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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

YOUNG women wishing work in dir ing room. kitchen. or at general
 housework, or as nurse girl, call ar the Y. w. c. A. 424.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Nj c 4. Social.

Every man and woman is invited 10 attend the T. NJ. C. A social and entertainment at the "Y' gymnasium this evening at s o'clock. There will be mrsic, vocal and instrumental and gymnasium features. including a Hap by Eioo!iean basket ball game. that should entertain. There is no admis siCn charge
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
easebaII MeetIna ronioht.

EasebalI Metting Tonight.
 There will Le q meeting Of the base hall fans Of the Warren District this evening at o'clock at the city hal for the purpose O. organizing a Bis bee team to represent this city ir games with Douglas and Cananea Other baseball dope, also, will prob ably be peddled.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Miner Has Pneumonia.

frank Smith. a miner employed at the Lowell shaft was taken to the hosCital yesterday, seriously ill Of pneumonia
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

istered at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday.
 Trainmasgr Mufphy, of Douglas, was city visitor yesterday, return .ng home last evening.
 Tommy Blair returned last even- ing from Tombstone, where he went yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Franklin B. Dorr is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Henry Hamburg, at Hamburg, Ariz.
 Dr. Franklin, Of Douglas was in the city last evening on his wsy from Tombstone to his home
 Arthur B. Young of the Hartford Arizona Copper company. at Ham burg. was in the city yesterday.
 County Assessor Charles R. Howe and OIe Walker returned to Tomb stone last evening after a short stay here.
 w. R. Henry of Douglas. was in the city last evening, on his way home from a short business trlp t1 Los Angeles.
 R. c. Reynard, steward of -ne county hospital at Douglas, was In the city last evening on his way home, having been to Tombstone.
 Mrs. Axtell. accompanied by her son Edgar, canle over from Tomb stone last evening, and will remain here for a few days on visit to friends.
 PERS-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
MINERS UNION BALL,

Given by Bisbee Miners Union No iU6, at Finnish hall, tonight Music ly Brennan's orchestra. 425
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Trainmaser Mufphy, of Dougias. was a city visitor yesterday, return .ng home last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Tommy Blair returned last even- ing from Tombstone, where he went yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

METHODIST CHURCH SUPPER. One of the old fashioned kind at the Methodist church, Saturday night, Feb. 10th. Hot meat pie. baked beans. salad, pie, etc. Served from s:30 p. m. to 9 D. m. Price 35c.
 4Oj
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

istered at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Mrs. Franklin B. Dorr is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs Henry Hamburg, at Hamburg, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Dr. Franklin, Of Douglas was in the city last evening on his wsy from Tombstone to his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Arthur B. Young of the Hartford Arizona Copper company. at Ham burg, was in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

County Assessor Charles R. Howe and Oiie Walker returned 10 Tomb stone last evening after a short stay here.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

". R. Henry of Douglas. was in the city last evening, on his way home from a short business trip tJ Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

R. c. Reynard, steward of -ne county hospital at Douglas, was In the city last evening on his way home, having been to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
,. D. LIVELY. Esq.

Dr. Perces Medical Adviser 3 for and %
The evening world., 1912-02-02
WALL Street.

Resdinr monopofysd attention in tho
early stock market to-day. While other
stocks were inclined 10 vi Reading
jumped to 13s from an opening price Of
1874. Tho strong ns,ns tendency IN
Reading strengthened he rest Of NE list
tor . short period. hut . rssumption Of
liquidation toward the end Of the hrSt
hour soon had the market banding down.
ward.
In sbe subsequent reaction Union Pa
cinc dropped Z lei. Steal TO 90 and o.
Paul below 1o5.
After maintaining q fasr degree of
dnrmnsss throush0ut The afternoon
p~st,d. stooxs BEGAN to yss,d 70 pro-
ssnslonAi ssAnS In t,s iaN fSv minutes
that Suooee,sd in bringing the ~ down
10 about the lowest Of h day ~ o,os-
Ing time Nearly 81 snndAra issues
Jsst sl,oit Y poin. at the end. although
RsadanS 0aaaSsd N rstA1n iasge
part - fts sA<iy sain
The evening world., 1912-02-02
Famous Expert Tells
New - nsy Bs ns1svsA neSsdRy end
osSds ~ . eeae's Home Bs0sAy
Withsut CasAaG Wrsk1ee. Dse-
tsse1as NE Desa % NscenaD

