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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-17
BOYS TELL OF cRUELTIEs

Pontiac, ILL.,. Sept. 17.-Nearly 40
boy inmates of the state reformatory
have appeared before the board of
managers to tell stories OF alleged
cruel treatment at the hands of at
PENDANTS in the investigation now be-
ing carried out.
Public opinion is divided concern
ing the merits of the investigation,
many persons believing. the boys
stories without question, while others
pronounce the inquiry a political
move to justify the removal of pub
lie officeholders. g.. !
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l have long studied the problem of
Over-population and, as DR.. Moliere,
decided to make medicine to pre-
vent the birth of children. Too many
were being born, especially among
the poor" -...-
He declared that his study of eco
nomic conditions then convinced him
that the scarcity of money was the
cause of much evil. God gave him
the idea of counterfeiting and distrib-
uting the money equally among the
poor of this country and Germany"
Father Evers, the Tombs chaplain,
says Schmidt received two letters to-
day, both addressed in feminine
hands. One was from Cleveland and
the other from Chicago. Schmidt was
apparently greatly interested in them,
reading both over a few times and
smiling slyly.
It is believed that Schmidt, posing
as a doctor, has performed illegal
operations; it is declared he made up
a pill and sold it as DR.. Moliere's
remedy, which was supposed to pre-
vent childbirth.
That he killed Anna Aumuller be-
PAUSE she possessed too much knowl-
edge of his actions and perhaps be-
cause she had threatened to betray
him, there is little room for doubt.
It is claimed that he spent much of
his time in the fiat of DR.. Muret, and
that frequently women were present
when Anna Aumuller was not includ-
ed, and the conduct of the party was
70 boisterous that other tenants COM
planned.
William J. Flynn, Chief of the U. S.
secret service, arrived in New York
Today and will assume charge of the
prosecution of DR.. Muret for having
.ounterfeiting apparatus in his pos
session.
Chief Flynn declared that both
Muret and Schmidt answer the de-
L. L =
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resemblance between he and Schmidt
in personal appearance lead the de-.
tective department to believe they
may be related.
DR.. Muret continues to call
Schmidt thief" and to berate him
bitterly. The priest, however, seems
anxious to shield Muret and declares
the doctor had no part in the crimes
of which he is accused.
Many young married couples
whose wedding ceremonies were per-
formed by Schmidt are greatly wor-
ried concerning the legality of their
marriages. 1t is reported that
Schmidt performed many marriages
without demanding licenses and had
made no record on the church books.
Investigation at st. Joseph's rec
tory revealed evidence tending to
show that Schmidt had robbed par
ishioners and had , stolen money
from visiting priest while
the latter slept. The wallet belong
ing to the priest was found in
.Schmidt's room.
Anna Hirt, who was employed with
Miss Aumuller at the ST. Boniface
rectory, declares that Anna came to
see her on August 80, and that with
tears in her eyes she said she was
very unhappy and in great trouble.
A physician has further strength
ened the theory that Schmidt feared
the girl He claims that, dressed as a
layman, Schmidt called at the physi-
clans Office and stated that the girl
had threatened to kill him.
BOYS TELL OF CRUELTIES
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION

