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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09
MONEY TOLOAN
Plenty Of chsao Money for
asea Farm and City Loans.
Gall and see me.
L. WRIT MARKHAM

Harry Corrin of Eads spent a few
days in Lamar attending to business
matters
John Curry sold lots IL and IL
In Block AZ for John Mace to VIM.
L. Yandall. Monday.
G. d. Gibbons. supt of the work
on the Two Buttes dam left for
Denver Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Rainbolt former teach
er at the Two Buttes school. was
In town Tuesday visiting friends.
II. s. Thatcher. superintendent of
the Lamar factory of the A. b.
s. Co. spent Tuesday in Rocky Ford.
Carl Burke, Supt. of the Fort
Lyon canal and Frank Kreybill are
down from Las Animas to meet Mr..
Schuyler.
Floyd Cook returned from Rye.
Colorado, Tuesday where he spent
a few days looking after his noun
tain farm
F. NJ. Clifford. a machinst. has
Joined the mechanical staff Of the,
Lamar factory OF the American Beet
Sugar company.
DR.. Chas. F. Milligan of Stoning-
ton, Colorado. was in town Tuesday
bound for Denver where he Will
spend a few weeks
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09

TO the Ben Mar hotel on Tuesday
and Wednesday. March 10 and 16
and have their eyes examined by
DR.. X. c. Sapero. eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist OF Denver. Eye
itrain and nervousness cured by
the correct fitting OF glasses. Con
sultation and examination free. Call
early.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09

Deeee teo3oGDo ~ ~ ~ w b&A&MN
Mrs. c. c. Cunningham and child
rem left for the Brooch claim eigh--
teen miles south of Lamar, last
saturday
J. +. Parks manager OF the Two
Buttes interest at Two Buttes was
visiting the general office in Lamar
on Friday.
The meeting OF the County Sun
Day school convention will be held
in Lamar this week at the Presby-
terrain church.
Several of the Lamar teachers
left for Hartman Saturday morning
where they will take in the Teach
ers County Association.
VI Il. Maxwell and C. C. Huddles-
ton are attending the annual con-
ventions of the state implement deal
ers in Denver this week.
Mr.. E. J. Everett OF Osborne. Mis-
souri,. arrived in Lamar today to
make a short visit with his brother
Geo. A. Everett and family.
c w. White and s. II. White
of Liberal. Kansas. were in Lamar
last week en- route to Baca county
where they have several farms.
Mrs. Harry Mulnix. Jr. arrived in
Lamar Saturday afternoon where
she will reside. until Mr.. MuInix
finishes his work at the court house.
A. b. Palmer Ia building q house
barn and granary for C. v. New
man on his place east of town. Mr..
Newman has rented the place to
Mr.. r. Lum.
w. ]. Johnston has Joined the
purchased an Overland touring car
from Manbeck & Son. This fine
line Of autos is becoming very pop
ular in Lamar.
Mrs. Albert Morich entertained
the ladies' of the Embroidery club
Friday afternoon. A delightful
luncheon was served by the hostess
at Five O'Clock.
The Lamar Hardware Company
nave received their new 1910 E. NJ.
F. automobile. This years machine
is a fine one and for the price It
can not be beat.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Prisbey of
Mead. Kansas. arrived on No. IL
Saturday morning and will spend
several days in our city visiting
relatives and friends.
For sale, at $500. smooth. well
located 160 acres under the Chiv-
ington Canal. Give a commission
for party making sale. see C. A.
SOkeT, LamdTs SOlOTduO.
The Modern Woodmen of Amer
.ca gave the second Of the series of
their dances at the Fraternal hall
Friday evening. A large crowd at
tended the dance and an enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
The Lamar Band is now having
regular practice every week and
under the leadership of t. ]. Main
they are prospecting rapidly. In a
few weeks they will give their first
Sunday afternoon concert.
Edward Weston, the famous
transcontinental walker. is expect
ed in Lamar tomorrow morning. He
will sleep tonight at Caddoa and
reach Lamar about 10 o'clock.
Miss Verde Markham returned
from Baldwin. Kansas. where she
has been attending the Baker UNI
yersity. Miss Markham has been
gradually losing in health and a
trim to California will be taken In
a few days
Two very charming parties was
given last week by DR.. and Mrs.
Bartlett. On Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Bartlett entertained at Military
Five Hundred and on Friday night
Military Euchre was enjoyed by
thirty friends Of DR.. and MRS. Bar
telt. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with American Beauty roses
carnations. azalias and daffodiiis
together with the flags OF the
various nations added much charm
to thu occasion.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09
FOR SALE.

