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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-22
QUEER ADVENTURE WITH DEER.
North County Hunter Got Severe Kick
From Animal He Shot.

Lisbon, n. H., Nov. 2l.-Oscaf Carter
Of Lisbon met with quite an adventure
while hunting deer in Easton. lie shot d
fine large deer and as it bled profusely
and seemed very weak Mr.. Carter
thought he would dispatch it with Il
knife, but al he approached the deer II
would start on and evade him.
Tins occurred several times until the
animal finally. apparently at the point
of death, laid down.
MIR. Carter advanced toward It and as
Ne started To draw his knife the deer
suddenly gave Mr. Carter powerful
kick IN his stomach which rendered him
unconscious.
When be came to the supposed dead
deer had become very much alive and
had disappeared Mr. Carriers friends
are having considerable fun ct his ex-
pense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-22
PLANNING TO UUSE BULLION
AS Al CIRCULATING MEDIUM
GoIdaeId Nov Considering Legality Of
the Scheme.

GoId6eld, New, Nov ~ If d plan
now under consideration BY WI X. Dow
Ian. manager Of the Nevada Goldfeld re-.
duetion works, is carried out. Goldfeld
will soon have a circulating medium
which viii relieve to great extent the
scarcity Of real money with which the
camp IS afflicted
The plan is to take the bullion pro-
duced BY the mills. make it into bars,
stamp thereon the value. and use IL az
money. The question Of the legality Of
the plan and it, possible condietion with
the currency laws Of the land is now
being investigated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-22
BOSTON BANKERS TO TAKE
HARvARD'S FOOT BALL CASH
Premium Of sss a $1,000 Paid for Cur
rency from Yale Game.

Boston, Nov. GA largo Boston
banking house has arranged with tho
Harvard Athletic association whereby it
will take over all the bills and silver
taken In for tickets to the Harvard Yale
foot bali contest on Saturday.
It is understood that a premium of
s3s per 81 900 is to be paid, and II is
estimated that the association win net
something over $1,000 by the transac-
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-22

fear that some evil il Detailing you;
can only hope and trust. | think il was
mistake that yOu went 50 far away.
read your vicious letter while breakfast
was being prepared Ike 70 read your
scolaings; ! know tho reaction viii come
and ypu are ashamed Of them before the
time I Qet them.n
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
news FROM ILLINOIS.
Items from All Over the State Of
Matters Of Interest to Our
Readers.
Happenings Of the Week from Cairo to
Chicago Carefully Compiled for
Busy Men.
MUST DisGORGE S32I,OOO.

Supreme Court Ru1es Former Treas
sPePs Must Give zip IlIeGal Fees.
BY a decision Of the State Supreme
Court the ex.State trcasurers and audi
tors Of Illinois since 1872 are held liza.
Die for $321. OO1 illegally taken from the
treasury. Restitution Of this sum will
have to be made. although 1t may require
additional suits to compel II. BY this
decision Gov. Dcneen Is upheld In his
contention TINT the former officials Oi
the State had been approprinting tho
public money unlawfully, although the
court does not go to the full extent to
which he charged the trcasurers were lia.
bic. While holding that they must re-
turn the actual amounts which were
drawn from the treasury Illegally. the de-
cision does not force the return Of inter
est on this money. II the Governor had
been upheld In his entire contention the
former officials would have been Obliged
to make restitution to the tune Of $62l.
ass. The courts decision holds that
they are accountable for interest only
from the time the demand for the return
Of the money was made by the State
which was about year ago, and not fol
the entire period.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

There were no deaths from append
citis recorded In the United States
census Of 1900. Over 5000 deaths from
appendicitis were recorded In the
United States census Of 1900. The
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
CHICAGO N. o. DOOMED.
Supreme Court knocks vision o
Raising Money for Car Dusiness.

Supreme Court Knocks vision Of
Raising Money for Car business.
The Supreme curt Of Illinois has nd.
ministcrcd what will be generally regard.
ed rs death blow TO municipal owner
ship of street car lines In Chicago. There
ere contingencies under which municipal
ownership is yet possible. but the time
when they could be worked out Is re.
mote. The decision was the long-awaitcd
word In the case which challenged the
legality Of the $75.OOO,OO0 worth of Muel.
Ter law certificates which the Dunno fac.
ton desired to issue. The Supreme Court
decided against the certificates. In doing
10 1t practically made the law itself In
operative. The Mueller law still stands
intact. but the means Of putting 1t Into
effect. no far M Chicago II concerned
have been taken away from II. The city
may own and operate street car lines u
It ever shall want to, but the method Of
getting the money with which to buy. Of
build them has been taken away from It
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

Only One CHRONIC QUININE."
That Ia LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne.
Similarly named remedies sometimes
deceive. The first and original Cold
Tablet Ia a WHITE PACKAGE with
black and rod lettering. and bears the
signature Of u. w. GROVE 26c.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
THREAT TO KILL REEORMER.
Warning II Received by Converted
SmlOonkecpeP Of LitCh0e1d.

