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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

Madison Wis juno 7-Giford Pin
enot, removed as chief forester Of the
United States By President Taft and See
Rotary Bailinger was praised by Henry
Graves his successor. al the dodiea
ton sunday Of the United States forest
products laboratory at tie university of
Wisconsin, Whore re was the principal
speaker
@Io carry On this forestry work" he
said Isl cqasblaf it ofths areatesi ina
portanca that there Be no lessening &c
tibet spirit IF inaFidual ipit.atiYe PER.
sonai responsibility ana expire sion q
honest conviction which has character
bed the members Of the service under
THE inspiration Of our great leader Gif-
ford Pinehot"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
GIRL BEATEN AND ROBBED
Manhattan Woman in Serious Condition
N Hospital

New York, June Lured 70 barn n
a lonely section On the outskirts Of
Brooklyn stripped Of her clothes beaten
until She was helpless and robbed Of 500
and . gold watch and chain Airs Pauline
Krayoka 70 years old 81 ManhattaR II
in The Norwegian hospital, half crazed
Her assailants are said 70 have been
three in number Tie barn where Mrs.
Krayeko was attacked + The same in
which 2l,vearold Helen Wilson of
told the police Wednesday That
SHE had been held under lock and key
for twenty four hours against her viii.
John Murdoch who slept in The barn
and cultivated little truck farm en-
which the building stands was arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
NEW GOLD RUSH IN ALASKA.
Some Say Il win Be Greatest Since
Stampede to the Klondike

Kaltag. Alaska June 7-Three hum
bred and atty prospeetors, the first par
ty 81 stampeders % reach tie new Idita
rod gold fields have arrived II iditmod
City. from Fairbanks after three
weeks cruise down Tie Yukon river An
say that the stampede win be the great
est since the famous rush to the Klon-
dixie thirteen years ago, b,u many old-
time gold seekers are pessimistic over
the prospects for getting sudden wealth
from the gravel along the hanks Of the
ldltarod and the lnnoko rivers Fsti.
mates place The number IF prospectors
who win arrive during the early Summer
at five thousand Many say that the
Summer camp win not support more
than one thousand miners, as only seven
miles Of pay dirt have been found. and
that none IS extraordinary tt i BEL
lieved that AZ least half 81 those III
tho main camp ldtarod City, win turn
back to the Kuskokwill, where they ex
peet to build q camp fifty miles across
the divide, AT present, Iditarod City
consists Of few cabins, no wharf has
been built and freight is dumped on
the ground
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
DOES your RlGE ACHE2

II it does. yon should Know that bsekathe
is generally caused 81 weak on aiseaAed
kidneys a medicine called k'dnat
has ail It's ingredients tprnted 81 the
label Shat everyone may Know just
what Is ID ~ lt Is tie great sidney
and bladder medicine. 1t stops frequent
nFination Druggists and dealers sell it
for Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
SAYS FLIGHTS ARE POSSIBLE.
orville Wright Speaks on Contests from
New York to st. Louis and Chicago.

New York to ST. Louis and Chicago.
Dayton, q. june I Orvlle Wright
said yesterdays flights from New
York to Chicago and st. Louis are en-
tirely feasible | have but little ac-
quaintanee with the topography Of the
country between tho cities named but
my Impression Is that the flight should
be made along the Hudson to Albany,
thence to Buffalo, through the Mohawk
and Genesee valleys, to Cleveland.
4 would follow this route thus far in
fight to either city AT Cleveland the
routes divide. For ST. Louis / would
bear 20 the southwest would not con
slider i wise 70 attempt 70 cross the All
isghepy mountains ~ an aefoplane,
Great height reduces tbe efficiency of the
motor and emergency landings would Be
dangerous r condition, are satisfac
tory. our machines win probably make
the proposed fights"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
MRS cHEsBRoUGH FINED 5000.
Boston Woman Convicted Of Attempt
To SmuggIa.

