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The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15
IN SUPREME COURT

Arkansas Supreme Court Monday
affirmed the D. E. Little VS.. National
Bank Of Mend case.
The case OF Will Garner convicted
in Logan county of murder was re-
versed and remanded for new trial.
This case has held more than usual
interest from the fact that the negro
confessed to the murder and later
claimed that this confession was Sc
cured through hypnotism.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15
ACCUSED OF SETTING FIRE
Two Scott County Men Taken to Fort
Smith to Answer to Serious Charge

Assistant Forest Ranger Guy Brew
er. on Saturday arrested j. 7. Floyd
and Newton Brown of Scott county.
took them to Fort Smith to answer in
Federal Court to the charge of setting
fire to the National Forest. Although
the evidence is circumstantial it is be-
lieved to be strong enough to warrent
conviction.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15
A FIND OF GRAPHITE
Ed Michelin Of Grannis Reports I'm
mense Deposit on His Farm.

Ed Michelin of Grannis, while in
Mena Monday, reports that while dig
ging for lead he ran into a black sub
stance few feet down. He thought
little of it until some one who knew
told him it was graphite. He is now
certain that the deposit is more than
four feet thick. and believes it to be
go feet wide and several hundred
long, and only about ten feet from the
surface. If this all proves true, Ed
may soon cease to worry about farm
crops.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15

Farmers Cooperative Demonstra-
ton Work has been conducted in each
of these states. and beyond any doubt
has been the greatest element in the
increased production of the Southern
states.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15
MORE CORN In SOUTH
Nine States Make As Per Cent Of the
Gain In United States-Demon-
stration Work Did 1t.

The following nine states as officially
reported by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture show an increase
of 1853, 249, 900 bushels of corn, which
is As per cent of the total increase for
the year, for the entire United States.
Following is table showing the av-
erage yield per acre in 1909 and 1910
ord Co. 90, ,-aoro.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15
Gifts Suitable for Women

ster had been drinking heavily and
was drunk when he first told his story
and while on his search. 1t was also
found that Orr's correct name was
Lee Brazier.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15

is but another name for
Erfect health. Use Prickly Ash
|tters and be happy. 1t keeps the
Pal organs healthy and well regu.
|led.
Jackson Drug & Furniture Co.,
Secial agents.
Nv. c. Vandiver special agent.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-15

w. w. Townsend wants your COW.
peas. viii pay $1.10 per bushel fol-
Whippoorwill peas up to january IS
1911. 4S-4l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
CANADA follower TARIFF
BARS ALONG BOUNDARY
Offers intermediate Rates to the United
States on Certain Articles as an
IHdueement to Redproc-

Montreal. March "a Fears Of tariff
war with the United States are no long
er held here Although 40 definite
statement has been made, there Is some
thing ia the mir which ealms appre.
hension Of other than friendly relations
with CIR ncighbors Mr Fieldngs Wis.,
It @ Tie president Of The Quilted States
seems to haye brought about the pres
ent state 81 feeling
Tie papers which have been most em-
phatie n their assertion Of Canada 9
ability q take care 81 herself are nov
discussing tie tariff situation Ia q spir
il more favorable To friendly adjust.
ment Even tie Toronto Mail and I'm.
pire discusses with calm the p0ssibil.
ity Of Canada making some concessions
That Canada win eoneede something
Is probable So far IS can be learned
from sources near To the government
Mr. Fielding went to Albany with nu-
thority to offer % put some Of the JIM.
ports from che United States upon the
intermediate tariff list Whatever "a
yielded ii this way wil be upon assur.
anees from President Taft that hs adj
mnistntion win At once urge upon Con.
gress the passage Of legislation for rec-
ipraeitv between the two countries as
to trade in many natural products
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
NINE MORE IN
GRAFT NET
Time For Confession Is Now
Past
NOW COMES THE TRIALS
The pittsburg sensation-The Grand
Jurors Listened to Stories
Which Made Them
Gasp.
NOW COMES THE TRIALS

