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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
CtRNE GIE HALL
PhILhARM0 IONIC SOCIETY
GUSTAV MAILER

conductor.
second t'ncvrtS - the Firsf series
ihur>day Evening. November - al SIX
friday Afternoon. November Is ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

Dec 10. $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Table Linen and Crashes

One lot ~ l7.inch All Pure Linen
Crash il bIeached. 1878 value, now,
until stock is reduced, At, per
yard 4- Zoe
IL inch All Pure Linen Glass Crash,
with selvage edge. NOW for IL 4 RI
This Il the prize usually asked for
hall linen
We are loaded with Towels that we
bought very cheap, a. iollows;
Good sized Rleaellea Turkish Towels,
which at present prices would sen
at two for g5c, TO reduce this TOT,
now. each ....ss., &c
Cheap enough for wash cloths.
10 by a0-inch fine lIuck Towels that
wers l5c, now lac
20 hy 44-inch fine IIuek Towel 20c
Towel, now, each lie
VIII be taken from sale as soon as
quantity is reduced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

Prices Oh these Linens are only for
these very few days. Only to reduce
the quantity on several numbers.
64-inch All Pure Linen Unbleached
Damask our 60c grade, now AZ,
per yard, only s....-.. 49c
Also one piece OF Dice Damask, usual
IL sold for church or society tables.
our 60c Damask, now same price az
above ... @s.... 49c
G2-ineh Bleached Damask, e5c grade,
now at ............ 49c
70.neh Bleached Damask, our SIC
value, that we have sold q mnch
Of, being nearly equal to dollar
Damask, Please notice the width
70 inches. A part Of this lot at
per yard ..,........ 69c
Our very best sl00 Damask for these
few days at, per yard ..... Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
TALK OF The TOWN.

A chance to save money at Perry's on
Saturday.
Read the advertisement Of Moore &
Ovens on page 2.
Ten per cent. discount On furs At the
Homer Fits company
Express sleigh cor sale See L. NJ
Ayerill's ad. on page 3.
+. r. Cutler went to Burlington yes
terday on business trip,
A. M. Morrison returned last night
from business trip to Bethel.
Arthur Anderson left last night for
Buffalo, n. ", where he has a posi-
ton
The Cleaners viii meet with Mrs
Hutchinson on South Main street Mon
day evening
The Clover club viii meet with Mrs
John Dix, Ia French street, Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30.
ID. Guidici Of Guidici Brothers Granite
company left last right on a few weeks
business trip to Detroit, Mich.
The Tourist club will hold an i'm.
portant business meeting with Mrs Sar
gent Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
The Glenugie club banquet committee
will meet Monday evening at 1880 IN
Woodmen's hail. George Booth, chair
man.
Tickets for eThe Third Degree at the
opera house next Wednesday December
s. 90 on sale Monday morning at nine
o'clock.
p f. Mccarthy went to Burlington
last evening to attend q meeting Of the
executive committee Of the State Fedora
ton Of Labor.
Green Mountain lodge No. 46l, will
hold its regular meeting December o.
1909, at 1880 p. m, Please attend.
George J. Richards, rec. sec.
Miss Lena Norman, who has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs William French q
Prospect street, returned % her home
in Pompanoosuc yesterday.
Gentlemen's clothing repaired; coats
and vests refined; button holes remade
Also, mending Of all kinds neatly done.
Z French street Ifirst Aoorl
The d. a. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for the Jerry keeie estate a
house and lot at the corner Of Brook and
North Main streets 60 s. Simonelh. The
price paid is said to oe $1,000
Nelson AIalmQren Of Rutland secre-
tary treasurer Of the state branch, a. =
OF b.. will leave to-day on q ten day
trip to Cincinnati, o. TO attend the tenth
biennial grand assembly Of the Brother
hood Of Painters. Decorators and Paper.
hangers oil America. which will be held
in that city, commencing December Q
Mr.. Malmgfen goes as a joint delegate
from local % Of Rutland and ls5 Of
Barre. and it is through the united
efforts Of both locals that it Is possible
for the state of Vermont to be repre-
scented at the convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Ladies Knit Underwear

