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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
NO MORE DISTRESS
FROM THE STOMACH
All Misery from Dyspepsia, Gas, Indi-
gestion and Heartburn vaniahes
and You viii Feel Fine in
Five Minutes.

Every family here ought to keep some
Diapepsn ID The house, as any one Of
yon may have an attack Of Indigestion o.
stomach trouble at any time, day o.
night
This harmless preparation viii digest
anything you eat aud overcome dis
tressed out .ol order stomach five min
utes after9ards
II your mesls don't tempt you, or what
little you DO eat seems 20 hll You, Of lays
bike q hump 81 lead In your stomach, Oh
if you have heartburn, that e q sign of
indigestion
Ask your pharmacist for q 50.ceni case
of Pape's Diapepsin and take q little
just az coon a. you can. There will be
no sour risings no helching 81 undiRested
FOOD mixed with acid. no stomach gas Or
heartburn. fuilness o. heavy feeling IN
fhe stomach nausea facilitating head.
aches dizziness OK intestinal gripping
This VIII an 90, and besides there win
BE no sour food left over h the stomach
To poison your breath with nauseous
odors
Pape's Dlapepsin is certain cure for
0ut-of order stomachs. because It pre-
vents fermentation and takes hold 81
your food and diQesis it just the same
as 4 your stomach wasn't there
Relief IN five minutes from en- stom
aeh misery is at any drug store, waiting
for you.
These large 50.cent cases contain more
Than sufficient 70 cure almost any chronic
case Of dyspepsia. Indigestion Or any 9th
er stomach trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Pinch0t's Counsel ReSeIts AL
leg edReIlectiOn
.BY ONE OF COMMITTEE
Attorney Pepper Hot--Davis Contra
diets Ballinger-chief Engineer Of
Reclamation Service contin-
ues Testimony.

Washington, March IA sharp CLASH
occurred between Senator Nelson, chair
man Of the Bsllingel pinchot committee
and Attorney Pepper counsel for Clifford
piuchot. near the close 81 Saturdays ses
sion Of the inquiry. when Mr. Nelson ac
eused the lawyer with @triaing' Will
the committee.
White with anger Mr., Pepper demand
"a Il that was the Judgment Of the com.
mittee. and when several members cx-
claimed, let it pass" be said a reaec.
ton had been cast upon him. and he
questioned the senator's right to make
such an accusation.
Ar Pepper was referring to several
letters in The record in an endsavor to
have Chief Engineer Davis II ire recla-
nation service. who was on the stand,
refute several statements attributed to
Secretary Ballinger to the effect that
restorations Of certain lands in The West
to public entry, after they were with.
drawn under Secretary Balllnger. had
been made on recommendation Of the
reclamation service.
In each instance Ia which the question
was put, tho witness replied that Mr.
Ballinqef made misstatement
DR.. Davis concluded bis testimony BE-.
fore the committee yesterday and was
excused at the end Of the day. He fatty
contradicted Secretary Ballinger in sew.
erai statements, and said the two did
not agree on many reclamation matters.
although he hoped both were sim good
friends.
The so.salled "hlack tents affair fg-
ursd conspicuonsly 10 Mr.. Davis testi.
money. lie said that +. T. Perkins, pur
chasing agent for the reclamation service
at Chicago. went through the West lec.
turing ia q black tent g advertise reela-
nation work under unders of Secretary
Ballinger. The officials Of the service
were subsequently informed, Ne said.
that Perkins was getting an allowance
Of $500 a month from the Hartman
railway lines. besides Bis $500 salary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
DISEASE IN PAPER MONEY.
One One 81 Note Were Pound 100000
Microbes Of Various Kinds.

Washington March a. Germs-92, (.
100000 o. them were found on a
single 81 bin BY scientists Of the de-
lpartment Of agriculture The bin was
exceptionally dirty IN the big colony
that was tanving on The bin were the
bacteria Of smallpox, scarlet fever,
typhoid fever. tuberculosis and diph-
therin. The rest Of the population we're
supposed to Be harmless
These facts were disclosed Saturday
BY Representative Wiley Of New Jersey,
while arguing before tie subcommittee
Of the house banking and currency com.
miitee in favor Of his bin Ia give the
population Of the country clean mon.
ey
One one dollar bin examined by
microscopic for Mr.. Wiley. showed the
presence Of no less than 100000 Hv-
ing organisms Of various kinds. Among
this little collection were the bacteria
of smallpox scarlet fever, typhoid fever,
tuberculosis and dipatheria. The rest
of the population were supposed to be
harmless
One bill examined BY the scintists Of
the agricultural department. showed tile
presence 81 l35ls000 living micro
organisms said Wiley eTho secretary
said THAT they did nor find any germs
% metal money | could have told him
that fl advance. The action II the
metal ii coins, especially copper seems
to be hard on the microbes, and if any
get on they die within few hours
They win live and thrive on paper
money for a long time. We find that
the dollar bill, which are the most fra
quently circulated, are the worst from
b sanitary point Of view The larger
the bin, the fewer bacteria, ats i rule.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
WINS BET $4,000 BY
SAVING $3.50 in 2 YEARS
Student Unframed to Work Holds Eleven
Different Jobs within That Period
Of Time.

