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THE BAR RE . DAILY TIMES. BAR RE, VT., WEDNESDAY. JULY 2.5, 1917.
SINKINGS ARE
AT A LOW EBB
For July Only 250,000 Tons
Is Indicated
Sunk
450,000 UNDER WHAT,
WAS EXPECTED
YOUR BILIOUSNESS
nd constipation, headache, drowsl
run, coated tongue, bad breath, bad
taste in the mouth, quickly disappear
if you take Hood'a Pills. Many cay
these pills act bettor on the liver and
bowela than anything elae, Io not
a-rlpe. 25c, of druggist or by mall of
C. L Hood Co., .Lowell. Ala as.
NA TIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
At Philadelphia St Louis 3, Phila
delphia 0.
At Boston Chicago 3, Boston 0.
At New York New York 6, Titts-
burg 2.
At Brooklyn Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Prices on Fresh Eggs and
Butter Are Firm, Dressed
Pork Is Unchanged
35 CABINET NAMED
BY KERENSKY
of hog for the pant week, the total re
ported being lfl.iMM) hog, against
for the preceding week and liOO
same week taut year. Hince Jan. 1, 1017,
tne total kill by Hon ton packers has been
758,000 hogs, against 078,500 for the
same period in 191B
Exports of pork products continue
nA nl-a ( ,!.. ...... I -.1 tnm Ilia
week by Boston packers being valued at iTemier bCleCtS Members 01
FRESH EGGS 3536
CENTS PER DOZEN
An Upward Turn May Take
Place Later America
Helped Keep Down
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
London, July 25. The Evening Stand
ard says many people are puzzled by the
confident optimism of Lloyd George's
reference to the U-boat campaign when
addressing the Belgians on Saturday. In
the early spring the admiralty found
the losses increasing rapidly while the
efficacy of the counter measures was
still improved. The navy chiefs calcu
lated a steeply ascending curve of cas
ualties as day by day the curve length
ened, they warned tho government. Ac
oordingly in recognizing the position that
If these predictions were fulfilled it
would be a matter of extreme gravity, 8
: .l : I Boston
me prime minister ioi no nine in warn
ing the nation into taking measures to
economize the consumption of food. ,
But as the year advances the losses
instead of growing more heavy became
not only relatively but actually lighter.
Instead of the June sinkings reaching
something like 700,000 tons, they fell be
low the record of April, which was about
half a million. Record for first three weeks
of July suggests that the sinkings for
the whole month may be less than half
those of the April total. In March,
therefore, the position was that of an
ticipating the worst. In July we find
the worst far better than was expected.
American help has been one of the many
factors which have improved the situa
tion. This must not induce people to
regard the submarine menace over. The
danger may only be postponed.
Won Lost .Tot.
New York ...... 53 27 .603
Cincinnati 62 43 .647
St. Louis 48 40 .546
Philadelphia 42 37 .632
Chicago 44 46 .489
Brooklyn 38 44 AM
Boston ..... 36 47 .434
Pittsburg 28 57 .329
Dairy Butter 38c Per Pound,
. Creamery 3840
Cents
140,000, against $.10,000 for the preced
ing work and $52,000 for the same week
last year. Since Jan. 1, 1017, the total
exports by Honton packers have been val
ued at $3,fl.rn,000, compn.ed with $3,-
074.0(H) for the same period in 1016.
Price of dressed hogs has declined V,
cent during the week, the packers now
quoting 10lar20 cents, compared with
20(520' cents for a month past.
New Russian Government
FIVE SOCIALISTS, FIVE
OF OTHER PARTIES
AMERICAN LEA QUE
Yesterday's Results. -At
Washington Washington 2, Cleve
land 1. '
No other games scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Won Lost Pot.
Chicago 58 32 .645
Boston 52 35 .508
Cleveland 40 43 .533
Detroit 46 43 .617
New York 44 42 .612
Washington 36 62 .409
St. Louis 36 55 .306
Philadelphia 32 61 .388
Barre, Vt., July 25, 1917.
Fresh eggs and butter prices firm.
