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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
DAILY ARIZONA, SILVER BELT

sorcbc- was alleged to have chased Mrs. Pietra Martinez with a miner g Cad estleA, bu. the weapon could not be found when he was searched and only a minor charge was placed against him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
Birdno Will Visit Globe.

John J. Birdno of Solomonville, as sessor of Graham county, will visit Globe today, bringing his wife and two daughters. They will probably remain here several days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
Returns From Survey

Charles West, who has been on sur veying trip to the Pinto Creek district, for some time, has returned to this city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
BOardiuq House,

Mrs. Morris has reoponed the board
 ng house formerly operated by Mrs Nora Hall, l97 Globe street, Oscar hill and solicits the patronage of the public
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
snecial Car For Rowics--

The Bowie baseball team will play the Wilcox team today, on the latter'' diamond. The Gila Valley railroad has provided special ear for the Bowies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
pistrrher aets Ten pays--

Aezo Sanchez, charged with disturb ing the peace drew 8 ten-day sentence from Judge H. Il. Pratt yesterday
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
Gibson Taylor Here

Gibson Taylor, legal representative of the Randolph lines, arrived here last night from Tucson. He will look after the interests of the Gila Valley rail road in the right of way suit against the Miami Realty company, which comes up in the district court today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
Here From the Springs:

A. c. Alexander, manager of the In dian Hot Springs arrived here last night on business trip. He reports every thing in good shape at the resort.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
REDroRD,s DANCING ACADEMY

(Clark $ Pavilion) Tonight Tonight Tonight Social hop Dance and keep kool; everything up to date.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29

fling of deed to that company by J. B. Newman yesterday. Preliminary work is now under way on the new of fee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
.postomce Ste

The new postfiice site, opposite the Dominion hotel, was formally turned over to the Globe Building company, which will erect the new office, by the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
Ice Cream and Cake

The Presbyterian ladies will give an ice cream and cake sale and supper on Saturday, June 5, instead of May 29.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29

The young people of the high schoo have about $l00 yet to pay on then plano. Give them lift next Tuesday night
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-29
I,ibrary to Close Sunday-

Sunday being Memorial day, the Old Dominion library will remain closed all day.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

Its wettlns.
Some OF the band embroidered neck
wear sets which come from French
converts show q turn-down collar matched
by little cuffs and poir of pointed rev
crS 10 he attached to the coat The
French neckwcar cmbrolderics nrc usually
very simple, heavily padded dots quar-
ter of an inch In diameter, being tho
fnvoritc nollon 4 stock o. Dutch collnr
Of sheer handkerchief linen. worked with
these dots oud trimmed With q narrow
edge Of Irish or cluny lace. Is bound to
he distinguished In style. If tho dainty
collar Is matched by n little tnb tie and
narrow cuffs, all embroidered With the
padded dots, there will he q ncckwcnr
set which tbc owner may well treasure.
An the finest of the handmade collars
como with Jnbots or tabs "a match,
though on very warm days the low col
lars Will be worn over thin blouscs. With
ouly rough brooch ns a nnish There
Is something especially cool, neat and
dainty in this low collar md brooch com
blnntIou. aud with the picturesque mil.
lincry for midsummer wear these effects
OF simple collar and brooch will be most
charming
For more formal wear With tailored
linen frocks and conts the Jabots and ties
arc In better tnstc Three pretty collars
are shown. one In Dutch Nnndyke style:
one simple EtoD. and the other deep
Puritan collar with bow and tab ends
The Nandykc collar Is Of handkerchief
linen edged with Irish lace. and medal
Hons of the lncc nrc set In at each point
The Jubot with this collar Is OF the linen
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

nnished with n wide strip OF Irish lace.
beneath which Is q tiny frllI Of hcmmcd
linen. The Eton collar Is OF tucked net
with an Irish lace edge. Irish crochet
medalltonS nre set into the net md little
roses Of the crochet ARE sewcd at inter
yuls along the edge. The Jnbot Is OF net
finished with n square medallion of The
crochet, and OF the top Is ooc Of the little
Irish lace bows which may he purchased
for trinc In any Deckwcar shop.
inc Puritan collar Is tho most clab-
oratc and combines bond dotted liocn
With n deep edge OF Irish lace The pow
and tnb ends are quite impressive in Size
n FIRM OF linen 1nIshlnG tho long ends Of
the lace,
For the woman in mourning there nrc
rundown collar mud cuffs of finest hnnd-
Ecrchlef linen. These collars are Ia Eton
shape and aro mthcr marrow, with wide
hens set in With tiny hand stitches.
There arc even Eton collars OF white
crepe for widows wcnr and these are
worn with little Jabots Of blucS crepe.
Pretty oolorcd ncckwear Is shown for
wear with summer shirtwalsts, and many
young women arc making up these bits OF
nockwenr for themselves. A white linen
collar IN Dutch or Eton style Is dotted and
scalloped by hand In color Two quarter
yard lengths Of colored eyelct embroidery
bouncing make q graceful Jobot. aud this
Is attached 10 the collar with n pert lit
tie how OF the eycct embroidery over
colorcd linen with white or plain col
orcd linen or chambrOy bloUses these
cyclet embroidered aud hand worked neck
dressings arc extremely dainty.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