ST. Louis, NO, March lf-Elmer T.
Won vleet Of Elmira, n. T.. student
Of social economy, has gone y his home
to collect a wager Of $4,000. made two
years ego. thar he could save 500 IN
twenty four months working as Jay
laborer.
A. Y. Nickel proprietor Of the Elmifa
Courier. Is the loser n the wager re
admitted bis defeat h q Telegram to Won
Vleet Monday. when the winner notified
him that his bank account now totlled
$3.50.
The wager followed an argument be-
tween the two men, Mekeel maintaining
that q young man 81 to-day without
special training has no chance to save
money.
NonVleet started ont with q pocket
knife and IS. Under an assumed name.
Elmer Gray BE- worked IS a laboref in
Columbus and Cincinnati o., and Aurora,
lil. finally drifting to 81 Louis where
b. held three Jobs. Tho latest Job was
Bis bsst place. driving a milk wagon
at $40 month. Re held eleven Jobs
during the two years and says but two
Of Dis employers treated him like a
white man"
His shortest tenure Of fob was m
Cincinnati, where he quit after working
one day in restaurant when he saw
The cook wiping her nose on dish
cloth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
CALHOUN DAY AT THE CAPITOL.
Ceremonies Of dwelling and Accepting
the Statue Of John c. Calhoun.

Ceremonies Of dwelling and Accepting
the Statue Of John c. Calhoun.
Washington. March "a Saturday
was John G. Calhoun day at the MAJ
tional capitol. the OCCASION being The
acceptance by Congress Of the statue Of
South Caroina's greatest statesmen.
Before the two houses assembled there
were exercises appropriate 20 the un-
yelling Of the statue In statuary Hall.
The unwilling was executed BY Miss
Margaret Adams Gist and Mrs Robert
Moultrie Batton. both of South Caro-.
lima There were speeches by Gov.
Ansel and former Lieutenant. Governor
Mauldin Of South Carolina, who paid
tribute to Calhoun's memory.
When the Senate met the resolution
accepting the statue was adopted, and
Calhoun orations were delivered BY Sem
ators Lodge Of Massachusetts, and
Smith Of South Carolina Senator Till
man would have made the opening adj
dress but for bis illness
The exercises in the Horse incident
10 the acceptance BY Congress. Of the
statue Of Calhoun, began at o'clock
and continued until adjournment. The
principal address was delivered by Rep
resentative Mccall Of Massachusetts,
Speeches were also delivered by mem.
bers Of the South Carolina delegation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Romulus ana Remus.

Simeon Ford al the recent hotel men
banquet told more than his usual guam,
fifty of timely stories
Apropos Of foreign travel Mr.. Ford
said
The marsh raw winds of March viii
soon be on its, and happy will they be
then who are on the Riviera IN Egypt
or In Rome
y met man az the hotel the other
dag who had Just returned from Rome.
Wells ! said how did You like
the old town.
a very artistic city, that's what
Rome IS. he replied
TELL me, said I. what work Of art
struck you most in Romeg
Well sir said be. If yon ask me.
| must say that what struck ne most
was that goldurned metal group Of
Romeo aud Juliet deriving their nutri.
ment from shewoii Philadelphia
Rullatin-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Azure 10y Smoky lamps

To have lamps burning their bright
est the bowls should be kept full Of
oil and the burners free from oil and
charred wick. The burners can easily
be cleaned BY boiling occasionally for
half an hour in strong solution Of
Gold Dust washing POWDER wipe on a
cloth and they viii be as good as new.
Clean the chimney BY washing in
warm water to which has been added
q teaspoonfui Of Gold Dust wash
ing powder and wipe dry On soft
towel; polish with old newspaper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Mss BLooDGooD's BODY FoUuD.
Heiress Evidently Had Thrown Herself
Into a Pond

