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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
CANNON FOR
COOPERATION
Ae Explains Test Of Party
Regularity
CAUCUS PLAN A GOOD ONE
-----
70 Settle Diiferencea--No Surrender, In.
surgent Norris cries-He Says
They Win Not Be Intimidat-
ed into Silence.
CAUCUS PLAN A GOOD ONE

Washington, Jan. 7r-speakcr Cannon
allied al TIE White House yesterday and
had a few minutes talk with President
TAFT After some coaxing on his way
ont, tie speaker made some remarks
concerning che doctrine Of party regl.
iarlty.
@My test Of regularity in politics.
church, finances OF family be said 4is
cooperation, harmony am great
believer in eaucus the wicked caucus
Get together and fight out the differences
there and, il you are licked, come back
and fight again. We can't an have our
way in this world. We DO not have our
way, no matter how Big Or high We may
be. The manly man gives and takes
fights OF yields, az Ne thinks best for hs
cause I haven't much patience IN these
men who are wiser than all the other
fellows put together, and whose views
are Interchangeable always feel that a
man Of that sort has no business IN an
Organisation n he can't aght It out in
party ranks and yield II he is beaten,
then be had better 20 out and Join the
enemy or better still, form an organiza.
ton Of his own. But al this IS chest
nuty, boys continued the speaker, the
worst sort Of chestnuts. But I want Il
understood that ! did not mention this
subject to the president, or he to me. 7
Am not trying to run bis business"
In an interview yesterday, Representa-
tive Norris Of Nebraska charged The pres
ident with singing out the House ene-
mics ii Speaker Cannon for punishment
BY Withholding patronage, and declared
that they would not be intimidated into
silence BY any combination between the
president and Che speaker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
TOBACCO TRUST CONTROL.
wiekersham Completes the Argument Of
the Government Before Supreme Court.


wiekersham Completes the Argument Of
the Government Before Supreme Court.
Washington, Jan Alleging that
the American Tobacco company con.
trolled 4 preponderating portion 81 The
tobacco business in the country, Attor.
ney General Wiekersham yesterday be-.
gan TIE hst 81 the arguments before
the supreme court In the tobacco trust
cases Mt Wiekersham entered upon
an analysis Of tie tobacco oompany's
growth and thus sought 70 convince the
court that 1t was combination ia r..
stmiut ii trade under the terms Of the
sherman law.
He traced the growth from 1890 when.
lie said. the FIRST combination had been
made by tile consolidation Of fivo To.
baeeo companies This was the year IN
which the sherman law was enacted.
and the attorney general declared that
even when tho law came into existence
the organization was antagonistic 70 its
spirit. From the combination Of iye
companies into one the trust gradual
IN gathered unto itself sixty different
institutions, so that il was now able to
control practically all Of the cigarette
business and the larger portion Of the
tobacco industry OF the United States.
Declaring that The income Of The Amer.
lean Tobacco company in 1907 bad
amounted to S98000000, he asserted
that It was one Of the greatest INDUS
tries that ever had been before the
court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
FIRE IN CREEK PALACE.
King Of Greece and Royal Family Were
Celebrating Christmas Eve


King Of Greece and Royal Family Were
Celebrating Christmas Eve
Athens, Jan. Z Fire broke out ii fla
royal palace at Tatoi, Y niles from
Athens, at 10 o'clock last night. This
was the eve u the Greek Christmas,
and the king and bis family were gath
cred around the Christmas tree, when
the alarm was given The outbreak oc-
CURED in an upper story. Various
causes are suggested, But, anyway, the
fire was accidental The troops station
ed at Tatoi turned ont promptly and
tried % Keep the flames In the upper
part Of The building while officials and
servants moved archives and valuables to q
safe place Among these were relics of
the war Of Independence So far as can
be ascertained All were saved.
Tile flames spread quickly and soon
rose % great height above the roof,
attracting an enormous crowd The
fire service proved inadequate, and the
royal apartments. which II was at FIRST
hoped would be saved became involved.
Meanwhile, sailors from British and
Russian warships in phalerum Bay ar-
rived to help and as The wind fen it
seemed likely that q part Of the build
inc would be saved When the last rel
port was received the throne room was
burning and the roof was threatening Is
fall in
There were no personal accidents.
The palace was new and handsome
building set IN a beautiful park
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
TO GUST
MEAT TRUST
Election Promise OF British
Liberals
WILL REMOVE THE BAN
On Argentine Production -Lansdowne
Outlines Lords Reform Roseberry
Says He Would Vote Against
the Liberals
WILL REMOVE THE BAN

