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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
Men Old at IS
One Million BaIdheads Who Thought
Dand1uff Wasn't Dangerous.


1 In the United States and Canada to-
I day, there are nearly a million men who
at 50 can be put in tire baldhead class
When these men had thick, vigorous
hair, dandruH made its appearance.
That was the time to attack the enemy
Of mankind The persistent little devil
called dandruif nicrobe, or germ, that
burrows deep down into the hair root and
saps it Of the vitality that is SO essential
to the hair
Young men OF any man, for that mat
ter. beware Of the dandfutf germ; it Is
not a theory. but an actual condition
that eenfrunts you. That dandruff Is
caused by germ. Is proven beyond ques-
tion That this germ destroys the hair
root is to-day matter Of common
knowledge.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has the rem
edy that kills the dandruff germs. They
guarantee It to eradicate dandruff. stop
falling hair and itching scalp in two
weeks, or money back. It IS called
PARTISAN SAGE, and can Be obtained
at druggists in every town in America
ask the Red Gross Pharmacy for It, The
girl with the auburn hair is on every
bottle of Partisan Sage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
A backyard Vacation.

Agassiz tells US that he spent an en-.
tire summer exploring his backyard. A
merchant sent him check for 81 DOC
and invited him to take trip to Europe.
Agassiz replied that he was too busy to
go to Europe, but proposed to invest.
gate the treasures of his kitchen garden.
He began at one corner of the garden
and found little stone that held the
outline Of mollusk. Close beside that
stone was another that had the section
Of a fern. He kept on, working across
the garden, and after three months. BY
the first Of September he finally reached
the opposite corner Of The fence. The
great scientist kept his notes and wrote
out mis- studies with great care. Later
he published his vacation travels In u
garden under the title Of Elements Of
Zoology Christian Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
ARKANSAS ALL
DEMOCRATIC
State Apparently Adopts the
Referendum
THE NEW YORK PRIMARIES
Senator Brstow Renews Attacks on
Senator Aldrich--Hhe Democrats
viii Write Constitution for
Arizona.
THE NEW YORK PRIMARIES

Little Rock Ark, Sept. l4.-Demo-
cratic nominees for state offices, headed
by Governor George W. Donaghey, can.
ddate forre.election, rolled up the usual
majority at Mondays election IN Arkan.
sas, and while at midnight the fate Of
the proposition to incorporate an initia.
tive and referendum amendment in the
state constitution is not known the indi-
cations are that it has carried. All.
though weather conditions were good,
the expected heavy vote failed TO ma.
teriaHze, notwithstanding vigorous cam
paigns conducted during the last week
by William j. Bryan, urging the adop'
ton Of the proposed constitutional
amendment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14

49,. rrosnaban 81 the Cardinals ootn
sDs ssw the light Of day in lreiaha'
La, smith ne veteran baekstop e
,ha Roston Doves, Il an knglispln.a,'u..
Fred Buelow, who used y eaesa ~ I'M
Tigers, was born Ia 6efms'sS, enp 4,
Quinn. crackeriack second pans'A3"
the 0Os. was an Australian
Johnny Eyers. the crack player = ~
chicago Nationals, Is 70 have me 10y
NJ N franchise IN the new POLO ieasu..
p,ng Brodie. drafted from Ban rFah'
.i.eo Nv the Chicago White Sox, mas
made twentyfour home runs .n'' '
son.
cornelpe football practice began yes
terday on the new alumni neie'
Jimmy Murray. the former Buffalo
nlayer. leads the American assoela'5 ,3s
! Il batting. He has a percentage o. 90
for 90 contests.
Amateur baseball teams, winners q
championships IN New York, WashlhEs,on
and Philadelphia, viii battle tor tne
tri.city title. A series will be played y
each city.
The following taken from the Bnrling
ton Free Press will be o. intefese N
| Vermont fans who have followed ~
Red sox throughout the season nov
closing, TT Is possible that local pase'
ball fans will have an opportunity pe-
fore long Of seeing some q the Wy
fellows line UP, for a plan i now on looe
I for An exhibition game here between
two teams made up from the Boston
American squad. after the close Of the
present season. Ray Collins was here 9
few DAYS ago and broached the subject
10 several, saving that the players Wouia
be glad TO come II the games wouia te,
ceive enough patronage. Several local.
sports took the matter up and have
canvassed the city to ascertain the senti'
ment and have received much eneouIage'
ment. The baseball squad VIII hoid
meeting in Boston tonight aud agree On
a price. and II that is satisfactory 70
the hackers here the games, two IN mum
her. viii be played probably on the hith
and sixth OF October It is the plan 70
Get the railroads to give excursion rates
from the surrounding towns on those
DAYS and TO advertise extensively foi
out Of town patronage and by that
means get large number q visitors
into the city. The games should draw
Wen. for, besides the old fayorites N tnls
part 81 the country. Collins and Gard.
her. there win be Wagner, stahl and
A dozen others Of almost equal fame
The squad comprises Is men, 20 that tws
fast teams can be picked without dim
Guilty"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
BASEBALL TEAMS
IN HOME STRETCH
Fans Figuring Chances of the Teams in
World Sedes-cubs VIII Have No
cinch with Philadelphia, as It
~ ...lL r,.4.ns4 Tinerr