beads scwed fast to the edge of the
neck opening
With summer blouscE, OF course, some
more positive finish than a cordng or n
string Of beads Is necessary. and the new
low col0rs are fnsclnnttugly pretty, with
their trimmings of Irish and cluny lace,
their hand cmbroldcrlcs and the CAV little
Jobots. rGbnts ond tab tics The cheaper
grades Of these collars arc made OF lawn.
much trimmed with Val lace; bat the
woman who values really distinctive be-
longinGs viii cScbcw these cheap and
fllmsy styles and have nothing but col.
lars OF nDe handkerchief linen, with trim
mlugs OF either Irish or cluuy. Imltn-
tons Of these iast-nNmed laccs arc often
very clever, aud II the patterns are care
fully chosen they may he used with
almost ss good effect rs the real Iaccs.
Sometimes tho addition OF clusters OF
lIttlc crochet bnlls or round buttons Will
llft mn imitation Irish medallion 10 tho
distinction Of a real crochet pattern
These turn-down collars will be worn
with lingerie sbirtwnists with linen and
cotton frocks, over coats OF wool. mobniF
and linen. nod even with hntblng suite
Al Palm Beach many Irish lace collars
We're seen With black satin bathing suits.
and the cGcct was rather pleasing thc
heavy i""e looking almost ms well after
i OIcAchluG IN The suIt WatvC - before
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Two Dutch Collare Easy to make at Home

has said that the doubt as to whether n
collar Is or Is not Glenn enough 10 wear
Just once more Is sufficient nnswcr to the
question Ncckwcar Is n thing about
which there must never be the slightest
doubt
The pretty collars In vogue now are 80
easy 10 mike. If Que Is willing 20 give
mule tlmc md pains. that many women
arc fashionlne their own summer belong
lnGS OF this sort md arc saving the
rnthcr eXorbit0nt prices asked by the
shops Tor ncckwear OF fine character. 1t
Is far better to possess one really dainty
bit Of necIwcnr-ond If necessary do the
frequent laundering ones self-thnn TO
invest In number OF cbcaply made sorts
OF flmsy material
Low-ucck dressings Will have the favor
th's season. Every woman with face
Young enough or . throat plump enough
"a having her frocks made lu collnrleas
s'yle' and with these collarlcSs fr"ckS
VIII be Worn tho big. down.lurncd hats
In very picturesque effect some of these
round or Nd bodices arc Gnlsbcd with
simple corded edge, or with ouc OF the
cord rucheS which come In white. coior'
and gold aud silver effects. other bodiccs
nre outlined with small nanbends OF but
tons charming white lace guimpe' cut
"ut In =irli7h round -ucckcd style, W0S
nuSutd Win string OF Nhito peai
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Recent Studies Of Chinese Art.

m HISESE paintings nre subjects that
~ until very recently were bur slight
~ ly known TO Occidental students OF
art. Yet recent light on this subject shows
that some Of the Chinese ortlsts as early
ns the drst Crusade had created paintings
not only cleverly drawn and mastcrfuiiy
colorcd. but 1lIcd with that subtle artistic
ocnsc that is universally understood and
appreciated by cultured mankind
Chinese temples have furnished the best
examples OF Chinese paintings. Just as
the great cnthcdr6ls Of Europe hovo given
10 Western civilization tbo bost pictures
from the brushes OF tho Italian, French
aud Flemioh artists. These paintings nTo
mostly CbincSe Landscapes, although tho
hunting picture OF Cbao McnG-f1I. called
''Nongols Huntiug." Is one Of the most
famous Chinese pictures. Nnturc studies,
especially OF birds. arc frequent
Hut the most singular aud interesting
point about Chinese painting Is. perhaps,
the fact that two distinct methods were
used. The frat ~6s called the "kako-
mono method, 10 which tue View was
supposed 20 bo the same as IL one stood
on the top OF a hill mud looked down on
the polndcs, IN place Of standing n
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

