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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
BALDWIN AVID FRAYVE
TO BOX TEN ROUNDS
Hardy Downing Signs Clever
LightWeigllts as Headlincrs
at Auditorium.
BOTH CLASSY BoNERS
They Will Weigh in at l35
Pounds at ) O'Clock Next
Monday Afternoon.
BOTH CLASSY BOXERS

Matty Baldwin. the Boston lightweight
who put up such rafting so with
Johnny Mccarthy at the Johnston bene-
III. viii box Johnny Trayne ten rounds
in the Auditorium next Monday night
Promoter Hardy Downing has severed all
connection with the old Manhattan club
and has dispensed with his several part
ners. He Is staging this bout alone and
he has been exceedingly fortunate in gel
ting such boxers rs Frayne aud Baid-
win.
Baldwin arrived iasi night from San
round draw With frankie Burns OF oak
lard last Friday nisht He looks 10 he
in the pink of condition and ought 10 be-.
for he has been boxing very Frequently
during the last six months. Since last
MAY he has taken part in bouts total
ing l22 rounds. With Baldwin Wss his
mana ger. Alex Mclean. who is conf
dent that Baldwin can outpoint frdFnc.
bui this has been moot question among
fight fans for some time,
Fraync came To salt Lake to box Bald
win al the Johnston benefit but he
had been bothered by rheumatism 50 hc
brought on Il crisis and ,hc night tho
bout WAS TO have taken place FraHnc
WAS unable to leave his ned. His knee
WAS swollen To twice its usual size. Pro
moter Hardy Downing induced johnny
Mccarthy TO come on from san Fran
cisco and take Frames place. Everyone
who saw the bout between Baldwin and
Mccarthy agreed il was the best seen In
salt Lake Tor wears.
Ftayne. this time will moi come here
until two or three days before tho bon,
aud will thus avoid the danger Of being
afflicted with rheuma tism again.
The men will weigh IN al lSj pounds
at O'Clock Monday afternoon. For sey-
eral months proposed meetings between
ihese two boys have aroused kccneI
interest among followers Of puei'ism but
something has always happened Ia pre-
won't them from meeting.
II is generally believed that they are
evenly matched, although Baldwin is
much better known than Frayne. Per-
sons who have seen tho California lad in
action say that he has always been un
dersstlmated They predict he Will give
the aggressive Bostonian hard bout.
Baldwin is onr of the busiest pDcS to
be found anywhere. Scarcclv month
passes i'll which he does not take part
In some match. he always gives spec
tators n run for their money" FOR he
Is NOT ''stallcr." but fast. acSrcs
&ipe boxer. who has held his own with
tho best Of them.
Ths bout will Undoub,c cdly he by far
The best that has been staged here since
the Johnston benefit.
There will also he foUr-round and Il
siX-roiind go. but Promoter Downing has
not decided whom lie Is going So put on
for these events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Spokane Fair Entries.

SPOKANE, Oct @,-Tucsdays entries
for the running races al the interstate
fair follow:
FIRST race. purse. five fuTlones-Sidon.
Ilb Horus. Frcewell, Wild Scar ~;
pretty Soon. Burl. l09; Anna Schneider,
100
handicap-Roy junior. III; Ocean Queen.
1O6 Biackmate, l0l: Sake, %; Acumen.
Big Stick. 9S
Third race. selling. six furlonss-Gra =
mercy Knight OF Jvanhoe, Gelico, Nettie
Travers. Nebraska Lass. Electrown. Bir-
die r. III: Bucolic, Aftermath. lO,: Hand
Satchel. LOG: Ed Ball, 1885, Green Isle
Fourth race. purse. six and one-half
furlons-St. Sylvania, Colinet. Metropo!i-
tan. Eeaunan. 1903. Prince Rupert. Ada
Meade Big Stick. Daddy Clip. Dorothy
Ledectt. 106.
Weather good; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
TODAY'S ENTRIES
AT STATE FAIR

