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Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
DO NOT DIE IN THE HOUSE.

"Esquimaux do not die in their
huts or lgloOs. When a person is
about TO die, he is carried outside
TO die lie will not last long out
there either"
How 90 they bury their dead2"
"Oh, they cover the bodies up with
blocks OF ice, and If the dogs don Z
get TO them and eat them up first
'they will remain there until they are
carried of by wild animals. No, We
aid not use sleeping bags on this trip.
While they keep you warm, the mols
ture from the breath freezes the face
The cold weather IN the Arctic IL
something fierce. The face woulC
get numb. would take my hann
and hold it 20 my face TO warm It
and when ] would take IL away.
would be covered with blood
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10

WANTED-A young coiored girl.
with good references. Apply to
No. Is East Grace Street.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
S"nthern Aid Society Buys Valuable
Properly in Norfolk. Va.

Ihe Southern Aid Society has u st
cIoSed deal for the two bull ,ings
corner Queen and st. Paul S.reete
NorsoIk' Va. Tor $1O,OOO.GO. Tbis
property Is next to the Colored Y. rs
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
NO COL0RED FOLKS IN THE
FUNERALS.

Only white men lost their lives.
The detectives traced the miscreants
10 the neighborhooI OF San Tran-
cisco, where the dynamite and giant
powder was purchased. and secured
descriptions OF the men. The search
led TO Mexico and then to South
America. Up 70 this writing. how
ever, the guilty parties have not been
apPrehendei. The representatives OF
the labor unions disayowed reopon-
sibiiity for the outrage. and offered
their services in hunting down the
criminals.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10

Did you read Merchant Miller
Letter? You'll find IT In this Issue.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
LIVING IN AN ICE HOUSE.

They live in snow houses or tx
loos, and when one crawls in there
and burns an alcohol lamp, II is quite
warm in there. mean warm as
compared 10 what IL is on the out
side for the thermometer is anywhere
from thirty to fifty degrees below
zero and as we neared the pole, It
was frequently sixty-6ve degrees be-
low zero. The skins an1 furs worn
shed water and we rarely got wet
When we did. coating OF ice was
formed. which we scraped OF. The
Esquimau dogs are trained to pull
heavy loads. The sledges we make
are lashed together. There are no
nails anywhere about them. They
have a running base OF about twelve
feet anu extend about sixteen feet
over all.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
The True RGfOrmGrS.
ISSUE WITH Mr.. TAYLOR-THE EXAMINATION
OF THE RECORDS-THAT NINETEEN HUN
DRED DOLLAR SHORTACE-NO UNFAIR
ADVANTAGE TAKEN
Grand Worthy Master Holmes Demands the Money.

Ths Stockholders OF the True Re
forners' Bank were TO have met the
latter part OF November for the pur-
pcss of electing officers and separat-
tns the Bank from the Order in ac-
oordaAce with the ruling OF the Blu
reau Of Insurance, that fraternal in
suTaAce organizations are not 20 be
permitted to operate in conjunction
with either savings banks or indus
trial organizations
RECEIVERS STILL WORKING.
The failure OF the Bank made tins
meeting Unnecessary and no further
action has been taken towards the
resurrection OF the defunct bankin
institution. The Receivers are bus
lily engaged In compiling the accounts
and Investigating every item on the
books OF the bank and they have
given no intimation as to when they
will be ready TO submit a report.
NR. TAYLOR AND THE COM
MIITEE.
The statement OF ex-Superinten-
dent Thomas w. Taylor relative 70
his accounts in connection with IN
True Reformers Old Folks Home
created something OF a sensation AMI
was the subject OF general comment.
Attorney }. Henry Crutchfeld OF the
Special Committee 20 examine the
accounts OF Mr.. Taylor and which
committee, together with the Exec
utiVe Committee was severely criti-
eised, made the following statement.
COMMITTEEMAN CRUTCHFIELD's
REPLY.
Mr.. Taylor did not show on hts
books any record or the one hundred
dollars paid 10 him by MT. Robertson.
Thomas W. Taylor was with the
Committee at the beginning OF the
examination until we had gone over
all the books, which took 10 days.
He refused 20 be with the Commit
tee TO give any information whatever
unless he was paid and he was pafo
$2.50 per day for 19 days. During
that part OF the examination in going
over the books, he had paper and
pencil and took down item after item
on the books along with the Commit
tee.
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
A cODoRED 1dAN's DISCOVERY.