Dressed pork unchanged. Wholesale
quotations:
Dressed pork 18c,
Veals 17Crfl7Vic
Fowls (n 27c.
Broilers 3032c.
Fresh eggs 35 36c.
Butter, creamery 38g4(V:.
Butter, dairy 38c.
Old potatoes No demand.
BLOCKS FOOD BILL
GOING TO COMMITTEE
Like That of His Predeces
sor, It Represents a
Coalition
Could Not Get Assurances of Separate
Vote on the Amendments.
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
COURT HOLDS "THE
MASSES" NOT AGAINST
THE SELECTIVE DRAFT
Sporting Notes.
Groh, Kopf and Roush made nine of
Cincinnati's 11 hits in Monday's game
between Brooklyn and Cincinnati, be
sides securing all of their runs.
Monday's defeat for Boston in the
Boston-Chicago game made the 10th de
feat to be suffered in the last 16 games.
Bancroft, the Phillies' shortstop, had
a big day Monday in the St. Louis
Philadelphia game, when he secured five
put outs and seven assists.
Felsh had a perfect day Monday when
he secured four hits out of four times at
Butter Prints 4343iC Eastern Eggs
4243c.
Boston, July 25. Jobbing prices:
Butter Fancy northern creamery in
tubs 41Vi42c, boxes 42ya(43c, prints
4343'jC, western creamery 4141c,
good to choice creamery 40( -JOVl.c, reno
vated butter SaSS'jc', lad'es 34"'s35e.
Cheese New York twins fancy 24V4
2.')c, fair to good 2223'io, Young
America 26(5 26 Vie.
Eggs Fancy nearby hennery 46c,
choice eastern 4243c, fr-sh western
extras 40g;41c, prime firsts 3s39c, firsts
36 37c.
Petrograd, July 25. Premier Keren-
sky has completed the constitution of
11 ...
Washington, July 25. Republican lne new provisional government.
Leader Mann prevented the food con- Like the ministry of his predecessor,
trol bill going to conference yesterday rrince LvoT, the cabinet is a coalition
because he could not get assurance, that but ,imited to w mfimber, Fi pf
the House would have opportunity to ... .
vote separately on the Senate amend- l"B """8l" "ciong to tne socialist
ments to create a congressional war ex- group-and five are members of non-So-
penditures committee, which is opposed cialist parties.
by President Wilson. The bill will be The other offices of the .fate will be
sent to conference to-day under a rule
instructing the House conferees to dis
agree to all Senate amendments.
AMERICAN SENTRY
FIRES AT BELGIAN
WAR MISSION
BEEF CATTLE LOWER.
Smaller Demand at Brighton Market
Hogs and Calves Also Easier.
Brighton, Mass, July 25. Beef stock
was easier in price at the Brighton stock
yard yesterday morning, ownur Jew
Grants an Injunction Restraining the
Postofflce From Barring
Magazine.
New York, July 25. In an opinion
holding that articles published in The
Masses do not advocate resistance to
the selective draft law, Federal Judge
Learned Hand yesterday granted the
publishers of tne magazine a prelim
inary injunction restraining the post
office department from withholding cir
culation of the August issue of the maga
ine I through the mails. The August
number, because of matter the post
office department objected to, had been
declared unmailable.
bat, including a double and a triple, in ish fast day. Hogs and calves were low.
the Boston-Chicago game. Ur.
By holding New York scoreless Mon
day, Cooper, the Pittsburg pitcher, made
the third pitcher to shut out the Giants
this season.
By defeating Chicago Monday, Nehf
hung up his 10th win in 13 games.
After Burns, the first batter up, had
tripled, Cooper, the Pirate pitcher, held
New York from getting another runner
beyond first base in the Pittsburg-New
York game Monday.
Goodwin, formerly of Milwaukee,
made his debut in a St. Louis uniform
Monday and was hit for eight safeties
j in the first six innings.
Although Capt. Barry used 17 players
in Monday's game between Chicago and
Boston, the Red Sox were defeated by
the score of 5 to 3.