Pittsbnrg March a. Nine more coun.
cilmauic erafters confessed their guilt
to Judge Robert s, Frazer yesterday.
No more confessions Will be received.
Those caught IN the public prosecutors
draenst from now on. Il is said, viii be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the
law. At noon twcnty.nine former and
present members Of the municipal legis.
lative machine Of the city Of Greater
Pittsburg had received immunity at the
hands Of q lenient judge and dillgent
prosecuting attorneys
with the full confession Of two Of the
ringleaders q the graft councils o. 1908
and the confession o. William Brand,
former president Of common councils, ex.
peeted hourly, material T. in the hands
OF the district attorney to indict many
more persons for grating These indict
meuts. it Is reported, will bring into the
graft crusade bankers, real estate men
and manufacturers n this vicinity.
Joseph c. Wasson. now : convict and
formerly a select councilman; Capt John
Klein, formerly councilman and now on.
der psnitentiery sentence. and Brand.
also convicted CRATER are the men upon
whom the district attorney Is relying
iof his final probe into municipal rotten.
ness
WATSON and Klein both appeared be-
fore the grand Jury during che day and.
Il was reported, completed an amazing
tale Of small and large graft. which made
their auditors gasp.
Wassoa's statement is said to name
bankers and others connected with the
passage 81 bnnk ana street vacation
ordinances and 70 also cover what hc|
knew q other shady transactions in
councils, now being Investigated By the
district attorney.
During Ws-son's detention IN the
rooms Of The district attorney. mortiaca.
ton over bis mcdieament was plainly
diseernible ii the countenance 81 TIE
former political ehisfain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
White Pine Dealers at State
Department
GOV. PROUTY A SPEAKER
Nearly a Hundred Men in the Delega
tion-Secretary Knox Says That
the Negotiations are Pro-
crossing.

Washington March q. Representa-
tive Alexander Of Buffalo headed large
delegation representing the white pine
interests. The grain interests and nearly
all Of the mining concerns from Duluth
70 the Atlantic ocean on the Canadian
border that called upon Secretary Knox
Yesterday % present combined appeal
% him % avert a tariff war with Clmada.
Mr.. Alexander pointed out that trade
Of over S2o0OOo0OO was involved. Gov
ernor George II. prouty Of Vermont made
an eloquent plea In behalf Of The New
England interests which win Be adverse.
III affected by the application 81 the
maximum tariff 70 Canadian products
with the certain result ii enc way Of
retaliation Of the imposition By Canada
of 80 10 per cent. sur.tax on Ameri
can products, which would surely bar
them from entry into Canada. Various
phases of the matter were set out AZ
length hi the speakers. who were Iis.
tened to with great interest ~ Score.
tary Knox When they had concluded
the secretary informed the delegation,
which numbered nearly q hundred per
sons, that while bis official position and
the state Of negotiations with Canada
prevented him from discussing the sub
ieet with a. much freedom 4 he would
ike. still ~ felt that be might assure
them that the negotiations were pro-
crossing and that they should not feel
uuduiy alarmed at The prospects. The
delegation left The state department very
much relieved ID mind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
JACK JOHNSON
IN THE T0MBS
pinder Fails to Appear and Puplist's
Bail Is ncreased-0olden Smile
Oa

New York. March - Jack johnson,
worlds champion heavyweight pugiisti
put up losing light ID general SEES
slons court here yesterday. Appearing
% answer the charge ~ 1 fellow meme
Der Of the African race, Norman Pind-
or, who accuses johnson Of serious
assault. the biz puglist found himself
the object Of the courts displeasure. be-
cause the complainant against him fall
led 70 appear
Judge Mulgueeu declaring that the
non.appearance Of Finder and the other
Witnesses in the case convinced him that
the court WIS being trided with, raised
Iohnsons bail from 81 800 TO 5000,
committing him 20 the Tombs until he
raised The larger amount
Johnson. at first smilingly. then al
most teariully. pleaded bis ease with
the court
Tn here be said erve shown good
faith. came here on Al ls.hour train
from Chicago "a Get here Oh time If
You'll make the bail 5000, IBi put IL
up'
Although be declared that he bad not
trfed with The court and knew moth.
ing about the disappearance 81 any Wit
nesses IN the case johnson could not
move the Judge who ordered johnson
removed ordered bench warrants to be
issued for pinder and the other wit.
nesses and announced That as soon as
lhtY were found me case would Be put
on trial
PROCESS servers have been vainly look.
ing for Pinder for the past twenty
hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
aRArTERY 49, FINN 80.