London, Jan. 1.-THE ports Of the
United Kingdom will be thrown open
for the importation Of live cattle from
Argentina. says The Shipping World, il
The present government IS returned 10
power The Shipping World adds that
the present embargo is removable at the
end Of March and tlat beginning with
April the new arrangement win not only
stimulate the industry Of The country,
but cheaper meat in price and check
the operations Of American speculation
and combines.
Lansdowne for Reform Of Lords.
Two phases Of the election struggle
now claim attentions First, the disor.
derby interruptions to which many Con.
serutiye meetings and almost an 81
those addressed BY peers are subjected,
50 that it Is practically impossible for
any unionIst peer % obtain 4 fair hear.
ing, and, second, The realization BY the
peers themselves and the Unionist press
Of the necessity Of the House Of Lords
advocating its own reform, as the only
means Of meeting the storm OF protest
The peers action upon the budget aroused
IN the country The reform Of the House
Of Lords has been openly urged by The
Times and other Conservative organs,
and was the most interesting point OF
the speech Of Lord Lansdowne az Liver
pool The opposition leader ia the Lords
began By declaring that never bad there
been a campaign 50 remarkable for the
intemperance Of their opponents Ian.
euaqe, This, however was not a symp-
tom Of strong cause Then passing
to long defense 81 tie House Of Lords
action % the budget 81 admitted that
the present House was too unwieldy for
at effective second chamber Re believed
IA the prepondefatng power Of The House
Of Commons, and suggested a House of
Lords within the upper house. and shat
this reform ought to be the work. not
of one but d both political parties
working together he objected to The
elective principle on the ground that an
elective chamber would claim what even
the present House Of Lords did mot claim
namely, coordinate power with the pep
altar house re supported The plan 81
The Roseberry committee two years ago.
Of which he was a member and which
recommended that the inner house Be
composed partly q peers whose ante
oedents and qualifications lustidea their
inclusion. partly 81 peers elected By The
peers themselves, and partly d liie peers
appointed by tile crown on tie recon-
meudatiou 81 tie government 81 the day
In concession Lord Lansdowhe advocated
tariff reform with q moderate scale al
duties as tie only visible remedy for
the evils All desired e remove
Roseberry Would Vote Against Liberals.
Having been asked how he would vote
If he were an elector, Lord Roseberry
ia published letter says that be would
vote against Tie government because he
opposes the socialism inherent IN The
budget and because be opposes anything
II the nature 81 ia independent Irish
parliament Of chat would likely lead
to it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
Pull Out a Hair
rhe way to Tell whether Of Not You
Hair Is Diseased.

Hair Is Diseased.
Even If you have q Iuxuriant head Of
hair. you may want to know whether It
is in a healthy condition Of not. Ninety
eight per cent, of the people need a
pair tonic. You can make Test yourself
That sou can see and understand, which
will tell you whether your hair is healthy
or not Pub hair out of your head il
the bulb at the end Of the root is white
and shrunken, il proves that the hair 10
diseased and requires prompt treatment,
If It's loss would be avoided. If the bulb
is pink and full, the hair IS healthy.
We want everyone whose hair requires
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irritation, stimulate the hair roots, tight
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Out Of leo cases where it was given
thorough. conscientious test it grew
hair on 93 beads which should Be saiii.
cient proof that Rexal "o3" Hair Tonic
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Rekal 49, Hair Tonic IS a clean. clear
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Won cam obtain Rexall remedies IL Barre
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
RUNAwAYs FOUND.
Miss De Janon, Who Ran Away with
Waiter. Located Near PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Jan. Miss Roberta
BUST De Janon, the sixteen. year old
granddaughter Of Robert BUST. the
millionaire seed merchant, for whom the
police Of the entire country have been
searching, has been unprecedented, accord
ing 70 report which bears every eVi
deuce Of d reliable foundation, and "a
nov IN the care Of friends in or near
this city, while the New York police
are hot upon the trail 81 Frederick Coz
hen, the middle aged waiter with whom
the girl left the Bellevue Stanford a
week ago, According 70 the report the
girl was found in New York yesterday
and quietly brought to this city. The
police refuse to give out any informa-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
Parish Priests Advice Led
TO Her Recovery

