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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
CHARCOAL KILLS
BAD BREATH,
Bad OdOr of Indigestion. Smoking,
Drinking or Eating Can BE
Instantly stopped.
snmnIe Pacl.age Nailed Boo.


other people notice your bad
breath where YOU would not notice
II al all II is nauseating t. other
people TO stand before them and
while YOU are talking. give them a
Whit or two OF your bad breath. II
usually comes from fermenting on
your stomach Sometimes YOU have
10 ia the morning awful sour
bilious. bad breath. You can stop
that az once by swallowing one or two
Stuart Charcoal LozengCs, the most
powerful gas and odor absorbers ever
prepared.
Sometimes your meals viii reveal
themselves In your breath 10 those
who talk with you, You've had
onions, '0r you've been eating cab
bage," and all Of a sudden you belch
IN the face OF your friend Charcoal
is a wonderful absorber Of odors. as
every ono knows. That Us why Stu
arts Charcoal Lozongcs are SO quick
% stop all gases and odors Of odor-
Gus foods. or gas from indigestion.
Dn't use breath perfumes. They
never conceal the odar. and never alb
sorb the gas that causes the 0dor
besides. the very fact ~ using them
reveals the reason for their use. STU
arts Charcoal Lozengcs in the first
place stop Tor good an sour hrash and
helchimg ~ gas. and make your
breath pure, fresh and sweet, just ar
ter you've eaten. Then no one VIII
turn his face away from you when
you breathe or talk. your breath will
be- pure and fresh. and besides your
food VIII taste so much better 10 you
"a your next meal. Just try a.
Charcoal does other wonderful
things, too. lt carries away from
your stomach and the intcstines. am the
impurities there massed together and
which causes the bad breath. Char
coal Is "a purifier as wen as an abb
scrber
Charcoal is now boy far the best.
most easy and mild laxative known
q whole bONful VIII do mo- harm. an
iact, the more you take tho better
aiuarts Charcoal LlzenFcs are made
nf pure willow charcoal and mixed
With Just faint flavor OF honey 10
make them palatablc Tor YOU. but not
Zoo sweet You just chew them Ike
candy. They are absolutely harmless
Get new. pure. sweet breath
M hen your stomach for your next
Mfal. ana keep The lnteatiuca ln good
working order. These two things are
l1e secret OF good health and long
'Ie, You can get AN tho charcoal
lreessary 10 do these wonderful but
charcoal LozenRcs We want you 10
teFt these little wonder work.
s yourself before you buy
men, So send as your fun
name and address Tor free
lmple ~ stuartR Charcoal Loz-
.hsea Then after YOU have tried
.ht sample. and been convinced, go
your druggist aud get a 2bc box
lAem Nou'll feel better AN over.
Side '
a.'ha us your name and address to-
NIX, "Nn We will an once send YOU by
dr. . sample package free. Ad-
ma A. stuart Co.. 200 stuart
'ss Marshall. Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
Kitty Eats Millions
Lost Yearly In Racing
What Makes Sport Of Kings Most PrOhtabeTrack Owners
Get Bulk of Money.