First race. 2:ls class, pace or trot.
purse slooo--Laurs b, b. M, owner Par
ley Bennion salt Lake, Utah; Hickory
*, 70. H., owner l.. 6. Strong. Montpe-
lier Ida. Dan H.. h. e., owner Charles
Zcimcr. ogden, Utah: Dr.. Rcd, H.. s., own
or Watkins q Clark Billings, Mont: Uno,
s. m, owners Cunningham & Gale, Delta,
Colo: Alice r., $. M. owner I, Hunter,
Delta, Colo; l<latter Grey. 2. M, owner
.. NJ. Runycn. Ogdcn, Utah; Gypsy
Wood. blk. M owner w, :. Massa Love
II, Anderson. Idaho Falls, Ida; EchoIa.
owners Robinson Bros. Paiisadc. Colo.
Anna B., s. m, owner {. l., Bennett
Salt Lake. Utah.
slOoo-rhc Preacher. ch, e. owner Y. c.
Swanbcrg. Ricliicld. Utah: Ted g, b. e.
owner Il. Strong, MONTPELIER. Ida; foNie
Togo. TO. m. owners Speirs Bros; Salt
Barnard. Hotchkiss. Colo: Helen White
man. blk m. owner w. II, Carpenter,
Greelv. Colo; PrImns br- g, owner j.
W Knight Provo, Utah; Bahy Thorn,
les. Cal; Merry Direct: b. H., owner II,
Woodhouse Idaho Falls, lda-
Third race. five eichths of mile dash.
all ages. purse Sloo-Scacoast. ch. M. =.
Iin. owner c. +. Dye: Bauthal O2O. rh.
m. owner C. 81. Glow: Coonskin G20,
owner .. Il. LMnd; Miss Butte (ll9!, o.
m. owner A. c. Uro, SwsScrIaior tl3l.
owner George Basseit. Howard Pearson
Nl9), blk e. owner j. T.. Livingstone !;
Navarro G19). h. e, owner y. c. Chris
tcnscn; Gabriel Ol9l, $. g. owner ~ Is
smith; Beaumont G19), ch. g., owner B,
F. Hobart; Louisa T. QUO, b. M. owner
t. q. Walker; Defy t9O, br t. owner
J. r Rnbbns; Titus IL Gl9), n. s.. own
cre Price & Kent.
Fourth race. scvcn-eiErths OF a milo.
running. purse $200--Dorothy Ann (l9;
br. m. owner c. T. Dye. Rather Royal
GI9). br. e. owner G Il. Glow; NO Quar-
ter 1la), h. <. owner George Bassctt :.
Star Blaze. (2I GiD. 5. h., owner \, {.
Christensen: IIoylc O1?) br, :. owner
*. Obcr. Grc"nbridGc t22), br IT, own
CT u. II. Farke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
DIR. HARRY E. WEBSTER
is HELD WITHOUT BAIL

DIXON. H.. Oct. "a coroners jury
At Polo III. late TO-DAY ordered Dr. Harry
Elein Webster held in the OGle county
fan at Oregon, IL. without bail on a
charge of numbering his second wife.
Bessie Kent Webster. Webster did not
appear ut lhc inquest in Polo Members
OF the coroner's jury were taken in au-
tomoblles TO the Jail AT Oregon, where
Webster acknowledged his confession
made in Chicago,
Matthias Meyers was the first witness
and told OF finding the body on Friday
when he and his wife We're on a nutttug
expedition. Mrs Myers corroborated the
testimony OF her husband.
Sheriff Delaney. who was present at
the time OF the confession. gave the his
tory OF tie crime and confession and
exhibited 10 The Jurors An ordinary pocket
knife which b" said Dr. Webster had CIV
en- him with the information that II was
the weapon with which he had killed
the woman
States Attorney Emerson is rushing
preparations for the trial and hopes 20
have an Indictment returned by the reg
ular grand jury which Is now IN ses-
sion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
TENNESSEE DOG IN
CLASS BY HIMSELF

