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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-28

Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and eKpels the
cold from the system as IL IS mildly
laxative. Il is guaranteed. Do not risk
taking any but the genuine In the yel.
low package. Hoffman Drug Co and
City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-28
REHABILITATION.

at Close Of Business September 4. 1905
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-28

Glasses We sell you will overcome
your sight defects. They'll be scientif.
ically fitted. Our prices are most rea-
sOnable, too. r. J. Ramsey. drug.
gist oS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-28
LEE CRUCE. President.
;. W. STUART. Cashier.

True and tried friends OF the fanAs
-DeWitts Little Early Risers. Goes
pills. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
Fear Of Defeat Of Protection
Congressman
BY THE STRIKE MAYOR
saws That cortelyou Is Showing the
way to Make Assessment q De-
clares That Hearst Is Nov
sure Of Election.

Pittsburg, raj Oct 27.-The protect
III Interests HI the new thirtieth con
aressisnaI district fear The defeat IF
John DazelI for recollection To Con-
press the opponent of Dalzell i ex-
Mayor Ii. j. Black u AIcKeesport, who
Il known d the strike mayor Black,
Who Ii 4 physician, was maor Of Me-
keesport during the last strike against
lie United states Steel corporation. and
during that time endeared himself to all
forms Of organized tabor By Announcing
tbat he would arrest any man coming
ii NIcISeesport to take tie place Of the
strikers.
Last year the new congressional dis
triet was created for Dalzell, one which
takes III All the BID mills of the United
states steel corporation AZ we'll Al the
most important suburban towns Of tile
Pennsylvania railroad III II right into
lie heart III this district teeminE with
workmen that Black, the champion Of
labor. has now hurled himself against
DalzelI. There are more than $4,000 mill
Workers III the district and about 5000
miners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
HAD A FORTUNE.
Family Lived in Squalid Manner and
Agent Began Investigation.

New Yok, Oct. ~ Evidence given in
the Long Island City police court ves,-
terday morning disclosed the fact that
John Vepreke. 10 years old, ard his
wife. Fannie, 81 years old, thought said
to be we'll 10 40, had housed themselves
and their family offsix children ii an
abandoned butcher shop in HunncywelI
street and we're using tho empty ieebox
II the place as a sleeping room for the
children.
Some time ago John Luduke, agent
Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty % Children, received an anoy-
nous letter in which che writer asked
the society TO investigate the manner
IN which the Nepreke family lived. Lu.
duke says that his discoveries were
startling
To all outward appearances, be said,
the household was destitute and the
yeprekes seemed 10 be living in abiect
poverty, although every member OF the
household who Il able 70 turn in pen
ny was sent out 10 work. while the
younger ones had 10 look ont for thems
selves all day while the parents we're
al work. Luduke discovered that the
family i worth at least $4,000. and
perhaps 100000 In real estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
Goddard's Clean Record
Broken BY ST JohnsburY
BY ONLY A SIMPLE POINT
Home Football Team Played a Ragged
Game in First Half, But Braced
Later--Each Team Got
Touchdown.