, racing days ON the local tracks Figure
two-thlrds of The annual attendance at
So head. and Che other third, patrons
M The field. az 100 "a head. and you viii
uet 10000 ln admission fees. This rep
rescnts "a seasons receipts OF the raclne
1ssociatious.
partial idea of the money acCruIuF
and changing hands as the direct re-
suit of racing thurouEh1rede Tn
haoSmakiug end and the betting ring
is not by amy means The least itHm un
me list As uoar as can be gagged
$1,000 rs wagered on The various horses
each day OF tlc racing year Two hun-
arcd days az this rate means that
by the public outside of admissions etc.
Who gets this money la problem
Few ~ the biz ho0kmakors viii own up
to being ahead of tng game sun they tre
90 hand day after day holding out the
bait boo The shape " odds. Bill CoWan,
Sol IIChtDustcin. tho Boles Brothers,
Preston and McGrath are certain win
nare. but Cd majority N the others COM. Isl
Goo depleted BANK rolls. IluuEers "a Dor-
tain iDw are credited with big winnings
John W. GHtcs was an of $4,000 ahoud
when Doc quit and went Co. Europe Boots
HgrnoIl is thousands Co the good. Charley
Ellison, cash. Make Blumenthll Johnny
Walters. Billy Dubois and other lucky
ones have had prosperous seasons John
J.. Madden has made money and 30 bias
James r.. keene.
KEENE GREATEST WINNER.
hecnc.a wiunIura. however. arc the rt-
Huit OF hla great stable. which 20 date mas
won lu the uciehu0rh00l of fsa0uu This
however, comes frUm ihr racing u-s0cla-
lions direct As pare of thc 81 iI.GH that
tue racing commission says D. paid out
annually U stakes J.d premiums.
one might FI 600 tnumerlfIuE racing
profits f1r hours without reaching a
Grand total uT n aHtIHfuctory result hut
t1e foregoing should De SUFFICIENT Loo
showing what H money milking institution
racing rhINg i. fUr those directly mter-
HFtch lu up other business in tLo world
d. ap much money handled. and certainly
nl other bushes" Iu the world rplus such
rewards AND Ht ths Same time furnI.n.H
o. thousands of humans.
The NufH.. themselves are insignificant
II way. according 90 tho racing UlH-
nIaalols report which figure tnHt 500
Wil fr"d and caro- Tor tho lFUrlr. fh.r-
olFhhr,d during racing s... 1901.
linfrf however at Che successful
horses are MOI pald on aa cl.IUH. H# I
Iile lo per cent of H horses WIuH.H.H go
H tno trainer while certain Hm IH.
ending entirely ON the purse uur. goes
.H Ono jockey What on. f"H .
IINkfb expenses uf successful ..|Hlr
n1t up cam only he Imagined Ik. .h0
Other hturcf thnY are fabulous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

eAME AZ OGDEN TODAY.
Ogden High school and All IIailows
College Teams in Conflict.

Al Ogden this afternoon the FIRST inter-
high school football game OF the series
agreed upon is taking place between the
Ogden High and All Halows College
teams and promises 90 be a stubbornly
fought contest. The local pigskn chas-
ers with a large crowd OF confident ana
enthusiastic roOters left for the June
ton city this morning. This is "a great
deal Of interest ln the game both mere
and IN Ogden and both teams are anxious
to win The Ogden team IS said 20 be- IN
splendid form and confident o. victory.
Twenty and twenty-five minute nalves.
Referee, Il. Peterson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, oct 2j-I.os Angeles de-
feated san Francisco today IN an up
hlll game by "a score of 20 4.
Score: TX. ~ ~
Los Angeles ..ts-- --sst.s.-sftt ts.tsf9 ~
Batteries - Randolph and Easterly,
Jones and Williams.
Tmpire-Toman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
OTHER SPECIFICATIONS.

The Northern company has issued
specifications for seven passenger
car for $500. with a ia inch wheel
base and 90 aN5ia engine rated at 40
%. D.. "a. j.. A. M rating This ls "a
shaft driven car with pneumatic
clutch
The Sudehaker company win show
four models this year within this price
one touring car for $4,000 and one
limousine for $4,000 and two for
$500. one of which Will De a runahoul
The $4,000 limousine has "A wheel base
of l04 inches. 4sN54 engine rated
at % b. b. "a. l.. A. Nd rating and
seats seven passengers and has an en-
giue fANllz rated at 361 n. b. "a. L.
a. Nd rating The $500 Studebaker
touring car has "a wheel base Of lOf in-
ches the same as the limousine and "a
fisN5i4 engine, rated at 272 Do. ps CA.
4. a. ND rating. The $500 runa-
bout has the same engine and same
wheel base All the Studebaker cars
are SHAFT driven with progressive
type of gears.
The Corbn company viii show am
air-CoOled limousine car for $500,
with JOS inch wheel base 414X4, engine
rated at "a %. 3d. "a. l.. a. Nj rating.
carrying 1--WE passengers and done lu
Irewester green
The Electric Vehicle company Will
show "a very handsome limousine Cor
$4,000. 2s h. D.. 4i4X44 engine and
mo inch wheel base
The Steveus-Duryea company wu
show two cars in this Class--oue know
as the Light six" listed at $500 Tn.
six-Cylinder engine Is rated at 35 b. %.
37aN3A engine and 1ls inch whee
base. They win show also a 4 cylinder
limousine with with "a 80 inch vince
base and 90 h. D. engine with p
inch bore. az stroke, is a beyel gear
shaft driven car designed to carry five
persons. particularly adaptable for
Town use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
ALL STAR TEAM LOSES.
Aggies Win But Only After a Real
Hard struggle.

