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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22

Dear Miss Valeau:
VIII you kindly tell me what will
lake a black ink spot out of my white
apron, and eblige.
HELEN MEAGHER.
The removal of ink stains is always a
problem, because inks are made by so
many processes. Soap and water will
remove some inks, while strong chem
ieals make little impression on others.
The sooner the stain is treated the
more easily it is removed. Washing
and soaking in cold water or in sweet
or sour milk VIII remove the greater
part of the ink and frequently the
stain. Spots on washable articles should
he soaked in milk or water. Rub the
spot and change the liquid frequently.
After two or three days, IL a stain re-
mains, wet it with a strong solution of
oXalic acid and place it in the sun.
After this rinse very thoroughly.
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Dear Miss Valeau:
What viii cure a sun-burned face?
MRS. D. ]. s., Salt Lake.
To cure wind burned faces brought
on by walking or driving against
strong winds, a mixture of equal parts
of olive oil and vaseline proves very
effective for the skin. Soft linen rags
dipped in water in which baking soda
has been dissolved and laid upon the
cheeks and forehead will give prompt
relief.
Dear Miss Valeau:
What colors should a blond wear?
MRS. J. L. w. lark City.
a blond may wear pure white with
advantage, but a brunette nearly al
ways looks better in cream-colored fab
RIGS. This ought to be more generally
recognized.
Dear Miss Valeau:
What viii remedy insomnia?
J. s. R.. PocatelIo.
good recipe for insomnia is to sip
a tumbler of hot milk before going to
bed. as the milk and the heat thereof
have soothing effect and produce a
drowsy sensation.
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Dear Miss Valeau:
Can you suggest any remedy for
brown spots on the hands?
]. L., ogden.
II there are brown spots on the hands
make a paste of lemon Juice and pow
dered sulphur and apply it whenever
possible. allowing it to dry in the sun.
Let it remain on as long as you can
after each application. This paste VIII
take effect more readily if the hands
are soaked in warm water for some
time before it is applied.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
U)omdn'S U)orId
Conducted by Helene vareau.
HELENE vALEAn,s ANs-.1ERs.

Miss valeau will reply to all ques-
tons asked by the feminine readers OF
The Intermountain Catholic. The well
known character and authority OF her
replies need no Introduction TO those
already familiar with her ability. Miss
Taleau will take kindly and personal
interest in those who write to her, and
will spare no pains in seeing that their
inquiries are answered fully and care
fully. Write only on one side of the
paper. Address letters to Miss Helene
Naleau, Intermcuntain Catholic.
-
Dear Miss Valeau:
Can you tell me how to clean mir
Tors successfully?
GRACE NJ, Provo.
Mirrors should be cleaned with soft
paper, instead of cloth. This advice is
not new, but may nevertheless prove
useful, seeing that cloth is still often
used. with SITS usual accompaniment of
lint and trouble.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
The Peck of Trouble.

All men must have their peek Of woe, ;"
No single mans above it;
But lots of married men we know
Must take their hen-peck of it.
Catholic Standard and Times
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
r West Second South. Phones 1885.
J, I. MOORE Dist Pass. Agt.
Time Table
IN EFFECT.
Nov. 19. 1906.
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
No. 4-From Ogden. Chicago, Omaha. St
Louis. Kansas City and E1E ~
No. S-From ogden, Portland. Butte and
San Fran o.0n
No. 6-From Ogden and 0,00 - ~
intermediate points. y sOO d lIl
No. 12-From Ogden. Cache Valley, Ma
lad, Park City and in 11.AE y m
termediate points ..........l .TO d III
No. S-From Chicago, Omaha, Ogden
points D0a stn ..I.................... 6:25 pm
No. From Ogden and Ain n M
San Francisco ............. " " IlI
No. l9-F'rom Ogden, Logan, Butte. Port
FFane 9nd San 1885 o m.
DEPART
No. 6-For Ogden. Omaha Chicago, Den
Eoais H and Park GIfy CIT st. 7:1O a m
No: For Ogden, Logan, Portland. Butte.
Ely New, San Francisco and inter
mediate 1nnA
No. For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago. Dem
yer, Kansas City, st. Louis and
Cisco ssn IRAN . 80 o m
No 11-For Ogden. Cache Valley, Malad.
ate po fna inte ae 4::10 o m
No 17-For ogden. Omaha, Chicago
a and Sther 5:55 o m
/ No. For Ogden. Denver. Kansas City.
9bisdao St Louis and 6:05 o m
No 9-For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
| land, Ely. New, San Francisco and in
termediate 11sHE ~ m
points ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s-TO " w
d. z. hurley, G. P. A.
d. S. SPENCER. A. G. P. A
City Ticket Office. 201 Main Street
Telephone $50.
Note.-The train numbers shown above
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do not apply to the Southern Pacific west
of Ogden or the Union Pacific east
thereof
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
LEAVE SAL LAKG CITY.

PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE
All trains except Nos. 1. ?. 3. 4. 5. s. IL
and 20 stop at intermediate points.
/. A. BENTON. G. a. P. D.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
Keefe'S Telegraph School

Have YOU a trade or profession? If
not. have you considered what it means
TO undertake to fight life's battle in the
unskf1led ranks. competing for liveli-
hood with labOrers and poorly paid
clerks? If you continue in this class.
blame no one but yourself, as there has
been established here in Salt Lake a
School of Telegraphy under the per-
sonaI management of an experienced
train dispatcher, where you can equip
Yourself within six months so that you
can secure a desirable and good paying
position. The only qualifications are
the rudiments of a common school edu-
cation and good moral character. Young
men and women ambitious for the fu-
ture investigate and see for yourselves.
Terms so per month. Position guar
anteed.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22

Dear Miss Valeau:
Please give me a recipe for a good
skin tonic.
MRS. j. NJ. S, Pocatello.
A famous skin tonic is composed as
follows:
Alcohol, one-half pint
Spirits of camphor, two ounces.
Spirits of ammonia, 90 per cent?, two
ounces.
Sea salt, five ounces.
Boiling water to make ole quart.
This may be used once a day. Mop
On the skin with a piece of old linen.
Dear Miss Naleau:
Please tell me how to clean white
gloves.
MARY H, Ogden.
Shave some pure white soap into
water, boil until dissolved, pour into
Jar OF cup. When cold and thick it is
ready for use. Put the glove IN, and
with a soft cloth dipped in the paste
rup the soiled parts. then wipe off with
clean cloth. The gloves may be worn
Immediately after cleansing in this
manner.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22

Dear Miss Valeau:
Please tell girl what to eat to re-
duce weight.
NELLIE Nee, Salt Lake.
The fat girl should eat sparingly of
soups. salmon, bluefish. veal, pork.
sausage, fats made dishes, macaroni.
rice. potatoes, hominy, oatmeal, beets.
turnips, carrots, parsnips, pastry. pies.
puddings cakes, sugar, sweets, and she
should not drink milk or cream,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-22
Dear MISS Naleau.
What viii remedy insomnia

J. S. R.. Pocatello.
a good recipe for insomnia is to sip
a tumbler of hot milk before going to
bed as the milk and the heat thereof
have a soothing effect and produce a
drowsy sensation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
SAYS CONTRACTORS SHOULD
STAND Loss TO NEW SCHOOL
board of Education Refuses 90 Mak<
Payment on Building Conn
rIeted but Not Accepted
pleted but Not Accepteo'

OAKLAND, May 2s.-The Board o
Education has decided not 10 accep
the new Grant School from the, con
tractors, Stockholm & Allyn, until the,
have rep aired damages to the new
structure which were caused by the
earthquate TIE school was completes
before tie shock, but, according Z
the boards position, had net been Off
ciaIIy accented The architect for Tn.
building ah May q signed certificate
OF completion to the contractors, bu
antedated them TO April II, the da
before the shake District Attorne1
Allen has given the board an oninioI
that il is not liable for the damage
estimated at 5000, because official ac
ceptance had not been given
The contractors maintain, througi
their attorney, sam Bell Mckee tha
they are entitled 10 their money, wit
the exception of the last payment tn
q frtendiy suit be brought 20 determin
whether he contractors are respons,
bic to the board for the damage.
The new Prescott School is a Wrec.
e Damage 10 the Lincoln school amount
to $4,000. to the Washington $40 .e0i
90 the Market street S2T,S00. Jus
where the liability rests 90 all OF thee
new buildings has yet TO oe determine
All OF them are IA the hands OF II
contractors. Besides, there is proh
lem of rebuilding on new plans. !
wln be necessary 20 change the origlna
plans BIZ strengthening the structure
before further building is done in OF
der TO c5nf0rm t6 views of architect
on the Subject of acknowledgement con
struction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
GRATEFUL WORDS
FOR THE CADETS
University Students Are
Thanked by San
Franciscans.
Services at Time Of Dis
aster Receive High
Praise.