The United Northwest Field Trial clubs
alI-agc stake WIS finished here today
Momoney. the Tennessee dog. owned and
handled by J. NJ. Avcnt O! Hickory Val
Icy. Tenn. ran In class by himself
and was awarded first place. Uncle Dave.
owned by George w. Parsons of Kennc-
bunk, Nc. and handled by Jacob Bishop
of Rutherford. Ala, was second. and
IicWellyn Dan Stone. owned by T.. 4.
Parsons ~ Portland Or. handled by +.
:. Munger OF Burlington, Wash, was
th.Sd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
kILBANE WANTS TO
BOX RIVERS AGAIN

LOS ANGELES. oct with $4,000
I'm cash. Tho money equivalent uf three
scalps taj<cr from rcathcrwciGht aspi-
rants during tho past six months. Johnny
Eilbane Is on his way home to Cleveland
today to rest. preparatory 10 anolner
nmrijistic csmpaign in Los Angeles. XII
i,a nc said hc would return 10 give Joe
Rivers another fight 10 decide finally
which Of rhe two would meet Abe Attel
for. tho cha mpiDnShip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

athletic prlcst-but was too late. AS
came up TO the base, Father O'Brien
was trading gloves with his center
fielder. My lad said he TO the
center fielder. can YOU swear? Can YOU
profane?'
" Why-ah-well. father, I have
cursed, but ! didn I mean ii, the cen
ter fielder stammercd
" Then. my son. said Father
o Brieu. take this glove and play first
base with all the language that goes
with the position y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Soccer Field Surveyed.

The high school campus was covered
with water yesterday afternoon, SO there
was no football Scrmmagc work, Coach
Richa rdsun worked tho men In the GYM
nasiuul Manager Wiscomb Of the SOC
ccr team has had tho field surveyed and
the goal posts put up. He VIII Try 10
get practice games with some Of the city
teams as he has games arranged with
Granite. l.. -. $, and All ilallows college.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Contact Authorized.
special 20 The Tribune.

Special IN The Trlbunc.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2-The secretary
OF the interior has authorized the
recia nation service to execute contract
with the Whitcway-Le Construction
company OF Boise, Idaho. for tho con-
struction OF an office building for the
reclamation service at Boise, Idaho The
contract price is s12.306.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Entombed Men Rescued.

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Oct 2-The
fourteen men who were cntombed in the
Shakespeare placer gold mine on Dome
creek were rescued carly today none the
worse FOR the confinement of eighty -four
hours y drill hole through which they
had been proVisioned was enlarged by
tina wing until il was big enough 10 per-
init the body of 2 man "a pass. Then
the imprisoned miners were pulled up
one after another 10 the surface Of the
1r,..,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

or over IL is an ideal
ga me. and many an
old Sassenach ha s
prolonged his DAYS
OH earth by this
most inviGora,ine
and exciting OF
games The rivalry
In Scotland over the
Y arr GUS curling
teams is inspiring.
ard at such Il meet
as that held at Loeb
mabcn. in Dun1fr1cs-
shire, I have seen as
many as 5000 people
on III" Ice watching
tho various four
somes from all over
the roUniN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

F1TTSBC re. oct. 2.-Neg Yors
prared in In" closing game 81 Pi;isb,,
season here today. defeating pIttrt
% 10 o. II MAS well rla@eh contest
The feature was the pitching NJ Wsa
~ho hcld Pirtshurg hstsmcn 10 7
singles, on a scratch. Not a puish
man reached second base and only
got 10 first.
In all only % men faced Wn,ss
of whom received pass. The flal,
on both sidps vas sharp and brilliant
Devore scored New Yorl's firsi y,,'
he fourth inning. fTe orcned Tiyh =
Grnundcr toward first Ia So which
ono could handle. lie went tc. second
Doyles base on balls. 70 third on 4,
rIfice by Snodsrass. and home on N
ray's ont from Mccarthy to McKech
The two runs in tho sixth wnra ss1
hT Wilfse and Devore. Wilise was ps'
and DeTore made his third hit. 4 as
flee hy DOYLE advanced both ana
scored on single by snodgrass. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Damage Reaches Thousands

CLEVELAND Oct. @,-Three quarters
of a million dollars damage WAS done
by the rainstorm which swept over
northern Ohio yesterday and western
Pennsylvania last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Boston
No Game in ST. Lonis.

