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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
TouNTAIa 1. raomrsoN,

gress. It is said that Senator Thomp-
son will not long wear the toga. Sena-
tor Thompson has never been political
" prominent his activities having been
largely confined to business
Ia recent interview Senator
Thompson said that while be had al
ways been Democrat and had held
various local offices be had never
sought political pfeferment As to pol
ities be declared that the manner IN
which It had been conducted IN reeent
years had cultivated IN him distaste
for 1T
Senator Thompson IS 6fty-hve years
old and was born and raised on a farm
near scottsvllie, I'll. he resided IN that
state until 1883. when he removed 81
North Dakota He was educated for
the law. bur never practeed bis pro-
fession. IN North Dakota be has &C.
cumulated a fortune as 2 farmer, bank
er and real estate dealer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
aHoNEsr MEN 10 THE FRONT"
Henry Watterson Says President Has
Proclaimed Himself Friend Of Thieves

Henry Watterson Says President Has
Proclaimed Himself Friend Of Thieves.
Louisville, Jan i0.-Henry Wattesson
in yesterdays Conrier-Journal, under thu
title, Honest Men to the Front sayss-
FOR the arst time N the history b
the country, president Of tie United
States has openly proclaimed himself &
friend at thieves and an enemy Of honest
men. That, and that alone, il che Issue
preoipitetod BY the executive order Of
Friday, removing Clifford Pinehot from
Office
1T is not worth while for anybody
to beat around the bush Or 70 deal ii
anything but plain English. Truth win
not down That President Taft Is per-
sonally honest, a well inbeutioned man,
need not be denied Or doubted The
world IS full Of men who can see no
wrong where their own interest is at
stake, who are blind when passions are
awakened, who viii do for their party
what they would refuse to God Tho
candidate Of straw upon a platform Of
imposture, inducted to offoe, sees bis
house Of cards about to tumble on him
and his cabinet, because Of the act Of
an upright end inprudent servant and
in panic Of anger and fear thinks 10
avert q threatened catastrophe by driy.
ing the upright servant out"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
Forester PinchOt Incident Up,
perm0St in Talk
CANNON AND INSURGENTS
Mr.. Ames Comes Away from Interview
Processing to Be -Condma-
ton Of Curtis Said to Be in
Doubt.

Washington, Jan. l0-The Pinchot in.
cident engrossed conversation IN Wash.
ington Saturday, and the opinion was
unanimous in approval Of the course Of
the president. even those having the
strongest liking for the sx-forester do.
cleriug that Mr. Taft had 10 other course
and that Mr. Pinehot's unfortunate indis.
erection however deliberate. merited no
other consideration. II was declared
that Mr., Roosevelt would have acted
similarly and not with 20 much patience.
Of course, Il Is at once recognized thar
conservation Is not at all involved, ex.
cept that it has lost its official pro
tagonist Il Is believed that the move
ment viii now eYentaate into most sub
stantial legislation from Congress. and
this Il the good that blows u the ili
wind Indeed the mission Of Mr. Pin.
ehot seems 10 be abruptly ended,unless
he chooses 70 become the private prose.
cutor Of Mr. Ballinger There Is carios-
ity to see whether senator Dollivar win
defend him on the floor Of the Senate.
There Is not more seathing tongue than
his
The upset Of Mr.. Cannon continued
also to excite discussion. The leaders
spent the day in ascortainiug whore they
we're at and what Il would be best to al.
The disposition is not to trust to another
vote, although one could 81 arranged
through the Senate Ballinger resolution
acted on IN committee yesterday There
is no saying where new sources Of
strength may not b drived ~ the Ia.
surgents. The Ohio delegation IS very
shaky Representative Taylor has come
out strongly against the speaker al
plan is discussed to hold caucus Of
regulars this week and to arrange 4 slate
for the Ballinger committee The regu.
lars would ike nothing better than to
have it appear that the Insurgents are
no longer Republicans but Democrats
II they should operate with The Demo
ersts But it would appear that the in
surgents are not % Be caught Some
said Saturday that they would enter
the Republican caucus They do not
care who may be chosen On the commit.
tee. L is the principle Of ere House Al
ing committees, rather than the speaker,
that they care for, and on this they have
won one battle Representative Amts
was with the speaker an hour Saturday
and came out Of the interview pleased
he said.
The confirmation Of James F. Curtis
d Boston a. assistant secretary Of tie
treasury is understood to b. in grave
doubt. The dissatisfaction over treasury
rulings and interpretations Of the Payne |
tariff law seems to be concentratlnr On
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
InternatlonaI poIo.

