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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
soME USES For OH HATS
Work Baskets and nass May Easily
Be Constructed From Dis
carded hsadwdar.

They may be converted into work
Baskets. Also bags
Tire crown Or An Old felt bat makes
good foundation tor bag, having
stability enough eto Withstand being
poked into holes and not worn out
easily.
Cover IT with SOME pretty material,
aud It will look like some himsy bag.
While actually Il will be az substan-
tial az one made OF leather.
More interesting even TO fashion ia
tie work basket made from an old
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Mrs. Ed sheegog was hostess 20 the
members of the smart Set last SAT-
u4day afternoon bridge being played
as usual al three tables The club
pin was won by Mrs. all @ell who
won high score a lovely luncheon
va served late IN the afternoon
Guests other than club members We're
Mesdames W. E. Bennett c. =. Clark,
s. A. Humphrey NJ C. Cannon and
Macarthur Of Lindsay Mrs Il. b..
Spencer win entertain the club at the
nest meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

The New Century club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. $. r
Reast. The lesson win be on famous
women and Mrs O. b. Clark viii be
lesson leader "A parliamentary drill
win be led by Mrs. H b. Hendricks
in the absence OF Mrs. J. G. Mays Roll
call will be answered with fayorite quo
tations
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
chautauqua c circle.

The members OF the Chautauqua
club held one Of their most interest
ing meetings last Wednesday after
noon al the home OF Mrs L. Tignor
Mrs. coryell led the lesson on the
problem Of old age in England
Next Wednesday Mrs p. G Stacey
VIII be hostess to the chautauquans
and the lesson will be on Johnson's
London" Roll call win be answered
with the names Of historic spots in
London Miss Dawson viii be le1son
leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
Party at BIedsoe Home.

Miss Hazel Bledsoe entertained q
rev friends very pleasantly Thursday
night IN honvr of her sister Miss Koi
berta, Of Moline. Ill.,, and brother Mar.
TN. Of st. Louis. The evening was
spent informally music being The prin-
cipal feature Of entertainment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Every man is ready to give in a
long catalogue Of those virtues and
good qualities he expects to find in
the person Of a friend; but very few
OF us are careful to cultivate them in
selYes.-Pupshion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
What he thought
Mr. and Mrs. sIusher EnsertaIn.

Mr. and Mrs. siusher Entertain.
Red and white carnations and sml-
lax decorated the parlcrs of the home
OF MIR. and Mrs 7. u. slusher Lass Sat
urday evening for me card party given
complimentary to their guests, Mr. and
Mrs w. L. Saunders. Of r. Madison,
la. whist entertained the guests at
nine tables and the first prizes. a gen
tleman's stick pin and pair OF silk
stockings. were won by Mt and Mrs
J. C, Good. Mrs. Saunders was present
ed with a piece Of cut glass and Nr
Saunders with a pair Of silk hose a
two-course supper followed the last
game Of cards
The invitation list included Messrs
ana Mcsdames T H Dwyer, II. d. JOSH
son. Ben r Johnson. Ed Il Johns. F. r.
Riddle. Reford Bond. Harry Ludlow }
G. Good Ford wItherspoon. II =
Brownson H Oberstien. WIN Melton
r. T. Johnson, Alger Melton. > b
Sparks. B. b. Barefoot. +. 81. Ffey
Clarence johnson, r " Shepherd. j
A. Schwartz. p G. Spinning, Z c Hut
son John Grlbi Ben Morgan, claud
Slgmon and Lee Olive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Heart-shaped invitations have been
issued by the Wesleyan class Of the
Methodist church to valentine party
next Tuesday evening in the church
parlors. The guests are invited to
met their fate, and the hearts Lsar
the quotations, Faint heart ne'er -on
fair lady,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
Great Mistake.

