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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

lines must be perfectly straight aud generally short;
when trains used evening dresses they mar
and usually OF eccentric shape Draped in effects
noticeably prominent in all the more expensive
models. A novelty shown IN the newest skirt models
Is the long skirt that II is split open
front, the side, the back to enable the
walk. With these extreme models
shown high heeled slippers made of the
terial the gown.
TUNES are In all lengths The knee depth form
longer, however is most effective. The strong new
is the short tunic with the high waist
line They arc made of beaded tulle real lace, nous
gelfug-bnd chiffon, tucked. These short tunics
most difficult successfully and should gener
ally be avoided by the who is trying to make
the of the matter Of dress.
The bodices, which accompany most of the informal
froclxs are OF various types OF them have
achus others deep neck frs falling from the round
collar in Pierrot fashion, while others show the high
guimpe Sometimes this guimpe is OF plain black
coored mousseline chiffon, with second guimpe
Of cream or metallic effect. There guimpes OF
lace and net. although these not nearly chic
as the unadorned mousselne chiffon which wells
the throat without asserting itself aggressively.
Many Of these guimpes have hemEtitched finish at
f,e collar top, occasionally band Of black satin
or velvet makes odd collar hnish above the semi
transparent white. entire closed collar Of black
,elyet is sometimes associated with transparent
guiulpe but the effect is odd rather than charming
While q great many OF the bodices are of the most
complicated cut. the effect Is usually simple
In regard 10 sleeves there Is no decided change.
Among the extreme models shown at a recent open
ing one had sleeve consisting OF short pun
drawn into the just below the elbow. This, in
chiffon, was placed fitted full length under
sleeve also chiffon. The outer sleeve entirely
free from the under sleeve. Afternoon dresses are
shown with full length and short sleeves, fitting
the arm closely Evening dresses have all lengths
Of sleeves no sleeves at all. In some models the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

Sz1@@.A1A wo women were discussing the new
& clothes they get
Said artist in dress. TO the
4 other exceedingly plain featured wom-
N..g.E II you would only get the right
EGSN61ENH things you would look quite distn-
V9E=G&@IIh gulshed,"
- Tho one addressed laughed She did
mind the plain speaking OF the other Il would
like see myself look distinguished" she said You
optimst It couldn't be accomplished"
1t could" protested the other. You ought to
were creepy things and chiffon and such materials
There is certain blue lhaJ is yours 1 could make
you look wonderfully RiGe
There's big truth back VI what this artist said
for al women to proht by
Most women give .ct af Thought to their clothes.
But it not exactly the r.ght kind Of thought Prob
ably, first they consider cost-what they get
the money they have 20 spend. Next, they consider
fashion Some bit further and select colors
which they know becoming, But IL IS only the
woman of Individuality who looks upon these as but
the initial steps i'm the art Of dress goes
tust what fabrics, just what lines, win best
bring out her good points, and then builds about
these the styles each season produces
Some look well in fabrics that hold the light; some
I'm those that reflect IT, brilliant black is most be-
coming 70 some women others want duh soft black
some appear TO the best advantage in the simmer
OF satin; others need the quetpess OF the duest silk
Some require firm materials with good body 10
them others should wear diaphanous weaNes ana
vened effects
The eneet OF lines is inanite. The mere matter Of
the cut OF tho collar is one FOR study. How often
have the lines of Che neck band and the top Of the
collar utterly ruined the appearance of otherwise
pretty neck. Tuc neck band line has been low
she height the COLLAR extreme.
Whether one should a round neck V, or
square depends entirely upon the of the face,
not whether fashion says the style be pre-
ferred 20 the square,
The length OF the sleeve is another matter that adds
grace 1r spols "a pretty gown. some can wear the
lttc etoct hale way between shoulder and elbow
with a lingerie sleeve below. no others this gives
extremely unbeeomilg lines. THE mere matter OF
whether 40 cut the sleeve on above the elbow
low SIS worth studying
The length Of ,he ,uuic is most Important in its
20 be broken above The knees below depends en-
TREY upon zine hguro of the wearer II Is a matter
caea n1waa should study ror herself
Attention these details does interfere In any
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