~ y seshiss NJ usussd sasssy." sAys
. Sremissnt phvsteisn. aoA NE nAs o.
woman who y turdsasd With u go saAiy
get rid 81 u n thsv AL thsv nssl n
y ID Of MarmSia. v ounce q 1lujA
nrtrsss casoAss Aseaatio saA ~ suscss
81 psSesrmat Wstssi ell Of vAtdA thsy
can set ~ any FOOD dus store fes . few
sssN. ines ist them take enc tsa1pses.
full eft@ meals en- - be1thns ussii M
ere down 70 the wsiRht th0 want v -.
Thb simple home reoeps = fAs aaA AVA
bsttsr than any ~ al the patent o. ssorss
msdiolnss. for II reduces the fat safay and
harnissdy. The inRrsdissts ass II fact
beneficial 70 the sys,so. havins beth tomb
and Dvssfyins euaiiusa ed - hsaD rather
Than distress me stomach M rsmsdy
eoss not oauss wrinkisa for % vsluso enc
srs1uaiiy and naturally. Rseepv1as Q seed
outline and. bes, - all. Assds asithsY
vhvsioai sserctss " hs,e n % the WORK.
no. aess Il REQUIRE Az chanss - diet
eas can get results aad stni tahs sAin0
sasy-satinR meanwhile tust whaI WIEN
ssd bow he or she visaSea - Nurs and
go ne havmoia In . ssaisd pactAsA 70
The yev get Marmela cad not . substisuts.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
ARMY Of POLICE
CALLED TO FIND
KIDNAPPED BABY
Entire Block In Uproar While
Little Loretta Is Playing
in f1cighbor's Home.

when Lieut.. Gallagher answered .
telephone call In the Morrisanis police
station to-day . woman. who said she
was Mrs. Rosa vsw1s Of No. k9 Beck
street, the Bsonx. excitsdly told q the
Kidnapping Of her t~hrss-year-oh
daughter. Loretta. by mysterious
woman In black.
Bicycle Policeman Fo4ey wa ssnt -
the house In Q hurry. He was followed
by six reserves. II wsys determined that
the perpetrAsor Of su vh an outrage a.
kidnapping Q baby sh puld be captured
ana all the police Whit . were ssnt
to the Lswis homS. Lieut. woines and
Detectives lynn. Msy ~. echuinS and
ing Beck street.
Tue police surrounded The block and
stopped ali women via children and
would not allow mem TO psss until they
proved the eAudrsn WIRE chsar own TIE
police thsa began to san ~ the various
house, IN The nagnborhSod. One Of
thsm rang he ben Of MD Louis Ber-
sore AonA Ne. ~ Beck 90 sst.
We are ieoking tor . mysterious
woman who Kidnapped Mrs.. Lswis's IN
tis stri." Sad . stAiwart blue coat
why. come rgnt In" said Mrs. Bsr-
ger, and In uoopsd half . doa on police
men. In ~ paayroens Of the Bsrssr
heuss little Loretta, unconscious OF the
saoisomeat she WAS cau<iig. Was play
ino With Hsisn Berger. rho mystery
ives unrav~lisd. LSssttA I'M HsIsn are
chums and she had dscidsod 20 call on
t,sr friend. 4 ustis boy had told Mrs.
IAvfD q myUtRiouo woman In black had
ki1nAoosd her baby.
well. Il night nave been . real XII
naDping." muttsred tho army Of polioe-
men and Detectives ccnsoltnGiy 90 each
othar - ehey wsnds1 their way station
xNrl.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
1874 Coats
were $3.50 and $500
reduced to 1850

Rough cheviots and broadcloths.
Long revers, square or round col
lars. Braid and velvet trimmed.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
Shirts & Sweater Coats
great values for little people

"a department which is notable for the
variety of its stocks and the r~easonableness
Of its prices in furnishings for youths, boys
and children offers liberal reductions tomor-
row in Numbered shirts and sweater coats.
Colored Laundered Shirts, for youths
and boys, in coat models. with plain or pleat-
ed bosom and cuffs attached. Soft neg
ligee models. slightly soiled and q bargain
on that account. Neckbands la to Az.
Former prices LOO and l.6o. Saturdayssc
Worsted Sweater Coats, for boys and
children, in odd lots. Former prices eos
and S.95. Saturday l.6S.
The evening world., 1912-02-02

Made Of broadcloth, cheviots and
serges. in plain and in fancy tai
lored effects. All colors and sizes.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
NO DELAY IN FERRoNE CASE.
Lawyer Appointed Msst Argue ~.
peal within sir Months.

