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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


Good skating 1T the Castle park ice
rink
Ladies day tomorrow II the poultry
show
One dollar black jet belts for 75c each
at Yaughan's.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, AZ Burr's
Clearance sale Of 1875 kimouo fannels
for Sc yard At yaughan's
Something to interest all al the poul-
try show at the Palace garage.
The Frank Mcwhorter company's al.
vertisement will interest YOU.
Come early and get your choice 81
remnants at low prices. Veale 4 knight,
Take the children to see the golden
pheasants at the poultry show to.mor,
row.
John and Clarence Bartlett and Tom
Parker shot II rabbits IN Marshheld yes
terday
SIR. ana Mrs. e. j. Batohelder returned
to-day from, visit with relatives in
Plahfeld.
A. Nocora left last night for California,
whore he will spend the remainder Of
the winter
William Jameson returned 10 Cobalt,
Canada, to-day, after visit with rela-
tives in this city
Miss Florence Cone ii Woodstock is
visiting At the home Of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. james Cone.
4 special meeting Of Wiunetta Council,
No. 10, d Of r.. tonight at ! o'clock
sharp. All members are requested 10 Be
present.
afr. and Mrs A. + Beaton who have
been visiting at the home 81 Noble Love,
returned to their home in South Rysgats
to-day
Special meeting Of the A. O. H..
Wednesday evening At o'clock ii X Of
G. hall. All members are requested ID
BE- present.
Gentlemenss clothing repaired: coats
and vests refined; button holes remada.
Also, inending Of ali kinds neatly done.
81 French street first floorl.
Clerks attention: There will be )
meeting Of local No. 24l. r. 6. !. p. a..
At the r. 81 r hall Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock W. AZ Thayer, Res.
Sec.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
ferday we're Thomas Murdoch, g. 4. san.
ford Toledo, Ohio; John Anderson Al
Bond Burlington; u. A. Johnson. Bel
lows Falls; & Gomez, Bethel Z. a. Lang,
Boston; r = Duthie Shelburne
The Nonsense Rhymes make enc 81
the wonderful coneoetons served tip hy
the Tufts boys 1T their concert. Four
score Of verses are aYailablef and gen
rally about three score get sung before
the audience i willing to sit still and
wait for the next number in the pro.
gram. The Tufts boys Qive their concert
ct Goddard next Saturday night.
There viii be rehearsal Of tile want-
ans chorus tonight III Ts45 o'clock TIT
the yestry Of the Congregational church.
VIII I'll the old members please be pres
ent and any new ones who wish 10 Join
tile chorus AZ the last meeting Miss
Pinkie Lewis was elected vice president
and Miss Alice r. Earnham was elected
1 member Of the elective board. to I'LL
vacancies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29

Schools here will begin again next Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. B. Partridge are en-
tertaining friends over the Christmas
holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. G. Dickey and family
went to visit relatives in Warren over
Christmas
Mrs. II. Z. Sargent has her aunt with
her and expects her to remain during
the winter.
William jameson has been visiting his
home here. He returned to Cobalt, Tues
day morning
Miss Mamie Hagan Of Montpelier and
her brother, Dan Of Brandon, spent
Christmas with their parents.
The 4. r. Il, are to hold social in
the Firemans hall on Thursday even
| ing at 1880. Everybody ID invited. A
collection will be taken, a program
will be given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29

In tho moonlight Where In Wood
mems hall Dance the old year cut
and the new year III to The strains Of
dreamy waltz Admission 500 per couple.
ladies free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29

The TUFTS musical organizations an
lucky ii having NJ r A. Wilmot with
them as s reader He has been 4 prize
taker IL two other colleges, and comes
to Tufts al a graduate student His
repertoire i long and varied and &c
pleases biz hearers, whether his subject
Be grave or gay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Flour and eggs given away yesterday
at The poultry show.
Odd ladies please take notice. The
next regular meeting win be on Friday
evening, January, IA. Aotice the change
Of night.
There Ire trick plays BY tho Tufts
lilee club as well as BY the Tufts foot
ball team Come and sac them Saturday
night Tickets are now on sale at Ken.
bricks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29

Alexander Bird returned to-day 70
Springfield. Mas, where he i attending
school after spending The holiday yaca-
ton at bis home here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1909.


