The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

al interesting subject wa
.,esented from two standpoint'
snce Knox read an interest
carefully prepared paper Of
,;ve Birds, which she illus
I'm colorcd plates, and Mis-
SUP treated the subject o
= VS.. Millinery" in a semi
semi-serious manner whicI
: entertaining and entirel,
Miss Jcssup said in part
..n men In Washington That
,sfc the~weariug OF u velvet
how on our hats where
"a much prefer to wear an
OF fancy feather band. A
FEELS this sacred rlsht 10
an conferred upon her-to
hat she plesses-ever since
nm an exclusive millinery and
3or IN the garden In the
Eden. That is the adorn-
ar person as she alone sses
even II she docs meet with
u from the Adams. With
much ruiment. with q war
~ no bonnet. The trouble
IS 10 the style that Mother
'rsd when che made q bccom-
SSress Of grape leaves and
Ia With q waving pnmpas
ma uneven bands OF that
aigrstte dies hard.
vs admired and then copied
tsrf cousins, living closer TO
sLsn we. who with the daring
sImoie life appeared at the
>srsmonlals clad IN natures
zrsnts. their birthday clothes,
oped always by n maenl1een.
sss. Not TO be outclassed we
sarss that enguh us OF POGO
trimmings, a Duiu Top
a Navajo war bonnet, or
Hawk feather piece.
somc great act OF misfortune
mir number found herself
Bird island. fooGless, clothe-
.naflsss. even as the Indian
a early tradition. whom the
a feil us was found on one OF
~ Rarbara channel Islands
deeertion OF twenty years,
.9n sisters ability 10 fashion
~ from birds' feathers. a nee
. slender bone, and food
[<s same source. would be con-
and applauded around tho
eith a contract drawn for a
Al moving pictures. But only
Mn can bo candidates for a
!. existence.
"a however. crave the cover
N1af nature has given the nat
I1b1bItants Of tho Bird isiands.
Y 0of scrnple TO use every means
.rier that covering from their
N for our personal adornment
ID only bad for the complexion
~ horrid lines and blemIshes
n dead birds, Ike so many
there might then be an i'm
IL remedy for this wretched
IL but the ajgrette Is beauti-
becoming IN It's airy grace,
Ii the maas9cre goes on, or
IfhIs statement should be quail
l'U used in the past tense, In the
OF the plumage bin that is
|. or the new tariff law, the or
X isfs. agriculturists. scientists
-uds in general OF the birds
=. Exht or dull plumsge sincerely
ID leg see the beginning OF the
as our state game commits
N Bys ali new laws have TO be
Id, u is still TOO early in It's
10 have noted great results.
,tu|<e Incurred the wrath OF In
" travellers, who. through ie-
or the new Law, or otherwise,
He'd to declare those delicate
ddornmcnt-the aigrettes. One
|nger screamed out her wrath
'Hiercd to give up $1,000 In
that she had brought 10
ntry for stage purposes. and
"a In her denuncietton OF this
I'd suggesting 10 the custom
rs that the Statute of Lib
1 removed from its pedestal.
n Law reads.
<ftes OF other bird plUnlaGe,
Il Importation Is forbidden by the
Ul |f lev. must be removed from
Of Incoming travellers and
n 17Ar 10 the customs authorities
ne tHveIers leave the wharf.
~ AcAdoo today so ruled
a 4 Of reports that an aigrette
snatche0 from the hat OF a
y New York"
The Importation OF aigrcttes:
umes or "osprcy" plumes,
(eathsrs, quiIls, heads, wings.
I, \ IA or parts Of skins. OF Wild
Ilher raw or manufa ctured
Tor scientific or educational
-. Is hereby prohibited. but
hl Islon shall not apply 10 the
1r plumeR Of ostriches. or to
"A 1r5 OF domestic fowls OF any
lll link what II will mean for
a OF the United states b.
,n Ines OF ma tional law TO end
hp zreful bird slaughter that
Qn In response 10 the de-
"a the traders in American
ciators Of fashion declare
n OF lonesome trimming dam
II the rear OF our mead COW
III correct style for winter.
AN lhe assurance Of the fem
Our acccpt the crazy style. ap-
the street. In places OF
an NC ballroom, yea, even In
j mans autos, do we assist
c servants in polishing
NAL ps car windows. Truly our
llip Foes Out 10 the long suf-
l'lduel In the crowded car,
sTeetly addressed By the
1lng In front OF him, with.
4, feather annoy YOU" This
han lucnt punctures over his
IllUY pe and a pair Of infiamed
no. madam. I cut II or ten
ll'u como certain reaction,
ason OF 1914 may fnd the
no qhker bonnet or even the
W. prnet minus even the tail
) om the barnyard fowl A
,1 81 from paper read at
ly convention OF the New
T, 4 federation by Mrs. May
Sf q will give a slight idea OF
ucy with which the gentle
u cuebt against every ad-
dIa| by those hoping 10 save
IVY nt OF bird Nc, Extract;
read and did you shlver
IN pysr the action of the for
W. uttce of women In ST.
a.. nom the state federation
,llaI y audubon pledge? Utter
lpV and apparently igno-
economic relations be-
91lIl. lnhect. the bird and the
W. ~ Is supposed TO ne the
Iorestry committee TO pre-
ny1p Scretary civllly rema rked:
(]lF luse TO subscribe to that
ls, because n 7 want to
/. ul stette 7 shall certainly do
z W conscience won't hurt me
', and tho cha Irman ngreed
III wnst refuse to advoca te
cll Tor ] Intend to wear one
~ Things on my hat
udlE "spapers that chronlcled
llu' added: Tho clubwomen