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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
pApER MEE up ZOE coNrEMpr.
They Refuse so obey the Demand Of the
Grand Jury in New York

Nsw York. April % Refusal to pro-
daee before the federal grand jury which
j. investigating the fibre and Manila pa.
per trust certain hooks and papers de.
nianded BY the grand jury resulted YES
tegday in THREE witnesses being sent be-
fore Judge Iaeembe IN the United States
district court charged by the grand Jury
with contempt The recaleigrant wit
nesses were Dr. ] Ii Campbell of the
Sulnhide Paper company. Dexter. \. y;
James Outefson Of the be GIRAFFE Paper
eompany. Carthage, n. AZ. and Louis F.
HAUNT. secretary Of the Munissing Paper
company. Alunissing, Mich. Judge Ia.
eombe gave III. Campbell and Mir Out
erson until next Friday t. proince the
documents waBted By Che grand Jury be-
fore that hody lie dismissed the mat
ter with regard to Secretary Haupt. say
ing that the latter being only al empioye
was not at fault
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
NEEDLEW0RK NOTES.

A deep rnffHe adfied to the lower edge
of the gingham aprons used III the
kitchen Is great protection. % many
grease spots seem 10 get on the BIT Of
the dress skirt showing below the orii-
nary apron. The rufiei aprons are be
coming aud picturesque.
For summer porch cushions ret d
good grade of Bulgarian linen and
work them with the wallachian stitch.
The patterns need not necessarily be
large. elaborate or highly decorative
4 neat monogram in one. flowers n a
second and conventional design tn
the third would make three good pat
terms. Use white mercerized cotton for
The work.
A girl who paints china viii ind that
: breakfast tray set IS much appre-
ciated present The set consists Of a
tray. a teapot sugar bowl. cream pitch
er bot water jug. cup and saucer. 1t
should be painted to match The Gre
tonne In the re0m for which # Is In
tended. One objection to the porcelain
tray is its weight. In that case a
wooden tray may be substituted. or
tray Of Japanese lacquer may be used.
When sewing the two raw edges Of
fine lace together, IKE the tiny lace
rutle on lingerie hlouses or dresses. do
DOT fell It in the old fashioned way,
bet place the fwe tight sides together
and bind the e1ge with the finest
thread making buttonhoia stitch
along the edge Put a stitch il each
mesh. and yon will have a seat lace
sesgr which when pressed can scarcely
Be observed. and If VIII not frav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
CARD.

We, tha undersigned. do hereby agree
10 refund the money On 5O-cent hottis
81 GFeeuels Warranted Syrup cf Tar If
II fsils to cure your cough q cold We
also guarantee a 25-ceat bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Red Cross Pharmacy, f. 4 Drown,
C. II. Kendriek 4 %, D. F. Davis,
George L. Edison, =. 4. Macarthur.
w. II. Miles 8 Co. MeAiiister Bros.
ID. C. Howard. j. j.. Cumming.
j. W. paTmenter,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
powN % rHREE DAYs 4 wEEK.
New England Cotton Yarn CO. Adopts
More Drastic Curtailment.

New Bedford. Mass April 29--Als
though the mills Of the New England
Cotton Yarn company have for some
time been running onlx thirty mine hours
week. il Is now announced that they
will rmn but three days week and there
Is some talk that they may shut down
altogether Tor time As the southern
hard xarn spinners in North Carolina
have virtually reached ~ agreement 70
shut al plants for sixty days, this would
not he altogether surprising. especially
trust cannot compete on the same basis
as ether local yarn mills. Al the present
the warn trade is regarded By 4 majority
OF authorities as showing greater depres.
sion than ii any time since The financial
difficulties began.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
IAt Centennial oil New York
Catholic Diocese
i'm NEW YORK YESTERDAY


New York April sa THE most re-
marketable ANA impressive religious spscta7
cae eres witnessed III New York preceded
nad attended rhs releSsxticn al high pan-
tifciaf mass at ST. PasTicks cathedral II
Fifth 2xennc yesierdax.
TIE celebration Os the mass MAS the
pESncipaa event ID the wRek of cespErA-
tion III tae ltAath amnsvsrsary w she Ms
Establishment OF the tAaAHlic diocese af
New York 4 religions processinn II
Imposing <piFndcr preceded the celelaa-
ton 81 she nlAss- In i wsre the leading
Catholic prelaies 81 the Vnited STATES.
lneauding Cardinal Gibbons, arrhhishoas
from sli 0vH xhs rOnnsry, hishups and
lesser cstrscs ana distinguished members
al she laity
The preeessioa vas witnessed b. tens
81 thousands who lined Fifth avenue fur
tNo bioaks On either side al TIC cattle
dral and crowded tae SIDE streets Car
dlnal E1sgns, the aineal SUCCESSOR nf ST.
rsat4sck al Bishop III Armagh amd pri-
mate of atl Ireland. wRs tie ce9ehrans
If the mass Cardinal Gibbons, hcAd 81
the CafA6lic ehnlVh Ia America. delivered
the sermon
The cathedral was cleared for the mass
ifnnied safely after Che last early marninE
mass wAs said fo make room f0r tAn
vast tArasr thRf Was to attend later Hy
1899 o'rsark. The AoaE for the process
sion. there was hardly breathing sr4ee
in firth stenue o1tside Of the area swept
clear hv the police.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
The Contrary Chna.

