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Motorcycle clubs join forces to deter looters in flooded northern towns
Club members patrol towns to scare off thieves and run to the shops
Drifters members Lloyd Spencer (left) and Dave Cariss
MOTORCYCLE clubs in the north of England have been patrolling flood-hit areas to protect homes and business from looting.
Members of clubs including the Pyeratz, Drifters, Broken Bones and Nuntii Mortis have joined forces to deter thieves from stealing possessions left on the street to dry by homeowners.
Flood victims in the Calderdale Valleys area had been posting on Facebook that that, along with having to contend with damaged homes, they also had to deal with looters. Dave Cariss of the Drifters club heard about the residents' problems and decided to get involved by organizing a patrol with fellow club members.
The response from other local clubs has been similarly positive and up to thirty riders from different clubs have got together during the past week to patrol in 4x4s, vans and cars. Lloyd Spencer of the Drifters said, 'We spread out and go wherever needed. The police understood what we were doing. We are not there to offer anything physical. We just show our faces. Obviously we are not vigilantes. A lot of us are quite big, chunky lads, so that helps. We don't have to really say anything, just turn up.'
They've been welcomed by local communities, who have been keeping the volunteers fed and watered and have the blessing of the police, who are stretched by the aftermath of storm Frank.
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Tuchan – Home 60514 Gite
- 3 bedrooms
- 8 sleeps
- 4 nights min stay
Tuchan – Home 60514
- Gite
- 3 bedrooms
- sleeps 8
- 4 nights min stay
Top Review
Gite / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 8
Key Info
- Nearest beach 38 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Pet friendly
- Private garden
Description from owner
Tastefully restored 400 year old village house in the pretty wine making village of Tuchan set amongst mountains, castles,vineyards and lavendar fields.
Located in the oldest part of the village,, steps away from all amenities you could possibly need. This traditional french village location is an ideal base to explore the many attractions of South West France - Tuchan is on the 'route de vins' nestled amongst a chain of pretty wine making villages. The landscapes in this area are breathtaking and some of the most beautiful in France.
Tuchan has a large wine cave and education centre. The village has many walking and cycling treks and has rock climbing, paragliding and horseriding very close by.
In the village there are 2 lovely swimming pools which you can use.
Further details
Change over days are flexible.
Please note that 9th bed is a foldaway bed suitable for a child under 11 ( extra £25)
A travelcot and portable
Tastefully restored 400 year old village house in the pretty wine making village of Tuchan set amongst mountains, castles,vineyards and lavendar fields.
Located in the oldest part of the village,, steps away from all amenities you could possibly need. This traditional french village location is an ideal base to explore the many attractions of South West France - Tuchan is on the 'route de vins' nestled amongst a chain of pretty wine making villages. The landscapes in this area are breathtaking and some of the most beautiful in France.
Tuchan has a large wine cave and education centre. The village has many walking and cycling treks and has rock climbing, paragliding and horseriding very close by.
In the village there are 2 lovely swimming pools which you can use.
Further details
Change over days are flexible.
Please note that 9th bed is a foldaway bed suitable for a child under 11 ( extra £25)
A travelcot and portable highchair is available for small infants ( extra £15)
A gas heater is available and gas can be purchased from the local shop at 18 euros a canister or pre paid for and delivered at 25 euros
Further details indoors
The Gite has been sympathetically renovated retaining is original character , with wooden beams,stone floors and original wooden doors. This spacious gite is ideal for two families wanting to share.
Ground floor - Entrance hall,with utility area( washing machine and tumble dryer) leading to double bedroom with door out to private paved courtyard and morning room with table and chairs, Large shower room and separate washroom/ toilet.
1st floor - Large fully equipped kitchen with dining table leading to spacious living room with a gas stove, 2 sofas and large sofabed. Door out to a private furnished terrace (Seats 8) with steps down to a private courtyard.
2nd floor - Large double bedroom, ( with plenty of room for 3rd person to sleep), step up to the dressing room area and en suite. Door through to twin bedroom
Stand up fans,hairdryer and heaters in bedrooms. Gas stove available ( gas extra cost - 15 euros a canister)
There are a selection of DVDs, CDs,books, local area guides, indoor and outdoor games available for your entertainment.
Further details outdoors
The house is situated off the road within a gated courtyard.
At the back of the house there is a private wooden decked terrrace with wooden dining furniture (seats 8), stairs lead down to private paved courtyard with mature palm tree and shaded morning room with table and chairs.
There is ample parking near the gates of the courtyard.
One outdoor pool in the village is a public pool with views overlooking the mountains and vineyards. There is a small charge for entry and is open during the summer months only.
The other pool is at Pierre camping a short walk away. This has a restaurant , small zoo, boules and volleyball. The owner welcomes people who stay in the village. This pool typically opens mid May to Mid September .
There is a beautiful gorge in Tautavel ( 7 miles away) where there is river swimming and lovely spots for picnics.
Location description from owner
The Occitanie region
From breathtaking views of snow capped mountain ranges in winter to lavendar fields and vineyards in summer. This area is totally unspoilt with ancient castles, abbeys,natural springs, gorges and pretty rivers.
With over 300 days of Mediterrenean sunshine Tuchan's excellent location makes it ideal place to holiday all year round. Nearby Perpignan, Carcassonne, Narbonne, Montpellier and Nimes are beautiful large cities/towns offering lots of culture, historical buildings, great cuisine and shopping.
The area has numerous excellent sandy beaches within 45 mins drive. The quaint seaside town of Collioure and the beautiful white sands of canet Plage are 45 - 55mins drive and are well worth a visit.
Perpignan the closest large town is 40 mins drive. With a pretty river running through the centre, lined with cafe bars its a great place for the gentlemen to sit and have a beer whilst the ladies shop in the wide range of shops.
The Pyrenees are only just over an hours drive. Here you will find lots of outdoor activities including mountain biking, whitewater rafting,sailing and thermal spa's.
The enchanting town of Carcassonne is an hours drive with its fortified village full of cafes,shops and street entertainment. Carcassonne has a music festival in July with many famous UK artists.
Narbonne about 45 mins away is a lovely French town with lots to do including a beach and great activity centre called L'espace de liberty which has an Olympic size pool, slides, ice rink, bowling alley, bar and great self service buffet.
The Spanish border is about 50 minutes away and Barcelona 2.5 hours away.
Andorra is a 2.5 hours scenic drive taking you to the haven of duty free shops and popular ski resorts of soldeu and pas de las casa
From June - September Tuchan has quite a few festivals in the village square. These include food and wine festivals where the whole town eat in the square and the villagers sell local produce. Dog shows and circus's occasionally visit Tuchan.
There are a number of nearby villages which have local weekly markets and most weeks small markets visit Tuchan.
Tuchan not a particularly large village but has everything you could possibly need ;
- Grocery shop (open 7 days a week)
- Restaurants ( within 10 mins walk) -
- 2 Village outdoor pool (high season only)
- Tennis
- Bakery
- Medical centre and pharmacy
- Bank and Cash point
- Post office
- Butchers
- Tourist information
- Newly renovated cinema
- Petrol station ( outskirts)
- Weekly outdoor markets visit the village square.