After winning 1--WE straight victories
ard not being even scored 1n Goddard
seminary waa defeated yesterday after
noon by the M J0bnsbury academy
eleven w score ~ q 10 III the best
game seen here this season. \. Eerry's
failure 10 Kick the goal after j Berry
had made Coddard's touchdown ii the
last halt gave the visiting academy the
game by one point. The visitors were
perhaps little the heavier and they
gave Goddard the first real struggle that
they have had this season, Goddard
vas not little weakened by the abb
senee III Heath. the b@st quarterback tlie
school has had III years, and left half
baek u Berry, on account Of q lame
Knee, played only IL che last half, when
III got HI hiR good work ~ making God
aafds only score MI. l0hnsharg haa
IA snappy team. and they played with
good team work.
1hs visitors made their touchdown
aud kicked thc g0al III the first iiye
migitas 81 the game and after that,
although they got within striking dis
tance of goal several times. the ~.
perb defensive work Of =. Berry and
Alexander kept them from another
score, s, Berry did the star defensive
work al tho game, doing the pnnting
and making good gains from fake punts.
iiexnndei's run 81 70 yards, which car
ried the ball to sthc visitors 10.yard
line, was The good work that paved the
way for G0ddard's touchdown, which
they made III the nest two PUSHES
81. bloomsbury staftrH The game hy
kicking oH u Goddard Tho hall was
fnmblcd and was downcd ~ the 20yaial
lime. Goddard failed u gain the neeeR.
sary TEN yards IL three downs and the
ball went ~ ST. n With only 70 yards
between then.and the goal liue, the yia.
it0fs got in some fast end rHsheh that
Goddard could not Niistand and N the
third rush Patterson went over the line
for a touchdoWu Hill make the kick for
The goal which proved 70 be the win.
ming point.
The visitors kicked on again TO God
dard and the bali was doWned on the
ward line After u failure to gain
90 the first rush s, Berry punted to the
middle of the Geld, where the SC. j.
quarterback failed 10 catrh the ball and
Alexander fell on II fbr GODDARD s. BeF
Nv again punled to tho 20, yard lire and
Goddard again got thc ball % tumble
after rushing thr ball 70 within eight
yards * Tho goal line. Goddard fumbled
and 81. I0hnshnry secured the hall
The visitors tlion iaade 10 yards with
forward pass In tin next rush they
famhlcd but rcgaincd the bali The
feterce saw oifside work by the visitors
aud set them back Ave yards SC j
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
BOY EXPOSES A FAGrN,
Tells How He Was Taught to Pick
Pockets.

New York, Oct. 27.--When Hyinan
t;gossnan, fifteen year-old lad. was ar
rargrd in the children's court yesterday
on 1 charge o. picking pockets be not
only Admitted the charge, but wore that
man had taught him to steal and sent
him out at Ave o'clock every morning
ia hook for victims The boy said his
parents were dead and that he lived at
f5O Ridge street with Harry Stein and
the lattef's wife
Does stein know that you stealf"
asked Justice Zeller. Hes the one who
put me up 70 it and taught me- replied
the lad
The youngster then went on to tell
how Stein Instructed him for weeks III
the art Of picking pockets before he sent
him ont He said he had to practice for
honrs every day on Stein and his wife,
relieving them OF wallets, poeketbooks,
watches and jewelry until be became 50
adept that he could rob them without
their knowing IL. VI Ne did the lob in a
shimsy fashion Stein would beat him.
Stein, who was Ia court, was placed under
arrest The detectives later searched
hiA house and found a quantity Of stolen
goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
SITUATION VERY GRAVE"
Member Of Cabinet Says Issue Requires
Most Careful Handling.

Washington, d. g.. oct, -Yester.
days cabinet meeting lasted two and
a half hours and was attended by all
tbs uienlhrrs except Secretary Shaw and
Postmaster General Cortelyou Among
the important matters discussed was
tlh situation growing ont of the anti,
AInsriran sentiment IN japan and the
exclusion Of Japane~ children from the
public schools 81 San Francisco. 1t was
stated BY member or the cabinet after
the meeting that the general opinion Of
tAe members was that the Jalsmese
situation was exceedingly grave and il
would require the most delicate treat
ment TO avoid an open rupture,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
IHMsEN CRIES CORRUPTION.
Fears the Use Of Large Fund by the
Republicans.

View York, Oct 27.--Aax +. Ihmsen,
chairman Of the executive committee Of
the independence league, and manager
Of the campaign Of M. r. Hearst, for
governor, yesterday charged that the
Republicans arc trying totaise An enor-
nous corruption fund for the purpose
Of elacti1g Mr. Hughes He also lie.
oIared that Postmaster General 9ortA
YOU had come 70 New York to show
taairman .Wopdrpf Of the state Repub-
lieam committed how to raise such a
fund. Il believe that the election IS
Won today" said Mr. Ihmsen, Gard that
the victory can only be taken from Sit.
Hearst BY the Republican stealing il,
Our organization and the voters up the
state win see to it this year shat The
tombstones don't vote. | am satisfied
that we shall carry Kings county not
vithstanding all the opposition Of Pet
rick Henry McCafren. which we consid-
CIR gilt edged asset
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
Washington Authorities Fear
San Francisco Won't Yield
SITUATION VERY GRAVE
Member Of Cabinet, After Yesterdays
Meeting, Says Japanese Issue
Requires the Most Careful
Handling.

