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i, foo. Thoro lon't any doubt about
H. I have assured them 30 repeated
". and they know II Il true. This ma
chine n headed by Tom Navin. Here
n where the public IL concerned.
Here IL where the issue lies. II IL a
moral Issue. The issue Is, Shall such
men control the political future OF
Michigan? Shall they, through their
subservient candidate for senator,
have voice In the councils OF the
nation?
Il have said that the issue In this
campaign is subserviency to private
interests. l repeat II here. This IL
one phase OF IL. With a candidate ad-
mittedly under the control Of others
at Washington. where in the name Of
all that Is good do the people OF the
state OF Michigan come in? II Is
up to them. The Issue Is clean-cut
and we'll defined i am convinced
that the people OF Michigan are pat
riotic. that they love the fair name
OF their state and will not permit
such conditions to continue"
BAY CITY. Mich. Aug. 1s.-sena-
tor Burrows closed his campaign for
senate In the Tenth district with a
speech in Bay City Wednesday night.
He said the insurgents In the Repub-
lican party were seeking only the
evil In American public life and say
ing not one word Of the good. Presi-
dent Taft and the party. he main
tained. had fulfilled the party pledges
to greater degree than any other
administration that preceded 1t. yet
the insurgents, to gain their own ends.
were imperilling the success OF the
party.
Senator Burrows paid a tribute to
his colleague, william Alden Smith.
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John Ridgway Dies Hero's Death at
Long Beach, Cal.

Word has reached Detroit friends
Of his death by drowning In Los An
geles, Tuesday, of John Ridgway, for
ME rly of Detroit. Mr.. Ridgway, pre-
vicus 10 his departure for California
last fall, had been employed for a
number Of years in the Michigan Cen
trail Offices, where he was popular
member OF the clerical STAFF He was
a member of the North woodward NJ.
f. church.
Mr.. Ridgw.iy lost his life In trying
to save yong woman from drown
ing while both we're bathing at Long
Beach.
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JoBBYNG PRICES.

baked Ssa' ssans s' f.io seSsce Eima beans
Si@15o Corn-Fancy Maine. S1.l0;
soc sar TABLE u 1sst; ssanS
ards. 81; soaked. 50Q70c Salmon
Sockeye. tall. $50; Nat. 81; Alaska
reds. s1.70: Alaska piuks. $l:15. To-
matoes. 4sGsoc; succotash. Slgllo per
Conee=PacKage coffee. Ioo-Ib case
$1425Q17. delivered.
Feed-Bran, s2s; fine middlings. s27;
sSa; coarse me' eosnmeai. sat: corn and
oats chop, $24 per ton.
Fiour-Michigan patents. in wood,
best. sss s Srd sIsa2 sbl Rys
fiour $3.50 per bbi
Oii.-Raw iinseed. s2c: boiIed lin
seed. sac; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c: PERFECTION. s'sc: Eocene.
pentine. in barrel lots. CSC per gal.
,ssgs1; medium clear. ;s5 q s5s6;
smoked hams. II Y a lsc. dry sailed
mic hams. 1sMc; bacon. si@2sc; lard.
In tierces. 13%c; kettle rendered. l4%c
per ID.
w. a. Edgar & Son. The retail price
Highland Park. North Detroit and
RIVER Rouge; Crystal dominSes' IL TX
eagle tablets. $40; cut loaf. $3.50:
cubes. $685.: xxx powdered. $S.0s;
ira coarse. 1870; graduated. nne In
bulk. $3.50: granulatec. glib. cartons.
IS. so; granulated. alb. cottous. $3.50:
granulated. 5-lb. cottons. $3.50; granu-
25-ib. cottons. 1855; diamond A.. IS. 10:
ssonfeesioner:, 4. is.ss; No. l. ssS.ss; Nc
t645: No. 6. $40; No. Z. $6.35: No. =.
$3.50: No. Q, s5.25: No. 10, $40: No. IL.
S516; No. IL. 5.10 No. Is. $5.05: No. "a.
$5.05; No. 10. sos: Michigan graduated.
case. SO. 40; household powdered 81. car
tons, 48 to case, 1915.
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FALLS TO DEATH.
Kalamazoo Boy is Smoked by Live
Wire so Feet IN Air.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug. 1s.-Ad-
vices were received In the city yes
terday Of the tragic death Of Clarence
tt outman, a Kalamazoo boy, In Jop-
lin, Mo. Troutman, who had just
started work as wireman. fell from
the top Of pole, so feet high, to The
earth, when he came In contact with
a live wire. The wires In some way
caught in his clothing and his body,
besides beiag terribly burned, was
frightfully crushed when II struck the
earth. The body will be brought here
for burial.
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COPPER MARKET-CIose.

