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Da To order your adver- ostein Dai lir (Slobe SEPTEMBER AVERAGES: Daily Globe 180,282 Sunday Globe 316,756 tisements for Saturday's, Sunday's and Monday's Globetoday. Sure VOL LXXVI-NO 93. BOSTON, FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1, 1909-SIXTEEN PAGES. COPVBWHT, iwo.

by THE OLOBK NEWSPAPER CO. PRICE TWO CENTS. SCENES AND INCIDENTS A YESTERDA Y'S STATE CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRATS WHITNEY HAD VAHEY AND FOSS NAMED Goughlin Defeated by 186 Votes in Convention. Candidates Present Claims in Person Before Delegates. Mention of Hamlin Nearly Results In a Stampede to Him.

MO RECORDS Sportsman Says Dr Cool Lett Only Apparatus Declares Latter's Sledge Bore Signs of Hard Usage. Eskimos With Him Said to Have Been Strong and Capable. VOTE FOR GOVERNORSHIP NOMINEE. Whole Number Votes Cast 584 Necessary for Choice 292 James Vahey .384 John Coughlin 198 John Thayer 2 1 mmw yfe PIKHAEl. FFiAHEKTy Of PRESIDENT OUT 3 David F.

O'Connell, Worcester. i Roger Sherman Hoar, Concord. 5 Edward Gallagher, Lowell. 6 Frank C. Richardson, Essex.

7 Walter IT Creamer, Lynn. 8 Fred D. Maeleod, Cambridge. 9 Joseph A. Maj nurd, Boston.

10 John E. Baldwin, Boston. 11 John F. McDonald, Boston. 12 Albion C.

Drink water, Braintree. 18 James F. DriscoU, Fall River. 14 Harvey H. Pratt, Scituate.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOB GOVERNOR. James H. Vahey, Watertown. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

Eugene N. Foss, Cohasset FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. David T. Clark, Williamstown. FOR TREASURER.

James H. Bryan, Westfleld. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Harvey N. Sbepard, Boston.

FOR AUDITOR. Alexia Boyer, Southbridge. MAURITANIA'S NEW RECORD Guts 44 Minutes in Run From Liverpool. DEWEY CANNOT USE COMMON Request is Refused by Mayor. SHIP SUBSIDY FOR By JOHN W.

CARBERRY. TKURO, Sept 30 Harry Whitney, the New Haven sportsman who is the most conspicuous nonpartisan witneaa In the Peary vs Cook polar controversy, says that Dr Cook left no records with hlrn at Annatook last April which can be of assistance to the explorer in establishing aa a fact that he reached the north pole. "All that Dr Cook gave me, so far as I know, when he left Annatook to sledge to Upernavlk were his astronomical instruments," aays Mr Whit ney. "I examined the articles and found a sextant, some artificial horizon Instruments and other scientific apparatus, together with other personal belongings. "Dr Cook did not impress upon me that they were of any value.

If 1 had thought thoy were valuable to him I should have taken the Jcanle from North Htar bay back to Etah and secured them. "But Dr Cook said nothing about any papers or documents or any date which he needed to prove that he had been at the pole." Do you know ot any reason why Dr Cook could not have taken all his records with him whep he left Etah?" "i supposed he did take all his records," said Mr Whitney. "1 know he took some letters Tor William Pritchard of the Roosevelt crew and mc. He could not take tha heavy articles that are now at Etah because his sledge was loaded and he could not get another because of the scarcity of dOgS." KPPipv. WAS MORE IN DR COOK'S CONFIDENCE.

Mr Whitney, the first white man to whom Dr Cook said he had been to the top cf the globe, it appears was more in the confidence of the doctor than In that of Commander Peary. Dr Cook frankly told Mr Whitney whnre he had aeen, but. up to the time the young millionaire transferred from the Roosevelt to the Jeanle at North Star bay. Aug 23, he did not know that Peary had attained the north pole. "Commander Peary did not tell me that he had been to the pole," said Mr Whitney.

