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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Have LuSuriant and Gios5y Hair
 No Matter %blt >olo-.

Must Have LuSurta0t anc Glossy Tair
 No Matter '%ba; soIo-.
 The finest contour of a female face, the sweetest smile Of female mouth. Ioso3 something if the head is crown ed with seaat ssLF Scant and fall ing hair. il is now known. is caused by a ps-aS,te that burrows tntD the scalp to the root of the han. where it saps the vitality The lit tie white scales the germ throws up in burrowing are called jandruff To cure dandruff permfllentiy then, and to stop falling hair, that germ must be killed. NewbroiJ Herpicide an entirely new result or the chem ical laboratory, destroys the dandruff germ. and, Of course, stops the fall ing hair. and prevents badness. Sold b. leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich
 ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUARAN.
 FEED.
 5IS5Ee DRUG CO, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
THE WEATHER.

ARIZoNA-GenerslIy fair Tues day and probably Wednesday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
FOOD PRICES AT CANAL ZONE
 TUMBLE
| over Cost of Living at Pan ana Than in United
 States

X year or more ago there was Wide complaint about the high cost of liv- ing at the Isthmr,s of Panama, where the government is digging the. canal. It wes asserted at the time that this excessive eo,st prevented Americans from going there to work This was cenied in certain quarters. 1t being asserted by some authorities that the prices at the Canal zone were no higher than in any American city.
 This may have been true, but the Washington government evidently regated the complaint as serious and valid Prompt action was taken, and the result as seep today must be regarded as significant and re ID rksb.e. There has been decided drop in tlIe price of every article of food. as is shown by the Canal Re cord. the wspaper printed at the scene of operations The following were the pricoj in effect a month ago, as published in the Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
DICKINSON TO PANAMA.

NEW YORK. March 13.-Secretary of. War Didkinsin left today du q flying trip to Panama 70 inspect the progress Of the work on the isthmian canal and also to look into matters in reference to the proposed fortifica tions. His tour of inspection will occur only about ten days and he probably will be hack at his desk i.u Washington bsiore atss end oL the month
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14

NOC NNNW WHAt
 YOU'RE GETTING when yog try on a suit at our EXCLUSIVE MEMS STORE OUR ATTENTION IS ALL GIVEN to the BUY ING 6 SELLING OF MEMS WEAR
 and we've been at the game for about ten years here. long enough to learn what the people want and that they do not WANT CHEAP CLOTHES MEAN cheap in class. no- SO much the price
 CUR NEW SPRING SUITS
 DESERVE A LOOK They re made by
 WASHINGTON co, (of New York and are strict ly high grade clothes, made by great, brainy tailors organization
 NEW ONES GALORE
 S17.50 10 S3009 REMEAIBEB-NOT HIGH PRICED to start with-then SOMETHING OFF a little lat er-BUT A FAIR PRICE NOW and that price through the season To all alike
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
MEMORY OF oEspREAlJx

PAIiIS. March 13.-The French Aeadenv and the literary societies throuiyhout France today held suita bee observance of the second centen ma anniversary of the death o Nicholas Despreaux. the famous poet
 and translator and the intimate iriend of Racine.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
GUESTS ARRIVE.

RACINE, Wis. March 13-Several s1ests S31m out of town have ar. rived here to attend the wedding or Miss Helen Miles Rogers and ogden Mills Reid. son of the American am- tassador to England. The marriage will be solemnized tomorrow at the Racine College Chapel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
cor o"ITT WELCOMES TEDDY
 AUSTIN, Tex, March 13.-Govern-

or Coiqultt and hls military stan save welcome to Theodore Roosevelt al his hours stop-over here today. He went by automobile to the Uni versity of Texas, where addressed 6 large crowd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

around the bottom. while the overskrt
has quite little fulness, which, however,
Is most cleycrly disposed of so that there
is not too much material around the hips.
Narrow side pleats or gathers provide for
this, and the oyerskirt or tunic (either
name is correct, open at one side, Is
rounded off at the bottom and trimmed
with silk fringe, or, II II is desired to give
Ia more elaborate effect. fringe Of crystal
or jet beads is used. This sometimes makes
the overskirt too heavy and is not so ap-
propriate when there is no other trimming
Iof the same kind on the waist A mauve
and white gown that has attracted much
attention is on these lines with the silk
fringe. The waist is draped under a fat
hemstitched fcnu Of the finest lingerie,
there are short elbow sleeves of lingerie
with a cap Of velvet, and there is also n
soft belt Of velvet the color Of the mousse
lime De sole The lines Of this gown are
almost exaggeratcdly simple. but it re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

