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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
LINGERIE DRESSES WILL BE EXTENSIVELY WORN
FASRIoNDOM
1t Is undoubtedly a year of silks,

1t Is undoubtedly year OF silks
cInging gowns are still the rage.
Vclveteen toques are in great de-
mand.
Many guimpcs arc being made With
out collars.
Foulards and pongees arc the IA
yoritc fabrics.
Tafeta silk is tho ruling favorito
in Sun-shades.
Satin Violets. In all shades. will flg-
ure on new hats.
There is no end OF border effects
among the new cottons.
Bodioes are longer In front, but as
high as ever at the back.
4 stunning new linen thrce-plece
suit is of bos de rose tone
Lilacs, wistaria and roses promise
to be favorite hat flowers,
Flesh colored slips are worn under
the new transparent blouseS.
The jumper frock is back again
among the ready TO wear models,
Much of the braiding now seen Is
in distinctly medieval pattern.
Some of the really handsome even
ing coats have Innings OF cretonne,
The suede glove. because 1t clings
go closely, Is having great run.
Soft, pliable yedda braIds will prob
ably be used again for summer hats.
A useful and becoming gown for all
occasions is Of black meteor crepe.
Foulard silks promise to dominate
among the fabrics.
The line Is everything in fashion
now; the curve has not a single de-
yotee.
The separate skirt and blouse are
out OF fashion except with shirt
waist.
There is a well defined effort under |
way TO bring back pannler draperies. |
Tosca nets, when embroidered in !
pastel colors. are rich for entire
waists.
Great quantities of linen and cotton
suitingS are beginning TO food the
counters.
Guimpes and sleeves are trimmed
abundaptly with lace and tucks of all
over embroidery.
Pattern robes and ready 10 wear
linen frocks shoY tendency TO tunic
effect trimming.
Flat net, mounted on soft satin, is
still great favoritc as an evening
dress material.
With the long sleeves OF the mo-
ment. gloves are less In evidence and
rings more on display.
Metallic gauze is being employed
,HAo eAe 'hp'c uS tue auldIlcSl oil
dress designers and rs so beautiful
that 1t deserves a perpetual place In
fabrics.
In ready made petticoat models ier-
sey cloth is most used for tops. since
It gives ample warmth without OBJ
jectionable bulklness.
The button counters now have gilt
ornaments In the wayy OF slides and
tassel tops for tho finish OF tho mar
row satin and velvet scarfs,
Inc vogue OF the moment IS for the
classical tailormade suit with the lonp
train and the heaping folds of fabric
at the foot
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Porch Clothes Line

II you have u back porch or any ccnvcu-
'ence ~ posts put galvanized screw hooks
on inside u each post cut your line Of either
rope or wire fpr the distances between. tlo-
ing loops In The ends In each. which can os
cnslly hooked on ana on, Put away and
hcop Gloom when not In use.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Help Baby to Walk.

To teach boby to walk take r LARGO muF
put babys arms In II 10 thc elbow Baby
VIII think she has n good hold on something
solid nnd VIII start on, BY doing this II
baby falls tho arms are In a good positlon
for thoy win naturally fall forward and ho
VIII land on the mun
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
To Cover Hat Frame

Cut the velvet tho cxnct shape OF tho hat.
allowing about hnIf an inch for the turnng
OF oiEcr. 1nstend Of sewing ur@ liquid eiuo
aud pTpcced the samc I'm sewing. Next,
cover the top OF tho brlm. and. lastly, pasta
the fncing In. II looks much better than
when sewod. ard requires icss than half tho
Tine Try IL. you VIII Cc surprised and de-
llshleh MItb the resnlt.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Weather Strips From Old SuspenderS.

