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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
DOWERMAN
News-Champion Correspondents:
February list.

February LIST.
Very little work is being done here at
the present on account of deep SHOWS.
George Brant has suspended work on
the Abe Lincoln until spring as he finds
it difficult to get in supplies at this sea-
son of the year.
George Stevenson is quite sick; has
been in bed for over a week and does
not seem to improve much. DIR. Good
OF Pitkin is attending him.
We are having real winter at Bower
man now; there are about three and one
half feet of snow and the weather is
pretty cold. The road between here
and Pitkin is almost impossible and
there has been no travel between here
and the Springs since the storm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
hs1ire Of AlluAnsst Dsy
E.atntc of Howarl S. Mar-haIl. Deeea.ea.

Estate ~ Howard :. Marshall. Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Ai-
ministrsirix OF the Estate of Howard :. Marsh
all late Of the County of tunnison. IN the state
Of 'oiofado. deceased, hereby gives notice that
she wil appear before the ounty Court Of zs ID
tinnnison onufy at the Court House IN Gun
Bison. In said County, on Monday. the sth DAY
of March. A, ID 1854 ten O'Clock ~ said day
ut which time all persons having claims against
said estate arr mott and requested te attend
for the purpose uf having the same adjusted
All perzons indebted Ia said estate are request
ed u make Immediate payment 10 the uuder.
signed
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. this 25th day of
January. d. 1914.
NETA NJ. MARSH ALL,
Administratrix Of the estate OF Howsrds. Mar
shall. Deceased.
First pub. feb. 8. 1914,
Last pub Mar q. tsiS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
G. oP HARMONY

Hon. Charles j Bonapsrte Of Mary
land. Attorney General under R0ese-
welt. tosses the following bomb into the
camp Of the gentlemen who are plead
ing with the Proeressives to return %
the fold.
There Is no r0oIa for reasonable
doubt as to what ails the Republican
Party
The party does not own itself. Its
membership does not control its organi-
zation. The wishes Of an overwhelm-
ing majority Of its voters can be, and
have been defed and set at naught by
those who should be the servants. oat
are in truth, the servants Of its and
their own masters.
These masters and owners of the
party are the great and greedy in
terests, or. in other words, sundry
small groups of very rich and very un-
scrupulous men. who, properly speak
ing. belong to no party themselves, but
dominate and use whatever party or
ganizsti tion may be from time TO time
the most readily available for their own
selfish ends "
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
FOR THE GRIP
Peruna l. Sometimes Used With
Good Results

A great many
people use Peru
ma for the grip
Some use al as
soon as the grip
begins. taking 81
during the auLte
stage OF the dis
G a $ e, claiming
for IL great eff
CaCy in shorten
ing the disease,
q N q especially
On sh orteuiuE
the after stages.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
ks1,ce for Pukkcas,os
Bapartment Il the lntauior.
Us Land Office At Montroze, Col

Z. { land Olcr At Montro-e, Colo.
Jauuary 8nh, 1914
Notice J. herHhy gwen that Mary 4. y kruntou
Of tsnn na-s,n. ulufaIIo who. on Jrn 18th Iss4.
- ~ Se'tiuu u - ~ sautiou . IL,
81 Nft.. Nta 81 NJ 81 Sertion "A. and Nv
~ W.. Scr 8 Iown4iiu VI. south. Rance .,
" est. sixth frinciuai MHridisn. has tiled notice
- har intantiOn g. make NAL Dessert Ian Z
Pr.lssf - e-iahliah claim - the land above a :
scr bed. bssfore Efncst NJ Nour-e. 4 : Com.
missioner, ut tiuuuisou, Cuiorado. on the fuur-
te.nth day of March. laig
Claimant name a. witnesses:
William l. Andsrsun. i.ewis n Ea=terly. Rob
ert judy aud Charles April all 81 Gunnison.
Colorado.
O.C SKINNER
Register
first Publicatidu Fob. s. iait
Last Publicatiuu Mar. ~. 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06

