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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
HOW THEY STAND

The great larruper or the horsehido
spntrc, i.aJoie. lost a lew OF ms points
ourtng TN, week nut go did fl'yrus Cobb
therefore the discrepancy Is not 30 no,
ticeabIe. Tne lrrencnman Is now hitting
s8i and Cobb JOS iris Speaker padded
up his average three points. which gives
h.m .2Sg. No new 30 nItters were added
during the week Rather one left the
ranks-Jack Knight of the Yankees
VINO faiI.d to MAINTAIN his stride
Boston. Philadelphia, New York. Cieve-
land and Washington improved their
club batting RECORDS while Detroit, St
Louis and Chicago experienced a slump.
Boston made tine largest fyain-l5 points
Many OF these were donated by the Nap
pitoners during the series at the ciassi-
cal town. Thd Red Sox passed Phiadel.
phia fin team swatting and now mi in
al second place. being but a auarter OF
a length behind the Tigers who are
SIN on top
Speaker passed Cobb as run gatter dur
ing tue week. the Boston cyclone scored
10 counts and now possesses am aVera GO
of %. lie Is I'm second place and COBB
Jake Stahrs horne runs and triples
has given him precedent over Murphy
Of the Athletics as a slugger HTS grand
average is 4is, nine points ahead of Muir
ply
i.sioie got three doubles last week,
while cobb secured hut two. so that Nan
Is only three hits behind i'm two baggers
League pitchers Render and Karaer ar,
still acting as drum majors -yitn over 80
others keening sten with them i'm their
relative niatu1ns Bender piIrhed but
once during the week NM on that occa-
sion he won nAakinr mis- recor,. IA
,,ictorifs ana tuo defeats Il.fng an the
fndian ,,ay NOT vork FOR a lew weeks
but i'm thai period ID is doubtful IL any
otber hurier can rival his success.
tS.rs,e, or The ReI ,,x - hnst half
az 800 a tyyirler as bender. the fz-
80 cri'erion ia ms won seven
,i,ncs ami iost his second game last
w"nk yyh,n the Mans beat him. Hark-
rsss rhe 1nung star OF the CsIgve-
ionds "a neyt to Kere,.r. lie is credited
Win ,hrse ,,ictoI.ies ana one defeat. This
,e,nrd does moi set forth ia the mil
Inc real work Harkness mas done. how
ever
Nth some degree az rapid}tv liz has
Won AZ and 1ost two, No doubt Zen
w., ,s,isbes ne summer star was do
s,,rne,,hat hefter though with
inhno,.',n a. Nc ,eoS fo,n, rIghf nov, The
irts,Srs rnigbt win varnes they arc los
i,s
Ford tho Albanian. who WAS the spring
s.,,s',ti,,,, ~ ,he isas,,c cortin,ss 10 dIne
sonsIstenti Ti 'I lie hss nttched II winners
ana Iost fonr times Five 81 his games
wsr, shutouts FOR the opposition' Muilln
is in back OF Ford a Few PAGES. with
an averarc OF 6s7 Coonbs Of the Attn
istics loo bas n ssT Average
Matter Johnson has famed 15s hat
ters 40 date ana nd Walsh III next with
"a Muiiin r.n,aIns tha ,,tidest ,,tt~b,r
-, b4, aisa IL fba no rdest MI
Ne thesson iesds The National lea p-,,e
orerstors ana Jack Ro,-an OF Cincinnau
is second. The latter has appeared q
times and mas won seven games ana LOST
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sIXTY.FoUR ENTER TOURNEY.

Chicago. July 3-Sixty-four players
will contest for the western tennis
championship in the play which opens
today on the onwentsia courts and com
tinues through the coming week. The
lists were issued last might and the en-
ious degrees with practically the entire
line OF stars entered In the recent state
matches at Aztec attracted TO the event
Try our table dHote dinner in the
Ship Restaurant, Saltair.
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WOMEN SING AND
CHARM RATTLeSAAM

san Bernardlno, Cal. July S;.s ,s,s
ing Nearer, My God, to Thee, v IN
women charmed a rattlesn l,s a cuss
had just crawled from benes s n,as seat.
ion upon which one Of them was
ed. out ON the Vale raiien' marry an.
Mrs. i. p. Dunlap NJ ,rers sssi2
son and Mrs. w. a. Vale "e lSen M
On lPu psTcegod the snake oI In ra1
she thought Of music &C 4hs ,is sl5e" .,
Commenced com to hum The sa SlSS. to- took 4
the others, not knowing o wnsi pss.'l
up. The snake. with heaa p ARCS. ,A
and Mrs. Dunlap siVm''f follow. whS,
beckoned the o'he, h,,er having sains,
they !, gu 51slgn Sld he others d'' ssT
Sh saie their danger had , SsGn' xSa 8
With clubs the women '"'"
gnnke
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SPECULATIVE ON VISIT
OF PRIEST. MONT OF CHILE

