LUMBER TRUST ATTACKED.
Govnrnmant Allega« Atlantic
Deal« r« m Compirai y.
Coati
New York In the first Ftxleral
unti trust proct-edings brought under
the Sherman law its interpret«-«! in the
Standurd Oil decision, the department
of justice hut filed In tile United
States court here u suit against con­
stituent organizations of what is popu
larly known as the "lumber trust,”
alleging th«- existence of a widespread
conspiracy "unreasonably” to restrain
the lumber trade in this country.
Ten trulle organizations and more
than 150 individuals are named as de­
fendants. It alleges violation of the
Sherman anti-trust law und seeks a
|H-rmam-nt injunction restraining the
defendants from continuing the con
»piracy charged
It ia suel the suit may be the first
of a »«•rie» of suits by Attorney Gen­
eral Wickersham looking to breaking
up ull«-g«xl agreements among the re­
tailers of commoilities, bi maintain
high prices, to force ull ultimate con
sumera to buy from retailers ami Or
backlist wholesalers who »«-II to other
than members of the retail organiza­
tions
The elulmratc system of blacklisting
attribut«»! to the allegisl lumla-r con­
spirators, coplea of circulars sent out
by the 'organization, cluHsifymg con
sumera a» "proper" and “improper,”
extracts
from
reports threatening
"short shrift" to dealers daring to
violati- th«- rules of the organization
and branding
such
offenders un
"poachers,” "scalpers," "mavericks”
ami "illegitimates,” are fully set
forth in the government's petition.
BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY
WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS
FASHIONS
Washington, May 1H.
Claiming
Washington, May 17. Charg«-s that.
that the essence of th»- prop «»••<! com­ Democratic members of the house;
mercial agreement la-tween this coun­ committee on rules were seeking to J
try und ('anuda is reciprocity and usurp function» of a caucus by nomi­
that such was the understanding of nating the members of committees
th««»«- who friirn«-«! it, Senator Root which will investigate the so-called
today appear«»! before the senate steel and sugar trusts, b»!ay created
finance committee and suggested an the most serious outbreak that haa oc­
Armlsfirs Ordered end Diaz to Rs-
amendment to the bouse bill which curred in the Democratic ranks of the '
|.[n Before June I
De Io Barra
would prevent w«x»i pulp and paper house since the opening of this eon-
and Muderò to Rule.
from coming into the country free un­ gress.
^«r J EW YORK
The crl dernier
til it wus free from all provinces of
Chairman Henry wan denounced by
M m I of the societjr girl Is for
< 'amula.
Fitzgerald, chairman of th«- appropri­
I
toqu«-, »«arf and parasol en
Senator Root argued that »uch an ations committee, for having made
Juarez, Mexico, Muy IM
Judgi-
aylte
A leader of the
umendment would not prevent the "unauthorize«! ansumption of author­
Carbajal, represa-nting the M< xlcan
^..>1
smart zet lately returning
agreement a» a whole from b«-coming ity" for the rules committee.
Other
Federal government, urnl Dr. Vm«qu<-z
effective. On the other hand, John Democrats say th«- decision of the
15 auch aeta. and half of
(iniiu-z, Joao I’ino Cuarez and Fran­
Norris, of N«-w York, representing rules committ<-e, if adopte«l by the
them were made to accompany frocks
the American NeWH|>aper Publisher»' house, will be a complete abrogation
cisco Mialero, Sr., representing the
In which from three to seven different
association, commenting on tha pro- of the principles for which the Demo­
provisional government, agreed at 6
colors »ere harm«>nlo->sly combined.
|»«»<-d amendment, »aid that its adop crats have stood, namely the selection
o'clock last night to declare a five
tion would be filial to th«- agreement. of committees by action of th«; Demo­ Just fancy a typical American Indulg­
ilaya* armistice throughout Mexico, to
ing herself to such an extent, and
Senator Roots’ amendment was de­ cratic caucuses.
