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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
PRESIDENT
IN YOSEMITE
Takes Three Days Rest Before
ReSuming Trip
ENJOYING SIMPLE LIFE
And Eating Ham and Eggs and Beef
Steak for a change-campirg
in the National
Park.
ENJOYING SIMPLE LIFE

ri Portal, Cal, Oct. When Presi-
dent Taft stepped out Of his car here
last night, Re left all the cares and
troubles Of his l3000,mile trip behind
him ana turned his face towards Yo-
semitic valley, intent upon three days
III pleasure and rest The president is
the bravest banquet soldier in his party
but oilded menus with their long string
OF awful secrets are beginning to pail
even on him. Dufing his stay In the
valley the president will refuse TO con.
suit even the common every day hotel
bill OF fare. The president has had
enough fancy dining and his soul yearns
for ham and eggs, plain broiled beef
steak and potatoes with onions. lie viii
get them. as CALIFORNIA; governor has
given bis sacred word to look after that
end Of the program and has promised the
president real taste Of the simple
life.
The president referred in several
speeches before Ms arrival here to his
10y over the prospect Of a rest At
Tracey. he said; 4 feel Ike boy out
If school after examination ! don't
want to do anything bit smile and think
It over H0wsye. il Is very pleasant
while you are going through x, but i
dives plenty Of reason for sleep
The president stopped IN a hotel over
night. but started ont into the valley
early IN The morning. One Of the FIRST
wonders that he will view will be the
lannon's Bridal Veil Falls
The presidents party will travel in
two coaches
Recent rains have laid the dust and
the president has been assured that his
trip will be made under most enjoyable
conditions The governor 81 the state,
Senator Flint and most OF CALIFORNIA;
representatives in Congress win make
the trip through the valley with him.
The trip down to the floor Of the
valley Is usually made on mule back
but the president viii walk. He Il look
ing ont for bis own safety but at the
same time be has some pity for Yosemite
mules Re will come out Of the valley
again Saturday night, resunling his trip
south to Los Angeles the following morn.
ing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At Brooklyn. Brooklyn 4, New York l,
batteries, Seanlon and Marshall; Kla-
witter and Wilson; second camel New
York 5, Brooklyn 4 batteries, Drueke
and Schlei; Fletcher and Dunn.
AT ST Louis Chicago 3, ST. Louis
0. batteries, Cole and Moran Higgins
and Bliss; sseeond camel Chicago s. ST.
Louis 1 batteries, Schwenk. Reulbaeh
and Moran Beebe, Meter and Bliss
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 2, Bos-
ton l, batteries McQnillan and Doom !;
Brown and Reardon; second camel
philadelhia 7 Boston / batteries, Fpxen
and DOOM, Evans and Reardon
Exhibition game at New York, Detroit
8, New York 2, batteries, McGinnity and
Stanage Mathewson, Lake, Blair and
Farrell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
MIX WINS CUP RACE
IN AMERICAN BALLOON
In the Air Three Days in Flight from
Zurich.

In the Air Three Days in Flight from
Zurich.
Zurich, Oct. 1.-THE American balloon
America II, Of which Edgar w Mix Of
Columbus, O, was the pilot, has won
the international cup race. The balloon,
which was the only American represen-
tative among the seventeen which start
Cd from this place last SUNDAY night,
landed at C'utown. northeast Of War
saw, Russian Poland, Monday morning
Mix's nearest competitor was Alfred
lie Blanc, the French pilot. who landed
al town in Hungary on Monday after
noon. Beauclair. one Of the Swiss con
testants landed Tuesday afternoon in
Silesia; Messner. the other Swiss pilot,
came down the same day ia another part
Of Silesias the Belgian Geerts land a
Monday morning IN Bohemia and Nickel
Of Germany came down Monday after
noon in Hungary. Tile other balloons
landed at various other places during
the first twenty four hours.
Seven nations were represented by the
seventeen starters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
National League Standing
Base Bali Notes.

Manager Hugh Jennings Of the Detroit
team expects TO pitch George Aiullin in
the opening game with Pittsburg.
All the reserved seats are sold for
Monsay and Tuesday in The post season
games which Will be played III Detroit
on those dates At Pittsburg nearly
$4,000 has been returned to fans who
have applied for tickets for the games
in that city.
Tie dope which has been handed out
the past few DAYS by experts regarding
the worlds championship series. which Is
to BE- held al Pittsbure and Detroit. ii
about equally divided ii The favorinp II
the two teams. The betting odds are
q little IN favor Of the Pirates.
Part Of che Detroit team PLAYED TIE
New York Americans yesterday after
noon in a benefit game for sam Crane.
the old Detroit player.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF
Will Make America Baldhsaded Nation
If Not Checked.