Three games We're scheduled In
National league Yesterday: Bostci
Philadelphia. PittSburg rs. New
and ST. Louis Us. Chicago. The
game was not played because Of
grounds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Cheap Food Riot.

WARSAW Oct. There WAS a
cheaper food" rio, directed against the
Jews here today Three Jews and two
quickly restored order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Hears Ducks Are Dying.

Or r. Is Beatty, secretary Of the state
board OF health. yesterday received a re-
port that many dead ducks had been
found along the Jordan river. Or Beatty
Will investigate the truth OF the report.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
SCHLEY DROPS DEAD
IN NEW YORK Street
Continued From Page Ons.)

fcstly not fitting that he should com
mon, upon the Sampson -Schley contro-
versy, but lie would say that Schlcy waa
always honorably loyal 10 Sampson the
commander in chief.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Western Leasue

Al 81. Joseph-St Joseph. 9; Lincoln.
o. forfeited.
Al Pucblo-Pueblo. !: Omaha. g.
The foregoing were the only games
PLAYED in The Western league Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
TEAM MATCH AT
CHESS TONIGHT

At the Chess anG Checker club last
night j. B. Smith met sin PLAYERS in ST
multancous checkers. conuestine nine
games with the following result.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

! n" oUIN way Inat Lhlcarn ccuId h
Ne" York is for The Cubs 10 o.in -,
their seven remaining games and ~.
Giants 10 lose all Of their clever vsy,- w,
ing games. II this miracle snonll har,
the standing would then be.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want 'fad in The Tribune,
Bell phone $500 Ind. $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

CHICAGO, Oct. - was most inter-
cstod To hear that curling VAS amonS inc
parks curriculum Of sports as. being a
Scot, ! love the game. ! think Tor nhd
dlc-accd men and for old mon up 10 ="
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Philadelphia Beats Boston.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. e.--PhIlsdt
hit Tie deliveries OF Perduo and n,
hard today and beat Boston S
Hoeg. tho third pitcher used b. n
and Chalmers. who succeeded c
were effective Score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films to Us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street
Exclusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
American League
Maps Beat the Tigers.

CLEVELAND. Oct 2.-Cleyeland
fcateh Detroit in the first game Of
final series here, 10 :. Covlngton
forced 10 retire because his pitt
hand was injured by baiteo ball. Q
ford led in batting, With Two doubles
two singles. Cobb famed twice
fouled out once. kaler struck oul
men but had one bad inning, X
Detroit .s.. .........,...,,..;.,
Ratterics-Kalcr and O'Nelll: A'
CuvinCton. Summers and Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
CURLING IS AN IDEAL
SPORT FOR OLD ME|v
QueenSberry Expects to Form
Club Whose Members Will
Be Over Sixty.
BOWLS IN DINING ROOM
Venerable Scot Found Way to
Keep Up Practice Even in
Summer Time.
BOWLS IN DINING ROOM
BY MARQUIS OF QUEENsBERRY

(Copyrigh,, 1911. hy Marquis Of Queens
berry,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
Rain Pnstnones Games.