AZ Logan yesterday afternoon there was
"a hard-fought football game between the
Aggies ana an All-Star aggregation. tine
former winning by score OF 10 to o.. The
AU-Star players knew The signals 20 the
Aggies and were Therefore abb. tg give
them something 90 DO an The time The
has-beens scored ia the FIRST half wreu
John Nelson got through the line and
Knocked the pigskin out OF quarterback. g
arms. Joe Jensen secured fur oval and
made run of 80 yards for O. touchdown.
The lineup was as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

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fa1..
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stlmated attendance for season. liU.nl
N1imbar Of tboroughbreds in
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training ''-. ''''''.'''' '-'-'''..t.
Estimated admissions pad......... 100000
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

puugos me American turf has e
Belmont n
nobody become of him.
IN
instant command BE had "a
both them ana other
a he a small scale but lately
good his losses when he
may rule Of The book
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
SPORTING events
THE COMING WEEK
Princeton and Cornell Test Con.
illusions On New York
G-Idir0n.
BIG GAME THIS AFTERNOON.
1l in Ucudiuc-- at Nrv .tccptcchasn
COURSE Adioung Belmont Park
Race rmck-lhpmrion hipe.


N. l'.N 'H'..1I 'nIll'lA''a nA.'
.u "Hru.tanIl" .a witness. game a.
lu.. today when princeton and Cor
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h.I'l...'. DID,. N." I.'. his'i- WIZ
probably Dee a,.rI.o- a the betuns,
lima tH.y ..Ur I... r..Ir work cit ouf
.t....,. ........ .,. ,....,... ......-
700 .'.'" Do. '''' ""'Ns 9t'''
from lihica N'N. In point OF interest,"
among the games scheduled ls that be-
fyr.ar tho c8f1.sl. Indians and Penn.
,..., .,t e,,
's '''I.''' I''''' '' i''.''.l. una
redskins have gone t1 William Peun.s
town with blood in their ewes and the
,,,.l,.,.. .,-1I how. o.. ,Isy , fast ana
snappy game To- save iheF elalpS
Little interest attaches t0 The games
fo Doc uuII,d off at Cambridge and New
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little trouble ln plAHs un hi5
score against Springfield training
school, and tho Ellis viii also have
comparatively ,',il snap in F"'a Nol''
The soldiers 1i West l'Int NHi 'aA.
900 an easy marx ln to.n'7i'f Wi.lle
inc navy la uelt-l'la L"l"S '''e al N"-
u'uJhs
Among the smaller eastern lla"lg-
uons, the most important salle7 WY
Dee between Amherst ana llai llnpul
600 Amherst, Brown ana M illaHlN OF
syracuse, SWoftnmore ana 'tllya pure
1l SNartnmort' Maehlnston ahn 1el-
iDI-ou ana W esq Virginia on N'i1ilI"-
tom. fa., lfnlsh ana ,Ie hlison
carlisle ana luIjs ana Maine "l Meu-
ford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

PROPOSED BATHING PAVILION AT LAGOON
Wrong Idea CTom Connolly.