way with what may be the style Of the moment one
can conform sufficiently TO the mode to have ones
dresses fashionable, yet have each of these little
points becoming the bargain. The result Isl style
plus grace and Individuality And this combination
give and distinction TO the plainest woman
Just the artist said
This the empire lines everywhere in
evidence. one of the first problems is to know how
look well In the high waist line no fault is more
blameworfhy, according to the laws OF dress, than
choice a froc6 that makes its look ridicu
lous, a cruel revenge taken by the empire models TO
the fullest those who in choosing the
wrong empire modes.
The waist line must DE high-that is essential
CHARACTER OF the style-but it need be high
initiate the bodice Of a baby's robe. though be
that the position it assumed under the
regime of the first empire
I'm such a manner that the high waist line is
gestcd and by mounting hlmy outer fabrics that
pose the dress and which must be fun fitted
sil5en sheath means onered for the adapts-
ton OF the high waist line.
IN many the sash Is wise choice, but the
dtted foundation always is and is the lingerie
that cut with the object OF giving the figure
syphlike grace that Is essential with draperes
in ali their modification
When planning the seasons OUTFIT give these
matters thought If you have done before
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30

II you haven't the eye yourself 20 know wAeu these
details are artstically correct get friend
dressmaker who has to nelp you. The result viii be
most gratifying.
The narrow empire skirt is the assured style The
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
TENNIS TROPHY OFFERED

TUCSON. March IA dual tennis
tournament between the team of the
Phoenix high school and the Uniyer-
sity OF Arizona vii. be played on ire
university courts next Saturday. the
first of two meets which will decide
the ownership OF loving cup which
has Just been put mp as a trophy by
F. V. FaileT. secretary OF the Cham
Der of Commerce
Two contests viii be played Sattr-
day. one in doubles. and two in sip
giles. Four men from each school
will be entered, two in the doubles
and two in the singles.
When the meet is concluded, the
winner of the best two events out of
the three win be awarded the TEN
porary ownership of the cup for the
coming year. Next year the tourna
mcnt will be played in Phoenix. II
the same team wins both seasons. il
will be awarded the trophy as its
permanent possession.
The cup is being given by Mr.. Fail
er to foster interest N tennis. lie
is IN Old-times himself at the game
md ne OF the bost tennis men %
these parts. and has been doing 4
little coaching az the university 70
help the team along. He PLAYED the
game both AT Iowa college and at the
University Of Nebraska. and in f9us
held the tri-statn championship oi
Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
NEEDING suRPRIsEs.

PHOENIX. March Ito the sur-
prise Of his intimate friends 10 whom
he confided the information Of the
approaching nuptials. c. T. hirst.
q wealthy capitalist. was married az
$50 o'clock last nigtE TO Mrs Anna
T. Cook b. Rev. Robert r. Fisher OF
the First Methodist church
sfr. and Mrs. Hirst left this morn
ing for Roosevelt and expected to re-
turn tomorrow morning. They viii re
main in Phoenix and later leave Tor
the coast for the summer season
Mrs. Hirst is well known locally.
having been one Of he teachers in
the Phocnlx high school. where she
was considered one Of the most valu-
able members OF the strong faculty.
there
The wedding took place quietly at
the home o. Mrs. Hirst a. COZ West
Monroe street. Only Intimate friends
we're present Following he ceremony
q wedding supper Was served.
HRS IS one OF The best known gca-
fdents OF the Salt river valley. being
heavily interested here in realty ana
ID several enterprises. lie IS a mem
her OF the firm OF Dwight -. Heard
q coupanv. AT the office OF the firm
his afternoon but little could be
learned about the details Of he wedd-
inc OF Jhe plans Of Mr. and Mrs Hirst'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
EAGLES PREPARING
FOR GREAT OOIbGS
INITIATION AND SMOKER NEXT
MONDAY EVENING PROMISES
TO BREAK RECORD.

