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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16
Allendale lodge. Knights of Pythias

Allendale lodge, knights of Pythias,
OF Havre made, if possible, more per-
feet its record as an entertainer last
Wednesday night at reception tend
cred A. N. Yoder, grand chancellor.
The reception was held in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Havre club
and a large number Of guests not
associated with the order were pres
ent. The pleasure provided the Pyth-
ians and their lesser-informed we'll
wishers was, to say the least, ample.
Grand Chancellor Yoder went on from
Havre to Kalispell to view and in
struct in the doings of mystery that,
somehow, always seem to make for
the benefit and happiness Of man
kiEd.
Santa Cruze will do twice the wolk
that other powder will.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Hammond enter
tanned the members of the Havre Bar
association, Messrs. Carnal, Lewis
Bramble, Gentry and Rose, together
with the judiciary, Messrs. Hudson
Piper and Allen, at dinner Saturday
evening last at 6 p. N. The stump
tuous dinner vas followed by in.
promptu speech making and wit and
wisdom flowed for hours in one I'M
interrupted stream, The Hammond
home was decorated with flowers and
music added its charm to the o.
casion, which was one long to be re-
membered, by those fortunate enough
to have been hidden, as a bright oasis
in life's desert of law courts pro-
| ceedings.
COAT, COAL COAL
THE HAVRE FUEL CO.
OFFICE-CLARK'S FEED STORE.
PHONES-9 and 80.
Along last June the State Aerie OF
the Fraternal Order of Eagles voted
to hold their next annual meeting In
Havre, and at the next meeting OF
the Havre Aerie a committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for a series Of
entertainments as means of assist
! ing in raising funds to defray the ex-
penses of entertaining the visitors
Two benefits have been held, bu
owing to heavy expenses but little II
any money has been laid by, Moth
ing daunted, another effort is to BIZ
made, and for this occasion the Eagle
have been most fortunate in securing
the Philharmonic Concert Co. and or
chestra for Wednesday evening next
Nov. 21st. The opera house shou,t
be filled on that occasion by the mu'
sic loving Havre public.
| FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.
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D. R. Thornber was here yesterday
afternoon from Chinook and left for
Los Angeles, California, on the even
ing train, where he expects to spend
the winter
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COAL

BORN-To the wife of Dr. D. S.
Mckenzie on Wednesday morning a
bright baby girl. Mother and daush-
ter are doing nicely, and doctor
well he is taking his double homo 5
quietly--you know he was jul c.
lected to county office by about a
thousand majority.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16

Do your fire insurance business with
a reliable company.
Observation-Disclosures Annr+.
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Havre Camp No. 1854, M. w. A,
will hold special election on We'd
nesday evening, Nov 20. The bu-
siness session will be followed by a
social session, in which the ROYAL
Neighbors will join. All members and
sojourning neighbors are invited to
attend
COAL COAL COAL
THE HAVRE FUEL CO.
OFFICE-CL ARK'S FEED STORE.
PHONES-9 and 90.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.

and the purifying work goes right on
Best cure for constipation, headache
and dizziness. 25c at Boone's drug
store.
Jas. Holland appeared before the
state board last week for the pur-
pose Of taking the examinations 10
secure a licenes as embalmer and 1t
Is needless to say that he passed a
first class examination and Is now in
possession of a license which author
ICES him to embalm and which is alb
solutely necessary In this state, 40
matter what qualifications or learn
ing a man may have. Mr.. Holland
is a thorough, reliable business man,
and any business entrusted to his
care will be we'll taken care of.
The best treatment for indigestion
and troubles of the stomach Is to
rest the stomach. 1t can be rested by
starvation or by the use of a good
digestant which will digest the food
eaten, thus taking the work off the
stomach. At the proper temperature
a single teasroonful of Kodol VII
wholly digest 5000 grains of food. 1t
relieves the present annoyance, puts
the stomach in shape to satisfactorily
perform its functions, Good for indi-
gestion, sour stomach, flatulance, pal
pitation of the heart and dyspepsia
Kodol Is made in strict conformity
with the National Pure Food and Drul
Law. Sold by Beckstead Drug Co.
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Moses Pugsley, the well known
sheep man Of Fort Benton, was q
visitor in Havre Monday. He is on
his way to enjoy vacation with Mrs
Pugsley, who is in Seattle.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16

Jack Ryan, the we'll known Basin
rancher, this week loaded seven OF
his large teams on the cars and ship
ped to Fortine the new lumber camp
in the main range of the Rocky
mountains, where Joseph Gussenhovon
has recently engaged in the lumber
ing business. Mr.. Ryan has con-
tracted with MI. RGussenhoven to do
the logging at a stated price per
thousand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
MRS. DECKER DISSENTS
FROM PRESIDENTS VIEW
Too Many Degenerates Have Already
Been Born Into the World,
She Declares.

