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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-12
FUCKER STARTS TRAINING.
Will Race Ty Cobb in Auto at At
lanta Next Month.

ATLANTA. Ga. October 12.-NapoleOn
Rucker, Broklyn's famous left-handed
pitcher. has begun training on the At
lanta speedway for match automobile
race which he expects to hold with Ty
Cobb Of the Detroit team. 1t was learned
today that Rucker unobtrusively started
training yesterday In bright red sixty
horsepower car Cobb has not yet signi-
fled his intentions as to the race. which is
scheduled as an event of the automobile
races here the first week in November.
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REDS DRAW FIRST BLOOD.
Cleveland's Three Pitchers Fare
Badly in Opening Game.

CINCINNATI, October 12.-In game
featured by hard hitting, loose pitching
and poor fielding. Cincinnati yesterday
won the first of the post-season games
for the championship Of Ohio from Cleve-
land, II to Z. Score:
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SEATTLE, Wash. October 12.-Walter
Camp. foot ball coach. who has been
touring the west looking over various
college teams on the Pacific coast, left
for New Haven last night. having re-
ceived a telegram saying that his services
are needed at once by Yale
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National League Games.
Cubs Win in Tenth.

CHICAGO. October st. Louis forced
Chicago to work ten innings yesterday to
win to victory. Score:
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Giants Win and Lose.

Chicago. 0 o 90 OO1 IL 8 /
st. Louis 9 o o o o o 0 O3 8 1
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ROMP FOR ALL7STARS
Pick Of American League
Clean Up the Athletics.
JoHNsoN's SPEED PUZZLES
Elberfeld and Mcbride Lead With
the Stick, the Latter Also
Stealing Two Bases.
J0HNSoN's SPEED PUZZLES

PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-Jimmy
McAleer's galaxy of AlI-American
stars threw jolt into our cham
pions yesterday afternoon in the open
ing combat of their series Of games on
the local field, with Walter johnson. the
speed ball artist, doing the hurting. and
.'Gabby" Street, the only catcher in cap
tivity with the temerity to risk his life
grabbing for Johnson's shoots. at the re-
ceiving end of the battery. The final
score was s to 3.
If our champions put in the rest OF
this week slamming at pitchers like Wal
ter Johnson and Big Ed Walsh. their
batting eyes ought to get about all the
tuning up that the average batting eye
can stand at one dose, and those Cub
pitchers are apt to think that they have
strayed into the cyclone belt when they
butt into us in the big scream next week.
And speaking of pitchers, il there is
any guy in town who Is pining to see the
four best pitchers in the whole country
under one tent he wants to wander out
to Shibe Park this week, and take a
slant at Coombs. Bender. Johnson and
Walsh, all in the same show. There s
four pitchers who have 'em all tied to
post.
All Walter johnson.
AS to yesterdays All-Star show, there
wasn't must to it but Johnson. His
speed had us buffaloed. Up till the ninth
inning we had anna ssed but one legiti-
mate and convincing smack at him.
single by Murphy in the fourth, the other
four hits that were credited to us in the
first eight innings being measley infield
scratches with horseshoes plastered all
over them. In the ninth. however, Harry
Davis got in solid smack for two bases.
and McInnis followed a few minutes
later with screaming triple to left.
McInnis performed at the short field
for Jack Barry. owing to the latter's
bum thumb and starred in the field with
a corking one-hand jumping grab OF
Speakers line drive in the first inning.
and Mac" also managed to work In r.
triple and single off Johnson's speedy
shoots Don't overlook the possibility
of this kid butting into that world s
championship affair next week.
Bender. Plank and Coombs pitched
three innings each for the home folks,
and Plank was hit the hardest of the
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Walter Camp Wanted at Yale.

Philadelphia. o o O o 6 O o O-6 10
New York;. o o o o O . o.
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HIts-On BENDER 3 In 3 Innings; at bat
against Bender, IL times. Hits OF Plsuk-7 ia
iunings: at bat Is times. Hits Oh Coombs.
In 3 innings; at bat II times Runs earned
All Americans. ); Athletics, g. Two-base hits
Elberfeld. johnson. Street; Davis, Mcbride.
bases-AthIetics 6: An-Amcricans. 4. Struck
out-By Johnson. 8; by Bender. 1. Double p.sys
-Stahi tunassisteil: Murphy TO Davis: johnson.
ON errors Americans, 2; Athletics. g. First
base on called balls-on johnson. 3: Oh Coombx.
4 Missed third strike-Street. Missed groundcrs
and fumbles-McInns. Mcbride. Muffed dy bali
--Oidring. Wild thtows-rhomas, Elsc' feId:
Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and Egan. T.fss =
csme-I hour and ~ minutes.
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NEW YORK, October 1.-THE New
York and Philadelphia teams split up yes
terday's doubIe-header, the locals winning
the first. II to Z. by their ability to hit
Slaughter and Culp. The second game, the
last Of the championship season, went
Philadelphia way 6 to 1. The score:
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heap of doubt concerning the legitimacy
Of the two hits. and Parrish was the only
man in the press box who allotted two
hits instead of two errors.
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Fridays game between McAleer's All
Stars and the Athletics will be called a
3 O'Clock.
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ALL~AMERlCANS.
Totals ......... "a 8 Is