M Pasteur, the great French physician
OF Paris, once said i believe We shall
one dag rid the world OF all diseases
caused By germs"
Dandruf il caused by germs, fact
accepted BY all physicians.
Dandrntf is the root Of all hair evils.
II it were not for the little destructive
germs working with a persistency wor.
thy Of d better cause, there would be no
badness.
Partisan Sage will kin the dandruff
germs and remove dandrufT in two weeks
or money back
The Red Cross Pharmacy guarantees it.
It will stop itching scalp, falling hair
and makes the hair grow thick and
abundant
1t puts life and lustre into the hair
and prevents It from turning gray.
Il IS the hair dressing par excellence,
daintily perfumed and free from grease
sickness. It is the favorite with wo.
men Of taste and culture who know the
social value Of fascinating hair
A large bottle costs only so cents at
leading druggists everywhere. and in
Barre by the Bed Cross Pharmacy. The
girl with the suburb hair l. On every
package.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
YESTERDAYS roof BALL SCORES.
Holy Cross Holds Yale Down to IL
Points.

The foot bah games Of yesterday were
somewhat Of a surprise for the many
lovers Of the game. in that Il vas ex.
pected that Yale and the other larger
institutions would roll up larger scores
against their opponents than they did.
As it turned out, Yale had . hard time
with Holy Cross, which is much stronger
this year than last, and with difficulty
scored twice on them
Princeton also found Tartar in Villa
nova, but Brown trimmed up Bates with
ease. although no surprising score was
tailed Annapolis defeated the team
from ST. Johns college, hut we're scored
on, thus taking some Of the iustre from
the victory Exeter managed to score
twice on Cushing academy. The scores
Of the games are as follows.
AT Princeton, Princeton Y, Villanoya
10.
At Providence. Brown VI Bates O.
At New Haven, Yale y, Holy Cross
%.
At Annapolis, Naval academy 10, st.
Johns 6.
At Exeter, Exeter II, Gushing 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07

Says The Public Is Inaamed Against
II

New York, Oct, THE American
Tee company which is charged BY the
state with making contracts in re-
straint Of trade. tried yesterday to OBJ
tain an adjournment Of the four in
dIetments against il and secure spec
ial panel Of jurors Its lawyers CON
tended that the public mind had been
50 nfamed against the corporation that
with an ordinary panel Of Jurors fair
trial would be impossible. Printed
matter and cartoons hostile to the com.
pany were presented ia proof If these
assertions Arguments were heard ~
Justice Charles b. Wheeler Of Buffalo.
who was especially assigned to the case
by Governor Hughes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
ITCHING IRRITATION
Worst Form of Skin Trouble Quickly
Cured BY Inexpensive Treatment.


Cured BY Inexpensive Treatment.
When you suffer with any skin iron.
Bile. even though tie telling seems "a
hearable, do not think that il is neces-
safy % use some disgusting greasy
ointment Try Hokara, pure and
simple skin food, that IS guaranteed to
contain no grease OF acids and which i
% clearly that it does not soil the lin-
en-.
Its power to instantly relieve any ir.
ritation Of the skin and make It soft,
white and beautiful IS almost miracu-
lons.
Not only are minor skin troubles. like
pimples, blackheads, acne, mrber's itch
etc., quickly cured, but the worst III
GERS or eases 81 salt rheum or eczema
are cleansed and healed By this Won
derful skin fond.
In order that any one may Try Ho-
kara at small expense d. +. Davis IS
selling a liberal sized jar At 25c and in
addition guarantee 10 refund the money
if the treatment does not do ali that
IS claimed for it. Larger size 80 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07

Collins and Curtis Involved in Seder-
quist and Barry Troubles.

Boston, Oct. 7.-Charlea II. Rollins,
i member 81 the firm Of Freeman Roll
Inns & company, bankers and a former
member Of the governors council. snr-
rendered himself at police headquarters
yesterday, and was arrested on secret
indictment returned BY the Suffolk
county grand jury. in connection with
the Bankruptcy Of Sederqnist, Barry &
company Tho Indictment charges the
larceny Of sll6530 III l29 counts.
A fourth arrest in connection with
saderquist, Barry { company's troubles
was that Of Harry r Curtis of Brook
lyn, broker who surrendered himself
at police headquarters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
HEARST is NOMINATED
Independence League Enters Candidate
in MayoraIty Race.