"So far as I knew he had not told anyone on the Roosa-velt, not even Capt Bartlett, how far north he had been, up to the Urns 1 left the ship. Of course, it was gossip on the Roosevelt that the commander had been to tbe pole, and I heard that. "The crew inferred that Commander Peary had been to the pole ft the fact that he returned so soon when he had plenty of provisions left. But as I heafd the news, no one cn the ship knew upon any reliable authority how far the leader of the jxpedition had been." Harry Whitney is bound for his home at New Haven, having arrived at North Sydney from St Jobm, this morning. Is proceeding direct to Bostdn and was seei here tonight while waiting five hours for a connecting train.

The sportsman was much exercised over the prominence in the north pole discovery dispute which has come upon him unawares, and he was anxious as to whether either Commander Peary or Dr Cook were depending upon him for any testimony In the controversy. Makes New York in 4 Days 10 Hours and 51 Minutes. Vahey and Foss it is. The Vahey-Foss combination for governor and lieutenant governor, respectively, triumphed at yesterday's democratic state convention at Faneuil hall. Foss' nomination slipped by on the Creased ways of the convention a quick as one could say Jack Robinson.

There was no nominating speech for Foss. As chairman of the committee on the balance of the state ticket, John F. McDonald of Boston, for many years a Jamaica Plain neighbor of Mr Foss, reported the nomination for lieutenant governor. Opposed to a Territorial Form Of Government for Alaska. State Committeemen at Large.

BY DISTRICTS. 1 Daniel F. Doherty, Westfleld. 2 James W. O'Brien, Northampton.

Wanted Bandstand, Chairs and Tables on Saturday. Theocratic Campaign Hits Municipal Snag. Her Captain Hopes to Clip Two Hours More. today that he would urge in his coming message to congress the enactment of a ship subsidy law. Mr Tatt declared that the country was ready to make such experiment SEATTLE, Wash, Sept 30 Speaking i before the largest audience he has faced since hlB trip began a crowd that overflowed the natural amphl- theatre of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition with its seating capacity of nearly 20,000 President Tart announced i DON'T WAIT Secure Your Scat In BURDETT Continued on the Third I'e.

Mayor Hibbard yesterday declined without comment to grant a permit to Ex-Judge Henry S. Dewey to occupy an acre or more of Boston Common during the hours between 6am and 6pm tomorrow for campaign purposes. The judge was to open his theocratic campaign for governor on the Common Saturday, believing that Mayor Hibbard would not oppose his petition. The petition requested Mayor Hibbard to allow the judge the use of the bandstand on the Common, furnish him with several hundred chairs, a score or more of tables and a sufficient length of rope to inclose a space about the stand to accommodate an audience that may be omputed by the thousands. According to the petition the judge had intended to deliver addresses upon the "Unwritten Uw of Peace and NIGHT TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS.

Paare 4. National baseball commission approves plans for Red Sox-New York post-season series, to open Oct 8. Special airedale terrier show at the Larchmont kenm-lo in Hamilton tomorrow. Clayton in balloon Boston lands at Kensington, H. Pne-e 5.

Mr McDonald talked fast and chairman Hamlin put the necessary motions in rapid succession in carrying out the leaders' program. Much to the surprise of those wno had been following the proceedings carefully, nobody raised a voice in protest. Up to the minute that the last ballot had been cast, anti-Foss delegates among the labor element in the convention had loudly proclaimed their intention to voice their opposition to what they regarded as an unholy alliance between democrats and republicans, but Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald, who took up a position in the rear of the hall, got hold of some of the labor men and is credited with having succeeded in quiet ing them. Among those who threatened to lead a revolt was Ex-Alderman Fred J. Kneeland of this city.