Notice is hereby given that the hoard
OF directors of the West Okanogan oT Wa1d
icy irrigation District will meet os az -
. ooaru OF equalization to euualize tbe nc
sessinent OF the real estate in said dist
rlct heretofore listed assessed ana "i %
.9rned to said board by the secretar C.,
9i SAID board as required by sec 6i9S -,
bennington and Ballnger's code Of tha
state OF Washington. vi ''ie
j., oaid meeting will be held on tho o.
uIay OF september, 1913. at the bo,,r OF OF
~ cl0ck a. m. of said day at the ofti c c
in S Smiu noard over the Bank of Oroyille
III Or,oViiie' Washington. Said board viii
Io 1n,,'i IL III session from day to dav az
anu all objections to the yalua flows a ans
assessments of said real estate as , unu u
coIiie pefore the said board. may
; III tne meantime and until said p,ao+
hnSoji saiu assessment roll and assessment
n nouh may De seen and inspected Nv am,
PPGlsoh interested, at the office &c "u ny
r niiste' secretary of said board at ~ r.
pace above mentioned a. the
~ Is the desire of the board 20 49,
p e the equalization of said nronert,,
nersnnS as possible and therefore, III
ant so on interested are requested to nrasn
vaiua a.; complaints and objections tn tie
es1ot .ion ana assessment of said ranI
Vening of board "''ef the con-
dated this 9Th day of August 1919
Board Of Directors of the West i' ~.
''saii valley Irrigation District Oha-
ERWIN TRUAX
4 II. GRANGER.
Attest: nALFH PHEASANT.
E. RIsTE. Secretary.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Minutes. of the meeting of the town
council of Oroville, Washington An.
gust II, 1913.
Present-Mayor Grub, Councilman
beale, Bragg, Pourtales and Wicker
sham.
Minutes of the previous MEETING
read and approved as read.
oroville Lodge No. 255, |. O. q n
by committee appeared before the
council asking permission to obstrnct
the street and sidewalk on the corner
OF Main and First streets during the
construction of building. On mo.
ton the permit was granted
me mayor was then instructed IN
investigate the matter of appeal in
the sidewalk case when in Concon-
uliy, and If the town attorney had not
attended to the matter, to employ p
- smith to proceed with the case
Motion was then made and carried
that the town accept the bid of w I
DeMerchant for the digging and fiji
ing OF water main ditch according 70
notices posted. "
oh motion council adjourned.
b. r. HOOSE. C1erk
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
PLUCKY LAD SUCCEEDS.

Tom Hinde, plucky native son.
succeeded single handed in rafting a
carload of barrels down the Okanogan
river this week. concentrating job
that had been passed up as imprac-
ticable by a couple of experienced
river drivers last spring. The bar
rels belong to E. E. Stromgren, the
spray manufacturer. He had them
shipped to Oroville in March, in
tending to raft them down stream.
He employed experienced drivers for
the job who got as far on their jour-
ney as the Griffin ranch between Oro-
vile and Tonasket, and then gave
it up. The barrels were beached and
remained there until last Sunday.
Young Hinde, who takes to the
water like a duck but who had had
no experience in river rafting, heard
of Stromgren's predicament and
offered his services. He went up
Saturday to where the barrels were
stranded, taking a homemade canoe
and enough "chuck" for a half dozen
meals. He assembled the barrels in
to neat raft and showed off into the
| stream. The trip was without incl
| dent except in negotiating Nc
| Laughlin's falls and in coming
| through the Riverside bridge. At the
| former place considerable difficulty
| was experienced owing to the rough
| water threatening to tear his raft
to pieces, but he got through safely.
The piers of the Riverside bridge
are set at such angles with the flow
of the water and so close together
that it looked for time as though
he would be compelled to take his
raft to pieces to get through, but
after some difficulty the trouble was
overcome. He arrived at Okanogan
Monday evening, anchoring above the
wharf for the night and completing
his run to the spray factory below
Alma Park Tuesday morning. 1t was
| doubtless the first raft of the kind
ever brought down the Okanogan
river.-Okanogan Independent
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. O7742
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. IT 8 Land
once at Waterville, WASH, July 3,1913.
r,a Miotice is hereby given that Louis N.
MIL MIL OF LOOMS, Washington, who. on
sariDl 18th, 1910, made homestead entry
sectia,,N NO o, oU42 for E2 SW4, SW4 SW4.
t11Sh Il 80 and n NW4 Nw4, section U.s.
meridiap % NJ, range 26 L. Willamette
MAXI a a., mas MED notice of intention to
LAKE lake hnai three year proof to establish
flain 10 the land above described before
Hurle, states Commissioner, Geo. j.
ioth day of August, 1918. '0'' vi TIE
I.vons ''''int names as witnesses: C. A.
ali iIot ns lanes lanes Kirk and II. A. Ingham,
Inebnu looms DO rs, Washington. and w. A.
m '''" Oh Ionasket, Washington.
o-ot w. +. HAYNES. REGISTER.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15

