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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-13

SALES-Between Boards: $50 Nc
Bryde. $3.50; 80 McBryde. $3.50; 20
McBryde, $3.50; 125 McBryde, $3.50;
10 Pioneer, $500; 10 Pioneer, 5000: 10
II. C. 4 S. Co, $3.50; 10 II. c. & S
Co. $3.50: $4,000 Olaa Is, $50; 10
Eva. $3l.75: 25 Eva, s31.75; 10 II.
C. 4 S, Co.. $3.50; 20 Oahu, $31: 10
Pioneer, $500.
Session Sales: 10 Oahu. $3l: 80
Oahu, $31; 10 Oahu. s3l; 8 Eva, 49,
Latest sugar quotation; 4.23e- or
$84.60 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-13

The village of Aumone, In France,
Is said to he the healthiest place In
Europe, II has only forty inhabit-
ants, twenty-three of whom are over
eighty years old, and one Is over one
hundred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-13
BARGAINS.

We deal In listed and unlisted seci
rifles OF all kinds. La Zacaulpa, Chi
apas. Rio Michol, Hidalgo rubber; Mas
cot copper; Pruissims Hills oil stool
W. e. LOGAN
Room II Bacon Block, Oakland, Co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

steu, ierlig fra Gbriitian 6en Sent
tes og 6re0erif Sen Spoenoes Gio,
.iom tager Jig opermaooe beforatipt
us, oels peo 6eres elegatte Slibs
ming og 6orm, og 6els peo, at Sc er
'opitilleoe poa imaa &sie, irobeene=
Sc al Giertte- eller glmebaffe. Ma<
turligbis er ST.. @acfeprang .itfe
blind for, at 8eporelien at @ile-
|itenere / roget Moa6e fltf1e bemme
Snofprelien at @eregningen al Gel,
|lengoer efter @eteripitenet, mer
|poa sen o1oen SIDE fumes Stenene
at per at iaa fri biitoriif @eroi, al
set moa aniees for ct tpipliomt @ooe
at fier1e Sem, ielp om set, iom CT
%oprinoelig @lau gift r6 poa, blet
beiluttet at iomle SEM grltppepis oe
opitille bem for gfsempel pe6 2a11o.
t%brugsmuieef / 9pngbp el(er ct oil
Set nelegnet Ste6.
9r. Mocfeprang for 81 I'LL for
mntleret cit SSnoitilli1g til @iniltere1
i. for offe,hlige Mrbeioer ON, at
bpert Tolo ct ltbuolg al sc me1t %
foratipe Mileltene bliper freoe6e, c!
letter al Sonbipnligbe6 blipcr 9nife
bcrom opfpl6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
fri pru1r lqrllrrnrhr
ulnrP 1ulk8 maurltnHHPr.

lenae 9ipet beb at regu1ere maben. Gtanbs=
ming / Mapefunttionen fsrer til Spsoom.
&oinber Tan siennem be tritife aar lite
sisre bebre en6 at BRUCE 6Drup pepin flez
Re @anse usentlis inoti1 @Dftem'et otter ct
/ Orben.
81anbt be traftisfe anbefatere af ST..
@alome1ls SDrup 4epfn ct Mr. ". y.
Corn | Metu 9ecatur, Mla., og Wtr. George
6. @pauloins af Rational Soldiers 8on1e
/ &anias, besse e1ore Menb. Gn SLATE at
%iebbanlis @tbrrelie ian tisbes | ale Ipo=
tbeter for SO Gents % 81.
Gn fri 9rbpef1aHe ion faas oeb at fenbe
Sores Mbresie til 9r. 90. 81. galbtpe(l,
$50 Galope11 Building, Monticello, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

