Math-
wltb glnn-'0"8, rruins juvocate, uy juua
uox, and 1'ercevai uiuuon coniriuuies
another "Adventuro of MIss Gregory."
ITMSHIACi SHOKT WEIOHT
AM) MKASUKES SWIXBLKHS.
New York, Nov. 15. Tlu crusade
against short welght and misrepre
sentation of goods, of which the poor
aro the chlcf vlctlms, resulted in
three convlctlons yesterday.
Tomaso Pecciono was flned ?25
, for sclllng coal iu a bushel basket
i that containcd less than half a
S. S2, relatlng to unlformity 0r!bushen1: ' Ro- a garage emp loyec
dates of school reports. I
Werknian, a jewelry salesman, was
finod $100 for eelllng a bracolpt mark
ed 14 karats when it was only about
nino carat.
S. 53, incprporating the City Trust
Company.
S. 70, relatlng to lights on auloino
blles. H. 17S. relatlng to selning in Lak?
Champlain.
Adjournment was taken on motlon
of Mr. H-arltug of Caledonia.
Tho Fly in Iho Olntinenl.
II. 223, a blll provldlng that health II. 22S, amonding tho act rolatlng to,ul Hore Is a soug to the glrls 1 kuew
offirers should bo ohosen by select- tho Ustlng of englnes, bollers, nnd cer-, ,..,, ,,m,Vnii.. In tho good old days of yore.
mon of boards of aldermen instead of tain other macliluery. Tho questiou ; To Polly and Molly, and Dolly. nnd
by tho State Board of Health, was ta- was on an amondinent Insertlng tho T"cro was not a ripplo of debate ln Slle
kon up as a special ordor. Mr. Wright ! word "machinory." Mr. Corwin de-U1'0 Senato ovor.tho resolutlon for anHero Is a sonR t0 tIl0 Kirls l 1;1)cv.
cf Westminster lnterrogatcd the corn- fended tho bill ln tho interests ot unt- actjonrniuent. wnicu causon so mucn JJut Vm sim heart frcef and jtv
nilttee as to tho roason for an ad-'fonn appralsal ot propcrty. uouuio in ine Jiouse. ii was pnsseu
verso report. j Mr. Martin of Hartland opposed thojas matter of course without a ques.
Hr. Bryant of Ludlow, chnirnian of aniendnient but this wlth other nm- tion bolng raised.
ti r.,.,.,.iH i..i.u,. nifi. i.i endmonts corrcctlnir the nhrasoolouy ""i reading was oraerea on:
VII t tlLfllW llCIUUl! (31 1V ----- .
thoro was troublo In tho House whon-'r the bill wcro agrced to.
ovor the words "health officer" wcrc
Mr. Peck of Burlington offered an
and makes hasty strldos toward a now
high school buildlng. A numbor of
nctlvlties of tho schools which woro
intorosting last year havo not been tn-
kon up thus fnr becauso of cripplod
apaco.
11. 382, by Mr. Lyon of Highgate,
for the protectlon of musk-rat nnd
and mink. It forbids taklng theso
animnls in tho towu ot Highgate bo
twccn Aprll 15 a'nd March 1. Refor
red to tho Committeo on Gamo and
Flshorles.
H. 383, by Mr. Dartt of Sprlnglleld,
(by request), rolatlng to cruolty to
nnimalB. It forbids "docklng" liorses'
oral farmor; woman neat housokeop-'talls and fixes a flno ot $W0 for tho
or, good plain cook. When applylng.offonse. Referrcd to the Committeo
glvo referencos, nlso partlcular as toion Agrlculturo.
ngb and oxporlonco. Posltion pormnn- n. 384, by Mr. Roblnson of Elmore,
ont. Good wnges. Alonzo Klinball.i (uy roqueflt) pfohlbltlng flshlng for
Union, N. H. N17dlt 1)lcUorei in Elmoro pond in Elmore.
