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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-10
10 Income Tax CONSTITUTIONAL

10 income ] Ak CONSTITUTIONAL
In its incidents. and apart from the
main purpose Of raising revenue, an
emit footing from an inheritance tax, be-
cause 1t involves no question of the per-
pstuation of fortunes swollen to an I'M
essence question of the proper ADJUST
msnt Of burdens to benefits: AZ the
law now stands It is undoubtedly diff
which shall be constitutional. But
whether it is absolutely impossible is an
other question; and II possible 1t is most
come tax law was past by the congress
in 1851 but the most important law deal
ing with the subject was that Of 1884
This the court held to DO unconstitu-
'aThe question 10 undoubtedly very in
krieAte delicate, and troublesome. The
decision of the court was only reached
land, and. of course. 10 excepted as such
and Loyalty obeyed by all good citizens
Nevertheless, the hesita tion evidently
felt by the court as a whole in coming
to q conclusion, when considered to-
gether with the previous decisions on
the subject, may perhaps indicate the
possibility of devising a constitutional
fncome-tax law which shall substan-
TALLY accomplish the results aimed
at The difficulty of amending the con-
cessity can justify a resort thereto
Every effort should be made in dealing
with this subject as with the subject
of the proper control by the national
government over the use of corporate
wealth in interstate business, to devise
legislation which without such action
shall attain the desired end; but If this
fails. there will ultimately be no al
ternative to a constitutional amend
ment."
He makes a strong plea for technical
and industrial education for the masses,
and while the federal government can co
but little in this line, he asks that
schools of this character be established
in the District of Columbia as an ex-
ample to the various states.
Agricultural Interests.
He appeals for every encouragement
that the congress can give to the agri-
cultural interests of the country. He
points to the good that is being done by
the various forms Of grange organixa>
uens, and says:
'sgeveral factors must cooperate in the
Improvement Of the farmers condition.
He must have the chance to be educated
In the widest possible sense-tn the sense
which keeps ever Ia view the intimaAa
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-10
Railroad Employees Hours.

He asks for the passing of the bill linn
ting the number of hours OF
employment OF railroad employees. and
classes the measure as a very moderate
one. He says the aim of all should be
b steadily reduce the number Of hours
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-10
The Army and Navy.

No ATmy an0 Navy
me message closes with plea for
snt standard, to do which he says would
mean the building of one battleship each
year. OF the present efficiency of ths
'-The readiness and efficiency of both the
cent sudden crisis in Cuba illustrates
readiness and efficiency would have been
very much less had 1t not been for the
existence Of the general staff in the army
and the general board in the navy; both
are essential to the proper development
and use of ouI military forces afloat and
ashore. The troops that were sent 70
the swiftest mobilization and dispatch OF
troops over sea ever accomplished ~
eur government. The expedition isssded
mediate service, several Of its srganiza-
tons hardy remaining in Havana over
night before splitting up into dstsch-
ments and going to their several posts.
Il was a fine demonstration of the valor
and efficiency of the general stan. sim
narly. It was owing in large part to the
at the outset to meet the Cuban crisis
with such instant efficiency; ship after
ship appearing on the shortest notice s,s AZ
corps in particular performed indtspens-
able service. The army and navy war
colleges are of incalculable value TO me
constantly increasing efficiency and I'M
portance.
''The congress has most wisely provided
for a national board for the promotion
of rifle practise Excellent results have
already come from this law, but II doeS
not go far enough Our regular army
is so small that in any great war We
should have to trust mainly to vol
unteers; and in such event these volun-
teers should already know how to shoot:
for IL soldier has the fighting edge,
and ability to take care Of himself IN
the open, his efficiency on the line OF
battle is almost directly proportionate 20
excellence in Workmanship, We should
establish shooting galleries in al! the
large public and military schools, should
maintain national target ranges In differ
ent parts of the country, and should ~
every way encourage the formation q
rife clubs thruout all parts Of the Lana
us an excellent example in al matters
connected with building up an efficient
~ THEODORE Rockville"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19