BERKELEY, May 2s.-Warn COM
mendation for the work of the univer-
sity cadets during the fire in San
Francisco has been accorded by hum
dreds of property owners across the
bay in d letter just received by Presi-
dent Wheeler. The letter is signed by
residents of the district patrolled by
the cadets in San Francisco, and re-
fers especially to the hearty spirit Of
cooperation with the citizens and
regular. authorities shown by the ca
diets. The @etter is as follows;
ITO Benjamin Ide Wheeler. Presi-
dent University of California, Berke-
ley, California
Dear Sir We, the undersigned.
residents of that section of San Fran
cisco patrolied by the University Of
California cadets, desire, through
you, to thank the students who gave
their valuable services for the protec-
ton of San Francisco. They were
| ever ready to help the needy, and we
positively feel that by their innumera
Bile acts of Kindness and never failing
courage the loss of life by fire was
greatly lessened."
The foregoing communication was
signed by more than 800 property
owners and merchants Of the district:
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
QUAKE EXPERTS
VISIT SAN JOSE
japanese. Scientists Gath
ef Data for Report
to Mikado.
Photograph the Demol-
ished Bui1dingsin the
Garden City.
spsci., DispntcK to The can.

SAN JOSE, May 2s.-T. Makanura'
professor of .architeeture of the Inn
perial University at Toxic and T. Saha,
assistant of Makamura, who were sent
By the Japanese Government to Cali
f0rHia to gather data concerning the
earthquake. are in San Jose and today
they were the guests. of President
DALEY of the. Normal, who showed
them about the damaged buildings
The mem bers of the earthquake fnves-
tigation committee arrived last night
from San Francisco. They at once
took up their work and this morning
took a number of photographs Of de-
molished buildings together with infor-
nation concerning them
Makamura is an interesting man
and fine. example of. the Japanese
scholar. He shows deep. interest IN
his work, which is progressing TO mis-
;atisfaction despite the difncutty ex-
perienced at times. His assistant is
an able photographer who takes great
pride in his work. They will depart
tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
KULL FOUND DANGLING
FROM KNOB OF A DOC,
sef Masses Grevsome Discovery
Restaurant and the Police Are
Inyestignti;ft the Mystery,

ALAMEDA. May 25-When the che.
i the Park Hotel Cafe opened the real
DOR of that establishment early this
morning he was horrif,ed to find d
ltiman skull dangling from the knoi
u juse sack. Tie CHASTITY relic was
ievoid of all flesh and pre- sented the
appearances tof. having recently been
exhuuied. The slx.Al was lin a fair
state Of preservation and because Of
It's size and strength and the formation
9f the teeth, which remained in ths
front portion of the upper jaw, 1t Is
supposed to have belonged to male
person: How the skull came to he
Fastened TO the restaurant door OF
who placed it thereOsare facts that
the. police are .endeayoring to ascertain
tile Park Hotel Cafe, asserts that Ii
can think of no reason why any: ont
should seek to play such 3. grewsom
Joke en@ him Detective 81 f. Brown
who is Investigating the mattni, is {
the opinion that the skull was lin
earthed from the ancient Indian noun
at the East End and hung on the dooi
of the restaurant BY some ihdividual
bent upon having sport with the cooi'
or proprietor of The. eating place.
There are no .nl&rks of violence, OF
the skull and from it's moist condition
it is judged that the human relic was
lately removed from a resting place
in the earth. Soil found within tht
skull Is similar to the loan composing 8
the mound at the East End.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
VANDALS DEF|LE
THE DIG e.
Red Paint Is Smeared
Over Letter on the
Hillside.
Stanford Students Are
Suspected Of the
Offense.

