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The Washington times., 1910-03-09
NEW PINEAPPLE BEVERAGE

Following the success which has
teen attained I'm making a market for
the Hawaiian pineapples. il is stated
that a San Francisco company is TO en-
bark in putting out a beverage made
from the Juice Of the pineapples from
tho Honolulu possessions. It viii be
put M in bottles and will be handled
the same as is grape juice from do
mestlC markets.
The Washington times., 1910-03-09
SHORT SLEEVES SHOWN.

In Paris, throughout the winter. the
dressy separate waist and the costume
waist have been shown almost exclu-
sivelv with short sleeves.
The Washington times., 1910-03-09
AnSWerS to Queries
From Times Readers
Sale of Old Coins.

Anxious Reader. You might sell your
old coins 10 some coin collector, but
coins made as late as 1859. and even in
1875. are not particularly rare. or valu-
able The Government does not give
a premium on coins, but recognizes
simply their face value
The Washington times., 1910-03-09
Daily Horoscope
The stars incline, but do NET
compel"
Thursday, March 10, 1910.

Now curb thy bitter Wit.
For sOrely IL will hit.
The Washington times., 1910-03-09
PRIZES OFFERED
PUZZLE SOLVERS

Weekly prizes Of Bve, shree, and
two dollars, respectively, are given
10 the contestants In The Time.'
WOmRn's Page puzzle corner for
the three solutions adJudged
worthy.
The contest, which closes Mt ? d.
nm. ON Fridny Of encl. week. is open
TO all who care to solve the puzzles.
The awards are based, primarily,
on correctness, timeIIncSs, and
nentness- Originality I'm preSentn-
tiOn also receives consideration In
awarding the prizes.
Again. some Of the winning contestants
after enjoying the satisfaction OF being
prize winners, hand over the money to
charitable enterprises. All the way
around, then. the puzzles are proving
quite worth the time they take both in
and in their solution.
&..-,.~G2.>-.u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
AMERlcAN sueAR RAIsEs wAeEs
Individual Increases Range Between !
and 10 Per Cent.

American Sugar Refining company u
the frst 81 the larger and more i'm
partant industrial corporations Of the
tnted States which has given the qucs
tien OF The increased coat Of Hving prac-
tical recognition For tie past few
months. the agitation % the part Of
hundreds Of thousands Of railroed EN-
ployes has been bearing fruit ia the
shape Of wage advances. the increases
varying IN most eases between per cent.
and 5 per cent. American Sugar, how
ever. has BIZ ite own voluntary action
elected to advance the wages 81 the me
iority 81 III thousands Of employees the
individual increases ranging between 5
PER cent. and IL per cent.
This action il understood Il be based
solely On the recognition by the man
aTrment Of the increased cost 81 living.
an8 y voluntary step without any
interior purpose Not only that, bit
The sugar reauing business i 60 in.
tensely competitive By nature that thore
is no way By which the American Sugar
company can advance prices Of refined
snearv even should il desire "a DO 50.
10 a point that wenld make up the
financial expense involved in the increase
IN other words. unlike wage advances
made By many corporations. the burden
of this increase IN wages must fall di-
Feetly and permanently upon the net
earnings Of the American sugar com
pany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
AMERICA HELPING CHINA.
Our Best Efforts Given to Suppression
Of the Use Of Opium.

San Francisco. April THE efforts Of
the Chinese government to put q,rietus
upon the opium evH are quite apparent
on the Pacific coast Not an ounce Of
the drug u coming into the port Of San
Francisco o. any other port on the
coast, except e. eontraband. There have
been q number 81 seizures Of the stuff
40 various times during the last six
months. and the federal courts have sew.
cral cases pending relative 70 the SNUG
CHING Of opium. Cooperation Of the
United States with China "a this natter
has been very thorough. and the Wig
lance of the federal officials IN the
customs service has resulted ii immeas.
urablv reducing tie supply 81 the drug
on the coast The better element among
the Chinese have always been opposed
70 the indiscriminats use Of opium among
their own people here ard have been aid
ing very materially II tire efforts 10 do
away vita the evil indicative Of The
scarcity 81 the stuff Is the almost pro-
hibtive price that Is bainz charged By
those who secretly dispose Of Ii Before
the ban was plseed upon Il, Hve.tael
tin, containing a half pound, was worth
SIX dollars Anyone who vents the stuff
is compelled now to pay fifty dollars
for a iivetael tin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
PERu HOPING FoR pEAcE.
People Greatly Inaamed, However,
Against Ecuador and Colombia.