"It,s a mistake" said Urele Eben.
ITO work yoh bad habits overtime
in December ies cause you's glntcr
mex New Year resolutions"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
Out Of Town Guests
10 Attend Party

The Ludlow-Bond valentine party IN
the Eiks psrlors Tuesday afternoon
win be the prominent society event ot
the coming week cards viii furnish
entertainments during The afternoon and
q game of peanut viii be provided for
those who do uot care for cards. One
hundred and fifty invitations have been
issued and the out OF Town guests in
yited are Mrs. I'd Bond. Mrs G b.
Campbell and daughter. Ella and Miss
Mamie Williams OF MInco, Mrs F. n.
Tinsman and Mrs. VIII Smith Of FL
Reno. Mrs Harry bitterly and AIRS Z.
X Bingham Of verden Mrs A. G.
cruce Of Oklahoma City. Mrs. A "A.
Witha-spoon Or Oklahoma City and
Mrs Dwight NANNY ot Blanchard
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
Pulplt(2&R.a!71jNelOs
ST. LukE's

(Episcopal)
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Confirmation, Holy communion and
sermon at IL a. m.
The bishop of the diocese will visit
the parish and conduct this service.
A cordial welcome to all.
s.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
6l9 Iowa avenue. Rev A. A. Col
Inns, pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at D. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 D. m
You are cordially invited 10 attend
these services.
Come and worship with US.
-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Services at Carnegie library, Sixth
street and Iowa avenue.
sundsy school at 9:45 a. m.
Lesson sermon at Il a. m; subject
"Soul."
Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at7:30 o'clock
Reading room al 2O91z Chickasha
avenue. Open every afternoon except
Sunday from till o'clock.
The public cordially invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
An .nd Rlehes.

we have never met an artist who
was not willing to be spoiled By pros-
perity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

How is 'appendicitia' pronouncedf"
Well. gentle reader, most surgeons
pronounce It lucrative"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
his VALENTINE.

What he wro.e
NY sweetheart, lis Of thee
Dearest Of girls to me,
or thee ! sing
Long may thy life be bright,
With loves most holy light
Accept from me this night
a diamond ring.
What he thought
My sweetheart, Ills for thee
That I'm up a tree
1t IS no jokei
love thy locks and frills.
Thy voice that laughs and rills,
My heart with dismay fills,
Because I'm brokel
judge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
spent for Electricity.


An Average Of from SIS to ste .
year an individual IS spent in tho
United States for electricity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
sorosis study Club.

Mrs C. L. stone Will be hostess to
sorosis Wednesday February Is. Roll
cali VIII be answered by quotations
from Dante. Mrs. J. r. Harris will
lead the lesson on part Of Part II Of the
Divine Comedy and Airs Callaway will
be leader on Part III Mrs. p. II Roche
win read a paper on italian Renais
sance IN Music"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Mrs Ike Harness gave mos en-
ioyable 12 o'clock dinner Tuesday at
her home south Of town in honor OF
the sixly-fourih birthday Of Mrs }. R.
Owsley Covers we're laid for ten
and an elegant menu was served
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Guild Pleasantly
En- ertained.
The Young Woman's Guild Of the
Presbyterian church was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. chas. E.
Rose, Misses Sohlinser, Mary Wilson
and ImhofH at the home Of Mrs. Rose,
Fifth and Minnesota. Music and
games were the entertainment for the
eyenin after which light refresh.
mepis were served. MI and Mrs les
ter carrow Of verden were visiting
suests- All report having had good
time and Il was decided to have an oc.
casional social session in the future
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Mrs. Fred NJ. Frey win entertain
Monday afternoon, February 20, from
8 to 8 at a colonial reception, given
for Mrs. C. b. Noble Of Wichita Falls,
Tex, and other guests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Largest Theatsr.
The largest theater IL the Paris
Opera house. covering three acres.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Thos. J. Boyd went to Oklahoma
City yesterday and was guest lasi
night at dance at Euclid hall given
for Miss Marie Beal Clark, by her par
ents. From there he went TO st
Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