Use the castor suspepderB for making
weather strips. they ore durable. for doors
and windows. Also II sewed across the ends
cl carpets. mating and rugs laid around on
the iioor II VIII keep them nrm and u,raight,
at the same time protecting the ends.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

Worth Knowing


.Naus In bo,hroomo ond kitchens, on
Witch damp cloths and towels arc hune
should be dipped in enamel, so that they
mey not leave rusty marks
when making hot starch add ,nble-
spoonful OF sugar. This VIII give tho linen
good glo6s whcn ironod and mako IL re-
tain Its stiffness lonsor than usual.
hnvorIngs sometimes. and Wishes for e
novelty Try mixing them. II win bo O
revelation OF nu entirely new flavor
To dissolve gelatin break Il up small and
eoak II In cold water for two or three hours
Then stand tho basin or cup containing Il
over fast-boillnR wator TIL dssolvcd.
To romove stains on flannel apply a utuc
GlycSrln mixed with raw yolk NJ sRg. Allow
this 10 rcmaln for an hour So then wash
soap.
TO oloAn silver try mixing g%eet oil aud
whitening to tho thickness or cream. put on
soft cloth. wash In hot sonpsuds Qua polish
with chamols skin or r pieco OF ola eoft
llnon.
The goilDg or wulls caused by perSons
leaning thclF heads against tho wall may
sheet os blottiug paper on tho spot and
Ironing Il oyor With not Iron.
it IL now becoming tho fashion 10 have
email Hncekofs liked 10 bedroom doors.
They are most effective ond daiuty. being
made In numerous fancy bhapea, and OF
brass. copper, oxidizod silver, etc,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Keep Silverware from furnishing.

III pieces OF gum camphor placed In e
box With s'ivorwaro that Is not in daily uan
II VIII provOnt tho article from tarnishiu1 i.
II may also be ueed In the canton Gannoi
cases now 20 much In vogue.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Cover Sewing Machine.

For those who own drop head machine
an excellent plan 10 to mako slip Of some
soft material for instance, velour. 10 III lcnf
OF top II preserves the wood from scratch
ee' etc. When machine Is In uso nnd rorves
as a cover when closed.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
To Stop Coughing.

" child begins TO cough az night rniss
ths pillow slightly ana lay him on ha HiIe-
Then draw tho sheet loosely hlo mouth.
rhlF prevents the Irritation caused b. tho
cold air. and coughing VIII almost invariably
stop
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Save Rubber Bands.

Often n rubber bnnd comes In handy at
homo. Inntead Of laying thcm away place
them on the doorlnobs- where they oro uu-
notIeeo6le. and can enslly be found.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
For Cleaning Enamel Ware.

Tho nno dust OF coal sshes under the
back covers OF the kitchen stove, VIII be
found excellent for cleaning enamel ware
and oil other culinary utensils.
How to Keep Brushes Clean.
The best way In which TO clean hair
brushes Is with spirits OF ammonia an N,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

on the collar for holding the pieces of
collar bone, then the stIflening can
easily be removed before the waist Is
laundered and quite as easily slipped
back into place when the garment Is
again ready to be worn,
AS walking skirts are still worn
snort. one can AFFORD to turn up tho
lower edge OF the skirt whero the nm
terial has been cut by wearing ar
least half IN Inch.
This VIII make the bottom of tha
skirt look fresh and new, and will
not make the average skirt nj iast
season too short for the present
styles,
On extremely fine material e g.,
easy to make a neat seam NV SrsP
whipping the two edges together r,ith
fine thread, letting the needle fold
under the raw edges as you wbIn q,
over and over the goods. Next turn
tho goods and make q narrow Sem,
This Is frequently done with chifon
or materials that slip when sewed on
the machine. va
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

One gcts tired OF lomon and vanilla
fnvorIpgs sometimes, and Wishes Tor G
novelty, Try mixing thom. n VIII bo O
revelation OF all entirely new nnyor.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

To dissolve gelatin break II up small and
eoah II IN cold water for two or three hours
Then stand tho basin or cup containing Il
over fast boiling wator Till dissolved.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

Salls IN bothroomn md kitchens on
Witch damp cloths and towels arc hune
should be dipped in enamel, so that they
may not leave rusty marks.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

When making hot starch add o ,nble-
spoonful OF sugar. Thia VIII give tho linen
good glo6s whcn ironod and mako IL re-
tnIu Its stiffness IonGor than usual.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

BERRY IoAsr-Stash cup rasobsrrie,
or blaekberries. oweeton and pour oyor hot
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
SPRING WATERRUNS
ALONG CITY STREET
Stream Uncovered by Board OF
Works Should Be Utilized.
Says Mayor