Ariz. Com'l. IS Aim, 1856; AL. 6&
Arc, 57s; All. 42h; Adv, 6h; Bos. &
Corb. IA: Bos. Ely. IN: Butte Cltn
1sh; Cactus. 2 Lie: c: a A., 81 G
a H., $50; Cent, Sh Chino. 14h; Cop
Range. 6s%: Davis d., IL: e. Butte
az; First Nat, Az; FIR. ll%; Or 3e
Cir. ~; g; Can Hanc. AN
ioz: Lake. ssN; Mob. 6ok: Ney
Cons. FL; New. Utah. 10: Nip. 11h: N.
Butte, 80: N. Lake. 10; Ohio Cop. u
Glib. 6S; Old Dom. 3s; Raven, -; Ray
Cop. 46k; Sup & Bos.. 81; Sup. a
Pitts, 1IN: Tam. so; Utah Apex. BY
Utah Cons, 24h: Smelling. 40; do pfd
4gh; wolv., 124.
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PRODUCE.

The produce market, as a whole, was
very steady this morning. the only
change being that poultry continues to
droop Quite a lot Of poultry Is com
ing In, and there Ii but little demand
from retailers This leaves the entire
offerings TO the dressing establish
ments. and prices OF necessity are
working down TO n parity with Chicago
and other markets Berries were IN
very light supply this morning. but In
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Ope,in<.

Dunning a Stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. ". Aug. ia
Cattle-Receipts q cars. steady.
Best 1.so0 to 1.500-lb steers, 1890
steers ss fS sssoRS best 200 % to io 1902
ID shipping steers, Ss26@6.7s: medium
butcher steers. 1000 to 100 lbs, IS. rs
@67s; light butcher steers i4.76@6 10;
cows. $780,. 20: common to medium,
do. S2.76@a6o; trimmers.. s225@275;
best fat hsifers, ;sso9s; good fat
stock sse Sss:r 1s'r Is 1sssSs DO sest
feeding steers. s475Ss: medium to
$500: best bulls, s6.25 @6.5o; bolog-
sa5oQsi6: best mixers and sprin gers.
SIS 9S6 each; common to good. $2b a S..
Hogs-Steady with last Thursday,
quality fair: prime mediums and fat
pigs. ss.76@s.sS per cwt
Receipts-Cattie, e05: calves. SIS;
sheep. 3.606: hogs. 1885.
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. n y; Aug, ia
The market closed with the following
changes: cattle-Receipts 50; slow and
s rssd grades. ,s.a 1856 caivesM lee
ceipts 1z5. active. SOC higher; common
to choice. 5000. sheep and Lambs
e.a5: yeariinss. s5@6.5o: sheep. $40
AIS. Hogs-Receipts 400, slow and
lower; pigs, $40; mixed. 50; heavies,
s SsSi rodsh'' '1sse1'o' stays $3.50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Hogs--Receipts
10000, slow; light. Ss.45Gse0; mixed.
:7sSSgsssse: nsavs;. sa sSTs4s; rough.
Es:iSs o Sas. :,sT 1890 sesse. 1850
80: western, e4@665 stockers and
feeders, s4@S.Ib: cows and heifers.
s2.soQSss; calves, ss.so9sso. Sheep
snn WEAK; nssiys sheep sss's sa.soS1sS:
s1.7s@e.75; western. A.7S@s7s.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Aug. 1s--Cattie-Dull and
10@16c lower. outlook lower. Prices
aging from 1000 to LOO lbs. s5.75@s;
choice handy killers. s4.50G5 $50: light
to good butchers steers and heifers,
S2.76@ GAS: common killers and rat
sows sSsog 80; Gamers s,; Sowo bulls
sausage bulls, s2.7s@s5o; stockers and
feeders; ssSo@As9s per ewt Mich vna,
Caives-Duil. lower. st0s5o per cwt
sheep and Lambs-Dull and 500 !bc
lower, quality common; choice lambs.
t5.75@s.20; light to fair. -, 50@b.bo:
sheep and lambs, s450d $50: common
killers. s275q325: culls. s2@260 per
cwt.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 1s.-Hogs--
Receipts 1900. steady; mediums. sS.s5 !;
Workers. lights ard pigs. $500. Cattle
Receipts 3 cars, slow, steady. Lambs
Receipts s cars, $3.50 top Calves
Receipts 200. 1918 top.
Bower a Bower Live stock Report.
CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 1s.-Hogs-
Receipts Is cars, steady; Workers.
$3.50; heavy. sssS caivesSss ~, ~
cows and bulls, siq4b0.
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NEW YORK stock LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber * Co. Augustus:
There was considerable profit taking
this morning in the New York ex-
change. prices sold on from I to .
points. the decline being helped by
room tfdders gefftng short, expeetfne- q
break after the continued advance OF
the past few days. Rumor mongers were
busy reporting the illness of. very
prominent hnancier and the general
tone throughout the list was heavy.
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Markets and Finance