ALgANY. N. r.. Feb. a-rhs Court
OF Appeals today assigned Charles J..
Campbell TO represent Joseph Ferone.
convicted wife murderer Of New York.
whose appeal IL now pending. To guard
against delay IN bringing rhe oese on
for argument. svoh - vas experienced
In the wofter Case. che Court stipuiates
thst vnises the appsal N areved WITH
IN ax months the attorney shaii ooa Be
entitied 80 compensatton.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
GOES WEST FOR TRIAL.
q. .. OsubSs UaAes Federal la1asa.
usut - Omaha.

L. Y. stupbs. who was indicted BY me
FsAsrai Grand Jury In Omaha on April
3. isai. for operating through the malls
M alleged scheme to dsfraud investors.
was s~rraiSned to-day before Commis-
sionsr Shields. lie waived examination
md consented 70 return TO Omaha Tor
trial.
stubts. ~Hno was arrested by postomos
INSPECTOR Albert r.. Furniss, WA turned
over TO Marshal iienkel. who Will Sand
him TO Omaha.
The Indictment charges that STUDIOS
and his associates sold stock on faiss
representation about their businese.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
Tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 3rd
126 Women's Tailored Suits
1874 Women's Coats

phenon1ena1y underpriced for quick selling ~
ITO double the quantities in this sale tomorrow would mean, of course.
a wider margin Of opportunity as to choice, but it would mean also that
the reductions would be proportionately less. Only this limitation of
numbers could bring about such sweeping price reductions as these.
gThink Of buying for 1850 tailored suits which have heretofore sold
up to 5000 apiece, and coats for 1886 that were unusual values up to
S. 90 each. The chance is really exceptional for a number of enterpris-
ing women to reap the benefit of values which ar extraordinary to
saw the least of them. Fourth au
The evening world., 1912-02-02
Women's Walking Gloves
values LIS and $50. at 85c

g An extra special acquisition of smart Eng
lish walking gloves, at an extra special price.
PXM. one clasp gloves, prix seam sewn. A
very serviceable and boxy-looking glove, adj
mirable for walking and all outdoor occa-
sions. Just heavy enough to give a maxi
mum Of warmth and to be in good style.
The price of 85c is the most notable feature,
however. for les and $50 are the customary
prices for English Walking Gloves of this
exceptional quality. Tan. black and white.
All sizes. An opportunity for all women. \
The evening world., 1912-02-02
ACTIVE SECURITIES.

uutsi Stats stss. 1890 sAss, Rssl1ne.
ies, 100 shas0; Union Pssfic. s1.0o0 sharn, Il.
hieh vsiis,. Assoc shsra. end Coppss. II. 80
ohAND.
The evening world., 1912-02-02
Sale of Suits and Overcoats for Boys
alluring values tomorrow

g The notable feature of Saks clothes for boys is the unusual amount Of
style we crowd into them. Good workmanship and youthful, durable
fabrics you may take for granted in almost any good shop, but the
average boys garments show ar appalling absence Of snap and finish in
their lines. In Saks clothes, however, the very opposite is the rule.
AndincdentaIy, tomorrow ushers in the following liberal inducements
in both suits and overooats for particular boys. Second aosr
Boys Long Overcoats with convertible collar. Made of manmsh J
mixtures. in manner which is peculiarly or own. Rangy looking gar ! IT'S
ments that will give plenty of wear Formerly 095 and 1925. .. now
Boys Blue Serge Suits, in double breasted and Norfolk models. Made
If all wool serge, lined throughout and made in the most workmanikc SOO
anner A remarkable value at this special price 5000. 49,. nov
Boys Double Breasted Suits. Of worseds and cheviot: Made n all
the seasons most favored models. Taken from regular stock and literally ! a OK
underpnced for immediate disposal Formerly IT'S. 49,. now V
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

exquisite shades of coral. flame, jade
corn color, amethyst and other subtle
variations on the three primary col
ors of red, blue and yellow. but there
are also lovely jouy chiffons with soft
~ tinted floral designs sprinkled over
white or pale colored ground.
These jouy chions arp drape dabove
trailing satin skirts III modified pan
nier effects which are ideally graceful.
and usually there is touch of solid
color concentrating the shades In the
jouy pattern. the color touch taking
the form of rose tucked against the
corsage a series of tiny. fat vel
vet bows used like buttons down a
bodice a sleeve
The high RobespieEre collar. which
completely hides the rfape of the neck
and leaves the front of the neck bare
is being worn by smart dressers. Two
revers turn back from the front with
square corners edged with a pieatine
of valenciennes lace.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