Thin. weak, OF frail peonle-those who
stake cold easily should be prepared
with Eekmans Alternative in the house.
Remarkable cures Of even Iuhercu-
IONS fConsumptivel persons are oitea
accomplished. Ter Bronchitis Asthma,
and Hay Fever, 40 more effective RENEE
dy exists. 80
/ was troubled with Asthma ana
Rrnnchifis Tor seventeen years After
TRYING many remedies Eeknans AlteF-
alive was recommended 70 me BY our
Parish Priest / am now feeling fine. !
cannot speak too highly Of II
fsjnned Amdavitl Anna Mae Mehntee.
nckman's Alternative IS good for aii
thfoat aud lung Troubles, aud e q saie
it Ked cross Pharmacy and other drug.
eists ASK for booklet 81 cured eases, d
write Ia Eekmau Mfo Co. phila Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07

IN a French menage, even Of the welt
to-do class 5000 francs is not to be
sneezed at So when, in the settlement
Of IA estate, a lawyer at Pau discovered
among papers Of a deceased client a
coupon bond for $500 and d bans note
for 500 Of American origin, be natus
ally classed them among the assets.
True, someone suggested that having
been issued very long time ago they
might not now be good. But with SUI
preme confidence ii che integrity ct the
great American republic TIE lawyer sent
Them 70 the treasury department recent.
~ far redemption. Acting Secretary 81
the Treasury Norton replied with q let.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
swITcHMEus STRIKE GOES on.
Efforts to Secure an Adjustment are
Abandoned.

Washington. JAN Il Efforts to SCI
cure an adjustment 81 the trike Of
switehmen on the railroads Of the north
west have been abandoned Chair
man Knapp Of the Interstate commerce
commission end Commissioner Of Labor
Neill the mediators under the Erdman
act had final conference With iii 3.
Perham yesterday Ii was determined
that nothing further could be d9na to
atfaat 3 aaltiamant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
BY HIS OWN CLUB.
DR.. Cook Dropped BY the Organization
He Pounded.

New York, Dan. r The Artic club of
America, founded by Dr.. frederick a.
Cook and his strongest supporter in the
north pole controversy, has dropped the
Brooklyn explorer from the rolls Of the
club
The action 81 the Arctic club directors
Wednesday night was unanimous This
move BY the club, whose president Rear
Admiral Sehey is Doctor Cook staunch
supporter, strips from the explorers
breast almost the last vestige Of scien-
iifc honors one, the degree Of doctor Of
philosophy, conferred BY the university
Of Copenhagen remaining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
MRS. DARLING DEAD.
Founder Of Daughters Of the American
Revolution

New York Jan. Flora Adams
Darling, founder Of the Daughters 0f
the Revolution and United States
Daughters 81 1912, died suddenly here
yesterday from apoplexy at the home Of
her brother, John Quincey Adams Mrs.
Darling was preparing to return to her
home ii Washington when stricken.
Mrs. Darling was an author and I'M
terested Ia the culture Of music SHE
win Be buried sc The home 81 her birth,
Lancaster, N Fl Mrs. Darling was 70
years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
GOVERNOR DRAPER STARTS
HIS SECOND TERM.
Warns Against Wastefulness on The
Part Of the People

az u ttiS ktVp4S,
Boston. jan 7eovernor Eben s.
Draper and Lieut.. Governor Louis a.
rockingham were inaugmated for their
second term yesterday. III tile House Of
Representatives. President Treadwag
administered the oaths of office to both
Governor Draper, il his inaugural ad.
dress, touched on the higher cost Of liv-
ing, and attributed this condition arge-
y TO wastefulness on the part Of tho
people. Tie urged economy ia state ap.
preparations, opposed industrial schools
independent Of the general education
system, advised reorganization IF tha
meat inspection and state highway sys-
TENS, more attention to forestry, and
larger borrowing capacity on bonds By
the Boston Railroad Holding company
for the Improvement Of the Boston and
Maine road
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
FTeHr N BANK.
One Clerk Fatally Wounded, But Rob.
bers were Fooled.