Run for Thomas In NTH.
iBatted for Coonbs In ninth.
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New York 0. . 3 O 2 8 . o x-1o Is g
PfIila. -. 3 O O 3 O O O. 15 1 |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
&c PArcAEs.
They Became Society Craze At ons
Time In England.

They Became : Society Craze At One
Time IN England.
Plaster patches were introduced ia
England IN the reign Of Edward VI
by foreign lady who IN this manner
ingeniously concealed wen on Der
neck They became such a craze and
were carried 70 such exaggerated
lengths thar they were fnally lam
pooned out az sight The men. az well
as tue women. stuck themselves over
with these beauty spots. No lady q
fashion considered her toilet complete
until she was equipped with her little
box Of patches cut 10 her fayoriie De.
sign. II one happened to come % 10
company she hurrIedly replaced i
With fresh one from the box.
AT length patching in England went
so far that party spirit was symbo.
lized BY the position Of the patches.
A letter 10 the paper on June 2, llli,
tells of a visit 10 the Haymarket ana
the discovery by the writer Of THREE
Glasses Of women ii the boxes all az
ferently patched Upon inquiry Be
discovered that those who patched e
the right side Of the forehead SsE
Wings aud those who favored the Ter
we're Tories. while those who patched
indifferently on either side were .
neutral party. whose faces had not
yet declared themselves. London $50
turday Review
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
HOUSE REVOLT
IS NOT ENDED
Insurgents, More Bitter Against
Speaker Cannon, May Re-
new Fight.

Washington March 81 The House
situation has by no means cleared up
Those who expected that after ihe storm
81 Inst week There would 81 clear skies
are disappointed Bitterness has not
given way The feeling j. strong IN
many quarters that there are To be
other and frequent clashes IN the fn-
ture.
Every one recognized that the speech
Of Uncle Joe az the banquet OF the
Illinois Republican association Saturday
night has had an unhappy effect on the
situation So iar as bringing about peace
s. concerned IL has fingered many of
tic insurgents who voted against GUST
ing the speaker from office The speak
Il declared the Insurgents who did not
vote b throw him out of the chair aid
not have the courage Of their e0uvic-
tioHs lie tainted them with coward
ice
lnasmach as many 81 the insurgents
] hy their votes on the speakershi want
"a % emphasize TIE fact they were not
iatiaek|mg she speaker personally. but
were trying only " rid the House Of
an obnoxious rules system, they feel the
munis 81 toe speaker keenly Not a
few 81 TIE leaders among The regulars
llepl9re the speech Of Speaker Can.
non
Some insurgents fear they VIII suf-
f fer % their districts npranse they did
not woke 10 drive The speaker from his
seat some 81 the more bitter Of Che
lreeulafs make il plain they believe The
lneKt House sin De Dcm0eatie. and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
a Iar Raes


A lazier man than the average Bur
man it would Be EXTREMITY hard i
find. When il is absolutely necessary
for him TO work be generally hits upoi
some method which VIII save him g
Of exeru0n II be wishes 10 euitivae
a piece Of ground be sets light 70 u
briShwood as Il cheap. easy and eihaa
ciogs method of preparing the soil
For two or three years he cultlyate'
that piece Of land. and then be ses
light 10 another spot. allowing the iua.
gle 10 grow IL the old place, whsa
viii be ready for returning when iae
other ground wants rest Rice
growers dispense with plows, tnruiE
loose instead q number Of buhaioes
which cut up the saturated soil wlla
their hoofs. When a Burman has
earned little money be Immediately
proceeds to spend it all. for the Buf
uiese have 40 ambition % be rich eng
never board; consequently there af9
no iarge landowners. and, there being
no aristocracy. the people are as nsai
being on an equality as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
BAD KIDNEYS CAUSE
OF BLADDER MISERY
Baekache Vanishes and Your 0ut-of-or-
der Kidneys Act Fine After First
Few Doses.

