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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

that Is distinctive. Some Of these flaps
are cut on the bias with the flap fairly
wide at one side Of the pocket and
narrowing across to a fine acute angle
at the other side. These are usually
made button-through in the middle
There are other pockets that have a
semi-circular flap also buttoned
through. Cuff treatments also show
conspicuous button arrangements and
novelty schemes. There are shown
several suit models with a button link
effect in which the second button hole
is connected by two buttons and a
loop in much the same manner as the
cuffs on your shirt are connected.
What, this season, we may call the
conservative styles are by no means
lacking of distinctiveness, but they are
called conservative in a comparative
sense, based on the extreme aspect of
the novelty styles.
The dominating notes In the con.
servatiye styles are of English charac
teristics Natural shoulders, soft roll
lapels and high WASTED lines. The
distinguishing attractions in these
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

OF the styles in vogue for the
Spring season in mems suits and
oyercoats there is no easy graduation
from conservative to novelty styles.
The two fashion thoughts are sharply
defined and no compromise if offered
Garments thus far observed are either
sedately conservative or spiritedly une-
que. No half way measures have been
provided for In the class defined as
novelty styles are included various
conceptions in fanciful designing.
These include the pinch back and
belted styles with minor details Of
attractiveness that are flagrantly in
dicative of a trend toward distinctive
ornamentation These garments show
pinch back effects in shirred treat.
ments, inverted plait arrangements,
box plaits, yoke backs, mock belts,
half belts, detachable, and belt all
around effects. These define the
novelty styles in a general way, but
the variation in minor details are
carried to a point that is only bound.
ed by the inventive resources OF the
designers. For instance, there is a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

lures and small checks Wide stripes
are shown to some degree, but plaid
etfcts are not strong enough to de-
mand any special mention In a resume
OF the popular patternng
In textures, flannels seem strongest,
and next to these tweeds, homespun
and Scotchy weayes. Worsteds are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

not shown to any great extent except.
ing in the higher priced garments.
This is because Of the scarcity Of wool
and the higher price Of fabrics. A
worsted texture to be impressive and
serviceable must be OF extra good
quality and closely woven, and the
grade that would necessarily have to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

be put in popular priced suits is not
Of sufficient reliability to make 1t a
safe investment. Cassimeres are ex.
ceedingly prominent in the lower
pricd suits because this fabric can be
manufactured most economically and
even in the cheapest grades presents
good appearance.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

LOOKING ioward Big Series.
There Is many slip twixt the June
drive and the finishing tape in the big
leagues, but with the sixteen teams
IN the two majors settled down to
what appears to be their true levels
the dope sheet indicates that the
Giants and White Sox will 90 TO the
mat in October to decide who's who
In the world series.
The Giants and the Sox have al
ready had their ups and downs. They
have both been in and out of the lead.
and before the season ends they are
liable to find opposition stubborn, but
they look like the clubs with the
driving power TO go thru. It's a
good bet now that the big series"
VIII be fought out between them.
tn bulldog character of the Giants
should carry them through They
have the fighting spirit and the all
around class. They are consistently
hard for all rival clubs to beat, and
they have managed so far to take the
measure of the Phillies, their strong
est rivals.
The White Sox have speed and class.
and they have the smoothest working
pitching staff in the American League
Like the Sox of other days, their hit
ting has been weak, but they are
playing smart baseball The critics
who predicted that the Red Sox pitch
ing staff would find the going too
heavy evidently knew what they were
talking about, for Jack Barry's staff
mainly of Leonard and
Ruth is up against the real thing
With two more pitchers like Ruth and
Leonard the Boston Club would be liza
BILE to- breeze in. But that's the rub
for Barry.
For the good of the game an East
West series for the purple and god
Gonfalon this Fall Is badly needed, and
despite the war a series this Fall be.
tween Eastern and Western teams
viii probably be record breaker in
the matter of interest and attendance,
especially II it is played between New
York and Chicago teams.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