New York. July s3.-rhe Spanish
American colony here has been spoeu-
lating for some time regarding the
visit which President Montt OF Chill IL
soon TO make TO this country. He
sailed from Santiago on July and will
arrive here early In August. The fact
that no announcement was made as 10
the exact purpose OF the long trip gave
rise to many theories TO account for the
executives action. IL became known
today, however. that the truth or the
matter Is that President Montt is III
and is going abroad for treatment
lust what ailment the Gillian CHIEF
executive Is suffering from, or how sen
Gus his condition is not known. He
will spend a few days I'm this city on
his way to Europe. on account or inc
state Of his health. there VIII De no
elaborate entertainment In his honor
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GorCH PURCHASES TEAM,

Humboldt. Ia, July 23-FranlS Gotch.
Champion heavyweight wrestler Of the
world. has become baseball magnate,
by purchasing the Lake city team.
Of Inc state. The team will be trans
fered 10 Humboldt the wrestlors home,
on Aug. !. II has been known FOR some
time that Gotch has wanted to ret into
baseball having attempted TO purchase
the Des Moincs team In the Western
league
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DETAILS OF BRAZILIAN
BATTLESHlP RIO De IAAEIHo

London, July 23-Tho Engineer rub.
fishes what II calls accurate details oi
the new Brazilian battleship RIO Dc
Janciro. II says IL will be OF 500
tons. 655 feet long. % feet broad 3
feet draft, and have r. ii-inch guns
u B-inch, IA 4-inch and six machine
guns and three torpedo tubes Il wn
have four screws and Is designed to
attain a speed Of 22i4 knots 1tls0m
finished in two years from date ara
the cost viii be Sl45O0.000
Best table d'Hote dinner 100 Ameds
Saltair, 81.
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WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES.

Cincinnati. o.. july g--As result
OF stories published rejecting on his In
tegrity as president % the T'ittsburg Ma
tionals, Barney Dreyfuss has demanded
an lnVo stlgdtion OF the charges that he
has paid fat bonuses 10 his players for
winning the pennant last year. Yester-
day after n conference with President
Lynch and after having gained some
knowledge Of the matter Chairman Garry
Hermann ~ the national com mission,
granted The request and ordered an In
rs'traticu.
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DoUBLE-HEADER DIVIDED.

Philadelphia, July 22.-Cleveland and
Philadelphia played two exciting
the first, to ., and playing a thinning
tie, AT one run EACH In the second
The home team played "A fine uphill
game In the contest. but after tying the
score in the eighth inning lost in the
ninth on Turner's walk, an out and Be-
miss single.
Falkenburg and Bender had a great
pitchers duel In the second game the
latter being slightly more effective and
being accorded perfect support. In II In
nings Cleveland went out In order.
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YANKs AFTER PITCHER

New York, July g3.--Another new pitch
er. who will shortly be received into the
fold of the New York mericans. II ne
gotta lions now under way are success
full IL Dick Rudolph. the star twirler
of tho Toronto club OF the Eastern
league. Rudolph Is New Yorker and
was formerly a member OF the Ford
ham university nine. He has been pitch
ms winning ball for the Toronto team
for several seasons.
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REDS BEAT QUAKERs.

Cincinnati, July 22.-Cincinnati won a
hard fought game here today from Phil
adclphia, to 4. Beebe pitched well
for seven innings. then went wild. Gas
par who finished the game, held the Wis
iturs safe. Moren and Stack were hit
hard, but schettler pitched well.
Score III Il
Philadelphia ...... ................4 2
cincinnati ......-. .....- .........,6 10
Batteries-Morau. Stack, Schettler aud
Doom. Bcrbe. Gaspar and Mclean.
mpires-O'n bay ana Brennan.
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RED son BUY PITCHER.

Oakland cal. July 22--Pitcher wal
ter Moser OF the focal club OF the
Coast league. has been sold 10 the Bos-
ton American league baseball club FOR
$500 lie will not report unul next
suTlug
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WINS IN FIFTH.

Paris. July 2.--saln McVey. the
American negro heavy weight pugilist to-
night forced Peter Rice, an Engl ishman
TO Quit In the hfth round.
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STOCK BROKER WINS.

