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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15


the people of the state generally a few
facts and leave 1t to IA candid public to
Judge whether the people OF ycrnal arc
as bad, as was set forth In the inter-
view. 4.
In the outset, we want to say that the
people of Vcrnal have never looked
upon the reservation settlers as objects
of charity. They have been and are
DIR neighbors, and we have looked up
on them as such. True they are and
have been Drawing the hardships 1T
pioneer life and are meeting With the
Evicissitudes incident to the building
up Of new country, but they are do
ing It with IL fortitude worthy OF a
pioneer spirit.
When 1t became evident during tie
winter. that there might be some cases
of need before the advent of spring
committee was appointed by the stake
residency of the Uintah stake to re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15
UNIVERSITY VISITING DAY.
Friday Will be Marked With Interest
ing Exhibitions.

Next Friday afternoon will be open
visiting day at the ladies gymnasium.
and an exhibition Of the work will be
given which will close the work for
the year. There has been 4 great I'M
provement in tho work Of this depart
ment since It has passed into the hands
Laney took up the woman's work in
the University at the beginning of the
second half year. As an instructor In
Swedish gymnastics and dancing, Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15

Salt Lake city.
The purpose OF this articlc is not 20
herald our charity. but to- correct
wrong impressions that may have teen.
created: we have done by our neigh.
hors, us We would wish to be done by.
We believe our efforts in this dircc-
.tion have been appreciated
Does II appear reasonable that in y
little community such as ours Is, WhiSh
within three days raised s2S5,75 for the
unfortunate victims Of the Messina
disaster, should allow our fellow neigh
bors to suffer for the neceSsaries of life?
DON b. COTTON,
J. Is. BELLOCK,
LUDWIG THOMSON,
HERBERT TZIACr.
THOS. w. OsDONNELL
r. M. YOUNG,
DAVID BENNION.
Nernal, Utah, May II. 1909.
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De Laney stands without a peer in the
west The University has been 50 for
tunate MS to secure the services OF
Miss De Laney for the following school
Year, The department. extends an in
Nitation to all interested IN the work
following Is the program Of The day
Marching and tactics, free gymnastics,
dumb bells, game, folk dances. by
Louis Fl. Calf Of New York, German
May, Hungarian, Swedish. swedish
gymnastics. Series OF couple dances,
wand drill. Characteristic dances.
Spanish, Scotch Irish. Series OF
classic dances: lmpromtn gnyotte.
Wild bird maaurka, Bonita capiipc,
Tztsanc maaurka.
n c. NJ. L. May Sale commences
Monday, see page "a and "a.
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% ! =. ~ ~. 90
ceive contributions and assist in their
distribution. call was then made
on the bishops Of the various wards
and the Relief societies to collect
means, food and clothing for those in
need on the reservation, and be it said
here that this matter was not confined
to any church, but citizens irrespective
of creed or party gave literally of their
means at hand. and inasmuch as the
Latter-day Saints authorities We're first
In the field in this good work. and had
organizations for this distribution, TO
them was given the work OF distribut-
ing.
While Relief societies and indiyid uals
have contributed literally it Is impos-
sible to determine accurately Just how
much has passed from this community
to needing ones on the. reservation, but
from the figures at hand it may con-
servatively be stated that besides the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15
- for these bargains in sirks and dress goods

Splendid llll Worsteds in checks and stripes
tine range OF medium and light colors-W Worth
oOc the yard Eurryup -
Fine assortment Of nlohars, vide vale
serges casslleres, batistes and Pananas--
mostly dark coors--splendid spring weights
Wortllso5c and 75c the yard ~
Hurry tip price Observation-Disclosures 6c
Splendid assortment of light check and mix
t y yards in the lot4444 inch widths
all Weaves-Worth Sl.O0 the yard. -
Hurry up price 09c
Plain and fancy dress fabrics III plaids and
strlpes-cllecks and novelty 1nixtures-1 900
yards worth S1.00 and SIPS the ~
yard" Hurry up sale the yard I9c
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PROMPT Relic.
FOR THE SETTLERS

z.dito, Deserct News, Dear sir---Itl your
..s,,s Of May 4, 1908, under the head
=, i, eThe sun shines Once More Upon
HI, reservation you print an inter
.saw With Rock NJ. Pope OF Theodore,
1Wah which does an Injustice to tho
nsople Of this community.
| i ~ Inc gentleman WIS correctly quot
III We desire to place before him and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15

n. G. NJ. /. May Sale commences
Monday. see page "a and 20
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CSC up to ,$l3.5O each

