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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
STATE YAIR OPENS
WEEK FROM TO-DAY
an Hands Working Hard to Get
Grounds and Exhibits
In Shape.
BALLOON RACES SCHEDULED.
Horse Events Listed Promise 90
BE of Unusual intcrcst-M. VI.
NOung's scagull Monument

Tho Utah state fair opens one week
trom today. and 81 expectations arc
realized. the event will exceed iu i'm
forest and m attendance anything Of
Emo kind ever attempted 600 these parts
Excursion rates win begin Friday, tho
s1th three days before The commence
pent OF the exhibition.
This week win be "a busy one on the
grounds Of the exposition, as the I'm
ishiur touches win be put upon every
thing connected with the vast acreage
west of the city that will soon be the
scene of so much animation. Not only
have The buildings. stalls. fences. etc.
been thoroughly renovated and painted,
but special decorations viii be placed
in the various departments.
A new kennel show house has Just
hean completed west OF the main build
ine by w. i. Hawley Secy. Hansing.
of The Utah Kennel club, is arranging
10 have on exhibition there the hounds
that VIII take part in the coursing
event that will be one of the free at
fractions.
Tho tabernacle choir win be in at
tendance on ihe evening of Wednes-
day oct p salt Lake county day, and
WIN give an open air concert. That rs
tho late Of the barbecue, the beef for
which will be furnished 10y Uncle
John Seely. Of Mount Pleasant.
BALLOON RACES.
Another free attraction that win he
of unusual interest will he the balloon
race between Prof. Abbott and "a lady
scronaut. Such a contest has never
been pulled off here. and the novel
spectacle viii De witnessed by awe
inspired thousands.
Am electric theater will be open al
the fair grounds. under the supervision
Of steve Lynch. Moving picture shows
are very popular these DAYS and are
heavy drawers 30 patronage.
RACES SCHEDULED
The races scheduled for the fair are
Of unusual interest. The best horses
iu the state have been entered in vari-
Gus contests. and animals are coming
from Colorado. Wyoming. California.
Nevada and Idaho. The track has been
scrancd rolled and spriukled. until 10
SIS I'm the best condition possible. and
the meet will prove one Of the heavy
drawing cards Of the fair.
N. YOUNG's MONUMENT.
sculptor Mahonri NJ. Young's seagull
monument will De- ON exhibition at the
fair. and viii attract a great deal OF
interest. not only because Of the popu-
lar subject which the young artist has
pictured I'm stone, hut from the admire
able nlanner In which the work has
heon executed. A description OF the
statue appeared In last Saturdays
News"
Tho school display this year win also
he OF more than usual Importance.
Supt ID. H. Christensen Of the Salt
lake public schools has asked the fair
management for AN the space that can
possibly be given. ana public and pri-
vate schools Of the state viii make a
great showing for the cause OF edu-
cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
GETS OFF EASY.

d. r. Mcdonald the young man from
Los Angeles who cut quite "A dash last
week by speeding about town in am au-
tamohie, spending money freely and
buying wine. appeared before Judge
Diehl this morning ON the charge OF OBJ
tanning money by false preteuses He
passed several worthless checks. but 70
ie understood hp has made good" lie
pleaded guilty 90 the charge and was
assessed "a fine Of S25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

The four forces united i'm our inter-
national crusade. as iu mo- other pro-
1ecJ are; CD The reform orgauiza-
ton. CD the missionary society. 90
the chambers OF commerce CD and the
governments. The bureau has n
lecturers constantly az work. one in
Austria, one i'm Canada aud ten I'm the
United States. Other lecturing score
taries should be added at London. Ber-
Vim and Calcutta. our comprehensive
purpose Is 10 create a better moral en-
races"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
EIGHT SUNDAY DRINKS.

