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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
yERlLY are fashions all things

N yERlLY are fashions all things
~ to all people Just now. One
sees the same idea made Won
derfully beautiful on the one hand
and utterly travestied on the other.
\ We are having such an unusual oppor-
tunity both in the way Of designs and
colors, that it should be easy for all
women to be becomingly dressed, but
with some curious inability to see
herself in the true light, the average
woman is exceedingly apt to select
what looks we'll on her friend and for
get entirely that while the friend Is
tall and svelte Of figure, she herself
is short and rotund.
Short skirts unquestionably are
fashionably, but that is no reason that
the woman Of shortest stature and
greatest breadth need exaggerate the
tendency. There never was season
of greater charm, when its essential
features were easier adapted to the
individual, but it also is one that can
be exaggerated and made utterly
absurd. We are to wear many hounces
great many frills and scallops are In
evidence everywhere and all sorts of
quaint, pretty effects, but let us hope
that every Dressmaking Salon will be
lined with mirrors, when the process
Of selecting is under way. Extreme
styles really belong to the few and
they are wise and appropriate only for
the woman who can afford to wear a
costume few times and then throw
it aside, for everything that is extreme
is marked in effect and whatever is
exaggerated, is readily recognized and
soon grows wearisome and the wise
selection for the woman OF moderate
means is the medium Of any fashion
whatever it may be. If skirts are
wide, she will never choose the widest
il they are narrow, she will avoid the
narrowest and so on but say what we
may in contravention, there is GER
tain tendency in the feminine mind
that might be called sheeplike and
great number go blindly after the
leader, let that leader 60 as far astray
as she may. Up-to-date designs
always can be found in the reliable
houses and what is better, good de-
signs are offered by the good dealers.
We must grow away from the notion
that the label, Of necessity, means
desirabIility, if we ever are to be
really well-dressed. 1t is the woman
who adapts the fashions to herself, not
she who strives to adapt herself to the
fashions, who achieves distinction in
matters Of dress and this season with
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

are made in the picture are all good
aud it will be noted that there is a
certain picturesque element to be
found which is perhaps peculiarly APP
parent in the costumes for the little
boys and little girls. The Empire
gown that is shown on one woman's
figure makes an excellent example Of
what Is admirable both for street and
for indoor wear. It Is what might
be called Empire Princesse," for the
body portion and skirt are joined to
make one piece and while there is the
high waist line to suggest the Empire
period, there 10 also wide and faring
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
lining over the seams. Turn the cuffs
down and you Will be ready for the
over-portions Arrange the lining over

the outside with the right sides to-
gether, pin or haste into place and
stitch around the ends and the outer
edges, then turn on the seams and
haste again. Stitch around all the
edges for the ornamental finish. Ar
range these turned over cuffs over the
deep cuffs, with the line Of large per-
forations in each at the seam and the
notches meeting. Stitch both edges
Of the turned-over cuffs to the outer
portions Of the deep cuffs. Turn the
seams up and fell the lining of the
deep cuffs into place over the seams
and you will get a perfectly neat as
we'll as strong finish. Seam the curved
edges of the lining and Of the neck
band together, then turn and haste.
Turn the seam allowance Of the neck
edges of the band under, then slip the
edge of the neck edge of the blouse
between the two thicknesses with the
center backs and the front edges
exactly meeting. Basic carefully and
stitch. Join the ends Of the outer
edges of the collar aud of the lining.
turn and stitch. Join the ends Of the
collar-band and Of the lining and turn,
then turn the seam allowance Of both
long edges under and basic into place.
Slip the over-portion Of the collar
between the two thicknesses to the
depth Of the seam allowance. with the
center backs and the notches exactly
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

ME simple, untrimmed, plain
blouse that is really the shirt
waist has returned to favor
and is one Of the most fashionable
garments for the Spring and Sum
mer. 1t is really not at all difficult
10 make, yet for so many seasons we
have been wearing the fancy blouse
that the art Of making the simpler
enc has largcI, f,''en into disuse.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

