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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-04-14

miboioUa'f "b'ucEcu :" ENiSou'
Ohio Having its Graft Scandal
Now Socialists to Control Nil.
waukee.
ROosEvELTs PoPULAR:-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt have had
TO change their plans because they
are so popular. They had wished 10
drive for hundred miles along the
shore OF the ocean. going over the
same route they took when they were
first married, but so many people
came out to see them. that they had
to give II up. and get TO their des-
tination the shortest way.
sUFFRAGETTEs TO MEET:-The
National American Woman Suffrage
League will meet in Washington this
week Over 5000 are expected 70 be
present from all over the country.
In addition to holding many meetings,
and making many speeches they ex-
pect TO make an attack" on the
Capitol, to demand the suffrage Of
Congress.
MISSIONARY MURDERED: -
Frank Skala, a missionary to the
poor in Pittsbung. was killed by a
crazy foreigner Sunday afternoon
just after he had declared in a ser
mon that he was willing to lay down
his life for Christ. As he went from
the church a crowd followed him, and
the crazy man suddenly fired two
shots into the missionary's head. He
then shot his friend.
BOLD HOLD UP:-Five masked
men got away last week with So
600 from the bank of Coal City, Ills
A posse followed, and shots were
exchanged, but apparently ali the
robbers got safely away.
OHIO IN LINE:-Ohio never likes
TO be left behind when there is any
thing good going on. and 50 she has
taken turn at the grating investi-
cation. The telephone companies are
the center of the fuss this time, and
evidence has been produced to show
that a good deal of money was offer
ed different legislators. Next.
HIGHER UP IN PITTSDURG:-The
graft indictments in Pittsburg are
getting a little higher up. and the
President of the Pressed Steel Car
Co, has been indicted. His counsel
says this is rldiculous-the idea OF
a millionaire bribing any one. But
he will be tried Also, there are
others, thank heaven.
WANTED EXCITEMENT
is the excuse given for the murder
OF young girl by tough in Spring
field, Mass, last week. The fellow
had read thrilling stories till he want
ed adventure. lie tried burglary, and
when the girl discovered him, shot
her to death. He still seems to think
it was fine business.
SOCIALISTS WIN CITY:-For the
first time in the history of this coun-
try, the socialists have won control of
an important city This is a good
thing for the rest of the world, for we
will find out what Socialist city gov
eminent u good for, but It is like
ly to be a little tough on Milwaukee,
CONTINUED ON Fourth Psgel
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-04-14
Hot Springs In America.

The distribution of hot springs in
the United States comedies very
closely with that of the mountain up
lifts.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-04-14
Rubber from South America.

OF the worlds supply of India rub.
Der CO per cent. is estimated to be
furnished by South America.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-04-14
WASHINGTON LETTER. IN OUR OWN STATE

breaches Party Harmony,
Instead of Fight, as Expected
Congress Warns up to work-Niek
Longworth Watched as Roosevelt
Observation-Disclosures Bill to the
Front Now.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-04-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Pinchot and Roosevelt Meet - No
Trace of Cook on Mt. Mckinley
Missionary Murdered in Pittsburg
Ohio Having its Graft Scandal
Now Socialists to Control Mil
waukee.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
ROUGH RIDERS TO
WELCOME TEDDY

New York. June SACK Abernathy,
Of Oklahoma City, who showed Theo-
dore Roosevelt how TO capture and
Kill wolf with his bare hands, has
reached New York and will remain
to welcome the Colonel later In the
month.
Alternately is the father of the Cow
boy kids" Louis and Temple. who
are making the trip from Oklahoma
on horseback. who passed through
Washington where they saw Presi'
dent Taft
Charles E. Hunter. president of the
Roosevelt Rough Riders association
who lives In Oklahoma is another re
cent arrival In New York. He VIII
proceed at once tn mako arrangements
for the welcome to thelr returning col
oncl by the survivors OF his band. He
expects TO muster about $50 OF the
four hundred Rough Riders, who are
AT present In this country. They VIII
wear khaki uniforms in the parade.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
W I'LL [ ES 7
THE NUMBER
THIRTEEN