People Greatly Inaamed, However,
Against Ecuador and Colombia.
Lima, Peru, April Z Twenty thous.
ana persons from CalIao and Lima AZ.
semhlsd III the principal square Tues
day afternoon and listened 20 patriotic
speeches by President Leelnia and Dr.
Porras, The foreign minister The ball
comics and roofs IF the town hall anil
surrounding houses were crowded, many
Of the balconies and windows being oc-
cnpied By ladies. who ciapped their
hands and waved their handkerchiefs.
There was no disorder whatever A
cabinet council was held, occupying four
hours. and it wss said that negotiations
with Chile have been initiated, with the
probability that 4 satisfactory agree.
ment would be reached Oh the question
of the disputed territory Of Tacna and
africa II f. rnmored that warships
will proceed at once to the River Qua
gas. The trouble between Peru and
Ecuador began with 4 boundary dispute
which Is still before King Alfonso, the
mutually selected arbitrator III feel.
inc has continued and there have been
NFAt0lNttHttNtAa ~ 10tHt t9Atttttsr against
the representatives Of the order Co.
lombia has expressed popular sym.
pathy with Ecuador, and s. Chile also
has dispute over the provinces Of
Tacna and africa with Peru. the latter
faces the unfriendliness Of three sister
republics
The excitement seems to be growing
Thousands of young men are offering
their services to the government as vol.
unteers y the army and navy Both
services are making preparations for an
advance BIZ land and sea on the Ecta-
dorian frontier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
Refuses to Help the Chinese
Campaign
REPLY TO A PETITION
Sent from the Doninion-StiIl Forcing
Importation on the Empire-The
United states Giving Every Aid
to Suppress the Drug.

Ottawa, April 7 British charges that
China Is not sincere ii her anti-opium
crusade have beon challenged in Canada.
A memorial, signed By dozens Of English
professional men. has been addressed 10
the British foreign Office. This memorial
says; In view Of the nnquestioned sin
certify of the government Of China and
the leaders Of the Chinese people IN their
endeavor 70 suppress The opium evil, We
feel that Great Britain has a moral obli-
cation 10 leave China entirely free IN re.
gard 10 the importation Of opium"
Or. a. Caldeeott. professor Of moral
and mental philosophy at the university
Of London, ore Of the engineers Of the
memorial said. 4 think this is the
greatest mora struggle ever read 81 III
history ! believe Great Britain IL quite
wrong IN the matter China Is doing far
better IN the matter Of reform and the
opium problem than anyone could have
expected American influence has done
much 10 help China forward With Eng
land Il seems that where any question
to do with China arises some stumbling
block suddenly appears Ia the way. The
United States has tried 70 get together
an international conference 10 discuss the
opium traffic. Other countries are ready
70 Join. but here Il the British foreign
Office unwilling 70 decide whether TO
accept or not China must he free TO
act n this matter English interference
should not be tolerated. yet the reply TO
our memorial Is that no action Is con
templated'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
Victory for New Party, Social
Democrats
REVOLT AGAINST PARTY
Control by corporations-Indicates the
Western Feeling Of Unrest--New
Organization May Be Repre-
scented in Next Congress.

Washington, y. q, April I The cleo.
ton of q Social Democrat mayor 10 NIL
waukee q believed by moro than one
member Of the Wisconsin delegation IN
the House to be the foferuuner Of the
election Of at least two members Of
that party a. members Of the House.
Several members from that state profess
70 see in the Milwaukee, victory a protest
against machine domination, both Re
publican and Democratic. The time has
gone By when political machines can
fool the peopleg said Representative
Cary Of Wisconsin, in discussing the
election in his home city. THE people
will not stand for Il amy longer Be.
lieve the fight in Milwaukee was strictly
local and has no significance outside Of
that city"
Representative Morse, an insuesnt
from Wisconsin. said yesterday that she
election was d revolt elainst corporation
control Of the Republican party and q
lack Of faith II the Democratic party.
There is deep feeling 81 unrest
abroad said Mr. Morse. "and this feel
ing was indicated in the vote IN Anlwau.
keo Yesterday. The Socialists arc gain
ing strength and have The best organizs
ton ! have ever SEEN They are becoln-
ing stronger IN my own district and
other parts Of the state
Representative Stafford d Milwaukee
refused 70 comment on the election. IL
is known, however. that Socialism IA Be-
coming stronger and stronger Ia The ais.
trict represented by Representatives
Gary and stafford and Il 4 there that
the Social Democrats hope to elect mem.
hers Of the House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
FoRcING aooMMoN cOuRrEsY'
This Is the Ground upon Which Merry
del val Puts His Case.