Pat Moran His Phllics repudiatef
the Giants lead and took first place
MaGsey'B boot in the ninth gave the
Robins something to chip about. When
they won The second game they
warbled.
Winning Two straight doublehea
ers from Boston Braves IL a worlds
record for the Robins.
Stan Covelskie won another ball
game for Cleveland against the
Browns Three two-play killings fea
lures the game.
The Yankees repudiated the Ath
letics in both games, 1t was great
victory for the Athletics as they were
shut out in one game.
Three twohit games featured Mon
days playing Molidee pitched a duo
bngle game against the Mackmen.
RlSey BANKED the Giants with pai
OF hits and Harper and Galla hello
Boston Sox to brace of safe knock,
III the HiSl game,
Baker and SchlnE contributed to the
seasons l,st Of home runs. Home
run aker is getting back into form AT
lat.
John McGraw may be interested to
know that Joss Willard has ropudi
ated his managers
The Giants are sure Of n pennant.
but 1t cannot be stated just yet In
which league.
Ban johnson has bounced part of q
calendar OF Babe Ruths dome.
The easiest way 10 hurt bali
player Is to repudIatc part of his ghos
walk.
Dayton, Ohio, June 20. Ted Lewis
OF England, win hereafter maintain
that thirteen Is his lucky number
LOWS IL the weltefweight chamnion
of the world today as a result of win
ming the referees decision In 20
round bout here last night with jack
Britton II was the thirteenth meet
ing between the two boxers
New York, June rs. Jess Willard
VIII be required today to show cause
why the Wild West Show. which he
has purchased should not be restrain
ed from giving exhibitions in New
York state, A court order secured
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
PLAYING THE FIELD
By GENE BYPNyS
BY Jack Veiock,

New York, June 26.-The announce.
nent that George Carpenter plans to
appear in this country before the sum
mer fades away has stirred up new in.
crest in the boxing field.
The famous Frenchman an idol in
lis mother country because of his
loWess In the ring and his reckless
laring as a member of the French
lying corps. will be received with ac.
lain If his plans do not 10 awry
He will be accorded the greatest re
'eption ever given boxer in the
world S history, and it is certainty
nat his presence on American soil
would be the greatest stimulus the
'ame could possibly be given.
Jess Wizards long vacation as a
'lrcus performer has put a damper on
he heavyweight division He is no
longer popular with the public, and
he crop Of heavies who are after his
rown viii probably die of dry rot if
hey wait for him to defend his sky
,cec.
That Willard may retire without
ighting another battle is the growing
'elief. In boxing circles, and if he
would only announce his retirement
as the undefeated heavyweight cham.
on the game would look up.
| tuv- H.,
United States, giving exhibitions of
flying and engaging in ring contests.
he BUCK will be passed directly to
Willard. He will be expected to fight
~ admit that he is thru, and there
IS nothing that Carpenter would like /
better than to get the big cowboy into
he rims.
Carpenters chances against vii
ard have been aired from time to !
line. The general belief is that he
acks the weight and size to cope with |
he giant Kansan. But he doesn't
ack tho speed the science or the
power, according to latest .
'eports and there is little doubt that /
Willard is fast degenerating into a
nan with the flabbines5 that years of
dleness bring on. That he will never
% able to train down to the fine con
iition he was in when he beat Jack
Johnson Is a cinch, and Carpenter
Weather beaten and hard as nails. fast,
aggressive and capable of punching
"a hard as any man of his size in the
world. would have a good chance.
There arc plenty of opponents for
on this side of the Allan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
ROAD COM MtSSlONERS
Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners of Highways of
me Town OF Allen, county Of La Sale.
state of Illinois will receive sealed
bids for the construction of two con
rete bridges according to the plans
ina specifications and estimates of the
'ounty superintendent of highways
now on file with the town clerk of
iaid town OF Allen and with the
Jerk of the Undersigned commission.
,rs OF highway, Allen township 81, n
range D, east of the 3rd principal
meridian In La Sale county.
Bids to be filed with II. r. Sieden.
Top, town clerk OF said town of Allen
m or before the Goth of July A. d.
1917, at 10 o'clock, In the forenoon on
which hour on said day at the of
Ice OF said town clerk said bids will
10 opened The undersigned reserve
no right to reject any or all bids.
rhe successful bidder will be required
% furnish bond in accordance with
he provisions of the statutes of iii.
nois,
Dated this 25th day of June A. p.
l9l7
Signed,
FERDINAND WALLING,
HENRY HATES,
j, WARD SMITH,
commissioners of Highways.
II. +, SIEDENTOp.
Township Clerk.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
OTTAWA FANS ARR:
ANXIOUS FOR BIC
BOXING CARNIVAL
DOWNSTATE CLUB OFFERS IN.
TERESTiNG CARD NEXT THURS.
DAY gVEN'NG-TWo OLD TIME
RIVALS WILL CLASH.