- Wine caves and visitors centre
- River swimming area
- Quad biking through the vineyards
- Boules Park
- Volley ball and children's play area in the village square
- Camp site - Lapierre( 10mins walk with lovely pool, volleyball. good restaurant and bar, twice weekly entertainment in high season)- The owner is very friendly and happy for local villagers to use his facilities -open Mid May - Mid Sept
The locals in Tuchan are very friendly and hospitable.
Tuchan is well know for its wine (Fitou being one) and there are many activities throughout the year to celebrate this. If you are a wine connoisseur this is the village to base yourself , right in the heart of wine country with the large newly refurbished Mont Tauch wine cave and education centre only 5 mins walk away.
Some very good traditional local restaurants and cafes within walking distance.
Nearby there is Rock climbing, walking and cycling treks,fishing, quad bikes.paragliding and horseriding.
Local attractions include Tautavel ( prehistoric man museum), Chateau d'aguillar, white water rafting (Axat), Many wine caves, African Reserve, Little Yellow train through the breathtaking Pyreeness mountains and ski -ing within 1hr 40mins.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Pets welcome
- Cot available
Bed & bathroom
- 2 Double Beds, 1 Sofa Bed, 2 Single Beds, 1 Cot available
- 1 En suite, 1 Shower room
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
- Children's pool
- Private garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Alvisi G.
- Response rate:
- 90%
- Calendar updated::
- 01 Mar 2017
- Years listed:
- 9
- Based in:
- Switzerland
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Italian
This Gite has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 8. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 02 Jun 2008. Located in Aude, it has 8 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £518 to £663.
The Owner has a response rate of 90% and the property's calendar was last updated on 01 Mar 2017.
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Guest reviews
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8 reviews
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- 7
- Very Good
- 1
- Average
- 0
- Poor
- 0
- Terrible
- 0
"comfortable village home"
Lovely home in beautiful surrounding countryside. Amazing rivers to swim in. Fantastic beaches 50 minute drive away. All amenities on your doorstep.
"Beautiful family house - home from home and a great base for the Aude region"
Our family of four (mum, dad and two boys aged 9 & 12) had a truly fantastic holiday. Jackie and Andrew have refurbished this town house sympathetically and there are lots of lovely little touches. The bedroom and bathroom in the "cave" were brilliant as they were considerably cooler in the very hot weather we experienced. The spacious bedrooms and living area meant grown-ups and kids could take a break from each other when needed, and the patio area complete with candles and fairy lights was ideal for entertaining friends who were staying nearby. The complimentary bottle of wine and extensive guide to things to see and do in the area were much appreciated. Mosquito nets and lavender in every room really kept the mozzies at bay. The easy proximity to two local pools (the municipal pool and the pool at the La Peirière campsite) as well as numerous local beauty spots for river swimming kept the boys happy. Thank you for a lovely experience!
"A four hundred year old Gite immaculately renovated"
Ideal location if you want to stay in a traditional French village close to Carcassone environs. The village offers all amenities, and the Gite is within meters of these, such as supermarket, bakery and butcher. There is excellent wine tasting within walking distance. The locals are friendly and accommodating. If you like walking or cycling it is a paradise, the landscape is rugged and stunning.
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69 Reviews
4.8 on November 03, 2016
Thanks for a wonderful time! The house was so neat to stay at and learn the history of. We loved the location. We will plan to stay there again if we make it back your way!
4.4 on November 02, 2016
My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our stay here. Our bed was extremely comfortable, I even asked the owner where she bought her sheets. The breakfast was some of the best meals we had in Bar Harbor and the innkeeper Michael was amazing company. Really above and beyond
4.2 on October 27, 2016
This was one of my favorite stays on a long adventure in the Maritimes and Acadia. Stacy and Ken and their wonderful staff are truly committed to fine hospitality, and have lovingly and skillfully tended a grand period home in the manner it deserves. I hope to return one day if they are still its owners.
5 on October 24, 2016
This B 'n B is truly a gem. The hosts and staff are so attentive and thoughtful. The rooms are beautiful and clean. That is huge for me. An old home need not look old. It is well maintained. The breakfasts and evening reception are plentiful and delicious. Everything a B 'n B should be. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.
5 on October 22, 2016
Manor House Inn is an absolute gem! Beautifully decorated rooms and common spaces, friendly and professional hosts, delicious, varied, home-cooked breakfast and afternoon tea time, all of it a 5-minute walk from town and for an extremely reasonable price. We absolutely loved our 3-night October stay at this beautiful inn and will certainly stay here again if we ever return to Bar Harbor.
5 on October 19, 2016
I loved the decor, tea on the porch, proximity to down town and restaurants, and friendliness and helpfulness of the hosts.
5 on October 17, 2016
This B&B is perfectly located two blocks from the center of town and numerous restaurants. The rooms are clean and immaculate decorated. Ample room for parking and large personal rooms
5 on October 17, 2016
Very nice, love the way the rooms are decorated. Breakfast was very good. Short walk to the shops and restaurants.
5 on October 12, 2016
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Manor House Inn while visiting Bar Harbor. From the moment we arrived we were greeted by warm and welcoming hosts. The inn was immaculate! We enjoyed the refreshing afternoon snacks while sitting in the sun on the wrap around porch. The full breakfast every morning was delicious! Location could not have been any better for enjoying the many surrounding restaurants, shops and harbor.
5 on October 12, 2016
we stayed in this historical house unfortunately 2 nights, and all things were outstanding. The cleanliness, the house itself, the furniture, the friendly housekeepers, near to town (for dinner without forced to take the car)...free car parking, a breakfast made with love and changeing every day in a creative way...do we need more???
4.8 on October 11, 2016
The location of Manor House Inn is perfect! Local eateries and shopping within walking distance.The Innkeepers, Stacy and Ken were most welcoming and extremely helpful. They offered many ideas of where to eat, what to do and see. The Inn was very impressive inside and out, just beautiful. We look forward to another stay there!
5 on October 10, 2016
What wonderful accommodations right in the heart of the village. The entire staff was fantastic.
3.6 on October 08, 2016
The place is beautiful and close to Main Street and the Acadia NP. Our room was clean and very nice, although we had a room with only the bed and closet, and another room across the hall, separate, with the bathroom..so not that comfortable to reach every time we wanted. Breakfast was very good. Pancakes awesome. Everybody is very kind and helpful. You can have tea and coffee at any time..there was a fire place..but it never worked :(
4.4 on October 07, 2016
You cannot beat the location, especially at this price. Breakfast is "modest" but very good. I love the afternoon tea and snacks. Fantastic price. You will not be disappointed with your stay.
5 on October 02, 2016
Our stay at Manor House Inn was truly lovely. It was easily walkable to downtown, extremely clean, and the staff was warm and hospitable. The blueberry stuffed french toast was amazing! I loved the fireplace and always available tea time. One night upon arriving back to the Inn and all icecream places were closed, Michael saved the day with offering me leftover goodies from tea time to go with my bedtime tea. It made my night. We will definitely be back to the Manor House.
5 on October 01, 2016
We booked a room with double bed in a older charming building in Bar Harbor. We got a large beautiful bright room, perfectly clean and cosy. The breakfast was outstanding, delicious, with creative variations every day. The history of the house was perceptible in every room. It was a perfect stay !!
5 on October 01, 2016
You're never sure when you book an inn sight unseen but Manor House Inn surpassed our expectations from the warm welcome we received at check in to the separate bedroom/sitting room combination of the Boscobel room. The real treat was the daily breakfast confection that was provided that got us up and downstairs each morning. We will come back to this charming inn if at all possible. Highly recommend!