Partly cloudy and continued cool TO-.
night and Thursday; colder tonight on
THE coast; moderate northwest winds,
becoming variable,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29

In addition to tire bearers mentioned
In Yesterdays Times 1t The funeral Of
William Bruce were George Ried, and
Charles Williams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-29
You Ought TO Eat
More Rice

: Many millions Of people
make it their main diet
:and they are HEALTHY PEG
; pie.
|; Rice has more nutrition
; than bread and tastes better
flor change.
There are as many diff
iferent kinds Of rice as there
iare Of coffee.
We specialize a good
rice and sell more Of it ev-
.ery year.
Try some Of ours and
perhaps you will get the
"ricc habit. Z It will be
good for yon.
Good White Rice, 5
pounds for 25c.
| "Cornet Rice ; pound
bags, each. 25c.
Queen Quality Rice,
per pound, lOc.
! Private Growth" large
fancy, per pound, I0c.
You can always get what
you want when you want It
from us.
;SMITH & CUMMINGS
Coed Things to Eat From tho
Feed Department stora
lzse@zss@ss sz@ sssess szs szs sansaasaasa
The Jewish outlook., 1909-02-26

are jealous of other people S
clothes. of other peoples success in
business, Especially if they deal in
the same line as we do), of other
people s pleasures. and wealth. and
social station. and so forth ad in
finitum. | know of II lady who
worried herself into nervous pros
tration because she could not get
into the same social set as certain
Mrs. Smith. But really, it is not
always the women who monopoliZe
this folly: men are not wholly with
out it. Why! bless you, 1 have
seen men so jealous that they could
almost eat the other fellow out OF
the way if only to be rid of him.
And what does it all amount to?
NOTHING. 1t is nonsense, that
is all. Very often the object of
our jealousy is a bubble which soon
bursts. But what fools we mortals
make of ourselves because of this
weakness. We don t notice it, but
other people do. How much bet
tCT IL "OuIu DC IL we ali Ntut oui
way gayly and cheerily. happy with
what we have got, and getting ev-
cry bit of pleasure out of it. 1t
would lessen the doctors and the
druggist s bill. When we get jeal-
Gus, we should make up our minds
to eat pure air. Diogenes was salts
fled with a tub, let us be content
with what we have and be glad to
see our friends enjoy the more they
have. I used to be jealous once.
but grey hairs have changed all
that. Take my advice-subdue
jealousy before you get grey.
Gladly.
JRa &,c~A1;,
The Jewish outlook., 1909-02-26
9ke Stage

Mr.. Editor extremely interested in the letter signed 60
c. which read of February 12 and while there
which CO.
whole he hitting the nail the head spend time between Den
while
theatrical productions here that New York City, do think that
the the local pahoses might at
Many New Workers Denver and most mofyng times
The
which 60 speaks of the legitimate trying
Denver the
Denver legted against theatrical circles We good
vaudeville compelled old thing
along a the regular theaters.
OF SOthern Broadway
glad that the booking beautiful picking
up engagement receiving
to
theae would have turn people night For instance
neglected week for the three nights wished
myself with
myself least weekthat is when
Orphem the Majestic. There something reul
about vaudeville bill that pnds being first class that
with regular And judging from the
these pyoses turning people peor
there others aside from myself who think the
The Jewish outlook., 1909-02-26
MASK BALL.

The committee in charge of the
B'nai Birth Mask Ball have COM
pleted all arrangements for March
4th, and next Thursday evening
will witness one of the most enjoy
able affairs of the season and all
who attend will be well repaid for
their efforts. Only those in full
mask will be allowed on the floor
until after unmasking. and the
number of maskers will certainly
exceed any affair ever given by
the lodge. Arrangements have
been made to have the floor kept
clear for the maskers only. but
members are invited to come and
witness the fun and frolic. 1t was
impossible to arrange with ca
terer to serve supper at the club, so
no refreshments will be served, eX-
ccpt something light in the way of
ices or punch. The ball will start
at 9 p. m. promptly and all mask
ers are urged to be present by that
time. Beautiful prizes have been
secured for unique and original
costumes
The Jewish outlook., 1909-02-26
"4etters Of an Srratic
IS. ''Jealousy.'