Three registered short-horn bulls
over one and under two years oil
age. They are splendid young ami
mails and will be sold right. Come
and see them at my residence In La
mar. Phone Lamar 1874.
d. b. NOVELS.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09

md Mrs. Robt. Rountree and H.
D. Gather were among those that
attended the ball at Two Buttes on
last Friday evening.
G. s. Davis arrived from Denve,
last Friday with a new 1910 Model
REQ Jack Rabbit" The car ia
of the one cylinder type and a good
i bargain for the money.
]. X. Doughty and l.. Writ Mark
ham left for Montrose, Colorado.
where they will attend a meeting of
the stockholders of the Montrose
Tile and Realty Company
James Reed of Kansas City was
in our town last Saturday visiting
several of the local sheep feeders.
Mr.. Reed is chief cattle and sheen
salesman for the Clay-Robinson Co.
A meeting is called for Saturday
evening. March ~ at Eads. Colo
RADIO. for the consideration of a new
irrigation project which will deyeIop
several thousand acres of land
near Eads.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Shaub re-
turned from New Mexico last Satur-
day afternoon. Mr.. Shaub has
oeen manager of one of the leading
Harvey Houses on the Santa Fe line
Tor the past year.
Ernest Burgner of Denver arriv-
ed in Lamar Monday morning, en-
route for Two Buttes. Mr.. Burg
ner has purchased n team of horses
and machinery for his farm under
the Two Buttes ditch.
Miss Nellie Walford of Chicago
has charge of Butler & Sons new
millinery department. Miss Walford
is first class artist at her trade
and will ask the ladies' to look her
line over before buying.
w. II. backihah oil Waterloo lowi
arrived on No. IL Tuesday morn
ing and is attending to several
business matters. Mr.. Backman
has sold his Indian claim No. 30
to William Jeffryes of Lamar.
Inc woman.s League VIII give
Deihorest silver medai contest
at the opera house March 1s. The
speakers VIII be high school stu
dents. Special Music. 25c for
The soliciting committee of the
High School Annual are canvassing
among our merchants for space in
this years Harbinger. The Junior
class say that they are going to
put out the best annual that has
ID. Spencer and family left
for Fort Collins. Wednesday morn
ing. after living in Lamar for three
years. Mr.. Spencer recently sold
his interest In the Drake farm. and
will settle in the mountains for the
health OF his family.
The automobile population of La
mar is growing SO fast that a per-
son can hardly keep up with the
arrival of new cars in town. Geo.
E. Manbeck and Son received a fine
new Model F Mitchell touring car
on Tuesday afternoon
Ing department of the American
Beet Sugar company will be at the
Lamar factory of the company short
ly to make series of tests of
the steam plows being used. Other
boiler tests will be made.
"rs' L. Wrt markham ana
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. johnson, Mr..
md Mrs. Robt. Rountree and H.
D. Gather were among those that
attended the ball at Two Buttes on
last Friday evening.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-03-09

G. s. Davis arrived from Denver
last Friday with new 1910 Model
REQ Jack Rabbit" The car is
of the one cylinder type and a good
bargain for the money.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18
PROYECTOS DE LEY EN- PRIMERA
LECTURA

Mum. g. Por el senior Acuna. Para au-
torizar el pago de servicios de t>luigra
fos prestados la Camara de Deleeados,
durante el mes de F'ebrero de 1909.
Mum. 81. Por los scnoreS EIzaburu
Y Acuna. Para autorizar la venta la
compania de los ferrocarrilcs de Puerto
Rico, de cierta parcela de terreno, perte
neciente d FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico pa
ra que la utilize la conceSionaria para
solar de una proyectada estaci0n de pa
sajeros y para otrOs fines.
Mum IS. Por el senior Acosta Para
enmendar la Secci0n s de una ley para
reorganizar el sistema judicial en- Puer-
to Rico, fijando el numero dc DiStritos
Judiclales etc, etc. y para otros fines,
aprobada el 10 de Mario de 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