London. July % In a six-round box
ing bout for amateurs held here tonight
Mr.. Adler. London stock broker won
from Ivan Kahn Of Los Angeles. Cal.
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RAIN STOPS GAME.

Chicago. July 22.-Boston-C Chicago game
postponed; rain. Two games will be
played Sunday.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CHAMPIONS STILL WINNING.

Pittsburg. July 22.-Pittsburg easily
defeated Brooklyn, "a to l. In hard
hitting game again today. and New York
losing "A game at St Louis brings last
years champions up from third to second
inning Phillip hit for a home run to-
day, "A trick which Leach turned yester-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

81 Louis. July Est. Louis won
another shutout game from New York
today. IA 0. Splendid work by Lush
aud Corridor. with fast fielding, gave
the victory 10 the locals.
Score II II. f.
st. Louis ,........ .g................4 o
New York ....,.....................O y
Batterlcs-l.ush. Corridor and Bresna-
han; Crandall. Dickson and Myers.
LmpIrNs-Eigler end Emslle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

Minneapolis. Mimi, July 2l.--Whether
Manager Joe Cantillon's aggregation
Of former major league baseball stars
will be better now that the hot wealth
or 10 here and make a runaway af-
fair Of the American association race
OF whether they VIII be weakened by
the latter part OF August owing to
their years is at the present time the
most interesting subject Of conversa-
tion here When the Mlllers forged
to the front and captured 10 straight
victories and eclipsed tho II straight
of Toledo, many critics here said that
the Minnea polls veterans only needed
this warm weather 10 set IN full stride,
and other clubs know that three quar-
ter stride. or whatever II was. was
plenty and that from now on the team
would continue to improve with its
seasoned men working up the speed to
augment the team work already devel-
oped. While they argued that, while
the hot weather had brought out the
best that vs. In the Millers. the old
timers would not prove To have the
stamina and vim I'm the latter part OF
the season that might he expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
TIGERS MEET DEFEAT.

New York, July 22-Rallying bril-
liantly today In the closing inning, New
York, with soVen-run lead to overcome,
caught up with and defeated Detroit, II
to 3. In an effort to staVe OF defeat
Manager Jennings took Mulin Off .he
rubber at the end OF the seventh and
Detroit used three pitchers Cobb tripled
with the bases full In the NTH.
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SEARCHING FOR ,,- orsrHI
VICTIMS OF The pr'-

San Bernardino' CAL "a. s.outles "a
nor Van white sent ou so Sfr Of fos
heat heat victims who die, dl9a IKE i q furn,; ''
S Ser more than week S,,,c 4 niinsr v,
We're sent out to - 3 S rssI"Sd driven mad
!, ~ rent intense heat while n',t il e 'd
S Ss,inved that he is siill awe
The best place 10 ~
saltair.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At MISUNDERSTANDING. 6: St Joseph. s.
At omaha-omaha, 5: Sioux city. 4
At Donver-Dcnyer. 6: Topeka. o.
At Iircoln-Linee'- o. ~ Molnes
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

Spokane. Wash. July ~
Score. r. IL IL
Vancouver .......,. O.. .,....,..,.7 q
SPOKANE ..s.st.... Gee. .,....t.....lN 10 3
Batterisss Gardner, Miller and LOWS;
Holm Kllilay and shea.
sVttle. Wash, July e.
Score r. II. Il
l"conih 'sssssssss ''ss 'ssstsst..fs..O
seattle ''.'.'s's. s.'s.' ..'.s's,...-.'b
Batteries Schmutz. Maston aud
Brynes. Chcnault and Custer
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PETITIONS FOR spRAGUE.

Petitions are being circulated IN Provo
by influential men for the appointment
Of Alfred j. Sprague as deputy game
and nsh commissioner 90 Nh the vacancy
caused by the death Of Brig Madsen.
M. SpraEue is qualified for the position.
bis friends say, and viii keep up the
hght to land him the position.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ ToledoATolodo-M Milwaukee game
called OF at end of first lining; rain
At Loulsvllle-St Paul y; Louisville. T.
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Today, ship cafe, saltair, table
d Hote dinner 81.
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To-day ship cafe. saltair. table
d'Hote dinner 81
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GIANTS Slut OUT.

