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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
Trouble Likely When He
Reaches Washington
CLASH WITH PINCHOT
May Show New DeveIopments--Shake-up
Somewhere Generally Expected
Pinchot Says Taft Is Pledged to
Policies Of Roosevelt

Washington, Sept. l.--secretary Of the
Interior Ballinger, who has unexpectedly
been called back here from the West
and is hurying to Washington, Is due
at the interior department Friday, and
after his arrival il is expected there
viii be quick developments in the Bal
linqer. Pinchot controversy After a short
time here 10 dispose Of important bust.
ness, Mr. Ballinaer will 60 to Beverly
to consult Mr.. Taft. About the first
business the secretary Of the interior
win transact will be to look over the
reports Of Assistant Secretary Pierce
and other interior department officials
which the president is insisting be made
op account Of the charges by L. r.
CLAWS.
With the president bent on getting
to the bottom Of the CLAWS charges and
Of the row between the Ballinger and
Pinchot factions, it is generally felt here
that a shaking up either in the interior
department Or in the forest service and
reclamation service is certain The Me-
Harg attack has made The situation
much more troublesome for Mr.. BALM
ger and also for the president II Mr..
Ballinger carries out his original plans
he viii 90 on part Of the western trip
with the president
An important matter awaiting the ac-
ton Of Secretary Ballinger is TIE oil con.
troversy III the Oklahoma field. II IS
charged there is a pipe line conspiracy on
the part 81 the lines leading out Of that
field, while operators complain they have
to pay more royalty TO the Indians than
they get for their oil
The departments report on the Gun.
bingham Alaskan coal entries, concern
ing which Their is controversy between
the interior department and tie forestry
bureau viii be completed by the time
Mr.. Ballirger arrives. but win not bel
Forwarded to Beverly until after the
secretary Shall have had an opportunity
To peruse It. The report win present
in detail an Of the transactions. both
Of the Interior department itself and tie
general hand Office The officials Of the
department, a. well as Of the bureau. are
conhdent that the report will show that
they have eonformed to the law strictly,
and they believe that Il win prove their
complete yindication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
Monterey in Need Of Every
thing
AND ALL ARE SUFFERING
The Rich and Poor Alike Are Threat
ened By Gaunt Famine-The
Prices on All Eatables
Have Scared.

Monterey Mexico, sept Following
the great food, the food supply is q
serious problem in the city at the pres
ent time, and prices on nearly every arti.
Gle have scared. Bakers are unable to
bake the regular supply Of bread, as
many Of their ovens were flooded dur
ing the rains, and there is scarcity 81
wood in the city
Corn Is plentiful, but practically all
the mills for grinding il have been de-.
stroyed. Vegetables are scarce and there
is no fresh beef in the city Mix Is
scarce, and owing to the breaking Of the
main supply pipe Of the water works
there is no drinking water.
Food and water famine is threatened,
and unless trains got through from the
north very soon. conditions in Monterey
viii Be most serious for sll, rich and
poor alike
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
A HAIR DRESSING
That Is Guaranteed to Make Women's
Hair Lustrous and Beautiful, OF
Your Money Back,

Women Of culture want a perfect hair
dressing; one that Is delieately scented
and that viii make the head feel better
the minute IL i put on They want a
dressing that Is not sticky or greasy
And above all, they want a dressing
that win make Che hair lustrous and fas
cinating; that will Kill the dandruiT
germs and Danish dandruH and that
viii stop falling hair and itching scalp
Partisan Sage, now sold III America.
win do all these things, or money back.
That's the offer The Red Cross Phar
macy makes after investigating the mer
its OF Partisan Sage
A large bottle only costs SO cents, and
leading druggists everywhere sell IL The
girl with the auburn hair on bottle.
Partisan Sage rids the scalp and hair
81 dandruff. makes the growth 81 hair
pr0fuse. aud leaves a silky, fluffy, hxur
liant appearance. we are glad to endorse
the use Of Partisan Sage John Null, 81
l0Sth street Wheeling, w VA
Partisan Sage keeps the head cool ia
sumner, and drives away disagreeable
odors arising from preparation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
rHAw's MOTHER NOT HEARD,
In Hartndgss Suit to Recover saQ.-
e3e