Mrs. Clay Donovan and Mrs, ]. c.
Farley are entertaining with a thimble
party this afternoon in honor of their
guest, Mrs. Bida Henry, Of Frankfort,
Mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

"A large crowd Of Chickasha Macca-
bees will go to Verden next Thursday
to attend a class initiation. The Chick
sha guard team will put on drill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

The "Cupids" viii be entertained
Monday evening by Misses Lula Burke
and Agnes Goden al the Goden home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11
SOCIETY NOTES

y 3 > 2 , 3 , 3 , 2 ? ?
Mrs. Fl. n Smith will entertain the
Motor Bridge club next Wednesday
afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-11

4s*44+*s4e4*@**
The evening world., 1911-01-25

Mr.. Jsrr received the glad tdings
calmly.
Il thought YOU and your mother were
on the outs7" he said.
you hoped We WERE" said Mrs.. Jar,
''but. after all. . mother 10 . mother.
We only nave one real mother In this
world"
This II indeed true. and Mr.. Jar ala
not venture to gainsay It.
'Vhs says she saw Mr.. and Mrs. Cote
the other day. and that Mrs. Cote had
on a new seal coat TO hor heels. She
nays she THINKS It's q Hudson Bay seal
and not the real seal; but. then. one
can't tell them apart II tho Hudson Bay
seal II OF nne quality. And she has
won another cut-glass salad bowl play
ing Five Hundred. and. as she has two
now. she's going to give me one OF
them. I'll wager she gives me the
poorer one Of the two"
Mrs. Jarr's mother had some informa.
tion she was burning to convey to hei
daughter. so she just a down and
wrote . letter AZ though no coolnes,
had recently existed between them.
1t Is only when women meet day b,
day. or a husband or sweetheart Ia q
The evening world., 1911-01-25

- 5 ss.:i sAHl MN. E gstr sS 1T
4 HEN curtain nses young clerk is discovered polishing his nails o n
w IL apparently unconscious of Mrs Eanes approach.
Mrs e "weely>-I would like o SOC son senaemsus in
Clerk Osarled)-oh. certainly madam-what wesht1
Mrs e (contused)I really don't know how much they weigh. exactly.
Mr.. E. tsmu.nz in renef-oh. I guess heavy weight Ny husband s .
very heavy man. 20 suppose h must take heavy weisht-nss very hard on
Clerk anxiousNo-That doesn't follow q ali; the main thing 4 doss he
feel the heat7
Mrs. e. CemphaAcany)-Does hsi I should sy he doesi why It's soms-
thing awful he W. he perspires in summer. I often tell him that
Clerk Cbmshus)-But this ts winter does he feel the heat IN wnt~'
Mrs ttsghng Neutrality-suspicious. o trying to Joke with met How
can any M feel tho heat IN winter, N there m n heat 10 feel!
Clerk On dcspair-Ih show you the regular winter weisht-what H.e
did you say?
Mr.. L. neatatnx,-I didn't say N nze-I really don't know the size
but he measures 1--WE fest eleven three-eshths In HIS socks. If that WI
do you any good!
cerk oady>-rm afraid {. won. Do you know tn. size II n. collar.
madam
NJ ire. f. I'm seM-desense,-No-eut even If I lid IT wouldn't do m rood;
they're always Toe large for him nd ne matter waat say no won't buy
them n smaller! He wears AT eight shoe thought know that because I'm
knitting him a pair of slippers for his birthday
Clerk tnervousy)-Tn show YOU a medium size
CLERK disappears under ountsr Mrs Earle takes q small mirror. powder
pun. &c. from Ter handbag and proceeds to eradicate the ravass OF a
shopping tour. Clerk reappeas red OF ountenanc and bearing on his arms
a ack o. oxes whose contents would coths a small army. He begins Il
display the goods)
Mrs. 4. 0m,appontediy>- oh. haven't % n pink or pale nu.' I think
they're so much dainuer. don't your
Clerk again disappears m back with . Herculan load of pink and
pale bMe)
Mrs e. Cooking at him coqueishl)-Havent yu N with fancy buttons,
You know the little peari ones with stars and things on themr A mans
underwear is so plain, It ought TO rave something to trim It up I think
Now, a womans underwear is all covered with lace n ribbon n Cblushes)-
Oh. I forgot % wer at the genuemens counter!
Clerk tsternH-we have nothing with fancy buttons. madami ,.Ax6
Mrs e. ugmnO-wen, what's the price of these thenr GNTtN
Ciork-Two nry-stx a garment madam.
Mrs f. cwhh a Joyous little spueaD- rnerc-I knew It, I told John
could got them cheaper at Blanks than he could al his habedsshsrs-snd
We made . little bot on a-and low Two won!
Clerk reachinS Tor hi. book. with visions OF . twenty dollar ~is>-Hov
M,, n. annooemiySoA. I DON'T wan 20 BUY any-I ,us wanted q
settle ha hAs bN. Thank you 70 much for aspnr IN wn Il yoas man
Clerk aInns pro...a. IN tn. pn. of pink n pa.s ms>-rn. n@..
CURTAIN
The evening world., 1911-01-25
Jarr's Mother Descends Upon the Family
Just Like a Blessing-or Something of the Sort