Mr.. k.srF Il achiser aad Mr.. ~
Eearse - Crested Bsssss si,aus Sunday
j. 6slsu8izsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
CONGRESS MAKES PLANS FOR
AGRICULTURAL EITEnTIoA WORK

work. The doath rate W. corsain iusisss-
trles from diseases which a=s peculissr
b those Industries u appalling. f0r
example hundreds 81 men have been
physically Disabled hy beng ''isaasd'
m smelters. while the phosphate match
industry claimed its victims by the
thousands Practically every othsr IN
dsstry has its ioug deash ruH. aad still
longer hospital list
Much Of this sacrifice Of human life
might be prevented. the experts tell
us. The majority of employers are ex-
pected 70 gladly corporate but the
mailed iist of the law wih be required
90 compel che greedy minority b heed
the dictates OF humanity
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06

If Ys,T FAIi ~ gF vusF pag-ir
HsssHs rhs New - 'lsassalsissn s,1ssor ~
sss.a.. f'bass tsI'lsIIi.ssu Ia Nstf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06

f-runT'f 81 -Ha zteeu o. /; b. ~.
pair and - flsfuleut ~ ~. AZ
" sscise- intl stai g. my care. l
have all rel ffr fha fssiltsx lag
lrasls 81 wat E n H.Vms,nd
aaasarsl. n lsu ard Nirifi4 Tluip
t.aaun ~iHTi ~amGnm1ure 1slhn
"a inIicffcs an ifcf rupnir- issr 81.
high grade ifHas tive ue a call.
N ~ cingeiiui.. uatchHsaker
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
- - aad ~ u ~

Until rsssuf aas bean a general
y ssespssd tn iaas eczema vas a
as-as=s Of sns Sasauts;sc lnsszsi-
gasisss nsse taagHf gs thai eczema n
positively . ssH disease and cs.rab.e
thros.eh the 81 a.ono. Nsriso. t.eze-
ma Kennedy y aHied directly - tho
tl5-eA.sea part '0 ust dalay trying
Narsso. Eczsnsa samatir
The B1ss Dr. .iure. I O-I.aary.. a.
cilssIsc agent
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-02-06
Compound.

Money could not buy nor any Kind Of influence oh
such recommendations; You may depend upon it that
testimonial publish Is honest and true-f YOU have
doubt OF this write 10 the women whose true names
addresses always given, and learn ior yourself
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
K'vEY WINS
He Defeated Harry wills, Of New
Orleans. in Twenty Rounds

New Orleans. la, Dec. 1O.-SsmueI
"cvey, Of Los Angeles, won from Harry
Wills, local Negro heavyweight. at the
end OF 20 rounds before 5000 sporhmen
st the new Westside Athlesic Club today.
The decision ef Refree Dick Burke met
with the crowds approval. Mcvev's
sIsshine offense t. rouRhout the whole OF
the fight Was what won him the verdict.
The Negro won nine Of the rounds, six
were for Mcvey. while the other five
were even. Roth men tried desperately
for knoekouts, but neither could score.
In the fifteenth round Mcvey came closrr
10 Knockout than st any other time in
the dgbt After willis had hooked with
his right Mcvey sent him reeling to the
ropes with . terrific left hook 70 the Jaw,
and the crowd rose from their sests.
Willis fell into elincb, however, and
saved himself.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
Found
After so
Years

Quske- are wsr-hsters, and they will
sop sf nothing short of . fight to pre-
serve the peace. Hence 10 10 that by
many odds the most unique Of al sifts
going from Americs 70 Europs is being
cent b. Philadelphia Friends. Thomas
Evans stated that about o. 900 hes al
ready been rsissd BY the socie<y there 10
he us>d exclusively for non-oombstsnss
IN the war son~. One Of the biexs>s
charitable donations that ever came 20
fmerics vs ssnt here By English
Qnsksrs during the civil war. They con-
tribossd $4,000 10 help the Phlsdel-
phis Society Of Friends carry on its quies
but peTsissent work ae.inss slavery and
IN I'd of freedmen. Nov sbe Pbilsdel-
poia Quakers sre proving 70 shssr Brisi~h
brsehrsn - truth s<ses balf . cpnsury nj
49, psoois of Cd: "Oss nv bss.d
- - vsasr, fos sAos dheas - h
- 10y deyA"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
RAILROAD COMPANIES
Must Receive West virginia L;susu
Shipments Ssys Federal
Judge.