New York, Sept. Mrs. Mary Cop.
ley Thaw was TO have appeared before
VI s. Commissioner Shields yesterday
Tor examination IN The suit of Attorney
Clifford WI Hartridgs 70 recover 500,
636, which he says is still due for his
legal services and disbursements during
The trials of her son, Harry * Thaw
Her attorney, however, obtained from
the Y. s. circuit court an order vaeating
the notice directing her 70 appear, At
the Same time the court directed Mrs
Thaw to furnish Mr.. Hartridee with
bill Of particulars 81 her counter claim
Of S86,st5.
The court said that IN ease Mrs. Thaw
should change her residence from Mat.
teawan N. NJ. TO one more than 100
miles distant from New York and be-
yond tho reach Of subpoena, time and
opportunity would be given TO take her
testimony hy commission or otherwise.
Mrs. Thaw eontended that the notice
for taking her deposition was not serv-
cd in good faith, but 70 annoy her.
Attorney Hartridge alleges that he
paid ont large sums ii protecting
Harry Thaw's good name from scandal.
His bill in the aggregate was Sla5.7S6,
and he has been paid s1o3, 100
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
RaIlinrer Or way to Beverly.


Beverly, Mass Sept l-secretary Of
the Interior Ballineer. who i now on
his way to Washington from Seattle, is
coming to Beverly within the next ten
days to see the president Nh BallingeF
notified the president By telegraph that
Re was en route to Washington to attend
to some important matters Of business,
AS soon as conditions Il Washington
permit, MI. Bailinger will hurry On 70
Beverly 70 see the president before the
latter starts for the West on Sept l5.
President Taft said that 50 far as be
was concerned there was nothing IN par
ticular that he desired to take UP with
Mr.. Ballinqer
The president absolutely refrains from
discussing or in any way taking public
coEnizance 81 the controversy which has
been waged between Chief Forester Pin
chol and Secretary BallinEer over the
conservation plans Of tho present admin
istration subordinates in the govern.
ment service hase been quoted pretty
freely from Washington q late in giving
thsir yiaws On the controversy, and there
is little doubt expressed here but that
Nj. Ballinger Is on his way there to take
a hand in affairs and 10 straighten
things out So far az be Il concerned
Reports which It Is said the president
has called for in connection with various
transactions that have figured in the
controversy should be in his hands By
the time Secretary Bailinger arrives IL
Beverly
President Taft announced that sue.
cessor 70 Ormsby McEIarg, assistant sec.
rotary Of commerce and labor has been
chosen, but no announcement viii be
made until il is learned that the man
tel president has in mind win be able
10 accept the Office. Mr. MeIIarg's res
ienatioa was received informally by The
president through Secretary Nagel and
was informally accepted. Mr. MeHars
announced that he could not remain more
than four weeks longer in the service.
II the man selected by the president
and Secretary Nagel is able 70 accept
the tender It is probable that MI Me-
Harg's resignation for relief from fur
Their service as soon as possible after
September win be granted,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
The American Sender Yacht
Again Scores Over Germans
in MARBLEHEAD RACES
German Sender Boats Once More Out
cIassed-Three Defenders Lead Soon
After Thereafter challen-
gers Were Never in Front.

MarbIehead, Mass, Sept. For sec
ond time the American sender yachts
yesterday demonstrated their superiority
over their German rivals in the second
Of the series Of races for the President
Taft and Governor Draper cups
The Ellen, owned and sailed by Charles
P. Curtis, Jr., Of the Boston Yacht club,
won the honors Of the day, strong
leader OF the American competitors.
The German boats were behind the
greater portion Of the time and in an
unfortunate mix-up at the windward
mark on the first time around, the See
hund II became involved in q foul and
withdrew from The race.
The contest yesterday was sailed in
d fine southeast breeze, which was CON.
paratively light at the start, but which
freshsned to a fine i2-knot aifSir as the
yachts came flying home to the finish.
The race was three miles beat to
windward and return, the course being
sailed twice. The Ellen led to the wind
ward mark and also beat out the others
in the first run down the breeze. In the
second beat to windward, however, the
Wolf passed her and rounded the mark
first. The Ellen overhauled the Wolf
mile from the finish and thefe was
margin Of but l6 seconds between the
boats when they crossed the line, while
the Joyette, Mondays winner, was less
than a minute behind the Wolf. The He
vella, which led the foreign feet, was
beaten out nearly two minutes by the
Joyette, and the Marguerite was far
astern when the others finished.
The standing Of the boats for the two
cups after yesterdays race was as fol-
lows;
Presidents cup--Joyette, one leg; FL.
len, one leg.
Draper cup Ellen, II points; Joyette,
10 points Wolf, points; Hevella, 5
points; Marguerite, points; seehund
II, ] point
The official elapsed time Of yester-
days race was as followss
Ellen, 2i2l:4lj Wolf, 2:2l;57: JOY.
cite, 2:22:52; Hevella, 2,24:4l, and
Marguerite, 2:29s44.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
National League Standing
Base Bali Notes.

