THE
LEBANON SPRINGS
APPM EU
STATION ABOLISHED
IW fl
Residents of That Section
Look Upon the Move
With Great Disfavor.
T he Rutland R ailroad com pan y h as
discontinued its a g e n c y 'a t L ehanon
.Spring's on th e C hatham division of
«h e road and it is said th a t by this
-move th e road saves approximn.tely
-$130 a m onth. T he agen t thus rellevis B. J. W h ite w ho has been locat‘•(i in Rebanon Springs ab out three
Comm. of Public afety in
Session Wednesday Named
Geo. Parslow and John
Johnson— Report Feh. 1.
M N W l MNQUET
Of COMIHNDERV
BORGER STORES WILL
BE GONTINOEO
T hat th e R, E, B urger stores in
Newburgh, Pou ghk eepsie, Schen ecta­
dy and G lens P a lls are to be contin­
ued by R. C. R eynolds, Inc., o f A lba­
ny and Troy, h as been anne unced.
The stores w ill be conducted
th e nam e of B urgers Furniture Stores
Several -weeks
eks ago’ the ■announcem ent w as m ade that on Dec. 1, 192:
ic., of A lbany an
' li- C. Reynilolds, Inc.
the largest dealer.?
Troy, N. Y.,
•nithre in eastern
igh-grade farnittn
i o t high-gra
N ew York
York, had -purchased from th e
estate> of R
I ichard E. B urger, deceased
th e chain of fu n ;ure stores whi
w hich
Mr B urger in h is
letime so successj fu lly conducted in NeWbiirgh, P ougfi! k eep sic,' S chenectady and G lens F alls.
irati
h e. m crchanaccoun ts receivable,
c k s and trade. £Lxtuires
>eing m aintained a t th e four stores
« d -by th e toastm aster, Fran k H . D ah - Jbove named, but also included the
Hem,' presid en t of th e com m andery, . !Icentrally located store b uildin g at
T ho n ext sp eak er w as G eneral jJ,-g.^y.^u^.g■h as w oll as the m agn ificent
STrank H.
B iel, suprem e
trustee, six-story, sp a cio u s,' fireproof building
Ivn igh ts of St. John. H e com plim ei
1 a t Schenectady.
<sd th e com m an dery on its m em ber­
N ow com es th e annou ncem en t that
sh ip ' and sp oke of th e grow th of th e •the R eynold s corporation w ill operate,
•order since its inception in A m erica m anage and control th e N ew burgh
an 1873. F ollow in g h im F ath er As- and P ou ghk eepsie stores under th e
ffalg’ sp oke, com m ending, the com - nam e and title of. B urger’s Furniture
m an d ery of th e
good w ork it ha.S ■Stores, Inc., and th at the principal o f­
«ione for th e church.
fice of the n ew coi-poratio'n w ill be
Col. Joh n B. W erm uth th en p re­ located in ' N ew burgh. In selectings en te d Col. Joesph A, E hleider, for the nam e “B urger” to head the new
Enany years p resident of th e com - corporation, th e incorporators th ere­
tmandei-y w ith a rin g as a g ift from. of h ave paid an u nusually, delicate
Ihis fellow m em bers. Col. E hleid e# and w ell-d eserved com plim ent to the
been an active m em ber o f th e m em ory and business sagacity of th e
o f St. John for m any years late R ichard E. Burger, as th e nam e
K^ig:
Sind has held th e .office o f grand p res­ “R eynolds”, in eastern N ew Y ork is
id e n t of th e N ew Y ork Grand Coni- equally as w el-k n ow n in th e furniture
m an d ery for a long tim e. County busin ess as is th a t o f Mr Burg'er’s in
•Flerk Joseph A. D au gh lon then ad- th e H udson V alley.
(■Iressed th e diners.
It w ill b e th e aim of th e n ew cor­
S u p rem e Court Ju stice
Joseph poration to establish to the public
UMorschauser also spoke. H e
told th at it is a w orth y su ccessor to the
fthos© p resent of th e u n tirin g efforts late Mr B urger, w ho, it w ill be recal­
o f F ath er A sfalg for th e w e lfa re o f led, m et an u ntim ely death in an au ­
liiis parishioners. H e ga v e h is view s tom obile accident near Hudson, N.
i th e modern “high, education,'
on A u gust 31, 1921, and whi
in g .that h e b elieved in educ:
vrill gave to various public and chari­
y o u n g w om en to as nigh stam
tab le institution s o f New burgh and
tihe yo u n g m en, but h e th ou gh t th at P ou ghk eepsie th e generous sum of
•sjne of th e first requisites in th e edu­ eigh t-five thousand dollars. T he n ew
ca tio n of th e girl o f tod ay ou ght to concern w ill be
w arm ly w elcom ed
b e of a p ractical nature. H e
said in N ew burgh and its success seem s
th a t if h e had an yth in g to do w ith assured.
m a k in g th e law s h e w’ould require
3>augh, John Ci'awford, A ndrew A n <lerson, F rederick Carter, Jr., Clyde
H . D ew itt, Job Mambert, A m os B ur. W . Spencer, A. L. H ardw ick,
John
J.