In spite of thc face that Salt Lake is
supposed 90 be- dry" on sundays There
were eieht sunday druuhs before judge
Diehl This morning and cnch had to
nay a nne 0f 81 or serve hye days 100
JAIN
al s. swain. the saloon keeper arresi-
GA Yesterday for violating mo sunday
closing law. wac not ready 90 plead nnd
Ms case went over uhlh "wednesday
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
COURT AT 2P NJ

hsmIug on "Wednesday next. the
boz me criminal division Of
court presided over by Judge
" NIenl VIII b. heard in me aner-
u 'eFuning at @ o'clock During
l. nDr months these casese have
a,t .a ht . o'clock in the morning
an a'tIo cases ai 10 o'clock. Here
n- ll. state cases VIII be- called as
wi TO o'clock but the city docket
'' heard Boz the afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

than any logan street nNture Butt
90 course. this is of minor importance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
JACKSON Is FREE.


lde case of the state VS.. Press Jack
.'h' .Iore1. accused of assault with a
''''' weapon upon love Harris also
,'."E'l was dismissed by Judge Dlehi
morning On motion OF dhe prosecu-
hHrris tho complaining witness.
I.I'.I I1 show ur for the hearing anal
mag account the matter was drupp-
'H .hH afternoon of June %. jackson
.I'l Harris with "a razor innict-
- I serious wounds on the man.
uble waf caused hy jealousy
WAS paying attention 90
'..hr.us -iri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

than any Logan street fixture Butt
40 course. this ls 0f minor Importance.
VICIOUS AS ANY VILLAIN
lhat the hllmAl monster IcN tfNN.
prehistoric eaui"n i'hiNNp turH..
ptoiodociNl ol mtHlol'ld isHiOua. ur
Whatever Do mNA h'N' N.rI Nls uH
vicious ahd n.'llihiItIN "r '1e N.IIf|1
boz Lincoln J. carter plays De- owe
dcnced in Che fHtl ihil Hit'r hlI..g
Che horse mentioned nN your iuiHr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY
EXCURSION TO LOGAN

For production of "RohIn Hood. !.
s.pt "a. Round uip 52ll Special at
1880 o.. m. Ticket. good for return TO
sant. b.
The evening world., 1907-01-31
STOCKS STRONG ON
A FREE DEMAND
1f1t.ltaih lVeaalifs, 81. 1saas as,s,@lapssgEMiysss
and Pacifics Lead Market
10. Coed Level. "

The opening dealings IN stocks to-day
we're comparatively quiet and tho pr.co
chkNyes wcra srfaii as n r,,,c, bat Irfes-
wero Union Pacific, Canndian Pacific.
Kansas City Southern preferred and
American Tobacco preferred, which rose
large fractions.
fssattHE Hnd ;fScHSifs or : G etstsai ware
DOWN largo fractions. Toledo. st Louis
& Western and Hos akns Valley preferred
sold at decline OF 4,
In later dealings the trend was down
ward
snceeasfuf attacks were made against
U.ocks which have a preirmina,Ing In
fucncc on the market. such MS Read
ing and Union rac!nc. 4 large part o.
the selling Was in stocks setting in the
thirties or below. Bulls showed dis
cpurnSenitnt hS the time Reading had
been driven down to, 1871 and previous
rises In Union Pacific aati'o,hcr stocks
rancellcsi. Pretty mIic7T an OF rtTps .trt
rpoved on d level with yesterdnl's clos
:ng or below.
ezi=.hGzaEeEaEs teYe!
OF prices lower than Setore. ba; the
character OF the buying impressed the
bears and they bons,, freely II coyer
shorts zahstantal- -racnYery en.led
which carried Union Pacific Il-I aud
81 Paul. Canadian Pacific, ST. LOUIS
Southwestern preferred, Kansas CITY
Southern preterrej.--- Sugar ami ANAL
gamn,cd Copner a potn, over last n!ght.
Some additions We're made to the re.
covery that was IN force a, midday be-
faF-.taa- -marlei-hexan- Indually
slide back again. The receks!ons. how
arer DID moi exceed one-hnIf and werc
attended by duiness. -,
Duyanug foiluSed the advances with
more confiderce In the afternoon, the
speculation developing ino.e strength
si,.i breadth. The moro urgent, demand
centred in Reading, Union Pacific and
United States Steel. tlcsar~anna md
Hf-8tscs,tt-to tot=ap apH4-4-4.-l [
Northern nj I, Great Northern Ore cer-
tincates and Kansas City Eodthern pr.
1T tn!at.-p Pacific Is. ct Paul ?,
Line IL. Southern Pacific and Read
The maran, cio,.d strong ard at the
top level. The demand suositied TO a
1rrge sxtcHt tfst=- prsets is-t=i fssFf=
somewhat .iIs,aer, h;i; there saa-na
price concessions were small. Union
Pacific. 81. Paul arl Canadian Paclhr
rose IL. Colorado n Southern nrs5
preferred and American Smelling. III.
and Erie. Peoples Gas, Colorado Fuel
Westinghouse Electric and United
wss hardening OF prices In the final
isalinSs
The total sa,es OF sgosKs- today Wef.'
i.tsT,fta shares and of bonds {iTs1 ,ap =
The evening world., 1907-01-31
'1TRUSFYY', GOT AWAY
FROM JAIL
fspee.al ,o5 1ls nvenlnE ,vorIal