Rube Waddeil got his bumps again
Sunday, against his old teammates.
Both the Athletics and the Tigers
gained while the Red sox were rest
ing.
After the Red sox get through with
the Tigers they win tackle the Yankees
at Boston.
Catcher Street has caught over ITO
games this season and has played fine
bali right along, too.
The Giant seem to be the only team
that can give Reulbach his bumps, and
they do it in good shape
Johnny Evers is quoted as saying that
Egan Of Cincinnati il the coming star
second bassman Of the country.
Manager McGraw has bought 4 college
pitcher hailing from Texas, hy the name
of Drncke. Tie is Dallas star pitcher
Cleveland and the White sox were tied
Monday with percentage OF 800. A
year ago Sunday they were tied with
percentage Of 557
Fred Tenney admits that failure Of
New York to loosen very much this year
is due to the hole IN the team made BY
Mike Donlins absence.
Manager Billy Sullivan of the White
Sox IS going to try and duplicate Char
ley Streets feat oil catching bali
thrown from Washington monument.
Jimmy Collins, the old Boston star
who is now managing the Minneapolis
team. looks as though he was in splendid
condition 1t is rumored that be viii
manage the Boston Nationals next sea-
son.
The Bennington and Rutland base bali
teams respective managers are calling
each other liars, through their respee.
tive papers. A series arranged by these
two teams would draw the base ball
fans out In large numbers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01

fortunate that does Il Immediately
loses caste. Everything done up in
paper is ruled out. One may carry a
magazine or book, ii 1t i not too large,
but mere merchandise should be sent
up BY the delivery cart Or with an orr
DERBY. For this reason the merchants
assert that they lose much Of the trade
of the cadets.
There the prohibition movement in
Annapolis stands Il looks very much
as If the cadets are going to get one
kind Of package. It Is for Captain
Bowyer 10 say which.
The earth is a pretty big subject to
handle III a kttle volume of less than
two hundred pages, and maybe because
IT'S such a Fotund theme. 50 to speak,
big. fat refund eireumlocutorg words
arn't nut Of place. but nevertheless and
Notwithstanding, the shock that the av-
eraae reader gets when he opens a pub
licatioB on Mother Earth issued here BY
the q. 81 Coast and Geodetie Survey is
something awful
The title of this little hand book Is
1The Figure 81 the Earth and isostasy
from Measurements in the United
States" The Isostasy part 81 II sounds
convincing, and if the reader Is curious
he can delve deeper into its pages and
learn some impressive truths.
sThe logical conclusion from the
study 81 the geoid contours for the
United States. taken in connection with
the fact already noted that the eomput
Ed Topography reflections are much
larger than the observed DETECTION Of
the vertical. Ii that some influence must
Be IN operation which produces an I'M.
complete counterbalaneing Of the detlec
lions produced by the typography leav
ing much smaller reflections N the same
direction
Or il this isn't lucid enough, here's
another
eThe problem at present under consid
Grafton Il that az constructing the con
tour lines which will represent the re-
lation Of the irregular geoid to the regu
lar ellipsoid Of revolution known as the
Clarke spheroid Of 1856, which Is sup
posed to be IL The position fixed hy the
adopted United States Standard Datum.
Then, too, one may turn over to page
10f and there find this remarkable
statement 81 face 81 course it's the
truth. surprising as the Information
may be-
"The same principle may be expressed
bv The statement that the two obser
walton equations, one longitude equa
tion. and the other an azimuth equation
for a given station at which both the
astronomic longitude and astronomie
azimuth were observed should show the
same residual OF unexplained prime yer
tical component Of the DETECTION Of the
vertical
Perfectly plain, isn't it A mere child
could understand couldn't It
Wen, the sum total Of the IT'S pages
in this interesting book Of airy persi-
aage gives the lay mind the plain infor-
nation that the equatorial radius Of the
earth Is 6.S7s.2s3 pins-or -minus-3
meters. Alao that the hypothesis that
the outer portion 81 the earth Il a solid
crust few miles thick floating on
liquid substratum Of greater density Is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
0. +. DAVIS SUCCESSFUL.

