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The Yale expositor., 1907-02-08
9BURcB NoTES.
The Pastors OF the Various Churches OF
the Village Are Invited to Hand In
Church Items Each Week
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE.


THE PEOPLES TEMPLE.
The usual services will be held sun
day. Social meeting 10 a. m. Preach
ing at l0:30 a. M. Sermon subject, "A
weeping Saviour" Sunday school al
80 a. m. Junior G. L. at p. m. Y
Il. 5. G. +. at 6 and preaching at p. m
Sermon subject "The Homecoming
Son." All not attending elsewhere are
most cordially invited.
Rev. w. III. Cole is holding evange-
listic services again this week at At.
tica. a great interest is manifested
w. III. Cole, Minister
PRESBYTERIAN.
Morning service at 1890. Subject
"The Land and the Book" The first
of series of sermons OH the Bible
Sunday school at l1:30. Junior G. +.
at g. YPSCE at 6. Evening service
at Z. Subject, "The Friendship of Je-
sus.'
Prayermeeting every Thursday even
ing. All cordially invited to attend
these services. 4. III. Douglass, Pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1907-02-08
ADVERTISED IfHERS.

Archie Gray.
Mrs. Maud Beckel.
+. Harvey Drake, L. M.
The Yale expositor., 1907-02-08
PAY YOUR TOWNSHIP IAyfS.

Notice is hereby given that all un-
paid taxes on the assessment roll of
Brockway township must be paid to
the treasurer on or before February
the 18th or same will be returned to the
county treasurer.
WELLINGTON NEWELL,
Township Treasurer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
PRESIDENT SENDS CABINET
TO END BIG LABOR WAR
Frisco Problem VIII Be Tackled By -Four
Secretaries, Wheeler, Gompers and
Mitchell; 1900 Delegates.

San Francisco, June %. Three and
possibly four members Of Pres.
ident Rooseyelt's cabinet and 200 dele
gates from California and the cast, in
Guiding Samuel Gompers. John Mitchell
and many other labor leaders. will at.
tend national industrial peace confer
ence here to solve this city's labor prob.
lens.
A call for the conference has been IS
sued by the Cancellation committee Of
San Francisco. with. it is said, the en-
couTagcment al President Roosevelt
The committee expects that this ma.
tional conference will effect a condition
OF permanent industrial peace in this
city, show to the east that the labor
conditions here are not entirely hope.
less. and that the riimors that the town
Is TO be tied up are false. The provis-
ional dates for The meeting are July Is,
10 and 20.
At this gathering 4 l. proposed to or
ganize q branch Of the National Civic
Federation. President Benjamin Ide
Wheeler Of the university Of Califor-
mia. who is now in the east, will bring
TO tho conference authority for the es-
Establishment OF the California branch Of
that organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
ROOTS TRIP
BIG VALUE
I'VE viii Sell S25,OOO,OOO
More Goods This Year
las ONE RESULT OF IT
Also Helps in other Ways Director John
Barrett Of Bureau Of American Re-
pubIics Tells 81 Good
Work.
AS ONE RESULT or IT

| Washington, June 22. Secretary
Roots visit 70 South America a year
ago II already beginning tn bear inipor-
ltant fruit. Director John Barrett Of the
international Blmean of the American
Republics. III al interview here yester-
day summed up some Of the benefits that
have begun coming here from this uni.
Iprecedented trip Of an American secre-
Gtary Of state
For one thing according To ME-. Bar
lrett, the merchants and manufacturers
LOT the United States will sell To Latin
America this year fully $4,000, 0a0
worth more of goods than in the pre-
Eceding year, on account of 1t, while tile
interest Of commercial Latin America Is
increasing its market in the United
States II greatly qickened. All the III.
lportant countries Of South America are
today taking part IN The Hague confer
ence BY reason 81 Air. Roots efforts.
and there Il better feeling between the
United States and the republics to the
south than there has ever before been.
Before Mr.. Root made bis visit to
South America there were two note
worthy phases Of our relations with that
part Of the world said Mr.. Barrett. tJn
the first place, the attitude 81 the great
majority Of South American newspapers
and other publications was either against
Us openly, or suspicious, or negatively
lunfriendly. Since Mi. Roots visit most
remarkable change has been noticeable.
Now as to trade and the commercial
side of Air Roots trip. There has been
a wonderful growth Of interest among
merchants. exporters, and manufacturers
Of the United States ii Latin America o.
the result Of Mr.. Roots visit Inhumer.
able letters are pouring into this bureau
asking for copies 81 his speeches dealing
with Iatin-Ameriean matters. His KAN
sas CITY speech II stiIl IN demand. let.
tiers are reaching him All the while from
great manufacturers. These letters are
referred to this bureau and make II clear
that che big men in the manufacturing
world are going into Latin America be-
cause they believe IN the judgment Of Mr.
Root, a great lawyer and man Of affairs,
and considers 1t good field for enters
prise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
TEAMS QUIT
IN ELEVENTH.
Joston and Chicago Played d.
Rafting Game
-------~----.
GAME ENDED, SCORE 4 to 4
y TannehilI Pitched Entire Came for BOs-
ton, Being Touched for Seven Hts
Boston Bunched Four Runs in
One Inning
GAME ENDED, SCORE 4 to 4