st at be NET m%ertberbise 8ebiier paa be
uirobanltge latserenoe Gbner / ST.. Galb=
tuells Syrup 9epfn er, at ben inbbirter lite
alene paa Menne1ter | beres bebfte Mar, men
ogiaa paa benz beb Mloerssrenoien. 9ige
iaa manse Brebe moota9es fra Msbre
&nleonin9 at 9elbrebelie for 8ern, iom
fra Menb % &btnoer paa 60, 70 % 80
Mar. Set r1aa | @anbbeo bore ct bioun=
ber1i9t 9atserinssmiobel.
Sit @elbrebelfe at Mopr= % Snbbolbs=
tibelier bos e1ore Go1t bar bet lite fin 0ise.
Set opbGber @tanbsningen, fierner @obeb=
pine, 2eberiDge, Sos, 9bfsbeb efter Maa1=
tibet, ofo. Go1t / ben fremfreone Nloer Bot
fBree for at resulere Mapen beb at BRUCE
ST. Ga1ouells Syrup pepfin. Sc tan for:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
S set iioite @eonjfabsoar er ser

S set iioite @egnifabsaar er ser |
&iemmets alinif bebanolet S94 rpe
og Alas ttol, &atienter gratis iamt
,873 @atienter for fulo eller baIpe9e-
falling. Ser er u6leperet 8an6ager %
for 76,337 aroner gratis,
for 11,265 &roner til balls Bris og
for 43,918 &ro11er til ful6 &ris.
IS 8anoageafoelingen, bpor Ser igS=
ieliettes AZ lgnnenoe M%rbeioere, er
Ser un6enuilt 10 gleber. S &oan0-
berferi folen er SO man6ltge %
fpinbelige @1eper blepen oplerte /
|forlfiellige &aanooerf, og | Sen Ser
til fnDtteoe Mftenitole far 81 @leper
np6t gratis nn6erpisning. S Silent
met bar Ser peret optaget S43 Ser
ioner / 95,1S5 Gage, beraf tt5
= paa 6ripla6ie / 19,205 Gage. &ao
Sanatoriet noe be6 @offe6al bar
1873 &erioner peret optagne / H.
1925 Gage, 6erof Sc 81 pan Grtplaos
i 7,046 Gage.
l10giften bar ga oglaa prre1
56S,549 @roner, me1 Snotegter
,,por 57t,262 @roner ioo Der blet
,en66o ct lille Sperlfllo. @irfiombe
Sen faar betpoelig @tatsunoeritettcl
ie, % oesuoen giper mango al 9ar
bets &ipbita6= % 2on0fomu1er Jam:
Nmtsraaoene oorlige @iorag. Sp
gapel at gipre set m1ligt for all
&anfpre at iprge for Jig ielp Del
ielpenoig Sirflombco, mao ga piit
nof fer iiges / nogcn @oooc at ner
me Jig lin issuing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

