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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
Italian A. B. Piled up II Nice
Juicy Scores
BURLINGTON CLERKS, ONE
The Leaders Of the Queen City Team
Were Thoroughly 0utclassod in
Game on Rangers Field
Yesterday

That clerks base ball team, the one
that heads the list In the Qaeen City
league. came over from Burlington yes
terday and had game on the Rangers
field against the Italian athletic club
team 81 this city. The Burlington boys
apparently didn't bring their real play
ing form with them and when the scorer
figured up at the end Of the game the
tally proved TO be II to one in favor Of
the Italians, and just how Burlington
got that one was not quite clear.
Smith hrst officiated in the box for
the Burlington team but his work was
rather unsuccessful and the way that
the Italians hammered the sphere must
have been hsheartening He retired In
the fifth inning in favor Of Manson
with some improvement but still the
Barre team bingled the ball almost at
their pleasure
The Burlington bunch, however, did
not register ANY kick sut took the dose
like little men and did not even lay
it to the day being Friday, neither did
they mention that of the month it was
the 23d day.
Both the regular Italian pitchers were
out Of town and Henson Of the Mont
peher Hibbards was substituted with
excellent success as the visitors were
unable to connect with bis delivery, 70.
falling only seven singles during che ex-
hibition. Hughes the second baseman
Of the clerks aggregation made The
rather unusual record Of seven put outs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
He Win Gain Enough to Make
the Bill Acceptable
REPORT TO BE IN MONDAY
Aldrich Plans to Have the House Pass
Upon the Measure First..--Rule
There Can Cut De-
bate.

Washington July A.-In the midst
Of storms Of dust. kicked up about the
Capitol and the White House yesterday
signs were visable That the tariff prob
lem is moving steadily in the direction
Of a solution. This was the opinion ex-
pressed BY numerous senators and rep.
resentatives. The Indications continue
10 be that President Taft will win an
approximatin Of bis programme on raw
materials, but that outside Of these
there will b seant concession to the
downward revision sentiment. II il ike.
~ that oil and iron ore viii BE- pat on
the free list. The best informed mem
bers Of congress say the chances are
in favor of free hides, but that there is
still some possibility Of d compromise
duty Of ~ per cent Coal viii prob
ably be put IL 40 vita no reciprocal ar
rangement and mmber al Sl,s5 With che
senate ditferentials
Whatever hope the President has Of
getting reductions ia duties beyond raw
materials rests with M. Payne. From
the other conferees he has nothing to
hope. Mr. Payne lacks strength Of
numbers in conference, but he has the
control Of the Hoase situation. II he
is wiling to 10 20 the House and say
he is unwilling to stand for the con
ference report and that in taking this
stand be has the backing Of the Presi-
dent, be can override any opposition.
One member Of the ways and means
committe who went to see Payne yes
terday 70 urge him % stand for down
ward revision came away with the state.
ment that Payne needed no urging,
and was full 81 fight
Mr. Payne i naturally not much Of a
downward reyisionist, but he does have
pride n his biiI and he looks askance
on any increases made BY the Senate
over the measure that bears bis name.
When the Senate finished its morn
ing business Senator Kean asked ad.
iournment until Monday, instead Of
Tuesday, as usual. Asked why By Sen.
ator Culberson, he said be thought the
conference report would Be ready by
Monday This Is the first official indi-
cation that the eonferees are nearing
the completion Of q report The Senate
adjourned accordingly until Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
VICE CRUSADE
In CHICAGO
---
Police Heads May Fall Before
Investigation
OF STATES ATTORNEY
los Indictments Found.-cook County
Aghast as States Attorney Piles
Up Evidence Before
Grand Jury.
OF STATES ATTORNEY

Chicago, July e4.--chicago's police de-!
partment has been shaken from centre
to circumference, vice kings have become
alarmed as never before and residents
Of Chinatown and the red light district
have become panic stricken as the result
Of the way, States Attorney Wayman
has piled up evidence before the grand
jury, which IS expected to result in in
dictments against high police officers and
others
One hundred and fifty indictments
against gamblers, disorderly resort
keepers, operators Of slot machines and
@bIind pig' proprietors were the result
OF one days work, which was not com.
pleted until near midnight. and more are
expected
Men who have seen investigations of
this character come and go declare that
the present investigation Is the most
comprehensive undertaken BY states
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24