+--%A-N - A<A@o-Ag ' EN-
The colored gardener at the resi-
dence Of General Otis discovered an
internal machine in the yard or
General Otis and turned IL over 10
police officer. who carefully sex-
amined IL and who made it harm
less just in time. for Il was set to
explode few moments later. De
spite all Of this. General Otis
showed no fear whatever, and a few.
afternoons thereafter we saw him
sitting peacefully on his porch. iqst
as though "othing had happened.
SAD SCENES IN THE TEMPLE.
The funerals OF the victims took
place Sunday. October 9, 1910. ia
the Temple Auditorium, where dur
ing the past week the wealth OF the
country had been in session. The
account OF the agonizing scene
beggars description as the heart
rending walls of the families OF the
victims rent the air. The sermon
was a veritable philippe. ard its ef
feet was wierd and far-reaching
The funeral cars and their mourners
wended their way to the cemetery.
where those remains Will rest until
the soundi"0 of the last trump.
a MORNING IN LOS ANGELES
The mornings in Los Angeles are
peculiar. They look like those In
the East on rainy day, but almost
invariably at 10 or II o'clock the
sun bursts through the fog which
overhaugs the city. and then Won
have a beautiful sunshiny day. we
arose on that Tuesday morning ear
ly, much refreshed. and strolled ou
TO the newsstand TO get a morning
paper. We found that the sessions
or the American Bankers Associa-
tion wouh be held at the Temple Au-
ditorium in the heart OF the city. ard
not very far from the Hotel Alex
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1910-12-10
RECEIVERS STILL WORKING.
NTTrEB

ER. TAYLOR AND THE COM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
FIX ROWING REGATTA DATES
Days Chosen Five Years Ahead Foi
Pouahkespsie Events.

Days Chosen Five Years Ahead Foi
Poushksspsie Events.
The stewards of the Intercollegiate
Rowing association have announced
the dates for the intercollegiate rsgat
tas Il Pouehkeepsie for the i've year
succeeding 1910 The days have beer
figured out on a tide basis So that ou
each race day the varsity eight oaret
contest win be started n approximate
~ the lowest point Of the ebh tide
This win not be the case this year
however as the lowest ebb tide doe
not occur Oh tile day selected until
O'Clock ~ the evening.
Two Of the race days. not Including
this years date. ia The list given ga
by tie stewards fan On Saturdays
Monday, Tuesday and Friday beln.
the other days. The list. including thu
coming season. is as follows 1910. sat
urday. June rs 1911 Tuesday, June
81 1912 saturday, June 90; 1913. SAT
urday. June 2l; 1914, Friday, June 26
1915, Monday, June q.
no the Invitations that have beer
sent ont 70 Syracuse, Wisconsin auC
Georgetown no responses have Sc
been received. although Il 4 pretty cer
tain that all three win send crews 81
the regatta next june.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
Lightweight Champion IS
Tackle Tough Nut IN Walgast
BOUT GOOD BETTING ONE
On Dope Walgast Has Chance to Cop
the Recent Reports About
Nelson's Poor Condition
Not Verified.