An international polo contest win be
seen at Saratoga, n. " during the
racing season next summer Harry
Payne whitney has invited the famous
Nottingham polo tenn Of England,
from whom Whitney's team wrested
the challenge cup last summer. to
come over and try to win the cup back
again The British team has accepted.
and some stirring matches nc this aris-
tocratlc game are assured. It Is gen.
eraiiy understood that tie same
Meadowbrook aggregation that Whit
ney headed ID England win defend
the cup.
Saratoga has one 81 the best equip
ped polo fields IN the country. The
field is lightning fast, and this insures
a classy polo series The matches win
Be played while racing Is IN progress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
lie BLANC GIRL INDICTED
FOR DEATH OF EMPLOYER
Though Only Seventeen, She Win be
Tried for Murder ID the First
Degree.

Boston, Jan. ssvsnleen.year old
Hattie Re Blanc was today indicted by
the Middlesax county grand jury for
murder in the first degree for the death
81 Clarence W Glover, Waltham
lsundrynan, on Nov. %. The girl was
employed in the Glover home as do.
meetie. There have been persistent nj
mors that more than one Indictment
was likely 70 b found.
Hattie Le Blanc hid herself IN the
Glover house for three days and nights
after the shooting. It IS understood
that an those who had access to the
Glover house, including detectives, bad
no knowledge that she wRs there IT,.
I'll she vas discovered by the under
takers assistant on the day Of the
Glover funeral
Mrs. Lillian Glover. the widow Of
the murdered man, and her lawyer,
Samuel D Elmore, were both witnesses
before the grand jury, the former being
Ia the roena more than FIVE hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
BOY KILLS TWO
SAFE ROBBERS
Done in Tallahassee, Fla,
POstOffice
BRAVE l7-YEAR OLD LAD
Burglars Attempt to Find Him under
LeveIed Pistols Tie Yoangster
WragIes and shoots
Straight
BRAVE l7-YEAR OLD LAD

Tallahassee, Fla, Jan.Io.- Paul sauls,
Il years old, who was left to watch the
post-oaice building, ia i struggle early
Saturday with two safe blowers shot
and killed them both IN the basement
Of the building. The boy wa only
slightly injured. Tho craeksmen, both
Of whom were white, have not been
identified. Young sauls was on duty
for his father, who is night Waterman
for the building, when he heard knock
at the door He took up pistol be-
fore answering. Some one on the out
side shouted that mail pouch had been
picked up in the street and the boy
opened the door to receive II The lad
found himself looking into the barrels
Of two pistols, and the order came,
hands upi"
MY hands came up IS they bounced
upon me- he said eAnd they tried to
bind me with a rope. I managed to get
my pistol in strained position and
fired. the shot taking effect, for only
one Of the men elnng 10 me. / then
placed my pistol on my shoulder and
fired TO the rear several times. after
whicA / was free from their grasp"
That every shot from the boy's re-
volver hit its mark is shown BY bullet
holes in the dead men. One has holes
in his forehead and right temple, while
the other was shot through the stomach
and face Il is believed that confed-
crate was outside the building. Three
mileage books were found on the dead
men. These books bore the names Of
j. Martin, j. r Walters and J. N.
Strong 4 complete outfit for safe
robbing, consisting 81 drills, nitroglyeer-
inc, fuses, caps, soap, WAX and electric
search-lghts were found On the bodies
Of the men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
RUPTURE
Its Danger. Its Treatment.

