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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Society,"

| NV OMEN who know the value of a
wv well fitting collar adding to the
beauty lines of the throat and the
effect of a bad fitting collar disfiguring
good throat lines, wear collars that are
high, curving well up at the nape and
under the ears.
A well fitting collar with good lines will
take away ten years in looks from a
womap's age The i'll fitting collar will
add years in appearance.
Age is shown in a woman's throat more
than in the face, for the first lines that
denote the coming change are the wrin-
kles around the ears and the lines that
carry a double chin; this can be con-
ceaied by the collars.
The proper collar is the one that fits
the throat just low enough in front to
be comfortable, with a gradual slope
under the ears curving high in the back
just below the lines of the hair
Many a well dressed head and a be-
coming hat is marred by the ugly, ir-
regular lines of the hair exposed by the
low collar
A beauty line of woman's head is
the one extending back of the ears to the
nape of the neck. When the hair is
worn with a high dressing the lines are
very prominent; but no matter how beau
tiful this may be, the beauty is entirely
lost when the collar is low ana straight
around the throat.
About the much abused ruche: While
for woman of increasing years 1t gives
a softening appearance around the throat,
worn as the only color on a black cos
tune, as generally worn 1t has a thick,
clumsy effect, shortening the throat,
increasing the size and on the whole CIV
ing careless appearance. For this rea-
son one would judge from observation
its use is a sort of imaginary one-just
seems as If it was tackled there in
hurry to overcome or hide collar worse
for wear.
Just as the best effect is obtained in
plain simple lines in a gown, whether
one is stout or thin, the best results for
beauty of the throat are following the
methods of the Parisienne-a we'll fitting
collar just as high as can be worn or
a gown without a collar. Never a col
lar with several thicknesses of material
boned and stiffened, but a well fitting
one, pliable and not concealing the beau
ty lines, but giving a graceful setting for
the face that adds beauty and smart
ness,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Peoples Has New Offerings

The bill that opens at the Peoples
theater today will be one of the best
that Manager Flournoy has offered this
season, headed by the acrobatic sketch
team, Schrode and Mulvey, which comes
direct from the east and has made a hit
all over the country. The Four Masons
in their original act, "The Country
Schoolmaster," present another headline
act Johnnie Spencer, comedian will sing
and tell funny stories. while Homer Long
will render two new illustrated songs.
The Peoples Comedy company will
present another success by James P. Lee
entitled "Tom's Troubles at Long
Beach," which will include a number of
specialties by the clever members of the
company. Mr.. Lee will of course appear
in the title role. New moving pictures
will complete the bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
To Honor House Guest

Misses Estella and Lillian Williamson
of 1876 Magnolia avenue, Hollywood, will
entertain with social affair this after
noon in honor of their house guest, Miss
Maude Willis of New York City.
Miss Willis is we'll known in the east
as a talented dramatic reader and this
afternoon she will give several selec-
tions for the benefit of the guests. She
is a graduate of the school of oratory
of the Northwestern university and has
studied with Leland Barr. of Boston and
with Sergeant of New York She has
recited all over the country and Is booked
almost solidly for the coming year. She
will remain all summer with the Misses
Williamson and they have planned a
series of pleasant social affairs for her,
the first to take place this afternoon and
the second Thursday afternoon.
The music room will be attractively
decorated with sunfiowers and ferns and
In the parlors the prevailing color tones
will be red and green. Mrs. Burton Will
hanson and Miss Paul King will assist
the hostesses in receiving the guests,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
is
AFTER TAFT
Continued from Page one,