Crawford,
G eorge B. Clark,, ;Fred. A. W ashburn,
Mackey,
-John J. M
ackey, John H. Arnott,
-A.n im portant m eeting of the Board
H arry Propst, A. K. Osborne, J. J.
of Directors of th e H udson Cham ­
H en nett,
Gra
Irant E itlem an , and
ber of Com merce W ednesday n igh t
H onnett.
w h en steps
w ere taken to have a
ev e ry g irl to take d om estic scien ce
o n e of h er ed ucational courses.
F ollo w in g th e banquet dancing w as old expansion fund, drawn up to pro­
vide
for
financial
assistance in secur­
‘m joyed. H a ll’s orchestra furnisl:
ing new industries for H udson. Tho
t h e m usic.
T h e follow in g w ere
am ong th e w ork w ill be rushed, th e proposition
snom bers of L afayette Com mandery placed beforo a general mem bership
%vho w ere p resent: P a st Com man­ m eetin g as the success in securing
d ers H. A. Dinehar.t, S. H. Meyers, industries now, depends on the crea­
C om m ander A. D. W olff, Cortez L. tion of th is fund.
R esolutions protestin.g again.st tho
51uckman, W illiam W . Chace, and
canal project were
S a m u el T ransue, Joh n Loos, W . H . St. Law rence
adopted.
G anson, F loyd Fonda, W illiam StanA resoultion recom m ending that
Irw in D rum m , R ich ard Saulthe Supervisoi-s m ake every effort to
m aintain traffic on th e principal
1
Legion Post Moves.
highw ays, w as adopted.
C oxsackie P o st, No. 166, Am erican
T he application for m em bership of
L egion w ill m ove from its quarters
the B ai-to-Phillips Co.,.,., of N ew York,
in th e Richtrayer building on th e in th e Chamber w as favorably re­
so u th side of R eed street, C oxsackie
ceived.
t'o th e room s form erly occupied b y
G ie Odd F ellow s on th e corner o f
rtee.d and M ansion street. T he m em iiers o f th e P ost w ill have a m oving
?)Pe n ext Monday eveni:
to be fo llo w ed by a sm oker in th<
new hom e.
H enry P ulver, for the past three
H a s B c e u P rom oteA
years catcher of the Hudson baseball
Alan MdMichael, who for a number' team , w ill be given a trial th is spring
o f years -«'as d iv isio n F reigh t A gent -with th e A lb any team o f th e E astern
i'or th e N e w Y ork Central sou th o f I B aseb all
League. T his
w ill
Albany, h as Just b een ap pointed Coal ‘H ank ’s” first appearance in p rofeslocal baseball
..\gent With officos in New Yor^k. Mrt sIonal_ com; ny and
IMcaiichael
-n'ell
known
ilieve that he will
laiichaei is w
ell k
now n in Hudson “fans”
th e qualifications
w h e r e h e frequently visited on busi- good. H e h as s
n e s s m atters.
of a good m an.
Pou ghk eepsie, Jan, 19— ^St. Grcorge
?hts
S t.
Commaindery, No. 56, K nigh
ts o f St.
.nouet an d
J o h n , held its an nual banrladies' n igh t a t N ativity H al.11 W ed n es-day evening,
125 attending. Thi
Ihia ll "was ta stefu lly decori
©Teens and th e n ational c<
, F'ollo'w lng'“A m erica” ,
assem b la g e, and prayer ^
^ 1
Arr A s fa lg ,, th e diners w ere . served
w ith a b e e f dinner prepared under
o
f
Christian
W.
No]
tthe su pervision
N oll
G. OF C. DIRECTORS
MET LAST NIGHT
HUDSON PLAYER TO
BE GIVEN A TRIAL
TUESDAIY,
JANUARY
24,
1922
WOMAN D e FROM HDDSON RIVER TRUST JURORS DntW NfOlt
HATORM. CAUSES CO. ELECTS OFFICERS S U P R E M m iT E R M
AND DIRECTDRS Panels of Grand and Trial
Coroner’s Autopsy Reveals
Both
Pneumonia
and
Nephritis Had Set In.
On W ednesday, February 1st, three
TLjs is th e second station on th is
d ivision th at h as been closed w ithin now patrolm en w ill report to C hief of
, 1, year, th e first h avin g been th a t at Police Cruise for duty. In addition
C hailiam . T he iatter station re- to th e appointm ent of Thaddeu.s R ay­
’m ains open for the accom m odation of nor last week, th e Com m ission of
■She pub lic w ith a caretaker in cho-r:•g e 'P u b lic Safety at Hs regular m eeting
,'tnd a sim ilar arrangem ent is tc be . W ednesday afternoon appointed <Etco.
