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28 THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1924 HON GORDON WOODBURY DIES Ex-Assistant Secretary of Navy Grand Circle lour of the Rockies 7 Colorado 411 forth, ton at Round Trip Fare to Yellowstone alone Passes Away In Book Store at Manchester, 1 9 'WlU Economies a Dtcturcsoue scenerv in all the Retired to Bedford Farm When Health Failed American Rockies Cheyenne, Echo and Weber Canyons, the Riant Te- tom, Wasatch Mountains, Great Special Dispatch to the Globe MANCHESTER, H. June 17 Hon Gordon Woodbury, one of the foremost men of New Hampshire, ex-assistant secretary of the Navy, editor and publisher, legislator, sailor, author, man or letters, agriculturist, and athlete, died suddenly this afternoon. Sa it Lake, Royal Gorge, Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs and Denver 1 6 Raurul-trip from Four and half day motor tour through Yellowstone Park including meals and lodgings at hotels $54.00 additional; at camps $45.00. Season June 20 to Sept. 15.

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If You Trust Yourself Osgood Will Trust You 294 Washington St. Botton trans Main 44t 294 Washington 3- Bottsa Phona Congrejt 3060 An American Colonial Design, in Mahogany Value 538, Now '291 This suite, in combination walnut, is sturdy and substantial despite its graceful lines. We recommend it as exceptional value at prices marked. Six pieces 229.00. Id separately as follows Any or pieces shown so Buffet, was China, was Bed, 46, 33, 79.50 54.75 24.25 .119 $78 37 Table, was 69 Arm Chair, was.

17 Side Chairs 49.75 12.95 7.95 Dresser. Reg. 138.00. Now 74.50 Toilet Table, Reg. 107.00.

Now 57.50 Server, was Now 52.50 Reg. 98.00. Bench Reg. 20.00, Now in RK i Now 10.85 171 fZm Wardrobe, Chair Reg, 22.00. Now 12.75 I NT 1 Ree.

129. on. Now 69.50 Rocker ardrobe, Reg. 129.00, Now 69.50 Chair 22.00 Now 12.75 Rocker 24.00. Now 13.75 GORDON WOODBURY.

3k Far Below Real Worth Ornate Bow-End Bedroom Suite Personally we never beard any one 1 Down Puts This Farnous Soshm Dai in lobe. ay "jrer." They may say ye, Tra, or "yon," but never "yer." Lewis ton Journal. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1924 AnotherBroadStatementMade in Haste Hurryinar to sret through never made a successful Job of anything. Detroit Free tress. How about a Marathon raoe? Boston Hoosier Cabinet In Your Home Globe.

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Or getting out of the way of an auto mobile? The trouble with these epigrammatists who rewrite musty old proverbs is that they never stop to inquire Into the truth of their models. Most successful Jobs are done at high speed. Cleveland Plain Dealer. HE SOLD WELLS 3-Pc. Living Room Suite Full spring construction, loose cushions, covered backs, beautifully upholstered a.

7C in fine velour or tapestry, finished with tassels. JttO Political Acumen "Whv were you so early with the An elaborate su te at a sensational price, was shout that you would never consent to marked i78.00, but while they last mhW WT Mr Woodbury entered the bookstore of William P. Goodman, 26 Hanover st, and asked that he might address a letter. He was shown to Mr Goodman's private desk where the proprietor left him. Thinking Mr Woodbury was occupying a long time to write an address Mr Goodman returned to the desk and found Mr Woodbury with his head bowed.

Speaking to him, Mr Goodman received no reply. He raised his head and found he was breathing feebly. Hurried calls were sent for doctors, two responding, but on their arrival Mr Woodbury was dead. Heart failure is assigned as the cause. Mr Woodbury was a native of New York City, and a descendant of the Woodburys who settled in Beverly, Mass, in 1624.

He graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard University and Columbia Law School. He practiced law in New York but his health failed and he established his home in Bedford in 3889. engaging in farming. He purchased and conducted the Manchester Union from 1896 until 1906, making of the paper a pronounced success. He served in the Legislature three terms, as a member of the Constitutional convention and on the council" of the State Board of Agriculture.