fancy again the multitude who follow
lake effect immediately u|»>n receipt
signed to make pulp an«l paper free on
Two lists, one being the proposed
by Judge Carbajul of formal uutlioriz-
There are score» of
both sides at the »arne time, instead steel trust committee, the other the her example.
fa»hionable modistes »bo anxiously
ation from Mexico City, which came
of allowing th«- im|»«rtation ut once of sugar trust committee, were sub-
at I I o'clock laat night.
free pulp and paper from these pro mitted by Henry in the form of priv- await every spring the return of this
The signing of un armistice la a
Vinces in Canalla in which there are ileg«-d resolutions which he a.ske<! the particular matron, for she culls the
military prerogative ami wua not in
smartest effects offered by Paris cre­
no restrictions regarding the exporta­ house bi adopt.
cludi-d ill Judge Carbajiil's diplomatic
tion of those articles.
Immediately questioned by Demo­ ators of fashions, and after herself
instruction».
There ia no Federal
Th«- bill now, he asserts, contains crats who had not been consult«»! as to having tried their effect at auch
military commander
here, General
no provision whatever for the free the authority by which the rules com­ critical place» as the res«irts In south
Navarro having been dv|a>acd by the
admission of paja-r an«l woo«i pulp into mittee offered these names, Henry ern France, there is no question as to
taking of Juarez.
Hence the need of
('añada.
said about 150 Democrats had ap- the genuine character of her various
authority from Mexico City.
And now the combination
Hix amendment would add to the prove«! th«- Democratic list, an«! Re­ choices
The urmiatice will
the tirat gen­
w «» h 1 pulp an«i pa|a-r provision the publican members were
nam«?d by toque, scarf and parasol is classed
eral ceaaation of hostilities since the
among the ultra fashionable things of
stipualtion that Canada may have the Minority Leader Mann.
revolution began Inal Novemlrer and'
right to impirt those articles free
The steel trust investigating com- the moment.
wna decided u|«m by Provisional I’rea .
One of the prettiest gets we have
"only when the President of the mittee was approved before the Demo­
ident Madero in the afternoon im '
Unite»! Stat«-» shall have satisfactory crats woke up to the full effect of the seen la a faithful copy of madams
mcdlutely after the receipt of an A»- ■ HYPNOTI-vM CURES PARALYSIS evidence and »hall make proclamation situation. The resultant fight fell up­ The color scheme Is lobster pink,
aociaUal Preaa ¡diaputch from Mexico
that such admission of wood pulp, on the sugar trust committee; and a »hfch has taken the place of coral,
City atating that Preaident Diaz had I Under Spell Man Walk« for First pa|«er an«l boards, being the product of continuation of the struggle finally and the trimmings are silver embroid
offered to resign before the end of the
th«- Unit«»! States, are aiimitted into was averted by the action of Under­ ery and Bruges lac«-. The trig little
Time in Three,Year«.
present month.
wood, the Democratic leader, in ad­ toque Is quite the smartest shape we
< 'añada free of duty. ”
New York Seven <locb>rs ami a
journing the house while the resolu­ have seen It fits the head snugly, but
circle of nuri-es at St. Mark's hospital
DE LA BARRA WILL RULE.
has a decided turn to the left side of
Washington. May IX.
A new or­ tion was still pending.
watched Dr. Alfr«*d J. Fox demon-
the brim, which gives It the effect of
strate one of the miracles of m<»l«-rn ator up|«eare«l in the ranks of the Re­
Washington, May lfi. The senate being much larger.
Madero for Vice President Diaz ia
The crown is
science, when h<- commanded a paraly­ publican minority in congress today.
finance committee engaged in a some­ made of the lace over pink or lobster
Very III.
Th«-
o|«enmg
speech
on
the
Arizona-
tic to walk, under th«1 influence of
what heated tilt today over the sub­ colored chiffon, and the visible part
Mexico City, .May lx. Preaident hypnoti»m, ami was obeyed.