n The followers OF pnelllsm were %
take seriously The many reports that
have been sent ont about the poor con,
ditiou 81 Bat Nelson, tile lightweight
champion. they would think that the
durable Dane was On his last legs and
would be an easy mark FOR any good
third rater But such Is not the case,
however. and the man with the rnhber
neck and the iron Jaw Is al the present
Just as good as BE- ever was.
Recent reports were sent out that
the hard training for past contests
had Slapped bis vitality and that his
breathing apparatus was causing him
considerable uneaslness Besides. II
was sald that he was growing deaf
While hard training Affects all ath
leles ia the course Of time Nelson H.
probably an exception 70 the rule.
Since he began bis pueiilstie career be
has always taken the best Of care o.
himself, has never disslpaied and has
lived clearly Ia fact, Nelson has real
~ never had 70 train as hard as most
pugilists and takes on very little
weight When net preparing for con
test 10 regard to losing bis hearing
Nelson said recently il Memphis
Tenn, that any apparent increase IN
deafness was due to The peculiar eli
mate Is the south at this time Of year
which physicians say viii aggrayatt
err ailments or catarrhal affections Of
any kind.
~ DIS recent fight with Eddie Lange
Ia Memphis. Nelson showed good form
considering the fact that he did no
training for the battle Of course
Lauge 4 only ! 9fth rater but never
theloss Il gave The eight d0pegters a
splendid chance % see whether the
Dane was on The tobosgan or not
Nelson Just toysd with LANCE through.
sout the contest. and 80 the last round
hung q sleep producer on the latter's
jaw.
Nelson's next SCRAP VIII be q forty
Eve round bout with Ad Wogast, Hthe
Milwaukee Whlrlwind, In Los An
giles ca Feb. e. In the latter the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
Doubt About Postal Savings
Legislation
BY the Root Senate Win
KIN the Alaska Measure State.
hood Bills Also Menacea
Big Stick Necessary.

Washington. Feb 10. The Alaskan
bill Is lost in the Senate. unless President
Taft elm come successfully q It's rescue
The Democrats are lined solialy against
Il. and when senator Beverdee, chair
man Of tile committee o. territories
tried to advance f Monday ~ the adop.
tion 81 asreed amendments. &c found
50 many Republicans critical Of the leg.
islation That be could make ysgy little
Roadway. Senators from tie Northwest
Ike B6rah and Hepburn, are finding
flaws ia the bin whieh sstouish the Ola
timers and ! solid opposition % ihe BILL
ia the Republican ranks i forming on
the proposition that be provisions Of TIE
bill are obnoxious f. ninety PER cent.
Of the people 81 Alaska. a direct ap.
peal has been made to President Taft
10 use his influence 10 behalf 81 the
legislation and & has been iutimatsd to
him strongly that II he does not the
measure win fall
Unfortunately, this is only one Of sew
eral administration msa urss vhich are
seeing dark days. The Root Amendments
to ths postal savings bank bin, now that
its fun force Is appreciated has made
the passaee Of this legislation extremely
doubtful The iar.siehted men q Con-
mess, who believe that the BIN involves
even greater economic than political dam
gers are likely to oppose postal savings
banks unless the money shall BE- used
primarily for the purchase Of govern.
ment bonds; whilt Senator Carter, III
charge 81 the BIN, finds the ground enc
ont from under him by The opposition
q prevent ihe postal funds from going
into ire Golfers 81 local banks This
situation threatens 4 serious deadlock
The prospects Of the statehood bills
are menaeed also hy the action n the
Senate rs placing the Alaskan bll ahead
81 chem. These bills always have ~
anired much time for their consideration,
both o. The agor and ii conference and
Il tho time Is shortened by delay. they
are in danger Of failing altogether as
ID the past
The peeularliy q re situation Il tie
strange indifference Of ths senators 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
NO DYSPEPSIA OR
UNDIGESTED FOOD
A Little Diapepsin Now viii Settle
Your Out-of-ordcr stomach and
End An Indigestion
Five Minutes
Later.