WARNING II Received by Converted
salOonkecprP Of Litchne1d.
"If saloons nre voted out Of I.itchhcld
We will burn your home and take your
life" Such was the substance Of mos.
sage received by ]. Il. Tenny. the reform.
ed saloonkceper, In an anonymous letter.
1t was largely through Tcnny's influence
that temperance won In Litchfcld by 100
votes. Teany recently became converted
In a revival meeting, when his daughter
received tho ordinance of baptism. Later
he poured 5000 worth Of liquor into tho
street. absolutely renouncing the business
His conscience burned with the thought
Of his responsibility for the lives Of sew.
sral Of his customers who had committed
suicide while drunk. Tcany was at one
time member Of the Liquor Dealers As
ISOLATION and several years ago made a
forceful speech against moral interests
He now admits that the address was made
up chiefly Of falsehOOds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

Beef Trust Is responsible for this dis.
ease. The London Lancet says that
boric ncid used In preserving meat
causes the trouble.
~6A
There In more bad meat coming into
Chicago this year than ever before.
Health Department report for the
week ending March o. 1907:
The meat inspectors ut the Union
Stockyards condemned and destroyed
2aO.l13 pounds Of foodstuffs.
Total condcmnatlons Of unfit food.
stufrs for the week. 2G9.3S2 pounds.
Total con,icmnatiOns since the first
Of the year. 2,7o3.S5S pounds.
For same period Of 1905, 1.122,457
pounds.
Increase this year, 1,5S1. iO1 pounds,
400 per cent.
Health Department report for the
week ending March 2. 1907:
The meat inspectors at the Union
Stock Yards condemned and destroyed
1Si.1S0 pounds of foolstuffs.
Total condcmnntlons OF UNIT food
stuffs for the week. 22i.2iS pounds.
Total condcmnatIOns since the frs,
Of the year. 2,434,+70 pounds.
For same period Of 1905, 1.O1l, s3l
pounds.
Increase this year, 1,422840 pounds
14O.6 per cent.
Health department report for ths
week ending Feb. %. 1907. says:
The meat inspectors at tho UnioF
Stock Yards condemned aud destroyed
2O5.271 pounds of meat&
Total cOndcmnatiOns Of UNIT food
stufrs for the week-24l. 27S pounds.
Total cOndcmnatlons since the frs
Of the year-2,2lO.22S pounds.
For same period Of 1905 100. 42(
pounds.
Increase this year, 1.O43,SOS pound
-S0.4S per cent.
Health Department report for Febru
airy 2. 1907, says:
'"The inspectors at the Union Stock
yards condemned and destroyed 5000
pounds OF fOodstuffs.
"TOtal cOndemnations of UNIT food
stuffs for the week-320,6O4 pounds.
"Totnl cOndemnatlons since the frs
week Of the year--l,5l4,06a pounds.
For similar period OF 1OO6--l,33i.
go pounds. Increase this year, $50.
1876 pOunds-l3.5 per cent"
Health Department report Feb.
1907:
The inspectors at the Union Stool
Yards condemned and destroyed 10S,
423 pounds of foodstuffs
Total condemnatlons OF unfit food
stutfs for the week, 2O5,60i pounds.
Total COMBINATIONS since the frs
Of the year, 1,72O,G26 pounds.
For similar period of 1906, SG3.83l
pounds. Increase this year. S56,90'
pounds-00.2 per cent.
Health Department report Feb. IL
1907:
The meat inspectors Mt the Uniol
Stock Yards condemned ana destroye,
20S,275 pounds Of foodstufrs.
Total COMBINATIONS of unfit food
stuffs for the week. 2is334 pounds.
Total COMBINATIONS since the frs
of the year, 1,96S,050 pounds.
For same period Of 1905, 1905, 4S
pounds.
Increase this year, S73,520 pounds
10.Si per cent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

piles Cured In . to ~ Days.
PAZO OINTMENT 10 guaranteed to
euro any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleed
Ing or Protruding Piles In Q to II days
Or money refunded. Soc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
VETS QUIT DRY GOODS BOXES.
Ola Soldiers 1T Argsmta start Infs
nation nure0u.