IT detracts from the enjoyment 81
a journey to have in the party
some one who is continually cone
planning, and the woman who Is tactfhl
enough to turn these complaints into
good humor without wounding tie
feelings Of any one concerned is ,
treasure to be appreciated. Such !
woman is frequently possessed q
such nice tact that she can turn
grumbler's comments into joke
at his own expense SO cleverly that h
both enjoys it and at the same time
perceives that it is the gentlest sort
Of q hint.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

rows, it is put on in some simple
geometrical design. The coat suit
shown way at the left Of the picture
illustrates not alone an excellent model,
it also gives evidence of the favor
shown to checked fabrics. The skirt is
Of the gored, circular sort but with
Tapped edges at the front that are al
ways good. The coat hangs loose from
the deep yoke and while it is exceed
ingly fashionable and takes most
graceful and attractive lines, it will be
good news to the home dressn,aker to
learn that it Is an easy garment to
make and also to fit. If preferred, it
can be made little longer, but for
summer the short coat is a good one.
Women who are thinking Of outings
which may take the form Of travel
ling, where one stops over at hotels
from time to time, will find this suit
a very desirable one. It can be worn
with lingerie blouses while travelling
and with pretty silk one for the
hotel dinner.
Mothers of small boys and little
girls will not fail to be interested in
the designs for the younger folk. The
little boys suit is made with a most
becoming jacket and loose blouse. If
the material is linen, pique or the like,
it is just an every day summer cos
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

skirt. In the picture, the material Is
linen banded with embroidery and
it is exceedingly handsome. but it
would be easy to copy this gown in
gabardine for a more useful costume,
or in taffeta, poplin and in many
another material, always varying the
trimming to suit the fabric. On the
silk, velvet ribbon is being extensively
used and often in place Of straight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
PRECIOUS WATER
TO CLEAN GUNS
Terrible Desert Fighting With Arabs
and Turks Described By English
officer; Wounded Killed.

LONDON. lrh I Fighting the
Turks and Arabs iu the desert Of
Mesopotamia, where In plnrcs even
calnels cannot 20, where after the Eu-
phartes Is LETT behind water is more
precious than powder and the tribes
men show no quarter to the wounded,
is described by Sergeant A. Kingdom
" the SECOND battalion of Norfolk
regiment In u letter to his mother at
Thntford
I'VE came hl ship from India mp the
river Euphrntcs, he writes, "and dis.
embarked ON lovely landing, up to
the waist In mud and water Not Il
tree In sight nor blade of grass, cN
cept on the river banks. which ARE
covered with date palms We marched
all the next dnl through mud ANY
thing with wheels cannot he taken,
and packs " mules aud camels are
no good, because their big feet pick
up too much snnd
I'VE lay In the wet mud on the
desert all night and moved away early
again In the morning 10 find the
enemy In position. They consisted ~
Turks aud Arabs, about 400 yards Ia
our front The attack WAS pushed
home under cover NJ our mountain hat
terles; the field artillery came u
later. The artillery horses were ~
completely knocked out That they coulf
! not walk away from the guns wheI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
GOVERNOR TO COMMIT
Power to Place Indigent in Hospitals
II Given In Proposed Law Intro
duced by senator ONeill.

Senator O'Nrill of Grady county To.
dny introduced In the senate hill
proposed tn help certain individuals
who are not already provided for In
the state
The bill provides that upon proper
showing made 10 the governor Of any
person bona fidr resident " the
state for more thnn one year who 10y
reason " any physical or mental IN.
fitmlty Is proper person FOR state
support, and that such person Is not
eligible for admission tu any " the
state hospitals or charitable institu-
tlons, the governor may designate the
most available hospital or institution
10 which such person may bc admit
ted aud commit such Il person TO that
place This hin was presented some
time ago, hnt was ordered rrdraftrd
10y committee aud the new measure
was relntroduced today by senator
O'NeilI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
CAN'T MAKE CONTRACT
Attorney GcuerM Says Capitol Com
miNSioners Cannot Emplsy layton
smith to Superintend Work.