cages don't have to wait TO scream
until the Fourth Of july, or eaglets,
either. according 10 Sam Franken-
burg, worthy president Of the local
acre. Otto Schmidt, and members
of the committee having that affair
of next Monday in charge at the
Pythian castle.
They promise that there will be
screaming enough. though, when that
bunch of twenty fiedglings are brought
in and have wings sewed on to EN-.
An extra supply of darning needles
have been ordered for this particular
purpose. and the thread which will
hold the angelic sprouts in place won't
be shot home with the accpmpania-
ment Of any pain-soothing ingredient,
either
They're preparing, however, to make
them all forget the pain with the
banquet and smoker that will follow
the basting. roasting and goat riding
process, as there1l also BE- a goat
on hand who viii teach the youngsters
now 20 travel through space at an
aeroPiane-beating pace. and to alight
with velocity that would put any
airship on the blink. But, then. when
the eatables and drinkables have dis
appeared. and the affair wound uu
with a series of Wrestling aud spar
rine matches. the pain. II is expected
. viii Re quite forgotten.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
D|NGEMAN CLEARED
IN HIGHS COURT
COMPLAINT OF USING ABUSIVE
LANGUAGE TO MRS. BOYLE
DOES NOT STICK.

F. ! Dingeman. who was arrested
on a complaint of Mrs. Eugene Royle.
who char -ed him with using abusive
language. vas discharged in Justice
Highs court yesterday Afternoon.
The ROyle woman claimed he had in
suited her and the affair was the re
suit of an alteration that occurred
on Main street Wednesday afternoon.
Diueeman. who has a lease on the
rO0ming house in the Letson block.
hired 8lrs. Royle and brought her here
from Seattle 10 run the place for him.
Attorney Z. G.. Sufckler drew On
agreement between the two, but the
terms o. IL did not suit the woman.
When Dingeman attempted to explain,
she waxed almost violent. and as be
attempted 10 get away she followed
him down On Main stnset, where tac
racket was continued until Constable
Twomey arrested her for using vie
LANGUAGE TO both Dingeman and
Strickler in the presence Of the large
crowd which had gathered.
AIRS. Royle made a scene in court
Wednesday afternoon and repeated
the performance when Dingeman was
discharged. She wanted to snoy
Judge High all her papers Of identin
cation, her ag~zement with Dinge
man. and when the Judge thought NJ
didn't want to see them she went int
mysteries and had to be taken from
the court room.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
EVERYBODY WEARS
GREEN YESTERDAY
IRELAND HoNoREo TO The LlE-
1T BY CITIZENS OF ALL NATION
ALiTIES.

It seemed rs though the whole town
did honor 10 Ireland's patron saint
yesterday. Green ribbons. with either
plug hats or pipes in miniature ar
tached thereto. shamrocks, harps aud
every other device that savored Of the
"ould sod" were worn by everybody
yesterday. regardless OF nationality
and color
Native of Servia We'd with good-na-
iured Dutchmen in the wearing Of the
green. Everybody who had a green
lie OF the price 20 purchase the ar
ticle was resplendent in one. and the
merchants did a land Office business
in them yesterday.
But the funny part Of It all was that
a number Of gentlemen of color. ap-
peared grandiloquently bedecked with
the shamrock colored ribbons and
when asked he cause, styled them
selves as 'Irish-Africans
Guess We can do that as wen as
some Of you-alls who calls yourselves
Irish-Americans," they would say. 50
it was let so at that
Although no legal holiday was dc
| clared. many miners OF Irish birth
took the day of and disported the
green about town. The big event. 81
| course, was the Irish Nationalists' bal
"a the old opera house. which will b
described elsewhere.
l Justice Murphy. down at Lowell
didn't declare any holiday this year
I but il was practically one. as he hal
nothing to do all day except pore owe
baseball correspondence. r he judg'
| sported IN his butonhoIe a WIthere,
piece Of shamrock. which. although
/ withered. was the real thing Harr1
Jennings received a box of IL iron
friends in the old country he othe
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
AND
PRINCIPAL IN
NEAR WARFARE
.osort to Whipping by Board
man Leads 10 Exciting Half
Hour al Central School Yes
terday Afternoon