New York, March q city Maqis-
trate Daniel + Finn, popularity known
as Battery Dam unique and we'll
kn8wn ggure IN New York political life
died Yesterday afternoon at Ills home
here after a long illness
Early this year just before his last
illness proceedings had been begun
against Battery Dan looking to his
removal on charges of neglect, IN 1872
eases to hold persons for trial when il
was clear crime had been committed
The hearing was set for Feb III but
the magistrate was ton III even 10 re-.
ceiye the service Of the papers The
courtroom was full when i was am
nouneed that the proceedings would he
postponed AN one 81 tile ola followers
'of Battery Dan" linpad out Of she
court house he said
Poor Dan I knew him as boy and
man these MANY years. # BE bad any
faults his friends never discovered them
and many an enemy learned to love aim
His head never got too big for bis hat
with the boys. and His Honor the Judge
was the same AZ Battery DAN If liz
lives he win beat tito case and Shame
thoso who began iti and If he dies, BE
VIII have the biggest funeral ever seen
on the lower end of tae town
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24

it IS free from injury d defect; then
continue your examination upward with
care, feeling with a keen sense Of touch
for any heat. sign Of swelling Of indica
tion 81 tenderness watching with a clear
eye every movement Of the Ter from
every point 81 view, front side aud rear
Doing this thoroughly and comparing
results with foregoing remarks viii en-
able yon to nearly always correctly To-
cate the lameness.
No matter how much one may know
Of OF about horses It IS safe to secure a
good and proper warrant with the horse
YOU purchase from the seller. The war
rant should contain specific statements
rs to condition Or defects and perfect
understanding as to what Is understood
regarding Sound in every respect
should Be stated therein When one IS
trading. this cannot be expected. AMI
one must rely upon personal judgment
and knowledge when swapping horses.
Next article viii be On How 70 Tell the
Age Of the Horse
DR. Daniels articles On domestic anil
mails appear every Thusdayl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
UNION CHEZ N TROUBLE.
After Being Driven Out Of Rumford
Falls, Asked to Leave franklin, N. II.


After Being Driven Out Of Rumford
Falls, Asked to Leave franklin, N. II.
Franklin. n. FL, March 24.-Tne ma
chinery 81 THE city government was em.
ployed Unexpectedly yesterday 70 pre-
vent q strike Of international Paper min
employees here and To restrain John III
Maiin. president Of the international sui.
phite pulp and paper mill workers un-
ION. from exerting his influence with the
members Of the local union To leave
their places Malin was escorted out
0f Rnmfofd Falls, Me, Where he at-
tempted b urge a strike il sympathy
with the New York employees Of the
company early Tuesday and arrived
here Tuesday night 4 hasty meeting
OF the onion was called and while ii
was in progress Mayor Sawyer summon
ed special session Of TIE city coun.
ca
President Malin was summoned be-
fore the council and said that he in-
tended to abide BY tie law. lle said
be came here TO induce the employees
oE the company to give the strikers I'M
New York peaceahle support
The city council adopted resolution
expressing the opinion. that as riot
might be the result of President Mains
representations to The mill workers,
President Maiin, his associates and
agents be requested to leave the city
The resolutions directed The city mar.
shall and his assistants to keep Mr. Ma
lin under constant surveilanee and to
take any action which the marshal
might consider necessary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
NO KIDNEY TROUBLE
OR BLADDER MISERY
Baekache vanishes and Your 0ut-of-or-
der Kidneys Act Fine After First
Few Doses

The most effective and harmless way
to cure backaehe and regulate out-of-
order kidney o. end bladder trouble, Is
to take several doses 81 pape's Diuretir.
Nou viii distinctly feel that your Kid.
neFs and urinary organs are
being cleaned. healed and vital
lied aud all the miserable symptoms
such as backache headache, nervousness,
rheumatism and daalng pains inhamed
or swollen eyelids irrltahility sleepless.
ness, Of suppressed painful Or frequent
nnuation especially at night aud other
distress leaving after taking the first
few doses
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder Or rheumatism, be-.
Gin taking this harmless preparation as
directed with the knowledge chat there
i ia other medicine, al any price, made
anywhere else ia the world, which will
effect 50 thorough aiM prompt a cure
as 3 hfty.cpnt treatment 81 Pape's Diu-
retie. which any druggist can supply
Your physician, pharmacist. banker or
any mercantile agency viii tell you that
Pape Thompson q Pape Of Cincinnati Is
a large and responsible medicine concern
thoroughly worthy Of your confidence.
Don't Dc miserable d worried another
moment with 4 lauie haek 81 elogged
inactive kidneys 81 bladder misery. All
this goes after YOU start taking papes
Diuretig and in few days you feel ami
know that your kidneys liver and uri-
nary system are healthy. clean and nor.
NAL and AL danger passsd
Accept only Papes biureue afty-cent
treatment from any drug store-any-
where IN the world
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
Republicans in Caucus Select
Six
ALL OF THEM REGULARS
Representative Lawrence Of Massachu-
sests Is a Member--Dalzell and
Smith Of the Old Committee
Are Also Named