bers were Fooled.
New York, Jan. In daring at.
tempt 20 hold up and rob q private
bank in the Green Point section Of
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, four des.
perate men, apparently foreigners. at
tackled the clerks ia the bank, shot one
Of them, inhietino q mortal wound and
Chen gave battle 70 crowd in The
street Two escaped Two men were
arrested. who were identified by The
wounded man as memhers Of the gang
m the fight Ia the bank, one Of The
robbers fred several shots az Simon
Kern one Of which penetrated his neck
iuflicting wound from which the doc.
tors at the hospital TO which he was
sent, said he might die
The shots attracted persons from tho
street and the four men attempted %
get away. As they ran from the front
door they were stopped momentarily,
By the crowd which rapidly gathered
There was lively hght and several eiti.
zens knocked down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
Mr.. wilson HuRr.
Fell Upon Icy Pavement and Was Sc
verely Injured.

verely Injured.
Washington, Jan. Huntington Will
SON. assistant secretary Of state. fell
upon the icy pavement as he stepped
from bis automobile Wednesday night
and cut his face ~ badly that ne WIS
taken to bis home under physician's
care.
Mrs Wilson sprang from the automo.
bile at the sight Of The secretary bleed
ing on the sidewalk and she too fen be-.
side her husband, bat was uninjured
Mr.. Wilson has not been II the best
TOT health and the effects Of the shock
are feared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
BATTIEsHIp IDAHO ASHORE.
Runs Aground in the Delaware
River.

Philadelphia. Jan. THE battlesaip
Idaho, which left the Philadelphia navy
yard yesterday for Sandy Hook, Is
aground ID the Delaware river, about
Is miles below This city The battle
ship went aground about 2 a. M. yes
terday near the place where the trans.
port Prairie was stuck in The mpd for
week last month The vessel Is resting
on soft bottom and no damage to the
ship Is anticipated Tugs left the navy
yard yesterday afternoon and attempted
to float the warship at high tide The
shifting Of buoy ~ heavy ice Il be.
heyed to be responsible for the ground
ing Of the battleship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
SEVERAL RAILROAD BILLS.
Mr. Mann Introduces Them on Request
Of Employees.

Washington, Jan q. Representative
Mann Of Illinois has introduced a num-
Der Of bills relating to railroads One
requires the railroad companies % main
tain complete crews on switching en-
ginesi another requires railroads to use
footboards and headlights On switching
engines third prohibits railroads
from allowing piles If coal, ashes and
other obstruction TO accumulate between
the rails and tracks over which ali EN-
ployee might stumble, All The measures
were introduced by request Of railroad
employees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
ADMINISTRATION
OF TARIFF LAW
Questions Constantly Arising as to the
Proper Classification Of
Articles.

washington. D. G., Jan TIN the ad
ministration Of the new tariff law, as il
an others questions are continually aris
ing as to the proper classification Of ar
ticles. For instance, there y now pend
ing a question with relation to mems
suspendeFs which might be imported IN
der three different rates 81 duty, accord
ing to their quality o. differing eonstrue.
tions Of sections Of Tbs law, 0r AZ
suspenders, whether made 81 six, wool
or cotton, might come IN under one rats
as weddings That matter viii BE-
threshed out before the board Of general
appraisers and will finally, undoubtedly
have to be settled BY the courts.
Somewhat similar questions are occur.
ring an The time, and it Is important
to importers, as wei as % the treasury
department % have them settled a.
early a. possible.
There are also questions arising a. to
whether the value Of certain lot Of
imported goods has been correctly ap.
praised or not
In both Of these classes Of conflict
between The importers and the treasury
department tie matter Is always re-
ferred to The board 81 general appraisers
In New York. In view Of the fact thar
these subjects Of dispute are continually
occurring At an Of the principal ports
Of the country, and that considerable
Inconvenience and delay would necessarily
result from their reference to the board
in New York. il IL customary for that
body, as a whole, or by sending one Of
rs members. to visit the chief ports for
the purpose Of hearing complaints, very
much ia the same fashion q justices 81
the supreme court Of the United states
hear cases IN the districts over which
they have special jurisdiction
With this end in view. a regular series
81 doekets has been drawn up BY the
board for tie hearing Of cases al other
ports than New York during the coming
year
The trial Of such customs appeals viii
begin at ten o'clock % The morning Of
the day appointed and importers and
their counsel are warned. through 3 cir
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
PILEs cuREp IN : ID Z 80