These siiks bare tittIe dressing aad
rival the European wcaves IN beauty
Of texture The rstahs are fhe most
popular among he many varieties.
Lace bracelets are 4 fad taas has
rsnched Us from The othsr SIDE. They
are worn alone or with dog csilass to
match Around a low Or Dpecs neck
fhese collars are sery f6fcasng.
Another extreme notion IL that OF
palntfng portraits on tie finger aasls.
AID the cgase FOR all SORTS 81 kcsda.
buttons ard chains would ssf scien-
fist to wonasFing whether the savage
instinct was not raaaIfestlng Itself IN
the feminine portion Of ths civilized
world.
Gowns far afternoon are almost
without exception made with fenx
skirts. srd both skirts aud Jackets are
esaborsteIy trimmed
Tbs new girdI1s SIRE or tie order Of a
swiss belt and are veyy often Essds of
suede, studied with beada
The evening bodice illustrated IL Of
black rifle strfpsd WITH lines 81 black
velvet ribbon and Insertleas N WHITE
lace veivet bows diminishing 10 xzs
toward tie waist sdorr the fr5zt
JrDTc CF0LLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
THOUSANDS IN PANIC.
Runaway Horse Dashed into Boston
Base Ball Crowd.

Boston, April lS.-Frightened by an
automobile which had backed down an
struck the coupe to which he was at.
taehed horse owned by Caldwell Bros.
rs Charlton st., and driven by John Far
rell suddenly swerved around and made
dash Through the lane or the westerly
side OF the Huntington-av ball park yes,
terday afternoon, just when it was clog
ged with persons leaving the grounds at
the close Of the game In his wild fight
the animal knocked down nearly score
OF men and women, some of whom were
run over by the swaying coupe. Women
became hysterical and tainted, while
hundreds fought their way to place
OF safety. entirely regardless for the
rights OF lives OF Others equally i'm
perlled.
Fully 1000 persons were in the lane
at the time. and it it little les than mira
culous that none were killed Fortunate
~ none was seriously injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
The Times Daily Short Story.
~ So So n ; 1CslSSgRDe c1oxxcSgHrK

KIN, vas ascending. ana she took cour
age when she saw that he wss On he
vroRg staircase. vsroaIque vas az
her own door. but did not dare to IN
dIcate her apartment TO the King; so
che went on up, stopping at the sixth
soors BIZ this tire TIE Ring had reach
I'll the iif,h foor and n another mo
nsnt stood directly opposite her. he
cast his eyes about for some way 70
reach her. but ts-re was none ex-eps
By going UP or do~r and taking the
ether staircase
Why 40 you strive TO escape one
who admfres you" be asked
Il Go not know you. air"
Il an the king; ~euid serve you"
The king does not foiisw helpless
rdsidessr
All the while be was locking up.
then down. ct the confusing staircase.
v.lnly seeking means Of getting On
her side Of the building. She started
up another flight. and he did the sane
she went back to the third floor. and
he stopped when she Gid to f-tter and
coax her. But she did not wait to hear
him and rrascsrdsd
Verunique was yeHng and had been
climbing the staircase leading to her
fathers apartment for several yenrs.
TAs king lived life not conducive %
muscular activity. Re grew weary IN
der the iscessant ascending and de-
scerding. vsrunique never led him low
sr than tie third stsry nor above the
seventh, fearing be would nsttce that
he ceulA, By ascending or descending
two Hghtx. get on to the stairs with
her Finally. passing her door, she cast
quick glance bessw. aud. dnding her
pursusr 70 far behind that sne was
concealed from HIM, she dashed in and
fell exhausted On the foor beside her
father.
When veronique reSalned sufficient
strength and breath ate hgrrirdly made
her father acquainted with her sdvea.
tire. ne frrr5t his condition and bent
bis mind On one subject. that Of saw
lnr his daughter. Every 1rricie VI bed
cisthinz in the apartment was torn in
strfp-. and vcrorique. Disguised, her
face smudgrd beyond recognition. vas
lowsrsd from the window into the
street.
Meanwhile the king. missing his
prey, ran 10 sai down seeking her but
at last gave up nie search ara went
cut on to the srTser Just a. vernriGur
wns turning a corner rnd while h~r
fa+her was drawing np RE imprsvisrtl
rope. The king. sur-ytns 70 rhr palace
q the Louvre, hue I short distance
away. gre Instructions 70 have the
building searched and that any beaufi-
nj girl found there be sent to hlnk
The search vas made bit without sre-
es1s. Vsrcniqrr was hiding where she
esuid not be rsund. and her Esther,
realizing that ahs could net live IN
Prria withcut passing lnf7 fhe possas-
SION " the king Eooh her 10 the Then
new e0lOny Oh Virginia.
yaruniaua PalIasfer was doubtless
the enly woman the xsns desired "a
posaess who escaped him
w. LEROY WISE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
TESTS WITH
REVOLVER
Professor Knight Tells Of His
Experiments
in COOPER DEFENCE
Had Calls and Hog's--BIackene Area
Resulted, but There Was No SINCE
in-He Made Analysis
Of Powder.
IN COOPER DEFENCE