After many weeks of inactivity in
the fight game "in these parts a
downstate club offers a bill Thurs
day. June Is, of more or less interest
to La Sale county boxing fans A
particular interest is taken i'm the
card because 1t brings together two
boxers who are well known to the
sporting fraternity.
As the main attraction. Goats"
Doig, Spring Valley battler, will meet
Young" Stevenson, of La Sale. These
two birds have been battling in this
vicinity for the last two years but
never have they met one another.
Stevenson for the past several months
has been campaigning in the east,
in the territory were Tom Mcmahon
won all his aurels. II might be stated
mat II viii be question of youth
against age when the pair mix.
Steve" is comparatively young to
the boxing game, while our friend
OF his fighting career I
The Spring Valley gentleman packsl
hard punch, he uses plenty of them
in all his battles. There is no cues
ton but what in ring generalshp that
Doig is the. superior, but Stevenson's
speed, and reports are that he has
pep up considerably since his east.
ern tour, should go long ways to-
wards bringing him victory.
Spring Valley Is willing to bet all
their long green on their "favorite
SON. and it's cinch their money
should not go a-begging not against
a boy like Stevenson.
While Ottawa fans do not predict
knockout, they fell confident that
Stevenson will pile up enough points.
The outcome of the bout will un-
doubtedly be draw, but movement
is now underway to allow the news.
paper writer's to make decision.
Al Baldwin Too.
AL Baldwin, fresh from his victory
over Teddy Oster. will try to take
Young" Charley Scully into camp. |
This bird Scully Is one of the tough
est in the pugllistic game and Bald.
win Will probably have his hands full
Baldwin, like D0ig, depends on his
punch to bring him thru Streator
fans have taken much interest in the
Jacksonville boxer. since Tom kell,
has taken him under his wings.
Scully has been getting on with much
frequency on private bouts In Chi
cago and should be In condition for
the setto next Thursday night.
Two future greats, or "unknowns'
will make their debut In the realms of
|istina, In the opening bout They
are billed as young" Copenhagen of
La Sale, and Gus Nauson, of Oglesby
Ed Purdy, Chicago referee, will be
he master OF ceremonies. purdy is
he gentleman who refereed the bout
lere In Ottawa during the benefit of
20 G. His work is refreshing and
pleasing to the fans
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

Don't cast reflections just to show
how brilliant you Philadelphia
Record
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
Mr.. READERl

1t must be - enough to live in
that terrible neghborhood without in
HtIng me up there to make matters
worse. Would suggest you feed EN-
raw beefstake, cause that's my reau-
lar diet But you'll have to admit that
outside OF being porch climber. sec
ond story man and safe cracker, thaI
I'm all right.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

Games Today
chicago at St Louis
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
= = ---..- 90
lefe by Jack CurIey will be served on
wizard and Tom Jones at Buffalo
ne also demands $4,000 to compep
SAFE MIN for the losses he says he has
suffered thru Willard's refusal to no
managed longer by him
memphis, Tenn, June 26.--Jack
Dll'on, OF indianapolis. shaded Len
Rowland OF Milwaukee, In an eight.
round bout last night and won tho
lecision.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
American League.

Willis See the crowd going In TO
view Deadbeat's remains. He must
have been well liked. ellis No: those
Are collectors who were never able TO
see him while he was alive Puck.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
TooAYs LEADING HITTERs.

Iris Speaker cut down Tyrus Cobb's
lead in the American LEAGUE batting
ace Monday 10 - points. Cobb was
ield at Standstill when rain stopped
the Tigers and White Sox Eddie
lEousch of the Reds is pacemaking in
the National The five leading hitters
N each OF the big leagues today are
rs follows.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
AEROpLANE BUBBLE

Are you watching for the aeroplano
that appears every so often in The
sky. The aeropIane Can be pIain,
seen with four quarts OF imagination
and one pint of Joy water.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

tie. He will find Morris. Moran, COT
ley Weinert, Dillon, Levinsky and
Mlske among the boxers who will
clamor for bout with him, and with
two or three baattcs against battlers
OF this class under his belt. he would
be ready for the big fellow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
WE LIKE OPERA.

