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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

A good ladies' rubber for 60c at Alb.
bolts.
See the new dress skirts at The
Vaughan Store
TONY" Ciaehino is official steamship
agent for all the largest lines.
AN kinds Of fruit and candy, nice and
fresh at lowest prices. United Fruit
Store
Special prices this week on house
dresses and shirt waists at the Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Good music every Sunday night from
6 to . at the Rathskeller. Telephone
1922 for reservations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1900.


Partly cloudy in south and local rains
in north portion tonight and Saturday;
cooler in north and east portion; yari-
able winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

An unusually good time to buy waists
at Perry's On Saturday.
Sale ladies' long coats, Friday and
Saturday at Yaughan's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
DO YOU Buy
Groceries Economically?

sell all kinds Of groceries at pric-
es sometimes lower than elsewhere
with no reduction in quality Why
don't You try an order berei Tel.
l09-ll. We deliver anywhere in
the city.
Selling Peanut Butter. 15c ID
Fresh arrival Of new crop Of Dates
they're delicious 10c ID
Special sale Sniders Famous Cat
sup. regular size, large bottle, zoe.
Smaller bottle Zoe
Finest Libby Mixed Pickles, sweet
or sour, f5c ID
Carload Of Onions selling 25c PIX.
Concord and Catawbs Grapes, fresh
and nice. 15c basket.
Try box of Hershey's Breakfast
Cocoa. 25c.
Popular Red Rose Coffee. selling
35c ID.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23

have an ample clear space in which
to make for the starting point
The entire length of the course has
also been connected by underground
telephone wires with the timekeepers'
and officials rooms, the press pavil-
ion and the tribunes. huge signal
tower has also been erected with a
code of colored signals, the key to
which will be printed on the pro-
grams. In this way the public will
be kept informed of every phase and
every incident of the various COM
petitions. Rheims and other places in
the district will have signalling sta
tons, by which the public may learn
in advance the starting prospects.
whether conditions and other infor-
nation concerning the aeroplane
meeting
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23