There was a neaT-riot at the Central
school last night about O'Clock as
one OF the students of the high school
and Principal Boardmsn.
The trouble occurred earlier in the
day and as result. it is said. that
Prof. Boardman resorted TO a lick
ing as a means of punishment =.
Everybody is exceedingly mum
about the affair and refuses 10 give
any details. When asked for a state
ment, Prof Philbrook said last night:
Il don't know the exact story yet,
myself / will. however investigate
the matter fully today. with equal
fairness to all parties concerned. That
is all ! can say at present"
II was the aftermath of the affair.
though. that stirred up the excitement.
The majority of the students became
highly incensed at Prof. Boardmaa
and about 4:45 last evening some Of
them came upon him in the basement
and they put their indignation Into
unoiled words The result was a
Altt| AOi-aiA uEHAf VT So AOl-
Philbrook coming in in the nick of
time to prevent a genera! niger
pile" with the professor at the bot
tom OF the heap
Truant Officer Riggleman was also
on hard and threatened 10 place the
boys under arrest unless they stop
ped their arguing and attempting TO
fight
Prof. Philbrock's promise 20 make
an investigation quoted the boys. and
they desisted. though muttering all
kinds of threats among which was
to organize a strike and remain away
from school until the party who HAD
received the chastisement had. as they
expressed il, received Justice
Then came a delegation of high
school girls and the way they Jump
ed" the high school principal and the
truant officer with a verbal thrash
ing was worse than the near-fstic
settlement of a short while before.
I'D show you what I'd do with you
If ] was a mani" exclaimed one young
lady. and her sentiment was echoed
BY the others.
Prot. Philbrook, as peacemaker then
succeeded in calming the young la
dies and the entire student body are
as a result anXiously awaiting the
superintendent decision.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
WILL MEET
TO CHANGE LAWS
COMMITTEE TO GO OVER The
SCHOOL REeULAIoNs AT SOME
TIME NEXT MONTH.

According TO word received by
Superintendent Philbrook from Kirk
t. Moore. superintendent of the
schools of the territory, a meeting of
the legislative committee of the
teachers association will be held in
Phoenix some time between April IL
and 30.
The committee viii. go over thor
oughly the school laws of Arizona.
Some of them. according to discussion
at the teachers meeting last fall, will
be changed and some amendments Of
fered which viii result ia a nimprov-
ed educationa, system.
Prof Philbrook and Prof. w. +. Lutz
OF Douglas are the committee members
from Southern Arizona. The amend
ments and corrections adapted to the
present school flaws will be offered at
the next meeting of the territorial
legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
CRACK ORENDORFF IS SIGNED
AS BISBEE BALL MANAGER

Cananea her Victor Walllng. Dugan
and a diamond ful OF stars. but when
they hit Bisbee they'll have to go
some to beat the home talent out.
U'Donoyan. according to reports. IS
wiring all over the country after play
ers and his squad is by no means
completed yet, with the exception OF
Kane. Walters. Ford and BEDFORD.
Cananea, in fact presents the NOS
formidable lineup. with her entire
team signed and most OF them on the
ground ready for the call. Harbuek.
il is said. is getting a likely bunch to-
gether for El Paso. bus of last year
team only has Wylie and "DuclSy
Gowan to begin with. The res. have
all got other berths.
What OrenCorff will do with these
outfits can only be conjectured. II
is understood his policy will be TO play
no fayorites. and that means every
man will have 10 get ont and hustle
like blazes if he wants job. II will
be up TO him to announce his plan
of procedure. however, when he ar
riyes next Sunday. but it's safe bet
that with a man knowing ball players
as ne does. Bisbee win sure have a
team.
Among Orendorff's warmest admir-
ers hereabouts is Sheriff Jack White,
who has seen him work in many a
game in Los Angeles. Jack is great
ball fan but so far hash taken any
interest in Bisbee's plans for team,
owing to the falldOwn Of last year.
When he heard the report yesterday.
however. he said
"Orendorn is one OF the cleanest
players / have seen in many a day.
" he says he'll put team in you can
leave it to him 10 select the right
crowd. Bisbee can count on me for a
good live booster if that's the kind OF
team she's going 10 support"
Before dinner it's a cinch every
body else will be likewise Eliminating
coupled with the fact tha- they're 70
have q real Class A star. major league
player. you might call him. as the Sox
wouldn't have bought him If there
hadn't been something pretty near
right about him.
Within the week it is expected the
players will begin % drop into town.
Probably Orendorff knows Of more
the same boat regarding contracts
and contract prices as himself He'll
pull as many Of them as he can down
this way The Indian. Booth. is now
on his way here. and from the preyi-
Gus playing he's done. with the Ne
braska Indians he ought to make 4
frst-rate outfielder He can also play
shor. Then snere's Corr on hand for
second catcher and utility. with the
likelihood OF his winning a home on
third base. Written will try fer
short-field.
The local management is angling
for two CLASSY pitchers back east. but
the correspondence and everything re-
garding selection OF players will he
turned over to OrenGorf and his
Judgment upon arrival. and he viii he
given an absolute free rein in select
ing and controlling the team
Here's success to him. He'll have
no trouble making good with the fans
In this town. Coming here with he
reputation he has. it's only a question
Of how bad wen beat the rest Of the
Cactus league, and all the fans win do
is to get out with leather lungs and
help OrendOrf bring the champions
ship of the southwest home to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
VISITORS WILL
Be TAKEN OVER
THE DISTRICT
Autos viii Be Used to Give
Angels View of Mines, and
Cars win Bring Them from
Warren.

