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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, 3, 1904. FEBRUARY HITS American Peculiarities as Seen Visitor by an Observing French ROYAL PALACE Delightful Luncheons ROOSEVELT A WHITE HOUSE SIMPLICITY NOT SUIT HIM. DOES Bill fop Senator Foraker Introduces of That Lika Homa Building of a King. special A Kan Francisco Examiner from Washington, dated February 1st. aaya: Senator Koraker, who haa charge of the Roosevelt boom in Ohio, and la regarded u the sisikesinun of the president. haa introduced a bill in the senate, the real object of which is said to be to provide a summer residence for the president of the United States. in apd reAs the bill Is already commissioners, District to the ferred the friends of the summer palace scheme are, it Is said, ready to push It. If they should succeed, and they should also elect the Incumbent at the White House, he owuld of course be the first to occupy 1L The Poraker bill provides for the acquisition by condemnation proceedings, if necessary, of any eligible site on Meridian hill, one of the finest localiIf the plans go ties In Washington. through with the purpose intimated the present republican and monarchlal idea would be carried out of having a country seat for the court at Washington. One of those who apiiears to be advised of the ultimate object of the Foraker bill said today: "The laws of the elegance and simplicity that have ruled the life of the chief magistrate of the nation for more than a hundred years have been outgrown. We have burst our swaddling clothes. We have become a world power, and we must see to It that the president of the United States is permitted to live up to the dignity of his position." It is said here that royal and other foreign visitors here have expressed surprise to administration officials over the "simplicity" of the White House as originally intended, and wondered why it was that the president did not have a country home like those of the king .of England, the emperor of Oermany and kings of Italy and Spain. A member of the house, discussing the royal fashions of the admlnlatra tlon, said tonight: "I'm against It against all this toadying to royalty. Those things may be all right in Europe. They at least have there the virtue of originality. With us It Is nothing but cheap imitation and the Lord hates a mimic. If this thing goes on we might as well quit this miserable hypocracy about republican ideuls and declare ourselves In favor of a monarchical form of government. These customs and habits and practices that are being adopted at the White House spell the ruin of democratic institutions. The president ought to be satisfied with the million dollars that has been spent on the White House since he began to live there. lie ought to manage to worry along without a country seat The White House Is good enough for anybody just as it Is." The comradeship of the sexes before marriage in the United States, so remarked by travelers, A wonder what it Is If It were analyzed? All through childhood the sexes minknow gle their pleasures and tasks, romantic of sorrows and the sunshine dove-coand love, live In a world of emotion innocent Through growing youth the free ocmpanlonshlp goes on, till the period of prematrimonial comes, the supreme social moment of the life Amerfcun. Then the life of home and of exterior circles round these adolescents. They mingle freely, love each os Are the result of looking carefully after every detail in the preparation. Do not overlook rope have found themselves fully ocsubclass cupied thus, and that the a wider covered has mitted to this rule range among the English race than elsewhere. 1 think also it is the ldeul of literature, the makers of literature having sprung nearly all from the middle class. Women so occupied were left without other Instruction, and were But never, trained for the purpose. never, at any date, anywhere, have owmen of trained intelligence, rank or wealth confined their activity to household and children. For them these mark what have been a responsibility I say a responsibility, not a vocation. But the women American are all educated; they all have the intelligence sharpened; they all have rank to sustain because none ranks over the other; practically they all have money. These women are of the elite; there re- OF PROGRESS WORK IN Requirements Which Must Bs Complied With to Secure Land Entry Under Homestead Law. Ideally, ar and The following authoritative statement with regard to the government Irrigation work in Nevada, and the requirement! for homesteads on the public landf to be irrigated, are of engage and disengage general interest. Like irrigation enthemselves lightly, and, finding themselves in a staying place of ravishment, terprises by the government may be soon undertaken in Utah. of ecstacles and dreams, go to the nup-tialtar as late as they can. The lands immediately commanded this enchanted pleasant ground, This by and proposed to be irrigated from not in It we know this the canal under construction by the Arcady, valley, sults a misfit. founthe Is the Isle, It Franre. Happy government In Nevada comprise. It is How blind these men are! They tain of youth the discoverers of Amerestimated, approximately 215,000 acres, with ica have found. And these people imagine there is something wrong situated in the vicinity of Wadsworth these women because they can no and know all Its value. in Carson Sink valley. They infind aclcdenta! responsibilities a clude parte of Lyon, Storey, Washoe Washington has a society political, longer life. If the case were New York has one founded on gold; sufficient end for and Churchill counties. see very clearwould outside of these the social organism of their own they Of these lands about 70,000 acres