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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
PORTLAND To RAISE
MONEY FOR TEAM

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Oct. 22.-Citizens
of Portland are preparing to give
a big benefit for the baseball club
at the close of the season. and it
is expected to put $500 into the
pockets of the team members for
their good work against the COM
bined opposition of teams and Of
ficials of the league in the past
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
WHITMAN BEATS
SCHOOL

1 Whitman grammar school foot
ball eleven yesterday defeated Edi-
son to 0. Both teams played a
snappy game and went at it ham
mer and tongs. Whitman plays
Washington school next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
(By United Press I.ensed Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.-The
middleweight championship of the
world, made ownerless through
the death of Stanley Ketohel, was
usurped by Sam Langford here to-
lay. Manager Joe Woodman,
acting for Langford. issued
sweeping challenge to all aspiring
middleweights to come and take
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
NORTH YAKIMA TO
HAVE BOXING

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NORTH YAKIM, Oct. 22.-Jack
Lassard of California has been
matched against Pete McVeigh of
Seattle for 10 rounds for a $500
purse November 8. Johnny
O'Leary and Red Hughes of Spo-
kane will also go on for a mill,
and Billy Speck of Seattle will
meet Boosie Thomas of Ellensburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
Yesterdays Results.

Wanted--Boys TO sell papers
on the most prominent corners Of
the city. Good pay. Apply to
Mr.. Perkins. Tacoma Times, or
phone A1733-Main 733. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22

Back field players will have tc
have football instinct and uncan-
ny ability in sizing up plays. The
offensive team will be tricky and
deceptive in it's maneuvers, so a
mistake in diagnosing a play may
result in a touchdown. With for
ward kicks and onside kicks to
worry the defense, the lot OF, the
eleven defending it's own goal is
beset with many difficulties
Above all things, football brains
are essential.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
Major Scott
Passes Away

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN DlTGO, Oct. 22.-Major
Winfield Scott of this city, form
erly national chaplain of the
Grand Army of the Republic, died
yesterday at Scottsdale, Ariz. He
was 70 years old. Major Scott
served with distinction in the
Civ.Q war
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22

there is mo sentiment in base
ball" The critic replies: 4There's
nothing to base ball butt senti-
ment which actuates the fans to
Loyalty support losers and to tray
ell thousands of miles to see the
worlds SERIES" u ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22

American league. Walters loss
would be Washington downfall,
but Byron's release wouldn't cause
the capital fans to shed a solitary
tear.
Is silver or sentiment swaying
the magnates? John B. Foster,
editor of Spalding's Baseball
Guide, sounds the note of warn
ing: Club owners will have to
hug closer to sporting lines if
base ball is to retain all the en-
thusiasm which has been mani
tested the last five years. A re-
action is setting in which may les
sen the gate receipts, etc."
Mr.. Foster processes to be
greatly alarmed at the amazing
statement of a writer in a New
York Sunday newspaper that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22

Who doesn't like to admire him
self in the looking glass and say:
81 own a winner? To the man
who hath winner the big prof
it's shall not be taken away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
SPORT CHIPS

Fred Tenney has sold his stock
in the Boston Nationals at pur-
chase price, $4,000. Lucky, lucky
man. Minority stockholders are
often victims of the squeeze play.
None of the baseball money
makers have ever served time for
counterfeiting.
If the average magnate could
find some way to curb the greedy,
grasping ballplayer" he would be
happy.
Until automatons come into
general use the player will be q
necessary evil.
President John |. Taylor of the
Boston Red Sox is slashing salar.
les right and left. Speaker and
Lewis are the only players who
have signed their 1911 contracts
I'm not conducting a hospita
for sore-armed pitchers, explained
the irate club owner. I'm weary
of paying fancy salaries to players
who aren't earning even low ones.
Another McGovern has lost his
mind. Terry's brother Hughie i!
under observation for dementia.
Football coaches are seeking
heavy defensive backs. Not only
must the back have ability to ad
vance the ball, but he must have
the beef and bulk to stop play
through the line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22
WORLD SERIES STARS---NO, 29

You've heard of this boy
Strunk considerably during the
games of the big series played so
far. He is playing in center field
for the victorious Phillies and his
fielding average is 900 for the
three games. He has been con-
sidered almost a 400 batter. but
his average for the big series so
far is 231. He is a youngster and
has decorated the bench most of
the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22