Lord and birmingham Of the Naps
are two Of the greatest throwing out
felders IN the league Either man can
sting the ball TO the plate so much
faster than the other men in the
league
Lord has only three fingers on his
right hand. the little one having been
amputated. II he can tip the catcher
over with q three fingered throw be
might be able 70 boost them over the
grand stand with complete hand.
Huelsman, who is playing left field
for New Orleans and who used to be
with Washington, has only two fn-
gers on his left hand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Annual Convention Of State Body in
Burlington, August s-B.

Annual Convention Of State Body in
Burlington, August 3-B
The annual convention Of the Vermont
Funeral Directors association win be held
in Masonic Temple, Burlington Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, August SIS.
On Wednesday the state board viii con
duct examinations. Headquarters Of the
association will BE- established AZ The
Sherwood house and feature Of the
meeting will be banquet one evening.
Lectures and demonstrations wiz be CIV.
en- BY Professor Renand at the Medical
college and an address viii be made By
d.. Il. d Houlton, secretary Of the state
board Of health A bali game between d
team Of undertakers and one composed
of travelling men will be played at Ath-
letic Park Wednesday afternoon.
G II Hayden Of Urderhill is president
OF che association and John r. Kelley y
chairman Of the local committee on ar.
rangoments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24

Great Baseball Players Minus pisits.
Having only three fingers made Nor
decai Brown. Chicago Nationals, one
Of the greatest pitchers in the National
league, and maybe the loss OK digit
has something 70 do with the way
Bristol Lord Of the Cleveland Ameri-
cans can handle a ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
American League Standing.
BRAeANzA RENoUNcEs RIeHr.
Only So Can Portuguese Pretender Marry
Miss Stewart.

Lisbon, July "a. Prince Miguel 81
Braganza, eldest son Of Duke Michael
the pretender to the Portuguese throne,
yesterday renowned forever bis rights
to the throne Of Portugal in order to
Marry Miss Anita Stewart, daughter Of
Mrs James Henry Smith, Of New York,
The princes ngagement 10 Miss Stew
art was announced on July 9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
RocgEEEIIaR DIVIDING ESTATE
He Deeds New York House to His
Daughter.

New York, July 24.-John D. Rookie
feller is continuing the transfer Of pro-
perty to members Of bic family. He
has decided the house at No. 5 West
fty-Third street to his daughter, Alta,
now Mrs = Parmelee Prentice A week
ago he gave property ia Cleveland,
valued at three million dollars, to his
son, John D. Rockefeller II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
Use ALLEYS FOOT EASE

A powder 20 be shaken into the shoes. Il yeu
have sised. aching fset. try Aliens Foot Easa.
Itreses the fees and makes new Of tight shoes
easy Cnres aching, swollen. hot, sweating feet.
Relieves eurns aud nuni8ns OF gu pair and gives
rest and comfort. Try &c TRDAf. Soid ~ ali
DfuegHts and Shoe Stores, 2ae Dou& anceut
any substitutes. For FkEE trial package.
also kree sample 81 the F00r-EASH Seminary
CORN-PAp. new invention, address Allon S.
olmsted, La Roy, M Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
More Than 20

ingredients give to Hoods Sar"
sapagllla lts great curative power :
mower 10 cure many and varied COM
nlaints. including diseases Of The blood,
ailments OF the stomach, troubles OF
the kidneys and liver.
Many OF the ingredientsa are Just what
the profession prescribe 10 the ailments
named. but the combination and pro-
porions are peculiar to this medicine and
Give Il curative power peculiar - itaah.
Therefore. there can be no substitute
foy Hoods. Get Il Ia the usual liquid
form. or ia tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
Shryock after Daniels.