pA10 OINTMENT IS guaranteed to cure
any case 81 itching. blind. bleeding 81
protrudinq piles In to Is days or
money refunded. 6ee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07
SOUTHWARK HOT

Great Britain Gives 100000 for Ant
artic Expedition.
London, Jan. Il. The government has
contributed 100000 toward the ex-
pense Of fitting out British Antarctic
expedition in 1910
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07

Ter which viii cause great sorrow. Both
the bond and the bank note we're issued
by the Coniedereey
In his letter Secretary Norton told
the Pau lawyer that be was quite cor
rect in assuming that the United States
always met its obligations on maturity,
but these were not United States seenri.
ties. There was also brief historical
reference 70 what became Of the Couied-
crate states It was a very nice letter
but--saerel Likewise, nom du ehienllll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07

Sarsatabs s s5s sss
for MI humoS sud erupiiaus stomach, liver md
kidney ailments loss 81 appetite, that tired feel.
ing They arc q solid extract Ol Hoods sarsnpa-
rilla. having al its wonderful medicinal power.
Pleasant ~ take and exceedingly economical.
Give CREST satisfaction. especially ~ people pro-
lerrin9 tablet % iquid medicines. 100 Goses 81.
Druggists Or mail ~ Hood Co, Lowell, Mass.
# Made BY Hood ats Good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07

Under the initiative Of john Barrett
director Of the bureau Of American re-
pnblics and the most successful interna.
tional impresario that institution has
known in its sarieeated career the Unit
sd States is preparing TO make the Pan
American conference, which Is 70 be held
ID Rio de Janeiro next summer, one 81
the most notable gatherings % this side
81 the Atlantic The delegates viii 90
down on a warship, i Congress can be
prevailed upon to provide an appropria-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-07

TIE way to reduce the food bin Is e
eat less
After profound labor exhaustive re
search into economic statistics, a search.
ms investigation oi production and de-
maud. mixed with tremendous mental
exertlon. this Is tie solemn conclusion
vsieh science and Profess Milton
Whitney chief 81 the bureau ii soils
Of tie department Of agieulture-ha.
achieved
Into the expert mind Of the professor
science ha whispered this momentous
fact. and straightway the professor has
shouted the wondrous statement 70 a
breathless public through the medium q
u government press agent
Professor Whitney with the aid Of
cieneel thus deduees The astoundinely
new, radical ana marvellous axiom that
II one wants his meals to cost less, he
must eat less
The professor i modest enough il
making this wsighty statement With
science, Ia also gives partial credit to
secretary 81 Agriculture James wilson
and eongratulates James ! Hill who
used To 81 distinguished for his facility
in acquiring railroads, but IS now mainly
known fob his idaas On the conservation
81 everything, including fooa---fof alsa
being struck with the same idea
Mr. Hill,a says Professor whitney,
'is right ID saying that our soils are net
keeping w with the demands Of our peo.
ple for foodstuffs But this "A uot due
to a falling Oh IN productivity Sci
enoe, he goes On to show Indicates that
productivity has kept pace with tie Per
capita growth Then why the increase
~ costg Obviously says the professor.
because Of an increased demand per cap-
ito--an Increased national appetite, a
desire FOR more food
Mr. Hill said something Of this sort
himself some time ago, but since PROBES.
sor Whitney doesn't refer to It being
engaged with science principally prob
ably AIR. Hill didn't state it to him par.
sonaliy