Baltimore. Nd, Dec. ls.-Judge Rose,
in the United Stats. District Court today
decided that under the Yo~t Law Of West
Virginia railroad companies % common
carriers are bound 10 receive for ship
msot sAsd dsiivssy tpso WV vrrririe
snch liquors - are intended solely for
the penonsl u-e Of the oonxgnee. even
though the orders for them bad been 90
lieit~d by letters maiIed at points out.ids
the state.
The decision wss male in the ca.s ol
distilling company Of Cumberland,
Nd, against the Western Maryland Rail.
way Company, which, under an injunc
ton from one Of the West virrinis cir.
cult courts. had Refused 10 transport AM
more Intoxicating liquors into the terri
tory under the jurisdiction Of the Court
on tine ground that the precautions viii
which legal shipment had % he sur.
FUNDED would nece--itste an exp>ns,
that would make the acceptance sn<
transportation Of such liquors unpro6t
able.
The same decision applies 10 the c..,
brousht In the United States Distric
Court for Maryland by the same plaintiff
against the American Erprs- Company
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
CHRISTMAS

phillips Brooks)
The earth hss grown old with it, burden
OF care,
But at Christmas it always 10 young;
The heart OF the jewel burns Iustrou. and
fair,
And is soul full OF music breaks forth on
the air
When the song Of the angels is sung.
IL 10 coming. old Earth, il is coming To-
night
On the snow flakes which cover the sod
The feet Of she Christ Child fall gentle
and white;
And the voice of the Christ Child tells
ont with delight
That mankind are the children OF God.
On the sad and the lonely, the wretched
and poor,
That voice of the Christ Child shaII
fall,
And 70 every blind wanderer opens tie
door
OF . hope that he dared not 10 dream ol
before,
With . sunshine Of welcome for all.
The feet Of the hum3Ie-t may walk ia
the field
Where the feet of the holie~f have trod
This, this 10 the marvel 70 mortaIs r.,
vesled
When the silvery trumpets Of Chri-tms
have pealed
That mankind are the children OF God.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
MORE THAN
100 TRUE BILLS
Ezpsetsd Ere. Grad Jury -
vestsafins "Psssun
hsnfers"

Rockport, KY, December Is. Inform
alton from an suthoritsfivs sourc. %
night di-cio-ed that more shsn 100 In
di,tmene -ill b. rssarped ners vu,I
against POO am hunssry' and "niepr
ehssers," vho have ben rssponsbls for
ousraess 10 Muhlenburx county. Evid~,,,
he's besn susmisssd 10 ths jury by ssvsr-
81 veii-knovn dssscsivss, is = -.
lslsnd Station. In MeI~an cou,sv. -
Gently hes suffered ssvsrslly q - hs.ds
OF The marsohss- The Iash hss -
applied without mercy, propsrsy lsssrss-
ID and lives endangered. A ls,e, g.
npp'> vas burned 90 Ia of ooo.Do.
and several men drsessd fronp shsir
homes and whipped with hickory swisuh-
- until their backs vsrs . NJ q en-
and bruisss- It - dsclsrsd - svuY
Negro he lefs he pisos. Beun -
Nero portep on The l.. 4 ~, 49,
Trains rsfuss 10 leave ~ so.ckss ~
she trains reach leland.
C'essns of ths sovs hsvs sruuukuus =
Vg'iencs CommienD. - - hunwmk-
nssiss of bri.~ins - sslpsn = =.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
Seeks Divorce--.CIaim.
ed Wife Put Him
in Business
Waiter u . Denver Rsstausa,t
Thinks That Defe.1ast =
Divorce Case d White
Wonan.

