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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11
BAILEY So rURPENTINE.
Seized Some Time Ago For Alleged VIC
lation of The Pure Food Law.

Enosburg Falls, Aug IL Uniter
States Marshal Horace M. Bailey was
in town yesterday morning and sold at
public auction one hundred gallons Of
tnrpentine seized some time ago for all
legged violation Of the pure food law
The turpentine was purchased by
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR sALE--A modern, conveniently ar.
ranged seven room cottage, furnace heaE and
electric lights. barn. hen house. and extra lot on
Niehoi street. OF Circle street Inquire Of
Alexander Milne Phone 2l5-I2 i18tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

Vermont viii not Be represented this
year at the national convention Of the
state boards Of pharmacy, which meets
at Los Angeles, Cal, this month. owing
to the convention being held 20 far away
and the fact that none Of the FIVE menu
bers of the board feel that they can
spend The time and the money for the
trip. BY law the governor appoints one
Of the members Of the state board to at
tend the convention Though the dele
gate eventually gets his expenses from
The state, no one Of the board feel
that he could spare so much money and
time from his business as 1t would take
this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

J. A. Merrill Of Burlington shipped his
two fast horses, Little Wonder and
Bosemond, Monday to Greenfield.
Mass. Little Wonder will run In the
matinee races AZ Greenfield and Rose.
mond viii race at Troy, Rutland and
other places Both horses will be driven
by Roger Rourke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

HORSE FOR SALE Good family horse ;also
* Prospect street. li6u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR SALE building lots at lowest prices
for the location On Aver street. Hill street,
Long street. fremont street, cor Eaat, north
slaes also fremont. cor. Camp, north side also
Quarry street, south side, also many
low priced lots ia several good locations. ..
M Averiil s7tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

LOSf-Red and white COW out Of pasture
near city, August 4 Finder please notify Den-
ms Dinueen, Barre. 12atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR sAI.E--Fifty acres Of very best tillago
land without buildings, one mile from East
Barre, Low price II sold at once, L A. Az
Grill s1tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11
LOST AND FOUND.

FoUED-In Woodmen hall, Saturday even
ing, July 81, sum Of money. Owner call aa
this office 1850
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

The house and barn and most Of the
household goods Of Mr. and Mrs. c. J.
Eykes who live near Windsor were burn.
ed last week The fire caught from a
chimney in the back kitchen and the
members Of the family barely escaped
with their lives The loss was about
$4,000 with about 81 900 insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

Two Of the Burlington hackmen who
attended the Hackmen's picnic Sunday
came near losing their horses. The
teams were left near the river bank and
the horses took advantage Of the oppor.
tunity Of wBding in the water They
became stuck in the mud and mere only
after some hard work rescued BY their
owners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR sAIE--stons sned. about 90 x 40. Good
office and blacksmith shop, large lot Of ma
chinsry. consisting Of air compressor, motor
ateiing crane, boom derrick, good hoist, pol
ishing wheel, surface cutter, several pneu-
matte tools, etc Must be sold At once. Apply
ID A. Perry Real Estate Agency. ii6u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR sAIE--Affs Il ". Gale offers for sale
her home place, No. summer street, Barre.
vermont For particulars cas- at SAID place.
Phepe W. Gale 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR sALh-Oue building lot fronting on
summer street. one baiiding lot ttonnng on
Wellington street and one lot fronting on
Pearl street, Mrs. Mary GarVey, IS Pearl
street. 2od
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR sALE-My house and lot, No. q95 No.
Main street. House contains n rooms be-
sides closets, pantIies and sheds. All ia good
repair. House painted outside last fan. House
viii rent for so per month teuements 0f
rooms eaon rent for $1,000 each and leave
rooms Hpuse plumbed in good shape. in
suted FOR 81 500. Nice lawn, Concrete WALK 70
door Lighted with gas. Spring water all
through house Price $1,000, Inquire on the
premises. G. W, Parks 78tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11
WORE WANTED.

WANTED--N ounn boy II years old wants po-
sition as clerk Ia grocery store. years exper-
fence in Scotland. address Boy" Times
ONCE. 124Gf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11
TO RENT.