Trenton N Il june { A fine Of s5..
600 was imposed yesterday by Judge
Rellstab ia the United States court, on
Mrs Matilda M chesbrough wife Of q
wealthy Boston snipowner. who was re-
Gently convicted of tbe charge 81 at.
tempting e smuggle personal property
into this country Counsel for Mrs
Chesbfough announced that On appeal
would be taken % the United States cir
cuit court IF appeals
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

Summary Three base hits, Davidii
first hase On balls, Oh Weaferl q left
on bases Goddard s J. a. q g two
base hits Rossini Comolli, Wishart
Weaferi Davidi; struck ont, By Lee o,
by Weaferi 8 double plays Weafer 10
Caleagni Wishart to Richardson's um.
pires, MeGrath and CeDai time 1915
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
coUNrERrErrERs BUSY IN PRISON.
Fully Equipped Plant Unearthed in the
Missouri Penitentiary.

Jefferson Mo., june IA counterfeit.
ing plant fally equipped. was discovered
in the Missouri ponitcntiary sunday.
Federal inspectors found the outfit in
the cell occupied bv Tee layer and Jo.
seph Vail Governor Hadley announced
That he would pardon both men IN 0eto-
Der 50 they may be prosecuted for com-
terfeiting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
BALLIreER GUSTS JONES.
Acts While Resignation Of Land 0eca
Man Il on the Way to Washington.

Portland Ore. June 7 While his res
ignation from the place Of special agent
for the general land office was in The
mails on the way 70 Washington, H.oFsoe
Z jones sunday was indefinitely sus.
pended from service AZ the order Of
Secretary BallIneer Jones was a Wit.
ness against Ballingey u support Of the
charges made by Louis Z CLAWS % con.
ueeilon With thr Cunningham claims il
tlaska in the investigation 81 which he
assisted. mr.. Tones entered The govern.
ment service in 1908, after having been
admitted to the bar ID 1901
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
GRANITEvTLLE.

Regular netting Of summit lodge ia.
sa7 n. e. O. z, will be held Tuesda,
evening al 80 o'clock. let there be
good attendance for initiation. Ladies,
sstaa4a hrinn GAIA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07
AmerIean Leaane stanaIra.

Yesterdays National League Games
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia e, Chi
eaeo g.
40 Brooklyn Cincinnati Brooklyn o
AZ New York New Nork s. ST. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

the back are also symptoms that tell YOU
the kidneys and bladder are out Of order
and need attention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

q brick dust sedi-
fiient o. settling,
strlngy Or milky
appearance often
indicates an IN
healthy condi
ton Of the kid
neys too FREE
quent desire to
4.a 50 ~ a~ sa.. -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-07

health restoring prop
critics. II you need a
medicine you should
have the best Sold BY
druggists in fifty cent
as.. ..ata-llnllar ailha
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
LIQUOR VS.. HEALTH.

spending millions of dollars
superficial when public school,
the public schools through the
citizens building
paid price.
ALL the helps The saloon licensed
the and maintains the public
paid often build
public schools What paradox What amazing situation, the saloon
helping citizens that add its
that the result of the moral and physical degradation the misery
death of patrons.
elections this communities and would like to
that
throughout this
hOplessness despair and crime
civilized
win
influence the
for manhood
object that is the making of If this the
if maudn
paid stupef
respectable bunesG the direct representative
respeetablef
for the of mankind pe The saloon should should
quickly should bished from enlightened community
is in partnership with the boh is the stamping ground of crime and
shall this fostering civilization be allowed
forth its foul pson Get together physical cuus Line
struggling for better and nber things
unit against the destructive Of the saloon,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
n1vA1 cIA1MANrg roR pANAMA rAIR.