Did with Detroit Tigers.
Now that teams IL the National and
American league pennant race have
hit the home stretch fans already are
beginning TO think about the worlds
series. The enthusiasts have award
ed the banners to the Athletics in the
American league and to the Chicagos
in the National league and now are
speculating as to whether the White
Elephants will make better showing
in tha, hig series against the Cubs than
The Mack men OF 1910 are a better
set Of athletes than the team Of five
years ago. which made such a sorry
showing against the Giants In a Sc
ries for the honors of the universe.
Philadelphians are certain thar the
White Elephants will make a far bet.
ter showing against the Cubs than the
Tigers made.
The rout OF the Athletics in the
worlds series of 1905 was a terrible
blow to Quaker fans, who imagined
Harry Davis. Ralph Orlando seybold
and the other hard hitting Mack men
would knock the curves OF Chrlsty
Mathewson and Joe McGlnnity galley
west What happened is matter OF
history.
Many critics on the major league
circuits consider the Chicago National
league club the grandest baseball ma
chine IN the country. and the Cubs
win be the favorites over the White
Elephants when the two teams ret
into the worlds series. Eminent
FASTENERS who have been spoken TO
on the subject aver that the Chicago
ans will have much harder time TO
beat the Philadelphians than they had
to beat the Detroits and say 1t Is no
moral certainty that the Teddy Bears
will win the series.
Ball players consider that the phlla-
delphia American league clubs pitch
ing stan Is superior to Chicagos. Jack
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
VITAL INFLUENCE ON CONGRESS
This Significant Feature of the Result
in Maine.

Washington, Sept a. There is a feel
ing Of genuine alarm in Republican cir
cles in Washington to-day as a result
Of the sweeping Democratic victory In
Maine, II is admitted on all sides that
the Republican party has suffered Sc
we're blow, not only because it has lost
control Of the state, not only because
the state has done its share toward giv-
ing the Democrats control of the House
Of Representatives by eleeting two DEM
ocrats, but most important of an be.
canse the party leaders fear that the
Democratic victory will have tremend-
Gus influence next fall in every state
where the votes are closely drawn.
The wide margin BY which Frederick
VI. Plasted, the Democratic candidate
for governor, WAS elected over Governor
Fernald is source of great astonish.
ment to Republicans who nave been
keeping in close touch with Maine al.
fairs. IL had been feared that the cleo.
tion would be uncomfortably close. but
none was rash enough to prophecy that
Plaisted would equal the 1000 plurality
given the present governor two years
ago, much less exceed that vote.
Politicians are now seeking the cause
OF the Maine upheavaI. In some quar-
tiers, II is declared that the extrava-
gance of a state administration is large
y responsible. u Is claimed, too. that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
DAILY Of N. Y. Central Puts il
Up to Ultimate Consumer
MAKING OF SCHEDULE
Not Perfect, He Says, but Then II Never
Can Be-Daly Says So Under Cross
Examination Before Interstate
Commerce Commission.

New York Sept i4.--llow increased
freight tariffs were made up was told
by Charles +. Daily, yicepresident Of
the New York Central lines, under
cross examination today before the
interstate commerce commission.
Mr.. DAILY said each road had decided
on its own increases In rates and rail-
road representatives then met in this
citv to make the raises uniform.
1T would be suicidal for each road e
have a different nate said Mr. DAILY
Protection OF commercial interests ~
the different sections demands a uni
form base"
Mr.. Daily admitted on cross examiu-
alton that most Of the Injuries of life
were carried in the fast freight and
known a. the upper classes' OF trans
portation. Mr.. Daily was asked II th'
Injuries would cost a little more to tbs
people and to the shippers.
80 little that the advance will have
no practical effect in many individual
eases. replied the witness.
~What effect on the man who sells hii
goodsf"
Very little. II viii be more thar
gained BY the improved conditions o
the railways Of the country and its aie
to the general business" replied Mr.
DAILY.
Are women's dress, children's cloth
ing and shoes in these freight luxuriesf
"Yes."
"Well, the men Of st. Louis who blu,
shoes from New England factories mus
pay the higher freight; the money vii
be taken out of their pockets and trans
ferred 10 the Golfers the New York Cen
trail"
Some Of It is paid back TO the meI
who buy the shoes--we keep very lit
lie Of Il. It goes out almost as iasf
as II comes in"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
POSITIONS UNCHANGED.
Primaries in New York Yesterday Do
Not Settle Fight.

