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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen by the City Council
NJ salt Lake City OF the Intention OF such
Council 10 make the following described iIa-
movement towit: Constructing o cement
ssiSewalk alE 90 feet wide aud four (i) inches
thick ON the west side of State street from
,bo rorth line OF First North street 20 tho
en,,.b line OF Second North street. In Side
LII District No 10. and dcfray the ubutters'
nortion CT the cost and expense thereof es-
i'm fsSg5 .sgl dollars or ono aad lo-iO0 (sl l0l
dollars Der front or linear foot, there being
20 20 fset abuttlng safe Improvement, by q
iocs; assessment upon the lots or pieces Of
sro,,nd within the following described die
sSr,ct belnE the district TO be affected and
nnnchted By said improvement. namely; All
~ lois .. 4 and 6. block !. plat "E', and
10; norton of the southwest quarter of Sec
tinn Ii township north. range cast, lying
IN and the south side Of Second North
loot Salt Lake City Survey.
THO total cost of said Improvement IL es-
,t,noted al one thousand ffty-ono and loo
isin5f 30l dollars. oi which gum the clty8
snrIion Is two hundred ffteen and i2-l00
Ps%,s g2) dollars leaving eight hundred
tbjrty-Ayc and $500 1885 SD dollars TO bo
rsisod by local assessment.
au nrotests aud objections to tho carry
,n@ out OF sush intention must be presented
tn writing to the City Recorder on or be-
,Ino set by said Council when II viii hea:
ona consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
Ey rrdGr Of the City Council OF salt Lako
CITY Ctah.
D'' J. b, MoKEToN, City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 100 cloIj
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All Of lots i. and is to Sc. inclusive. block 2.
All Of lot l. block /. South Lawn suhdiyi-
All OF lots to 8. inclusive. block 2,
All OF lots 20 II, inclusive. block l. Per-
xmas Third addition.
plat "a" Big Field survey.
All VI lots l3 to 60, inclusive. block l. Belle
All OF lots II to 20. inclusive. block 2.
All Of lots Il to 20, inclusive. block 8. Fruit
All ot lots j to 20. inclusive block .. East
All of lots j to 10. inclusive. block 1, De-
Longs Second addition.
All OF lots 81 to 2g, inclusive. block g.
All OF lots 20 to 30. inclusive block 9.
All Of lots 30 TO 10. Inclusive. block /. Per-
All Of lot 6. block le. nyc-acro plat "a"
+ DIE TwENTY-oNu FOOT ROADWAY.
Ninth East street from Eleventh South
street to the city limits;
All OF lots 10 to 30, inclusive block Q.
Al Of lots 10 to -, Inclusive, block :.
kinss sscoud addition OF lots .. 10 and Ii.
block J. Big Field survey,
The south 262 IS feet OF lot 8, block 1. Big
Field survey.
The total cost o, said improvement 10 es-
! timated at ninety thousand seven hun
dred elxty-ivo aud a5-lO0 (so5, 765.i5) dollars.
| fye thousand three hundred thlr,y-six and
| 15-100 (s25. .3S6,15) dollars. leaving seventy
| thousand four hundred twenty -n!ao and 20-160
1910. .429 800 dollars to be raised By local as
! Gessment.
| All protests and objections to the carrying
| out OF such intention must be presented In
writing to the City Recorder on OF before
| the Sth day Of October 1905. being the uue
| GET by saiI Council when II will henr and
consider such protests and objections as may
! be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council Of Salt Lake
! City, Utah.
| Dated April II. 1905
j. g. MoREToN. City Recorder,
| Paving Extension No. a. c1s71
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Olce of rho Board OF Public Works, Salt
Lake City. Utah, Oct 9th, 1905.
Sealed proposals will 6e received at this
Office untiI II o'clock ?, Monday, October
22nd, 1906. for furnishing teams and labor
ior cnlargnS the Jordan and Salt Lake City
Canal from the Jordan river 10 Big Cotton
wood creek
Instructions TO bidders together with speci-
fca,ions and forms FOR contract and bond
can be obtained upon application TO the Office
Of the Beard of Public Works or City En-
gincer.
The right is reserved to reject any Snd
lii bids.
By ordc. OF the Bosrd OK Public Works.
F. j. LEONARD, Chairman.
LOUIS G. KELSEY, City Engineer. diIo
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NOTICE Or ASSESSMENT 40. 6.