The number thirteen figures cXten-
sivcly in the entertainment in the
immediate future by the young ladies
and young men OF the st Joseph 5
parish under the auspices of the
Children of Mary. The show will be
given at the Ogden theater, June 1S.
there are thirteen acts or numbers,
the thirteenth act contains thirteen
people. the orchestra will have thir-
teen people. there will be thirteen
ushers, and the show Will run thir-
teen minutes over two hours Thirteen
applications for the boxes have been
received but they have thirteen rows
ol fine dlvan seats yet.
The entertainment is entitled
Luke Loud's Vaudeville Agency
and by this title the various mem
bers of the company Will be afforded
an opportunity to do some act or
stunt The entertainment has been
il, course oil preparation for some
time and promises to be the real
event oil the season.
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that he urged Johnson, in the interest
of harmony. not TO take Nolan into
camp. and that Johnson gave his word
that nc would find some one other
Than Nolan 10 do the work.
Nolan takes Johnson's announce
ment regarding Flanagan quite cooly.
u do not wish TO make trouble for
anybody" he remarked, and am not
so cgotisticel as to imagine that a
lighter like Johnson cannot get along
without me-
So. with these conversational devel-
opments and the departure of George
Little from the negros training quar-
ters, quiet at Johnson's camp seems
10 have been restored and The fans
are breathing easy once more
Johnson said he Intended TO do
some boxing and all-around training
stunts this afternoon, though no regu-
lar program has been mapped out.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
JOHNSON HAS
ANOTHER MANAGER

San Francisco, June SIN Wow of
what has happened TO George Little
and Billy Nolan. the fans are asking
II Jack JohnSon's latest managerial
movo VIII prove TO be case oil 'on
again, off again. Flanagan.
According to last nights announce
melt of the negro champion. Tom
Flanagan the athlete who has come
into prominence as the developer of
long distance runners and VINO Is In
charge Of Johnson's road work. VIII be
a sort OF near-managcr Tor the iiShter
He viii help me 10 manage my bus
mess affairs until July >. runs John
sons statement. and nc says he Is
sorry Flanagan cant remain with him
longer bot that personal AFFAIRS VIII
take the runner to Canada immediate
ly after the big fight.
Light on the reason OF Billy Nolan
hasty REIMBURSEMENT OF the Job oil man
aging the negro was shed last nleht
by Promoter Tex Rlckard who stated
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
THREE FARMERS CAUGHT
WITH WATGREO MILK

Salt Lake. June S.-Away in the car
ly hours of last Saturday morning VII
lard Hansen. state pure food commits
sloner. and several deputies. went to
Sandy and Murray districts. where
they obtained from the farmers sam
pies of milk which was being shipped
TO Bingham When the samples were
submitted 10 State Chemist Herman
Harms they were found TO be far be-
low the required standard so that
prosecutions will follow. The names
of the three farmers are withhold un-
til the complaints are filed.
Some weeks ago pure food inspec-
tors visited Bingham and found that
watered milk was being sold there
The retailer blamed the wholesaler.
who in turn blamed the farmer with
the result that the early morning in
yestigation was made.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
SAFE AND SANE
FOURTH OF JULY
General Committee Appointed by Act
ing Mayor Working to This End

Salt Lake. June S.-lf success at
tends the efforts of the general COM
mittee appointed by Acting Mayor
w Mont Ferry. which met at the
Commercial club Tuesday night. Salt
Lake City viii enjoy safe and sane
celebration Of Independence day this
year
Plans in general fer a rousing cc!e-
bration were discussed. II is proposed
TO have an olj-iashloned parade, in
which will participate, most likely.
the Fifteenth infantry from Fort
Dougles. headed by the regimental
banu; various labor organizations;
children with lags; the National
Guard OF Utah, and the High school
cadets.
The grand parade viii be tho big
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
VERY NARROW ESCAPE
OF A MAN IN ECHO CANYON
Man Who May Die Charged With At
tempting to Murder His Wife.