Siguen en- los saloneS Y paSillos de la
Camara los mas variadoS concentrates a
la no negada persecution del Speaker
y Sc tilOsofa extensamente sObre los mo-
tivos de tan rara vigilancia de la detec-
tive.
Aseguran algItnOs que eSa actitud ODE.
dece un meditado plan de gobierno, y
que no debe extrailar a nadie por que
hase pnesto en- practica en- Filipinas,
antes dai cc@!igo del GJUa; aSi es que
81 seguimos EN- Puerto Rico la succession
chronological de los hechos, vamoS en-
camino del cdstigo del aqua, como su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

Ell delcgado H Diaz Navarro pide
la reconsideration, y argumenta Ell ia
ci6n de los 10000 dollars para carrete-
ras, Y puesto votaci0n, la Camara vota
la reconsideration, y como en- la discu-
sion anterior. Matienzo Cintr0n habfa
presentado una enmienda, Diaz Navarro
le invita-, 4 folmularla nucyamente le
cede su turno.
N0tien<0 CiHtr0n, propone la onm1en-
dd de que en- vcz de ser los que former
Ia Comisi6n, el Gobelnador, el Speaker
y ell Comisionado del interior, Sc anada
I estoS un delegado d. la Camara, que
Matienzo dice. que sea nombrado por ell
Npcaher Y Llorens Torres que por Ia
Camara.
Entondiendo ell Prasidente, senior dc
Diego. que la limitaci6n de Llorens i'm
plicaba una desconfanza, cede la. Presi-
dencia d II Diaz desciende los esca-
nos Il pedir eXplicaciones, Llorens To-
rres Sc las da satisfactorias. despu6s de
algQnas palabras cambiadas Sc convene
que sea Ell Spcotcr quien nombre al de
legado de la enmienla a discutir.
Continda Matienzo Cintr6n defen-
dicndo la enmienda, y dice que no solo
IN delegado mas, sino dos mas debian
formar la comisi6n para en- ella tener
mayoria. pues los 10000 dollars que
van L. distribuirSe, son del Pueblo dc
Puerto Rico Y la Camara, la 1nica le-
gitima representation del dllelo del di-
nero: que cree mas, saber: Que no dr-
bfa ecder la Camara deIegar el derecho
que tiene distribuir equitGtivanrnt"
esaS cantidades; que asi como no Sc eX-
plica Que si Sc tratara dc nvertir can
tidade~ particulares, Sc negara interven-
ci0n al legitimo administrator del due
no. Y >eria ESQ una inmoraIidad; asi en-
cl case presente, 81 la Camara no tomara
parte de un modo decisive en- esa dis
trihuci0n. nosotroS seriamos indignos de
representa- al pals.
LIor,rr Torres, entiende que nj dis
cutirse deberia ese aSunto. pues sc trata
dc indiscutibles dcrechos de la Camara.
Acuna Intervene en- la discussion en-
favor de la cnmienda y la Camara
aprueba por unanimdad la enmienda
de Matienzo
Al ponerse Il votaci6n la totalidad del
bill. surje una acalorada discussion entire
el preSidente prO-temp0re, senior Hermi-
MO Diaz el senor de Diego, Santoni Y
LlorenS.
FL senior de Diego trat0 incidental
mente Ia imperiosa necesidad de la ca
rretera de Ponce Yauco, ell senior
Santoni cOmbati6 esa necesidad, Sin du-
da ignOrando que esa carretera es ne
cesariSima por la raz0n de que penetra
EN- cl coraz0n de una rica zona cafeteria
sin communication actual desde esa re-
gi6n va al litoral como prescriben las
regIas para construir y tcrminar nuevas
lcarreteraS.
FL Senor Llorens Torres, delegado por
Ponce. Y que con los votos de Penuelas.
J iGuayaniIla y Ponce, fue la Camara.
~ cuyaS regiones agricolas incomunica-
| das, va d favorecer esa carretera, no solo
combati6 la necesidad expuesta por Ell
senor de Diego, sino que creia mas ne
ceSaria la de Ciales a Juana Diaz, acaso
pOrque pasa cerca de Collores.
Puesto a votaci6n en- su totabilidad el
bill fue aprobado
Y So suspendi0 la session.
-@@(@)&@-
I fI L. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