’m ad e in Reibanon Springs. T he ex- W. Parslow and John I-I. Johnson to
rnress agen cy is continued in th e s t a - [ t h e departm ent.
lio n s from w h ich th e agen ts are re- . The appointm ents fill th e vacancies
•.moved and is u su ally placed in th e ' caused by th e re.sig-nations of W illiam
I Clai'k,
L aw rence McbTamara
and
'harge of th e carets
T ile d iscontinuance of this age.]mey Charles Curcio, during a period exrs looked upon w ith great
isfavor• by 1I tending
tending- from la st A ugust.| T he new
.’ea t d
disfavor
app’oir
lih e resid en ts of Lebanon Springs and i ap
pointm ents bring th e departm ent
vicin ity, particu larly so because of ; RP to fu ll strength of a Chief of Po'iho tow n h avin g b^en bonded years I hce, S ergeant and eleven patrolm en,
a g o . to assist in the construction of I hir Parslow is a form er H udsonia,
I h e road, th e indebtedness n ot y e t ' w ho w as born in th is city and spen
spent
T part
h is
life lici'c.,
Slaving been paid. I t w as reported a
greater
part of
of h
is life
here. R e ­
!few m onths ago th a t there w as an old cently h e had been residing in H ills­
HH'ovision to th e effec t th at in cosid- dale. Mr Johnson is a ston e mason
^eration of th e fin ancial assistance by trade and tw ice lie took th e civil
S iven th e road (then called th e H ar­ service exam ination, h ead in g th e list
le m extension) th e Lebanon Springs each tim e w ith excep tionally high
natation sh ould alw ays h ave an agent. marks.
The a foiu tm en ts were m ade yesT h e re appears to b e no one in the
di th e entire Com mission
to w n of N ew L ebanon w ho know s ! erday
4h i r t o b e ^ r u e ^ ^ r t lie ^ o w n ^
President Sherwood V.
Van Deusen
an th e years w h en th e bonds w ere is- and W ihiam Petry.
!Suod m ake no m ention of such a proT h e contention of th e Rutland com ­
p a n y is th a t th e freigh t and passsenger receip ts from th e Lebanon
S p rin gs station do not w arrant the
■continuance of th e agency. T he s ta ­
tio n in N ew Lebanon about a mile
a n d a h a lf distant, they claim i.s a
p ro fita b le one.
COLUMBIA BHPUBLICAN.
An autop.sy, perform ed W ednesday
a t th e direction of Coroner W illiam
A t th e annual m eetin g of th e H ud­
son R iver T rust comp'anv, held W ed­
nesday m orning, th e follow ing D 'rectors w ere re-elected for three years:
D elbert Dinehart, L ew is F. Harder,
John V, W hitbeck, Jr., Charle.s W.
B ostw ick , L ouis A. B ristol, Ale*:ander
j W. H over.
T he sam e ofilcers w ere re-elected.
T he fu ll list is as follows:
Officers.
Chairman of th e Board— ^Delbert
Dinehart.
President— Robert W. Evans.
V ice-P resident— Charles. W. B ost-
Jurors for Term
Here Next Month.
Held
PAGE THKE3
FAILING TO KILL
WIFE ANO BABY,
ICIDE
MEETINO OF MUSIC
AHDUTERATORIOIPTSi
January Meeting Held Last
Evening at the Home of
Mrs Geo. W. Harris.
T he January m eeting of the Music I
Tragedy at Stottville Thurs­ and Literature departm ents of th e \
om an’s Club held T uesday evening
th e bod;[y of Mrs Jacob Canser, or
day— ^Constable, About t o W
___
at the hom e of Mrs George W. H arris
Greenport, revealed that
sh e had
stin g p'rogram
p'rograiT |
very interesting
Arrest Man, Finds His Life- dealing w ith
been suffering from an advanced a t­
th e m u sic; tand literaturi
tack of pneum onia and also neiihi-iof th e Civil w ar period of Amei-ioan I
less Body.
tis. T hese ailm ents in th e opinion of
liistory w as presented before a laa'j
th e Coroner and
th e
physicians
.therin; of the mem bers. Mrs Free
A fter attem;
g to k ill h is -wife
caused th e w om an’s sudden death in
dlier vvas chairm an of ■yie '
and infant
E m erick Paw luc,
th e h om e of H arry Lach, a neighbor,
red 31 years, took h is oivn life e^ar- literature program and, owinng- to the
Tuesday, and not th e effects of a
............ o f MrsJ John J.
... MacDonald,
^..acDonald,
Thursday afternoon in the hom e iH^ess
di-ink she had taken before she co l­
V ice-P resident— L ouis A. Bristol.
w
ho
w
as
to
have been m usic chairparents, Mr and Mrs
lapsed.
Vice-Pi-esident— E. W ashburn ScoMrs A lfred D. W olff j)re,sided
Barry, a t Stottville, b y sh ooting h im B ecau se the w om an had gone to vil.
s e lf thru the h eart w ith a revolver, acceptably.
the hom e and died quickly
after
V ice-Pres. and Sec.—Chas. W. ClapMrs P aw lu c told Cm-one.r Wiui.om “Garry Me B ack to Old Vir
taking- the drink or drinks, and not
sung by Miss H elen B eeler
Finley, o f th is city,
h aving be^n attended b y a physician,
Treasurer and Asst. Sec.— F rank S.
-estigation, tha,t th ey had for- in h er usual charm ing fashion. She
Coroner w as called for an inves- Clapper.
Im erly lived in V /atervliet w h ere th ey
follow ed by Mrs Charles B. Couse
tigation.
Attorney— John V. W hitbeck, Jr.