After a great deal Of effort and CORE
spondence p. r Davis, the popular drug
gist, has succeeded in getting the DR.,
Howard Go. to make special haIf-priee
Introductory offer on the regular fifty
cent size Of their celebrated specific for
The cure Of constipation and dyspepsia
This medicine is a recent discovery for
The cure 81 All diseases Of the stomach
and bowels It not only gives quick re.
lief. but it makes permanent cures
Dr. Howard's specific has been 50 re-
markedly successful in curing constipa-
ton. dyspepsia and all liver troubles,
that D. i. Davis is willing to return the
price paid in every case where It does
not give relief
SO great is the demand for this. specific
that D. F. Davis has been able to secure
only a limited supply. and everyone who
Is troubled with dyspepsia, constipation
81 liver trouble should cali upon him st
once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
HOMELESS NUMBER 5000.
Consul General Says Flood Disaster More
Terrible Than First Advices.

Washington, Sept Consul General
Hanna, at Monterey, Mexico in a tele.
gram dated Monday. says that the food
disaster was more terrible than was at
drst supposed. Twelve hundred persons
are estimated 70 have perished and l5,.
0o0 are now homeless.
Rain continues aud terrible suffering
must follow Americans contributing,
he says, should telegraph their remit
tanees through the banks, as there viii
be no trains Or mails for several days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
HoYr IN HIS NEW OFFICE.
He Begins Work as Counsellor Of State
Department.

He Begins Work as Counsellor Of State
Department.
Washington, Sept. / Henry NJ. Hoyt
who was solicitor general Of the ae-
partment Of justice during President
Rooseyelt's two terms, and whose an.
pointment as eoqnsello} Of the state de.
partment was announced from Beverl
yesterday, has taken the oath OF Office
and entered upon his new duties. It II
understood that Mr.. Hoyt's position
viii be very similar e. that occupied by
the under secretaries of a few European
governments, although he probably viii
have little TO do with the executive 81
administrative branches Of the depart
ment bis duties in the main being adj
visory ID the secretary Of state lie
Will be charged with the duty Of the
preparation treaties with foreign gov
ernments, and Ia d general way viii
advise the secretary 0f state IN all mat
tiers Of international law.
II IL known that Secretary Knox re.
CARDS himself fortunate III securing the
services Of Air. Hoyt for the important
position To which he has been appointed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
DETROIT CONTINUES
TO TAKE GAMES
While Philadelphia and Boston Are Max.
ing a Miserable Shelving in Their
Attempts to Head the Tigers


Detroit continued to run away from
Philadelphia and Boston in the American
league yesterday afternoon, winning
from Boston, to 4, while Philadelphia
was falling down before Chicago by the
score OF 2 to 0, The weakness Of Bos-
tons pitching stan Is telling at this
critical point, while Detroit has sppar.
emily found itself again.
Pittsburg keeps Jogging along in the
National league and is still seven games
ahead Of Chicago, although the Cubs
took New York into camp yesterday with
another shutout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
MAY AMEND FORAKER ACT.
Congress Wants P orto Ricau senti-
meHt

San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept, IL
George Cabot Ward, auditor Of Porto
Rico, has been appointed secretary Of
Porto Rico, to succeed William F. Will
loughby, who has been elected president
OF the Executive Council. Governor
Regis II. Post, at the request 81 Repre-.
sentative NJ. f. Olmsted, chairman of
the committee on insular affairs, IS
consulting the businss men and political
leaders here with regard To the adyis-
ability Of amending the Foraker act at
the coming session Of Congress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01

not true for the United States Of
course this fact i more picturesquely
and graphically presented, IN much bet
ter English than that, but, anyway,
that's the total Of Il.
.The Figure Of che Earth etc. ought
really to be hammock companion
these dog days. It's such sound reading,
and there's So many nice long, high, fat,
thick word-hurdles TO take. Even good
old Or. Johnsons verbal ponderosities
are positively fririlous beside this isos-
tasy and geoid and astronomic azimnth
business
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
Amercan Learue standlng.
Ysstsrdag,. NatIonaI Lsagus seorss.

At Boston, Pittsburg 4 Boston tWil-
lis and Gibsoni More and Graham
At Brooklyn, Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn
4 tFromme and Clark; scanlon, Dent
and MarshalD.
At New York, Chicago 2, New York 0
Brown and Archer Wiltse and Meyerl
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia III, st.
Louis Q tMcSwilan and Doom; Beebe.
Meter and pheipsl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
CANNOT DRIVE m NEW YORK.
Court Order Keeps Droit From Autono,
bile--Sentence Is Suspended.