Iuo state capitol commission would
", nn authorized to enter into con
I." with layton 4 smith arch.
D#. authorizing that firm to rNcr
.i., 'N. functions now performed by
M. superintendent Of construction In
m. Hua the capitol according tu uu
0WuW given to W. - Anthony NJ the
commission today boy Attorney General
IS. T. lrr'mg
Thr attorney general states that he
hu. examined the proposed contract
with Layton n Smith and finds that Il
provide. for turning over to that firm
exactly the same functions as are M.
signed to % building superintendent
under the net Of the lOl3 legislature.
lie therefore considers that such II
.tuu,fcr " authority could not be-
made Layton X Smith " this city
secured the contract Tor furnishing
the puus and specifications Of the
capitol ut 3 Der cent OF the contract
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

unlocked The troops also were
knocked out; and ln the meantime the
enemys artillery was having Il all
their own why
"Our rifles were absolutely chOked
inside with mud aud the bolt action
and sights had lu hr made To work
before an accurate fiur could be ~
fected Some of the men, rather than
drink the muddy smsh from their wa
ter bottles, stood and rmptcd n m
their bolt action although water 70.
~ scarce, aud ,.u~h worth % tuu
piece an ounce
Il was more fortunate wN ru.Nr
had shrunk 81 small that vt- nu'
ter able to march without onr. -u 1
cut off the toes und put over m
bolt action So my rifle was fairly
clean. We were rnkcd with .nl from
head 10 foot When the sun did come
out for time and we uv chance
of cracking II off thunderstorm
came over and softencd Il into al
sticky paste
"uw only transport is mules .im
ammunition, and they frequently mn
down and have to be picked un. ANY
how, the enemy were In their trenrhc.
with decided advantage aud were de-
liypring a murderous fire. Hut hy d
supreme effort after we got m,
cncmys range we kept our fire cooly
delivered, aud within half an hour IN,
Turks were retiring, leaving the Arav.
10 cover their retreat They RENAME,
another quarter W an hour and menn
while We had fixed our hayonets foi
the grande finale hut evidently the,
aid not wish to prolong their stay.
"EycryOhe especially the Indians
wne anxious for u charge. hut the bird
had flew before we reached tneii
trenches II is MI right fighting tn,
Turks. hut the Arabs use hlg muz
7lr rifles with an enormous lead bul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
BERLIN HOTEL MEN
TO CHARGE FOR BREAD

BERLIN, Feb i-The Allied Res
taurant and Hotel Keepers OF Berlin
have decided hencetorth to charge for
all hrend served at meals.
dispatch from Dresden says the
municipal council has decreed that all
the bread baked In Dresden must con
form to the governments standard.
The Rerltn stock yards report q
further increase In the price Of hogs.
The highest quotation is SEQ per no
pounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
PAPER EXCHANGES BANK
NOTES FOR GOLD COIN

LklpSIC Germany, Feb. 4.-ln re.
sponsc 10 an appeal made by the
Leipslc TNgchatt total VI 1917
persons have brought t2I6,OO0 In gold
10 this newspaper to be- exchanged
for hank notes The gold has been
turned over ~ the Reichhank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
To VOTE SUFFRAGE


Albany, Feb. 4.--1he woman suff-
rage resolution passed by the legisla-
mre In 1913 Was adopted IN the senate
today by a unanimous vote. II preyi.
ously had been adopted In tho assembly.
The voters of the state will now be
given the opportunity TO vote On the
question of constitutional amendment
permitting women the right Of suffrage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

price of the building. The capitol
commission then employed building
superintendent who IL an employe OF
the federal government and was xiv.
en- frlough to enable him TO per
form his duties here.
The attorney general also holds 10
al opinion to the state bank commits
sioner that the stockyaris state bank
can move into oklahoma city, employ.
Ing It's same capital stock, n II de.
slres, hut II It increases the capitol
stock II must capitalize at 500 900
to comply with the terms n the bank
Ing art us applying to cities Of over
10000 population
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

let, which will smash anything, and
not make pretty little hole Ike the
Turks pointed bullet, which win heal
In no time The black powder from
the Arabs rifles also cause so much
smoke that It Is impossible 10 see the
actual firer They are blood.thirsty
'ot these Arabs, and when the men
lay wounded they will shoot you AT n
Yards distance. A suhadar NJ the
natives was shot In this way ON the
day after the battle we found the
lurkHls had been at work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