New York, Oct. Z William R Hearst
was put in nomination for mayor last
evening &c Cooper Union at enc Of the
most enthusiastic and uproarious meet
ings that even the great hall Of Cooper
Union has known This long while. The
meeting was organized by the Indepen-
denee league but as it has not the
force Of party convention, the "nami-
nation has Of conrsc as yet no legal
standing. The meeting. however, took
measures to give legal effect to IT'S
wishes and adopted resolutions appoint
ing committee to take al the neees-
sary legal measures to put in formal
nomination a complete city ticket
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
PEARY Is ANXIOUS.
To Submit His Proofs Of Pole Discovery
to Scientists

Washington. Oct. Commander
peary has accepted the invitation Of the
National Geographical society to submit
his polar records for the examination
Of polar commission Peary notified
Professor Mills Moore, chief Of the
weather bnreau and president Of the So
Getty Of bis acceptance in the following
telegram sent from New York yester-
day:
Copy 81 society's resolutions lust re-
cefyed I am rot only willing hut desire
TO submit my record and data to a com
mission Of American scientists that II
inpartially selected
Or. Cook announced while here Satur-
day that no was willing to submit al
his polar data to the American Geo
graphical and scientific societies at the
same time he submitted II to the scien-
fists Of the university Of Copenhagen.
provided some arrangement can be made
for the simultaneous announcement III
the verdict of the various societies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
BY Our Formula

We produce In Moods SaFsapariIla
q medicine that has an unap-
preached record Of cures or
Scrotula, eczema, erupti0nas catarrh,
rheumatism, anemia, nervousness, that
tired feeling, loss Of appetite, etc.
The combination and proportions OF
the more than twenty different remedial
agents contained in Hood s Sarsaparilla
are known only TO ourselves, 80 there
can be no substitute.
This medicine makes healthy and
strong the Little Soldiers In your
blood, those corpuscles that fight the
disease germs constantly attaching YOU
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
KILLS WIFE AND SELL.
Former Prominent Figure in Mercantile
Business Commits Crime.

Highland, H.. Oct. 7.Iewis r;inxel,
former city treasurer and until two
years ago prominent figure ii the
mercantile business Of the city. shot and
instantly killed his wife. Addie, at their
home III the presenee OF their fiYe chill
dren last evening. and then brushing
aside the screaming little ones went into
the summer kitchB barred the door,
and seating himself in chair. fred q
bullet into his own brain. lie had been
drinking heavily
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07

appointed George B. Rives, the American
charge d'atfaires at Vienna, to represent
this government at the international pre-.
liminary congress on the suppression Of
the White Slave Traffic" which Is now
in session at Vienna.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07

Two Old Ships Have Part in celebra-
ton.

CatskilI. \. y. Oct z. The Half
Moon, The elermont and their naval es-
coft arrived here Yesterday from Kings
ton to participate in Gatskills day Of
the Hudson Fulton celebration. Cover
nor Hughes delivered an address from
the steps Of the court house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
ENTIRE TRAIN DERArLED.
Four Persons Dead and Thirty Injured
as Result Of Wreck.

Dallas Texas, Oct. 1.-THE Gulf. Col
orado and Santa Fe train from Kansas
City to Galveston was yesterday wrecked
at Heiderheimer. -four miles south Of
Temple -Four persons are dead and 30
injured. A defective rail caused the en-
tire train to turn over 1ha baggage
and express car caught fire and burned
with their contents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
BURLINGTON HIGH WINS.
vergennes High Defeated Is to at Bur
lnglsn Yesterday.

Burlington, Oct THE Burlington
high school team defeated the team from
Vefgennes high school yesterday after.
noon by the score Of p to O The locals
had an easy time, scoring Ave touch
downs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
AVENGED WIFE.
Physician Who Killed Man Has Been
Acquitted

Brewton, Ala, Oct. 7.-Dr. Thomas
:. Bedgood was acquitted here yesterday
Of the murder Of James A. Gleason.
whom he shot The defense simply prov
cd that Gleason made seandalous re-
marks about Mrs. Bedgood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
STORM BREAKS WIRES.

Live High Tension Wires Down in The
Streets Cause Death Of Editor.
Way Cross. Ca, Oct. This place
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-07
More TaIk Of Eliot for Ambassador.
Wickersham and Nagel Return.

