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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-04
MARKET EXHIBITS
UNUSUAL STRENGTH
Colorado Mining Sells for -Four
Dollars and Five Cents
More.
TlNTlcs REMAIN STRONG.
Uncle sam Gets Into seventy Class
And Yankee Climbs Out OF
Forty Rank.

In spite OF a dozen reasons when
might furnish an apology for duli
market, the local mining stock exchange
has a number of unusual features. NO
other stock is In greater prominence
Just now than Colorado Mining. a Few
weeks ago this was around 81 and lower
but this morning is was sold at 81 and
S4.0h The Provo representative of the
News visited the conipdny's offices IN
that city this morning and was told
that no sensational developments are
being made in the property but mat
the mine il looking better steadily. We
Will get 1000 feet on our vein and with
our ore bringing iu $4,000 car. there
Is no reason why the stock should not
be in demand. WE are not letting any
go, in fact we are buying" Is the way
the officials explained the strength OF
the stock. When insiders" are HnN-
ious To get all the loose stock It's a sure
sign the property Is making good.
All the TintiCs are strong and appear
to be Vieing with each other I'm creating
favorable notice. The Uncle Sam May
Day merger. effected formally ycSter-
day. appears to I've considered favoraby
as Uncle Sam shook himself free from
the sixties this morning and climbed
to IL May Day sold up to 20 Iron
Blossom, the boards youngest Offering
sold at so; Lower Mammoth AZ $3.50 ana
Yankee al 90. Yankee has been
IN the 40" class for weeks
but is going UP in good snaps with It's
nelghbors Beck Tunnel sold Tor s1,15.
The rumor that a dividend is TO be
passed up by This company is not
gaining IN popularity and the stock re-
mains fairly firm. Nevada Hills sold
for 81 this morning. A clean jump OF
10 cents was made ia two sales, the first
lot going at $3.50, Mountain Lake sold
from 50 to II. The sales, totals and
closing quotations this morning follow:
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. June 1.-The wheat market to-
day broke early IN the trading two cents
rom The closing prices OF yesterday. The
CnIel reason was a slump Of one pense
az Liverpool caused by reports OF Inn
proved crop conditions IN eastern Europe
The local weather was also considered
favorable and this weakened The market
The liquidation for July was vprv heavy
and trading was active In This onion and
Hlso IN September. July wheat opened a.
mia To %pIk lower at 069s TO gts. and
sDId nj 95ta. September opened SsQ$. TO Ia
rs lower At 9Sts to sSA and sold al g7s.
he corn market was quiet and prices
We're easier in sympathy with wheat
July opened shade TO isQI, lower al
rs 70 OTIS sold up TO "a and then do.
The oats market was very quiet and
prices wero easy, chiefly because OF rho
weakness of other grain, July oats opened
at that figure,
me provisions market was very oulet
ana prices were on slightly july porJi
was down als AT l6.l7i7. lard was ~ Lower
e. sur ana ribs were cents lower at
Cash: Wheat--No 2 red. og,sqs5, No q
,,a' 25gil,s' NO hard, a3a9jA: No 3
alatd' aSgel; No ] northern, 1901 %: No.
90 @'gdl Ola No, spring. 93Ioi OF.
Corn-No 2, 5p,q5r3; No. D 1901.
The wheat market closed fairly steady
WIN july lhQlAs lower at 65. and Sep.
tenber w lower AZ gTbWgs
Coin--llo close was strong with JuIv
asnlg higher at 5i7s '''
Close Whest-July, 9ass: Sept s1;saoe.
0ats-July ieh941l, Sept. 49,.
Corn-~Iuly, 5tas sept 5pt
Pork-luly. l6,g7is sept, 1876.
l.ard-.Iuly, gl2iA, sept. N2Iis.
Rye--Cnsh. sG
Harley-CaAh, CSa7i
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York June 4-Supar raU- n,.n,
Fair ronninR $50. Centrifugal ng tcrt
sc: mplasses sugar, Al
Rehned- Steady Crushed. so. powder
cd, 5.l0, granulated. 10
coffee Steady, No. Rio. GA. No
Santos, "a
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. June i.--3uttor steady. cream.
cries, lsN9i. dairy i7a2rp.
Esgs-steady, at mark, cases included,
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Steel ls another source of great revenue
TO this country. BY studying the export
reports II is seen that the rapid increase
IL largely due to metals. produced here,
aud shipped 10 countries which have no
"Utahs.' ''Novadas' or similar mineral
laden areas.
Another point raised is that the
wealth being amassed by this country
through It's mineral production Is more
enduring md reproducing than benefits
derived from grain. The latter must be
consumed within a certain time or they
become valueless nnd waste. Ores
must be converted into metals and
metals must be subjected 80 a long
series OF treatments to be converted In
to money. rails or any commodities.
thus furnishing The iudustrial manu-
featuring and commercial worlds with
lira
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PRICE MOVEMENT
VERY IRREGULAR
AT the Opening There Were Wide
Gains and lust as Wide
Losses.
ROOM TRADERS SOLD HEAVILY
Buying Orders Came Into the Market,
Causing Stocks 20 Go Up Very Well
Bonds We're Irregular.