Nothing arouses a club owners
ire so quickly as to tell him base
ball is business. His sporting
temperament revolts at such a
false accusation. Loving the jim
gle of the dollars less he loves the
inward citation of victory more.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-22

There are two Johnsons in the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14

Many suicides result from brooding.
One Of the best antidotes for such q
condition Of mind is a good thrashing.
Take man who Is down on his luck,
He is the same man with the same
strength, health and ability as at other
times. but his mind needs a shifting.
Let somebody throw him out Of a win
dow with something beneath to break
the fall be expects and very likely the
shock Will bring him to himself
Evelyn Hawthorne one day received a
telegram from her brother-in-Iaw. Hen
~ Fitch. to come at cher sister
was dying Evelyn took the next train
and arrived only In time to bid her
sister goodby The dying words were,
u wish you to marry Henry and bring
up my children"
The husband was Frustrated He
was good, strong, manly fellow, but
prone to look upon the dark side o.
things. There were four little children
Aett uiAns VIII iD s4DWLhtf " tdht ANNt
OF them. Instead Of attempting to
drive his bereavement ont Of his mind,
he permitted it to take complete pos
session Of hiR He moped aud brood
Cd and brooded and moped, and that
was all be did day in and day out.
Consequently the load all fell upon
Evelyn. She did all she could to en-
courage Henry, but in vain. He sank
lower and lower into the slough Of
despond TIL she discovered one day
that he was meditating suicide. Some
thing must be done. She was q coura-
geous girl. but the only scheme she
could devise required d man to exe-
cute. she telegraphed her brother
Ethan to come to her at once. He ar
rived by the next train, and Evelyn
told him what she feared for Henry.
THAT same evening Henry went ont
alone. There was an awful look in his
eyea look to Indicate that he was
bent on taking his life. ethan Haw-
fhorne armed himself with revolver
and an ak. Evelyn tied a strip Of
black cloth over his face with holes
cut for his eyes. Then be turned bis
coat inside out pulled a SLOUGH hat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
Senator From Iowa DefieS the
President
TO FORCE INSURGENTS OUT
Of Republican party--He Declares Hs
Is Real Republiesn--Reserves the
Right, Howe~er, to Vote
Independently.

Washington, June i4-eWhen il IS
said That iight against the Republican
party, deny il / fight for the party
This was the keynote Of Senator DOLL.
yer's speech in the Senate yesterday
made in continuation Of the debate in
connection with the sundry civil appro.
priation Of $4,000 to enable the presi.
dent to collect information concerning
the operation Of the present tariff law
The speech was the reply Of insurgent
senators to the charge Of party disloy-
atty. Frequent references were made
to the presidents name and speeches
Mr. Deliver declared there was no long
er any freedom Of conscience, such as
had once made the Republican party
strong Telling how he mad supported
President Tafts candidacy Mr. Deliver
added y never dreamed that within a
little more then year / would be called
upon to defend myself and the little
group Of men with whom ] stand against
the charge 81 taking seriously the pres
dents speeches and The partg's platform
pledges"
He exclaimed that he mad no intention
Of leaving the Republican party, and
would continue 70 defend his position
and tue interests Of the people
"The president is in error said Mr..
Dolliver eIt il not necessary for men
to swallow every tariff bin that Is set
before them, and it viii Be difficult to
get me ont on such a charge Il cannot
b done By lying about me or calling
me names, such a. free trader Of Demo-
crat Least Of att. it can't be done hy
taking from nv neck the mtstonc 81
political patronage | share the uni-
yersaI disgust % making great execu.
tive department the headquarters Of the
awkward squad of politics. Alr Doll.
YER said he was not Boosting that he
could Tive through a warfare in which
so many have persisted He added thar
ie must either submit, or quit. Or
fight lie said that the Republican
platform did not promise downward rev;
sion 81 the tariff, but that + it had
The promise could easily have been COM
FLIED with by reducing articles protect.
ed by patents OF controlled BIZ an inter-
national trust Then the tariff bin could
have been defended plausibly' sail Mr..
DolliYer, Just as it was al Winma
when the president presented a grotesque
table Of reductions, prepated ly nav
master in the army" Tie icftrred to
Maior Lord, who assisted the Senate
committee On finance ii drifting its tar
III bill During the speech VI. Deliver
referred to The two great h9axes Of the
past year the discovery q the north
pele BY Dr- Cook and the revision 81 the
tariff downward by sen,s9r Aldreh.
This was greeted with general laishtef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
Spain Working for Religious
Freedom
NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY
The Republicans Are Attacked by cleri-
cal Rioters-Several Violent Clashes
Occur in the City Of Va
lencia.