Detroit, Mich. Dec. ls.-Intsrrst in
cresses in the attempts Of M,s Aim.
Little. OF 100 joseph Campsu avenue.
TO estsblish the fact that she /. q vhis.
woman and thus save her home and hus-
band - we'll - retain her position - q
member Of various clubs and soeiseiss.
For two months shs has lived on ons
side OF the apartment while her hnsbsna
Arthur Little. and his father. DIR. John
y Little. one OF the Oldest and bs.-
known physicians in tie city, have LIVED
on The other side. Husband end vif.
have not exchanged . word in thai dim.
Mrs. Little. Q Roid-hsired blonde with
gray eye.. has been busy in her efors, 10
trace what sbe d~clarss 10 her vhIte n
rentage Ina Denver. while her hu.hand
has been equally busy gathering sfsds-
vie from nesres and her family In
cincinnati that tend % show Mn. Iitsis
10 the daughter Of Mn. y. Jeffsr,ou. .
qusdroon, mstron Of railroad stssion
there.
The strange situation arose two months
ago. according b Mr.. Little. whsn b.
'"''nd ieetsr In IN old pockesbook h.
longing 10 his vile. IL wss from The
woman IN Cincinnati. and told about n
Trend who had ussd . prppsrstioo N
change her from . black woman 70 .
white woman. Without saying anyshins
10 Mrs- Little he went 70 the Ohio CITY
and ~tarssd 10 hunt up The Js0srson fam:
ny He vile bad told him OF b>Ins =
io-ser child, bat had never hinssd thss
her lester mother Wa anything bus of
the pursst white blood, be aid.
Arriving In Cincinnati, he hurried 10
The addrss OF Mn. ysfIes son only 70 find
thss she was . nsGrso and had = family
that had married among nsrross. A
lawyer there advised him 10 rsprsssns
himself - an attorney seeking 20 s.sab-
i'sh the identify OF Mn. Je6srpou md
her family in order 70 ssetIs an sseas
upon them from her 6rst husband. Thad-
dens Wade. . full-bloodsd negro.
~- ~c"osS'u toai iubO tue kToD and
signed and swore 70 afiidavits shss sbs
was . negress and that Alma ~ hsr
child, the daughter OF wsde, and that
he had married druggist In Detroit, Who.
the affidavit stated. was believed 70 bs a
nesro BY the signer. Photos OF ell shs
children and one OF his vile were shovn
him and she signed the nams of sach
child ON the back and her Own nans 10
identity them. nrms. - us.ass,6 70
have heen born 10 her In Dsnvsr. In Isss.
Prior 70 this. howsvss. thsrs he'd be-.
trouble In the Little family and suis
sor divorce had been dIsd By The husbs.d.
Mn Little says the entire sooIoo =
part oi plot whereby hsr husband =
end~svorins 70 get rid OF her.
Am white woman and there 1. nos
one drop OF negro blood In my vsins. I
shall light the esss 10 sstsblish my idsa-
tty - long - csn," she said.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
FOR THE 5000
Of the AEeaa"

II n sDay discus.ing ss9vu1asioa q
~ Rs1sEs1 ssrviss, vsieua sinD 1s
1seo.uh usw<ss s14zP,utasE ~
10y MnIsr peiss oss shs peculiar 10
10 sn0s ADsrican sssassnen ,hsvs q
wAas = bsss Sor - Nero. He sayu:
"in this inossvisw he Prcsidsnt a.
loved himsnf % adops ths hoary lallsey
thss ssE,ss.sioa = bsse for ths Mo. II
~ once cid thss slsvssy ws ~ fos
- Negro; laar - hsard thss jimcrov
cass vsss providsd especially sor she
6sss1s a ~ NssFo: snd tn disfran-
ehissussns 80 inss.dsd Sor his vsll-bs-
Ing is Fsmsins los sons srim humorna
= ~ sp ssd declare thss iynching h
Saeesrsosd Sos - blssk name peculiar
md sspssisl bsnsdt It dosssssm sersnsu
shss ths iniqyisous pr.ceiea winch sre
usivsrssily eoodsnnsd By mankind, ars
ssU.rasd - for ths bsH welfare VI ths
Negro rncs."
Ths tfush =. he mn Who s.y these
ming ars bsse for The Negro and srs
do n his isssrsss Arc NOS sincere in
sAdF dsslarseioa- rhey do NOS sssk shs
sslssss q - Negro. rhsy only sssk %
pps hin oue a sbsir vay. Bm eransing
49, - - - sincsre, The Negro &
- co1e6en - say - shso ed - nss-
1n3enoe<-bsssGA ~
~ N @cod n Nero be- boushs shis
sush vith . deas exprvisocs. No sslf-
roBpocGinR Nero vnnoD fim-crov caru-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
LIQUOR CASES
FILLING THE JAIL
Chsriestss, West Virginia, = .
Qsasdsry Over Prisssers.