ltros, ell Comite Executive nombrado pOr
Ia Asamblea de Secretaries municipalities
las aSpiraciones de nuestros
concretando los acuer
dos finales de dicha Asamblea, elevamos
nuestro pensamiento d Dios para que ilU-
mine con reSplandOreS de Justicla las
que hayan de votar acerca
de los siguientes puntoS la Asambea Le-
gislativa. V spetuosamente pedimos
Primero-Que sea enmendada la
Seccion 80 de la vigente Ley Num-
cipal, en- ell sentido de que no podra
ser suspendido y por consigulente Sc
parade, ningun empleado nombrado
pOr ell Alcalde con anuencla del Con-
cejo, sin que proceda la formation de
expedente. del que Sc dara vista, para
su defensa, al interesado, y el cual Sc
ra resueto por el Concejo. Contra la
resoluci6n del Conccjo cabe Ell recurSo
de apeIaci0n ante la Corte de Distrito
correspondence.
Segundo.-Que iguaImente sea en-
mendada la Secci6n 81 de Ia Ley Mu-
nicipal. para que ell sueldo minimo de
los Secretaries Municipales sea:
En- los pueblos de Ira cIase.T 10000
En- los pueblos de 2da. cIase 100000
En- los pueblos de Bra cIase 720.00
DTSPONIENDOSE: que en- los
puebIos donde el cargo de Contador
este anexo al de Secretario, el sueldo
de este sea de $l2O000: Y DISPO-
NIENDOSE. ademas que en aquellos
}IunicipioS donde eI presupuesto no
eXceda de 100000 de mgresoS el Con
cejo podra rebaiar el sueIdo del Secre-
tario a una cantidad Que no sea menor
de $4,000 anualeS.
Tercero.-Que de igual modo Sc en-
miende la Secci6n 81 de Ia Ley Muni-
cipal eiminando toda linitaci0n de
tempo para el ejercicio del cargo dc
Secretaro; cargo que sera ejercldo slH
lmitaci6n. mientras el funcionario que
10 sirva sea merecedor, por SUI conduc-
ia professional, De octparle
Cuarto.- Que iguales enmiendas
que la pedida en- el parrafo anterior
Sc solicitor en- las Secciones 80, II,
A Y 63 de la repetida Ley Muni-
cipal.
Quinto.-Que Sc faculte a los Sc
cretarios de AyuntamientoS para co
brar cincuenta centavos por cada ma
trimono que inScriban en- el RegiStro
Civil, compenSmdo de eSta Suerte Ell
exceSo de trabajo Y la responsabilidad
que esta obligation lie impOne
Sinceramente contiados on el triunfo
de la justicia, y alentados por el penSa-
mient0 de rectitud que 81 refieja en los
actos todos de la Asamblea Legislative,
aguardamoS el curse de nuestro pleito
y la favorable soluciGn a nuestra dtman-
da.
San Juan. Puerto Rico. Enero - de
1910.
FL Comte Executive de la ASamblea
de Secretaries:
Manuel Nora-d. p PaScual Pfrez, E. n.
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

Seguidamente fueron votados y apro
bados varios proyectos de ley. que solo
por >u niinaero Sc lecn en- la prcsidencia,
y que es impossible por esa caGlSa dar
conocmiento de su contenido Y tinaida-
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

cedi6 en- Filipinas, despues de la vigi-
lancia y la capite-dimjnacio de algunos
leaders malayos.
Sea 10 que fuere.. :. sonara.
Pero nadie tiene dere-
cho a hablar de hran{as. pasadas, en-
vista de las solapadas tiranias moder
mas que, acechando ocasiones propicias,
Sc ponen en- practica en- estas latitudes
de la abnegaci6n Y la candidez bertoldi-
ma.
Es el ease, V nos hemos involuntaria-
mente separado del asunto, cue los pasi-
Hos y salones de la C&uara estaban ami
madisimOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18
JulD Jose, don J0Un TelOTiO

va se asegura que la empresa teatra1
prepara esq dos obras en- las que no
tiene rival ell not; biz actor Emilio
Thuillier
El phblico esRra yer por segunda
vez Los Hterssk> Creado3.'
No 10 ee&e a olvido la Empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