Madrid, June Republicans, while
leaving 4 great anti-cIerical meeting 1T
valeneia Sunday night, were attacked
by groups Of Catholics and fired upon
from the Carlist club. Violent cIashes
occurred in the streets and many per-
sons were wounded. Gendsrmes APP
peared and dispersed the crowds after
charging them repeatedly. A large num-
Der Of persons were arrested
Mgr. Woo, The papal nuncio, has form
ally protested against the royal decree
authorizing editices Of non-Catholic reli-
gious societies to display the insignia
Sol public worship and other ceremonies.
on the ground the movement should
maintain the status quo, pending the
result Of the negotiations which are be-
ing conducted With tie Vatican Premier
canaleias SAYS in reply that the decree
does not touch matters covered by neoo-
tiations. 1t is understood that the an
swer which the Vatican has made rela-
tive to the revision 81 the Concordant
and reduction Of Che public worship
budget IS not satisfactory and the pre-
mier has notified the Vatican that unless
it changes its attitude the government
viii be reluctantly compelled TO break
of the negotiations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
New Evidence Makes Them
Believe His Body
WILL BE FOUND IN LAKE
Russian Suspect Is Still Held in Custody.
Stoutly Maintains He Knows Nothing
About the Tragedy or the Miss
ing Young American

Como, Italy, June lf--A part Of .
mans coat declared by some Of tho
fishermen neighbors 70 have belonged tc
Porter Charlton, was found yesterday ii
Lake Como from the waters Of which
the body Of his murdered bride, Mary
Scott Castle Charlton was recovered last
Friday The torn garment was iishel
up from the bottom Of the lake near
TIE spot where the trunk containing
the body Of the woman was found.
Yesterdays discovery strengthens tho
theory Of many that double murder
was committed. This y the view 81
Charles NJ. Caughy. the American consul
at Milan, who believes that Charlton
shared the fate 81 bis wife SIR. Cauehy
ia actively engaged in furthering tile I'M
vestigation.
Earlier evidence that both the Aueri-
cans we're killed, presumably for their
valuables, was found ia the blood spat.
tered bed at the villa, which they pceu.
pied Il is declared that the seven
wounds found on the womsu's head dii
not release any such quantity Of blood
as left its stains in their lal.o.shors
home.
Constantine Ispolatof chance ac-
0uaintanca Of the Charlton's. from whom
they leased the villa, remains in custody
and Is frequently questioned. but the
Russian maintains his self-posscsslon
and insists that he knows nothing as to
how or by whom the crime WIS com.
mitted.
On the superstition that Lake Como
contains the body Of Charlton, a thor
ough search Of is bottom and shores
was begun yesterday in the vicinity Of
the spot from which the fishermen had
drawn to the surface the trunk and its
gruesome contents.
Il was not long before the searehers
were rewarded by the finding Of the
portion Of mans eoat This was ex.
hibited among the fisher folk and others
in the vicinity, who had seen the Charl.
tons, and some Of these declared A ouee
that It was part Of . suit which tie
young American bad worn The sereh
was continued with renewed interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
IN STOMACH
TROUBLES
Where the Blood Is Thin and
Weak tie Tonic Treatment u
AImosf Sure to Bring
Permanent Relief.