lid Then the cyclosh consists of con
tinuous series Of loops of hair Tho loops
arc cot with scissors and the cyeIosh Is
complete
The patient must then lie In dark
room until the soreness has disappeared
and the pain Is very great. These eye
losbes look cXnctly Ike The rent nrtlcIc
and arc 50 In a certain scnac, The great
trouble With them Is That. not having
any real roots and consequently no nour-
ishment. they become very brittle They
oro constantly Kept soft With special oil.
and, despite the greatest pains. frequently
bronx of. When many have done this
enough new hair must be sewn In the
cyclid 10 complete the set
Tho eyebrows arc sewn In after the
came general plan. but nro less painful
10 obtain aud last much better and do not
break on 0s enSlly Many fashionable
women iu Paris. Vienna and London have
undergone this operation. and with new
eyebrows aud eyclashcs Of great length
their lookl are undoubtedly improved
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
The End for Black HINTS.

AZ the days grow longer the hats grow
darker Some whlmacy N fashion has
inspired the craze for black millinery
Smarily dressed women wear with their
tailored suits Of smart worstcds, scrgcs
md mobnlrs turbnnS and basket hats Of
the toughest black straw. with oiGrcttcS
and Jet trimmings. OF simple bands and
bows OF black velvet ribbon. With
drcSSicr costumes the hncr straws show
these same simple bands OF velvet ribbon,
and the style has a distinction OF its own,
Black Is nlsc combined with Colors,
some OF the bi6, coarse straw hats In
black having bands of uattler blue rib
bon nnd lunches OF pink roscS-a most
chic combination Other hats nrc trim,
med with dark fruit aud berry shades
Black combined with green Is also cx-
cccdluGly good One huge black erin hat
seen Mt a recent display OF midsummer
millinery, was cncircled with lunches Of
purplish black berries In dull green
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

home that nil the pretty younger women
nrc copying the models In the shops. One
lovely hht Of this sort WAS OF alloyer eye
let embroidery cut 10 n huge circle md
edged with a frill OF narrow lacn, this
neodlework circle being thrown over
mushroom shape Of ross pink strows The
frillcd edge fell m Inch two below the
straw brim all around and the hat was
trimmed with a band Of black velvet rib
boz and one big pnle pink rose. Another
Int on this order was OF blnck chantllly
Incc sbirred on black cord and laid over II
shaped model Of coarse white straw.
At one side was a cabucbon of foreet-mc-
nots and tiny pink roses.
The handmade lingerie hats have none
Of tho nIry 1ufDncss OF past seasons They
arc rather hard In outline. rs Will be scca
In tho photograph OF one of these hats
shown on todny's page But this hard
ness Is considered extremely smart. nc.
cordinG TO Partisan notions, the dclIcooY
OF such n hat being In the sbeCrucSs OF
materials aud the dainty hnnd work there
on The model shown Is made OF strips
OF very Hnc machine embroidery attached
to strips of pln-tuckcd batlstc by entire
dcuX Of yclning. Tiny lace frills run along
the intersections wreath OF shndcd
pink roses In pastel shades cncircies thc
bnsc OF the crown md strcamcrs of nat
tlcr blue ribbon tic beneath the chin.
The Bonnet Hat with Strings.
Every Int opening has made q feature
OF the poke bonnet with long streumcrs.
and women arc asking whether these
quaint effects VIII really be worn on the
streets. They really nrc being worn. though
naturally one does not expect 10 see a
poke bonnet with picturesque strcamers
beneath the chin or morning In the
shopping district BUT nt the summer re-
sorts aud In the restaurants tho stream
crP will surely be feature, Only n very
young and very lovely fncc is bcwltchlng
under poke bonnet brim and over Gu
Quettishly tied strcnmers, and unless one
can look bewitcblnS In a poke one will he
dangerously npt 10 look absurd. 50, let
the woman not blessed with beauty, youth
md wtcbcry OF face wisely select q kiud'
Is mushroom shape dashIug turbnn or
one OF the wide bTlmmcd hats with bit
of roll at ono side OF the brlm, With
the lost-named style the coveted stream
era will be perfectly permissible
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