A newly discovered spring OF crys-
tai clear water. in the middle of Lyon
street just south of Green. has en-
gagged the attention of Mayor Taylor.
who is inclined to the opinion that it
should be acquired by the city for a
drinking fountain
The spring began gushing recently.
following excavations by the board of
public works. and immediateIy attract
ed attention by the translucent clarity
of its water.
The mayor was interested in the
spring by Police Commissioner Cutler.
who lives in the neishborhood. and
the two paid visit ito the locality
yesterday.
The water is beautifully clear said
Mayor Taylor in discussing the spring.
and it seems to me that the city
should do something TO preserve it by
establishing some sort OF fountain
or drinking place.
There seems 10 be a great volume
of water there and it has formed quite
a large. pool in the street 1t is said
that the spring was known in earlier
days. but of this 1 am not informed
The section is a rapidly improving one
and this spring. if properly treated
would add to the attractiveness Of the
neighborhood-a
Old timers say that the spring was
known and resorted to in the early
days for its medicinaS properties, but
the truth of this statement can not
be ascertained until chemical exam
ination of the water has been made.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
TO
SMUGGL[ OPIUM
INTO THIS PORT
Local Dealers, Fearing Loss OF
Profits, Betray Plot to
Customs Officials
SmuggIers Hoped for Success
Due to Probable Relaxed Vig-
lance OF inspectors

Details of a plot 10 outwit the fed
eral authorities of this poTt and TO
evade the new statute which forbids
the importation of opium have come TO
the knowledge of the local surveyor,
and have resulted in taking elaborate
precautions against smuggling, such as
have not been practiced for many years.
Under cover OF a widespread rumor
that no attempts at opium smuggling
would be made until the present bounti-
ful supply had dwindled. well or
ganized and generously financed ring,
with agents in San Francisco and the
orient, has already commenced formu-
latins plans for introducing the drug
into the country.
The calculation of the ring that the
federal authorities would be so far
deceived by the cunningly circulated
rumor as TO neglect stringent precau-
tions for some time TO come has been
shattered by the discovery of the plot
and 1t is hardly possible that the
scheme viii be even partially sue
cesSf1Il
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
AERO POLICE SQUADRON
WANTED IN LOS ANGELES
BalIOOnists Accused OF Dropping
Ballast on Private Property
[SpscIaI DispaIeh q The CaIIl

LOS ANGELES, May 5.-The first
complaint against balloonists for com
hitting misdemesnor in the air was
mace 10 chief OF Police Dfshman yes
q cay by ". u. Campbell. owner Of a
number OF apartment buildings at South
Grand avenue and West Twelfth street
campbell with four other residents Of
the neighborhood, visited the chief to
complain OF sand ballast dropping from
balloons
The eomplainants declare that the
ohense is a misderneanor under the
city ordinance prohibiting the dumping
q garbage on privately owned prop
erty
II this continues" said Chief Dish
man this Afternoon. 7 viii send up TO
san Francisco and get Roy Knab-
enshue 70 organize an aero squad"
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Betrayed by Dealers

The first intimation of the big con-
spiracy to evade the anti-opium law
was received by Surveyor of the Port
Edward +. Woodward from the regu-
lar opium dealers OF San Francisco,
who feared that the dumping of a
large quantity of the contraband upon
the local market would reduce prices
and ruin their enormous profits.
Acting on the information locally OBJ
tanned. surveyor Woodward commenced
an investigation. He found that the
warning he had received from the
local opium brokers and which pointed
only TO q local conspiracy. was. in
reality, valuable lead 20 gil
gantic international plot laid by leaders
OF ring that has its head in China
and its ramifications in this country.
The details of the conspiracy so far
ascertsined have been closely guarded
against the time when the ring would
attempt to consummate its smuggling
operations. but the extra precautions
which have been taken could not be
entirely concealed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Carroll Cook Retained

Rumor has it that Carroll Cook will
be much in evidence in connection with
the test of the law BY coincidence
that is not so strange TO those who
take an interest in the matter, Cook
has been retained TO defend the boy
recently arrested at boxing match in
the United Railroads car barn in Fill
more street for alleged violation OF the
law. II is understood that he viii try
to have the case postponed until after
the test case has been tried in the man.
ner favored by the racing men,
MADEIRA has been the scene of many
important coursins events in the past
and is regarded as good strategic
point for a test Of the work Of the
Sacramento reformers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Returns to Chicago Quietly and
Directs Campaign From
His Residence
In Spite of Secrecy, His Hand Is
Felt and May Grain
Goes Soaring
Operator Said TO Be Peevish
About Publicity Given to
His Corner"
y HcAGo. May 5--James a P2t'en