Mrs. popley-Iittle Georre won'k
take milk at an now. He used to ike
ii. but
Mr.. Popley (crossiy NO. and it's
al on account Of yoar imprudences.
NY imprudences.
Mr.. Popley-fes, you allowed him 20
hear you say it was good for him.
Philadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29

@Whas uould You say # Tour party
lsaders Hers to come 70 sou and say
your country called you
III were sure they spoke with SIN
cerifv aspiied Senator sorghum. 7
shosid cxhIisf greet reluctance.
efren though they besouEht yon
Certainly It's only when they arc
besceehing ron that it IS safe 70 show
reluctanzs. -fashingtcz star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
ROWLING SOME
Highest Score Ever Made in Detroit at
Least.

Detroit. April 20-The Cadiiiacs. a
ave man bowling team. headed By Fhom
as Otionneil. made a phenomenal score Of
3.ldS Monday night "a the Woodward
alleys. IN match game against the
N0odWards. vko made 2.eso. The Cad.
iiises score IS the highest ever made
in Detroit. and Is said to be Tar above
any record of the American Bowling
Conrress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29

II al men were as industrious ss
some men are curious. what q busy
place this world would be-somerriIls
znn<naL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
KYANIzE FLOOR FINISH

will stand the scuffs, rubs and grinds Of
the leather sole and the sorapes, dents
and scratches Of the steel studded heel
1t dries elastic and VIII not peel, chip.
fake or rub of.
IT'S made to walk On. It's guar
anteed to wear and last and give satis-
faction.
Made IN Clesr and Sevea Rssuflful Colozs.
oosd fsr 81 IussfieF veetsork.
SOLD By REYNOLDS q SON. saH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
Most Impressive Pageant.


fhe procession formed at The cathedral
college ID Fifty &rst street ana Madison
aytnee II Was led - : boy choir of
atty II gesiments Sss came lAisr
guard Ct $50 distinguished members a
tie rharrh. These we're followed hy the
members nf religious orders ia their dsx-
Singuishang robes and hoods ~ vagSous
coguFs Nst rarle the diocesan clergy IL
THAR yes ments. followed by the pro.
vincials AZ religious orders, right reFeY.
end mnnssEn0rs. bishops archhishops and
hisAop Ell the province Of New Xurk The
latter procession inrAAied Archbishop
EarRey Cardinal 6ihtons was met i'll
the ysra I'll the ehureh ard Csr3inai
I.cgpe awaited The procession at The
higA altar.
Daring the services It fAe cathedral =
message from p0pe Pins y 10 Archbishop
Marley mas read I'll CARDINAL Is1gaas
FallawIng u the text III ssls message
Te DIR Venerable RFns Der, Jnhm MI faF
leg. Archbishop al New X0sks
Venerable brother: Health and apps
t0iie henedaesian- The recurrence Of the
memorable eyents in The history 81 any
diocese u At all tiSnea VI occasion III foy
aud tAa oaie hnnGrrsith anniversary Il
The foundation of TIE archdiocese oE
New AaFk. whose development has been
extraordinary, musf ean forth unusual
rejoicing because the constant Increase
ia The harvest ii hundred years bears
asnrie testimony that the highest *.
pecsasians have been ahundantsr fuI
filled.
4RFinT C,gorv ~ America
sIt seems proper. IL view os these eon-
selling results. that en- tie solemn cen
tennial celebration 81 the See ii New
ork We should renew our fsrvent sap-
plicatiun tn God that he may vonehkafe
XII IL d sa0re plentiful supply ofhis eelas.
tiaa gifts and more cop5pns resources II
accomplish things even more laudahle.
For these reasons and Is ! mark 81 spe.
ciai honor. il affords Hle great pleasure
ito tender to you and to youF devoted
ii0ck etsr heartfelt congratulations, fog
assHresiy Won ana your legal bvetAlfen
have rendered many distinguished Ser
vices Ia the church ana TO the state, and
we cherish the hn,se that these. orr
words. nav be an incentive to preserve
in you that vigilance and zeal Of which
you have thus far given such signal preset
ana thus bring giaFy IA America and
stand u Nd example for TIE entire world.
An = angury cf heavenly favor and
an evidence 81 our good viii we most
lovingly inpaTt 70 Won and yopT taith.
ful people the apostolic henedietion.
Given 1t st. Peters. Rome. this ninth
day II April, 1905, in the fifth year III
our ponsifcAfe.
Pins n, Pope
Among the many messages received By
Archbishop Farley was the following
from President Roosevelt:
My dear Archbishop.
Let me take OCCASION on the celebra.
ton At she one hunaredth anniversary
oil the dioeese III New York to extend
to yon my hearty congratulations and
my earnest good wishes for the future
Of yourself and your diocese"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
War Against consumptlon.

