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Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
GEMLESs WOMEN AT NEWPORT

Mrs Charles NJ. OeIrichs has set a new style at Newport. For years vast she has been known far and wide as the most bejeweled woman in the sum- mer colony, and her valuable gems were at once the envy and admiration of all who laid eyes on them. But this year she has appeared a. all the social events of the colony without them. At first it occasioned some surprise, for Mrs. Oelrichs without her jewels seemed as incongruous a state of af- fairs as would a charger without his trappings. But soon society became accustomed to the change. and, follow ing a leader, all it's members adopted the same style and appeared at vari- ous house parties unadorned with gilt tering gems.
 Now the why of the case is this: In the last few years social leaders have been worried over the appearance. or rather the non-appearance, of a mysterious society burglar" Jewels have disappeared over night. Five years ago Mrs. ogden GOelets summer home was robbed, and gems valued at
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
MATINEE IDOL TO HIS NIECE Des Moines Girl and "Uncle WIlp'


 ous actor and playwright, has not appeared on the local stage for a good many years, he is the particular matinee idol of at least one young woman in Des Moines and her home is Slled with photographs of the act0k in his favorite roles, photo graphs of the houseboat, the Aunt Polly, and photographs of his North Carolna cabin which he calls the Thousand Pines The young woman is Miss Elizabeth Ives Gillette, daughter of the Hon. E. H. Gillette. and she is the favOrite niece of the illustrious William Gillett. To her he is just Uncle Will. but not many girls are blessed with just this sort of uncle.
 The two are the best of chums and correspond with strict regularity T hear from my niece every day., said her uncle to another member of the family upon one occasion. The actor was smoking on the deck of his fam ous housebOat, the Aunt Polly, and his eyes had a mischievous twinkle "Yes, I hear from her every day. You don't believe it? Well, you see IL lIlS way OOuAN tAAS days when I don't hear from her"
 MT. Gillette's cabin in the noun tains of South Carolina is a beauti- ful rustic home, where the actor re- tired after the death of his wife, and lived entirely alone. He made all the furniture himself, even to the knives and forks, and the whole arrange mnt of the cabin is remarkable for it's artistic simplicity. The house originally consisted of a single large room with the corners partitiOned off for bedrooms.-Des Moines Register.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30

nearly quarter of a million dollars were taken. The following year it was Mrs. OeIrichs' turn. when s1O,OOO worth of necklaces and rings were carried off.
 From time to time since then other houses have been entered; so when the afore- e-mentioned social leader left her New York home early this spring all of her most valued jewels were safely slowed away in safe deposit vaults; hence the newest style at Newport Boston Globe.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
SOUR STOMACH

"I used Cascarets and feel like new man. have been a sufferer from dys- pepsia and sour stomach for the last two years. have been taking medicine and other drugs. but could find no relief only for a short time. will recommend Cascarets to my friends as the only thing for indigestion and sour stomach and to keep the bowels in good condition. They are very nice to eat"
 Harry Stuckley. Mauch Chunk, Pa.
 Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
 Do Good Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe.
 l0c. 2Sc, Soc. Never sold in bulk The gen
 uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
 cure or your money back s26
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
RUsINEse a00n In 1919.


Barre i constantly gaining aequisi-
tions Of residents these days when IL
becomes known that All good granite
workers are finding places Of employment
quite readily II the April number Of
iha Granite Cutters Journal. the barre
spondent i. ". Smith said that
the Barre branch, g G. /. A. increased
by $50 during the month Of March, and
be predicted still further gains BY the
end Of April The prediction IS being
fulalled il ample proportion and even
At that the granite manufacturers com
plain 81 . scarcity Of really good mems
they would take on more men If they
could find the men they want. This
means Of course, a good volume Of busi-
ness Is coming Barrels way and that
TIE period of prosperity following the de.
preston 81 last winter 81 account 81 The
deadlock IS already upon us. There Is
q particular rush at this time to get
out Memorial day orders; but it is ex-
peeted that there will be plenty d work
after that time, 50 Barre welcomes good
Rorkmen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
BRooKFIELD

Mrs. +. I. Stone and Miss Abbie Will
liams visited At Windsor Ditfys' Satur'
day.
Henry erout is boarding at W. W
Haggatt's
Mrs Olive Stone Il visiting friends
Hin R0yalton
RI ii simmons lost fine driving
horse recently
Mrs John Benham cleared $500 last
year from one hundred hens.
Mr. and Mrs b j. Williams were in
Norihfeld Monday on business
Miss Cofahel Rumney has finished
work in Randolph and Y At home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tones Ferris 81 Rox.
bury visited her sister, Mrs Julia VIII
liams Sunday
Mrs w S. Williams visited her moth.
er. Mrs MARY Blaisdell, and family the
last d the week
Earl Simmons has bought 81 ira
Carpenter the farm on Bear hill. known
as the w H Clark farm, and expects
to soon move there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
Stray PickingS of
Local Interest.