car. At s1.oi. closing ut si.oih; Sep
ssmesr opened without change At
or.n sSS closed o. ' asc, Dss'm TO
siosH, and advanced TO si.osx; May
opened az sl.llh. touched Si:l0<. and
advanced TO siiiA: No. 1 white. . cars
coarse grain quotations: corn--cash
No 2. seYc; No. Q yellow. s7hc; No.
oats--stsniard. . cars at ssnc; Sep
and Mo- s.p Ssss S ssr I. sss
No. 2, fsc.
Bsans-cssh; sass; October. saio'
Der, $3.50: March. IS IS: SAMPLE. 10 bags
az $s.2o; prime alsike, $3.50: sample, "a
eessfFss ~ ssss; 20 at 49, 81 at $40 at
Timothy seed--Prims spot. rs bags at
Receipts I'm the Detroit market on
THURSDAY, included 2.2oo bbls Of -four.
2 cars OF wheat, 8 Of corn. of oats,
bills of nour. and a.s5S bu OF corn.
Stocks are l26.025 bu OF wheat. 146.560
bn OF corn. s+.+4s bu OF oats. and 4.sot
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchassed
Receipts OF wheat Thursday; st.
Louis. 1000 blu. against 100000 bu a
year 98o, Kansas City, l6l cars against
2s1; Duluth and Minneapolis. 3sf cars.
against 70; Winnipeg. 81 cars against
Wheat receipts at primary points on
900 bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Thursday.
$4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.--Grain opening
Market opened dull. Sept. wheat opened
et the closing. and Dec. was Mc. and
May &c lower. Sept. corn was y &C
lower with Dec. and May unchanged
from last nights closing. Sept. and
Dec. oats were unchanged. May hc
higher.
Noon-sept wheat NC higher. Dec.
and May same as at the opening. Sept.
corn Nc higher, Dec. Ne lower. May
same az At the opening Sept oats Y c
lower. Dec. and May &c lower
Close--Sept. and Dec. wheat closed
&c higher, May same as the opening
price. Sept ccrn &C higher. Dec. and
May NC lower. Sept and Dec. oats
NC lower. May &c higher. Provisions
shade higher
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
Aug. Is. 1910:
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14Year.oId Boy Missing.

Henry Boss. IA years old, son OF
Mrs. Minnie Newman, No. 233 Mich
igan-ave., has been missing since
Monday night. His mother told the
police she had sent him out to deliver
some washing at the Adams apart
ments. He was TO collect $1.S5. He
failed to return.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
CAPT. GIRARDIN COMPLETES
LONG SERVICE IN POLICE DEPT.
Rounds Out rs Years Active Duty on
Sons Seventh Birthday-Is
Popular OFFICER.