New York, June 4.-'rho price movement
Of stocks IN the opening dealings showed
much irrcgularity. wide gains and losses
being mixed. American Car was up ia
on the strength nf tno dividend dcciurD-
ton, Allis-Cnnimbers preferred 3 Cana
uIah Pacific ljs, CONSOLIDATED Nius is,
I Mon Pacific ], and Reading and Brook
iyn ItNnst "a. st. raul. marlborough
metropolitan preferred ana American
smelling showrd declines Of a point and
Anaconda and Kansas City southern pre-
ierred =, ST. Paul Immediately rallied
TO a traction over last night.
Room traders sold the active stocks
heavily under cover OF a good demand for
the general list, which began after trad
ing nud got well under way Reading re-
acted rom par to 90 and me advances in
the lllll and Hartman stocks also were
cancelled. Business became dun when the
active stocks weakened but the general
list did not yield much, Northwestern,
Northern Pacific, Great Northern pre-
tettcd. Delaware q Hudson. St Louis
ana san Francisco second preferred,
Smelling and international Paper rose to
/ TO IA above Yesterdays closing Amer
icau locomotive preferred gave way 2ia
ana Colorado Fuel preferred 9.
Prominent stocks were being bought
freely again at II O'Clock Reading cross
ing loo and Union Pacific. the Hin stocks
and Smelling selling at the highest
Buying orders came into the market Mt
intervals Union Pacific, Northern Pacific
and Northwestern rose .. American car
rose ~ Reading. St Paul smelling L.
ana Southern Pacific, Atchlson. Penn
Sylvania Anal gamated and Central
Leather 1 10 Us. Granny Mining fell 81,
Denver y Rio Grande ;. and Corn Prod
uctS preferred I,
Bonds were irregular.
Slight additions were made TO the morn
Ing advances before the demand dwindled
TO nominal proportions Union Pacific
WIS pushed across 13s and the important
iniuStriHie also rllpd hfuber Tho Inn
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PEACE BLEss6s MERGER.

There was IN the ncighborhood az
S2Oill shares of Uncle Sam stock rep
resented al the meeting yesterday
merger without dissenting vote. AS
explained In yesterdays News in
exchange for 100000 shares OF stock ia
be raised by the May Day company by
doubling It's capitalization. the Uncle
Sam deeds over tho Uncle Sam claim
and Cora. lnez aud Humbug No ?
fractional claims. Both companies
held meetings during the day and the
formal proceedings We're closed with
out even a hint OF hitch The cleo
ton resulted In the unanimous selec-
ton of the old board OF directors to
serve another year as follows; John
Dern, James Chapman, j. +. Saunders.
George Havercamp and Joseph Nor
gan.
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NORTH SCRANTON NEXT.
Lchi Capitalists TO Develop Yellow
jacket Group In Edwards Canyon.
,ial to the News. y