3.4 on September 27, 2016
The cottages were absolutely adorable. Perfect place to havevout mini honeymoon.
5 on September 25, 2016
Have stayed at B&Bs in different states over the years, and this ranks among the best. Warm reception, wonderful suite, delicious breakfast. One could mingle as much as you chose, or not. Great location. Would definite stay again if in area, but would stay longer at this inn.
4.4 on September 22, 2016
Amazing location for access to Acadia and easy walking to Bar Harbor shops and restaurants
4.6 on September 21, 2016
We stayed a night at Manor House Inn and had a wonderful experience. The staff were incredibly friendly and the cottage room we booked was quaint and cozy. This was just the getaway we were looking for - thanks!
5 on September 20, 2016
We stayed at Manor House Inn mid September 2016 and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Accomodations were very clean and comfortable with some nice extra touches like nighttime chocolates and freshly bottled water. The toiletries provided were top notch and if you needed anything extra, all you had to do was ask. The staff is first rate, friendly and accomodating. The Inn is extremely convenient to Bar Harbor since you can park your car and walk to downtown and the harbor. Breakfast and afternoon tea were delightful and you anticipate what yummy surprises are in store. We thoroughly enjoyed our 4 night stay. We will definitely stay again if in Bar Harbor.
4.2 on September 18, 2016
Great location but the breakfast was a little disappointing. It was a buffet and just thought it wasn't up to par with some other Bed and Breakfast I've stayed at with the same ratings. Room was very clean and was well appointed.
4.4 on September 18, 2016
Our room was in the acadia cottage. It was awesome! Great value! Nice big bathroom and lots of space. Everything was very clean and breakfast was outstanding! Would definitely go back!
4.8 on September 16, 2016
We enjoyed our stay at Manor House as our room was very nice and in a private setting.
3.8 on September 15, 2016
Charming Inn located right near all the shops and restaurants. Staff was really nice
4.6 on September 15, 2016
Beautiful location and property! Super clean with comfortable bed and good AC!
3.8 on September 06, 2016
We have visited the Bar Harbor area several times and this stay exceeded the other places that we had previously stayed at.
3.8 on September 01, 2016
NEL CENTRO DI BAR HARBOR, UN B&B DAVVERO CONFORTEVOLE, OTTIMO SERVIZIO, PROPRIETARI GENTILISSIMI Cristina, Milano, Italy
4.0 on August 31, 2016
Stayed here on a busy weekend, but the Inn was quiet and really enjoyable. Location is great-we never moved our car in three nights. Staff was all you could ask for. One night got dinner to go and a bottle of wine and had it on the front porch-perfect. And they mailed me my forgotten phone charger promptly
5 on August 30, 2016
We loved our two nights at the Manor House Inn. The location was perfect for walking through the village, the food was absolutely delicious, and sitting on the porch in the evenings could have been more pleasant. When we come back to Maine, we will absolutely stay here again.
5 on August 29, 2016
This was an outstanding experience. Beautiful rooms, wonderful staff, and quiet and peaceful location. One of the best B&B's we've ever experienced.
3.6 on August 26, 2016
We spent too much time enjoying Mt. Desert Island & Bar Harbor to truly enjoy the comforts of our delightful room. Fabulous shower, great bed, and a nice little outside private deck provided the sanctuary we needed. Easy walking distance from the "Bah" and downtown. You can't go wrong here! Inventive breakfasts provided a great start to our day!
5 on August 16, 2016
Really great B&B. Very comfortable and location is ideal for leaving car parked and walking, biking or taking the free llbean park bus. Great breakfast and very friendly staff. owners are very nice and knowledgable about the Bar Harbor area. We are repeat customers and will be staying again in the future,
4.6 on August 01, 2016
Manor House Inn is a beautiful and welcoming place to stay. It felt very comfortable to enjoy time relaxing on the front porch, and helping yourself to a cup of tea from the trolley all through the evening. The breakfast was delicious. It was very obvious the owners genuinely cared for the client's comfort and satisfaction. Thanks for a lovely stay!
4.2 on August 01, 2016
Great location, beautiful house, accommodating and pleasant staff.
5 on July 30, 2016
From the seamless booking warm and friendly check in, beautiful room, Delicious breakfast to checkout there is no bed and breakfast that does it better! Lesa's loving attention to every detail shines! Look no further- you have found your place to stay. This was our third visit!
4.4 on July 26, 2016
Great weekend get away in a perfect location in Bar Harbor near Acadia National Park.
5 on July 22, 2016
When you go on vacation, you look for a place to stay that will feel like home. That is the Bar Harbor Manor Inn. The staff is so friendly and helpful. Nothing is better than getting a cup of coffee in the morning and enjoying it on the front porch. It is just so peaceful and comforting, I wouldn't want to stay anywhere else!
3.8 on July 20, 2016
We had a very nice stay. Location is excellent, 8-10 min from main street with shops and restaurants. Easy access and parking. Staff VERY willing to help and counsel on things to do in and around Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. Recommend.
4.4 on July 18, 2016
We enjoyed our stay at the Manor House Inn. The staff was very welcoming and we felt at home. The location to Bar Harbor village is so convenient. I would recommend this Inn to friends.
4.8 on July 17, 2016
Comfortable, clean and close to everything.
2.8 on July 14, 2016
Beautiful house and décor! Breakfast was good and plentiful. The room was very comfortable, however, the housekeeping staff needs some help with the carpet. I don't think they vacuum the carpet very well. There was a lot of "stuff" on the floor. Makes you wonder about other things?? Owners were very friendly and we enjoyed our stay.
4.6 on July 11, 2016
We had a delightful stay at Manor House. July 4th could be a particularly busy time in Bar Harbor, but their location on West St. made it easy to escape the Bar Harbor without much traffic. The room was clean, spacious, and beautiful. We enjoyed delicious breakfasts in gorgeous dining room. Stacey was very knowledgeable about the area and places to visit or nearby restaurants. We'll be back!
5 on July 10, 2016
Our time at The Manor House in was fantastic! It exceeded our expectations in every way. Our room (Suite A in the Chauffeur's Cottage) had everything we needed and more. We loved the location too - just a short walk from Main Street. The breakfasts were out of this world with something for everyone.
5 on July 06, 2016
Great place, friendly people, definitely worth a return visit. Cinzia & Mark
5 on June 28, 2016
We spent 4 nights in the "honeymoon suite" - Suite A of the Chauffeur's Cottage. The room had absolutely everything we needed and more! The entire property is gorgeous with a lot of attention to detail. The breakfasts are out of this world. For the price, we couldn't believe the location - only a few blocks walk down to Main Street. We hope we can visit again.
4.2 on June 28, 2016
Pleasant, beautiful, gracious, quiet, close to everything in Bar Harbor.
4.6 on June 19, 2016
was wonderful...
5 on June 17, 2016
We spent two delightful days at the Manor House Inn last week. The host and hostess were very helpful and especially accommodating to my wife's special dietary needs. Our room was tastefully decorated and very comfortable, though because it was just inside the front door it was a little bit too close to the "action." We definitely plan to stay at the Manor House again but will probably choose one of the other of the 18 rooms in this lovely property. We were also very impressed by something that happened after we got home from our visit: We immediately discovered that my wife's cell phone charger and cord had been left behind. A quick phone call to Manor House, and a pleasant conversation, and presto the charger and cord appeared in our mail a few days later. That's very nice service.