force, If there should be in the mean
while any change in the statutes of
Ohio applicable thereto. In this way
we free ourselves entirely from the Oft
repeated charges that have been made
with too much ground for them that the
action of our state conventions in recent
years has not been governed by the
voters who are supposed to be repre-
sented by the delegates, but by COM
mittees, bosses and small coteries, with
selfish interests in view. We have had
admonition and warning that the people
are justly dlspleased with such prac-
tices. We should not stubbornly dis
regard these warnings.
81 learn also from the newspapers and
otherwise it is claimed as a reason for
the proposed action that Secretary Taft
is the only candidate Ohio has for the
presidency, and that on such account
from sentiments of state pride we should
unite in his support and for that reason
the committee should take the proposed
action at this time so that the whole
country may be advised what Ohio in
tends to do next year.
Pleads Modesty
"I see it stated almost every day in
the newspapers as a reason for the claim
that Ohio has only one candidate for
the presidency that / have not at any
tlme announced my canQldacy Tor tnaU
Office 1t is true that have never made
any such announcement
"a candidate for the presidency must
assume. first. the great and serious re-
sponsibility of leading his party in the
campaign, and, if successful, as we hope
and expect to be, he must then assume
the grave and serious responsibilities of
administering the executive office.
These responsibilities are so grave and
so serious that any man might well feel
highly complimented and greatly honored
to have his fellow citizens name him in
such connection, but at the same time
they are so grave and so serious that
any ordinary man might well hesitate
to proclaim himself qualified for such re-
sponsibility, or prefer at least to wait
until urged by his party associates to
take upon himself such responsibilities
Such a position is at least more in
keeping with the high dignity of the Of
flee. Besides, it gives his party asso-
ciates an opportunity to declare their
deliberate, unbiased and unembarrassed
Judgment which he should be willing to
both wait for and abide by.
ut is because entertain opinions of
this kind that I have not made any an
nouncement of my candidacy for any Of
flce."
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son ever has played so delightfully."- in
Los Angeles as she did last night. She
handled the role with admirable delicacy,
and her affectation of manly airs in the
second act was positively delicious.
The other characters in the piece are,
for the most part, unimportant, though
Harry Glazier has two scenes as Lady
Ursula's elder brother, which he handles
with discretion; Howard Scott contributes
good bit as Mr.. Dent, and William
Yereance gives an amusing portrayal of
country clergyman. Miss Adele Far
rlngton is not at her best as Dorothy.
THE Adventures of Lady Ursula" is
announced for the week. The comedy
ought to run fortnight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
To Entertain at Beach Home

Mrs w. D. Babcock of Orange street
Will entertain today with luncheon al
ner beautiful summer home at Hermosa
Beach and her guests will include Mes
danes George Goldsmith. Leonora
Schultz. William John Scholl, M. ]
Hutchinson, j. S. Porter, John ]. Abra.
hanson. Cosmo Morgan, Frank Phillips
Bageley, Walter p. Tyler, o. H. Bur.
bridge, H. L. Story, j. H. Lippincott,
Arthur Ballard, Oliver c. Bryant, Don
T. Harrison, w. P. Dunham, Frank P.
Fay, F. r. Frost, Frank B. Sherwood,
]. s. Mccormick, Alton H. Smith, Jules
Kaufman. James j. Warren, Pierre Ma
son, Stoddard Jess, I. N. Frasse Fred
L. Baker, E. c. Andrews. C. B. Nichols,
Matthew S. Robertson, o. P. Clark, H.
N. Mabery, George P. Thresher, j M.
Russell. Ross Mahan and Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
GASOLINE ExPLODES
AND DWELLING BURNS

Fire broke out last night in the frame
dwelling owned by Charles Barr and oc.
cupied by Arnet Kilgore at 164O Felix
street. The loss was S400 to the building
and 5000 on the contents. 1t was caused
by the explosion of a gasoline stove.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Jolly Chatting Dish Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Markwell of
204O West Twenty-seventh street enter
tanned with jolly chafing dish supper
and card party last evening in honor of
Miss Edna Hobart of Omaha, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. c. Specht of
1878 West Twepty-first street.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wagner Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Ma
this, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Markwell, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Strauss. Miss Florence Os-
borne. Miss Ethel Graham, Mr.. Hill and
Sidney Alden.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
FUEL DEALERS PREPARE
FOR WINTER SUPPLIES

Wood and coal dealers are already pre-
pairing for the supplysof fuel for the win
ter. Hundreds of cords of wood are wait
ing shipment to this city from Flagstaff,
Ariz. 1t is expected that a sufficient
amount of fuel will be brought into the
companies provide facilities for its trans
portation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Youno Women Entertain

Under the auspices of the Young La
dies sodality of the Cathedral parish a
social was given at Kramers last night.
Miss Lillian ORourke acted as hostess,
assisted by Misses Agnes Newell Marie
Voge, Josephine Fountain, Margaret
O'Brien, Edna Borden, Emma Ruppen-
kamp and Barbara Mauer
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Duffy'S Pure Malt WhiSkey

