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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
Denounces Attack on Immi-
grafton Commission
PROGRAMME UNCHANGED
President Taft Says He Has Planned
No New Campaign Against the
corporations--A Statement
to That Effect.

Whshington, Jan. Announcing as
UNANIMOUSLY and mAliciOusly and wan
tonly FALSE" statements made in the
House Monday BY Representative Ma
con Of Arkansas, Representative Bennett
Of New York, member Of the immi.
gration commission, arose 30 a question
Of personal privilege yesterday 70 defend
the commission ssainst the attacks thar
we're made upon IL Mr.. Bennett was
absent when the Discussion. which ro-
suited IN the stRlking cut Of the 1925.
600 dsecisnoy approximation for com.
pleting the work Of the commission, took
place.
Reading from the Congressional REQ
ord the remarks Of Mr.. Macon, Mr.. Bon.
net declared that the gentleman from
arkansas. BY a flys-minute walk from
the capitol could havs reached the head
quarters Of the commission and could
haze found that che charges be voiced
were untrue.
II said" interposed Mr.. Macon, chat
had been advise1 that what / said
Was true. The gentleman does not,
hope, deny that I received that informa.
ton"
Insisting that lir. Macon might easily
have discovered the faIslty o. hls charges
Mr.. Bennett referred to report made
to the House vithla tive weeks and &c
cessibis to everybody, which. he said,
showed the facts in relation to sthe
white shave traffic"
y am very anxions to have tbe gen
tleman make a statement o. the proceed.
ings Of TIE commission protested Mr.
Macon.
THE expenses Of the commission and
seven employees proceeded Mr. Bennett,
"for three months travel on the oonti.
nent Of Europe was ehIy $4,000, tray.
cling as we did as the commissioners Of
the best government under the sun"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

President Taft Says He Has No New
Campaign Planned.

Campaign Planned
Washington, Jan. %. President Taft
yesterday made public the following
statement AZ to the reports that the I'D
ministration is planning a crusade
against unlawful combinations Of cap.
itali
NO statement was issued, either from
the attorney generals Office Of the White
House, indicating that tie purpose Of
the administration with reference to
prosecutions under the ANTITRUST Law IL
other than az set forth in the message
Of Che president, January 10, 1910.
Sensational developments, as If there
were to be a new departure and an in.
Discriminate prosecution 81 important
industries, have no foundation. The
purpose Of the administration il exactly
as already stated in the president's mes.
sage
The statement was issued after Vie
president had talked with James J. Hin,
the railway magnate, and had received
information that prices were erumbling
in New York under the various reports
printed Monday and yesterday morning.
Mr., Hin on leaving the White House
said be did not pretend 70 represent or
speak for the president III anything be
said, but he was sure the administration
was not against corporations of them
selves but the sins Of the corporations
# corporations were violating the laws
Of The country, he supposed they would
be brought to book
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
CAN CORBETT
HELP JEFFRIES /?
Doubt whether He Win Be Of Much
Service to californiln-Can Give
Nothing Physically

One disllkes to take responding
view Of things and at the same time
assall belief that Il entertained BY
30 many, but II view Of all this jour
nalistic hullabaloo about jim Corbett
training Jef'ries for bis mixup With
Jack johnson aud Incidentally help
Ing him reclaim the worlds heavy
weight championship from the negro
one Is forced to ask. How and In what
manner can Cofbett bring about JEFF
fries retuveuescenceT
IN bis day there Is no question
that Corbett was the cleverest and fast
est boxer 10 the ring. His footwork
WAS superb. and be was a great ring
general even II be didn't always main
tain cool head But those sterling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
HAWAII MUST PAY $4,000.

