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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
MEN AND THEIR CLOTHES.
americans and Others as Seen by a
London SartoriaI Critic

a
London SartoriaI Critic.
a mans dress invariably proclaims
VINO and what he is 1t is an index
10 MS character, his tastes and his ma
uonal1ty. and without making a too
aDstruse study it is possible to indi
cate those features which proclaim the
nationality of the wearer.
VI course there is an aristocracv of
the nations who are difficult TO dis
: tingufsh except by some REGULARITY Of
lace or inquire. Their clothing is re-
nned and tasteful and leads one to be-
iieve that their garments are London
made, as they are free from those
siarlng peculiarities which character
ize the products of other countries.
1he Americans garments are gen
orally quite two sizes too large for
him, the collar of his coat is exceed
lngly narrow and the shoulders and
pacK excessively wide. His jackets
are often extremely long and his trous-
ers pegtops finished with raised seams.
His favorite garments are the lounge
and Chesterfield, and these are often
nnlsned In some extraordinary way
which he fancies to be original
The Frenchman is dressy. His gar
ments are close fitting and decidedly
"waisty." He favors the frock and the
morning coat, which he has finished
with as much ornamentation as posi-
BILE. Silk facings, braided edges and
fantastic flaps are all characteristic of
his dress, while he also pays a good
deal of attention to his hat, tie and
cuffs.
The German is in many instances a
modified American. He likes plenty
of room, especially about the chest.
which part of his anatomy he delights
to make much of. Consequently there
is often a seam up the front of his
coat from the waist. In cut his gar
ments are angular, and in style he
favors the morning coat and lounge.
There is a lack Of personality about
his attire, and one can invariably de
tect the result of his military training
in the uniformity of his garments.
The Spaniard is a modified form Of
the Frenchman. His garments are
tasteful and neat. If the weather is
suitable, he, discards vest, and his
jackets are close fitting and finished
with a low roll. Generally speaking
there is less peculiarly to note about
the Spaniard's dress than with many
others.
The Austrian and Hungarian partici-
pate in the characteristics of the Ger
man, but are more tasteful in the cut
and finish. suggesting a skillful blend
ing of French and German notions
On the other hand, the Italian type is
a Germanized French style, SO tina!
you get more of the artistic finish OF
4 the French in their clothing than you
6pd in the Austrian or Hungarian.
aThe Norwegian and Dane are seldom
listinguishable from the Englishman
as far as their clothes are concerned
except it be in a preciseness that is
apt to. suggest stiffness in place OF
that ease and grace which mark the
English garments.
The colonial is invariably attired il
unitarian garb, tweed lounge suit
in q modified English style, cut fol
comfort and made up for strength
He has no desire for show and cares
little for decorations, SO that he is
rarely seen in frock or morning coat
London Tailor and Cutter.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
AN APPLE DUMPING FOR TWO.

under the circumstances, and she
would be much more attractive fig
ure if she laid out some of this money
on nutritious food
The human body is like machine
it will not do it's work unless it is
kept in the pink of good condition
The waste of each day must be re-
placed by new material or each day
will find the machine less responsive
to the demands made upon it. The
girl who eats apple dumplings and ice
cream is not physically or mentally up
sensible, substantial meal at noon.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
LIVING ON A SMALL INCOME.
Spend Money Where 1t Will Do the
Most Good,

The woman who must make both
ends meet on a small income has to
possess rare good judgment. She must
learn the value of things and above all
their wearing qualities.
Fer instance, her tailor made must
last two years, and it will upset all
her calculations if the second year she
has to invest in new suit just be-
cause the season before she allowed
herself to be carried away by gaudy
and perishable color.
Speaking of tailor mades, the woman
with small income should never wear
ANYTHING else in the winter but black
broadcloth. This never fades and is
suitable for all occasions Besides, if
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
ELECTION ANNJLLED.

By decree of the court OF which
Hon. \, J. Murff is Judge. the result OF
the election held at Jewella OF June II,
was annullel. At this election, which
was for a school tax, gross irregularities
occurred Indeed, 50 fragrant were these
that when made visible there was only
one conclusion OF two. and that was to
have the election annuI1ed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
SOME MISTAKES OF MOSES.

