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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Araven panamskega prekopa so
zadeli ma bogate zile dobrega,
trdega premOga. Premog so iz-
najdli delavci, kateri je v svrho
raziskavanja postal Colon NJ.
}. Hyatt bivsi podkonzul Colon
in sedai zainteresovan v vseh
vecnh premogokopih V juzni
Ameriki. Novo iznajdeni premog
je prve vrste, ter sc ga ceni ma
mnogo milionov ton. M. J. Hyatt
je veckratni milionar, ter pravi,
da bodejo kmalu craven panam-
skega prekopa veliki premogovi
rovi. Najdba premoga craven pa.
namskega prekopa bode zlato
polje "a kapitaliste - ne pa "a
delavce. Kapitalisti nebodeio
zato mic ceneje prodajali premo.
ga, pae pa bodejo devali mastne
profile svoje zepe. Ampak to
nj kapitalisticna sreca, temve6
delavska neumnOst.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03
DelavSki bOii in
image.

Bossi cd "Pinkerton Tobacco
Company" Toledo, o., so ma
Znanili dekletom, katere delajo "a
tobaeni trust, da Jim bodejo zni-
zah place cd 81 do $l.25 ma teden.
Dekletom to poroeilo seveda nj
bilo vseG, In ker je bilo Sc craven
dosti delavk, katere so spadale k
staremu Tobacco Workers
Union, so sklicale shod, ma kate
rem so sklenile, da Sc vse delavke
pridruzijo k Central Labor
Union" Kakor nitro so kapitali-
sti zvedeh, da Sc njihOve delavke
hoGejo organizirati unijo, so
takoj naznanili delavkam, da ako
Sc iste ne organizirajo. da jim ne
bode znizana plaza, pae pa, da so
tvornicarji pripravljem, da Jim
pla5o zvisajo ako opuste misel ma
unijo.
Kapitalisti so- resnici navi-
hanci, ako bi dekleta ne yedela
nicesar cd unij, bi imela znizano
place, kakor nitro pa so tvorni-
-carii izprevideh, da imajo tudi
dekleta razum. so jim pa sami
povecali place.
Kovaci V Pittsburgh, Fa., in
okolici so svojim gospodarjem
napovedah strajk.. Kovaci in nil
howl pomocniki zahtevajo Ia svoje
della boljo place. Nekaj gospodar-
jew je pripravljenih, da ugode
strajkarjem in podpisejo novo
plaeilno lestvico. Ker V kovaeni-
cab delo zaostaja, bodejo brzkot-
ne tudi drugi "bossi" prisiljeni,
da Sc lepa pobotajo svojimi
usluzbenci, nakar Sc zopet za6ne
lobratovati.
j orgsnizirani stevh;nssG delay-
eli Springfield, H., so Sc uprli
svojim delodajalcem, ker so lie ii
"a navadna della imeli uposlene
neorganizirane delavce, katere so
placevah "a deseturno delo po
$1.75. Organizirani delavci so "a
svoje neorganizirane sodelavce
dosegli lep uspeh. Noben podjet-
mix ne SINE po novel pogodbi pla-
cati delavca mamie kakor 50 "a
deveturno delo.
Frank Duffy, tajnik cd United
Brotherhood of Carpenters, je
izdal report, kateri dokazuje, ka-
ko da so place delavcev tie stroke
V posameznih mestih namree:
Reading, Pa, osemurno delo in
40 eentov ma uro; Syracuse, n. Y,
povisana plaza cd As do so centov
ma uro. Whitesboro, N. Y, povi-
sana plaza cd $3.50 ma 81 ma dan
La Crosse, Wis, povisana plaza
cd So ma 1920 ma dan: Pacific
Grove, Cal, povisana plaza cd $4
ma A.50 ma dan in OBJ sobotah pol
dneva praznik; Cadillac, Mich,
povisana plaza cd 35 ma 40 centov
ma uro; st. John, Canada, osem-
urno delo in $3.50 ma dan; Levi
ston, Mont, povisana plaza cd
$3.50 ma S. ma dan in Geneva,
\. Y, povisana plaza cd So ma
$3.50 ma dan.
Delavci, kateri so usluzbeni pri
elektricnih delhi Fresno, Cal,
so dosegli povisanje place 50
centov ma dan. Po novel placilni
lestvici dobivajo So "a osemurno
delo.
Strajk delavcev, kateri reguli-
rajo zeleznicne tire Brookville,
Pa, je konGan. Delavci so zapo-
sleni pri Pennsylvania Southern
Railway Co., ter 81 sli ma strajk,
ker Jim je bogata druzba dajala
sramotno nizko place. Sedaj Sc ie
druzba uklonila vsem zahtevam
delavcem, nakar so sli delavci
zopet ma delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Straik Bingham Canyon,
Utah, Sc vedno traja. Delavci, ne
hodite ta krai iskat della, do
kler ne bode strajk konean. Bodi-
mo ljudje in bratje, ne pa ida
jalci interesov. Bingham Miners
Union, st. 81 w. r. of M.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Zakon "a starostno zavarova-
ME je bill sprejet kongresu in
senatu drzave Massachusetts,.
Koncno besedo ina sedaj znani
delavski prijatelj, governor Foss.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