AS Homer w. Noyes was sailing
along Fourth street, on the south side
Of the track, Monday in his car, a team
Of horses belonging to McHershberger,
standing united near Kile's shoe shop
took fright and lit out for the hills.
Mr.. Noyes loaded Mr.. Hershberger in
to the car, and pulling open the throt-
tie started on the trail of the run
Always. A horse is not in the running
with an automobile, and the runaway
animals were overtaken near the
laundry, in the extreme south part of
town. No damage resulted from the
squirt of speed.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. O66GS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department of the Interior, U. s. L;
Olllce at Waterville, Wash. Julv

department. of the Interior, U. S. Land
Ei ai1ee at Waterville, Wash, July II,
Notice is hereby given that hudson
MMuLrray. Of Oroville, Okanogan Co. Wash.
VINO. on Sept. u, 1909, made desert land
SMi N serial No; o666S, for lots 2 and g.
Snip 4o NJ. range q e. Willamette mer-
ruid,n mas filed notice of intention to
n 1ake III final four year proof, to establish
C ILL 10 the land above described, before
ny ot re d; Gardner, U. S. Commissioner,
~ ~ OoIT te, Okanogan Co., Wash. on
the 9TH day of August, 1918
T. NItiinant names as witnesses: RAYMOND
ana Was Jack Mcnamara, ali Of OroviiIe
w. F. HAYNES. Register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. 0S374.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Once Once at Watervile, Wash, July "a
Notice is hereby given that Harry D
BroWn, of Antwyne. Okanogan COUNTY
wash, who, on May 18th, 1910 maGe
S nor entry, serial No OS374, for s;
s Snt sectlon ". NW4 NE4 and NE4 NW4
willamette meridian, has filed notice y,
intention to make final three-year moo,
s 90 establish claim to the land above de.
SSI nn,,,oi pelore George ]. Gardiner, U. S
0o,ninissloner, at Oroville, Okanogar
founty, Wash, on the 23d day of Sep
,ro Claimant names as witnesses: d. T.
MI oToh H. In l.. Crist, l.. M. Sigrist, d. l.
"i'Nape' all OF Antwyne, Wash.
w. +. HAYNES, Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. O12474.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. s. Land
Office at Waterville, Wash, July &c,
1913.
Notice is hereby given that Robert w.
Anderson. of Oroville, Wash, who on
July IA, 1918, made homestead entry,
serial No. 012474. for SW4 NE4, lots 1, S,
and 6, section 5. township SO N, range
rs f. w. Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make final five-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
S. Commissioner, at Oroville, Washing
ton. on the 18th day of September, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: J. A.
r. knight, all of Oroville, Wash.
w. F. HAYNES, Register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. 012467.
NOTICE FOR PJJBLJCATJON

apartment Of the Interior, U. S. Land
Tirnee at Waterville, Wash, July II,
u , NStlce Is hereby given that Edwin
conntv v knl2 "t. of Oroville, Okanogan
made Wash. who, on July 18th, 1913.
sor SW4 SEA section /. lots l. 2. and =
SWyir1ii nn y, township 3S N. range ~ r.
i IN tm,anette meridian, has filed notice of
s 90 establish claim to the land above de-,
C omMnis: before George J. Gardiner. L. S.
Is1tih,i'tai missioner at Oroville, Wash. on the
Claimant names as witnossas.
Andanty Oroville, Wash, Albert W
60 ro,tirS.n Oroville, Wash, e. F. Stiner
Wash sbbie' wash, J. w. lobe, Tonasket,
w. F. HAYNES, Register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No: ,! 0slsSS .rGb
NOTICE FOR PUBLi'A