No man OF woman here whose Kidneys
are ont Of order or who suffers from
baekaehe OF bladder misery, can afford
10 leave pape Dmretic untried
After taking several doses OIL naips
rs the back. ides or loins rheumatic
twinnes. nervousness headache sleepleas
ness. indamol or swollen eyelids. dix2i-
ness. tired 81 worn ont feeling and other
symptoms of eloBed sluggish kidneys
simply vanish
Uncomfortable uriuaiion especially az
uightll smartlng, discolored water aud All
bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect the slightest
kidney or bladder disorder OF feel fheu.
matism pains don't continue to BE- mis-
cradle Of worried, but get a ffty-eenf
treatment 81 papes Diuretlc FROM your
druggist and start taking A. directed,
with HE Knowledge that there Il 10 oth-
er medicine 4 any price made anywhere
in the world which y So harmless 81
win effect so thorough and prompt q
cure
This unusual preparation goes direct
10 the cause of trouble distributing its
cleansing. healing and vita6zing influence
directly upon the organs and glands az
fected, aud completes the cure before
You realize 10.
A fsw days treatment 81 fnpe' niu.
retie means clean, healthy, active kla-
neys bladder and urinary organs and
you feel fine.
Your physician pharmacist banker Or
any mercantile agency viii tel you that
pape, Thompson q Pape of Cincinnati +.
Ia large and responsible medicine concern
thoroughly worthy of your confidence
Accept only Papo' Diureiie aity-cent
treatment from any drug store -any-
where il The world
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
no PENsIoN ZOE RoosEvELr.
plan to Retire aEx-Presidents" as Com
manders-in-Chief


Washington. March OBJ Tbe Senate
committee 0n pensions today agreai Is
report faYarablY bills q grant pensions
az sl5a00 4 year 10 Frances il Gleee-
Laird widow 81 ex president Grover
Cleveland, ard Mary Lord Harrison, wid.
0w 81 ex president Benjamin Harrison.
at the same time Che committee de-
cIined to report q Bin which would place
IS president Roosevelt on the retired
list az commander chief % The army
and navy. and give him $4,000 a year
for the remainder 90 his life. The bib
which would Give $4,000 4 year to Mr
Roosevelt does not mention him spaoiiie
alY by name, bit applies To ex presi
dent. 81 tie United States Az the
same time It could not affect anyone
except Mr. Roosevelt Al the present date.
Three senators supported this bill They
were Massfs MeCumher Scott and Burn
ham. The senators who voted against
Fl were Messrs. Curtis Taylor, Gore.
Hughes and Shiveiy Tile remaining
members of The committee were absent.
Tha bills to pension AIrs. Cleveland and
Ms Harrison were voted upon together
The Affirmative vote Was east by Aessrs.
Scott. Durham, Taylor Hughes aud
Shivelv and the negative votes bY
Messrs. Curtis, Gore and McCumher. II
was argued IN The committee By several
senators that no one 81 the heneiieiafies
was IN need Of the relief that would
be provided BIZ the measures
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
FiTemen'S Dispute will be
Settled Today
NELL WAS INSTRUMENTAL
In Bringing About Satisfactory End
Of the Great Threatened Tie.up
Of the Western Rail-
roads.

Chicago M. March p AN questions
IA dispute between the q 900 fremeu on
western railroads and the railroad man.
ayers win b. amicably settled, according
to an agreement reached yesterday
through the efforts d Labor Commission
er Neill.
It was agreed IS W. S, Carter, presi.
dent OF the brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firomen and Eneiasmen. and eom-
mittee representing the men, and The
general managers eommittee. represent.
ing the ~ railroads involved, 70 settle
the controversy 81 Tie following manneri
The question 81 seniority y the pro-
motion ~ old.time fremen over new
men. ara the question 81 repre- ntation
BIZ the union 81 liramen who have been
promoted TO be ensinemen, ARE % be
compromised before any arbitration IS
attempted
The demand Of The men for an increase
IN wages Of 1875 per cent g then q be
submitted 70 arbitration under the Erd
man act.
M previous negotiations, ihe railroads
bad agreed to arbitmte Che wage qne
tion. bit bad declined % arbltraic the
other two points % lhe ground that
they were points af discipline ami au-
thoriy alone
Il was learned that both sides were
brought 70 an aafe ment e. compromise
thfough the in.lsteaee Of Commissioner
Ndl ihai something haa 90 be done quies
.ly Mr Neil declared that miles action
was taken within tvtnlYfou hours he
would return to Washington
The general manaeaf last night issued
this statement;
"a settlement Of The whole matter
probably viii BE made Tomorrow, which
win Be satisfactory 6 both Sides.
Str. Carter bad 10 comment To make.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
He Wanted The Llmls.