Supreme Court Decides that Territory
Has Failed to Live UP to Agreement.
Washington, jan 20 For the second
time the supreme court Of the United
States has decided that there was fail.
ure BY the territory Of Hawaii to live up
to the agreement hereby tie American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-,
SONS, transferred III lsaa it, seminary
situated ID Hawaii to the kingdom Of
Hawaii. The failure found wns the neg
leet to teach certain religious doc
trines as required in the contract AS
q result a this ieiiure the court q.
dered Judgment to be entered against
the territory for $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

jim ColtbkfI WHO WILL HELP JEFF TRAIN.
qualities of the boxer Of a decade ago
can be Of 40 possible help to Jefries
today. who ia TO do battle with the
best black man that ever pulled on
glove and one who outstrips Corbett
himself III hts palmlest days.
It should be borne earnestly ln mind
that the intent Of this article is not to
take away anything from Corbett, to
question his ability as a trainer and
his wisdom as an adviser or to impugn
bis motives ID gratuitousiy volunteer
Ing to work With Jearies. The inten-
ton IL 70 destroy 10 the minds Of JEFF.
fries unthinking admirers the false
hope that Corbett can &C him physical
" for the coming match and assist
him materially 10 regainipg the title
he relinquished nearly six years ago
The sum and substance OF 1t Is, Cor
bett simply can't
Corbett has nothing he can give JET.
fries. Adyicef Perhaps Be might b
able to give him 4 point OF two. BUT
It isn't advice JeiIrfes needs nj this
stage OF the game Physically there
is absolutely 20 way ID which be can
help Jeifries C0rbett will be forty.
four his next birthday he started
fighting twenty-five years age, Il will
be seven years IL August since he en.
gagged 10 his lest Doub 1.-The one with
Jeflries % the coast His showing 10
that bout scarcely could be called up
TO the standard IL is proverbial that
Jearies actually cutboxed him IN that
contest Even + be attempted to box
With Jeff IN training Il would Do datfi-
mentai faEher than beneficial % the
latter. L would be necessary for JET
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
FLYING 10 POLE POSSIBLE.
Peary Tells Wright Brothers There Are
Plenty Of Opportunities.

Dayton, o., Jam 26.AeropIaning to
the north pole was pronounced reas-
enable feat By Commander Peary, ii d
discussion here with Wilbur and 0rville
Wright last night. Peary met the
Wright brothers after delivering Zee.
ture for the benefit Of The tuberculosis
society. and 0rviIle Immediately asked
the explorer about polar possibilities.
The necessities as seen from Wrightis
point 81 view, he explained we're sur
faces chat would permit a machine to
start fight. alight and start again,
From what I've seen / should feel
safe In ventaring the speculation that
an aerapane would have no trouble get
ting started replied Peary Once in
flight. IL coold End enough open space
TO alight and start again at any stage
ol its journey, until the pole had been
reached
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

Followers Of the Belmont stable We
disappointed last year August ID
mont finished seventh To the list l
winning owners for the season III
total earnings were S19.l75 AT II
end Of the 1908 season the Belmos
stable was third. with total winning
Of $1I2.625 Fair Play alone won S7ll
510 in 1903. more than the entire Sea-
sons winnings for 1903. Field Nous
was the. best winner for the Belmoai
colors during last year. her total b
ing S4.G4o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
ABOUT HYOMEI
A Bottle Costs Only SOFA Complete
0utft, Including Inhaler, gi.oo.

When the Red Cross Pharmacy viii
guarantee Hyomai to cure eatawh or
give yoa your money back, what y your
answers
are you satisfied with your condi-
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HgoInei is a simple, antiseptic medi-
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Il Is made of Australian eucalyptus
mixed with other germ killing and mem
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Get Z complete outfit to-day It emily
costs slice, sad contains everything nee
essagy te care any ordinary case Of e..
taarh. Extra bottles, If needed. 50o.
Hyomei Is tie best remedy IN the
world Tor sore throat. coughs and colds.
Group and bronchitis Ii eirea wonder
ful relief in two minutes For sale BY
druggists everywhere and by the Red
Croas pharma4y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
UNI0NISTS MAKE
GAIN OF EIGHT
They Get Sixteen Of the Twenty-Five
Districts Of Yesterdays Brit
ish Elections.