BERKELEY, May 2s.-Grief piles
upon grief for the college men at the
university Earthquaks and fire served
to rob them 6f many cherished grad
uation week festivity, and now the
climax has come in the desecration
of their beloved symbol, the big CO.
on Charter Hill. vandals and enemies
of the BIde and Gold last night as
cended the hill and with red paint de-
filed the great golden &c" smearins
copious draughts of carmine liquid up
on it. Stanford men are suspected
although no signs of cardinal colored
students have been observed in the
Vicinity.
When the, college men awoke this
morning the greatly altered big &C
met their gaze Coupled with the other
disasters under which the collegeians
have suffered. this .crowning blow
seemed too much. SkepticaI coliege
men, In view Of the latest calamity
were led later to question the exist
enee of a just providence.
Walter de Leon called a hasty meet
ing of collegians and prepared to drafI
Resolutions, censurifig the vandals
supposedly from Stanford, who had
taken advantage Of the lun in coileg-
late doings to heap humiliation upor
the Berkeley youths. 1t was suggested
however. that no proof of Stamford:
responsibility for the .offense was a.
hand, and hasty condemnation of ths
cardinal accordingly was deprecated
The collegiahs were informed that a:
the Berkeley Hfgh School color Is red
the youths from that Institution Nigh
be guilty of making the big &C, scarle
instead of golden Investigation vii
be made and the blame fixed where |
belongs.
The Information was. yolunteerel
| that party of Stanford men. student
Fin geology, left Palo Alto for thes,
fparts several days ago, and the sug
| sestfon was made that this band ma.
have done the work DIP on Charte
| Hill.
Tonight q crew OF California men
| led by Carl Rathb0ne and John Val
Becker, armed with plenty Of yellow
| paint. and weapons with which to. re
sist possibleN opposition. jpnrneyed 4
kthe crest OF Charter Hill. and. gave ith
big Co coat of paint that helped I
| wipe out the stain OF the cardinal stun
| The big Co was Installed a year ag
with appropriate ceremonies at tn
time when the authorities forbad
Charter Day rushing. The emblem ha
stood az q landmark for a year, an
Zach freshman class Is charged Wit
is safe Keeping.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
CExTRIsTs OF REICHsTAG
TNIFE w1TH soCIALISTj
object to selection of ffehenlOhe-Lan-
. Eenburg to Be Minister for
the (oIonfe&.

BERLIN, May 2s-The leaders of the
Ceftrist or Catholic party allowed it
10 be understood today that they, had
united with the Socialists of the ReichS-
tag to defeat the GovernmentS pro-
posai 10 create a colonial MINISTRY be-
cause Prince Ernest Of Hqhenlohe-
Ian ngenburg. now director Of the Colon
ial Once, was Emperor Williams 8 choics
for Minister OF the Colonies.
Herr Bache, DR.. Saphn ana Herr
Groeber, Centrist leaders, informed
Chancellor Won Bulow two months ago
-Langenburg for cabinet rank be-
cause of mis- anti-Jesuit proceedtn IS
while regent of CobdFg- -Gotha- Prince
Hone -Langen burg's father was
the head of the Protestant association
, of Germany. The Government thought
Itself strong enough to sueceed in the,
Reichstag against the Centrist cpposi1
ton and did Get the biii passed On sec
Ond reading. In the meantime Cham
cellor Won Bulow was taken i'll aud
| the matter has rested ever since.
Prince HohenIohe-I.angenb -
one of three or four persons who al
ways are mentioned as having u
,hance for the Chancellorship in the
I event OF Prince Won Bulow retiring.
| ON this ground the Ceutrists decided
that it would be good politics TO pre-
| rent his entrance among the Ministers
and thus to spoil his prospects. If there
we're any. for Chancellor. and, what Is
regarded as more important, assert
the necessity OF the GOVERNMENTS 8
needing CeRtfist suggestions. If 1t de-
| sired 70 get on smoothly in the Reich
stag. and in this the Centrists are re-
sarded as having won decisive VIC
tory.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
OAKLAND MAN
AMONG MISSING
Goes on Fishing Trip,
Leaves Companions
and Disappears.
Friends in Reno Fear He
Is Victim of Treach-
erous River.
spscial pispatch 70 .The. can.