A certain Barre clergyman, not looking
just like bibulous individual, was ap.
preached on the street the other day BY
man who bore all the marks Of having
been tipping With Che assurance Of a
crazy man, who thinks an others insane
but himself he eyed the clergyman ia.
tently arid then declared: III ain't
drunk No-o5 its me cork laig" The
clergyman didn't show any doubt 81 The
statement but tile fellow persisted on
that line Of talk and finally got the eler-
gyman TO feel Of his cork Lang to make
sure The leg was cork, sure enough.
Having apparently made 4 point there.
lie tried 10 clinch bis argument hy having
the man Of God smell of his breath.
"Aint nothin' but cough.drops. Is itga
he quered. The clergyman began to
show doubt then, and The fellow saw IL.
for be gave a long searching look and
declared, WAL / bliere you've been
takin' little yourself" ii he reads this
article he viii know he was probably
wrong IN bis "bliepeH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
a Loss u Vermont.

Vermont loses good man ia Gen.
Nailism II Gilmore, who was laid 10 his
rest to-day In his official capacity. lie
had done much to increase the efficiency
Of the National Guard. lie took an en-
thusisstie interest n his work and had
"a thorough understanding 81 III; and his
work will be missed III Ifs personal
capacity, Too, hc viii be sadly missed.
His WIS d very engaging personality As
the Montpelier Argus says. he radiated
cheerfulnessn and It was the genuine
article. TOO, and not d fictitious make
believe. Cen Gilmore, The Argus goes
On to say, was genial approaehablc and
evidently possessed " unlimited good "a
ture, and Enthusiastically Che possessor of
a big warm heart as many In time Of
need who found This to be fact, can
testify The truth Of ali this Is known
to thousands, who win hold GEN Gill
more ii pleasant remembrance Burling
ton News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
WAITS RIVER
q. B. MIIes 3 crIliealIY ill.

G. B Miles il critically i'll
Mrs. I. A. Ranncy returned to her
home in Johnson yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Curtis visited
relatives in Barre recently
Lucy Moore Prescott i stopping with
Mrs Folsom for the present
Several from this place attended the
funeral Of Francis Minard at East
Orange Sunday.
T. ~. Cufrier attended The Conneeti-
cut Wells River district meeting at
Ryeeate Wednesday.
Parties from Woodsville are AZ Y A.
Dodee's doing plumbing. Mr.. Dodge IS
expecting to move his family b bis
store tenement in a few days
Mrs. Leroy Rowe who has been ID poor
health for several years passed away
the llth. after short illness Fun-
eraI services were held from the house
the 18TH and intcrmeat took place ne
East Corinth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
MOVING DILLINGHAM; AInNG.


The foreeasfed retirement Of Aldrich
Of Rhode Island and Hale Of Maine from
the United states senate wilt boost Sen
ator Dillingham; 81 Vermont along toward
the seniority among New England mem
bers ii that body and give BIN that
prestige which generally accompanies
long service There are stiil few
senator's from The New England states,
whose term of service exceed that 81
tie senior senator from Vermont. Maine
las Die, Massachusetts one, New Hamp-
shire one and Rhode Island one. who is
Dillingham's senior; but two Of them
can be already discounted By Dillingham;
when IL comes to tile weighing of per-
sonal influence. senator Lodge of Mas
saehusetts. II lie pulls through the next
election, Is likely to be the recognized
cader Of the New England delegation in
the Senate; he has served since 1898,
while Dillingham; las been there since
1900
Yet Lodge Is not regarded n . natural
leader hi great force 81 personality. as
even Massachusetts, admits For IN
stance, the Springfield Republican is I'M
elined to the belief that with the retire
ment Of Hale and Aldrieh New England
4 prepared for d certain eclipse Of ims
portance ia the Senate The Republican
avs, however, New England has en.
dured a certain obfuscation before. and
it is not unprepared to endure it now.
1t has only to wait for new eonstella-
si0 nof immoltals 70 emblazon the politi,
aal Ornament. Time il required and
patience also may be essential but the
New England traditions furnish sure
guidance Every New England state can
Sc for itself that solid influence IN
Congress may be acquired by prolonging
Tor 20 and 30-year periods the service Of
fairly able men. Nessrs Aidrieh and
Hale. whose careers just now are under
special scrutiny. are by no means men
Of genius; rather are they Industrious
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

