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GRAVE SCANDAL
Archbishop o'connell .Deplores AZ
tons of Priests of Divorce.

Boston, Feb 15-Declaring that
the possession by priests of any large
sum of money gained from any
source but inheritance is a grave
scandal Archbishop William H. o.
Connell of the Boston archdiocese
begged the Indulgence and prayers of
the congregation of the Cathedral OF
the Holy Cross for some grave
faults which recently happened on
the part of one or two OF the celrgy
of this diocese
The archbishop stated that no
priest in the Boston archdiocese
could amass money merely from the
income of his parish and deplores the
fact that scandal had been caused by
the wills of priests who had left large
fortunes.
said
There have been enough and more
than enough of such things he
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE-rhe unde

A DMINISTRA TOR'S SALE--Ihe under-
N signed administrators will sell at public
auction on Wednesday, Feb. %, 1910, at II
o'clock n m. all the real estate of the late
Charles Bowles, situate in Woodtord, Vt, and
consisting of the home place of said Bowles,
containing about 10 acres of land upon which
is a dwelling house. barns and outbuildings.
Also three of the pest wood lots in the town of
WoodfOrd, namely; Lot No. Il in the second
division OF lots. containing about l2O acres;
Lot on COrbett Hill, so called containing about
100 acres Lot on Beef Hill. so called, contain
ing about l45 acres Terms made known on
day of sale Lewis G. Evans, Administrator.
John Robinson, Auctioneer. 80
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This great medicine has an I'M
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Get IL today in the usual LIQUID form OF In
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Town lmprovement TaIk.

Don't block the way,
Move as fast as the procession-or
move out. Take the pace OF the com
pany you are in or make way for the
uan behind.
Don't stand in the way Of new ideas.
Don't pause in the path Of better sys-
tens. Don't settle down on the lad
der OF success. Don't be a barnacle
on the ship Of business.
Advancement means movement
Move!
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Have any of our candidates for gov
ernor stated how they stand on the
income tax proposition? That is one
of the issues to come before the leg
islamre next fall.
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THE STRENGTH OF OUR COM

pany, now sixty years old, is demon
strated by the single fact that its in.
terest income in 1909 exceeded death
claims paid by $475,932.S9 We aim
to make the insurance promise abso-
lutely sure.6lst year. National Life
Insurance Company, Montpelier Vt,
(Mutual) Earle S. Kinsley, Agent,
Rutland VI.
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Tor sALE-Two farms and one piece OF
good bindings. at salisbury Depot. Farm
ii8 acres. good lot wood, COOL buildings, l
mile from Salisbury Depot Lot 10 acres,
100 in timber and IS in pasture, miles from
SALISBURY. For particulars address Q. +.
Oatman. SALISBURY VT. MIL
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EOR SAFE one and One-half story S
Il room house with ~ acre of land in No.
Pow4sl Fine piazza. Cellar with hatchway.
Barn l0x20, ? stalls, hen house, hog house plenty
of shade trees, also grapes. curmnts, and Few
plum trees Two good springs near house, best
water in Vermont. Extra good garden Also
Groom house. sealed in Georgia pine Fine lO-
cation for man desiring work on a farm. Price
500 if taken before April lst Apply to Nash
4 IIutchlns 'Ott
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Winter has taken a new start and
Bennington now has fully foot OF
snow, which is the most at any time
this winter
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MR.. HARRISON POTTER