New York, Sept. lone Of the sew
crest DEGREES ever pronounced BY court
in an effort to discourage automobile
scorehing prohibits Felix Il. Droit, pro-
fessional chauffeur and participant in
the Vanderbilt cup race and many other
speed contests, from ever again driving
car In New York state. Justice Zeller
il the court Of special sessions, suspend
ed sentence in Droit's case yesterday
when be promised to regard these diree-
tions. Droit had been arrested several
times for speeding and has spent some
time in jail and paid several heavy
fines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
MsIah go Finht wlth NsIaon.

Freddie Welsh, who has no con
tenders for the English lightweight
championship since his defeat Of
Young Josephs, is coming to America
10 force Battling Nelson into q match
for the worlds championship Welsh
announces that he win post 5000
forfeit to 80 as a side bet and viii
agree to make 1873 pounds ringside
He win sign articles for a forfy-five
round battle and IS confident that he
can beat Nelson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
Record For The Eel.

The famous PAGER The Eel owned
by Frank Entricken Of Tavistock
broke all records for a half mile track
when he paced a mile in 2.05ik The
hest previous record for the half mile
track was 207M, held By Dan Patch
The first quarter was made IN .301s,
the half IN 102 and the three-quarters
IN 1884,. Conditions were unfavora-
BILE. as the weather was cool and
high wind was blowing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
The Health Dept.

In your bodily system Is looked
after by millions OF little soldiers
IN your blood = those corpuscles
constantly fighting for you.
II this army is well fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hood'e
Sarsaparilla, il will destroy theuncount-
able horde Of germ-enemies that are
attacking you every moment Of your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla viii keep you
free from or will cure you Of scroiula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling and all such ailments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
KILLs coMRApE PLAYING SOLDIER
Shotgun With which They Are Drilling
Is Discharged.

Woodbury. N. n sept. i George
Long, fourteen years old, and Henry
Frederick, fifteen years old, were play
ing soldier At the Frederick farm near
Swedesboro yesterday when the gun
with which they had been drilling was
4 charge Of buekshof severed the Long
boys iugular vein, and he died instant
" The boys did not know that the gun
was loaded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01

At Cleveland, first camel New York
4 Cleveland | Doyle and Sweeney;
Young and Casterlyl lsecond camel
Cleveland 2, New York | lFalkenburg
and Clark; Lake, Warhop and Kleinowl
At St. Louis, st. Lonis 2, Washington
3 tPelty and stephens; Witherup, Smith,
Street and Slatteryl
At Chicago, Chicago ?, Philadelphia 0
tSmith and Sullivan; Morgan. Krause,
and Livingston and Thomasl
At Detroit, Detroit 7, Boston 4 tKil.
Ian and Schmidt; Hall, KargeF and Car.
rigan).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
aFrauds upon the PUBLIC

IS what some physicians have called pat
ent medicines, and il Is undeniably true
that some are frauds and some are even
worse, because they are injurious. On
the other hand, there are many patent
medicines such as Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and others, which
are Of real worth, and are recommended
by physicians Of recognized standing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
BRITISH TENNIS TEAM HERE.
The Players win Compete at PhiIadeI
phia in Devils Cup Preliminary.

New York, Sept. THE British ten
mis- players who win compete against
the American team at Philadelphia on
Sept. II, TO decide which country shall
send men to Australia to contest for the
Davis international trophy arrived yes
terday on the steamer Kron Prinz Will
helm. The visiting team is composed Of
j G. Parke, @. P. Dixon and w. G.
Crawley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
Will SERVE SPAIN.

Men Of High Rank Enlist as Phi
Yates.
Madrid, Sept. by royal decree 81
soo men are declared liable for military
service IN 1909. This IS almost double
the number IF preceding years The
sons Of many men Of high position, in
Guiding the Minister Of Public Works,
nave joined The army as priyates
Dispatches from Afehila say that Il
was quiet thereabouts yesterday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
POPE I'M A QUAKE.
Earth a-Shaidng In Italy as Albany
Peenrds Trenov

s77IIll . ss7E1ll-lll8 II NEaEI % EAIg1lNy
Records Tremor.
Rome, Sept. IAN earthquake shock
Of considerable force and of several Sec
0Dds duration was felt here at 2s40
p. m. yesterday afternoon. People
rushed out of their houses into the
streets terror stricken.
The Pope felt the shock while seated
Ia his room at the vatican and hurried
to his gardens to zee what was the trou-
BE was about.
Up to the present, no fatalities or in
igpies have been reported.