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THK J1A1IHE DAILY TIMES, HAHHK, VT.. WKUNESDAV, JULY 28, 1013.
iWORK ON
DEFENCE
Garrison and Aides Confer
on Army Reorgan
"." , ization
NOW TALK OF
SPECIAL SESSION
Reports Say Wilson Wants
to Convene House by
October 1
CONSTIPATION POISONS
the blood. Perfect elimination Is In
dispensable to health. Stimulate the
liver, onen the boweU and ret th sys.
turn Into a Rood habit by taking iroort'
I'IIIh. the old reliable family cathartic.
Do not Irritate nor Brine. Trice 25c.
of all druinrlaU or promptly by mall of
(J. I. Hood, Co Lowell, Aitiss.
NEGRO PRISONER
KILLED AS HE WAS
TRYING TO ESCAPE
WANT WAR
ON TURKEY
Popular Clamor of Italians
Goes Unhindered by
the Censor
The
Guard Shot Him After He
tacked One of the Male
Nurses.
At-
Washington, July 28. Secretary of
War Garrison, on his return from Sea
bright, N. J., called a conference with
Assistant Secretary of War Breckin
ridge, On. Hugh Scott, chief of staff,
and Cien. Bliss, assistant thief, to go over
a tentative draft of an army reorganiza
tion plan which the secretary expects to
submit to rresldent Wilson on tne tat
ter's return from Cornish,
Despite the secretary's protest that
'no "hurry up" national defence pro
gram is in view there are indications
that the .department is not losing any
time in whipping plans into shape.
' Persistent rumors of an extra session
of Congress could not be verified, bus
it was generally believed the president
wishes, if possible, to convene the House
by Oct. Ij, so an early start may be
made in working out army and navy de- j
fence problems. t
Reports that the army is keeping se
cret the formula for a deadly shell,
which one officer was quoted aa saying
"would surprise the Germans," elicited
this comment from Secretary Garris
son: "
. "If they are keeping the formula se
cret they are keeping it secret from
me also. I know nothing of it."
In the absence of Naval Lieutenant
Commander C. E. Courtney at sea, con
firmation was unobtainable of reports
that he had designed a submersible
cruiser, but na-val officers said they had
heard he was working on such an idea
and that they considered it feasible.
The department refused to confirm
rumor that naval officers assigned to
foreign stations had been ordered to
remain at home until the international
situation clears.
i
Goshen, N. Y., July 28. Investigation
yesterday info the shooting of William
Hicks, a negro known as "snowball.
who was killed at the county farm Mon
day night by Sidney Johnson, showed
that Hicks, wh6 was awaiting action of
the grand jury on a charge of horse
stealing, was trying to escape at the
time.
The powerful negro made a savage
attack upon a male nurse with a club
in trying to escape. Johnson, a special
QUOTE TRIPOLI
TREATY IN CASE
Rome's Decision ' Is Likely
: to Influence the
Balkans
London, tJuly 28. Advices from Rome
deputy, saw the attack and ordered the indicate that Italy is preparing for war
refused and Johnim then, fired two
shots at him, one piercing the negro's
heart and the other bis stomacn.
Johnson was taken into- custody to
await the result of the coroner's in-
ouest. Ho told Assistant District At
torney Harry Crisp that he killed Hicks
to save the lite of the nurse,
against Turkey. Popular agitation for
participation in the Dardanelles opera
tions, suppressed some weeks ago by
the government, has1 been resumed with
out let or hindrance.
At the same time, an attitude of vio
lent hostility toward Germany has again
Hicks had already served one term developed, newspapers pointing out the
county farm Monday afternoon but was
returned after a two-hour chase. He
was making his second attempt to es
cape when shot.
WILSON GIVES UP GOLF GAME.
futility of keeping up the fiction that
Italy is not at war with Germany, as
there is indisputable evidence that Ger
man troops are incorporated in the Aus
trian forces opposing Italy.
Earlier in the war, when The Mes-
sagero and Giornale d'ltalia advocated
war with Turkey, the censor interfered.
The censorship has evidently been re
scinded, as all the papers have taken up
Taken to Atlanta.
July 28. Orders
Boston, July 28. Orders for the
transfer of all federal prisoners now in
the state prison at Cbarlestown, to the
federal penitentiary at Atlanta were re
reived from the attorney general by
United States Marshal Mitchel yester
day. No reason was given for the
change. There are seven such prisoners
kt Charlestown, including W. J. Kelli
her, who is serving a 15 to 18 years'
sentence for aiding in the wrecking of
the National City bank at Cambridge.
President at Work on Official Business
- Soon After Breakfast.
