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PEACE IS
MISSING
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS HAVE
HOT TIME IN STATE
CONVENTION.
(By Associated Press.)

. (By Associated Press.) 81
. SACRAMENTO, Cal. May IA. o
y AT midnight the Republican .
. State convention was still in o
= session. Resolutions had been .
. passed instructing the delegates y
= to Chicago for Taft. .
George A. Knight was today elect
ed chairman over w. r. Davis, the
Lincoln Roosevelt League. candidate,
by vote of 351 to 275. The result
was arrived at after stormy scene.
When the two candidates had been
placed in nomination, General Stone,
chairman of the State Central COM
mittee, ordered roll call. Support
ers of Davis protested and the hal
was filled with Kisses, cat-calls and
shouts of ':gag rule" and 1--WE want
fair play" They contended that the
contested delegations from Siskiyou,
San Diego and Sacramento counties
should not be permitted to vote un-
til their seating had been determined.
The chair did not heed the protest,
but instructed the secretary to pro-
ceed with the roll call.
The convention was in an uproar.
On the east side of the tent, Sergeant
at Arms John Stafford was seen
struggling with delegate. 1t de-
veloped that ex-Assemblyman McKin-
ney of Amador, enraged at the ruling
of the chair, made a dash for General
Stone on the platform, but was seized
by Stafford and others and forced
i into his seat
AT the night session platform
was adopted endorsing the admins
tration of President Roosevelt and
Governor Gillett and commencing the
labors of the States delegation in
Congress, demanding the enforcement
of the Asiatic exclusion, and increas
1 ing the efficiency Of the navy, build
ing up the merchant marine and fav
oring irrigation and forest preserva
ton. 1t is generally conceded tina
George A. Knight and Judge Melvil
, of Oakland will be chosen delegate
at large strong contest will b'
made by the Lincoln-Roosevelt Lea
i que against M. II. DeYoung and II
: G. Otis, who are the candidates 0
the regular organization.
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CARNIVAL AT BERKELEY.
(By Associated Pressl

BERKELEY, Cal, May 14.-Fif-
teen thousand people gathered at the
State University campus this after
noon to view the athletic carnival
that was the main event of Berkeley 5
fleet day. Twenty-seven gold, silver
and bronze medals were distributed
and three trophy cups presented tn
the winners of the relay race. Presi-
dent Wheeler of the University If
California distributed the prizes an 1
complimented the jackies on their
fine showing. Following the ath-
letic carnival. the visiting sailors as.
sembled at Harmon gymnasium
where dinner was served by the la.
dies of Berkeley.
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The County Commissioners re-
sumed their deliberations in the case
of the investigation of the conduct o.
Fire Chief Mckenzie yesterday morn
ing. They reviewed the evidence AMI
after short discussion tn following
resolutions were adopted;
Whereas, owing to numerous
complaints having been made TO the
members of this board by citizens
and property owners of the town of
Tonopah, Nye county, Nevada, as to
certain acts of misconduct on the
part of J. G. Mckenzie, as chief en-
gineer of the fire department of saiA
town; and
Whereas, after public notice be-
ing given, special meeting of this
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OREGON REPUBLICANS.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 14.-Ore-
CONS eight delegates to the Republi-
can national convention were in
'structed for Taft today at the State
and Congressional district conven-
'tions. Two efforts were made to hay!
the name of Roosevelt substituted
for Taft in the instructions to dele
gates, and one to substitute the name
of Hughes. Each of these motions
was voted down The State platform
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BOLD BANDITS
In New Mexico perpetrdte
BIG ROBBERY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(By Associated Press }

PASO, 14Pursued by and hoodhounds
their fleeing
little
Vegas n NJ, the Santa Fe
this they broke down the
of
the the and rode
wandered into the station
almost unconscious
the robbery wired
bearing thirty
nd half hour
the fleeing bandits special train with boodhounds
Fe has left for the
O robbery Albu-
Santa F train No 10 the miners
Dawson N. 6anch leads to the mines
the Upon leaving
they went inside the station and placed tn
Suddenly the
breaking They looked
of tive rifles third bandit broke
building After
the robbers blew the safe with dyna
mite took he fed
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board was held at the court house in
said town, at which all persons in
terested were invited to be present:
and
Whereas, at said meeting tho
statements of number of persons
were heard concerning certain alleged
acts of misconduct on the part of said
chief engineer, and the said chief en-
gineer being present and being heard
in his own behalf as also the state
ments of such other persons as he
presented in his defense; and
Whereas, from the statements sc
made and heard by this board, it ap'
pears to the satisfaction of said board
CONTINUED on Page %
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approves of the national administra-
ton, favors tariff revision, de
mands restricted immigration to keep
the Pacific coast from being the
dumping ground of undesirable ASH
atics, greater navy and to keep the
Atlantic fleet now on this coast here
and build new one'for the Atlantic,
condemns the growing abuse of the
initiative and referendum laws.
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MARYLAND AWARDED TROPHY