SIRED ROOM TO RENT-suitabie for gang
Of men, Good power. Apply Smith Bros.
Granite Co.. Burnhams Meadow. i25t3s
TO RENT-Tenement At 50 Merchant street,
containing 3 rooms all modern conveniences,
electric lights, hot water ana bath, hrst-clas9
condition. Apply g. w. Mann, "a Wellington
street. city, i2ft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

House, large barn and nearly two acres Of
land at a bargain. Must be sold at once. Well
located. House contains two tive-feom tene-
ments. Price low Inquire Of the p. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency Barre, We. 961
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

late Saturday afternoon Louis Beau.
dry, who was held for appearance at the
September term Of the Franklin coun.
~ court on charge Of stealing
watch and three SIS bills, all amounting
10 the sum Of s4s IN ST Albans, came
into court and pleaded guilty to the
charge and was sentenced 10 not less
than Is and not more than 1s months
in the state prison al Windsor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11
BUSINESS CARDS.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dfsca Hours; q IN. to IL m.
1sa0 70 and 70 Q p u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11
BOARD AND ROOMS
HELP WANTED

wANTED-~Eirst-cla class cheiner 70 foIlaw
travelling crane Apply at once At BARTON,
Hayes & Bancroft. l25tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-11

FOR SALE-Buiding lot corner East and
fremont streets. Must be disposed Of at once.
apply 60 2, G. earswell, phone ls5-ll soitt
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29

Thinks This Year Is Bound 10 II
One of Many Surprises For the
S American League Fam =

This isn't exactly the time o. "a
season to make any claims or - ~
dulge In any taunts." remsrh>
Hughey Jennings. an his return fro
Cleveland.
Just year ago we were apparou|t
out OF the race. with two games Ho|
and eight lost. We went on aud NJ
the pennant. Who shall say that 81
ditions may not be reversed thia -
and that with nine games won qo
three lost we may finish away dow
in the race? t
"Of course. l am neither prcpheoXy
ing nor anticipating any such reoul<>
but this promises To be year Of sur.
prises.
"A month ago the fans could ace
nothing but second division places fo{
all OF the eastern teams, but today
three OF them are IN the top division
and the Yankees-supposed by many
TO be hopeless taiLenders--ars ap
there In second place. going along IT
great clip.
mo. sir. I'm not gloating bit be-
cause we are on top today. A thou
sand things are not only likely u
happen. but probably will happen oe.
| fore mid-season."
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
Sporting Notes
Central, Is, wayne, q. Flynn pitched
fine ball for the Detroiters

Central. rs, wayne, q. Flynn pitched
fine ball for the Detroiters.
The wisconsin Legislature IL Joining I'm
the wave of sentiment in favor or
Sunday ball.
Girls. I'm. reported 60 the browns man.
agement i'm ~. Louis. It's cinch he
didn't get any $4,000.
western, III Eastern, 3. Saunders mt
short for the losers contributed seven
errors out OF possible nine.
m. n. 8. came .trong ut the finish and
beat the Polish seminary team, 10 to
s. yesterday. Orlemanski being very
wild.
Grant, OF the PhiiIics, got ave hits on
the pitching OF Scanlon. OF BROOKLYN,
Yesterday. Brooklyn got six all told
but won. 10 /.
To-day philadelphia fandom will turn
out TO the funeral OF Dr Powers. Al
Cleveland yesterday. both clubs wore
crepe In honor OF their dead friend
.
Washington ne last won game hut
did so by virtue OF a Wild throw to
the plate by Baker In the tenth.
Vickers and Coombs pitched against
Groom.
wing had Hamilton all but out In the
first round and was winner all the
way at windsor last night. Reddy
shores. who finished second In the
15-milo race the night before. won a
preliminary
The granting OF years leave OF ali
sence TO Killing II for the purpose OF
making II possible for him 20 escape
the three,year penalty clause in case
ing The season. He would otherwise
be Ineligible.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
Gehrinq Beats conkle.

CLEVELAND. O., April 29.-The
champion middlewejght wrestler OF
America Is Henry Gehring. Of Cleve-
land. He won the title here last night
by defeating Charles Conkle. of Ham
ilton, Ont. in two straight falls. Geh-
ring weighed 156 pounds to his OPP
ponent's 147, and the latter said after
the match that he was foolish to go
against such odds. He has challenged
Otto Suter. a first-class local middle
weight, AMI the two will meet some
time next week. Gehring took the first
fall In AZ minutes. 80 seconds, with
a crotch hold and reverse Nelson.
and the second in 20 minutes. 80 sec
onds, In the same way.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
-1iys5 Gan Deaf Any Team
h The League. Writes Dan,
BY Ed BANG.