Attorney General Wicisersham and
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor Nagel
returned here yesterday Mr.. Wicker.
sham during the summer vacation at.
tended to a good deal a Official business
in New York City Secretary Nagel
comes from Boston. after stay at his
summer home in Marion, Mass.
TO Attend White Slave Congress.
Acting Secretary Of State Adee has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
MORE OF THEM WANT IT.

Ia addition 10 those subscribing 10
the athletic club. printed on another
page. are these
Henry G. Tolan. l4s4 Chemeketa
ST..
W b. Ruggles. r. r, ID. No. 3.
Ray West. 1929 Saginaw 81.
August Neugebauer. l1O7 South
Commercial st.
Walter Page s34 South CONNER
citl St
Kenneth Bayne, Liberty and Belle
view SITS
Milo Rasmussen. ans Miller 81.
Clay Cary. 4s2 South High 81.
e. VieskO. South Liberty 81.
Karl Neugebauer. llO7 South Com
mercial ST.
Everett Arnold. l247 South Com
meTcial St.
Ross Van Osdal, 1Ss Miller 81.
r southwiek. Twelfth and Marion
ss.
Homer Hunt. 620 South Church 81.
George johnson. 1895 South High.
John W Holman. 844 Front ST.
Alex ID. Frank, 222 NH ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08

district court in Kansas CITY MO-
lei r. Clotfolter. assistant solicitor
of the Santa Fe. ono or the parties To
the suit. said today;
81 have had no direct information
AS To the decision. but II decided In
the way YOU say, It means big VIC
tory for the railroads. This suit is
a pioneer case TO test the rights OF
the various states 10 regulate railroad
passenger and freight rates.
"In this case. the railroads have
entered new field and have CON
tended that the two-cont rate is prae-
ticaliy confiscatory
In Pennsylvania the decision ia
yoring the railroads year ago was
by the state courts. This Is much
wider and more sweeping decision
| have no doubt that the decision VIII
be carried To the supreme court OF the
United States. But this is "A big vie
tory. The scope OF United States
court decision is much greater than
that of usual state courts. and ] be-
lieye this Is the first decision OF this
kind ever handed down by a United
States Judge"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
PENSIONS FOR
ENGLAND'S POOR

elderly and infrm, who have not
reached the time OF life 70 entltle
them to old age pensions. and have
always borne good characters, are
to be admitted to special institutions,
where overy effort will be made to
permit them to end their years In
comfort. and without loss of self-re-
spect.
Children will, under no ciroum-
stances be permitted to remain in In
stitutions from which the stigma OF
pauperism will attach to them in sf-
ter life. Girls will be boarded
out" In. suitable families, which are
to assume direct responsibility for
their education. Boys will be taken
into technical training schools, and
brought up to trades or for service In
the army or navy, as they may elect.
II Ia with regard to the able-bodied
but temporarily destitute-the invol-
unfairly idle, or those who refuse to
work-that the most startling inno-
yations are proposed.
For those who will not work when
given the opportunity seml-penal es-
tablishmonts will be created, and
here the offenders will be kept under
almost prison-llke discipline until
they give evidence OF disposition to
become respectable members of 40
ciety.
Aside from the legislation the Lib
erals propose, the poor law reform
commissions report makes an urgent
appeal for coordination between pri-
vate charity--whlch the commission
ers say generally only demoraliEes--
and public assistance II IL pointed
out, too, that whore persons well sit
uated In life can, without snobbery,
enter tho homes OF their poorer
neighbors as counsellors and friends
their mere kindly interest frequent
, ly translates itself into material ben
eft without the sllghtest taint OF
: charity.
. Il is upon these closer relation
ships between rich and poor and no.
I on the narrowing OF the gulf between
H.. them that the commission, and, Incl
dentally the present British govern
: ment depend TO solve the problem o
g destitutlon and pwuperism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
SUIT OVER TRADE
FOR STOCK SHARES

C. F. Elgin has fled a complaint
with the county clerk against 5. H.
Snyder. ct ux.. 70 enjoin them from
disposing Of certain property. Fhe
alleges that synder was
former stockholder and director In
the salem BOX & Lumber Co., eapi-
talized al s14.4OO. and was the own
er OF S5 shares. synder Is then
alleged 20 have offered these shares
for sale OF trade. which offer was ae-
cepted by c. F. Elgin, who. In tura'
met the agreement with $500 worth
OF land. II was afterward diseoV-
cred. according 70 the complaint that
the salem BOX 4 Lumber Co. was
bankrupt. and the shares were OF no
value. and that Snyder offered worth
less shares for sale. Therefore klgla
asks the court TO make suitable set
tlement in the matter and avt9Fd tho
plaintiffs all costs apd Disbursements
of the suit. Attorneys Kaiser ana
Pogue appear for the plaintiff
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
SMALL INTEREST IN o
SIX DAY PEDESTRIANS