LehI. Utah Co, June, 4.-Leh capital
lists are about TO incorporate the North
Scranton Mining co. They own the
Yellow Jacket group Of six claims in
Edwards canyon about one mile north
of Scranton Active development work
viii commence Immediately. Assays
made show per cent lead, is ounces
silver, with s. gold. The following
directors are incorporators Of the COM
pany: II. Il. Merrihew. president, Frank
Hidenreick. vice president; j NJ,
Kirkham, secretary and treasurer; c..
+. johnson and Melvin Johnson.
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ANOTHER KNIGHT VENTURE.
Uncle Jesse" Now Heads Big Hill
Mining Company OF Tintic.
Especial to the 'News.")

Provo, June As "A part of the con-
quest Jesse knight is making Of East
Ttntic he has obtained the control of
the Big Hill Aiming companys stock
and Is now the president of the COM
pany. At meeting of the stockhold-
ers held here yesterday. the following
directors were elected Jesse Knight,
Jacob Evans, John Bestelmeyer, John
E Bot. and T.. ID. Partridge, with
Harvey Cluff, secretary and treasurer.
The board organized with Jesse Knight
as president and Jacob Evans. vice
president. Twenty thousand shares OF
the capital stock will be placed on the
market for development purposes An
active work on the mine will be COM
nnenced at once.
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LIKE MASON DISTRICT.
Well Known Mining Men OF Utah Or
gaDihe Utah-Y crington Company

Especial To the 'News.'O
Provo. June 1.-The Utah Yerington
Mining company has filed articles Of
incorporation with the county clerk.
Provo is the principal place OF bust.
hess, The capital stock Is 100000 In
shares of tho par value of 10 cents each
Four hundred thousand shares are
placed IN the treasury for development
purposes, The company owns tho
Santa cruz and the Santa cruz Nos. /.
2, 3, and mining claims In the Mason
mining district, Lyon county. Nevada
The following arc the officers and di-
rectors, John Roundy president; Jo-
seph Wirthlin, vice president; Heber
G.. lex. secretary and treasurer. Jo-
seph A. Harris and Jack Cockell.
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REGrLAR CALL sALEs.

Lower Mammoth, 300 at 2 30.
May Day. 4,ioO at 81 1000 nj 3lia:
] 800 at 81
Uncle sam Con. 800 at SO; 300 at 70;
700 AZ n.
Beck Tunnel, 100 a, 177ia. 200 at
LIS.
IRON Blossom, goo at 90.
Lead King, 400 at is.
Mountain Lake 200 a So: 500 at 10.
200 a n.
New York, 800 at II.
Scottish chief. 1000 al o.
South col Con, POO at 202la.
Seven Troughs, 100 az A. 500 at 46;
100 nj A..
Tctro 1000 AT 10.
Victor 500 AT l2is
Yankee 100 M so
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel zoo AT l.75.
Colo. Mining, l0N az 400. 100 ~ 4.O5.
Carisa, 200 at a.,
COL Con. 100 M $40
Mountain Lake" 200 q &c.
New. Hills. 100 AT 30 100 at co.
Scottish chief 29i al o. 100 at rs.
Seven TrouEhs 100 aJ IS coo nj n.
silver Shield, son at 49,
RECAPITTLATION.
Shares Amt
Regular CAL ..,-...,,.,lN,400 6,Ai6 90
open Board .....--.... $685. 6.20S 40
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DAILY COPPER LETTER.

James A Pollock C Co. bankers and
brokers', furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Boston-Coppers opened irregular. ten
dency under-sell amount OF trading
1t seemed to brokers as il market was
over-sold and some thought that shorts
were being forced to run for cover
New York was inclined TO buy stocks IN
the local market
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TopAY,s UNLIsTEps.

