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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
NO BIG GIFT TO STANFORD.
President Jordan Denies Wrecked Buildings
Show Evidences of Population.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir; The statement current in the press that
Stanford University has received gift Of Sooelaa
FOR the restoration OF its buildings has not Ihe
slightest foundation OF any kind. From similar
irresponsible arises another statement tlA1
me wrecked buildings show evidences OF peculaLlla
ms statement likewise has no foundation
DAVID STARR JORDAN. PTes10an-
stanford University. CAL May Is. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Douglas Robi,so, H..
taken house for the summer on Orange Mountain
adjoining the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Robinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Yesterdays news proves once more that Sun
Day is busy day for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT for
those who happen to get in their way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Monday, June II. has been chosen for the wedSing
OF Miss Cynthia Roche. daughter OF Mrs. Burko
Roche, TO Arthur Scott Burden, youngest son az
MI. and Mrs. James A. Burden. Miss Rocha,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
a LuxuRY.

From The thristian ReGlsttr
my daughter, said the father. has been ac-
customed 20 all the luNuFies OF wealth . s'Yees
replied the count. bristlinx ID. eat a.. xVhse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Mr., H. G. Wells was greatly impressed by
New FORKS imposing Sky line" and says it's
atmosphere 'is Durer than that of any largo
city In the world" Mr. Wells stayed only seven
weeks in the United States which. perhaps. ac-
counts for the fact that he observed only the
atmosphere and "sky line" of New York and
that Chicago is "a dirty. i'll kept city, with an
atmosphere like that OF London" Next time Mr..
Wells comes to visit US 1t is to be hoped he will
descend from the Sky line" and atmosphere and
tell US what he thinks of the cities themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

The reduction plant at Barren Island has it.
self been reduced. furnishing another Nlustra-
ton Of reductio ad absurdum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii sail tony A'R
Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm III are.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Am Mrs Edwin Beers -
sinck- M and Mrs. ". II - -
MI and Mrs AdOlphus Mr. and Mrs Emozy No
Busch CIintock
Mrs Albert Bierstadt Victor Norawetz
Mp and Mrs. Perry BEL AIRS. Hermann Oelriens n
AR Mrs John y ~
Rayles. Mrs Maria Fabst
Mr.. and Mrs James ElveF- NOncur0 Robinson
son. tr William G. NcAdoo
Those who will sail to-day for Liverpool On u
CarOnia are:
Carlos Casasus Mexican Mrs NJ T.. Brown z.r.
Minister at WASHINGTON and Mrs James NN,s-
Mrs John r. NlcFadden F. Rogers 81
Nr and Mrs. Gordon w Mr. and Mrs = W ~
Durham greedy
Mr and Mrs. n Il Nc ar ana MIS-. Ciayscn =
Cready Rich.
The SlavOnia will SAIL today for Naples w.
the following passengers:
BTigadier General George b Mr. and Mrs John p77s'
paws. u s A., and Mrs NJ II Bodin.
Davis. Mrs. Roger Jones
on the FuTEessia were:
Thomas Wilson III r Dunseath. -.
The cabin list OF the Finland. which arri'e@ >
terday from Antwerp included:
Mr. and NTS " F Lloyd Dr. GertrGdS Williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
toNoR FoR NAVY FooTsALL CAPTAIN

Try Telegraph % The Tribune
Annapolis Md Nav si-AIidshipman Douglass y
Howard. sc, has had hts name placed On -.
Thompson cup as the member Of his class NNS 49,, -
done most % promote athletics at Arnapols ,,s9n
ard was captain OF the football team I&ss - - M
The cum was presented by Colonel 49, 81
THOMPSON. Of BayOnne. n. j.. who was p A>--
3Eoa the Naval Ac&denV IN lSs&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Mrs Ogden Mills has rented Mrs. Adair's hon,
No 80 CUFzon street. London. for the seaao, -
will take possession thereof this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt are boot.T a.
, sail for Europe on May 81. ard on their ret,v, =
the fall will go to their place at skaneatele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

Mrs. John Sloane and her son. John SLOANE 9
have returned to town from Hot Springs. Va.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
stsAkE iT OFF
Rid Yourself Of Unnecessary Burdens.
An East Las Vegas Citizen
Shows You How.

Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
BuTdenS nf a bud back are ur,.
necessary.
Get rid 0f them.
Doan's Kidney riIs cure bad backs .
Cure lame, weak and aching hacks !:
Cure every form Of kidney ills
Lois ~ local endorsement to pruve
this.
], J. Young Of Ration. NJ NJ. pas.
senger engineer between Las Vegas
and Ration, says: 4 used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and was greatly pleased
With the results got from them,
had heen having backache and
twinges Of pain IN my back aud also
a slight urinary trouble. and when !
read about Doan's Kidney Pills got
a box at Goodail's drug store. They
cured ME of the trouble, and eau
speak highly Of them. know of n
great many other railroad men who
have used your remedy with good r'',
suits"
For sale by all dealers Price ~
cents Foster.Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's--and
take no other.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
THANKSGIVING DAY Is
OLDEST or HOLIDAYS
First EaiSaasa as Reassieus a. We'll -
CIVIC oAiasasion. tsss Spirit 81 shs
Season RemaAns

I. Is = season os giAAsoHe tFaas-
tioas FaE away o. are oaT tlV*s fEam
tho@e ~ the little haRa ut cnlssnasts
II Massachusetts hay wao TeFeTent-
ls established u day s4 Thanksgiving
for megcaea which Go m@ seem 90
mote than she e0nmoHpiaees Of
meagre existence. the spirit Of ths
0eeamsna survives,
Through all the vicisslsad*s of our
national development. THANKSGIVING
day has heen preserved ~ peculiarly
the New England memorial F0T gen,
eratl0ns II had n sectional obseFEaBe~
and u limited Significance IL was MI
until the white heat of the civil war
fused our people af ali sections into
u national Homogeneous, that the Sew
England Thanksgiving wa3 made that
uf The whole country
Since N. first proclamation by the
president. calling for the observance
Of a day 0f thanks for the preserva,
ton IL the union 0f the states the
custom has heen main'atntssl, the gen-
Grafton ot today knows II In hls CHAR
actes alone
This Ia The oldest of our holidays
In The taFly times 0f st'ctaFtan intOi,
eramce. when church and state wert'
inined la the rule of Massachusetts
there VAS no Christmas under The
Law Observance Of the natal dAy nf
the Prince of Peace was discouraged
IL moi absolutely prohibited by harsh
enactmentg. But the recognition Of
the day 0f thanksgiving was enjoined
as a religious as well ~ n civic ohli.
cation
/ All this Is changed In the growth nf
our people. Onr commonwealth. our
nation. tn the stature which We Set'
today Omr whole people unit" in the
giving of thanks, and II the religious
elcment ts given less promin"nc" IN
the forms with which the day IL oh
served, In the hearts Of all there is Il
no l#%s r"vtFrnt grati'ud" for th'
henefactI0nA with which thc P"wcr
which rules the universe has crown,
I'd I'll" HE "f pt"opl" and IT individu,
ais In this bapW age
We must be glad every un" of us
that We live t0daN The couti'Inn al
humanity In NOT perfect: thcr" are
cruel exceptions to universal human
| felicity but the advance has not only
been great hut steady and full Uf mat
! velous promise for the raC" Aud a.
i for The immediate present, We have
only to compare existing c0nditlnns "l
physical comfort, uf intellectual i'm
provemcnt. of moral aud social uplift
Ing, with those enjoyed by our pre-
deceSsnrs. to feel wave of cnngra'u
lation surge over our hearts.
Personally. many of us may fee
that fortune, or providence. has deal
harshly with ns during the past year
There have been disappointmonis
perhaps grievous afflictI"ns. whose
pain IL not yet duIied Let such sum
mon up the resources 0f In" faith tha
sustained the men 0f the first Thanks
giving days. who felt as well as helicV
ed that whom the Lord loveth. then
he chasteneth:" and let all look fW
ward straight Into the future wher'
the sun shines with glory aud 1
gracious warmth unknown 10 the race
OF mankind at any period bcfnr" this
! favored country
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION


fpllesaax = cossrnos Hasesmaa's
TAanksssTang proclamation:
THURSDAY. November 18th. b
Thanksgiving nas, maze hoar ~ the
fllsrim fsahess and saereaiy kepa 10
fhs pre=ent geaersfIon ~ The peoyse
&C the InatSa STATES N In fer most
p~0ple ! - u rest. 4 aay ~ seasting
snd e res0icIag 6oyernor HageF.
naan. r. the following proclamation.
calls the ataenfson Of fhe people 10 thu
aceasiaa. = accordance vita he pro,
elamafi0a &c President Roosevelt.
Territory of New Mexico. Executive
neparfnent.
The fasG gesr has heea one nf an.
eansii@d prosperity lin to histnTy os
New nexicu. and Of the nation oi
which the people of this territory are
i part. Spiritually, materially. and
morally. great strides have been maAs.
towards TINT perfection which should
= the i'm IL individuals and al na.
sions II has been year of bountIfal
haryesas. of large Increase In our
hsrVfw u cattle and sheep. Of great
progress In agriculture, In irrigation.
II mining. and IN the development Of
Al the natural resources No lavishly
furnished NH BY nature for the sup,
port and happiness Of our people
Throughout the nation the spiritual
s1ste of fhn people. and the public con-
sselruee. have been quickened: Off
sfIai wTuagdolng has been exposed
snA civic weakness Uncovered In
paris of the country there In ap.
rent q remarkable awakening ol
nlIc sentiment IN suppression oi
yartces graft. a movement which
must cniInInale In the enactment al
more wholesome laws. and ultimately
! In The purlfication of the hody polite
From the early days u our repub
lie, when the pioneers from across the
sen first get foot ON the shores of New
England. the American people have
acknowledged their dependence OF
the allegiance In the God of Nations
and have expressed their trust In and
given thanks 10 Him.
Az evidence M our gratitude 10 G"d
for the blessings which have heea
showered upon Us. and In obedience
10 tine hORored custom.
|. H. ]. Hagerman. governor Of thF
Territory Of New Mexico. hereby pro
claim and set aside, Thursday, No
vember %, 1905. M a day of genera
thanksgiving and prayer, 10 be oh
served by all the people Of the terri
tory.
Done at the executive office thii
tenth day Of November, A, u, 1906
Witness my hand and the great sea
NJ the Territory Of New Mexico
tslgnedl n. J. HAGERMAN.
by the Governor;
tSigned ]. W. RAyN0LDs.
Secretary of New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
DEMANDS RECOGNITION
OF mining INDUSTRY
Commercial Prosperity Of the Country
10 Dependent Upon Mineral produc.
ton, Says Senator kearns.

That the commercial prosperity Of
the country is entirely dependent up
on its mineral production ard that
without continued increase of that
production the business of the country
~nlnss-~lse brought to a standstili. is
forcibiy brought ont In the following
extract from letter by Ex-senator
Thomas Kearns of Utah. published In
recent issue OF the Salt LAX" Tr:b-
une. and'is well worth reading In con,
nection with the renewed effort nov
being made by the American Mining
Congress to bring about the creation
OF a department of mining at the
coming session of congress.
The letter Is In part as follows:
Il wonder if those who attempt TO
look into the future and who make
mental pictures contrasting the great
ness of this country ten or twenty
years to come with Its greatness now
have A proper conception of the Inn
portant work the mountain states
shall exert In the country's develop
ment7
II wonder IL our statesmen. our
publicists, and those who make and
administer the law. realize the ast
Influence which mineral mining In
the United States has on the coun
try's commerce. wonder If congress
and the president have shown that
deep concern for this great industry
it's commercial Importance and influ
ence deserves. I wonder II the people
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