An assorted lot Of the seasons best values
including Pananas. serges, voiles, etc
Worth S1.55 and Sl50 the yard 90
Hurry up, price .........s.. 0Oc
Beautiful silk wolfe Marquisettes-l50 yards
including beautiful patterns OF Is yards eacl,
Pure silk, elegant for evening gowns
Values $l.z5 the Yard Hurry %
UP price ..........5.... &c
Messaincs and cords in seasons most deli
cate colorings-Pure sk-1o inches wide
Worth o0c the yarc-"IIurry "a
III" sale ....#.......-...... ................ 0oc
Colored taffctas including the famous Gritf
and 3 A kinds. 20 inches wide-all seasonable
shaces-Worth Sl.OO the yard 10
FURRY up sale Observation-Disclosures &c
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Silk Princess dresses

Beautiful in every respect--represent the
seasons best styles. Made in the newest shades
Of taffeta and nlessaline and satin foulardss--s
There are solid colors, stripes. dots, and flg-
ures-Fancy tucked net yolses, Persian band
trimmings, long tucked sleeves with skirts in
the full, clinging, hipess, flare models Values
TO $l7.00-Choose at d. - N e.
only .8.S....o... ....s.8.;.. % A 1e ~
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Waists at great Hurry up
reductions

Not women in Salt Lake would miss
attending this sale il she fully appreciated
what great offers we are tnakng-tlle quail
ty Of the goods offered and the splendid as
sortments we're prepared for her choosing.
Hundreds Of the seasons danticst waists
ill lingerie, tailored linen and madras fabrics
Prices for this sale range way below actual
values-Youll find them marked at
CSC 11D to $3.50 each
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/" Hurry up for these wash
goods and drapery offers

Nottingham Lace Curtains, 300
pairs, white. ivory and Arabian,
$500 and s3.25 values. Ct e e
Hurry up" sale ........... PAsUA
Brass Curtain Rods, 81 inches ex-
tended, made with white metal tips,
w,rth 25c EACH Hurry M
up price .....,................ w ~
Brass Curtain Rods. 81 inches ex-
tension, ball trimming, worth S5c
each. Hurry up" *
Pequot sheets, s1x9o, worth sl.0O
each, limit s to {. custom ~.
er. Hurry up" sale. ...,..... ~
Hemstitcl,ed pillow cases. 45xs5
inches worth zoe each, limit 10
customer Hurry up H.
Full size, heavy white crochet Bed
Spreads, worth 81 .25 each. Or
Hurry up" sale .......... OOC3
Satin Marseilles Spreads, fringed
WITH cut corners, worth $500 each.
Hurry up r1or
sale ......:............. 1900
scalloped embroidered Satin
Spreads, regular $500 GO m
grade, Hurry up sale. :. pA.1U
Heavy cream Turkish Towels.
worth 1Sc each, limit 12 to a Gus
toner. Hurry up ~
st,te '...........,........ IVY
Finest Turkish wash cloths, wort,,
1sc each. Hurry up
sac. Observation-Disclosures. IN
Turkish bath towels, the Star and
crescent made, worth Acc o.
eacf. Hurry up sale. AOG
Satin Dalrask Irish make. ~ inch,
wide, 20 pieces, worth sl.so the vard
cream Irish double Danask. -
inches wide, worth s1.6o. no
Hurry UP" sale either line voc
ouriin $500 spot napkins. "Hur-
ry up" sale, the rIno
,. India Llnons, worth 1oc to 4oc the
sale h'rry up SC TO Csc
Persian Lawns in SO and As inch
.M sr1. worth 25c to s1.0o tho yard.
sale. '1 -. ~ l9c to Csc
vd Lons a! Musliny. IA width,
worth l21ac the yard. or
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Hurry up knit underlined
hosiery prices