color. md the rich plumeS masscd at one
side are In browns, shading from the
Seldcn brown shade 10 a creamy pale
ale tan. Wide velvet ribbon IN q
medium brown shade Is crushed about
tha other Side Of tho crown. These wide
velvet ribbons IRE feature Of tho French
bats some OF the ribbons being fully
eight or nine inches across.
Flowers and feathers arc combined on
another superb hnt for cosiuo and car
riago wear This big hat X OF black
Ncapolltan straw. the dropping brlm be-
lug rolled a bit OH the face and the high
crown being almost covered with full
Of superb white ostrich feathers Tiny
white roses clustered against fold of
Hack velvet ribbon euclrclc the crown
below the shower OF plumes Black and
whitc-or magDIe-cGccts nrc particu-
larly Smnrt. and many black NeapoIiton
hats are trimmed only with wide black
velvet ribbon auG cluster OF white
ostrich al=rettc1.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

~ NJ famous drcssmnEcr Insists that
81 Ia she plans all costumes with ber
E ~ minds cyo GNcd 90 the meek and
y breast OF the prospective creation.
This portion OF the costume, Insists
she, Is tho focusing point OF the OBJ
servers glance. when YOU look ut n
stranger" says she. where does your
eye rest after leaving the facci on the
neck dressing, What does one notice Ia
mnn's dress Hrst Of ally His linen and
his necktlc,'
There Is enough t-uth 10 this 10 make
the wise woman consider very carefully
the dressing OF her neck especially
In the season when furS Orc laid aside ia
the ncckwcar consideration Of first I'M
portnucc immaculate daintlncss and
ncatness Of arrangement arc or far moro
Importance than mere bocominguess iu
ncckwear. a soilcd 7stock or musSy
jnbot. no matter how becoming In style,
VIII not only detrnct from wonlNn's
charm, but viii he APT 10 arouse lus'
plcious of her personal habit Ut ueotuesN
IN tue mind of tile bcb0ldct Someone
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Sewing in Human Hair.

T7n HILE the skiiful beauty doctor usue
Hk ally merely tries TO Improve the
w complexion aud general appearance
OF bis fashionable patrons. tbcro is
branch called bcnuty surgery which deals
In very painful operations. Thosc opera
tlons which change the appearance Of the
nose nod make beautiful Roman noses
ont OF msnt sfroirs have bccu written
OF before, but tho sewing In OF human
hoir out Of the pltiepts own head 10
manufacture eyclashes and eyebrows Is
decidedly novel
Yet this ia tho latest venture Of the
beauty doctors IL Ia extremely painful
nnd tho effects OF tho operation takcs
doys and days 10 disappear. An unusuni-
y long hoir Is carefully selected from tho
patients head and showed through tho
curved eyclct Of n surgical needle. Then
the needle B showed through the edge of
the cyelid, Eyidcotiy this is delicate
work. The operation is repeated with
several hairs, and about 20 needle holes
are thus punched through tho tender eve.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

front about 90 a level
Tbs method coupled With some queer
views as 10 perspective values urc what
oanecs Chinese paintings To have their
weird appearance TO foreign cycs. when
tue oehoider has never studied Chinese
art methods
Inc mobcmono" method IL sometime,
nsed' and In these paintings the method
10 practically the snmc rs In our own
schools OF art. The finer elements OF
painting such as feeling. repression, color
scoelncS' etc, are said by art critics 10
De supetbly demonstrated by number OF
the hucr Chinese artists
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
ANOTHER WAY TO MAKE THE
HIPS INCONSPICUOUs.

~ HE eternal striving toward hipless-
n mesa brings forward nil sorts OF lu-
" Scoous Ideas, Now comes the notion
OF attaching the pettIcoat to the bottom
of the corset by means Of line OF tho
motnl snap fasteners As the modish wo-
man never thinks Of wearing moro than
one pottiCont. this is quite practical
plan, so fnr as pctticoats OF satin or
other dark fabrics are concerned. II
must he remembered. however, TINT most
OF these metal snap buttons nre anything
but ruStlcss. and II ones summer petit
coats are Of washable fabrics some other
scheme OF blplcsSncss must be devised.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
Fashion Notes.