There would not be q casa 81 ndi-
geslon here Il readers who ara subject 70
stomach trouble knew the tremendous
anti.fermtnt and digestive virtue cons
taiued In Dlapepsin. This harmless
preparation win digest heavy meal
without the slightest fuss or diseom-
fort, and relieve the sourest acid stom
ech ia five minutes besides overcoming
AZ foul Aauseons 0d0rs from tile BREATH
Ask your pharmacist 10 show son The
formula plainly printed on each 50.cent
case Of pape Dapepsin. then you win
readily understand why this promptly
cures indigestion and removes such
symptoms as Heartburn, a feeling IKE
q lump Of lead ID The stomach. BRleh-
ing Of Gas and Emctations 81 undieesiei
food water brasil Nausea. Headache.
RilioHsness and many ether bad symp.
tomsi and besides, you viii not need
laNatlfes 10 keep your stomach. liver
and intestnes clean and fresh
Ii your stomach Is sour and full Of
gas Or your food doesn't digest, and
your meals don't seem to iit, why not
get 3 50-ceni case from your druggist
and make life worth liYiagg Absolute
relief from stomach misery and Der
feet digestion 81 anything yen eat IS
sure 70 follow ave minutes after. and
besides one case is sufficient 20 cure q
whole family 81 such trouble
Surely harmless Inexpensive
preparation ike Diapepsir which win
alwsgs either At daytime or during
night. relieve your stomach misery and
digest your meals, is about AZ handy
and valuable thing as you could have
ia the house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
FAILED TO ADOPT
PLAYING SCHEDULE
National League Magnatos in Seven
Hour Wrangle Fan
10 Agree.

New York, Feb. l6 After wranplinr
for seven hours behind CLOSED doors.
the National league baseball maQuates
adjourned az 2 o'clock last night with
ont adopting a PLAYING schedule for the
coming season AZ O'Clock this after
noon they reconvened. but whether they
can reach au agreement or not. remains
90 De seen.
Ihe bitter fractional feeling that was
manifested during the Ward Hcydlet
deadlock g the December meeting which
WAS broken by the election ol Thomas
Lynch 70 The presidency. caused vester
days wraHele and 81 heated Vas tie
argument chat the magnaies who ems
tered The star chamber az 2 O'Clock for
got 900 about the dinner hour When
they finally left ihe assembly room, they
Were 81 anything but good nlmor ana
proceeded 70 fight it ont IA groups in tie
hartoom and corridors
lhe situation e Just this Five clubs
New York, Brooklyn Chicago. Fhiladel.
nhia and ST. Louis are I'D iavor 81 adopt
ing tho schedule
Three clubs Cincinnati. piifsbufg end
Boston. were holding cut foF one 81 l0f
games A. il require Six votes % adopt
adodule and b neither side wss wins
ing % ooneade AZ inch The aeht had e
b. called of to allow the delegates to
reepperate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
sAw MARs cANAL cRow.
Lowell Says It Is Final Proof Planet
Il Inhabited

e inhabited
Chicago, FEB, l6 Announcement II
final proof that tho planet Mars Il "a.
hahitea was made by Prof, peroiyai
Lowell the Marian expert ana director
Of the observatory at flagstaff Ariz., to
Chicago ASTRONOMERS rs he passed
through The city Monday
Prof Lowell announced that he bad
seen new canal spring into being
last summer, showing be declared. that
u had been just completed by the Mar.
tienz. Water he'd iusr been turned into
N and vegetation had sprung up ID a
hitherto uninhabitablo psrt Of the great
desert which comprises most Of the
planets surface
Not only did he ser tie new canal.
but be photographed Ii, he asserted
Previous photographs Of this region,
made as late a. last May. failed 10
Show any trace 81 it The fact that III
developed between May end September,
when Il was ial observed. Prof. Low.
Ell regarded Is positive proof that II
was artificial end therefore that living
beings exist thafe
Prof Lowell made this announcement
70 Prof 81 ~ h0nham 81 the Xafkes
observatory The new canal. 1000 miles
long. extends southeast from the region
Of vegetation known a. Srdtis Major.
through The great plain oi Lbya, ~
said
Prof Lowella discovery q 81 the NJ.
most Importance said Prof.. Durham
"lt seems 70 be the strongest coaarma.
tion yet obtained 81 TIE belief that there
are living intelligent beings On Mars
His theory that tho markings on The
planet are canals and that these canals
are the work Of living beings Il the
only one That ats sll the known facts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16