New York, Sept. Ia. Primaries held
throughout New York City yesterday
show the relative positions Of Theodore
Roosevelt and the old guard. who are
fighting for control of the coming Repub-
lican state convention, to be practically
unchanged
Roosevelt will have the support Of
practically the entire delegation from
New York county, numbering 100. while
his opponents claim 100 Of the I42 dele
gates in Kings, "A in Queens and eight
In Richmond county.
There were unsuccessful contests
backed by the old guard leaders ii sew
eral districts in New York county. while
in Kings the friends Of Colonel Roose-
Welt endeavored to capture some Of the
districts heretofore controlled BY chair
man Timothy L. Woodruff Of the Re.
publican state committee, but without
result.
Mr. Woodruff expected to lose four
districts in Kings, in which the leaders
are recognized as progessives, but he
won in all the others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
COMING SPORT EVENTS

st. Louis win hold the annual Amer
lean bowling congress in the Coils
scum, Jan p to Feb. 3.
The amateur track championships
under the auspices Of the Amateur
Athletic union Will be held IN New 81
leans Oct. Is.
Richard Dwyer. the California horse
man. has leased the ogden Utah ban
mile race track and VIII open twentt
day meeting there on Sept. 23
Texas RatnsdeIl, the University q
Pennsylvania sprinter and football
player. who has contested at big meets
IN Great Britain this summer. viii sooa
return. He is expected to enter the
Amateur Athletic union championships
at New Orleans in October.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
Some Uses for Olive Oil.

In hroiling steak, rub each side Of the
meat with few drops Of olive oil. This
prevents the juice from coming out and
gives the steak good flavor
IN cooking green vegetables put from
two to three tablespoons Of olive oil in
place Of pork. This greatly improves
the taste Of the vegetables.
To quart bean pot Of beans, put two
tablespoons of olive oil in bottom and
two tablespoons on the top Of pot. also
sliced onion. Beans prepared in this
way are far superior to those baked
with pork. The onion nay be omitted
and still have a superior dish
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
PANIC FOLLOWS EXPLOSION.
Black-handsrs Explode Bomb in Front
Of New York Store.

New York, Sept l4-After writing
several threatening letters and waiting
in vain for response to their demands
for $1,000, Black-handers yesterday ex-
pIoded a bomb in front Of the wine store
ST Enrico Cassabianca, on Sixth avenue.
The explosion demolished part Of the
front Of the fye-story building and ere
ated panic in the neighborhood Occur
pants Of big apartment hotels and resi-
dences Of millionaires a mile away were
aroused by the terrific snock, but no one
was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
TWO FOR ONE
The Price Of One Medicine Gives Any
Woman Two Full-sized Packages.

No alcoholic concoction ever made a
lasting cure in case Of female trouble.
1t Is absolutely necessary to combine
direct local applications with a non -alco-
holie medicine for internal use.
The Palm Vine treatment Is becoming
famous for its remarkable cures Of fall
ing Of the womb, painful and suppressed
menstruation and ovarian troubles. With
every package Of Palm Vine d. F. Davis
sells this week he win give free a SOC
box of Sanative Tablets, and will also
guarantee to refund the money to any
one whom the combined treatment does
not cura.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14