Salt Lake. June 5.-A complaint
was issued by the county attorney
Monday, charging Melvin Karth, or
Kerth. who. Monday. attempted TO
murder his wife by shooting her three
times and then cut his own throat.
with assault with Intent 10 commit
murder. Patrolman Thomas Gillespie
sIore to the complaint. which was
served on Kcrth. who lies in critic
al condition at St, Marks hospital
Tuesday evening Kerth was report
cd to be slightly improved and faint
hopes were held out for his recovery,
though his condition Is critical.
Mrs Kerth. the other principal in
the bloody tragedy of Monday. was
reported to be out OF danger Tuesday
night and her recovery Is expected.
The wounds inflicted by the three
bullets fired Into her bo1y by Kerth
In his lit OF Jealous rage Will no,
prove fatal. 1t is said. The wound In
her shoulder is the worst OF the three
but this will not prove fatal unless
complications arise.
Man In the Case.
Although Kerth was under the in
flucnce of liquor when the tragedy
occurred. and his actions were at
ributed largely to his condition. the
theory that there Is another side TO
the case appears 10 he we'll found
ed. Charges are made against Mrs.
Kerth to the effect that she was re-
ceiving attentions from man named
Marcus May, by Mays wife This is
strongly denied, however. BY Mrs. C
L. Of
who declares that on account of
Kerth's neglectfuness his wife was
compelled 10 make a living and for
while worked for MAY, who was
member OF the Teddy Bear Cleaning
company.
Mrs. May alleges that her husband
had been paying attentions to Mrs.
Kerth. neGlecting her. his own wife,
and that from the time he met Mrs
kerth he was never the same to her.
Three weeks ago he severed his con
nection with the cleaning company
and left the city Mrs. May declares
he left her absolutely penniless. with
family to provide for.
May at Boise.
Mrs May found out Tuesday aft
ernoon. according TO her own story,
that May is at Boise. Ida
Mrs. Highland denies that her sis.
ter. Mrs. Kerth ever received atten-
tIons from May and that In the time
she was employed by him she was
treated in no way different to tho
other employees oc the cleaning com
pany Before the tragedy, however.
Kerth accused his wife OF Illicit re
lations with May.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining In the
n0etofflce at Ogden, Utah. June Ith,
which is not called for in two weeks,
will be sent TO the Dead Letter OIL
ice.
Gcntlemen's List.
Austin. Bill, Alleman, G A: Aus
tin. D. Astill, John Akutsu, Y.
Bridges, Bort: BuSarica. Jovan,
Boyle. II; Battress. T r; Belnomini,
Antonio.
Carr, Charles tombstone; Canton,
John II. Outright. L 7, Curry, Oran
Doty, C r: Dooly f w; Depuer.
John; DeLong, w; Dempsey, John;
Dupin. George: Darraugh, Mike: Da-
Wis. Ray 8, Dillon, Reuben C.
Faulkner, Carl; Frnjak. Peter;
FarQuar, Joe: Fallon. VIM.
Gilmore. Billie; Graziars, Cimno
Giuseppe, Gjuro. Franiscire, Gold.
Roland ID: Guthrie, sydney r.
Hilbert. Carl: Harvard c f; Hack
EFT, James j Ham. Isaac; Hare, S.
Iso. Cudic: Isbel, John; Irving, c
Jensen. Alma
Keilman. John, Kripas, John
Knowles, j ID
Lake. J w Lippi, Augusta; Lar
son, Larry; Iyevison. l. NJ
Mccullough, David; Maciin. ] Har-
ry; McClatchy. Thomas; Mcdonald,
Walter; Means Bros Saddle store.
MaItlnovic, Marko; Mallary. Alfred
Mavers. Chas. Mason. Darrell: Meri-
dith, II G., Moore. F; Morrison,
James c, Montgomery. J II.
Null. Edward.
Phnrr, June S. Pilnare, Mr.; Porter,
Arthur Payeur, Ben
Reinszraiber, j Rizzuto. Frank:
Sureio Chicca; Shrcven, G., Smith.
F r. Saruppi. Andro Smith. DR.. f.,
H: Snow. a F.; Shcrburne, a NJ;
Sanborn. Carl; Schaffre, f; Shaw,
Goreg, Smith VI r
Tolbut. Thomas
Warnecka. C c; Winfeald. Frank;
West. James; Wilson. Jack; Wolf.
J NJ
Young. Johny
thinner. Dan
2427 Grant
Sec. Christian Endeayor Union
Ladies' List.
Armstrong, Miss II l.
Bowman, Mrs; Bohn, Miss Ida;
Busch. Emilia.
Colby. Blanch
Daisy, Miss
Fields, Mrs Gertrude, Farley. Mrs.
Kate
Holberg. Miss
Leroy. Ivy
Jones, Miss NJ r
Missner, Edith: Martyn. Miss NJ A
becca; Price. Miss Hazel; Perrins,
Mrs. Cora
Roberts, Hattie; Roberts, Mrs
Phoebe
Straub. Mrs C; Sullivan. Miss Mary
Tebbutt, Miss Florence
Papers and Packages.
Dillon, Reuben c
Courtney,
l. w SHURTLIFF. p. NJ
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feature Of the forenoon of July 18th
If the plans discussed Tuesday night
are carried ont the parade will be
a fine eXemplilication OF the safe and
sane theory Of many influential people
OF the city
Patriotic orations Will likely be
given at Liberty Park in the after
noon, these TO be intcrspersed with an
excellent musical program. II is the
intention TO call on number OF the
vocal celebrities of the city TO furnish
musical numbers.
The children will not be overlooked
in the general celebration Of 1he ma
tlon's great day. Adequate amuse-
ment and recrention will be furnished
for them, and it Is probable that
fine program of competitive sports.
following the old-fashioned cclebra-
tion idea, Will be arranged
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
ANDREW CARNEGIE IN
a PlTTSBURG COURT