nekai boljSe kot mic. Ako bi ne
bio socializma, potem bi pri
mesGanskih strankah tudi ne bilo
nobeEih reform.
zidarji in zidarski pomoGniki V
Calgary, Alta, Canada, so Mama
Mill svojim delodajalcem, da "a
htevajO poviSanje place. Zidarji
so imeli do sedaj 81 centov ma
uro, bodoee zahtevajo 10 centov
ma uro. Delavci so dali svojim go
spodarjem cas- do l. junija, ako
do tega casa ne dajo bossi povolj-
mega odgovora, napovedo delavci
Strajk.
V Havani, kjer so SO Ma glasu
meme diseGe smodke po celem
svetu, in kjer cvetejo zlati caSi "a
trgovce S tobakom, je l 800 delav-
cev napovedalo strajk. Delavci,
katen so zaposleni V industriji
tobaka Ia sramotno mike place,
zahtevajo boljSo place in kraisi
delovni cas-. Bogati lastniki tobaG-
nih nasadov in trgovci, kateri
spravijo vsako leto ma miljone
cistega dobicka svoje zepe, do
sedaj Sc MISC nic odgovorili Straj-
karjem, ali bodejo ugodili upra-
vicenim zahtevam delavcev - ali
ne. Ako bogati tobaeni baroni
nitro ne ugode delavcem, potem
Sc bode strajk brzkotne moGno
ra azSiril.
Governor Eugene Foss IL Mass.
velekapitalist, kateri Sc je pred
kratkim osmesil TEN, da je pod
pisal zakonsko dolocbo, katera
prepoveduje drzavi Mass. raz-
obesati ali nositi rdece zastave,
ina tudi svojimi delavci smolo.
Governor Foss ie lastnik cd
Beckerf Milliny in Hyde Park
Co." Boston, Mass. Modri 60
vernon pa ina to slabo navajo. da
syoje delavce zelo slabo plaza,
pae pa mastni profit rad pobase v
svoje velike zepe. Delavei so
dolgo casa cakai, da Jim "dobri'
gO3ernOr poveca place. Ker pa Sc
to nj, in bi Sc tudi nikdar ne Ego
dilo, je 1000 MOI odslo ma strajk,
da pravicnega varuha drzave "a
to prisilijo, kar Jim gre. Delavci
Sc mirno zadrze, governor pa raz-
iarjen premiSljuje delavsko predr
znost, kateri vseeno Strajkujo,
akoravno ne smejo nOsiti - rde-
cih zastav.
v Missouls, Mont, sploh po
celej zapadnej Montani so ma
straiku Lumber jacki''. Druzbe
katere lastujejo ma stotiso6e
akrov najlepseh gozdov in stav-
binskega lesa, so importirale IL
zvijaco, da nj strajka, re ma tiso6e
delavcev, da bi strli strajk, ter
delavce prisilih, da Sc povrnejo
ma delo pod starimi pogoii. Ven.
dar do sedaj so bill Sc vse splet.
Ike bogatih bumov brez uspeha
Vsi delavci, kolikor so jih do Sc.
daj Sc importirali kapitalisti, SO
takoj, ko so zaznali, da je strajk
- odsli drugam, ali so Sc pa pri.
druzili strajkarjem.
v Peoria, ILL.,, je izbruhnil
strajk tamosnjej tovarni "a
poljedelske stroie. Cd 1000 delav,
eev jih je sedaj 700 ma strajku
Strajkarji so prepricani, da bo-
dejo kmalu zlomili absolutizem
tvornicarjev in dosegli svoje "a.
hteve. Zahteve strajkarjev so sle.
deGe: Osemurno delo. Polovico
dneva praznika v sobotah in pol.
no place. Minimalno place 25 cen.
tov ma uro. Dvojno place "a mad.
cas- in nedeljsko delo. Strajk je
pod vodstvom |. w. w. unije. Po-
lieija je seveda tudi v Peoria pc
svOje "kunstna", zato so virgil
v jeeO uniiske organizatorie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