One lot Of Ladies' Knit Underskirts,
each ..-.......t.t-s ..-.st zoe
A part Of case Of Ladies' Fleece
lined Vests and Pants, q seven
pound garment, so-called by
the makers. and S5c value, now
at.......s.as. 25O
One lot of Mnnsing Union Suits IN
grey. These ARE h small and extra
sizes. such as and 4 and s and 2.
The and 4 are $3.50, now at hall
price ,.........s. .....s.. 75e
The s and 0 were sl.75. now at half
price SIC
These being Munsing Suits, you can
not equal them even at original
prices. Please note the sizes; if
right. they are bargains.
Bennington Underwear for both ladies'
and children; also Mnnsing Union Suits
for the whole family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

The sale Of Ladies' Suits has been SO
great this season that the separate Skirt
has not sold SO readily as usual. which
leaves IL with an unusually large stock
At one.half price are few odd Col
ored Skirts in good styles and Of the
best material.
We have just received special, fine,
al wool Panama Skirt in the new
plated style 70 sell at s39s
To reduce the stock. we are putting
into this sale b. 81 Colorcd Skirts
at one fourth off from the regular prices.
At onefourth of from the regular
prices is lot Of odd Black Skirts in the
best styles AS there are bit two Or
three Of kind left. ii your size i here
YOU cannot afford to miss The sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
TALK OF The TOWN

shears, todayionly.
See the new black silk waists at The
Vaughan store,
You ought not to miss those special
values at Perry's on Saturday.
Clarence Bartlett went to Marshheld
to-d1s for few days visit
Mrs G. G, Cory, who has been sick
for the past month, Il gaining slowly.
George r. BcyerIe will be ii the city
next week Orders for tuning can be
left at this Office
A good time to do your carly Christ.
mas shopping, Ten per cent on all
goods at Vaughan's.
All kinds Of fruit choice and fresh,
at lowest prices al United Fruit Store,
76 North Main street.
Martin Kelton returned to his home IN
Cohoes, N. VI, yesterday, after a visit
with relatives il this city.
Sec the line of boys toques, skating
caps, sweaters, etcs in the Frank Nc
Whorter company's window.
Public dance at M. w. Of A. hall,
Saturday, December 4, with Gilbertson'a
orchestra. Fifty cents per couple, ladies
free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

All Of our Chilaren's Wool Dresses
90 into this sale At discount of 20 per
cent
This means You can buy regular
$500 Dress In any style az s S1.6O
IN this range you will find some
very good styles III some good cloths.
At $500 are some very pretty Wool
Dresses in sizes from 9 70 II years
These are our best values III Wool
Dresses, that have sold At $3.50
Now at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
At $40 are few Dresses in sizes
from 10 to IA years These are our
best values that have sold At $500
Now Al s........... 1910
In The better Dresses are a few large
sizes that 60 in at one third the original
price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

All of our double.faced, cotton-fIled
Bed Comforters that are marked
SIPS. now, each, at ..e. oSe
We have one bale Of extra size Com
forters, YES very large, that we
win have in this sale at, each 81 .9S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Bed Comforters and Spreads

clean.out Of the mill, and, to Be candid,
we have more than we should. This IS
the reason for us giving you our profit
at this time.
One lot Of Satin Spreads that are
5000 and 1925 values, now, each,
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 40
Several Satin and Marseilles Spreads,
which sell for $3.50 and S275, now
al ....... ..,..~ s1.66
Higher priced Spreads in both Mar
settles and Satin at same reductions.
ri won't take you long to see our
mistake in having too many Of these
Spreads on hand at this time. IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

our new Lace Curtain Department has
rr and better place TO
show the stock. Hence, our sales have
been double what they were. This
leaves u with more odd Curtains than
usual. THAT is, patterns where there
are only from one to three pairs Of a
kind left. These We are putting into
this sale to close at once
All acc per pair are four Curtains left
ii our soc special, now SOC
AT 89c are lot Of Curtains In white
that are two and one-half yards long
and full width These are our regu-
Tar SIC grade. Now at SOC
At roc each are lot Of Waite Lace
Curtains in full three-yard length
and good width Are our regular
asc grade Now It "... Toe
AZ s1 90 are two lots Of White Cur
tains in three yard length and full
width. These are our regular si.35
Curtain. At ..s. 500
Az $40 * one lot Of White Cur
tains in an extra large size and was
our regular $3.50 grade. At s119
At s125 II tot of four pairs 81
light Ecru Curtains in the best slT5
Grade at ...... s125
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Bed Spreads