lace gowns made over the white silk OF
The embroidered tunic effect is still in
favor. but newer is the long, straight
oycrskrt caught up at one side with
roset'c, ieweled ornament or some en-
colors and designs in embroidered chiffon
and yoie are among the newest materials
while embroidered net and lace display
the most marvellous work and design, a
made over a cream white satin. Ihe
skirt, with long, square train Is finished
with a pleated ruche of lace or of silk
The oyerskirt. of embroidered lace, hts
close TO the figure and hangs straight OK
cept at the side. where 1t is caught up
under a large ornament Of velvet and
lace and has itself train that falls down
over the white satin for some distance.
The waist is soft and full, finished around
the shoulders with lace bertha, over
which is draped a bertha Of white chiffon,
the ends Of which are fastened under a
large velvet rosette. There is girdlc or
soft belt of velvet placed high but not
exnggeratedly high on the waist.
Attractive Cerise Costume.
The ichu is quite separate from the
gown, which is finished without II. This is
really rather practical method Of turn
ing low waist into high one for the
fichu answers all the purposes Of a scarf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12
A Popular Skirt Model.

A popular skirt model is short enough
to clear the ground, the same length all
around, cut with such straight lines that
1t looks quite scant, while in reality It
has sufficient width to permit long step,
and is finished around the hem with band
of cloth, satin or silk. Over the fat band
or fold falls the overskirt, finished with
a wide band of embroidery or lace. The
waist is extremely simple, rather full and
not exaggeratedly short wasted the
sleeves, elbow length or rather longer, are
quite small bat not too tight, and have
bands Of entre-deux In lace or embroid-
cry. There Is most becoming fichu Of
mousseline de sole. edged with lace, with
ends crossed in front and fastened under
a wide girdle of the mousselne de sole,
satin or silk. The fichu is crossed quite
high at the throat. and is drawn well up
on the shoulders, as though to show that
the gown is for afternoon and not for
evening. As has been said. the original
model is Of lingerie or lace, but It can be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

these reach below the elbow. This same
model is charming carried out In satin
or soft finish taiieta silk; IL in silk
ch8ngeable effect is the smartest. A pale
peach pink changing to yellow is ex-
tremely smart and becoming. although
the white iichu is itself 10 becoming that
almost any color can be worn.
Dainty undersleeves, fichus and kerchiefs
such as were worn by the grandmothers Of
two generations ago are all In fashion
again for the gowns of this winter, and
most charming they are worn with satin,
silk. voile dc sole or the exquisitely fine.
soft cloths and cashmeres which are 50
fashionable this season.
Ii is surprising what individuality there
can be in the draping of the fichu and
what difference there IS In the way IL
Is put on the gown. There must not be
forgotten the lace and net fchus, black
and white, which are also in style. aha
though not so smart and rarely so be-
coming as the chiffon or bailste.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

larger, extending down over the top Of
the arm; some are double finished with
a lace rutIle. others are hemsdtched,
others again and these of the most ex-
quisite hand work on finest linen or ba-
iste--haye q scalloped edge. A becom-
ing one is quite full with rufiled lace edge,
and, while quite wide in the centre. ta-
pers down to narrow ends. These ends
are crossed II front and caught under
the high girdle. The gown with which
this fchu looks especially well is of
cerisc voilc de sole made up over white
The oyerskirt does not meet in front
and the white skirt shows from waist to
hem. The voile de sole upper sleeves
are quite short but there are close fitting
undersleeves that match the iichu. af6S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12
BY MRS. A. T. ASHMORE

take the place of the fichu, but the genera
effect is the same. and all are on the same
order
Charmingly picturesque and most gen
orally becoming are the dainty white gowns
that, while intended primarily for the sum
mer. will be seen for some time to come,
and, in fact, will be in fashion all winter
for the house. At the moment the lingerie
and the lace gown are the best examples
of this style, but the same model will be
made up in chiffon, voile de sole and also
in silk or Liberty satin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12
Long Skirts for House.

