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Evening journal., 1909-09-06
WOMAN 'gHo SIGNS PRESIDENTS
NAME.

Mrs Margaret Wilson Young Is said
TO have signed Mr. Roosevelt's name
more than $4,000 times. She Is specinl
secretary to the president and from
present prospects she will sign Mr..
Taft's name fully as often as that of
his predecessor. The ofice which Mrs.
Young now occupies was created IN
1912. when Il was docrecd that an pat-
en-, from the land ofiice should be- IN
the name OF the president and signed
by him. Before President Arthur's time
the Office was always given to a man
at a salary Of $500 q year. President
Arthur asked congress to authorize tho
appointment Of one female clerk to sign
the land patents. Her salary was fixed
at $1,000 a yer.
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

htued with cloth and soft armure
silks with cloth win be made up FOR
best toilets As usual, Dame Fashion
comes out with the pronouncement
tha, we are to have a velvet season.
which also means. " al signs do not
far. that veIveteen and corduroy will
follow suit. Light and supple os these
materials have been lately. they do not
drape well. nor do they lend themselves
gracefully to plated effects. 50 they
may not gain any very great proual-
nence. after all this season.
The new street suits IN coat and
skirt effect or two piece models are
built along the lines Of the summer
suits ~ the same class The skirts
are plated In a number Of models
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
HOW SHE REMEMeEREp.

Rosa Bonheur the great painter OF
animals. had a system Of mnemonics
which was exceedingly quaint. She
could trace In the faces of those people
who visited her a resemblance TO some
sort of animal
For instance. If some one reminded
her f certain lady sh would prob-
ably hesitate for a moment and then
say. "Oh yes. the lazy with the camel
face" or. "Oh. I remember-she had
q COW face" This memory system
was not very flattering to her friends
but II showed how saturated she was
with knowledge Of animals and their
cifaracteristics. On every human face
she found a likeness TO some animal
she had studied and delincated.
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

partments includes the Improvement of
a particular flower or vegetable. Her
first r sed Is a love Of the subject Then
she must possess sufficient knowledge
of botany to understand the peculiar
properties of the organs OF a flower.
She must then find out what has been
done with IL by the trade growers. pro-
cure seeds Of the most approved type
and work for an Ideal maybe toward
Improving the habit eniarging the
bloom. making II more horiferous Gre
ating a new color or combination OF
colors Cross fertilization and hybrid
izing arc quite the thing for def nm
gers. and in taking up such work a
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
AT PRUssIAN UNIVERSITIES.

since the Prusian universities have
been thrown open 10 both sexes Il has
been conclusively shown that women
are not onl-- ready but eager 20 take
advantage Of the opportunities for
higher education thus offered them.
Twelve months ago the women stu
dents numbered 375. Now they are re-
turned at 1,44i. or nearly four times
as many. Berlin. Bonn. Heidelberg
and Munich are the universities mostly
frequented by them. and their favorits
courses are philosophy. medicine and
natural science
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
The Modern Farmers Wife Florist Trade Begun In a


An expert English seed iman WHO Wis
ited Emerica recently says thar "wom
en- make thu best gardeners. and IN Bu
rope hundreds OF them are taking mp
farming and gardening. both truck gar
dening and the cultivation OF trees and
howering plants There are side de-
partments which women can undertake
better than man. One Of these de-
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

to self cclored
striped cloths for
his most stunning
s It's. black with
q faint stripe Of
white being espe-
cially favored by
this artist.
For dressy tai
lored cbstum =.
anu Ia spite of the
prediction for
duh nrishe1 fab
rics. chinon broad
cloth still holds
hrgi place. and
acre are eigns
( that satin com
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
Kaz tub
WATERMELON COCKTAIL.