For New Mexico statehood resolution, a ject of Cana«iian reciprocity amend­
of the brim Is faced with wonderfully
distinction accorded to Frank B. Wil­
three
years
the
mun
hail
been
unable
to
Diaz and Vice President Corral will
ments.
done embroidery made more ornate
lis.
a
freshman
from
Ohio,
turn«-d
out
move himself.
Senator Stone, of Missouri, demand­ by the addition of white or white and
resign before Julie 1
"Now,” began the doctor, "you ar«* to be a two hours' running tire of re­ ed to know when Allen and Graham,
colored jewels. From the right side
Minister of Foreign Relations De going to move your feet.
Move your partee and fight with the Democratic said to be New York attorneys and
of the ridged crown (the shape Is typ­
I n Barra will become president ad in­ feet up and down.
You have control leaders.
In supjwirting the New Mexican representing the National Grange, ically that of Mercury's helmet) rests
of them.”
terim.
constitution
as President Taft has up- were U> appear in response to his re­ a large bunch of splendid aigrettes In
Melchior Lusterborg, who couldn't
Fianciaro I Madero, the revolution­
proved
it,
Willis drew th«- tire of quest that they be summone«! to tel! white tipped with the odd pink hue.
ary lender, will be called to Mexico do any such thing for thre«- years, be­ Chairman Flood anil u half dozen of their employment by interests op- The scarf and parasol carry out the
gan
to
wiggle
hitherto
helpless
feet.
City to a t us in* l.n Barra's chief ad­
pos«sl to reciprocity.
color In chiffon, lace and semi precious
"Now, you will notice that your prominent Democrats, lie was armci
viser and ns the greatest guarantee
Senator Gal linger demanded that jewels.
with
a
muss
of
constitutions
and
or
­
|aissihle that every plixlge made by , leg» are getting warm ; are going to ganic acts of the various states and. "some of thos«- who have made vigor­
Greatly Varied Question.
perspire. ”
the government will be carri«»! out.
ous efforts to accelerate public opinion
The question of hats is a varied one
Suggestion almost instantly brought whenever a new proposition was advo­ in fa vor of reciprocity” should be
A» viewed by the public, it would
caba!. he would say:
"I've got it
This season there are hats for every­
be virtually a joint presidency, |>end- > a glow.
ask«»! to appear before the committee.
"You can stand up; you can walk. right here." while the Republican side Senator Williams retorted that under body. and prices to suit the purchas­
ing II new elect Ion.
cheered and laugh«-d.
er There Is no end to oddities in the
The cabinet will be reorganized. ' < >f course you will have to lean on
Hamilton of Michigan, ex-chairman these circumstances. President Taft new models, and almost everything Is
these
doctors,
but
you
can
walk.
”
The mini ter of w ar w ill be named by '
ought
to
be
summon«!
to
testify
to
th«-
territories
committees,
shown from jockey, witch and clown
Tin- gr«-at form raised itself and got of
De I.a Barra. The foreign office will
what he had don«- to “accelerate pub­
shapes to the traditional helmet, cav­
Leaning on two urg«-d the immediat«* approval of the lic opinion” on the question.
be in charge of a sub secretary named up from the table.
New Mexican constitution.
The Re-
alier. empire and Victorian styles All
by him. f Ither cabinet members will doctors, th«- big mun went slowly pubican »|H-akers condemned th«- recall
Senator Gallinger said he was op-
these and many others are fashioned
nmumi the room.
be ch. -eii by him and Madero jointly.
postsi
to
summoning
attorneys
for
var
­
Then he returned to th«- tabi«* and of Judges in the Arizona constitution ious organizations. but that if it were of coarse straws, tagal and hemp
A new election will bi- called within
th«- hypnotic influence was remo»«»!. and approved th«- plan to force Arizona to be done, both sides should be heard. braids. The coarse straws are so ex­
six months.