But.e) vs. Wrong idea CTom Connolly.
Elkton, s. D..
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1-Nellio Keeno Or NJ Campbell
Butto) vs. Duknow &C. p Glow, salt
Lake..
l2-Iady Athlete &C.. n. Araha0ey. Dem
verJ VS. Tea coffee (Menovu a. Ficdler.
st. Louis).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

diem November 1-g. 1osi or them WNI
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18

Herbert w. Hovey. who has been IN
iiagland u. Iowe's iaw Office At 81
s0nntbury Tor the past three years, Aas
been taken into te ifm and a partner.
hip formed under the arm name Of
Hove & H0rey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18

Rather q novel suit was begun We'd
ncsday BY City Attorney J. n. MacombeF
for the city Of Burlington against One.
slime Dumas, the action being 10 recover
Of him the prizes paid by the city for
the support Of his wife and children b.
the pauper's department.
Dumas had SIX children PLACED IN the
orphan asylum. and another ono Is EN-
ployed AZ the Fanny Allen hospital,
while Mira. Dumas Il supporting herself.
Dumas Left the state some time ago, and
the suit Il brought under the statute
which provides that when the head Of
family deserts his wife and children
and town or city has 70 support them,
the town or city may recover tho money
paid for such support from the aforesaid
head Of the family.
The children are being boarded at the
asylum By the city and there are other
bills for provisions and the care Of Mrs.
Dumas at the hospital during an illness,
all Of which amount to S257.55.
Notwithstanding the fact that Dumas
has deserted his wife and family, be still
owns a house on George street. from
which he collects rent. The suit will be
beard in toe city curt November 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
October wedding in Stove.

A pretty wedding took place At the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Adams
in Stowe Tuesday evening when their
daughter. Mrs. Christiana NJ. Sargent.
was married 10 Albert Forrest Foster
by the Rev T. ~ " Abbott, pastor Of
the Unity church. The ceremony took
place in the sitting room, which had
been tastefuliy decorated with autumn
nal foliage, the bridal party standing
in bower arehed with maple leaves
and carpeted with leaves and ferns Miss
Gladys Houston AZ the organ, rendered
Mendelssohn's Wedding March during the
entrance Of the party A large number
OF friends and relatives were present
and ice cream and cake were served.
After the bridal tour Of two weeks 70
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Foster win
return to Mr.. Adams for the winter
Mr.. Foster Is son Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Foster and came with his parents
from Fort Cosington, n. Y. about three
years ago Mrs. Foster has been the
popular and efficiefit housekeeper at the
Summit House, Mount Mansfield, for
several seasons and expects TO act In
that capacity another year. During the
preparations for serving refreshments
the bride and groom, TO escape the prae-
tical Jokes in store for them, left the
house unobseryed. The brides sister,
Miss Bessie Adams, drove the couple TO
Waterbury, where they took the south
bound train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
FOUR REASONS FOR SAVINGS
BANK PROSPERITY.

The St. Johnsbury RepubH-
can gives four reasons for the
prosperity Of the Hyde Park
Savings Bank. II says:
The Lamoille County Savings Bank
and Trust company Of Hyde Park, Of
which ex-Gov Carroll S. Page is
president, passed the million dollar
mark in assets on Thursday, July
18th.
This bank il Gov Pages pet
This bank IS Gov Pages pride.
This bank pays It's depositors four
per cent
This bank invests its funds in Vcr-
mont.
Here are four reasons why this
bank has prospercd; why Il has never
lost 4 dollar on poor loan and why
ii il Iii i position to BE congratulated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
LARGELY ATTENDED.
Funeral Of Lemuei S. Drew Of Burling-
ton Yesterday.