- EfhWGEON GOGN Al l.
When real southern epicure wants
a particularly enticing drink he takes
the heart of the luscious melon. puts
II IN tall glass. pours rum over II. adds
a dash of lemon juice and a quantity
OF ice. and there you arei
The watermelon cocktail is enticing
and entertaining. II lasts as long as
the watermelon or the customer
Beauty. appetite, fellowship and good
feeling follow the watermelon cock
tail fest II Is a good. cool drink for
summer time and is making a hit.
Long years ago. when the aristocracv
OF the southland was in full bloom. the
watermelon cocktail held high carni-
val on the plantation. big water
melon that had been I'm the SPRING
house overnight was taken out under
the shade of the old oak tree, plates
Of delicious salad were placed around
on a rustic table. rustic chairs were
provided. and negroes In white aprons
stood by ready TO serve.
Into cups Of generous reception were
placed slices of the ripe melon. with
sprigs OF mint on the top. a little lemon
juice and candied cherry. To this
was added little native wine. smoth-
cred with the old bourbon our fathers
used to know. Then followed tales OF
war and adventure until the low de-
scending sun called the visitors 10
their horses and home.
1t is the remembrance Of 'ye olden
times" that is revived in the water
melon cocktail now in our midst.
BE PLEASANT.
Don't be afraid OF being pleasant II
cannot hurt you and will be as good as
a tonic for all you meet
What though YOU do think yourself
superior to most OF your acquaint-
ances. is Il good taste to placard your
belief by a freezing countenance?
There is nothfng like anabllity &c
conceal ones family skeletons a
naughty manner is direct bid for tbs
rest of the world to rake up ancestral
secre that you thought buried
Not every one has the happy faculty
/ Of drawing tht best out of others. but
no me need ever be guilty OF the vul-
garlty OF consciously ieeking 10 put
them At a Disadvantage
SnuDs have way of coming home q
roost
BE afable There is no one so lowls
that her good win can be scorned. anc
nothing 20 quickly MAKES i'll will a.
hapghtiness.
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
A nlMIEr PARrX

Never heard ., such a thing as
gimlet party? Yes. vou have. my dear.
only you have never ~all .d an AFFAIR at
which YOU have been horer into holes
by -r'h a name. Isn't the term love-
ly? It's not c'pvrighteu. 50 you
nave f. to hold and tc use nom this
day forth
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

linen bandaga or directly 20 the skin.
covering Il With cheeseclofh Allow
the bandage IA remain on for several
minutes. then 0ash off in trpid water
which has a dash,of witch hnzei ln Y.
Apply twice a day v necessary.
y D.
Bicarbonate OF soda v taken before
meals. small spoonful % a glass Of
water. will reduce flesh famuuz
/ physician says that he knows no net-
ter remedv and has tried q with suc-
cess in his practice aiming wonfn II
must be persevered with and not taken
days and then dropped
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
MILADrS DRESSING TABLE.

There is nothing about woman's
room that shows her distinct parson--
aIity and individuality as much az her
dressing table. n she is artistic II will
crop out here more quickly than In
her gowns and hats This lowered
dressing table Is unique and pictur~
esque The drapery from the mirror
top to the bottom OF the table reminds
one OF old fashioned four poster beds
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

woman may safely leave the digging
moving. pruning and fertilizing 10 th'
stcrnor sex"
The women florist whose picture
taken IN her glass house. Is here Illus
trated Is florist in ordinary 70 put Il
as the English do. 2 the Pratt incl
tute. Brooklyn. whose pupils are re-
cruitcd from all parts Of this country
She grows the special plants and herbs
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

that are needed by the students In
their work. This trade. which has
grown into a considerable business. was
hegum simply through a love Of plants
Mrs Lusky for such rs the name n
this enterprisins woman. began her
planting In small glass house back Of
her husbands little shoe shop The
frame for the house was put together
by a neighboring carpenter. and the
clever florist thought out the idea of
saving money by purchasing old photo
graph films for the glass part ~ the
structure This was several years ago.
and today she has quite a clientele OF
patrons
Evening journal., 1909-09-06
BEAUTY HINTS FOR
FAIR FEMINlNlTY,

For the comniexion since the days NJ
Cieoratra pure rainwater has heen con-
sidered the hest of cosmetics. and a
walk in the rain ~ moro cleansing a.
the face than q Turkish hath Wrap-
ned I'm q hooded waterproof. the sub
iecf should walk Tor an hour without
nm umbrella allowing fhc face tn "
ialnged with the cool drops Not only
The ronfacf with The fresh water but
the damnness ~ the ntmoephere. thor
aurhlv claanaer tho tisees efaciug
from the slSin an wrinkles formed hv
frv artificial heat Sufficient TRANQUIL
eiear and long walks IN the rain were
sold ~ he the onlv beauty phliters
used by Diane Dc Pnitiers.
MANY women mike the mistake IN
their study NJ the hang They con-
eiaer q n thing for children ana young
girls " n " worn NJ oil Quite the
contrary Is frue The hang Fofteus the
feathars that are hard " conceals
the little lines around the temples. "
acts ne a veil for the heavy lines across
the forehead. and It makes the face l"ok
more rirlish All women ~ mature
appearance should wear this English
hang. Like all things IL must he
treated artiFticallv for n q fraction
too long or q shade too heavv " VIII
link awkward hut it's here whore the
expert hsirdres~er can be relied upon
y
For a tired head after q trying day
nothing is more restfui than cloth
saturated IN toilet water ari laid acros-
the fernpies Lavender wafer. one quart;
rnsewater. five ounces: acetic acld
one- half nunce mixed together make a
good toilet water.
- y
A homemade specific for tan and
sunhurn CONSISTS ~ paste made from
rnarncsia and lemon iuire Apply 20
the neck and arms by means Of a
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