(SportIng Editor Cleveland News.l
The Jennings system again reigns
supreme. The Detroit Tigers are In
the same position where they were
when the seasons OF 1907 and 1908
ended. and II the Tiger spirit is no,
broken they bid fair TO be there when
the curtain is rung down on the Amer
lean league stage next October.
The Tigers have all the confidence
born OF winners. They have had the
pleasure OF counting their share OF
the worlds series money two years IN
succession, as well as tasting OF the
sweet kernels Of victory, and they are
out TO win every game II Is possible
for them to annex.
Jennings has drilled into his men
the potent fact that I'VE are never
beaten until the last man Is out"
That's one reason they display fight.
ing spirit that even the fans In cities
other than Detroit must admire.
The Tigers are not supposed to
think that they haven't got chance
to win. even though they be three runs
behind. and two Tigers may be retired
with none on base In their half OF
the niutu. jennings uOesu I WANT tnciii
TO think OF anything but victory, and
they don't.
Not a Tiger approaches the plate
with bat In hand that he doesn't think
he will connect with the ball. Jen-
nings has told them that they can hit
any pitcher and they believe 1t. They
think that Joss, Powell, Waddeil,
White and any other cracks are as
easy as any of the recruits Just break
J ms I'm. That's another reason why
T, they win games It's just confidence.
Notice the Tigers on the paths. Do
you ever see one of them lag going
to first? Not IL Hughey Jennings
knows 1t. Hughey told his men that
every player is likely 70 make an
error at some time or other and they
know from practical experience that
this is true. That's tho reason you
see every Detroit player hoofing 1t to
first every time he hits tho ball, even
though II be little pop fly.
Detroit looks like a hard team 10
prevent winning third pennant. Jen-
nings has his men think that they
can't be beat and that they can de-
feat every team in the league, Tnat
why the Tigers are in the lead.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
WOLGAsT IS BACK
IN HOME STATE
Astounds Grand Rapids By His Dis
play Of Jewelry and Millinery;
Says He Has Made Cash.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, April 90
AID Wolyast. the Cadillac boy who mad
number CT boxing matches In this
city before he became we'll known. ar
rived In Grand Rapids fresh from vie
tories over lightweights and fea:le;-
weights on the COAST. Wolgast wears
number OF diamonds light tan
shoes, a noDhy light suit and the smile
that won't fade as evidences 81 the
prosperity which has been his since
last seen here. He declares thai he
has cleaned up $500 since he vas In
Grand Rapids last summer and that
he Is saving good share OF II.
Since I was here have fought anG
defeated George Mensic and Frank
Picato. two .ightweIghts. VINO thought
they would slaughter me. had n
draw with Abe Attel, and beat Harry
Baker. Waller Little, Young Kid Nc
Coy, Buddie Robinson and Isnny
Webster. the latter twice." was the
statement of Wolgast. They want
nee to come back to Los Angeles 10
fight at the time OF the Elks conven-
ton in July. and until that time in
Ieod 20 rest. except for next weex,
when will box exhibitions ut tho
Trococaro theater N Chicago. | Will
leave tonight for Cadillac. whsre
will visit my people for few days.
| Wolgast Is still under the manage
ment of Tom Jones, the former pilot
OF Billy Papke, and Jones has put out
an attractive little folder with pictures
OF himself and the fighter In difYcren,
poses and announcing him as he
challenger for the featherweigEt title
CT the world. II also gives the com
| plete record to date. In speaking OF
Ketchel, Woigast was Of the opinion
that he would win over Johnson, bu:
believed SAM Langford was the nan
whom Stanley had TO fear
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
LANGFORD PASSES UP
MATCH WITH KETCHEL
Refuses to Accept ofser In Which He
10 Guaranteed Less Than He
White Rival.