5 on June 16, 2016
The breakfast and the sweet something for tea is different everyday and everything is made from scratch! Great Place to stay!
4.2 on June 13, 2016
You are close to all there is to do in Bar Harbor easy walking distance. Service was outstanding and warm. Our room was nice and clean.
4.6 on June 09, 2016
Great position and people. I will definitely come back again and stay longer!!!
4.8 on June 08, 2016
From our first introduction to the property to our goodbyes, the inn and the staff was everything we needed for our adventure week in Bar Harbor and Acadia. Perfectly located, easy to park and get in and out and beyond accommodating to our needs and desire for a private get-away.
5 on June 08, 2016
Great staff and delicious breakfasts in a perfection location. We loved having afternoon tea!
3.8 on June 07, 2016
Comfortable, spacious and clean bedroom and bathroom. Just wish the color scheme hadn't been so dark. Along the Maine coast, I prefer light, plain wall color and airy feel to room, not dark, foreboding colors and heavy brocades, etc. Delicious buffet breakfast. Parking is off-street but when Inn is nearly full, parking is tight.
4.2 on June 01, 2016
Stayed over the Memorial Day Weekend one night. Lovely old home with a new addition in the back. The new addition is nice but could have used a few nicer upgrades IMHO such as granite countertops, and a better surround to the jetted tub (it was hard to climb out of without slipping) and the shower could have been larger as well. Overall the place has good space, old New England charm, and is centrally located.
2.8 on May 22, 2016
People were lovely, food was excellent/fresh. Would have paid more for a larger shower. Very tight quarters. Room was quite small and stuffy also.
4.6 on May 19, 2016
We really enjoyed the hospitality of the owners; they were very warm and welcoming. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was delicious! We also enjoyed the short walk from the inn to downtown Bar Harbor. This is our third stay here and we look forward to our next stay!
5 on September 09, 2015
We stayed there a couple of years ago and it was wonderful. Loved the place, it was beautiful, the service was excellent, handy to everything!
5 on August 16, 2014
We spent 2 nights at the Inn in august. The location is great since it is very close to the main street but without the noise. So it was perfect. The first night was in one of the little cottages (what we prefered) and the other in a room on the 3rd floor. The service was more than expected with a lot of help in getting information about the many activities available in the surroundings. Also, the breakfast was delicious. We definitively come back to this place. Highy recommanded.
5 on August 17, 2012
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Bimingham City 3-3 Burnley
Burnley made it thirteen league games unbeaten in a six-goal thriller against Birmingham City at St Andrew's.
The Clarets took the lead three times, but were pinned back on each occasion by a determined Blues side.
Dean Marney scored his third goal in the last seven games to put Burnley in front on the half-hour mark.
Substitute Federico Macheda equalised for the Blues shortly after coming on in the second half before a beautiful header by Michael Duff – his first goal since Boxing Day 2012 – restored the Clarets' advantage.
However, Manchester City loanee Emyr Huws brought Birmingham back into level terms once again with a controlled strike from outside the box.
Sam Vokes scored what seemed destined to be the winner with three minutes to go, but Macheda came up with the goods one more time in the fourth minute of stoppage time.
Despite the draw, Burnley went back eight points clear in second place in the Championship table.
Ross Wallace was handed his first start since August as Sean Dyche made one change to the team that achieved a historic win over local rivals Blackburn Rovers on Sunday.
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On 11 minutes, Kieran Trippier saw his first-time volley fly over the crossbar after a cleverly worked corner by the Clarets.
Chris Burke was pulling the strings for the Blues who applied pressure of their own in the first twenty minutes, but were unable to test Tom Heaton in the Burnley goal.
Midway through the first half, Scott Arfield had a dangerous effort blocked just inside the box following a lovely piece of combination play between Vokes, Ings and the Scot.
The Clarets looked increasingly comfortable, though and they took the lead on 30 minutes.
Birmingham could not deal with a cross to the far post from the right-hand side and Marney – as against Derby eleven days before – found himself in the right place at the right time to tap the ball home from close range.
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Vokes headed a near-post out-swinging corner from David Jones wide of the post on 57 minutes.
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A Birmingham free-kick from inside their own half was flicked on into the path of the Italian who calmly slotted the ball past Heaton to put the hosts level.
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Burnley responded immediately on 67 minutes when Duff rose unmarked at the far post to convert Trippier's free-kick into the corner of the net.
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Both teams looked for a winner as Clark brought on NikolaŽigić and Dyche refreshed his side by introducing Junior Stanislas and Ashley Barnes into the action.
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The Blues could have equalised for the third time almost immediately as first Jonathan Spector's shot on the turn went wide of the post and then Arfield cleared a header from a corner off the goal line.
Eventually, Birmingham converted their pressure into yet another goal when Macheda's towering header beat Heaton to deny Burnley their first victory at St Andrew's since 2007.
Burnley: Heaton – Trippier, Duff, Shackell, Mee – Wallace (Stanislas 62), Marney, Jones, Arfield (Edgar 90+2) – Ings (Barnes 75), Vokes.