AID WoLuAsf. WILSON'S NEXT OPPONENT.
durable Dane VIII meet tougs one
u fact ia many quarters Wolgast IS
picked 70 put the finishing touches en-
che Rattlep W0igast IS walioper
from NolloperviIle ana has punch
with the force q mules kick be-
hind t.
IN many quarters It a figured hy
the adherents Of Wolgast that Nelson
is losing much u BIS power and can
not 20 90 forever. They also think
chat thf turning point VIII come so0n
and when the Battler meets an oppo
nent Of the strength and skill Of VOL
CAST be viii meet his master
Woleasts followers are basing their
claims a The fact that tile latter dis
posed 81 Lew Powell one 81 TIDE best
BOYS California has produced ia years
by the knockout route recently Tines
are also figuring 90 Woleasts Shots
ing lna ten round bout with Nelson Sd
LIS Angeles sewers months ago ID
which be clearly outclassed the fight
weight champion iu point nf ring sei.
ence.
II was this affair which convinced
Wolgast that be could defeat Nelson IN
a longer battle
when Nelson fought Wolgam tie
Battler was 10 poor shape and bad
practically no training Besides ten
round aaairs are not % bis liking
the forfyave round route being Bis
ret distance Wolgasts recent peer
showing against George Aleinsic,
second rater was anything Ike that
IF coming champion Memslc more
than held Sis own and although VOL
CAST received the decision the battle
should have been ealled Q draw
The Nelson Wolgast fsht wlll 30
doubt be big betting bort for there
are bunch 0f fans who think thai
the Dane annoi bear this Toungster
The Baitler ags himself ibai Wolea
IS one Of the best boys De has ever
met
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
SOLVES 4 SOCIAL PROBLEM.
Elmira Man Wins $4,000 Wager BY
Working as Common Laborer.

Elmira Man Wins $4,000 Wager By
Working as Common LaboreF.
ST. Louis, Feb i6 Elmer y. vonvlaot
of Elmira, M Y student 81 social
economy departed Inst night for bis
home II collect a wager 81 $4,000 made
two years ago that be could save 1900
ID tWentyfoar months while w0rklng
as 8 day labofer a. ~ Mekeel.
proprietor Of an Elmira Newspaper. IS
the loser n the wager He admitted
his defeat ID 4 telegram 10 Won Nicet
last night when TIE hitter notified bim
that Ills bank account now totalled
$3.50
The wager followed "a argument be-
tween two men, Makeel maintaining
THAT q young man 81 to-day without
special training has no chance 70 save
money. Won Nleet started ont with 4
pocket knife and SIS IA money Under
an assumed aaYae s9lmar Cray, ~
worked as q lahorer ia Columbus, o.,
Cincinnati and Aurora IT. finally drift
ing tn ST. f0nis whore he held three
Jobs 'Ehe lWast Job was his best place
driving d milk wagon At $40 month.
He held eleven Jobs during the two years
and SAYS but two 81 his employers treat,
ed him like white man HIS shortest
tenure Of fob was ID Cincinnati where
ne qilif after working one day ii
restaurant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
It's Durable

Dyspepsia may be completely raai
Gated n properly treated Wa ei 4
remedy tbat w positively guarantee
viii completely relieve iudig lion Or
dyspepsia % She medicine used during
tile trial wifi cost Che user nothing
Ihis remedy has been namad Bexal
Dyspepsia Tablets Certainly Ne offer
could be more fair and oln offer LIQUID
be proof positive That ReAall Dyspepsia
Tablets are dependable mea1
Inns much IS che medicine ll cost
you nothing IL does net benefit y0u,
We urge YOU Who are suffering Nth ii.
digestion 81 dyspepsia to trY hpgaN
Dyspepsia labet Is 25t b8s cons
fains enough medicine for fifteen daYS
treatment Fer chronic eases 81 have
two larger sizes % cent ana I00
Remember You Gan obtain Resal Ram
dies D Barre only 30 aHf stores The
ReNall store Aed efoss Pharmacy
Burt 81 Wells. Propr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
KETcHEL sPURNs BIG OFFER
Middisweight Champ Turns Down Bid
Of $4,000 For Three Fights.