Capt. Burt ,Girardin, attached to
central police station, Thursday
rounded out &c years OF service on the
The Detroit times., 1910-08-19
BOSTON COPPER Letter.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone & Co. August Is:
developing weaker tendency with
trading fairly active. In sympathy win
New York. our market opened frac-
Iionaliy lower; rurshep e, nn,n,s carried
A. Hancock. Lake. and North Butte
have the principal losers: Arizona
Commercial was of fraction. II Is
ing more than profit taking after the
rally during the last thirty days. Other
departments OF the market irregular,
but in tho main. strong.
Reported FOR The Times by Paine.
Weber IL CO.. Aug. Is:
London market opened easy. Spot
as. Cd. Boston market opened stesdn'
around yesterdays closing prices. The
general trend OF prices Is upward es-
pecialiy in the coppers. The price Of
the mines will ali be showing good
earnings again before the avera &c
trader liz aware of IL. The output Of the
Calumet & Arizona for July 10 1920. 900
pounds OF blister copper.
nosroN COPPER SALES.
DETROIT. Aug. 1s.--Boston copper
Hayden. Stone a Co: A. G. r.. a245.
{ &. i 50: Butte si ssS; i. 5. 100; Z. Z
A.. 49, Cent. 10; G. NJ. zoo; c; Range,
Cir. 5s5; Or, 2a5; q. C. AZ; Hanc. 100:
Ind. l.ie5;- 1. Roy. tso; Kerr L.. 126;
Kew. so: Lake. 1000: Las, 1875; Mex.
Nip Nip sos: ". b.. s.7ss; ~ L., ss5; Glib.
$50; o. c., 700; o. D., 1s0 Csc. 1875:
PIX. so Quincy. s; Ray. 565; shan. l.
Sis; Sup. $50; 8. & B.. 40; g. 4 r..
r., 1925; do pfd, sac; Apex. $50; Ut. Con.
los; Win, 20. wolv., 10.
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Canadian National Exhibition.
Toronto, Ontario.
Grand Trunk Railway System.

I oPecISI Hounu TIP Farea
Tickets Will be on sale August 27th
TO September 10th, inclusive. at 1925.
Special excursion fares August s1st
and September 7th for s445. Return
limit September 13th. -
City Ticket ONCE. 1874 Wood.
ward-ave. Telephone Main 80.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. ls,-Flour-
Steady, quiet Pork-Steady; mess,
s24 5Od Is Lard-Firm: middle west.
spot. si2@1210 Sugar-Raw, strong:
centrifugals &c test. $4.42: muscovado.
50 test. 1922; refined. frm: cut loaf,
s5s5; crushed, s5.s5; powdered, -s525;
formulated, 1913. Coffee--Rio No. Z,
on the spot. 9Q9kc Tallow-steady.
Firm: prime, $40; No. 3 to No. 1. si@
l35; clover and clover mixed. 81 .05.
ale; chickens, 16924c; fowls. 13G17c;
ducks. 1914 Glec. Live poultry-Firm;
geese, lie; ducks. lac. fowls, ISL % 1sc;
turkeys. 10G lac; roosters. 12c Cheese
Gals, 5N d12%c; full skins. az a. &c.
Coffee options opened steady. advance
ing 2 to points. Butter-Strong and
higher: receipts 2.525; creamery, ex-
tras. ~ nc; state dairy. tubs. 22ia a csc;
imitation creamery. hrsts. 2tm25c.
Eggs-Firm. receipts lo,4Sl; nearby
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
Aug. Is, 1910:
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
tb)Bid. (s)sold. tx)split.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
weber & Co. August IS: Wheat
Prices for wheat have not varied a
great deal from the previous close, the
session so far being OF a decidedly
choppy order. Liverpool fairly Arm and
unchanged to y higher on further re-
ports OF poor threshing returns In
France. New York and Pacific coast re-
port fair export business yesterday and
there appears TO be no doubt as SUBJ
stantial volume OF wheat was sold
Local Atraders have been best sellers
this morning with commission houses
buyers on all dips. Weather fine north
west and continued large primary re-
ceipts have checked outside trade
Armour people estimate wheat crop OF
Canadian northwest at 92.000,000 bu.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. acc Id:
irsts. csc; dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock. 21c per 10.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts cases
included. 19c per doz Receipts on
Thursday, IT'S cases
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TOLEDO.

! TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 1s.-wheat-Cash.
May. Si.11A Corn--Cash, sshc; Sept.
65%c; Dec. 61%c; May. 63kc Oats
Cash. 36hc: Sept. 36+c: Dec. 3sN C;
May. 41Ac. Rye-No. 2, 72hc; No 3,
6sic Glover seed--Cash. Oct, Dec
and March. ts57h. Alsike-Prime,
Sept and Oct. $500 Timothy-Prime,
Aug. and Sept. 1906. Butter. eggs and
| hay, unchanged.
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u. s. GOVT 30Npa

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone q Co. Aug. IL:
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Bank and Trust Co.'S.
Official quotations, Detroit Brokers
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force. The day was one OF double
significance to the captain as his lit.
tie son is seven years old. Capt.
Girardin is one OF the most popular
officers on the police force. He has
made rapid strides in the ranks and
his success has been well deserved.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
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FORMER DETROITER DROWNED.

