The sun., 1893-06-04
,tltehss made with bone ovI. According to

weave. and 10 accomplish this change q
thread is required. mllay being snnsttnIheu; hns
in contrast to tho pale lemon OF ksh h93m. .}t n,
Wo often ilnd rings OF shy tsin or tee sfiffn
and artistic effect, for during and after THIS
perlod neither Of these two InSliteS ns nse n,ff W
wSE hSSf the SqiTsISG nToS mus6
signed for cooking utensils, the rim is ieis =
6aw Gnt tnG Eg cone & shares ahI require h'0p
:, A bom to6sh basket 10 readily recognized 81 by
NE vertical , rins each ot wheh is h,s,nt ion
inds weight. durhuiilty. and mesh sufficient
to orretain any seed larger, than mustard
pearance to The ribhcd BON t4dsh but. YiS,we 4
exiern9lly, the intrcSctcs o. this N ost dihIcnt
The fact Is that teI is u double oas sket. con;
with nm extra lib externally. which. COM
mrncing below at the common centre. accom-
| pnnies and participates In each stitch in ever
Increasing srlrais to tho rim, In making. a
rial Of any basket yet mentioned. and is cs-
teemed as highly as any IN the catalogue, It's
ness; It's uses. cooking mUsh and rincle..
| boiling water. storing fluids. parching wheat
out Hour "'''S' ''''N 90 " ''''''' '''
The ia cest tee in tho accompanying Illus
| ing, whilc tho larger, BON todsh took less time
aud care. Tho spiral rib In tee neressitntes
iis wrapping being rnt on nslant. thus DivinG ~ G
tho pattern an inuistinctncss to DO soon In no
Hgh iah ia, the romo word for plate: hence
In striking contrast to the teA and bonn toosh
Is the shn seu. Beauty seems to have hecn the
incentive in its conception, though baskets OF
Their pretsnHions TO the ego lie In smooth.
ssnS o. S0sH eqSr
warm cheek. Not flaw. dlscoloration. or PRO
lection can be found on It's surface. for this
tive displays. In all other textiles tho pattern
is.woven through. that Is. the mil lay or tso3
teh Ia trxp rt,al,l hAir AL rad
side away from the rib they covor. The shu
sttt is the only exception to this rule. its in
external color. The reason Tor this becomes
obvious. on seeing the weaver carry tho stitch
without % tWstinG shn sSs n9t
l&htcst aud most fragile textile made by the
PcElos. Preparation consumes much time.
for only the toughest. small lost. and most fiexi-
Bile boms are ,se!ected-nlso unusually thin.
bonn tojsh the change occurs several inches
from the centre Instead Of wrapping single
other. untwistad in every other space. thus
binding two boms in one loop. s.. Fig D. lsa
shu s6tt foundation called sHhck !!spiderL from
its appearance. illustrates tho point.
ShV 90 bas kets are made in three ways. each
having mode Of procedure peculiar to itself:
shy boo rrHcticapilty can be seen in No. 1I5,
Fig. :. an unsightIy affuir. void. OF all meri.
compostion is n single uninterrupted thread.
binding u ser!es OF superimnosed spirnls by
nen spa rnp :"S Of nGS SIX fra r bres @
narasll nrn in 11Saposi5l9,n. ra,tern lis, Il an
uncovered. and the thread itself so coarse that
color would provoke riJicule.
lSH was an Improvement. A single bonn.
self as TO simulate the coil Of IA rattlesnake. Az
ter tho first circle is COMPLETED. both bolns are
to the second in the same manner. the stitches
passing through and closing interstices be-
,weca the irst and @ second M B. fif & las-
IoM t;"o 100 itriplrt boms Is our last: most
mentation. and most prolific in nsthotic effects.
A. A. FiG.U. explain in, detuil the ground
hero form tho COIL which is held together and
to the next lower coll by n thread envelope
e"ifhpE co as ogs n tns n5
of unornamented bonn tsoo WOO. while Fig. 4.
presents few choice feathered ones: How
rare. with its quail plnmes. The use Of feath-
ers is OF comparatively recent date. though
be safely located after the conception OF bon
tsoo WOO. WHICH was created tor this purpose.
nlI the reputation it has attained and more:
for untold generations these people have con-
eetnE pecuar s hrous teats and tha re-
,E srlt has been acknowledged BY critics to be
family. relerated from birth to one secluded
snot. surrounded by, rude. unsympathetic
nature created with them. should develop such
nn art and choris h it. 1t was not the demand
There ar ton graded md rules @ + for r." Estimating s
the value OF II !'omo basket. Following is the
order OF their imnorta.co:
thread. dclicary OF thread. material. pattern.
ornamentation. general etIcct. and size. Size
shy b6o's diameter is seldom greater than III
teen inshes: IH2}weyor there is most rHre
measures nine feet III circumference, and .or
which was paid $500. An ordinary shy boo
contains eiChtecu stitches to the inch. as, In
side boast OF forty:two 10 lfty-one within this
measurement. Their equals will probably
never he seen, for their makers are now on the
,hrne The o,E age and maker Of shy boo are
itiated, for at the end 's q every W tWonty S tY
eight or thirty days the weaver inserts II tiny.
obscure mark. her signature. endorsement
terra! is used. such rs quill splitting from tho
Yellow hampers wing.
arc rele and other evidence OF five now oIso-
ietc. whose INTRICATE methods are beyond my
knowledge; Three Of these may be combira-
them, shakes his head and pronounces them
JSs5 hIh bG0 sdh. or genuine types.
near q rancheria, your lost time will be amply |
repaid in watching tho weayers at their work.
upon the ground. asking no letter protection Cia
nneent haIr Inc small. deEt I1 RaHds rapidTy pdT
and tsoo wish immersed in n hali-nlIed water |
asket lilo within their owners reach and
gay with seasoned scnlps torn from wood.
pecker. quail. and mallard breasts Of the lark. |
81 the HT9e and Tsrsty
tinedtor some unplanned basket.
J. W. HUDSON.
ASHAMED OF HIS COUYTRFMEM