As soon as the nominations were made John F. McDonald, who had not yielded the floor, moved at 4:15 that the convention adjourn. It was carried unanimously. The Vahey people and the state committee officials, who had been the custodians of the Foss boom, breathed easier than they have since the Vahey- SC1KDL Of Business and Shorthand for NEXT MONDAY, OCT 4. Hundreds of ambitious young men and women who mast have technical training in order to advance have secured seats under the cenerous special limited offer NEW YORK, Sept 30-Forty-four minutes more was clipped trom the transatlantic record by the Cunard liner Mauretania, which arrived this afternoon from Liverpool and Queens-town.

The Mauretania, which wrested the title from her sister ship, the JLusl-tanla, on her latest trip, completed ner run of 2784 knots tonight in 4 days, 10 hours and 31 minutes, at an average speed of 26.06 knots an hour. Her best previous trip was 4 days 11 hours and 3o minutes, and the average sped record had heretofore stood at 25.87 knots hour. The Lusitania's best performance is 4 days, 11 hours, 42 minutes. The Mauretania' captain is. by no means satisfied that his boat has yet done her best, and he promises with better speed conditions to clip at least two hours more from the record he established today.

"We had gloomy weather all the way," he said tonight, "and for la hours we faced very rough seas, which naturally cut down our speed somewhat. The winds were strong southeast and northeast." The big liner left Daunts rock, Sept 26, at 10:04 a and arrived at the Ambrose channel lightship at 3:56 m. Her day's runs were 58, 661. 642. 667, 651 and 115 knots.

On Monday, Sept 27, Thomas Murray, a second cabin passenger, died of heart disease and was buried at sea. Among the passengers were the Pilgrims team of English football players, Fred M. Millies captain. They will play several games with American teams during their stay in this country. Other passengers were Olga Nether-sole.

Rear Admiral George K. Ide and Rear Admiral T. S. Thompson. Equity and Justice." The bandstand TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS.

Page 1, Harry Whitney declares on. arrival in Nova Scotia that Dr Cook left no records with him In the Arctic regions, described to him as valuable. Vahey and Foss to heud democratic state ticket. Mauretania cuts 44 minutes trom her record from Liverpool to New York. Mayor Hibbard refuses use of Boston common to Ex-Judge Henry S.

Dewtey- President Taft favors a ship subsidy; opposes a territorial fotm of government for Alaska. Page ii. Iceberg seen In the Atlantic steamer lane. E. A.

Filene explains scope of 1915 movement to metropolitan improvement commission. Hill will take the stump. Paste 4. Red Sox promptly hand out a 9 to defeat to Detroit, the new American league champions. Chicago Americans by a double defeat knock Athletics out of pennant race, turning another championship over to Largely on Thomas' good work, Boston Nationals win at St Louis: Pittsburg takes one game from New York.

THE WEATHER. of POSITION FRIENDLY TO BOTH SIDES. He discussed the issue and his part in it reluctantly, for be said ha felt not oniv friendly with, but under obligations to, both explorers. His position, he insisted, was literally neutral and he could only state a few facts, which must not be taken as indicating his espousal of the cause of either. Whitney looks the man who had a year of roughing It In the An mo.

His face is bronzed and weather beaten, his hands large and calloused, for the few weeks on the Jeanle have not softened the palms that wera hardened by guiding, pushing, pulling and heavy sledges over tlw ice. He has had one year of Arctic hunting and is bringing out numerdJia musk ox heads and skins and bear skins, very fine specimens, of wjtfch was to be his speaking platform and the chairs and tables, he explained, were to accommodate the hundreds who might come forward and sign his nomination papers. The judge's purpose In opening the campaign on Saturday was encouraged by the fact that the republican state convention was to be held on that day. There will be a conference of Judge's campaign managers held behind closed dpors some time today for the purpose of rearranging a program for Saturday which will enable him to accomplish in part the grand work he had hoped to accomplish, had the mayor allowed hfm the use of the bandstand and an acre about It on the common. For 6 Months' Course 15 Contloaed on tbe Second Page.