ORGANISE AT ST. PETERS CHURCH
will receive pupils in piano playing.
For terms address, No. Adams,
Mass.
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nor SALE-Property formerly owned and
Il occupied by o. X Wyman, l0tPutuam
St. consisting of the home place and building
lot. For information inquire after o'clock IN
shn Ntf
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TOR SALE miles ana half from Ben
7 nington. l-3 of "A mile from cent ride on
the HOosck Falls trolley. ( acres of extra good
and tillable land Hay 10 winter horse and cow;
/ mile from church, trife over Ia mile %
school story 10 room house, is "a. with ell,
N v90 house Is painted white. roof Is shingled.
Houss is well paper ed and plastcred. Celia
under whole house. Barn 20 \ 81, roof shinged ,
has horse stall and COW tie, hog house Is \
20. 80 strawberry plants, 40 currant bushes .
annie trees. plenty of raspbeuics, also some
mum trees. We'll water near barn, never dry
Price $500. if sold before April 10th. II not,
will be withdrawn from the market Nash \
Tntchins S7tf
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WANTED Woman to do general house
w work at home one mile out of village.
Good home Apply to Mrs. IL. r Jones, Wash,
ington Avenue. 9ito
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XXANTED-To furnish experienced cooks,
w chambermaids. Mattresses. farmhands.
etc. Martins Employment Agency, p. o. Box
42s, Richmond, Va. 90t6t
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FIRE RUINS LARGE FARM HOUSE
Home of Major Dyer Contained Many
Revolutionary Relics,

Rutland, Feb. 1.-THE large farm
house home of Maj. H. Edward Dyer
in the outskirts of this city was to-
tally destroyed by fire yesterday.
The house was built in 1908 and
contained many heirlooms and Revo-
lutionary relies, all which were lost
The fire caught near a chimney.
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WANTED To buy a Jersey or part Jersey
w new mich COW. not over five years old
Address Lock Box 203, North Bennington, Vt
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WANTED-A sawyer for circular saw mill.
w State experience, wages, references:
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WANTED-Expe knitters and loop
w ers. also girls TO learn. Apply to the
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TOR SALE-Just ont of corporation line,
Il good one and one-half story 9 room house,
about 3 acres of good tillable land, one barn IA
X 20, another Is 10. fruit. Fine stream of
spring water runs through the land. Ideal
place for poultry. Price SliO0. Apply to Nash
h Hutchins. 70tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP One upright Jewett
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE-rhe two story frame. slate roof
Il ed dwelling No. 22 on west side Depot St.
in Bennngton village. This is a two -umily
house. comparatively new and desirahly locat-
ed For particulars inquire of Charles \.
Powers. Real Estate Agent, Savings Bank
Bui ding. #tt
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WANTED Men wanted to learn 10 drive
w and repair automobiles in our repair
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

not get the ball any place near the
plate. Swander walked, forcing in
Thomas, who had been sent In to run
for Cameron.
The bases were still loaded and no
body was out. The crowd kept on
screaming and yelling and Knapp
looked i'm But he put all his efforts
forth toward striking out Catcher
Mite and he made good. too.
Encouraged by this stunt Knapp
started right after Pitcher Harkins
and, after f1inging three wide ones, he
finally grooved the next five. Two of
them were fouled by the Oakland
twirler and he missed the last one.
MAGGART EQUAL TO TASK
The shades of night were descending
fast and the Oakland fans began to
look serious. Portland was hopeful,
even though Oakland did have a rep
resentative on every base. 1t was UP
to Maggart, and he proved himself to
be the boss of the situation. He laced
a hard drive into center field and the
stubborn, uphill diamond fight was at
an end, with Oakland the victor.
Portland also made z great rally in
its half of the eleventh. Olson came up
with a three cushion drive against the
left field fence. This was the ONCE for
Captain Wolverton to take Christian
out or the DoA ana put Harkins TO
work. The first thing that Harkins
did was to make wild pitch on which
Olson dashed home. He might have
been nailed. but Harkins failed to-
cover the plate when Mite ielded the
ball.
Portland practically tossed the game
to Oakland in the second inning.
Wolverton gave his team a start with
q two sacker into the right garden.
which was quickly grabbed UP by
Olson. The Beaver shortstop threw to
third TO head off Wolverton. but the
ball went FIVE feet over Sheehan's head
and the Oakland boss tore in.
This sent the transbay fans mad.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

