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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
Cop Disguised as Woman Loses
False Hair and Corsets in Fight
But Captures Jack the Hugger'

vining, In hobble skirt. ostrich
plumed hat. snug corsage, high
heeled pumps and his rather small
featured contenance, made almost
attractively feminine by the shadow
OF the big brimmed hat tripped up
TO the entrance of park where the
"hugger" had been active.
She" had for escort Policeman
Unwin in plain clothes. They atti-
tudinized under trees like a couple
of wooers. and the ruse worked.
Wall came out from behind a tree
with n rush. furnishing his revolver,
announcing himself an officer OF the
law. and telling Unwin to beat Il. 4"
Then he seized Vining around the
waist and
Zowiel 49, Bling, go Bang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21

Note, as exhibit 3, the present
mode In facial gIassware--the
heaviest, most dlsfIgurlng rims,
or horn or tortoise shell, that
can be draped around a pair OF
lenses, and a ribbon trlfle
wider than the necktle.
Also, the beltless Norfolk, peg
top trousers, square-toed,
flatsoIed shoes and near-Invls-
lbIe cane. All are the newest
modes.
Tho nest-to-the-latcse straw
hat-one which had great
vogue at the beginning OF tho
soason--has very narrow
brlm, very narrow band, and
10 constructed OF arohed straw
pislts. Any male person over
% years OF age who put on
ono OF these things makes him
self look more like n hopeless
idiot than he could In any other
way except having his brains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
THE
NOV ES

Al the Home Until Wednesday
'Gaumoni Weekly" The Modern
Snare" THE Message of tho Flow
ers." "A Passing Cloud"
A, the Ye.l.r Until Wednesday
Brought TO Bay" The Rose OF
May" Loves Old Sweet Song"
The Joy Ride"
A. the Dream Until Wednesday
The Secret Formula" two reels:
Sandy and Shorty Work Together"
"Hubby's Toothache." Doing the
Roundup"
At the AIhambra Until Thursday
His Weakness Conquered.
when He Wore the Blue. Her
Awakening" -Four Queens and n
Jack"
Al the Colonial Until Wednesday
The Ne'er to Return Road" two
reols; Easy Money" "Pathe Week.
IT,"
Az tne Siaes - Ortll WEDNESDAY
when Mary Married" The
Heart OF a Gambler" "On tho Broad
Stairway" The Hidden Bank Roll"
The Tree and the Chaff."
At the clemmer Until Wednesday
The Great Raymond" "A Chi.
nese Puzzle" The Sweat Box"
The Dream Fairy" "O'Hara as a
Guardian Angel"
A. the Melbourne Until Wednesday
"Thanhouser." three reels; Tho
Fisherman's Fortune"
Al the Elite Until Wednesday
Athens" Loves Quarantine"
"Sally's Sure Shot THE Spotted
Elephant Hawk Moth"
A. the Grand Until Wednesday
Her Rosary" "Funnicus at Luna
Park" The Starfish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
BY Norman.

NEW YORK, July 2i.-The
latest fashlons2
On Flfth av., naturally.
The latest ecoentrleltles In
male attire7
On Broadway.
That's the difference.
Lots ~ odd sights 10 be seen
Of horn or tortoise shell, that
midsummer afternoons.
II you want TO know tho
very, positively undoubtedly
Iust.thought-of thing In straw
hats, Just glimpse she figure
with the specs. Tho brim Ia
something like soup-plate
with a serrated edge.
The gentleman. az ne was
sketched, was standing In front
OF tho Holland house, than
which there 10 no more classy
place to stand In all h'Vark-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July al
(SplD-Policeman Vining OF this
city lost his back hair and combs,
his picture hat. and broke his cor
sets while pounding George l..
Walk. confessedly n Jack the Hug.
ger" into submission.
The prisoner later offered pleas
OF guilty 10 two charges OF having
made felonious assaults on women.
Policeman Nining assumed wom-
ems clothes and entrapped the real
"hugger" That woman was with
an escort wouldn't stop Walz. He
would pounce on n couple. flashing
revolver. arrest the young woman
and order her escort away. Then
he would attack the woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
Bequeathed 600
Wives: Picks One