All nations are endeavoring to
check the ravages of consumption. the
white plague" that claims so many
victims each year Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs aad colds perfectly
aud you are in no danger OF consump-
lion. Do not risk your health by taxi
Ing some unknown preparation when
Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and GER
tain in results.
The function of the kidneys Is to
strain out the impurities of the blood
which is constantly passing through
them. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
the Kidneys healthy. They will strain
out all waste matter from the blood.
Take Foleys Kidney Remedy and It
VIII make you well.
Delay in commencing treatment for
a slight irregularity that could have
been cured quickly by Foley's Kid
ney Remedy may result in a serious
kidney disease, Foley's Kidney Reme-
dy builds up the worn out tissues and
strengthens these organs. Commence
ta1ing it today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
OKMULGEE'
AMBITION


Special to Daily Leader.
Okmulgee. i Okla. July ll.-Fhe
chamber OF commerce OF this cits
to-day signed contract for the loca.
zion Of a farm implement manufactur
ing industry at this point which vii
be IN operation four months from date
of contract and viii employ 100 men
10 start with.
Okmulgee still young in the bus
ness Of getting manufacturing plants
rhre months ago wenty business mer
Of the city signed a paper agreeing
10 pay monthly an amount sufficient
ia the aggregate 10 employ q secretary
and furnish him with expenses and
M c. French. an oil operator of the
Southwest fields was employed e.
start out after factories
Secretary French has this to say
about his work for the past three
months: when l first started IN
the difficulty was to find manufactur-
ing plants which had merit and We're
already doing business TO change their
location There were lots Of people
who had plants but no money and
ihey could be considered as men who
nad not made a success of the bust.
ness and any arrangement With them
would be an experiment. then there Is
class OF promoters with no money
who set options on manutactniinl
plants and get bids from aspirin
cities TO locate for a big bonus and
some time was wasted ON this class
but wa finally started out to reach tho
class ol successful concerns and oul
dorts have been crowned with sue
cess We have at lesat twelve good
growing concerns today ready 20 close
with US ard locate their plants gt
this point for a reasonable bonus, ;
cent gas and site.
The problem Of raising the bonus
money in a small city Ike Okmulgee
been met by leading beusiness men
BUYING up tracts of land adjacent t.
fhe city and placing them at the dis
posal of the chamber of commerce and
one OF these at a time be plated and
sold as lots and the money used 70
raise the bonus One after another
these plants VIII be located aud
he city Is on the eve OF an unpreoe
leuied grOwth
"Another problem confronted us and
Chat na railroads are usiially bard on
q plant located in town where
there is no competition and manufac,
lurcrs were slow to locate at such
points even IN the face Of a railroad
commission which is doing good work
along the line Of adjusting rates Bui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17

We have met this by active work with
the Frisco System and today we are
situated SO we can guarantee the
same manufacturers rates to Okmul-
gee as enjoyed by competing towns
and We are having the Frisco sit up
and take notice of Okmulgee and pre-
pared and now making arrangements
to Dr vide facilities for leading
and growing city.
"Aii this has been hard work hut
we have consistently kept the one idea
before lis Of getting manufacturing
plants and have not had on allowed
our attention to be diverted to con
ventions or celebrations OF any sort
and having one straight ahead to the
one point Of making this grent man,
ufacturing city It is the one idel
whicE wins and viii always win wnen
it is carried forward with enthusiasm" F."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
DYSPEPSIA
RIGHTLY CURED
STAYS CURED