New York, March S'-Dineeh anu
Prouty. two long-distanee WaiAois
had covered 81 miles Of go-as-you-
please pedestrian match scheduled 10
last six days at Madison Square Jar
den az 10 O'Clock today spring anu
Adams had passed the seventy S-h'A'h
mile
The other men apparently "u'
classed the youngsters in the twenty
seven teams which have entered lhe
contest. There was a small ero"d
present and the indications are 'ha'
the promoters will lose heaFhy ~
naneially unless there Is great
crowd In attendance next SATURDAY
night when the contest ends
One of the most determined par''o''
pants is Hartley Of Kansas Cl'y' va"
rode hrakebeam part OF the way 10
reach the city. Seven teams dropped
out during the night and smaliNood-
Curran. the scoteh-Welsh team aull
after the eleventh hour leaving 20
teams in the race.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
BILL ANDERSON
GOING TO AFRICA

william Anderson. sometimes
known as BILL" has retired from
business after so many years that the
oldest inhabltant can't remember
when he wasn't in business. and is
going 10 do something else william
Bill Anderson Is father. grand
father and a great grand father ana
he says he Is going TO add another
great" to his title before he crosses
the divide on quitting business. he
selected the finest gun from his col
lection, an old-time blunderbuss.
with a mouth like "Galusha," AMI
a nint-loek combination that would
hang hre like an oregon legislature
electing a United states senator, be-
fore the primary law was adopted,
and he insists that he has had an In
yitation TO join Roosevelt In his AZ
rloan trip. Bill IS stlll wearing a
crutch hut says he IL only doing II
for style. Bill says he isn't much on
elephants, never having run hotel
or had any business with the trunks;
but when Il comes 70 the "rhInocer-
oses" with one or two horns" he
can give the president-that-was some
pointers. He knows a man. who. he
says. has seen more snakes. eorriilas
and freak combinations than the
president can ever hope 70 meet. Bill
goes along as interpreter In general.
and encyclopedia universal as 10 an
imals fowls or anything else tina;
stumps Teddy
The writer's personal opinion Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
UNITED Press Leased wire. J

London, March Son the
strength of report recently made
to the English ministry by a commits
sion appointed four years ago, to In
vestigate methods and revise ini-
provements in the country's system
of caring for its dependent poor. tn >
liberal party's leaders in parliament
today began the drafting of new
code of laws for the care of those
in the community who must rely up
on others for assistance or support.
The Liberals central idea is that
poverty should cease to be regarded
as crime, and be recognized as q
social disease, the scientific treat
ment of which is the country's duty.
The most drastic changes will be nee
essary to accomplish this result.
At the very outset the existing
system OF administering poor re-
lief" is to be entirely wiped out. At
present II is in the hands, In each
community, OF q committee known
az "the board OF guardians" Free
quently corrupt and generally in
competent, these bodies have been
recklessly wasting the taxpayers
money for n century, while their
charges have either been entirely ne
elected or pauperized in the most
humillating fashion.
Charity has been dispensed in two
ways. Applicants for assistance have
either received "out door relief
amounting to so cents weekly. OF
they have been compelled 10 enter
the poor house-"work houses" ~
they are called in England.
The work house has always beer
regarded I'm Great Britain as infinite
ly lower than prison. inside 4
husbands and wives are separated
hldeous uniforms must he worn. and
no matter how hard or usefully they
may have worked during their lives
the inmates are treated az actual en-
emles OF society--worse, In fact, be
cause less serviceable than criminals
The acceptance either OF "ou
door" or work house relief complete
! Inv disfranchlses the recipient.
Work houses, as at present const
tuted, are also TO be abolished. tn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-08
DECISION CAUSES
MUCH COMMENT

United Press Leased Wire
Jefferson City Mo. March Sin
discussing Judge McPherson's rate de
cision today. Governor Hadley said
that IL must be accepted as the law
until the question can be submitted
10 the supreme court OF the United
States. He said that he thought that
the decision was wrong. goes without
saying. He intimated that the cases
will be appealed.
Attorney General Majors today de-
elared that an appeal 10 a higher
court from Judge McPhersOn's deei-
sion would be taken Immediately. A
formal court decree was entered this
afternoon making permanent the tenn
pOrary injunetiOns issued against the
state OF Missouri restraining the state
from enforcing the maximum fare
and freight rate laws.