Washington, d. y. March ~ VIII
only the ffiendlest sort Of rivalry, OBJ,
Republican caucus last night selected d,
IS members Of the rules committee ap
portioned to the Republican majority Of
he House. The following are the mem
Bprs of the regular wing Of the party
Who were chosen;
Waiter I Smith Of Iowa 1863 votes
John Dalzell Pennsylvania las.
George P. Lawrence Of Massachusetts,
isg
J. sloat Fassett, New York llS.
sylvester G. smith California 1885,
Henry S. Boutwell,, Illinois l0s
Two ballot. we're taken. tic four hrst
named receiving majority 81 the votes
east on the first ballot and the two last
aimed being chosen on the second bah.
lot.
The six members named represent a
late prepared BY Representative Tawney
81 Ninnesota during the day, after nu-
mrous conferences with both regulars
aud Insurgents.
The vots IN the caucus was taken by
written ballot, each member writing the
names Of six men for whom he desired
o vote There were nineteen names
placed n nomination, and a large mum.
hsr besides these received complimentary
votes Representative Gardner Of Mas
sachusett received 30 votes the highest
gumber east for amy insurgent
Tile members will rank on the enlarged
rules committee according to their senior
ity g service whirh win give the chair.
mansiip 20 Dalzell
Iha insurgents appeared TO be salts.
fed although none Of The most radical
on9s who cast their ballot for Speaker
Cannou' deposition last Saturday eS-
pressed themselves on the subject
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
BUYING HORSE
More Suggestions By DR.. A,
c. Daniels, Inc.
lcaatInued irom "a 49,

/ Continued from last lhufsday1
If the foot Is lifted streight up and
quickly. lameness IN hind foot Of hooks
remember the hip drops opposite to chs
lame side. Thus. II the noddnp 81 the
head and the dropping Of The hip be On
the left side. look for lamemess on the
fright The reverse 81 these movements
shows iameness on the other side, So 10
/ is not So hard to tell in which leg lies
the iameness. Fore foot swung around
sort Of half circle near the ground lame
ness Is probably ID elbow of shoulders,
Nix Of eight inches high lead him 10
step over some obstacle II he steps
over Il IS not shoulder lameness. If the
toe Il brought down first, look for side
bone sprain of back sinews. sprain Of
suspensorg Hgaments, navicular disease,
shoulder lameness or hip joint lameness,
II The foot Is brought down heel first,
lock for founder, seedytee, rineboRe, sti-
de Joint lameness. II when you first
drive out, little lameness or perhaps
none, but Increases or appears, look tor
plint, sore shiBs, sidehones OF knee
Joint lameness When considerably lame
at starting, but seems 10 wear away,
look for navicular, grogginess, rheuma-
tism, etc When trotting along straight,
no lameness Is noticed, but II turning
quickly It appears prominent spring halt
81 spfained back.
Having located the lameness ii cer-
tain limb does not always make it AMI
easy matter to cay where IN that limb
lies the trouble, but II Is well 70 remem-
Der this one fact the foot has much
greater liability 10 lameness than any
other portion Of the limb: hence, no mat
ter what your final conclusions may be,
stick TO the foot until you are positive
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
SUING FoR BACK taxes.
Town Of Essex Plaintiff Against Roscoe
Plant.

Burlington. March "a The famous
tax case Of the town 81 Essex IS Z. II
Roscoe was begun in county court yes-
terday afternoon Owing to the fact
that wide publicity had been given the
ease through the newspapers and else.
whore 1t was some time before sat
sfact0ry Jury was empanelled Allen
Martin 81 Essex. and @ Il Darling rep
resent the plaintiff and & S. Palmer and
Nv A Billiard, the defendant The plain
tiff seeks 70 recover taxes assessed up
on the grand list Of 1000 Of the Ros.
zoe printing plant, which Alr Roscoe re-
fused TO pay the defendant claims
that By vote Of the town Of Essex
10 1906. this plant WAS exempted from
taxation, and that fol two years be paid
no taxes on the same,
The jury ia the case af Addie Cory
vs. Marshall Rogers, where the plain
tiff sought to recover from the defend
ant, her brother for services as house
keeper, returned a verdict FOR the plain.
tifi to recover her damages and costs Of
S3O820.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
IAN for olso Dealers.