LONDON, July 21.-The king of
Siam has gone the German kaiser
one better by poisoning forth as a
dramatist, according to messages
from Bangkok.
Left a legacy of 900 Borrowing
widows by his father. the king, who
was educated at oxford. has been
leading a model one-wife life, and
reserving his energies to endow
and open national theatre for the
benefit OF his subjects.
His first dramatic effort was an
adaptation OF Moliere's Bourgeois
Gentilhomme."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
LOT NO. l

Unrestricted choice OF any
Summer Suit for men in the
house, perfect fit assured.
Values TO $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
PAROLE PRISONERS

OLYMPIA. July 21.-One prison
or will be granted a pardon and 80
will be paroled August from the
Monroe reformatory. as the result
OF the recent meeting OF the board
OF managers.
Tho man who will receive the
pardon recently became a father.
and has never seen his child. The
board made an exception In his
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
Another ReCOrd-Making Sale of
Sample "Onyx"
Began This Morning.

The name Onyx" is suf-
iicient endorsement TO make
this, our second Sample Sale
OF Onyx" Hosiery. a world
beaten. For the benefit OF our
new patrons and those OF you
who came too late the last,
time-looking for Onyx Hose
after they were all sold-the
following explanation will be
quite appropriate:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
THUGS BEAT HIM UP

u VTNFN4NT' July IL Ht HUlIOI'
tiles are searching for two high
waymen who. after relieving D. W.
Predmore, OF Cheney. Wash, Of his
purse. containing $3.50. beat him
so severely that 1t was necessary
TO take him to hospital for treat
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
Choice $40
LOT NO. 2
BOYS SUITS 80
OF THEM

Unrestricted choice OF
any OF these; one NAM
moth table filled with
them: all sizes. Values
to 5000. Some have two
pairs knickers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
Daily Healthogram

Mosquitoes are not travellers.
Tho man who keeps his prem.
ises free from mosquito breed
ing places for distance Of 300
feet from his house will have
little trouble with mosquitoes.
To prevent mosquitoes from bit
ing Mt night. one authority rec.
ommends OF OF citronella.
or: spirits OF camphor. o.;
oil OF cedar, n OF. Rub some on
the face and hands before
sleeping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21

OevonShire Sulting8
Economy Basement.
s'inch Dsvonshire Suitings in
pain colors. also stripes. This
The most popular cloth for
summer wash quits, also very
uIct'cal for Juvenile wear. A
VOC assortment 10 choose
.iom. worth Csc. Special IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21

Best modern outside rooms In Sc
attic. 25c to soc. Stewart House. So
West Stewart (near Pike Pubic
Market. Advert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-21
CHINESE ANGRY

PANAMA. July 2i.-The Chinese
situation which has arisen In this
republic rivals the japanese ques-
ton OF California. and IL quite Ike
Is 10 invc I've the United states more
OF less seriously before II Ia settled.
New laws. directed against the
Chinese residents Of Panama, re-
Gently passed. together with Off
cial DEGREES issued by President
Perras, will practically legisiste the
Chinese out OF this section OF Cen
trail America. n spot where they
have been steadily growing In num-
beers for many years. Failing TO get
any satisfaction from the ! mama
nian government. the Chinese re-
public has appealed to Washington
for help. and holds that the United
States must see that tho Chinese
residents OF Panama are given com
mercial protection.
The new laws come pretty close
TO taxing anything and everything
n Chlnaman In Panama docs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
PLANS FOR BIS BALL GAME MOVE RAPIDLY
 DOUGLAS TAXES 4 BRACE AND SIGNS TEAMS

Word was received from Douglas last night Of the closing by wire of arrangements for the appearance in that city of the White sox and Giants the afternoon Of Nov. 6. and it is probable that orders for a number or tickets put in from Douglas will be cancelled for the game here, although many Douglas people will doubtless see 10th games, many Bisbee people doubtless doing likewise. However. the loss of Douglas attendance here. no matter should no one come from that city, will be an immaterial mat ter, as the ball park will be filled to the limit of capacity by the thousands Cf Bisbee and Warren district peo- pie who will be at the game.
 Douglas was stirred to action by receipt of a telegram from the Chi cagO agent of the Rock Island asking what they were going to do about the open date on the 9th heIS yor them. The telegram was addressed to the F. P. & g. W. agent at Douglas and he took the matter up. The fans got together and arranged for a bank to wire that Sl,O00 was on deposit for the game. Acceptance Of this guar. antee was wired Douglas last night. and the Shelter City is happy.
 Arrangements go on apace for the Warren Park same. J. L. Frazier yesterday finished plating the Grand Stand for reserved seats and stations for autos He will finish drafting the tickets today. It is stated by the executive committee that the re- served seats and auto stations will be Cn sale Tuesday morning. Oct 2l. There will be seating accommodations for fully 5000 people. and it is be-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
GOES AFTER DESPERATE
 GANG CATTLE RUSTLERS