effort, went out and took Hogan's
place in the garden
The Commuters were all falling
helpless before the benders and
twisters of Seaton till the lucky old
seventh spasm, when q bright ray of
sunshine in the form of run broke
through the clouds of gloom. Don
Cameron opened it up for them by lac
ing q two saeker between left and
center fields. He had scarcely landed
on the bag ere WoIverton followed
with corking good single to center.
Cameron dashed madly home, and
Wolverton made a second on the toss
in. Another single would have regis
tered him. but CutShaw failed
The next inning found Oakland fight
ing for another run, which came only
after every chance seemed exhausted.
Catcher Mite was hit by pitched ball
and Moser advanced him on an infield
out. Maggart had nothing but short
fly, but Pfyl at once made himself an
Oakland idol by sapping the ball for
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
5000 FANS See
.-:
LEADERS BATTLE
Pitcher Knapp WeakenS In the
Eleventh Inning After Sen.
-: Safi0naI TWirIfng
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

The greatest and most spectacular
double header OF the season was reeled
of on the Oakland diamond yesterday
afternoon between the two leading
teams IN the battle for the 1910 pen
zant. Oakland and Portland. Honors
went both ways. the Beavers finishing
IN front 30 2 in the first struggle and
The Oaks nosing their opponents out
4: TO after II innings in the second.
The rival teams were tn action con-
Etsntly from 1:15 till O'Clock, just
as the sun had about finished its shin
ing for the day.
Some 6. 600 fans sat throughout Il all
and ''hollered' and cheered and sweat
ed. for old Sol just poured down his
Sercest rays while the double diamond
duel was IN progress. They had never
known such q baseball day in Oak
land before and they viii not have
another one ike II this season at least
The rival teams fought and strug-
RIed and battled every inch of the way.
TO the players. a victory seemed to
mean more than anything else in the
. world. They were keyed up TO the
highest possible pitch, spurred on by
their captains and inspired by the wild
yells Of their admirers in every section
of the park Some Of them made their
mistakes, but these were all forgotten
;n the brilliant. spectacular work which
followed.
! Although the first game was
voted a wonder by everybody. the one
which was pulled of Immediately
sfterward had il beaten many points
for sensations. It went II innings and
st was won by Oakland only after the
POrtlanders tossed of several good
chances Of bringing it home. sealed UP
in the can. Portland should have won
beyond the question of a doubt
KRAPP-S GREAT PITCHING
After pitching ball that would-h have
won him fame in any league, Knapp.
the little Beaver twirler, took the bal
loon route in the eleventh and prac-
tIcaIly passed the game TO Oakland
;Tzrapp was bewfldered. demoralized and
HIS nerve seemed TO forsal1e him all OF
z sudden but even then. the team be-
hind him never faltered and Oakland
5ust barely managed 10 squeeze the
winning tally through
Cameron, the first Oaklander TO face
Knapp in this round, reused the great
crowd by rapping hard single into
right field. The fans had hopes then,
even though the Beavers had just reg.
istered a tally and were one TO the
good. Knapp for the first time in the
game lost his nerve and issued base
on balls TO Captain Wolverton.
There were two on and none down
and Cutshaw dropped q bunt down the
third base line. Knapp started after
the ball. but slipped and stumbled. and
while ne was floundering around Cut
shaw kept on and landed at first.
The Oakland fans acted like wild
things then. They stood up and tossed
their hats in the air and fairly shrieked
and screamed. Here it was a full
house. with nobody down Victory
seemed certain for Oakland. though
the fans did not for moment think
that their team would have such q
tough time in putting those final two
runs over the oyster.
Knapp went TO pieces completely
when Swsnder faced him. He could
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
two bases along the right field foul