Butler Liberal Con nsolidotcd Mining COM
pany Principal place OF business. 800 Auer-
bach building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that At meeting OF
tembcr. 1905, an osscssmeDt Of two cents (2cl
Der ehnre was levied on the capital stock OF
he corporation. payable immediately to I,
NJ Oropl secretary. Mt the Office Of the COM
pany 306 Auerbach bulldog. Salt Lako City,
Lnr stock upon which this assessment may
r,maln unpaid on Fri ny tbs l2th day OF
October, 1906. will be delinquent and Ndger-
Used lor sale at public unGtion. and un!ess
payment is made before viii be sold on Sat,
o'clock D. M. to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with thu cost OF advertising
Anu '''e F. ~ oREaI, Secretary.
soG Auerbach building. Salt Lake City, Usah,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gIven by tho City Council
of Sal Lake City Of the Intention OF such
Council 20 make the following described I'm
proyement. towit:
TO grade. gutter and curb with cement.
and pave with Tnnrndarn two roodways tslid
maradam pavement on oach OF said road
ways to be twenty-four (2i) foct wide aud
nino %, Inches thick. with "a tweuty-four
(2O foot park hctweenl. on Tcutb Fast
street from the south side OF South Temple
street to the north sido OF Second South
street: and TO grade. gutter and curb with
cement. and pave With mac9dap tsoid mac
adam pavement 10 be fifty (5Q) feet wide be
East street from the south Side o; Second
South street 10 the north side OF Fitln SOUTH
street. In Paving District No. %. aud defray
tho abuttcr5' portion o. tbe cost and e1'
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|i[|y N ZION
|gLL RUSHING
i Report That Deposits
{geek Are Unusual
1 y Large
|EATB MARKET -
k0FS GREAT ACrlNlT
1 r,nerationS Are Being
risd on Upon Big
Scale.

,ssditicns in Salt Lake City
4 uusuaIly good during the
4 ! v.srly every line and bank
III increased considerably
\ she week preceding. Ow-
4 ,ssnt heavy shipments of
4 nstls and stockmen are de.
4 hrer quantities than here
4 ,ie bankers report that the
4 amounts received by them
Z, I much greater than that
N week. Money has also
4 Ian it was and the eight
|i,rs predominated. Owing
"a feet that building con-
4 doing a larger business
itfore they are wing
81 consequently the demand
Id been heavy.
Ilrgs for the week show a
4 over the corresponding
4, ssar ago and the following
r;ssrce of the constant i'm
'E The financial condition OF
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for Residences.