While New York refuses prospect Of proposed
practical benefit it, except that cit would be
good school children two sister cities just suffering
from particularly of fever Literary
summarizing South in its latest Fan
spirited rivalry for the privilege of
holding the Panama Canal Exposition fight
Post certainly
% T looking forward 70 b omnetn Of the Canal and planning for
great exposition year happens
anniversary the discovery of the Pacific Ocean,
city making designated
government foreign
affairs unwilling out in
Of either city So resolutions finally reported authorizing the
foreign nations participate exposition
city resolutions Orleans the other
s,5OoOoo purpose.
encouragement although
that final decision not likely be made before the next session of con
s san Francisco papers h pn 1ao g 81 SOS S p 90 S
But according Representative d louisiana New Orleans
subscribed $eOooOo Governor Sanders declares that the State win
The New Orleans importers take comfort
too exposition
etions many of members
from the Middle West expected favor the Crescent City Some of
Francisco The Chronicle folOws
thought of hr the
make possible;
CISCO having lost $5OooOOoo by fire. and spending $2ooOoooo in
rehabilitation help exposition give;
more accommodations and better climate to offer fair visitors than
attention the fair held New Orleans
1884, failure being still
unpaid The Call reminds its readers of San Facos natural advantages
What would New Orleans hundred
mile inland waterfront with San Francisco Bay, admittedly the
greatest n
had not the hardihOod that far but they did have the
to insist that they had port that could accommodate the shipping
80. ~. os sn toot araft ona - +h NJ, oloono horhor
of Mississippi
Francisco
fair table
hotter Orleans during the eff New Orleans
gets should build hOspita Then
semn told Of the yellow and The Chronicle hints
of pers lurking supply
All fsc iOus fOulmOuhd bingsgate retorts the New
Picayune yellow 1906" but
Courier for its neghbO city Visitors the Worlds
Exposition will it held New that that city
in
New Orleans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
GOVERNMENT ~ COMMISSION CANAR0.

pube Throughout Of prohibition
menpnd commission
Of suppression
Ina OCCASION as reported in Advertiser,
government commission certainly DON'T
Bulletin reporter that meeting that papers
the address by Mr. Thurston it him saying:
government coHrnsion."
This is the only public ueran by Mr. Thurton the by
referring government
those under its Jurisdiction dsfranchised.
and
of to
proof Of its frequent assertions We journal
find the benefit
apologize
this paper Oa
placing this Territory
wherein the rights enjoyed by the electorate would be abridged
justification of ITSELF
Bulletin editorial
Advertising
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
TOASTED SAILOR PRINCE
BEFORE HAWAII'S MAST

Two princesses were the guests of
honor at poi supper given Wednes.
day evening by John Colburn at the
Colburn home on Kinau street, Princess
Kawananakoa and Princess KalaniaIa-
ole dividing honors, and in addition Mr..
and Mrs Scheeline were also ho4or
guests. It was an elaborate function
replete with the daintiest and most at
tractive of the Hawaiian delicaeies
that could be brought from mountains
plains and sea. The grounds were illu.
minated with lanterns.
The table was laid beneath the
Bougainvillea arboF. The decorations
were red carnations, the central piece
being an Italian vase filed with the
same flowers which lowered almost to
the brilliant red bougainvillea blossoms
In Mr.. Colburn's toast to the prin'
cesses he also added another to "The
Absent One, the Sailor Prince before
the mast,'' Prince Kalanianaole, who
is coming from California ON the yacht
Hawaii. Judge Andrade also gave Q
graceful toast to the pfineesses. Made
mOiselle Dreyfus of Paris, who ID the
guest Of Captain and Mrs. Mark, and
is said 20 be related to the famous
prisoner of Devil Island, offered q
toast to the guests Of honor, her 70
marks being witty snd Bringing a jsalvC
Of applause. Other guests were Mayor
Fern, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas, Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Taylor, Carlos Long
Ella Long, Mrs. Ashford, John COlbnrI
I'LL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

driving his Vanderbilt cup winning
Alec, finishing fourth.
The 200-mile Cobe trophy race neces-
STATED some tire changing, but very
little under the adverse conditions. The
old and new records follow:
Old hundred.mile made by Robertson
at Atlanta, time III. 22m. 35.35s. A.
Chevrolet's new record, III. 22m. 1913,
Old hundred and fifty mile record
made by Robertson at Atlanta, time,
Oh. SIN. 00.6s. New record made Mon
day by Burman, time, Oh. I'm. 54.2s.
Old two hundred mile record made by
Disbrow at Atlanta, winning the At.
lanta trophy, time, Oh. 53m. Ais. Daw'
sons new record is Oh. 43m. 20s. The
summary:
Event Q, stock, 400, pounds mini
mum, 10 miles-1, Buick, L. Chevrolet
time, ON. 12.2s.; 2, Buick, Burman; 3
t"E. M. E., Z" II. Endieott.
Dawson and Harrison have been en-
tered by the Marmon team manager fol
the grand prize race, to be held at New
York, October 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
WHY NOT "REaU1.ATs" SNAKES