faal til 5re. 8aooe Melonerne %
aaaEene freezer meget 8ono for at
tribes go6t, og berfor bar 2atpaet5
onlogt en- @an6le6ning fra Moien,
% GEO &ialp al en- Burnpe bar ban
ipreitet itore Mengoer al @ano no
ODER Maaterne; men oerbe6 TOM ban
til at tage Ell 9eI al BET @mb, ser
ellers gaar til @n~llun6borg @ano=
o9rf, iaa ser bar ner blepen @an6=
mangel / &allun6borg / Sc born1e
Gage.
90 I'M t e 30 pIIe NJ s.
10 rem t. Sen 81. Stunt @fter<
mi6oag er 6en itore @ampn1elle
Munfe @glle be6 O6enie &apn neo-
brGnot. Sloen opltoo / Mpllens
Silopafbrs, bporfra oen forplante-
Sc Jig til 2ogerbuiet for forarbejoe0e
Yrool1fter. Selpe Mpllen lpffeoes
set at reo6e. 9e n%e6bren0te @pg=
Ringer uar asiureret for ca. 10000
SIR. S S%ilopofbuiet fonotes 5000
|Ebr. Slug og &be6e til en- &eroi al
ca. $4,000 &r. @eo 9agerbpgnin=
gen bre116te 10-15,000 Spffe
Mel til en &eroi al 2-3>O00,000
&r. 2ager og Snpentor bar for
iifret. Mariagen til Sloens Sp-
fomit ct en0nr1 life 'oplpit. Munfe
@plle eies al ct Mftieielifab, i bpil=
fet Mglier 6. s. @eterien far So
be0oftierne.
Sort pun6en S 0 r.
e n ings= 81 as e +. &as>
iereren for ~Mrbei6smenoenes 6or-
b1m6 / @entofte-2pngbp &oml,ne,
Sogneraaosmeolem &asml1S Slie1
er forlpun6en. &oo en @enerolfore
famling, lom 6agforeningen forles
ben ofbol6t paa @entofte @otel, blep
set al 9eitprelien oplpit, at Set peo
Ell l1noerisgelie af 6oreningens &us=
le babbe oiit Jig, at ser / benne
mangleoe ca. $4,000 &roner, set pil
lige set allermeite al &asie6ebolo=
ninge11. &%porle6es &osmus Sllen
bor funnel beipige 6oreningen for ct
iaa fort 8elgb, er en61n1 life ful6t
opflaret. Set er biitnof foregoae1
igjennem ct Stosrum al 2-3 Mar.
og @eoragerier,1e er 6erfor efter al
Sanoipnligbeo leoiogeoe al &egn:
ifobsfalifnerier. Hoa @eneralforiam.
lingen, bpor Gtemningcl oar mege1
barmful6 babe MOS 0en l1tro &os
ierer og Sen efterlaoenbe 8eitpreile.
iom life far fontrolleret bumL non
set Sen alminoeliee Mening, at Eer1=
g11e par brugte til @ptl, I'll. It. / So
taliiotoren poa Sraperbat1en % pes
8illaropareer. Sor Sen plpn0re0l
6agforening,6er Teller benpe6 1,0OU
Me0lemmer, er set ct Daar0t Stu5
pluoielig at bobe miltet bele &asle=
bebolomirgen. &asm1s Slien for
ipanot nogle Gage efter 0p6ogelien,
men bar mi ielp melot Jig til @olt-
tiet % CT orrelteret.
Spllanb.
ffIprt ing % / IT.
5 Ell ten 81 fop y. @enoag
sen 80. eSlli bill ser Mjfop @gilfo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
Gcrne.

81 nj 9egne. 2un6e
6pritelGrerembe6e pr. S6enie bar Sc
itblta Denpe0 200 @or finn peret BE-
lat meo 5 @nn6, ncmlig fra 1918.
9eraf far Sen ii6ite 2erer S. 6.
Niellen pirfet / Soguct / 46 Star.
Il grabni niger pe6
IS uno ggoor6 5. &e6 SUI
noipgoaro pao @bcn far 6orpogter
'&mien me6 iagtpnoig &inlp fra
&otimalmuieet foretaget l10gropnin=
ger. Ser ct of6effet IA gllen tDf-
fe @,re al ct 6eitningstaarn fra
Set IA. Marbnnoreoe. 8lanbt orore
,S11rb tan n9pnes CIT 8li0etngle.
g tort Sprlagni n g s.
8 + eft pea g l.
a S. S oisie Gage err set BE-
ill1ttet at ter1egge ct NIT fort Mreol
af &pobp 6jor0 / sen ipopeitlige Sci
ialt ca. $50 Spn0er 9an6. Ggr=
1egningen foretages al 2igelopet i
Screening meo oct gamle ll6ter=
rings =SSntereSientifob. Ser ifol an
ifaffes en- MY Motor til 10000 &r.
'@erme6 bill iolt $500 Spn6er 2al1o
LAT &pobD 6ioro blipe tprlagt.
Ieret 80 s e.
t EN-. &aa Sller,tp &giifole af-
ilereoes Sen IS. Sssatni CIT @inoete,1
for 6rn Stamina NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
I@briiten @ergs Cater. Minoeite-
1nel1, ser bGrer q, &ortrutmeoaillon
mooelleret al @%illeobugger @s. gn-
oerien, ct reiit al Gleper fra &eiifo-
len. Glepforeningers 6ormono,
F, @aar0eier SS;enien, staogerup, bolot
Mfileringstolen. 6ru '&riitenie1=
&an0ers @rober, &eooftpr Si9nr6
8erg, toffe0e poo 6amiliens @egne.
Dg6s oI0 un6e cit
IS c t. @n 6ltgleifp0ningsfeit Sen
i21. Sll1i poa rSregooroen" peo
|&osfil6e blep of6rl1ot UNDER meget
triite Smiten0igbeoer. &e6 Inlles-
1pisningen ionf pllt6iclig CIT al Gel
tagerne; &aptein 81. 9. g. sale en,
lamtme1r, rant al ct &iertellag, og
opoe fort efter. Soften blep itrofs
of6ruot. Gallcien, ser bar Ell Mono
poo noget ODER balptre6s, por en-
fle1ot og ofbol0t &osfil6e-9 orger.
Meooelelier ont bans pll6ielige $40
n1ootoges mes olmin0elig 9eltogel=
ie / 8pen.
Sgmlpffe be6 9 0 IL
y 0 nj. Ston,rert r9anne6rog"
&aptej1 Sergenien al 9(llinge, poo
ytelle til &iemlte6et fra &%ipbenbop1
Z gallalt fll0lejleoe lmoer en Sor=
oenbpge forleoe1 Scat 2 Mftl Geit for
Samrreren. &optejn Sprgenian 6ruf-
neoe, buorimo0 2 Mn11o al 8elet=
1ttn9en blep re6ort 2 Simer ienere
at en- 9nfsbooo fra Spanefe, iom
berte &oob ONT @irlp. Sc bap0e
belle Sioen mootte boloe Jig fait peo
9aptoerne, ga Sfi6ets Mgterltopn
ito6 ret / &eiret. Sfomerten CT le=
mere ilGbt in6 til &ommen@opnen.
4aptejn Sgrgenien efterla6er iig
Sritru og 3 lttonfirmcreoc 8prn.
VI 6 0 ner % 0 M
e - 1- nc So . E-# ~N.HEHH " H.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