nnderxaAa6 ho9 maeA as eoatTlbusss
IL fheAr material welfare:
| IN ome rsa1xF4s % thee three
Ihtnes. he aEsSeg nsasa be 10 The Esg'
maase, Aha tAe aRswes hs@n SA@aaa
lszammlaae arfAoa msa only tn TIE west
where grN1aeE atirnsbaa 10 he iatsas
faxees about ~ sAsaaA produce Swafs,
Ier Fesaass TIA elsrwheFe. aat lin the
saGire eastness worad
IL Ii not smfGlrieAt 10 say that the
miRing snamMary ot the unHted State
| q she grealesa. IL the most important
has the isFgess capital Invested o.
In the saosf progressive. fur whala
these things IRE true. N may also b.
said tie industry Il embEyosic- TIE
eouEtFys Nas1 mineral resources are
yet untouchea. Mountains that yield
no PFofits or small profits today. wn
der the touch of modeFa appliances
and equipment tngnnFF0W wiil poma
forth gnsaf streams of wealth And
this wealth II national wealth. This
asFeanpnent IL national development
The pnodncs ~ thls field af indassTs
h the strongest pillar 10 the coum
It1'S commercial structure.
Not the most thoughtful nor Tbs
most enthusiastic mamie Who live
among the mines and witnesses aAe
tremendous work already being ae
eomplIshed In the west--ean under
stand Tho importance % this on the
country M large. he sees cities build
ed with this wealth, he realizes that
hundreds Of thousands are daily em
plor"d IN the expanding of the indus
try. ha knows what local influence
is exef'ed. but It's effect On the coin
meree ia the country generally hi
does not conceive because II is In
coaceivahle.
This was mndisputed cause tor re
cognitIoa BY the government Of agrl
cultural and other Industrial forces
In the establishing of national bureaus
and In tho appointment Of cabinet nj
fleiaIs % represent them. Is there
hess reason foE giving federal eneour
agenent 10 mines aud mineral devei
upment?s
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
SOUTH CAROLINA BApTtSTS
HOLD GREAT CONVENTION

Spartanburg. s. G.. Nov 2S,-A)ut-
ward and visible signs are abundant
In Spartanbnrg today that great de
nominattonal gathering was on the "a
pts The streets and public places
are thrOnged with ministers. church
workers and representatives Of Bap.
tist mission and educational boards.
The visitors are the delegates tn the
Baptist State convention. which as,
semblcd for its opening session In the
First Baptist church last night, 80
continue In session until Saturday,
The convention Is the largest deliheI-
ativc body In the state and It's annual
sessions attract five hundred or more
monsvllIe will preside over The ses-
sions and the opening devotional OK.
erciscs were conducted by the Rev
J. II. Mitchell
Among the leaders Of the drnnmin
alton whose names appear on the pro-
gram and the majority OF whom have
arrived in the city. are Dr. 7, NJ, Bail
ey of Grcenville, President f. NJ. Po-
teat Of Furman university. President
Nell Of Clemson college, Prof. W. J..
McGlotchin Of the Louisville Baptist
Theological seminary. President James
of the Greenville Female college and
Rev. r, ]. Willingham. u. D.. of the
foreign mission board.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
Famous Strike Breakers.

The most famous strike breakers
In the land are DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. When live and bowels go on
strike they quickly settle the trou-
Bile, and. the purifying work goes
right on, Best cure for constipation.
headache and dizziness. Is cents ut
all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Cut this out and take 1t to any drug
store and get free sample of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For biliousness and constipation they
are unequalled. They improve the ap-
petite. strengthen the digestion and
regulate the liver and bowels.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Mrs. L.. Kempenieh. of west Rail
road avenue. Albuquerque, is in re-
ce,pt ~ news to the effect that Mr.,
and Mrs. A. SneelIenberg of Phtladel'
phia. are rejoicing In the addition t"
their family Of baby boy, Mrs
Snecllenherg. II viii be remembered.
was formerly Miss. Irma schust'F' IA
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Max sch"s,
ter Of the Duke city.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
TO TRADE:

Property In good Ohio town OF 5000
population. A new eighteen room
double house, connected with sewer
age. ready for baths. can use natural
gas for light and fuel. Lot 52x220 f.,
good location. win trade for property
In Las Vegas. Also one residence
property In Nebraska town, to trade
for Las Vegas property.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Children under six years OF age may be car
ried free when accompanied by parents or
guardian. Children between the ages Of six
and twelve will be charged half fare.
Passengers from Las Vegas who do not pur-
chase tickets at the depot. will be charged ton
cents extra by the conductor
D. l. BATCHEIIOR, Agent
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Next Sunday. December ., Major
IT, r. whiting, Of old Alhuqut rque,,
will celebrate his Goth birthday. and
friends who win call and conerat l.
late the major win be royalty r"eeiv'
cd and entertained.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

o. N. Marion left Saturday night
for IN extended business trip to the
south. Before returning he will visit
El raso, Memphis and other inlyort-
ant centers on legal business.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
DAN L. aaTcHElUR,
Agent.
Hot Springs Branch.

train will lrav" the A T y =. Depot at s
a M for the Post Oflre Hot Springs Canyon
returning as s'On as necessary work Is cnlu,
pl~tesl at that point. Rates AS follows:
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Ellsworth Ingalls,. special attorney
f If the interior department at Wash
inEtcn. has returned Ito Albuquerque
fran n business trip to Kansas cIty.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28
Santa Re Time Table.
d TranscOntinental Trains
Each Way Daily.

=" has paliman aud TOURIST A's~sssng caTa
frr %"usk*Tn california; aass. i'uItmaa rar f,.r
vi t'ass' ami t1ty of MeAi'N Fsonn'CtI4 u ft1F M
pasa. ilesnInR. Sl!ssF Cts ana Nil points IN
M#stro. southern New Me*,t'o and AFtEs,na
lhr Et Pau Pullman car will VAT at Alhn
Ju~'V"s' untll the arrival N' No. y ra~~~ug,r@
from Las Vegas should ss~ arr arVo:uusasiat iun
hv having osi N". /. rT haveHRsnI reaa.rve same
a' AhNw!w 'qUr Ihls TRAIT dues iho los al
wnFk
\" has ~Am" tstuipn,tnt Aa Va 4
y" has Pullman IITaHtng t'nm SlesprrS
I" fAh F'FHns1us''. T"aFi.V ~lsers ~ to It4~ An
grIs~ AMI @an frAnti also chair car from
Iaa' "t"N a. fsa# ABRrls~
\" y hA~ puilmHn ORA ~iHg R.enEm ~l.~pers
la Las Angui,-s Needle IL San fTans' I~,'a
Through FsssorVatluns1 T"ertst Sl",.I,ers to nan
III. =" hair tRr Ia AHR tFanrtss'U alsa. chair
Gar frsM Earst0W tn I.us AnGels,s The daIg.
tnrnlH "oun*~tt"ns aF" C"nn*rt'@l with No Tat
AibuuuErtur, No lH'ihE the III laSa train,
phhlng ul, tn" VI Pas" Pullman Stcei.'T left by
M, l at that point
No 2-Atiantlc Ekpr'~s has Pullman and
Tourist sleeping caFN f"F thtrago aud Kansas
city also Tourist car ior DsHs"r "a Pullman
car Tor Denver ls also added at Trinidad. the
latter making connection at La Jun,n
No. t~-Chitagn Limited %eiid Pullman train
with dining, observation and buffet library
ears. unsurpassed otluipmeus ami service.
No r. kanaaS Cuy--flas Pullman and Tnnr
Isl SieVpers for chicago aud Kansas &itV ar,
rlvlng AZ La Iunta nj ~, ID a. nl coanss ling
with No 6Oa leaving Ia Junsa at l2:iO p. n...
arriN Ing at Pueblo at 90 D. - Cole Springs
OF 3 ~ p. w. Denyer 6;aO . ia. At<o chair ears
for hfsNgo and Kansas City. This train dotzs
localwur
No 10 has Pullman and Tourist sleeping cars
for Chkago and Kansas City also Char car
for sane dte*tina ti"ns: carries the III Pan, con
me-. ion mi does la,ca work
! For further Information. call either phone
, 51 .T at th'k"t office where same will In cheer
fully g,Vrn
/ DAN L. aaTcHEaoR.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Optic want ads bring results.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Optic ads bring results,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