P6nese d discussion un proyecto de ley
para nombrar una comisi0n que, com
puesta del Gobernador. el Speaker de la
Camara eI COmisiOnado del Interior,
tenga facultad para distribuir en- cier-
tas carreteras empezadaS los 10000 do
liars que para esa atenci0n hay en ell
actual Presupuesto.
Interviewer en- contra del proyecto los
senOres Santoni y Matienzo Cintron, y
en- favor el senOr TrelIes, es aproba-
do
Durante la discussion del proyect0 asis-
te como expectadOr ell CoMisionado del
Interior Mr. Wilson.
Apru6base en- tercera lectura tn pro-
yectO de ley para organizar los estudios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18

de arquitectos ingenieros civiles de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-18
PETICIONES

Copia del acuerdo adoptado por el
Concejo Municipal de Lajas. solicitando
que Sc proteja pecuniarimmente al joven
Arturo Grant, con objcto de que pueda
.continuar sus estudios universitarios en
los Estados Unidos.
Ordenanza votada por el Concejo Nu-
nicipal de CiaIes, soIicitando autoriza-
ci6n dc la Asambca Legislative dc
Puerto Rico para invertir en- el corrien-
te ejercicio con el fin de terminar la obra
de la plaza publica la stma de 1241 .43
que conStituye el actual sobrante efecti-
vo de Presupuestos cerradoS.
Copia del acuerdo adoptado por el
Concejo Municipal dc Laja> SoIicitando
que Sc vote I'M crtdito >uticiente para la
termination de la carrctera que enaza
dicha Municipalidad con lie dc San Ger
man
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-08-11

next school year and tho ch&ldrso an
seem pleased over tAo fact. But I
am q worker and . hustler IN tho
school room. 50 God bless ~ AU
fellows, they will ct properly stisFod
up am afraid. They'll Just 1avs 70
pray for grace. don't have 4 20
teach; not exactly, but love III
work and they really want me. % nv
husband had 70 give In ct last.
I had much rather Be Ct school,
among cheerful children, than to liz
ten to the grouches that grumole over
hard times" and never Gee tAo
cheerful side OF anything.
l love tho clash OF pencils and cray.
ons and love- most Of all, the smoke
OF battle and conquest. So I'll Keep
girl to help me at home mornings
and evenings and attend school. I
always do send out my washings and
ironings, so why can't teach Just
as we'll as not, this strenuous year?
Our firm has many thousands Of dol
lars out among the farmers and there
are no crops; can you solve the prob.
lem? Will help all I can.
God bless you all, am going to b
very busy now for several months and
may not write you very often, but
anyway say your prayers and be sure
and give thanks. Don't be like the
ten men. that Jesus cured and only
one came back to give thanks Have
faith and ask for Gods blessings.
God will always find a way to help
those who put their faith in Him and
live pure and worthy lives.
ALICE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-08-11

Dysentery Is a dangerous disease,
but can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
been successfully used in nine cpl
denies Of dysentery. 1t has never
been known to fail. 1t Is equally val.
liable for children and adults, and
when reduced with water and sweet
ened, it Is pleasant to take. Sold by
all dealers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-08-11
E>l THANKS.
(By Alice.)

