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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-01-27
IN MenlO[i2Ln

VII MOLlQdy 1IOTI1IL&s
Der 13, at 10 o'clock, little Lee,
the eighteen months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hefner pass
ed from earth to his home in
heaven. For three weeks he
suffered terribly, in fact words
are not eligible to describe his
suffering. But now his suffering
is over and he will never have to
suffer any more. He was an I'M
usual bright child for his age.
In fact. I don't think l ever saw
a brighter one than he.
But it has pleased our dear
Father of all to take this little
rose bud from earth and plant it
in heaven where it can bloom
more perfectly in His home
above.
If / could say anything that
would comfort the bereaved ones
I would gladly do so. But human
is too frail for that. Only God
can do that. So / would point
you to His Work. the Bible,
which is the source of all COM
fort. In the Bible we have a
fountain of comfort. Go to it,
study it prayfully and God will
reveal Himself to you. 1t is
hard for US to understand why
God takes our little ones that are
the idol of our affections, but
some day we will understand.
Till then we should yield gladly
to the will of Him who said,
Suffer little children to come
unto me, for of such is the King
dom of Heaven" He knows
what is good for us. For He has
said, "All things work together
for the good of those who love
the Lord"
If you1s will yield to His will
the time will soon come when
you would not have your little
one back for the asking.
Remember always that he can't
come to you but you can go to
him, and strive to so live that
when the death summons comes
for you that you will be ready to
meet your little one where there
is no more parting.
Sad death has come into our home,
And snatched our little one
away,
His spirit with the loved ones
roam,
In yonder realms of endless
day.
His mortal face we will see no
more,
By loving hands were borne
away,
But his sweet, sweet voice from
yonder shore,
Is calling, Papa, Mamma, come
this way!
A FRIEND.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-01-27
Nj. Shipnan Returns
Fro m Washington

Commissioner M. L. Shipman,
of the Department of Labor and
Printing has returned to the
city from Washington, d. c.,
where he attended the Second
Annual Conference on Employers
Liability Laws. He says the
proceedings of the Conference
were of unusual interest, repre-
sentatives of both capital and
labor participating in the delibe-
rations. The ultimate object of
these conferences, Mr.. Shipman
says, is the production and Sc
curing the enactment of a uni
form liability law which shall
afford the wage-earner ample
protection without imposing an
apparent burden upon the en-
ployer; rather a mutual agree
ment between the contending
parties to each share a part in
risks incident to the conduct of
employment that is considered
hazardous.
Steps were taken at the Wash
ington meeting to create a per
manent commission, composedof
one or more members from each
of the states interested, with the
view to ascertaining actual con-
ditions prevalent throughout the
country, in industrial circles, and
an Investigation of state consti-
tutions to the end that a law
may be FRAMED with reasonable
certainty of enforcement with
out resort to the courts, A re-
preventative will also be sent
abroad for the purpose of gather
ing information bearing upon the
subject in European countries.
In this latter undertaking the
State Department and the De-
partment of Labor and Com
merce at Washington are asked
to cooperate. The next session
of the conference will be held in
Chicago on or about June 10th.
MI. Shipman says he heard the
reports on existing conditions
from the several states repre-
sented withs much interest and
expresses the opinion that there
is less friction between capital
and labor in North Carolina than
almost any other State. How
ever, he suggests, this State
should keep in touch with the
effort looking to remedial legis-
lation of a general character. -
News and Observer, Raleigh.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-01-27

Be careful when you notice
pains in the back, swelling of
the ankles and feet, backache or
urinary disorders. In such cases
try PINEULES. They will be
found an excellent remedy in all
cases of kidney trouble, PINE
ULES are antiseptic; they assist
the kidney. Sold by Hunters
Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-01-27

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is
not a common, everyday cough
mixture. 1t lis a meritorious
remedy for all the troublesome
and dangerous complications re-
sulting from cold in the head,
throat, chest or lungs. Sold by
Hunters Pharmacy and all drug
gist
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-01-27
BEES LAXATIYE CouGH

contains no opiate or
narcotic. It is a gentle, easy
laxative, by which it drives the
cold from the system and at the
same time heals irritation of the
throat and stops the cough.
Sold by Hunters Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27