In cases Of weak stomach where the
patient Is pale and the b0od thin, the
first step toward restoring the activity
Of the stomach IL TO improve the condi-
ton 0f the blood A supply OF rich, we'll
oxygenated blood is necessary TO the
processes OF digestion and with it, II
errors in diet are avoided, nature will
work cure. This is known as the tonic
treatment for indigestion and is we'll
illustrated by the case Of Mr.. Solomon
Morgan, an insurance agent, q MILF
noeket. Ne, who recently told bow DR.
Williams Pink Pills cured him Of stom-
ach trouble and hopes everyone similarly
afflicted will give tbs pills trial. lie
says
Through oyerwork ! began to have
trouble with my stomach which lasted
Tor nine months. Although ! tried doc
torg medicines, | failed 70 get better nm
I'll had given Dr. Williams Pink Pills 9
good trial Ny stomach was weak and
there were good many thinga that 1
could not eat / had terrible hloating
spells and was frequently 70 dizzy that
would have to Sit down. was short 81
breath and had palpitataon Of the heart
upon the least exertlon. nay back was
lame and my legs we're weak and
felt PLAYED out. For two or three months
/ had throbhing headaches which came
and went by spells.
"a lew boxes OF the pills helped me
and alter q thorough treatment with
them l felt ike new person. always
have the pills in the house and oeca-
sionally take them as a tonic.
The tonic treatment with DR.. Williams
Pink Pills by building UP the blooa 20
Chat It can n0urish and strengthen the
weakened digestive system has made
hundreds Of cures IN the most severe
stomach disorders This record Of cures
should merit 8 trial for theremedy which
i guaranteed free ifem opiates-
II you desire further information about
this treatment, send for cur free booklet.
what Is Eat and How t. Eat
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are also reeom-
n,andea Tor anamia chloosie, rhenna-
hsm. female weakness, and headaches
They act entirely through the blood siy-
ing tone to the digestive organs, and
nounshnent to exhausted nerves.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pulls aie sold by al
druggists. or viii ~ sent postnaids on
rseeipk ii price, so cents per box six
boxes ior $50, BY the pr Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14

from the Victoria square windows He
arose from his chair in alarm, and as
he did 80 the machine on which ne had
been working disappeared through the
floor. The edge Of the break came just
fin front Of his chair
james coady q pressman, who worked
on the second floor, fell through the erey.
ice. He thinks the press fell with him.
He landed on the next floor and found
himself next to the glass partition sepa-
rating the main JOS pressroom from the
business Office Through this he broke
bis way and escaped BY the front door.
The FIRE started from the stereotyp-
ing department. the Goals from the fur
nnces evidently being distributed on the
different floors through which the pots
passed on their way TO the basement,
for The fire appeared 70 start almost
simultaneously On al the lower floors.
Later It broke ont ia the front Of the
building, presumably from The ignition
81 the Gas supply Of the linotype ma
chimes. which vent through the floors
The cause Of the disaster was the
breaking 81 tie supports 81 the tank of
the sprinkler system. This tank vas
located about TIE center Of the building
and little to the rear
The building was valued At sl50o9o
aud was owned b the Herald company,
while The valuation Of tile plant is placed
at 100000 About half The linotype
battery remained ia position aud it is
believed that The two newspaper presses
located in the basement near tho Vie
toria square frontage, were not seriously
damaged The remainder Of the plant
~ hopelessiy wrecked The insurance on
The building and plant totaled $4,000.
Pc Is estimated that tho insurance iiahil-
ity viii reach about 90 per cent. Of this
amount.
TIE Herald appeared last evening IS
an eightpage paper arrangements hav-
ing been made with The Gazette to con-
tinue its publication until new quarters
can Be secured
This is the sixth time in the last
thirty years that The Herald has
been burned ont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
sMALLpox IN cHIHuAHuA.
Epidemic Raging in Mexican state--6oc
Deaths ID Six Months.

Epidemic Raging in Mexican state--6o0
Deaths in Six Months.
FL Paso, Tex. June "a An epidemic
of smallpox has been raging ia the dis.
trict Of 0zumha. northern chihuahua
for several months and the people have
been dying by hundreds. The presence
of che disease has been known for some
time, but the extent Of the epidemic was
not learned until recently when the peo-
PIE made en- appeal e the federal eov-
mment for medical officers and soldiers
&c enforce quarantine laws It = stnted
I'D the appeal that the civil register Of
0mmha, Mexico, soows six hundred
deaths from the disease 10 six months
Mormon colonies are situated il this
region but not single Mormon has
died. showing the results 81 proper treat.
meut and sanitation, i is said, for many
Mormons have had the disease, but REL
covered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14