(By Alice.)
Let us remember that a land Of
Paganism always falls into decay.
We, alas, are becoming almost Pagan.
Look at Pagan, France, for an exam
pie. It's child crime ranks the great
est in the world today. cannot I'M
press too strongly upon parents that
religious and moral training is also
lutely necessary to a proper mental
development of the child. Have fam
lily prayer, Gods name hold in rever-
ence. Teach the little ones to kneel
down and ask god for what they
want, and in this most beautiful way,
the habit will grow upon them and in
due time it will give them a grand
spiritual power Of devotion that will
fill them with divine grace and hall
low their lives. Do not neglect this
custom, dear parents, and deprive
your dear ones of so rich a blessing
and consolation in the hours OF sor-
row and desolation. Give thanks for
the rain and cool days.
l have prepared large lawn and
set out croquet games in my back
yard. The young folks of school-age
stay here every evening. They come
and go politely and orderly and seem
very thankful for the courtesy. The
boys and girls from the near by
country spend many pleasant hours
here at play.
To get at young folks successfully,
one must show some Of the bright
side Of life, now and then, Tneir
hearts are fresh and young All work
and no play makes Jack dull boy. .
So let US direct their sports and
games. will teach the village school
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-08-11
Letter From
Popular Educator
MRS. J. NC NAulTON STEVENS MAS
SOME IMPORTANT THINGS 70 /,
SAY ABOUT OUR SCHOOLS,
Bantry. N: D.. Aus. 1.

! BAntry, N. D., Ave. I.
lndsuondenk:
Please give me an opportunity to
shake hands with Alice. win Dc
u as Prasident Mcfarland Of Valley
CITY did II with me last Chrtstmaa
at the N. D. e. A. in your magical
! ly hospttable city.
! For he smiled back at mo over 0ev.
eral rows OF seats, lifted his two hands.
and shook hands with himself, - our
Chinese friends do. Ill.
Tell Alice we enjoy her thoughts.
May her shadow never grow less!
And now, Friend Independent you
misapprehend one thought In the edu-
cational revival. 70 earnestly prayed
for last winter. ,,..-s.
No one grudges the Is per cent OF
North Dakota lads and lassies their
progress through the high school.
Probably not many In the rural
school movement desire to shove the
whole balance Of IS per cent through
the present high school curriculum,
built from grades and cities.
But the rural school folk do desire,
and that right earnestly, to raise tho
standard Of the rual schools. also OF
the whole line Of rural schol teachers.
And they believe, with a belief that
wants to be translated into action,
that a method both effectual and in
sight, is to set standard, and give
bounty to each school that reaches
the different steps of said standard.
They find It proven that carrots
beat the whip any day in making the
donkey go.
Ruskin and Emerson both say that
little praise, little success, rs
necessary each day to make US do
any good. 49,.
And does not God give us little
sunshine all the while? And great
big share Of it here in Dakota! ~
We count confidently on your help
In setting these thoughts before every
state senator and representative nom
mated in your baliwick last June.
And we know your domain consists
Of the whole northwest of our beloved
state. I'LL
Please remember, too, that we count
confidently also on the good work
done in your summer school in train
ing teachers, and that is IS only q
foretaste OF what the Minot normal
Is going to do.
| J. McNAUGHON STEVENS, 1
Y President Rural Dept. .
N. D. E. A. v
Congratulations ON your new quar-
tiers; especially that light, airy read
ing room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18
MISS TAFT PEAcEMAKER.
Ignores Washington cliques in Choosing
Friends and Guests.

Washington, Nov 49, Helen Taft,
peaeemaker," is the title the presidents
daughter has won by her tact and indie
pendence in choosing her friends Last
year six debutantes, daughters Of inhu-
entail and wealthy parents, called them
selves the big Six" and gave entertain.
ments just among themselves, inviting
only the diplomatic girls and other sea
sons exclusive debutantes.
Later in the season the "Big Six" az
lowed few more girls to enter their
circle
When it was announced that Miss Taft
would make her debut this year, instead
of going back TO college, many girls as
well as all the members OF Big Six
who We're in Washington eagerly sought
her as their guest OF honor at teas OF
luncheons Miss Taft decided to accent
the invitations OF her schcolmate. Miss
Ruth Pilling, and that Of Mrs. Wicker
sham, wife OF the attorAev general. Miss
Pilling invited the .1ebutantes of this
year to meet the presidents daughter.
while Mrs. Wick ersham invited all the
most intimate friends Of Miss Taft,
without regakd to cliques.