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The ar
mored cruiser Maryland was the
trophy winner in the recent target
practice at Magdalena Bay. This an
nouncement was made at the Navy
Department today. The trophy is
now in possession of the Illinois and
directions have been sent to the com
mander of the Atlantic fleet, direct.
ing him to transfer it to the Mary
land.
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HARD FIGHT FOR TAFT.
(By Associated Press)

BUTTE, Mont, May 1.-THE Moo.
tana State Republican convention
here this afternoon endorsed the poi
cies of President Roosevelt and iu-
structed it's six delegates to the ma
tional convention at Chicago for Taft
despite the objections of the support
ers OF Governor Hughes and Presi-
dent Roosevelt, who constituted n.
small part OF the convention
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To ENTERTAIN FLoTn.I.A.

SAN FRANCISCO, May i4.-The
torpedo boat fiotilla. under command
of Captain Freeman will leave earl,
tomorrow morning for Sacrament
arriving there early tomorrow even
ing Five days OF entertainment ha.
been prepared by reception commit
tee OF the capital city.
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Judge Langan Will Hear APP
plication Today--ShaW Will
Be Compelled to Show
Why He Dipped Into De-
positors Money.
lsnecial to the Bonanza. J

CARSON New May 4At meeting of the stockholders of
Company nothing
Hickey attended the Meeting although he forced
assign other directors. He
assessment of 500 the share
directors would
the other half The eight remain
395
This the doors of the bank
anything. Hickey then offered
the other directors would
They refused The meeting then adjourned with moth
ing accomplished
Judge Ingan will hear the application for receiver in the
rehabilitation
witness will be
explain the
while making his through the south
country in attempt to rahabitate the bank.
; 0 q q o Q Q q Q Q Q Q Q q Q Q Q Q
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INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN.
fBy Associated Press.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. May ~ The
Democratic State convention today
selected delegates To the national
convention. aud instructed Tor VIM.
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Board of County Commits
sionerS Take Actionin Case
of Chief of Fire Depart
ment and Find Him Guilty
of Misconduct.

"Resoved, by County Commissioners of Nye
county, Nevada sitting acting behalf the of
Tonopah Mckenzie be and he hereby
engineer department
be further
Resolved, George Swasey he is hereby
pointed engineer of of the of
Tonopah."-Passed by the CO. .nmssoners
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DECLARE FOR JOHNSON.
(By Associated Press

by ASSUCIdltU FTtSS,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 14.-The
Democrats of Minnesota today form
ally endorsed Governor John A. John
son as Presidential candidate, and NJ
the same time. by vote of 772 to
1855, refused to declare in favor of
VIM. ]. Bryan as second choice.
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LOCAL OPTION PLANK.
(By Associated Press)

SPOKANE, Wash, May IA
dramatic and unexpected feature of
the Washington Republican State
convention today was the adoption of
local option plank by vote of sos
to 25S. The convention unanimously
adopted a resolution favoring Taft.
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(By Associated Press. J

SHREVEPORT, La. May 14.Thy dead hundred
constructive estimate of fatalities
Louisiana
small leaving wrecked homes
crops n path miles at
Gillian Inhabitants, thirteen
Bollinger These
hy miles apart Nothing heen OF
the between At Elmore. small
destroyed. low
people pershed Only houses standing
whites and nineteen
have charity hospital injured at
number persons.
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J. Bryan. A resolution was adopted
favoring election of United States
Senators by direct vote of the people,
and opposing the forest reserve poliey'
of the President and national admir-
istration.
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SWIFT RUN IS
Made to Early Morning Blaze
BY FIRFMfN

Within the alarm had sounded the
department ,hee-quarters of mile
blaze o'c ,ck this The
undoubtedly ncendary origin and occurred house
street distance north
sounded by c. H. Nicholson Will Cahl,
employees the Valley View line who when they the
recently Installed the
The building ied and total loss but the
prompt of the department building adjoining
1900 required. there hydrant
nearer the the Mccullough
reet
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THE METAL MARKET.