ClnE Tor heSidencess
d state market has expe-
! j ,Asnge and the real estate
Eusble to supply the demand
E.ss, especially cottages.
tations are received daily
I and small houses, most of
"a q preference for payment
&innent plan, but they are
15sisbly rejected, owing 10
ir the supply is entirely in
4 fAs same conditions exist IN
} 81 cheap rentals and it is
b apartment houses in this
Ees Of the best opportunities
sS7e builders,
|hTt been but few sales of
rpsTties during the week but
u residences were sold and
n Of the week were up to
, number. The better class
E show q steady increase in
Ferations are being carried
Ezual activity and the only
hthe work is caused by the
t1ilding material, although
has recently been slightly
ild the contractors ability
ssqugh workmen. But not
IL these obstacles much pro-
"a made and contractors are
fsntloDs as much as possible
y OF the outdoor work will
xd before the steady cold
HFls.
seing Trade Better.
, The change In the weather
Ii5snt of conference, the retail
rd dry goods trade has under
e'nge Tor the better. The
irs almost overwhelmed with
~ lines with the single ex,
he retail shoe trade and the
1e inactivity in this line is
continue until the approach
Athsr. The sale of women &
fl's wearing apparel, millin'
-s goods has been unusually
the past three days, and
nese lines is earlier than IL
1n- There is also an unpre'
Hnand for blankets, com.
sngs, ETC., owing to the close
Although there had beer
ne buying Of womeu's long
he stock has been almost
@ansted and the dealers arc
Isp!snlsh it even al an ad
There has been great ac
sale Of the Christmas stocl
zphie goods but this is The
Ees goods that has thus fal
.nznd.
\ ke1ldends were paid during tht
Gain transfers being in the
snn common mounted TO S2.6i
n sud Idaho were in demand
ngar factories owned by tht
tusno companies are now run
Ier rull capacity and th'
,.y Tor beets Will occur ol
All Of the beets dug il
'a DC paid for November l;
4 Isnmated that at that tim'
9no, Western Idaho, Anal
va Lewiston sugar companie
az over s2.000.000 in pay
4 'sTls' The latest quotation
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice Is hereby given that tho ism Of
Scott s. PWrdy. operating hotels az Garfield,
l-tea, has bean dissolved. J. g. Scott ; iu-
tcres, has bcsn purchased BY ?. Witcher,
Pnrdy Hotel Co. whom assume ali liabilities
and collect all money due the Grm OF Scott
& Purdy. J' G' SNoIl-
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M0qlCE OF ASSESSMENT.

,,,,In Chief NIG:nS and Milling company
prlae,pu place oaslness at s,1, sS1 ko y, o,y
Gtab ;IS"Mo ~ Maord ~ directors, held on tho l4th
Ing OF N" 'scn,cmber. 1906, an assessment Of one
q aF 's8F s.pFa ssssH iss4sG I'd
sa;andai"F uiia,Say 70 Oh oSeradoFaf sesrsarH Of the
Company Company Al hls easo ,jIsh NGi iS' South NUN
huee. 3.s vnnn which this aDSossmont shall
amy a,nVH unHad On Tuesday, the 10Th, day Of
fSa1 oa.o5e 1885, vii be 1eiaasGa and and aYss Sass.
Used for shls % pgns G ehi'i" Se sold i'd on Sat-
n9SGeaii iss s s9a Td'S Say :s Sf NovSs 1906 s il
ment, togethcr. with tho COOK O. ''''i''''"s'
and expense j. u 6BERNDoRFKR, Secretary;
No 49, South Main arrest SAT- i'aA0 eiGas IuE
Utah.
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NOTICE,