Witnesse.s at the Coronor'.s inquest
jl^ad dom estic difficulties. H e w as a
^
D irectors— Charles W. Bostw ick,
w idower and had a child b y h is first
yesterday adm itted th at the w om an L ouis A. B ristol, D elb ert D inehart,
she touched briefly on
had taken a drink or drinks but R obert W. Evans, A rthur Farrand,
wife, th e infant child w as born to hi.s
principal
events
of
th
e
great
con
flict
second w ife. S h e
said th a t their
upon opening- th e stom ach at th e au ­ H arold E . F ritts, Jam es J. Fox, A r­
A piano solo, “Old B lack
ack Joe,”
dom estic
SllU troubles w ere taken
Luivcn to
LU the
III©
topsy yesterday, no trace of any al­ th u r Gifford, L ew is F . H arder, A lex­
rendered by Miss B
City Court of AVat
cohol or any poisoning w as visible. ander w . H over, ’Phomas B. K eating,
AVatervIiet w h ere the , 35^.^
H olsapple.
m atter was settled.
T he p hysicians gave as their opinion H erm an L ivingston, W illiam A. MalM iss M ildred Carswell gave a p'aper
She said th at h er husband had
th at the wom an had been 'walking lery, Jr., John N ichols, E. W ashburn
been woi’k in g in W atei-vliet "but “Abraham L in coln ” w hich ivas a m ost
about for five days w h ile .she w as! Scovil, Edw ard Tinker, F rank V. U hinteresting* sketch of th e life of L in ­
sulfei-ins" a se v e r e a tta c k
of p n e u -} riffy John
Avhen tim es grew dull sh e brou:
V. W hitbeck,, Jr., Sherwood
.
coln,
and a song “Southern L ullaby,”
th e trwo children w ith .her to
m onia, and th at th is
com plicated ,V. W
V hitbeck.
lOsed by a form er H udsonian,
w ith tho acu te nephritis, caused her
hoine of her parents in Stottville. ompoi
rt H untington Terry, -sx’-as sung
sudden collap se and her death w as
On W ednesday h er h nsband secured tobei't
brou ght on suddenly
by
natural
perm anent em ploym ent in A lbany by M iss B eatrice Soule in w h icli hexcauses.
and got aboard a train to com e he>-e contralto voice w as h eard to good
M iss B abcock accom ­
The body is now reposing in th e
for his fam ily, and tak e th em there. advantage.
panied.
Phillip undertaking parlors and the
H e fe ll asleep on th e train and w as
Ml’S Jam es A tkins read a paper,
funeral services w ill probably take
carried to P oughkeepsie. H e caug-ht
place from there.
a train back to Hudson and taxied to “P oets and Authoi-s of th e Civil 'WaxGeongc R. R eese, th e we._ known
S tottville, arriving there a t 6:10 Period” in -afixich .she gave a brief
h istory of th e literary lig h ts o f th e
o’clock T hursday m orning.
movie] operator at th e Star theatre,
He told h is w ife th ey w ere going day. I t w as m uch enjoyed. A re­
w as pleasantly surprised a few night.s
to A lbany to live and would board su m e o f th e life and wox'k of S tephen
ago by ab out forty o f h is friends. The
the 2 o’clock car in th e afternoon. Collins Foster,' -who w rote m ost o f th e
surpriseJ party was
w as given Mr and Mrs
She said th at h e had been drink- best know’n 'A m erican folk songs, w as
R eese in honor oft th eir 29th w edding
A large num ber of m em bers of th e anniversary. Many gam es •were ph
j ing and acted rather peculiar but rea.d by. Miss R u th L, Jessup.
A quartet compos.ed .of Mrs A. D. •
R oyal Neighbors of A m erica gathered od, includ ing euchre; dancing
I'thought nothing of it and w as pre­
at the K. of C. hall to w itn ess the in- also enjoyed.
paring ■to go to Albany
w ith h im ,,^Wojff, Mrs W illard P erlee, G erald
ion .cerem onies of th e n cw ly,nation
■when about
10:45 o’clock in. th e \ Thom as and Mr Moore san g F oster’s
A fter several hours of euclir© p lay­
elected officers, th e w ork b eing mos
ist
m orning as h e w ent out in a littld I “M asa’s In D e Cold Ground” and
ably perform ed
by Mi.ss Laura ing, dancing and singing, a delicious
hallw ay in the^ h ouse to gjo upstairs, “Tjramp, Ti-amp, Trainp.” Mrs A len a
' , . —
Stickles, as in stallin g officer and Mrs chick en dinner w as served w ith all
’he" <su(ldenly appeared' in fr o n t of M cClure-W ardle accom panied. .
the
trim
m
ings
w
hich
w
as
enjoyed
by
.sketch, “Gettvsbursr’’
“G ettysburg”
E lla Akin acting marshal, th ese la­
her. -She wais carryin g her" infant by P ercy■•-acted
Mac
____ackaye,-ivifch
H
arm
on
H
a
l- /
d ies b elonging to I-oyal camp’, R oyal all., A fter dinner Mrs R eese w as pre­
ibaliy
in
her
arm
s.
She.i^a
he-^aid h e drew-j' le».beck a
tesibeck s th e Civil ivar v etera n 'a n d ■
Neighbors,, No. 5391, of Chatham. ’The sented w ith a beautiful rug and Mr
a re'v'-olver and. pointed it, ai t h er first j Rxi%
R eese wa.** given a brass sm oking
Pinigarx as Pollys i i is niece," w as ••.
officers w ere as follow s;
l-and th en ■the . baby. ■■She grabl
"‘6 ^ cleverly
iv
O racle—Lillm n Clo-w.
r l y ■ggiven..