two bases along the right field foul
line.
The sphere was bounding badly and
Ort could not check it. though he
tumbled all over himself and made
several grabs. Pfyl slowed down al
second but when he saw how Ort was
acting, he kept on and handily puhed
nm at third He might have made
home had he not tarried en- route.
Without further ceremony or stall
ing. Captain Casey promptly yanked
Seaton out of the box and put kr2pp
to work This sealed Oakland's DOOM
The next man up, Hogan, was an easy
OUT and the next one, cameron was
ahout a. soft. so the scoring ceased
right there. Just when the Commuters
seemed to have struck their gait. The
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland 3. Oakland z.
Oakland 4, Portland 3 eleven
Innings.
San Francisco 8. Los Angeles I.
Vernon 4, Sacramento 2.
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There will he double headers all over the cir
cult today. The first game between Oakland
and Portland the transbay diamond will be
called at 10 and the second one at Recreation
park at 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
.Beaoers and Seals Each Take Game
Sensational Double Header PZaued
Seals Gain 3 Points
On League Leaders

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
CPaCffic Coast LeaEue)
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GAMES TO-DAY


Portland at Oakland, 10 a. M.
Oakland at Recrea-
tion park, 2:30 p. m.
San Francisco at Los Angeles,
morning and afternoon.
Vernon at Sacramento, morn
ing and afternoon.
The great battle of the season
between Portland and Oakland fs
still shade in favor of the
northern tossers, for they broke
even in the double header yester-
day afternoon after taking Oak
land down the line in the OPEN
ing game on Wednesday. Port
land is still a game and a half to
the good. or Just 13 points. Each
team went back a point in the
percentage on account of the
even break yesterday.
The Seals now have another
grand chance to come from be-
hind, and they got away well
yesterday by downing the Angels
in the opening game of the series
in the south. San Francisco
gained three points by this VIC
tory.
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Swsnder established a league record in the
afternoon game. He went through IL innings
without being charged with time at bat. and
he also scored run. Swsnder got three walks,
a sacrifice and was hit by the ball
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Baseball Notes

There will he double headers all over the cir
cult today. The FIRST game between Oakland
and Portland on the trausbay diamond viii be
called at 10 and the second one at Recreation
park at 3
swander established a league record in the
game. He vent through II innings
without being charged with time 2 at BAT, Ian and
a sacrifice and was hit by the ball.
ming run for Portland in the ninth. He was on
third. with only one down. and was nailed I've
feet on Sheehan's hit 10 short. Rapps immedi
ately followed with single.
sutor wnl be worked two games against the
Angels Jnls series, . Th9se southern slnggsrs
did have their goat Looks as though he should
win the next time he starts.
The Oaks did not steal many bases on Fisher
in the double header. During the first contest
1ne Beaver was especIaIty e9eetiye and af5er
cided that they had better lay of Most OF
the sacks were stolen with men third and
'.Hurrah. Wares is out Of the game for
while" shouted an ardent Portland rooter when
the Oakland shortStop was injured. Too bad -
retorted Pearl Casey. Hes Just the man we
want in the game. He always boots em against
run on an error.
Monte Pfyl got a great ovation from the Oak
land rooters the first time he came up to the
bat. Pfyl probably viii be used a utility
player from now on. Cameron has been doing
splendid work at first and IL wOuld be a great
injustice TO take him out at this critical stage
of the
Hogan came in 10 play shortstop in the Sixth
round of the first game. expecting that the
Beavers would keep him about busy as thev
had been keeping little Wares up to the time 81
his injury. But strangely enough. Willie did
not have single chance. though the other in
folders were seOoPinS en- up every inning.
Ia is likely that Captain WOlverton will U.S.
Harkins o. Nelson in the morning game against
the Beavers today and Lively in the afternoon
Garrett and BOice are carded 70 do the twisting
for the Beavers It's tough week on the
SIabsters Of each team, the toughest that thew
have known this season. and all Of them Will
have to work about twice hard as usual
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IL is likely thai
Harkins o. Nelson
the Beavers today
Garrett and BOice
for the Beavers
SIabsters Of each
have known this
have 10 work about
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
OAKLAND
SfIAfNfARY

