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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-01-12
LUTHERAN FREE.

The yearly meeting of the con-
gregation will be held Thursday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
Bethania young peoples society
will meet Thursday evening, and
Mrs. Syver johnson and Mrs. Pc
der Berg will serve refreshments.
Services with holy communion
next Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Sunday school and bible class at
1915 p. m. and evening services at
7:3O.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-01-12
I'm the Churches
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.

SW EDISd WlSolUN Oh HURCH.
Gospel meetings Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Next Sunday: Sunday school at
$50 am; preaching services at
IL O'Clock a. M; young peoples
meeting at 6:15 p. M; evening SER
vices at 7:30. Come, and welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-01-12
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor-evan-
gelist Of the St. Cloud Presbytery,
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Morning subject, MAKE It Unani-
mous,"; evening subject, "A
Young Mans Purpose. Sabbath
School at II m. Christian Endeav-
or at $50 p. m. 4
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Regular preaching services 1880
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at IL AS a. m. Evening song
service. All are welcome. =.
Beginning Monday evening, Jan.
II, series of special meetings will
be conducted by Rev. J. R. Davies
of the M. E. Church of Litchfeld,
who will preach each night at 7:3C
O'Clock. Rev. Davis is one of the
most popular men as we'll as one 81
the best preachers of the Confer.
ence. The people of Willmar viii
no doubt give him q large hearing
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
RUSHING RURAL
DELIVERY
House Adds a Million to the
Appropriation
---
IGNORE FOREST SERVICE
-
President Taft Repeats His Plea for IN
junction Legislation--Famers OPP
pose Having Unrestricted I'm
migration.
IGNORE FOREST SERVICE

YashiSgtou, March l0.--over one mill
lion dollars were added BY the House 70
Tho appropriation recommended By the
House committee on post Office and post
roads for the rural free delivery Service
Tor the year ending june 80, 1911. This
appropriation. It was stated, would be
sufficient % permit Che establishment
of thirty thousand new rural delivery
routes, as q would make available for
such extensions about sl5o0,0o0 Dur.
ing the current d.cal year $3.50, 900 was
available fol eStcuion Of this service.
Democrats from southern states took a
prominent part IN the advocacy Of an in
creased allowance Tot rural delivery.
Spured On By Tits victory friends 81
tse rural service endeayored to stin
further increase it By az additional So.
100000 proposed By Miller Of Kansas
who declared that with this liberal al
lewsnce salaries n rural free delivery
carriers could Be increased BY TIE post.
master general This proposed increase
WIS voted down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
Taft Sends Senate List Of
Nominations
But ONE CHANGE MADE
Judge cox's Place Taken BY Montgomery
Of Miehigan--When Salaries Were
Reduced, the First List Was
Withdrawn.

Washington, March 0.-President Taft
yesterday sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations for the new customs
courts
Chief Justice Robert NJ. Montgomery
Of the supreme court Of Michigan to be
presiding judge associate Judges VIII
liam II. Hunt Of Montana, James +,
Smith 81 California, o. ~ Barber Of
Vermont and Marion Devres Of Cali.
fornia.
Nominations for this court were made
by the president several months ago,
but they were withdrawn when he found
that Congress would persist in cutting
down the proposed salaries from $4,000
70 s. 900 per year.
When the court was first named Judge
Alfred c. Cox Of New York was selected
as presiding Judge With the exception
Of Judge Cox. The court named yester.
day is the same as that first chosen by
the president.
The interstate commerce commission
was substituted for the proposed court Of
commerce in the administration railroad
bin BY the House committee on inter.
state commerce yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
42s $50 $50 1914
Barre No
Peaeb,s 1910 Guide.