Boston, June 22.--Tsoston and Chicago
battled for eleven innings for victory
yesterday afternoon in the last game Of
the series and then had TO quit to lot
Chicago catch train for Detroit. The
score was 4 10 4. TannehiIl pitched the
entire game for the home team and did
good work, while Altrock pitched five
and halt innings, being replaced by
Walsh, who kept the game tied Up after
the sixth. II. was 4 light hitting contest.
The visitors scored twice in the third
inning. With one down, Tannehli hit
To Hahn. Jones was out to Barrett, but
IsbslI raped out two-bagger. Tame
hill caught Isbell off second and Hahn
dashed for hofhe, with plenty Of time
Parent threw wild to the plate and both
Hahn and Isbell scored. Donahue WENT
out by way of knight. Dougherty's
home run gave them their third tally in
the fourth.
By punching hits and being aided by
q little poor playing, Boston got in four
scores in the sixth. After Tannehill had
popped ont, Sullivan and Parent both
singled Congalton jammed one at Don
ahue which could not be felded. Jones
then dropped BalTett's fly and Sullivan
scored. Ahrock was sent to the stable
at this point, Walsh going into the box.
Knight raped out Texas Lacquer and
Parent scored IInglaub laid down a
hunt which Walsh kicked and Congalton
scored Jones took Ferris fy but Bar
rett scored the fourth run. Armbruster
ended the inning by tanning. After this
Walshh was perfect puzzle to the home
hitters.
Chicago saved The game in the ninth
on Dougherty's double and Quiliin's sin
\ gle. Only one hit was made off Tame.
Hill during the next two innings. Dona-
hue getting single and stealing second
in the eleventh, only to die there, leaving
the score tosa tie. The score:
Chicago
12345 10 i1--R. II. r.
90 2 10 0 90 / % Cd Z
Boston
10000 1000 0 o. 6 /
Summary Home run, Doughertys
two base hit, Doughcrty, Isbell stolen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
BABY GULPS EARRING
DOCTORS WIT SAVES
Artery Clamp Hauls Jewelry Out Of
Throat as Child Chokes in
Ambulance.

New York, June ~ Little Rosi Rosa
was i'll As She was carried about in
her mothers arms she ciutched Che pref,
III gold earrings Mrs Rosa wore. 50
Mrs Rosa removed them and laid them
on shelf
The babgs eyes were attracted BY
their sparkle, and as the mother passed
the shelf I pudgy fist shot out and grasp
.ed one. IN the twinkling il was in the
baby's mouth.
The next instant the child was in con-
WILSON'S. The frantic mother rushed To
a. nearby drug store, but The druggist
could not dislodge the jewel. Dr. Sher-
wood FROM Bellevue responded to 4 call
with an ambulance. As they bumped
along with the choking child Dir sher-
wood saw heroic action must be taken,
He thrust his artery clamp down the
child's throat, the ring III the instrn-
meut caught the hook of the earring
and it was pulled out, Baby'a life was
saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
Manchester Swafilped Yestef-
day, Score IL 10 0
Fraser Didn't Have To Exert Himself and
in Splits Of II Not New Hampshire
Man Cot Beyond Second
Base.

With crippled team Manchester put
up 4 lurid game III base bali 1T the hi
tercity park yesterday afternoon and
were white washed BY e.Montpelier
12 to D. An even dozen errors we're
chalked up against Manchester while
the home team played an errorless
game Joe Grape of Montpelier on
second base contributed three times to
the error column. Rudolph, who was
recently released BIZ TIE Intereitys,
played short for the visitors and he
also made three errors.
Fraser vas Id the box for the locals
and although be only struck out three
and allowed eight hits the perfect field
ing ii tRs team did not allow the
visitors to bet beyond second base once
in The game. The locals scored in all
but two 81 the eight Innings, making
three talIies IN the second, fourth and
sixth innings and one in the nfst, third
and eighth. Needless to say they did
not need to 60 to bat in their half Of
the ninth.
Holland started in to pitch for Man
chester and he lasted for 1--WE innings
when he was replaced by Finn in the
sixth who was unable 70 stem the tide
aud four Of the runs we're made of him,
aided BY bunch oSefrors by the rest
of the team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
AUCTION
REAL ESTATE SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1907,
AT z p. M. SHARP.