Il think the prospects in both state
and city are of the brightest"
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wounded man will recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
Isaries worried.

Ben Lomond. Cal, April is James
j JefFries il much worried over tbs con
dition 81 hs wife. Who will Soon under
90 an operation. and he says that until
She RECEIVERS, and lie "A relieved 81 ap-
prehension regarding her illness. tie will
indulge IN only very light training
work. The decision 81 tie fighter has
been received with satisfaction by bis
camp companions. who have indicated
anxiety that Ieliries was nlungng too
heavily into the conditioning process for
His fight with johnson Jaifries move
menis Of The last three or four days
are taken as taeit admission that be
put too much hard work into the first
half dozen days Of his training Though
always hard workers and seemingly
more determined to win his fight with
johnson than any other of his career
Jeifries started OF at clip that led
his trainers to fear that he might 20
stale long before July 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
ASQUITH HAD
1903 MAJORITY
For House Of Lords Veto
Resolution
--~
COMMONS IN AN UPR0AR
Balfour, the Leader Of the Opposition
Says That the Premier Has Bought
the Irish Vote at a Monstrous
Price.
COMMONS in AN UPR0AR

London. April l5--Amid scenes Of IN
tense excitement, hardly psralleed since
the Gladstone home rule debates, the
liouse Of Commons last night. by MAORI.
ties Of l03 recorded It's approval N
Premier Asquith's resolutions dealing
with the veto power Of the House Of
Lords and heard the premier's declara.
ton Of policy for carrying them into
statutory effect
Having formally introduced. amid
cheers, his supporter bin enhodying these
resolutions, Mr.. Asqnith said that they
were confronted by an exceptional and
perhaps unique ease. The govern
ment's effective existence depended upon
the passing Of the resolutions into law
II the House Of Lords failed to accept
or declined to consider their policy. the
government would feel Il their duty 10
advise the crown as to what steps were
necessary to ensure their policy receiving
statutory effect II would not be right.
he continued for him to disclose the
terms Of that advice. but unlcss the
government found Themselves In nosi
ton 10 give their policy statutory ii
feet they would either resign Office or
iAcohhfhn NlaeoiNtiuh AN armament.
Mr. Belfour. leader 81 the opposition.
rose amid a considerable uproar and said
that the premiers statement represented
the elimination Of long negotiations with
the Irish party. The Nstionallsis had
agreed 10 swallow the budget. their aver
sion to which they had never concealed,
in order to get home rule.
The negotiations seemed to him 10
have left both parties rather poorer than
they were, and the government. he de.
clarea. was paying i mon.trous price for
The budget The premier had bought the
Irish vote at the price Of the dignity az
bits Office and rs great traditions
The speaker having adjourned the
House, an uproarous SCENE ensued There
were Kisses and cheers and cries At dy
namited traitors END similar names
While Mr. Redmond the Irish leader.
appeared 10 BE trying to reach a con
sentative member who had used an of
fensire expression. nothing serious a.
CURED, but the demonstrations were re
newed IN the lobbies.
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and physical training for a young man
than studying the ticker ii fashion.
able cafe" said Col Barbour II am
proud 10 think that my son, Warren,
Il to-day the champion amateur heavy
weight boxer Of America He has boxed
for the first and last time IN public,
and ! believe his victory will encourage
young men Of independence 10 follow
his example and take a keener interest
in boxing, thus tending 20 elevate a
sport or pastime, which should be en-.
couraged and regarded As a science
my SON said he would like TO do the
thing properly or not at al. and ] told
him ] had no objection 70 his going
into II seriously provided we both I'M
derstood that, win or lose, he would
make but one appearance as a boxer
have always been Interested in athletics.
used to do something in that line my
selfn
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From National League Base Ball Dia-
monds.