individuals, With a turn Tor business
and certain force and pertiuaaity ii
achieving results. New England has
scores Of citizens who would be no less
powerful il the Senate after serving an
equal number % years. and tbs question
81 not 50 much finding gsniuses for such
careers as making TIC rareers for rather
ordinary men,
Vermont feels confidence that n Sena
tor Dillingham; it has man who VIII
develop in influence rot only through
the added years 81 his service, hut also
through tile quality 81 Work which IL IS
performing III tie ten years that Be
has been a member 81 the Senate, he has
gained o prominent position, far more
prominent than MANY Others 81 equal
length Of service. It i, therefore rea.
sonable To expect That senator DillinQ
ham sill IN dine time become recognized
as the leader Of tie New England mem.
bership. Al least while al the same time
exertlng powerful influence as ma
tional figure ID this case Vermont viii
certainly 90 well to follow precedent. Is
~ the case of Edmund. ana Morrill,. AND
continue Dillingham; ii office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN.
No. %. the New York-Atlantic Train,
Ditched Near Charlotte, N. c.

Washington, April y Southern Rail-
way through train. No %, from New
York. which left this city at 4l5 p M.
Wednesday. for Atlanta. was ditched 81
a broken ral near Ressemer City, n.
G.. near Charlotte. at 4 Is nj. yes.
ierdaY. Three cars we're overturned
and track badly damaged Except a
slight bruise 70 Mrs Jones passen
ger address unknown, 10 casualties
were reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
Rnaasr clainant AppaaIs

Cambridge Mass April q "a mo-
tice 81 appeal from Tie recent decision
Of Judge Lawton ID the probate court
Diminishing the petitions 81 the Dickin-
son. y. y. man who claims to De
Daniel Blake Russell and JOINT heir To
the ST500a8 estate 81 the late Daniel
Russell q Melrose, was fled Ia the pro-
bate court Yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
$50 / go. I shar Ia

for something worth while" This Is one
Of the mistakes % otherwise kind heart
ed men. who, hy being TOO proud to make
small provision for their representa-.
tiges. often leave them without any
Make start now with small policy
and increase Tie amount as circumstances
permit elst year. National Life m
suranee Company. Montpelier, VT tAIu-
tpal
s. s. Ballard, General Agent. Mont
pelier, VT n B. Ballard, local agent,
Barre. vt. Mutual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

Waterbury confidently expects to show
a. increase u population when the 1910
census figures are published. There Mill
have 60 be large number If Waterburys
% counteract some 81 THE Somersets and
Baltimores, ii Vermont Is TO make any
advancement IN population Waterbury's
gain is due 70 Barre granite largely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

Vow they predict that within a year
passenger airsliips win be sailing across
the Atlantic. Too bad For then the
pleasure Of seasiekness Win Be eliminated
What good 70 cross the ocean unless one
Fan By seasiee good and hard, 70 tell
about 1t ever afterwards
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

Vermonters ambitious to ascend Mount
Mckinley 70 hunt for Dr. Cooks records
might get in training by climbing eamels
fIump several times weekly i win BE-
good exercise and, besides, they'll find
plenty Of records Of former explorers
tAere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
Current Comment
bishop Ricels Illness.

The 8larmist reports sent ont from
Burlington concerning the condition 81
RI Rev Bishop Rice haee no substantial
foundation il fact.
The rev prelate illness Is transient,
md 0f kind to which he has been sub
ieci much 81 bis hle Humanity speaking.
there IS no reason 70 doubt bis long in
cumbencY Of Ills official position. and
thousands Of well wisbers viii hope that
it win bring him commensurate happi.
ness Burlington News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
PROTECTS ILLINOIS WOMEN.