Baiterlts- Phillpl and Glbsoni s, MI
Ter. Kuetzer.
characterization and Eason.
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DIVIDE SERIES.
BOSTON PUNCHED HITS.

hard with men on bases and won from ST.
Louis, TO 3. peculiar double play was
a feature. In the second inning with
Stahl on first Lord popped Nv to wal
lace and Stahl was caught OF the base.
LORD. however, blocked the shortstop's
throw and stahl was called out for In
reference,
score; r. II. II
Of LOUIS ss'.s.s.'-.s.s.'.s ....s.....S
Bastertes-Smith and Carigan; Lake
and stephens.
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Try our table d'Hote dinner in the
Ship Restaurant. Saltair.
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Try our table d'IIote dinner IN tho
ship Restaurant, Saltair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

Go with the crowd to saltalr Pioneer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

Best summer tonic is bathing at
Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

Battle, dance and enjoy life at Salt
air Pioneer day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

spend July "a at saltair.
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celebrate Pioneer day at saItalr
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To-day, Ship Cafe. Slrsfr mu,
dHotu dinner 81.
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Try our table d'Hote dinner % u"
ship Restaurant, saltair
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

rtland. or, July q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
A Honla vIen 4 Meaa.

That a mast effective neWseaper IA
yartisine tbat Il nansn5fata8 fo.aav ~
rbe New4 m fhe nebllrItv b,,raan M
Tie,n Gov .ohn Weaa H Rutland.
aBn6rpoifu bia eanAsdanv far fhe pepi.h
liran nomination for governor Tds
ven written ma elfeet5esix Illustrated
nagn vill ~ printed this weeE 81 All
ernont uoyyapaneFs fl,at raea8pize tbe
leoitirnacv ~ nolitieaI ADVERT sing--and
tbsy nraetieaifg ST da--4ad thaf DOM
atfempf fhe anfafr tn4feasssa ble ana
indefoasible poIiee 81 arsfsing fhe ratess
ahove fbosa cbaread FsF atbar similar
a5gertsains
VIVA storv "a tte esnaf4atsss sgr,,aels.
M ~ edsost;on ana ~ bss tat4y MA.
fsssionol sna bnsin6ss s3,eesases nst
.pi,. 5rs,,afss bs,4 II II eswirsp@ Na
Vermont vostb ean raa8 Il Iithaet ba.
,ng NV better fay Y an8 the naye fbrit
sn5 erbit;ams
Tbe Nnws bsIioyss that n Ma e.
t,s,nn Ky @SsssI ne 81 1890
thst ay f,isnds S psFiso9 f;fv and
Rrtlap8 e5hofv Min afeseaf nv name
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No Reason for Alarm.

One word IL conclusion On a trouble
some point about which We physicians
have to worry a great deal and the pub.
dc stiIl more. One often hears the state
mant. eAA This fuss about tuberculosis
IS terrible for the poor victims who are
made social outeasts, % their great dis
tress amt t. tie alarm Of their families
There Il no Justification for this feel
ing
1heer IS M risk ii close contact with
Tuberculosis. 4 The patient Is ordinarily
careful about the spdtum. II one il
morbidiy afraid 81 che disease and de-
sires a place Of safety where one can get
away from its germs, 60 20 some first.
class sanatorium for tuberculosis There
are fewer germs there ia the air and on
the floor than "a any other place Ia the
country. and there IS very little risk q
catching the disease ia the house 81 4
tuberculons patient Il he takes good care
of the sputnm. and sees that Il IS prop.
eriv disinfected Dr William 0sler III
February Nomans Home Companion,
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HANoocK.

Miss Celia Smith Is with her parents
for q time
Elias Clahin Is "a Concord end Hills.
b0ro. n. III, for time
John Buttles Is spending Z few days
with friends ID Bethel
Mrs. G. K. Church Is recovering from
an attack d a grippe
Several couples from this place at
tended the Masonic ball at Rochester
a daughter. weighing nine and one.
half pounds. was born 10 Mr and Mrs
NcGiYeney 0n Monday
There Was no school az the village on
Friday. owing 70 toe illness OF the teach
er. Mrs Alex Shampsney
Sir Duitou and son have resumed their
work at Che min, as engineer and as.
sistaut. and viii board with W. W.
Norton
Quite number Of friends gathered at
tha house 81 W W Norton On Saturday
evening and passsG pleasant time IN
playing eames finch cards etc There
was singing b. the guests music on The
organ, 70 add to the entertainment.
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Regarding Depositing Of Money IN Rural
Delivery Boxes.