SOME M , AkES Of MCSES.
And our Syndicatel Press, AMI pa
ticularly the effort up this way, desires
to treat the Louisiana debt question
as 'non-partisan ISSUE.
Surcl
| The Caucasian has 50 treated all qnc,-
tons which arise within the Democrats
party-urless there be concerned st,ch
as would involve the integrity Or char-
acter, the associates or associations %
an aspirant or a relation t. public graft
or its consequences.
In that event Won viii hear from Inc
Caucasian, and that most cmphatitafIy-
The debt due by the Commonwealth
has become sacred Is our inheritance 5t
the agreements and compromises Of
preceding generation, and by times pre-
scription. To It's payment. aud that ~
the utmost farthin@, is pledged our prop
critics and our sacred houJr Mr. VII
kinson was deht-paycr III 1870 when
| the issue Of reputation was rampant
AMI the debt question was the foot
ball of demagogues Now, as then. he
is for such measures as the creditor
could reasonably accept. and which were
based on Justice to the taxpayer. Along
these lines he has treated and will al
WAYS treat public obligations, for his
character as a man, his conduct as a citi-
zen. and his record in public life war Mt
the TACT.
The Caucasian has shown the folly, or
worse, of those who would attempt u
this moment to debate the aucstIr9- Of
| the how and when of the navl7ert Of
fifteen millions or more Of the Stotc's
obligations. 1t can not be ACCOMPLISHED
within the seven wears before it falls
due. 1t can not be ACCOMPLISHED Within
twenty years thereafter-unless the tax
payer is burdened beyond endurance,
and the promise Of tax rate reduction
| is not fulfilled
These are facts. also, which q mo
ment's calm reflection will confirm.
Then WHY charge Mr.. Wilkinson with
"evadinp the issue with a purpose 20
burden the public with an enormous
sum for interest and TO convey a mean
mo at least that Mr. Wilkinson i of tht.
tax grinding class?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
Better Buy Food Than Gay Clothes.

alert. They are as a class less wei!
dressed than the women, if one can
call that display of picture hats ard
elaborate embroideries on fimsy light
colored gowns good dressing. 1t is evil
dent that the business woman spends
great deal more on her clothes than
is necessary. Neat and simple gar
ments would be far more suitable
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
ENTRANCE HALLS.

Wnen W1ue EHUUgH THey 0nUU1u Dc
Furnished Like Rooms.
Strictly speaking. hall furniture is a
thing of the past.
No longer do we see horrors in the
way of hatracks. 'catch ais and UNI
brella stands.
Note the Illustration. 1t is a good
example of coy hallway furnished
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-27
PRESCRIPTION EXERCISE.
Care of Doctors In the Physical Tram
ino of Patients.

ina of Patients.
New York physicians are beginning
TO write an entirely new kind of pre-
scription which cannot be filled ut tht
ordinary drug store. and as Il result al
entirely new kind of pharmacy has
come into existence. 1t is a place
where the doctors prescription for !;
mixture of this kind and that form OF
physical exercise in just the prope-
proportion may be filed. for the MEG
ern prescription for exercise is entire,
different from the old advice. 40
need exercise; take it, which was 3
Ell to the patient. Today in adVisal.
exercise the medical man is getting
be as definite. as he is in prescribing
drugs
In many cases the physicians hAy:
themselves studied physical training
and when they get through with an eX
animation they prescribe SPECIFIC eHer
cises and combinations of exercises
which will strengthen this or thai
set of muscles and so help the pa
tents lungs or heart or relieve Ger
tain forms of stomach trouble or Other
organic weakness.
Often one set of exercises will hell
the patient, while another might be
hurtful for him. A certain number
of hours of activity might be good
but longer time bad; consequently
the physician writes out prescription
and then sends the man to the new
kind of labora tory, the physical train
ing drug store, so to speak, to get i
filed Such a prescription might vel
read as follows:
p
Free movemca-- g 1t drill........ 4 hr.
Light eheSt ~ 1or PACK. leg
ara!-a u tr
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
REpMEN ArTENrIoN

cochise Tribe No. ', Improved Order of Redmen. will give the reeu- lar Washington's birthday ball. at the Bisbee Opera House. this evening. Grand march starts at 9 D. m.
 F. c. HENDERSON,
 Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
CALUMET 8 ARIZONA
 AT BUNKER HILL
Operations al That Property In Pima County Make fof
 Activity

There i9 great activity af fine pres sHE tiHe fn the Bunker HiI district. located north Df slamEnoths The cal- azaes k ArEzaEla is gorklng twenty aFs men an fsae Copper Giant group or claims, The dFlI l4 down 1000 feel fn good ore On another claim gas sszsst iB 6OEp IsF feet. all in ore, T1se tgnnei on the big reef Of ore on ras Copper Giant ls likewise In ore. Ore has been found in all 0f the de- sss0pHseHss of t3s caiHmef S Arizona. As aa50lslnz Er0up Of mines is like sfse Being developed, witI regults slH3Iar to fb0s@ at the Copper Giant camp, Tine Copper Giant camp is lo catTd twelve miIeE north of Mammoth
 with a good road within twO miles c: the camp. which requires but ;wJ miles Of traffic over a rugged can- yon. which will be opened nt once. The Copper Creek mine, which ad-
 joins the Calumet & Arizona group. employees forty-five men. Two shafts
 are going down. and tunnel is being driven. Drifts in the shaft are bein. run on ore bodies. The Copper Creek
 camp is a perfect hive of indusry, Good ore is being taken out of both
 shafts in large quantities. The tun- mel, which 1t is expected will strike
 the ore body within 100 feet. is being worked night and day. The apex of the vein above the face of the tunnel
 will be about 500 feet. shipments of
 ore will probably be made from the Copper Creek during next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