NEW YORK. April 29.--On board Of
the big German liner Deutschland.
which sailed today. were Sam Lang
ford and his manager. Joe Wooiman.
en- route to England. where the big
Boston Negro will clash with Ian
Hague, the newly discovered British
heavyweight. on Derby day. Langford
was In excellent fettle and indicated
that he believed. he would not only
clean up Hague In quick style. but
hoped to get match before he r.
earned in Paris for big purse.
Langford left the proposed mach
with Stanley Ketchel still in the air.
He declares that Ketchel has been Of,
fcred $4,000. win. lose or draw for the
bout. while he has been offered only
$500. Langford and his manager
will hold out for 5000. and II they
esnnot get that amount will steer clear
Of Ketchel and pick UP the easy money
in France, England and possibly Aus
tralia, as they are to have talk with
Mcintosh in London.
Fellow passengers with Largford
we're Jimmy Walsh and his manager
Walsh Is to meet Digger Stanley. the
/ British bantam. at the National Sport
ling club on May IL for the Engiist
bantamweight title, q purse OF $2.sV'
and a side bet OF $500. ea,,--r
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
viii He Claim Bumpus3

Considerable interest attaches to
McAleer's dealings with the Detroi,
club regarding "Bumpus" Jones and
one or two others OF the local pitching
stan which must soon lie pruned
down. McAleer told the writer In
Texas-and the information appeared
first on this page-that he was In the
market for a good. young pitcher OF
two. That his team il aging rapidly
r. no secret TO him. Jones Is assured
ly worth more prolonged trial In big
league company than he has rotten
from the Tigers. McAleer and Jen
nings will confer this afternoon on the
matter in ali probability.
AS for the Tigers, they returned
from Cleveland In fine settie, feeling
their oats 1t is remarkable fact
that. whereas the Maps last year took
five out OF the first six games from
the Tigers, the latter have exactly re-
versed the result this year the only
game which they have lost to the
team that everybody was praising So
all winter, being one In which they
tried out a colt twirler whop roved to
be the recipient of poor support an
the victim of misfortunes all through
the contest.
And the Maps have been going stead
fly from bad to worse. Yesterday their
poor work came to climax In game
in which George Mullin let them down
with four hits of which only one was
a real whistler, while their own pitch
ers suffered a terrific oombardment
from start to finish, the veteran Cy
Young on whom so much confidence
had been placed, being The main SUI
ferer and being finally knocked out OF
the box in the eighth.
The score was 8 to / and that seem
ed to represent the virtual difference
between the playing abilities OF the
two clubs, as they had stacked up In
the series.
Where Was Addie?
The fact that MCGUIRE, concededly
the man in charge of the Napoleonic
.pitchers. once more lodged the issue
with Joss, who has pitched only part
of one OF the games against the Tig'
ers. leads to the still further convic-
ton that Addie Is not In form and will
not come round for sometime. Had
loss been right he would have I'M
doubtedly received the assignment,
for the Maps never needed a victory
worse.
The Detroit victory and Boston's
win from New York with Quinn In the
box. boosted the Tigers TO an extent
where they can rest on their arms Tor
a day without a chance OF being over
hauled.
Summers and Graham will probably
be the pitchers tomorrow, In case q
game IL possibie--a contingency which
the weather prediction Is not inclined
TO favor.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
Udgad Threw Bat Away But
Coli pf(heI Passed him

CINCINNATI. April 29.-Say, II
must be great to have the reputation
of being the best batter on earth
Hans Wagner. the mighty Pirate slug
ger, looks 30 ferocious when he wan
ders to the plate that most pitchers
begin to quake with fear. and start to
figure out the easiest way to let
Honus get to first base. Some throw
the ball and let him hit 1t, while
others signal the catcher 20 walk
down half way between home plate
and first base and gather in quartet
Of wide ones.
EVERYBODY admits that Wagner Is
fierce proposition to have come UP to
the plate with his big clout stick In
his hands, but Johnny Dubuc went
everybody enc better Sunday by kow'
towing to tic awkward-appearing but
effective Hans, when that gentleman
stood at thu plate without his bat.
Now Hondus would have been able
to do about as much hitting under
such conditions az Samson was able
to make churches tumble after he had
been shorn OF his locks. But Dubuc
didn't thinE SO; he had started to
pitch wide ones up to Hans and he
meant to GO through with the bust
ness.
Hans stood at the plate, bat In
hand, and watched three balls pass far
wide of the platter with a look OF
disgust on his face. After the third
toss he threw his bat away In disgust
and, batless. challenged Dubuc to put
them over. Maybe Johnny feared that
Honus WOULD spank the ball with one
% his tremendous paws and knock II
into the crowd for three bases, and
maybe Johnny knew that II he did
put the ball over the plate Hans
would make Il quick dash for his bat
and then compel him to pitch another
wide anyhow SO Dubuc didn't put II
over and Hens. sore because he had
been passed in a pinch, logged tc
first base.
Dubuc made the right kind OF play
at that when he passed Wagner. Hans
had his hitting clothes on and would
probably have added another hit tC
his collection, and another run TO the
Pirates score. had he been given the
opportunity.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
Gilmore declared that, since arrange
coffroth Saws It's On Yet.