Pittsburg. June S-"Andrew Car
negle," cried the clerk In criminal
court, and Immediately there was A
buzz OF conversation and straiehten-
ing OF backs They saw a school boy
respond TO the same name as that
of the philanthropic Pittsburger
Andrew was the prosecutor In the
case OF two young men charged with
stealIIL; his bicycle. Andrew Car
necle appeared In court With school
book under his arm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
LAW IS PUBLIC
SENTIMENT

Milwaukee, June S.-"Any legisla-
ton that establishes police regula-
lations in defiance OF public senti-
must suffer the humiliation OF seeing
its mandate disregarded
So United States Judge Quarles
held In an opinion handed down yes
terday setting forth the grounds for
his ruling that keeping a saloon open
on Sunday did not vltiate mans ap-
plication for citizenship.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
VERY NARROW ESCAPE
OF MEN IN ECHO CANYON.

Devils Slide. June Workmen
who are searching for the remains OF
the men killed at the explosion last
week were startled today whom huge
slide of rock came down The mountain
and buried The steam shovel Wig.
ilnnce and activity prevented a mum
her OF the men from being caught in
the slide. Ever since the explosion n
has been recognized that the earth
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
LONG TRIP FOR BOYS.

Denver. Colo. June S-Floyd ely
mcr. IA years old, and his brother Ell
mer, II years old. sons OF DR.. j b.
CKmer OF BerthOud, Colo. left here
this morning In an automobile bearing
Il message from Mayor Robert W
Speer To Mayor y. S. Pratt oil Walla
Walla, Wash. The lads will make
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s,.1o SALT LAKE & RETURN s1.1o.

Account Y NJ & Y. l.. NJ / Associ.
alton meeting. Tickets on sale via
Oregon Short Line. June End TO 5th.
inclusive. good returning until June
18th. Tickets on sale at City Ticket
ONCE. 25li Washington Avenue.
f. A. SHEWE, c. p. & r. A.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-08
HE HAS
DEFEATED WESTON

New York. June Paul Lauge OF
Philadelphia. who is 6S years old.
has reached New York with credeu-
tials purportlnG TO show that he has
broken Edward Payson Weston's rec
ord In walking across the continent
He carries book In which are writ
ten the dates and signatures of the
mayors of various cities in which he
stopped
Ii shows that he walked from Santa
Monica. Cal. in 6S days. He says
that he left Santa Monica Oh March
2S
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s1.1o SALT LAKE G RETURN s1.1o

Account Y. NJ G. Y. l.. NJ | Asso-
citation meeting. Tickets on sale via
Oregon Short Line, June End to 5th
Inclusive, good returning until June
18th. Tickets on sale at City Ticket
O6lce, 251i Washington Avenue
+. A. SHEWE. C. p. &C T. A.
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BANIBERGER LINE.

Elegant new electric cars. Special
excursion rates Sundays and holidays.
Ogden and Salt Lake, Round trip,
$1.00. -
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Send your guess on ogden and We
ber County's population to the Stand
ard office. You may win as nigh ao
s45 in gold coin.
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UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY CO.
d. DECKER, Local Manager

was loose and might come down at
any time, and this caused the VIZ
lance that prevented fatalities touu!'
Fragments of the bodies OF the eApIoo,
ion victims have been recoVereu i'ou'
time to time in the work oil eAnI1,
ing and two boxes OF remains
sent to Morgan today for oniisH
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the entire trip unaccompanied They
expect to cover the distance in about
IL days.
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Clip the coupon In the Standard '"o
guess on Ogdon's population
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READ THE CLASS ADS TO-DAY
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List of letters remaining In the
n"etcffice at Ogden, Utah. June ith,
which is not called for in two weeks.
will be sent 10 the Dead Letter OIL
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-04
GARDEN UNDER FRUIT TREES
English HorticuIturists Can Give Les
son In Concentration to Amer
lean Confreres.