ola Soldiers 1t Argsnta start Infor-
nation bureau.
The old soldiers of Argenta and some
Of the older citizens have rented build
Ing and have opened "bureau Of infor.
nation" Anyone wishing to know the
news and to have difficult question an
swered may call and will be given the
information desired. A Justice Of the
peace has been established In the Office
and will dispense justice and answer legal
questions. No swearing, drinking or gam
bling will be permitted In the room. The
purpose IL to have a place of meeting
instead of ION dry goods boxes ut the
store" On warm days the men drink
lemonade and pitch ~hOrseshoes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

Beef Trust Is responsible for this dis.
ease. The London Lancet says that
boric ncid used In preserving meat
causes the trouble.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
KILLED FOR WORKING.

Edward FagO, Of Chicago, Murdered
for Refusing to strike.
Because he refused to join In a strike
Of his fellow laborers Edward u. Fago,
o car cleaner employed by the Chicago
and Northwestern Company, was MUIR
dered by his associates In Chicago. The
police arrested Paul Majka, 144i Cor
nelia street, and they are searching for
Henry Wotka and Joseph Maika, all OF
whom, 1t is claimed, are implicated In
the assault on Fago which resulted In his
death. The murder. 1t Is claimed, was
most cold-blOOded and brutal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
ILLIN0IsAN's ART WORKS SOLD


There was spirited bidding In the
American Art Galleries in New York
when the private collection Of modern
Dutch paintings OF Mrs. Anna N. Kendall
of Lemolle was sold. The sale brought
$44,030. The actual buyers, SO deter
mined were the contestants, numbered
not more than half dozen names.
Among these was that Of G. X. q. Bill.
Nngs, Q wealthy horse owner. yachtsman
and art connoisseur, who bought Aftssn
cut Of the tweuty-nine works,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
LABOR LEADER MAI DE SUICIDE.
Clothes OF weii-iN""wn Org"niss'

Clothes Of WeIl-i< nOwn Organiscs
Found an OhtO's hank at Cairo.
4 coat and vest belonging to T.. II.
strowhun, general organizer for the
American Federation OF Labor, whose
home is at Murphysboro, were found on
the Mississippi river bank below the
Halliday hotel In Cairo, Strowhun Is
well known in labor union circles over
the country. Search is being instituted
for him. The belief predomnates gen
orally that while delirious he jumped into
the river.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27
<el

A hard blow was struck Mt the Reef
Trust by II bill introduced In the State
Senate the other day by Senator Chat
fee. Of Shelbyvllle, providing for off,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

cial State inspection Of all slaughter.
Ing plants. This power under the Chat!
fec measure Is vested In the board Of
livestock commissioners. who arc auth.
Orlzed us often rs they deem necessary
to Inspect all slaughtering. meat.pack.
Ing or rendering plant or plants or
similar establishments.
It IL made the duty OF the commits.
sIOners to inform themselves concern
Ing the sanitary condition Of such
plants and to prescribe rules ana rcsu.
lntions Of sanitation under which such
establishments shall be maintained. 4
license Is required and penalties are
provided. violations being made n mis-.
demeanOr. punishable by fine of not
less than 500. nor more than $500.
or jail sentence OF not exceeding one
year or both.
The bill authorizes the appointment
Of five inspectors to investigate the
sanitary condition OF slaughterlng
plants. The salary Is fixed Mt $1,000
n year. The measure was sent to the
committee on judicial department of
practice.
The Beef Trust continues to spread
tuberculosis, cancer and other diseases
with impunity.
One fact that escapes general atten
ton In that the lntestines. blood. liv
or. heart and lights Tor lungs) OF an
animal are already used before the
carcass proper gets to the inspector.
This includes also what 10 known an
the gut fats, out Of which lard, suet,
table oils and various other things
are made.
A. soon a. beef In killed. Il IL
hung up by the heels and diselnbow.
eled.
All Of the 'innards" are hauled
away.
Even the blood 10 received into a
receptacle and carried on to be
made into blood sausage, beef extract
and the like.
The intestines are carried 10 the
sausage rooms to be used as castings.
The stomach goes elsewhere to be
used as tripe.
The liver. lights, heart ETC.. lind a
ready market.
And, mind you. every bit Of these
portions Of the ''critter" are used
whether 1t II suffering from cancer,
tuberculosis, lumpy jaw, or any other
disease.
The carcass after Its ''innardls" are
removed 10 swung along and carried 10
another place where the inspectors pas
upon It or pretend to pass upon It
DIR. g. ]. Whalsn, the efficient Health
Commissioner Of Chicago. reported the
condemnation OF nearly four million
pounds of meat during the four months
ending December 30. 1906.
Now IS Per cent OF these 4.OO0,OOO
pounds were found TO DO afflicted with
tuberculosis.
Every ounce Of these 4.OOO.OOO
pounds belonged to the main carcass
and had passed government inspection
What about the hearts, llvers. lights,
intestines. fats, blood. tripe and other
inside belongings of these tuberculosis
cattle from which 100000 pounds OF
tuberculosis and canccrous meat were
found and condemned?
They were sold to the people and
eaten as food!
%6
The Cancer Trust and the Tubercu
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-27

