Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-02


 Portland. Ore.
 Chris Evans was the leader of a hold gang of desperadoes which, iu the early nineues terrorized the country about Visaiia and Fresno
 with repeated holdups and train
 robberies. After a most spectacular chase Evans and several other mem bers Of his rang were captured, ar ter they had killed several of their rursUers. Once they escaped from iail, but were recaptureG. tried an1 sentenced. Evans received a life sentence. He leave1 prison Q blind. feetle and crippled man. these patrons from resortng to the
 big shops: and there are speciality shops where chic models of this
 kind are sold in great variety and
 at remal kabIy low prices.
 For some reason or other the de- | sieners Of women's fashions are ] making frantic efforts 10 popularize the trouser or harem skirt. Tn Paris the women. seem to have taken fancy to the new style and they seem determined to give it at least
 a trial The prominent makers Of womeris dresses ere turning out large numbers of these skirts and, realizing that some redeeming feat ure must be introduced in these
 skirts to make them attractive, the designers have concentrated their 1 efforts uron beauty or material. soft and supple, artisiically designed and showing the most eyouisite workmanship. In spite Of these ef-
 forts, and The prediction of prom l inert designer that trouseF skirts
 would te worn generally a year hence. the sensible, refined women of good taste are not showing any inclination to adopt the trOuser
 skirt.
 Many 1onnets Seen. | Bonnets are worn a great deal at the present tinne and prominent mil liners say that thev will he in fasl'- l ion throuehCut the summer and | rrobarlv in the fall The tyre Of | bonnet one sees most often on the ! street is built I'D in rough straw. has 1 a round crown quite covering the ' head down tn the neck in the hack and a slightly projecting poRe brim | and is trimmed with big bow set ! low in the lack, and perhaps by | Home little brim nosegav or single I flower rosed near the edge of the b-im in front. The brin may be lin- l cd with contrasting color or with self color.
 But. it must not be imagired that ! ail bonnets are built upon the same | simple and conservative lines. Some | of them are extremely audacious and l many of them, unfortunately un- 1 sreakahIv raly and vulgar. Even the l conservative and really petty nod i eIs are rot suitable for all women. 1 They are Fecoming and attractive 1 on a vo1ng and slender girl. but
 look rerfectiv hideous and absurd
 uron sro~t and fat women who have l raese1 the period Of their youth.
 There are strines uron good 1 many Of the bonnets. though they
 are the execution rather than the
 r1Ie and trev are usually tied well
 st the left side Occasionally. how
 ever. one sees strings knOtted de
 rurely under the chin, and rihbou | trfmrrjny the bonnet nav peThans Fe knotted or the outside of the
 brim at the left siee and fall in ] ! Ioons and ends down over the sho1F Yer. without passing under the chin at all.
 Ribbons Beautiful.
 The ribbors Of the seaSon are SC leautifuI that the milliuers have ] not been able to resist using them ] uron both hats and bonnets. and D the wide taffeta hacked velvet, or ten with the silk facing in colo cor
 trastipg with the velvet. makei
 smart lows. as Go the exquisite bro
 cades and printed designs and one tore eolorings. Sometimes a ladder of prim btd' 3 velvet bows Is set up the Lack {"
 tbe bonnet in place of big TOW
 and there are fascinating little mol
 els whose trimminR is all euucsed one side instead of being posed Ot front or back
 l Velvet is much used in the sprins -- millinery. Straw hats have yeivt ' i, faced hrjns or velvet crowrs ~lti ! straw brins. White straw shapes Tr. : 1 laced with black or dark blue vel
 | vet Black velvet might be said Y ' he inc characteristic touct Of th' l. ! season. SA.-~.y F. rnaIine crowns and briTns are used
 ! and this Ilusg hisse .et - al l. corgv tbe effect. markings and al . os % f,r TujIe is employed in the sam' -- way and floral batbrims and crow {. trimmings are yelled with o'-el l. tufle. .toc, T. BIsck and white, and either Llacl n or white with touch of some WI . color-cerise, geranium red. Toya l, blue, purple. emerald green--Sre, ,,t1s tn
 popular color combinations; fel'1T e'' s 50 far. is mainly supplied i'y ,s U, l. tarnished gold effects fasaionSoi E last winter. ,. t t The fancy parasol will be macn y evidence this spring- Os-r'ca ieNeI T. CTS are the latest edSng lof o'' e silk and cloth-of-gold models. ~ 3, White buckskin ties with oiac t natsnt leather uppers are mods x for hIaek and white suits.
 m EIORENCE FAIRBANKS.