Cornisfi, N. H., July 28. President
Wilson pave un his usual moraine came
of golf vesterday and was at work on the agitation
official business received from Washing- The irovernnwnt itself is Catherine evi
ton soon after breakfast He planned denMt to 0 that Turk h to, ted
i- fr rt u i r-i iniinAca mnut SIT tlia H ' xr I ho I -
president sent for his stenographer at the treaty of La"8", in which it was
10 o'clock and shut himself up in his stipulated that all Turkish troops would
study, leaving orders that be was not be withdrawn from the Cyrenaka dis-
lu ue uisiiiroea uriiu iuiicu lime.
Harlakenden house will be the scene
of an informal tea this afternoon. Miss
Margaret Wilson, the president's daugh
ter, yesterday invited a group of resi
dents of Cornish and Windsor, Vt., with
whom members of the Wilson family
have become acquainted, to be her
Climate Failed;
Medicine Effective
BulTarars from Tuberculosis often
think that modiolus will not help
them. Fresh air, rettular habits and
mod food aid In restoring health,
iuf more J often needed. Many
have been restored to health by
fcckinaii's Alterative. Head this:
Weldon, 111.
"(Ifttlrnwii-Through your In.
strunienlalMr I haw been saved
from a premature grave. Da Decern
ber 14, luo, 1 was taken with Ty
fihuld Pneumonia, which developed
ulo Tubervuloala (bacilli were
found), la February, 1IMMV, I went
to Kurt Worth, Teiaa, ami later to
(anon City, Colorado. After being
there two week niy phyali'laa la.
formed me that my rane waa hope,
leea. Three week later 1 returned
home, weighing ilia pounds, the doe
tor having given me no aaauranc
of reaching there alive. On July
14, MINI, 1 began taking Krkmnn'a
wonderful remedy for Lung Trouble.
Now I am atvut and well and can .
do any kind of work about my grain
elevator." (Abbreviated).
(Affidavit) AHTHlll WEItn.
Kckman'a Alterative la most
efficacious In bronchial catarrh and
severe throat and lung- alTeatlons
and up-building the avstem. Con
tains no harmful or habit-forming
drugs. Accept no substitutes. Small
size, $1; regular slxe, 2. Sold by
leading druggists. Write, for book
let of recoveries.
Erkman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
WOOD BACKED UP
BY FINE FIELDING
Red So Defeated White Sox, 3 to t, In
Opening Clash of New Series in Bos
tonHooper Made Star. Catch.
Boston, July 28. The Red Sox sig
nalled their homecoming by defeating
the Chicago White Sox, 3 to 1, yesterday
afternoon, Wood pitching excellent ball
and being splendidly supported. Hooper
made a spectacular catch of a short fly
by Weaver in the first inning. Hooper,
Barry and Gardner were the heavy
stickers, each getting two hits.
Gardner s second hit turned into a run
in the fourth, when the runner went to
third on Cady's single and scored on
Wood's long sacrifice fiy. Singles by
Barry and Speaker, "followed by an out,
gave Boston another run in the fifth.
Scott doubled in the sixth, and Cady
alked. On Wood's attempted sacrifice,
Scott was thrown out at third. Hooper
fanned, and on the third strike Cady and
Wood tried the double steal, both being
social life of the neighborhood.
Tea will be served on the lawn of
Harlakenden house unless it rains,
Among those invited to be present are
mnton Churchill, the novelist; Max
field l'arrish, the painter; Louis Evan
S'hipman, writer; Mrs. Augustus Saint
r.anclcnH. willow of the incnlntor! Homer
- . d..L.: . ii -1 .1. i- ,
Saint Gaudens, Percy Mackaye, poet and "Is"11" u 4unK lae J,no. many posi
playwright, and t. A.. Kennfdy, onltions being taken and retaken time and
trict of Tripoli and that Turkey would Lafe, as Blackburne dropped Schalk's
perfect throw. Barry a single brought
in Cady.
Chicago scored her only run In the
sixth, on a pass to Schalk, Blackburne a
sacrifice, Gardner's low throw on Kus
sell's rap, and Murray's single. The
score:
CHICAGO. I RED SOX
abhpoae! sbhpoee
Murpny, rr. 4 1 o 0 O'Hoooer, rt t i 4 1 0
Weaver, as. 4 0 0 0 0 Barry. 2b. . . 802
E. C'l'ns. 2b 0 12 0 Speaker, cf . 1 0
Foumier. lb 4 1 S 1 0 Gainer, lb.. IDI0
J. CTna, If 4 0 1 0 0 LewU. If.... 4 1 1 0 0
Fehwn, cf.. 1 1 7 8 0 Gardner. 8b. 4 I 8 1 0
S-halk. ... 2 1 t 8 CSrott, a.... 8 10(0
Bl'kb'n. 8b 2 0 t 2 1 Cady, e (14 0 0
fiiuaWl, p., 2 0 I ( OlWood. p.... 2 0 0 2 0
-iiboia ... u 0 o 0 0
not interfere with the loyalty of the
Senussi tribesmen to Italy.' There is
evidence Turkey is actively fomenting
revolt in Tripoli.