osemurna postava je upeljana
"a delavce v drzavi Texas. Ia po-
stava je dosedaj ena najboljsih
kolikor jih imajo posamezne drza-
We v Zdruzenih drzavah. Seveda
ia postava nj upeljana "a vse de-
iavce v DRAW, temvec mestnih in
obclnskih delhi. Vsekakor pa je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Ne hodite "a delom Porcu
pine, Ontario, Canada. V Porcu
pino so premogarji ma strajku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Urednik cd "Camden County
Socialist" kateri izhaja Cam
den, N. j., je bill wren ie6o, ker
Sc je baje pregresil proti postavi,
katera menda ne dovoljuje pre-
vee odprto kritizirati korumpira-
no policijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Strajk delavcev, kateri reguli-
rajo zeleznicne tire V Brookville,
Pa, je koncan. Delavci so zapo-
sleni pri Pennsylvania Southern
Railway Co., ter 81 sli ma strajk,
ker jim je bogata druzba dajala
sramotno nizko place. Sedaj Sc ie
druzba uklonila vsem zahtevam
delavcem, nakar so sli delavci
zopet ma delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

nekaj boljSe kot mic. Ako bi ne
bio socializma, potem bi pri
mestanskih strankah tudi ne bilo
nobeEih reform.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Delavci, kateri so usluzbeni pri
elektricnih delhi v Fresno, Cal,
so dosegli povisanje place 50
centov ma dan. Pc novel placilni
lestvici dobivajo So "a osemurnc
delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Delavska stranka " juzni Afri-
XII ina enega zastOpnika senatu.
pet v kongresu, tri V Transvaal
postavodaii in "a mestnih svetni-
kov v devetih mestih, ter mnogo
drugih po solskih odborih in dru-
9Th drzavnih uradih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Socialno demokraticni poslan-
ci ruske dune posiljaio socialno
demokraticnim strankam ma Av-
striiskem in Ogrskem sledeco po-
slanico:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

socialno dem. frakcija drz. dun
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

List IA koristi deiA~-
skesa liudstva. Delsv-
CT 30 opraviesni do
vsesa kAr produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
to the interests of tho
working class. Work.
ere are entitled to ell
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-03

Ia aldermana V Fort Cobb.
Okla, je bill izvoljen socialist.
Diva socialista sta bila izvolie-
ma "a solske direktoriie FL
Moro, Colo.
v rudnilih Cumberland. b.
Canada so delavci strajku. Delav-
ci, ne hodite v te kraje dokler
bode trajal boz med delavci in
kapitalisti. Edinole solidarnost
delavcev, lahko sire verge kapi-
talizma.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30
HAWAII WAITING FOR
BIG LAND DRAWING