WANTEU On farm In
N. H mnn and llfc, both
Wakoileld,
in good
were inontloned. He said thc mcthod amendnient Insertlng after the words
prescrlbed in this bill had been trlod, "ma"lifacturing or other plant," tlie
in this and otlier States and.f"rt"or words "kcpt and used as
tho results were not satls- such." Tho amcndmont was agreed to
factory. No health officer ap-!and ,he bln wns ordered to a thlrd
polnted by two or three local offlcials Reading on Thursday aftcrnoon. .
cnn bo ns efflcient as ono chosen by I Tlilrrt Reading Ordcred.
tho State Board of Health. Thlsmat-! Tlllrd reading of theso blllo was
tor should not nnd canuot bo n qucs- ordcred:
tlpn of llkes and disllkos. Ho dofoyd-l II, 312. to pay tho estato of W. N.
ed pbyslcians as a clasp but said wlth Gllmon the sum thereln named.
nll thelr virtlles thoy wero Stlll llll-' n. 71. rnlatlntr tn thn olectlnir of
jman and thoy could do bette work town officcrs.
wneii nppointeu i.y some power which, 140 u act m.otcctlng musk-rats.
had 110 local prejudlcps to enter into; 2S0 nnb,0 s n lton
tho questlon. Ho said tho blll lookcd ed 8chool (strlct to cna Ul0
well ln theory but worked badly In dnto f ,ta , ot,
prac Ice Tho olTIco of health oiTicor, T),o30 bn,8 ulUcd.
BI1UUIU UU nuH UUL IU pUllllUH.
Mr. Glllott of IUchmond favored tho
health, strong, actlvo; without chlld-i
ron proforrcd; mnn oxiicrlcuccd gen-
hlll. Hho thought local officcrs kuow
bcttor than tho Stato Board of Health
whom to cliooso for this posltion.
Mr, Stafford of Brattleboro said
H. 43, relatlng to legal holldays.
H. 308, relatlng to oniployment of
teachors,
Theso Senato bllls woro roferred:
S 37, to provldo unlformity in plac-
fln ..,in.t.n ttt Vin m.ili.
horo was a thh.u party, tho people. n9toma to tho committeo on Insur-
iu uv i:uimiuui uu. Jiu iiiuuiit luti
Stato Board of Health wcro sometimes
arbltrary ln thelr mothods and favor
ed tho blll.
Mr. Bailoy of Randolph said he know
Xrom porsonal observatlon that the
solectlon of health offlcers by selcct
men was a fallure. Tho Stato Board
ot Health always coiisults with tho
nnco.
S. 4G, roqulrfng town clerks to trnns
mit birth, marrlago and death records
not provlously rcturncd, to tho Sec
retary of State. Reforred to tho
Gonoral Committeo,
S, 5G, rolatlng to publlcatlon known
as tho Vermont Court Procoduro. Ro-
11. 53, rolatlng to tho Clarendon and
Pittsford Rallroad.
H. 11S Incorporating the Sanborn
Cemetery assoclatlon.
H. 138, relatlng to Packcr Cemetery
associatlou.
II. 184, relatlng to Harvey Ceme
tery assoclatlon. , I
H. 186, allowlng tho Connecticut &'
Passumpsic Rallroad to hold stock inj
other rallroads. 1
H. 217, rolatlng to Rutland & Mont-j
poller Rnllroad Company.
H. 100, to lcgallzo the appralsal of
tho town of Readsboro.
S. G8, relatlng to supervlsors of tho
Insane.
S. 8G, rolatlng to buildlng of a crlm-
innl ward at tho Stato hospltal.
S. 88, rolatlng to dogs for breediufi
purposes.
Ono blll wns Introduced.
S. 101, by tho Committeo on Judlc-
dlll.-
ply dup
To tho fact that I can't wcd four!
Here Is a song to tho girls I knew
ln tho good old days of yoro.
Now York Tlmes.
LADIES !
Let your next new
shoes be a pair of
Beapje Shoes
and be assured of a
perfect fit and the
latest style, with the
price still at $3.50.
B. M. Shepard Company
Montpelier
21 State St.
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
J--rtz-w- - MONTPELIER, VERMONT
Uapital, $ltfl,000. TrotUs, $50,000. Tolnl Assets- SlOO.Ono.
DcposllB nnulo on or before thc 5th day of any month wlh draw ln
terest from tho FIHST DAY of th month, nt FOUR PER CENT, l'EH
ANNOar, payablo Bomi-annually on tho flrst days of January and July.
Intcrest nt Two For Ccntl'nld on Commcrctnl Dcnoslts.
Safo Doposlt Uotcs, $5 n Ycnr.
T. J. JEAYITT, rrosldont; ALUEUT JOHONNOTT nnd A. J. SIHLKT,
Ylce Prosldonts FUANEN. SMITH, Trcasurer.