IS lanen ON en- 81 L.
8 e & e m e II t
SeDllan0 far prn0et Cos $tlilutning
Segni11gen al Mnoelsbopere i%l11tter
2gbet al en Maane6. Set er 0erfcr
&%eniigten at paabegpnoe slrbejoet al
Snbrifen ollereoe / Sommr, fade
6es at sen fan toges / @rug nujte
CONNER.
8 9rer % % G t e 0 + D.
/ 0 g. &ongen far til6elt 9nrer
|Sgrenien / @erlep / @anoers Mmt
6ortienitme6oillen / Splp. 9erer
'Spreniem far, ii6en Meteorologiif
Snititut blep oprettet / 1872, u0cn
.@eoerlag foretaget Sbicrpationer
for SSnititut % uofprt Bette Mrbei0e
meget paali6eligt og ombpggeligt.
9h1 er ban efter Mmggniug ofifeoi=
get fra 2ererltillingen og pi( 6erfor
life mere fltn11e obi erbere. Miniite=
riet bar tnoltillet 9Grer S9renien til
6n fortiente M%nerfjenoelie.
SUB Ienm pooGe T.
b irf @gi t o I c. Glep-
me0et paa @eitbirf &ejifole Sen 81.
og 25. Sl,ni par beiegt al onltre1rt
1900 ti6ligere @leber. S Mnleoning
al Goritan0er @r6nualb Mieliens og
@aniens 25 Mars Sup1lnlm
bleo 6er al 0irefter 1augbjerg al
Malborg iom Sr6f6rer operroft Sem
bper ct Malert, en- M6resie og cit
iom oa1trent 1000 for
benbgren6e @leper baboe bioraget
til. Ser tn6lgb Gelegrammer fra
alle 9an6ets @gne % / l16=
iamt fra @piifoleforeningens
8eitprelie og fra en- Meng0e @giifo=
(emen6 % @reiter.
S 6e 2 gar, @rgnbal6 MteIien bar
opret 6oritan6er for 5fole1, bar
pen1re peret bei6gt Of omtrent 6,o0oI
5Ieper. .ss5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
SpIlano.