pected. Crowds thronqed both training
camps Saturday. Jeiires, after light
work in the morning, went fishing. Jack
johnson worked hard Several miles on
The road and nine rounds OF boxing in
boiling sun, not TO speak Of bag punch
lug and medicine ball play, composed
the initial grind In Bis new camp. lis
finished. breathing easily. and apparent
BY I'll fine fettle. The altituds did seem
to affect him.
"Al@ Kaufman, George Cotton and
Dave Mills were Johnson's sparFinr
partners Saturday. and that trio Is ex-
peeted to work with the champion daily
until next Saturday when 1t IS expect.
Ell be viii cease active training. TIE
contractors promised Richard Saturday
night to have the arena finished in
every detail and ready for use by July
. sheriff G. ?. Terrell announced the
appointment n two Reno physicians to
act for tho county in examining The
fight principals 10 hours before they
enter The ring, a requirement stipulateis
by tae state law. Six members Of the
state polite, an organization somewhat
similar to the famous Arizona rangers.
viii arrive from Carson City IN charge
81 Lieut.. Cahlen They win work In
with the sheriif's deputies and the eity's
force Of patrolmen III preserving order
until after the Fourth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
WHO WILL
BIG FIGHT,
This Is the All Absorbing Cues
ton IN PugIlIsn al Present.
BOTH ARE IN GRAND SHAPE
How the Men Sire Up n Coming Bat
tis--Jehnson win Sc Biggest Man
Jsff Ever Mst-Latter 10 TO Fa-
Vorlte.
nr ToN1ffY cLARK.

IVY no Is going to win the big
wv fight. johnson or Jeffriesi
This Is the question that is
being asked by nearly every
male being IN America. Canada, Eng
land. ireland. Scotland. France. South
Africa, Australia. the Philippines and,
In fact, every place on the globe where
the game Of tisticuffs Is known. The
answer win be forthcoming, No fight
has ever attracted more attention than
the coming enc, and perhaps none ever
Will Il will be battle Of the greatest
white man against the greatest black
The pair are scheduled to battle forty.
five rounds for the largest purse ever
offered FOR prizehght--that OF Slol,
600 and an interest In tho pictures. II
Is igured By those in the know that
the gate receipts win exceed S250OO0
II Is also figured that nearly $1.0o00oo
will b. bet on the big MILL
while the forthcoming 6ght is IN all
respects the most important battle
that has ever been fought yet no con-
test has drawn forth 50 much unfavor-
able criticism. Sizing It up from this
angle, II locks more like a battle for
dollars than for a title. The spirit Of
commercialism 80 pervades the whole
scheme that many OF the more sus-
pieious hare cried that the fght IA
axed and that the negro win lose.
There II nothing In this talk, Neither
Johnson nor Jefrries has any idea Of
taking. II would be impossible for
the principals IN the big nght 70 frame
up a deal. There's always a sort Of an
inde6nable freemaaonry among ring
followers that enables the holders Of
the password to spread # far and near.
The cat always gets out Of the bag
AS was 70 be expected. Jeffries IL q
10 to favoFite IL the betting. but this
Is more a question Of sentiment than
cool, unbiased Judgment Men whe
make a close study Of pUgilists and
their form are not 50 willing to risk
their dollars on the white, Tor they
fully recognize that man who has
been out or the game az long a. Jef.
fries has a BIS handicap % overcome.
Al Strong IS Ever Gays Jsf.
III opposition 10 the opinion Of some
Of the best exponenta OF physical cui-
ture JeffFies says that be has come
back as streng IS ever. BY that be
means be can display the same won
darfui form that enabled bin 20 beat
Fitzsimmons. gorbett. Rubin. shar-
Key aud other big men into submis-
sion. In erder to prove this assertion
when be gets into the ring Jeffries
mgss show speed. stamina. hitting
power and ability to take punishment.
BE possessed all these necessary quail
tiles when be vas ~ his prime. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
mn IEEEnIEa.

Jeffries could come back into this con-
dition be would beat johnson. At his
best be was Ia a class by himself.
When he left the ring after whip
ping Jack Munroe ii August, 1904, he
was ia superb condition. JEFF became
part owner Of a saloon ID Los Angeles
visited the race track daily during the
winter, smoked countless cigarettes
and drank liquor whenever he felt Ike
IT. In a years time he weighed nearly
260 pounds perhaps more, and had
forgotten All about pugiliam. He new
er put on the gloves and INDUCED In
no violent exercise. This mode Of liv-
ing agreed with the big fellow so well
that when the news came from Aus
ralia that Johnson. & negro, had won
the heavyweight championship Of the
world Je1fries told his friends thar the
black man was welcome to the title.
for he never intended 10 light again
That was more than a year ago. and
Jer really meant what he said. But
the white race began 70 clamor for re-
venge. aud JeHries was actually forced
out Of retirement against his viii. He
signed vaudeville contracts, then went
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27