tunes were in black and white.
Black tulle. black mousseline de
sole and black Chantilly are literally
used in connection with soft white
satin crepe de chine or with white
tulle. silk wolfe lace or iinon. One OF
the pretty frocks in this class was a
straight narrow robe of soft white
charmeuse fastening alhthe way down
the front with little white satin but
tons, the whole yelled, save In the
front panel by tunic of beautiful
black Chantilly. This tunic was a lit
tie full and the fronts met at the
waist line, where they were held by
girdle of changeable rose taffeta. But
about this the lace parted to show the
white satin front. and below the CIR
die, too. the lace drawn back
slightly with the fsintest suggestion
of a pannier movement. Long close
unlined sleeves of the lace were fn-
ished by a cord of the satin. There
was no other trimming, but worn with
a big, low black nat partly faced with
rose taffeta and with pearls about the
throat, the costume was unusually at
tractive.
Often the black and white frocks
sho wseverai layers-white satin,
partly veiled in black mousseline de
sole embroidered in white. with sec
ond tunic drapery of white mousseline
de sole embroidery in black. or a close
skirt of black satin showing but a
little below tunic of white satin
with white satin waistcost and lace
frills. Simpler effects are exploited In
the useful and popular one-piece frock
of supple black satin. Some of these
frocks are straight and narrow as
ever, with buttons down the front and
tight long sleeves, but with becom-
ing suggestion. of GOODNESS in some
sort of smart big collar arrangement
of fine hand embroidered musnn or
muslin and lace. leaving the throat
bare.
/ The gay bead embroideries on bags
and reticules have become familiar
but bead embroidery on a handsome
evening frock is something of nov
city. Paquin has used this coloree
beading with good effect upon a din.
ner gown of plum and gold shot tat.
feta. Huge beaded motifs done in q
pattern resembling the cross stitch
embroidery so fashionable now. deco
rate the skirt and one 'front.' of the
bodice The beads are in exquisitely
blended shades of violet, amethyst
mauve, rose and white. and the EN-
broidery harmonizes pleasingly with
the shot plum and gold of the tafEe ia
The draped ichu of pale violet chit
fon. with the selvage used at the edge
| gives demure look to this bead EN-
broidered gown, and the costume /.
completed by satin slippers ornament
ed on the toe with bead embroidery.
The quantities of net used in tucked
effects, frills and founces makes de
butante dancing gowns especially air,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02
Plays and Players

Annie Russell is resting at her sum-
mer home in Maine
The Irish players have made a great
success in London.
AL H. Wilson will open his season
in Baltimore Sept. 2.
Catherine Countiss is starring in
stock company in Portland this season
Wish Wynne, the English COM
edienne. is making a hit in Chicago.
Bessie Abbott is to sing the role OF
Maid Marion in Robin Hood"
Ralph Herr Is TO star the coming sea-
son in The Mysterious No Al"
Harry Bulger is making a tour OF
Canada In 1.-The Flirting Princess"
Adele Blood is leading woman of a
stock company at Columbus. o.
In a new play, entitled The West
Nine. Simons is to appear as an Arat
Minnie Dupree Is to appear in a tab.
loid version of The Indiscreet Mrs
Tyne.
Lewis Waller will have a modern play
when he makes his next American star
ring tour.
Charlotte Walker will star again tn,
coming season in The Trail of tn,
Lonesome Pine"
Theodore Babcock is to be seen il
new playlet called Faro Jim b,
Edith Sessions upper.
An English company is now bein,
| formed to make a tour of the Englis1
/ provinces with Ben Hur"
Wadsworth Harris has been engages
to play Nobody in "Everywoman" dur
| ing the coming season.
Christine Nelson has just been en-
/ gagged as the prima donna of Lev
Fields production of ''Hanky Panky.
Mrs. Leslie Carter expects to begi
her season in October in her new play
Whom Does Helen Belong Tor"
Mesdames Gadsky and Sembrich ar
| among the recent bookings of T. Arthu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02
FADS AND ASFHONS