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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - October 20, 1932, Ada, Oklahoma THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS NUMBER 30 GUILTY VERDICT IN MAILLEFERT TIL FEVER SPOTS OF WAR PARTY ARRIVE our; Several Weeks to See End of Most Work Already Contracted For PUSHED IN FAIR WEATHER Detours Disappearing As I ravel Into and Out of Ada Improves W •a rf *1. on found Guilty of Mu iv laughter in Sweatbox Death ( ase. vt .ii T MIMI J id • I nut J i-1 In i HK-ONVI ELE. Th** jury in iefert sweatbox today found ! von guilty of aeq (lilt elf Solo am. he jary wa# oi I*, miritltes ta! - Coon* r Gibbs Uat< '•♦Hi mu 11 it i * r ai ti ii |C*j b< t ti iring ti the iii sri M I! j, * Git rite . R * ii* at •ad. lei ii. •na ad in bot • ti toil -on's I nm m» H t It Maili New floor am wi ,i t tOr is Fla . Ort. 15 the Arthur death ca e < George W. manslaught r isoii Iii-. lait two hours *»r< nsit if y in it had reach- finding was ho a-ever, and — jurors hack Nominee Will Deliver Major Campaign Speech in Steel Center Tonight IN WHEELING TODA" Nominee's Special Train Greeted by Throng of Enthusiastic Supporters Vrt the loot to r youth* verdict -harei d iiittiiedlat aal for IMTTSI*I IM* H. «>ef. Carry iny; las prest d I** iyu to I *i I * loir Clop of th* Un ii ll oo cia! ti The A <l| Of it V WI*1*" < lit fro) frot I ti* bet W *•* ny ii.' < on I Ci«'*'J# ill talc k« to ret y. ii Ida i .lac ii road tim int ct he for* lid T \ a where i will s|*eak •moon. Att«*r th** W I s * * * * I -•in .. he w ill return to ii ! <»r an address to il t t WW* Itll ll 'I lion I hr* i i* j d it it I g i m r M. ike I lcavv I I vol After ( luring and C arrying Off Night NX atc.hman *P to Tht t **o .lit } I met i-ast to I I.* hi lion t he will (I to four foil <1 X IAN nan *r**v md u nu of \d if tie. uo-d Knik F»*d* i ' a; i * * iv* *1 nibs of t •111* lits rn 11 t ii Huff a n 'n it. tie nill \ 11* I r \i\ii T • IT I road to v I. road I rue* SH lf toad $ will it hill urea ti KON \ WA. Ok la \ ii all day a ii* today ha*) fail* *1 trace fif two non * ii w ho K id na ped watchman I * arri* d out On th** gasoline, it •ll lo ret UU) aerom p uara g* . Ort. 17 <n night sea i rh to r* v na I any and two wotn-.!. \. Maxwell. ar I.* Sunday and i-s of rohherteg. ai of wanting i et * t ask***! Mar in LF ntial cam-/ti t h** "woi k-world" Gov, Frank-v* !t arrived by stein at It a. in. todav. democratic standard lear-. : wa met li\ t lf irony H<* loft i in iii* dial* Iv by motor for V\ ie**l- ing, W. 11 Oh a ft lug rn1 Fit I ^ Ii ii I night. I ii > ii I He pi < re ne*- of scores th polir* Mate and railroad of- ! n u*~ incut hi- count y and d**t ♦*«*! ive*-, rev* et t h u ltd reel rn.Hinged hi w * * r i»i throu Ii polo-iiii* s and lake* up a position along tie tracks. V jh** 11 aln .-lowH iimv< ct in on a siding I bere was a rush for th** rear couches v ion11n. ' I want lo se* Im Ii ii i ml re*!! cd others stood on th** hnd-* above th* (racks wenching «*v«*rv mov<*ni<'nt as the motorcade cif approximately machines moved away. Found Win 'tin g. A new f-v-r sjrot *»n th** vs ai iliap of Soul ii A rn* ) ice n hrok**n ont. Th* ie \\ thr**:*I to peace is the J un I* Iv in aion., th** Pe. u via n-e hdonibia ii border. Hot Ii na I ton- rn md troops I lie: * a! !* r !*• rn had seized th** cl I \ oi la I boa. in iii*• ('olonihia s 11 out he . Pi * si dent I rn liq is* OI a va ii* I : * ra i i.. Ii I. ol < '(dom hia. cont ribut• d lense fund. Peru Im a I.* ii t sion to settle th* (Ii cmd hv a revolt ti*- STUTE OFFERS TALKS TO URGE IN RELIEF MOVE EVIDENCE IN fie* cit ill caw* ut open war bet wen I** i s spot shown on th** ma > aho\«- i- »! and Tara gun> a* ain ar* ,*r< panel and iii; It* I Deals With Republican Administration and Urges Roosevelt Election. SAYS PROMISES FAIL Deals With Farm Situation, Traces Cause of Current Ills of Nation. "Hoover, Hunger and Hard Times'* is th** campaign issue this year, Senator Thomas P. Gore declared Saturday afternoon in a speech on th** streets of Ada. I Tile speech was directed mainly to the farmers who thronged th** streets and was full of wit, humor and sarcasm as he dealt '.with th** conditions of the day and demonstrated th** responsibility of the Republican leaders j! headed by President Hoover for the distress now prevailing. ! The president and his chi f I lieutenants ar** great, on promises Mien i* mn. where 1,1 I but T,()t much on d*dtver\. lienee should be termed the "Figgiy Wiggly" party, lie* facetiously *1 dared, citing Mr. Hoover'* utter a wedding ring to a $10,000,OGO d**-■ Pail Mn* tic. n (humiliation Commis pule. lh j sudor, which has he* a reported threat* quito, h is >< ut soldi**!'.* to guard its neutrality Governor Murray Applies Tor R. K C. Funds For SH Oklahoma Counties OKLAHOM A CITY, Od. I Th hp' Vn application for $832,1 RI in relief funds for ak Oklahoma counties, forwarded yesterday to the Recons!rue!ion Finance cor potation I ny (.ox. Murray, brings 'lo* total aid asked for the stat* to $ s 15,4 8 K. Twenty counties previously had Peen apportioned funds. \n ap ' pima!ion for Ellis countv will b* tel**, rap hod when its needs are de term in d. I* 1 th** only county for w bidi no help lias been : OUg Ut. The requests made yesterday I ne! ml od: Garfield county $25, 700; Grady $5.80*1; Iceman >7 O'*... Oklahoma $0,717; Ok is i boma Cit \ $s7.t SOP; Pontotoc . $52,510; Tulsa ! iuutoii $0,52 4. BERRIE TRIAL Love Verses Alleged Written to Second Wife Read Before Jury WITNESSES HEARD Said to Have Expressed Love For Other Woman Before Wife Died MUSKOGEE. Od. lh P \ po a mortem examination of th** body of Mrs. I* annie Fe: rh* showed "positive" presence of a poison. Taylor Rogers. stat** chemist, late todav told the in tv t r\ in ; Ottawa $25. ti. I '.ii; s* minnie $ I 10.000; Wash h C olon;ilia. Tilt* oilier danger ii Cl I", sn nit th* Rex r 111 utile t e chemis t p* to** * . w R. irn* "taI ring off*' d* .itllle d s. vii In a Norrie fol low **d XI rn. M. hi said she saw ■ • his wife's wed w hi Ie sin* lay oil lad Match. less I mr st 'n I* LA FOLLETTE no for Shot in I land and I hi:*h Pete Anderson, Stonewall Officer, Sunday iv i <it -1 <* rn* in (I: ait U * * thh it tat" (I* a1 how key. I pou r« ♦*. they told t is a prison**!' h I1' gi#!**r of !