Cincinnati d. April Tin a special
cablegram to the Cincinnati Times Star
yesterday from Rome. Cardinal Merry
del Val. through Thomas Kennedy, rec
tor Of the American college in Rome,
gives the following version OF the Roose-
Welt Vatican ineident~
When all Is said and done, IL was a
question of common courtesy. The holy
see did not impose upon Dir. Roosevelt,
as has been wrongly asserted the con
dition Of not approaching Methodists
or other non Catholic religious bodies IN
Rome. There arc several none Catholic
csntors IN the city which % not behave
Ia bitterly hostile and offensive man
ner toward tho pope and towards every
thing that his holiness and an Catholics
hold most dear.
THE Methodfsts ceDtered in Via Xxx
settsmbre systematically join hands
with the worst and most ant-clericai
and anti.papai elements IN the city, and
they do 50 VIGOROUSLY and in the most
aggressive and insaltng manner Mr.
Roosevelt himsef has had a mild and
limited sample Of their attitude in the
declaration Just published BY them aud
which he has felt bound to disayow The
holy see, after the unfortunate Fairbanks
incident had every reason 10 fear that
Mr.. Roosevelt unwittiney and in perfect
good faith might be led into showing
open sympathy and friendship for this
hoetila center Of aggression aeninat the
Catholic church III The heart of the Cath
ohc world Consequently, when Ny
Roosevelt applied Indirectly and con6den
tally for an audience with his holiness
the pope the wish was cosmteously ex-
pressed that be would avoid being
dragged into the objectionable position
Of appearing publicly to support the Of
fensive campaign against the pope in his
own residence.
M Roosevelt replied, refusing All
conditions or agreements, and thus al
lowed the possibility Of his accomplish
inn what would he offensive ~ his holi.
neas This was amply confirmed BY bis
own secretary, Mr.. 0faughlin, who when
asked whether without any formal prom
ise or expressed condition Mr.. Roosevelt
would, az matter of fact not 30 10 the
Methodist ceAter ii Via Xxx Settembre,
replied that he could give no such o.
surance and that IL bis opinion Mr..
Roosevelt was inst the man t. DO it, IN
view OF this attitude the audience BE-
came impossible. Il Il simply q ques
ton Of common courtesy and surely u
not incompa tfbie with the rights and
freedom Of an American citizen"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
THE INSURANCE INQUIRY.
New Things Uncovered by supt Hotch-
klss


kiss.
New York. April william "
Hotchkiss. state superintendent Of in
suranee. hoping to throw more light
on the aeeelefation Of Insurance legisla-
tion, through tne accounts % Eliin-
good 4 Cunningham. a brokerage firm,
which failed IN le04. with the names
Of several legislators On It's books nm
covered yesterday q new trail at a brief
session Of the FIRE Insurance inquiry
He discovered that substantial sums. 40.
ccrdlng TO the records Of this concern,
had been credited to various members
Of the legislature between 1900 and 1904,
Al times when Bills affecting New York
transportation companies were np for
consideration at Albany. The only lee.
islatnr whose name ID disclosed. how
ever. WAS that 81 Louis Bedell. former.
ly an assemhivman from Goshen. M Nh
The records produced showed that
when the Arm failed il 1904 Bedell was
ia its debt more than 81 900 Cunning
ham, the witness, testified that be knew
the obligation had never been dis
charged Under date Of May i 1901,
there was an entry on the firms books
labelled Cash special amount. $780,
The witness said that that was Be
dell's account Two days after this,
the records showed that Rogers placed
check for $500 to Bsdeils account.
while IN that same month 500 shares Of
New York Transportation stock were
sold for him at 5000.
On April 2s 1901, the dav tie ieais-
latufe adjourned. some one. It's MI.
Hotchkss put it deposited s0,O0n with
the firm to Eedell's credit. Other en-.
tries showed many payments To and
Withdrawals from Beaell's account up
to 1904 when the firm failed His az
count, however appeared to relate
wholly to transportation matters and
had nothing 10 DO with insurance.
Records Of the legislature show that
on March e. 1909, Senator Louis r
GoodselI introduced a bin. which con-
ferred valuable franchise on the New
York Electric Vehicle company since
taken over By the Metropolitan seeuri-
ties company Il was put through both
Houses under suspension Of the rules
Mr. Bedell according 70 record made
the necessary motion ii the House On
which the Bill was finally passed in that
branch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
4 DESPERATE SEARCH.
Police Seeking MeKses Rocks Robbers
ana Murderers.