L loyd H erm arice ' ,
['the barrel of tho revolver ju st a s h e
T hose p resent were: Mr and Mrs
a s bugler. T he p ie ce wa.s d i- '
Vice Oracle—Clara Hallenbeck.
pulle'd' th e trigger. T he b ullet th.at
G eorge R. Reese, Mr and Mrs Garry
I recited b y Mrs K enneth LaA^oy and"
Chancellor— E m m a Howard.
w
as
m
eant
to
k
ill
her
Svent
thru
the
W allace, Mr and Mrs S. G. H orton
Mim- H elen Francis.
" ‘ P a st O racle— E m m a Aiken.
and children, Mr and Mrs W illiam
T he V irginia R eel, directed by Misr
Recorder— A lice M. DcGroff.
The. w om an w ith h er m other ran
K ilm er, Mr and Mrs Clarence B ar­
iN iw a Babcock, w as p rettily danced b3
R eceiver— Minorva Betz.
from
th
e
h
ouse
to
th
e
h
o
m
e
of
jk li^ e s Elizabeth..- 'A-ln
ber and children, Mr and Mrs John |
M arshal— Caroline Knapp.
hern; Katheri
neighbors for p r o t e c t i o n .’Then th ey
Tyler, Mr and Mrs E lroy Potts, Miss
, M arshal— Caroline Knapp.
G ertrude B ates, Fran cis CocS:
ran to th e Ju stice o f th e P eace and Ahem>
rittfee, E lizabeth Hath'a-ivay;
__________
irtrude Anderson, Miss Rose, <Miss
‘ Inner Sentinel—^Angeline TervvilU- G ertrude
J a n ic e
secured a w arrant for h is arrest.
B eatrice, Miss Marjorie
Marjt
j.
Jajisres,
■
Irene
Meliu's
and K ath erin e
W allace; Miss
w as sometipn
13 th, -was an unlucky
lay, t
W«'«ds. M iss J o y c e 'R o w le y ‘ w as a t
Outor Sentinel—Minnie F. Van M arguerite K ilm er, - Miss- Marjorio
Isaction ci
th e piano.
Hocseri.
lacon,. Tho ■whj’s and w here- constable
K isselburgh, MiSs R u th N eill, Miss day i
TOllght to a close one of th e '
in a
■es . h a v e . ju st com e: to lig h t ii
Manager, 3 years— Arthur Ciow.
N ellie Moore, Aliss Helen" Miller, Miss
'I'hls brought
ioyableManager. 2 years— Cora K issclburg. K atherine R eese,
M iss
Mildred verbal b attle royal bet-ween m usicians
When ho arrived there . he found
■ry programs. of the American hisM anager, 1 year—Christina Recor. Reese, Miss Dorothy "Wallace, Mrs] there. Some spirits declare that tho Pawluc' dead on th e floor o f one
M usician— ^Mary K avanaugh.
Jam es Anderson and
nd son, Jam es, Jr., m eanest m an iii th e W'orld w ould b e a room, h aving sh ot h im self thru th e
P h ysician — Dr Charles R. Skinner. Mrs Mary T. Walla,co,
Mr, Guy Mil- m usician w ho four days before a ball heart. Dr. K ing, of Stottville, was.j
a,co, Mrs
ler, Mrs Joseph W
allock, Mrs W al- ■would k ick on th e orchestra— and quickly On the scene . ' and Coroner
Vallock,
ter Rc-cso, Mrs G eorge and Mrs H ar­ B eacon claim s to have tw o such
s sum m oned. T lie
latter
meanest men In the world.
old Wallace.
AThitbeck ■
T he Chanler D rum Corps had en W inners a t eu chre w ere; L adies’
first, Mrs S- G. H orton; second, Miss gajged th e AVest P oin t band for their
3e, and
Gertrude Andei-son; th in
ird, Mrs Jam es an nual ball on th e evening of the rem ains to th e u ndertaking parlors
th irteenth. A fter th e eng-agement had. of B ates & Anderson of th is city.
The Com mission o f P u blic Safel
The
Anderson.
its regular meeting- W e d n e s d a y a f - .
stood for several w eek s tw o union
Men’s
first,
E
lroy
Potts;
seeoi
Mrs Paw luc, -wife of th e dead man,
Tuesday evenin g about 7 o’clock, a
m usicians o f B eacon w rote to W est
-nted th e request o f E dtird, W illiam K;
is but 23 years of age. She is w e ll ternoon
num ber o f big arm y trucks used in Clarence B arber; thit
m onds H ose Co. No. 1 to place the. '
P oint, protesting a t th e engagem ent known in Stottville.
transporting gasoline, on their -umy
nam e of
of th e arm y organization.
P. ■K n o tt. on the
from Buffalo to points south, drew up
roll,
and
to
drop the nam e of Fred,
a t .the State arm ory and after pulling
ceived th reatening letters from one
"Kenyon from th e x-'oll,
roll, th e lattex* now
to one side th e big m achin es on State
o f th.e tw o “m eanest m en” th reaten ­
being a non-resident.