How many are suffering from d rup.
ture and yet fail g properly treat them.
selvea
They, in fact. believe that a rupture
is disease without gravity
Unfortunately, THEY ARE AuSTAK.
In And. too often, terrible accidents
occur, sometimes causing DEATH
sometimes causing death
Rupture is, ia fact. one 81 the most
dangerous inirmifies known.
Not to mention the snnovances and
the Inconvenience it creates and Of the
pains IL frequently causes, tive grave
dangers are to be guarded against
IL the rupture II not maintained, or
WRONGLY MAINTAINED. which i
just Is bad. il viii most CERTAINLY
increase slowly Or suddenly until i
reaches FEARFUL proportions.
Then, It will mean for the patient an
impos sibility to work and even to move;
it will make All dis body weak and i
be is young, be viii become an as old
person ar an invalid
The other danger is more terrible yeti
IN an unexpected manner and without
warning, the rupture IS pinehed and Il
stranglcs; the digestion a suddenly
blocked and il means fearful death with
ia "a hours
t is thus extremely imprndent to neg
lect q rupture because it means al auy
moment the danger ef sudden death
Unfortunately, ii Is not With the usual
trade trusses that one may he protected
il often occurs, On the contrary, Chat
these apparatus do more harm thar
good
y is only BY a perfected scientific sys
tem that one may be made free from ell
fear and insure life aud health
So, ] cannot TOO strongly recommend
to my readers the method and the ap
paratus Of Mr.. A. Claverie, the world
renowned specialist, whom upon tas
numerous requests received from patients
and doctors Of this country has decided
TO send Us his son to benefit the Amerl'
cans suffering from rupture, with the
marvellous advantages Of his system
Hundreds Of thousands Of patients.
vino were leading miserable life p
pain and fear have recovered strength.
youth, auietuds by using the Clavers
system
~ Is thus rare chance. which ali lhs
ruptured people Of ibis district will Gag
efly grasp. by going and seeing Nc A.
elaverie, whea Be passes through Mont.
peiier; i viii mean for them the ena
Of their sufferings and the beginning o
a new life
Dr Many
SIR A Clayefie win Re in MontpeiT
at The Pavilion hotel on Thursday the
18th, and Friday. the lath of January
lia VIII give interviews from a, IN e
; p NJ, and from p. r. 70 Q D n Az
aaYice free. Absolute secrecy SPECIAL
attention Tor ladies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
PEOPLE or THE DAY


William Calhoun of Chicago. tho
new minister 20 china has proved his
skill ~ the handling 81 Important for
elgn missions % Two former admits.
trations When President Mckinley
was elected the drst time Cuban trou.
bles were imminent, and Mr. calhoun
was chosen 70 So @ Havana and report
uppn conditions there ue went as
special envoy Of the United siates gov
erumont ana ID month had com.
pleted bis investigation Ills report.
coupled with that 81 Senator Proctor.
formed the basls on which war was
declared with spain
Again In 1905 when Castro. presl.
lent 81 Venezuela wis making trouble
for American citizens. President
Roosevelt sent Mr.. Calhoun to that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
SALVATION ARMY
HEAD PESSIMISTIC
General Booth says Both Men and
Women are Wicked.

London, Jan. l0.-Generel Booth, head
Of the Salvation Army, presiding &C
Clapton yesterday. deplored the fact that
notwithstanding all appeals, warnings
and opportunities for centuries past,
men and women were still STEPPED ID
wiekedness IN the course Of his re-
marks lie said
To-day AZ nations Of the earth seem
"a BE banded together is rebellion and
transeression. until some thiHk and
believe. with considerable degree Of prob
ability. that we may be approaching
ranidiv Tho end Of Ell things and the
world and it, Inhabitants viii be de-
stfoyed hy FIRE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
rHE COMING poLIrIcAL FIeHr.
Where the Republican Congressional
Campaign Committee Stands.

Washington. Jan. l0.-The Repubii-
can Congressional campaign committee
put out a statement that It was try.
ing to prevent the nomination Of insur-
cent Republican Congressman The con
Gliding paragraph Of the statement
says;
The Republican congressional COM
mittee makes no issue with individual
insurgents, but It will oppose to The full
extent Of its powers, The principle 81 IN.
slrFeney and win advocate the nomi-
nation and election Of regular and loyal
Republicans It comedies the right AMI
the privilege 81 individual opinion and
expressions. but maintains with the
president that there must be party sol.
idarity if the best il legislation and
administration Is 10 be attained
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
For Constipation
| Medicine That Does Not Cost Anything
Unless It Gives Satisfactory
Relief.

If you suffer from constipation in any
form whatever. acute Or chronic, we VIII
guarantee to supply you medicine that
we honestly believe will eject permanent
relief II taken with regularity and "a
cording to directions for reasonable
length Of time Should the medicine fail
to benefit you to your entire saiislsctian,
we promise that it shah cost you noth-
ms
NJ other remedy cen Be compared
With Rexafl 0Faeflies for the easy. pleas
ant and successful treatment Of con.
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tom which Is incompatible as a perfect
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md streagthener Bexau 0rdefles are
eaten like candy, and ere notable for
Iheir gentle and agreeable action. They
10 not cause gripping or any dasagreeable
fleet or inconvenience. and may be
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We particularly recommend RexaN
lrderlles for children and for delicate
i aged persons, because they Do not
oRtain anything Injurious Unlike 9th.
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habit. nut instead they overcome the
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physie, ard remove the causes Of consti
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
vain Il as Workmsn.