Captain Tegmeier at center and Bautz,
the crashing fullback. Coach Dobie
will have nearly a full team of old
men to start with, including the oid
stars such as Captain Muckrcsrone. the
halfback; Coyle at quarter; Grim
Mattson and Eakins on the line
The large squad of substitutes who
were held in reserve and some of
whom got into few games during the
season. will furnish the best timber for
filling the places left vacant. Several
strong Seattle high school players will
enter the II" this fall, and are looked
upon as among the most promising of
the scrubs
Already Coach Kienholz is at Pull
man. getting lines laid for the w. S. c.
season and other coaches are expected
to be at their stations shortly.
w. S. c. will begin the season with
more than a full eleven of old w
men. COdCn hIeuiiOlH Has INC AiiSos
b,1nch of material the state college
ever had to start the fall campaign
Hahn. Bryan and WeXler are not elig-
lille but the reserves include strong
sro,,p and to these will be added Eng
lehorn. Ed Kienholz and a bunch of
coast high school men. The old play
ers are enthusiastic over the selection
,f Coach Kienholz to lead the eleven
this season. as he formed many friends
at Pullman while engaged in the Spo-
kane schools.
Idaho starts the season with new
coach, Grogan. from Knox college,
Johnson. Lundstrum and Montgomery
will form the nucleus OF the back field
small is lost by the four-year-rule and
Iundstrom probably will fill his place.
panls Cook and Savage have gradu-
ated and Manager "Herk' Smith has
served the team for four seasons. jay
Jellick the Boise tackle will be back
after years absence and Lyman, Il
Roise high school man will return
Several new men will come from the
Occur d'Alenes to strengthen the
doubtful places Thornton, the star
end. will reenter and Captain Stokes
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
ENGLISH POLISTS
COMING AFTER CUP.
Tenn Beaten by Americans This Year
to Make Effort to Regain Trophy
Next Season.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 23.-That
England's polo enthusiasts intend to
make an attempt to regain the inter-
national polo trophy which the Mead
ow Brook team recently won in Eng
land, is now foregone conclusion. and
the presence here a short while ago of
Riversdale Grenfell. the English polo
player, as guest of the Messrs. Water
bury, adds to this new light.
Newport learned recently that mes
sage was received from Harry Payne
Whitney. who is still in Great Britain
with Mrs. Whitney, that he hoped to
see the international polo tournament
played here
The one trouble with Newport is the
lack of hotel accommoda tons for the
players, but the stabling of the poles
would be well cared for.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
TO RESTORE FOOTBALL.
William Reid Returns to Coast and Will
Soon Call Meeting to Fight Rugby.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-Wil-
liam T. Reid, former Harvard football
coach. recently returned from the east,
where he spent his summer vacation In
and around Boston The former GRIM
son gridiron mentor. who is head
master of Belmont Military academy,
is very active in a movement to re-
store American football on the far
coast.
Reid, who is president of the re-
Gently organized American Football as
ISOLATION. will call a meeting of that
organization in the near future to ar
range plans for the coming season.
When Reid left here the impression
prevailed that he went east to procure
coaches to direct the different high
school SQUADS in their preparation for
the gridiron game. but nothing was
done in this direction. Such an eX-
pense could not be met by any Of the
local schools. Although one or two
hich schools have decided to play Rug
bv in Reds absence, Belmont will con-
tinue at the old game.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
COLLEGE TALK IS
ALL OF FOOTBALL
How the Northwestern Teams Will
Line Up This Year-But One
Position Open at Whitman,
That at Quarter Back.
1909 FOOTBALL COACHES
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The football bee is already buZzins
in the headgear of scores of the pig
ski, chasers of the northwest anu
within a few days the coaches VIII De
Gathering their squads for the preilm-
mary training
Whitman college begins the season
with only one position open. at quar-
4 Schmidt and Brainard. both quar-
+ars have graduated but the manage
,+ is assured of three new corners
oil around 1S5 pounds, to MI In 'iis
,,,e in the backfield. Captain BorlesAi
was in Spokane few days ago III ooi''
.oa with Manager Lloyd Hawiey
axnressed himself as highly pleased
,+, tho outlook Coach Blancharo
I'm aeain direct tie destinies OF the
,tissionarv squad. The old Whiti'iah
mon are Captain Borleski, Martin inc
pe,t hovs Lewis. Wilson, MORROW
l,,on,ens Mathews, Oldright and Proud
foot.
washington IT. lost but two hieh'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
SCIENTISTS GATHER
FOR WORLD MEETING
British Association for Advancement
of Science Is Meeting In the
Chicago of Canada" During
the Week.

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 23.-Win-
nipeg. the Chicago of Canada" today
entered upon the most memorable
week i'm its history During the next
few days the city will entertain such
an assemblage as has never before
been held i'm the new world. The Brit
ish association for the advancement of
science. the most important Organiza-
ton of savants in the whole world. has
crossed an ocean and half a continent
to hold it's annual session in the me-
tropolis of western Canada, and
large number of the distinguished del
egates, men whose learning and pro-
found wisdom have made their nama
immortal are already in the city
Others .of the English visitors are now
exploring points of interest in Manito-
ba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the
northwestern states of the union. and
will reach here before the convention
is formally opened on Wednesday,
AS preliminary to the great event Of
the week, the members of the Cana
dian Medical association gathered
here in force today and this evenig
will open their annual meeting, which
will be continued through tomorrow.
Prominent physicians of England and
the United States, as well as the medi
papers, and the session will doubtless
be the most important of its kind ever
held in America.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23

Virginia championships at Parkers-
burg; the intermountain champion
ships at Kansas City; the Colorado
championships at Denver, and the Tex
as championships at Dallas. all begin
ming today. Tomorrow an information
al open tournament will begin at Mag
ara on the-Lakes, Ont. The tri-state
championships of Ohio. Indiana and
Kentucky will open Saturday in Gin
cinnati.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
Sell Road at Auction.