team got nosed ont ia the frst game by
the score Of to 8, but came back
strong IN the second. with 10 4 win.
The games were witnessed BY the lare-
est crowd 81 the seaaon, All TIE stands
being flled and the crowd overlooking
into every vantage point On The ground.
II The popularity of tne games at this
park continues, Il viii " necessary 60
erect more bleachers u accommodate the
Saturday afternoon crowds for the at-
tendance reminds one 81 We days when
the Northern league was in the heydey
Of it's existence. There must have been
700 people at Saturdays contests.
The first game was baseball, but the
second was farce; and il was too bad
that the sport was not finished with
the first contest. The negroes brought
only one pitcher, and they tried sue
eessivsly to make pitcher out Of
fielder IN the second game, SO that the
crowd lost interest ia the exhibition. On
the other hand. Barre was well supplied
with twirIers Smith doing the act for
the first game and deserving a victory
because Of his good work But ragged
support, especially By Grigg on second
base. robbed him Of the honor Of defeat
ing the heavy stiokers from tho fort.
scampini started the second game, but
lasted only short time, a. tho visitors
hammered him hard and an but over
came the four run lead which the locals
had gained in the first inning. Lee sue
decided seampini IN the box and held the
cavalry men safely during the remain.
ing innings Of the game. The game
was shortened, since the visitors had got
enough Of baseball for the afternoon.
IN fact. it is doubtful II a double-header
program appeals very strongly 70 the
baseball public in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
.QuakerS Second in Big Boat
ing Event
MARGIN But HALF LENGTH
Coach courtney's Varsity and Freshmen
Fights and Four-oared Boat Were
All Victors at Pcugh-
keepsie.


Poughkeepsie n. X June 2T Three
eock-snre Cornell crews swept down the
Hudson Saturday to three successive
victories h The 10th annual regatta II
the intercollegiate rowing association.
Pennsylvania, not even dignifed With
consideration asa dark horse, forced the
Tthaoans' varsity eight to heartbreak-
ing struggle; but, aside from this, it
was "Courtney's crews clean the course
1.-The old, old story at Pougnkeepsie.
No records We're broken; there were the
usual maddening delays, accentuatea
this time by bungling and also
~ changes in the Judges boat, which
added an hour to the scheduled time Of
starting.
The crowds the enthusiasm, the pref
ty girls. the Yociferous youngsters ana
incidental collegiate pietmesqueness
were prominently present al always
since 1890 but somehow there was lack
ing the ginger Of speculative uncertainty.
II other words, everybody expected Cor
nell to sweep the river and she did
The varsity eigbt-oared race, which
Cornell carried away for the seventh
time since the Inauguration Of this con
test Of sunburned backs was real
thriller. rowed in sem-darkness amid
pandemonium Of groans, cheers and sx-
FORMATIONS from observation train and
water craft Courtney's husky veterans
had 10 fight every inch Of the way from
pistol shot 10 finish, and then, body
raoked and tense, crossed the line scarce
half ) shells length in front of the
pennsylyanians. Lights decIyed the vis-
iting pleasure craft when the end came,
Tor night had settled, and placing the
crews from shore was guesswork But
the crowd inwardly felt that Cornell had
won, as she had 50 many times before
But hattie Of speed, sinew and stamina
that it was, the Ithaeans with their time
Of 20.42 Is failed to approach their
record Of 1855 I'D, made in 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27

jackson ever was. and the BIG austria.
Nan black bad them all bufaloed 10 hts
day. You also hear lot Of Talk about
Jeff having gained the championship
at the expense Of the greatest crop Of
heavyweights the ring ever saw. Fitz
Corbett and Sharkey are pronounced
superior men 70 Burns, Ketcnel. Kauf.
man. Lang and the Fitz Johnson de-
feated. This kind OF talk doesn't APP
peal to the unbiased experts. There's
no logic IN r.
The negro is as crafty as they make
them. He has never been thoroughly
tested In the ring All his big fights
have been gallops for him lie will
enter the ring without fear OF losing
20 Je0. That. ore must admit. is d
great asset When the mill starts II IL
dollars 20 douRhnuts that the negro
win use all bis cleyerness to prevent
Jeffries from landing bis terrible right
he win keep on the defensive untl be
thinks that Jefr has lost a tot OF his
strength and Is having trouble with bis
wind. Then. when he Is satisfied that
he holds the upper hand. be will beat
Jeff down with sharp uppercuts and
singing jabs that will take the big Eel.
lows energy away and leave him
mark for his eolored rival
Fond Of Displaying clevsrnsss.
In all OF his fights johnson has
shown that be delights In displaying
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27