■eet, th e lin e exten din g from F ifth
in g th em w ith blacklistin g if th ey em ­
T h e C om m ission' ordered th e pur­
to Sh(mrt streets, th ey
up there
ployed th e W est P oin t orchestra.
A
chase of half-d ozen ash cams, for tlxE
for th e night.
At Stu>-ve.sant F alls last W ed n es­ fe w days before th e dance w h en the
use of the fire com panies, T h e y a r e
•e w ere about fifteen men with day during th e severe storm, three m alcontents protested, th e arm y ■
F u r buyers in th e Adirpndacks debe purchased fron the State P rith e ti-ucks and th ey slep t and ate at
ep^!‘
d a r e th e p resent season w ill be m arm en driving a la test m odel six p as­ flcials forbade th eir band playii
th e arm ory. A start w as m ade for sen ger Stutz car, drove into th e yard
leard noth in g albi
ked by th e largest
haiw est of pe
pelts
it hs
T h e follo.-vvin;ig com m unication w as
saying th ey had hei
th eir destination a t 1 o’clock W ed­ of one of the residents th ere and th e engagem ent.
on record, ivith th ei trappej
trappei's receiving' received from the Supt. of P u b lic
nesday morninig.
'Jhvo o f th e m a­ asked if
On th e oth er hand th e m usicians’ ap proxim ately $1,500,000 for their Wox’ks:
could leave th e m achin e
ch ines go to Camx> F ix , tw o to W est there, as th ey w ere unable to “m ake
Protective Associa-tion of B eacon d e­ catch. In 1919, th e banner year un­
Point, and th e i-est to B rooklyn.
it” in th e blizzard. T h e m an w ho claim s any poor sportsm anship in th e til now, w hen unusually high prices
There w ere seven in all and one
m attei’, saying a regular com plaint w ere paid fbr furs, th e trappers rea­
___
S t.,’ w ith
of tho trucks had a sort of a tractor
lized m ore ■than $1,000,000.
Mx- Overfleld, ivho h as charge of th e
attached to I t Tho snow has m ade and th e m en started off, leavin g th e •was made at a union m eeting against
L ast year prices declined appre­ wox-k for th e N orth Eastern" Con-,
travel on llie roads extremely^ )jard,-j splendid car in th e yard. T he man ■the arm y band being allow ed to play,
but after th e big trucks got through .asked th em if th ey w ere not going’ to in disregard of an agreem ent betw een ciably, owing- to the fact th at the struction Co. -He says h e is g rad­
arehoi
w ere overstocked and u a lly clearin-s' a"way such m aterial as
draw th e w ater o tf and th ey replied arm y bandsm en and national m u si­ warehouses
th ey m ust have left a good track.
there w as also a sh ortage of money.
th at th ey “didn’t know how.-” T he cian union heads.
w ill n ot hei-eafter need on th e
At that- tim e th e trappers w ere urged m terior o f th e building.
three m en then w ent to th e Albany
to forego a season in order to give
Southern depot a t Stuyvesant Falls,
“T he wooden hox’ses w h ich ax-e a t
th e anim als a chance to increase and th e p resent tim e piled
w here th ey -waited and w ere seen .to
on South
for the added purpose of giving th e Sixth St. Trill be used a s soon as plas­
tak e a car for Albany.
m arket an opportunity to be unload­ tering b egins. Mx' Ovex-field states
So far no one has com e to claim
ed. ' T his year, w ith prices higher th at th e sand and ston e w ill b e re­
T he announcem ent nas been m ade th e .Stutz car w h ich is one of th e lat­
and demand greater, th e trappers m oved to the intei-iox- of th e huildxngby th e Ford m anagem ent at iOetroit, est m odels and very expensive, and
w e r e advised to get as m any p elts as ju st as soon as he can m ak e room for
Mich., th a t a reduction from list p r ic ­ the residents o f tha’d section are un­
possible.
es w ent into effect .Tanuary 16th. der■ th e im
in pression th at th e m achine
th e saixxe. iHe says h e can give no
Announcem ent h as been m ade of
F urriers sa y th e skins are being definite date, a s to ju st w h en Soutti
T hese list prices F. O. B. a t D etroit was a stoi
th e appointm ent of AAulliam .1. Bailer, brought in, in great quantities.
are given as follow s:
Sixth St. w ill be entirely unobstruct­
o f Poughkeepsie,, deputy collector of number ; mink, skunk and fo x pelts ed as m uch depends upon th e w eath T ouring regular .$348. R unabout
internal revonne, as district m anager
regular .$,519. Chassis .$285. Coupe
but th at he w ill do evex-ything iix
o
f
th
e
U
nited
S
tates
A^cterans’
B
ur­
•pper,
at
th
is
usually
d
ull
time,
$580. Sedan .$645.
Truck ch assis
power to clear it aw ay as soon
eau, Dr. Ravm ond Sanderson as m ed­
l’ greater attentioi
possible.”