CHICAGO. April 29.-Harry Gil
more, manager for Packey Mcfarland
declared toGay that the Nelson-Mc'
Farland fight has not been called on
despite Nelson's statements 10 the
contrary. AS soon as Gilmore heard
of Nelson's announcement, he wired
Jimmy Coffroth, OF San Francisco.
asking about ii and today received a
telegram stating that Everything Is
o. K" Gilmore expresses the belief
that Coffrotn has enough influence
with Nelson. TO compel him TO fight
Mcfarland OH July instead OF trying
to postpone the date to Sept. 3.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
DEDICATE NEW GYM
Detroit College Alumni Vino SUIT u
Hosts at a Celebration Tonight.

The Detroit College Alumni Will TO-
night formally celebrate the comp,e
ton OF the new gymnasium which now
decorates the campus on the Larnou,
st. side and which was construc'eu q.
the expense Of the graduates ana au,,
mer students of the institution, mans
~ whom are now prominent young
business and professional men. 49,,
Manager Hughie jennings OF VI.
Tigers will be one OF the GUESS y,
honor and is down for an aauIess. .
formal program of varigatea cna s., ao'V =,
! has been arranged by the comnii''ee ~
charge.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
ARRANGE CONFERENCE.
Sox Mogus viii BE Ready to Talk
Business With Walsh When
He Comes.

CHICAGO, April 29.-Attaches Of
the Office OF President Comiskey were
all abustle today preparing for the re-
ception of Ed Walsh. the star pitch
er, when he reaches here this after
noon from Meridian. Conn. Arrange
ments for conference between
Walsh, Comiskey and Manager Sulli.
van have already been made and It
is expected that the big pitchers name
will be attached to White Sox con.
tract before nightfalI.
II Is said that Walsh has approach
ed Comiskey in humble spirit and
that "Commy" Is now ready to com.
promise on the salary proposition
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
GoLDFIELD AFTER IT.
Citizens OF Mining Town Ready to
Pay $4,000 or More for Bio Bout.

GOLDFIELD. New, April 29.-The
citizens here will offer $4,000 for a
fight between Jack Johnson and Jim
Jeffries. to take place In the latter
part Of September during the mining
congress. which Is to meet here then.
At a meeting OF thousand citizens
last night 100000 was pledged and
the rest will be subscribed today. 1t
was further decided should $4,000 be
too small n purse to attract the fight
ers. any sum within reason would be
offered.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
Bonus for Bender If

Big Chief Bender Is evidently out
after the nice fat bonus Manager Mack
has promised him for winning a GER
tain number OF games. Last season
Bender's work was of the ordinary
but, Notwithstanding, he came back
this spring with a demand for an in
crease in salary. Both Mack and Ben
Ger stood pat for a month, but finally
a conference brought the player into
the fold, and 1t is understood that the
Chief gets his last years salary and
a bonus OF s., 900 II he wins % games.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
BOXERS EMIGRATE.
American Puss In Droves AFTER IN
SpojIs offered In Europe.

NEW YORK, April 29..-The exodus
of American lighters 10 the other side
has begun.
Honey Melody and Harry Ferns
sailed last Saturday.
sandy Ferguson, the New England
fighter, went today. Sam Langioru
sails IN Saturday and Jack Johnson
will depart on May 20.
Ferguson has been PROMISED three
fights on the other side, one OF theni
with Joe Jeanette. who recehtiy uc-
feated Sam McVey.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
Nine Marathoners Now.

NEW YORK. April 29.-There are
now nine entries for the $4,000 Mara
thon which ia to be run at the Polo
grounds on Saturday. May s, and 1t is
expected that this list will be nearly
doubled when the starting pistol is
fired. The entrants include White,
Corvajal. M2loney, st. Yves, Simpson.
Cibot. Orphec. Appleby, while Hayes.
Shrubb, Lopgboat and Dorando have
declared they probably will take a
chance for the $4,000 first money.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
sehlafly Comma Back.

NEWARK. N. j.. April "a dftker
is on here between Stallings of the
Yankees and McGinnity of the New
arks. for the transfer of Schlahy TO
New York. Ball is the man who is to
furnish the other side OF the deal. II
waivers are avoidable. Schla1y will
surely 60 to the big league.