GLOBE ADS PAY BEST TRY ONE AND Sbk Harvard football squad has its longest and hardest scrimmage of season. Brookllne high beats Roxbury Latin. 5 to other school football. Co of Gloucester wins Sth regt shoot at Bay state range. Last night's bowling.

Pojce O. Military parade of 26,000 men in New York; sailors there from 16 foreign warships. Henry W. Flagg commits suicide in Calumet Hecla building in Ashburton pi. Representative Norman H.

White of Brookllne charged with manslaughter in inquest report on death of Worcester boy killed by his automobile. Daily lesson in histo-. Page T. Commander Peary will arrive in New York this morning and command the Roosevelt in the Hudson-Fulton marine parade. PitKe 8.

Counsel for respondents to try to prove Daniel Blake Russell is James D. Rus-eau. Barge West Virginia wrecked on a shoal in Pollock Rip slue. Pairings for women's national goU' tournament; 11 Boston district entries. Pnu-e Real estate transactions.

Many favorable opinions brought out at hearing on old-age pensions at the Continued en tke Bvnta Pate. flsF CAUTION Do not delay too long or you will lose your opportunity to secure a seat. Open daily and evenings for enrollment. New day students admitted every Monday. I Q.

Boyfston St. I cor. Washington St. 1 Lamson Hubbard WASHINGTON, Sept 30 Forecast for New England and eastern New York Fair and cooler In south, showers in north portion Friday; Saturday fair; moderate west winds. HOME SAYINGS BANK 75 Trwoat Opposite Tremont Temple Deposits Go On Interest Monday, Oct.

11 Jul anil Kuu.i the Bank will i opn after 2 o'clock at-nrnay afteraooas. I METROPOLITAN LINE to NEW YORKI Local forecast for Boston and vicinity rlday partly cloudy, somewhat i The Profound Impression which the PIANO Has created among the most discriminating and cultured musicians gives it a' unique position in the musical world. No other piano ever aroused such enthusiasm on the part of musicians. This is not the result of chance, extensive advertising or sensational methods on the part of its manufacturers It is due to certain epoch-making improvements of a scientific but practical nature notably the Tension Resonator developed in the Mason Hamlin lactones and found only in the Mason Hamlin pianos. cooler, light to moderate westerly winds.

Saturday fair. rt Bad stateroom uptown olBce I Tw-krt Beekman Tourist Co fc 1M Wn.liincton street The temperature at 8 last nig ht in the following places: Montreal 46, Nantucket 62, New York 60, Washington 62, Atlanta 72, Savannah 68, Jacksonville 70, New Orleans 76, St Louis 66, Chicago 60, St Paul 64, Bismarck 74, Omaha 68. Denver 76. SPECIAL NOTICE EE PACE 15 Boston y. C.

A. Evening Courses A.INfNOLjfNCrO a A nwii. THE open nooa 0 state house. Common council calls on Mayor Hibbard to direct assessors to place Copley-sq trust matter before Dist Atty Hill. Boston institutions remembered in will of Charles H.

Draper of Brookllne. Poa-e lO. Gen Patrick Hayes chosen commander of Union veterans' union at convention at Auburn, Me. Stories of John Fitch. Suffolk county woman's temperance union in convention.

Page JU, Assistant city engineer Fay testifies a expert in steel cases. Samuel Kenntson arrested charged with shooting Mrs Emma Young, a Charlestown widow. V. Household department. Creelman in Damascus.

Pace 18. Financial and commercial news. Page 14. Massachusetts street railway association on trip. Page I S.

Paderewski defeated by Wilkes Heart at Columbus; horse racing elsewhere. Women's tennis tournament at Long-wood. Fort Andrews garrison holds field day. tOVnUvDF 5 TO OOD UVISO. A THY IT 19 SCHOOL ST.

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