Some Of the quotations on unlistSl
stocks in the pit this morning follow;
Copper Glance, Is bid; Mason Valley,
I so bid. LIS asked; Yerington Iron
sides, 20 asked; Emma 20 bid. 80
asked: Ohio K entuclSy. 3.45 hid, $50
asked: Biscuit. 40 bid; Sious. % hid. So
asked. and Western Nevada, a. bid.
Standard sold at A. and 40.
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May Day. i.0OOa 3Oia,
silver Shield, 15OOM13 4,5OOm1A
360 23OOM14.
Uncle Sam, 5000 H.
SO, Col Con. 1OO@2.05 Is. 60; 3O0lD
2.OTla +. GO.
Seven Troughs 10O14S; 2OO@4s;
,0O0d 1l1a
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brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
CoMsToCK.
Ophir. L75@1S5; Mexican. 80 asked;
Gould & Curry. 17dlS; Con. Va, 6997l;
Savage, 5lG53; Hale & NOrcross 6lGp
60; yellow Jacket, 7sgS5; Belcher. 29@
30; Confidence, IS asked; Sierra Nevada,
32@33; EXchequer. 3l9S6; Union, 2sq2a.
ToNOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 14dl5: Montana
Tonopah, 2.75Q2.s0; Tonopah Extension,
2.OG@205; MacNamara. rs bid; Midway,
l.25@l- 90; Tonopah Belmont. 3.25 bid.
GOLDF1ELD.
Sandstone. 3s@S9; Mohawk, 1900: Col.
Mt, 1904; Jumbo Ext. l.3214 a 1.35; Sill
Yer Pick, 45G4f; st. ives, 91Qss; Red
Top Ext. 22a23, Florence, 3.75@&sO;
Goldfleld Daisy, 10541.lo; Lou Dillon,
l04l2; Y. Rose, 5 bid: Col. Mt. Ext,
4q5; Goldheld Con. fs5d4S7I2; D'held
Triangle 1890
Original l0@ II: Bulfrog Mining. Is
q 10; Mont. Bullfrog. sos; National
Bank, 20921; Mani. Cons. 50 asked;
Mani. Min, Co. s97; G. Wedge 5Q6;
$ Humphrey, 5q7, S. Dog 14@l6;
Falrview Sill King $ asked; Nevada
Hills sos bid Pittsburg Sill Peak,
155 bid: North Star Wonder 5GG;
Eagles Nest lSG19. Ruby Wonder 20
@2l; Alice OF Wonder asked.
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.GOLDFIEI-D.
NEW YORK STOCKS,

Newhouse li1s; 1i1a; IA: l414 sales
400.
Utah Cop. 20; 26is 25ss: 25ss.
Tenn. Cop. 36ai; 36s,; SO; 1864.
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CONCENTRATES.

The board OF directors selected by the
Uncle Sam con, company yesterday
win meet Friday 10 elect officers.
w. c. Alexander has returned from
the Southport after several days visit
az that property. "EverythinR's look
Ing splendid" is his report
John Bestelmeyer and others have
transferred TO Emily HaVerCamp a
one half interest in The Great Look
out mining claim Ia the Tntlc district.
Rumoro OF a strike on the aOO-foot
level In the Star Consolidated were
heard In Brokers row yesterday after
noon, Local officers of the company adj
nit the showings are good but viii fur
nish no deflnite information.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81,
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a L. So Temple. Both
phones 9l0.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock ~ Co. bankers
and brokers, furnish the following,
received over their private wire, this
afternoon:
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Mass Gas, 571a bid; do, pfd.. SS@Si;
Arcadian, 4iaGi& Bingham Con, 1874
@16la; G, g. n, l.5ial .55; G. NJ, 400
IS; DAILY West, l5%dl6h; Franklin
1874; NJ. c. C.. 2%q9H; North Butte.
S2a.s2A; Osceola, / 20d1. 30; Quincy,
1.t1d1. II: Tamarack, LOCAL .O4; Santa
Fe. 2la02A I'm, Copper. 57@5S. Az.
Com1 2O1sd22 Zinc, 34%@2iia;
RoyaIe, Hls@i51s; Balakala, Sash:
Greene Canauea. 14M 11iss.
Adventure, 2lsa2ls. Aliouaz iAa46.
Atlantic, l1hd12; b. Coaln.. "a asked;
c. g. H.. 79S asked; Cop. Range, 1850
79i5; Elm, 16?, CRANKY, lSO@l34; Mex
leo Con, 1lAd12; Mohawk, S3d S4ia;
Nevada CON. isikai4; old Dom. 44i4 a
~; Parrot, l9isa20lai r.. l.. 4i.d4iz:
shannon, ls%@l5: Trinity 1914 asked
Boston Con, 24lsG24H 4. $. s.. com,
49Gi4, 4. :. s.. pfd., l3Anls
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