Pittsburg, April with the police
working desperately to round up the
quartette Of men. VINO Tuesday night
entered the Victor Banking company's
building at Bloody Corner McKee's
Rookie shot and killed General Manae.
er Samuel Friedman and Cashier Ignatx
Swartz and wounded several citizens.
and secured lees than $500 IN money,
state wide drag net was thrown ont
yesterday and as q result. Ave suspects
are already locked up ia Stowe town
chip police station and more arrests
are expected Robert King. one Of the
wounded men, is IN critical condi.
ton.
The police are working on the theory
that the hold-up was the work OF ax-
perienced yegg men and not foreigners
OF negroes, a. was minated Tuesday
night
President A. Il. Shall, Of the Victor
Bsnking company, said yesterdays
VERY little m0ney was secured by the
robbers less than $500, as near az we
can estimate At present"
The county authorities received word
early Yesterday that 4 horse and buggy
had been stolen near Schoenviile Tues
day night and had been seen carrying
several men, going n the direction Of
Steubenville. Q.
The bank VAS closed yesterday BY or
der Of officials The foreign depositors
gathered around the doors OF the insti-
tuition and demanded admission They
were told that their deposits were safe
and they would be paid Of later Ia the
day This statement did not satisfy
them and vigorous work on the part 81
the authorities was required 70 quell
the unruly members Of the embryonic
mob
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
WEEKLY ARTICLE
ON DOMESTIC ANIMALS
How to Tell the Age Of the
Horse

tA1tAAAANA AAA8A 4 AAt 7Af+t ~
The central nippars are considerably
worn and the next pair are beginning
10 show the mark u age The tush has
now protruded and Il fully hall an inch
in height and has rounded prominence
with grooves on the inside. AT FIVE years
the horses mouth il almost perfect. At
six wears the mark On the two central
nippers is entirely worn out. and on the
next pair the mark IS shorter, broader
and fainter. and on the corner pair the
edges Of the enamel are more regular
the surface is a little rubbed OF worn,
but only on the exterior edge The tush
has attained its full growth, projects
outward roncave within, growing 70 .
point, the extremity somewhat curved
at seven years. the mark is not only
worn out from the two central nippers
and consequently On the two next but
IA fast wearing away Oh the two corner
teeth. The tush also begins I'd show
change The point and edges ARE round
ed, but at eight years the tush II round.
81 IN every WHY The mark has diSap-
peared from all the bottom nippefs and
nearly 80 from the top All the teeth
are worn, but the central one Is still
large and retains some Of its blackness.
There j. nothing remaining on the bot
tom nippers that can show the age Of
the horse at all reliable. The upper nip.
pers may give Indications, but nothing
certain.
After the age Of eight years. there are
no points that will determine the are
with accuracy. The horse that Il fed 81
corn will appear older than the one that
Is fed on oats and soft food. All nine
Years the nippers show most rounded
appearance. Little remains of Tire dental
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07

bone, but begins 70 show the dental
star. At ten years the same change "a
the middle ones Al eleven the sane
change on the corner ones. At twelve
the corner teeth are round snd iie
dental bone very apparent throughout.
AT thirteen there is : total Disappearance
OF the interior enamel. From fourteen
to seventeen they assume = triangular
form. The central ones at fourteen and
the middle ones st fifteen and the corner
ones at sixteen. At eighteen this tri-
angular shape grows longer, and becomes
radically contracted.
AT six years the teeth are short ard
fiat, gums extending across them full
and nearly straight passing eight, Tie
gums reeede or shrink away from the
teeth, making them appear longer at
ten this IS very noticeables while passing
twelve the gums shows almost 8 pointed
contact with the center Of the teeth: AZ
eighteen to nineteen, the gums are drawn
back much sharper, leaving the teeth
longer and narrower il appearance.
With increased age, deep hollows above
the ewes will appear. and the lower lip
Hhhh NVNh frAts{tiuAf. oVHekhea NVttH
are "bishoped," cut down by saw 81 Gle
or cutting machines. to deceive "a 70
the age of horse. quite old horses being
made to appear eight to nine, In trading
Or buying, one should exercise care in
the study of the animals age
The teeth Of horse require frequent
attention. shorten with the rasp the
lower inpfsaYA and the corners az tha
upper nolars ard inner side Of lower
teeth, to keep your horse in good feeding
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
Itching Irritation
Worst Form Of skin Trouble Quickly
Cured By Inexpensive Treatment.