Reach official american League Guide
for 1910. published By the A. . Reach
company, Of Philadelphia, and edited BY
Mr. Francis @ Richter, Of sporting
Iife@ il out, and i. an usual, first IN
the field, thus making it the harblnger
Of the base ball season Il can be said
without any qualification that, excel
lent as All Of the editions Of the Reach
Guide have been ii recent years. the
1910 Guide Is the best hand book Of
the kind ever issued BY this or any
other publisher The special distinc-
ton Of the 1910 Guide IS. next to the
text. quality Of paper used and the
number and beauty or the enpraVings
furnished the worlds championship
series being specially well lowered with
splendid action pictures. The Amer,
lean League Guide for 1910 Is il all
respects a frst-olass hand hook for the
National game and a decided credit to
the American league and 10 tho publish
ers, the Reach company This IS the
ninth animal issue Of the Reach Guide
as the official handbook Of the Amer.
lean league and the twentv eighth con-
secutive year Of its publication as
book Of record and reference Tor The
entire base BAH world,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
NEW RUSSELL
SENSATION
Former Witness Changes Her
Testimony
CLAIMANT NOT BROTHER
Rousseau Woman Says Her Earlier Tes
timony Was Wrong -Barrng Ex-
ceplion, the Respondents
Close Case.

Cambridge. Mass. March i0.-0ne 81
ne most sensational episodes in "a,
long dawu.out fight over the estate 81
Daniel Russell Of Nolrose came at noon
yesterday the loith day Of the trial
when bribery was openly charged by 4
witness for the claimant
Immediately uftgrward, one Of the wit.
nesses ior tie estate repudiated her for.
mer Identification Of the claimant a.
her brother.
AT the opening Of the court yesterday
It looked as q the end Of the case was
ia sight, for one Of the lawyers for the
Russell estate declared that bis sde had
no further testimony
Attorney Simpson Of North Dakota.
for Che claimant, was taken BY surprise,
but, bringing III witnesses hastily. be
at once started the rebuttal.
Frederick 3. Arno 81 Massena. n. r..
brother in-law Of James Rousseau. who.
the defense claims, IS identical with the
claimant, was the FIRST witness and
startled the court By Bis bribery charge.
lie declared that when his mother.in-
Jaw, Mrs. james Rousseau. sr.. returned
to Der home after testifying during the
early stages Of the trial that the claim.
ant was noe her son. sbe lauuhngly ae-
clared that the man vas not her son and,
showing 9 large roll Of bills, said that
she did not care now who he was.
Mrs Arno followed her husband On
the stand aud was asked whether TIE
claimant was her brother Instantly tho
courtroom was IN a turmoil An six
lawyers for the defense jumped to their
feet and objected shouting st the Judge
and humping the tables g emphasize
their demand that the woman be stopped
from answering Tie question
For nearly half al hour. Tie lawyers
argued the question, but Judge Lawtou
finally allowed e and the woman broke
The silence By shouting He Is not my
brother
again the courtroom was thrown into
confusion spectators and lawyers Jump
ing 70 their feet in excitement One Of
the counsel for the defonse asked tho
woman 20 OF 80 times & She vas sure of|
her statement, only e receive the same
reply.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
RoeksfsIlsr's AImsglvsr.

Rev. Frederick T. Gates, who dis
penses the benefactions Of John d.
Rockefeller, was formerly a minister
Of the Baptist church. Ills first and
only pastoFafe was that Of the First
Baptist church Of Minneapolis He
held Il for eight years and then re-
signed 20 become corresponding secre.
tary Of the American Baptist Educa.
ton society
Mr. Gates connection with John d.
came about IN this way. Hearing that
the oil king was planning a college Tor
New York city, Mr.. Gates secured q
letter Of introduction and iourneyed
to New York He told Mr.. Rockefeller
that Chicago was IN greater need Of
an educational institution than New
York and finally convinced the mil
lionaire RAISE $4,000 and I win
give 100000" said Rockefeller Mr..
Gates made good. and the University
Of Chicago came 70 life.
Mr. Rockefeller was impressed with
his ability and made him his almo-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
ON BUYING A HORSE
By DR.. A. c. Daniels, Inc.
SECOND ARTICLE.