Evesham, the Vals OF Evesham. de
nominated the very hub Of the gar
den beauties OF England" has lately
been sitting for charming pen pic
ture that makes the beholder or the
reader long to possess its lovely chain
of blossom and flower and fruit. But
there can be only one Evesham, and
II is England's. They claim the Eve,
shan gardener has the supreme title
70 fame, that he has done the impos
sible-he has made the cabbage al
most beautitu
One who plants this garden world
In mere words says what most as
tonishes the visitor there at first view
is the garden underneath the fruit
trees. On the floor of a very closely
planted orchard Of apple of plum you
may find a carpet Of any sort OF fruit,
flower or vegetable. On the platform
OF Evesham station itself the heavy
scent Of wallfiowers is carried from
a neighboring orchard, where the trees
are so close that you would think the
carpet of flowers had as little chance
If sunlight as it has of draft. How
singularly this concentration Inn
presses the American horticuIturist.
who having greater spaces at COM
mand, yet wastes them and their
fruitful possibilities.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-04

ing that the treasurers Of forty or
more counties be perpetualIy enjoined
from collecting the taxes levied
against them for 1908 and 1909. is Of
great Importance and appears to be
a very fair construction Of the law
governing the dispute Briefly stated
the railroads raised the point that the
state board Of assessors. otherwise
called the state board Of equalization,
had assessed the railroads at their
actual value for the two years while
other taxable property was assessed
at only two-thirds Of its actual value.
The railroad companies called atten-
tion to the fact that the state board
of equalization. at one time. reduced
the assessed valuation Of all taxable
property, except railroads. fully 25 per
cent and that the state board had
violated the constitution OF the state
by not equally assessing all property
On this point the court found there
had been unequal assessments made
amounting. on the average. to II per
cent, in favor of property other than
that Of the railroads in the forty or
more coun.ies. Therefore. instead Of
deciding that the county treasuriey
must accept the fifty per cent OF the
taxes rendered BY the railroads for the
two disputed years, the court held that
the companies must pay eighty-three
| per cent OF the taxes charged against
them and that the payments must be
made within forty days. Oithe other
important question raised, that Of
whether the state tax levied en- an ad
valorem basis for 1908 and 1909 on all
property of the railroads to raise
funds for the maintenance of the state
government was legal, was decided
against the state and In favor of the
railroad companies. to the extent that
at least a part Of the taxes levied we're
invalid, because the revenue act un-
der which the levies were made only
provided for a levy to cover the de-
lhciency for 1908, whereas the board
Included in the levy, or total estimate
for 1908. Of s1,7522.21O, an item of
Isl ,14O 600 for 1909 for which there was
no lawful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Times
Democrat.
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Al, Directors.

He was the wag Of a merry party
on the train. and when the conductor
appeared he leaned back and as
sumed the expression Of man who
owned the line
Ticket. sir?"
The joker ided.
'.Ticket?"
Then the joker spoke freezingly:
"Iow long have you been stationed
, ere, my man? Don't you know me?
m Hank. director!"
But the ticket collector wasn't i'm
pressed.
That's funny" he said. so am II
we're all directors about here I'll
direct ye to the stationmaster, he'll
direct ye to the policeman. and he'll
direct ye to the magistrate. and he'll
direct ye to pay the hne-unless he
directs ye to jail-and then"
But the joker directed his hand to
Va pocket and produced the ticket
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ptmeult 10 DO.

A teacher IN ore Of Brooklyn's pus
lie schools is stickier for cleanli
ness. SO often have orders come thas
cleanliness must be observed among
the boys of her class that some Of
the nrchins have even inquired Of
their parents what it means to mani.
cure your finger nails.
Cf course there is bad boy in
the class. One day the teacher said
% him. Tommy. do you know there
Is great deal Of dirt behind yolT
sarss'
There amt neither" sasse6
Tommy.
1T Is wrong to dispute me-" said
the teacher: but you need not tske
my word for 1t. II you really do ne.
ellRve me. look for yourself
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onions Cure Nervousness.

Onions are almost the best nervins
known. No medicine, it il claimed.
IS 80 useful in cases OF nervous pros
tration. and there is nothing else that
will relieve so quickly and tone up
wornout system Onions are help
ful in all cases of coughs. colds and
influenza. and if eaten regularly are
very good for the complexion.
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New Shades Of Color.

Argent is a degeneration Of argent.
meaning silver. Toreador is yellow.
and alezan is said to be brown with
pink reflections. The names of colors
out of the ordinary are invented by
dyers and sometimes by sales per-
sons.