fspsciai o1ie HreninE Worldly
ssFiNERIIEAp.sL L Liam. -31-s=zSeat 10
: Ewenp tha.z court room where the trial
OF DR.. Simpson is taking place. Alfred
Z II, Johnson, 4 'Tfusry.- uo-iay- took
=FEensh= taaEs and snt ausaY- He.ixas re-
captursd AFTER short speti OF liberty.
.--iohnsnn. swas .serSing ten months,
sEtntrncc. having been convicted o. Hs.
rauftIhg II nfHn III - 'hfnitfr.fit md
threatening TO blow his head OF. He
Had t.fh q ne.
came ..tEnxty..- and MA aiinwsd con-
fT-eIi1.f i-@f.st= SaTar
an hour to-day before his absence was
) .4Iilacosered-. An alarm sent. nuI reaulind
In his capture notfar from the jail,
The evening world., 1907-01-31

John l.. Sullivan. whose hair and
scnts the oft-heRrd assertion that he
is good old has been" He says nc
/ / nriz:szetrsnlr.e ia ys=nider-thnn=Prss
dent Roosevelt and that no one seems
to think the strenuous President n
AT forty-e!Eht Sullivan believes that
man is in the prime OF life and Il;
docsn't take Boston man very long
to -ngnre-nut the year of the big f,re
or the date when the pusilistac idol was
born. The two events form ~ marked
feature OF history at the Hub as
7siic Old South Church is n IN ndtnar rkss7
John L. IL doing a mono,o.uo stun,
this week with the City Sports Com
pany IN Philadelphia. Barring little
excess in weight. he neye. felt bs;ter
in his life, and he also adds tha. as
man Is as cid rs he feais. he was -
thnt-nartlcular class Known as two-
year-olds.
As for thA, almighty punch. Joha L.
gays he has 1t YET. Only HE otasr
day he -Wfote-to- one buyH H-wt17-
had called HIN good old has been"
Fsassiss1-r..r pssrn-eff==ttss,e-
aer!eaier he would ahow him hos M
/ used 10 break a plank l'l-2 inches thick
-riser,--etse edge s+xa3-aa:let-to-- nr-1
John Z. used TO do tnis sturt TN his Old
| Boston saloon on Washington street
and he says he can do 1t now.
But Its the reformation TO be seen
in the old fighter tliat--moHt pleases
| his friends. At last he has arrived
1T lac point OF aporeciating his old
| theory taa, he could beat the drink
| habit by putting all the .'accursed
! stun INTO his stomach. Now he says
ttts game none can lSeat willis i
1 wlH puh.i'aS away hoitIe the disrtt.
| lcrs we-e producing dozen. You can't
beA: that game" He says he nas
/ aNorn OFT.
| Al Rochester the other day Sullivan
| called all the newsSoys together and
| give them a lecture on temperance. II
/ itsaeni-mucii as an aratarical effort but
\ the XIX just said itiwaa cp real STUFF.
tSegw tss1i don tzsaatv 10 do like / did =
! SAID Joha x Never mind what they
/, tcH you Hlpu!Tt ITTl 6Tr. &. ? ne I ray Trrv
! and .YQlt SftlRl fSs good men, Let the
/ booze along afIJ Ccn { y.IHokrET Boys X. 10
do that wlll be hcnrst boys"
-tst tei -, --.,sd- yL4IlntaE- want -.nr
! half an hours with tiIe result that not
ia newsbpv was tending 10 business or
I wanted 10 sitherLThen they cheered
/ John l.. who said he used TO sell papers
The evening world., 1907-01-31
BEARS MAKE A DRIVE
AGAINST COTTON.