Denver, Col. sept. g. Mrs. Sarah
neckerof Denver and President Rooses
Veil disagree IN regard to the nations
progeny. The President SAYS that race
suicide Is the greatest drawback ID Am
erica that the country is not half
populated, and that one child OF none III
Iai' in family financially capable Of
raising 4 half dozen Is common cir.
tumstance
Mrs Decker says, and as president Of
lie National Federation Of Women's
Clubs her Judgment win probably bear
a. much weight among the gentler sex
as that Of the country'- President. that
TOO many degenerates have already been
born into the world; that none Of the
isoralIy lepraycd should ever unite, as
the offspring must necessarily be corrupt,
and that union in all classes should ex-
ist only when love has conquered the
situation.
Girls should not marry until there is
absolutely no other way out Of it, says
Mrs. Decker. That is 10 say, they
should be so tremendously in love that
they cannot live apart from their be-
loved. The mutual -agrcement marriages
and the marriages because single life is
considered disgrace are gone into an
Gent history
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
BRYAN 10 TOUR.
Speaks Throughout Country Under the
Congressional Committee, in Fall.

Washington, d. Ct. Sept. s.. Congress
sionai Chairman Griggs, back here on
Tuesday from New York. saws that
William Jennings BRYAN viii make i
tour Of the country this autumn under
the auspices Of his committee. They
talked about it in New York, where
Mr. Bryan asked the chairman to in
dicate the districts in which his services
could be most effective in helping elect
a Democratic house.
They agreed to discuss this subject
later on in the campaign. but Mr.. Griggs
will probably 70 west for the confer
ence. He expects to consult Mr. Bryan's
wishes largely about this itinerary. The
speeches already announced III several
states for Mr. Bryan are understood
to be entirely distinct from his contem-
plated congressional tour. Presumably
most 81 these speeches win be west OF
the Aileghenies.
Alr Grges declined To discuss MI.
Bryail's issue Of government ownership,
% which southern congressman are GEN
orally opposed II was plain, however,
that there i to be no split between Mr..
Bryan and the congressional committee,
as far is Chairman Griggs is concerned.
Representative elect Richard Pearson
EIobson, former captain in the navy,
but now known around Democratic
headquarters as Admiral Hobson, had
2 long conference yesterday with Mr.,
Griggs Mr.. Hob-on il TO % ON long
congressional tour, but the is speeches
he has promised the committee will be
delivered in the middle west.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06

'CY YOUNG
WAS SPANKED
New York HighIanders Had
Little Trouble
in WINNING YESTERDAY
Boston Escaped a Shutout on Grimshaw's
Three-bagger and Morgans Safe
Bunt--Ciants Won Double
Header.

Boston, Sept g. Stahls team was
helpless before the victorious Highland
ers yesterday and was lucky TO escape
i shutout, by Tie score Of 8 70 j. The
visitors spanked Cy Young hard in the
fifth, while Hogg kept the few swats
81 him scattered
The visitors almost scored in the first
inning, whom Young passed Conroy and
then hurled Keeief's hniit into the first
base bleachcrs. Conroy tried To make
the plate, but died by way Of Ilayden's
Throw Keller got third. but Yeager
fanned and Chase flied out A gift
to keeler III the fourth resulted iii a
score, as the runner advanced d base on
Ncagef's single and another base on
Ghase's sacrifice, scoring on Williams
out Stahl making i grand catch.
II was all oil in the fifth. Mofiarty
led off with d triple into leit field and
a lucky hit Nv Thomas down the right
line scored him. Hogg scratched hit
and Conrov sacrificed On keeler's hit
To Grimshaw Thomas tailed and mo-
ment later Hogg passed across ON Aeag
er's single Clasc's grounder got
through NIorgan's legs and Kecler scored.
Williams struck out and Chase was ont
trying to steal Delehanty's double and
two outs gave New York its final score
IN the sixth
Boston escaped a shutout in the eighth
when Grimshaw hit for three bases and
scored on AIorgans safe brnt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06

! EAST CALAIS.