that duties modify with ability and 80,000,000 souls Is subordinated to this ly railroad land, are now In including condition; for the women they see not Is a life. It society beginning youthful private ownership and partly under at babyhood and reaching Its climax the situation at alL They think them cultivation; some 20,000 acres are emto put these race before marriage. Understand you well shirking; they wish braced in' the Pyramid Lake Indian ox cart into an horses They are bats. this. I have told you before; It Is the reservation, and the remaining 125,000 With us in France, where comrade' world bouleverse. acres belong to the public domain. Hear you a sound of mirth on these ship begins at marriage, there are not Of the public landa about 85,000 two spheres, one for each; there is one shores, It Is the children American acres are now open to entry under sphere for the two; the interests are the homestead law, to the playing with the little god Erosi subject How explain this youthful compan- identical. The French race, except in provisions of the acts of congress of the stupid layers of the bourgeoisie, June ionship of sex, which we think ImposThe Na17, 1902, known aa knows by instinct that child raising Is tional sible In France? Is it true comarade-rle- ? Law. By thla law Irrigation a vocation for nurse and teacher, that the secretary of the Interior is emSome put It on the equality of in- for the mother it is a responsibility ac- powered to llmlte the area of land But the man American to stitutions, some on the ground of tem- cidental. which any homesteader can acquire Is something Inherent there Imagines be thinks perament. Paul Bourget title to such acreage not less than he in a woman's sex which incapacitates 40 nor more than 160 acres as will has discovered the cause, when said that the American man Is cold In her from being bis companion In labor, In his judgment, when thoroughly and his love. In hla opinion, also the In study. In mind. And so these wo- carefully tilled under irrigation, supAmerican woman is neither tender nor men go their way, without business of port a family In comfort voluptuous; "she needs not to be their own, tlwhout knowledge of their The secretary is also authorised to loved." For tny part, I observe a sin- husbands' affairs, with out the re- fix the price per acre and the terms course of society, frittering their time gularity wherein I should rather eeek and conditions upon which water will away on bargains and dress, the vain- be coman explanation: It Is that this supplied for the irrigation of these radeship seems to end at marriage. est and Idlest and least Interesting of lands. educated women In the world. Voyons un peu. Filings for these lands will be reIt seems to me clear that in spite of I have heard say that the women ceived at any time at the United American hesitate to marry. I wish the freedom they have, In epite of the States land office at Carson City, Ne not to speak of the women "bachelors," facile divorce, in spite of leisure, these vada, on payment of the usual homeof whom they talk so much here, who women are not content with marriage. stead filing fee. There Is no other are in professions, keep up their own One sees it by tbe hesitation they en- charge for the land. ter It, by the alacrity to get out of it establishments, and continue IndefinActual and continuous residence on itely the free life of the unmarried. and by their aimless Uvea. land Is required and title cannot the I find that the eoclal world Ameri be These are of the elite Intelligence of gotten until all payment for water the land, but their number is without can Is a paradise In youth and a de- have been made. importance; they furnish no more than ception after. I find that the famous Homesteaders must take water an Illustration. I wish not either to comradeship American has no exist- from the government irrigation ays make too much of the assertion I hear ence in marriage. tern, and before acquiring title must I will tell you what I think. It was thnt American women who learned to have at least balf of their land under never a true comaraderle at all; it was earn their own living wish not to marcultivation. ry at all. On thla head a book which the sentiment of equality resulting The limit of the homestead entry has Just been published here about the from institutions democratlque. This has not yet been fixed. factory girls makes the sensational sentiment has persuaded these men Neither the charge for water nor resume that these girls do not to be- that , as they have no terms of payment nor conditions the come wives. It is a statement which one over another, they should have on which it will be furnished have has drawn down upon these young wo- none over the women; that no unit of yet been fixed. men the thunders of the presidential thla commonwealth should owe obediThe lands have not yet been class! chair. This Is an Indication also. But ence to another. This sentiment is fled, nor have the exact tracts which I find a really Important augury in the capable of keeping the men after mar- will be irrigated .been determined. statement that the average age for riage indulgent for the women, as the "The branch or lateral canals have those who wish to marry grows all the husbands American are, everyone not yet been located. knows, but it is not susceptible of detime more late. The secretary of the interior haa One understands well thnt the young veloping Into a feeling of common in: ordered that as soon as practicable women American should wish to pro- teresta, such as develops after marall of the public lands shall be' sublong the period before marriage, so riage In France. divided Into homestead or farm tracts, It would be a mistake to pretend romantlque; but why should they hesany one of