The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
WHAT HOUR MUST
LOVERS PART?
Police Are Asked TO Rule on
Question.
NELLIE ROSE MAKES APPEAL
WOOER STAYS LATE AND
MOTHER LOCKS DOOR.

gHE HAT IS the proper time at which
Nv sweethearis must bid each olh.r
fond good nigute
Can there be fixed amy time limit SD
lnEl0iata that The penalty for stealing
few minutes shall be locked doors
and disoWnmentc
The Salt Lake police-so far-reachllE
IS the above question or UTOu-ietE-
have been cadued in to- pass upon the
matter ln the case 'oE Nellie Rose the
19-year-old daughter of Mn. and bIr-.
George i'll. Rose, 564 SOmeruy street.
For the past two weeks Nellie has
been denied entrance to- her home be-
cause she refuses Co beg her molHar-
pardon for sitting out on the back
porch with Charles Johnson. yeuuE
friend, after $3.50 O'Clock i'm the even
ing.
Questions That Are Involved.
IF Mary cannot come under the rsr-
entail roof unless she promises COB dis
miss John at the hour fixed uy mother.
50 is up to John 20 learn and fear -hal
hour. Little Nellie Rose leaTiuIg ass
serts that she doesn't see why she
should beg her mothers pardon just
because Charlie sat out UU the back
porch a little late" She maintains
that it was only half-past O'Clock au
the evening of sunday. May D when
mamma turned out the lights ana
locked the door" Now If Charlie came
stay longer than $3.50 O'Clock, what's
the fun of coming az all2
rs there to be a sliding scale where
by sult0rs are TO be put upon
o'clock limit during the first three
months of their cOuTlship. and grad
ualiy advanced as the Old old story
progresses May John be given
H.H H#a "a aH.
ness, TO reach by heartfelt degrees the
hours of TO- III and even - before le
is required TO reach for his hat or for
the gate, it, as IU the case OF Nellie
Rose and Charlie Johnson. the twain
are seated upon the porchs
And then comes another question
If the girls all stand by Nellie Rose
and declare for union hours at night.
say from to 10.30. are their mothers
10 be permitted to point 90 the door
in case they exhibit 100 tendency CD
ask pard0u2
Story As Told Police
'I can't go home because mamma
says j must beg her forgiveness tear
fully stated Miss Rose at police head
quarters yesterday, where she had
been taken by Mrs. Helen Jarvis ta
state her case TO Chief Lynch. "I m
sure I don't know anything I've done
that j ought to be forgiven for z -aId
her SO last night when Ebe told ua
I might come home after being vita
nelghbors nearly Two weeks
Papa Started TO Leu me iu. uul
mamma said, ~ Ell. i guess she won
get in here until she has asked may
pardon have been living with Mrs
johnson on South state street and with
Mrs. Jarvis across the road since z
had the door locked Oh me that sun
but how can I ask forgiveness
Nellie seems q good gin to me-
said Mrs. Jarvis in the chiefs Office
yesterday. "Of course, she has these
epilepliC fts. but I can't say whether
that has anything to do with her trou-
BILE with her mother. uuder5 -aUa
from what she tells me that Dc wasn't
as late as 10 o'clock when her mother
locked the door on her.
Children Tell the Story.
Neither Mrs. Rose nor the girls Ia
Their was at home last night when
Herald representative called. but the
story of NeIlie's trouble was volubLr
and severaliy told by the girl S younger
brothers and sisters, 10 the number or
four.
Nellie had been out awful late The
night before, C0GGded 12-yeEr-0I8 Levi
Rose, "and when sine sat out ON the
porch with that Johnson boy sunday
night it made mamma mad. j think
Nellie is a pretty sassy girl. SO, her
epiIeDtic fits didn't have anything lg
do with her being locked out of the
house. She caused all the trouble by
not asking pardon for sitting up late
with Charlie
Miss Rose has, besides her younger
brother Levi, three sisters, ranging in
age from to- 10-liay. Theresa and
Louisa. There are several older broth
ers. AS far as could. be learned yes
terday's conference between the girl
and Chief Lynch bore no immediate
fruit. The girl announced her uteu-
ton OF passing the night with zEs-
Jarvis. 1T is asserted III police head
Quarters that the parents may be
( obliged if the girl should So wish, n
provide for her.
{ But there stiI is the VeEati0us QueF-
Jiou- "HoW late may SHea-learJ5
clasp hands and count stars.
Was young johnson exceeding the
/ time limit for a three months Cgurllr
/ 10y staying beyond $3.50 p. m.-
Can there be any arbitrary time l-u
I made, and IF SO. what may Doe expected
as the foUzauuauga2