During the war he was in France engaged in Red Cross work. In 1920, when Franklin D. Roosevelt resigned as Assistant Secretary of the Navy to accept the Democratic nomination for Vice President, Mr Woodbury was named as his successor and filled the offlcce until a change of Administration brought about his retirement. Two years ago Mr Woodbury purchased a yacht which was at one time the property of the Kaiser and with a party of friends set out on a voyage to Europe. Their vessel encountered a whirlwind off Cape May, one of the seamen was swept overboard and lost, and Mr Woodbury was also swept overboard but another wave carried him back to the ship.

It la believed that the terrible experience shortened his life. Mr Woodbury was recently chosen as one of a committee of three to appear before the Democratic national convention as representatives of the League of Nations and seek to have a plank inserted in the platform favoring the perfecting of a fceaguey Mr Woodbury is survived by his wife and two sons, a brother, Thornton Woodbury of Bordeaux, France, and one sister, Mrs Helen Seamon of In combination walnut and gum. A very attractive and substantial suitfe 145.60 Reed Suites for Summer Homes Dresser 44.75 Chifforette .36.75 Bed 36.75 Spring 5.95 Felt Mattress 14.95 Chafr 6.45 run for this particular officer' "I wanted to get on record," answered Senator Sorghum, "before the boys got togcher and made it clear that I wasn't going to be asked." Washington Star. Remembers Where She Put It "Hon." says the Newcastle Courier, "is a place where a woman, in about IS seconds, can tad something for which a man has searcbed one Atlanta Constitution. I Lowest prices ever quoted locally Any piece sold separately 6 4 Library Table 49.25 to 96.75 you say? "He in the oO business.

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Y. awoke one morning to find a demijohn of whisky and a blazing red light decorating the top of the pole on City Hall, where the American flag usually floats. Firemen re-movd trie light but couldn't budge the demijohn. A steeplejack took down "the little brown Jug" at a cost of $75 "'uwag1 -j Bafei- fa) taa ssmtabts! OoM taere be tight mot fslr Vfcea May. todanpg fame at pity la God's fr air? Tb Has ay abe them, aad (be green ffoM swans arwisd.

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Mo. gave birth to twin colts, one a horse and the other a mule, she broke all precedents. The freak of nature has caused a stir and crowds have been flocking to the Soammahorn farm to see the mother and the colts. This Summer will complete the 51st jwason that Mr and Mrs Thomas Cush-tng of Montreal, Que. have spent at their cottage at Cushlngs Island, Portland.

Me. The statute of Berollna, the guardian goddess of Berlin, Ger, in the Alex-anderplata, has been fitted with a false right arm and hand, which holds a disc signal. When the arm is extended traffic through the plats is held up. Vhfn 'he way Is clear, the traffic man on duty, stationed In a little signal box. pulls a lever, up goes Berolina's arm, and the waiting Vehicles stream past.

A woman In Lorain, O. solved a problem in transportation very nicely. She had to haul home a chunk of Ice and was without a cart, so she used the lawn mower. "Such a thing has never been heard of in all the annals of this Police Court." said Judge Rlzor of Santa Barbara. Calif, as he accepted under pro-teat the fine of Ralph Hersey, who had been baled into Court on a minor raffle violation charge and who Insisted on charging himself with another offenfe.

Hersey handed over his money and left the court, while a recess was called to allow the Judge and attendants ft i.aoaw Duplex ice grate, pure baked white provision compartment, heavy steel wire shelves; sanitary and economical, Indiana Republican State convention met at Indianapolis, with Gen Benjamin Harrison presiding. Revolution Tea party, in aid of purchase of Washington medallions, held at Music Hall, Boston. Walt Whitman sent original poem to Tufts College Commencement. "The Chart Universal," read by Prof Brown. Women's claim to service on Boston School Board argued in Supreme Court by T.

W. Claf ke. Bralntree's Soldiers' Monument dedicated, with Gen N. P. Banks, orator.

Vermont Republican named Judge Asahei Peck for Governor. Hannah Dustln's monument at Con-toocook, H. dedicated. 25 Years Ago President McKinley welcomed at Hol- Wa also include as regular eaaiassaa with the HOOSIER BEAUTY, the 14-piece set of crystal glassware shown below. Bed, Spring and Roll Edge Mattress.