$430. 'Pi-actor $625. Starter rem ains
ical exam iner in th e sam e district,
. w ith th e prom ise
Chief o f P olice Cruise in h is report
$75 and dem ountables $25.
and A. Frank Crandall of AA'appinAccording
to
word
received
from
y
p
elt
w
ill
be
pun
to th e Com mission stated th a t in re­
This ILst reduces th e touring car by
VJashington P ostm aster G eneral H ays gers Falls, ox-president of the Am er­ a substantial
dial price, h e is be
bendingferen ce to th e building- owned by
$12, th e runabout by .$6, the cha.s.sis
lias already set about a reorganization ican Legion post o f th at village, efforts tmvard ithei capture of the Jacob LipkoAvitz sitxiated on South
by $10, th e truck by $15 ,the coupe by
in th e m otor veh icle division of the deputy collector of internal revenue m axim um iiuniiber of fur-bearing- an i- Second St., th at Aims recently dam ­
$15 and the. sedan by $15. T he last departm ent.
a t Poughkeepsie,
aged toy fire, he w as noAv in receip t
reduction, Septem ber 1, 1921, low er­
Poughkeep.sie w ill be th e headquar­
E xperts h.ave been engaged to thorF u r 'buyers are m aking regular of a i-eport from a eax-pentex- w h o h e
ed the tourin.g car price by $60, ru n a -| ighly overhaul both tho operative ters of this district of th e veteran s’
bout by $4 5, chassis by $50, truck by , id accounting m achinery of th e divi- Bureau, w hich includes eigh t coun- clerness. Equipped w ith thick check had look over th e building; th a t th is
Avas to th e effect th at if th e second,
$50, coupe by $100 an d sedan b y «sion and th ese m en are no'sv at work
w enty 1m onths b ook thacy
r w ho served twei
ey are prep:
p ared to purchase and third stories Avere remoA-ed th e
iblican
installin g an up-to-d ate cost system
! subm itted. Prices are forty ibuilding could th en be declared safe.
along the lines advocated by the large com m itteem an in tho second ward per cent h igh er than last year, de­
T h e Secretary AAms d irected to g iv e
truck concerns and tire com panies for of th at city, clerk of the board of pending- on the condition of the ski]
ten-day rixotice th a t unless the- build­
ublic works,
■rks, and for four
four years chief Practically all good
:ood pel
p elts are taken in ing is x-azed, it AAfill be condemned.
tb e fiscal super’
-visor at A lWlietliei- there w ill he a radical
ps, alth ough a large num ber of
The Chief furthex’ r ep o r te d th e .
hunters have g ift of $5 front W. B. "Wood o f th e
Music H all in Nassau, a lam ou s change or extension of oquiviment at i.any. H e is a m em ber of m any lo­ fox; skins brought in by h'
landi"nark o f th a t village, h as been th is tim e is not yet known, but F a cal fraternal organizations and has netted a good return. Fur-bearing’ Giffox-d-YVood Co. fo r each o f th e o f­
sold Tor $.3,000 to f Tim othy,-.Burek, progressive ideas of .the. postr-ixster sgi-ved as deputy collector of inter­ anim als are reported plentiful in alT ficers of th e , departm ent a% a Nexv
com - nal revenue for a;.fewr m onths.
sections of the Adirondacks.
who w ill convei-t th e .place, into iii gcneral pcgasion very fayorq'
Yeax-s g ift ixs'Ifippreclation '- ‘o f th at
11,.as the
residence for his, 'OWir;..p,rivatfi.-USCv, 'm’en t in all soctipa’s as
coinparxithp p olice departm ent.
T hus w ill p ass ,awa.y.;the, orfiy, pubj.ic, j autom otive, field. ‘ ' ..
T he GMet^agked-'whethex-' "ili’e officei-s
gath erin g p^la<
in the vill:
could receh-e th e g ift. T he Commis[•sion ruled th at th ey could.
m eetin g w ill be held in tho near fu ­
TO
ture in th e village, at which tile
the pro­
B ills Avere audited, and th e m eeUng
adjoxix’fled'r';
f ■■ '•" ■ ^
'•
jeet of th e erection of a modeiTn !
TKe State meeting- of the N ew Yo»l
m u n ity house w ill .be considered and
A free textbook m easure introduc­
Bar A ssociatioii w ill be held in New
Saratoi)ga Has Toboggan Slide,
it is said th at one w ill be erected. ’I’he
ed into th e L egislature by Assem blyAA'Uh only the collection and connty on .Tan. 20 and 21,
proposal is for a tw o-story structure, ■grcgational singing- om itted, th e Rev. w h ic h tim e th e c o m m itte e ap p o in ted man Cuviilier w’ould create a com ­
xening of a toboggan slide
sim ilar to F aith H all at A.verill Park. Dr. Charles
Reyi
ensuing m ission of five m em bers and w ould in Congress park a-t •Saratoga proA’id e s
larlcs Lee Reynolds,
pastor of to nam e officers for th e
M u sic H a ll w a s b u ilt a b o u t e ig lity the 3?ai-K Presbyterian church, N ow - year will make its report. The com­ carry an appropriation of $5,000,000. a Sport
irt for residents
resideni and A-isitors toyears aS'O for a Presbyterian church. ai-k, N. J., preached
m itte e w ill r ec o m m en d W illia m D. Fi-oe te x tb o o k s w’ou ld be fui-nish ed tO tixat c it y w h ic h h a s not been enjoj'ed
preach'
a serm on. ;
T he u se o f th e building' for th is p"ur- forod prayer, read th e Scriptures G uthrie o f N e w Y o r k as president a ll pu b lic sc h o o l p u p ils. -After S e p ­ th e r e in m a n y y e a rs. Saratoga had
pOiSe v'as abandoned about thirty-five and made announcements on Sunday of th e association. Hon. A rthur S. te m b e r 1, 1922, no city, tow n , v illa g e i t s fii-st tobog-gan in th e Avinter o f
S’c a rs a g o a n d it w a s co n v e rte d in to afternoon to an unseen aUdieUCe 0S* Tompkins is named as one of the or school district AVoukV' be au th oriz­ 18S4-S5 in WoodlaAvn p ar k . ThirtA-a public
ublic meetli]
m eetin g hall, w here dances tim ated to have numibored h alf a m il­ v ice p re sid e n ts. I<'redei-iclv E . AVad- ed to 'spend any m oney for text books five years ago t h e Glen Mitchell slide
lould be held. I t had a stage and lion. The
T he clerg
clergym an did th is over h am s o f Albany,, is seex-etax'y and L o i'-* and none avoaxM b e fu rnished xxixtil Avas built axxd m aintained for a n um som e scenery, an d plaj^s w ere fr e­ a radiophone fn 'ju th e Westing-house an J. Lewis, Jr., of Albany, is n am ed th ey had been approved by th e ixcav ^ er o f years as one of th e b est.in the.