If Italy joins the allies at the Darda-
' ...
guests. The president expects to meet neuea, n win prooaDiy nave an lmmedi-
those invited to tea, but it will be in-1 ate effect upon the decision of the Bal-
formal because of the death last year kan .(.tea to enter the war.
visits of the Wilson familv here last ""' iemeni oy
fall and this summer, the president and the Italian ministry of marine announced
his daughters have taken no part in the I the seizure of the Austrian island of
Pelagosa, which is very important on
account of its strategic situation in the
Adriatic. It has been occupied by Ital
ian naval forces.
The Italian armies continue to gain on
the Isonzo front, where there is fierce
Faber, p... 1 0 0 0 Oj
Total ..29 10 27 11 0
whose private links the president plays
while here.
Corn on the Cob
the
Roasting Ear
Is not more delicious than the
New
Post Toasties
In the growth of corn there it a period uhen the
kerneli are plumped out with a vegetable milk, mot
nutritioui (roa.tir.fi car). At it t!oly ripen thi
hardens and finally become almost flinty.
Thi nutritioui part of the corn if cooked, ea
oncd, rolled thin, and toaMcd by a new proceu
which enhance the true corn flavour.
Different from ordinary corn flake, the New Pott
Toaitie have a distinctive form and flavour; and they
keep their appetizing cripnc. even attcr cream or
muk
11 adJed.
again,
On the lower Isonzo, after artillery
preparation, the Infantry made appre
ciauie progress.
In the center, several lines of trenches
were carried, which served as defenses
of the ridges of Kan Marti no del Carso,
On the right wing Monte di Busti, won
and lost several times, remained largely
n .Italian nanus, un the left of the
western wing, the Italians captured a
wooded ground called Bosco del Capuc
chio,
Total ...304 24 11 11
Kan for KuaaeU in the tilth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Red Sox 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 .8
Runs 8 halk. Barry. Gardner. Cadr :
two-baae htu Gardner, Scott, Lewia. Baace
on balla Off KuxrU I, of! Faber 2. off Wood.
Strurk oat Br Kuull. bjr Faber, by Wood (.
Sacrifice hiU Scott, Barry, Blackburne. Sac
rifice fliea Wood. Gainer. Umpirea Evana
and Chiu. Attendance 8,000.
I Copyright Hart Schaff ner & Marx '
1
Will You Dress Up
this Evening?
When you get home to-night, have
you a cool, fresh 6uit to slip into?
There's nothing quite as refreshing
after a hot day downtown, as the feel
of a soft blue serge suit. Have one
in your wardrobe for an evening
change; make it a
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Varsity Fifty Five!
The value of 6uch a suit to you is
in the fit; the fine all-wool fabrics; the
exquisite finishings and trimmings,
the smart style and excellent work
manship. For $25 you get value
never dreamed possible
at the price; others at
$18.00 and up.
Moore & Owens,
Barre's Leading Clothiers,
122 North Main Street, 'Phone 66-W
100 MANY SENTENCES SAVE HIM.
COULDN'T HOLD LEAD.
Tenney Team Defeated by Spanish A. C
- in Montpelier League.
Powerless to hold a lead gained in the
early part of the game off Facini, and ut
terly helpless before the fine twirling of
Canales in the last five innings, the Ten
The enemy, strongly intrenched, I ney met their fourth straight defeat in
the Montpelier city league yesterdsy
arternoon at Intercity park, the Spanish
A. C administering a 7 to 5 defeat.
The Tenneya made eiianr costly errors
but the play that loot the game occurred
in the eighth frame, when Dominico
strurk out with two pone and men on
second and third, but Milo failed to hold
the third strike and was so long in
RTATP OP M A IVP throwing to firct that the bstsman
" 1 ,. . . ...... ....
had to be driven from the wood at the
point of the bayonet. At the end of the
day, 1,600 prisoners were in Italian
hands. '
PROHIBITION
ALE FLOODS THE
Rainfall of More Than Tea Inches in
Twenty-Seven Days Breaks
Secord.
Portland, Me, July 28. A rainfall
of four-fifths of an inh on Mondsy
night brought the total precipitation in
Portland, for 27 days this month, up to
10.10 inches. AU official records for any
one month, since the weather bureau
was established 44 years ago, have been
broken. The rreateet previous record
wss P-57 inches tor September, Ki,
TENNIS CHAMPION ACCUSED.
