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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

AN ideal spot for an all year round home In
charming Burlingame; splendid climate; grand
drives; schools and churches, ETC.; sewer and
water mains laid
LARGE LOTS, 5Qx120 PRICE 5000.
2s minutes from cityS "a trains daily; COM
mute, 10c a trip Go down. today mad make
selection before all are gone
LYON & H0AG. opp. station. Burlingame,
Or CSC Market ST.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
BEST LOTS IN ROSS VALLEY
Adjoining the 20 acres donated by Mrs A. E.
hent, which Will be one of the finest parks for
athletic purposes in the state.
LARGE LOTS, $500 UP, $50 CASH, $40
Lots are prettily covered with oaks and
madrones; excellent climate; boating and bath
ing; many pretty and artistic homes water,
sewer and macadamized roads already in; only
rev left SO see them today. Take Sausalito
ferry and electric train to Kentfeld. Branch
LYON & HoAG, Kentaeld. or
636 Market St
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$500 per lot for lots 27x9O, IN Kansas st. be-
tween 21st and 22d $50 down, $40 per month.
interest per cent; cheapest lots in town. near
carlines.
$3.50 to SS50-Grand lots in Kansas and Rhode
Island sts- between I'D and 23d; corners, 81. .250
up; very easy terms.
S3,2O0-New residence OF 8 rooms and bath:
Kansas ST. near 22d; lot 25x10O.
S1,oOO-1O lots, including corners, near Cort-
land av. and Folsom ST: fine for subdivisions;
sure money for a speculator.
SS5OO-Large holding of lots located near Ber-
nal heights; offered to close an estate; you can
get terms Of half cash this bunch.
$950-26th St, near Castro ST. cars street
graded, ETC.; cheap lot.
$4250-Church st. near 26th; double lot on BIZ
tuInen street; fine for any purpose.
S22oO-f1ne corner in best part OF Potrero;
convenient to the Union iron works.
Sl,6O0-Inside lots in 10th and Mississippi sts. ;
suitable for residence or flats.
$400 to S500-Cambridge st. lots near Silver
av-: very easy terms.
e. NJ. LONG. 3O0S 10th ST. corner Of Mission,
in Anglo Bank building. Phone Market eI9.
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE
VILLA tract. 40 TT. frontage. $500 up; 10 per
cent down, $40 per month: no interest. no
taxes; macadamized streets, curbs water and
sewer free to purchasers; warm climate: ex-
cellent railroad and educational facilities
q II: WILCOX & CO.. SS7 Golden Gate av
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
RANCHES, a up. improved; town property.
lots. r. III. Parker. 125 Pac av. Santa flrnz
TO EXCHANGE
90 SHARES preferred stock Union safe Deoosit
Bank, Stockholm; 30 shares preferred stock
State Savings and Commercial Bank San
Francisco; % shares stock Roseville Banking
and Trust Company, Roseville; 10 shares CHA
pas Rubber Plantation stock valued at So 200;
VIII exchange part or all for real property un-
incumbered- Address P. o. box 669. Sacra
mento. Cal
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ALFALFA FARMS
PLANTED AND IRRIGATED
<f sn T.ovrn s1 So (. M,,+h

We offer 5. 10, 20 and 40 acre farms planted
to alfalfa and cared for by us; proceeds Of
crops credited on your contract of purchase;
under irrigation; IN Glenn county, miles
from Willows, the county seat; on easy terms
of payment, $1.50 acre down and S1.50
acre per month. Write US, telephone US
or call at the office for circular. giving full
particulars.
ALFALFA FARMS co.,
403 MOnadnock Bldg. San Francisco.
Telenhone Douglas 21S2
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OUR BIG DITCH