. NEW YORK, May 14.-Lead, Z
= steady, $4.22h to $4.27H;
. Lake copper, steady, IL 5-Sc to 4
. II 3-4c; silver, SO 5-8c.
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newspapers, a14 !
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Bun START
BY HAL7MAN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Starter
Hoffman sprang the barrier in the
first race at Emeryville today with
Bell Reed the only horse ready to get
away, but Notwithstanding this ad-
vantage he could not win. Nagazam
was played for thousands of dollars, as
was Belle of Iroquois, but they failed
to make good on account of the start.
After the finish thousands of race
patrons gathered around the judges
stand and hooted and jeered Hoffman
for his bad start. The Pinkertons
finally dispersed the crowd.
In the fourth race, the Gebhard
stakes, Lee Rose, the heavily played
even money favorte. was defeated by
Rose Queen. Results:
First race, furlongs- Blondy, lis (McIn-
tyre) 5 to l. won: Nagazam, 112 CW. Miller.
2 to l. second; Ray Bennett Ill CMentry). I
to ], third; time 1:14 10 Haber. Lord Nelson.
Dick Wilson, Bell Reed Msty's Pride, Sea
Sick and Belle of Iroquois finished as named
Second race. l mile and 20 yards, selling
Meada, 1O4 g. Butler) IL to l, won Ralph
Young, lO6 (<irschbaum), 13 to s. second; Mil
Song. lO1 (Buxton). u 20 l. third time 1;41 4-b.
Royal Maxim, Follie L., Tommy Ahearn. Miss
NJ Bowdish, Western, Midmont, Iron Watson
and Jack Paien finished as named.
Third race ! mile and 20 yards selling
Hilgert. 106 (W. Miler), IL to 2, won; Silver
Line. 100 (Filbert), to 2, second; Kruka. 106
(fSuxton), II to 5, third; time 1;41 1-5 Mon
vina Miss Offcious Lassen, Margaret Ran
doiph, Catherin F. and zick Abrams finished
as named.
Fourth race. furongs. Geghard handicap
Rose Queen 1lS tMcIntyre). Is to ., won; Lee
Rose 1926 (Hayes), IL to 10, second: Trance 11O
(E LYNCH 12 to l. third time 100. Car
msa Tom Hayward. Seattle. Ocean Maid FL
PIoaro. Duke of Milan, Woodlander and Del
Cruzador finished named
Fifth race, ~ miles; purse-Tonic, 96 "a.
Walsh), II to 5. won, Arcourt, 9s (Buxton), 13
to l. second; Eduardo, 107 (Fisher). to l,
third; time 2:3i Miss Rllie, Red Leaf Henry
o. and Helisme finished as named
Sixth race Futurity course. Pacheco handi-
cap-Paiarota 1O5 Q.ycurgus), to 2, won;
C;ammel l02 (W. Miller). 10 to 10, second; st.
Francis 11O CButwelD, % to l. third time 1903
Johnny Lyons Import, Milpitas finished as
nafned.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
PENN MAYL LAND
ARMY-NAVY GAME
TEMPORARY GRANDSTANDS TO
BE BUILT
Final Arrangements for Big Event
VIII Be Completed Unless
Objections Over
rule

The Pennsylvania athletic authorities
have made new proposition to the
West Point and Annapolis football
management, by which all hands viii
receive more seats than ever before
and which it is confidently expected
will end all controversy and land the
Army Navy game for Franklin field
again next November.
Plans have been made by local con-
tractor by which low temporary, NOV
able stands will be erected all around
the gridiron, capable of seating 10000
additional persons. These stands will
be constructed away from Franklin
field in such way that they can be
fitted together in a few hours before
the game, and then cleared away again
within a short time afterward.
This scheme will do away with the
objections raised by the University
trustees against the big temporary
stand formerly erected at the west end
of Franklin field, and at the same time
will furnish 5000 more seats than that
stand did. Being very low they will
not darken the gymnasium, nor mar
the beauty of the field, and they will
be kept at a sufficient distance to pre-
vent all danger of fire to the gymna-
SUM.
This will increase the seating capacity
of Franklin field to 100000 Formerly
the two academies received 1900 seats
each, while Pennsylvania by the erec-
tion of the west stand received the
same. This year the trustees refused
to sanction the erection of the west
stand, claiming it marred the appear
ance of the field for several weeks and
put the gymnasium in danger from fire.
At the same time the two academies
refused to come to Franklin field again
unless they were given 10000 seats each.
AS the ordinary seating capacity of
Franklin field is trifle short of 10000,
this would leave Pennsylvania with no
tickets at all. The Red and Blue
authorities refused to consider any
proposition by which they should re-
ceive less than one-third of the tickets.
Several meetings were held between
representatives of the three institutions,
but all refused to back down, and for a
while it looked as if the Army Navy
game would be played elsewhere, as
was the case in 1905, when it was at
Princeton.
Since PENIS authorities conceived
this scheme letters have been exchanged
with the two academies and the new
arrangements seem satisfactory to all.
Next week representatives of the acad-
emieS will probably come to this city
and the final arrangements will be
made. In this way each academy will
get the 10000 tickets it demanded and
at the same time Pennsylvania will get
third of the total.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
RACING SEASON AT CITY
PARK COMES TO AN END
BY Associated Pres=.