Cotton started fyc points higher Ia
the market to-day. but the bears made o
rapid drive at The i!s;r the affect OF
which ygas to catch u lot Of stop orders
in MIrct and May. Later thn marked
auleted
none: February, ~ o'S "a fS;, s. s Is,rS
ssffs{NT51 N 3 Y II sss2
ssptcmber, Isl to 9as; October, e.6i 10
s'The ci...ny prtces were: February
e6s 10 s,o5.' March. s,i9 to go; April
osS 20 e.g7; May, s.35 to e,37; 9HBe, e.Sy
10 sd: J.siy,sa.is 70 .ie: Apggst g.1
10 945: September. e-5a to esS. OSlooetrS
.s;fs o. November. nonc: Decems
Der. e,s3 TO e.a.
The evening world., 1907-01-31
S. C. 7. DoDD, LAWYER
FOR STANDARD OIL, DEAD.
Authority on Corporate Law, Hs
Fitted Himself for Legal Career
While Working as Printer.

OIL CfTYz pa-s-janz ais--Adyiee4 re-
ceired here zstate that Samuel c.. T.
Dodd. until recently chief counsel for
the sia4idas1i on Cof8baay. died stiEt
nipelt at Pinehurst. y. c.
ME.=Dodd wss orT1-:ttrI- ff-r11utt Ysn=
ango County. Feb, %. 1896. lie learned
the trade of a printer in Franklin. and
while working at 1, prepared himself
for co,icEc. graduating from Jefferson
College. CanonsburR. Pa. in Is1I.
Ike &aA admitted 70 the vgnaugo
| -.
County bar IN ISIS, aad At various times
acted as counsellor for prominent oil
plrrHtars snd trsnrtprta;eR oessfs4F 4as,
the most prominent or which were tbs
vandesgrart md Norman iines-- fran
which Was usyEfoprJ yut tttHttrd fipu
iines-He- -wnE delegate 10 the last
constitutional Convention of pennsyi-
Xanis.
/ Ills know.edEe or corp0rate law wIB
widely acknowledged.
The evening world., 1907-01-31

i WHEAT AND CORN
,,,sss:s,;s=::s5:5 SEavtIHTG GAINS.

The wheat market closed rs higher
and corn IA to Us up to-day. Prices
-Ceased of In the late. session on reallx.
7 ing. -=--,-''
s. s. New York's opening prices were
Wheat--Mdy. s. Ia 10 IS s.s. -
cfdcaKna opening PRICES werssszIss.htst
--May. IS "a to IS 7-sto 70; july. Is 5-s
TO rs s-i: September. rs Us to rs "a.
corn-May, 40 5-s to 10 81; July. as IL.
September, ~ rs
New York'n closing prices were:
.4lzSvheatr-May, IS Ia asked: July, 81 SIS
10 50 3-4 Corn-May. s. 5.s. July IS 1-a
chicago's closing prices were: Wheat
n 3-t nom; May. rs rs bid I:
September: 1S IL. Corn-January. - is
arked: July. 40 3-s: September, u a..
The evening world., 1907-01-31

saltie Birch Price. and through him IS
nshtins The action vigorously
There arc two children. De Forest and
Marjorie PrEe. twelve and thirteen
years. did md tho custody OF these
Children Is to be determined
Ed d. Price Is the general mana
ser OF the recently organized Interstate
Amusement Company. capitalized at
$50. 600. with AL Hny-nnn. a. J.. Er-
LANCER, Marc klaw. Charles Frofman.
William Harris and Daniel Frohman as
directors. -.
The evening world., 1907-01-31

-J;t8s-Aaela5de. Saiiic had. Seen nm act.
ress Sh was the widow Sails. Birr!t,
OF san Francisco, wncn her 'oro,her'in-
The evening world., 1907-01-31
RehearIna for sehIey.

Tho Sctliey case was reviewed by Mr.
4 Rayner, who went into the subject at
reference To the Presidents action in
thes.ipntter He predietad that tina
Sehley case would vet be reopened. Just
. as sfHitlHf7 case isast rec entity bects=in
-nhother- nd-..AdmlraI EchleY shall b..
heard. hc announced. ''living or dead,
-sas saItsa slsaH bs searsi,.r .lla r4 sAs
known an Injustice. OF this sort to have
{. .pcfn done that the. occasion did not
The evening world., 1907-01-31
Intrusion On Courts.