cloths were 10 vogue. Fabrics shone
and giistened with a iewei-iike luster.
Now they are as dull as an unpublished
gem The populace probably will still
hold fast to It's liking for these highly
polished materials. but the exclusives
have passed them by as undesirable
de mode things that have had their
little day Grape weaves of SILK viii
usurp the place Of satinS for evening
frocks. and the new raw silks for fall
tailor mades are woven with so rough
a surface that they look ike some new
kind of crepe de chine
Serges from fine twill 10 loose woven
meshes promise 70 be popuisr and zibe-
line a material on the order OF home
spun. Is another cloth that is sure Of
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

favor. anc bedford
cord Is a well
known fabric that
w.l' be with US
again in "a tighter
weight than for
merly. and an OF
toman cloth with
a slightly ribbed
surface But for
walking salts.
trotfeur tailor
mades. tile rough
er effects are more
stylish and smart.
and - Fifth av-
enue tailor is lean
ing very favorably
Evening journal., 1909-09-06

a homemade specific for tan and
sunhurn consists ~ naste made from
n1agncsia and lemon iuire Apply %
the neck and arms by means Of a
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19

Mr.. Garland Dean of Colfax
was among the visitors to VIM.
held on last Friday and guest
at the Hotel Colvin.
The best is the quality of on,
Americas shoes. Try u pair aud
De convinced. Americas Sho,
Store. no -
Miss Ida Stewart and Mis-.
Maude ThornhilI. of Cia,k,, were
welcome visitors to Winfield on
Friday.
Say. did you ever stop TO think
that you can always get It for less
at the Rouss Racket Store! You
can Try 1t. f5tf
Mr.. Burt Stell and wife OF
Shreveport, arrived here on
Friday and will be connected with
the Excelsior Steam Laundry.
Inc best is none too good and
you Will find them at Americu.
0uoe oIore. m-12-2t
Miss Pearl Smith, of verda,
VINO Is now teaching school in
GQldonna, was visitor to VIM
field last Tuesday.
Best bread, cakes and pies at
Winfield Bakery i22-tf
Miss Mary Washburn was in
town on Friday from her home at
Huston to Verda, where she is
teaching in the public school.
just received a car of high grade
patent flour at Fisher, Drewett &
company. f5tf
MIR. George l. Brown, Mrs.
arthur Golden and Miss Mona
Cade, of Saginaw, Mich, were in
the City on Friday, enroute to
Atlanta where they have relatives
at work at the Saw Mill. They
stopped at the Central Hotel.
. Car of Meridian Home Mixture
and Acid Phosphate Fertilizers
just received at Sd. Harper's. fl2
Mrs. l.. E Reed, who has been
spending several week with her
daughter, Mrs. G.. Z. Brewton,
left Thursday enrout to Goldonna,
where she will spend several days
with relatives.
Get a Full Size Bottle of
Smiths Kidney Cure Free at
City Drug Co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19
PERSONAL and OTHERWISE.