nRspepsia should NOT be neglected
for by deprlNinE tile body OF ita prop
en- nonrishm nt ID Ff0Ys steadily
worse Neither eliminating mcii
clnes. wiich ruin the asfeaIy weak
stomach by making Ii work beyond
Is sun4lA. should be used. nor pre-
ilgcsfed t01ls whirl do not excite
q flow OF The digestive fuids and by
disnso cause tiU stomach 10 nscono
weaker Nowhere Is the ionic treat
merit with Dr, Nilllams Pink Pils
more clearly useful. Its principle is
TO enable the stomach TO do It's work
by building NJ the blood Gnd giving
tone to Che nerves. When these are
once more restored 10 their normal
aeAlth dgapepsa disappears and the
cure f permanent.
The sxpe fence Of Mr Orlando Pen
ce OF G33 Park avenue. pipca. Ohio,
Should 6e ecad by every one who Is
unerng win dyspepsia For ten
eu wears Nr Pence experimental
viih doctors and many Kinds Of medh
iba WITHOUT being cured. He was
inalg ursel hy d lr,eBd 10 Try ~,
Vniaw Pink Pills and after taking
few boxes was restored to health.
he says.
Thirteen years ago ! began 70 have
Stomach trouble which came on me
sradually Aiy stomach was sore ana
elt as h9ugh there was a ball Of FIRE
n ID 5iy aipetite was irregular and
i6u HuH would come ~ in my
hroat far FOOD did not digest. ] was
troubled With dizziness aua would see
1ack petl before ny eyes suf
e-ed from corslipatiun and was y
lave to cathaftlcs. f
The doctors medicine and an oth-
er medicines tnat tried did not give
me permanent relief and ! gave ue
hope % getting well MY stomach
was almoai worn ont taking medicines.
After len years 81 suffering I took
1r Williams Pink Pills up1n the adj
Zee of irlabd and the use Of few
Boxes completely cured me | am
now enjoying good health and am
slad 10 ten others ol my cure"
II YOU have decided tO give Or. vii
ianls' Pink Pills q trial or II you are
stln in laNht as % their value IN all
cases of stomach trouble send today
'or COPY of our diet book which is
rec unQp fcQucst.
iBr lttliarls piit Piils me soHshS
mn druggists or willshe sent POSTPAID
1u receipi oi price 80 cents per box.
six boxes for 81 10. pt itlnf prsiWib
liams Medicine Cbmpany, Scimueei
tady n. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
OLLIE JAMES CALLS
UPON THE CANDIDATE
Which Gives Rise to Further
Gossip Concerning Commit
tee Craftsmanship


(By Associated press)
Farxicw, Lincoln. Mob, July lf-y
Wlliam j.. Bryan does not intend g
l.e drawn into tue Bfowns,iile case IL
he can help 1t. In ail his conversation
vlih visiting delegaiee and others ht
ms carefully refrained idom taking
oh that subject and yestertlay he put
the brand Of untruthfulness upon a.
alleged statement by Bishop Walters
Of the Afro M. E ohnrchto the effect
that he had assured negro dele9a
ton that he regarded President
Roosevelte aciion ln that matter o
unjust At tho same time he also *
niod another alleged Interview of th'
Tash0p that be had discussed the az
Bointntht cf negroes to Office. Ihesl
declarations were called forth by telt
Nram fdom the Baltimore Sun inQuif
irg as to the truth of the statements
said to have emanated from Biehpl
Walters. 20 tue ueWspaper mon
i'aifyictgi MI Eryah klid that ne had
NOT and would no, tnke up amy issue
not contained in the platform
Mr.. Bryan spent a fairly busy da9
yesterday. Delegates returning from
The Denver convention again iHaas
pilgimages TO Fairview. where ghes
conferred with their leader about tl
coming campaign. Mr. Bryan im
pressed them al with the necessity
81 oreapi1ing political clubs and eS
eriing every effort TO Doll the lnl
dein1cratic vote Ia NoseMt3s iie be
iicvcs thai elahs OF thas cl-lraciW
VIII contribute very l1rs.y 81 .ia
cilic Success
Tae visi ofs all left with llslgef
o. bcarty suppcr. lni promises etf
the democratic yWers 40 The Iclls
They came nom Illinois. Alabama
Nayada and ieSas
The visit cf Representative Ollie
James of Kentucky and Nati0na.
Committeeman Lamb OF Indiana, late
in the afternoon gave r@e 20 further
gossip regarding the chaiimanship o,
the national committee
Nothing Was given ont bearing on
the huGiness which brought then
here, but il Il hown that Mr. jaime
came at the. Especial invitation of Mr.
I Bryan and That the question of thc
national Craftsmanship was discussec
a prominent democrat who came frOE
Denver 90 Lincoln, Is authority sor the
statement that Mr.. Bryan strongl.
fators Mr. Jahles for nationally chair
man. He added that the appointment
had in fact been rendered MIR. james
who ia All probability win accept, al
though he prefers to take the stump IA
MT. Bryan's behalf
Among the other callers were Her.
man Shulfica Of Washington, d. c. &
la8or leaders r. Callahan OF Holy.
Yeniion, George r. Stomed rA OF pa
Te2bogf Iowa, but formerly of Omaha
ind who o0ndnced 4r Bryan'g cam.
uaiw fef 6 seat IN congress. and ~
E fQinas OF Seward, Neb, a warm
Hn'Rorinf Of AR Bryan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
WILL TEST
AIRSHIPS