Champion short Distance Swimmer
Charles NJ Daniels had better look %
his Iaurels. A new sensation has bob
bed up ID aquatic circles IN the person
Of ]. X. shryock, the intercollegiate
200 yard champion of the University
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
Yesterdays American League Scores.

AT Detroit (frst game) Detroit d.
Boston 2; Second game Detroit +,
Boston 2.
At Cleveland-rain.
At ST Washington 4, st,
Louis 2,
At Chicago Chicago 3, Philadelphia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24

Cook Elected Cornell Track Captain.
Edward 4. Cook was elected captain
of the Cornell track team recently.
Cook was member OF the American
Olympic team last SIMMER and cleared
the bar in the pole vault at y feet 2
inches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24

located Oh the banks Of Lake Calumet
and every proprietor, according to Mrs
Kuminski, has been obliged to pay
money to the police for immunity from
arrest for the Illegal sale Of liquor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-24
prLFsl rILEsL p1LEst

williams Indian Pile Ointment win cure
Blind. Bieeding and Itching Piles. n absoFbs
the tumofg, aiiays itching 8t once acts as 4
ponItice gives instant relief williams In
dian Pile Gintment IS prepared for Plies ana
itching Of the private parts, sold u aFug-
gists, mail zoe and sl.e0 Williams Mfg CO.
Props, Cleveland, Ohio
Sold BY c. H. Kendrick 8 Co.,. Barre, Vt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
IAD HIS GAT TIME
WHILE HOME FOLKS
SCOUR THE COUNTRT
Leroy Ford Six Years DID, Beats It in Style From POCateO to
Salt Lake and Is Taking in the Sights When
Apprehended,

When Leroy Ford. S years old, gets TO
be a grandpa, he viii have true story
to tell the kids of the neighborhoOd that
will make all the fairy tales they nave
ever heard fade away.
TArov's home Is in Pocatelo- ABOUT lou
miles from Salt Lake. He didn't mean
10 run away from his parents when ne
went TO the station in that town 10 meet
his aurtv Thursday afternoon, and salt
Lake CITY was the last place on eartn
that he expected TO visit But You can I
ALWAYS sometimes tell just what the Gay
will bring forth. and before bedtime that
evening the little lad was a long way
from home and mother
The story the boy told at the Zion po-
lice station. after he had been round
proving around town by patrolman
THURSDAY night about o'clock, IS a new
and original version of young America
en- tour. ,
He had gone to the station in POcateno
to meet his aunty. and had been accom-
panied BY his parents. Everything was
hustle and hustle when the train pulled
i'm and the yOungsteT boarded the cars
10 be the first one Of the family to gree
the expected relative Not finding th'
aunfv in the smoker. the boy walked or
through the cars. and before he knew
what was doing, the train was on lt'
way and he was having the ride OF his
/ life He wasn't a bit afraid, and decided
/ TO stav on the cars and see the world
/ The conductor seemed to think he was
| travelling with his parents. and didn't ash
/ him for a ticket. Looking out Of the ca
/ windows finally grew tiresome, and th'
little traveller went TO dreamland. HI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
MORE PRIZES OFFERED
TO THE STATE MILITIA

Adiutaut General r. A. Wedgwood. IN
q circular letter issued 10 the members
of the Utah National Guard. calls atten-
tion 10 the fact that for the Decoration
dsv parade. the next big event Tor the
state militia. prizes have been oIIeIeu
for the most creditable showing IN MS
letter he urges the companies to yep
IN their best efforts to advance the OF
ganization to higher standard
The same member Of the governor ;
staff who offered the prizes for the pest
showing at the government Inspection
and whose name is withheld, has put up
SO to be divided into three prizes Tor the
fhrae companies showing the greatest
gain in membership and efficiency IN the
months prior to the parade In speaking
of the parade Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic in August, General Wedgwood
says 40,
al this parade Utah will be on exhibit
ton before the United States, and the
strength and efficiency of the guard VIII
be critically passed upon, and the I'M
preston made viii be a matter OF COM
ment throughout the country.
He urges the commanders OF the OF
I sanizations to begin at once to build up
their companies for this event The let
| ter also states that rifle team VIII De
| sent to Camp Perry. o. again this year
and also that there viii be 500 in prizes
awarded for the state rifle competition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
.INTERFERES WITH
SAETAIR TRAIN
Younu Man Throws Air Brake
and Now Faces a Serl-
GUS Charge.