Wonlcns vests in short sleeves and sleeveless
styles--Finished with ncrcerized brad-Worth
] SC the garment" Hurry ~
up sale ............5. .......-..-. lUc
Knit undergannents-vests i'll high neck
long and short sleeve styles-pants i'll lace and
cuff knee and ankle lengtll-Worth 35c or
the garment" Hurry up sale ........ AJc
Moments and c1dren's black cotton hose
splendid yarns in medium and heavy ribbed.
Worth zoe and 25c the pair 1O1 O..
Hurry tip sale Il &c
MEMS HALF HOSE--in tan ony--A
splendid 25c quality" Hurry up TX.
sae--the pair Observation-Disclosures. As'S
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Cotton tcilored suits

Fancy sks-30o yards Of beautiful shep-
A splendid lot, worth to SIPS -
the yard Hurry up price o5c
Elegant spot-proof foulards-range OF sllad-
es includes Navy, Brown, Copenhagen, White,
Wisteria etc, in dots and combination stripes
Worth SIPS the yard Oh
iluii w PIX - -
Pure Silk Pongee-the most wanted shades
including Raspberry Navy, Wistcria, Gray
Stone. Leather. Copenhagen, ctcbroken line
including 200 yards-Wort Sis and
$500 the yard" Hurry up 90
Beautiful satin foulards worth soc the yard
and 10 inch Peau de Cygene worth Csc the
yard--eitller line Hurry up 90
price .....,..................... C5c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
TALK OF THE TOW N
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