Editor of The Timess Much annoy
ance has been experienced because Pa
irons IF the rural delivery service place
loose coins IA their boxes ~ payment n
postage on mail therein deposited ior
the carrier TO collect, and II has been
estimated that over tire hundred million
one.eent coins are collected weekly by az
tie rural carriers Of the country. Car
riors from this Office frequently find such
coins frozen to the boxes; and at times
have 70 use their pocket knife 20 release
the coins u goes without saying that
during the winter months il Is a hard
ship for The carrier to lift those frozen
coins with his bare hand aud al all times
causes delay In serving the route
By reason 0f IN order recently issued
by the post office department, rural
carriers at this office, Oh and after Fchru'
airy Is, 1910, will not collect loose coins
from rural mail boxes, whether the loose
coins are placed there for the payment
Of postage on mail deposited for the car
rier to collect. Or placed there for the
purchase Of postal supplies
II IS the policy 81 the department, and,
as a rule patrons ought 70 procure their
stamp supplies ID advance and ailiN the
necessary postage to matter deposited in
their boxes for collection by the carrier;
but in case a patrons supply of stamps
has become exhausted. coins enclosed BY
him In an envelope, 81 securely wrapped
In piece Of paper. o. deposited in Q
suitable coin-holdng receptacle, within
TIE box 50 they can be easily and quick
AZ taken, carriers viii take sneh coins,
and where accompanied By mail for dis.
patch. attach the requisite stamps
an OF the rural carriers take with
them. for sale. while serving their routes,
postage stamps and postal supplies; and
they can also b obtained by the patrons
AZ lhe post office.
Am sure the habit Of placing loose
coins in the boxes. b. patrons Of this
office. has been acquired By thaughtless.
ness; and that they win he pleased 20
a. what the welfare Of The service re.
quires
Edward II Bibsee, postmaster
Barre. Feb 3. 1910
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Useful Citizens.

The president of university III Japan
says the boys 81 that country arc con
stantly trained il schools and coliegea
to fight for the defense Of their country.
coaching along these lines beginning in
the primary department This leads an
exchange 20 observes
ut would be interesting TO know
whether the japanese lads are also
taught to believe that by The time they
arrive at the fighting age their country
will include not only Nippon and Korea
but also Manehuria and part Of China,
and possibly also the Philippines Still
more interesting it will Ne 70 ZEE what
effect this training Of every boy to fight
will have upon the japanese national
character ln this country the ediica
tional ideal ii supposed to BE- the train
ing 81 boys, not to fight, but 60 become
useful citizens"
Training TO become good citizens y
better than coaching to fight foreign
foe. IN this country The kind of train
ing that seems to be in vogue IN Japan
IS wholly unnecessary as the good Cit
izen IN the United States, as has been
so wen Illustrated In times past, makes
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CLEAR.
The explanation by Postmaster Bisbee
ia bis communication to-day IS intended
to clarity the situation regarding the
acceptance Of money by rural mail car
riers in payment orpostage on mail mat
ter deposited IN the private mail boxes Of
the patrons OF the rural routes That
loose money will not be accepted By the
carriers is made clear by the commune
cation, II being an order q che general
post office department. but money prop
erly wrapped Or placed IA proper roepta-
cles win be accepted As payment for
stamps which the patrons wish % pur-
chase, IN recent statement, The Times
said that the order Of the post Office de.
partment was to forbid the acceptance
Of money by the rural carriers under any
conditions, but this was an error, because
Of the Incompetence Of the Washington
dispatch telling Of the order and which
dispatch was used az basis ior the com
ment Therefore, 70 straighten ont the
confusion arising therefrom we suggest
that our readers peruse Postmaster Bis.
bees statement, which appears ID anoth-
er column and govern THEMSELVES
accordingly The further suggestion that
patrons Of the rural routes provide them-
selves with postal supplies, So that
they can stamp their own letters and
packages is a good one and if carried
out win greatly facilitate the service.
The rural carriers viii continue to be
travelling post Offices as one Of them
from the Barre office expressed It re-.
Gently, dispensing the necessary supplies
for the convenience Of tho people fat re-
moved from the post office itself
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CURRENT COMMENT
Fletcher for lieutenant Govenor.

# Messrs. Kidder and Leland cannot
settle their dierences as to which will
be the candidate for Lieutenant gov
ernor from Windsor county, they would
% the stste 4 mighty good service by
both Withdrawing and turning their sup
port to Hon Allan M Fletcher 81 Cav
endish, This would practically insure =
lieutenant governor on The Republican
ticket from Windsor county and secure
to the state man who Is fully COM
petent 70 discharge the duties Of the
governor IN case Of an emergency.
Worth thinking about Mortified News.