quently given th ere.
for treasurer.
com m ission.
country.
station, N ewark,
SURPRISED BY 40
OF HIS FRIENDS
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
INSTALLED OFFICERS
In th e absence o f County Judge
.Tobn L. Crande’l, w ho w as holding
court in Albany, Surrogate John "V.
"Whitbeck w as present T uesday w hen
th e panels of grand and trial jurors
for th e Feibruary term of the Su­
prem e Court %vere drawn. Court
w ill convene here on Monday, Feb ru ­
ary Cth. T he panels dranvn:—
Grand Jiu’ors.
Chauncey
S. Ashley,
Chatham;
N elson Bowdy, Claverack;
W illiam
Cullen, Stuyvesant; Stanley W. Coons,
G erm antown; Charles L. Coons, L iv­
ingston; Loland Cratwford, G erman­
town; A ugustus Cross, Clermont:
W alsie D ecker, G allatin; Sylvester
Finney, Canaan; L ew is George, H ud­
son; Charles W. H allenbeck, GreenIport; H enry §. Ltapo, Canaan; W inI field L. M yersr'^'aghkanic; Friend E.
M ichael, Claverack; Frank
Copakc;
cc; George Pitcher, Claveracl
Clermont; Fred D.
R o c k e fe lleer,
i
Sheldon
don, Taighicamc; W illiam Smith,
H illsdal
idale; R obert Leroy Storm., Hudson; Samuel S. Sim mons, T aghkanic;
■William Stafford, H udson; Oliver
Tillson, Hudson; Fred W ilder, L iv­
ingston.
T rial Jm-ovs.
Irving Allen, AVost Lebanon; Fred
B row ning ( Ghent;
Jacob Bainor,
Taghkanic: Claude Barry, GreenTt; Gooi-g-e Champlain, Copake; J.
[enry Carpenter,
er, H udson; Chax'les
Dressi
K inderhook;
Arthur
Dingm an, H udson; Thadeaus Downning, Austei-litz; Fred Drum , G allatin; H enry T. E ngel, Ghent; Fred
Ghent; N ich olas Fisher, Stuyvesant; John H. G lasser, Philm ont;
W illiam
H elm s, H udson;
E verett
Haynor, Livingston;
Charles Kinne,
AusterliC^; V. F. I.:Jchtcnha]
Sturaantow n;
ant; W alti
le;
Charles
irmantown :
P. Miller,
Gen
Moore, Stuyve.san
lant; Benjai-min S, Mejlson, Co­
Cosick, Claverack;
c; E
Ellm er ‘Nelson,
pake;. Jam es O’Neil, Hudsonn; George
M. .Petry, Chatham ; Fredi stick les,
Ghent: O scar Stall; R ed H:ook;
ook; Mich ael Scanlai
dnderhook; Geo
G eorge
in, R. F.
F . D.; A lbert
Steuerwald; Canaan,
Sharp,
larp, M ellenville; . Pran k J. Shaw,
H illsdale;
illsdale; Clarence Tem ple, Livihgr
ston; hh-ed.Van H oesen,
Claverack,
A D.; W alter W aldorph, Ghent;
Roscoe W illiam s, Claverai
,’erack.
BEACON AROUSED BY
KICK OF MUSICIANS
Pa.lCEOFFilBSGET
$5 NEW YEAR GIFT
ARMY TRUCKS
HERE FOR NIGHT
li-
ABANDONEDAUTOAT
STUYVESANT FALLS
ANOTHER REDUCTION
IN FORD CARS
■fl
FUR BUYERS REPORT
A LARGE HARVEST
POKEEPSIE TO BE
VETERAN BUREAU
HEADQUARTERS
POSTOFFICE IS TO
INSTALL COST SYSTEM
OLD ‘MUSIC HALL”
IN NASSAU SOLD
PREACHES
500,000
OVER RADIO THONES
[GUTHRIE WILL ”
THIS WOULD MEAN A
HEAD STATE BAR
SAVING TO HUDSON