NOW COVERS %, 900 ACRES
OF the very best land In California, and later-
ais have been to each 40 acres 1907 prod
ucts were: Alfalfa, $50 to SIS per acre. prunes
and pears, $3.50 to $515 per acre; oranges, $3.50
/ to $1,000 per acre; every vegetable. fruit,
grain or grass does well here; well drained;
very. healthful; no malaria; Glenn and Colusa
counties; west side of Sacramento river.
Our special offer to close out the Boggs tract
Is $1.56 per acre per month including taxes
and interest best $100 land; join our
excursion Saturday afternoon. Write for book
let. c. NJ WOOSTER CO., 702 Market st.
Office open Wednesday and Friday evenings
after O'Clock.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS.
THE BEST YET OFFERED.
36h acres near Visalia; rich, sandy loan soil.
WIN raise fruit, 4vines, alfalfa. New room
cottage, new barn s24x36; stock, mower, rake,
piows. separator, buggies wagon, harness,
cnlckens hay, etc., go with property; ga
all kinds of berries and small family orchard.
Price $4,000.
HoBsoN-McCoRMICK COMPANY.
Sl2-S14 Balboa Bldg, Market and I'd Sts.,
San Francisco.
ALBERTA, CANADA
Now is the time to the wonderful grain
helds OF Sunny Alberta Canada Harvest be-
gan July 20. Conservative estimate of wheat
crop of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
provinces 125 600 900 bushels. Special low rate
excursions August and 10. Railroad fare San
Francisco to Calgary $35.60 for all who go on
above dates. Fare refunded to purchasers OF
160 acres or more. Francis Ferrier, Is Geary
St, San Francisco, Cal Colonization Department
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company. Agents
wanted
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ON EASY TERMS.
on EASY TERMS.
Bituminized Streets. Granite
Curbs and Stone Sidewalks Already
Contracted for.
Twenty Minutes from Kearny st.
Unexcelled Car Service.
G. n. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
Agents on the Ground Sunday.
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MALE HELP MISUNDERSTANDING
FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Tel. Market 737.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
HOWARD AND STH. SAN FRANCISCO.
ALSO 4TH. AND j. SACRAMENTO.
soc PER ERR NIGHT 81 PER WEEK a ,,1ETS AND Up.
AND CHEAPER
CLEAN BEDS. 15c.
READING ROOM. BAGGAGE ROOM.
CALL AND SEE US.
AT CosTIGAN & CO. 's.........4 and Fell st.
Fare Paid-SAN LUIS oBISPO C0.-Fare Paid
20 Austrian or Italian laborers and teamsters,
50 day.
25 Iaborers no experience necessary, work
around factory, fare paid. $52 90 month:
10 exp. brick wheelers, fare 2Se, $2T5 day.
; scraper teamsters, close by, 81 day.
Blacksmith, quarry work, no shoeing, $3 day.
10 laborers. large lumber CO., S1s0 day.
Experienced salespeople for various
/ departments of the new Emporium. Apply
supt.'s office, Van Ness av-, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, between and 10 a. m.
ANDRES. ga Franklin st-Confectioner for
shop, So wk.; cook for country hotel, SOUTH
man. must be first class. $50; assistant cook
50 wk: bed maker $IS hotel cook city
small place. $50. Oakland office, so7 Franklin.
WANTED Young man, university graduate,
must be thorough in English, Hterarily in
elned as assistant to advertiser; one will
ing TO start at the bottom and not afraid TO
work. Apply HALE BROS, Inc, 18th and
Washington sts., oakland Cal
WANTED-Immediatel 100 mechanics and la
borers at the MECHANICS HOTEL, 919 How
art st. bet. 9TH and 9th, to occupy clean,
10 " SHAW
BROTHERS.. Proprietors.
EXPERIENCED furnishing goods man, between
% and 30 years OF age; must be energetic and
willing to devote his entire attention to his de-
partment; state reference, age and salary ex-
pected Apply box 1915, Call office.
MEN to learn plumbing, electricity, pIastering
and brick laying, day and night classes; no
books; free catalog; special 10 low tuition in
School. 230-240 Sth St. S. F.
WANTED-Laborers and mechanics to know that
Edward Rolkin has reduced the rooms at the
Denver House, Sd and Howard sts., to ,35c per
day, 81 week; hot and cold water every room.
wANTED-First class manager for shoe depart
ment in large store around the bay; expes
rienced; references. Address postoffce box
475. Oakland.
TAILOR to buy store doing good business; must
leave town. 9o5 Devisadero st.
BUSHELMAN wanted. Apply S. n. WOOD &
CO, Fillmore and Ellis SITS.
YOUNG man. city salesman, SIS week start.
Box 1854, Call office.
CLEAN men wanted to live at 61o Eddy ST.;
homAlike 25e night.
HOP RICKING-Read important item In female
column.
Statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED
FEW hustling statesmen for popular beach
property; liberal advances to right parties.
Call before 10 a. m. at 251 Van Ness V.
EXPERIENCED solicitor, SIS week and COM
mission. Call 10 to 5 n m. 2S4 HAYES st
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SAN LUIS OBISPO
FOR 4 GOOD CAN'T