Court Holds Law Valid Prohibiting En-
pl0yment More Than Ten Hours d Day.
Springfield, Ill. April e The Sd.
pfeme court Yesterday declared the law
prohibiting TIE employment 81 women
% Factories and stores over ten hours
nor daK eonstitiItinnal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

On reading his menu OF the recent
board Of trade banquet, Joseph A DeBoer
OF Montpelier saw, Joseph A. De3oer,
Montpelier board Of trade" IL un,
don't say much for che other ESQ mem
8efss does It'll he remarked Still.
Is VIE understand 1t, President DeIioer IS
quite bit OF the Montpelier board OF
trade.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

It's difficult to choose
between the two favorites
this spring-the blue suit
or the grey.
In blue we have at least
a dozen different shades,
tones and patterns.
In grey here a big
variety from the almost
white to the nearly black,
and over plaids, and
under-checks galore. Odd
effects I Well | guess
Come on-who's afraid
Suits $40 to SIS.
W. f.f.a. u,-o. - f1s.4.t. 0f,tt..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
AERopLANE CARRIES FOUR.
Sommer Creates New Record in Flight
in France.

CharlevilIe, France. April 22.-Toa
French aviator Roger sommer accom-
plshed remarkable feat Wednesday,
which established a new worlds record
for acceptance lie made eight Of
five minutes across country with four
passengers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

Coincidence OF not most Of the road
accidents IN Vernon. this early summer
are due v horses and their drivers and
not To- automobiles and their ehaulleurs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

The world mourns for Mark Twain,
its friend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

There's going to Be weeping and wall
ing and guashina Of teeth when The All.
drieh trustees be0in 60 raze the .'ls02
building at the corner Uf Main and Elm
streets and it's tile Sunny Side Corner
that. going Is 40 the weeping, the wailiug
and the gnashing Of teeth. For time inn
memorial 60 use new and fresh expires
sionl this corner has been che meeting
place for the sunny Side club, and the
ol8insbionad broad piazza, little short
of hip high has been ihe restfal place
whore the members roasted. But al me.
there'll be no broad piazza on the new
building which The trustees Of the Al.
dfich trust expect to erecti And. there.
fore, one reason for loafug win be done
away with There would BE less loatiug
all down Main street, II there were fewer
convenient steps
sos
The empty cellar az the corner 81
South Main and Prospect streets silently
appeals to Uncle samuel 10 get busy
and fiji IL mp with that new federal
building How long @ Samuel How
long
- q --
The incident herewith told might IS
appropriately reproduced for a moving
picture scene and entitled. "The Mis-.
elieYous Wife, Of Tbp Broken Eggs
and Who Broke Them The scene lies
h Q Barre home dfamatis peFsonae, d
worthy couple tha couple are engaged in
game If tag tas couples VIII some
timesi and The wife 3 it7 TIE husband
slips out Tie front door. and, thinking to
fool bis wife. he decides 70 20 down
town to bis stares Re goes: bis wife.
thinking also 10 fool tie husband when
BE re-euters the hackdoor. hides behind
the door ready % spring out ZIP cometh
the grocery man. carrying Day Of pfee.
iGHs eggs The wife sees not. but hears
nightly; grocery man opens door to
leave the eggs woman springs from
behind door and throws her arms around
b neck crying. I've got you!' grocery
man, tartled by onslaught drops ege
sWash; woman sees mistake and hides
lead III confusion grocery man, recover
ing from surprise looks pleased satis-
aed; denoHemsnt explanations, followed
81 vow 81 wife to settle things witb
husband when De eones home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

a Fowler IS too small bore IN a match
with Cannon any day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

No, Paris Theodore Roosevelt Is only
human being like your own residents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
5,6O5

Cleaner journalism less muddy pa
per Yes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

Entered at the post Office at Barre as
second.oass matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

we Clean, Press and Repair Clothing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES

FRIDAY. APRIL q, 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

Frank {. LangIey. Pusa.heE.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

is a lifelong republican and good one. He has no intention of being read out of the party. of resigning from it. nor of stultifying himself in any other way. And as for being "on the wane." never was a man or a cause in more effervescent good spir- its. There wer no signs of an early dissolution about Mir. Deliver.
 And here. by the way. is a sug- gestion for Mir. sherman and it is offered with every sincere wish to be helpful Let him compare the atten- ton aroused by his own speech with the interest given to Mir Delivers. For the purpose he may take a file of current newspapers and measure the respective reports with a foot rule. But he will not need a foot rule for his own.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