Great interest Is being taken By the
citizens Of Hawaii IN the big land
drawing announced by Land ConmIs-
sionsr Joshua D. Tucker for June 20.
according to information received By
the morning paper. Il Il stated that
there will Sc considerable competition
among those DESTROYS Of taking up the
lands in several instances. The selec-
ton of the various lots will take place
in this order: June Is. at Waimea.
Cor the north and south KohaIa lots:
on June %. at Honokaa, for he Hama-
kua lots,sand on June 2s, at Iiilo, Tor
the Hilo and Puma lots. The brizo
lots are said to be those at Kaao, vir-
tuaIly In the village Of Honokaa, which
are offered as house lots and which
run in value from f117 70 $500
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30
Premier !. Singer Shown In Fauorite
Negro Character Role

David Bispham is strong believer
in the teaching of music in the public
schools. A great deal of the musical
development of this country in recent
years can be traced, he believes, to the
increased interest in music among pu-
pills and teachers.
In reviewing the history of music in
America, Bispham said recently: Fiji
ty years ago the great music of the
world had been written, including the
works of Wagner. Not all of it had
been reproduced, but, speaking broad
ly, it was then in existence. The mu-
sic of the past fifty years is largely a
copy. of the great compositions that
have gone before.
"In these fifty years there has been
a steadily increasing demand for good
music. The cultivated people of both
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

Mcguire will have to undergo depends
to a great extent as to whether the
court, finds the county officer was q
tdisbursing officer and guilty OF embez-
Element. or that he was merely guilty
of unfaithfulness, as his attorney
claims.
With Robert Breckons IN Honolulu
attending the Hauseman smuggling
case, there is not so much activity in
the work of the Hawaii investigation
commission The commissioners are
nevertheless busy checking up issue
of warrants with police pay demands,
which will fully occupy their time nm
till the special prosecutor returns, and
again takes up the work Of presenting
evidence for their. consideration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30
I RIAL
WANTS DECISION
ON DEMURRER

Especial Star-BulIerrn Correspondence
HILO, Hawaii, April 2S.--Judee
Parson of the fourth cireu.< court. an
nounced last Saturday that he had not
reached any decision regarding the
demurrers argued before him last
week in the case of Mcguire. under
indictment for embezzlemcnt of county
money. He said that 1t was possible
he would have his decision ready for
presentation at the regular weekly
session of the court Tuestay morning.
There is much interest here as to
the result of. the demurrer. decisions,
many believing the punishment which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

! continents are paying immense atten-
ton to music, and are satisfied only
with the very best. You see evidences
of this development on every hand.
The number of orehestras now play
ing evidences the very general, the al
most universal nature of our musical
tastes. We see evidences of it in the
demand for gifted soloists, and in the
patronage of grand opera. All this
contributes to the movement of the
great renaissance in musical art
Let music be taught in the public
schools. There is already crafty
ing movement in this direction Good
music should be heard in the schools
every day. and thus does public taste
develop and public standards inn
prove ...@
Bispham will be heard in concert
here On May and May 5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30
REINFORCEMENT FAILS;
MAY GO TO CONGRESS

As anticipated yesterday the roap-
.portionment bill was killed, the house
judiciary committee failing. TO report
on it, leaving the measure yet to. pass
second reading. Thus it cannot get 20
third reading in the house today.
Maui and Kauai members are said TO
be opposed to the plan proposed for
re-districting the counties, aad the Has
waii members did not appear over
enthusiastic about it,
It is stated now that Oahu members
are preparing to carry the matter to
congress, asking that reappertfoaEaaGt
be made ky the federal sawmakers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30
BECOMES LAW WITHOUT
FREAR'S APPROVAL

Without receiving the governors
signature senate bill 7!, reimbnrsiHg
naterialinen for materials furnished
IN the construction OF the Boys In
GustriaI School at Waialee, became
law yesterday afternoon. Apparently
approving the measure, yet not caring
to give it his sanction, the chief ex-
ecutive permitted the. ten days to
elapse after its passage by both
branches of tho legislature At the
END OF that time the bill automatically
became Law without his signature. He
stated yesterday it was not oversight
on his part. IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30


