MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 190i
REALM OF FASHION
NOTES OF CHANGES IN
SOME MID-SUMMER STYLES.
8UMMER IS HARD ON LINEN
And it's hard on us, too, for that
matter. What with dust stains,
perspiration, etc., laundering has
its trials. We dbthe work, though
and do it to perfection. Send
Hints About Summer Gowns, Gibson
Shirt Waists and the New Style of
Sleeves Hand Embroideries.
Now. York, Aug. 18. Summer
gowus which usually begin to look
faded when the season is so far ad
vanced are enabled to retain their
Til fifl Tic nf o viati.
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dainty new cessory of dress-tho
Gibson yoke. Gibs.:: effectg have
been extremely popular this year and!
f lc rlmihtful if nnv n nf Ll ' .
so universally aum'ved
Even the Bur-ue.jones London type
Uy or salt air and aro comparatively
Inexpensive.
Your correspondent has had a
glimps of many of these toilettes de
signed for the galtles of the week
that Newport will be entertaining its
distinguished guests, for President
and Mrs. Roosevelt will be there for
a short stay, but then these can best
be described from the scone of action
and a trip to Newport next week will
result In a full description of the
models designed for the women of
that Mecca of millionaires and society
leaders.
MAUDE GRIFFIN.
ABOUT MARRYING YOUNG.
Figures
Is on the
TRIED TO WRECK TRAIN.
Idaho Criminals Came Nearly Send
ing 350 People to Their Death,
wardner, Aug. 18. A bold attempt
was made to wreck the special train
which brought home the Wardner In
of irirl adm; 17 T i dustrial "Uniou excursion from Harrl
or girl acini..s that the independent I w aoMinW ni,t hmw .i
air of the. Gibson model is inimitable
and &c her shrine we all bow in ador
ation
There is one feature about the Gib
son effects that will always be dis-
son last Saturday night Heavy ties
were piled on the track In three diff
erent places just east of Cataldo, a
small town about 20 miles west of
here. The ties were loaded down
with haevy rocks. In addition to
US your shirts, collars and cuff tinctjve, and that is the expansive ge near wkS the
and we'll do them up in a most su
penor manner. You'll find our
charges right, also. Give you first
class work and satisfactory service
at lowest rates.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. F. .Robinson, Prop. Pendleton.
sizes the sllmness of the waist so ex
quisltely,
In the Gibson shirt waists the plaits
ties were on the track was on fire,
The special --was late and a freight
was sent on to Wardner. The
were very wide at the shoulders and height came along about 7:30 o'clock
narrowed to nothingness at the belt-
line; the Gibson yoke reverses this
order somewhat inasmuch as "the nar
rowness is effected at the throat in
a smart, but very slender stock. Both
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jinvu utu-guxnuu wiui a but tre is no limit to the materials
COmueieilt llmDGr UmlSer w.-hlni nno mnv n in rain niinli nn
10 locate arrangement
The usefulness of the Gibson yoke
Is marvelous and the uses to which
in the evening and, as it was still
daylight. Engineer Corcoran saw the
obstruction In time to prevent an un
sightly catastrophe,
The news of the attempt was not
given out by the railroad officials un
til today. They told about the ob
structions and the fire, but beyond
that they would not discuss it.
There were about 350 people on the
train, over one-half being women and
Valuable
Timber
Claims
On the line o. a railroad
now -under construction, i
This means a big chance
lor flrst-comers. See
h ic nut Aro mnnifniH Pnr inntnnnR cnuaren. Tne party naa ueen to
an orcandie frock which was very Coeur d'Alene lake for a day's out
smart at the beginning of the season tag. The fire at the bridge may have
with a voke of alternate strines of been accidental. There is not the
ribbon an insertion is renovated with slightest clue as to who did the work,
a Gibson Valenciennes and organdie nr s suspicion resting on any one,
so that it looks like a newly turned- Tfle passengers do not know of the
out confection. uu.uuji.jl ui uiKiug iueir uvea.