Washington, ID. G., Feb. 2o.-Thanks
to the United States Senate, the beef
trust will not be required to pay the
cost Of inspection Of Its products.
q. Senator Bcveridge to-day succeeded
In securing the adoption Of his amend
mcnt providing that the date Of manu-.
facturc must be printed on all food
products, but Warren OF Wyoming
raiscd u point OF order against the
provision that the packers, instead of
the government, must pay the .nspec.
tors.
Beveridgc pointed ont that everybody
else. from the impoverished imml-
grant to tho national bank. pays the
cost Of inspection; the packer IL the
only one for whom the government
pays II: doubtless, he said. because
the packer Is 80 hard IN. The packer
has done 10 badly that In the last
twenty-five years four men In Chica.
go have become worth over $200.000,-
600 out Of the industry. 1t would. Of
course. suggested Beverldgc. he unrea.
sonable to expect people In such straits
to pay for the expense of their inspec-
ton.
Warren made n point OF order
against the Bcvcrldge amendment, and
Beveridge asked that 1t be submitted
to the Senate. Spo0ner and Beverldge
had sharp encounter on this point,
spoOner insisting that the chair was
competent to decide 1t, and II would
be discourtcOus to him for the Senate
to assume the responsibility.
Vice President Fairbanks decided
the point against Beveridge, and sar.
castlcally invited an appeal by his for.
mer colleague. The invitation was not
accepted.
The agricultural appropriation bill,
to which these amendments were Of
fered. passed, following this discus
sion. The forestry service won In the
long fight that has been made against
It, getting a million dollar additional
appropriation.
We take tho following from the last
annual report Of DR.. Charles j. Whalen,
Commissioner or Health OF tho city OF
Chicago. The facts speak for them.
selves.
AT the Union Stock Yards during
the last i've months of the year, seven
inspectors (flve of whom were appoint.
cd In NOvember) have condemned and
destroyed 2.704.O3s pounds Of meat. az
being unfit for food: all of which,
would have been sold In the city Of Chi.
cago. and for which the purchases
would have paid hrst.class prices"
"From these nsures It Ia ve-v .-'dent
that inspection by the city Of all food
products II of untold value. not only
from financial but from a sanitary
and hygienic standpoint"
"The following will show how neces'
sary city inspection IL at the Union
Stock Yards:
"The city meat inspectors have con
demned In the coolers and on the cut
ting floors AFTER PASSING GOV
ORNAMENT INSPECTION:
"l25 cattle, cause, actlnOmycOsls.
"07 cattle, cause. emaciation.
"24 cattle, cause, tuberculosis, evil
dence OF disease having been trimmed
out.
ia cattle, cause. 'dOwners.'
"27 sheep. cause. pneumonia.
''04 hogs, cause, pyaemia and tubercu
lOsls.
"47,720 pounds OF cut meats shipped
from st. Louis, Omaha. ETC., for can
ming. This meat was sour and shiny
There were no deaths from append
citis recorded In the United States
census OF 1900. Over 5000 deaths from
appendicitis were recorded I'm TIN
: United States census Of 1900. TIN
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
, 1T BELONGS TO US.