I have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
PRt.HOlIDAY MARKET SHOWS ACTIVITY
Wasbingt0B's Birthday and Short Saturday Make
 Brief Week.
lBy Frank J. 0rafl

Today's market closed in pretty fair
 condition. taking into consideration that ws have two holidays in success sion and that there win be nothing doing in the market till Monday and up to that time all brokers will go fishing. Calumet & Arizona was strong the entire day opening at s1g4, sales being made as high as Sl96 and closed at sIs3. North Butte and Butte Coali- tiOn were both weak and at the close fell off almost 3 point from the open ling. Denn-ATiz0na and Shattuck have been offered freely the entire day, the former al sg0 and the latter at s44
 with little or no buying. American closed strong and looks as though
 there was something doing in this for quick turn, it might be bought
 up bur don't wait for too much of a profit for you might not be able to
 sell. Warren has been in better de-
 mand today than t has been for some time, sales being made at $l3.50 with bids out at SI3.25. East Butte and Keweenaw do not show much
 strength. National is well supported
 at $125 and think that stock offered
 at or near this figure ought to be
 bought up for good turn. Wolverine & Arizona is lifeless at S3. .O0 Greene and Cananea Central as well as Greene-Cananea fell of little during the day. Personally l think that Greene-Cananea ought to be bought up. This is the first Cole stock that ever stayed so near to par
 and can not help but think that there
 is good money in this stock for the
 one that is willing to wait reason able lenght of time All stock ex- changes will be closed Friday and Sat
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
CALUMET 6 ARIZONA
Producing Close to 10000, 900 Pounds Year and Earning S3e per

Boston-A director and one of the leading interests in -'e Calumet & Arizona Co. says to our correspond ent: "Tha Calumet & Arizona Co. is now producing close to rate of 40,000,- 900 pounds of refined copper per year In making it's last dividend $5 regular not an extra. the directors, among whom are some of the most conserve tive of men. such as Messrs. Briggs and Ruppie. have discounted what this property will be doing soon.
 "A sixth furnace is now under way and will shortly be completed: a seventh one is contemplated. With this additional capacity they can easily pay s5 per share regular under almost any condition of the copper market. The company is earning at present time about S3S per annum.
 Tom Hoatson told me the other day on his return from the mine that il never was opened as far ahead. that a 15-year limit was nonsense. and that the ore opened upon the Buckeye claim was more extensive than the Irish Mag deposit We believe that the stock will sell at $500 per share ,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee. Ariz.. Feb. 21, 1907.


 The market is quite active in spuus and the undertone is generally firm There is no special feature Good buying is noticeable in American, and this stock closed at S1S.00. having gained one point for the day. War ren also comes In for considerable attention. Calumet & Arizona aj- Yanced again today with sales at $l95, and stands at $193.50 bid al the close. North Butte and Coalition are quiet. Globe Consolidated shows bet ter demand this morning with little coming out under $17.75.
 Greene Consolidated sold down to S31.62. holding well ar that figure Greene Cananea and Cananea Lentrai are unchanged. Wolverine & ArizOna is firm around s3.25 and looks like a good buy. National Exploration cer. Iificates are being deliv~red and with these in hand think trading in this stock will become more active. There are no noticeable changes in the balance of the list. Tomorrow Ue. ing a legal holiday there will be IU market.
 Closing Quotations: .
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
A s7,oooooo COMPANY TO
 WORK CHIHUAHUA MINES

CHIHUAHUA, Mex. Feb. 21.- Vii lar Bros. bankers and mining men of Saltillo. recently organized in New York, the New York Mexico Gold Co. with capitalization of s7,000, 900 gold Among the various properties which the illar Bros. propose to put into this company are the Dolores mine be. longing to Escobar & Ross, ot tnIs city, and Fl Continente belonging to other local people.
 Angel iYllar. of the firm. is in the city with private car to meet a party of capitalists from the states who were to arrive last night. They will visit the Santa Eulalia properties. and also the San Juan Mine in Mipima district Durango. and the Gran Lucere in the Fl Orc district in thn- same state.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
SECURE OPTIONS.
Cole and Ryan Are After More
 Arizona Property.