Four games were Schcduleh
American league yesterday, but
at Cleveland was the only one
All the others were postponed
count OF rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03
ONE MORE WIN WITH
''C|NCH' PEN|Ill|
Giants Would Have 10 / /.
All and Cubs Win All tol
Forfeit Flag. II
IS MEN FACE Wills
Not a Pirate Reached Sscou|
Base and Only Four Cod
to First.
IS MEN FACE WILTs|

One OF the games which New =.
needed TO clinch the title 20 the X
tional league pennant was won N,-.
from Pittsbnre. This victory incr.,.
New York's lead over Chicago "a
"C "S points Tho defelt Of pj,sss
seriously ieopardiz"s tnat clubs tI,,s
ihlr0 r.acn. Standing. N''l
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
We Carry q Splendid
 Line of Porch Furniture
It's Refrigerator Time

A refrigerator IS an ab- solute necessity now. Meats vegetables, etc, must be on ice while the weather is so warm.
 When you consider buying regTig- orator we ask for the privilege Of showing you the Alaska. We know that It is the best made and want you to see it before buy ing. We will be glad to show you all the important improvements or this over the ordinary refriEerat1r, a few of which are the full char coal lining, a removable drain pipe, insuTing absolute cleanliness and many others that limited space here will not permit us to mention. Al sizes from e 10 105 10. ice capacity at from s12.00 up to $S-.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Washable, Combable Hair Rolls 65c

From the great number of these hail rolls that have been sold we have come to the conclusion that they are the best that we have ever sold. The washable and combable features of the rails make them the mast desirable for both san itary and neat appearing reasons.
 Here in all shades ar special Csc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Shoes For The Family

We set shoe standards high here because know that shoes of assured quality in leather and workmanship are satisfactory both in comfort and cost in the long We carry only the shoes of the worlds prominent makers who have high standard their work And then really pays carry such lines only for figure that satisfied customer best advertisement We ht the whole family with shoes here and fit them right too and at prices that right.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

, H lul II tb lNii you Ci At $500 is a pretty waist made of good quality batiste. The from has a wide panel of embroidery lace. Back has groups of small and medium sized tucks. A very dainty waist and a splendid value at this price.
 At $500 are pretty and weh made waists of fne quality pa tiste, has low Dutch neck; lace yoke; panels of embroidery Of scroll design on each side Of tucked and insertion trimmed front; kimona sleeves with panels of embroidery and insertion. The back is trimmed in the same man ner as the front
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

At $500 is a beautiful waist made of sheer. fine quality batiste. This waist has round Dutch neck, lace trimmed. The front is elaborateiy trimmed with embroidery and in sertion. giving pointed yoke et- feet. The shoulder and sleeves are in one piece and are trimmed with embroidery of a scroll design. he back is daintily tucked.
 At sl2.00 Voile waist with To" Dutch neck, Irish chochet lace trimmed The front is beautifully hand-embroidered in a garland CT. feet. Small white beads are usea in the design o fembroidery and give a very pretty combinat on. Shoulders and sleeves are datn- tily tucked and lace trimmed Short length sleeves.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Hammocks For Porch or Lawn

Every man who has a porch or shady spotin which to stretch a hammockShould have one. Our line gives you the widest range for choosing both in style and plice.
 .Arawana" Hammocks in all pretty color c )mbinations at prices rang ing frof s2 co up to $500.
 Swinging Porch Hammocks at prices from S1i.50 up to Sl6.OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Underwear And
 Hosiery For Women And Children

Our great Hosiery and Un- wear is ready to serve you with all needs in these lines necessary for summer com fort and at prices that are less than you pay elsewhere. Ladies silk or Lisle Vests range in price from s1.S5 up to s225. Ladies Lisle Vests; Fancy Yokes at 35c to 75c.
 Ladies Cotton Vests at 10c up to 35c. Ladies' Lisle Pants 35c up tn s125. Ladies' Union Suits; Tight knee or lace trimmed at Csc up to SIPS. Ladies oItsize Union Suits; tight knee at 75c up to S1OO.
 Children's Vests; low neck; no sleeves, high neck and long sleeves or high neck and short sleeves at Ter garment 35c.
 Children's Pants; lace trimmed or tight knee at 35c.
 Ladies Black and colored Sik Hose at S125 pair.
 Ladies Black Lace Hose range in price from 35c up to S1.00 pair. Children's Plain and Fancy Lisle Hose at 35c pair.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
SMART SET Hair Nets 5 for l5c