Short skirts for the street, long skirts
for the house is one Of fashions latest
rulings, and a ruling that delights the
soul Of every woman who cares for dress.
The practical side Of the short skirt is
so apparent that II must continue in fa
vor, while the charm of the long skirt is
so delightfully."- feminine that all women
are loud in its praise. There are trains
Of all lengths, and it is said that the most
elaborate of evening gowns Tor the win
ter will have longer trains than have
been fashionable for the last ten years.
The more practical lengths are medium.
aud the trains are either pointed or
square, but always made to look separate
from the rest Of the skirt. like a mix
turc Of a court train and long, straight
panel
Embroidered chiffon, voile de sole and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

carried out quite satisfactorily in other
materials, and the embroidery around the
skirt can be omitted if heavier ma
.erial be chosen for the gown.
Black or colored voile de sole or mousse
line de sole over white continues 10 be
most fashionable, and now there are most
charming blue, green, mauye and yellow
to be added to the list of thin fabrics that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

most intricate lines to gain the
desired effect. Fichus play most impor-
tant part in the styles for late autumn
and winter, and while they seem best
suited to the evening gowns they are no less
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

qnires to be carefully draped or II will
not be smart. In the original the skirt Of
white silk or satin is made short The
same skirt with short train is far more
becoming.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-12

HE dominant note In the latest
fashions is simplicity = more
truthful, perhaps, is it to say APP
parent simplicity-for in reality
the newest gowns are built on
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
VIllar In Command.

MEXICO CITY, April 5--General Lauro Villar. who has been placed in command of tie second military zone with headquarters at Chihuahua, should arrive there tomorrow night. He was called here from Nueya Lar edo, where he was the ranking com mander and named by the president to relieve General Juan Hernandez, who has been conducting the Chihua hua campaign
 An official report of the battle at Aldama Friday places the rebel loss at eighty dead. The official report of the fighting at San Rafael and Urez, gives the number of rebel dead at 12O and that of the federals at 30
 Reports. received last night from Chilean, Sinaloa. says a 0anI of 300 rebels was defeated near Badiera guate by Colonel Morales. Forty rebels were reported killed and 195 saddle horses captured
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
TRANSMISSION LINE
 COMPLETED MONDAY
Queen SmetleT at Douglas Win Supply Fl Tigre
 with Current

Tbe transmission line wlich will carry a current of 44.O00 volts ol electricity from inc Copper Queen smelter at Douglas to the El Tigre property, 65 miles distant in So nora, was completed Monday save for a short intermediate stretch over the Yaqui river. according to r. L. Mcintyre, os Lowell, who has been employed on the work for seY Yeral weeks.
 The line which Is Of numLer 4 hare copper wire will supply power for operating all mine and mil ma chinery ol the TigTe and will Inter supply intermediate properties. in zll probability The enterprise Is quite importan. to the TigTo as it will prove a great saving in mo i've power for the proper
 Along the pOies. six feet below the power wire. a telephone wire has been strung. giving direct ccn. municauon between Douglas and the Tigre This phone viii also connect with Ygabel. which has yet to be entered, and wi;h other points along the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
aerfhoid Rerorted Iaken.

MEXICALI. April Limited States soldiers patrolling the border, eight milea to the west, reported wounded iAryericanS from the insJfrreoto forces of Alamo appeared at the out posts, They say Berthold's force was routed ir the battle March 2S, The attack was made by feierals from Ensenada and fighting contin ued all day. Many insurrectos were killed, according to their report.
 Bertholds fate is unknown but the fugitive insurroctos declare every man fled for himself when night brought a Hull in the fighting. It lis belief of fugitives that Berthold fell into the hands of the fede 'als quite helpless from the wound he receiv ed in the battle of March 22.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
MR. ROSCO, WHO EATS THEM ALIVE, AND HIS
 COHURTS ARE COMING
Ire Carnival Tribe "Donen by Local Talent Here on
 April 15 v, 19
Y M, c, A, lMPRESSARl0