Golf
Under Arrest for the Larceny f
Ball,
New Yoik, July 2.Cuost F. Touch -
srd, 27 years of age, former indoor ten-
mi rfismpion ana a ien mnten.iiT in
outdoor national tournsmects, f lea led
guilty yeeterday io the larceny f polf
balls valued at !') fivrm Abercrorubt A
riUh, dealers ia sprnting fonda, ),
be was truetej tiupbne. He aa re
Bianded for eer.t'-w.e unt j Friday.
tuneel for Toutbard. atktnf for
merer for bis ilwit, t'-i4 the -wirt that
esrlr tins jesr Ttnii hards siife iv4 in
rl.ild birtk and that tiie 4e-fen4ant
lft ith tbe bt. Iir-tri and m-di-
rine Im!I, be nJ. hmi jnU-4 tip an1
l.i liett s i-Mir.-e were at e4.
lba rente UwrUtfa n4 be f il.
A Hurriher rfmifet t-r ia p-
have wr'tlea ta Jg lioaakkl ia Ltf
t- half.
poor
throw. One run came in oil that play,
ana two lollomed when Milo threw wild
on third strike be failed to hold with
Morris at bat. Every run scored by the
panish Athletics was the direct result
of a miaplay, Kem fick pitching a good
game in the fan of aii(xrt that would
have discouraged an Atenander.
The Tenners found Farini in the bo
with the proverbial clove and rraver
nd succeeded to run up thre runs in
ss many ininp. (snalrs entered the
box in the fifth frame and was scored on
twice on two acratfh bit and a "bone"
pulled by Morris. Thereafter be was in
vincible, striking out eight mea in the
la at thre innings and assisting in put
ting out the ninth man,
1-agan with three bits to bis rredit. one
a double, proved to be the h-ay bats
man of the fame, and (Tignton contrib
uted the fli'ld frature. a e.iaculsr catch
of a long fly in left field. The summary:
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Sam Bell Can't Be Electrocuted, Par
doned or Sent to State Farm.
Little Rock, Ark., July 2S. Sara Bell,
convicted of killing four of his wife's
relatives in Conway county, was sen
tenced to life imprisonment in one ease
and to the electric chair in a case tried
later. It developed yesterday that the
life kentence is a bar to the death sen
tence unless the governor finst pardons
him in the life term. It was held by
the attorney general in a similar cane
that it is optional with a pardoned pris
oner whether be accepts a pardon. As
it stands, officers say. Bell cannot be ex
uted under the death sentence nor
can he be sent to the state convict farm
under the life sentence because he U
supposed to occupy the death cell.
GROUT GETS ONE
TO TWO YEARS
Sentence Former Controller, Convicted of
Making False Statement, to Term
in Sing Sing at Hard
Labor.
Xew York, July 28. Edward M. Grout,
former comptroller, first borough presi
dent of Brooklyn and former president
of the defunct Union Bank of Brooklyn,
was yesterday sentenced in Brooklyn to
from one to two years at hard labor,
having been convicted of perjury in mak
ing a false statement to the state bank
examiner regarding the bank's affairs. A
stay of execution for 10 days to appeal
wss granted.
Sea-Devil's Latest.
Amaterdam,' via London, . July 23.
The Norwegian bark Harboe was at
tacked and set on fire Sunday by a
German submarine. The crew, which
has landed here, was given five minutes
to get into the boats. The captain says
he saw three other boats on fire near the
spot where the Harboe was attacked.
The Harboe was a three-masted bark,
built in 1878 at Port Elgin, X. B. She
was owned by H. J. Stangebye of Chris-tiania.
Anything to Please.
"What's all that racket in your din
ing room, 11 iram T
"That's my hired man doing a clog
dance. We've got a couple o' city board
ers who's so used to them cabarets that
they can't eat unless some sort, o' show
13 gnin' on." Birmingham Age-Herald.
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That Good
Old Office Pipe
5 best tobacco von can ret for it- Fill it with M.ivrVs
riuij and discover what a sweet, mellow, pleasant smoke it rives
you. lou can smoke it all day Ion?, the year 'round, with health
ful ernoyrnent, if you always tuck this mild, cool-smoking, fragrant Cut
Plug Burley into it.
There arc sweet-crusted, companionable pipes in thousands of New
England offices and homes that have never burned any other tohacto
than Mayo's because their owners have always found supreme pipe
satisfaction in
ca-catty tag
Mayo's is nure, mellow Kentucky Hurley
leaf, agei ana blcndcui to bring out all the
delicious richness and sweetness.
Mayo's is the best Cut Hug Durley
smokir.g tobacco that the rr.o?t complete
tobacco organization in the worli can pro
duce. Several seasons' crops of tAiacco
are always stored away to protect Mayo's
cv3,Vv. 'That's why it's "ahmyn vii."
S'l l crcTTn bore in hand
t aoc ccco
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There Scpenor Con Hairs come oven-freh in
tilht wax-ca!ed package; and they cot no more
than crdinary "corn fake." In;t upon having
New Post Toasties
Your grocer ha them row.
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