See W. A. Mashaw. the jeweier,
far fishing tackle. IL tt
Mr.. A. B. gilbert of Excelsior.
sOeat Sunday in this city.
Al. Long will buy your cows,
yearIings aud hogs. j22tf
Mrs. NJ. F. Machem. returned
from Jackson, MISS, on Tuesday.
For the best bread, cakes and
pies, see Winfield Bakery J22-tt
Mr.. Willie Garland of Bernice
.s;d a visit to " lunfeld last
Friday.
Shoes for everyone at AmerI-
Gus Shoe Store. NIL =
Messer B. o. Bird and j. I.
Pope. of Selma, were visitors to
towp on Friday.
If You need glasses see w. A.
Mas6aw, The Jeweler, he can tit
you and at right prices. ml2-tf
Dodson was represented among
the visitors here last Friday by
Mr.. George Lucas.
Sc our line of Oxfords just re-
received. Americas Shoe Store.
Among the many visitors to
lawn on last Friday was MIR. <.
B. Salton of Winona'
LADIES' and gentlemen's Amer
ems Oxfords, the best. Only
s. 50. Americus Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason of Selma,
we're in town last Friday, guests
Il the Comrade Hotel.
A full line of feed stuff carried
byS. J. Harper. f2
DIR. j. V. Bennett. of Alex
andria, was a visitor to town on
Monday, q guest at the Central
Hotel.
II -FOUR watch is out of whack
AXE il to w. A. Mashaw, The
Jeweler, to put 1t in good shape.
Work guaranteed. ml2 tt
NO. VILLAINS moved his stock
Of Jewelry and Musical bstru-
meuts into new quaters on Abel
street Wednesday.
Cut Glass, Hand Painted China,
6ilverware, Gold Parasols, Hand
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19
Election PRONUNCIATION.
State of Louisiana.
Parish of VIM.

Z
Parish of Winn.
Be it remembered that we the
undersigned Beard of Supervisors
of Election of the Parish of VIM
did this day repair to the Court
House of said parish for the pur-
pose of compiling the returns sent
in by the commissioners of special
school tax election in Calvin
School District of VIM Parish
of special scholl tax election
held therein on the 9th day of
March, 1909, for benefit of public
schools in said District. And then
and there having arrived, we pro-
ceeded to compile SAID returns
and have ascertained from said
compilation that the votes cast
and amount of property voted at
the polling places in said Calvin
district are as follows: For
special tax, seven; against, none.
Amount of property for the tax
$4,000. And having made pub
lie proclamation of the above re-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19

Bags, Jewelry and ETC., at w. A.
Mashaw's, The Jeweler.
Mr.. A. G. Blackburne, a
brother of Mrs. &. ID. Kemp, of
the Central Hotel, has been On a
visit to her this week.
Remember our shoes are guar
anteed to give satisfaction. See
them at Americas Shoe Store.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19
Inspecting Waterworks.

The insurance inspectors are
here this week and together with
Messrs.. Harper, Anderson and
Elliott are making a test of the
water works. Mr.. ). X. Gibbs.
of the local fire department, is
also a member of the party, and
a thorough investigation will be
made of the plant.
This inspection is being made
with the view of lowering rates in
Winfield, and Messrs. Harper,
Anderson and Elliott are to be
commended for the efforts they
are making in the interest of this
town. With a united citizenship
back of the fire department and
with the able management of
Chief Gibbs, will soon place
Winfield in the front ranks
along insurance lines.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19
Help the Ladies April 2.

The ladies of the Memorial
Association will hold u bazaar and
sell Ice cream at w. A. Mashaw 5
Jewelry Store Friday, April 2nd.
Will also give an Easter egg hunt
for the children Saturday, April
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19
For Sale

Ten Volumes of Robert Louis
Stevenson's Works at half price.
of best cloth and paper; all new.
Also 3 Vols. of Robert Burns
Poems, in miniature form, very
attractive. Address
j. A. MAsHAw.
Winfield, La.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19

suits, we have closed this present
process verbal of compilation of
votes as required by law.
Parish of Winn, this 18th day of
March 1909. j. NJ. Mccain,
Earl +. Kidd,
Supervisors.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-03-19

10th. All of the ladies are asked
to please send something in for
the bazaar on the End.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-05
81. GEORGE SCHOOLS CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL YEARS RUN

ST. GEORGE, May 1.-The district
schools including the Woodward High
school. held their closing exercises yes
terday. The year has been very sue
cessfu one. and the work OF Principal
Arthur yelling and his corps of teach
ers is appreciated by the school board
and by the people
The following IL students from ST.
George district received certificates 81
graduation from the Eighth grade:
Walter r. Gotham. Moroni Gotham,
Josephine Church, Lucille Gates. james
Il S. Gregerson, Emil Croft. irwin IInr-
mon trhpnlas Lnnd. Pratt Miles, j.
Gordon Riding Artemesia sceglniliar,
Karl Snow.
The following 10 students received
certificates showing the compilation Of
the two years of high school work CIV
geils at the Woodward.
Hannah Crosby, Florence Foremas-
Eter.ylsxa Gardner. Vera Gates, Jahn n
Jgrius Dan d. McArthur, Rhod.t re
4 bel. Deda Snow. Ro@ena Worthcn.
Ellie Webb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-05
SESSION OF, DISTRICT
COURT AT PANGUITCH
Especial Correspondence,