Car Conveying Them Refused to Heed
Command to Halt He Wat
Arrested.
Louisville, Ky., July 25. A sentry
guarding the cantonment discharged his
rifle at the parade of the Belgian war
mission here yesterday when the car
leading the procession refused to heed
his command to halt. The rifleman fired
above the heads of the occupants of the
car. He was placed under arrest.
SOUTH RANDOLPH
directed not by ministers, but by un
political directors of departments who
are not members of the cabinet.
Following is the list:
Socialists Alexsnder Kerensky, min
ister president and minister of war and
marine.
M. Tseretelli, minister of posts and
telegraphs.
M. Tcheronoff, minister of agriculture.
M. Piescheonoff, minister of supplies.
Non-Socialists M. NekrasofT, vice
miniitter president with portfolio.
M. Terestchenko, minister of foreign
affairs.
I. N. Kffremoff, minister of justice (M.
EffremofT is a member of the Duma's
temporary committee).
Nicholas Lvoff, procurator of the Holy
Synod.
M. Godneff, controller of state.
Ihe directors of the departments so
far named are:
M. Prokopovitch, Progressive member
K. D. Camp and family motored to of the Duma, deiiaruiient of trade and
Fort Ethan Allen and Burlington Sun- agriculture.
Panama Hats
If you want to finish tho
summer in real comfort, just
start with your head and
make it cool and easy.
You'll appreciate a good
Panama if you have never
worn one you'll appreciate .
it more if you have worn one.
Just come in and let us
show you around the Hat
Department. Have' your
choice of a Stiff or a Soft
Straw, or of a good Panama
that will endure for several
summers.
oore & Owens
Barre's Leading Clothiers 122 No. Main St.
M
Duma and a Moscow manufacturer, de
partment of social tutelage.
The headquarters of the provisional
government has been transferred from
the Marinsky palace to. the winter palace.
NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
Manton Marble Dead.
London, July 25. Manton Marble, an
American publicist, died yesterday at
Allington castle, Maidstone, the resi
dence of Sir Martin Conway.
ELL-ANS
Beef cattle were easier, best steers not
being cuotable at over 1011 rn'.s with
tfi-od emtle at 7yt(S;9 cents and lijfht cut
at 67 cents.
Fancy beef cows were hard to sell at
over flrti 0 renin, irnrui pnwa at tfu7 cmt
ordinary cows at 505V. cents, and can-lhad 7 ildren und" " yra of age
- - I i, I ... . v ti :
tuuirniril Muuui. I lie lai, . Xlavinif
day and took with them Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hibbard of South Royalton,
whose son, Ernest, is a member of Co.
F, Vermont volunteers. On the trip
north, when about leaving the city lim
its of Montpelier, they were held up by
policeman, who only inquired if they
A. A. Uarrisbnikoff, a member of the
Proposed at Meeting of American Musi
cians and Composers..
New York, July 25. American musi
cians and composers, at a meeting here,
have chosen an executive committee,
with Reginald de Koven as chairman, to
forward the movement for the establish-
ment of a national conservatory of mu
sic. This committee will nominate a
national committee to inaugurate the
proposed new institution. It is composed
of the following members:
Dr. Horatio Parker, professor of mu
sic at Yale university; George W. Chad-
wick, composer; Henry Hadley, composer
and conductor; David Bispham, singer;
Clarence Eddy, organist; Albert Spald
ing, representing the field of the violin;
Fannie Bolomneld-Zeisler and Ernest
Sehelling, the piano; Dr. Frank Dam-
rosch, director and conductor; Pierre V.
R. Key, music critic; and as secretary,
Rose L. Sutro, the pianist, to whose ef
forts, in conjunction with her sister, the
movement is due. s
READY FOR THE SWOOP.
ner cows at 45 cents.
Bulls were slow of sale, tops selling
generally at 7(f 7Vi cents, average bulls
at 6(3 6 cents and bologna bulls at 5
(J5 cents.
Calves were lower, small lots of fancy
stock not being quotable at over 14
cents. Bunch lotB brought 1215 cents
fair lots 10(311 cents and grassers and
drinkers 7(ff9 cents.