lohn Travers and wife Of Barre were
lac Henry carey's Saturday.
schools in town commenced Tuesday.
III. b. Bliss ANA wife we're III Mont
relior Wednesday.
John Gilman il reported III.
Some Of the farmers have commenced
filing their silos.
John Gallagher OF Hardwick was in
toxin Wednesday.
Moses Lamberton of Marshheld was in
town sunday.
Tlcv, Van Diarcon1 preached at Union
church Sunday morning for the Tniyer-
salist people, commencing his Iabors here
for another year.
Few !. W. Stuart preached at Union
church Sunday afternoon for the Con-
grcgational people.
Election. passed Oh all right choice be-
ing Irving Robinson for representative
Vote stood, whole number votes cast
222, Of that number Mr.. Robinson had
lao, Tabor y scattering |. State ticket
stood 1t3 for Proctor; 70 for Clement
The community was saddened Tues
Gay night 70 hear Of the death OF Mrs.
Florence GREW Coates. She has been
"a great sufferer for several months with
that dread disease, consumption. She
leaves to mourn her loss, husband,
mother, little son and brother, besides
a host Of friends. Much sympathy is ex-
messed for those hereft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
HUGHES HAS
NOT DECIDED
He Has Received No Offer
Of Nomination
NOT INCLINED 10 RUN
Hearst League Plans to Trade With
the Regulars Brisbane Would Let
Jerome Be the Democratic
Candidate.

New York, Sept. 6chafles y.
Hughes, who conducted the insurance
investigation instituted BY the state Of
New York, arrived home yesterday from
Europe on the steamer Caronia Mr.
Hughes was careful not to commit him
self one way Or the other al to whether
he would or would not be candidate
for governor on the Republican ticket.
The matter Of the nomination for
governor has not been mentioned, nor
has the question been presented to me.
1 can see no change in the situation
since the time ! seat the cablegram
from Europe, IN which | stated that |
bad not made any assurances To any
body nor had any assurances been ma Re
70 me or asked for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
YANKEE BOAT
WINS SECOND RACE
Vim Caramba, AUX, in Order Named
Cross Finish Line Ahead Of
the Germans Wind Light
for Most part.

AIafblehead, Mass, sept, &. With
mainsail and spinnaker hcllying ont q
the breeze. and 10 the cheers If the Az
scmblesl eNcursiouists, the little yacht
Vim, owned, built and sailed BY Yankees,
bowled across the finish line winner Of
the second race for the Roosevelt cup
yesterday.
Close behind her thc lafamba, also an
American boat swept across the line and
right up next came the Aux, an Aneri-
can boat from stem 20 stern
Trailing. nearly three minutes behind
the third Yankee yacht, was the Wann.
See, which he'd the three German boats
across the finish line. Not far Oh was
the Gluekanf, and away III the distance
vas the Tilly, the last Of the six to
finish
The first part Of the race was sailed
II light airs, but after tile first time
refund the wind freshened and II was
faster sailing for all hands. The course
was three miles to windward, twice
around, making twelve miles IN an
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
FORM ALLIANCE.
United States and Italy to Interchange
Collegiate Advantages.

New York, Sept. 6. Ir Joseph IS.
kcnnard Of 1airytown, who returned
Tuesday from Italy, said that arrange
Inents for an exchange Of professors
between that country and the United
States on The same lines as Tie system
now in force between the United States
and Germany, but on i larger scale, had
been completed.
Through the efforts Of DR. Scnnard,
wllo represented the interests Of several
Of the principal American universities,
notably the university Of Chicago and
the university Of Pennsylvania, tile King
0f Italy named two commissioner TO rep
resent the nation in drawing up the
terms Of the alliance.
HE alliance means that an American
graduate Of the colleges party to the
agreement may count on Immediate adj
mission tn Italian colleges, and vice
versa Circles for the study Of the
English language in America viii also
De established.
Dr. kennard also visited England BIZ
invitation, and talked over the alliance
with the leading British educators, who
expressed d desire TO be made particit
pants ia the advantages To accrue II
Is not at all improbable that the ali.
ance viii become three-sided as a result
Of the English visit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06

Opponent Has 10000 Votes More Than
Lenroot.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept q. The latest
returns from Tuesdays primary elections
indicate that Governor James O. David
son, Republican, swept the state, win
ming over Speaker Irvine l.. I4enroot III
the race for the nomination for governor
by a majority Of 10000 votes John Al.
Awkward, Democrat, 81 Madison, for
governor, received the nomination over
Ernest Merton Of Wankcslia BY safe
majority In the congressional race
William j. Gary, Republican, defeated
Congressman Iheohald Often for nomi-
nation in the fourth district Congress-
man William II. stafford, Republican,
ives renominated over Henry b. Eochems
in the fifth district The contests in
the third and ninth districts are still
in doubt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
DICK is HOPEFUL,
Carries Back to Ohio Messages From
President Roosevelt.