It Is understood here that Messrs Cole and Ayan. with other Duluth parties. have been given an option on controlling interest in the Pert age Lake & Bisbee company's prop critics, writes a Houghton correspond ent. There are twelve claims located in Arizona, the controlling interests of which Hancock parties now own.
 The details fthe matter aIe kept secret here as much as possible. but this much has leaked out. The de cision was reached at meeting Mon day and Duluth people are to visit the property and then decide. The matter wilr be settled definitely at the annual tneeting of the board of d. rectors in 4 April. An debts on the property have been cleared away.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
TIMING SHELTERS MARKETS
GREENE LANDS
 REAL EMPIRE

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
TaDIes Have Again Been Turn. ed in Famous Law Suii Now Pending ln the Courts Of Mexico.
Decision Rendered a Month Ego Ey fudge Lenares Tn Favor Of Ensenada Com pa0y is 0yeTuIed.

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 As soon as the El Tigre attorneys. D J. Half, of Kansas City, and Lie Jorge Vera Estanol. of the City ol Mexico. learned of the decision oi the Cananea judge they secured : writ of emparo," which corresponds to a stay of execution of the judgmen of the lower court pending revies of the case by a higher court. The Fl Tigre side took their case to tho federal judge of the State of Sonora which is the highest court on oues tions of constitutional rights Ths Emparo case was entitled "El Tigrt Mining Company vs. Ensenada MinIus Company" and was heard On Feb 20th. and decision rendered in fav or of the Fl Tigre Company which decision reverses the court O. which decision reverses the cour at Cananea The next tribuna to hear the now famous E Tigre law suit Twin be the Su preme Court of the Republic of Mexi co. as the Ensenada Company wun al, doubt appeal from the decision of th' Federal Judge at Hermosillo.
 The Fl Tigre law suit has attract ed a great deal of attention both il the United States and in Mexico. SeE erai prominent business men of Kan sas City control the Fl TigTe compa ny, and the president of the Ensena da company is Epes Randolph, O Tucson, president of several rail road lines in this Territory.
 The issue to be finally determiTaC is. did the Fl Tigre Mining Companl comply with the original contract 0 sale between the Fl Tigre and th' original owners of the property which are now represented by th'
 (Continued on Page 7.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

E The markets will be closed
 s Friday and Saturday On ac- 2 count of anniversary of Wash }. ington's birthday.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
(Continued on Page 7.)
p. o. Box eee. Telephone 126 J. C. PRITCHeRD
 Broker. Bonanza Circle and Warren District Stocks a Speciality.
February 21, 1907

4 FeDruafy 2l, lSOi.
 The market today is rather dull, and there will not be much doing until the beginning of the week. account of the holiday tomorrow, the short Sat urday, and Sunday intervening.
 Calumet & Arizona seems to be very strong in spite of the dullness. Ameri- can closed some stronger, sales being made at $500. Warren also picked up 8 little, sales being made at $13.T5. and there Is not much offered at this figure. With these exceptions all the stocks are fractionally weaker. Some of the new flotations. such as Jerome Verde, and Manhattan Dividend Min ing Co. are being taken up as offering special inducement to the investors to get in on the low subscription price. Butte & Arizona, and Wolverine & Ari- zona, are exceptionally good buys at the present prices, and should show considerable advance in the near fu- fltra
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22
Priichard Hagen & Go. lIAconrOaATEDJ
 Brokers.
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 Tiohs WITH ALL LkAoiAo tAAHEsTs,
snons ,ss.
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 Quotations;
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

So the fight to oust MT. John Sharpe Williams. the democratic leader. is to continue is it.? Seems as if things never get too dull for the Democratic partv to get into a row with itself
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

Speaking of the irony of fate, the prize donated to the Indiana Univer sity by Col. Bryan. has just been won bv a Filipino student in an effort op posing the government ownership oi railroads.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-22

Carlyle hkened the screech of a rail. way whistle to the meow" of ten thousand cats. Wonder what he would think of the "honk' of the motor car?
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-19
LOSES LIFE But
SAVES GIRLS
Signal Man Forces Needless Trio from
Track, but Loses His Balance and
is Crushed by the engine

ELKO, New, Aug. 16-To save
three girls from certain death, James
X. Urton, a signal man for the South.
ern Pacific company at Natchez sta
tion, gave up his life yesterday.
The young women were passengers
on the Overland Limited for the east.
The train stopped at Natchez station
to allow west bound freight to pass,
and taking advantage of the wait to
get a breath of fresh air, the trio of
girls stepped out. AS the freight train
came along they did not hear it, and
they paid no attention to the warning
shouts of bystanders.
In another second they would have
been ground beneath the wheels of
the engine. Urton at this moment saw
them and jumped He pushed them
from the track, and as he did so lost
his balance, failing under the locomo-
tive
He was picked up, still alive, and
was brought here, where he died in
the hospital.