Based upon fact and indisputable
evidence covering several years, (from
birth to date), The News coined that
strikingly appropriate phrase If you
see ii in the Moscow Journal it's lie. ="
It was happy thought. The public
accepted it as exactly fitting the case,
and it became common saying. But
it belongs to The News. We invented
it and because of it popularity want to
retain possession of it. We need it in
our business just as long as Latah
county is cursed with plague that
makes those Of Egypt read like pleasant
dreams We do not object to loaning
this phrase to other newspapers in the
county, provided they ask our permits
sion first, but we do object to having
it stolen bodily and incorporated into
editorials without receiving due credit.
Therefore we are mad at Brother Fields
of the Moscow Post. We want him to
let our assortment of stuffed clubs alone.
We are glad to see him brace up and
jab the Journal in the jaw but we want
him to use his own ammunition. We
need ours. This is big world. There
are plenty Of words left and if Brother
George wants few blazers he has our
permission to make him some new ones.
If you see it in in the Journal it's a
lie, belongs to the Troy News. Next
thing we know George will be calling
Moscow the biggest little town on
earth. y
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
WASTING SYMPATHY.

The Seattle Socialist says that the
reason so many men remain single now
adays is because it is impossible, un-
der present conditions. for them to sup
port family. And the Socialist editor
ought to know, and probably does know,
that he told anything but the truth in
Sd saying. Instead of trying to find ex
cuse for that great army of men, rang
ing in rank from the shoveler on the
street to the high salaried clerk and
professional gentleman, who are today
spending their time and earnings in de-
bauchery, the Socialist should get
down to facts. He should have said
that these fellows, and no class is ex-
empt, are utterly unfit, from a moral
standpoint, to become the head OF a
family, and where married, seldom
make respectable husbands. The
trouble is not with conditions as they
are today, but with the men themselves.
The class referred to prefer to escape
all responsibility, choosing rather to
loaf, gamble and booze, and one mas
only to look around to see that this is
true. And then the Socialist is up
against the cold, hard fact that all over
the land, among all classes, the married
man is supporting family, is doing
the very thing the Socialist maintains
cannot be done. AS a matter of fact
at no time has it been so easy for the
industrious, decent man to support his
family, and in such elegance and COM
fort as at this very moment. There is
something radically wrong with the man
who does not, and something lacking
in the man who hasn't nerve to make an
attempt. The Socialist is wasting lot
of sympathy on class that ought to be
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01

forget that Mr.. Roosevelt had no hand
in the making Of the things that
startled the world when the searchlight
OF publicity and official investigation
showed up the rot and ulcer eating at
the heart OF the nation. President
Roosevelt watered no stock. He had
no part in the thousands of dishonest
promotion schemes organized and float
ed for the sole purpose of exchanging
them for honest dollars. Nor is Presi-
dent Roosevelt responsible for the
fact that banks, disregarding every
principle OF business and in violation
of law and public confidence, loaned
millions and millions of their depositors'
money to spectators, taking nothing
more tangible for security than watered,
worthless stocks and bonds. The
blame is not upon President Roosevelt.
He has but been instrumental in bring
ing these matters to the attention of
the people whose funds were in jeap-
ordy. He has been the nations
friend. Let US be thankful that we
have in the presidential chair a man
with sufficient courage to do his duty.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01
COMMENDABLE WORK.

The public roads leading into Troy
from the east are to be worked again
this fall. This statement was made to
The News this week by Road Overseer
Swante Johnson, who says that he in
tends going over the roads in his dis
trict and open up every culvert, dig
the side bitches deeper, and put the
highways in shape to stand the rough
winter weather. This is commendable.
IT. is exactly what ought to be done in
every district in the county. During
the summer the drains get filled with
dirt and rubbish, and when the fall and
winter rains, emphasized with snow and
ice, come the roads are unable to
Withstand the strain. The water leaves
the neglected bitches and follows the
wagon tracks. There is no use waist
ing words describing the results. We
desire to say that the work promised by
Mr.. John on entities him to lot OF
credit and establishes a PRECEDENT that
should be followed for all time. A dol
lar spent now will save hundreds, and
besides give the people better roads.
By way of hint you might cut this
out and send it to your road overseer.
A hint to the wise is sufficient.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-01

There isn't line Of business in The
county or state or nation that does not
cost more to run today than it did a
few years ago. Labor and material and
supplies have all advanced. Is this
not the condition on the farm2 Does
il not cost more to raise and harvest a
crop now than it did five or six years
ago? Certainly. 1t is an era of pros.
perity, and prosperity means high prices.
Then let US use common sense. Don't
expect that you are going to run your
county or state government on the
same basis you did ten years ago. 1t
costs more now just as it cost more 10
run every line of private business.