About twenty-five acres Of very de-
sirable land, which can easily be divided
into about sixty house lots. This land
is very centrally located in the City Of
Montpelier, Vt, and is known as the
Marvin land It lies between East
State street, Hubbard street, East Lib
erty street and College street.
This sale gives you one of the few
chances Of a lifetime to purchase at
your own price large tract of vacant
residential property right in the center
of growing city.
Sale commences at 2 O'Clock sharp
Saturday afternoon, June 20, 1907, on
the premises. Right reserved to sell
this property in sections and 10 continue
sale for said purpose il 50 desired
Thomas Marvin . Estate, owner, by
H. A. PHELPS, Admir-.
G. N. BARBER, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
American League Standing.


Several Goddard boys expect to play
ball in the northern part Of the state
thiss summer.
Woodward, one af the university Of
Vermont "IneligibIes," Is again playing
with FAN River IN the New England
league.
scanlon, once Of Plattsburg IN the
Northern league, is still playing with
Brooklyn, where be got call from the
Northern league.
II the Vermont league keeps its feet
there will probably be some new names
on the batting order next week, now
that the colleges are closing,
Bill Higgins Of last years Burlington
team, who has been studying in the
university Of Vermont, has joined Trent
ton in the Iri-state league.
Fisher left the Burlington team be-
cause he thought his playing on third
base was being uniustly criticised in
that city. He is a Burlington boy, too.
Mike Birmingham, who has been
playing first base for Burlington YAM
oosed he otiier night, but the Burling.
ton management il not sorry since he
left his uniform.
Yonkers, n. ", fans are 50 impressed
with the work Of Perley Brown, that
they are saying that be Is going with
the New York Americans Brown has
been pitching rattling ball for Yonkefs
all the season. He Is Barre boy and
might have been secured by Barre
Montpelier ii the management could
have paid The price. Yonkers offered
bigger money and he went. Perley has
the build for pitcher. being nearly six
feet tall and weighing i73 pounds, He
picked up his base ball knowledge with
the kids" teams about Barre.
Tom Hayes Of Northern league TO.
pute, who has coached the university Of
Vermont team for two years, turning
out a "craekeriaek team this spring.
wants to take tho entire college team
to Newport. y. f., to play in the new
Interstate league. Newport il said to
have closed dicker with Hayes. Brat
tleboro, also in the same league, Is
said to have secured the entire Amherst
college team to represent it, If such
Is the case there will be some fast bali
in this infant Vermont New Hampshire
league, for both teams are able to travel
some.
Z. T, Salisbury, president Of the Ran
dalph base ball association, attended a
meeting OF magnates of the newly for~-
ed Inter state league at White River
Junction last week. Brattleboro,
Springfield. Woodstock and Randolph,
VI. and Newport. Ciafemont, and Leb-
anon, n H., were represented Officers
OF the sleagiie were chosen and organi-
zation effected. Each team is limited
to salary list Of $40 per week and
may not carry more than twelve men.
The schedule Of games, 10 be arranged
soon. will cover the period from July t
TO September TO- There win be an
average Of two games week for each
team, one al home and one away. Ran.
dolph is taking hold Of the matter in
earnest and viii be represented by d
strong team, Players from the uni-
versity Of Vermont, Dartmouth and
Montpelier have been secured and the
management is after others. Local men
will also be used according to merit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
N
SEES A BURGLAR TN FIELD CLASS.
~--~---
Passenger On Hudson Boat Goes Ashore,
Takes CAB, and Prevents Loss Of
Family's SILVER.