IS. Jealousy"
FRIENDS! Somebody once
said, in all Observation-Disclosures
of jealousy, it is the green-eyed
monster which doth mock the meat
it feeds on," and, indeed, l am in
clined to agree with the fellow who
made that remark. Jealousy,
"cruel as the grave" is the posses
sion of all men and women, in ev-
cry class of society, and in every
department of life. Too often we
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
REPUBLICANS RESPONSIBLE
Heads Off Dangerous Bill
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OF COMMERCE. BUILDING, SACRA-
NENTO, March 12.-Dominick Beban.
chairman of the san Francisco delega-
tion in the assembly, made a nunsuc-
cessfui attempt this afternoon TO slip
through Macauley's bill providing for
writs of review OF the proceedings of
police and fire commissions and boards
of supervisors While the house was
in a turmoil. with a large number anx-
ious to adjourn for the day. Beban
asked the speaker to call up the dan
gerous bin out of order. 1t was a
clever move. which ordinarily would
have been successful, but Henry Beat
ty was on guard and promptly called a
halt by insisting that the bill could not
be taken I'D out CT the regular order.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Denounces Adoption Bill
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO. March 12.-Denouncing 1t az
an heir to property on which he had no
claim, Senator Miller of Visalia at
tackled tonight bill by Grove L. john
son providing for the adoption of chill
dren without court proceedings
The bill provided that persons having
child in custody could adopt the child
and confer on 1t all the rights OF a
natural heir by publicly proclaiming
and acknowledging the child as their
own.
The measure was vigorously defended
by Senators Willis, Leavitt, Wolfe and
Curtin. Miller decided to change his
vote, and a bare majority was secured
for fhe hill
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
By
George A.
Van Smith

be compelled to accept the response
bility.
The democrats have indeed nothing
to lose. And with the republicans of
the upper house who voted for the bill
divided, the democrats are in a posi-
tion to force a situation, out of which
they can not fail to make some poll
tical capital without accepting many
chances of political injury.
FOUR VOTES ARE NEEDED
Not all the republicans who are
ready to caucus on the bill are even
haif willing to accept the district adj
visory vote amendments adopted by the
lower house, but they would accept
them rather than endanger the final
passage of the bill.
The proponents of nonconcurrence in
sist that they can add at least five
votes to the 36 cast against the ad-
visory amendments In the assembly on
Thursday, and that the accession of
four votes would insure the assembly, S
recession.
Four votes added to the original ss
would turn the trick since the entire
voting strength of the assembly is 7S,
but those four votes and the original
80 must-to win-be cast together upon
request to recede or the bill would
be IN the hands of the conferees pronto
There is no assurance that either
stanton or Porter would appoint con-
ferees unfriendly to the district ad-
visory vote plan. Certainly neither
would name a majority of his commit
tee of such members.
CAUCUS ROW EXPECTED
The net result would be further de-
layed, possibly a free conference and
report late next week, which might
be even more unsatisfactory than are
the amendments put into the bill by
the lower house
Apart from the division of senti-
ment touching the advisory district
vote, the senate is virtually of one
mind on amendments and 4. None is
prepared to stand for them. And the
assembly is ready TO back down from
them.
The senate caucus set for tomorrow
morning is expected to develop a row,
and may result In a walkout of sew
eral senators who are prepared to in
slst on adhering to the bill as it
passed the senate a any cost. That
the caucus will result in some sort
of agreement which will be adhered to
by majority of the whole senate is,
however. entirely probable.
MACHINE AGAINST PRIMARIES
The republicans are in a jam and
they must work their way out of IT
1t is up to them to pass a direct pri-
mary bill. The republican machine is
unalterably opposed to anything in the
shape of genuine direct primary Iegis-
lation, but Ehe men on the job. from
Governor Gillett down. are bound to
see that the direct primary bill is
passed or get ready to see the party
swept out of office.
The machinists will not readily agree
to defeat the entire bill now. but
they would welcome a chance to get
it into free conference and there quietly
but firmly slash everything in the wav
Of genuine direct primary but it's name
out of it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
THREE VILLAGES IN JAVA
BURIED BY LANDSLIDES
Thousand Lives Reported LOST
and Earth Still Falling

VICTORIA. B. c.. March News o.
lsndslides. burying three villages and
involving the loss Of hundreds of lives
probably 1000. at Pendjoleo. Java. was
brought by the steamer Empress OF
China. A part Of Mount Kentjana fell
eliminating the villages Of Tgiboeboe-
han. Wardengsite and Telokbangoe.
Only one man. one woman and two
children escaped TO tell the tale The
ground was stiil working when the
mail left. tons OF earth slipping.
crowds We're flocking 10 see the ter
rible sights. while officials were recov-
ering bodies buried under tons OF
earth. Pestilence was feared.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Primary Bills Foes
Perniclously Active
Machine Wants Bill Sent to Free Conference
on Amendments for Enasculation
Especial Dispatch 10 The Canl