AVSoA tAaERohAAka AttoStJ NNAe avs ~~~S
Readers.
Saturday sale of 25c dress goods for
l2lac at Vaughans.
Whist party in Odd Fellows's hall,
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
To Rent--Six-room cottage on Elm
street, Apply to L. A. Averill.
g. II. Bennett has returned from New
York City, where he attended the auto
mobile show.
Sebato 23 Gennaio mel salone del block
Socialista gran fiesta do ballo ihziata dal
Italian Athletic Club.
Hospital Benefit Supper--Chicken pie
supper, under direction Mrs. Benedict,
Thursday evening, January rs, from $3.50
TO 1880, Universalist church vestry.
Public dance at NJ. w. of A. hall, Sat
urday evening, January 20, with Gilbert
sons orchestra; dancing from 8 to II.
Admission for gents so cents, ladies free.
Don't overlook those bargain in shoes
and oxfords for women on sale at @. s.
Andrews shoe store. Such opportuni-
ties for saving money are seldom offered.
A daughter, weighing sA pounds, was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Messenger of Norwich. William M.
Stewart OF this city is the infants
grandfather.
Barre labor men viii be particularly
interested in reading the debate on the
Bloomer apprentice bill, as it appears
in our legislative story on the second
page Of to-day's issue. The bill was
killed in the House yesterday afternoon,
largely on the protest Of the Barre Cen.
trail Labor Union.
The annual election of officers of the
Montpelier Association of Congregation.
al Ministers will be held at the meeting
in the Montpelier House, Montpelier,
next Tuesday, at 1890 in the forenoon.
The program VIII include a sermon by
Rev. d. II. Strong Of Williamstown, a
paper on "The Sphere of the Church"
by Rev. Fraser Metzger Of Randolph,
a book review BY Rev. Robert Clark,
and another by Rev. j. B. Sargent.
Judging from the attendance at the
opera house last evening, there are a
lot of base ball cranks in Barre. There
was a good audience at the matinee and
a full house at both performances in
the evening. The base ball film will be
run at each performance to-day and to-
morrow The other pictures win be
changed tonight. This evening and Sat
urday matinee and night will be the
last chance to see mile. Carrina" and
her performing bears. A special attrac-
tion at the Saturday naatinee win be
Miss Isabel Gall in Scottish dances.
This little lady dances in full Highland
costume, and her dancing is truly re-
markable for child of seven years.
After the matinee on Saturday oil chill
dren win be permitted to 60 on the stage
and get a close view of the bears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Now is the time to bury 'Maish Com
fort" at Perry's--soft like down. See
them and believe.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bianchi, Pearl street, Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
Special for Saturday. chocolate wal
nut, molasses and vanilla kisses, Is cents
pound; butterscotch waters, Is cents
pound, at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
A joint installation of the officers Of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, and
the Ladies' Auxiliary, was held last
evening in the X. of G. hall. The in.
stalling officers were d. j. Sullivan and
Miss Nora Mcmahon of Montpelier. The
meeting was attended by very large
number Of the two divisions. After
the installation the ladies' drill team
gave their drill, and dancing was then
enjoyed until midnight, music being fur
nished by Riley's orchestra. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Roller skating at the pavilion tonight.
Bernis L. Cameron Of Marshheld was
a visitor In the city yesterday
Y. G. Smith Of st. Albarn was a
business visitor in this city Yesterday.
Watch for the date Of the young
ladies supper at the Uniyersalist church.
Remnants Of all kinds on our center
counter. New ones, AZ Veale a Knights.
Hospital benefit Supper. Chicken pie
supper, under direction Mrs. Benedict,
Thursday evening, January 20, from $3.50
TO 1880, Universalist church vcstry.
Dance In armory hall, Montpelier, Fri
day evening, January %, with Whitti'
er's orchestra. General admission SOC,
ladies free. Special car t6fBarre after
dance.
On Saturday, January %, there will
be ice races at North Montpelier, 70
include an open event, green race and
three. minute class. The purses are
$40, and the entrance fee dollar. All
are invited 10 come and help the sport.
A pair Of mems heavy grey working
pants, we'll made, and good for hard
service, at csc, is what A. A. Smith and
Brother are offering today. Several
other extraordinary bargains are con-
tanned in their ad. today on page 4. One
Of them Is regular si.00 dress shirts for
25 cents this week. Better read ad.
now and ace.
The soliciting committee for the hos
pital benefit supper intend TO SEQ every
person in the city and town Of Barre.
Supplies of any and all kinds viii be
welcome and what ID not needed at the
supper can be used at the hospital. Any
contribution is earnestly solicited and
will be thankfully received, and may be
left at the Barre central fire station.
A. p. Abbott a Sons white Plymouth
Rocks, exhibited at the st. Albans poul-
try show this week, won all Of the club
for that breed and also all Of the club
ribbons. The best bird scored 95is
points, which was the highest score in
the show. Their exhibit took five firsts,
one second, and third, as follows.
first cock, first cockerel, frat pullet, first
hen, first pen, second coekerel and third
pullet. They also exhibited some Of
their Single Comb Rhode Island Reds,
and these won fourth pullet, four cock
erel and second pen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Roller skating az the pavilion tonight.
sl00 sweaters for SOC at Vaughans.
See Dodge's butter bargain adv. for
Saturday and Monday.
Martin Gibson Of South Ryegate was
in the city on business yesterday.
Children's coats in colors and white
to close at half price at Abbott's.
F. E. Kinney, superintendent Of The
Kinney Manufacturing Co. Of Boston,
is in the city on business for few
days.
For Sale, sweet and sour pickles, 10
cents per pound; also dandelions, 10
cents per quart. Mrs. George Robert
son, Phone 304-3, Barre.
Comforts at these prices at Perry's on
Saturday. $500 (satin coversl for $500,
$3.50 comforts for $3.50, $500 comforts
for SIPS, $3.50 comforts for Sits, SIPS
comforts for sl.75, sl75 comforts for
i.25. All of the above are silkaline
covers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
Hospital Benefit Supper.

This supper was suggested from the
fact that heretofore many have ex-
pressed their disappointment at not be-
Ing able OF patronize something benefit
ing the hospital on equal terms with
those who dance. Therefore, there is ia
be chicken pie supper the same night
as the hospital benefit ball, Thursday
evening, January rs, at Universalist
church vestry, from $3.50 to 1880, price
ESQ per plate. Those who do not dance
can patroniEe this supper, as well as
those who do attend the ball This sup
per is independent Of the one to Be
served in connection with the ball.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

For bargains, see remnant table at
Vaughan's.
Special sale of comforters at Perry's
on Saturday.
For your public surrey, telephone Even
& Cow, 439-ll.
All colors now in those beautiful silks,
zoe, at Vaughan's.
o. ID. Bacon Of Elmore is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. j. Dodge.
Typewnting, copying, dictation, Mrs,
M. G. Nye, rooms 2 and 8, Blanchard
block.
Charles H. Campbell of Old Orchard
Beach, Me-, arrived in the city last
night on business visit.
Fl. G.. Woodruff and J. C. Griggs have
been appointed delegates from the Con-
gregational church missionary society, TO
attend the joint meeting, at Burlington
next Thursday, of all the Congregational
missionary societies in the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, JANUARY ~, 1909.
Waather PredletIon.