The car returning from the SAM
faEtum reaches the Castaneda at
iI:IS and goes direct to the harm
This schedule In 90 complete and
takes In sO'many hours Of the day
that citizens desiring 10 attend parties
or functions I'm the evening may do 90
and be sure Of a car home. IL II
hoped the people will take advantage
of this effort 10 serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

c. A. MCMILLAN, Manager.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

TIE street car company nas Eow inr
aagmFatea seAe9mls tat aims 10
meet The demands a La Vegas seo
- 90 The fullest e1teEt Trains leave
points nasnea every fIfseen niaatss.
In fact . car ca b. found at any
giEen point On The track every fifteen
mtEateM
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-11-28

Plaza .... ....s:s74 an
GAsiAnedA ... ....G:aS an
st. AnGA0ny's ....s:37A an
These cars eontinue every &C.
teen minutes all day until
eveufng, when the last ca
can BE had a1...............
Plaza ...... ... .ia:374 PIN
Casaaneaa 49,. ...i1:09 pm
st AnthOny's ....i1:07H pm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-07
Large Importation Of Arms
For RevolutiOnists
FOR VAR
Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery Are al
Present Being Organized - The
Lettish Revolt Not Entirely
Crushed.

Sc. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE Novoe
vremya yesterday coS9nued its rev.
elations in regard to the impoTtatiens
OF arms into Finland. The paper de-
clared il had evidence that the radical
organization III Finland was preparing
for open war in support OF the next
outbreak OF The Russian revolutionists.
Not only were web armed infantry
forces being drilled, but horses were BE-.
ing trained for cavalry and artillery,
and shells for field artillery We're being
imported
The statements OF The Novoe Vremya
are undoubtedly correct so far as the
Finnish extremists arc concerned. but
The Nationalist and even the Social
Democrats organization diseIaim any
connection or even sympathy with vio-
lent measures.
The appointment of Gen. Langhoa,
former commander al the Semionorsky
regiment, to be state secretary of Fiu-
land, the connecting link between tie
Emperor and the grand duehy, Is uR-
satisfactory 10 the Finlandcrs. Gen.
Langhof. though Il native Finn, has been
a lifetime in the Russian service and
has no administrative qualities The
governor of Bioerneborq, who was the
Finnish candidate for the state secre-
taryship, was rejected, although his
candidacy was supported by Count
Witte
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-07
WHAT is WORN.

Spring skirts Are TO 10 Mach Trim
mea-charmiHs Button Effects.
The spring skirts will be very much
trimmed and In 50 many ways that one
style will nst prevail Some OF these
skirts show plain, graduated or wavy
lines Of applique in bias silk, satin or
braid. Whatever It be, tuck or ribbon,
it must be very much In evidence. Per-
pendicuIar trimmings are to be ia
vogue. and tunic or double skirt.
nounees and occasional draperies and
lower founces assert themselves.
There are charming buttons in the
shops, queer shaded ones, almost white
at one end and deepening into all sorts
OF dark colorings in the center. They
look for all the w7rld like the semi
precious s,ones called iger's eyes.
Heavy gJld bangles are wonderfully
popular as engagement bracelets 9TH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-07

girls who have not announced the fact.
A bracelet ls much less tclltale than
the inevitable solitaire.
A number OF the newest skirts have
panels down the front and back
Smart little business suits arc made
of dark green aud blue plaids. When
trimmed with black braid and a touch
VI rcd the effect Is chic and attractive.
To have at least one big loose coat
well made and trimmed has become
almost a necessity IN most wardrobes.
Empire coats, loose effects, share hon.
ors with the big fur lined affairs with
fur collars ulat turn UP about the ears,
Cashmere. drap d'etc. henrietta and
batistc wool are being used by the best
tailors for suits.
The short wasted Jacket secn IN the
cut is Of quite tile newest Partisan
cult The plaits ARE held In place with
4 bard Of the clsti braided to match
the rest Of the triniaing on the jacket
The skirt IS full ana long
JUpIc CHoLLET