MOBILE, Ala, Aug 23.-To fore
close a mortgage Of about $4,000, 900.
the Mobile. Jackson & Kansas CSity
railway will be sold at auction today.
under an order of sale issued by the
United states district court at Merid-
ian. Miss 1t is the plan of the depos-
iting bondholders to buy in the road
new controlling company. the New Or
leans. Mobile & Chicago railroad.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
AWAT0RS MEETING
IN RHEIMS TODAY
All Aerial Roads Lead That Way and
Many Noted Aeronauts Will Take
Part in What Is to Be
Historic Event.

| RHEIMS, Aug. 2o.-Al serial Ioao'
| led to Rheims today and the more
beaten tracks of transportation were
| thronged with a great concourse OF
| humanity vending it's way Rheims
ward. 1t has dawned on France that
the aviation tournament opened here
today is historic event, and the
| great crowd assembled today to wit
i, ness the preliminary contests of the
| flyers will probably be swelled to a
vast multitude of spectators before
the International Aviation Cup is
staged on Saturday
Provisions has been made for TAX
ing care of immense crowds, and
large sums of money have been eX
pended in making the grounds con
Venient both for the contestants and
the visitors The President of France
and many persons high in official and
social life of Europe are here or on
the way, and special arrangements
have been made for the accomoda-
ton of large number of distinguish
ed spectators.
The contests are to take place on
the picturesque and historic Betheny
plains, at the very doors of the city
of Rheims. 1t was on these plains in
1901 that the Tsar of Russia reviewed
10000 troops, and where many not
have taken place. On the race tract
there many important sporting con-
tests have been held and the place is
easily reached from Paris and many
of the cities of France
An automobile run of barely ten
minutes on the road from Rheims to
Neufchatel brings one to the aero
drome. which is situated close to the
race course just inside the fork made
by the divergence of the railway lines
Rheims to Laon and Rheims to Char
leville
A new road has been made across
| the fields from the Neufchatel road to
the tribunes. and from the site of the
trbunes the whole of Betheny plain.
upon which million troops could
manoeuvre with ease, is disclosed.
Apart from it's perfect appropriate
ness of aviation purposes. the coun
try, in spote of it's flatness, is .pictur-
esque and interesting and typical of
the Champagne Pouilleuse South
ward, the Cathedral rises boldly out
of the city Southeast is the little
village of Betheny, while away in the
distance the plain is shut in by the
hills known as the montagnes de
Reima
The course over which the aero
planes are to travel is rectangular
two sides measuring three and three
quarter kilometres each and the other
two one and one-quarter each At
each corner is an eighteen metre high
pylon. painted red and white. to in
dictate the circuit The latter will be
enclosed all around by stout fencing,
and troops viii be posted to keep the
course clear.
The fields Immediately fronting
the aeroplane sheds have been well
rolled for a considerable distance, in
order to ficilitate the starting of the
laeroplanes. The sheds themselves are
in full view of the tribunes, which
, they adjoin, though their arrange
ment is such that the competitors will
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23