The annual dancing party given by the
Z. c. NJ. l. employees at Saltair last even
ing was attended by more than 300 pleas
ure lovers, and was an enjoyable affair
Some excitement was Occasi9ned during
the evening by fire in a popcorn stand,
but the blaze was extnguished without
difficulty and practically no damage was
done.
r Mears and J. Cardiff two young
men who are old enough to know better.
got into a miXup over a lady friend and
attempted TO furnish d little amusement
that was not down on the official pro
gram Both were promptly seized BY
Special Deputy Sheriff Claude Y. Russell
and were landed in Jail upon their arrival
in town.
The dancers riding on the second section
of the excursion train were the victims
Of mean trick on the return trip from
the pleasure resort. when some one cut
off the lights and the air. breaking the
train in two and causing a near-paniC
among the passengers.
s W Luf6ins is said to have been
caught in the act Of cutting III the air
by the conductor, who chased him around
the train and into the arms Of Special
Deputy Sheriff Russell. who took the
man in charge He spent last night in
jail. and will be prosecuted under a felony
charge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
SUDDEN CHANGE
At BUNGALOW
Musical Production Substituted
for Mack Company, Which
viii Rest Next Week.

Announcement was made yesterday tnat
the presentation Of christopher, IT. os
the Willard Mack stock company VIII
not be given next week as had O SSSs.l-, 81
pected. Instead. Lewis a Lake AlLslosit
comedy company will fill the week at
In connection with this. rUmors were
current yesterday that Willard MACK "aS
down and out" .zi...- a.,
All of this is pure fiction, accO!HliS no ~
r Z. Grant. the manager OL INC
houses. Mr.. Grant said -
MIR. Mack has been OVerwOrkeo- anu
he is going to be given week OF Iesl-
He has been trying to run Two sldse9
ana work in seven or eight performances
a week to say nothing OF keepinS ~
people in line and getting on Win INT
rsbearsaIs for the next production.
Mr.. Mack has done splendioly VIII
his work in Salt Lake. / DO not DeneNe
there is a man who could nave done pet-
ter. The production which was 10 nave
been presented next week has Deen post
poned a week-thats all .-
ssJo,n Cort. the head Of our business,
will be in Salt Lake Monday MOI niiis-
Mr. Cort may decide TO make soiilT
changes in the arrangements. Ihat L
cannot forecast So far as i know luoIe
will be no 'reorga niZatiOn or the COM
pany.' as YOU put it, at least Mr. Mack
has not been released, and he occupies
tonight the same position that ne occupleu
before the OVerstrain eliminated IN 'Ne
| necessity for a layoff-
Mr. Mack's understudy, who mas Deeh
filling his place very acceptably, VIII APP
near at both performances Of "IrliOy
| AT the Colonial today. The company has
adjusted itself to the change, ana tnefe
( is every reason TO believe that maunee
and night performances today VIII De
/ fully up to the standard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
SNlrNOrlaCh
is AN ALMOST CERTAIN SIGN OF
ACUTE INDIGESTION.

If YOU occasionally have taste of
sour food in your mouth. il surely
shows that the food you are taking
into your stomach is not being digest
ed, but instead, is feTmenting and Civ
ing out poisonous gases.
Belching Of gas is a common symp-
tom at such times, and also that lump
of lead feeling. as If your stomach was
carrying a much greater load than it
could stand.
These are sure symptoms of ind
gestion, and should be attended TO at
once
IF you want prompt relief and per
manent cure, 20 to F. c. Schramm and
get a large tin box Of Mona tablets
for 50 cents.
+. c. Schramm knows that Mi-o-na
is highly recommended scientific REM
edy, and that is why he IS ready al all
times to return your money il il fails
20 cure acid stomach, belckfng Of gas.
dizziness. biliousness. sick headache
foul breath and all stomach troubles.
including the worst kind Of indiges-
ton.
Mona cures by removing the cause.
1t builds up the stomach so fast that
in a few days the blood. nerves. mus
cles and the entire body receive in
creased nOurishment which results in
a clearer complexion. bright eyes and
more energy and hopefulness.
MONA sold in every town IL
/ America"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03