PANGUITCH, April 2T.-The district
court held session here on April q, j. Il.
Chichester presiding.
In the case of Ellen Potter VS.. Eugene
Potter, decree OF divorce was granted
and plaintiff was given the custody OF q
minor child $50 attorney fees, and Sla
FER month alimony from date OF fling
of cause. 4
In the case of the State of Utah VS..
John H. Davis, trespass. a jury was
selected to try the cause which after
hearing evidence acquitted the defend
ant.
Case of Mary E. Fotheringham VS..
John Y. Smith ct AL, defendants eiye,
till May 20 to answer.
William q. Black VS.. Hyrum Gates,
an action to recover from an execution,
passed for term.
Joseph O. sandine VS.. Grin Howard
assault; case thrown out of court.
Estate of Abraham a. Stephens. de-
ceased; G. j. Goulding appointed ad-
ministrator.
I In the estate Of James Smith, de-
ceased. An order of court was made,
restraining Thomas Smith, one of the
heirs, from disposing of any of the
stock belonging to said estate
State Of Utah VS.. Phil Lay. defend
ant arraigned on statutory charge en-
tered plea of not guilty. Case goes over
for tho term, and defendant held in
the sum of $3.50
Judge Chichester held juvenile fonct
at 10 a. m. on April "a. Nine boys un-
der Is years of age We're arraigned and
pleaded guilty to disturbing the peacs,S
and We're placed on probation to re-
port to the probation officer weekly for
six weeks. the judge to pass upon their
case at the end of that time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-05
GARDEN cI,rY NOTES

PROVO, May 5.-OnS Sunday evening
a song service will be given in College
hall, In which some of the best musical
talent in the state will appear.
Ellen. tho 1s-year-old daughter of j.
w. Bartholomew, dislocated her ankle
while playing ball yesterday. DR.. Payne
was called and the patient is progress-
ing nicely.
The remains Of Daniel Murray, who
died at the state mental hospital Mon
day, We're forwarded to Ogden for bu-.
I rial yesterday.
Alfred i. Booth and Harvey Cuff
3 have dissolved their law partnership.
Spanish Fork river Is now discharg,
ing / 200 cubic feet OF water which is
three or four times the normal flow,
and the high water season is vet far
ahead.
Information has been received from
Judge Noon. who went to Philadelphia
a short time ago. that his son Frank,
whose illness called him there. is much
better.
Prof Chamberlain OF the Brigham
Young university will lecture before
the Society for PhiIosophfc Research
Friday evening In the Commercial club
rooms. Dvery body invited.
Elder Milton Booth of the Fourth
ward will soon feave on q mission to
England
The tunnel OF the Strawberry valley
reclamation project was run 4o1 feet
last month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-05
LOGAN BRIEFS.

LOGAN. May 4.-Providence has been
divided into two wards. the division
line being one block south of the meet
inghouse. the First ward lying to the
north, the Second to the south.
The residence of Mrs. Lars Christen-
sen OF Eiyrum was completely burned to
the ground early yesterday morning.
Some furniture on tho first floor was
saved the rest being destroyed. The
less is estimated at $500, nothing be-
ing covered by insurance.
a complaint has been sworn out by
Samuel Evans charging j. T. Grace
Of Wheeler with drawing a revolver
on him. Justice Brougham mas set the
hearing of the case for Wednesday.
The Boosters club has requested the
merchants of Logan to close on Thurs
day from $3.50 a. m. until 5 p. m. in or
der that all may participate in the days
proceedings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-05
Hood S Sarsaparilla
doubled its efforts on III

has doubled its efforts on the
line through Ogden canyon and
will use every effort possible to
have the line opened to the Hermit
age within 80 days. The material for.
the steel bridges. the trolley wire, rails
and ties is arriving daily.
The work upon the grade Of the Plain
City extension Of the street car line is
progressing very satisfactorily and will
soon be far enough along to permit the
itrack-laying gang to begin work. The
residents of tho northwestern part Of
the country are given the assurance
that they will have good car service
within three months. The company
has two new interurban cars carrying
about eighty passengers each which
have been placed on the Ogden Canyon
limo for the present OF until the larger
cars ordered especially for that line. are
received from Ohio.