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Tue DARN roODer ol'l WAS s'ghtu ny
the preslurhl "I the Nr"''lr To-Day ana
his signature. II provides for re-
ward Of not exceeding 81 900 for the
capture Of any one ruhblug or attempt
ing to commit felony aud is Intend
ed 10 cover the crime " bank rob
berry An appropriation ~ $l5OoO Is
made for the provisions of the bill
.,,'''' ""'" ~ '''"'' , INV" p,''''''' p, W.
ing drsrrlion ON the part or her nus
band Guy " Short
30
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y C. FeHAes IN asking $4,000 dam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
Echoess& a. Streets


Mr. N'hl-uu ~l-n,d the note n- Sc
criW with Il ] llrm and That the .
SON knew nothing of the d"n.
The regular review Of Tent number
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win hr rnrr ui,piI,r In ,r. rr., H..
prr, ,u NH. LuI,n,. u.nn.r. ~.
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attend
Secretary Of state }. l.. Lyon to-day
granted the following phurtrr, Nu
.rurJtnI SI,ooo m.,rr,r,t.r. n
DudIr, # T. Nm,rr NJ n ~ni,r-
Norman The AurpmnbiI. Owner.
Suppk rnupppy Of OklnhumD CIV.
capitnl xlOOOO: nrurporarur-. G. VI
Smith. 4. G.. Adkins T.. " Shannon.
Oklahoma city Itcyrr un company
Of TuI~n. capital $1,000. iururporn
tors. " NJ Ross. rhlUp kntr4 i
cl, romnpr, NJ nDlnn,u. r,r ,,,
uul $40 nO m,prp,r,tul.. U..s
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OkIpnomp rlfy
mpdr Iu fine ,ruor. r.dp, nu lin. h,
rrnukIiu rrgr,,r T., ipiurrtinrs
agnln~r the insurance committee AN
poiprlug a receiver On fine hin h,
franklin which ,,nuId pr,yrpt di,
crimluurlon u the n>ug npd rollr.
ton NJ fire n-urun., rnfr- rbrrr vp,
mo- Recommendation 10, the commit
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Frank Marvin brought suit Today
In district court asking that the court
set inside the conveyance NJ certain
city property from Mrs VI - Ncm
SON 10 her >on o. = Atchisou, claim
mg that he had a note for $1,000 pay
mcnl Of which this transfer would de
frnud him. The defense claims that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
\ BEND Of 81 Loon approved by United

states Commissioner 4. r. Roys sery.
ed Wednesday tu release II l.. lubu.
vlt2 from Jail where he had been
confined pending hearing uu the
charge NJ coucraing property assets
on going into bankruptcy 1t Is
claimed that more evidence has been
discovered by A Il Parker, trustee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
Motion Tor new trial has been filed

." W. ''" ''"' "H0 bVNh ihth
In district court 10y " j. Arthur. Sr.
against whom Nora Cooper obtained
Judgment few days ago for $500
for the death of her husband last fall
NJ Arthurs gin at Luther, when II Is
claimed u bale Of cotton was thrown
from Il platform upon him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
THE
Home Doctor


HOW To VWFN NNrumhIIsm-
Hero ls a prescription for rheumatism
ito h. muuI 100 humr used an over the
L. S fnr muu1 years and said to he the
surrst known umrdli neutraliEes acid
In the blood and gives results after flrst
dose "un. uuuun uf loris compound
and one ounce syrup Of Snrsuparllln lut
these two ingredients In half pint of
Vhskr,. I,u % tablespoonful bc(o q
each meat aud gi bedtime Nrt lnrre
dlents ~ any drug store, Genuine rorls
rnucs In one ounce scaled yellow pack.
ugVa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
John 7. Baber la, filed suit in div

trln court for Sl41lj alleged to be-
due him from ,rh"ul district Numb,.
~ for warrant, Of the district witch
he claim, tu have purchased and
which he claim, have never been ia
ken up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
GOyernOr Williams has granted a

'"'V'hoi "hihhh HhS granted
parole to Monroe Gault, convicted
of manslaughter In SeQuoyah county
In May, 1914 and sentenced to serve
six and II half years In the penlten.
tlary Among those recommending
the parole wns Senator Blasslugame
NJ Sslllsnw.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Marriage licenses: Charles Porter
u May Smith, 20 oklahoma city
Philip II. Hartman, % Chicago. Elm
ma Cameron, III, Muskogec: Io,
Dnugherty 49, Martha Suemrum. -
Edmond II Furguson 3G. Salla vii
coNsun. %. Yale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
The Mems Dinner club will hold a