«litig Maxwell. I ii iv mg to I Ii** •pal tm* iii store. led about $ I .OOO andis- in t'le cai any them to the to u filch lo* had idling til** "ar-- watchman he and looted Gift;. ahcr blind* En I loon e-St y run they piled wot th of mer* ; going to th** To 1: lion I nu llo I it ra* to d I! Mill out h t lilt 1111 TI W*111 to H I *i *** I- is ill v Motor Go a n * w road tup led d ore Ho ii and hot h tither I - that were load i ca r on— ol the men , drov* it to th** it wit Ii goods, were driven to Firm where two ad d-d t tie* atop n -laugh-the st (fi ll i-1 a ii <1 I d I i cr W ti I O' rapid I He Til' [he ens I (fit ll it Ka ' I: to Sn' sift ic i t Mo Ma ll w two reb*; a mi a ut t t rn - eel up cornfield ; of Konawa. wit Mn an and (bout He hour walk in orit i«-s. into town, mdifi* I 0. B. II. PRESIDENT at- I LU I V w t q (it it i t h ll VWS G. I tool I Jap! Isl IOU IIC* .1 Nov I i Halt 1 I.. Ort ! pi * - ul' it I of ( I 111 VCI si tv ll*!** Ills i> i gnat ion. I, I* IM Ik la ho , today -ft -et oma IT - d I <1 a I eon I ll g-i -I t n ii . ti* will Im- replaced by V Ii.n I-, pastor o! th»* A\< nu* Pupils! church, (Ply . pi o\ ided I Ii*- * api-gat ion agt —# to th* III IIOOIH* go* S to til* apt i I lier *11 o Kllll Hr Ie h Ja*'k *( Hoot! itll I I V w I I dr v en is ago v%a^ a* * . ,.t* d by t ti I«ta rd ot t ! II St I —S Bv ll i« nit*.ti (Ii— Eh a * *1 I a k * «I tin ll' V M i Have to I Ii* . |*t I ii * »*** t. VV I) l-tl Ta did. "|»f * iv id* d Va* I st; u t - \ ar ! anc* in* n I s can I * • mad* I* VV it ll IO' ROOSEVELT SPECINE Roil** to Pittsburgh, Oct. lh ' p into l'-nnsyhania, where he in -vp-rted to make his utterance on the soldi r bonus issue, (iii\-ernoi Flank Un I). Roosevelt ca' -tied Iiir campaign for lh- presi-denc; today. I rom a source* close to the <h*mo(*r at ic nominee came lino! -tic a1 information that the bonus p* -cli would be delivered toil I. ut in Pittsburgh. ii* lore the Pittsburgh visit Mr. Roosevelt planned to leave his special train in the western Pennae ta city and motor to Wheeling W. Va., for a Hire** hour and Flirty minute visit. He wa.-to reach Wheeling at 11:30 and return t<» Pittsburgh at 5:15 p. rn., (eastern standard time.) The governor will continue* his westward journey at 11:30 insight with the Thursday stop at Iud lanapolis. Yesterday, the first of Mr. Roo- \**lt s eight day trip, lo* topped twice ill his horn- stale. Roe .* "ter and Buffalo, to speak tor ins friend, Lieut. Governor Herbert ii. Lelunan. democratic * i ■ didate tor - <>v* t nor cit New York. To an enthusiastic Buffalo crowd h* said lie was not going lo do any campaigning in ins behalf iii New York "tov th** »T\ good rep son that you peso* pl* know mc.*' "You know whatever tiler** is good in rn** and \e*u know my saults, Ii* continued. "That bein • <>, I am going lo Knave it for >o ir ..***>'1 pidgin ut sis to wheth-i el I wilt carr. the slat** again on November v by 725.OOO." Roy Mill was Pro ti > t !" f 1 Greco hosjdlal Sunday aft*moon from Sion* wall for treatment <* wounds inI'lict* d by Pet* A mi* son, St*»n'*wall fit mat I ii. Th' wounds were * < porn * u lo not dan * roils. Hulsey, \nd- rn aid t *; morning, had com* out lo iii car wit ii whiskey, and velum I hi rang iii him. j* I i eel lo*** ' I brew a pint hoi t Ie of w bisk* • at Pete. II*- a Iso, Sud'! • > i ta id out a k ii I f • . w I ic* i • upon lh* ref shot him hand, t ti* tm lh** Meshy part I ii roil: OI Vt tin re * ut MR ti got offing lit •rill g ii Wisconsin Senator Strongly Opposed to Candidacy of Herbert Hoover SUPPORTS STUTE DEMOCRATS Repudiates Kohler, Who Defeated Brother For Gubernatorial Nomination MADISON, W is , Oct. 10. FT) Semi tor Robert M. I alf"! let t ** ji • I>cog ressj\ * republican, issued a mien!* ut today advocating the .•Pm i nn of th- democratic presidential nom i rn • . F rn nk I in lh Ron -\ l it. 1 Hr .<! o advocated the election d* mocrai i* state candidates. S* na' or I .a toilette said that A na * had "no illusions about ■ it , ai tm two old polit teal .:i r* i< i- fell that progressive's ot bot pa rf ie - co I (I e*x jiect coop) rat ion from Roo none at TIX Bt[B ON STITT [ r t * ii Mon f * nffli t. 11 \ ll* \ IIIN I e OKI.\HOM \ GITN ' I), cisions issued * • in* cont • ; K lienschmid' NS hi!. A ' •cover $1,390 Versed aud r* Morgan* sn. Oct. bv th t K, et a1; OII •man el Walt * hint* a1 \ r Tulsa: an ac el. : Miami Officials Believe City l.ntitled to Part of Gas Fax Inc 'ome MI AMI. Okla.. Oct. I S < With .) large percent of all ga oltne purchases -oniinc from city residents, buying at cit) lillin stations and using th* fuel on city str* et s. it do* s not cern fa * to t he M in mi cit . com rn i on* * and May or W. L. Hush I at ti* entire four-cent slate ga olsm* tax should be di\id**ei h* fw* stat** and county go\ < rnin-ut \fter discussin til- rn.ut r *>*r several weeks and <,omiu*tin considerable re.-* a re ii on ' u point, th- Miami comm; Mon* * voted to launch a !* a lot tx *• program at the n* - * - ion **! the Oklahoma I* 1 hour* it) an att*'mpl to **t a . unr- of t * stat** gasoline fix for F * muniH panties, just a ti.*' 'at- a >" no bile license money i di*. id* d be tweed stat**, county aud nmui* pain y. "We « \*p* ct to g**t t'-e c*» of** r at ion of oar Inca! r-pr* -u t nth and senator in t iii- pro mf t. md of course* should get consid ralih support from a gr**at many "* a cities in the slat*'." Ma or \\. I Us si all r* moi Ollie Veit blit (un President lion ublica n amt senator, h ittaineel victory througii umi" and by employing •**,h i n- ta; • ii from til*' book of .sail u t i I n; 111. Th- Lafolleti . < I ■,!( ^ t f i • ■ i a I p on president Governor Write ii* !* at* d t III enc Philip Barnum* the prediction frequently made \ and always missed, concerning th** curly return of prosperity. As an iud* \ of what bas happened to the country be staled that more than 10,000 banks in tin* United States bac** failed (luring the 12 years of Republican I rule*, or more than 15 times the I number that failed during th** eight years of Wilson's adminis-; I rat ion. Farm \ aloe* Dropped * Touching on farm conditions he asserted that farm values have decreased thirty four billion dollars during Eh* regime of the Republican, or Hire* billion a year for th** luxury of Republican rule. He, laid the origin of the aqua rely I ioo\ «*r, pointing out that as food admin ist rater he* fix-*! th** price of wheat and other farm products during the war, thus forcing tin* producers to take less than they would otherwise have* received and while being forced to buy at unrestricted war prices. II** had opposed this order at the time it w*as issued hut without result. He expressed hitter opposition to Hi*- present tariff law. point ing out that 38 nations have taken retaliatory action against the Unit'd States as a result and that no fewer than IOT \mertcan 1 ' 11 ' enterprises have been moved to candida*-- Canada to escape th- prohibitive ,tariff levied by Canada in retail t at ion for tie American act. thus depriving thousands of America ti I citizens **f their jobs, Oklahoma Miller Suffern IL Mr. J el I nj her i ha/ two months before th** 32-I year old preacher remarried. M I 'SKOG KH* Okla.. Oct. 10 I I** The love \erst*H of a 52 .