The arguments of our republican friends at Phoenix. promulgated through the columns of the Arizona Gazette. in favor of a non-partisan convention, are falling upon barren ground in this neck of the woods. There will be certain provisions ad- vocated by the democrats of Arizona to be inserted in the constitution which we scarcely believe will meet with the endorsement of the repub. lieans, Those provislons and declar. ations will be made known to the people of Arizona at the same time the semocrats place in nomination their delegates to the constitutional convention. On these declarations and promises the democrats will ask for the endorsement of the people Gum shoe methods will not win for any party when 1t comes time for the election of constitutional dele. gates.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
sHERMAN's SPEECH ON
 INsUReENT MOVEMENT.

Mir. sherman who. it may be re membered. is the vice president of the United States. is of the opinion that the insurgent movement in ''on the wsne~ He formulated this weighty judgment mainly on the strength of packed meeting in Wisconsin that cheered vociferously for Mr Cannon and that would have cheered just as yociferousig for Judge Iscariot ii his name had been inadvertently slipped into the platform. The wish is father to Mir. sherman's thought and both are out of joint.
 Senator Delivers speech that came SO soon after had hardly the appear ance Of a swan song. nor is Denitence its distinguished note. Mir. Deliver
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
A SENSIBLE
COMMENT.

The Tribune Citizen. of Albuquer- que. New Mexico. thus very sensibly comments on the passage of the statehood bill and the duty of the democrats of that territory:
 At the first announcement of this welcome information thousand thoughts necessarily came to thous- ands of different people and in the majority. the people were taken by the hope of a change for the better in business and a happy, prosperous life. With others. the change meant tri- umph. political preferment. in this party or the other party.
 But this papers advice is that all such thoughts. sensations and emo tions should be delegated to the rear in favor of cool, deliberate. patriotic action on the part of every citizen. Democrat. Republican, Angio-saxon. spaniard. German. Frenchman or whatever race. in uniting in that which will cement the foundation that brings real happiness and prosperity.
 Never in the history Of this land, since the foundation of this territory. has such a momentous question pre- sented itself to be considered by it's people as the framing of the consti- tuition and the encouragement of the future of a great state, because so many disadvantages, so many draw backs and so many curses have been its lot in the past. and especially be- cause of too much political prefer ment, chicanery and personal antagonism.
 Let every citizen and every voter bear this in mind from now on until We have acquired the legal and con stitutional title of a sovereign state.
 To the Democracy this paper es- pecially desires to state that it is up to it to carry out those principles that the party has enuneiated since the beginning, not in mere stump speeches. but in actual practice. A flower is only appreciated by it's fragrance. not by it's name. We have seen all sorts of deviltries, corruption aud reirngressioa prscticed under the party name--we have now the worse example in history striking us in the face through the Republican stand pat party. known by that name-and if We would be worthy of the real meaning of democracy, we must for. get everything for the sake of the welfare and progress of the territory Office. political preferment, petty advantage. must be last considered The interests of the people, of the public at large. the development oi the great centers of industrial wealth in this territory and the education and progress of civilization in our midst must be the first and most important consideration.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

workers spend in attending meet ings which never accomplish any thing and in making speeches and petitions which the men to whom they are addressed take as a HUGE JOKE might much bet ter be employed in learning a be- coming style of hairdressing or massaging away wrinkles. Now, that is not saying that a woman should neglect her children to spend time making herself beauti- ful, but there's no abstract "eause" on earth which should be as i'm portant to her as her INDIVID- UAL CHARM.
 WHAT IS THE GREAT THING IN EVERY womANs LIFE? LOVE THE LOVE SIZE FEELS AND THE LOVE SHE INSPIRES. AND HOW CAN SHE HAVE TIME EVEN TO BE IN LOVE HERSELF WHEN SHE IS DEVoTiNe HER LIFE TO A FIGHT FOR A VOTE? WHERE ARE THE YOUNG GIRL SUFFRAGE WoRKERs7 WHERE ARE THE PRETTY ONES, WHO NATURALLY LOOK FORWARD TO A HOME AND A HUSBAND OF THEIR OWN?