Another way of courting deception
N.Berkeley
with the Gibson yoke is to make it
detachable and wear it over a low-
cut bodice, thus turning the bodice
into an afternoon or street design.
Sleeves assume a. great variety of
design, but the one prevailing rule is
that they shall be a close-fitting
above the elbow, and this seems to
ELECTROCUTING DOESN'T KILL
in
New Yorker Says Criminals Are
ished by the Autopsy.
New York, Aug. 18. T. A. Strat
ton, vice-president of the Electric
Light Company of West Chester
Have some
sale.
good farms for
1MB E R
.Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
Opp. W: & C. R. Depot
nr.nif 4-11. r-n4.A - .7
harmonize very nicely with the Gib- """"1?' "".a
woman of Gotham is nothing if she i TT w t
is not harmonious and to the minut
est details are followed' throughout
her toilettes.
Below the elbow the sleeves may
T .r iro Yf r-7 In n?TQTT' nncalHtv rvo r oc
i o i i,o. , u J, sons shocked, by higher voltage cur
'""fa l'uul-" I 1 J il. .
! The full lontrfh nlnna alcova lc fho "-" " eietirjCUI
only one of which fashion does not if i( ' yet ley
trical current and that they would be
buried alive if it were not for the
autopsy which follows the electrocu
tion. Mr. Stratton says:
Nearly every week we have per
approve, and elbow sleeves are fash-
come
1 around v all right after a few days'
n m a mi I 1 r i 1 I
innahlfi in anv thin mafnrinl for nf. co,'mcut- lu,a OBlnB case IS It
larnnnn r-no o,i oin- not probable that some of the mur-
worn with them. " . . V". are Heuiuucea l eiec-
Alflionizh there nr nnitP o mimkr lncal cnalr com 9e resuscitated If
of advance fall fashions daily arriv
ing, more attention is paid to the
novelties, for positive autumn modes
t ill not be declared for a month yet
Something unique ic to be found in
china buttons. These are procurable
round, square, oval , and oblong and
can be bought following the designs
of different kinds of china. Dresden,
Sevres and Staffordshire are the lead
ing effects. Crystal and paste ball
buttons are distinctive and these of
ten form the tassel to narrow loops
oi riooon wnicn nave neen run
through tiny paste buckles, and re
place the small flower tassels which
have been a good deal worn one way
and another.
Black wool is being used extensive
ly for Hand embroideries on gowns
of etamine, nile,, cballie and other
thin woolen materials. Coarse white
silk lace will be seen on black silk
coats and gowns and the lace will
have dots, or stars done in black wool.
There are some very dainty fash
ions in the shops for little folks. Aes
thetic dress always seems to be suit
able to children, hence the continued
popularity of the Russian blouse and
the full baby waist. In many instanc
es the waist line is ignored entire
ly and the garment falls from the
shoulder to the feet In an unbroken
line from .a pretty yoke or collar. The
long sailor suits and little Lord
Fauntleroy costumes for boys have
been en regie for two or three sea
sons, but not until this summer have
the from-shoulder-to-ieet models of
little maids been In vogue.
For wearing with the first breeches
there is a curious little garment,
which is slipped over the head and!
has no fastening at all; It is set In a
voke and box nlaited. thn mntnrlnl
we are in the transfenng and being allowed to fall as it will from
When getting figures from
others .on that lumber bill of
yours, don't forget to come
and see us. We carry a large
stock of all kinds of
Building Material
including shingles, door, win
dows, moulding, screen doors
and windows in fact, every
thing that is found in a first
class lumber yard.
Laatz Bros.
FOR
Wood,
Coal and
Building
Material
Delivered . Promptly.
they received prompt medical atten
tion and the same care that is given
to one of our linemen after he meets
an accident? i have often thought
that a great many people who are
supposed to have been electrocuted
are really buried alive."
Show That This
Deere sa se.