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
| OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, March 12.-with disag greemeni
on the question of concurring in the
assembly amendments in their. own
ranks, the senator's who stood by the
direct primary bill in the upper house
are brewing q situation that is full OF
danger. and which threatens defeat OF
the whole bill or the enactment Of a
worthless emasculation.
The direct primary bill was returned
to the senate this morning with the
assembly amendments. Senator Wright
gave notice of a republican caucus for
the consideration of the amendments,
and trouble was on at once. The seven
democratic senators who had stood by
the bill had previously served notice
that they would make a fight for non
concurrence in the assembly amend
ments providing for a district advisory
vote on United States senators.
OPPOSITION TO CAUCUS
Senators Black and Walker, republi-
cans, have constantly opposed the idea
OF republican caucus, which they
feared would result in concurrence in
part of the assembly amendments.
and they. with Senator Boynton, got
busy in an effort to secure refusals to
caucus on the part of enough senators
10 constitute with the seven democrats
a majority OF the senate.
The failure of five or six of the re-
publicans who voted for the bill in the
first instance TO attend the caucus
would, of course, insure a caucus rule
for concurrence, while the presence of
those senators might on the other
hand, result In nonconcurrence
agreement.
CONFERENCE is FEARED
The caucus was postponed until to-
morrow morning, when in all proba bill
ity majority of the republicans will
go into il. That they will all stay
is, however, quite another question.
There is feeling on the part of some
OF the senator's that the lower house
can be made to recede from it's dis
trict advisory vote amendments, and
that the effort should be made.
On the other hand senators quite as
earnest in the fight for direct primaries
fear that refusal to concur in the dis
trict advisory vote plan would result
in throwing the bin into the hands of
first conference and secondly a free
conference, whence it might emerge
minus any provisions whereby the peo-
pie would be given voice in the Sc
lection of their partisan candidates for
United States senators.
REPUBLICANS RESPONSIBLE
Theirs is a justifable fear
The democrats have nothing 10 lose
and much TO gain by the defeat of
the direct primary bill. And that does
not mean that democrats like Sena-
tor Ed Miller are playing politics with
the bill. Miller stood by the bill
through thick and thin, and as demo-
crst is wholly justified in the position
he now takes.
If perchance the senates refusal to
accept any of the assembly amend
ments should result in the defeat or
further emasculation of the bill, the
republicans, not the democrats. would
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

Is days, except that for perishable
freight cars must be supplied within As
hours. In the event of the railroad
company failing TO provide cars as re-
quired, the injured party shall be en-
titled to So day for each car not de-
livered per demand.
Should the shipper not load within
4S hours or the consignee unload with
in 4S hours, the company shall be en-
titled TO $6 q day per car. Should the
shipper not use the cars demanded he
shall pay the penalty and actual dam
ages sustained by the company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Increased Appropriations

CALL HEADQUARTERS, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO.. March 1.-THE general ap-
preparation bill carrying ss.701. .995
was approved by the senate today, and
the assembly accepted the senat te
amendments, which added $43,7 TO
the budget
The senate passed Perine's bill max
ing an appropriation OF Sl00,OO0 to be
expended by the adJutant general by
direction of the governor to meet the
expenses Of the national guard in case
of insurrection, tumult or invasion.
The Coghian bill authorizing the
governor to- appoint 20 more notaries
in San Francisco also was passed.
There are at present so notaries in the
metropolis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Will Provide Ventilation
TSpecidl Dispaich 10 The COLL

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, March 12.--When the next Leg
islature convenes It Will find the SEN
ate and assembly chambers and the
committee rooms properly ventilated.
was deputed to confer with the COVER
nor and the state engineer. and as a
result of his representations a resolu-
ton was introduced this morning call
ing for an appropriation of $4,000 to
install a ventilating plant in the capi-
tol.
The Old Louvre Is now open for busi-
ness at Powell and Ellis streets. the
same good Roast Beef is served.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Rejects Guard Amendments
fSoecioI Dnpotch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO, March 12.-The assembly to-
day refused to concur in the senate
amendments to Perine's national guard
bills. and asked the upper house to
recede The bills seek to place the
national guard on footing with the
regular army so as TO receive federal
aid in accordance with the Dick act.
The senate struck from one bill the
section giving the commander of the
national guard of the state, in time
of insurrection, the power to issue or
ders TO peace and sanitary officers, and
from the other bill the part providing
that the captains and lieutenants shall
serve for life or until retired instead
of for three wears as at preSent
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
doNernments in Accord
Marships to Make Peace