The hrst instance OF ''confict' BE-
tween tho Executive aud iestst1ttvr
functions, Mr. EAyner said. was IN the
Santo Domingo affair. in which he said
.-rhe President has evidently made his
own treaty.
The evening world., 1907-01-31
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES.
TWO T0WNS=IN ILLINOIS,

ST. tOuIs. IAN. S.-spcctais from
Highland and Grcenviiic. Ill. report se-
refe learttIua1e shocks NJ 1,.ao o'tioc!s
hast niEll:. TIE vibration seemed to be
from cas-, Il west and continued about
hva seconds. In many houses dishes
were shaken from Ehs,vsE.. - = ''-'---'--.
The evening world., 1907-01-31

the judiciary. announcing his belief that
sias branch OF the Government ought
10 he entirely free from Executive In
The evening world., 1907-01-31

Ills knowledge or corp0rIte law wHB
widely acknowledged. ?
The evening world., 1907-01-31
Raynera Declares Country
Will Resent Dictate
rial Policy.
IoEMoCRACY,s . CHANCE.
schley Case Cited and Re
y, hearing for the Admiral
I Is Prophesied.

- WASHINGTON. Jan. si.ADizeIa.mtng
{ any intention of ''assailing" .Prcsiden.
4, Roosevelt aud protesting for hlm pro-
found personal esteem, Senator Rayner,
.-.os Maryland. to-day addressed the Sea,
& ate at:sonslderabls length In critical re-,
~ vie v OF what he tarnea tho Preside sfifss
y nssnrpefson OF gover'T's'ensai iahepphs S,ls
u9a
g. -; ~ w. ,.,s,es ,r.s. a.
-, -
-, :. -, - a. c.. -.
's.r rcr.ra fbis doc,r,ne,, .a,d Mr
sI{,y1,rr mn. 5,i1onnced7 y n F,.,r
Y ana emma sf,ea an aosi dangerous
.s-a,,6 9tn.iaioi,s attack ON the insti,u,ions
OF the country
He said thai because these dUcrrtusy
ssra naInr constantly Illustrated in the
administration of the Government.
.,,,-.--,,,,,st ta ..aIsr., an they were IN
.s..ss, - -, ,ara, -. ,,r,soo,,,y tho
= tenoeu " w s"he"' ns ','i'1 .s'ss
purpose OF the present Administration
To carry this constitutional construc-
sr,.x., ,,,,re,-
: tioh ihto Hs "''
iIniiy or emergency mas aFfife-fef It's
izfrsaxnrcisc:s..=e=ss
t,.,n.a .,,.x,t,y IN. ,,,c,nc eet,o,.
of the Pf.ss!dent which met his c-iti-
So. W.. {, yncy,E
@'s.... .-..' =, a..
The Prestaent5's iaooFii's a''' 5uhoef zoe ms, .he
Z homes, Impression that he Is respon-
: :
.of Congress.
The evening world., 1907-01-31
ED" PRICE SEEKS
ABSOLUTE { DIVORCE
1Essa4Eisal &sss9ag aAlsaea5ssa as
Plaintiff Under an Un-
familiar Name.

Former Justice Edward g. Clinch 10
hearing testimony IA rnterna In his Of
tce In the nct!on Of Eieazar ID. Price
against saiiie Price Tor an absolute On
yorcs. Few people woeid rocnsrsre In
tits statement that Ed. Pr.oe. tho
theatrical manager and impresaIio
MAS seeking .rSedom. from his third
wife. VINO ia u sister OF his second wife.
and TO whom he was married s,yt-tite-
Willing mt his residetlcc IN
Wee. Twenty-fourth street. Feb. ~,
1894
"Edt' d. Price was born a., Tecumseh.
Mich. nfty.esht years ago. His TrHt
mate was a Detroit glrl, who divorced
him lon, -5r.zS.c~"hce. aoA;ssed fame
Thon he marreI Ndciaide Emerson.
daughter OF James, ". wGifer, o. Vir-
Elnia CITY. New. Sac d!td in tho Post
@ taArnte HosSitzlI IN sSptcnsSer. 1893,
and tye montns later he nkl-r!ed her
sister. Sah!e. In ts4 lhne in which
Adclaiaa EmerSon' mad been a delightful
;.sst-ss - Ia many an after-the-i2laS-
@Htas pa ADELAIDE. -saiiie mad Been nm act.
ress. Sh was the widoS Siitit Hirr.si
Of san Erans!as2. wnef her '6ro,her.in-'
II was not, generally known that Ed:
Price and his WIFE had parted though
he did have an apartment at IL hotel
wtIile his wife. a. t7tl. hclndBo-pe ,3tu.4
nettc. has rriEdei atone In their apart
ncnt, AZ No, SO N'cst Stnctyrfirih street
from San FvnncsSco. Mr. Price Kicked
up IN uwfui row t--tstist of -rr.--,fitltr
situation which he came upon nv s,ir
prise, aud a Mr.. Alexander dumas left
DUMAS Is Sald 10 be aprcia.irn NJ :ha
e i;iaGs French author and drhmatist o.,
the saTpc maine. Price THOUGHT no hld
seen enough To cntltlc him TO an abso-
tutr divorce as,d brought rt,.t-,t.,rp,,r.-,
Isd5drt Avery. OF Brooklyn.
!---Ahrnhlm -lGyw was conEulied nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
Fruit Punch.