Mfi1prine a t 30 I IT.
5 Ell ten 81 fop. @enoag
Sen 80. Snlt pil ser / Mifop @ejlfo=
Les &abe blipe ofileret en- Minoeiten
for af6e6e 6rn @ag,ler, 6ru Gbar-
lotte Scbrg6ers Mo6er. SEQ Mfile=
ringen pil 81. a.. &lltusminilter Mp=
pei tale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

81 e 9egne. 2l1n6e
6sritelGrerembe0e pr. Soenie bar Sc
iibite benpe0 200 9(ar fun pnret BE-
lat meo 5 Man0, ncmlig fra 1918.
,9eraf ibor Sen ii6ite 2erer S. 6.
,,Miellm pirfet / 5ognet / 46 Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
FoP VALENTINE COTILLcNs.

Tho feast Of cupid IS always prolihc OF
tho various trifes which seem to ne IN
6;erens,hle 10 successful entertaining ana
this wear they seem more numerous ana
fascinating than over. Among the faVofs
for valentine cOtillons are exquisite niue
coiff,,re wreaths made up OF small PINK
,;hhon roses. These are for the girls ana
"a match them are pink boutonnieres for
the men.
Work bags Of pink brocade and gold lace
corrcsnond TO bachelor kits or sewing
boxes fitted out for unsuspecting men
little necklaces made Of French minia-
,ure medaIlions framed in gilt and hung
on mink satin ribbon so with the men $
avn hands made Of shirred ribbon with
miniature decoration. 4 girdle and sash
affair made up of lowered pink or red
naner combined with gilt paper is the
favor presented with top hats similarly
designed for the men.
Lovely wands o, shepherdesses crooks
made OF pink or red satin ribbon and topped
with satin roses match the usual fancy
canes FOR men.
Red satin heart shaped pocket pincush-
ions. with the monograms of the hostess In
Gilt. are given TO the men when satin
picture frames. similarly decorated. are
drawn by the girls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07

outre of garments for the simple purpose
Of attracting attention" comes the dismal
vail from over the seas. while real ele-
esnce and distinction in garb have quietly
retreated leaving the field to those who so
long as they pile on extraVaganty eXpen-
siye clothes, consider themselves Wei
dressed"
What is true Of the women Of Paris must
also to great extent be true of all women
throughout The world who look for instruc-
ton in matters Of dress 10 the French cap
isl Yet the situation seems TO be not
altogether without a ray Of hope. In Paris
It Is still possible 10 win admiration for Il
gown distinguished by simple elegance
This has been proved by the French actress
Nile Yvonne de Bray. VINO recently ere
sted sensation with a plain black satlh
gown slightly trained and finished as 10
skirt and sleeves with bands Of ermine
The only other decoration was an eigh-
teentn century fchu Of old Alencon lace
when costumes Of this kind can appear on
the French stage-which is said to influence
fashion greatly-and win general approval
4, seems not unreasonable 10 believe that
women have rot resolved to part with all
Their dignity. There Is a rumor Inst ma
trony are no ienger 10 indulge. as th<9 nave
been Inclined TO do Of late, In attire that
the veriest butterfly bud could not surpass
for friVoljtv Many versions Of tho gown
of hiach satin or other rich material. with q
simple arrangement Of some delicate white
stuff about the throat ana shoulders, are
appearing. -.
II is so long since this charming node
has been In vogue that IT cannot fan 70
attract and for g time, at east the
vonan who feels inclhed to forswear RAJ /,
nent ~ an unseemly youthfulness sHoulu
feel that she mas been well provided for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07