4 . ff Z VIZ a r tfs .4
augusta, Ne, April i9.-rExperiments
tending to show tnst shots fred from
revolver, the muzzle 20 which was
pressed tightly against the head Of 4
freshly kiIlsi calf, preduced wound
of the same external abpsafsnce as that
in the head OF Charles Nerthcy. accord
ing 10 the trstimsHy OF Ora VI. Knight
at the trial Fl Mrs Cooper YESTERDAY.
Professor Knight told Of two expert
inents with calves heads and one uitFI
hcU's head. Tn each esse the muxzle
Of tae revolver was h.A zr~inst ire
the head ana tie results were tire same.
There was a bla<keusd area Of abort
one inch, tll. largest portion being on the
side Of tie heis towards the line al
sight. The hair wss singed and there
was unburned powder in and around the
edges OF the hole
II opened the slxaII Of one 81 the
calves said The witness, aud found the
track Of the bglIrt through the brain 10
be somewhat smaller than the bullet H.
seIf. the brain having settled LITTLE.
7 washed the outside III the wound and
nost Of TIE black was removed"
Pofs-sor knight also testified 70 ex.
periments be Rad msde which proved
that etinpowder, except the charcoal
was readily Dissolved in fresh humas
blood
On the cushion which was under
Northev's shoulders Is he lay on Il.
floor IN ire Cooper house and which
bears large blood spot where his bead
later rested Professor Knight said that
he had found number VI small spots
Of blood on that part of the cushion
which would nave been 10 the left If
the head.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
VermOnterS Interested in How
to Make 1t Grow
STATE IS ALL RIGHT FOR IT
Dana II. Morse Of the Opinion That AL.
falfa Is Practice Crop for Yer
mont Farmers-0thers Of
the Same Opinion.