Fair tonight except. local. rains in
north portion; Saturday generally fairj
light variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-22
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, but special atten
ton given to the treatment Of tuberculosis or
consumption by means Of the new serum.
Barro--Office - Summer st.. corner Weet
Hours = to 8 a M. % 4 and I 10 >. M. Web
Observation-Disclosures Henry Gigure, for CONSUL
tation. Tuesdayse 20 n n M Granltsvllle-
Residence 0duls Gilbert, for consultation, Fri
days 70 IA q m Tai <09-l3.
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3uiubr mGbrcno Der @ofIe: HInopieb
3ltS. Sfoic ulb 21mmcr 1919,
SdNpeine 1891, &Glbcr CPS. Vreiie:
$50 bis 600; 0ulen 40 bis AS; fette
Slide $40 bis 40, mo9erc 2:50 bis 3.
adlbcr 100 bis $50. Shafe ultb Cant
nler nieoriner; Shafc $50 bis 500;
SaHmcr 800 bis no. Sdtpcinc
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Abiabrtstasc Der Camper pon 3em'
Nprf.

Nni &c. Sanlar 9ampfer 50. 81
Nbrus,i" nod Ncopel unb @enlla.
Mm q. Saular DanpIcr ~Iaoer'
anG" nab Mntmerpen.
Sim q. Sanlar 9ampfer ~2uca.
lia" mad 2iperpool.
an %. Sanuar Sampler r2or.
rainc" had Sabre.
gm %. Sannar Gampfcr ~6bem.
nit" had @remeu.
sm 80. Sar,lar Gampfer ~penns
ipluauia" nad Samburg.
am 80. Sanuar Camper vWfinnea.
nolis" nah 2onoon.
gm 80. Saniiar 9ampier "3onia
ltlbcrt' mad Gibraltar uno gteapel.
anl 80. San,lar Ianpier Baltic"
tad) 2iperpool.
gin, 80. Sanuar Sampler rNeip.
Yorf" mad, Southampton.
sln 9, Scbrl,ar 9ar,pfer oNocr.
>on" roh &otterbam.
AIM 5. 6ebrnor ~aaiicr @illcI Scr
SroBe" nod 0rernen.
Nm 3. 6ebrilar ,Wourctanio" rod)
2iperpool.
GIN 3. Sebrnar yNroonIaro" raf)
Artiuerpen.
aiil 1. 6ebruar rlourailc" nod)
SABRE.
Sim 4. Jcbriiar Is. j. Iietgcn"
mad 4opcnba8cn.
gm 4. 5cbruar ,Vrc5luu" mad,
Bremen.
an 4. 6cbrunr rEannonio" nod)
Yibroltor mo Neopcl.
gm 6. Jebruar California" mad
~SlasBo.p.
am 6. 3ebr,iar raoiicrin" nad)
Saniburg.
Sim 6. Sebruar vIeltitlano" nad)
Bibraltar ul,6 Ncapct.
an 6. Tebruar rNedar" mad S!'
6raltar lno Ncupel.
slr 6. 6ebruar o9ene5io" nn6
Reopff unb RarleilIc.
9lm 6. ;Scruor IN. @nibinston"
nadl Ncapel ulo 1rieit.
Sim 6. 1ebruar st. 2oitis" nod
Souttompton.
ant 6. 6ebrnar ,Galobrio" rod)
Gcapel.
Sim G.. Icrrar nMniiad],,iettts
mad Son0or.
slnt 6. Jebtuar europa" mad,
Tcnpel unb 8elnin.
Nm 8. Scbruar g. oi Genopd"
ndf) Neapel mo 4enua.
am 10. Sebrliar n3eelano" nad)
Ml,tlpcrpcr.
9ln 10. Scbruar .Maieitie" nod
9onthonptnn.