Hogs were a half cent lower than in
recent weeks, though the extreme heat
tended to keep down shipments. Best
lots sold at 15(a 154 cents, with rough
lots about cent below these figures.
Milch cows were rather slow of 'sale,
A KorkliirtTi " Tstv 'especially for ordinary milkers. Prices
ADSOIUteIy KemOVeS (ninged from $40 to $125, according to
Indigestion. One package W,Aity few Unry nilker bringing
a or i it j . , ! $ 1 25 or better.
prOVeS It 25C at all drUgglStS.; j Boston packers report a smaller kill
an
swered in the negative, they were al
lowed to proceed, feeling much relieved
that they had not been caught over
speeding. The soldiers at the fort ap
peared cheerful and were certainly well
fed and appeared to be enjoying them
selves. The day before they had a taste
of a bombardment, not by the Germans,
but from nature's forces from the sky
above. One man and seven horses were
killed by a stroke of lightning during
a thunder storm.
E. B. Steele, who owns a large stock
farm just outside Boston, is in this vi
cinity buying cows. E. B. Camp has
been carrying him several hundred miles
in an auto through adjoining towns for
the purpose
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webber of Federal
roint, Fla., are guests at t. J. Prince's,
UkAamk
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CIGARETTE
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If it smokes hot or makes your mouth
taste "tinny" or if it ever leaves you feeling
"over-smoked
then try Fatimas.
Thousands of men are choosing Fatimas for
taste and comfort for that balanced Turkish
blend that never calls your attention to the
number you smoke.
Comfort. Delicious Taste. These make
Fatimas sensible. Youll find this true as sure
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Bitehelor In New York Evening Journal.
OJ Sensible Cigarette
Herr Appelmann's Case.
The caw of the University of Ver
mont's German professor, Hcrr Appel
mann. sems to have been reopened to dis
cussion at least by letters from Governor
Graham and Rcdfield Proctor, which have
been made public by the Burlington
News. It seems that these two trustees
were not present at the meeting of June
23, when by a vote of seven to five the
trustees revoked their previous action in
accepting Professor Appclmann'g resigna
tion. Governor Graham says thst if he
had been at the meeting he would have
voted against reinstating Appelmann.
Mr. Proctor, who attended the early ses
sions of the June meeting, says he had
not the slightest intimation that the Ap-j
pelmann matter was coming up and that j
if he had he certainly should have voted
against his return to the faculty of the
university. In the light of these devel
opments, it would seem as if President
Benton of the University ol ermont
had conoiderable to explain, for he is the
one who has been insistent upon keeping
Herr Appelmann in spite of his pro-tier-
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man activities. unuivwiro "ionner.
Start of Our Navy.
The United Ftatee navy has the dis
tinction of being aomewhat older than
the government Itself, for nine month
before the actual Declaration of Inde
pendence congrosa authorized the con
struction of two "national" crulsors
and appointed committee to purchase
enscla to form the cucleua of a Ceet
Within three evrotha of Its appoint
ment tbls committee prt together focr
teen armed vessels and appointed a
personnel of officer, amour whr m wss
the famous old sea d. John Taut
Jones. Purtn the war of ta P.evol j-
tlon the Infant cary captured as mani
as prises, tct suffered so beavllv
that by the time peace was declared it
bad almoet ceased to exist. A new
etart on more amlitKs fate was
nude in 171' L
FARMING TOOLS
On all cash purchases of the below men
tioned farming tools during the week ending
July 28, we will make a
1
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Reduction
Scythes in three styles and two grades.
Scythe Snaths, both ash and cherry.
Scythe Stones, two sizes in carborundum
and three sizes in sand stone.
Hay Forks, two and three tines.
Manure Forks, four, five and six tines.
Hand Rakes, wood and steel bows.
Potato Diggers. Meadow and field Hoes.
Hay Fork Pulleys. Rope for hay forks.
Any of the above articles this week at 107o
reduction if a cash sale.
The N. D. Phelps Co.
136 North Main Street Telephone 29
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