1t kills the disease germs and
keeps the system in a normal,
healthy condition. 1t is distilled
wholly from matted grain, and it's
softness, palatability and freedom
from injurious substances make it
acceptable to the most sensitive
stomach.
1t is recognized everywhere as
the purest, most powerful tonic
stimulant, and is prescribed bv
doctors of all schools and used
in hospitals as positive cure for
pneumonia, pleurisy, grip, coughs,
colds, bronchitis, consumption
and all diseases of throat and
lungs; nervousness, malaria and
fevers; indigestion, dyspepsia and
every form of stomach trouble.
Sold by druggists, grocers and
dealers, or direct. ST per bottle.
Illustrated medical booklet con-.
tanning some of the many CON
vincing testimonials received
from grateful men and women
who have been cured. and doctors
advice free. Duffy Malt Whiskey
Co., Rochester. N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
eortikov-Harrls Wedding

Miss Goldie Harris, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Harris of s34 Boston street, be-
came the bride of Joseph Gortikov in
Fraternal Brotherhood hall Sunday aft
ernoon. After a wedding trip to the north
the couple will! make their home in Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Leave for chicann

Misses Pansy and Belle Whitaker OF
west Eighteenth street left last week
FOR Chicago, where they will remain until
fail. uii'n
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N. H. Foster of 271o Raymond avenue,
and Miss Mary Milton of San Francisco
will be the honored guests at a bridge
whist party to be given this afternoon
by Mrs. Robert P. Sherman of 1885 OK
ford avenue.
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married Saturday at the home of the
brides brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry c. Turner, Toberman and
Washington streets. They will sail Aug
ust for Hawaii, where they will make
their home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Society Women Are Hostesses

A big society dance will be given at
the Venice pavilion this evening and
Mesdames Abbot Kinney, Egelhoff-Run-
del and c. R. Dillon will be assisted by
c. S. Meskimen in their duties as host
esses. Mrs. George Sibley and Miss E.
j. Slauson arranged the affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
To Celebrate Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haupt of 1851 AL
bany street will give a reception this
evening In honor of their crystal we'd
ding anniversary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Returns to Ventura

Miss Phoebe v. Eaton, a teacher OF
Ventura, and graduate of Los Angeles
normal school, returned home Friday
afternoon, after a visit of three weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. r. H. F. Variel of
2237 Michigan avenue and other friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Wed at AvaIon

Miss Beatrice Babcock of PASS West
Iwenty-third street and S. f. Finch were
married Saturday afternoon at Avalon.
Ihey VIII make their home in Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Has Gone to Arizona

Miss Nellie Desmond has gone to Flag
staff, Ariz. where she will be the guest
Of her sister Mrs. P. j. Baker, for a
couple of months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
To Have Annual Picnic

Pacific hive, L. o. T. NJ, will enter
tain with its annual picnic TODAY at
Eastlake park and all visiting Macca-
bees are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Informal Porch Party

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cadwallader of
5S3 Dearborn avenue will entertain with
an informal porch party this evening
and each guest will be dressed as a child.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
VIII Leave TODAY

DR. and Mrs Philip B. higgins of $40
West Sixteenth street will leave tomor-
row for San Francisco. They will be
away for several weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Entertain InformaIIv

Mr.. and Mrs. Philo w. Masten of 70S
Kensington road entertained informally
with dinner party Saturday evening,
in honor of the birthday anniversary of
the host.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Returns from CHICAGO

Mrs. Edward A. Featherstone of 1150
West Twenty-seventfr street has returned
from a five weeks visit in Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Return from Eurone

Mrs. Frank A. Gibson and son. Hugh
Gibson, of 1891 Scarf street, have re-
turned to Los Angeles after five years
absence in Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
VIII Pass Summer at Catalina

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Wrampe and
little daughter, Anita, of 2104 Vermont
avenue will pass the summer at Cata-
lima.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
Stomach Ache
and DiarrhOea

are often brought on by eating
green vegetables and unrlpe fruit,
or by sudden changes in weather,
excessive heat, gulping down iced
drinks, ETC., and are prevented
and quickly cured by
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
PROMINENT PeopIe Marrv

Justice Sidney me- Ballou, president of
the supreme court of the territory of
Hawaii and Mrs, Lucia Burnett were
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30
To Give BRIDGE Whist Party

Mrs. D. w. Wurtsbaugh of San Fran
cisco, who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30

for whom sixty invitations have bee
issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-30

Everything you want you will find in the
classified page-a modern encyclopedia. One
cent q word
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
E, J. YARD FUNERAL.
st. Marks Cathedral Crowded With
Railroad Officials This Afternoon.