Mrs. Cote told her I had been sick.
You know I wrote Mrs. Cote I couldn't
corne to a musicale she was giving for
her Suffrage Club. I said / was i'll at
home with a bad cold and It might turn
into pneumonia. The idea Of that wom-
an asking mo 10 come way over to
Fatbush to q private house musicale
and pay a dollar for a. ticket"
u won't be home tila late
You come home at the usual time.
str!' said Mrs. Jarr. firmly. Don't
blame my poor mamma for keeping you
away from your home. She won't be
here except Just to call and 60 down
town shopping with me-. She's so upset
to hear I've been all You can say what
YOU please about my mother" (Mr. Jarr
hadn't said a word. but she's the
dearest thing. IN sickness. II you are
we'll or happy may never come
near you. But let m hear Of sick
ness or trouble-especialiy trouble-and
she's by your side"
Mr.. Jarr was going to say ITO make
more trouble" but he checked himself
In time.
Yes. mother has been at moro death
beds''- began Mrs. Jarr.
But Mr.. Jarr interrupted with excuses
Of haste. and hurried awa without
hearing OF mothers soothing presence
at such ACUTE moments.
In due time Mrs. Jarrs mother ar
rived from Brooklyn. kissed her daugh-
ter efusively. asked after tho children
and was not at all cheered to learn OF
their being in robust. rosy health.
"Tcu can't tell at this time OF year,
Clara" said Mrs. Jars mother. TN
children may start out looking well and
strong. They may complain Of q sore
throat al school. The teachers refuse
to listen to them. That night they de-
velop malignant dfphtheria n are ir
their little white cofins the next day"
At his Mrs. Jar could not be re-
strained from calling UP the school ant
asking how the children were.
whereupon the teacher. imagining IN,
children were not well, sent then home
At this Mrs. Jarr's mother denounced
the high-handed tyranny Of all sohoo
teachers and bore down Don h hali
OF education, with Mrs. Jarr and thu
youngsters in question. n gave tn
Teacher and the principal a strenuous
hak hour.
Tho IDEAL" said Mrs. Jars mothe'
as they came away. The idea OF tina
stuck UP. little, ~pug-nosed chit OF 4
school teacher being impudent to Me-
The teacher had been impudent to M
one, but she had addressed her remarks
almost entirely TO Mrs. Jarr. the chill
dren's mother.
Il never interfere with anybody
business. I see nothing. hear nothing
say nothing" continued Mrs. Jarr'
mother shrilly. as they took their seat
In q downtown car. But look!"
And here she grabbed Mrs. Jar b.
one arm and pointed to q man acros
the car.
The sight thai INST the ~ Of Mn
lJArrs mother and Mrs.. Jarr was 10
AorrtfyinS TO tell ~ the tag al . tale
Look here Tomorrow AM learn 10
yeursaAk
The evening world., 1911-01-25
TWO Kinds.