Washington. Sept. 6.--A remarkable
turn has been given the Ohio campaign
by the fact that Senator Dick is hurry
inc home from Oyster Bay carrying
talm from the President for the Foraker.
lick faction.
senator Dick stopped over in Wash.
layton and let il be known here that his
visit to the President while the naval
display was on had borne fruit, the Pres
ilent having given the Foraker Diel,
faction a message of encouragement
which Dick will make known when be
gets to Ohio.
Much surprise has been caused here
that the President should line up with
foraker. who fought him ON the rate
hill bitterly last winter. and should
abandon Burton, who leads the anti.
machine wing OF the Ohio Republicans.
The belief here is that the President
would not have given Dick and Foraker
any encouragement ii not assured they
would support Tafe in 1905
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
HARD RACE rs INDICATED.
Cambridge 0arsmen Are the Best al
Starting.

London, sept. 6. The Tribune sums
up as follows the general opinion with
regard to the approaching boat race be-
tween the Cambridge and Harvard nni-
ver-ity crews:
Everyone Is convinced that we are
going TO have a very hard race, Tactics
may play 4 big part III the triumph.
Cambridge posses real pull IN the mat
ter DC starting. Harvard win be pre-
pared for terrific first miles, for Cam
bidge with supreme knowledge OF its
strength with not throw away the chance
that may come from setting its oppo-
neuts a slashing standard. II Harvard
can live against this the race viii be
for America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
EAST BARRE.

The regular meeting Of the ". C.
.T. e. will be held Friday evening at
Mrs Chamberlain's. The new members
are especially requested to be present.
very successful organ recital was
given in the Congregational church on
Tuesday evening BY Miss Ella Leona
Gale of Lowell, Mass Her selections
were very varied and each worthy Of
mention. though her rendering Of that
exquisite largo from Dvoraks world
SYMPHONY was perhaps the most APP
preciated. Her god technique, her soul
ful rendering Of these classics, especially
in the low, sweet melodies, made her
playing delightful to listen 10. Miss
Allen sang two solos in her usual sweet
style, and Mrs. McArthur's recitation
to an organ accompaniment was much
enjoyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
SCRATCHES LEG,
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr, Has to Go IN
der Care Of a Physician.

filenwood Springs, Sept & Limpinp
slightly on his left leg. Theodore Roose-
welt, .Ir., came here Tuesday and went
Immediately to the Hotel Colorado, ac-
companied BY his friend, shawn Kelly
They have been ont a days, but 20 fai
have not succeeded in getting any game.
Tuesday young Roosevelt scratched
his leg on some brush and the wound
became somewhat indamed, 80 he decided
to come to Glenwood for medical treat
ment
The resident physician Mt the hotel
examined the leg and prescribed cold
applications during the night. The doe
tor says the injury il not serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
WASHINGTON.

Mrs Jennie Watson Of Cambridge
Mass, Is visiting friends IL town.
Mrs Viola Jcifords has gone to Read
vile, Me-, 10 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Clinton Bccde.
a large number Of people from this
town attended the funeral Of Mosen
Curtis at Orange.
Dr., Warner has gone on business
trip to Mortified.
&. NJ. Huntington and daughter,
Iiittie, Rev r. u. Perkins and Mrs. Per.
kins attended the 0Sth annual session OF
Free Baptist churches at Huntington
Center this week.
Eugene Eastman has had phone of
Peoples line put in his house this week.
Mrs. Emma Huntington left today e
visit friends IN New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,
6. y. Huntington was in Barre on bust.
ness Wednesday.
g. W. Huntington was elected on Tues.
day 70 serve as town representative the
coming session at Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
BATTLING CASE.
Needle Sticking in Fuller's Throat il
Plain Sight, But Won't Come Out.