bis cleyerness and bewildering bis op-
ponents. He likes 10 irritate his man
with repeated pecks ana jabs until the
claret begins to leak and, As a rule,
win continue doing business at this
stand rather chan risk hia breadwin.
ners to unnecessary injuries 81 shift
ing his attack to more solid parts But
once stung the champion forgets this
fancy stun and settles down to bust
ness. He calls into play all his aimian
sagacity and cunningness. and the ad
yersary who attempts to follow up this
seeming advantage had better have all
lamps In the forecastie well trimmed
and burning.
jeff Boxed Little in Training.
During his long training stunt ct
Rowardennan Jeff did very little real
boxing. a most essential thing FOR man
who has been out Of the game az long
as be has. Within the last two months
Jeff should hive had at ieast three
or four real battles at the training
camp-not with Armstrong, Berger
Choynski or Corbett, WHO were afraid
Or could not do any real damage 70 the
BIG fellow, but several real husky
chaps
Nothing Is more beneficial TO pugi.
list who has SO long been ont OF the
game than lots Of hard sparring. Il
brings into play al the muscles that
VIII be used IN a fight
The old fellows who have been help
ing Jen train are all In and were
afraid 70 make him mad by slamming
one in. or course JeT could knock
'em all out In jlgtime. Yes, for that
matter, Stanley Ketchel could clean up
the whole bunch IN one afternoon. Cor
bett and ALL
Jefrs best chance to beat Johnson IL
the coming eight il to rush him from
the start, and Id doing 90 be might be
able to put over q sleep producer.
After carefully sizing up the men az
they are today | honestly believe that
Johnson win win,
why? Well, here's the way II II fg
ured out: During Jeffries' long layor
the colored man has had many battles
under his belt, which will prove big
advantage to him in the coming contest
Another thing. he knows whether be
is tit to fight a hard battle while Jef
does not. The latter may be stale and
not know it until after the MILL IN
Johnson Jenprles viii meet a Corbett
and Fitzsimnsons in one. and every one
knows that Corbett outpointed JET
fries for tweuty-three rounds aud
Fitz pounded Jeff's face almost to
Jelly. johnson is as clever as the for
mer and can hit as hard as the latter.
Added to this Is the fact that be is
heavier. stronger than these two and
at the height Of his career, while Fitz
and Corhert were not when they the
kled Jea. Combine all these qualities
and you see what kind OF man Jim
ferries Is 10 face
On the other hand. has JefF's long
rest improved his lighting? No. Six
years ago he would have had bis hands
full trying to defeat the negro. So
now how can be- after q long lavnp.
expect to defeat a man who has i'm
proved as much as be went backs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
HAVE YOU PILES
Then Get Hem Rod Under money-back
Guarantee.

Blind piles. protrudlng piles, itching
piles, are cured with equal success by
the guaranteed internal remedy, Dr Le-
onhardt's Hem Roid The guarantee IS
So broad that IL costs yen nothing L vou
get no benefit Don't waste any more
time with saiYes sNppositories OF other
outside treatment Attack tie cause.
Hem Roid 81 for large bottle. lasting
~ days. at Burt It Wells Barre VT
Dr. Leonhardt CO., Station B Buffalo.
N. X. proptiators Write for booklet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
Saturdays American league Scores.

Saturdays American League Scores
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia 2, Bos.
ton l.
At Detroit, st. Louis 2, Detroit l.
AT Chicago, Chicago 4, Cleveland O.
At Washington, New York 7, Wash
ineton 4
Sundays American League Scores.
At ST Louis, st. Louis 4, Detroit g..
At Chicago, Cleveland 5, Chicago 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
ENGLISH POLO TEAM COMING.
birmingham Club Decides to chaIlsnps
For international Cup.

FfNFHH9HsW Aiso Rvsiuoo 10 ~H&lSHas
For international Cup.
At meeting IN London recently the
committee Of the birmingham Polo
club definitely decided to challenge
this year for the international cup now
in the possession Of the Meadowbrook
club. The team to be sent to the
United States win consist OF the twin
brothers. r. and p. GrenfelI. the Earl
Of Rocksavage and Lord wodehouse.
The Duke Of Roxburghe Is lending
bis stable Of ponies to Lord wode-
house, and the ponies win be shipped
about July TO- Captain b. y. Miller
win accompany the team IN place of
Captain Lloyd, whose attempt 70 or
ganlze challenging four failed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
Amenean LIZ standing.