San Francisco or III. Judge VOL.
bertan IA the United states circuit court
has issued an order I'd fhe board Of
education u San Francisco. citing that
body 70 show cause why an injunction
Should not be issued, compelling the Re
instatement Of + Yasuhara, Japanese
pupil recently excluded from the Pacific.
Heights grammar school Tla board II
TO answer on November 3. This order
follased an application for an intunc.
ton presented to Judge Wolbarton.
Il II the intention 81 make ahis
test case. The ground for asking an
iijnpctlon was that the resolution of
the board d education excluding Japan
csc pupils from the city sGn0ofs II m
violation VI the constitution 81 The Init
ed states, and also i'll violation of d
treaty now existing between The United
States and the empire III Japan.
A mass meeting ~ the Japanese resi-
dents Thursday evening dtsrussea the
situation regarding The chHdren's ex-
clnsion.
Washington, D. G., Oct. 81. Through
activity on the part II the department
Of Justice a test Cnse 81 the exclusion
of Japanese children from the schools
~ San Francisco has been begun In the
United States circuit court in the Cali
fornia city. According TO unofficial ad.
vices a Japanese parent has appealed
for an injunction against the board Of
education. aud Judge Wolberton IF the
circuit court has called on the board %
show cause VII an injunction should not
be granted restraining the board from
excluding thu child of this Japanese
parent from certain grammar school
IA II understood ak Washington that
tho Step wss taken through agents of
the department Of justice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
MIDNIGHT RAIDS
Parkhurst Society Officers Capture 100
Women in Gotham Tenderloin.


New York, Oct. ~ The parkhmst
suciety went raidlng from midnight mp
TO i o'clock III the Icnderioin. Seatly
TOO woinen were gathi~h IL from alleged
houses 81 IA repnre On Twenty fourth,
'l'Wehty.eiAih and Thirty third streets,
Capt Schlattman did not appear %
be worried over ne raids -slhe more
work Fafkhnfsts men NJ the ieaa here
II for me, III aaid II these nlan can get
evidence against places Which ! and my
men have brai, unable ~ enter. why 40
much tho hotter i0f the precinct
SUIT. AlcCIntock ot the rarkhurst
society was II charge ~ the faidingparty
'iWorc there arrests made on war
faBtsi7 McClntock WAS asked during
Il pause n the raiding
mo. was the reply. mo more war
rant hpsincss for us Our society has
lost only one disorderly house case and
that was warrant case. There seems
81 be i leak when a warrant Is obtained.
and before we are able 20 serve t. 10
the ease Aye lest the woman had aiS
Witnesses u furnisl aa abb for her.
40, We lust get the evidence aud We nail
tic places when We have Il, without the
warrants.
Does the swiety intend 20 furnish
tho police commissioner With evidence
ii capue % asorderIy housesfa WAS
asked
eve gave the police time enough IS
show their sincerity IN regard @ tliuse
houscs complained u hy the y NJ 9. A.
and they failcdS was the response
e'fbia Is The kind Of evidence We viii
continue 20 give Tho commissioner 81
police, and we Viii give him plenty q
Il, too
Capt. Schlottman and his men got "a
work after the parkhurst men had made
their raids and made i've mofe raids
upon alleged disorderly housee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
In MASSACHUSETTS
Mayor Fitzgerald Sets Moran's Plurality
at $4,000.

Boston, Mass, Oct 2I-AIoran WHO
collapsed temporarily. sftar Addressing
two crowded houses at Pail River an
Thursday night, ate hearty breakfass
yesterday morning and left that eit. for
Boston at 10:27 a. M, apparently much
refreshed by his nights sleep. He spent
yesterday in absolute rest. He did not
speak last night. but will outline the
points which he wishes TO make in his
speech at fremont Temple this evening,
under the auspices of The independence
leafie- DR.. Stuart, the physician vito
is travelling with him, declares that NJ.
Moran Is now SO much improved That
Tiers i no further doubt of his ability
TO 70 through bis entire schedule 0f
speeches.
Governor Guild was at his best a.
Springfield Thursday night. He spoke
with dramatic fire and energy, and .hii
arraignment OF Moran was very severe.
Congressman Foster Of Vermont and
Michael J. Murray of Boston also made
telling speeches. The audience was
large and enthusiastic. The westsn
part OF the state is very strong for
the governor. There is very little Moran
sentiment there. and Governor Guild
Will receive a great many Democratic
votes.
Mayor Fitzgerald, speaking at Dem
oeratic rally at Cambridge, said:
We are going to give all the regular
Democratic candidates from Moran down
rousing majority. MI. Macleod voted
Tor measures in the interests Of the
laboring people, and his record shows
that he Is the friend OF the wage earn
ers- | represent 10000 Democrats IN
Boston, and we're going TO give Moran
$4,000 majority in that city"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27