Editor Advertiser:-Kindly tell me
just why those five snakes, illustrated
in this mornings Advertiser were kill
ed. Was it not an infringement Of the
owners "personal liberty" and
.'trights Of an American citizen" to
his property OF course, we all know
that snakes are poisonous but, no
doubt, he could give assurance that he
would be able to CIRCULATE" them and
that they would be harmless in proper
hands, that a person had "perfect
right'' 70 have snakes If he wished
even IL they did kill a person occasion
ally. Ipresume if they were Of another
species called tfBOoze, - there would be
a number of people and members Of the
ministry who would rush to their rescue.
Personally; I think the authorities
we're a little too hasty--the future of
those snakes should have been ineoE-
pOrated In next Tuesdays plebiseite
and the Calf given q chance TO turn
snalxe-eharmer. AlAI1HINI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
SIDELIGHTS
aoopRYn. qrRrs.

copous few weeks the telephone
girl will viii busy No longer
catch stray phrases indicative of alous and hbngs waiting
to order will perennial
that friends telephone girl
of commission probably be only
be heritage
operation of system interesting
watch machine boy
been practising it. 1t comparatively
something attached like Ingen
watch and likewise like miniature
touch the time right
which the boy explained your
you gossip long
old rapidly drawing telephone
might be located old in the
taOud central permit
carefully
and then
longer be DONE the
which vhn the system
observing
his friend his
it, When the girls permit he makes
without trouble But
to be trouble oriental friends
nicely Nevertheless writing
safely that the eight which according
until line things printing
explanatory publish instructions
going to be plikia
will machine ALL appearance
closely machine explode
bright qualities which naonalites
wires will underground the girls will
matters a few slight inconvenience
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

Chattanooga win accompany the engi-
neer of the collier on the trip. Before
starting on the test trip the engineers
will have the engines of the collier
moved slowly in order to see that the
repairs made in local machine shop
are complete.
Barring unexpected delays the ships
will start Saturday morning, the Cleve-
land acting as convoy. Captain Rod
man believes the Little squadron viii
be able to reach San Francisco in four
teen days. Neither Of the ships is in
frst-rate seagOing condition.
The dropping Of these Oldtime ships
from the service is due to q lack Of
freight offerings The big steam
freiglters are securing nearly all the
patronage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
AUTOMOBILES ESTABLISH
NEW CLASS RECORDS

INDIANAPOLIS, July 6.-New class
records were established for 20, so, 100,
$50 and 200 miles here Monday when
Dawson in his MarmOn car won the
Cobe trophy in hard fought contest
in 2 hours, 43 minutes and 20 ITO sec
onds.
Arthur Chevrolet led at 100 miles and
Burman at l50 miles, but Dawson took
the lead toward the finish and won in
splendid style. BuTmRn, driving the
Buick "Bug," finished second, and
Harronn, in a Marmon, third, Grant,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

appears attempting
Hawains regarding question be settled Tuesday
pbsci the the liquor sellers been
list prohibition pebiste taken
with
rcumspeton would
cleanliness gdness applies city fathers
streets Star
liquor questions
mildly way, overly
trying
the awaian know They certainly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
TOWING COLLIER TO
BE TRIED OUT TODAY

Orders for trial trip today of the
auxiliary steamer Prometheus were is
sued yesterday by Capt. Hugh ROdman,
senior officer In command Of the squad
ron consisting Of the cruisers Cleve-
land and Chattanooga. The collier win
be at sea four OF i've hours, and upon
her return she viii be anchored out
side the harbor until tomorrow morning,
when the three vessels will start for
San Francisco.
Chief Engineers Beehler of the Cleve-
land and Slower Of the Chattanooga,
and Chief AIaehinist AIugan OF the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
A REGULAR VOLCANO.

Rip Wrinkle, long sumbsr
Crouch than the rabbit of the dragging himself
days of the monarchy, emis the following; ~
The Advertisers this morning article
behalf Of the prohibition yesterdays Star which voiced
complaint made by native Hawaiian
prohbionists surely the limit nanity
Nothing quite pointles silly and nnaued liable
bring derisn the advocacy produced
bungng marpot utterly impossible
outbreak Of nsate Yituperation product
esity The thing only vicious buncOmbe clumsly expressed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

Honolulu who have "gone wrong Did
respectabe'' licensed
nocan liquor sellers
hiding behindf Think of boy Is likely to take
will the blind pgf Do wonder
flourish today their supplies from Do
it. either
andy far to of he blind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