" HICAGO. May 5.-Jsnes A. Patten
las come back out of the west
- and has resumed his position as
king 81 the wheat pit" True. his ar
rirsl was not announced with blare
,or trumpets or a megaphone quartet,
non has he made any public appearance
since he reached here He remains in
his Evanston residence. where every
precs utioa has been taken 70 keep his
presence 4 secret from the inquiring
oubIic. He reached Evanston last Mon
dav morning and has not been in his Of
fce. Bur II developed today that he is
directing his campaign from his house.
wtIch le has had connected with his
Office bv special telephone wire
His Hand Is Felt
a few people. Of course. knew Pat
zen had returned. and not all Of them
could keep the secret. that IS the way
~ Ieaked OUT. Brokers on the floor Of
rre board OF trade have been suspi-
cious since early in the week that the
hand II tbe general was once more at
tne helm. as the buying and msnipuls-
zion in Juiv wheat since Monday have
been on 2 scale which usually indi-
Gates the presence Of the intrepid
-Jtm~ Patten.
scouts were sent over 10 his Office
and made absolutely certain he was not
mere. Yet the rumors would not down,
and IL became nOised about that
special wire had been strung 10 the
Bartlett ranch near Vern1ejo park.
colorado. and that he was directing
4 campaign from there. and that was
the generally accepted belief on the
noor during the day untI some one
took the trouble 20 Investigate through
5fs-overed that no such wire had been
fea sed
servants and members OF the Patten
family had been instructed 10 keep his
presence an absolute secret. From ex-
ceIIent sources. however. il has been
learned that Pstten was peevish about
the publicity given his corner before he
EFT The city. His presence was abso-
lutely necessary here and he came back
Touches Top Notch
Wheat has been soaring since Jim
Pattens return. May wheat made
new record during the DAY. going to
tI2sH. quarter of q point higher than
the previous high record on April IS.
-nd JUN wheat has climbed back 10
srl7l since April -. when il struck
Tie bottom mark Of sl-o5. However
thai option has not yet reached the
Eighest point in its career. which was
s11S7s on the same day that Nay went
70 1921
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Forged Bills Found

Several months ago an official inves-
tigation Of the sources of HamiIton's
income was begun because he had
been spending money al furious pace
in company with young woman of
Seattle. On looking over Hamilton's
ledger it was found that a single regi-
ment of state militia had been sup
piled more than half a million shells
at a cost exceeding $1,000.
During the two years prior 10 Ham
ilton's ineumbency of the office of ad
jutant general the state had expended
only ss2s for its target practice am
muniatfon. War department officials at
Washington declared that no such pur-
chases had been made from govern
ment arsenals as Hsmiltons books
showed
The ammunition forgeries for 1907
and 1908. as far as discovered, amount
to s13.15s. most OF the forged bills
purporting to be from Benieia. Cal.
arsenal Forged vouchers for other
supplies were also found
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
FORTUNE FOR MASSES
FOR VICTIMS OF AUTOS
Frenchman Says Machine Poi
soned His Last Days

PARIS. May 5.-M Gilbert. re-
tired merchant whose declining years
have been made miserable BY speeo-
ing automobiles. has beaueathed his
entire fortune TO French churches for
masses for the repose OF the souls OF
the victims OF the .'diaboIIcaI machine
that has poisoned my last days"
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
FIGHTS DESPERATE
COMBAT WITH STREET DOG
Italian Peanut PeddIer Defends
Himself With StiIetto
[Spsei0l Disp0foh 10 The Cali

SAN JOSE. Nay 5.-To save his pet
dog from a street cur last night C.
Amendsle. an aged peanut render,
armed with a long stiIe.to. fought q
bloody battle. The fght was witnessed
by a big crowd As a result he was
made the defendant IN an accusation
brought ~ Humane ofhcer Hickey this
afternoon. charging him with cruelty
30 IN animal
TIE tramp dog had tackled the
Italians pet and II was getting the
.rst of the fght when its master at
daapted 10 separate them
The strange dog turned on him fero-
,-iousiv. and the Italian then produced
his knife and met each onslaught with
3 thrust The animal did not desIst
untIsit Was cut fatally in = half dozen
places.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
ADMIRAL'S DAUGHTER
WEDS ENGLISH DIPLOMAT
Miss Blanche Emory Becomes
Bride. of Esm0nd Ovey