Into a Pond
Lakewood n j. March 1.-THE body
Of Miss Helen Boodgood, daughter Of
William Bloodgood, 81 New York, and
an heiress to q large fortune was found
in Lake Carafaljo, near Lakewood, SAT-
urday afternoon The young woman
disappeared from her home On Wednos.
day night Tie body. clad only II ere
nighteown Miss Bloodgood wore when
sac disappeared, was found BY two
townsmen. who had been dragging the
bottom for three days The body lay 10
about To feet 81 water, 30 feet from the
shore, near a small rustic span known
as Kissing bridge" It was fully iden-
titled ~ the two nurses, who had charge
Of Miss Bloodgood when she fed last
Wednesday night from the cottage IF
Leslie r. Fort son Of Gov. Fort Of
New Jersey. A cursory examination BY
Coroner Hagamsn showed no Indications
Of murder, and It is supposed that the
girl ran barefoot, through the wood6 To
the lake, half a mile away, and threw
herself into the water
Miss Bloodgood's parents had been
searching the neighhorhood in automo.
biles for their daughter and we're away
when tho body was found When no
titled Saturday night, they were both
prostrated and could not be SEEN Tire
body will probably be taken to the
Bloodgood home in New York and the
funeral arrangements made there
Miss Bloodgood had been al Lakewood
for two weeks under the care Of ~
physician and two nurses She had
suffered from disordered nerves for q
number of years and exhibited con
slant displeasure at the restrictions put
upon her liberty. on Wednesday night
she elnded the nurses, jumped through
window on the lower floor and es
capped Her disappearance was not no
tieed until two hours after she had
gone. Nine years ago she disappeared
in similar mysterious fashion but
was found IN few days All kinds Of
elews 80 to her whereabouts have been
run down since The young woman dis
appeared and the suicide theory was
the last entertained BY her relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Free If Fails
Your Money Back if You Are Not Salts
lied with the Medicine we Recon-


We are 10 positive that eur remedy
gll permanently relieve constipation, no
matter how chronic it may be, that we
offer to furnish the medicine at our OK.
pense should it fail to produce satisfac-
tory results.
ii is worse than useless to attempt e
sure constipation with cathartic drugs
LaxatiVes Of eatharties do much harm
They cause a reaction, initiate and weak
IA the bowels ard tend to make constipa-
ton more chronic Besides, their use be-
comes a habit that IS dangerous.
Constipation Il caused by q weakness
IF TIE nerves and muscles Of the large
intestine or descending colon To expect
permanent relief you must therefore
tome Up and strengthen these organs and
restore them to healthier activity.
The discovery IF the active principle
az our remedy involved the labor OF the
worlds greatest research chemists. As
an active agent it possesses the valuable
qualities Of the best known intestinal
tonics as well as being particularly
pleasant and prompt IN lis results.
WE want you to try Rsxall 0rderlies
81 our recommendation. They are ex-
eeedingly pleasant to take. being eaten
IKE eandy, and are ideal for children,
delicate persons and Old folks, as well as
FOR the robust They act directly on the
nerves and muscles Of the bowels They
apparently have neutral action Oh oth-
er associate organs CT glands They do
not purge, cause excessive looseRess nor
create any inconvenience whatever They
may BE taken at any time, day Or night.
They viii positively relieve chronic OF
habitual constipation. e not Of surgical
variety. and the myriads 81 associate 81
dependent chronic ailments, # taken with
regularity for a reasonable length Of
time. They ceTne Ii two sizes 81 pack
ages. p tablets, 10 cents; SO tablets. 25
cents. Sold ii Barre only at our store
The Rcxall Store. The Red Cross Phar-
macy. Burt z. Wells. proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
WHY BASKET BALL
HAS LOST ITS FAVOR
Reasons Given for Sports Decline in the
East-coIlege Coach Gives His
Views.

The failure Of the sterling indoor
game Of basketball TO retain firm
bold III the college athletic world Is
e subject OF much speculation. With
the exception Of Columbia and Penn
sylvania and q few OF the smaller
colleges interest IN the sport seems 70
be tagging Yale cut down It's sched-
ule this year. The game seems 70 be
IN a wishy-wsshy state at Cornell and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
BOSTON FIREMAN KILLED.
Explosion in Railway work Shop Causes
sz0o.o0o Fire

- fAaatsA ~ As-AaNA1 WIN say - sfN
100000 Fire.
Boston March l4 Fire which caused
"a damage Of 100000 and resulted in
ihe death Of one fireman and serious
injury to another destroyed the work
shop Of the Boston Elevated railway
ia TIE South end Saturday The two
frsmen, Capt Ianegan ard Hoseman
Hartmah were buried under falling
vail at the City hospital. to which
they were taken. it was found Saturday
night that Capt Laneean was III crit.
zeal condition, one Of his legs and both
Of bis arms having been broken. besides
other injuries Ha died a few hours later.
Hartman had one leg fractured. but It is
believed that he win recover. The heavi-
est loss came through the destruction Of
large amount Of valuable machinery
The fire started from the explosion 81 a
can Of naptha on the second aoor Of
the three story brick building, which was
located At Harrison avenue, Albany street
and Union park
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Mccall Bin EayOrabIy Report
ed to Congress
CAN BE FORCED TOA VOTE
Favorable Report Is Ordered, 4 to 2
Bill penaliles Secrecy Of Election
Funds-P Passage BY the House
Is Probable.