Washington, July 17.-With the ar
risa Of captala Ihamas 8. Baldwin's
dirgible balc- y q a Fort Meyer this
week. ihofe van be naugurated the
FIRST series of aeronautical tests held
under the patronage OF the govern
ment. When proposals for bids were
last advertised by the war depart
Inent last January for dirgible bal
loon this was the first recognition
hy any branch OF the government Ct
the importance OF aeronautics, and
tfe part that airships probably will
play 10 future years
The tests OF both heavier-than-air
machines and dirgible balloons during
he next two months win command
the attention of aeronauts throughout
the world. Their Importance will
however, center principally in wheth-
er or not the results viii convince
congress Of the necessity for funds
to carry on the experiments.
The cost of the tests to be made al
Fcrt Meyer viii be paid from the
funds OF the board of ordinance and
fortncation. II Captain Baldwin's
balloon fulfills the requirements Of
tho specifications. he will receive
$3.50 The trails Of the dirgible bal
lcpa viii hardly excite as much inter
aat as those Of the heayier-than-air
type of machine, in which the Wright
bFcthcrs and A. ". Herring win com
pete in August
Captain 9aldwln's airship being but
ninety feet long and twenty-fom feet
IN diameter is very small in compari
son with those OF Count Zeppelin and
other European aeronants. Il win on
" carry two men Ser this reason
il il fWiills the reluiremeuts 10 sail,
live miles out and back TO the fort at
q minimum speed Of eighteen miles on
hour, it viii be only useful to the army
for experimental PURPOSES and for re.
communicating In time of war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17

My little boy, -four years old. had a
severe attack OF dysentery We had
two physicians both of them gave
hhm0up We then gave him Chamber
lains Collie Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy which cured him and believe
that saved his life. William n. strol.
ing, Carbon Hill Ala. There Is no
doubt but this remedy saves The lives
OF many children each year. Give it
with castor oil according to the plain
printed directions and cure is GER
tain For sale by G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
CAN'T SELL BONDS.
saltwater Must Make Better Propert,
Valuation Showing.

saltwater, Okla, July 17.-Until
,he city Of Saltwater can make a bet
Ter showing of its property valuation
IT'S recent bond issue cannot be sold,
aoeoitling TO $. T. Swinford. who re-
emily made trip to Chicago for the
purpose of selling the bonds. The to-
~ i"dehfedness Of the city. Including
the late issue is SCI, is $131 900 with
iie..s.hs Indebtedness Of "a 600 and
he present assossed valuation is
S5O3,91O n
ae nrmortion Of Indebtedness to
the assessed valuation is too great to
..Ha liu DOnds attractive to dealers
u is stated, however, that the present
city assessment, Just concluded, places
The valuation at s1,700,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
old PA"
DOESN' I CO

Muskogee. Okla. July l7.-'say,
now sonny J didn't buy that liquor
from anyone ] Just laid my money
down and the first thing / knew I had
fuari al lioucr stuck into my shirt .
"Who do you mean when you say
sonny, rOafed the prosecuting -
t0rney w j. CUump Of Mnskoece
comfy
= mean you. old pail amt we been
out many a time together,
The laugh was one the prosecuting
tt rnay bet il ana NOT prevent him
swearing outa warrant for the arrest
Of ne witness. J. J. Leader, Of po-
rum whc was cp the stand ia liquor
ease. Tho charge was perjury and
,ha 9rnsecnting attorney says he viii
make It stick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-17
MAYOR HAS
BACKBONE
special 10 DAILY Leade.

Special TO Daily Leade,
MUskceee, okla iuly 17-'These
uickelln-ihc slot telephones don't SO
IN this town. said Mayer Leo b. Ben
haif a dozen stations where the Pion-
eef ielerhone company Rad put in
sueh phones for tae use al me pub
iic
Y 90 not believe the Pioneer fran.
chlse calss for any such business and
J do lot propose TO have &C. III there
IS 40 other Way we can pass an or.
inance putting aD occupation tax Of
800 yCor on each such phone sta
tlon. and guess that wan stop them
an right