Department of the Inte slnlssills VI
Land Office at Waters'"
July 10, 1913. ,,,.r ,hat VI
Notice is hereby given IGtsr|
DeMerchant, of Wanicau ,Iy a lNj
Washington, who on W. " 0sxli
homestead application, xv ~ and NJ
SW4 section "a. NE4 1 MW range "
section 25, township o'i s;,sd nobs
lamette meridian, mas Inn tSree W
to establish claim to ne Gssdp
scribed, before George ~; ~ Oksna5
commissioner, at OroSs..,ih' nv d
Washington, on the 2Stn ~
Claimant names as M1 lsSs ~
DeMerchant. OroviIle. Il B
riSan. Wanicut, WASH RaWst
Wanicut. WASH. Frank
cut wash W. F. HASn y
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15

Inc line of survey on the big ditch
is finished. The actual s,,r,e, N,.sn s
measurements are now the wi, "nu
the moment by the engineer. a., VI
lance of $50 feet each side tho ans; uiS-
VIII be allowed for the different ,, utIii
T ps y, conveying water to the LAMBS
nt engineers now have the task Of
e end the acreage to be watcred
anu the actual ditch survey. W
Travel between Oroville and Pentic
ton oy auto stage keeps up, although
Nc -" is an expensive one
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. 07673.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Waterville, Wash, July H.
1913.
Notice is hereby given that David May
berry. of Tonasket Wash. who. on March
16. 1910. made homestead entry serial
~ townSbin AZ ranpe 81 n wijiamn
cite meridian, has filed notice of inten
ton to make three year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described
before S. j. Sincock. u. S. commissioner
at his office Tonasket, Washington, on
the End day of September, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Edward
and NJ V. Picken, all of Tonasket, Wash.
Slit w. f. HAYNES. Register.
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Serial No on, e.9SIc Arl
NOTICE FOR foD
Department of the wash
Office at Waterville'

Department of the Interw5Vss GA. 7
Office at Waterville' W." \
1913. -,,,on thst Y
Andrus, of NightnaaNwvsemb " y.
Wash, who. on mo y,
made homestead entry, "a isOi. "
OlO52. and on August ~ No ~
ditional homestead ent 1llysI sud 4
ial No. 0ij52, for NJ mT rafs
section u, township ~ %as ild Y
willamette meridian y, Nv ave YET V
establish claim to tne J. or,
scribed, before George ,cvillA y,
S. commissioner, at oS Sdsy 81
Co. Wash, on the z''" 4
1913. =, witness, ]
Hartman. w. C. Jones NV and y
all of Nighthawk, Wash y
Peterson, of OrovilIe,. yNE y
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
Serial No. 05ln.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAuA

Department of the Interior, u :!
Office at Waterville Wash- 4
1913.
Notice is hereby given TIT q
Whistler. of Oroville, OkanegH \!
Washington, who on AugM y
made homested entry No. " q
054G1, for NE SW4 and SN "
ton 10. township 80 n, rang "
lamette meridian, has filed nenl
tention to make final five.yeG,
establish claim to the land ~
scribed, before George ]. GafdIl Y:
Commissioner, at Oroville, Y
county, Wash, on the 10Th a
TENDER, 1913.
Claimant names as witness
Parsons, Alex Macaullay. =. q
J. NJ. Fraser. all Of Oroyi!!e W.
w. f. HAYNES, M1
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
SOCIETY CALENDAR.

me following it the Deborah So.
celtys calendar for 1913-1914.
s;s yu1e 4th-Hostess, Mrs. Gilmor, as
sisted by Mrs. s. Blackler. July o."
Go,a Mrs. Cole, assisted by Miss
G Gee august august 6th-Hostess, Miss
September Sd-Hostess, Mrs. s BIacE
ier' assisted by Miss Witt. Octobar
ist-Hostess, Mrs. Butler. assisted b,,
MRS. A. Blackler. November 5tb "
Hostess, Mrs. Tripn. assisted by Miss
N Mrs % December 3d-Hostess
MRS. Evans, assisted by Mrs. Cutler
January 7th-Hostess, Mrs Smith '. as
s sisted by Mrs. shultz. February 4th@
hostess, Mrs. Covert. assisted h.,
MIS- TruaX. March 4th-Hostess
n MIS- Getty; assisted by Mrs. Silver.
d dari april , Sth-Hostess, Mrs. San
aerson, assisted by Mrs. Johnson
May 6th-Hostess, Mrs. Murrax S on
sisted by Mrs. Kiilian as-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15
No. l0lo7
No. lNW
Treasury Department once , q
Ter of the Currency, Wa''''
In,a IN 1919 u