Almost any nippant lawyer in ~
United States viii lose bis nerve Whea
be faces the supreme court Ihe II
Is full Of dignity. and the har q u.
court behind which sit the BLACK roasl
and venerable 1urists Is about rs R
viting as the tomb to most ct 1as
young lawyers who appear IN thed
first case.
Not so with 4 yonngster who "
peared few days ago. The court aa,
q rule which nxes two hours for oi4
argument and Is reluctant 70 gfia
more time The novice asked for af
ditional time for IFS speech.
How much time does the leafnss
counsel wantg asked Chief Jus'is
Fuller Ia his shrill voice
Just as much time as you fol1
VIII give us, answered the laWye
leaning forward in a confidential W.
Everybody laughed except the plA'
robed justice. New York World
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

Means good hAalth, and Hoods
sarsaparllla has an unapproached
record as a blood-purlfieF.
II effects ils wonderful cures, not
simply because % contains earsaparilla
but because Il combines the utmost
remedial values Of more than 20diilerent
Ingredients. There Is no real substitute
fof II. ii urged 10 buy any preparation
eaid to 80 tiust AS good you may be
sure Il "a inferior, costs less 70 make,
and Yields The dealer q larger profit
Get Hood snrsaparllla today fn asual liquid
form o. ln ehoeoleiol tablets known as safsataha
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
Good Way to Do Business

III Offering a 50e bottle Of PA How
ards celebrated specific tor The cure of
constipation and dyspepsia AZ "a cents,
ID. II Davis II giving one 81 the greatest
trade chances ever offered % The people
OF Barre.
II food does not digest we'll i there is
gas or pain IN the stomach { the tongue
is coated and the breath bad ii there IS
constipation and straining, Or Howard
specific win cure you Il il does not
you have Druggist Davis personal guar
antee To return your money
This remarkable remedy Gomez ia the
form of tiny graHules and can be carried
in the vest pocket Of purse III Is very
popular n View York City, and u i not
unusual to see someone after meal az
one 81 the large hotels Or restaurants
take a dose 81 llis specific. knowing that
it win prevent the uncomfortable feeling
which frsoUentla LallasA 2 aAarts meal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
"A CLEANUP
In PITTSBURG
------
City AstOunded by the Graft
Exposures
KLEIN duplicates MANY
Deserted by His Fellows He Seeks Re-
vcnge-comprehensiye Inquiry Be-
gun BY District At
torney.
KLEIN duplicates MANY

Pittsbmg, Pa March 22.-Distrlct AZ
torucy Bakeley At the opening Of Grim
inal courts yesterday stated that he had
received the confession q Captain"
Johnny Klein and other eoroboratiee
evidence regarding alleged couneilmanie
irregularities Of nos and that he would
proceed against the persons named in
Klcin's confession to The fullest extent
OF the law Indictments, over a score
In number are expected to Issue from
yesterdays grand jury session.
Captain Klein, seated III the district
attorneys oiIice, refused % add @ his
statement, made Saturday. County
judges conferred during the morning as
70 the adyisability Of one Of their mum
Der sitting as committing magistrate
and upon informations made by The dis.
lriet attorney Issue bench warrants,
thereby eliminating much 81 the red tape
ordinarily accompanying proceedings in
great trials
Holy week has begun A. a confes.
ional season among men who 10 Of at
is the legislative councils 81 Pittsburg
snd It & 70 experience. says District At
torncy william a. Blakeley, an exposure
Of municipal graft 50 malodorous that
citizens will gasp The bali which little
Captain john ,. Klein set rolling by
eoufessing his bfibe.taking and q tha
alleged implication Of .ixty q more older
eonneilmcn IF his day has already drawn
with IL up % Yesterday admission 81
guilt IN one degree 81 another from
dozen 81 rs associates. About hundred
Thousand .rafi tainted dollars it Is al.
legged were involved IL the effort Of siA
hanks "a pitisbarg 70 bny councilmauie
votes IL 1905 ID favor 81 ordinances mak
ine the bank. repositories ior the eiiy
money
Klein convicted IS 4 principal b the
hribe.tabing, would have gone 70 the
penitentiary yesterday FOR a thres ana
oae.half years term bat a ere eleventh
hour IL turned faek IN wrath a. bis
friend. whom &c charged with desertion
and told an. Klein vas to leave behind
a wife ard ehilafsn Niih mere $500 for
sustenanae during Ii prison tcrm. IL
aid. and when none 81 Ais partners in
gnilt would pass the hat ~ provide for
hs family he Thought i time 60 tell
Now Klein s n fair prospects Of getting
al Early pardon or aeaping punishment
eltogetbsr for lis exposure.
An extraordinary session 81 the grand
iury was called Yesterday 70 hear Klein.
story. bit the inquiry Is 60 20 further
.aid the district attorney Yesterday
Evidence IS hand, le saidi % tha effect
that eoumilnen have solicited money OIL
liquor sol3 % 1soraerly house and o.
iewelry. furniture and clothing purchased
hy the inmates Tie privilege Of gam
bling. il j. said was also sold BY council
men. and the raks.oTH varied from si.5e
"a $1,000 a week
The white slave trade says an Off
eiai 81 TIE Yoters leaaue Il also 70 re-
eeive attention Detectives " "a da
shared have been al work on al vari
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
VOTE on Aids MARCH Is.