closet withdrew a small calihred rife, dust
ed il with her apron as though it was a
piece of cherished bric-a-brac. added few
hundred cartridges, telephoned TO garage
for her car and soon was spinning toward
the For, Lee ferry and thence up to the
Gods on the Palisades 10 test her eye and
nerve.
In half-hour's tryOut she shattered
pebbles and nuts and bent pennies and
nickels which her companions had thrown
Up In the air almost out of sight she
would not allow any Of her friends 20 hold
objects in their hands while she shot them
out, in spite of their protests that 1T was
as safe as life insurance policy in big
company" but she clipped in twain five
cigarettes successfully set UP in cleft
branch as they would be II held in the
hand. Likewise. a playing card was set on
end and another placed horizontally against
its centre. and the centre was shot out OF
the two on the first shot
There" she said after this achievement,
which is said TO be about the hardest Trick
with a rifle, Il guess ! can come back ell
right. even II men champions 40 find IL
difficult ! can shoot just az well as ever
could. and / will equal or beat any record
in the sportsmen's show
Other women who are overcoming their
dislike for the arena and VIII appear In the
clay pigeon shooting tournament are MISS
Annie Reikert, of Philadelphia, and Miss
NJ f. Hyland. of Croton Lake y. Y. who
u,iu no rivals IN the '100-target match for
the ladies' championship OF America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
TIE HEIGHT OF ARTLEssNEss

Pink, blue or white may always be ht-
tingly chosen for juvenile evening frocks.
but these colors, when combined In one
costume. seem even more expressive Of
youthful artlessness than does any one Of
them alone. They have been used with
charming effect In an evening gown from
the Paquin establishment, In London, worn
by Miss Marie Lohr at the Comedy Theatre
OF that city. where she is acting the part
Of Josephs Quarendon, an UNAFFECTED Eng
fish girl I'm Sir a. w. Pinero's new play
preserving Mr.. Panmure" The gown is
1t.i,nss lace over a foundation OF palest
pink The bodice is In Empire style and
H. high waist is girdled with IA blue satin
sash. which falls at the back In Two long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
DESKS And OFFICE -JRNIT
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Tinted states trust Company OF New York,
plaintiff. AGAINST Arna X. Daniel and others, de-
tendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered In the above en-
June, 1910. I. the undersigned, the referee In
said judsmen; named will sell at public auo-
Nos ii-l8 Vesey street. IN the Borough Of Man
haitian. city 4 New York, the lIth day OF
February. 1911. at - o'clock noon on that day,
by Daniel GrecnWaid. auctioneer the premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold. and there
I'm described a. follows:
an that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land,
erected, situate lying and being in the CITY of
New York and bounded and described as follows,
OF SOD street distant three hundred and five
$500 feet westerly from the corner formed by
the intersection If the said southery side Of SD
street with the westerly side Of columbus tfof
merlv Ninth Avenue: thence running southeriy,
p9ralle with the SAID westerly side OF COLUMBUS
Avenue and part Of the way through Iarty
wall. one hundred and two l02) feet two %
ir hes To tie centre line of the block between
centre line ~ the block. twenty 200 feet; thence
noItherly. again parallel with the said westerly
side OF columbus Avenue. one hundred and two
uO2) feet two 81 inches 10 the said southerly
the said southery side Of SD street. twenty 20,
feet to the point or place OF beginning ssla
premises being now known by the street NUMBER
Us West SD Street In the Borough OF Manhat-
tan Of said city.
Subject TO covenants and restrictions ntained
lr instruments dated the 1st day OF May, lsW
and recorded In the New York County Register $
oflce OH the 18th day OF January, 1869, In Liber
1913 Of convesances page Az cot,
ALEXANDER BRoUGH. Referee
STEWART & sIIEARER, Attorneys for Plain.
Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan, city OF
The following is a diagram Of the property to
be sold its street number is IFS West s2d
Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
OF &1fereSf to SUomen
WOMEN WILL "SHOOT" MEN
Plan to Hold Their Own in the
Sportsman's Exhibition.

Women shotgun experts do not intend TO
allow the men TO take ali the honors at the
International Trapshooting Tournament
and Sportsmen's Exhibition which is TO be
held at Madison Square Garden from
March Z 20 10. Already Mrs Frank f.
Butler. who used 20 be a favorite in sport
ing circles under the name of Annie oak
ley, member of the Buffalo Bill company,
has decided that 1t Is her duty 10 sacrifice
the joys II domesticity on the altar of her
sex's reputation for rife shooting
pathetic tale is told by an eyewitness
of hoy Annie Oakley sighed when she was
told Of the proposed contest. Then she
rose from her Preside. opened her gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
VALENTINE PLACE CARDS.