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Special com- OQ 7C blnation price for outfit Dresser, in golden oak, roomy, well made, good mirror. Well finished and an ex- OO AC cellent value 33 x20 4 7" high, holds 100 pounds ice -AinchaT" May Be Nearer Right A man who baa been traveling up In T.rmon- says that at all the stations th-'. farmers mt you with Coolidge, buttons, saying. "Tou're for Cal, hain't yer?" Prudence dictates the reply. Boston Globe- Of cours.

the farmers of Vermont gnn't ay "Hain't yer" for "are you not." n-1-her ta there any serried phalanx besieging every traveler to Join rh- ll-me Town Coolidge Club, but aa to bring all for Coolidge and occasionally railing him well, suppose we admit the soft Imp-achment. Rut-tend Herald. Do all Vermont farmers say "Are you Globe. 44.75 These aluminum-topped receptacles give you in ideal placa to keep coffee, tea, spices and bulk food. Baby Carriages yoke by tx -Congressman William Whit ing.

Beacon Hill Monument, Boston, con veyed to state. Charlestown's "carnival" led by W. Hardinir as chief marshal. to recover. o.

riui none ox uk rtmya Fancy Hammocks At Greatly Reduced Price A big stock to select from. Plain and striped effects all well made and dependable. 10.85 67.50 Stand and Awning Extra Nantasket Beach hotels raided by sheriffs for liquors. Daughters of Revolution met In Christ Church. Sarah' E.

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Discontinued patterns, retired floor samples, exchanges, all in first-class condition, are shown at a small fraction of their true worth. Many odd beds right now offered at a real sacrifice. PLACE IN STATE SENATE NORTH ANDOVER. June 17-Joseph P. MrDonough, chairman of the Board Cedar Chests Reduced or selectmen and a veteran of the Refrigerators As illustrated, well built, white enamel lined, 44 Inches high, 27 inches wide, 18 inches deep, 7 5 lbs.

Ice capacity. Regular price 32.00. When in Doubt Buy of Osgood Every popular type and finish. The stylish model illustrated finished in a Beautiful OAJS blue 29.85 Sale Price. Best woria war, announced today that he will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State Senator this Fail.

AUTO HITS WAG0NAT BEVERLY, MAN INJURED BEVERLY, June 17 While driving In a wagon on Dodge st. North Beverly early this morning, Barnard Lyman of 16 Cedar st, Chelsea, was run into by an automobile ownod and operated bv John D. Egam of 45 Oak st. New Bedford. At the rear of the wagon Lyman had two horses Lyman was thrown out receiving injuries about the head and body.

He was removed to the Beverlv Hospital In an ambulance. His condition was not considered serious and he will leave the hospital tomorrow. The automobile was damaged but wedt awav under Its own power. The horses were 14.75 Grade 2i41-2147 Closes Daily at 5:30 744-756 Washington Boston Closes Daily 5 P. M.

Saturday Evening at 9 Washington Roxbury Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Other Chests up to 50.00. STATE EAGLES ELECT J. Phelan, New Bedford; chaplain, John M. llopan, Lowell; secretary. M.

1. Foley, Pittslleld; treasurer, William J. Murphy, Fall River; Inner guard, Joseph V. Molloy, Lawrence; outside guard, Lewis F. Hoffman.

Pittsfleld; trustee, John H. Byrne, Worcester. iaKf-n io me vuy oiaoies where thev are being cared for. Mr Lyman was on his way to New Hampshire. O'LEARY AS CHIEFTAIN HALF MILLION LOSS IN MILWAUKEE FIRE Starts From Explosion of Dust in Grain Elevator TO lower Svttic expense, bafld I so that you don't have to rebuild.

ALPHA CEMENT help to aohre the problem. Your local I jiff- ALPHA Dealer has a stock of help- I ful au ggeationa on home, yard, farm fck and bu smess-piace improvements. Alpha Portland Cement Company 131 Stat Street, Boston, Mass. A ST OX. PA CHICAGO.