Two runs and Eve hits of Seaton in 72-s in
nings. Two base hits-kruger. Cameron, ort.
Sacrifice hit-Wares First base on called balls
OF Seaton >. of NIoser >. Struck out-By Sea
ton 3 by Moser 4. Hit by pitched ball-WOl-
verton Mite Thy Seatoni. Wild pitch-Moser.
Double pays-Olson to Rapps: Fisher TO Olson.
Time of game hours and j minutes. Empires
Van Haltren and Finney.
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.Two out when winning run was made.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two runs q hits of Christian taken oct In
eleventh inning with no outs. Three base hit
oIsom. Two base bts--wolverton. Casey. Kru-
ger. Sacrifice hts--Swander. Casey t2). Stolen
bases-Kruger, Sbeehan, Cutshaw (21, Swander
Christian First base on called balls-off Krapp
8, of Harkins l. Struck out-By Knapp 6. by
Christian 8. Hit by pitched baIls-Krapp. Swan.
game-2 hours and so minutes. Umpires
Haltren aud Finney.
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Kruger tossed Of chance to register the win
ming for Portland in the ninth. He was on
third with only one down. and was nailed I've
feet on Sheehan's hit 10 short Rapps immedi-
ately followed with a single.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

{ Captain Wolverton will use
in the morning game against
and Lively in the afternoon.
are carded 70 do the twisting
Its tough week on the
team, the toughest that thew
season. and all Of them will
Z twice as hard as usual.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

Sutor VIII be worked two games against the
Angels this series Those southern sluggsrS
never could bit left handlers and Sutor always
did have their goat. Looks though he should
win the next time he starts
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
NORTHERN TOSSERS
Still HAVE EDGE
Double Header Puts League
Leaders Back Few Points
i'm the Race

especially after Cutshaw pulled up at
second on the play. But there was
more joy coming. Swander was hit in
the Stats by a pitched ball and, to-
gether the runners started on a double
steal. Catcher Fisher pegged the ball
to third with lightning speed It struck
in front of Sheehan and bounded away
into left field. VCutshaw came on home
and Swander got as far as third, where
he perished.
GREAT UPHILL BATTLE
With a lead of two runs against
them the Beavers waded in and fought
a great uphill battle. Pitcher Chris
tian in the meanwhile was giving a.
mastery exhibition in the box and it
looked as though he had the number
of every Beaver in the list till the sixth,
when more fireworks were exploded.
Even though two men were down,
the Beavers started a clean cut rally
which netted them pair of runs and
tangled up the score. Ryan started by
driving the ball out to center field.
Kruger was right after him with a
sizzler which got past Christian and
Cutshaw. Ryan got to third and a
moment later Kruger stole second.
Pearl Casey polished it off by clouting
out a two bagger to left and they both
arrived.
Then it was a tooth and nail en-
gagement between them till the elev-
enth, when Knapp exploded. Each team
failed to register on several critical
occasions. The Commuters lost grand
chance in the ninth, when Christian n
singled, stole and got as far as third
on Olsons failure to block the toss to
second. Though he was the first man up
up. Christian became an ornament at
third while Maggart, Pfyl and Hogan,
the next. three men up, were being dis
posed of. The score:
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MILITARY INSPECTION.

Company F., our local military COM
pany, underwent inspection hy Cap
tain j c. jerks, of the L. S. regular
army at their headquarters on East
Race street on Sunday night last in
the presence of Adjutant General c. d.
Elliott, Of the State Guard. Owing to
a misunderstanding the inspection
had to be made at an unusual time by
force Of circumstances. l43 members of
the company were present together
with three officers, viz Capt. w. G
Kilmer, and Lieutenents Viewer and
Seibert.
The inspecting officer was highly
complimentary to the boys for their
fine appearance land their fine move
ments in drill and General Elliott
comPlimented the company as well as
the officer.