Among the place cards being shown for
valentine affairs are hearts built OF pink
roses with heavy pink-edged name card
attached a pink automobile with a little
cupid in gilt livery acting as chauffeur is
another pretty card. cunning card
shows two little cupids dancing together.
while a long narrow card has a row of
chubby cupids carrying a garland OF roses
and hearts Slightly different is large
thin candy heart with a pink lettered
motto and pierced with a gilt arrow. A
little cupid armed with CULVER and bow
carries a huge valentine. upon which the
name is TO be written.
A large old time lace paper envelope.
sealed with pink seals, makes a pretty
though simple card for valentine funo-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
SAYS WOMEN'S MINDS HALT
Don't Grow After They Are p
Years Old, Says Telephone Man.

The manager Of the largest telephone eX-
change in Cleveland doesn't think that the
feminine mind grows after the age OF =.
That's what ne told Mrs. Eva MacDonaio
Valesh. who passed his remarks on to three
faithful anu-suffragists and four rows or
green chairs at meeting Of the National
League for the Civic Education of Women,
at No Is Madison avenue, yesterday.
This manager told me that economic
conditions were getting so much better that
werkincmen could keep their daughters al
home. and he found IL impossible to get
girls under twenty-five to learn the tele-
rhone business.
why don't YOU get girls over %, then"
asked him.
Girls over twenty-five aren't adaptable
he said They won't take any talk from
tns patrons II we can catch EN- AT sixteen
iad educate en- into IT they will be invalu-
able az thirty or So but It's no use trying
10 educate EN- after they're women
The manager said" observed Mrs. Va
'ssh. that this proved that women's minds
stood SIN once they became women. but ]
jo'd him 70 only proved that woman's place
Tas a. home and not behind telephone
switchboard "
IN about three generations, Mrs. Nalesh
hinks. worklnRmen will be so prosperous
mat their daughters won't have 10 go out
70 toll in shops and factories. but for the
fsxt fifty years or so they will continue 10
70 ont IN increasing numbers. and whlie
uis is so there are many evils that should
ee femedied-such as sufficient fire escapes.
Why don't the working girls insist on
IRE ESCAPES and good sanitary conditions
when they ask for work." inquired one OF
"e three listening anti-suffraeists.
y tried that when looked for job.
ie~ weeks ago replied Mrs. Valesh. Il
vent on q job hunting excursion with n
He'd who asked me that question. ] said
70 her. Put on your oldest clothes, come
VIII me. and wen see how girls would be
treated II they tried 10 make conditions.
The FIRST foreman OF whom we asked II
hefe we're FIRE escapes on the factory was
psffeetly dumfounded What's that 10
you he demanded. After a JOB. amt
you Some Of the foremen didn't even
Know whether there were fire escapes or
NOT But one and al had no use for us
sh'n We inquired about the conditions
iVu re TOO particular. they said Thefe
any number of girls after trese jobs. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
RETURNING DIGNITY
MatOns May Cease to Attire
Themselves Like Buds.

Even French writer's. IT Is said, who have
.,sr been accustomed TO laud the beauty
I'D rrsgri6Crncc Of Ia mode Parisienne.
have begun to cry out against its present
,sndency 90 extravaganza. I, is not sur
,-isinc that tho liberty now accorded 10
,,or,en 20 wear anything 80 long as it is
,.cornlrS should have resulted IN occa-
,,o,sl manifestations Of folly, for no, every
.orsn IS a !rdge Of what il becoming. nor
are al things that sre becoming expedient
..vo,,cn nowadays appear I'm the rncst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
TIE BUTTER TREE

ON the banks of the Niger River in
Africa they have tree called the Shea.
from which excellent butter is obtained.
The tree Is like our oak and the fruit re-
sembles the Spanish olive. The kernel OF
the fruit is dried in the sun and then
boiled. and the butter thus obtained is
whittier. f,rmcr and Of richer flavor than
than obtained from a cow. besides keeping
80, vaar without salt.