Notice IS hereby given by the city Council
OF Salt Lake City OF the intention OF such
Council to make the following S, described Inn
sidewalk six (6l feet wide and four (D inches
thick on both sides Of Third South street be-
tween Second East a3d Third Esst streets;
obuttcrs' portion OF the cost aud expense
thereof, estimated n one thousand six hun
dred and hfty ISlc5o dollars or one an. and
there being 1920 feet aSutting said improve
ment. by o local assessment upon the lots
or pieces OF ground within the following
sFected and benefited by said Improvement
namely: All of lots AID 9. block %. and all
Of lots ., G, I and .: block d. Plat a.
The total cost OF said improvement 10 es-
t,msted al two thousand one hundred twenty
one ond e5-Io0 ts2l2l.65) dollars. OF which
entv-one and 65-l0o tsiIl Col dollars leaving
ono tbousand six hundred and City (slG5O. .o0)
dollars 20 be raised by local assessment.
Ali protests and objections to the carry
too ont OF such iuLention must bo presented
in writing to the City Recorder tnas on o. Pc Pc
fore thc sth day OF October: 1905; oeinE tho
IN. cot by said Council when II VIII hear
and consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto -,, e.,. ,,,a
City, Utah. ,
Ds's' 'JH J. 3. MoREToN, CITY Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. llI. cIg.t
PROPOSALS. FOR FIVE BRICK BUILD
ippp. etc-Department OF the interloT' VI
fro Of Indian Affairs Washington, D, @;
sont. E. i906.-Seuled proposals plainly mAtKcd
nptih on the outside Of the scaled envelope Pro
SSoSooi. SoS%,i Colo" aud addressed TO tho Com
mis- sjoner Of Indian Affairs, Washington, u;
C. will be received ot the Indian Ofhco ratil
tyo o'cIoch D. IN. Of Oct 10. 1906, Tor tuT
n;sblng and delivering the necessary materials
ND lnbor. TO construct and complete mess
Vii and employees quarters, worEshop
nd n cottage. all OF brick, WITH pumping
.na-n heal. and electric light wiring a laun-
1ry md a dairy barn,. both OF brick, w,th
rI,y,nbing and electric light wiring; for heating
ppnd yenfils ting three other buildings; and ioT
,nnrinr, altering end repajrins nc noSpitn!.
with pIumbine and steam heat ell IN stne:
"mncnrdancc with tho plans and spccihcatlons
sod Snxtructions TO bidders, which may be
anow;ncI ane Al this ofico, the Offices Of tho
fTn,p5Ve fmnroSement Buletin, Mi9pcapolis, Ninn
Ners ,ns .S Grand Junction. Cello The Republican i;
, Denver, Colo, Tho Tribune. Sali LHSe oity.
| Iy,ab tho Globe Democrat, 81 Louis Mo- INC
iomrnal Kansas City. Mo- the Bniiders ,i, snd
T-oacrs. Exchanges AZ Ona' ,Ioer.. Mi!-
.rtne. Wis. St. Paul. Mum minneapolis
ssnn Inc Northwestern AnnutaetuTerS ASso'
.in,innI St poul Nina. ;he y . ihdlai
I Wnrcbouses az Chicago. 81. Louis Onhaha dpo
New YORK, and at tho school; tor f1rthel
iTmrmatiDn rpply 10 Chae. y burton super
tt.orJcuf Grand Junction. Colo. y = Latss ~
ling Com,n ssioncrJ ctooI
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Oregon Snort Line Railroad Co.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of Oregon short Line Railroad Co. will
be held a. the office Of tho company in Salt
LGko CiS. Utah on Wednesday, October
10th, 1906. a: 10 o clock a. m. for tho cleo.
ton OF fifteen directors of tho company, for
the alteration and amendment Of the by.aws
end for the transaction OF such other business
Ms may legally before the meeting.
The hooks for the tfansfer Of stock will DO
closed foE tho purposes Of the meeting at
the close o! business on " cdn esdsy, Sep
tamber ls, 1906. and will be reopcued oa
Thursday. October IL. 1906.
ALEX. MILIAk. Secretary
Dated August 81 1906 c5sA
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WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND
He Insisted Oh Attending Carnival to
Which She Objected.

ROCK RAPIDS. Ia, Oct 6.-Because
her husband insisted on attending the
street carniva! at Sioux Falls, Mrs.
Bert Smith opened fire on him today.
Smith retaliated and an exchange or
shots followed.
Smith was wounded in the back and
will die. Mrs Smith received slight
flesh wound IN the arm.
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Assessment No. I.

Moup,ain Dell Consolidated Mining com.
pany. Principal place OF business, 261 City
and County building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is horeby given that ut meet
ing OF the board VI trustees of the Mountain
Dell Consolidated Mining company, held on
the 18th day Of September, 1906. an ssscss.
ment Of one % cent por share was levied
and assessed the capital stock OF said cor
poralion. payable at the Office OF H. w.
Gridith. secretary oil said company, nj room
251, City and County building, Salt Lsko
Any stock upon which said assessment
may remain unpaid on the said 18th day Of
October, 1906, will be delinquent and ad.
yertised for sale al public auction, aud un-
less payment is made before: viii be sold on
the 5rd day of November, l9o6 at 2 clock
p. m. Of said day, to pay the said dclin.
qucnt assessment thereon. together with tho
costs OF sdTertising and expenses of sale.
II. W. GRIFFITH.
25l, City and County building. Salt Lake
City Utah. cl4l7
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Don't Let
Your Money Loaf