Youngsters Look Like Champs.
With Bundy and Mclaughlin out of
the running for the Coast champion.
ships. which are to be held IN June At
Del Monte, local experts confidently
expect the San Francisco youngsters.
Johnston and Strachan, Grimm and
FottreIf to walk away with the blue
ribbons in both doubles and singles.
but this is by no means certainty.
Latest reports from Southern Cali
fornia are that unusual activity Is be-
ing shown by the experts Of that sec.
ton.
Bell, Browne, Sinsabaugh, Freeman.
Wayne, Duncan, Braley and Variel an
figure to give the best Of our men,
outside OF Mclaughlin. either hard
run or beating when az their best,
and II they work seriously for the
titles they are liable to make trouble
for the northerners.
According to reports. this band OF
experts is now practising hard IN or.
der to turn the tables on our San
Francisco boys. who have only latch
invaded the southern courts and taken
charge Of nearly all Of their tennis
titles and trophies.
The local players. Johnston. Strac1.
an, Fottrell and Griffin, are all getting
in as much practice as possfble n
preparation for the Coast doubles tom.
new at Los Angeles, July I to 4.
The winners of this event win -
sent East to compete against the r
resentatfves Of the Eastern. Wo@|
and Southern section Of AmerIt.
Chicago in the prelininaries q IT,
National championship.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30
New HiIo Railroad scheduIe.

Especial Star BHlletin Correspondence1
HILO, April e8.-Announcement has
been made by the Hilo Railroad Com
pany that regular schedule on the
new extension to Pauilo will be estab-
Hshed on Thursday, May 1. The new
schedule provides for freight and
two passenger trains daily. between
Hilo and PauiIo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

there would be new featherweight
champion. This was the second meet
ing of the pair, they having clashed in
a ten-round contest in New York last
winter, on which occasion Dundee
gave Kflbane the surprise of his life.
and although draw decision was rem
dered, Dundee's friends claimed that
If the fight had gone little longer,
he would have knocked out the title
holder 1t was on this dope that they
based their opinion on yesterdays en-
counter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

President wilson accepted the The
the Boy planning
Scouts of America. the public the it is doing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

Eastern fight experts will be much
disgruntled over the result of the fight
for all the wise boys from New York
have been predicting that after Dun
dee and Kilbane met in Los Angeles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

Los ANGELES, April 30. johnny
KiIbane and Johnny Dundee went
twenty fast rounds TO draw here
yesterday. Kilbane had a shade In
most Of the rounds, according to popu-
lar belief, and the draw decision was
something of surprise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-30

Here In Honolulu Kowatts month
and also is KIlOwATTS
Of
zoo lbs only.
shortsighted Electric
mere fOoishly quantities
sehng How
does the following FACT house
and 10 howatts of DOLLARS
Of current us howatts)
That
doesn't 1t? How is that isn't it?
But wait
you other the heads
get busy and fine more.
words the more progressive and the more electrical
kiowat
10 put another The skill the electric
panys officials
stead OF ENCOURAGING its use.
really efficient
applicable
une the price OF current be
sugar cost Shopper and sales
F
AZ cents there fine profit everybody
sugar The Hawaiian Electric SUGAR
lew people can afford to use much they would like
Help me and cents
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-22

a
a II
S a
White butoned buckskn
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-22