AiiddIeboro, Mass, Sept GA needle
Is sticking in the throat Of Hermann
Fuller, and although II il in full sight
Of the surgeons, they dare not operate
to pull il out for fear Of puncturing
nearby arteries. attempts to draw it
out with magnets have been in vain
and emetics have failed to dislodge it.
Fuller, who Is suffering great pain,
has visited hospitals in Boston and PROV.
ideuce. but the doctors have been UNI
able to relieve him.
Fuller il vaudeville performer. Re
Gently be attempted To sew a button
on his coat and put the needle in his
mouth. Then he coughcd and partly
swallowed the needle.
The doctors, powerless 10 aid him,
are waiting III the hope that the needle
will work itself out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
Bishop Hairs Appointments.

The appointments Of the Rt. Rev Ar
thur G. Al Hall OF Burlington, bishop Of
tie Episcopal diocese Of Vermont for the
month Of September are as follows;
Sunday, I'd and 9th, St. Paul's church,
burlington; 4th to It'll, retreat for wo-
men at Rock point 10th to 18th, retreat
for clergy at Rock point; Sunday, 10th,
Fairfax and Fairfield: 18th, East Middle
bury 10th, Cream hill; Sunday, gard,
Randolph and Randolph Center; cath,
Bethel and Royalton; Sunday, s0thr
Springfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
CARTOON MADE TEDDY
DO 1T WITH HIS LITL AK
Punch Has Revised Spelling Version Of
the "Kannct Tel a Liz Anecdote
This Week.

New York. Sept. GA special cable
to the Times from London says
Punch this week, in full page ear
toon, shows Teddy Roosevelt, in cow
boy costume, sleeves rolled up, standing
Ratchet in hand BY great tree which
represents the English language.
Father Time, examining the tree with
4 powerful magnfying glass observes
4 slight incisiUn in the trunk. who's
been trying to cut down this treer
he asks.
Father answers Teddy, II kannot
tel II. | did it with my It'll AK
10 this Father Time replies: eAh,
we'll. Boys win be boys"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneysY
Have you overworked your nervous sys-
TEN and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder Have you pains In
loins, side, back, groins and bladderg
Have you a ilabby appearance Of the
face, especially under the eyesl Too
frequent desirc TO pass iirinel N
80, Williams Kidney Pills will elire you.
Sample free. BY mail soc Williams
Mfg Co., proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by {. II. Kendrick & Go,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
KILLED BY WIRE.
Going to See Where Another Met Death
McCullum rs Slain Himself.

Bath, Nc, Sept. Manfred Mctul-
linn, ianitor II The !. M G. a. building,
Was Instantly killed, yesterday morning,
while Oh the roof 81 the building by
contact with live electric wires
Mctullun had gone on the roof to
look at the spot from which Alton lIogg
fell to his death Tuesday morning. Hc
was obliged To lean over the edge and IN
81 doing seized live wire. AS there
il metal edge TO the Cat roof, this
formed circuit through which $500
volts passed.
Instantly his body became mass 81
fame. He was discovered By William
Blethen, all electric wireman, who with
piece Of rope, hauled the man away
Coroner Balloon lid not consider OF
necessary to hold an inquest. McCullum
was about ~ years Of age and leaves
widow and one son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-06
WHY CUBANS
REBELLED
lnSurgent Manifesto Given
For Publication
LAST ELECTIONS VOID
Present Regime Not Constitutional Aim
Of Revolt Is to Remedy These Con-
ditions-General Situation No
Better.

Havana, Sept. 81 Az days and weeks
pass with no appreciable diminution Of
The revolution apprehension increases.
The most conservative testimony from
the country districts OF the provinces Of
Plnar del Rio, Havana and Santa Clara
il 70 the effect that two-tliiids Of the
people i'll the country and small towns of
these three provinces are insurgent ia
sentiment If not in fact. II II generally
believed that the Government ultimate.
~ will subdue the insurrection, hut III
the meanwhile the crops cannot be de-
velopeL General Mario Menocal, whom
The people trust as one capable OF bring.
ing the warning factions together II such
thing Il possible, came to Havana
Tuesday and held conferences with
President Palma. General Menoeal de-
clined to discuss The conferences. Cen.
eral Gebrcsco, who has been prominent
in recent efforts 10 institute negotia
tons with The insurpent leaders, and a
lew merchants and planters met Tues
day night to discuss the proposal to
make an attempt 10 open negotiations
with the insurgents, and the two gen.
erals named intend to call. upon tile
leaders OF the Liberal and Moderate par
ties individually and Ne what ii IL pos
sible 70 do. President Palma has no
objection to these efforts but makes ~
promises OF suggestions on behalf Of the
Government.