10 laborers, no experience required, SEQ.
10 drillers and rockmen, $67. 80.
JOB WILL LAST ALL WINTER.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL estate
Z TERMS, 1-5 CASH, BALANCE lu MONTH.
TAMALPAIS Valley is being sold in acres at
beautifully wooded and commands grand
view of mountain and bay. few years ago
hundred dollars Today they are worth thou
sands Of dollars. Today; acres In Mill Valley,
worth e from 50 600 to- Sc ba
suburban acres are hard to get. We are buid-
ing roads and laying water to every lot Elec-
trio light and telephone service assured
The electric trains are convenient and run on
half hour schedule. This is probably your last
chance to get a beautiful acre homesite within
miles Of San Francisco for few hundred
dollars. We have. sold 125 of these lots in
valley and see for yourself; Send for Illus Illus,
trated booklet CRANsToN. BELyEL &
DWYER, 57a California st. Phone Kearny
CHAPMAN N>PARK.
Don't pay such big prices for little lots, for
We sell big lots for little money and offer IN
and beautiful location in Marin county; grand
view; fine roads; shade trees; sewers; water;
electricity, etc.; on easy terms.
]. F. NADON. Mgr, 80 montgomery ST.
$175 each, San Anselmo-2 beautiful. wooded
lots; superb marine and mountain view; soft
frontage; water, street work, etc; minutes
walk to station; snap. a. f. MANN. opposite
depot
1 WILL trade beautiful wooded lot in San An
selmo, worth $375 for Al driving horse young
and sound, 1,100 lbs or over. Box rs, Kent
field, Cal.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore st. near
Post.
SAN ANsELMO REAL ESTATE
SAN ANsELMo.
$315-Dirt cheap; great big lot, 70x100; owner
forced to sell; lovely marine view; forest
trees, water. street work, ETC.; 4 minutes
walk to station. Box 200, San Anselmo.
SAN ANSELMo.
sos each-3 beautiful sunny lots covered with
forest trees; 50x120; double frontage; water
street work. etc.; minutes walk to station
sacrificed for quick sale. h. f. MANN, OPP
depot
FOR choice suburban homesites, see San Rafael
Heights; sewer, water, wooded; lots so feet to
acres ATTHOWE & STUDLEY, San Anselmo
EXPERIENCED solicitor, SIS week and com
mission. Call IL to p. M, 3S4 Hayes st.
SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE
BROOKDALE PARK,
PETALUMA AY.
10 minutes, from station.
Handsome, new, room bungalows
For sale terms.
500 down and $50 per month.
YAK and laurel trees, green grass, nne climate,
swell locality. Large lots. adjoining hne. new
houses $3.50 each.
Write postal for particulars.
3. j. NORTON, 4th and sts., San Rafael.
FOR saie-San Rafael cottage and barn; No. Q
Latham ST
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YOUR FARE PAID.


NEW WORK-SOUTH.
. feams.ers and laborers. $50, one years job
SHIP TODAY.
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% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thUNHEhS.
more drillers and quarrymen for large com
pany. $50.
10 Italian or Portuguese rockmen. $67-50.
. lsbOrers for quarries and rock crushers
from soc fare up. $3.50 and $50.
10 more laborers, large light and power plant
S66
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MARIN COUNTY REAL estate

GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought, cash; assaying
5Oc. Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 9th st. mr.. Howard.
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

DIR. A. B. PIERCE, only licensed ladies' spe
cialist; our treatment is pleasant, safe an
sure. Don't trust your health to dangerou
drugs or even more dangerous operations Yo
can pay little down. A Sd st. near Cal
building: 10 M to p. M: Sundays till 2
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MINES AND MINING

ALLGEWAHR BROS. CO., assaying In all its
branches; accuracy guaranteed; send for mail
ing envelope. 313 9th St, Oakland.
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SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE,
NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY & READY'S GREAT LABOR
OFFICES, IITH AND MARKET STS.
500 SINGLE ROOMS; sun AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM.
% CENTS PER NIGHT: $l.25 PER WEEK,
INCLUDING BATH.
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM 10
A M. FREE BARBER SHOP. BOOTBLACk
STAND SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS.
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM. BAG
GAGE CHECKED FREE. ALL PAPERS AND
MAGAZINES. AND BELLMAN TO CALL YOU.
WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE. FACING
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TERMI-
NAL RAILROAD DEP0T-1lTH AND MAR
kET SITS, SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVER CLOSES.
LOOK HERE.
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PICK AND WORK IN FRUITS
25 men and strong boys to pick and work in
fruits. long jobs. $26 and $50 found.
Families and men TO pick prunes, berries, cut
and work in fruits. good wages.
FOREIGN LABORERS
WE CAN GIVE YOU WORK.
AUSTRIANS ITALIANS,
MEXICANS, GREEKS.
$50 lsborers, Italians, Austrians. Greeks
SlavOnians. Mexicans. etc. for construction
work. quarTies and lumber camps large com
psnies, S52.5O and $50.
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CASH REGISTERS
We are now selling
better registers for less money
than ever before. 1t is a waste
of your time to even look elsewhere
for bargains. New and second hand
from $3.50 up. One call will
convince you.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
1040 Market st. bet. Taylor and Jones'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01