Th«-
man immediately sat up and said: to vote again on that feature, but they He ask«-d therefore that John Norris ceedingly coarse that little trimming
Political amnesty will be recoin-
declare«! no change should be made
"
I
want to walk."
mended to the chamber of deputies.
and Herman Ridder, representatives Is required to make the finished hat
in th«* New Mexican constitution.
Many such models are
His
effort
was
better
this
time
These are the conditions u|s>n which
of the American Newspajier Publish­ becoming
President Diaz will compromise. Vir­ than on the previous occasion ami he
ers’ association, b«- required to appear trimmed with a severe little bow or
Washington. May 17.
President
tually they are mlmitted in high quar­ went uround the n»>m with better
before the committee and tell what chou made of satin or velvet and
Taft today sent th«- to senat«- the Tar­
elT«-«-t.
ters to lie a complete surrender to the
their organizations had done to help placed in some unusual position. These
iff board's full report of its investiga
and other styles are ideal for wear
revolut mnists.
th«-
reciprocity sentiment.
AGLEAM WITH JEWELS.
tion of th«- pulp and news paper indus­
The resignation of Diaz, and the
Declaring that Mexico was shipping with tallormade costumes, while the
try in the United States and Canada.
"joint regency” of De I.a Barra and
its cattle into Texas, paying the duty, Victorian styles seem to be the only
Summarizisi briefly, th«- report says a
First
State
Ball
in
Reign
of
King
Madero are said to constitute a guar­
and underselling American competi­ thing for the quaint little summer
ten of news print paper is mad« in
George is Given.
antee so complete that the original in-
tors, and that Canada could fatten frocks of prints and border effects.
Among the novelties is shown a
Ixindon, May 20. Th«- first state Canada for *5.35 less than it is made cattk- quicker there and dress them
surrecto demand fur I I governors no
Th«- average
ball of the reign of King George, the in th«- United States.
lunger need In...... nsidereil.
better. Samuel H. Shan, the cattle piquant model labeled "Watteau.”
Canadian cost is given a» *27.53 an«!
The cabinet was in almost contin­ dal«- of which was selected in honor of
raisers' attorney, continue«! today his The shape turns up defiantly at the
the average cost in the United States
uous session for two days, despite the th«- visit of the German em|M-ror und
testimony in opposition to the removal back, and Is heralded as one of the
at *3'2.SX. The duty under th«- pres­
most popular shapes at the French
sever«- illness of Diaz.
The prea­ empress, t«»>k place at Buckingham
of duty on meats.
ent tariff is *3.75.
Riviera, where smart summer fashions
palnce
last
night.
ident's entire- face is infected from an
Th«- document presents extensive
annually receive their christening. A
K ing George and Emperor William
ulcerated baith.
His upper lip is
Washington. May 16. Democratic
tables, comparisons and other tabula­
number of the becoming dress hats
swell« n fur beyond its normal six«* anil wer«* join«»! by 30 members of the roy­
tions. It is said to lx- the most com­ members of th«- ways an«l means com­
have brims of shirred tulle with
his face is intlameil
He showeii al househohi who formisi into a mag­
mittee of the house today underUxik
plete
report
of
the
kind
ever
attempt
­
spring flowers trimming them the en­
fever yesterday but this symptom was i nificent procession.
th«- task of drafting a bill revising the
ed.
Th«-
entire
force
of
th«-
Tariff
Emperor William took a» his part
tire surface. The facing very often is
«liminnted today.
He -peaks with
l»«anl has been engaged upon it for wool schedule. Th«- committee debat-
of a different color and is of chiffon or
the greate d difficulty, but, while In­ ner Queen Mary and King George the
«»! without attempting to reach a d«‘-
month».
mousseline; sometimes over a con­
is m severe pain, his condition is not German empress.
Several factors entering into the in­ cision whether the bill shall plare raw
Th«- display of gems could not be
trasting color A stunning hat shaped
alarming, <le»pite his udvanctsl age.
creased cost «if manufacture in th«- wool on th«- free list, or reduce the
surpassed at any European court.
on the order of the mushroom model
l'nite<l States are taken up exhaus­ tariff 59 per cent or more.