Ladies enc gentlemen. Your a, ;ention for a moment Bosco! he eats 'em alive. Yes. eats 'em alive Who ears -em alive? Bosco. the Snake Eater"
 Know all men by this line of con that or the days and dates April l5. Y, and 10, only ten days hence, the Y. M. C. A. will hold three day car nival of fun. festivity. and foolish ness, A bit of fun now and then is relished by the wisest men anl this is for the wise ones.
 All Of the paraphernalia, led fire punk. peanuts. lemonade, confetti ani everything that goes with a well or ganized and properly conducted street fair or carnival have been re ceived at the association and the whole ecretarial force is engaged in aking up the list of attractions for the occasion.
 On each evening proceeding tte opening of the carnival proper al the Y. NJ. C. A. building there will te a street 'perade" on the down town streets. ending at the doors of the a association lobby. Tn the lobby one may see Electra, the Maid of the Air." "Bosco the Snake Eater, (he really eats 'em alive "Trixy. the Fat Woman" (name withheld by re quesO. "Peedee, the Frog Nosed Boy The Living Skeleton The Egyptian Mummy and all of the other live ones. in the booths that will be arranged in the lobby tEe Oriental fortune teller will tell yolr fortune or misfortune, whcih ever vou may have coming. pretty girls NfiI sell you things whether you want it or not, the flood gates Of fun will be opened and there will be showers of confetti, the spielers will spice. the band will play and dig nity will be dynamited with sticks of merriment
 The whole purpose of the c3rni val is alns The association will seek to realize from the carnival nothing over and beyond the experse incurred. The ones who attend will get more for their money than they bargain for, they will be steeped in fun and loaded down with some thing iye nothing. inoculated and made immune to grouch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
ZIG THEFT FLUSHED UP.

KANSAS CITY. April 5.-Stocki and bonds to .he value of $l00.O0i were stolen from safety deposit box in this city, owned bS Mrs 2. E. Armour, widow of the late Simon B. Armour, of the Armour Packing Co, and sold, it was learned today. All but a few tbo1s and dollars have been restored te Mrs. Armour and no prosecutions will follow. None of the adviser- of Mrs. Armour will make public .he name of the guilty persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
ENNIS ouTpoINTs DIXON.

KANSAS CITY, April 5.-Sid Hes rer=s featherweight protege of Eddie Dennis Of San Francisco, out Polnl ed Tommy Dixon of Memphis, in a ten round fight here tonight. Den his constantly bored in on Dixon keeping the Memphis man against the ropes a large part of the hg1t Dixon, however, seemed to have a shade the better of the contest dur ing the last three rounds. Monte Dale, of Denver and Jess Gilbert oi PhiiI ielphia, fought a bloody ten round draw.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS
 MAKES GOOD WITH
 PEOPLE OF DISTRICT
Splendid Show Enjoyed By Two l arce Crowds Ate.
 noon and Evening
EVERY PROMISE IS KEPT