The nominating committee Of the as
sociate alumni Of the University Of YER
mont, Burlington, has presented its re-
port, which, according To the constitu-
ton, makes it necessary to nominate
an alumni trustee to be voted on by
the alumni. including those of three or
more years standing. and all non-grad-
yates whose class has been graduated
for three years or more.
The nominations include Eugene N.
Foss of Boston. class Of 1880, who has
given $4,000 I'd the university cndow-
ment fund; Fred Il. Kidder Of Wood
stock, class Of 1880, and in medicine
class Of 1888 member of the state board
of health; and Chester Bentine McLaugh.
TIL, class of 1878. Judge of the supreme
court Of New York. and who for ten
years past has been serving on the APP.
peliate division in New York City.
The ballots, which are now being sent
ont to tile alumni, will be returned to
the registrar before june |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01
LISTENING.
lta importance N the Art Of Acting on
the Stage.

lts Importance IN the Art Of Acting on
the Stage.
The reason why listening plays q
part OF such paramount value on the
stage 81 that II an actor is not deeply
Interested I'd what III going On lii the
mimic world IN which he has been cnst
ne cannot look for any real interest on
the part Sf his audience. and the only
way III which be can denote that inter-
est is BY the intensity with which he
listens to everything that has any bear
ing whatever on l life and actions
and the skill with which he expresses
the feelings bred or what he hears.
Listening is an art that is not prop
erly taught in the schools In which
modern actors are trained, for while
voice culture has the place Of high
honor that it deserves in the eurricu-
lum OF every academy on Broadway,
II you ask either teacher or pupil about
the still more important business or
listening the chances are that you will
receive no reply save a wondering
shake Of the head
SO much has been said about item
permanent" mentality facial ex-
preston" and personality that ii is a
very easy matter for a schoolgirl to
persuade herself that she has In her
the makings OF great actress All
she needs Is what she calls '.few les
sons. ~
One young woman, indeed, told me
that she had been studying the art Of
expressing various emotions by means
of a series OF contortions OF visage, all
more or less hldeous to behold. but that
she had not been taught anything
about listening. In short, although she
had learned how to make her various
emotional grimaces It had never oc-
CURED to her that unless she could
show cause for these curious express
gions OF joy or grief or rage or what
ever they were called In her Complete
Handbook OF Acting her audience
would NOT understand what she was
driving at. But II she had been taught
to listen with natural interest and
attention the emotions called forth by
what she heard would be certain to-be-
tray themselves convIncingly on her
face. Like many another unfortunate,
this deiuded young woman had begun
to learn At the wrong end and had been
taught the effect, not the cause. of emo
ton Scribner's Magazine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01
WIFE GETS BACK HUSBAND
AFTER 5,O0o-MILE TRIP.
Mrs. Clark Finds Runaway Spouse, Has
Him Arrested, FaithfulEess Moves
Him to sMake-Up.s

Chicago, April /. isirs. Martha Clark
travelled more than 5000 miles, yisietd
nine cities from coast to coast and then
came ID Chicago ard walked Halstead
street from Twelfth street 10 Sixty
fifth and back daily for three months
Ia search Of Der husband Frank, who had
deserted her In Kansas City, Kan, three
years ago. She found rim adm still
loves him,
She had him arrested on the charge
sof abandonment, but he merely was TAX
.ei captive By tile police III order that
he might not run again before she could
have chance to talk to him. This she
did a few minutes previous to their ap.
pfarance before Judge Scoval.
Mrs, Ciark's entEeaties Or wonderful
Ii termination moved iier husband and
lie offered TO stake her and provide for
her as long IS she lived On her requst
and on the promise Of Clark the Judge
dismissed The charge and the pair left
tie court room,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01