The best cheap hair net that we could find. Made of good quality silk and in all shades. Packages of five at l5c each.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Hats at $5, $7.5O, $1O

But few stores in much larger city than Blsbee could show the number and variety of the hats we display at these prices Most all of them are from our own work rooms and like the hats at several times their nTiaes are individual. So varied are the styles that a woman need but let be- comiugness be her sole guide You may find the newest Helmet, Bic Drne and Sail ors. In fact, hats for every tyre Of face and coifure. Our desig ners have captured the spirit of Paris in these hats at $500, S7.50 and S10.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

Beautiful Taffeta and MessaIine SIX PettIcoats in floral and Per sian designs. The floUnces are dep, tucked an daccordeon plaited We have a snlendid line of these petticoats which range in price from S6,50 up to s16.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Kayser Gloves For Summer

There is great importance attached to the choosing of the gloves for perfect matching to the new summer gown suit Some will want long 6 bottom length and others the short clasp sort We could recommend no better glove than the Kayser which here in all lengths and shades. . L
 
  length will be found
 ShortT 75c S1O0 and Sl25 and Sl75.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
The woman with $35 to spend
 on the suit will find here

Sits that express style workmanship and quality in every linesus that truly the work of master hands and designers has perfect right to expect quite
 bit in these the suit that she intends paving $35 for hardly any would expect the values offer.
 The very loyelest styles here for your choosing with every designing and tailoring as near per lection as experience make it. Never in the history of this great shown such beautiful creations these.
 We ask you in them and realize the great pain we have taken in choosing for you.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

Pretty Taffeta Petticoats in plain colors; tucked flounce and dust ruffIe. These petticosts are made Of just the correct width for wear with the new narrow skirts. You may find any shade you wish
 Prices range from S4.50 up to s2O-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

1e-iach Single Records Lucia di Lammermoor, Amore's Song (from Robin Hood) The Army and Navy. The Boy Who stuttered and The Girl Who Lisped.
 Negro Wedding in Georgia On the Wings of Song- I'm Failingin Love with Someone. HiawathaTwo Step.
 Mariuch. ! a Paloma- How Mother Made the Soup.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
THE MOD A R T The Corset Of Fashion And Comfort

The Improved Lace Front, feature of the Modart Corset is but of the many special good qualities that raises far above the corset Never have we found corset that while following fashions this corset does give perfect comfort to the
 Wne supporting giving Fashions lines gives Tseoo other every meium and weldespsd figures slender nsures and couil and are sold here pTice-S5O0
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
New Hand Bags

Our Leather Goods Store IS greater now than ever before. Surely we are showing the finest lire of hand bags of any store in the city. And in every case Quality and Right Prices govern.
 Of special mention are.
 Those popular Suede Bags in rich brown. navy, tan and back ih rounc and square shapes, with beautiful g1lt frames and either silk cJr5 or leather carrying straps. Price from sZ00 up to $6.75
 PeautifuI Morocco and Seal Leather Pags in black, tan, brown and navy, lined with either beautiful More or feather. All have coin purses and many card cases. Prices S225 t9 SII 70
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Hats at $15 to $50

Advancing Into summer tne UeduuIuI picture hat comes more to the front. large dressy shapes Of superb sweep and curve the inspIlatIon Of master designers. Then there are beautiful lace and flower trimmed pattern hats. ostrich plume trimmed crea- tions in the latest dropping fountain or fleets. The rapidity with which they leave the store and the readiness with which others are supplied in their place, makes this department present an ever different appearance. No store in the city can come closer to fulfilling a womans fond est dreams of hat beauty, than thIs store today.