then panted u Underwood. who was
downed in the center 81 the field Iiar.
rison made five yards around right end
and Z, Berry then punted To the yisi-
tors 30.yafd line 81. j failed TO make
ten yards IL two rushes and then punt
Cd to Goddards 40-yard line Goddard
gained two yards by double pass ard
s. Berry made rs yards through fake
punt. lust 40 time was up for the first
half.
IN the second half J. Berry took
Iohugnn's place ~ Lsft half and Goddard
played a stronger game. Goddard kick
"a "a 70 St Johnsbury and the ball
was dpwned On the 40 yard line. Al
zen gaining nine yands III two END ruslfes
the acageaas fulJrA hurdled the center
In the third uish and hin team was pen
alizsd is yards Then 81. y punted TO
Underwood who failed 10 catch the hall
and II rolled back TO -thc a0-ynNl line,
where Goddard finally secured IT, Me.
Donald mado 10 yards on a double pass.
>. Berry got around let end for five
Yards and Mcdonald followed with four
more. The ball was next passed 70 Al,
exandcr, who with good lodging got
NfNhlN NfSuN 'HN l!t ~ tHiNrt III Mps
finally downcd on the ten.yard line at.
ter very nearly getting clear field for
touchdown Through q tumble God.
dard failed 70 gain on the first rush,
but In the next Harrison made four
yards on the right END ! Berry then
went around the Same end for i touch.
down =. Berry kicked for The goal but
the ball went bsfow the cross bar, ieay
ing the score one point h the visitors
favor
The academy Kicked TO Goddard and
Flanders was d0wncd on the 35yafd
line. Goddard fumbled on the 40 yard
line and lost The ball ST. j. made two
unsuccessful attempts TO gain and Hill
then made a fine drop kick, which Tn
derwood caught just in front Of the
goal aud he was downed on the 9-yard
line. Goddard was then set back Co
the four.yard line for holding, On n
fake punt s, Berry ran in 20 yards.
Alexander made 10 yards around right
end and Harrison followed with ten
more around the opposite end, On the
third down s. berry otter pretending Co
punt nade forward pass 20 J. Berry,
but he was dowRcd before he could gain
che distance and the ball went 10 st.
Johnsbury. After two attempts To gain
by the visitors, that. failed, time was
called with the ball in the center Of
the field.
sf4s-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
VERSATILE THIEF ARRESTED.
Pretended Captain Of Grenadiers Proves
to Be Shoemaker.

Berlin, Oct. 2f.-The pretended cap.
tain Of grenadiers Of the guard, who
on October is produced forged order
authorizing him 70 take command Of
detachment OF twelve men whom he
met on the streets in this city and prs
ceeded 20 Koepcnick, small town near
here, where he arrested the burgonlastef
and the treasurer and took possession
Of the cash, amounting "a about $1,000,
turns out 70 have been shoemaker If
Tilsit, William Voigt
Tie was arrested yesterday. Voigt has
committed long series Of felonies,
principally robh@ies by means Of forged
documents. He has served five terms
in prison, finishing fifteen years sen.
tencc in February. lie Is nearly sixty
years old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
cur IS REDUCED.


lIonltun. Me-. oct, as III The great
lish river region Tho high price OF
stumpaec. il u stated hy lumber opera
tors, viii greatly restrict the lumber
cut tho coiung winter. Last year about
l0,0000o0 feet WIS cut The Fish River
Lumber company the largest Ia The
6eld viii grratly reduce its cut, ami
the Fort Kent Lumber company and II,
z sharp tho other Fish risersaperatofs.
viii do only small business The Fish
River cnmpanys officials estimate that
the total cut OF the coming season will
not exceed s0p00pn0 fcct, or hall 81
that "a hast year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
Makes Pure Blood