Crate the yellow rind Of three lemons
and two oranges into a quart of water.
Add two pounds sugar, stir until dis
solved then boil ten minutes. Strain
through fine cloth, return to the fire,
add a glass each of currant, blackberry
and grape or raspberry jelly. Mix well,
strain through a colander and cool When
quite cold add one grated pineapple and
a pint of grape juice. Cover and stand
aside over night to blend and ripen When
ready to serve add a can of peaches cut
in small bits. a quarter pound of pre-
served cherries cut into quarters and a
quart preserved strawberries or red rasp-
berries Add a pint of ginger ale for
every pint of the fruit, with a quart plain
or charged water and a cake of ice. Re-
new as needed, preserving the same pro-
portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
FOR GOOD FORM.
Christmas Gifts Unengaged Girls
Nav Give to Men.

So many young girls have difficulty in
deciding upon appropriate Christmas gifts
for young men friends-when good form
permits of any-that a general rule given
now may be of some assistance in the
coming holiday shopping
AS an example of this unwritten law.
unless young woman is engaged, it is
not proper that she shall make any gift
that VergeS either on being expensive or
what might be called intimate" By the
| latter is meant such personal presents as
member of a mans own family might
| choose for him. Eliminating these two
kinds. there is still a wide range and op-
portunity for expressing in them thought
| and liking for the recipient.
| There is no objection TO selecting an ar
| ticle for a mans room. always provided
| that the gift is not elabor-... In deciding
whether or not it is sultas-,. a girl may
| be helped to know by remembering that
presents to a man friend should express
merely a thought-the gift being an out
ward and visible sign of good will and
] not such as might make him feel under
| obligation.
| 1t is because books fulfill all these re-
| quirements so perfectly that they are al
ways in demand at holiday time and If
| a girl knows the kind a man likes she
cannot get anything more appropriate.
| There Is. however. more intrinsic value
| in gift that one makes. A sofa cushion,
| for instance. is always pretty, and fire.
| quently does not take much time for the
/ making. In constructing one 1t is we'll to
select a covering that is not too dainty
| to be practical. and of the great variety
of different fabrics soft leather is the best
/ Any kind of desk or writing table orna-
ment may be on the list of suitable things
| but nothing for a dressing stand. A game
: or any article used in connection, such as
bridge set or golf bag. cannot be criti-
| cised.
/ If the recipient has any faculty for
sketching or painting some of the draw
/ ing materials used would be acceptable
/ presents.
| Jewelry should be given only when a
| girl is engaged to the man. Even the sim
! pest silver bit is not good form under
| other conditions.
| Various small articles useful in travel
| ing are approprite Among them are col
| laps.ble drinking cups. leather tags for
| holding visiting cards. slip covers for
diaries, walking stick and an umbrella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
When Being Photographed.

Wear the sort of dress you usually do.
You can't make a bigger mistake than
TO don some sort of getup that you're
totally unaccustomed to. If you're in the
habit of wearing a stiff collar don't go
and get photographed in fichu.
If you are an outdoor girl be photo
graphed out of doors.
Avoid violent contrasts in color or light
and shade In your attire. Plain colors
are best for gowns. and draperies usually
come out much better than frills and
ffounces.
II you have a good figure take care to
preserve a clear outline. If not. never
be taken full length.
Furs usually look well, but unless
care is taken of the way they are dis
posed they are apt to be rather over
whelming. Sable in particular comes
out very nicely. but ermine is apt to be
hard. and is. perhaps, better avoided.
Much jewelry is mistake, but one
or two really good things look very we'll
fine string of pearls is always safe to
wear.