Numerous crowns. made especially for
was made lu direct contrast to con-
Clark Sold for »5,000,000.
Th«- paramount issue in revising
tively in th«- report.
The principal
Butte, Mont. The rejwirt of the the coronation, were- s«-en for th«- first increases ar<- sai«! to be due to th«- fact th«- scht-dule is revenue. To put raw­ vcntionaltfes. Instead of the flowers
Anaconda Copper Mining company at time. Queen Mary' corsuge was like that a ton of pulp worn! costs nearly wool on th«- free list would cut off at lelng on th«- top. <hey were employed
a stockholders^ meeting makes public, a breastplate of diamonds nnd in­ twice as much in the United States one«- *21,000,090. while the etire wool ns the facing to th«- underbrim, while
for the first time the price paid for cluded two immense stones cut from ns it does in Canada and that many sch<-dule brings in more than *40,000,- the top of the «-hape.au was left com­
paratively plain, with nothing but a
the Butte mines of ex Senator W. A. the famous t'ullenan diamond, which of th«» American mills have much 000 in duties.
<Shc- also
Clark, transfer of which was an­ wer«- worn as pendants,
By cutting th«- duty on raw wool to bit of shirred chiffon over the crown
older and much less effectivi- «-quip-
The flowers under the
nounced six months ago. Th«- consid­ wore ii high collar of diamonds.
; 5 or 6 cents a pound an«l making pro- and brim.
meiit than the Canadian mills.
The tierman empress wore a dia­
brim
were
simple
field daisies, and the
eration is given as *5,01X1,000 and the
i vision for a sliding reduction annually
properties were transferred by th«- mond crown, n splendid |«-arl neck­
of 1 cent, some Democrats figure the effect was novel and wonderfully be­
Washington.
May
17.
As
indicat
­
Amalgamated Copper company to the lace, und other diamonds and pearl ing th«- possible effect on legislation importations would increas«- sufficient­ coming.
“Poke” Effect Is Good.
Anaconda for 112,000 shares of Ana­ ornaments.
of the Supreme court's Standard Oil ly to cause no disturbance in th«- rev­
The close fitting hat a la mode, as
conda stock.
The re-port
shows
a
decision, thre«- bills were introduced enue.
Scientist« Otl to North.
“V.......
shown in Its best form, has acquired
profit of *1,214,013.22 for th«- six
Seattle. Wash. The revenue cutter in th«- senate today, one by Jones, of
a decided poke that Is equal to quite
months ending Ih-cemlx-r 31, last.
Postal
Banks
Bettering.
an«! th«-
Tahoma sailed from this port for At­ Washington, Republican.
ravishing eff«-cts if worn over a pretty
Washington.
D.
C.
Postal
savings
other
two
by
Culberson,
of
Texas,
and
tn. th«- most westerly of the Aleutian
Two Men and 74 Auto« Burn.
face. The smartes’ of these models
banks
in
th«-
West
continue
to
grow
in
Re«-d,
of
Missouri.
Democrats.
islands, carrying u Smithsonian insti­
Winnipeg, Man.
Firent II o'clock
Th«- bank at Klamath sre perfectly flat over the front of the
All look to th«- amendment of the popularity.
tution scientific party, which will
head and the back has a variety of
Wednesday night destroyed the Cen­
gather specimens of birds, mammals, Sherman amt-trust law to incluilc all Falls, Or., has moved up to 27th place way» of extending the hair and ears.
tral garage, with 74 automobiles.
It
and
now
has
total
deposits
aggregat
­
combinations
in
restraint
of
trade,
re
­
Howers and rocks. Th«- expedition is
A fetching poke-toque of this order
is beli«-v«sl that two men and four
headed by A. C. Bent, of Taunton, gardless of their reasonableness or un­ ing *1.767.26. individal accounts av­
seen the other day was made of
teams are in the debris, ’flu- tire was
eraging
*63.11
each.