Ihe Mems Dinner club will hold
regular monthly meeting at the Ice
llucklns hotel Friday evening I'd
ward Howard Grigg,. lecturer and
teacher, will be- the guest NJ honor
and principal speaker III, coming
Is one ~ the principal features " the
winters program " this well known
organization " men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
VI. ]. Holland wants a divorce had.

ly enough that In his petition filed
In district court he voluntarily offers
to give his wife. Mary, the custody of
their fIyeyearold child and pay her
$35 month alimony.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Secretary y. VI. Duncan Of the Ok
lahoma city club of the Western As.
soclnt'on, has received II signed con
tract from Pitcher Glerhnrt, who was
one of the malnstays of the club last
year aud he will he seen on the local
diamond this year. There ure four
more contracts still out unsigned.
Catchers Bob Dowie and II. Thomp.
son, Pitcher Herbert and Frank
Thompson third basemsn Secretn
ry Duncan has received letter from
Helne Maag who indicates that the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Tom Anderson formerly on the po-
lice force ut oklahoma city, has re-
turned from Arizona aud announces
his intention of staying here. The
climate Is the great attraction which
Oklahoma offers Anderson claims
and tells Of six weeks In Arizonn this
winter when the mercury was never
su high " zero,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

}. VI. Gn,lr, auditor Tor the state
corporation commission. rs ln 'hl'og"
ON official business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Lula j. Short filed petition for
divorce In district court today Ullcg
ing dcsrrlIon ON the part or her nus
bund, Guy ". Short
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

n. II, Baird Of Little Rock, travel,
Ing passenger agent for the Louisville
n Nashville railway, was here Thurs
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
The Markets
NcM Ynrk sinrL E,chnnpc.

New York. Dec. 22-Grentor
breadth and activity attended todays
operations with pronounced strength in
metal issues.
Such stocka hs American Smeitcr,
Mexican Petroleum and metal and
war shares continued to monopolize
speculative attention ON The resump-
ton OF trading today. while rails and
similar Investment issue were again
neglected. smelling soon rose To
tOG =. AN overnight gain OF ~ and
within 70 fraction of he highest price
since 1908.
Copper stocks were stimulated BY
the rise In smelling as well "a the
price of the metal. Texas Company
also responded to n moderate demand.
There vas further active buying "a
the Auelo-F French bonds.
close.
American sugar Refining. 1888.
Anaconda copper, 50.
Atchis1u. 1906 -.
chino Copper jih.
Inspiration copper, 454
Northern Pacific, liG.
Heading. 81 e.
Southern Pacific, l0l.
Union Pacific. 1891
United Stitcs steel. Sc.
United states steel pfd. ti6Ts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22

chicago. Dec. 22-W Wheat turned
weak today after AN early advance,
which had resulted from higher quo
tatiou- go Liverpool Argen'in" re-
ports. however. telling Of fine wealth
sr for The har,c est and of "a largo
yield assured. gave am advantage 10
the bears Opening prices which
wore unchanged tu y Nv higher.
with December at $l2im Lev aud
MAY ut ti.25L Hi25A were fol-
lowed boy "a reaction all around Go he
lew Yesterday finish.
The close was weak. i'sc Co. &c not
lower. with December at Sl4I. and
MAY at si2G.
corn rose To- tho highest prices yc.
Tor the 1915 crop After opening e.
Go sac higher the market made some
fur her ann bat then underwent d
moderate sIg.
The close was unsettled lt D re- T.,
tp a. &c net advance
oats hardened with corn.
Liberal receipts of hogs wcakcnc
provisions.
close:
Whcat-pcc.. Sl.-iN, MAY. st-3.
Coru-pcc. 1850. MAY. 14Nc.
Oats-pcu.. 42iNc. MAY. t5isc.
Pork jan, SSH; May SIS 'i.
IarI-Jan. $500 May SO 81.
Hibs-Jau. S'11. MAJ. 5000.