-e s old preach»*r t*» th** pretty young Sunday school teacher lo* niani-d I after th** death or his first wit'** of allegedly admitted intimacies to ! day as pros* outers pressed ahead I with the* Rev, S. Nltbea Berried tnurde I rial. I'ar kept, Orville Sn* ad. The 1{**\ Mr. Herrie. his I*' T Holt and Miss l»o i y**ar old wife* and lh** large? have returned from Nit crowd *>S spec! at or*- listen*'*! ill Texas, where they ut-! teuiti,. I *» * very Rn* of the poetry, read by Chil K. Oldham, count' There were I ti poems aures after his nomination and Proposed Route Goes Ihiotigh were coupled with i recital Ada, I . S. Designation Sought I 'troubles of the fanners on th** shoulders of Mr O. E. Thomas Webst * i* IMeasant tended a meeting of road boost ers from this stat*. Texas anet Louisiana, representiti: the Nda Chamber of Commerce. The* oh-* j**<*t of th** meeting was to lay plans for the proposed Gulf Ta eitic highway, running f*om New Orleans to Seattle, Washington. Officers elected included Sen ut or Taut Stewart of Antlers. president; Dave Stovoall of Du go, \ice* president; and MDS, Dora Webst r of Ada. treasurer. The meeting was well attend* ii, tlie del-g; tes stated. The object of th** association is to g* t I . S. designation on th** route, which is to pass through Hug*!, Nutters, Vela and Ok la Ii oui a City, as w ell as the in-terveaing cities. Much of til** highway is already built and lb** multi tiling is to get it designated front end to end. Tho N*la repins (Natives feel that the project Is wadi under way and that it can ' e put ov*. He cit***! t boma miller he case of wMio until an Okla a retail tor re B. C hap* editor Lafol-v\ on Id I ! oniinntion, and Ie, th** young Tm nosed out It wa evident •it' said, that sick progressiv ■ - XX Ii* a1* ; a w ii ling n* s a pre fessiyes rf iou t*l til* * t ta* * * attorn vt ct ii j jail, i e r* !*e * . \ et** for ;.i.. jo Coo - cv It be*'aU -** I be* *• offers th* only imnt'd-i;it for t he r< li**f cif I 0.- now e*annot find barrel Ie cause of at* lilt * statement pun , ■ : - si v«* "t a boo Hoover, former a tory act had been passed had r J. Kohler, who sold $2,000,000 of flour annually -nator's brother, t to Europe but a market for a tariff bars. Touching on th* veterans' coni pulsation question, he declared that he favored giving the best of car* to soldiers disabled in til* war. but that he did not se* justice in paying pension: some 400,000 whose injuries occurrent since th** war and n<» connection with the war. fly Ollie oversight m w of t ll* Senator's cornin did not reach Nda in ti me to b* thoroughly ad vert isied, but he reached a goodly number and his good humored way of pres* luting hi rails** drew much laughter. MULE TRIBE, SHAT z *. HOPKINSVILLE, Kv . Oct. T v I* Loin <* (Ire* n, I *L " ho sai*l cr lather gave* her in mania ** three* years ago in a swap for a att ornery in alk Witncs O' said tin* vers* had he**n gi\*li tile slate by the pas tor's second wife. who told them Ferric had written them to bet Testimony be beloved a "mi! cid- not**" purported to have ii**-n \vri 11 en by I Ii- first* Mrs. Berri** was not in iii** womans handwriting was given by Tom King, vie- president of the* Git! /.-tis National bank. John Wed 8 i* V t former chi**f of police, told of taking F**rri and his you ti-, wilt to Iii office for questioning after an Investigation of th** alleged poisoning of the fir**! Mrs Herrie got under wav, "He (tented he'd been at th * Deluxe Caf** w it h Ida Bess Brig ut (th** second wit*'» ami never bad been with her except In church work." Wolsey said. "After talk ing lo Ida Bess, I talked to Ber rie again and he said in* had tit*'* her there three, four or five times, ai o at va riot! other pine es. ' Wolsey t* stifled further that <for aid he met the Sun-* tool leacher at a rooming hon * and that the two had been tnt (mal** ! rom about Christ mas 1 lim- up tint ii Mi Bel ri**'s (leatIi last March." SHV** Bervie \«lmitl**l l,**\»' Jon ti Ash land lain*?, ,g» natnr I Run or measurer in [ooxvelt "indi* to eoop*nit* on Pfi iativo j raordinery th** lax* I lid u m in ploy* d cliiIdi**n, and who with I b * * i IU** ti, WO u .000,000 families. learn of lunies \ith o wound* William Terri id*, vow***! ii* ■ *\en if she* w s not s-ut to Perrigo was niteom- of t;; mn end* i -*l iud pl) UC* • ie shot h»u md beearn lon't care I .outs**, Gibbs, ran lay in a hospital I ]» today, w bile o, 25. who shot would marry leu !* ri ipp!* d, it ti*' prison. held pending the I !***> \*. on 'n! H-ilfte! til* shoot lug, quoted him as saving ** bec.! u - I lox -d h* r - J wanted to ait*! I F | pet 00 yea I (Utlight**! of Hew V a wa v from ber t •* • ar old itll band, IG * I v horn lo* claimed to railed, and I it. I ation earn of niub .s I *v **r.»i physical ween in* iii hers Gicen, to ICI v- Ie * ll liver th** : in, hading t<» -mount**!? Ie if th** ta mi ii** . "it- said ii** loved her mote* than any other woman heel cvet com* it) **' rn tact with long Ii *-s oi * tho flit wife *1 i-dVV ol < add* d. Th** I He Int rod rn* d it photo stall*' copy of IU** "suicide* note." si g n-d Filing," which Berri** rout* od* ii To* found in a Bible* which his - *>n biongTit to Iii: cell. I* msec ufo rn aiel they h;**i ie * n unable to obtain i mil. "This handwrit i iii* is Ham** a this," aid M ariot lur banker witness, i* of the md* and a Mrn. Fannie Berri- In the or! e It to newer < L • ult na i **r t it \\ V* w Die st: a ahi brl Ho Mady i IK I \ He I* Ok OK) MioM \ < T H< a rite g O of the Clk In bf corpora!ion 'or *» t<* 3 per cen on all utility d* Motidav In G!-*' iiiiwixn 1 * **t i*' TK iii ' I ost t - wa int.-d for I* cg** g—tS have I u: I section md road •r. those th bart into ti tin va* p | \ (V ♦ ft! - i tov • rs rod I broug h* I'att md w til S- Jit-ii with it • r m % I Ort, si ron e I * CT Ne f. 2 9 > — with * a jqdlc.vt l**n plans N at Hi tic ural Gas lion from Hon** inte rest tv? t **s The La w as set for u«sv cr * I" a non rom- d* mist table. Oklahoma City Attorney Faces Disbarment Case NICOMA CITY. Get. is DoKo ment p* o« * * din ~-khh ainrted ber* ngaiast palp*! sun, attorney -politic-lowing an invest I gat Ion by *. par P*M • d of gov * ruers •> part he is alleged to i,t'*d in a Ioad~hoUM* con-v la*.t - inun* r. . r - on pleaded guilty last Ruer to a charge of Hs-.*ult ut to kill and was fine*) * admitted striking WU rood house "bonne* r pistol. Th** bar boa rd *i I -ar distiarm* ut accus.i-nte next month. ; TU Mi; SUH la bor; afft citied. M R. Diurnal) et a1 V. I add- i) . W * sh i ii " i oil. r* ut; affirm***!, I \ Davis et al vs. Spurrier J nm *er company. Payne; suit to : -, . ♦ \ < ; |t*i-,s, v.