The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1908, Page 18

. gemblymen who showed eens of get- aNT-BET WE GEN JLT B ARNER CRD CONFERENCE AT KILL KARE. Kings ALBANY, worth, ay for the guests oy Wooarnft at his h Ine legislation wil cussed. Senaior Travis was the only Despite Scolding by Ficetes | ee the Town Fair Chaps Pig- eon-Hole seas HIROSE | INCIN RACING ou. Defiant Stand of Farmers Has| Inspired Weak-Kneed Legis- lators With Courage. @pecial from a staff correspondent of The Byening Wor! ALBANY. 'N. Y., J eates of the Governor's plan to aboltah | betting on race tracks got a tlt yes- | teriny from which they will not soon Peoever. They were depending on the | power of the Governor to jam through the bills recommended by him. in spite of the overwhelming sentimeint among legieintors against them. The Governor himself wae very much | @urprised when the bunch of farmers | sompoding the Town Mair Association | adopted resolutions in the mornin de- | Bouncing the measures. Hoe scolded them when they came up to see him. @s i their annual custom, and veacti- cally told the farmars that they were mrong because they didn't agree with fim. The countrymen took the lecture | be administered with good nature, and | then loft to attend the meeting of the| County Futr Association. “Now you'll seo some back-pedaling.” aid the advocates of the anti-race @aok bills, “because that onmwd 1s Grithtened out of their wits.” But ‘that crowd” wasn't friehtened at all. Instead of roasting the town as- Boclation and rushing theoueh a resolu- | tHon indorsing the Governor and his pet measure, the countr yfellows referred all mattors relating to lemislation to its executive. .which promptly vigeon-holed all resolutions for and egainet the rac- fn, bills. ‘The incident is sixnifloant, because, whereas members cf the Lexislat would not have dared to oppose order of the Governor, the bunch of humble havseeds who run the County fairs showed that they didn't recamd iim as such a terrible man after all. With the backing of their rural con- stituents some of the Senetars and As- tinge weak-kneed on the racing bills have plucked up courage and will vote es they wam—arainst the bills. A can-| Sas of toth Houses reveals the fact that | more than a majority of the members will vote against the Pills. as the mat- ter now stands. New Class of Drinkers Needed for “the Hughes Hummer.” ‘The sensation created by the punch which Gov, Hughes served to the guests at his reception, Wednesday night, has convinced a lot of the statesmen that they don't know as much about bever- ages as they thought thev did. One Senator who went up against “tho Hughes hummer,” as the ounch will be known to fame, expressed himself in this way to-day: “If tt punch ever gets to be vopu- jac I'll have to train up a new crowd of drinkers, because none of the second- rate performers will be able to Ko the Comes of a Long Line of Distin-| guished Leglslators. Assemblyman Frank D. Noyelles, ot | Rockland Coun 9 proximity to “The White W: says, almost en- titles him to would bo th House if the le ancestors wrs the John Noyelles, eat-grand- . sat in| rly of this State in ° was under the @ominion of England. ‘This ancestor | was also a member of the commission that established the State line between Now York and New Jersey. Mr. Noyelles's great-grandfather was & member of the Assembly in 183, while | ts grandfathor served in that capacity during 1M1 and 1812. Noyelles ts af medium height and fine| manners, his face being keen and angu-| lar, Ho manufactures bricks at Haver- | straw. “The brick,” said Noyell barometer of ‘me are Thinks Old Ex fangement Wants Central to Suild Foot Bridges Aer Park Avenue. Asrem!1 : ¢ Manhattan on n ars of the H tn itl t Ww t iy I ® r 1 Y t wh s avon j 1 bem N ‘on ere <3° ——— The third Botleau Girl Art Calendar, in Wen colors, will be distributed, through ‘Tus | S@upday World in Greater N 4 S BSA Legislators to With Woodraf tn the Woods. Jan. Ww Majority Lea ) practically the entire Kings ( Islative delegat or who Hi to Prue EVENING W WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1908.° WADSWORTH NOT ALBANY, Jan. Commane to boom Gov. the Presidency. fraining from ta wayed, by politics ness. 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Coats are nobt tailored, | satin and trimmed with velvet. 5.98 kirts; all sizes from 12 to Girls’ $5. 60 Long Coats, $2.98 worth $12.00 and $14.00; at y mixtures; * ed velvet and bral 6 to 14 2 98 ears; reduced from $5.09 to...... © Girls’ $5.00 Dresses, $1.98 \ special lot of Girls’ Dresses in sailor suit style; nade of black and white checks and ‘1.98 rimmed with red braid; sizes 6 to 14 ears; $5.00 value, for made exactly as also coats of fine in very handsome models, k and velvet. Some lined through- They are coats that sell for $10.00 and $11.00 regu- 98 marked for to-Morrow at... +eeeeeeeeeeeees | Mint Chop y weEsT ae ‘STREET PI SATISFACTION _GUARANTEED OR, MONEY PROMPTLY Suey Frappe At Soda Fountain— Special forSaturday ‘cam, Eng- Bineapale Powsered CHARLOTTE REFUNDED 23 Hundreds of thousands — of women wear the “Liberty.” Why not you? The same quality leathers, the same styles, the same excellence ot finish for which other makers ask $3.50 and $4. Try a_ pair. 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