Little Indications u How TIE New York
Senate WIN Vote "a the Case
Albany. March y Tie close Of ihe
senate bribery investigation g now def
nitely scheduled for the coming week.
The seventh week 81 probing Senator
coHgers charges against senator Aids
wll open Tuesday morning and the
senate hopes Is hsaF tfe few remain.
ing shreds n evidence and ths summing
up 81 the defence taat day. aud also q
portion of tie arguments n counsel
for Aids The plan S % have Martin
W Iittletnn conclude the pleas iof the
"deienco" Judge Augustus Won Wyek
probably VIII open faf Coueer Wedues
day, and James 7 Osborne will close
Get th.s de
The gravity Of tic question which
will then confront The Senate, Is eyi-
denced bv Inst wees decision 70 n0st
p6ne vote 0H sustaining Eonger
charges untii next w6ek Tuesday This
viii give TIE member ate DAYS ia
which to review tie evidence s0at hes
been placed Ia Their deska ech day %
typewriter form IS The trial progress
lea Not one Of The senators has eX-
pressed an opinion which he would al-
low 10 be quoted IS The probable out-
come 81 the case n fact The feeling
.against any public expression ~ opn
ION before the ease Is decided ~ So
strong tgat there Il little doubt THAI
any member Who committed suea ap
indiscretion would he summoned e the
bar 81 the House aud perhaps debarrsa
from voting un the verdict Belief that
public sentiment VIII lave great weight
in influencing the senates vote still OBJ.
taiue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22

The Party Reaches Egyptian City. from
shellal

aiNAAAti
Luxor March The Roosevelt fam
ily arrived here upon the regular ex-
press train from shellal yesterday aft.
ernoou. Before leaving shelhl yester-
day morning Colonel Roosevelt receive
ed August kug manager in hgTpt for
the North German Lloyd Steamship
company. with whom he discussed ar-
raneaments fof tine rasaga from Alex
anaria t. Neples As before announced,
the Ro0sevelts plan To SAIL on the steam,
81 prinz Heinrich on March So Nheu
the former presidents party arrived 81
tie station al Assouan yesterday the
platform was crowded with tourists
from lhe Cataract hotel Egyptian Of
flers and officials Tie thFong greet
ed Roosevelt cordially and D. lara aas
addressed briefly by Colonel Roosevelt.
who repeated h substance what he had
said ii bis speeches to THE Egyptian
officers
The express for luxor was crowded
with tourists returning 10 Europe a
special car had been provided for the
Roosevelt family and they dinea By
themselves during the trip The Jour
uey was q very dusty one and without
special incident The scenery along the
route. however. afforded some diversion
giving A. It does practical llnstfa-
ton 81 fhe utility 81 the great Assnan
dam works. which have enabled the na-
tives 70 cover The countryside with
wheat and other crops IL thc dry season.
Primer and Princess Fife Frederick 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
Guaranteed Liquor Cure

Drunkenness il a progressive alse
the moderate drinker is not sats
With two 81 three drinks day the eis.
ing for more and more becomes iffe'l's,,
bic as the disease advances; the re's'
Is chronic alcoholism !,
The treatment used successfully Z
thousands right in their own homes
0rrine 1T is sold under g positive -
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viii Be refunded.
0rrine No. is the secret refass.
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330 0rrine buildme Washington Y
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