Burlington, Oct. 1.-THE funeral Of
Lemnel S. Drew was held yesterday af
ternoon from Sc. Paul's church, follow.
ing a short prayer service at his late
home, and was largely attended. Tho
oniciating clergyinon we're the Rev. a
C. Clark and the Rev. Gemont Graves
and music was rendered BY st. Paul's
choir.
The casket was borne into the church
BY four members Of the city police
force, attended by Ex-Governor J. l.
Barstow Of shelburnc, Sayles Nichols
Il. j. Derby, G. A. Hubbard NJ. D. l.
Thompson Of Burlington and II. IL
Hough Of South Burlington az honorary
hearers. Local knights Templar TO The
number of 20 acted as escort, and
Washington lodge, III Il "A. M., attended
In a body and conducted the Masonic
service at the grave. The floral tributes
were very beautiful, among them being
pieces from Burlington Commandery,
knights Templar; Burlington Council,
Royal and Select Masters; Burlington
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons: Washing.
ton lodge, +. & A, NJ, with other de-
signs and flowers from individuals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
HOW TO SAVE MONEY

III these times when living expenses
have increased from thirty % flfty per
cent, L Is unusual 20 hear u 3 standard
remedy being offered AZ half price.
Yet that j the way y Il. Davis. ''the
druggist. Il selling Dr.. Horard's cell
ebrated specific Tor iha ears II dyspep-
IA ard constipation. Ii addition %
4slling : hfty-cent bottle. containing q
months treatment Of eixty ddees, Tor
xb cents. he gives hls personal guaran-
toe with every bottle Re sells q refund
the money II Il does not give aaIiafae-
ton.
This unusual Offer has brought hun-
dreds II customers b hls store IN the
last few weeks, Jet out u the many
bottles u DR. Howard'a specific be has
sold. but ono customer has asked 20
have the money returned. This was
done without any questions. although
he does not think thcrcmody could have
been given a fair trial.
Doctors bills can be saved b. the use
Of Or. Towards specific for the cure
Of dyspepsia and constipation. and by
taking advantage Of this special half
price Introductory offer our readers can
save half the regular price Of the spe-
cigie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
ABouT THE sTATE.
Items u Intsrsst Cleaned Fron oul
Ershanrsa

N@+Af~ y e~*%tNAh AA@@@&A &t~4 ~
Exshangsa
The village school Al Gaysv.lle has
bten closed this ueek because Of scarlet
fever and Whooping cough.
Mrs sallle Hulbugi died II East
Concord October Q al the age. Of -
ysasa, noulhs. and n days
Cairo Temple, Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles u ine Mystic shrine. viii hol1
4 .sesaion Ia Aiddlsbury November 81.
The fret annual convention q the
Windsor County Young Mems Christian
association aill BE- hold In White River
Junction oetober 20 aud 70.
Among tie newly elected officers o.
the hnowltOu Debating club 10 Tufts
oa.lsge are sumner ". Darling. b. Of
liaFdwlek. and Prentice W. Tcsaley.
10, 81 Washington.
The congregation Of Ahavatn Garem,
% Burlington. has purchased the house
and iot s. lfe Archibald street IN that
city ami IN the near future viii erect
a synagogue there
Herbert w. fIoyey. who has been IN
llagland d. Howe's Law Office At ST.
s0nntbury Tor the past three years. has
been taken into lie hrm and 4 partner.
hip formed under the arm name Of
Hose & Horey.
Dr.. II D. Holior attended the session
81 the Congress Of Vital Statistic. held
III Atlantic City and read = paper CIV
Ing a summary q the results q the op'
Grafton Of tho Vermont registration Jaw
since is enactment Ia 1905.
A large buck deer with extra large
antlcTs vas seen Sunday In the woods
near 81. Johnsbury. The party came on
20 him 81 he vas resting under 3 tree
and could almost lay their hands on
his back. lie vas being chased By Two
h0unds and was evidently taking q few
minutes rest when disturbed.
a Pomona Grange, Patrons Of Illus.
bandry, newly instituted At Meindoes
ANS has been named after State Master
George VI. Pierce OF Battleboro. This
4 the gath grange that has been or
ganizcd IN this state since January !.
tae 70 others being subordinate orRani.
zations The total charter membership
h 1900.
A question has arisen between Car
roll Newton and c. ". and Darius Cray
IN North Hyde Park a. 20 the ownership
Of wood grown within the limits Of
the highway after II has been cut BY
order Of the select men IN compliance
with the state lay. Nr. Newton Was
hired b. the fathers Of the town for a
stipulated sum d money and the wood |
10 cut the brush aud trees growing with,
IN the highway iimlt On the farm occn
pied b. Darius Gray. but during Mr.
Newfon's absence the Messrs. Gray drew
Oh the wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18