All Is now ready for the reception CT
the visiting members of the Los An
geles Chamber OF Commerce excuT-
sion. They viii arrive in Bisbee at
10 O'Clock. according to the attest
arrangements. and will depart about
In. m. They will be met at the sta
tion by the members OF the Bisbee
Board OF Trade and instead of trip
BY street car. an auto ride will be the
chief mode of entertainment.
About a dozen machines have been
secured and as soon as the guests ar
rive they will be loaded on them,
with enough local men on board 20
explain points Of interest. and a tour
OF the district will be begun. II will
commence with a ride up Tombstone
canyon. a return 10 the Car shaft a
descent into the mine. then TO Lowell.
through the Oliver shaft. to South Bis
bee. the Briggs shaft. thence to War
rem winding up at the Country Club.
where a luncheon will be served. Cars
will then be in readiness and the party
will return to Bisbee where the an
gels will catch their train.
The party, which is in charge Of
i1AAh " AEritl9- HNNtA N1A = VI NeN NheAAA
Der OF Commerce. includes men from
every branch OF business and profes-
sional life in the City of Angels.
Three newspaper men are with the
party. J. l.. Barnard. of the Los An
geles Examiner. John 5. McGroarty.
Of the Times and r. NJ Yost of the
Evening Express John S. Mitchell Of
the Hollenbeck hotel. is also along.
Members OF the Board OF Trade met
last night and completed final ar
engagements for the reception and en-
tert1inment
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
LICENSE NOT PAID,
COFIELD IS ARRESTED
STRANGER COMES TO TOWN
AND STARTS TO SELL STOCK OF
cROcKERY.

For peddling his wares wi -hout a
proper license. R Cofield was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Win White yester-
day and hailed before Justice High.
White, himself swearing to the com
plant.
Cofeld had only been in town a
short time. opened up on Brewery
avenue with a stock of crockery.
which he was attempting to dispose Of
by the auction process. without he
formality OF procuring a license CT as
pertaining il one was necessary.
He put up a $50 cash bond with
Judge High for his appearance Satur-
day his plea being not guilty. He
has several crates Of orockery. which
are now in Judge Highs possession.
and viii be until after the case is
heard.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-18
MEASLES BREAK OUT
IN DON LUIS SCHOOL
ONLY FIFTEEN OUT OF FORTY
FOUR PUPILS ESCAPE LIGHT
ATTACK.

Don Luis has been called by some
a measly town, but the fact has only
been forcibly brought home to its resi-
dents the past few days.
An epidemic Of measles is in the
heighth of its bloom right now and
every child with any taking propensi-
ties at all has connec.ed with it. Yes
terday at the Don Luis school was the
workings of the disease most notice
able.
Out CT total OF "A pupils but 10
showed up 10 attend TO their studies
and excuses brought by The parents OF
every one of the twenty-nine others
were that they were down with the
measles.
The disease is of a light form. how
ever. and it is expected VIII be
stamped out in week or ten days.