l ItiSui iFClti eh'S m. shlndl I
Ter of the Currency, Wa'N'e
June 10, 1913. -. .v,assI
Whereas, by satisfactory III 4
scented to the undersigneo'r s,t 4
made to appear that tine Is. r nm
Bank of 'ronasket" In tne os wss
naSket in the County o. o onmsIl
State of Washington nas . W..
an the provisions OF the s'a y Z
United States, required ~ Iii \
with before an ass0clauva. Ms
thorized to commence W
banking: ,o. p gisl
Now. therefore !, Thonlas a.. 3 4
ing Comptroller Of the Cut'Ss sisl
by certify that THE Flls. II ID
Of Tonasket" in the town sa n
IN the County of Okanossn ~ ~
Washington is authorize. !. y M
the business of banking ~ ~ III
section ffty-one hundred S1' N
of the revised statutes p"
In testimony whereof w w ~ |
and seal of office this ten"
tSeaD 1913. y.Nr
Acting Comptroller Oh '"
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Serial No. 0l2sN.
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCAlNA|
Department of the Interior ~
hHan NJ NVota,villp W0Uy ".

Department of the interior, u n
Office at Waterville, Wa@' y
1913. a.. v.s1
Notice is hereby given thai ~, \
NanDyke, of Oroville, Os S,. ~
Wash, who, on June 3, isis s., ~ N
stead entry, serial No; vIM - y
section 10, township ~ NJ Y
Willamette meridian, haS ~ -
intention to make final tnlss y
to establish claim to the n w. y
scribed, before George !. w.'uIfl n.
Commissioner. at Orcvis ~ 4
county, Wash, on the lVh w
TENDER, 1913. -......u
Claimant names as xitns1ys ~
Macy. Joseph Macy, S!evs .u n. H
ward Anderson, all OF U r,TS ~
w. F. HAYNE ~
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15

WI Mr, and Mrs. A. s. Long, of Loomis
t spent TWO or three days in OroyiIle
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-08-15

10 min. w. Var. "a deg. E. s14.55 feet
from said cor. on the latitudinal one
sixteenth line at N. SO deg. 63 min W.
point on the sec. line. and S. SO deg. SO
min. +. 524.47 feet from the one-six-
teenth cor: point on the Y sec line to
corner 1 OF the Silver Tunnel lode, Sl4.55
feet, and the place of beginning.
Areas.
Horn Silver Lode,
as amended, ............ 1S.64S acres
Silver Horn Lode,
s,lva as amend amemded ode i'' 12'Ols acres.
as amended, ............ 1867 acres.
Brittle Silver Lode. ......... 1852 acres.
Total Area 544O6
Location
This claim, as amended by order of
General Land Office letter IN" of May
Is, 1913, is located in the So of the SEA
sec. rs, 7. 40 NJ, r: 26 E., w. NJ, Okla
The notice of locations and amended
locations of the above described lode
claims are recorded in the office of the
Auditor. of Okanogan County, Washing
Witness the, signature of the Horn Sill
yer Mining Company, by its president
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY
By w. H. Alexander
President.
Waterville, Washington. July 10. 1918
| Any and all persons claiming adversely
the mining grounds, veins, lodes, prem
ises, or any part thereof, SO described
surveyed, plated and applied for, arr
| hereby notified that unless their ad-
| verse claims are duly filed within the
| time provided by law, according to the
law Hereunder prescribed, with the reg
| Land Office at Waterville, Washington
| they will be barred by virtue of the pro-
| visions of the said statute.
w. F. HAYNES, Register.
| First publication. Aug. 1, 1918.
Last publication, Oct. 3. 1913.
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ATTEST: IT fIIC]ASANT.
&. RISTE. Secretary. :,
Evening journal., 1913-07-12
TRAVELLING ABROAD IN A SUITCASE