K
New York June ~. Barney French h
haYing sent his betteF halt into ths
copHtrys closed III its apartment III
Riverside drive, ana took the night boat
for Albany With HIN weic Eddie Bull
and John Armstrong fhe boat left
1 Pier No. ~ North river at p. M, and
French and bis friends stood on the up-
per deck French had pair Of field
| glasses
There's my house, Eddie he Said
10 Bull rs they were passing the upper
lend cf Riverside park "lt the tall
one with the queer chimney
Bill took the held glasses and trained
them oii the House. what floor DO You
Hive onss he asked.
Next III the top on the north end
@Whaf uia9e YOU leave your window
openw asked Bull
4 didn't said French.
But It Il open, persisted Bull, and /
can NEE /. rnansin the ROOM
French grabbed thu glasses,
nv tscoraGl it's a BURGLAR, he said,
and he's helping himself To the silver on
Tie sideboaTrf
The steamer was heading II for the
pier at Ore Hundred and Twenty ninth
stree, one Of her regular stops.
III believe cah get that fellow before
lie leaves tie house, said French
Three minutes later he Was climbing
into cab and dirauting the cabby TO
drive AZ fun speed. All lie painting horse
pulled iip before the door of the apart
nfent house man came out with a suit
ease. Ar. French recognized Il a. his own
property He Ieaped from the cab and
made q fiish fGr the robber The latter
promptly dropped the suit case and took
To his heels
III The slit case Mr.. French found all
his table silver, French clock, q solid
silver loving cup. his best evening clothes
and three 81 Mrs. Frencli's silk dresses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneysf
Have YOU ovefworked your nervous sys.
tenn and caused trouble with your kid.
neys and badderi Have YOU pains in
loins. side, back, gToins and bladder
Have yon habby appearance If the
face, especially under the eyesY Iso
frequent desire to pass urineg Ii
50, Williams Kidney Pills wiIl cure yon
Sample free. HE mail soc. Williams
Mfg. Co., proprietors, Cleveland Ohio.
Sold By q II, Kendriek q CO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
MORALS TAKE EXERCISE.
Chick Tucker Coughs Up Bullet After
Punching Bag.

New York, June Making lounge
at punching bag in the rear Of his
saloon, Chick" Tucker, retired light
weight boxer, was thrown into a fit Of
coughing, which ended in his coughing
up bullet which was fred into his
head some weeks ago, and for which the
surgeons at Bellevue had vainly probed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
NO RUSSIAN STRIKE.
The Revolutionary Groups Vote Down
That Form Of Retaliation.

St Petersburg. June 22 con-
ference 81 all revolutionary groups yes
terday, including Polish Socialists, mem
bers Of the Railway Employees union,
members Of toll, peasants parties and
Socialists Of All denominations the proc
posal to proclaim general strike Az d
ieply TO the dissolution Of tile Duma
was rejected by a vote Of AZ to 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
DID NOT WANT CASH
FOR LOVE; GOT $1,000
Gil said She Brought Suit for $4,000
to Protect Other Women.

New York, June % Although Misa
Clara L. Neweomb declared ~ her tes-
tim0ny that she did not care for money
in her $4,000 suit for breach Of promise
against Frank SIocum, a bankers son,
a jury IN the supreme court, Brooklyn,
returned a verdict in her favor Of $4,000.
And she says she is satisfied.
While Miss Newoomb WAS on the stand
he said she was simply bringing the
suit to prevent Slocum from doing the
same thing TO other women.
Richard p. Green, counsel for Slocum,
said that IL what the plaintiff claimed
had happened were true, It was one Of
the coolest courtshipsp he had ever
heard Of
Fullerton Wells. for Miss Newcomb,
characterized Slocum as an experiment
talist in hearts and said tho only way
to reach him was through his pocket
book.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
HUGHES MAY CALL
FOR EXTRA SESSION
Apportionment Bill Deadlock Between
the Two Houses at Albany.


Albany, n. Y, June 20. Next We'd
nesdav afternoon AT 2 O'Clock the legis-
lature viii adjourn finally without pass
ing an apportionment bill. The Senate
refuses 10 recede from its position on
the fully bill, and the Assembly will
not permit the bill 70 pass that House
until Governor Hughes says SO.
I've can afford TO be knocked down
and dragged ont BY the governor says
one Of Speaker Wadsworth's friends,
but we can't afford to let the Senate
do that to ns"
II is not believed, however, that Gov.
Hughes will send message TO the
legislature asking the Assembly 70 pass
the FULLY BILL but il would not be at
all uprising 10 Zee him call an extra
session Eve minutes after this session
adjourns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22

Earned; runs, B-M. s; three base
hits, Monahan; two base hits, Balls
stolen bases, Murphy 2, Monahan;
sacrifice hits, Daley, Murphy Fraseri
struck out BY Fraser ?, By Holland /
by Finn 2; bases on balls Of Fraser
Z. OF Holland ?, off Finn 2 left on
bases, B.M. s, Manchester Z; FIRST base
on errors, BIN S. Umpire Cotter, tims
1hr. 40 M; Attendance, 200.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
CLEVELAND MAY LEAVE
Former President Has Good Night and
Continue 70 Improve.