Washington, March 4.--Compulsory
publicity for election campaign eontri.
buttons and expenses came a great way
nearer to being an accomplished fact
Saturday, when the House committee
on elections Of president vice president
and members 81 Congress reported with
a favorable recommendation the bin i'm
troduced BY Representative Mccall @
Republican member from Massachusetts,,
which has been reposing in that commit
tee almost since the present session
began.
Action on The measure was accom-.
plished only after prominent men, who
have been advocates Of the measure, had
brought much pressure TO bear.
Recently, Perry Belmont Of New York,
Governor Judson Harmon Of Ohio and
Dr.. Charles W Eliot. former president Of
Harvard, addressed letters, which. have
appeared IN print, deploriug the iuactiv.
ity Of Congress in the matter and de-
handing that the committee having the
iil ia hand take some action. Mr.. Bel.
nont has spent the last fortnight in
Washington. bringing pressure TO bear in
favor Of tie bill.
The Democratic members Of the com
mittee, led by Representative Rueker Of
Missouri, after petitioning Chairman
Gaines Of the committee several times to
cali a meeting Of the committee to con.
slider the bill a few days ago. gave out
statements strongly denouncing the Re
publieans for "holding up the bill" II
was declared that the Democrats we're
solidly in favor Of the Mccall measure
When the committee convened Sat
nrday. il was with great difficulty that a
quorum was obtained After waiting for
an hour and a halt. sufficient Republican
absentees were found The bin was
taken mp at once, and with slight amend
ment was passed, the Democrats voting
for it and the Republicans being divided
Those voting for the bill were Repre-
seutatiyes Rueker Of Missouri, Hardwick
o. Georgia, Conry Of New York. Demo
arats and Ellis Of Oregon Republican.
Representatives salloway Of New
Hampshire and Madden Of Illinois. Re-
pnblisans, voted in The negative.
Chairman Gates RETAINED from vOt-
ing.
The reporting 81 the bill insures that
it win be taken up BY the House at an
early date, and according to the claims
Of both Republicans and Democrats, win
pass the House. If It becomes law,
it vim apply to the congressional elec
tions this fall
The bin makes it mandatory for the
treasurer Of every political committee
in any congressional campaign where two
or more states are affected, to Gle not
more than IS days nor less than 10 days
before an election with the clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, a complete de
tailed statement Of an campaign con
tributions ia excess Of $40, and The dis
bnrsement Of the same.
He must also file within 80 days after
The election a final sworn statement.
The statements must contain the names
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14

Of donors and amounts given IN eases
where more than sl0o > given. q cases
81 less than that amount, The aggregate
must be furnished.
In the case Of expenditures, the names
81 persons 70 whom money Is paid must
be given IN al cases where the amount
exceeds $40 and in cases Of amounts less
than chat amount The aggregate must Be
published
The penalty provided for q violation of
the law g a fine Of not more than $1,000.
or imprisonment for one year, Or both.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14

HANSEN. CAPTAIN AND FORWARD or MIN
NEsOTA BASKETBALL TEAM
Hansen. Minnesotas gfar forward and
captain. Is one of tie best basketball
players the west ever produced. He has
been a member Of the Gopher I'VE for
the last three years,l
Princeton. Harvard and Amherst
have dropped it from their athletic
category, and Brown is contemplating
80 doing Other smaller colleges
throughout the country, once warm
supporters Of basketball. have either
dropped the game or are combining 1t
10 interciass matches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
BLACK DEVIL OF THE srERRAs.