$3.50
A turkey trot
Is really not
The thing that we are after.
Our brows are high,
We chortIe "hc"
At brainless song and laughter.
Poor Butterfly
lnvokes our sigh
And only makes US blue, SO
Give US that queen.
Fair Geraldine,
Schumann-Heink and Caruso.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

The reason most OF us don't do bot
ter work than we do Is that we think
what Ia just good enough is our best.
Detroit Free Press.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

SCOOP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I.
ON THE SQUARE.

The four great leaders Of the wa
making the following quadrangle;
= g y
o r & of France.
F 4 ( N c n of England
X A 6 E r of Germany.
3 3 A Originator OF
the war
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26

Games Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
IT, Louis al Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-26
-: Observation-Disclosures.
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$jineIes frOmSpOrlIandf
: By JACK NElOCK. ;

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THE EASIEST WAY.
Il see they've charged me with a
bone
An lrate PLAYER sand.
They say : have q ton pr SD
OF Concrete in 10y head
The bone pulled WAS not bone.
Before the world IN state il
They can't put that across ON uc,
For IN repudiate L."
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WIS Ser Gtabtbaue.

Gle aommifidre babensoen anfonl
aon 1900 SUB 1%1ntergrlno : 4abe'
iiir oas untergrlin6 Seuer-Mlarm-
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altf ben 20. Mai angelebt. ubr teili
nit, oaB er ane 4noronuttgell ge-
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DIE ii1 oie lIm5iige fpaDreno Der
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Don $4,000 milr6en einseaoeen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES benusen 5u
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D~ertuiefen.
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fen, ales ~5l1lamrnen gu faiien uno
cine groBere ptriotiide 5eier gu
be%ranitaIten, 6ie man fir Can @n-
tonic b%eionbers palieno bielt, neil
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gltng finoe. oamit es. ai6 elmer
5taot pie San @ntonio tpiir6ig iei.
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Sun Saeintu Teitlidfeit nnb
8IumenIhladt.

Das 8rogramm fir oie Seittage
lit mie folgt feitgeiebt:
Montag ben16 6. Mpril: =
4nfunft oes @onigs Mntonio III.
gmpfang. l1eberreidung Der SdIiil-
lei Ser staOt. gr0ffnung oes meri-
faniiden 0orfes auf Dem 9eurnarft
9benos 8on i'm ct. antbonp Sotel.
0ienit az oen II. Mpril:
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te altf offentlihen Hlaeen.
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Baraoe. IbenDs, Set I'M Spern-
banie. Nrmee : ~l1ebnngeil in Sort
Sam @ouiton. n~ebungen Der Seuer-
pebr. &on5erte auf Offentlihen
Eldsen.
Donneritag Sen 1 8. Mpr.:
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Iiaei 5euerpebr etc. aronung Der
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Mus meinem !Sersen reifeu iie bid
nidt!

Ob tie bid audi ~berlalteru ODER baIien.
8eil man bid ni6t %perltanoen, nod err
fannt,
60 mill ih boppelt beinen 8ert %erfaiieu,
meiu geliebtes beuti6es 8aterlano.
llrto renn I'M bliloen 8abnipib lie bid
idmdben.
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llnb tie Die giftigiten Der Saden iden.
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Mit 9ua unb Srug perieuhten lie Die
gruureu,
sic ilberbdufen bid NIT bitt' rem Sobn,
Mein Seimatlnnb, tie rennen's 2anD
Der Sunnelt
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Sdoner,
Son benz eritrnblt Ibes gSiiens beil'ges
Qiht,
gle f6imen bid ~peripotten unb berbobnen,
Aus meinem 6er8en reiBen lie bid nihtI
God pollen mir IS ollloenb germ ~ertruoen
lin iener Sapfren %fpilen. Die I'M Streit
Gum SduB Der teuren grbe niht uerz
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SIR bodites ein8niebeu itets bereit.
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