Saturdays National League Scores.
At Boston. Boston 8, Brooklyn \
AT Rttaburg pittsburg s, Chicago 2.
At New York, New York 4, Philadel-
phia l.
At Sc. Louis. St. Louis ?, Cincinnati
Il; St. Louis 0, Cincinnati a
Sundays National League Scores.
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati 6, Pittsburg
g.
At Chicago, Chicago 8, st. Louis 2,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
Second Game.

Batteries, Dopsni and Rossini, Eek
strem and Hohani runs made, By Pau.
Olsen, Laird Francesca, Rossini Dopini,
Gacimugg, Wsafori bases On balls, of
Fckatram q of Dopini 3; two-base bit,
Rossinii struck ont BY EekStrom 9, BY
Dopini 81 passed bau, Rossinii umpires,
Celia and shoaskii time l20
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
A9e-aAeAAAaANNNAAAAAAAAAaa


Laiois Making Rssdy For Auto.
Lajoie is already studying automo-
bile mechanism He thinks nothing
can stop him IL his race for the auto
mobile to be awarded the batsman IN
the major leagues with the best bat
ung average at the end q the season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
Sick Headache

Il simply urgent notice from Nature
that your digestive organs are foul
elogged. diseased.
HOODS PILLS by speedy. easy
soothing effect thoroughly cleanse,
purify and inVlgorate 2Jc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
BENEFIrs oIvL wAR MINORS.

Washington, june 25.A House bin
authorizing the granting Of papers Of
honorable discharge TO minors whq
served under assumed names during the
Civil war and tile war with Spain, was
Rassed yesterday bl tbs ssnata
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
The Ladies, Tournament

The weakly tournament Of the ladies
Of the club was won by Mrs Mercer
with score Of 491z, with Miss Averill
second with 81 and Mrs. Mathieson taird
with 70. The scores were as follows,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
AN EVEN BREAK
FOR BARRE TEAM
Big Crowd Enjoyed First Game with
10th Cavalry Team, But Thought
the Second Game More Of

A eouhle-hsadsr bali game was played
vt ths Repln atreet grounds Saturday
aftssaeon bstween ne Barre Iudepen.
dents end team from the Tenth Cav.
AIRY At Fsrt Ethan Allan. Tia hama
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
SULLIVAN RECEIVED BY JEFF

Both Fighters Resume Work at REM
in Presence Of Large Crowds.
Reno June n Iobn s. sullipan's is
Il to lehues camp at Reno, New. sat.
ufday and the friendly reception oivea
him by corbett and Jelfries Was not 81.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
Daubert Of Brooklyn One Of thl
Finds Of Year.

One Of the greatest finds Of
the year In the National league
IS Jake Daubert, the frst base.
man Of the Brooklyn club. Dau-
bert was procured from the
Memphis club Of the Southern
league. He stands 1--WE feet ten
and a half inches and weighs
l6s pounds. Since the season
started be has been playing a
wonderful article Of ball He is
a lefl handed thrower and hit
ter, covers plenty Of ground and
can get throws whether they
are high. low OF to either side
OF him. Daubert Is d pocket edl-
ton OF Hal Chase and handles
himself very much like the cap
tain Of the New York Americans.
Although Chase Is more finish
ed player. It Ii only a question
OF short time. however, when
Daubert will be as great a play
er as Hal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
NatlenaI League sLanding.
scoRE or Is WON.
Weekly Golf Tournament Was Made by
lanes MaekaY

At the Barre Golf club links last week
James Maokay was the winner Of the
weekly tournament by the score Of 10
George Booth was second with "A and g
n Tiiden and John + Averili were tied
for third was rs. The scores were az
followgt-~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-27
First Game.

Dartm'th Inc, . o.osooO3o--s I 3
italian A O. o140oOoO2-7 . 8
Battries, Olsen and Alden, Weaferi
and Rassinii runs made, ny Boynton.
Hobsn, Olsen, Laird 3 Vail, David, Ros-
SIM Weaferi 2, Dowd, Broggi, Maberlni,
bases On balls, off olssu 3, Of Weaferi q
two-base hits, Olsen, Hoban; hit by
pitched ball, Tonazzi; struck out, BY
Olsen Z, By Weaferi ~; basssd balls,
Rossinii wild pitch, olsenj umpire. Gel
Ia time, l;s5.