monds
Boston, April To- President Thomas
r. Lynch the new head Of the Nation
al league. who WAS 10 this city, said
yesterday that an the umpires in his
league had been instructed to permit
no photographers upon National league
diamonds in yesterdays games. after
the play has been called
"lhe rule regarding only the pres
ence Of players upon the field and the
coaching lines is perfectly plain said
President Lynch 1.-THE impression has
gone forth that any two clubs. play
ing in series. could waive that rule
and permit photograp pliers upon the field
il IL was ground rule that could be
done But it il not, and the only way
for the rule 10 be waived fl hy action
BIZ 4 majority Of the clubs ii the league
No two clubs have the right to waive
the rule.n
President Lynch, u Is understood. mas
been supported by a majority 81 the
club owners ia insisting upon the strict
enforcement Of the rule applying 70 che
case ~ majority Of the league presi.
dents get together at any time con
cluded President Lynch, eand decide TO
waive that rule, then Of course the
photographers could return 20 the coach
ing lines
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
TAFT GOING 10 MICHIGAN.
The President VIII Attend Unveiling Of
Custer Statue on June 4.

Washington. April III President Taft
has promised Representative Townsend
to 70 10 Monroe Mieh Ell June & and
attend THE unwilling 81 d memorial statue
to General Custer Monroe was Custer
horne when he enlisted and the old home
stead there is now owned by the govern
mcnt The site will be used for a post
office building. On the same day the
president will so to jackson to attend a
celebration Of the birth Of the Republ.
can party under THE Oaks" on July @.
1854 A memorial will be dedicated.
Some time ago the president promised to
be Ia Ada. Ohio, on June 3, and he
viii continue his Michigan trip from
there, returning to Washington from
jackson
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SpauIding Highs Baseball Sea-
son Opens April rs
THIRTEEN HOME GAMES
Manager Of Season Is Harry Averill,
While Players Got Together Yes
terday and Elected William
Maiden Captain.


Manager Harry Averill Of the Spauld
ing high school baseball team has com
peted his schedule for THE season ant
has secured i total Of 10 gamas, six %
which are for home games with visiting
teams. and seven others are with th'
three local teams, Goddard, Granite City
club and the italian Athletic club, which
Of course, will be played in the city
Yesterday the candidates for the team
got together and elected William Maiden
a. captain for the season. The schedule
iollowss--
April 23 G c. c. FL Barre.
April 2s. Mortified Fl S. at Barre.
April 30, I a. G. at Barre.
May 4. Montpelier sem. at Barre.
May G Peoples academy at Barre.
May Z, g. G G. AZ Barre
MAY 2. Goddard at Barre
May ia. r. II s. at Randolph
MAY l3, N. II. S. at Mortified
May IA. r Al G. az Barre
May 10. q. q G. At Barre.
MAY Is, Randolph H S. at Barre.
May n Montpelier SEM at Montpelier.
May %. Nj. II. S. Al Montpelier.
May rs, 81. Adams at Barre
May 30. ST. Adams 1T Sc. Adams.
May 81, P. A. at Norriviile.
june 4, Goddard at Barre
June 7 " II. S. at Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
VICTIM OF Drink NEEDS ORRINE

Drink cunBinely destroys the win pow
at. aid while the draakaFd wants 10 do
what you ten him, he wants d thousand
tines more the driuk that lie Graves.
Medical treatment Is niece saiy 0rrine
VIII destroy THE desire for liquor. 50 that
tie driuk via NOT r. missed and restores
tie patient t. health
This remedy j thoroughly scientific
and Il SO uniformly successful that it i
sold with d registered guarantee 70 re-
fund yonr money ! it fails 70 effect a
cure. Booklet 81 HoW to Cure Drunk
enncss, FREE en- request The Orrine
CO.. go Orfine building, Washington.
j. G. sold in jas city b. Burt Il Wells,
s69 North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
RI0TING RENEWED.
Striking Street Car Employees Make
More Trouble.

Philadelphia. April rs. Crowds Of
striking employees Of the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit company attacked cars
ia various parts Of the northeastern
section yesterday and the police had con.
siderable trouble in quelling the disturb
anee
Clubs were freely used and in some
instances the policemen were compelled
TO threaten the crowds with revolvers.
Accompanied by President McCrea Of
the Pennsylvania railroad and railroad
and city officials Mayor Reyhurn yes
terday went to the northeastern section
on special train, on the Kensington
branch OF the railroad to INSPECT in