ILL. Kg! je Wew vrk Pblladelphta Baltimore Plttabvre BU- CrK Mlch Irontoa. Ohio Lynn Aerie Degree Team Wins Prize at Fall River and Sanford was in collision with one of the York I'tilltles electric railroad oars on Main st this afternoon and wan badly damaged. Mr Finnegan escaped serious injury. TWO AUTOMOBILES RUN INTO TREES AT DEDHAM DEDHAM, June 17 There were two automobile accidents In this town today, one early this morning about I o'clock when an automobile truck belonging to the Ward Bread Com pan v.

operated by John H. Pellti of 33ti A1un.su -chusetts av, Arlington, ran into a tree. Petitl was going along Washington st. toward Dedham, when he lost control. He was taken to the Norwood Hospital by Thodore H.

Mars ton of 234 Hyde Park av. Forest Hills. He was treated for a bad scalp wound and injuries to left hand. The other accident occurred Just he- SMALLPOX DISCOVERED IN BALTIMORE HOSPITAL BALTIMORE, June 17 Vaccination of all the doctors, nurses and the scores of other employes of Johns Hopkins hospital has followed the discovery, Sunday, of a case of smallpox In a negro ward at the institution. CAMBRIDGE AUTOMOBILE UPSET AT NEWBURYPORT NEWBURYPORTs June 17 A sedan DAVIDSON FINED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING Eliot P.

Davidson of Sault St Marie. Mich, was to have been put on trial before Judge Broadhurst and a Jury In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday on an indictment charging him -with manslaughter, operating an automobile so as to endanger life, and not driving to the right of an Intersecting street before making a turn. Before the Government entered its case, Havidson pleaded guilty to operating an automobile so as to endanger life, and Judge Broadhurst fined htm $500 and the costs of court. The other counts of the indictment were placed on file. Dr Philip Castleman was struck by Davidson's automobile on March 31 and sustained Injuries which resulted in death a few hours afterward.

Auto and Electric In Crash SAN'FORD, Me, June 17 A closed auto driven bV John C. Finnegan of Boston WOMAN. 72. KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR TRUCK Miss Stella Powers. 72, of 20 Hem-men way st was knocked down by a motor-truck yesterday morning at Massachusetts av, near the entrance of the subway.

She was removed to the City Hospital suffering from a fracture of the right wrist, contusions and abrasions of the right leg and a bad cut on the head. The truck la owned by Jacob Polock of 16 Hull st and wae operated by Daniel Fox of 20 Dawson st, Dorchester. c- Sister Augustine, Fall River, Dies FALL RIVER. June 17 Sister owned and operated by James W. i Quigley of 87 Highland av, Cambridge, Special IYIapntch to the Globe FALL RIVER, June 17 The closing-session of the Eagles' convention today was devoted almost exclusively to re-ftorts of committees.

The Lynn Aerie won the Eagles' degree team trophy. State Pres William J. Mackey reported the organization showed a gain of more than 4000 in the State during toe past year. The old-age pensions and general funds also showed Increases. This afternoon the following officers were elected: President.

John J. OLeary, Lowell; vice president. James MILWAUKEE. June 17-Flr resulting from an explosion" of dust In gnitn elevator E. on Menominee slip of the Milwaukee Road's yards here lata today caused damage to the building sat contents estimated nt Several employes at first reported trappvd In the burning building later were accounted for.

Lawrence Tipsy Driver Fined LAWRENCE, June 17-Arm id Berube. In court today on charges operating an automobile while unrlnr the Influence of liquor and with operating wlthou' "uhts, was fined lino -n the first charge. tMW -L: fore noon on Greenlodjs5 st, when Forrest H. Munroe of 5 Summer st, Hudson, also crashed into a tree. His wife, Olive G.

and their daughter, Barbara, aged 3, were Injured. The mother received abrasions to her face and the child had to have five stitches to close agap in right side of cheek and ear. They were treated Dr Arthur Worthlngton at the Emergency was capsized at High and State sts todav when the driver made a quick turn" and struck a curbstone. Mr Quigley's mother, Mrs M. Quigley, and his niece, aged 3, were In the car.

Mrs Quigley's shoulder was injured and the child was cut and bruised. Both were taken to the Anna Jacques tine. 81. formerly Miss Marie Verot of St Slgolert, France, died suddenly today I In St Roch's Convent, to which she was assigned 20 years ago. Sister Augustine 1 was a member of the Order of the Sis-ters of St Joseph.

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