BY Associates Presa.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Today closed
the racing season at City Park. On Mon
day the races will shift to the Fair Grounds
track Results;
First race four and half furlongs-Guy
Fisher won, Brougham second. Intervene
third time :5i S-5.
Second race, eplechase-McAllister won
Dr. Logan second, DR.. Heard third time
1854 1-5
Third race six furlongs-Robin Hood won,
Canada second, Bert Osra third; time
1913 2-5
Fourth race, mile and half-Old Hon
esty won Temaceo second, Good Luck third;
time 1913.
Fifth race. six furongs. handicap
Hyperion IL won. Hasty Agnes second, Col
loquy third; time 1:l3.
sixth race, seven furlongs-Warner Girls
well won Blue Lee second, Royal Onyx
third time :27 S-5.
Seventh race, mile and quarter-Quagga
won, Creel second, Doubt third; time
2:O6 4-5
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
TENNIS Is STARTED
AT ST. VINCENT'S
ddates Promise Promotion of
Net Game in Local
College

When the candidates for the tennis
team appear for practice next Monday
a new branch of athletics will have been
taken up at st. Vincents
In previous years the Saints have had
no team because of the lack of a tennis
coach The team will be coached by
Moors. who it is said is a good hand at
the game.
New courts have been laid out and
practice will be held every afternoon.
Among the thirty candidates who have
signed up are several well known stars:
Workman, Lamar, McConvile and Null
len.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
BENNINGs RESULTS
b, Ass lated Press.

BANNINGS ID, c.. March 2S.-Resuts;
First race, seven furlongs--Workmaf
won, Greene second. Servle third; time
l 80
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Oraculum won. Billie Hibbs second. kins
of Basham third: time :09 80.
Third race. four and a half furlongs-
Personal won, Takahira second. Balbeb
third time 80. 1-5.
Fourth race, stepeechase, about two and
a half miles-Kara won Essex second
Huddy third; time 5:O7.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Jubilee won
Bellewether second, Winning Star third
time 1:16.
Sixth race. seven and half furlongs--
Ferry Landing won, Billy B, Van second
Grace Cameron third; time ;3S.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
After Johnny couIon

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Jimmy Barry
once bantamweight champion of the
world and once one of the greatest lit
tie fighters the west ever produced
wants to box Johnny Coulon, bantam
weight champion of America.
In a letter received this morning from
Jimmy he states that he has wired Cou-
Ion that he will box either ten or twen-
ty rounds at 11O pounds at the ring
side. 1t is years since Jimmy had a
ring engagement, his last being with
Harry Harris.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
BALL GAME TO-DAY

The ball fans will have chance TO
see some semi-real dOings at the
Chutes this afternoon when Hen
BerrJ's Angels and a nine of so-called
All Stars get together. Both teams
are playing fast ball, despite the time
of year and a good game is conhdentiy
predicted by the boosters
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
IRISH WELLER ARRIVES

NEW YORK. March 2S.-A new Irish
welterweight, Jack Killeen, native of
Ballinasloe, Ireland, has arrived in
town, and his appearance at one of the
local clubs may be expected in the near
future Kileen, although only 21 years
old, has been fighting since the latter
part of 1904 and has had twenty-one
battles in that time, losing only two
on points and winning fourteen by
knockouts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

To- 20 AZ II
W Pangles c 8 L
won
Barn2
Ihh
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

599 SEVENTH FAcn mile purse $780, ''''r' ana up
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

35 S6
T Chinnsb 4
throughout
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Tines 4-5 IS. 20 25. A. "a. 1:Os 25. At post mi
Winner Tholl Bros ch. 3, Princess Orsa; 4
won easily: second same: third driving Scratched-Tu
out show; Swift is place, out show; Aquine even sh
throughout held Swift safe final sixteenth. Latter rae
Anuiline fe fast final eighth High p rice-Barbt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
o THIRD RAcE-1 mIle purse $780, s-year-olds; selling.