which can be entered by NEVADA TOWN HA3 itate when they look abend? Why that the sentiment of equality should the qualified homesteader.. In making TOUGH POLICE FORCE should they not want to be wives? make men alter their opinions persuch subdivision the engineers will sonal, or accept on an intimate footing there Is something singular here. be guided solely by the character and A Xevndn paper contains the followQuol! In this land where the laws those whom they choose to disdain. A the topography, to the end that there ing In regard to the iwllce force of for married women are so liberal! cltlxen may regard as his equals those shall be Included In each homestead Reno, which, If true, reveals a deplora-bbl- e Where divorce Is so easy! Where the whom he will not admit to hla Intimate as nearly as may be, the prescribed state of affairs in the Nevada me- husbands, they say, are Indulgent to a life. On the contrary, the fact of the amount of irrigable land of average tropolis: fault! How explain this hesitation, equality will make himself separate It is about time that at least one which one sees not in France, where, himself more carefully by another sort quality, and lying suitably for both Irrigation and drainage with reference of the papers of the ambitions city rependant, the laws are bad, divorce of classification, for fear of being en- to the ditches for these purposes. should awake to the fact apparent next to Impossible, and where women trained In the common crowd. the main Only canal from the to everyone who has visited Reno It Is De Toqueville who has given without incomes are expected to earn? Truckee to river the Carson river Is that the police force of Reno Is a I think it Is because the comrade- this characteristic of democracies now under construction. nest of corruption. It is not safe for ship American ends at marriage, Whatever may be the general effort "Water for a small portion of the a man In overalls to venture upon where ours begins. Take a look at of a society to render Its citizens equal land will be available In the spring the streets of that city, unless he has these married lives: and alike, the particular pride of Inof but 1905, far the greater part by the price of a tip. From the head From the altar their occupations and dividuals will always seek to escape will to have till 1906 or 1907 bewait to the foot the city police force can sympathies diverge what do I say the level, and will wish to form some- fore water will reach It be bought. Not only that .but It Is not Came they ever together at all? These where sn equality from which he will "Until water is at hand for its irgood Judgment to ask one of the marriages are not made on the hypo- profit no one can make a living upon rigation bulls" a civil question. They are all thesis of I believe that In this principle one sympathy, of common purthese lands; but those filling In adtoo willing to use their clubs, and are suits. Nothing so vulgar, am chere. may find the secrets of freedom and vance of the arrival of water will not not particular regarding the force be- These marriages are made in heaven. the disdain In which the women Amer- on that account be excused from residhind the blows. A harmless old n He goes his way to a world of busiican live. What say you. mn chere? ing thereon. Actual bona fide resiof this valley was murdered by a ness and clubs, where there are And so the women American linger only dence Is required. member of the force last summer, and men; she hers to a world of duties and In the pleasant valley of prematrimo"L. H. TAYLOR, recently ugly rumors concerning this pleasures, where there are only wo- nial life! I think I understand. They S. Reclamation Service. U. "Engineer same 'gentle' fellow have gained cred- men. One seea that It must be dull. look back Iwth regret! Recall you. In charge Truckee project." ence." Sometimes she goes abroad, and Tolnette. that picture at the Louvre knows of hla existence only by the It la by Titian. Is It not? Of some ArA Costly Mistake. MASONS AT BINGHAMPTON. bank checks she receives, and some- cadian shepherds deciphering a tomb times the Incompatibllite Is so unen- they have found? The all simple, all Blunders are sometimes very expenBIXGHAMPTON. N. T., Feb. . durable that they divorce, and eo end eloquent inscription it was this: sive. Occasionally life Itself la the The annual reunion of Scottish Rite a relation which "I have lived In Arcadia. I go to say ft of a mistake, but you'll never be wrong bodies of the valley of Binghampton franchement I have lived in Arcadia. was never at any moAlcyone If you take Dr. King's New Life Pills began at the Masonic temple here to ment comradeship; for a comrade Is a in Philadelphia North American. for Dyspepsia. Dlxsiness, Headache, day and will last until the end of the companion of labor, of and of study Liver or Bowel troubles. week. The conferring of degrees is mind. They are HEARTLESS WOMAN. 2.ric, at Jesse J. gentle yet thorough. the r rind pal business of the roundup, I know well the man Amerlcnn has Harry What! You are not going to Driver's drug store. although considerable time will be a theory thnt the vocation feminine Is to cut those poor Curtis girls out try devoted to features of entertainment absolutely opposed to his own. She Is of their beaus? Why. The Toggery Is ahead this year as Masons of high degree are here from nbsnrbed In house and children: If she they won't have any show at all with usuaL New New York, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, Is not. she spring suits are In and ought to be. I will tell you you. open for your Inspection. Pirk one Scranton Syracuse, and numerous what I think about this. I think that Belle I know It. but I'll have out. 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