|ut| of dwelling;: :*vers* d and remanded with di- , rections ] Ma , \* vvcoin* * vs. M, Boh-1 *n; (Ik ta Ionia; suit to quiet till* to real estate; affirmed. Dew no Flee?! fie company vs. \ N. Biker; Tuba; suit for w ag* >. affirmed. Vt ok a county commissioners \ Mi , - Will', rn a1; Atoka; '-nit ov« r establishme nt of a livest,m h district; rever>« d and r* -manded with directions. G»-, Ward vs Rn ip ll Livings-ton; Seminole; suit tor Injuries sustained in nutomobfht accident; revers d with directions. Gotnttiereia! casualty insurance Rush saii. ' cities should mon**' and I so." It i* get heli* jn«t t at of atoned wit h ! lie I* Pin stu ke in (*ir rd**!'." ' - ■-* autor hall fee TR 'lect-d I any of not in aroon • lion * s of * -COSH id. Fe* I free police s with my Skelelon Stirs Interest ODO FELLOWS IN SESSION ST HOBB! I I IU! \? i Ort OKI dud: nom > to iv t H I hi .stat' rom patly ssiit for I Chancey ! Vow *i; Ka. tied and s s. ilrnberg; nt; affirmed M Dowd vs: ilitnony suit lit **f h*s! ain arrha* ohtgv us long aa a magazine affirmed. a ATLANTA. Ga., Get. 10. Hearing on a habeas corpus pc lion f>y which Al Chicago g.*n*g overlord, seeks his releas- from the federal prison * ♦ was postponed today umil «tb* w • » * of November 14. JEFFERSON CITY, lf .T GU F Par old Platte City Circuit day was unanimously for Governor of Missouri democratic state commit I fills the vacancy caused death last week of Frail Wilson. nominated in ti primary In August. Only a short time before the committee met. Stat** .Senator Russell I- D* armont of Gape Girardeau, the last formidable candidate against Judge Park, withdrew from the cont* st Lloyd stark, nurseryman of laiuisiana. Mo., another strong contender (*•'" th- nomination announced withdrawal last ni~ht. — *.. GLEN El.DER. Kan.. Del . J' The Tr.oi* i - State Bank robbed of an undeterniin* <1 of money today by two men Capone, former * nt* red with drawn r-voh-rs white two others remained outside with th* ir car A time lock prevented the robbers from entering th- mult. A Ho MA CITY ie appoint in**; el* put or mat a w TV W . ()*■: it of ir den vv a f' 1 R. lie M at announ Hugh— hecaus* ii? prove ie* upper the pa*- H- Tulsii; M**rl* modi- his I gfied sex . scape oners in new d oHcitor mer, gov s u u i who f Til a Fa iv new Sim per. a — OKLAHOMA CITY. • T IO* <i I fi* Id work prevailed during th** baryes til although th I i o r i s was ami wi th* r ter, f-d-ral JR- Weekly MIN NEA TOUS. Oct. 18. bl Minnesota's "fitst man. « skeleton discover**d last summer ane* b* lie'od to ic more ihan 20.00'* years old. is a wet man. It was found bv a highway const rue! ion cr* w 12 f* * t under the silt of an *dd lak** iii (Htet Tail * (Minty and aroused wide interest among scientists of a prospect that it mig that humans inhabited ' Mississippi Valley hearsing of the last glacier, Dr. Albert E- Jenks, head ol th*- University of Minnesota out ii Topology department, announced today that he pas determined definitely that the skeleton Is that of a young woman and I.hat there i- evidence, still inconclusive, suggesting that it is of tie "Proto-Eskimo" type with no Indian clmract eristics. Two geologists are assisting him in a studv of d* posits of the lake which offer some evidence I t hat the skeleton may have bi en I there* prior to the movement of [a glacier over th* or* a. iVHh th* I skeleton there wa- found a crude Flagger mad* from an .< t>f h r aud •a n«*ndant of shell. and t ut ii mn crop-,: _________ _________ ^ ie soil in most sec-1 \ Toronto man, blind for 45 too dry for plowing, years, regained his sight after INT planting. J P. Slaugh-j fag hit suddenly on th- lo ad ru-'eorologist, said in; must have suffered quite a crop report today. ] appointment. th* (MiaJ'd of affairs. yr rn thy was night r he;**, but was dis- * v*ars ago after the suspect in th** $75,- * ican-Fir-t National rig* r robbery. d> H. IL Houser, who * ral w -<• ks ago aft* r f»f nearly a score I a w holesale break. pl) * V Wardell ha« heel! for * To B ne Vail- y rnor Murray's we* k- HRITAKT. Okla.. ct IS RT) Approximately 1,500 mein hers of the I. O. O. F. lodge and Ho* Reb* kalis, attended th- second ses-don of til** Hire- day grand lod:** assembly her** hula'. The chi-airy degree WU- con ferred on Raymond M. KLhf of Hen tine I. Justice* Thomas G. Andrews O' the state supreme court addressed Hi** as-**mbly ia-f night. M rs. Viola Cr is lex ref McAlester was elected president *>f th** R* bekah's past presidents. Mary West Williams of Oklahoma City was chosen vice president and Henrietta Tegarden of Hr* . s**cxetar y -treas ti rer. » not tho T. Colo. with cop letter of his hand Til* i «* w ,* an amli hie fir IO lh courtroom when Comity At tornev r* ad on** *»f IPU ti** ! ve*r - to Th- brid** which ended "Oh, why can't we be flee " The Immaculately die , d pr-ac <«*r and TR- Told**, the 1st* :<r It* av I iv rouge*!, mn i led wh**tl pro ecu to* Oldham presented th*' copy *»f t Ti * " ileido note' Well «*v, the former police chief w ho testified ll*u i ie admitted in I i made ,i: flu i nom i fig bousy, added; "He told CBI* «* had told Ida F* ss he was going to gel a di* von**?. * I fi x* ii ii nu tis or RI A OI I I ION HONOR! ll P \ R I g, Of I b. I T \ plaqu * n* ar in th** nam* ol 1 5 5 Ffeiicn dill soldiers who lo.* I their i ti g the leg- of York town I a I ,< ar*4 a o was solemnly unveil-*! today In Tendong H *F, home of th** American Legion in Tare, I? is rh ** RU of th** lo fighters of the American Revolution, who sent a sp* rial de the United States ! po- e. I ation For the from PII- OKLAHOMA CITY. I': Henry Kdmison, y at. State's prison civ cd a year's leave net 19.-negro trus-toP ay r<* freon Gov-critn M* I Iv inn I. O. O. I HORNET, Oct. 10. *10 O. F. M cFI Vina. Norm a tt*. w<* —l**-f*d grand mast* r of th** *>kl;thotiia I o ee F. ut the convention Od 10. condition# lase week rnor Murray. Edmison wa* ti i t * * ft three years ago to serve j t*»*!ay. Wilburn Hart w?right. i life .-•*• Bt* nee f**r murder in|\frM> t-r. was cho <*n deputy mud mas Ter and He dis connection wilt* a fatal acrid* ut. V Kansas GRy attorney wrote Governor Murray ti)*- prisoner will Inherit -oui- property. a - - Zn SU Hit: - testified th- other : -! j•. i ant -n**ve> att* rid# mo vie . not even her own. We suppose that ex-ti a taxicab driver get# hor-d with his own work now and then. the 10 g rand Chickasha won lodge assembly. HARRISBURG, Ta. —It was most upsetting when hor, husband stood ber *»n her head until -he almost fainted. Mrs. Thomas H. Fisher indicated in testifying in a divorce suit. The court agreed awarding her a divorce on grounds of cruelty. ;
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