London Jan. 20.-Tweaty.fve results
announced yesterday complete the re-
turns from Mondays ballottiug for
members Of parliament. Of the seats
decided the Unionists take sixteen, the
Liberals I'VE, the Nationals three, end
the Laborites one. The standing q the
parties as known yesterday afternoon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

United States and csnada TO Clash.
Canada's champion interprovlncial
Rugby team may journey to Syracuse
next season to meet the University Of
Cornell eleven Ia an exhibition foot
ban game, one-haIf Of which VIII be
played under Canadian and the other
under American rules.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

Peel ripe bananas, cut ia halves. roa
II eggs beaten with cold water or milk
then in -four. and fry 10 deep bot q.
until a golden yellow. II you wish t.
serve them for dessert sprinkle WITH
sugar and lemon Juice. If as 4 regeta.
BILE sprinkle lightly With salt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
HuRRTED 70 sUPREME couRr.
New Corporation Tax Action Pushed
Through Circuit Court.

Through Circuit Court.
Chicago, Jan 20 "A speedy path ID
the United States supreme court was
provided when Judge G G. Kohiaaat hi
the federal circuit court sustained de.
mnrrers in the two eases brought to test
the constitutionality Of the corporation
tax law The demurrers were fled By
tho Northern Trust company and the
Corn Exchange National bank defend
ants IN the suits brought by the stock
holders n both corporations. No argll
ment was made by the counsel for the
eomplainants. who Immediately after
Che orders were entered prayed an ap
peal to the supreme court, which was
granted BY Judge Kohisaat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
siao,ooo,ooo GERMAN LOAN.

ess,ooo,ooo for the Empire and sss,ooo,-
900 for Prussia.
Berlin, Jan. II. -ooszaany and Prussia
yesterday asked for a joint loan Of
el2ooaO8oo On fgur per Gems. govern.
ment bonds Fhs empires share viii
be ssso0b.oeo Subscriptions viii 10
opened o. FEB. s. - l0a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
80 cuREp IN 3 ID . pAYs

PA10 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case 81 itching, blind, bleeding or
protrnding piles il 6 to IA days or
money refunded. 5oc,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
ss,siz,2oo FOR FORTS

The Appropriation BAL Passed BY the
Senate.
Washington, Jan. 20. The fortified.
tioHs appropriation Bill, carrying s5.sl7,
200. was passed BY the Senate yester-
day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

summary: Baskets from the floor.
Richardson s, Spending 8, Cosby O.,
chappsl 3, Dunlap 8, Nichols, Gleieh.
mans baskets from fouls, spaulding O.,
Dunlap 4, Bebcock Lepper, Gleichman;
referee. Rraylty; umpire, Libby; time,
two 10 and one lo.minute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
TAFT FAvoRs TWO NEW STATES
He Tells Governor Sloan He win Try to
Secure Action BY Congress.

Secure Action BY Congress.
Washington, Jan. 2e Governor Sloan
Of Arizona, accompanied by Postmaster
General Hitchcock, had long talk with
President Taft yesterday, Regarding
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
President Taft assured Governor sloan
That be would use ais best efforts to see
that q separate statehood BILL Of some
eort was had At the present session OF
Congress
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26
BRITAIN 70 HONOR PEARY.
Cold Medal for Him from Royal Geo
graphical Society.

London. Jan. 26 The Royal Geo
graphic society has decided to award
special gold medal 20 Commander Rob
eFt T. Pearv A replica Of the
medal IN silver win Be presented to Cap
tain Robert s. Bartlett ii recognition
81 his accompanying Commended peary
te within two degrees Of the pole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-26

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ing They are a solid extract 81 Hoods Sarsapa-
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Give great satisfaction, especially b people pro-
farrng tablet 70 LIQUID medicines 100 duse5 81.
Druggists OF mail q. \ Hood Co.. Lowell. MAaa.
IL Made by Hood Its Good.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
FLYING IN DREAMS.
Common in CniIdho od--Sensation of
 Flight-Just Prccedes Death.