Pitcher Cole of the Chicago Cubs ha
wone 10 out Of p games pitched durin,
the season to date.
Pitchers Bender and coombs Of tn,
Athletics and Ford of the Highlander
are leading the twirlers Of the American
league in the order named. Bender hai
won p out of 81, Coombs Is out OF 3.
and Ford Fl out Of q.
II is rumored in baseball circles that
Billy Murray may land in managerial
capacity in the American league next
season.
/ snodgrass Of New York, the batting
wonder of the Giants. has fallen from
his high estate IN the hitting list, and
has been passed by hotn Campbell 81
Pittsburg and Magee Of Philadelphia
Harry S. MeDevitt, Dartmouth 'O6, il
to coach the Colby college football eleven
again this fall
Yale and Princeton divided tennis hon.
ors in the finals last Saturday, the for
ner winning the singles and the latter
the doubles.
The first season Of the Southern league
closed Saturday. Knoxville won the
pennant with an average OF 1925 Nor
ristown, Ashville and Johnston City fin
ished in the order named
The New York fans have lost interest
in the outcome of the race in the Ma.
tional league. Only a handful of the
faithful were there to witness the games
with the Doves.
Tommy Burns, former heavyweight
champion pugilist, may retire from the
game, owing to an injury to his right
knee received In lacrosse match Mon
day. He Is matched to meet Sam Lang.
ford in London in December.
Umpire Jim tombstone. one Of the
veteran arbitrator Of the National
league denies that he Is going to quit.
II never made the announcement and
do not intend to quit unless / am told
to do SO by the president Of the league"
said he.
George 7. Sullivan, captain Of the 1907
Rochester football team, has been an
pointed head coach at that institution
this season. Practice began there yes
terday.
With sucn good hitters as Kay, Hart
ley and 0'Hafa to depend upon, it seems
that Albany should have finished better
than fifth in the New York state league.
The Cincinnati Reds improved base
ball grounds will seat $4,000 people.
Jack Meyers, the big chief Of the Gil
ants. thrives on hard work. He mas |
caught more than hundred games this
year, has taken off weight until now he
scales around 1856, instead Of 200. and |
IS fast becoming one of the best back
stops in the league.
Pitcher Gregg, Of the Portland, Ore,
cam in the Pacific league, according to
umpire Van Haltren, established
Torlds record the other day, when he
struck out eight Los Angeles men ii
with a total Of fourteen fu.
lie wavers in a no.hit, no-run game.
All the fast bali players are not born
/. the United States Russell Ford, who
ONES pretty near being the best pitcher
/ the American league, is a Canadian.
% is George Gibson, the iron man.
mong The haekstops of the National
sague. Jimmy Archer Of the Cubs and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Fine Butter in Good Demand and Firm
in Price.

Fine Butter in Good Demand and Firm
in Price.
Boston. Sept. 1.-THE week opens in
the local market for dairy products
without much change from the condi-
tons Of last week. Fine butter IS in
steady demand and firm in price, on &C.
count Of light offerings, but the lower
grades are plenty, dull and barely steady
Country markets show no change 70
1i--se rls@s.s, - l..saiaina, aggn ~ ..2Qa
ago. There is a little better movement
Of cheese and prices are steadier in con.
sequence. Eggs hold steady and I'M
changed, with the movement Of the
lower priced offerings rather better than
that in hennerY stock
Jobbng quotations.
Butter-Fancy northern creamery.
tubs s2k a 33c, boxes 33is034c, prints
34@35e fancy western creamery, spruce
tubs 32ia@33e, ash tubs 32m32i5e, fair
to good creamery s0@3le dairy ESQ
30e.
Caeese-New York fancy l8Ih0l7c.
Vermont fancy l51a@l6lac, fair to good
stock l4l2@ l5e, Young Americas 1910
Zoe.
Eggs Fancy hennery 3T@30c, choice
eastern 33@55c, fresh wetsern 26@2sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
BASEBALL WAS PLAYED
IN ANCIENT EGYPT

4 see" said Manager Griffith.
1 looking up from the pages Of bis
! magazine, that the scientists
have traced the game way back
I 70 ancient Egypt"
That right" querIed Larry
! Mclean, with sudden interest
WHY. ! thought the game start
ed about 1912 in or near New
York city"
Nope" said Grin. ut merely
came to life. as you might say
The inscriptions on the pyra-
mids and on tablet found IN
the tomb Of Sesosuis show that
baseball was played 4,5Oo years
ago and that the championship
Of the Egyptian league for B. c.
2OI3 was settled By a Eve game
series between Memphis aud
Cairo"
I don't see. remarked Mr
Mclean, how on earth that
could have been. because Mem
phis is in the Southern league
and Cairo is In the Kitty They
aren't even ia the same circuit
and never have been"
And Griffith. dropping the
magazine, with low moan re-
treated to the dining room.
$3.50 $&-s@&@A 49, 8. &s aeAsss'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
GOV. pLAIsrED.
Steps from Mayor Of Augusta to Gov
ernor's Seat