The funeral this afternoon, of II, J.
Yard. late chief engineer of the Rio
Grande road. was largely attended,
from ST.. Marks cathedral. where Dean
Brewster OBLIGATED. with interment in
MI Olivet The basket was completely
buried In floral tributes, many or which
were quite massive and Imposing. Cen
eral Manager Schlaacks sent $50 trib-
ute General Superintendent Welby, the
Salt Lake City ticket office. and OIL
Gals and employees, IN both Salt Lake
and Denver, and points along the sys-
tenn sent in their sympathetic quotas of
beautiful flowers in varied forms,
shapes and designs-fiowers of all KINDS,
greens, plants beautifully arranged.
showing Enthusiastically the hearty and
high esteem In which the deceased wa-s
held all over the great Bio Grande
system. Numbers of officials and their
wives were present from out OF town,
and the regret and grief manifested
at the sudden and inexpllcaDle retnov-
II of this valuable man from so ae-
tive a sphere of action and where he
WAS doing much good work, was affect
ing a long line OF carriages followed
the remains to the grave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
STRANGE CASE
OF JENNIE BURCH
A Quarter. Breed Mohawk Girl to
Be Placed on Trial for
Her Lite,
MURDERED CHILD SHE LOVED.



New York, March 25.--Jennle Buroh.
q n,,a -ta,-hr.n5 ,toho,,.,, ,,,hD h., c.,
- W SSs
tehloer Iast poisoned he tn1a-ht SON oil
Herbert Winship. wealthy farmer OF
Cowles Corner, Putnam county. viii ba
,l,.os ~, .v,,7 ,oa,,. On, - ~ -,
p'"e'e' oa .'@4 '"uaE tot nSA hlV at
Nsfinsi. N. T. Ii ls her htteenth birth
day.
On the 6a,, n, 4be hsh,y,s hurdal aha
,ur,t..., - - ~. ~,
sUpoeu oup q cpi'ieShloia o. no" sne tiaa
led the infant poisoned peach. She
said she had loved her little charge and
because OF her great love had killed it.
Medical men and other men of science
who have examined and studied the girl
diiter as to her sanity.
Jennie Burch was Walt and was CIV
en- home by the Winship family four
years ago. The farmer and his family
treated the girl az one of their own.
When the baby Wilbur, was born, Jen-
ME Burch became liza guardian Her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
EASY FOR BURGLARS.
No Street Light Makes Postoflice an
Ideal Proposition.

Some time between 10 o'clock Satnr-
day might and carly Sunday morning.
the STORE OF Albert Smith i Sons:
corner OF Eleventh South and State
streets. was broken Into by burglars
a branch postofiice is In the store ana
In the way of stamps and other sup
plies, aus well as sum Of money. taken
from the pOstOl1lce Till and the register
" the propTietors OF the store.
Entrance was gained by twisting OFF
an iron screen az tho rear OF the buid-
ing, and then opening the window. The
matter was reported to the sheriff's
office yesterday ANA officers are now
working on the case. The owners have
no clue as tO who The perpetrators are,
There is much criticism offered by
pNrsons living IN that locality that the
city authorities have not provided an
electric light on state street at Elev-
snth South The corner liz tho most I'm
portant one south OF The city, and the
nearest light Is S2-candle many rods
below the spot indicated, furnished by
The county. The matter has been
brought to the attention OF the proper
auth 0rtlss, and petitions have been
sent III asking for The installation OF a
street Hight, but no attention has beer
rlyen Ia tho urgent need However the
fault Hes as much with tho county OH.
cIals as with those OF the city, mas.
much as she west side OF the street
All Eleventh South has not yer become
Included i'm the city lImts, The duty
AZ furnishing a proper light al that
b,sv corner should devOlYe, perhaps,
upon both tho city and the county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
ANOTHER CONTEST.
Ogden VS. Salt Lake in Il housekeeping
Match OH Rollers.

With the graceful skating contest
thing OF the past and The end OF the
popular lady voting contest ending ON
Monday evening next at the Auditor
lun rink, another contest win be start-
ed ON the evening OF April list 1t win
be a contest for the best couple at two
stepping An event of this character is
going on at Ogden and viii end ON SAT-
urd&y evening, Five couples Will By
selected from the Ogden contestants tc
come mere for the finals on Saturday of
next week and cNntes; with the first
five couples selected by the judges here.
Two couples Will qualify each evening
and there Wall be IL couples In this
hnals' The FIRST prize Will consist of ~
gold medal for the lady and gentleman.
The second prize VIII be nickel plated
bail bearing skates and the third cou~
Pile of fve-pound boxes of candy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
BOSTON TRANSFERS STRIKE.
Executive Committee Given Full Auth.
GRITTY 10 Settle H.