Ladies end a gentlemen; on our left we see Prince Oompa, the savage caniial who nas only been in this country for five weeks. He can't speak a slnsle word of English. Can you Chies?"
 Not one word, answers the fear inspiring savage mas5icator Of hu man flesh ir mild tone of voice in which a rich southern drawl is to be found
 Oh, yes. he chier was here. SO w,t< The lion that is untamablc and the lady with the snakes. not bottled There were clowns and acrobats and jockeys Everything that goes i3 make up a good circus was in evi Gence. Eyen the concert was better than the usual afterTast The Seiis Floto circus was good
 'Thrillers were ordinary. so much so in fact that it required more than an ordinary stunt to make tho cold chills run down the backs of the ob servers. At that those creepy sen sensations were not infrequent ;n their visitations.
 Two large audiences visited the big show at the Don Luis grounds yesterday afternoon and evening and frequent applause testified 70 their liking for the acts.
 Bert Morphy who literally sings. as advertised to beat the band" is ar attraction well worth hearing. The De La Mead family in classic poses reproducing well known works of art are splendid in their role. Forty clowns. funny funmakers made their appearance from time to time as the program progressed. Si< ele phant actors made good in one ring while in the second, Kansas and Miss Ouri, the two baby elephants did their little tricks to no unstinted share of applause. Omar. the equine aviator sailing through the air amid a perfect shower Of fireworks was another delightful example of train ing. The Mapell family in high wheel riding showed some exception al tunts. There were also a horse that two stepped, others that cake walked and some that almost talked. The whole was rounded of by races of various kinds.
 The animals in the menagerie while not numerically great were young and quartered in clean, well kept cages. There was great sport in feeding the monkeys and ele phalts aud in watching the bears tumble about in a playful wrestling match on the floor of their inclosure
 As whole the Sells Floto circus can be recommended 70 the public as containing many acts which are alone worth the quarter of dollar charged for admission. It is clean and wholesome, providing the hlgh est class of amusement for the bulk of the patrons, which is the highest compliment that can be paid to an enterprise Of that character.
 On account of the topography of the district the children and many of their elders were disappointed The regular parade had to be dispen .sed with. although the band render ed a short concert on the streets at noon. The school children were much in evidence during the after noon. a holiday having been given them.
 TEe circus left at an early hour this morning for Tucson where it will appear today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April B. Problems of agricultural cooperation the redirection Of elementary and high school education, sanitation and health. better and more protective and more profitable farming. and improvement of the home and church will form the leading top ios for discussion at the conference for education in the south to be he'd here this month Every south ern state will be represented at ;he conference. The most of the sssions will be devoted to discus sing the better adaptation of all cd ucation and educational agencies of the south to the needs of rural life and conditions in this section of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
CRUCIAL TEST
 OF DEMOCRATS
Continued from Page |,

Continued from Page n
 ping out program for the house in the early days The ex'ra scs- sion have reached the conclusion that they will send their first tar if measure to the senate about May l. There is a wide difference of opinion sls to wha5 this first tariff measure will bp. IL may be inc Canadian Teclpr6city treaty, CT g revision of tie woolcl scnedDies Of the Payn Allrich tariff. It 8 generally assumed lhas ,he reef proeity agreement wilI Le Tas se'l by the democrats after a few weeks of debate n the house. The issue will then be put squarely rp to the republicans of the senate.
 With the committee appointments out of the way. the house of repre- centatives will then proceed to the serious business of the session which includes the passage of the Canadian reciprocity agreement and probably. he revision of the Payne tariff law in several of it's mos important schedules.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
ElvE pRIsoNERs KlLLEo.

PUEBLO, Colo. April 5--Fise prisoners and one guard are dead as the result of break for nber- ty by the occupants of the state penjtentiary here early today. TWen' ty-two convic:s escaped. The pris' oners overpowered the chief of the guard. who was killed. A sergeant of the guard squad was mortaliy wounded. Two soldieds fled with the prisoners.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
MADERO PULLS
 THE WRONG WAY
CcOntinaed From Page 1J

result of the visit of the insurrectos 10 Fronteras Saturday, Presidente Pablo Rivera is a raving maniac. The rebel band. commanded by Red" Lopez. captured Rivera, and stood him up to be shot, when the presi dente suddenly became insane. The insurrectos then released him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
se.ssn.non BRIDGE.

OTTAWA, April 5.-The contract for the superstructure of the Que bee bridge across fha St. Law renee river was awarded today, the estimated cost of the bridge beins sS, ,650.c9o.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06

Bureau Of Census announces popa la:ion of Tombstone in 1910 as 1882; in 1900 the population was 6f6.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-04-22
STATES APPEAL MONDAY
Attorney Young Hopes to Advance
Rate Case on Supreme Docket.

3. T. Young, former attorney gen
eral and now associate state counsel
in the Minnesota railway rate cases
said today that the states appeal
from Judge W. H. Sanborn's decision
in the federal circuit court. probably
would be filed at St. Paul Monday
1t had been intended to make the ap-
peal today, but the papers are ont
ready. ....f :
Immediately after filing the ap-
peal, Mr.. Young will go to Washing
ton and ask the supreme court to
advance the case on it's calendar and
thereby save a delay of two years.
Mr.. Young was re-engaged as state
counsel when Judge Sanborn's deci-
sion was made. All special counsel
in the case were dropped from the
state pay roll Jan. 1 by Attorney
General George +. Simpson, there
by saving the state $1,000 a month,
including E. s. Durment of St. Paul,
who has not been re-engaged.