Fairiee, April l9.--The scene of the
.sBetter Farming train was shifted yes
terday to southern Vermont, and along
the Connecticut valley where there are
some Of the richest farms in the state.
The dairy is the dominant farming in-
terest, giving the stock raising experts,
re-enforecd al they are by r. M Ho-
wood Of Barre, Mass, ali they can At
tend to, but d new topic Of exceedng in
terest il the alfalfa outlook. II is one
81 the newest things in Vermont farm
ing. ana is not yet an established fca-
ture. The United States government
has been experimenting here, however,
fer i've years, and Dams H. Acrse, the
hay lecturer IL this expedition and prcsi-
dent of the Vermont Daily Association,
~ well az other experts came to the
conclusion last year THAT alfalfa was a
practical crop.
III il accounted the greatest forage
plant ever discovered, and the stories
told about alfalfa growing in the West
sound ike the dreams OF an Eldoyaio.
Ii Is said to be the MOST abundantly of
any crop known. permitting of being
moved OF eight times d year under the
best conditions, and Tire total yield per
acre being twice as mueh as clover, the
best grass known.
1Mt West. where the climatic eendi-
tions favor, all these things are realized
and elsewhere, notably in New York.
alfalfa has been aidei to the regular
sources OF income. Ii say well be be-
lievsd that aay such addition TO vr-
mont's resource would be mort welcome,
and the news that experiments had
shown its adaptibiiity TO local coRli-
tons made the progressive farmers keen
to learn all they could about it. The
district covered yesterday nrornin Is
Just within what is believed to bs the
northern limit OF its growth, and the
faculty are all prirned with the essen
tial facts-the rattlernen ~ to its value
a. food, the BAY experts on matters os
net returns from the crop, Ne fertilizer
experts on how to make it grow, etc.
SewbuTy, Bradford aed FaiYless turn
ed out adults by the hundreds, as has
become the rule now A really growing
feature has been the way the schccl ehil.
dren are turning out, guided BY the
teachers and armed with notebooks and
pencil
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
Gown GOSSIP.

A surprising number Of new fabrics--
silk, gnen and cotton-are on tae mar
kes this year.
While large bats Femaln good style
mere ~ 10 denying tliaf fhe character.
Istic hat 81 ne season il going 10 DO
anslI.
The color which the dressmakers snd
importers say win lead this spring il
gray. several shades are offered. all Of
them Iight and tending TO warm tones
Among The fancy silks peau de crepe,
figured aad byocaded, Is Il fsvorlte.
I1is material WISHES like eotEon and
i, therefore sn economical thing ID
buy
RsdiGm silk haa heaufIful suc
rsGscr III chiffon pIgnons q diapharodE
material iit for ne handsewest even
ing gowns Not That radiun has bern
retired. for 4 has not 81 any neans.
It viii be worn 4 great deal made INTO
afternoon ana calling gowns = New
Ysrk Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19

slso Oh the waterfront. butt tie inAtitu-
fiun was not 4 large one and sheltered
only b few patients.
Clear back 10 Montgomery street from
the bay, a stretch IL half Il mile or -
ID length, the ground II low; It WAS, In
fact, reclaimed from the hay. Here tho
oldest part 81 the city il located.
A short distance from the share Is
the Inland oil AIcatrsz, where the Gov
erament bag h military prison. Five
miles across the bay IN Oakland, Rrow
ina City oil 100000 inhabitanta.
kenrIy all The principal hotels are AK
mated III The vicinity of Montgomery
and SAMSON Streets. The newspaper of
Eces are also All bunchsd together In
one corner 81 Market street.
The waterfront of San Francisco is
simest "a busy A. that of this city, snd
jt is forest Of nasts and tunnels al
most rs far as the eye can see.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
Foiling aRoyalLover