Boston, March 25---with strike of
5000 team drivers in and about Boston
pending the executive committee OF the
general truck tealnsters' union No. t2.
has been given full authority 10 act
In the matter.
a unanimous vote to this effect was
taken - a meetlrv OF the union last
night. The trouble grew out of the re-
fusal OF the master team drivers to
Sign the working agreement for 1907
and 1908. presented to them by the
team drivers union, The new agree
ment Gala for one half hour less In a
days work and a relief form Sunday
and holiday work which will necessi-
tate the employment OF additional
stableInen. The new wage demand is
for an increase of 81 week for an
classes of teatnsters.
The present agreement expires AprlI
s, and as the Vreat majority OF inc
teansters have agreed To stand BY the
union in case the new agreement Is
rejected, It Is believed that a strike
cannot be avoided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
WARNS PATTERSON ANARC HIS

snsta, editor OF ia Question Soclals' OF
Paterson. N. j., which says It is the Of
fieIal organ OF the anarchists IN rs eoun-
try has received "a latter sisritG 'vig,
league" warning him that the sIsslhute5
will not stand for a publication that In.
elites rlot and disorder and that as soon
as you overstep the boundary We will AXE
every anarchist out of tho city"
The identity % the -'vgilantes' Ia not
known. EdlsoI Cananeta In reply to ths
letter .defed the writer and takes ocpa,
slSn to elorlfy anarchists and revolution
lie also declares that he believes the
senders OF The threatening letter nTs
members OF the Mana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
GIRL HIDDEN BY WIFE
OF MAN SHE LOVED,

Chicago, March "A girl. supposed
to have been abducted was found YES
terday where she had been hidden by
the Wife OF She alleged abducsor. Both
wife and young girl profess to love the
man and VIII make every effort to
SHIELD him from punishment
The girl Is 10 years old, GOldis May
Walters. for whom the police had been
searching since March L. She was
thought 10 have been abducted by
friends ~ John n, Clark, Who is In jan
on charges brought by the girls moth
er She was found In Mrs, William Me.
Kanzio's hat al So oakley aveRue by
detectives
Mrs Clark, wife OF the man In 1niI,
charge OF abduction. and the police
arScsted Thomas r. Lynch, a civil en-.
rlncer and frI0nd OF Clarks' on a sim.
liar charge last night.
Mrs. Mckenzie Is a friend OF Mrs
Jennie A. KIefi, tAe mother Of Mrs.
Clark, and she police say II was through
the agency on Mrs. Clark and Mrs,
Kleft and Lynch thaS the sirl had been
kept IN hiding
In spite OF the fact that the Girl by
her own admission had been the means
OF alternating the affectiups Of CLARK
from his wife. Mrs, CLARK hofriended
her and both of Them endeayorod to
shield the man. MEs- clark ID ~ years
old ana tho mother OF 3-year old boy
Both she and the Walters Girl stiIl
proies their love Tor CLARK.
The fugitive glTl told her cnptOrs that
she did not regret leaving her homo and
her parents who were nearly prostrat-
20 by her absence, and that she had no
Intentions Of returning horne 80 long as
her absence would save CLARK from
puni EhWent She said she had not been
ri fNrlm 10 a
duction was the result OF ELAN worked
our by herself, the execution OF which
was brought about by Lynch and Mrs.
Clark at her request,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
RoUMANIA CAN'T CONTROL
REV0LTED PEASANTS.

Bucharest March 25..JThat reYolted
peasants OF louman are at least tenn
rOratily beyond tho control OF the gov
eTnment forces In The field Is amply evil
lnoindlarism coming In from all parts OF
Moliavla ana WallhchIa, There have
been several serious conflicts between
peasants and troops In the district of
NaslJli. where 1900 peasants armed with
rifles and royolveTs attacked a company
81 soldiers. The troops Aired several
v0lleys killlne 90 persons and wound
Ing large numbers, but the soldiers ere
80 greatly outnumheTed that they ANAL
~ were obliged to retreat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
NICARAGUA'S VICTORY
is FULLY CONFIRM ED

Paris, March 2S.--Tlie Nicarasuan le-
CATION today received the following dis
patch from Senior Gomez. the Nicar
ag1lan minister OF foreign affairs, oon-
firSning the previous reports OF Nicar-
agua's Victory:
"Choluteca TAKEN Allied armies Of
Salvador and Honduras routed every
where. President Bonills has sought
refuge at San lorenzo with 200 men.
Our ships have sailed to capture them.
Tegucigalpa will fall today