Steps from Mayor Of Augusta 70 Gov
ernor's Seat.
Augusta, Me-, Sept l4.-Mayor Fred
efiek NJ. Plaisted Of this city, the Dem
ocfatic rovcrnor.elect, was born at Ban
aor on July 70, 1896 His title Of colonel
came To him BIZ succession, as Il were. .
lrefnlgence from nis fathers military title
~ general Jhe new .rnveTnor did not
lie was educated IN the common
schools Of Bangor and az st. Johnsbury
academy, Vermont, where he was qradu.
ated in 1884 Tie started as editor Of
the North Star. weekly paper at
Pressure Isle, Me, a year later. When
he reached his majority, he came to
this city and became business manager
Of The New Age, which has for many
years been one Of the most influential
newspapers Of the state.
This newspaper had been purchased
BY young Plaisteds father in 1883. In
1898 the future governor succeeded his
father as editor and proprietor, an Office
that ne was holding at the time Of his
election.
Mayor Plaisted is well known through
out the state He was a nominee OF
the Democratic party for Congress. both
IN 1897 and 1898, but met defeat on each
occasion In 1906 he was chosen mayor
ct this city and reelected in 1907 and
1908. With a single exception. he was
the first Democratic mayor to be elect
ed in Augusta for forty years. Col.
Plaistod was defeated for the office iii
1909, but came back in 1910.
Mayor Plaisted was elected sheriff or
kennebeck county for two years in 1906.
the first Democrat to hold the place since
the county was formed in 1899. Among
bis other Offices were four-year mem.
bership Of the Democratic state com
mittee, Of which he was chairman in
1906 Mayor Plasted is prominent in
Free Masonry and is also an Elk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
But Republican Party Must Face Living
Issues, Says Bristow.


Issues, Says Bristow.
Grand Junction, Col, Sept. l4.--In a
speech advocating the nomination q
Merle Vincent for governor 0f Colorado
On the Republican ticket Senator Joseph
Isu'Ria sssmrff klr ssnag0f simoa tidEi
gcnheim of Colorado for their stand On
the Payne-Aldrieh tariff bin and at.
tackled Senators Gnggenheim and Hughes
for their failure to support the long
and short haul clause Of the railroad
bill.
In concluding Mr.. Bristow saids-
Il believe the Republican party Is the
greatest political organization in tlA
world and that it has accomplished the
most good for mankind, but it must
fece the living issues now. and face them
rightly, or the people will turn to some
other organization
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
DEMOCRATS SCORE.
They Win Write Constitution Of New
State Of Arizona.

ANtY VIII VIM NNhatAAAhA@A v 80"
State Of Arizona.
Phoenix. Ariz., Sept. l4-Democrats
win write the constitution Of the new
state 81 Arizona. In the election Of dele.
gates 70 the constitutional convention
Monday, they won at lea-t 3 Of the 81
seats in the convention.
The official canvass probably viii n.
crease the number Of Democrats. II
campaign platforms and pledges are ear.
ried out, the constitution viii not be
the short, plain instrument pleaded for
BY those who expressed the fear that
any other sort might be frowned on IN
Washington. Il win establish the prin-
ciples Of the initiative, referendum and
recall, direct election Of United States
senators, and direct primary.
Statewide prohibition and woman's
suffrage may be fought out on the floor
of the convention or submitted as amend
ments to a popular vote simultaneously
with the constitution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
American League standlng.

Yesterdays National League Results.
At Brooklyn, Cincinnati 3, Brook.
Ign 2.
AT New York, pittsburg II, New York
i; New York Is, Pittsburg 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
SUICIDE QUEEN AGAIN FAILS.
Widow Has Now Tried IA Times to XIII
Herself for Love.

New Orleans, Sept. A. Mrs Caroline
Simms. whose many attempts at self
destruction during the last two years
have gained for her the sobTiquet q
suicide queen made another effort %
KIN herself at her Nilere street home
today ~ II.
Her friends assert that this is her 18th
attempt at suicide. but only seven such
instances are on record in the police de-
psrtment. Mrs Simms, who Is q young
widow, attributes her unhappiness to
disappointment in love.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
In LOCAL
MARKETS
Dressed Pork Remains Very
Firm Today
FRESH EGGS ARE HIGHER
Dairy Butter Is Also Reported as Higher
Potatoes Are Plenty at 10000.
Other Quotations
Given.

Barre, VI, Sept "A, 1910.
Dressed pork very firm. Fresh eggs
higher. also dairy butter. Wholesale
quotations.
Dressed pork l0la@lle.
Dressed veaI-lOl5@llc.
Lamhs-l3@l4c
Fowls-l6@l7e.
Chickens -l0@20c
Fresh eggs 2s@ zoe.
Butter Creamery 32@ 33c, dairy zoe
30c
Potatoes Plenty, 50@60c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14

At Chicago, st. Louis /, Chicago Q.
At Detroit, Cleveland s, Detroit Z.
At Boston. New York 7, Boston 5.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 8, Wash
ington O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
Insurgent Republican Wins.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. Ia Scattering
returns from yesterdays United States
senatorial primary election Indicate thai
Congressman Miles Poindexter. insur
gent Republican, carried the state by j
landslide.