Charleston, W. Va, Dec. Is.-wish
the Ksns~hs county jail overcrowde.i
and Yoss lac vioIsso- being oonvicssd
daily. on'eisis are in qusndsry owe.
what disposition 10 make Of pr,.oosv,
80 n be convicsed. There are IS pri,-
ooeFs in the jail and fully thss many
m"se Jet 70 he trisd. ADothsr jsiI san-
sIiy - isrss - she pssssns ess val b
eqssrsd Il - allsesd ''booskswusS' -
I"Pnsksusy" pvoprisaDss - - - g..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
4 CHRISTMAS SERMON

Robert I>oois Stevenson.
To he honest; 10 be kind: TO earn q
little and spend little Ie--; to make
upon the whole . family happier for bic
presence; 20 rvnounce when that shall be
necessary and not % ~ embiffersd: %
keep . lev friends, hut thee without
cspiulstion-sbove all, on the same rrim
condition, to keep friends with him~if-
here = . task for sll that . man he Of
iortisode and del'oscy. He hes an am
bitious soul vbo would sss more: he
hopeful spirit who should look in snch
IN snserprss 10 be successful. There 4
indeed one e'ement in human de-tiny
that not biipdn~s itself can controyert.
Whsssver eiss ne are Intended 20 do. ws
are not Intended 70 succeed; failure u The
late alh'tsed. Is h 20 in every sr and
sendy; it 70 20 above siI In the consin>ns
sss Of living veil. fers hs pse.ssns
sisoushs Tor he ycar's end " for shs end
q lsis- Only III dscepssos viii b. 49,
-. - th~s sssd - - d.psir sor shs
Auuniss.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
HOW ABOUT TROTTER7
Wlsss b Pleased Wfh Work Of
Csnnississ - Southern
Race Question.

Washington, Dec. l5.-Outlining his
ssdsnds toward the Negro. Presiden,
wilson souay soId the University Com
nassoo On Southern Race Questions,
~ p OF representatives Of N south
ssn colleges. thss "our object is to know
n needs OF the Negro and sympathetic
any help him in every way that 10 posi-
his Tor his good and our good"
Or. H. O. Brough, OF the University
81 Arisnsas, Chairman Of the commis-
don, told the President the commission
- Organized tomake m impartial stud ,
of ths rsce question from the ssandpoint.
OF The Negroes economic, civil and moral
bssssrmsns- He said thst . very- deer
investigation Of the subject was beins
made, with the good Of the Negro Away,
Ia mind.
Il Am very glad 10 express my SINGER,
lnesress IN tnis work and sympathy with
is.' said the President Ia reply 10 DIR
Brooeh- Il think that men like your
ssaves can Be trusted IN ses this srea
qusss'on ss every angie. There isn't an,
xosseon, if sssms 10 me, In which NOR
c.ndor nseds 10 Be pot. or more Thorough
human rood fsslinf, than this.
Ikscv myusif, sss Southern man
how sincerely the heart Of the South de
ars The good of the Negro and the I'd
vanoemens of his rsce on sIl sound an,
ssnsb's linz, and everything that cat
b done IN that direction 10 Of the bixher
valns- It % matter Of common under
sanding"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
MARTYR


upee n eaesnm g John bsown. IN
80 eoonssoons g Harpsn fsrTy. Gov
Ws edn'ehnsd NJ. nrova o'
- nscsnsg sor psspaFsne 70 dis. And
n - sneesapes's vssnoes evsncans
49, - q - spoes = sssso~s
sSssess-a eevs sea - apPses'
- ~ nose snen sn.sa q twenty
n -" q yee u sns journey %
~ so'S a vhsco yoo ~ kaodiy
-; - vesns y mn: nsse
- Psh'ssse noesns % nsessn days o.
af>sss houss. I I'm equally prepared 70
%. Ihuo = N sppsuisy bshipd and =.
sa,,,ae,. 49,. 80 ,h;. n.,,. - =,
- ~
esns' no~sves 'ons' = bus CON-
pornstvuay . minuee- Ths di1erenee b.
svesn ycur o,oure and MIN n sviflins-
spd I 49,. ~, -. - ,.-S
= @
- pNpeseo- ioo al have h~svy
rsspousibilisy, and it bshooves yoo 20 Be
pseparud mor, than n do, NJ"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
iPR6aAE#z;AnD
t. tt6R2