"Eitei,s when IS an old family name
among he Hohenzolierns, means
sgaln." consequently II attracted an
unusual amount OF attention when
Prince Eitel Fritz adopted unusual
methods lately to decrease bis weight.
II did not seem to anybody else that
the prince was taking on enough nesh
20 prove unbecoming, but it did not ac-
cord with BIS own idea Of a proper
military hgure, and he went 70 bis
summer residence near Chariottenburg
aud lived tha life o. an ordinary out Of
door iaborer. He stayed several weeks
and worked all day at gardening, tree
Telling and carpantering, wearing a
workman's clothes. lie also helped
IN the construction Of s new riding
school The princess became 50 m
terested ia the cure that one day when
she stopped to watch some masona IN
the construction of q cloekwork foun-
tain In connections with the new build
ing she became So interested that she
set 10 work with hammer and trowel
and worked for nearly an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10

country as a special envoy. That he
was intrusted with errands SO conf
Dental BY two presidents is indicative
OF the high regard entertained Of bis
diplomatic skin
Mr.. Calhoun IS a native of Pennsyl-
vania aud attended school at the Po-
land (O1 Union seminary. Among bis
fellow students was William McKin-
ley, afterward president Of the United
States. Leaving Poland, Mr. Calhoun
studied law IL Illinois and eventually
settled ia Chicago. His practice has
been largely on corporation law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
Mlohlann 80 80 Il igfo.

Coach 4. A. stagg's prediction that
tie proposed meeting % the big
eight coaches would fall through
came true when It was announced st
the University Of Chicago that iho ses-
sion bad been called of The inaica-
tions are that the western schools viii
drop the Michigan question and allow
the present intercollegiate organization
% continue for another year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10

AFAP SH@9HHb ANAHf ~ FthHRHss
America will have representative
team Of amateur trap shooters ct the
Olympic games In Athens next year.
according to 4 resolution adopted by
the Interstate Association For the En-
enlargement Of Trap Shooting IA New
York recently.
Tom Marshall. mayor Of Ksithsburs.
III, was authorized to pick the team.
The Grand American handicap for
1910 viii be held 10 Chicago next June.
the Eastern handicap at Philadelphia
ID July, the Southern handicap At Co
lumbus, Ca, 10 May; the Western
handicap in Des Moines, Ia, In Au-
gust and the Pacific Coast handicap
at Seattle early in September
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Rutland Contractor and a ST. Adams
Man File.


Rutland, Jan l0,-ArthWr J. Archam
bauit 81 this city, a contractor, has alet
4 petition in bankruptcy with Clerk +
s. Platt Of the United states court Fl
has liabilities Of sll.l787s and assets
Of sl0l04, Of which sl,l55 is exempt
There are 50 creditors mentioned in The
petition, large number Of them being
Rutland merchants who hold claims
ranging as high Is sl7a The largest
creditors include; Rutland Savings bank
s4.eooi Judge r M Butler, s2,500s y. n
coodeIl sl,l50 ". S. Fenton is attor-
ney for the petitioner
Adrian G Foote Of Sc. Albans has also
filed a petition. His debts are given as
sf5755, and his assets AZ 1903. all ex.
empt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
$50 to - M 80.

Frank Gould is establishing racing
stable III France, where be VIII com
pete with other American miIlionaires
who have been 50 successful on the
French turf. Recently he concluded
the purchase of the horse Gavero from
the French banker Lazams, and later
elk more horses were placed u the
Maison Lahte as the nucleus of his
stable, with which be hopes to win
some big French prizes. Since he Wis
tied Paris Mr.. Gould has been much
Interested IN racing, and be has never
missed q meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10

report states that Vanderbilt is to give
the youngster the snug sum Of ST.. 600
for his services.
Wootton Is fifteen years old and
made an astounding record BY riding
more than 100 winners Els younger
brother, Stanley. has beaten him in
many hard races. W Riggs. an Irish
man, finished third. with over 100
wins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10

eGivin' Some men advice" said un.
Gle Ehen. reminds me 81 sryin' to dis
oipiine my OF mnle VIII fence rali
Il tires out de giYer and hurts de &c
ceiver but don't make no real dir.
runce ~ Washington star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
Nerth pakasa. NsM aanator