The sensation Of flying is enc of the earliest to appear in the dreams of childhood. It seems to become less frequent after middle age. Beau his states that in his case it ceased at the age of 50, says a writer in the Atlantic. It is sometimes the last sensation at the moment of death.
 To rise, to fall, to slide away has often been the last conscious sensa- tion recalled by those who seemed to be dying but have afterward been brought back to life. Pieron has noted this sensation at the moment of, death in number of cases, usually accom- panied by a sense of well being The cases he describes were mostly tu- berculous and included individuals of both sexes and with athesistic as well as religious beliefs.
 In all the last sensation to which expression was given was one of fly ing, of moving upward. In some death was peaceful, in others painful In one case a girl died clasping the iron bars of the bed, in horror of being borne upward.
 Pieron associates this sensation with the similar sensation of rising and floating in dreams and with that of moving upward and resting on the air experienced by persons in the es- tatic state. In all these cases alike life is being concentrated in the brain and central organs, while the outly- ing districts of the body are becom- ing numb and dead.
 Dream flight, it is necessary to note, is not usually the sustained flight of bird or an insect and the dreamer rarely or never imagines that he is borne high into the air. Hutchinson states that of all those whom he has asked about the matter hardly one has ever known himself to make any flights in his dreams. One almost all ways flies low. with skimming man. ner, slightly, but only slightly, above the heads of pedestrians"
 Beaunis-from his own experience describes a typical kind of dream flight as a series of light bounds at one or two yards above the earth, each bound clearing from ten to twenty yards, the dream being ac- companied by a delicious sensation of ease and movement as well as a lively satisfaction at being able to solve the problem of aerial locomo- tion by virtue of superior organiza- ton alone.
 Lafcadio Hearn somewhat similarly describes in his "Shadowings" a typ ical and frequent dream of his own as a series of bounds in long, para bolic curves rising to a height of some twenty five feet and always accom- panied by the sense that new power had been revealed which for the fu- ture would be a permanent posses sion.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
HOW TO SPOIL A BROOM.
Here You Find Set Forth Also How to Use It to the Best
 Advantage.

Tt makes me sad,'' said a broom maker. ito see the way people use brooms. The life of a broom could be twice prolonged by proper usage, and used properly it would be vastly easier to use
 You've seen people sweeping ahead of them. pushing stuff with broom ? Why, the best broom that ever was made, of the best and most perfectly seasoned broomcorn stock that ever was put into broom wouldn't stand such treatment as that
 With such handling splints will break off. The splints remaining, jagged and uneven, bear unevenly on the surface. You never can sweep clean with it after that
 Then you know the majority of sweepers always sweep with the same side of the broom to the front, and in this way they soon get the broom lopsided, so they can't use it any oth- CT way. There couldn't be a worse way.
 Used in this manner the points of the splints get bent all one way and then they meet together at their ends They don't bite, they don't take hold of dust as they are meant to do. they don't sweep clean; and when broom has come to this con dition the sweeper is less careful Of it. for then it is not so good a broom. Such a broom the sweeper feels that he may push ahead of him: and when he does this with it Ire broom is finally and irretrievably ruined.
 of course the correct way to use broom is with the handle, in its initial position, held vertically. so that all the splints in the face of the broom will take hold at the same time and evenly. In sweeping the broom should be swung back and forth from a point back of the sweep
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
AFTER ALL.