ts outer edge With buttons and loops.
tbcro is enough rcomincss obtainnbIc 10
push the sleeve upward on very warm
days.
CHhPEAUN UPON CHtPEAUN.
m Ne Int over nnothcr does seem a
bit startling in suggestion. but this
" style Is actually shown 10 some OF
the snnrt millinery shops. a lcghorn.
trimmed with bands and loops OF rose
patterned pompadour ribbon bad over II
complete lingerie hat built of fine white
net shIrrcd on wire The rompadour- nib
bon with its pink shndiugs wus very
charming, seen through the net Another
hat along this liue showed a grny chiffon
shape mounted over white erin mt
trimmed with vlolctS. A suggestion. !hIs.
for The woman who ccnnot pack hotu of
Eer summer chaucIuA 10 her trunk.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

tCc tubs. As for trimmings, luscious
grapes, apples, plums. tomatoes and brus.
scls sprouts and munv other offerings Of
The fruit and vegetable garden. As for
colorSs isn't there Il lunchcOp-lLe sug;cs-
tion about lettuce green, mustard yellow.
gingerbread brown and pale ale tnn3 All
these nnd other appctlzing suggestions
are present 10 up-to odatc millinery.
But besides their appeal to the palate,
the summer hats are dcliciously pleasing
10 tho eye Mover bnyo picture effects
been 80 much the vogue. and the delight,
ful part OF IL seems TO be that one may
choose ones picture from any period one
prefers. 1t may be 10 dnshiug cavalier,
plumed style. or In gnily tiowcrcd Dolly
Warden effect IL may be borrowcd from
o Romney painting, or be on the Direc-
toire poke order. 1t may be n 6oPpy
bdmmcd Mnud Muller affair. loaded with
wheat and popplcs, or 1t cau possess the
sustere lines OF sn ancient war helmet.
Brims beginning to Roll Up.
The midsummer bnts will all set VOL
down on the head. but mnpy of them
show & coqucttish roll nj one side OF the
brim or at buck or front, and altogether
lucy pu'c more uoshlDg ana less myo'
tcrioos nir tbnn the oblitcratine shapes
of the winter which came down over tho
eyes. suggesting the idea-nccording to
some crltics-that since women were 50
frankly displaying their chorms OF ngure
by the scaDty Directoirc skirts they were
hiding their faces with their hnts
Spring turbnDs are often tilted TO one
side as though their wcarcrs bad deter
mined that ut least one oye should he
ablo to see ont and the big mushroom
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
CLEANING KNIVES.

MA ANY n bousckeepcr onds II most
nh Pdlseouroglng to keep the blades of
hcr table knives thoroughly clean
aud bright They should always lie cIo,ncI
and rubbed with soft flannel only II thc,.
are spotted. rub some wood ashc On
freshly cut piece Of Irish potato and scour
the knife blade with It, Ivory-hopdIed
hnlNes should never be dipped I'm hot
,T,' w%ler' as inc neat turns the ivory yellow
nr carefully wrapped In tissue pancr ,t,d
Kept IL box 10 drowcr OF tue buIct
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02

'"'ct OIL inc colliTlebS IlockS ana basket
hnts.
P1umcs Arc the Summer Fcuturc.
With the coming OF midsummer large
shady shapes always make their appcar-
ance. and some OF the huge plume trim.
med hats for drcssy wear seem 10 have
stepped from old paintings Willow mud
lobster plumcs In wonderful new shades
arc seen on some of the French hats.
and Paradise alErcttcs at $50 each seem
M everyday matter 10 the nonchalont
attendant who places 40 ostrich hcapcd
creation Convlnclngly on your head.
The plunc-trimmed hats are usually OF
the finer straws-Ncapolitaus erin and
the new flexible hemp straw being high
In fnTor with Gcorgettc. whose picture
effects are dcserycdls famous. For morn
Ing wear tho coarse straw braids nrc
smartest and these braldS. though they
iGoI very heavy and cumbersome. arc In
reality light rs thistlcdowu ON the head
Two gorgeous fc0tbcr-trlmmcd models
are shown. c3cn nailng from nu lndls-
putoble Paris millincr. ono Of these hats
IS of hemp straw In soft golden brown
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
4 COMPROMISE WITH ELBOW
SLEEVES.

SLEEVES
~ HE drcssmakcrs continue 10 insist on
G the long c!oss nttinG sleeve and the
" ,yomnn who dotcp on comfort is N
despair Anything more unpleasant thnn
the process OF peelinG of a long light
sleeve inch by inoh, when one comes
home on II hot day can scarcely he imng.
incd. \ Glimmcr OF light. however, np-
pears on the sleeve horizon In the form, OF
cool little transparent Guns set into the
lower end OF the sleeve. Sometimes these
cuffs are OF Irish lace. sometimes OF
very sheer batlstc, tucked or prettily en-
broidcrcd by hand They are simply
ba9tcd into tho sleeve and may bc re
moved when lauudprc1 The sleeve itself
Is. of course. cut Of brv"ral Inches nbuvc
the wrist aud 10 The little cuG oFcuS ~