,sMt. you have much or little pnonsv
naeniber Tasf sn " earning somelhlus, 70.
dalton laid in snvius, md peT y, ,oGn. ,r.
work "Neu II is put TO
,dio isa.t thrifty to let your money ,,
laie' particularly when a st-os. a. n'
e.ai institution would pay yon 4 nn,.
ne,, nem, peT annum interest on Il, com.
ibis s"Sea Sns seni-anuually. We are doing
UTAH SAVINGS q TRUST CO..
Ne. leo Main strcoI
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
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WANTED-AGENTS

S~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~-~~o|o~
FOUR EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS, NOM
day TO Thursday, in town; good pay. Ar-
ply Sunday from TO !. 2Ab Nor. 1st
West.
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAM COM.
PANY.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Union Pacific Land company will bo
held st the ollce OF the company in Salt Like
City, Utah on Tuesday. October 9th. 1906
at II o'clock q. ~. for the election Of six
directors OF the company, and for the trans
action OF such other business 40 nay legally
como before the meeting.
ALEX. MlLLAR. Secretary
Dated August 3l.t 1906, c5B5
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'spnsssla VI .ue Ilif church Will
'tas, g., 'hle az 1l5 East 1st
n. ~ !" beginning at ~
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I. @ouNT's if you want
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hE hAbhH TEMPLE. A, A o. n NJ S.
=, nhird wednesday Of oaca month, Masonic
,,t.a, as y: N. All mobiles sojou. Ging IL"
p. p..oa. D. M Marriott Poteutate; W. L.
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"AMsAToH LODGE NC. /. g. AND A. M
lason'o hall, second Friday Zach month.
Eaeinners CT nister lodges and sojourniug
pppIe,nren pI liz good standing invited. Harris
wan GriMn, W. NJ; A j. Lowe, Secretary
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LyNDs CHAPTER NO, /, OR,
der Eastern Star. Masonic
Temple. Stated meetings first
Friday each month. Visiting
memhcrs will receive n cordia!
welcome. Mary E, Graham, W.
M; Mary g. Wright. secretary.
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NIzPAH CNAPTER NO. o.
Order OF Eastern Star, Ma
y sonic Temple. first hIonday
each month. Visiting mem"
4 bors cordially invited. Rhoda
y A. Conely. w. NJ.
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MT: MoRIE LODGE NO. Q, F AND A. M.
masonic hall, second Monday each month
corner First sonth aud Second East Mem
hers In good standng invited A n Pea
ooay. w, NJ; Christopher DIehl secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER NO.. /, 4 A. M,-Stated
convocaton first Wednesday IN zach month
at Masonic hall. cor. Second East and First
south streets. Companions cordially invlted
Chas w. Morse. H. p: Moses G, Phillips.
Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