Th«-
Olympia
reasonableness,
and
all
art-
suggested
Mass. Other naturalists in the expe­
striped black and white satin braid
start«-<l by a youth lighting a cigar­
dition nr«- F. It. MeKechnie. of Bos­ by Justice Harlan's dissenting view in bank, in Washuigton. has *7.942 on
ette, the head of the match Hying off.
deposit, being 195 accounts, averaging with a broad front expanse of plain
ton; H. C. Beck, of San Jose, and th«- Standard Oil case.
It was the worst fir«> ever seen in Win­
•
*75.64 each, while at Coeur d'Alene, black hemp. The only trimming con
Alexander Wettmore, of Kansas.
nipeg, the blaz.e illuminating the sky
Trust Invest gation Begins.
Idaho, there- are- 76 deposits aggregat­ stated of a huge bow of black and
to such an extent thnt fully 50,000
Washington. May. 19. Preliminary ing *5,521. Th«- Klamath Falls bank white striped velvet ribbon edged with
Five Deaths Caused By Heat.
persona congregated. The loss is es-
steps in the congressional inquiries in­ is way behind others in th«- Northwest bright green. At the sides were two
Philadelphia, May 20. Today was
timate«! at *200,000.
and is progressing less rapidly than rather large cobochons of jet, and
the hottest May 20 in the history of to th«- United States Steel corporation those in Washington and Idaho.
across the top of the crown is another
and the American Sugar Refining com­
th«- weather bureau here. Th«- max­
jet ornament running from front to
Death to Boycott |s Cry.
pany wer«- taken today. Hardwick of
imum temprratur«- was 91 degrees.
back.
Corporation Books Open.
Georgia,
chairman
of
the
"Sugar
New York President Taft'has been Five deaths and many prostrations
Novelties of all kinds are crop­
Washington.
D.
C.
—
The
Supreme
Trust
”
committee,
issued
a
call
for
a
askisl to end th«- Isiycott for Jnll time from heat were report«.-»!.
meeting tomorrow whih- the steel in­ court has approved the recent sentence ping out this season. Strings that actu­
by Reeking the punishment orjdisaolu-
vestigation committee has deferred for contempt imposed in the- New ally tie on the hat are found among
tion of organizations enforcing it.
Cedar Rapids, Ia., May 20. West
the quaintest arrivals of returned
The petitioners were th«- National Cellar Rapids tonight sulTered from a its formal meeting until Saturday York courts upon Christopher C. Wil­
fashions. There are endless varieties
son.
president
of
th«-
United
Wireless
when
a
successor
to
Representative
Association of Manufacturers, and the storm which did thousands of dollars'
Telegraph company, because of th«- of Napoleon shapes and all sorts of
American Federation of l.alsir was damage. A plaster factory and sev­ Olmstead will b«- chosen.
refusal to permit an examination of picturesque broad brims. An extreme­
said to be “persistently prosecuting eral
residences
wen*
demolahed.
Brandéis
to
Aid
in
Probe.
the books. By this decision the Ft-d- I ly becoming Napoleon is in black and
and intending to further prosecute Hundreds of trees were blown down,
eral
government won a far-rsaching white coarse straw with the crown
Washington,
May
19.
lands
R.
such boycotts. ”
I
and electric service was cut off.
Brandéis, the Boston attorney who ■ legal battle, in that officials of cor- and brim in one, turned sharply from
I
conducted the prosecution in the Bal- ' porations cannot refuse to allow exam­ the front and faced with royal blue
Cotton Ring May Be Investigated.
Holy Ghost Ship Wrecked.
satin, while the rest of the trimming
ination
of
books
by
gran«l
juries.
linger-Pinchot
controversy
and
who
Washington, [>. C.