Fountain I. Thompson. recently ap-
pointed senator from North Dakota
BY Governor Burke to ali the unex-
plred term caused BY the death Of Sen
ator Martin N. Johnson. Is the new
est member OF the upper house Of con-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
THE SPORTING WORLD

Wootton, Great English Jockey.
II Is said that Jockey + Wootton,
who nosed out Danny Maher as ead.
Ing English horse pilot Of 1909 viii
ride the horses 81 W &. Vanderbilt on
the English tracks next aeason. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10

Western intercollegiate Alliance.
The Western intercollegiate Confer
ence Athletic association c'big eighty
made one year alliance with the Mis-
souri valley conference ct the annual
meeting of the former body recently
This IS az athletic movement nnder
which the TIVE organizations will be
able to schedule games The Missouri
valley conference is composed Of Iowa.
Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Ames
Drake and washington est. Louis uni
versities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
ooe rhlna Americans Can't ct.

One INNS Ameficaaa NRht Nat'
Lord Lensdale's championship belts
that are being offered u EHgland as
emblematie Of the different ppgllistie
titles can be competed for onlF By
British boxers. Is stranger can box
for me tifle. but Be does not get the
salt Il he wins,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
Plies cuPrD IN 8 40 Il DAYS

eA10 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure
my case If itching blind, bleeding Or
prosrudinz piles ia to Il days or
innna~ rafaanAad zfaA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
FOUR BASKETS
A MINUTE
Was the Rate Goddard Scored
on Stowe High
FINAL SCORE, lO6 TO Il
--~
Rccord-breahing Game at the Church
Street Gymnasium Saturday night.
The Visitors Again Out
classed.
FINAL SCORE, lO6 TO II

The Stowe high school basket bali
team, which was defeated By spaulding
SO to 4, on Friday evening, again met
its Waterloo at the Church street gym
nasium on Saturday evening, when God.
dard seminary defeated il BY the largest
score ever rolled up BIZ basket ball
team IN Barre, the anal score being LOG
70 l2. In spaulding, Moore and Richard.
son, Goddard has three Of the cleverest
basket shooters that ever represented the
school, and, in Chapel and Cosby, two
strong guards to dll out team that
ought to develop into the best team in
the history Of the school before the sea.
son is closed.
The visitors we're lost in the shuttle
from the very start Of the game, the
first period ending with the score 81 to 8.
In the second period, Goddard added 50
more points and 81 in the last period
The visitors managed 20 toss in two bas-
kets from the floor, Boyce making the
first enc in The first period and Robert
son the other in the last period, The
other eight points were made BY Parker
on fouls.
The Goddard team played together vel
and showed good Judgment in passing
the ball. The team scored baskets AZ
the average Of four q minute, spanlding
being the highest scorer with IL, Richard
son next with Is and Moore third with
Ill Chapel and Cosby each made three,
The lineup;
Goddard. Stowe.
spaulding, f....l &, ssaver, Robertson
Moore, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &, Parker
Richardson, o...,.......s..ss.,e b0yee
Chapel, g. ....,........l I, Moody
Cosby, ! & ........s.,-.. f Plouf
Baskets from the floor, 1laulding Is,
Richardson Is, Moore i, Chapel 3, Co.'S
by 3. Boyos, Robertsoni baskets from
fouls. spsulding 9, Parker 8; referee,
Harris; umpire, Libbes; time, two i5|
and one lo.mlnute periods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10
Peptiron Pills !lT sss. y. 3:

strengthen the stomach ald Digestion aud pro.
mote sweet restfat natural sleep They are
ehecolaiaroatca. acceptable - tho stomaeh and
easily assimiiaind. aat flp best meliciue for
anemlct rale 1eyYoas aud dysrerNc mon Namta
and rnlidrHn aud a sufferers FROM iha effects 81
the strenuous b.e ri today. ffeo iVs % 3D. OF
dfuEgiets 0r hS mail, X Hood COZ f0wor Mass
IA Made ~ Hood ft's Good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-10

SIR A. Clavsfie win be in Montpei'r
Fat the Pavilion hotel On Thursday The
18th, and Friday. the lath of JanuarY
he VIII give interviews from 2 a., e
3 p NJ, and from 6 p n. 70 Q p n. A
adYice free. Absolute secrecy. Special
attention for ladies'.