What May be the
towards Solace
fave you ever Weakened suddenly
- In the night and felt some one
Il i was trying your doorH II you
have, never will be forgotten the
tense fear OF that moment, when your
heart stood still as the hrst creak OF
the intruder's success was awaited.
III you have a cowardly soul that for
bids bold raid on Midnight invaders
and II may be said In passing that nine
out or ten women are craving, Quaking
towards when II comes to strange sounds
at ntght-then II behooves you to look
TO your bolts.
Keys are anything but safeguard,
and even bolts can be cut with unpleas-
ant ease. Occasionally, too, one lands
In house where the inhabitants are so
trusting or courageous that no fastening
at all Is In evidence. Then does the
umid woman, having strained her mus mus,
Giles dragging heavy furniture against
the too hospltable door, retire TO
night OF wakefulness and GREATNESS,
fearsome listening for the robber shes
sure Is lurking around.
Sometimes. even, one may go where
visitants yet more alarming than rob
bers are awaited.
DID you ever pass a night as guest OF
s sae 9Ga miS q pessnS, r pSOs snH
usually, for the superintendent quar-
tiers in our big asylums are generally
luxurious and cheerful. 1t Is all right,
and you have a beautiful time while
daylight or the evenings gaieties last;
but 1t gets trife creepy when the party
separates for the night and you retire
alone to your room.
Then, should you by any possibility
find your door unprotected. what a night
OF horror ensues.
Common Sense says there is no dan
ger; those poor afflicted people are lock-
ed m and guards are stationed In the
corridor"
Yes" responds Imagination, but
bars will break, guards grow sleepy and
lunatics are proverbially cunning about
escaping their bonds"
You're a silly coward" storms Com
mon Sense.
81 may be; but that does not get me
through this awful night any sooner"
means Imagination.
Thus you lie with eyes staring stifiiy
into the darkness. fercely strained ears,
humping heart and clenched hands
through interminable hours of torture
torture as great as IL the expected WIS.,
flor really did come-which he never
could.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
EVEN JIMMY-PRooF

Now all this nerve-racking has been
made a thing OF the past by simple
and rather recent little invention that
makes one independent OF locks and
bolts.
Il is nothing more than two small
and slender pieces OF steel. wedge
shaped, held together by strong rivets
and cross bars and furnished with q
thumb screw In the thicksst part This
wedge In merely slipped undef . eoof,
the thumb screw Ia turned I'll u 70
firmly caught in wood or carpet. ana
there you are.
With this simple, uncomplicated con-
trivancs the coward can grow lion
hearted and defy the most daring
burglar. For no Jimmy can move that
wedge from the outside, nor could q
lunatic open the door beneath which
it rests without rousing the house,
hold
Not only doors are made safe by this
ourglar:proof Invention. a window.
with II forced between the sashes, can
not be lifted from the outside.
Some women have two little holes
made through the middle of the sashes
OF their windows, and stout nail Is
pushed each night through both. This
is also q burglar-proof arrangement,
but the wedge has the advantage over
the home made continuance, In that II
does not damage the woodwork ana
may be used in any window at any
time or place where one would hesi-
tate to pierce hosts hardwood
gashes.
Another trial of the cowardly is the
dearth of ventilation that Is inevitable
The really timid woman would SURROGATE
on the hottest night and inhale oarbonic
acid gas indefinitely rather than leave q
bedroom door aJar or a window on q
porch open.
Here again this new invention Is the
towards salvation. If slipped under q
door that Is enough open to create Q
draught, yet not admit a robber, that
door cannot be moved. With II window
may be similarly raised without danger
of being pushed up farther.
AS this wedge IL small enough to be
carried in a pocket or handbag. II 10
particularly useful for women when
travelling, or TO give seclusion without
sitting at a summer hotel.
Altogether, this little burglar defer
should prove distinot boon to every
coward, be Il man OF woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Pockets Versus Vanity
Bags

G ONE one has asserted. as boldly a.
- you please, that women are once
cts; that the popularity Of the ubiqui-
tous vanity bag (Which provided q
place for so many toilet indispensables
that IL was like a miniature dressing
case) Is threatened.
Is 1t, or isn't TIT
IL is certainly true that the more volu-
minous skirts maze such a thing a. a
pocket possible, which 10 more than it
has been during these many days. But
then. pockets are bound TO cape or to
sag 90 that the seams are disturbed q
little, and even d little counts.
But the question agitated suggests
many another rather more amusing one;
Will the pocket of the future rival the
vanity bag In number and kind of fur
nishings7 VIII the tiny powder pun,
an inevitable adjunct Of the aforesaid
vanity bag, and its wee mirror be reg
ular Inhabitants OF the also aforesaid
pocket9 Dame Fashion forbid!
AZ any rate. many woman is anx-
iously awaiting the verdict, nine out of
ten OF them casting their votes for the
bag and against the elusive, awkward
pocket.