Tme-1s "a 2-5 &c. As 2-5 2-5. liza As, 1:27 25
to sS25 Winner F. Regan's b. g. 3, St Blaise
good; won easily second handily; third easily. Scratch
out show Montclar place, AS show; Flyer show
safe last 100 yards Montclar finishing with rush. F
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03
CANON CITY SCHOOLS TO
OPEN SEPTEMBER EIGHTH

All pupils who we're conditioned up
on studies and have studied to make
up the work should meet the princi-
pals at their respective buildings at
a. m. Sept. s. for a test. This Is i'm
portant, and applies to both Grades
and High school.
High school faculty meeting at High
school building Q a. m. Sept. 7.
Grade teachers meeting at High
school building 2 p. m. Sept. z.
The superintendent will be In his
office at the High school, Sept. 3, 4, S
to classify pupils who are entering
these schools for the first time.
The High school principal desires
to meet all pupils OF the High school
on Sept. 8, or 6. for the purpose of
verifying their courses Of study.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03

reach that exalted position owing to
his devotion to the duty Immediately
before him He declined TO quit the
philippines until he had completed the
work for which he was sent to the
islands
In religious matters the Tafts are d.
vidcd, but not at all inharmOniously.
The secretary is Il member of the
Unitarian church. Mrs. Taft In an
ardent Episcopalian Miss Helen has
been confirmed in her mothers church.
while young Robert Taft is n parish
inner of All Souls Unitarian church In
Washington along with his father.
Little Charles religion at present has
to do chiefly with forts arsenals and
guns, but that may be due to the fact
that his father is secretary of war.
Mrs Taft and her daughter attend st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church In
Washington.
Secretary Taft is hard and syS
tematic worker. He is accredited with
doing an enormous quantity OF work
every day in the war department.
When he Is absent from Washington
be usually carries great packets OF
public documents along upon which to
work en- route. When I'M Washington
be frequently takes public papers bome
20 that he can work I'm the privacy Of
his study.
Mr.. Taft has been considered always
By bis friends as a remarkably lucky
man He has not known the bitter
ness Of defeat in any of his endeavors
toward distinction. AZ matter OF
fact, with the single exception Of his
election to the Ohio judgeshIp. all his
preferments have come to him by APP
continent 1t ls a remarkable fact
that when be was but thirty two ysafD
of age his name was considered ses1.
ousiy for appointment to the suprsOe
bench Of the United States. and n wn1
only his youth that caused the ps0Ge-
dent to reconsider and nnsiiy Aaass -
cider man.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03
RICH MINES TAKEN OVER
BY new CORPORATION

f. G. Belts, of Canon City. Colo.
is registered at the Shone house. Mr.
Bettis represents the Camp Tobin Gold
Mining and Milling Co. a NeTada cor
poration capitalized at $1,500,Oo0
whose principal offices are at Canon
City, Colo The board of directors Is
composed OF Hon. NJ. 8. Bailey, Judge
OF the Fremont county district court !:
G. F. .Rockafellow. cashier Of the. FIRE.
mont County National bank; J. b
Williams, e. G. Bettis, H. l.. White
all of Canon City. and A. H. Hoyt and
w. s. Hill. OF Camp Tobin. Deputy
United States Marshal David Graham
OF Carson City and ]. H. Mccoy and
f. P. Waldo OF Camp Tobin are also
interested in the project.
The company has a tract OF 11O
acres, embracing five and one-half
claims. and has already done consid-
cradle development work on the prop
erty, with excellent showings. The
main shaft is down on the ledge to a
depth OF so feet. and they have drifted
for a distance Of 145 feet on another
Cañon City record., 1908-09-03

the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra.
She believes in the higher education
for both men and women. and it is her
proudest boast that all her children
are studious. Her daughter, Miss
Helen Heron Taft, now sixteen, has
elected to take full college course
and is at Bryn Mawr. The eldest son,
Robert Alphouso Taft, is nineteen and
is a junior at Yale. He took two en-
trance prizes when he entered the uni
versity. He has chosen the law as his
profession. The other child is Charlie.
a boy of ten, who now dreams of West
Point.
Il am old fashioned enough" says
Mrs. Taft. "to believe that woman Is
the complement of man and that what
is most feminine about her is most at
tractive to man and therefore of the
greatest utility to the world. 1t does
not seem to me that a college course
makes a girl unfit for domestic obliga-