Advertiser stated that it thing for the
obote faxed despatch regarding the yacht
able that it right 1t
fake the correspondent San Pedro special having
The cable evidently arrived rtx after
the telling what had happened hours after the start
the private letters
tell different this therefore, the afternoon
the who the job they simply the victims
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

Biddle Hartford Times, has written
lively which read the
voyage published Honolulu Pacific Advertiser which
especially the pleasant half hour in its
points city other
daily papers which printed in EngIsh.''a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

The Island Of Kahoolawe, which is
at present under lease to Eben Low, has
been set aside by the bureau Of agrieul-
tuEe and forestry for a forest reserve,
and an effort win be made to transform
It from a barren into a productive islet.
Low g lease runs out In 1918.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

gain good shots
being Perry, be unanimty after this in
granting vacations pay for the touring rfemen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

quite thing
regarding the beealmng of the yacht Hawaii
in the le of land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

Ehy flies three able deposit 100000
thing
equal Misrepresentation make in an
ordinary edition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

allegation hasten explain that the prohb
of
fcmhe Colonies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22
PURITY IN MOVING PICTURES

Through curiosity carefully
in the deserts Nevada learned how the compatr
upper just why
the son minister escape these facts
something My
Jefies it. accustomed taking
further remarks
Pleased however, by Mayor
s ~ In, f n b h iT ;S ' 10 seen %i
ppaning pleasant
the face of the be Mayor Fern memorable
And when get feeling bloody and want witness where blood
going which depicted
delivery tray Of the head Of John the Baptist If there be such
by which the Elizabeth
brutality myself
of Honolulu. All GIt of
Reform the air and for the time being we must limit our tastes to innocent
pastimes witnessing of Mary
= y = y
THE MORNING r1sH1ARKET
Them for interesting place can not be found in Honolulu Human
with care the size and weight of the commodity offered for sale as
Ha
wa less economical perhaps but as intent getting bargain ca
is there The haO all nataite,
have have already said
often painted and in much picturesque than that which
pen is equal
morning
do the hour down bargain boats
part of
The mosquitoes have and the automobiles have not
during pleasant day.
stalls being cleaned the
fault The sides of the
brought in BY wagon The Fefseas are being penished with ice
The vegetable hand with his The fruit
deck with watermeOn and and
And likewise perfect Hawaiian
part haOle Chinese of the variety
arrived with their want the best cnaman from
the fhponds driven prices
vending their a selling
And all the which,
Iparadoxcally nobody everybody
said
want display wait until o'clock
too
The the order
likewise He the Affords
carefully
displayed
o times in ways the vandso 81
in addition good appetite acquire
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

Disgrace standing alone being
side Prohibitonsts wlre o. Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-22

you right you radical wrong you
conservative.
regard Grace high
n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-24
A Shot That Made Trouble.

An odd incident happened in the
then Danish West Indies in the last
century that nearly caused serious In
ternationQl complications. An Ameri-
can marksman, paying visit to Char
lotte Amalia. amused the governor by
an exhibition of his skill with the
rifle. Sitting on the veranda of the
government house. he said that he
could cut with a bullet the signal hal
yards on the Flagstaff Of the fort and
lower the Danish standard to the
ground. AS the lines were almost In
visible in the distance the governor
was willing to bet that he could not do
it. The shot rang out, and the flag fell.
Presently a horseman dashed up, In
forming the governor that some one
had fred on the flag. There was great
excitement The governor, none too
popular, it seems. with the military
ruined his political future by admit
ting that the affair was a joke In
which he connived.. Report being sent
to Copenhagen. highly colored, OF
course. by the commandant, his excel
lency was summarily removed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-24
LOUISIANA town
SWEPT BY FIRE

Lake St. Charles, La, April 23.-
Famed by high wind, a fire which
broke out here shortly after 4 O'Clock
this afternoon swept over twenty or
more squares of the city, destroying
hundreds of buildings and resulting
in property loss estimated at about
81, 200, 900. Two thousand persons
have been rendered homeless.
Many houses in the path of the
flames were dynamited, but showers
of sparks were swept beyond the
gaps thus made, igniting the build
ings on the farther side.
While many Of the buildings de-
stroyed were frame cottages, scores
of handsome structures also fell
prey to the flames.