Continued from last Thursday
The elbow should not have the slight
est inclination inward or outward Ii 1T
inclines towards the ribs, the legs wiz
be thrown outward in their motion, and
have en- awkward curve in their move.
ment, and the toes will likely be turned
outward, which prevents the foot from
coming fat to the ground. Neither
should the elbow be turned inward,
for the toes win come inward which
IS unsiehtly and injurious, the foot not
taking the weight evenly. and eonse.
quentlv making it impossible to get
true bearing. This sort Of leg IS likely
to have bother with corns, splints, etc.
The legs should come down perpendicular
from the elbow and stand square on the
ground. If they incline backward, there
4 unnecessary strain on the extensor
muscles, and II they have : forward ten
denoy. the fexor muscles are strained
and the gait - awkward.
The toe should stand exactly under
the point Of the shoulder II the toe
SCENE 10 stand forward Of this straight
line. the horse will be deficient in action.
III IL stands 10 the rear of the line. rs
win travel unsafeiy. The shoulders
should have a slanting appearance The
straight shoulder Is al right IN the heavy
draft horse. but in any other class they
should be obiique aud slanting. The arm
should be fairly long, full and swelling;
If narrow in front. near the shoulder,
fat-sided ard generally poor in appear
anee, rest assured he win not prove
satisfactory as an all-'round horse.
The knee j. a most wonderful joint
and appeals 20 our attention. It sbould
be 50 broad as 70 be striking IN its
width, as compared 70 the arm above
Of shank below The broader and strong
eT the knee joint looks the better Be-
low the knee should be free from any
infammatory swellings, windpufs
splints o. bony deposits. and You should
take pains to see that 1t is not tied in"
Just below the knee. AS YOU run your
hand down to the lower part Of the leg.
there should be seen and felt three dis
tinet projections; the sides of the shank
bone, first the suspensory ligaments,
second; the Haxor tendon. third II
these are missing and the Tee feels and
looks round, there is thiekening h
the back tendons which indicates spraus
and strains. The pastern should be long
and slanting for horse with speed and
short and straight for draft horses. For
The All round horse an intermediate cor
ition should be looked for. The pastefn
bone should be examined for ring bone
md navieular disease, contractors, etc
The hoof should be round and smooth
ind elastic, and free from an div and
shelly conditions The heels should b
Tree from scratches. inflammation. etc.
Fhe neck should be muscular at Tho
bottom, no matter how slim II may be
It the top The withers should be high
specially # you intend the horse to have
rood action OF course, I'D d draft horse
his point can Be overlooked.
This article continued next Thursday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
no 30 our wooDRuFF1
Meaning Seen in the Telegram Sent BY
Senator Root.

1eNAtVf hVVts
Albany. N. 81, March l0-The Bepub.
lean leadership Of the senate was not al
that hung ID tie balance Yesterday. sus
pended with It was The more important
question Of VINO AL rule the party in
the state United States ssnator Roots
unexpected telegram Tuesday night. al.
vising the Republican senator's to make
Harvey D. Hinman their president pro
tenn has developed situation which
would eclipse interest ID the Aids bride.
ry investigation. were not The bribery
scandal one Of its most important ele.
ments Signs Of opposition 70 Roots
dictation developed % rapidly yesterday
that the Hughes men in alarm got wires
10 Washington. AS result several 81
the recaleitrant senators were called Is
the telephone 70 receive admonition
from their congressman. Little doubt
exists here that tie Republican delega-
ton d Congress g with Senator Root.
and with federal influence allied with
that Of Governor Hughes It is difficult
to figure out how those who oppose
Roots orders can hope to win. Never
theless, they showed plenty o. defiance
yesterday
Senator Cobb whose election a. major
ity leader seemed assured until Root and
the governor threw their influence for
Hinman, declared yestedray that he was
still in the fight Cobb resents the im
putstion that he 4 WoodruTs man. Al
though Cobb is 50 anxious to disown
the support Of state Chairman woodruff.
the refusal Of the federal leaders T.
consider Cobb's candidacy is taken BY
many a. q definite reputation Of Wood
ruff and an indication 81 bis early resie
nation as Republican state chairman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
REGULATES KIDNEYS
AND ENDS BACKACHE
0ut-of-order Kidneys Act Fine and Blad
der Misery vanishes After Few
Doses