Cattle rustli.- is again reportei prevalent in the Juniper Fats coun. try out Tombstone canyon. ConsJa- ble Thomas left yesterday afternoon for the local!tT on the strength of word sent in and hopes at least 10 run the gang out. # not make cap ture of some of the members.
 Due to the conditions prevailing across the border in Mexico there has been considerable incentive for tFe theft of cattle in good flesh on this side of the line during the last year or more. The cattle are either killed and the meat carried over the border or the animals driven over be- tween 1-rts of entry. This, at least. is tr- theory of the officers and ap- pea. 3. C7t- --1lv. enable under existing circumsJauces
 The tnieye-. vho have got away with u1mer. os cat.'". comprise a daring ana C..gero-H rand. Some of the members. Me2.-a.s. arc .'e- Iieved to live on this sldc al, .J work ostentatiUusly at other Zee. ."y- ments in between raids. They E-,- coufederates across the line who cross when given notice and assist with the raids.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
DANCE LAST NIGHT
 WAS 4 HAPPY AFFAIR

Pythian Castle was the scene last night of a large and happy gathering of the men of organized labor in tine district and sheir ladies. the occasion EeIng un1er the auspices of the Painters Union and in honor of tLe delegates to the State Federation convention.
 The grand march was led by Pres ident Davis Of the Federation ana Mrs. O. $. French, who was hand some.y costumed. Mir. French di- Tected rhe marchi with attendance Of the usual manner of distinction which accompanies his participation in social affairs.
 The dancing continued until an early hour this morning and vas greatly enjoyed by those participat- ing Practically all of the delegates to the Federation convention were an the floor and declared the event the most pleasurabIe .n the history Of any convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT
ISSUES UNKNOWN AS
 YET SAYS WORSLEY
Senators Makes No Pact with Labor = Too Early for Gubernatorial Talks.

That it is too early to cast an eye over the Gubernatorial timber in Ari-
 zona. is the opinion of Senator Albin-
 us A. Worsley who was summoned to Bisbee yesterday on private legal
 business. His arrival was preceded
 by a report that he would participate in the proceedings Of the Federation of Labor and compete with Gov. Hunt in lining up the support Of the labor vote.
 1t caused little surprise in well-!n- formed circles, however, when Sena- tor Worsley departed for his home
 last night witfbut taking an open part in political activities. In ex- Ila2ation of this. the wise-acres sad he declined to make peace with an erstwhile local henchman who is credited with having deserted him a Hunt camp. The tentative action of the Federation in deciding to with draw the support of labor from the legislators is assigned as the reason fer Senator Worsley making his visit here one for a conference on private business affairs solely.
 l will not attend the Federation convention nor did l come here for that purpose. Senator WorsIey said. The fact is, did not expect such a thing could be possible. It certain ly would be most unusual and ! would not think it good judgment 10 ask anyone outside of their own men to take part in the deliberations cf their convention
 I am not a candidate for govern CT at the present time and I do not know whether 1 will be in the future. It is too early to even trim sails in that direction. think the wise thing to do is to wait until next summer ana then sufficient time will have intervened to see what are the issues and what the material ueeis of the state require. Then and not until then, can the right man be sc. Iected to serve as an exponent Of the live issues that are developed"
 Senator WorsIey deplored the mis- takes made by organized labor the work of irresponsible leaders who do not represent honest ly the rank and file of labor. He be-. lieves that the cause will survive these mistakes however.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
BISBEE LOOKS
 GOOD ID THEM
New Advertising Manager Comes to the Phelps-Dodge Store - Mir. Doyle Resigns to Try Fortunes on Coast