When you suffer with airy skin trou
bie even though tie itching seems un.
bearable. do not think that il Is neces.
sary to use some disugstiug greasy oint-
sary to use some disgusting greasy oint
ment Iry Hokara. Il pure and simple
skin food. that is guaranteed to contain
10 grease Of acids and which is 50 cleanly
That it does not sol the linen
It's power e instantly relieve any irri.
tetion of the slsin and make It soft,
white and beautiful Il almost miracu.
lous.
Not only are minor skin troubles like
pimples, hlackheads. acne, BARRIERS itch,
etc., quickly cured. but the worst ulcers
or cases Of salt rhenm OF eczema are
eleansed and healed BY this wonderful
skin food.
In order that anyone may Try Hokara
at small eypsnes d F Davis IS selling
a liberal sired jar ct a5o and in addition
guarantees TO refund the money Il the
treatment does not do all that is claimed
for it Larger ME 50 cents.
If the skin disease is caused By i'm
pure blood, 81 e the bowels are inactive.
use Hokara Blood Tablets. They cool
and cleanse the blood and regulate the
bowels IN natural war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07

member Of the ways and means com
mittes "The Beveridge platform is not
"a Republican platform aid Mr., Dalzell
yesterday. From ms point OF view, 1
do not SEQ how any sell respecting Re
publican can vote for The candidate on
that platform Senator Beyeridge's crit-
cism Of the tariff is not justified by
existing conditions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
Social Democrats win

Milwaukee Wis, April 1.-THE Social
Democratic party, which swept Milwau-
kee city and county in Monday election.
gave Emil Seidel It's candidate FOR may
or, 100 plurality. according to complete
returns. Seidel's plurality IS the largest
IN the history Of Afilwankees municipal
elections with the exception 81 ire elec.
tion % 1893, when David S. Rose Dem.
ocrat. had 7.saQ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
A PACKAGE or MEDICINE FREE.

Every subscriber TO this paper who
viii write to tie addfess below win re
ceive, free Of expense. = package contain
ing small boxes Of che following well
known medicines Lanes Tea for the
bowels. Kidness for the kidneys Lanes
Pleasant Qninine Tablets for colds aud
grip. and Sherman's Headache Remedy
Address. Orator Z. Woodward Le Roy
M a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
BREwER WILI FTLFD.


Washington, April No estimate Of
the value Of the estate 81 the late jus.
tice Brewer Of the United States "a.
preme court is given ia his will with q
codicil. which was filed for probate yes.
terday Ills home IA this city with
most Of his personal property IS be-.
queathed to his widow His cottage at
Ihompson's point with its contents and
also $4,000 lite insurance are left to
his three daughters Each al his grand
children IS 70 select some kespsals e iron,
his personal property James u Kari
rick, his son-in-law, and the widow are
named as executors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
ROOT TO SAIL on NAY II.
Senator win Meet Roosevelt in Europe,
II Is Considered Sure.

~ Is k8IAAAEtEA SHAFa
Washington April z. Senator Elihu
Root Of New York state Il indisposed ut
his hoMe ia this city. and ooald not be
seen Oh the subject m tile reports that
ex-Preasdent Roosevelt had requested the
senator to meet him ii Europe. Senator
Rect will sail Oh May "A for Europe
in bis capacity a. special counsel Tor The
United States before The Hague arbitra
tapi eotlls Y tAe HassttIs Y dispute
on the fisheries question Nobody here
doubts that there viii be a meeting be
tween Mr. Roosevelt and the New York
senator in Europa prior to tie departure
of the ex president for the United States
about June That there will he dis
clssion Of political topics is assumed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
saIaiers De shnotlne

Washington, April THE military
court Of inquiry which during the last
year has been investigating tha shooting
UP q Brownsville Tex. finds that The
evidence clearly aietains the charge that
The shooting WAS done h5 soldiers Of the
Twenty-tifth Infantry, eolered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-07
SONG PREVENTS PANIC.
"Star-SPargled Banner ouiets Scholars
in Lover East Side.

IN lever hAaI size.
New York. april Z The strains Of
the sstar Span9led Banner" eustomar-
fly sung in the public schools to arouse
the patriotic instincts Of young America
were employed yesterday on the lower
east side q preventive Of panic. TWEEN
ty-iye hundred pupils Of school on
livingston street at the instance 81
their Instructors broke into song and
as fire ragged IN : building across the
street Some d the children he'd become
excited when they heard the engine
and the prineipai ordered tile choral
which acted like magic ii charming
away their fears.