cient variety is impaired to the out
ft by shirt waists of French flannel
crepe de Chine or wash silk. These
are in evidence only in the dining
salon, library, or sitting-rooms, or, on
the promenade, may be seen casually
peeping from the jacket at front
closing or throat.
The trunk containing steamer rug.
woolens and suit may be stored on
landing, and traveling-suit or frock
OF a shade which ignores dust, such
as gray, tan, or brown. and of SER
viceable material, preferably ratine,
is donned. II the dress be chosen,
II is advisable that IL be fashioned
with a peplum. as this gives a much
more finished and smarter appear
ance. If the suit is given the prefer
ence, Il will be equally smart fash
ioned with Bolero jacket or Balkan
blouse. The Bolero is made on the
untitled lines easily developed at
home. It has large revers, and may
or may not be finished at the throat
and front-closing by frills of lace.
Invariably. however, buttons decorate
the outer edges. The Balkan needs
no comment. 1t has been speaking
very volubly for itself for some
months past. and will not be silenced
for some months to come The gridle,
however, made of tartan silk, is sup
planting the Bulgarian and Oriental
colorings so popular during the
spring.
South from Paris or Germany to
Southern France, italy and the Tyrol
only lght-weighr clothing can be toll
Grated. A gown such as this OF the
Evening journal., 1913-07-12

happy medium between the fortunate
rich, with proverbial big box. little
box, band-box. and bundle, and no
end of trunks down in the hold. and
those travelling in a handbag. Those
who are desirous of appearing dain-
tily and fashionably dressed will find
the gown of the first illustration very
charming and altogether suitable for
dinners and dances, not only on the
steamer, but afterward at pensions
end hotels. II will be equally smart
for like purpose for the stay-at-home.
The development was in ivory-white
crepon and white and light blue
crepon brocade The chemisette and
flounces of tulle are very soft and
effective, and easily replaced when
mussed or soiled A girdle Of Gobelin-
blue. silk finishes the costume, par
ticularly pleasing because the quality
OF the material chosen withstands
creasing
It is advisable to take along a
steamer trunk and a wicker suit
case. Travel by sea is frequently
stormy, invariably cold and requires
steamer rug and much warm cloth
ing. Il is no longer customary to
wear last years winter suit in mid
ocean. The steamer outfit is now one
Of the smartest in milady's ward
robe, and this is possible at little ex-
pense. Either jacket or skirt may be
Of all-wool tartan, with blue or green
color, harmonizng with old ocean
himself, predominating. The other
part Of the costume is of plain serge
OF this shade. A distinctive note is
thus inconspicuously struck. Sufi-
Evening journal., 1913-07-12

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE first
part Of July fndF many fortunates
aboard a steamer enroute TO the old
land. Those vho have already made
the trip will require no advice as to
dress. But Notwithstanding modern
facilities for travel, there are many
who will this summer make their
maiden voyage.
What to take along by way of
clothes is a much-discussed and very
vital question. There are those who
go abroad and remain three or four
months with only a handbag for the
necessary toilet articles, one night
gown and one silk, usually white.
shirt waist. II is not to be denied
that these women enjoy the greatest
freedom. They are exempt from GUS
toms and petty annoyances about
boxes" as our English friends say.
They are free to drink in the beauties
OF mountain, valley, castle, 60 N
and gallery with no thought Of
whether trunks have arrived or are
held up at the border. They are full
filling the old adage that "one is free
only when without possessions; but,
Notwithstanding all these advantages.
there are also many disadvantages.
They miss much of social life, which
is one of the purposes of all travel
tending toward a knowledge and ac-
quaintance with other peoples. and
this because Of the good old-fashioned
pretext nothing to wear. Teachers
and students who travel will find It TO
their interest in every way to strike