~ - s(sn ~ Psspi1lus Wilson
y - 0GDd a lssk a d.sersv, bus
, - lid u his rsusrk 6lssivs
y - tof shs sosslk fhss s's'shsss
&1no fDnGsa. $780, 70 n, into
~ - ooodos - - BE- pus or
- $500 hunas isszzAg.v cd
- osv n9ssff, = ss.shw.
49, hsw orly - hnss a she South
enkro - eoed a ths Nero I'D shs
'sdva.s1nnl - - no N IN sound
'01on1ab&p n.rs; h = . masssr = con-
- undUunndher'
J Thsss veg1s vsps spoksn - - Uni
vsrpi9 Coani.ass es syusksrn Rsou
'0nnoIoas, eszs ~ of rspssnlasunves oI
sasvsn ssuAhgn eoilsun- ny usshs
|hsvs hsnD uennrsd hfsy ys.ss - b. 9
sun1stsssD h<iU.1lw. Tbsy - - vsry
DosA frsn - unefnos sxprusrd n
us ysags bs1oss ~ vsr o. - .ou1
'sxnsms sdyoesas - dsvsry.
NepoD - dGisas of - Usissd
- OeiGa - 81 - riGkD vhish
H. WnDo opssukkns = susr.IsD DO
~ n - - ss6ss = ar pop
slH1on. ApU - snan. vould - ps<r IN
ncA sr0 = sosdnssssiou7 n e /
ineUins11s - ~ a shs slsuuns q
|4t41b ssuh ~ ahjss - - Rnis.
- 49, ulr~sAs Hseks~ = = 60
|1tvehA 49, Aun.s ySs,1 spssA
- = - nuuk>xs ~2&nxA. =
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-12-25
Texas Liquor Law is
Invalid.

F. Aussn. Texss, Der. Is The stringent
Aiison bqoos lao prohibiting shisuess
q isqsoS isso "dry" territory in Texs-,
- scday practically inyslidsssd by 9
dscison of shs Court u Criminal Ap-
psaAs. which Jodes Penderssss, Who pre-
ddsi, ssid wiped a on the statute
books" Tcdey's decision dsciarss sny
psss's - sssss msv carry o. ship Bqoos
insD "dsy ssrTisosy. "providsd is y MOI
- isssssios 70 snshouss ~ liqpor fos
oAsv1ul psFpons - fos rss.ls m DRY
- n Al1lsss - Sups.ds sswsps-
- - euy beuw savssss.s.s =
|'>ouY' a.u11sy-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11

change the subject. but he finally thus
held forth:
Marriages are not all alike, any
more than faces are. No man can Of
fer anybody else any advice. A person
oughtnt to tell any one how to get
married, any more than An inexperi.
enced person ought to be instructed in
the way to eat en- oyster. Both matri.
mony and oysters are liable to prove
hard to digest.
Its no crime trying to establish Q
home. Anyway, you don't pick a wife
at all. She picks you. At least that's
what happened to me generally. The
best way to manage women, if you ask
me, is to let 'em alone.
AT least have done nothing which
was not respectable in getting married.
There is law in the country which
says that marriage is a proper and
legal thing to go in for and | have
merely lived up to the law"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11
DIRECTOIRE GOWNS RIVAL THE
EARLY VICTORIAN CRINOLINE
cAPEs-AND JACKETS WITH THE
NOVELTIES WHICH MAY 6Eco PoPULAR-FLoRAL


when there has been greater doubt as
to what may be the next turn in Fash
ions wheel, and this was shown In the
choosing of the gowns exhibited. The
Directoire type mingled freely with
the crinoline styles of the early Vic
torian period; the straight lines of the
former style, with its coats short in
front and long behind. contrasting for
chilly with beruffled skirts reeded to
stand away from the body, and with
one example of the daintiest of chif-
fon and organdy pantalettes exposed
at every movement.
Among the coats and wraps were
many capes. They were very full at
the back, and sometimes fastened to
loose-fitting sleeveless vest. Taffeta
and MORE were used for those for eve
ing wear, while broadcloth and du-
vetyne were used for street and after
noon wraps. A handsome coat of taft
feta was shown. 1t was very full in
the back, .blousing over an exaggerat-
eddy low waistline, below which hung
plain circular peplum. Several jack
cts had a cape of the same material
fastened to the shoulders and hanging
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11
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