30 man 81 woman here whose kidney,
are out 81 order, 81 who suffers from
baokache Or bladder misery, can afford
to leave pape's Dluretie uniried
After taking several doses al pain.
ID the back sides OF lotns, rheumatic
twinges nervousness. headache sleepless.
ness, nAamed Or swollen eyeids, dixzi.
moss, tired or womsout feeling and other
symptoms Of clogged sluggish kidneys
simply vanish.
uncomfortable miuation ESPECIALLY
at night smartlng discol0red water and
al bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspeet the slightest
kidney on bladder Disorder 81 feel rheu.
maiisu paine don't continue to BE- miser.
able or worried, but get o ffty-cent
treatment Of Papes Diuretle from your
druggist and start taking IA directed,
with the knowledge that there Is ne
other medicine, az any price, made any.
where else b the world, which il 30 harm
less Or viii effect SO thorough and prompt
cure.
This unusual preparation goes direct
TO the cause Of trouble, distributing Us
cleansing healing and vitalizinp inhu-
enee directly upon the organs and glands
affected. and completes the cnre before
you realize t.
A fow days treatment 81 pape's Diu.
retie means clean, healthy. active kid
neys, bladder and urinary organs--and
you feel fine.
Your physician, pharmacist. banker or
any mercantile agency win tell you that
pape. Thompson & pape Of Cincinnati
q q large and responsible medicine con-
Germ, thoroughly worthy Of your conf
denee.
Accept only Pape's Durstio hfty-cent
treatment from any drug store-any
where IN the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
POLICE 0UTWlTTED:
DUEL IS FOUGHT
Italian Deputy Wounded in Facs By His
Challenges.

italian Deputy Wounded in Face BY HIS
Challenger.
Rome, March 10. The duel between
Deputy Chiesa and Cen. Prudente, I'M
der secretary Of war which was pre-
vented BY the police Tuesday, was an
ANY fought yesterday under remark
able circumstance The duel was one
of ive the deputy brought On his hands
through z speech IN The chamber 81
which he attacked two women. whose
relatives promptly challenged him. aud
in which he also attacked Con. Pm.
dente personally
Tuesday, Chiesa and Prudente and
their seconds, accompanied by host
Of newspaper men ard ph0togra pliers
started ONT Fl fight their duel. The
first spot selected was too public and
The procession ii automobiles started for
q more secluded spot. tbe rear 81 4
wine shop kept BY az anarchist The
police had this place under surveillanee
and when The chief IT police appeared
the principals made d hurried exit.
The eombatants, despairing Of finding
an opportunity Of fighting ia a public
place, met yesterday and fought "a tie
balcony Of q private house. The rs
lice endeavored to interfere and scaled
the balcony, bat were pushed back Be
fore they could stop THE duel One of
hoer, who succeeded in reaching the ball
eony, was lifted up and thrown over the
side to the ground lie was injured but
not seriously
The duel resulted in Chiesa receiving
a wound in the face
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
TAFT GIVES CANNON A RIDE.

He Takes the Speaker Out for Two
Hours in His Automobile
Washington, March 10 President
Taft It was learned yesterday, has given
further evidence Of Bis affection for
Speaker Cannon and HE disregard for
preeedents, which usually bind occupants
81 the White House Tuesday afternoon
che president came 70 the capitol iu one
Of the White House automobiles On
the steps Of the east portico was Speak
er Cannon. The speaker stepped into
the automobile and went FOR two hours
ride with the president The incident
did not become known until yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10

WILLIE HOPPE, NOW AFTER 1871 AND l8a
nALK LINE billiard HoNoRs
the cities they have visited This
should help him in bis match with
sutton
Hoppe is widely known billiardist.
AS a boy hls skin won him a place
among the best, and with the passing
of time his game has improved to it's
present point II was be who went
to Paris and wrested the ISL cham
pionship from Yignaux early In 1905
aud returned It to this country But
probably the most spectacular thing
be ever succeeded IN doing was defeat.
ing Demarest, who won the worlds
championship tourney this year. at the
odds Of 1S1 to 142 IL game Of 2.400
points IN Chicago tive years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10

ner. Within two years after entering
the New York Office be had been made
president Of thirteen companies In
which Nh Rockefeller held control.
ing interest When Mr.. Rockefeller
IN 1900 decided to sell oil his inter.
ests outside of Standard OIL one Of
the properties managed By Mr. Gates
was sold to the steel trust for s75.-
100000 Since then Mr.. Gates has de-
voted himself almost exclusively TO
pbilanthroplc work.
Mr. Gates Is native Of Bruofue
county. N. x. IL afty-six years old
and was educated at the Baptist semi
nary at Rochester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
HOPPE WANTS ALL TITLES.
Young Cue Artist VIII 90 After 1871
and 1872 BallS Line Titles.