Judge.
not many moons ago poker game
was pulled oil IN one Of the clubs OF
The city which caused d prominent mer-
chant To wander home iii the wee sinal
hours. Nor IN that all. Excuses were
in order I'd mollify WHEY, and Of course
but listen
at half past o'clock on the morning
of that game, the young merchant had
acquired u pile ot red, white and Blue
chips which to see over he was com.
PEELED To stand up. They represented
about $500 velvet
He knew that III the cause oil domes-
Tic tranquility he should be going home
but when he suggested that the game
be called oil a then member Of the House
Ecf Representatives dropped a verbal pearl
TO THE effect that Hi you've got cold
feet, put EN- right up here in my bosom
an warm EN-.
There was no drawing out for the nier-
chant, and 50 about . 100 tic next morn
ing He found Bis pile had grown I'd double
les size and he cashed in about $500 To
the good.
After he had gone to the Turkish
bath, which brought his chronometer
around to noon time, he sauntered home,
to be met by his wife. who, to say the
least, was somewhat peevish.
But the merchant boat her TO 1T.
@WnitlR he commanded, before you say
anything, had to ID TO Baltimore late
yesterday afternoon Man who bought
h $500 bill Of goods paid for it with
4 check which was returned marked no
good coludn't stand to lose 1T, and
TO ] hoped ere first train to Baltimore,
got a lawyer, and this morning the man
settled up, all right
Now, before l rest any TIL take You
downtown and buy you something with
The gain on that bill
Now the merchants wife was a Balti-
more girl before her marriage, and nat.
Harally inquired what lawyer her husband
retained
Why, | employed old Judge Emory
the merchant replied, nothing daunted.
and he heard his wife call after him al
he went upstairs: I'm glad you did.
He's an old friend Of the family
Ten minutes later the merchants self
satisfaction at having got BY so well
received 4 jolt when bis wife rushed into
His room flourishing Baltimore paper.
Whom did you say you employeds"
she cried
Il told you plainly Judge Emory"
the man answered
Liar" the wife stormed Here's
his funeral notice
think OF it, boy" the merchant said
in recounting his troubles that night at
the club. Thousands Of lawyers in
Baltimore and had to pick a dead
onei Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01
Wild END DUE; FIFTY
FAMILIES FLEE wICKEDEST CITY.
Announcement Of Boy Preacher Taken
Seriously BY Attendants at
Revival Meetings.

st. Louis, April Terrified BY the
announcement that tile world viii come
to an end tomorrow morning unless
there ii an immediate and miraculous
religious awakening iii the country, over
50 families who ATTENDED the Olive
Street Mission left for St Charles. 20
rules away, to pray.
john Moss, Che boy preacher" who
.has drawn crowds To the mission, told
his followers that In a vision he was"
given q glimpse OF the catastrophe that
would overtake the world on Nednes.
tiiv unless the people became converted.
Mos own mother and sister have lie
come so imbned with his preaching that
they have sold a small hotel to help de
fray the expenses Of the mission One
woman, who says she had been dumb
since birth. rushed I'd the altar Sunday
and shouted, Glory to God. am saved. z
According to Moss the world win be
ain ending iii ST. Louis, because this III
termed the @wickedest city, Am esrth
quake and conilagration via take place
be predicts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01

Washington. y. u, April i. This is
the season when many Nermonters seek
Washington in their search for spring
and pleasure During the past few days
the following have fegiHtered iii the dif-
ferent hotels Of the city ExsIdeut Gov
and Mrs. Steails, Attorney General and
Mrs. Fits, who have Just returned from
strip 10 Cuba Alr. and MIRA Frank Bra-
dish % Burlington, who stopped here OH
their way home from the S0uth3 the
Hon and Mrs. Elias Lyman and Miss
Mary Lyman, who have spent several
weeks at Fort Myer, Wal, Che ladies Of
which party expect to stop IN New York
several days; George Holden Of Bur
lington; Mrs u "A. Woodbury. and
daughter Mildred, and Edward Wood
bury. who have been at Fort Mycr, Val,
Judge Temple and wife Of ST, Adams;
Captain Frank, Partridge on Norwich,
Vt.i Ralph Perry, George Harris and
Fred Smith Oh the university Of Ver-
mont
Miss Laura Wales Of Burlington has
been visiting Miss Faith Woodward and
will stop III New York with Miss Mary
Wheeler. who il visiting Prof. and Mrs.
James Wheeler.
The excursionists from all parts Of
the state have been piling in during the
last week About so people from Brat
fleboro and vicinity came the first of the
week. These included about 50 schoi-
ars and teachers Of the Brattleboro high
school. Representative Haskins arrang
ed for them 20 meet Speaker Cannon in
the marble room of the House, and SEN
ator Dillingham; arranged for their re
eeption BY President Roosevelt On
March 26, train OF II cars arrived
from points on the Rutland railroad
crowded with excursionists Several of
these excursion parties include people
from New Hampshire, and an effort viii
be made Representative Foster and
the representative from New Hampshire
To have the president receive both par
ties at the same appointment.
Among the excursionists may be men
toned. John Wright and Archibald
Parsons of EA~ex functions Albert Stey
ems. George Buck, Charles Powell, Harry
Cook, Miss Nellie Flynn. Mr.. Ferguson
Of Ferguson & Adsit, with his wife and
daughter and Howard Moore.