Investigation
Portland, Me. Th«- barkentine of
consisted of blue silk cords with silver
volunteered
to
save
*1,990,000
a
day
by th«- secretary of commerce and la the Kingdom of th«- Holy Ghost and
acorns finishing the ends. And back
S35O.OOO Building Asked.
bor “into the combination of cotton Us sect has been strand«»! off Sango- for the railroads of the country, will
Washington, D. C.—Senator Jones of the broad turnover brim were two
speculators in the United States or- mar, on the west coast of Africa, and assist the house committeee on the
has
introduced a bill increasing the enormous sized quills, made of single
Postoflice
department
in
the
inquiry
ganizeil to control prices,” with a probably will b«- a total wreck, accord­
limit
of the cost of the public building ostrich feathers curled close to the
into
that
branch
of
the
government
view to criminal prosecution, is urged ing tn information received here from
at
Walla
Wslla, Wash., from *140,000 stem. These were In the same shade
in a resolution introduced in the house the national board of marine under­ service. His services will be volun­
to *350,000.
tary.
«
by Edwards, of Georgia.
writers in New York.
Terms of Peace in Mexico Al­
most Complete Surrender.
OF THE
MOMENT.
-J
I
of blue and were placed In a striking
upright position
Unsual Shapes Shown.
Many of the huge' straw hats look
as though they had been caught in
snowstorm» and had come out pretty
well batter«rd. for they are bent in the
mo»t unusual »hapcs and frequently
the straw actually seem» broken.
Brims are wide and moat Irregular,
while crowns are dented to give the
desired effect. To moat persons such
a shape Is more becoming than the
bard conventional lines of the perfect­
ly straight brim, and if properly
trimmed the result
is exceedingly
smart. A quaint little model of sea
grass Is In pagoda shape and trimmed
with a Japanese band In which aeveral
colors are woven.
The simulated
crown Is gracefully draped with the
scarf and the ends are allowed to fall
over the left side.
Many styles suggestive of the
French revolutionary period are In evi­
dence, both In shapes and colors, this
season. One of the moat picturesque
models we have seen had a very wide
flare at the left side and high thim­
ble-shaped crown.
It was made of
coarse straw in the new illuminated
gray called "mother of pearl.” The
trimming consisted of a band of rich
embroidery drawn across the front of
fhe crown and under the brim on both
sides. At the back were three very
long plumes In dull pinks and greens.
These were of the new class that so
far 1» nameless, but they are really
nothing more nor less than handsome
ostrich feathers wired very stiffly with
the under fibers curled toward the
stem in the fashion of a lyre plume
and a certain little quirk in the wire
which flattens the feather in the cen­
ter an«l gives it a jaunty turn at the
end.
All Sorts of Trimming.
The trimmings are exquisite. Wild
flowers and old fashioned garden flow­
ers vie with each other on the same
hat.
Natural colorings of artificial
flowers are given little attention. Al­
most any shade that blends with the
tone of the hat or gown Is considered
smart A new idea that Is taking well
is the use of beads applied directly
to the straw, and it the fad continues
there is no telling to what spectacular
lengths It may run. Boad trimmings
of all kinds are also seen on some of
the best hats. The mingling of big
and little blossoms is another fad ol
the moment. Rambler and moss rosea
together with the tiniest of button
roses formed the trimming of one of
the handsomest picture hats shown thia
season. Another model of the sama
dimensions had for its trimming a
wonderful combination of poinsettlaa
and camelias with weeping willow
foliage in its natural shade of soft
green.
Lace is also much used in
millinery, though more in the makeup
than in Its garnishments.
Home Dress.
Nattier blue mercerised popltnetto
mak«-s a smart and quite inexpensive
dress In this style. The skirt has a
wide band of material at foot, put on
with a wrapped seam;
silk-covered
buttons trim left side front breadth.
The bodice is trimmed up left side
with galloon and buttons, galloon also
outlines the round yoke of lace.
Small bishop sleeves gathered Into
deep cuffs that are trimmed to match
bodice.
Materials required:
5H yards 4«
Inches wide, 10 buttons, 5 yards sateen
for lining. H yard lace 18 Intjhaa wid^
2L» yards galloon.