Mexico City, Mexico. March IA
despatch from Topic says that Encar-
nacion Rodriguez. known as the Black
Devil Of the Sierras, was shot IN that
town Rodriguez was captured few
months ago 81 a detachment 81 rurales
after q battle in the mountains He e
said to have committed many robberiea
and murders
The frst bandit raid that has taken
place in the state Of Guenaimato for
many years IS reported from the town
of Irapuato. gang Of twenty armed
men rode 70 the home Of Rito Gnlirrez
q wealthy citizen. and with pistols,
drove the occupants out Of the house.
They robbed il Of a large sum Of money
and eaiuables.
A detachment Of police rushed to the
scene The bandits fired upon the POI
lice, killing three Of them Several Of
the brieands were wounded but none
we're captured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Gil Hogs Arrive

Chicago, March l4--Hogs touched the
sll mark Saturday when a carload from
TIE West was sold al that figure. The
receipts for the day. 1000, were ex-
tfemely light and buyers grabbed the
few offered IN hurry Other sales
we're made at 5000 d hmdredweight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
ExPLosIoN Ar wILgEg.BARRE.


Wilkes Barre March l4. An oxpIo-
sion Of gas occurred Saturday night IN
No. mine Of the Lehigh and Wilkes
Barre Coal company, which caused a
large fan 81 roof Ten men are re-
ported to be entombed behind the fan
Black damp IS making rescue work
slow There Is hope however, that the
entomhed men win Sc saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
ROOF FALLS IN AT WINNIPEG
Two Killed and Others Fatally Injured
by Wreck Of New Station.

Winnipeg, March 1.-Two workmen
were killed and several Others injured,
two fatally, By the collapse Saturday,
Of great portion Of the roof Of the
new Union station at Winnipeg. Man.
Tons Of concrete crashed through four
four floors, carrying beams and Orders
to the bottom, and On top Of The la-
borers The supporting seaffolaing had
been removed too soon and the mild
weather weakened the concrete
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
HoaANs DEATH EXPECTED
Yale's Past Great Star Slowly Passing
Away.

Torrington, ct., March james r.
Hogan, former captain and star player
Of the Yale football team, Is wsging
the greatest battle be ever fought
against death this time. at his fathers
home in Torringtou, and according to
bis physician, Or VI J Hogan Of Tor
rington, the husky young man is near
ing deaths portals Dr. Hogan said
Saturday afternoon that his patient
who is suffering with acute kidney
trouble, induced b. oVerstudy, exper-
fenced a decided change for the worse
Thursday, aud since then bis condition
had gradually grown more serious. The
doctor said. @Jims death IS but 8 mat
ter Of a few days at the most"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
- cuRED IN ! Id q 80

PAz0 OINTMENT IS guaranteed to cure
any case Of itehing. blind, bleeding or
pr0trudinz plies ~ 70 IA days or
money refunded SOC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
eIRLls REsT ADvIs0R-DAp.
President Of Woman's College Tells o.
Value Of Fathers Experience.

Boston. March Il President Sarah
Louise Arnold Of Simmons college. said
Saturday that The future Of & girl rest
ed with her father
According to President Arnold a
fathers experience makes him the best
adyisoF IF his daughter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
BANK By woMEN FoR woMEN.



London. March III To-day new
bank. run b2 women for women. will
open here It is a branch Of Fauow's
bank The only male on fhe premises
win Be messenger Men viii Be ex-
cluded from being depesftora Five hum
bred womens names already are en-
rolled. the greater number 81 them rep-
resenting new accounts but some were
transferred from the central office by
request ~ female clients Everything
points to The success Of the scheme.
Current accounts viii be opened from
1925 and deposit accounts from 25 cents
The business hours viii Be longer than
in other banks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14
Johnson Qulfs Penn.

The University Of Pennsylvania has
lost her best lawn tennis player ow-
ing TO sickness Wallace r. johnson,
the intercollegiate champion. has left
that institution. and old Penn viii be
materially weakened on the courts
this year. Johnson Is generally regard
ed as the strongest player Of the
younger generation Of lawn tennis
experts and when ID form Is looked
upon as a likely American champion
Last fall Johnson won the intercole
giate Championship from Melville =
Long, the Californian, and G r Gard
ner Jr.. Harvafds ex-ehampion. With
Alexander p Trayers Johnson won
the doubles championship and in ev-
cry prominent tournament for d year
or two has been a conspicuous COM
petitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-14

Ch0calAfacohlad tabs
arc ara ne lett combine tie most
S4GAa 8AA 4Aef@0 Nuffassful remru = ;
Cor an humosa and orpti0nal stomach liver ana
hlHnev aihnhAse Ions ii appetite. that tired feel.
Inr They arc : SOLID extract ni Hoods rursHpu.
ril having aN ils wonderful medicinal power.
ploasant 10 take and exceedingly economical
Give great nailslaetinns especially tQ people pre-
iarflnr tablet "a LIQUID medicines, 100 deaes vi.
DrdaRisia or mail ~ Il Hood Coo lpnelii MASS
IL Made BY Hood It's Good.