ing. so hinged that it falls fat when
the purse is opened. There are vanity
fittings I'M this bag as well as a money
purse. This is form which is espe-
cially to be recommended for evening
bags because OF its convenience
The use of handsome novelty silks is
noted in many Of the new fancies One
such which is developed in chine
printed and brocaded ottoman has a
frame of hand carved silver.
The new chain handle is SO arranged
that the short loop of the chain when
adjusted in certain manner acts as ii
safeguard against the opening of the
purse. This is a new feature in the
adjustment of chain handles for suS-
pended bags which should commend
itself to the purchaser
A bag oriental in form and coloripg
is developed in a fabric with gold - :
trimmings. and the openings are sits
in the sides. guarded by a collar band
of gold braid. like the ring closing seen
ON the oriental money purses.
There are also interesting new forms
in leather Very popular are the ieath.
er bags in envelope style in contrast to
the cord handled fabric bags.
One of the most interesting novelties
is the leather purse in fat envelope
style opening from the center like a
portfolio. each side being fitted COM
pletely. On one flap is the money and
change purse and on the other side the
vanity case and memorandum book
This is developed in a fine morocco
lined with MORE. The purse clasps on
the outside with an impression hook
and has the envelope strap handle.
Elephant skin is shown made up into
travelling bags. hand bags, eyeglass
cases. razor cases. writing desks. card
cases. pocketbooks and all sorts. of
bags and cases
The leather is of beautiful color and
interesting texture. 1t is finished in
several shades Of brown. from one that
IS dull gray to one that is light and
tawny. 1t has Il porous surface. prick
I'd With tiny holes like pin pricks. and
altogether suggests cork. The bags
and cases made of it are decorated
with gold and are therefore expensive.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-22
DISCARDED GLOVES.
Old Kid Ones May Be Made Up Into
Many Novelties.

Old Kid Ones May Be Made Up Into
Many Novelties.
Many useful novelties may be made
with discarded kid gloves.
Let us first see how we can utilize
the long white gloves Of suede or kid
which fashion DEGREES and whose life
as glove is SO short. We shall sup,
pose the gloves have been cleaned sew
eral times SO that the fingers have be-
come rubbed and spoiled for wear. Cut
these off; now remove the buttons. slit
the arm part If necessary and lay it
fat on an ironing board and thorough
~ clean with benzine or gasoline Next
cut long strip of the kid about one
and half inches wide. fold into three.
joining tie edges with a thick en-
broidery thread in any desired fancy
stitch Then cut two more pieces Of
the material about three inches br one
inch: embroider EACH end with French
knots and fashion3nto bow. Sew
this to the center of the prepared strip.
which should be finished off with a
hook and latch at either end. and yol
have very dainty and uncommon
necktie.
The same idea may be elaborated.
and charming belt is the result If d
long evening glove be used. In this
instance the kid should be doubled and
neatly stitched all round after being
prettily embroidered along one side. A
buckle is then attached to one end and
eyelet holes punched and buttonholed
to receive it.
Hatpins after the same fashion are
charming. and both are made in this
way Get some wooden button molds
the size you require. Next sew your
design ON to the kid. cut this out in a
sufficiently large round to cover both
front and back of the button. Now
stretch this round tightly over the mold
and sew securely at the back. in the
case of the hatpins being particular to
finish off all ends very neatly
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-22
SUMMER BAG OF
WASH FABRICS
Smart Women Have These Dainty
Accessories of Materials to
Match Their Gowns as Well as
of the Rich Brocades and Heavy
Silks That Have Been Popular

HE season has brought out a
number of interesting novel
& ties in bags Chief among
these is the fabric bag Of
washable material to match the sum-
mer gown. Hand bags. pocketbools and
cardcases are made of plain or print
ed material and are lined with silk to
match the color of the pattern if there
is one.
The illustrate shows reticule of
striped rati1e with combined cardcase
and pocketboOk to match
Charming vanity bags are made of
stiff silks, brocaded. striped or plain.
in bright. old fashioned coors. They
draw up on gilt cords and have small
mirrors fastened in the bottom with
gold braid Some of the bags are deco
rated with ruffies of Old lace dotted
Others have ruff1es of black net with
colored border run in silks of subdued
rich coloring
Single strap handle bags are among
the late novelties and have come to
replace the cord effects. One is in
striped MORE finished with a puff. and
another has the lower half Of the bag
covered with a MORE plating. Both Of
the bags have metal frames One Is
silk covered. and in the other the metal
is bare
The new mirror purse. one of the
successes Of the moment, is developed
in black brocaded silk. and the mir
ror is fitted to the inside of the open