THE late Prof. william p. Blaze. Whose
encouraging mineralosical reports induced
the United States 20 buy Alaska. believed
firmly In his country's future.
Prof. Blake, In a Fourth Of July address thai
Tucson still remembers. pointed out the forward
strides that Arizona had made.
Think Of the ignorance and nhteracy OF the
past, all Vanished now he nid. Once, while
out on q meteorological trip. l wandered into q
court-house In an Arizona village.
''Ths case afoot concerned = letter. The prose
cution wanted this letter admitted In evidence.
but the defenss wanted 1t barred out. Finally
the Judge aid reluctantly:
Hand the pesky thing up here, and Ill de-
eide on it.
SO the letter was handed up to the Judge. and
he put on his ~sectacles and looked at II side
The evening world., 1911-01-25

To the Editor Of The Evenins World;

To the Editor of The Evening World'
The Alderman's Law Committee 10 20
hold a public hearing to discuss the pro-
posed ordinance Limiting the length OF
hatpins. Such an ordinance seems en-
tirely inadequate TO correct the evil.
owing 10 the difference in hats. As an
objeetor to the use Of dangerous hat
pins. allow me 10 suggest a remedy that
would doubtless be adopted by all classes
Of women as soon as the opportunity
was offered, while against AT ordinance
and ridiculous laws directed at her
liberty. II the Alderman who has intro
duced the ordinance had sugge sted to
any manufactures OF novelties that q
hatpin point protector be put upon the
market he would have saved himself the
trouble OF Framing this ridiculous ordi-
nance. whirh can never be enforced.
Those ~-erui little articles are on sale
W Europe, and II introduced here would
soon come into general use. accomplish.
ins quickly the reforms aimed at IN this
absurd measure. MRS. c,
A Heat Problem.
n The Editor a TIE Evening World
II Il requires sixty sQuArs feet oe radi-
aiors 70 iseat . room 10 q temperAturo
OK GO dsgrssA with outside tsmpsrAturs
Al, % degrseA hew oueh ndiater vsl
bs ssgsAssa - 1870 osA 70 y lagDssa
The evening world., 1911-01-25

S011fi8 ~
breakfast table.
Mr.. Jar wasn't
permitted to read
Q letter at the
breakfaSt tabls.
nor the morhing
paper either. BE-
cause It delayed
the breakfast. II
delayed even more
when Mrs.. JarE
read. But who
dared ~cr1ticise7
The evening world., 1911-01-25
The Days Good Stories

| ways and c~o~wise. and = loud laugh went NJ
from the spectator.
what are they laughing atr I ssked the -
| next me.
"'why. At the Jedses bluff. O. couss.' -
/ the rerly. The old fool can't read resdin'-wndu'.
let aloue writin' within. Chicago Tribune.
The evening world., 1911-01-25
Didn't Look Right.

NEGRO. . new assistant on . fam dow
~ South. was asked 10 hold . COW while tn
~ farmer. . cross eyed man. was to hit he
on the head with IN AZ. The dairy
observing the mans eyes. in some fear inquired
rs you swins to hit whar you 10 iookan
bossf"
why. certainly" answered the farmer.
'wai, den. you hold do COW yourself. aAi"-
Short Stories.
The evening world., 1911-01-25

stake. that . fsud between them IL
maintained. They quarrel bitterly by
letter or at close range, and then sill
ence N distance heal the animosity.
The evening world., 1911-01-25

show that importations, according to duties paid, were less than one
Afth Of one per cent. wrapper. The officials conclude that wrapper
has been imported under the disguise of an humber name to evade
duties.
This view Of the matter will surprise many. There has long
been a suspicion in the land that the average fragrant Havana" has
not six per cent Of imported wrapper, but just the one-Afth Of one
per cent. actually shown in the duties, and that the rest comes from
Connecticut. The announcement that this suspicion is probably
i'll founded will be received with mixed emotions. A few will rejoice
that they have been getting a better smoke than they thought. Others
win regret that they have been accusing a fellow man Of defrauding
the public, when after all he has been merely beating the Government
The evening world., 1911-01-25