An Il specific remedy Tor all
diseases aid ailments origina-
ting in or promoted BY All IN.
pure impoverished cr dcvita-
liked condition IL the blood
floods ,arsaparilla isthcmost
widely and generally useful Of
All medicines. Ii has made il
self peculiarly welcome ii the
homes of the people, by its
radical and permanent cures
of such common Affections as
scrofula, eczema, all cruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, dyspep.
Via, kidney complaint, loss Of
appetite, that tired feeling and
general debility.
i0.gge testimonials received III two
years, describing and proving cures III
all thnee diseases and ailments should
convince everybody 81 the extra0rdls
nary merit 81 this great blood+pnfiilsf
and tonic medicine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
RELIEF FOR Potato SHIPPERS.
Maine Growers Receive First Instalment
Of Cars.

Boulton, Nc, Oct. 27~ -Soms relief is
in sight for the farmers Of Aroostook
county, who have thousands of bushels
Of potatoes in storage and in danger Of
spelling because freight cars could not
be seckred to transport the potatoes to
market, The first instalment of g59
ears, which are beMg built by the Ca.
madam Pacific Railway company at its
main shops IN Montreal have arrived
and others are expected 10 follow grad
ually. The cars are TO be used exclu-
siyely for the shipments Of AroostoolS
potatoes They are all lined. sealed
and with double DOGS. and con be used
for no other purpose thsn potatoes. They
must be returned TO Aroostook slippers
as soon as unloaded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27

londen, Englanl, Oct. 81. -la the
House Of Commons yesterday afternoon
q drcary debate on the plural voting
bin was enliyened by loud efy from
the Strangers Gallery and an Indian
gentleman, swethcd ii a long robe 81
rose and purple, was seen standing there.
he WIS waving hts arms a. he cried 4
II want "a say that | have eome here
leom Ahnlght God am British sub
iect" AZ this point be WAS seikea hv
the House attendants and fondbly re-
maved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27

Concord n lax Oct, &C., Whist i IT,
lc,ca ~ hayv been drscrsahaea III
tempt y wftok tAe last oleoiriV Gar from
Manchester " this city was made GA
Thursday night hetweon Manchester
aud c,meook distractions III h0uldees
apd tics were PLACED en the track al
various places. and Il Is sai1 thai eight
stops wero made teiorc the line Max
Hnally cleared, The management Is ia
,cstirAtinN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
REMAIN AT FEE.
Foreign Ministers Fearful of Harm from
Moroccan Rebel Fanatics.

TangieS. Morocco, Oct. e7.--0wing to
the distugbed state OF the country, the
American minister, MIR. Gummere, aud
Or. Roscn, the German minister, arc
remaining at Fex.
The Moorish officials IN answer to
the French representations regarding
the disquicting situation daslare *heir
Ignorance o. many facts called ia their
attention and deny responsibility for
others
some Of the foreign diplomats are DO.
handing the dismissal of Mohammed
II larHs, tha representative OF the
sultan here, on the ground that he Is
old, incapable and fanaticaL
The situation in Morocco city cen.
tinues critical.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27

ilr, Wlilinms Indian Pile Ointment
Nill cure Hind, bleeding, liberated and
Itching piles II ahaorhs the tumofn,
allass HE itching ~ once, acts ~ 4
peultipe, Rvea instant relief IlH Will
llama Indian Pile Ointment Il prepared
for piles and itching Every hoS Is
guaranteed Sold hy All druggists, By
laail for sos and sl,Oo. Sold BY G. H.
lSrndreh 4 co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-27
LIQUOR SALE DRUNKEN
MEN COSTS LICENSE
Excise Board Furnishes John Flemming
& Co. for Violation Of Law.--First
Case on REGARD

Boston, Oct, 27.--ror the first time
in IS existance the Excise Board revoked
the license " liquor dealer for selling
liqper to M intoxicated person. 1t was
rIsafRed BY Commissioner O'AIeara and
Captain Gain thai Che firm Of John Flem-
ming q Co. served liquor To drunken
man and afterwafd carried him To d
vacant lot, where he WAS found .uneon-
scious. The Boad said the offence was
aggravated BIZ the latter act and ordered
that the license hall not be reissued for
che license pear.