Middlsweight Champ Turns Down Bid
Of $4,000 For Three Fights
II must Be pretty soft for some 3.
the pugillsts nowadays when they can
AFFORD to turn down offers Of $4,000.
Ia the boxing days Of twenty-five years
ago an offer of $4,000 for three bouts
would have been grabbed quickly CIV
any lighter THE other dny Hugh Nc
lntosh. the American promoter. cabled
an offer 10 Stanley Ketche for three
bouts orc with Tommy Burns. an
other with Btil Lange and the third
With an opponent to be selected. This
was exclusive Of expenses. but Ketehai
cabled back THAR there was nothing
doing that be would probably IS 70
Australia later on and arrange the con-
tests himself
Whether Ketchel win he able to real.
ize $4,000 on three contests Is prob.
lematical but 1t IS q eineh that few
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
Two Called From Seattle and
Three Others Asked For
vertrees Asks for sabpoenas = Cross
Examination Of Louis K. CLAWS
Was Continued Yes
terday.

Washington, Cd. 49, The proceedings
yesterday ia the Ballirger Pincbot in-
gestieation wers dull.
Mr. Vertraes. counsel for Secretary
Ballineer, continued bis eross-examina
ton Of Louis R CLAWS In order 70
frame some of his questions, il was nee
essary first to wade through a mass Of
Documentary evidence, aud this eeH-
sumed much tins
The committee was ia executive SEE
zion 40 minutes, discussing the admissl-
bility at this time Of a report from Seat.
he, giving the details Of the alleged ais
royery among CLAWS effects Of q let.
lers, which had been missing from the
official files Of the land office there. No
decision was announced.
Subpoenas we're issued however. for
a. Christensen chief Of the Geld division
al Seattle and also for G. w o'Neu,
assistant custodian 81 The federal build
ing, where the boxes belonging to Claws
were stored.
MI. veftrees questioned the witness
further yesterday abent the memoran-
dunn he assisted IN preparing aud on
which Assistant Secretary Pierce rem.
dered 4 construction 81 the new coal land
law Of May, 1908. CLAWS testified that
to his mind this showed Mr. Pierce to be
unfit for biz office,
Mr. VertreeS sought to show that the
Cunningham claimants, having decided
to stand for patents under tie Old law
were specifically excluded from consid
GRAFTON IN The Pierce opinion. All CLAWS
admitted was that he certainly did not
intend to exclude the Cunningham claims
from consideration and that while At.
torney General Wiekersham mag have
construed the law a. hir Pierce did. the
witness dId not think W.
Mr.. Vertrees and the witness had an
other clash whom the attorney wanted
direct answers. CLAWS wanted to ex.
plain every answer before referring to
reports The committee ruled to Jet
CLAWS make a. many and as long *,
plantations As he desired.
Mr. Vertrecs sought q show hy letters
and kilograms in the record that CLAWS
charges that his request fer = delag IN
hearing the Cunningham eases had not
been fa1orably received BY Mr bennett
were not substantiated BY the evidence.
Mr. verirees read in the record part Of
The letter from Schwartz to Special
Agent James Sheridan, putting me latter
IL charge Of The Alaska coal cases in
place Of CLAWS The letter was dated
July n. 1000 and ssysi
Every report received from CLAWS IN
the case concludes with some statement
Or observation a. to what future aud
further investigation viii develop, and
leaves the report in a status which pre-
clues this office from taking any action
and he has been advised from time to
time Il IS the purpose and intention 81
this Office that there hall be fall and
complete investigation and advice prior
to the inal action upon those entries9
AT this point, the luncheon recess was
ordered