They then generally meet or write,
after an interval, as though nothing
whatever had happened to mar their
mutual esteem.
The evening world., 1911-01-25
THE FRAGRANT v A

JSTOM HOUSE OFFICIALS believe the tobacco
trade has been defrauding the Government in the
matter Of importations from Cuba. They say that
whereas cigar manufacturer in order to have an
output Of pure Havanas must have at least six
per cent. of their stock in wrapper" the figures
The evening world., 1911-01-25

waistcoats will be distinctive, trousers will be so tight as to reveal
the symmetry of the limbs.
It'll gratifying to learn that while the conservatives oppose some
Of these measures they will not undertake to organize a revolt. A
few ~standpatters may bolt, some rustic demagogue may denounce the
corset coat and symmetrical trousers as evidences Of an attempt to
feminine mankind, but it is not believed they will affect the result in
any city of Importance.
We may look forward, therefore, to something like the presen-
tation of a new type of man simultaneously in all parts Of Europe
and America. He will be slim legged and chesty-a Chanticleerl
The evening world., 1911-01-25
Nav MantOn Fashions

"H q plain
shirt waist
Is always IN
demand. This ond
Is finished with d
neckband and carl
be worn with th,l
a C C o m p a n yinst
t~urned-over cola
or any stock o
neckpiece prefer-[
red. There y nd
fulness at. h \
shoulders and th3
sleeves are Of thu
regulation sort IL
Besides serving
for the perfectly
plain waiSt, the
model 10 excellent
for emoroddery or
'braidinS.
IN Q waist 10
a with fronts
and back. There
10 a box-plait that
finishes the rkh1
front edge. tn
sleeves ere An.
ished With over
laps and straACht
Gums. The collar d
IN sspssatdy
ana adjusted over
the neckband.
For the medium
stse win b rsquir-I
cd si-s yards Cd
material n inchSs'
wide. Q ysrds % o.
1874 yards ~ inches
wide.
~Pattssa No,
esil 10 cut f~ q
81 %. 50. ". Y
" in. bust mssss-2SS'
The evening world., 1911-01-25
THE Nsw YORK woidj.
By Roy L. McC ardell.

xeN OTHER II coming over to-
MI day" said Mrs. Jarr. looking
Ava I'D from q letter she was
The evening world., 1911-01-25
SLIM LEGGED AND CHESTY.

EPORTS from the ST. Louis Convention Of Inter-
national Custom Cutters are to the effect that the
spring fashions for men have been harmoniously
agreed upon. The progressives have won out. The
new styles will show a marked departure from those
of former years Coats will have n corset effect
The evening world., 1911-01-25
TIME FOR A CHANGE.

EPUBLICAN insurgents at Washington have organ
lied a league to advocate the general adoption into
our politics of the initiative, the referendum and
the recall. The declaration Of principles as put
forth is signed by six Governors, nine Senators,
thirteen Representatives in Congress and twenty
tmn oAhnr ran
The evening world., 1911-01-25

But in matters Of this magnitude and Of this Importance the dominat-
ing issue is not when it shall begin, but how.
The old saying, Nothing is ever settled until III settled right"
makes a good refrain for a song, but it doesn't accord with realities
Many an issue has been settled wrong and the world is still suffering
from the consequences. 1t is best to make sure before going ahead.
The people will be GLAD to see the new subway work begun by July
I. provided it is begun right. But the emphatic word is the final
one.