over bis forehead and sailed forth
after Henry He overlook his man
making direct for the river. No one
could have had any object Ia going to
a river at that time Of night except to
jump in and end his troubles
"Hellol' cried. Ethan
The figure ahead turned and asked
what was wanted.
u want you" replied Ethan.
what forY
I'm going to XIII you"
eco ahead"
Ethan raised bis revolver, and there
was an ominous click.
"Who are you" said Henry, land
what are you going to kin me FORE
mo matter who am I'm going to
kill you because have been sent BY
the Lord to make a sacrifice Of YOU
AS d preliminary to this pious work
Ethan fred shot which sang vi
cious song IN Henry's ear. Henry
lodged
Hold on there" be said. IF you're
going 70 kill me I'D like to 90 home
and say goodf5y to my family"
Ethan smiled. It was evident that
Henry's suicidal intention had been
arrested
"There's no time for that. hear
voices continually saying. XIII him,
XIII him. kill himfs
Another shot passing close to Hen
ry's other ear warned him that be was
IN terrible danger Of being murdered
by lunatic His brain. naturally
quick and resourceful. began to call
up expedienfs for outwitting the mad
man. His mind was as sound and as
keen as ever.
"Don't shoot any more be said "till
I'VE told You something I'm the father
Of four motherless children. Don't You
think the Lord would Ike to have me
live to provide for them instead Of
sending you 10 XIII mef7
II never thought Of that" said Hen
~, lowering his pistol and raising his
ak to bis shoulder. where It would be
better seen.
4 have q slster-in-law She would
have al the care Of the little ones be-
sides working FOR them. II she didn't
they would starve"
Are you the head Of the houseT
Yes. They are all dependent on
me"
What are you doing out herer
Il was-well, I'm taking a walk"
There's another voice. It says. XIII
himP
A bullet whistled this time short
distance over Henrys head Then
Ethan put away his pistol took bis ak
in both hands and gave wild shout
Henry took to bits heels Ethan now
had no fear that he would Jump into
the river. SO instead Of following him
he returned to the house and assumed
his own rational habiliments. Present
" there was a step without, and Hen
rs came 10. He went mp to Evelyn,
put his arms about her neck and
kissed her
Forgive me. Evelyn" he said. 1--WE
come To my senses have been well
nigh capsized By grief But I'm all
right now"
That was the end Of Henry Fitch's
mental alteration It was months be-
fore be was told Of the rlse to bring
him to sound mental condition de-
vised By Evelyn and executed BY her
brother Evelyn continued to care for
the children and make the household
happy till Henry opened her eyes to
the fact that she was necessary to
them and to him They were married,
and Evelyn. understanding Henry bet
ter than her sister had understood him,
made him happier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
WERE SEVERELY PUNISHED.
Former Inmates Of Lyman School Testify
to That Effect.

Boston. June l4. The legislative in.
vestisation Of Tie charges Of cruelty ai
the Lyman school for boys At Westbosn
yesterday brought out the evidence q
several former inmates who claimed that
they had been severely punished d had
seen other boys badly whipped
Before the heaning began Chairman
liam read a provision in tbc statute
which provided that corporal puuisb-
ment snail be permitted at the school
under certain restrictions.
The Investigation originated IN the
charge that John Newman, a Cambridge
boy died Is tie result Of cuuel treats
ment. although the school officials
claimed that he committed suicide
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
MILLIONS IN COOPERATION TAX.

Receipts for June Are 624--Twerty
Seven Millions Levied in Assessments.
Washington, June "a. More than
million dollars has been paid into TIE
treasury on account Of the corporation
tax Receipts for June have aggregated
S342-024 Twentytseven million dollars
in smcnts have been levied against
the corporation tax law. The tax s
payable ON or before June 80 Most o.
the corporations whose asses smenta run
into hundreds Of thousands probably viii
wait until the last moment before pay
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
GERMANS ACT AGAINST POPE.
Many Mass Meetings Held at Which
Papal Enoyelical Is Denounced.

Berlip. June l4 Several thousand
Protestants took part IN demonstrations
in Berlin sunday and mass meetings
were held az Essen, Magdeburg and
many other cities, in denuuciation Of
the papal encyclical recently issued, con-
demnatory Of religious reformers and
making speciai reference to Martin Luz
tner Resolutions were adopted, calling
for the strongest action by the govern
ment. These have been forwarded to
the imperial chancellor The manifest
ants also decorated the Luther memorials
with wreaths