WASHINGTON. May 5--The mar
risge OF Miss Blanche Wills Emory.
daughter of Rear admiral William
Emory. L. ;. y lretiredl and Mrs
Emory. 70 Esmond Ovey. NJ. v. O., of
Henley on the Thames. England, third
secretary of the British embassy. took
place here at noon today al the resi-
dence' Of the brides parents
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
WILD MAN CAPTURED
AFTER LIVELY FIGHT
Run Down by Posse After Scar
ing Beverly Residents

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES. May 5.-The sup
posed wild man who has frightened
residents OF Beverly the last week was
captured this afternoon by a deputy
from the sherifr's office with posse
of Beverly citizens
The man was naked and shaggy and
fought his eaptors savagely. He is
thought TO be Louis Abillis. a Mexican
who went into the hills year ago
and had not been heard of since by
his friends
The man was nearly starred and ate
ravenously when given food At the
county Jail He is thought TO be in
sane.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Ferreting Out Plot

Inspectors in plain clothes have been
assigned to special duty in connection
with the discovery made by the sur
veyor and elaborate secret orders have
been issued to Lieutenants j. r. stone.
r. c. Rush and V. A Harrigan. who
are in charge of the searchers and
inspectors on the water front.
Collector of the Port Fred S. Stratton
has been apprised OF the smuggling
scheme and il was following con-
ference with him that the surveyor
assigned plain clothes men to the work
of guarding against the plot. The de-
tails of the work have been turned
over TO Colonel Charles H. Blinn. special
deputy surveyor OF the port. and he
has been quietly engaged in ferreting
out the ramifcations of the conspiracy.
Since the first Of April. when the
law prohibiting the Importation of the
drug for smoking purposes west into
effect, the price of opium has doubled
several times Just before the port
was closed to the drug, opium amount
ing in value to 100000 was removed
from the custom house by the local
Tfbirase hvolorS
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Accused Admits Charges

Soon after the investigation was be-
gun Governor Hay removed Ad;utant
General Hamilton from ONCE, but re-
tanned him in subordinate position
in the department. Hamilton was con
fronted with the charges today in
Olympia.
The scene at the governors office was
dramatic. Hamilton arrived in com
pany with Aljutant General George
Lamping, his successor. The governor
asked Hamilton to wait moment and
sent for Attorney General Bell When
Bell came in the door was closed and
Hamilton was told that his accounts
were wrong. He started 10 expostu-
late. then leaned heavily back in his
chair and asked for proof This was
placed before him in the shape of al
legged forged vouchers. afidavits and
signed statements. He admitted the
truth of almost every charge
While this conference was on AS
sistant Attorney General McGiu went
before Justice Giles and obtained a
warrant for Hamilton's arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Made Fatal Mistake

1t was the common understanding z
at that time that the first attempt to
smuggle opium into the city would
be deferred until this large supply had
been pretty well exhausted. There
was no hint of any immediate snug
Cling operations.
The ring of smugglers miscalculated.
however when they supposed that Wig
ilance would be relaxed. and the con-
stant guard, aided by the tip given out
by the local Chinese merchants. who
saw their profitable business threat
ened by contraband, led to the ex-
posure of fthe scheme.
Special watch will be maintained con-
stantly from now on. as the surveyor
has determined that the new stat,.te
must be rigidly enforced from the out
set
a meeting has been held in the Of
fce of the surveyor. attended by all
the inspectors, and necessary details of
the plot have been confided to them
under the seal of secrecy Careful in
structions have been given and those
who are acquainted with the situation
are confident that the widest plots TO
land the prohibited drug will be foiied
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
Former Governor Involved

BELLINGHAM, Wash. May ST am
in the position Of banker who has
accepted bad check if the charges
against former Adjutant General Ham
ilton are true" said former Governor
Mead here this afternoon, .as either L
or my secretary for me signed the
forged vouchers and approved them.
and thus / am directly or indirectly
connected with the matter"
Mead stated that he could hardly be-
Iieve the charges true when first re-
ported. but recalled that during the
closing days of his administration
Hamilton's social life was somewhat
irregular. but the matter was such
that he could not take cognizance of
it. Now that the forgeries had been
discovered. he hoped that the scandal
would be thoroughly investigated