VI the secretary of war. Hundreds OF
regular officers and troops are stationed
at Camp Perry and are in charge Of
the arrangements.
While Uncle Sans crack shots are
making the wellzin ring on the shores
OF Lake Erie. the marksmen of Canada
are gathered at the Rockliffe rifle
ranges for week of competition un-
der the auspices of the Dominion Rife
association The Canadian shoot will
provide an innovation in the way of
more rapid shooting, the time limit
In which each competitor must fire
shot having been placed at forty sec
onds instead of one minute. The Ca
madam matches begin today and will
extend through the entire week.
In Dallas, the North Dallas metrop-
ais, United States army tournament
was commenced today which will be
marked by many novel features Every
day of the weel- will have program
comprising variety of competitions,
including drills, racing and reviews.
Trap Shooting Tourney.
The trap shooters of the country
will gather this weel; in Seattle,
where on tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday. the Pacific coast handicap
shoot will be held This event prom
ises to be second in importance only
to the grand American handicap, and
entries have been received from near
ly every state and from several Ca
madam provinces.
The exposition city also offers an
other event of interest in the annual
Seattle sportsmen's show, which will
open Friday on the grounds of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
In addition to the shoot there will
be fiy-casting and bait casting events,
canoe tipping and other water sports,
contests as car be arranged The
water contests will be held from the
pavilion. on Lake Washington
At the stadium, where the principal
features of the two days celebration
will take place. arrangements are to be
made for duplicating the big exhibit
features of the Madison Square Garden
shows
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23

pre
100 22O
hurdlng
universi in
n
campaigning that Hlnan has
through without
resting taking
all everasngy No other
be premier
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
Automobile Races.

Among the motorists of the coun-
Brighton Beach. which is be the
scene of another great automobile race
tournament, bigger and better than the
last. So widespread was the interest
in the initial meet on the reconstructed
race course by the sea that the Motor
Racing association has decided to pro-
mote a two day speed carnival on
Friday and Saturday.
The program as arranged by the
technical committee of the associa-
ton provides for competition among
cars of all price classes. The public
so clearly showed it's preference for
contests of long duration that two
great feature events will be included
on the card. One of these will be a
siX-hour race for all types of cars up
to $4,000 in price. while the hour will
be 24-hour race for all cars selling
at $500 or more BY this means it will
be possible to judge of both the speed
and endurance of all types of cars OF
whatever cost
The siX-hours race, which will open
the program will be started at II
O'Clock on Friday morning, so that con-
tinuOus racing is assured throughout
the afternoon
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23

berry will fill his old place in the line
at tackle. Besides these. Appleman
and Curtis will try for places on the
regular team. Both played good as re-
serves last season and should make the
team with this years training.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
Grocers' in Session.

NEENAH. Wis. Aug. 23.-A three
days convention was opened here to-
day by the Wisconsin Grocers' asso-
citation.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
Pacific Coast League.

Sacramento 2 Vernon o; Los Angel
es won two games from Oakland. the
score being to in the first and t,
in the second; San Francisco 3, Port
Q3 innings).
American League.
Boston 9, ST. Louis 8; New York G.
Chicago 5; Detroit 3, Washington l.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
Rifle Matches.

With teams from the various
branches of the army the navy, ma
rine vorps and the militia of the varl-
Gus states competing. the national team
match of the national board for the
promotion of rifle practice commences
TODAY at Camp Perry, o. There Is every
prospect that the contest VIII be the
closest of its kind ever held. as the
militia teams. in several instances
show great Improvement over last year
and will probably be able to give the
regulars a more exciting run for hrs1
hOnors.
Following the conclusion OF the
team matches. the individual matches
for both rifle and revolver marksmeh
will be held. Late in the week lhe
tournament of the National Rifle asso-
citation will begin at Camp Perry range
and will continue several days. The Nd
tional matches proper, as distinguished
from those of the National Kline as
ISOLATION. are shot under the nrectioh
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Northwestern LEAGUE.

SPOKANE, 2, Tacoma, O.; Portland
=. Aberdeen 1, first game; Portland 4.
Aberdeen 1. second game; Seattle 4,
Vancouver
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-23
Among the Golfers.