81. I-OUlS,
st Louis, June 4--Wool, steady Ter
rtory and western mediums, 9DI2T; fine
mediums, lsG2l; fine, 1j0l7.
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CURE CLOSE.

Ring cent, 1d1h; 3. Exp, 25
asked. p & L., rs Ola: GirouN. s y
a = Globe. 100 1875: Hancock. S
ass: Nevada Utah. AZ @4M; Ra-
Ven, l@IH Apex, sass: Cumber-
land Ely, rs cps1s Davis DAILY, tl%
Ql2i Dominion Copper, . Il as y;
East Butte. 9r9is Majestic "a a
: le Kew. Sla as, Nlpissing. lax a
l2l2; S. a p, 14h Q14A.
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WITH THE uNLIsrEps.

Quotations on unlisted stocks at the
close yesterday afternoon we're as fol-
ioXNg,
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GEO. M. CANNON co.


iered at 9. Tirnc loans. harder: 90
days, 80 aS%; 90 days, 80: six
months, Az as.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, Be
@5R per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm with actual
business In bnnkcrs' bills at 4.S6.S0Gp
1855 for demand and at $4,000
1895 for co day bills: posted rates.
isila and 49, y; commercial bills,
1893.
Bar silver. 85H.
Mexican dollars. 52Is.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bouds, irregular.
L. NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers.
d. F. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
flee and residence.
Cannon 4 Cannon, Mining Stock Brok-
ers. is i. So. TEN. Ind. Tel 21sl; Bell 2I9l
l.. r. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.


NJ. $. Hanauer. j. V. sadler
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a. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. ZIG ID. y. Walker Block.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock 6 Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
COMSTOCK.
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Nice lawn furniture makes the lawn
or porch more enjoyable, All kinds at
The Big Store. Y L Furniture House,
IL to 81 East Third South street.
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Cannon T. Cannon. Mining Stock, Brok-
ers. is +. So. TEN. Ind. Tel 27sl; Bell 2Isl
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4. r. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-07
AIiee's Automobile.


Miss Alice Dovey had a hair-raising
experience in Philadelphia last week dur
ing the engagement Of THE Vanderbilt
Cup"
Late one afternoon. said Miss Dovey
as she sat in her dressing room. Il went
out with Manager Pickins in one Of the
big racing cars we carry. He was anx-
ious to show me the fine automobile
roads about the city, and certainly ex-
ceeded the speed limit by a good many
miles.
we whirled along, the sharp March
wind, sweeping past. the street lamps
flashing like tiny sparks, and the dust
from the roadway enveloping US in a
haze. when suddenly. just in front of US.
came shout Of warning. a sharp cry.
and the big machine backed and plunged
across the street to the opposite side. AS
l closed my eyes / saw my friend lean far
out of the car and at the risk of his own
life drag a tiny newsboy ont of danger
we we're both faint from fright and
as we SAT there in silent thankfulness
the boy. shaking. off Mr.. Pickins' trem-
bling hand. jumped out, ana looking
sharply about him said: Gee! I believe j
lost a cent.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-07