A. P. Smith and wife have arrived in the city from Colorado Springs and will make their residence here. They are a very pleasing gain to the city and will doubtless find warm welcome in the social circles in which they move. NIT. Smith comes to the position of advertising manager with the Phelps-Dodge store. He is a young man Of vigor and enterprise and will find a field here for much activity. The former home of MT. and Mrs. Smith was in Colorado Springs, where he followed. work sim liar to that which he takes Up here and in which he has been very sIc. cessful.
 Colorado Springs is active and making steady advance" said Mir. Smith yesterday. We have not been here hardly long enough to make ID our minds for purposes of comparl' son. but Bisbee certainly looks very good. and such of it's climate as Se have had a sample of compares very fayorably with the best that Colorado Springs, famed as 1t is, has to offer. Friends acquainted with both Bis6ee and Springs climatic conditions tell US we will like Bisbee best.
 "Bisbee certainly impresses the new arrival as being all there with activity, hustle and prosperity. One on coming in and looking about TOT accommodation is certainly i'm pressed with the fact that there are no idle houses or rooms. The city is to a certainty crowded with people. It is a mighty good sign and far pre- ferabIe to house for rent and rooms to let signs at every turn.
 Mir. Smith will succeed c. J. Doyle. who has for a considerable period been with Pheips-Dodge as advortis- ing man. He resign to go to san Diego. where he has the offer Of more lucrative position. Before ac- cepting of the latter he eXDects to take a general look over California and may decide upon another loca-
 ton. MT. Doyle since with tlle Phelps-Dodge store has demonstrated much ability in his line of work He
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
SAYS MUCH E
 ID COME HERE
Broker Believes District Will Do Some Great Things in Future, Unthought of Now -Notes Prosperity

Max Levy. senior member of the firm of l ayy Bros. brokers, with a branch office in the Copper Queen hotel. arrived here yesterday mort ing from Denver and is greatly pleased with business conditions as be finds them in the city and dis trict.
 When I left a little over year ago l noticed that business was pick ing up considerably but had no idea that it would reach the present pro- portions" said Mir Levy. Mir. Jac- obs, our local manager has certainly made good record since he has been in charge and am a firm believer in the future of the district.
 T believe that the city of Bisbes is just now in it's infancy and lock fer big things to happen here, as yet unthought of. There are many y1de- Nelopsd orc bodies hera ar with the present price .: copper you will sco much new development here.
 "As a matter of fact the entire state is in the eyes of the country as a copper producing center snd Bisbee enjoys the dist nction Of @a- ing the largest prodU Ucnr''
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
FLIGHT OF TIE CROW"
 TIE LOWELL TONIGHT

The Flight of the Crow" the dram. atic story of a world famous trsmp in two reels will be the chief attrac ton at the popular Lowell theater .o night
 The monsker Of The Crow" is no; new but a powerful signature in the world of phOtoplay showing the .raternizing of the factors of high 5o ciety and the ragged hobos that drift up and down the earth. 1t is an in. teresting two-reeI special The best of it is that it tells a fine story and one that will be popular with all classes Of people
 -Pathe Weekly 4Sr in it's topical worth heightens it's value. It is q. ways worth while The closing nun. Der IS perhaps to a great many the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
ROYAL MAKES \ HIT
 WITH NEW FEATURES

At the Royal theater last night and yesterday afternoon. lhlkarai axe and his Gal scored all Of t.le 5access that Manager Norcross had anticipated. It is a great picture, while the bal ance of the bill is above the average. It will be seen tonight for the last time
 Miss Levazzi added a great deal to the pleasure of Royal attendants yea terday and on her first appearance won manner Of favor that assures that she will be very strong draw ing card at this house the next few wee ks She has a splendid voice and understands thoroughly how to han de it. There has been no such op- portunity to hear really good singing in Bisbee in a long time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16

has given the store some of the very best advertising features it has ever had and incidentally has shown end less capacity for work. His need of d rest from his arduous labors of the last few years is in considerable part responsible for his departure at this time Many friends made in the dis trict by the genial gentlemen during his residence nere very much regret his departure, but join in the hope that California may be good to him and generous with its prosperity.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16

feved advisable to be ln line early Tuesday morning for seats.
 The limit of seats sO>c 70 any one person will be fixed between now and Tuesday. It has become known that there are some who contemplate buying up reserved seats in quauti. ties to be sold at a premium. Ar, engagements will be made under which scaIping will be eliminated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16

real feature as it is one of the best comedies seen in a long time. In conjunction is shown one Of the great eastern beaches filled with bathers in costume.
 The management of the Lowell ar nonnces the coming of the worlds greatest moving Piessife. From the Manager to the Cross. It will be shown for three days matinee and evening November 6, ', and 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
.B|G PROGRAM ID
 BE CARRIED OUT
Knights Columbus Postponed Gathering Will Be Held Sunday - Many to Be Here from All Over State