The White Mountain open golf anna
teur championship tournament will be
played over the links of the Waumbek
Golf club. jefferson. n. H.. from
Thursday to Saturday The qualifying
rounds will be played Thursday, and
match play. Friday and Saturday.
cup will be given for the best
score in the qualifying round. also a
cup for each of the three sixteens; a
runner-up cup for the first sixteen. On
Saturday there will be 36-hole medal
play handicap. Cups will be given for
the best gross and net scores.
over in England an interesting golf
competition for the Andrew Carnegie
shield will be held by the Royal Dor
noch Golf club. The dates are from
tomorrow to Thursday. inclusive.
A gold tournament which will
eclipse all similar events ever held on
the Pacific coast is promised on the
beautiful links at Del Monte. Cal, be-
ginning Friday and continuing to Mon
day. September 6.
Cricketers Coming.
The gentlemen of Ireland cricket
team is scheduled to sail Thursday for
America, and will make an extensive
tour of the United States and Canada.
meeting the best players of the English
national game to be found on this side
of the water. After meeting the lead
ing clubs of the Dominion, the team
will come back to New York for Sc
ries and then will go to Philadei-
phia.
Racing Meets.
Racing in Canada VIII shirt from
Windsor Ont. where the meet ended
on Saturday. to Fort Erie, where
nine-dav meet will begin Thursday
under the direction of the Niagara
Racing association. The meet at Van
CONVEX will continue through the week.
IN the far west. Reno. New, will attract
the lovers of the sport of kings
Tennis Tournaments.
Auonr the important tennis tour
naments scheduled for the week are
the Allegheny mountain champion
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NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-This week
the corridors of time, or words to that
effect, as the history making period in
which was held the first great inter-
national tournament of the aviators.
Rheims, France, is the scene of this
immortal rendezvous of the. human
birds who have effected the conquest
of the air Beginning today. every day
of the present week will be marked by
flights or attempted flights. culminat-
ing on Saturday with the internation-
al competitive contest for the Coupe
mentous struggle for supremacy the
representative of the United States,
Glenn H. Curtiss. will meet the most
intrepid aerialists of France, Eng
land, Germany and Italy. NJ. BleriOt,
who won a place on histOry's page by
being the first to fly across the English
channel in an aeroplane. will be
among the contestants, and President
Fallieres and Premier BRAND will be
among the distinguished spectators OF
the aerial contests.
Today's events include the first part
of the PriX fVitesse, over a distance
of 80 kilometers. with total prize list
of $4,000, and the Prix de Pa gers.
in which the $4,000 prize will be award
ed to the pilot who has carried the
greatest number of passengers a dis
lance of ten kilOmeters.
The great event of the we K comes
on Saturday and the race for the In
Il 10 a distance of twenty kilometers
a out IL IL miles, and the winner will
be the aeroplanist who covers the dis
tance in the shortest time. The race
will be run twice around special
course measuring 10 kilometers, (about
IA miles.) but. owing to the necessi-
ty of making wide sweeps at the turns
the actual distance covered will be
considerably in excess of that distance
In addition to the international race
several other distinct events will be
held. five for aeroplanes. one for dirig-
ible balloons, and one for spherical
balloons. The Grand PriX de la Cham
payne aGgregating $4,000 will he
awarded to the pilot of the aeroplane
which has covered the greatest dis
lance without coming in contact with
the ground The competition for TINS
prize will spread over three DAYS, ter
minatng Friday.
Rifle Matches.
With teams from the various
branches of the army, the navy, ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-10
EAT CORNED BEEF, CAB
BAGE, PORK AND ON
IONS FOR DINNER

Do you crave for a good old-fashioned
New England boiled dinner?
Corned beef and cabbage and pork
and beets and onions and turnips?
There may be a few readers OF The
Salt Lake Herald who will turn up their
noses and sniff contemptuously but If
they do it's because they have never
faced the good old kind like mother used
10 make.
But there are thousands Of people in
this world who won't eat a New Eng
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And these people ought to know at
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acting and guaranteed cure for indiges-
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F. c. Schramm sells Mi-o-na for 50
cents a large box and he guarantees It
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stomach or any chronic or acute stom-
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Mi-o-na is a wonder worker. it in
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stops belching and heartburn. Nfi-o-na
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