The genial, good-natured sTom Lewis.
( who plays the Unknown in Little John
ny Jones" little looks like the young and
/ lithesome boy. whc. twenty eight years
ago this month, ran away from his home
IN Halifax to see the world Born In 4
/ little hamlet on The Bay of Fundy. in the
early COS. he moved with his folks 10
Halifax. where his father and Older
brothers. who being sesfaring men. nude
/ port during the dull fishing seasons Tom
after school hours. romped the streets
with ais playmates. and was 81 their ev-
cry sport except one. The other boys who
lived on the water front with him delight
ed to go off on the fishing boats curing
the summer season. but Lewis, although
all his family were engaged on the water
In some capacity. had horror OF the
sea. In telling how he broke into Tic
show business, he says:
when / was sixteen years old, father
thought IL was time for me 20 help I'm
on the boat, but ] could not see lt hts
way, so I refused After d severe lee
ture. interspersed with some cuffing' ]
was put bag and baggage into service.
A week was enough to show father that
] didn't Ike the water Most Of nay time
was spent trying to hold on 10 my bunk
I've never been SO sick since that time
The next summer ] overheard a family
conversation regarding my being pressed
into service again. That was my cue.
During the night / boarded a boat bound
for Boston. leaving home. not TO return
for ten years. Arriving ia Boston. /
worked In a shoe store for while and
then when Van Amherg's menagerie came
Joined IL as a candy butcher From
there I went to New York. and finally
Joined hands with & pal named Pell
The team was known as PeH and Lewis.
We started In to do a singing and dancing
act. During the next few years we
travelled over the country doing the same
act. While in the South one summer 1
signed with Haverly's Ministries 10 do
The bones. From that time until Mr.. Co
nan Entrusted the part Of the Unknown IN
Little Johnny Jones' TO me. I have al
ways done blackface. and I feel that it
has become part OF me.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-07
BEAUTY AND SPECIALISTS.
Troubles of Woman who Tried TO
Keep Rosy and Young.

Keep Rosy and Young.
From the New York Press
Il am really and truly in a pTedieament
I to preserve what call my beauty" said
a woman who can count thirty years il
she be willing. Il would Tx to know
whether each OF the many persons who
profess TO have studied that subject with
care has passed an examination-like a
doctors. say 1 am told by one man 70
take great deal of sleep. / do, and what
is the result? / wander about Ike a per
son in a daze because I have slept too
much. Oh, yes. despite this j am told
that I look well.
Il may look rosy and fine, but I feel the
reverse. 1 then try more exercise and
less sleep and find that / am feeling bet
ter and some obnoxious person comes
along and tells me that I have aged ten
years I'm the last ten weeks. That is
haply just the time / have been taking
the strenuous exercise. Wen. feel that
do not want to so on the stage as a
strong woman and therefore reduce the
exercise and take MORE sleep, and some
how or other there is something that
interferes, and again I am told that / do
not look up to the mark.
In sheer desperation ] vow that I will
live the comfortable life, and I sleep
while I have time 10 and as much as I
want. I avoid meeting critical friends and
going anywhere near the beauty doctors
establishments, but. unfortunately, I dis
covered in the mirror that I am looking
tired So have given it all up and have
resolved that those who wish to look
beautiful must be unhealthy, and these
who wish to be healthy must forego the
pleasure of good looks. The only hope I
have for the rest from the torments of the
agents of the beauty culture is 10 pretend
that ! Ike my own style"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-07

Arrangements have been completed he
tween the management of the New Ma
tional Theater and Milton and Sargent
Aborn. the well-kn0wn operate man
ayers. for a season of spring and sum-
mer opera at this playhouse. A COM
pany of sixty singers win be installed
which will include a number of artists
well known to Washington. It is the
purpose to give only the vell-known sle-
eesses Of de Koven. Herbert Edwards
and other eminent composers. This in
aauitlon TO a number of standard and
grand operas in English. A different
opera is 80 be given each week. Radical
changes are to be made In the prices Of