Chicago, March "A Edward Ender:
las been sentenced by Judge Lands q
three years in Tho federal penitentiary
1T Fort Leavenworth and to pay fine
If 5000 and Henry Him was fined S2..
500 and sentenced " one year 10 the
same prison for violating the law gov.
erning tile manufacture and sale Of cleo
margarine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
BOON TO PILE VICTIMS
A Cure without Cutting 81 Other Oh
iertionable Treatment.

Here e. priceless boon to anyoHe who
suffers with piles Of any kind. a meai.
cine ii tablet form taken internally
that cures an forms 81 piles Only 2 per
cent. Of known failures.
4 medicine that IS sold under strict
guarantee Your money back If you
are enc 81 the per cent.
a medicine that avoids operations and
use Of nasty sayes 81 upnositoFies
Burt II Wells. Barre Nt Soils IN.
remedy Or leonhardt's Hem Roid. 81
for q Days treatment Dr. Hebnhardt
Co., Station b. Buffalo. y. $. pfopfie.
tors. Write for booklet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
lands 10 TRY pAcKERsp
Cases Arc Now on His Calendar, but lie
is Said to Be Undecided.

Chicago. March 24 THE twenty seven
firms and individuals accused by the
government 10 is suit q dissolve che
National Packing company. have been
served with sumn0naes directing them
70 appear in the court q response 70 the
charges Al the same time the criminal
ease involving Tue National Packing
company and TIC ten constituent con-
Germs Wbiea were Indicted bv the feder-
81 grand iury was placed on the ralen-
dar Of Judge Lands of The federal court.
It IS said Judge lands is undecided
whether to sit in the case
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
DRIVING Jews FROM RUSSIA.
American Committee Charges Ministry
with Responsibility.

New York, March "a The American
Jewish committee, It was learned yes-
terday, received news BY cable from
Trustworthy source in Berlin, that the
expulsion Of Jews from various cities
in Russia has reached magnitude nev-
er heretofore attained Whereas for
merly, even IN Won plenve's time, those
threatened with expulsion by the cap-
rice Of local governors were able to get
protection through the ministry itself
from which the orders for tie expul
sions emanate. AT present according to
the news received here. hundreds Of
families. who have lived for decades in
Kieff, Riga, kasan and Woroneseh, arc
being driven out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24

The President Returns to Washington
After Six DAYS Absence.

Washington, March "A President
Taft after q Six days absence from
Washington returned yesterday mom-
ing reaching tho Union station at 7l5
e. u. AZ the president was somewhat
fatiguea from his journey. ha did not
leave his private car until eight O'Clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
cusroMs FRAup coNvIcrIoN.
Former Government Weigher Mescall
Gets Sentence Of Ten Months.

New York March 24-The Jury IN the
case Of simon J Mescali. the assistant
government weigher, who has been on
trial before Judge Holt in the United
States circuit court, on al Indictment,
charging conspiracy to deffaud. BY up.
derweighing brought ID a verdict OF
guilty Tuesday afternoon. Judge Holt
sentenced Mescall to ten months in the
penitentiafy. and in addition imposed
lne Of one dollar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
"a 80 A coIp IN 80 80

Take LAXATIVE BRoM0 Quniue TAB.
let's Druggists refund money # It fails
to cure. =. W GROVES signature IS
on each box. 25e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24

therefore, if kidney
trouble Is permitted TO
continue, serious re-
salts ore niost likely
TO follow. Your other
organs may need att
tention, but your kid
neya most, because
they do most and
should have attention
FIRST TlIerefore. when
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
POULTRY TRUST INDICTMENTS
New York Grand Jury Returns Many
Bills.

New York March "a Thirty 10 thir-
tydve Indictments # was learned yes
rday have been found among the
heads Of the poultry trust in this city
bg the grand jury whien has been in-
vestigating the clarpes tllat Che poultry
mon eonspred to fx prices and extort
unfair rates from The public
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-24
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened By Over Work.


Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for much sickness and suffering,