didn't wake up until within a short dis
lance Of Salt Lake City, and when the
trainscame to a stop at the depot here,
ne thought il would be a fine stunt to
see the town, and got off of the cars.
The boy had not been in the city long
when a policeman found him, and sus-
pecting that he was lost. took him to
headquarters and heard his story. When
Leroy said that his home was in Poca-
tellO Lieutenant Of Police Hempel i'm
mediately communicated with the au-
thOrities of that city. and found that they
were already making d search for the
missing lad A search party was cover
ing the city. and fifty horsemen were
securing the surrounding country Just
before the police officer phOned 10 POCs-
tello, a crowd of excited citizens there
had commenced 10 drag the river bot
tom. suspecting that the boy had been
drowned
LerOy's parents were greatly relieved
to learn that he was safe in Salt Lake
/ City, and telegraphed at once to have
him placed on a train and sent home
/ The little lad left on his return trip al
/ 1915 last night, and appeared as happy
/ as a clam
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
BOISE COMPLAINT TO
Be INVESTIGATED TODAY
Special Examiner of Interstate Com
merce Commission viii Inquire
Into Pacific Express Rates.

This morning at 10 o'clock Frank Lyon
special examiner for the interstate com
merce commission, and his assistant, H.
L, Flannery. will open an investigation
OF the alleged discrimination against
Boise. Ida by the Pacific Express com
pany. The examination viii be held IN
the United States circuit courtroom, ana
cific Express company is the only defend
ant in the case. and the investigation Is
the result of a complaint made to the IN
terstate commerce commission D| tnt
business men Of Boise, Ida about SIX
months ago
the compliments in the case charge
the Pacific Express company with DIS
eliminating against Boise by reason OF
their charging a higher express rate be
tween New York and Boise than to cities
farther west They not only charge the
express company with demanding a
higher rate for goods coming to Boise
from eastern points. but state in their
complaint that a rate far in excess OF
that charged from Pacific coast cities Is
demanded for outgoing eXpreSSage-
The commission has been conducting a
hearing on rates in Reno, New, for sew
eral weeks. and decided TO near the COM
plant of the Boise people while still IN
the west. Special Examiner Lyon was
sent to Salt Lake City for this purpose,
and the principal witnesses in the case
will come to this city to be heard
Assistant General Superintendent John
T Daniel and Superintendent Of Tariffs
/ N c. Paxton of the Pacific Express COM
pany are in the city. and viii be present
/ at the hearing in behalf Of their COM
pany. General Counsel Stockton of New
I York and Superintendent Mills Of Los
1 Angeles, officials Of the Wells-FargO EX-
| press company. will also be present at the
| hearing this morning. although theil
4 company is not directly connected with
/ ire case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-03
OPENING OF INDUSTRIAL
FAIR IS BIG SUCCESS

The opening night of the industrial fair
at the chamber Of commerce was an i'm
mense success. the exhibits being sur
rounded during the entire evening with
an eager, admiring crowd The Ladies G.
A. r. band furnished the music during
the entire evening.
The thirty booths. tastefully decorated
with flowers and vines festOOned with
electric lights and filled to Overflowing
with the products OF L tab manufacturers.
made q beautiful scene. Several of the
exhibitors gave demonstrations of their
wares. teas. wheat products. chocolates.
car dies and pure foodstuffs, serving sam
pies Of their wares TO hundreds
In the committee room at the rear Of
the building a r9del Kitchen has been
installed and gas ranges. heaters and pat
ent cooking devices were on exhibit
Nearly every one of the exhibitors gave
souvenirs of the occasion
The committees in charge Of the ar
engagements for the prosperity fair. are
made I'D as follows:
Executive-GeOTse $. McAlhster. James
G. Mcdonald. Orscn II. Hewlett, John r.