ri YOU want better Spreads at less
than cost Of manufacture, here they are.
when we say less than cost Of making
We mean il. These Spreads come from
MI. Gilley Claremont, n. H., and are .
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

we have a few Rain Coats in large
sizes. which we are putting into this
reduction sale at one half price.
At one.fourth off from the regular
prices are few odd Rubberized Coats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Lace Curtains

At $50 are two lots in White Cur
tains. Are good size and fine,
close pattern, with neat border.
Our regular $500 grade, At $50
III oue.third off from the regular price
Il TAI If odd Curtains Of from one
to three Of kind. These are among
our best patterns, but we cannot dupl-
cate them. Are not soiled, but good
clean stock.
Here are three pairs Of our regular
Si75 Curtain, now only silly
AT s1.34 are two lots, one eeru and
one white, three pairs each. Were
our regular $500 Curtains. Now
at ...s....... ...... S1.34
At s1.s7 Is one lot Of four pairs u
White Curtains. one Of our best pat
terms, that sold at $500, now at S1.67
At $500 Is one lot Of four pairs q
6ne lace pattern. was q regular
$500 Curtain. Now at $500
At s2.32 are two small lots OF
fine pattern and an extra value AZ
$3.50 Now but - 1922
ATT half price are few odd pairs
that are mussed and little soiled. Are
In one and two-pair lots
Also a few Ecru Cluny Curtains at
hall price 70 close,
During this sale, we viii give . dis-
count 81 ten per cent. on all the regular
Curtain stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Ladies Raincoats

in the best styles and qualities; are
good weight, medium sizes
We viii give ten per cent discount
on all the regular Rain Coat stock dur
ing this sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Talk OF THE TOWN.

Mems plush-lined overcoats, with
blended rat collars, $500 to $500,
from the Frank McWhorter company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Look at These Prices

A good chance TO get ready FOR christ
mas
we can save you from soc 70 $500 on
d Ladies Ok Gents Trunk.
Can save You from SOC to 500 on
a travelling bag.
we are selling very best Scotch Yarn
~ nor pound S1l20
81 per skein less than regular price
A good assortment Of Ways Muffiers
the SOC goods that come up around
the neck, for cold, bnstery weather,
priced now at half price 25c
Gents An Linen Initial Handkerehlefs,
read good values, zoe kind, for 25c
We are putting ont q special Ribbon
sale to reduce our Ribbon stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04

we have taken from our Toe Outings,
to reduce stock, several styles and
put them onto a table to sell at,
per yard 81
one.half case Of Cotton Diaper AZ old
price, just for this lot
AID Of our Cut Glass This comes N
both small and large pieces and Is we
are not to buy any moro viii take a
loss to close. This is all best cut and
+, kind that il right for quality L takes
up more room than we have fer this
class oF goods 40 take your choice now
1t one third off Of marked price.
$500 Cut Glass for S1.33j $500 for
az 90, and 50 on, throughout the line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dustbane VS.. Dust.
Read over the long list Of goods adyer
tised at Vaughan's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
Children's Wool Dresses Ladies Black Petticoats

At 81 90 we are putting into this
sale lightweight initiation Heath
erbloom Pettieoat that will pay You
TO see, Il in need Of q good skirt.
+ our regular sl.50 Petiicoati now
1T - 500
At $50 are some good values n
medium size Pettieoats that are
made Of good quality meFcegiztd
goods. with full tlouuce- tIe regu
tn s225 Pettiepats row NJ $3.50
At s1.T5 are d fsw oia Peftieaat
made IS COOL quality Heather
bloom have q deep dcuuce. Are eHf
regular SOD Pettieoat. at but SITS
All $3.50 II I'LL extra value IN
black EFaian eiath Pettieaat made
with a l2sinel ilouHce. very fitl,
and has the glove-iittaag Elite tap
Al s....s...s...s.. $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-04
The Frank McWhorter Company