RENO, May 2a-Reno1. people are
some what alarmed at the strange DIS
appearance Of F. d. Robertson. who
has resided in this city for some time
past.
Robertson left Reno. last Friaay
morning in company with three others
on fishing trip up the Truckee. The
men left on the morning train and artes
fishing a short time together separate9e
with the understanding that they would
meet farther up the river at train time.
The other three men were on hand ana
waited for four hours for Robertson
but he did not appear When the train
came they left. ard since then notnlns
has been heard of Robertson and IT Is
feared that be will be numbered among
the many Victims OF the treacherous
Truekee.
kilograms have been sent out to diff
ferent places but no trace OF the MISS
iflg man has been found.
Robertson came to Reno some time
ago from Oakland and has relatives re-
siding at that place. He was about "a
years old and q man of regular habits
He also has relatives at Butte City.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Marriage Licenses.

OAKLAND, May 2S.-The following
,arriage licenses were issued by the
ounty Clerk today: Joseph Trunz. so.
nd Lizzie connor, a., both of San
eies, and Lena Rosella, 10, San Fran
isco. Charles. w. Rudolph, %, and
Isle M. Phillips, Is, both of Oakland
icholas Kunz, go, San Francisco, and
iSetoe H Moeller q, Alameda: Her
Isrt L. Underwood. 2S, Berkeley, and
ophie SchaSat, "a, Oakland; Freder-
tx c. Macgurn, 35, and Belle NJ. Ford,
!, both of San Francisco; John Olson,
I. and Catherine johnson. 81, both of
.akland; Antonio Ross 43, and Annie
lilloughby. Az both of Oakland; So
ale E. Struss. 2S. Oakland. and Frank
Aiken. 2S, San Francisco; Sherill T.
ougnton, ~. and Dizzy l. Day, Is, both
San Frahcisco; Martin Illgen. ~,
ID Marguerite Jochim. 81, both of
iAneda; Homer 7. Craig. %. San
-ancisco. an Maude Jackson. 26, Ala
-eda: John !. - er. 80. and Edna
..rrol 2e. oaklan rony NJ . 2. 81,
na iose GAMBIA. 81 both o. Be ley:
iobe.t n. Blaisdell. %. and Daisy V.
-s.s.-.9, is. foth sof OnklsIl
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
HEAVY DECREASE IN
THE DEMAND FOR AID
Oakland Committee Fixes june 80 a.
Time for Breaking Up
Refugee Camps.
Refugee Camps.

OAKLAND. May 2s.-Rapfd de-
crease is noted in the nanber OF refu-
gees requiring food from the relief
Committee. In forty days the fetal
mas been cut from $4,000 to 1i.0oo
persons.
Under: the. control OF the regular
army the work has progressed SO we'll
that the committees s hopeful OF con-
sentrating all needy persons in main
camps shortly. Notice has been given
That these Camps will be broken up
June SO. BY that time II is expected
hat the relief committee will have
provided for all deserving persons,
Provision for the future Will be made
80 that no person requiring and de-
servihg help. will be overlooked.
The rate Of decrease if the appli-
sants for assistance has been so
steady that the committee has little
ioubt that before the camps close tha
situatien Will require only minor at
sention. Salaried positions have been
procured for more than 1000 persons
by the free employment bureau which
has been conducted in connection
With the Oakland relief eommittse's
ec- -. =, -. i. -.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
WORK Of CLEARING
SANTA ROSA STREETS
|. Of DEBRIS COMPLETED
Merchants Lend Assistance and
Greatly Aid Authori-
Refuse Hauled Away by Rail
roads Without Cost to the
Town.
special Dispatch to The can,

SANTA ROSA, May 29.-The, work of
-learing the streets. of the city Of debris
ias been completed as far as the city Is
concerned and the emergency offer Of the
california Northwestern and the Petaluma
and Santa Rosa railroads to haul material
,ree of charge was withdrawn this even
ing. Nearly all the property-owners alone
fourth street have completed the cleaning
Of their lots, They threw the debris init
she streets and by assisting the city in load
ng the cars were enabled to get IT ali
laufcd away free Of charge. BY this mean.
he expense of cleaning up was reduced te
!, minimum and the work was expedited
III the refuse has Been hauled to fills aions
the railroad and dumped for building en-
,ankments. The elec,lic road hauled thu
;ars of the steam line over its lines OF
Noufth street to and from the steam. road
While the. latter hauled them away foi
humping.