Boston, Oct. 17.-"New England. a. a
whole, has not greatly improved its
steam transportation ia The last Fifteen
years. aud + far bchlnd many parts Of
the country IN tl,is respect Our trans.
portaiion Il IN many places local, slow,
wastefni and exponflveF declared r. Il.
Byrnes, vice president Of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad com
pany, before the Boston Boot and Shoe
club, at banquet al the Hotel Bruins
wick last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
NOTICE.

Nr. Alexander Cameron has sold and trans
feffed al ana singular of bis nterese in tile
Arm 81 Cameron II 6faickshank. doing mer-
camfile business at Wehsiefvllie. IN = A. Ium-
ming. The business will be continued under
The aim name 81 Cameron and Cfuckshank
and The new dam will pas All bills and eoleet
al debts ~ theold firm ffnm ana after This dafe.
Dared al Nehsterville Ia The town Of Barre.
this ION day of October. A. -. 1876
Af.EN CAMERON,
" c. II. CRUfCksHANk.
isitss j. A. CUNNING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
Granite ouarryman Found Dead.

James Henderson, quarryman, was
found dead in d pasture near the rail
road about three -fourths Of mile below
st. Johnsbury, October 3 Henderson
WAS around the village the evening be-
fore, as well as usual, but it is supposed
he wandered away and fell asleep In
the pasture, death ensuing from cold.
Henderson was formerly employed at
Graniteville, and was prominent ii the
union AZ that pIaee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
rsrArE ID nErnER ". BRALEY

The undersigned, having been appointed BY
tho Hon Probate Court for the District on
Washington Commissioners 10 receive, examine
and adjust al claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate of Bether w. Braley, late
on the City Of Barre In said District, deceased; ,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, here
by give notice that we will meet Tor the purpose
Aforesaid at the Peoples National Bank OF
Barre Ia the CITY of Barre, IN said District, on
the 18TH DAY of November 1907 and aist day Of
March next, from o'clock Il. NJ. until o'clock
M MI. each 81 said days, and that six months
from tho 18th day If October, a. ID.
iDO7, IA the time limited BY said Court for said
creditors to present their claims 70 us for ex-
animation and allowance,
Dated at City ot Barre, this 18TH day Of oc-
DEAN r TOWN, Commits
W. f. SHEPARD, ! sioners.
FIJI Oct 1925, Nov
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
A Criminal Attack

on an inoifensiye citizen Is frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gen
orally the result Of protracted constipa-
ton, following liver torpor. DR.. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver, pre-
vent appendicitis, and establish regular
habits OF the bowels. 26c at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
.. ). SOLDIERS BEArrN.
II Was Down on the Cualfon BY Yer.
mont collsEiaat.

burlington. Oct. iT.-The university
of Vermont defeated the Fort Ethan Al
len eleven yesterday afternoon on the
Centennial field. The game va wit
nesacd ~ large number nf spectators
and vas far more Interesting and excit'
ing than the score indicates. The fnl.
diers played conspieuonsiy well. and the
varsity earned ~ terrific liue piungel
clever end runs and tricky forward
passes the -four touehdbwps made. Yer.
mont bad possession Of the ball most
Of the timc. the soldiers constantly punt
Ing, and never coming wlthin striking
distance of the coveted chalk line. The
forward pass was given many tries. and
In not few instances proved disastrous
70 both teams On defensive. The Fort
Ethan Allen boys we're grand set Of
players. but when oDthe aggressive they
seemed to lose confidence and 90 to
pieces.