Telephone call, PISA
k 20 and No. Main Price Mems and BOYS ouenters
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
YOELL REPLIES TO
SPEAKER STANTON
Tells Legislator All Have Right
to Ask and Receive Answers

A. e. Yoell, secretary and treasurer
of the Asiatic exclusion league, yester-
day forwarded to Speaker Phil STAN
ton of the assembly letter, replying
to the latters remarks concerning.
foeli and the Asiatfc exclusion league
IN the letter Yoel takes exception to
what he terms "a personal attack upon
me- The letter follows:
January 2S 1909
Sir: note in press dispatches OF the 25th
INST that you are quoted as saying that the let
Ter or the Asiatic exclusion league outrage
Gus and insulting.
can see no reason why the honorable speaker
OF the assembly should become undlrly exercised
over matter which is the inherent right of
every citizen of this state, namely: the asking
or series of questions TO what our represent
atives likely to do, and conclude those uues-
tions by stating what believe our legislators
will do.
Personally. I desire to express confidence that
the Legislators will do their duty to the people
find fault with that. A dishonest one might and
perhaps Will make this an excuse for his own de-
linquencies. but the will prove too gauzy
to conceal his true motive.
As to my being placed In the category of a
lobbyist, you could have spared yourself that
unnecessary excitement. / have never had auy
intention of visiting the legislature, and as 4
matter of fact, never had during my life the
being one of those citizens who believe that the
legislature should act upon questions of public
concern irrespective of the will or wish OF any
person, and further believe that the legislature
their own convictions, unnhuenced by any for
eign power person other than their duty to
their constituents and under their oath TO sup
port the constitutions of their country and state
Yours truly, A. e. YOELL.
To the Honorable the Speaker of the Assembly
Sacramento, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
EMMANUEL MOVEMENT
FOUNDER TO LECTURE
DR.. Worcester to Speak for the
Benefit of Local Charity

DR.. Elwood Worcester, founder and
teacher of the Emmanuel movement
doctrines, will go deep into the details
of his healing methods and the move
ment principles in a lecture this after
noon at the Valencia theater
Fifty cents will be charged for ad-
mission and the money SO raised will
go to further charity work second in
it's merits to none-the care OF depend
ent children through the children's de-
partment of the Associated Charities.
under whose auspices the lecture Will
be given.
DR.. Worcester has stated that to-
days lecture Is meant particularly for
those who seriously desire TO study the
subject. Some of the most learned min
listers. physicians, business and profess
sional men in San Francisco who heard
DIR. Worcesters previous lecture were
much impressed, and. together with
hundreds of others, expressed desire
to hear the question discussed in de-
tall. particularly the exact methods
used in healing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
Local Brevities