Princeton. NJ A., juno 22-Formef
President Grover Cleveland. who n 1T
al his home here, passed good night
and continues TO improve.
Ii was announced at his residence to-
day that if bis improvement continues
ia viii BIZ ahla TO leave his bed today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22

At Pittsburg pittsburg 9, NcwYork
L.
AT Chicago Chicago 2, ST Louis D.
American League Standing
AT New York,-St Louis Il New.
York 4.
AT Boston, Boston 4. Chicago 4 (cal-
led end Of 18th let players catch train
Al Philadelphia, Detriot s, phila.
..
At Neutrality-suspicious. 8, Wash
ington o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
DENIES AoKI RECALL.
Hayashi 0ficially Puts an End to One
lingo Rumor.

Toxic, June 22.Foreign Minister Ha-
yashi announces that there Is no founda-
ton to TIE reports that Ambassador Aoki
Is to be recalled from the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
Hoods
THE standard bIood-purEfying medicine
ia usual liquid or new tablet form.
Sarsaparilla


base, Donahue; struck ont, tiy Tannehill
., BY Altrock 2, by Walsh Z base on
balls, of Altrock 8 in ~ innings, of
Walsh one IN 5ls innings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
{ Ioor Narnish

e give satisfaction must withstand tho tread
ana seu1f of human feet. The Boston yarnisl,
Company have studied this question ami tie
result is 9 Floor Finish that WILL stand
me acuffa and RIBS and grinds b the leather
f.ole and the scrapes, dents and scratches *
he steel studded heel.
It's Kyanize Floor Finish
Look for this
Trade-sark On Can.
Reynolds & SON, Agents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
SnGALENA

Over 100. 900 shares were bought
and sold IA lesB than one month
with a steady advance ID price
from rs cents 10 84 cents d share,
This advance in price has been
occasioned BY the steadily increas-
ing demand for stock, due to the
added intrinsic values Of the prop
erty.
Our superintendent at Silgalena
reports fine grade ore and mill
dirt coming out Of David H. and
that work on the John G. IS CONF
ing splendidly, with certainty Of
opening up the high-grade ore
body only few feet away on the
vein which produced $4,000 in
10 DAYS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22

Entry Money 128,466 Isc s. TO- zoe. Judges: A.
BRUCE and F. r. CUTLER Referee, JAMES CAMPBELL Super
nendent Of Sports A. +, BRUCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-06
ArtgtaS espaides que TRUMAN en- LNndss

Actualm mente trabaian en- ell teatro
Covent Garden, la gran Opera de
Londres, dos artistas espafoles de
justa nom bradia.
Son estos la cantante catalina Ma
ria Gay y Ell tenor Francisco Vifias.
Toda la prensa inglesa elogia una
mime la Interpretation de Ia opera
Carmen" realizada por Maria Cav.
"Cuando se'oye a la Melba 8 4 Ca
ruso-dice Ell notable cronista kami-
70 dc Maeztu-el pllblico admira su
poderoso organo vocal, que tiene que
cantar blen, aunque no quiera por
fatalldad de estructura; pero nadie Sc
interesa por la Melba nj Caruso: pa
die pregunta por Ell pals de donde
proceden, nj por ST. familia, nj por su
eoucacion artistica. Pero cuando Ell
p1blico oye 4 Maria Gay en- Car
men, no eS solo Ell dido quien Sc
siente acariciado por su voz poderosa.
Mas que al dido, habla la actriz oata-
lana la fantasia, la curosidad Y 4
las fibras mas hondas del espfritu.
Este "diabolico genio espafol, como
la llaman los peri6dicos ingleses, de-
muestra la Posibilidsd de que la 6pe.
ra Sc convlerta en- I'm teatro de rea-
l1smo tan puJante y tan apasionado,
que Ell romanticislno mas frenetico
parezca flor de boulevard al lado
SuyO.
"Se ha dicho que la Calve habia
creado ell papel de Carmen. Men.
tlra. La Carmen" la Carmen" es-
paflola en- que sofi6 Merimee no Sc
habla visto nunca en- eScena hasta
que la Gay la ha encarnado, y no vol
vera a verse hasta que aparezca otra
actrfz espafiola de su genio, de la Pc
culiar indole de su genio.
Para comprender 10 grande de su
triunfo bastard decir que cuando can
ia Maria Gay, Covent Garden esta
lleno, cuando no canta, vacio
En- cuanto Francisco Vifas, es
siempre Ell afamado tenor que reco-
rre en- triunfo las principales esce-
mas del mundo. Viflas posee una
voz prodigiosa, y no tiene rival en- la
interpreta cl6n de la opera "Lohen-
grin" Maria Gay Y Vinas son dos
grandes artistas que conquistan este
afio en- Londres verdaderas simpatfas
para ell nombre de Espaf1a.