From inquiries made in official quar-
ters il is inferred that these orders are
related TO disquieting Official reports
upon the present situation in Nicaragua
al affecting neighboring republics
Various reports give rise to the
apprehension Of wsriike activities on
the part of Nicaragua. variously sur
missed 20 be directed against Costa
Rica and Salvador.
Under the conventions signed at the
Central American peace conference al
Washington in 1907 the neutrality OF
Honduras is guaranteed and each re-
public is pledged not 10 interfere with
the government and the solidarity of
the others.
This conference and these conven-
tions having been brought about by the
United States and Mexico, whose geo
graphical proximity and political in
terests compel them to be vitality inter-
ested in the peace or Central America.
impose upon those two governments a
moral right and obligation which
makes II impossible for them 10 escape
grave concern in situation like that
reported.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
Checks Treasury Raid
ISpecidl Disbafch 10 The CoT1

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER.
OF. COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO. March I2-The assembly
committee on contingent expenses this
morning called halt to the systematic
raid on the state treasury for small
amounts. The claim of George Borne
man & Co. of San francisco for $3.50
for the rent of 19 typewriters for
January was cut in half. and the as
SenblV sustained fhe con1fnf+tae
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13
RICH TAPESTRIES
COVER BALLROOM
Assembly Employees Insure Rare
Wall Decorations at Dance
for $4,000
Other Novelties Help Surpass
Recent Social Effort of
Senate Attaches
[SpeeiaI Dispatch to The CALI

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SAcRA-
MENTO, March 12.-Twelye thousand
dollars worth of rugs and tapestry
inquired tonight in the attempt of the
assembly attaches to outshine the sem
ate attaches in social activities. When
the employees of the upper house gave
their grand ball Wednesday night, they
spared no expense Their rivals of
the lower house took NOTES on that
prllllant affair and succeeded tonight
IN giving one 'of the most elaborate
parties ever held in this city. The
rare weavings were used in mural
decorations and building cozy corners.
AS proof that they really were worth
as much as claimed the committee had
the rugs and tapestry insured for
$4,000.
The grand march, participated in by
500 couples, was brilliant affair with
several innovations. Six little boys
and girls drew a little carriage in
which girl rode and back of this were
SIX girls entwined in ribbons.
John t. Stafford, sergeant at arms
OF the assembly, led the grand march.
The success of the affair was due to
the following officers and committees
OF the assembly attaches:
Maurice T. Doody, president; NJ. G. Scanlan,
secretary; G. A. Meinert, treasurer
committee of arrangements-C. E. Whiteside,
c. i. Wadsworth. W. J. whitney, C. Murphy,
j. V. Scofield, James Harmon, W. r. MackriIl,
r L. Ganney. Lloyd Hughes, ii. 4. Bonneli,
j. H. Wright. B. II. Rutherford
Ladies' reception committee-Miss May Cof-
neid, Miss Ada Robesky, Miss Edna Greer, Miss
Ethel Shugg.
Floor drector-John T. Stafford.
Floor managers-Jsmes II. 0'Brien, Lloyd
Hughes, Ray W. Baker. Fred Makely. J. VIII
liam Drane, s. d. Bromley, =. McNaly. III. E.
BonneH, Ralph A. Sollars @. G. Bell. Clio
Lloyd. c. W. Haub, G. W. Elder, Nelson
French.
Finance commIttee-Ben cohn, c. F. Feeley,
j. II. Wright, NJ. G. Scanlon
Refreshment commttee-Clio Lloyd, Ray W.
Baker, ]. W. Drane, Charles A. Meinert.
Door keeper-W. G.. Rrenfro.
Conlan
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

VIOLATED PHARMACY LAw-warrants were
issued yesterday for the arrest OF n. Mentor
proprietor Of drug store at 806 Dupont srteet
without physician's prescription.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-13

SUE STOCK HOLDER IN DEFUNcT BANK
John ". Quick, stock holder in the defunct
California safe deposit and trust company. was
sued for $50. 900 yesterday on a large number OF
claims assigned TO Frank II. Gardiner.