S----------
lorisins,I
During the reign Of that lieentious
monarch. Lonis XIV there lived IN
Paris whdover, Gastave Peiisslsr.
whose daughter yeronIque was such 4
striking beauty that whenever she ap-
peared in public people world invaris-
bly, turn their heads to look ne her.
Yeronique was a good girl and though
II was impossible that she should be
unconscious Of beauty that ever enc
nsties1 she was not vain Indeed the
attention she attracted from persons
who were of no interest TO her became
SO rspuislre ts.t she was loan TO 90
out.
The house in which the Pellssiers Iiv-
ed was peculiar. or. rather. 1t Is pc
evriiar, for st Is standing today It j.
situate IN the PaIais Royal quarter and
but 8 few STRIPS from that present az
gresatien % shops. II Ig very high for
so old building. being nine stories. IN
fits center Is court IN which two stair
cases rise to the top. each STARTING from
an opposite side Of the building. They
are botk spfrsl and as one locks up he
can hardly rerliIe that they are not
one. One staircase takes you to the
FIRST soor apartment On the right. the
second aoor on the left and 80 On.
The ether tskee yoa TO the FIRST floor
on the left. the second on the right and
50 o.. One rnxt be careful to choose
the right staircase on ascending or,
when be reaches the story he desires.
he win and himself on the opposite side
OF the house frurr which be Intended
Then be nns= g Down and tske the
other afzht, OF II be Is 1t ffth story
L Is shorter FOR hins to 20 Up and come
down on tie ether side.
One day Peiissler wss suddcnly tax
en- III. and there was no one % - for
the soct7r except vrronigre Fc-Est-
ting eveFytking bat her mission sic
sailed forth without even putting On
veil She had reached the surgeons
md was on her way back WIEN shs
passed uaa vino osi-d her ad1ririu--
" ard WON she ut once recognized IS
the king Disguised.
Now the King Of France at that time
when be wished TO make any woman
his Mistress h.d but to Designate bis
wish, snd be she naId or wife SIZE
passed into his posecssion. VrroniqHe
hurried on. intent Oh getting hcr1e to
her father At corner turning i1to
another street, she saw The hing fol-
loving her Tfls reputation vas vel
known % her. and now fer the arst
tine & occurred to her that be vas
bent en- Whist would prove her ruin.
He wcuIG not be likely to declare
himself to b. her sovereign a1d e1-
force obedianca while To dlssrise. AID
her only chance was ~ escape lin
While be was thus prevented Brit
before Size ecuil TORN any plan a1a ar
rived d tia door OK the bDildlng Il
which she lived Dash.ng n. she rgn
no her sF4Irr1se. reaching tha focssa
leeF bsfsre ssonplnx ~ hoax back The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19

A great many Americans, both naen
ma women, are thin, pale and puny, with
poor clreulssian, secause they have IL
tresfed thcif stomAnhs by hasty eating
Or too much estns, by cemnmiRg alco-
nosic beverages, OK BY tco close connne-
ment to home, oAdcs or factory, and in
consequences thu stomach must BE- treated
their esrlier miStakes. The muscles III
many snch people, IN fact In every weary,
thin and thin btosdcA person, a. their
work with great dimculty. As result
iangu0 comes early, 10 extreme and lasM
long. The demand for natrftvs aid is
shead Of ths supply. TO iRsurs p@fsst
health avery tIesue, bone, nerve and
muscle slcuM taEc fsom the blood GER
tain materfak and return 10 Il certain
stomach for the work OF taking up from
The food Whist Is necessary to make good,
rich. red blood. We Eust 20 to Nature
for the remedy. There were csrtaln
roots known to the Indians Of this
country before the advent OF the whites
which later came to the knowledge Of
the SETTLERS and which are now growing
rapidly In professional favor for the cure
of Obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
These are found 10 b safe and yet cer-
tain in their cleansing and tnvigoratfng
Thesc are: Golden Seal root, Queen i
root, Stone root, Blcodroot. Mandrake
root Then there IS Black Cherrybark.
The medicinal principles residing Ia these
native roots when extracted with glyc-
crime as solvent make the NEST refia BE
and efficient stomach tonic and liver in
vigorator, when combined in just the
right proporticns, ~ in DR.. Piorce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Where thcr~
il bankrupt vitality such as nervous
exhaustion, bad nutrition and chin
blood, the body acquires vigor and the
nerves, blood and all the tissues feel thu
favorable effect OF this sovereignremedy.
Although some physicians have been
aware 81 the high medicinal value OF tho
above mentioned plants, yet few have
used pure glycerine as a solvent and
usually the doctors prescriptions called
for the ingredients IN varying amounts,
setfh dfa1hel.
Tbs Golden Medical Discovery is a
scientific preparation compounded of the
glycerie extracts OF the above mentioned
Vegetable ingredients and contains NJ
alcohol or harmful habit-forming drugs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19