At Knights of Columbus Hall next Saturday night there will be large class put through the first and second degree work. On Sunday at g in the afternoon this class will go through the third degree.
 This program was arranged for some time ago and was to have been a part Of a big observation by Bisbee K. C. and other lodges of the state of Columbus day. The death of Father Meurer occasiOned pOstponement which was made until next Saturday, telegrams being sent all over the state advising those who intended to be here to await further notice.
 Following degree work there will be a banquet rendered all in attend ance. It will be a very large affair as more than one hundred visitors are expected in the city. There will be particularly large attendance from Douglas and El Paso, Phoenix. Flag stan, Tucson, Globe, Clifton and other towns are also sending representa- tives. A number of the visitors will come for the purpose of entering the third degree class on Sunday.
 While there will be some departures from the elaborate program that was originally planned for tn occasion and the observance Of Columbus day. out of respect 10 the memory of Father Meurer. there win nevertheless be a large program and big time for all attendants. The gathering will be at the K c. building.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
Mrs. wsttIes soon b Return

Captain Wattles, of the E. F. & s. w. Bisbee flyer, is expecting Mrs. Wattles to return next week from an extended trip in the east and north west. The captain has for some time been losing weight at rate that has alarklee his friends, and the early retutnl SfF Mrs. Wsttles is considered essential to the recovery of the gen ial railroad man to proper form.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
New Auto for Hire Man

c. o. Hopson is the latest to enter the automobile for hire field. He mas a Studebaker 40 from the Bisbee Auto Co. and established h,s stand in front of the Waldorf in Brewery gulch the busiest locality in town, affirm the Brewery Gulch folks
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-16
ReIieves in Birthdays.

Martin Davis, veteran Arizonan. was receivciEr the congratulations of his friends yesterday along with brass pieces and the cigar that has the Dupp to t. There were reasons, one heinz that Martin was celebrating his birthday for the tEird time this sea son and the other that Martin s friends are numerous and inclined to congratulate On all kinds of occasions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-21

WOMEN DO NOT REST ENOUGH


would restore to many a worn and
weary housewife the energy to accom-
phsh more with less fatigue than is
otherwise possible.
The foregoing suggestion is so re-
mote from what many an INDUSTRIOUS
woman considers her duty" as to
seem 10 her like theoretical nonsense.
Nevertheless it is body and brain saw
ing common sense. Duty to oneself
should lead q woman to take measures
for saving her health and strength
while there IS still a fund 10 draw upon.
Rest periods OF fifteen minutes dur
ing the day are much to be desired in
the housekeeper's program. and they
should be taken before she has become
so weary that fifteen minutes rest does
not seem to count.
4 Woodworking professional man was
asked how often he rested. He re-
piled as often as he had fifteen min
utes to spare. Women do not rest Of
ten enough before they are utterly ex-
hausted. Sometimes it seems easier to
continue working than to stop, because
the first experiences in resting are
most uncomfortable. One breads the
let down after utter exhaustion. More
over. young housekeepers full Of life
and energy are tempted TO work be-
yond their strength without planning
for the reserve necessary for later
years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-21
Desserts For Children

DATE cream is a delicacy which most
CaLdren appreciate. To make it
stone half a pound of dates. cover
them with boiling water and leave in
the water until cool. This soaking
pumps and moistens the dates, but it
is always worth while TO pay a few
cents more in order TO obtain juicy
dates in the package. Drain the dates
when they are COOL dry them and chop
them fine. Whip a Cupful of cream or
whip half a cupful of cream and two
egg whites. fold the two together.
sweeten TO taste and flavor with va
nilla and either 10 the cream or the
cream and egg add the dates Pile in
dessert glasses and serve Immediately.
Baked rhuharb is a wholesome spring
deICaCy. To prepare il wash and dry
rhubarb stalks and pull off the tough
shTcGs of skin Cut them in TWO inch
lengths into an earthen dish. scatter
generously with sugar. add a couple
Of tab.espooHfuls OF water and cover
with plate. Set the dish IN the oven