JAILED FOR vAGRANCY-DaFid Trachtur
brog peddler. was sentenced yesterday TO
serve six months in the county jail for va
grancy-
DECORATORS AT oUTs--Francis Fickc. a
decorator, obtained warrant from Police Judge
Shortall yesterday for the arrest of George T.
Scott, also decorator, on charge OF embczzle-
ment.
ROBBERY CASE DISMISSED charge Of
attempt at robbery against Fenton White II
years Of age. preferred by Johan Abs, stable
man, was dismissed yesterday He proved an
a1ibi.
ACCUSED OF BURGLARY Thomas Sullivan.
an OK fireman on the torpedo boat Lawrence.
appeared in court yesterday on two charges Of
burglary. but as no complaint was on file a
continuance was ordered.
BARBER RESIGNS Phineas s. Barber for
six years CHIEF clerk In the United States sttor-
ney's office, yesterday resigned to 20 into other
business He viii be succeeded by l.. l.. Collins,
a deputy United States marshal.
FIREMAN ON HONOR RoLL--william Rob-
Hing was publicly commended by the fire commits
Sion yesterday and his name ordered placed In
the book OF mcritorious service for his skill and
daring Ia stopping runaway horse In Ellis
street near Webster Wednesday.
JUDGE is LENIENT WITH PURSE THIEF
Robert Hutchings. automobile washer, charged
with grand larceny for snatching purse, made
such a strong plea for mercy. TO Police Judge
Shortal yesterday that the judge continued the
case for a month to see how he would behave
himself.
PoLIcEMANs COTTAGE BURNED-The cot
tage occupied by Policeman j. IT, McEntee. 400
Morse street. was destroyed by fire about 2
o'clock yesterday morning. The explosion of a
lamp caused the blaze The loss Will reach
81 500 aud the insurance on the building and
contents amounts to $3.50.
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT ON GIRL-Manuel
Antoine, laborer at South San Francisco. was
charged yesterday with criminalIy assaulting
Mary Plya. VINO IS not yet 10 years oi age. bis
case will be transferred TO San Mateo county.
He was arrested Monday while In the marriage
license office with the girl He lived with the
f~1to 10 rrl;n In In ma
riage The girl has been taken before Judge
Murasky.
LAWS TRANSFER BUILDING--A deal for
the Monadnock building executed by Herbert E.
Law aud Grace W Law TO the Realty, Dock and
improvement company filed yesterday at The
county recorders Office The consideration Is
the nominal sum OF $40. The transfer was ef.
fected October 25. 1908. III New York, Laws
wife joining yesterday in the second conveyance
The company is controlled by the Laws and
plans big wharfage Improvements on
North beach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
EVENTS THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE OF SAN FRANCISCO
PROFESSOR OF LAW
GIVEN HIGH HONOR
c. II. Huberich Selected to Act
as Editor of New Legal
Encyclopedia

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. 2S.-
An honor of international significance
has been conferred upon one of the fac
ulty of the law school of Stanford uni
versity. Prof. c. H Huberich has been
asked to act as associate editor for a
new edition of famous legal encyclo-
pedia, to be known as American and
English Encyclopedia of Law and
Practice" Prof Huberich is to act as
director in the compilation of copy and
will have as associates such well known
legal experts as Sir John A. Boyd, chief
justice of the province of Ontario, Can;
Chief Justice r. Tashereau OF the prov
ince of Quebec; Dean Lewis Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania: Dean Kirch-
wey of the Columbia law school, and
Dean Hurchins head of the Michigan
law school
The compilation of the volumes. of
which there will be 60, will take, it is
estimated. some 10 years. The first
volume of the set Will, however, be
issued February l. The work is being
compiled by the Edward Thomas law
book publishing company.
The local branch of the Young Mems
Christian association is planning So
a jubilee and has solicited cooperation
from the various fraternitieS. A. X.
Roth, president of the associated stu
dents is active in this work and is
chairman of the social committee.
n, raaaDt
rival here from the University of Wis
consin, spoke before the Social service
club last night and gave an interesting
discourse on the great problem of
child labor He told of his study of
the problem in the manufacturing dis
tricts of the eastern cities. He was
followed by President David Starr Jor-
dan, who gave description of the
ravages of the ''hook worm" disease.
which largely affects children of the
mountainous regions of Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Prominent upper class law students
of Stanford university were forced to
go through grotesque stunts for the
amusement of the entire student COM
munity this morning and noon during
the semiannual initiation of the Phi
Delta Phi legal fraternity. The six
neophites were garbed in costumes
which ran the gamut from composite
track and baseball suit to the dignified
habit of a member of the ministry.
The fun began when the undergradu-
ates came from their classes to find
+. j. Macomber of Los Angeles, a
senior. roughly dressed and hardly
reco gniZable by his friends; d. w. Bur-
bank of Santa Cruz as a coy young
woman making love promiscuously; r.
A de Bolt of Los Angeles in a min
ister's outer garments set off by brill
liant footwear and tie; A. III. Drew of
Fresno in a barrel; c. p Happy Jr.
of Spokane as blackfaced cook; r.
II. Reynolds of Los Angeles as COM
posite football, baseball, track and
rowing athlete The climax of the
initiation was mock wedding held
on the postoffice steps, In which the
neophites appeared after a change of
costumes.