and is2 Bslk Line Titles.
While Hoppe. the youthful billiard
expert, who plays George sutton for
the 1871 balk hne title Ia Chicago
March 10, intends to get all the cham
plonships within the next few months
Il he can.
II Hoppe defeats sutton III their 800
point match the young expert win Is
sue challenge at once to the holder
at that time Of the 1872 title, an honor
for which Cline and Cutler are to play
on the Pacific coast
IN addition to that Hoppe WIN re-
new bis offer 70 play any man living
at three cushions, the red bail and any
other game on the billiard table. He
VIII offer to wager $1,000 against $4,000
with any man living on the balk line
game, any style, Of six nights dura-
ton.
Hopes tour has been successful to
q high degree. White has Ora Morn
ingsiar as a playing partner, and AZ
both men are h grand condition they
are putting up excellent billiards in ell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA

Does st not seem strange that So many
people suffer year ID and year out with
eczema
A 25-cent bottle Of simple wash
stops the itch and will surely convince
amy patient
This wash Is composed Of mild and
soothing OIL Of wintergreen mixed with
thymol and giYcerine. etc. and known
as z. p. Y. Prescription We DO not
know how long the d, D ID, Laboratories
VIII continue tile 25e oher as Gle rems
edy Is regularly sold only IN $500 bot
ties and has newer before been PINT on
the market on any -peeial offers
II you want relief tonight. try
bottle AZ Zoe on our personal recon
mendation
Burt IT, Wells. Barre. VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
WOULD RESTRICT IMMIGRATION

Delegation Of Farmers Representing
100000 Before Committee.
The farmers Of the country are op.
posed to unrestricted immigration to this
country None Of the immigrants reach
the farms, where they might Be utilized.
and the farmers consequently zee ne
reason for their coming Also they are
opposed for patriotic reasons to the great
tide Of immigration Of the lower classes
Of Europe and Asia and they believe the
fate Of the country rests on whether this
food is restricted or not
These were the statements Of a com
mittee representing the Farmers Edu-
cational Cooperative union, representing
100000 farmers. which appeared before
The House committee on immigration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
SUTTON CASE REopENED.

Congressional Resolution Calls for In
vestigation Into Death.
Washington. March 10. Senator
Chamberlain Of Oregon and Representa-
tive McCretis of Washington, intfo-
duced III Congress yesterday 4 Joint
resolution providing for The appoint
ment of commission Of three senator's
and three Representatives 10 inquire I'M
20 tie death Of James N. sutton, a
lieutenant in the marine corps at An.
napolis. Oct l3, 1907
AN appropriation % $4,000 N urged
to defray tie expenses 81 the proposed
inquiry Members Of Ills family en-
deavored to is the responsibility Tor
pity death upon bis companion ON the
night Of his death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
Those CorpuscIes

IN your blood, rod ard white, =
keep you VOL Il they are healthy,
cause you sickness II diseased.
10 make and keep them abundant
and healthy, Is to have pure blood, free.
dom from disease and vigorous health.
The chief purpose Of Hoods sarsa-
parilla Is 70 do this, and les success is
attended by Thousands Of wonderful
cures, Cures Of all blood diseases,
acroiula, eczema, rheumatism, oatarrh.
Get 10 today % the usual LIQUID form o. 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
REFORM OF LORDS.
Lord ROsebery's Plan Does Away with
Inheritance Right,

London, March lo.-In the house Of
lords yesterday afternoon Lord Rose,
berry gave notice that he intended to
move on March "a, the following three
resolutions
= That 4 strong and efficient second
chamber is not merely an integral part
Of the British consultation but IS nee.
essary To the well being Of the state
and the balance Of parliament
2. That second chamber can hest
be obtained hy reforming and recon.
shutting the house Of lords
3, That q necessary preliminary to
such reform and reconstruction Il the
acceptance Of tie principle that pos
session Of peerage shall no longer IN
itself give the right to 10 and vote iii
The house of lords