The apples are ripe in the orchard. The work of the reaper is done, And the golden woodlands redden In the, blood of the dying sun. At the cottage door the grandsire Sits, pale, in his easy-chair, While the gentle wind of twilight Plays with his silver hair. A woman is kneeling beside him, A fair young head is pressed, In the first wild passion of sorrow, Against his aged breast. And far from over the distance The faltering echoes come, Of the flying blast of trumpet And the rattling roll of drum. Then the grandsire speaks in a whis- "The end no man can see; But we give him to his country, And we give our prayers to Thee.
 IT. The violets star the meadows, The rosebuds fringe the door, And over the grassy orchard The pink white blossoms pour. But the grandsire's chair is empty, % The cottage is dark and still, There's a nameless grave in the bat
 tlefield,
 And a new one under the hill And a pallid, fearless woman By the cold hearth sits alone; But the old clock in the corner Ticks on with a steady drone.
 William Winter.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

CT to a point at an equal distance in front. That is the proper way to use a broom, and then every day the sweeper should turn the broom around so as to sweep with different side daily. Used in this manner and turn ed daily the broom wears down even ly.
 T have seen-a delight to the pro- fessional eye and a comfort to every body who likes to see any implement used to the best advantage, thought fully and considerately-I have seen brooms that had been so used that had worn down almost to the binding threads but that still bit beautifully. I am perfectly we'll aware that brooms carelessly used, as commonly they are, wear out faster, with cor responding benefit to broom manu- facture; but still I do really hate to see anybody misuse a broom"
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
COLLEGE, GIRL AND PARENT.
There Should Be No Impossible Gut
 When the Course Is Finished.

Some general principles are formu- lated by Marion Talbot. dean of wo- men at Chicago University. to secure cooperation for a better understand ing between the three factors in edu- cation for women. In the first place. it is the duty of the college to strengthen, not to destroy or even to weaken, the family tie. Every pos sible social and educational influ- ence should be called upon to devel- op the lasting virtues of the family relation, although many of it's at tributes. once prized, now outworn and useless, are rapidly disappearing. In the second place, the natural and rational method of maintaining the interest of the parent is to have the child encouraged or perhaps com pelled to formulate some acceptable reason for taking a college course and incidentally to plan for her fu- ture life.
 In most cases the parent will ac- company the child step by step in sympathy and understanding. and, in stead of having a wide and almost impossible gulf between them, as too often happens when the college course is finished, both parents and child will then find that although their activities may take different forms, they remain close together in spirit and mutual understanding. The daughter will find herself a truly es- sential factor in the home life and on the other hand, the parents will rejoice that in spite of their wan ing powers they can still be vitally in touch with interests that appeal to them.-North American Review.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

"The powers of the lobbyist" says the Los Angeles Express, "are greatly curtailed when the people possess the initiative and referendum" Not at all. His work is merely scattered and his opportunities are increased. A greater secrecy is thrown about his movements and when he succeeds to the detriment of the people there is no one on whom to fix the responsi- bility.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

The youth Che must be a youth) who runs the Tribune Citizen of AL buquerque shrieks in the glaringest People Betrayed The people must have been expecting it, for on the morning following the New Mexican election a special dispatch to The Republican predicted from the personnel of the successful candidates to the constitutional convention pre- rect legislation scheme over there.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

"The announcement that MT. Gillen- water had contracted for power, made in the Tribune Citizen a week ago, is reprinted in the columns of our con temporary this morning, with a few other facts already learned by Tribune Citizen readers. Trib- une Citizen.
 The reader is left in doubt whether the Tribune Citizen is a power plant with which MT. Gillenwater has made contract, or whether the foregoing sentence is only somewhat involved
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
HoW's This?

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 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-10

AS a elimination to a long III
meas Mrs. Sadie West OF Puyailup
late yesterday afternoon took her
husbands razor and made two
slashes at her throat. seyering the
jugular vain. dying before a ply
stefan could reach her at her
home. She stood In the kitchen
while her husband was at work
building an addition to their
home and made a slash but failed
to reach the vital spot. Scream
ing she made another cut and ac-
complished her desire. Scream
ing she ran upstairs where her
husband followed led by the
stream of blood that covered the
carpet.
The woman died before a doc
tor could arrive. She leaves two
children. s and 10 years old.
Mrs. West has been in California
travelling for her health for three
years and Just recently returned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-10

Drs. Thomas. osteopaths.