There ~ mnrs c4fsg4h ~ eats section 81 the
e0rntfr tinn Ill 1fNeY 6l@easey par tosrsteY
ans Until fhe last fsw Fssrs was supposed N NJ
msnrabis Fgr = gYszf Hna1g yrarr dcc-srr pfd-
nuunr~if - i0esf 6iasas< ami prescribed zeal
T-wedies. sod W enHEzauslY failing IL cur-
with local fTsstnent rrcuararrf IL ucarabie.
Science han prrvrn catsxfii n m a ednerlrn-
floral siserse md tnsfefore requires constitu.
ti1nai treatment. Halls t'atarFii CGr-. Man-
fscruysd tf y CikrrT r O. Tnirdn. 0his
"a ttf only cnnet irIttnnai carc m th- niarRet.
II Il tas1r inf-rnaiiv II tazes from 10 trss- "a
rf.ssponufui. u nrts 6ffse5 on thr biaoa rnd
nrco,Is s4rfacrs ~ The system. They oTes snr
hnrfred driinrs for snr e4xf u fsllg ~ erif~
send fsr nlrrilars sna s<<sifnouisiT.
Address. " y CrENrE& -. Toledo. Ohio
Sold ~ Druezists 7Se
TsEc Halls Family pills Tor cpngtipation,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
CITY BUILT OVER A CAVERN.
Discovery Alarms CharIsstown. w. Va
Some Residents in Flight.

ChaTlestown, WssYa. .Sped o. IBIS
city was greatly excited tuesday BY re
discovery Of gigantic tsve dirrctly ".
meath the towr. tie top u whiAls II rSaF
enough the surface to make the sitaa-
tion appear precariots. Some resiiarits
have fed from the city and others gre
preparing 70 leave.
Men blasting roes made the discovery.
when the discharge caused the earth 70
eI7Tnbie and fall in. leaving great h0Ie.
Workrsn yeutured into II. cavern aud
discovered 4 large lake, snd returning
70 the surface procured = small boat
in which they Fswed about for several
hundred yards. The water j. remars
ably pure and i cold and sweet.
The cavern runs from the point IT
discovery directly unier tho cftg, and q
systematic exploration was begun yes
tcrgiav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
FATHER GApoN DISAPPEARS.
Wife Fears His Enemies Have Done
Away With Him.

st. Petersburg. April lo.--Eat der
6apon, tle labor Iea1sr, Ipgsterisusly
disappeared about week ago. and ia
wife ia greatly alarmed, fesrinn fsni
play 0n tie rart 81 bin enerries. ~ the
police insiNt that he has not been uf
rested, and ad.l that they kn1w NOTHING
of iis whereabouts
II Is considered possible thar Gauen
has been Kidnapped by his enemies. e
was tie case . fortnight aro with CriM
Of, ono Of the werxrrns isiezates, who.
being suspesss't II being ia slliance with
TIE government was captured sy TIE
Soci,l Democrats and conveyed 10 TEcE-
sinGfors. Finland, WHO'RE Ne was sub
lected to torture
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
FRIBBLEs or FASHION.

syssI ana Quiet Collars III y0xme ~ a
G~sst Bernard Far AmericAn silks.
ne cryinE and RUNNER colors prom
~ TO w scoI snd dniet III tone. Tbs
rays. nsuves. soft yellows and shades
n blue are net nssrIy 10 conspicuous
~ shey were last season.
u will lie great silk rear. and
American wesyes are quite to The fsss.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-12-19

We have a handsome line of Bussies and Surrey
display in our large show room and we invite
to examine them and get our prices.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-12-19

HEAVY steel cables apped about and held nghr by steel we forming uniform mehs Shpe, isn't it
NO cMe M weaHe%m any, part uniformly strong Their reasons fort hespnry of LWooD FENCE
These facts should be convincing