New York. August 2-Afternoon
costumes especially those imported
from Paris. show greater elegance
than ever before. Many of these cos
tunes are made from extremely beau
tiful and costly material and are elab-
orately trimmed Yet, there are some
of these afternoon toilettes that have
an extremely dressy air without be-
ing necessarily extravagant. rney
owe their snartness more to clever Sc
lection of material or handling of line
detail and color than to expensive
elaboration.
Flowered taffetas are largely used
for these costumes. Many OF these
lowered taffetas are quaint at the ex-
pense of summary daintiness and gale
ty, showing blurred designs on
grounds of dull. old fashioned lines
These are good looking for certain
purposes. but on a midsummer after
noon the more delicate colorings have
a greater charm and there are plenty
of the light toned taffetas to choose
from. Those with white grounds
strewn with nosegays in Dresden coll
orings or in soft rather dull shades
of blue and rose and violet, etc, are
perhaps the most satisfactory. but
there are others. equally attractive. of
pale toned grounds, faint rose. blue
de ciel. maize, lilac. with scattered
floral design in harmonizing colors.
Such taffeta worn by a pretty
blonde woman at a recent lawn tea
had a ground in pink so pale and
creamy that il was almost flesh color,
with rather large prim noseEay de-
sign in soft net clear blue and violet,
and was relieved by a bodice almost
tulle.
The draped skirt or SILK with bodice
almost or entirely of very sheer ma
terial figures very conspicuously
among the summer toilettes. the skirt
of course being so much a part of the
design that there is no suggestion OF
separate skirt and bodice. With the
popular draped frock of supplest black
satin. for instance. there may be
bodice of white or achre tulle or the
sheerest linon and lace, the black Of
the skirt running up a little tn,
white or perhaps invading the bodice
only in connection with the train
which starts in a point between thu
shoulders from the top of a higf
girdle. A new arrangement of darl
skirt and sheer white bodice showed
the funed skirt of tulle rising allow
a narrow girdle in what may perhaps
be best described as a deep upstand
ing frill tackled in its folds TO a sor
draped bodice Of white mousselfne a.
sole and malines.
Black and white, despite all tina
has been said to the contrary. ha
been as popular ever in Paris dur
ing the present season and in almos
any of the chic afternoon reunion
fully half of the most successful cos
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02
PAINT MAY
BE ADULTERATED

H E Barnard. chief chemist of the
state board of health, has advised a
complaining farmer at Rensselaer, that
there is now law In the state to pre-
vent the adulteration of house paint,
and that when one purchases paint
containing gasoline similar highly
tnfiammable material one must stand
the loss. The farmer had purchased
some paint from a Chicago house and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

The rules of the Illinois Centrars
pension department have been so
changed that man who has been in
the company's service continuously for
twenty five years and woman who
has been In the continuous service OF
the company for twenty years may be
retired on a pension for permanent
disability. regardless of age.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02
TzJy Lima A5z17J0U OL1CZeL

considered very fashionable. Most of
the net dancing frocks are made still
more babyish by the addition of sash
es with long ends at the back.
The new chiffons are wonderful.
Not only do they come in the most
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

Smith for the musical season of 1912-13
Lienel Walsh will be starred the com
ing season by Werba Luescher in a
musical play by Paul Rubens, called
Mr.. Popple.''
Werba and Luescher expect to have
ten companies on tour during the COM
ing season. Louis Mann. Alice Lloyd,
Clara Lipman and Eddie Foy will be
their stars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

noticing q peculiar odor when he
opened 1T tested 1t with a lighted
match and found 1t burned readily.
When he complained to the Chicago
manufacturers from whom he had
bought it the manufacturer said the
paint had probably been tempered
with after its receipt by some local
painter interested in the purchase of
another kind of paint.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

THERE'S A CHANCE THAT ron
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
SHOPPING ANY LONGER. READ
THE TIMES ADS AND SEE If THIS
Is NOT so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

MILDLY blouses always possess q certain
charm. and this delightful model 10 par
ticularly fetching 1t is made with q
panel at front aud has a box plait down
the centre of the back. The neck is cut
square and the sleeves are completed with
fancy rolled back cuffs For fashioning
the garment linen. pique, repp and similar
materials are serviceable.
The pattern. No. 1854, is cut in sizes
80. 80 and 40 inches bust measure. Me-
dunn size will require 2x yards Of SO
inch material
The above pattern can be obtained by
scnding 10 cents TO the ONCE of this paper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02

and youthful. little white chiffon
gowns are seen also and some of these
have pipings of white satin applied to
scant ruffies of the chiffon. The satin
piping along the edge makes the ruff
fe stand out in stiff whirfs which are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-02
DAILY FASHION HINT.

Good lines characterize this charming
skirt model, which is cut in five cores and
has the closing the front. The back is
stitched in panel effect and the slender
silhouette is carefully preserved IN the
model. The skirt may be used fer sep
arate wear or as part Of coat suit Any
wanted material may be employed.
The pattern. No. 1852. Is cut In sizes
% to 30 inches waist measure. Medium
size will require So yards of 30 inch ma
terial-
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending 10 cents to the office 81 t1is paper