Tho London Mail In a recont paper
on the subject of early marriages
uses the pollco court recordB and tho
census returns to warn tho world
against early marriage. It Ib argued
that peoplo vho marry before they
are 21 Incur great dangers.. Statis
tics from Berlin have Bhown of Into
that divorces are much more frequent
among those who marry late. What
is true in Berlin appears now to be
true in London.
The "spiritual and scientific mating
and marriage," which was suggested
the otlior day at a woman's meeting
In New York, seems often to bo neg
leeted in Engllau affairs of the heart.
Tho consequence of that neglect Is
to be seen in tho large numbers of
desertions to which the police court
records and the census returns bear
witness. The statistics aro given,
but we have only space for tho gen
eral facts, without regard to figures.
The number of what are called
child marriages In London that Is,
of minors is astonishing and Is much
greater among females than males.
In England and Wales there are 5G.398
married persons who aro under age.
In London alone there are 13,000
such persons. On tho night of tho
last census of those wives whose
husbands were 'not living with thom
742 were under age. and of those
husbands whose wives were not liv
ing with them 2,000 were under age.
The writer in the London Mall,
considering these and other facts
maintains that the early age is an in
stitution which cannot too soon dis
appear. There Is evidence that it is
falling off in England, as it undoubt
edly is in this country.
The marriage age is rising. This
may mean that people are more sen
sible. It may mean, however, that
times are harder and food prices
higher. Or It may mean that the
"standard of life" has risen and men
and women will not marry unless
they can be sure of a higher degree
of physical comfort in their homes.
Any one, or all, of theBe things may
be true. The fact is clear. The ex
planation is difficult.
BUILD UP THE FORESTS.
Ruthless Destruction of Virgin Tim
ber Causes Concern.
The decrease in forest area is a
matter of concern. To meet the de
mand for railroad ties, posts, etc.,
when the present forests are depleted
or greatly reduced, no better plan can
be suggested than that of growing
timber commercially in plantations
set on soils which are comparatively
poor.
A splendid example of what can
be done along this line is outlined
in a recent bulletin from the Kansas
experiment station. The planting
and culture of the hardy catalna
promises great things. It has been
successfully grown for posts in seven
to 10 years, and for ties and lumber
in 15 to 20 years. The trees are
easily grown and need but little at
tention after the first few years.
Railroad engineers testify to their
value for ties and farmers claim that
as post timbor they are superior to
whlto oak.
Tho Bpecies spcclosa is the only
ono to 1)0 considered. It grows all
over tho central valleys. Orange
Judd Farmer calls attontlon to this
matter because wo know of hundreds
of farms where a few acres of poor
land or a corner cut off by a ditch
makes it easily possible to plant some
trees without much expense. In a
few years thoso would be a source of
incomo not to bo despised.. Get the
trees in bulk of some nurseryman, or
plant the seed and start your own
trees in a nursery bod. Think about
the matter.
In a recent speech Senator C. M.
Depew Bald: "Intelligent conversa
tion of the foreBtB of a country is the
highest evidence of its civilization."
If Senator Depew could take a look
at some of tho devastated lumber
lands of tho Northwest and Other
places, perhaps ho would change the
wording of his trite expression to
something like the following: Willful
and ruthless destruction of the na
tive forests of a country Is mighty
good evidence that its lawmakers
have been dealing in political timber.
totes
and
30,060 pounds of fu
Stoves in n, ...o! the.
Over
store.
W.J.Clarke U
Cort Street.
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"uo gooa as any, ,f
Elks at Jefferaonvllle. '
Jeffersonvllle, Ind. Aug. 18. The
Elks carnival, for which Jefferson
vllle has been preparing lor weekB
past, opened today in a blaze of glo
ry. The city is festooned with purple
and white, the Elks' colors, and the
streets are thronged with people, In
cluding a liberal proportion of out-of
town visitors. Tho program was
ushered in with a grotesque parade,
the various features of wnicn were
applauded by the thousands who lined
the sidewalks along the route.
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Special rates by week or north,
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M. F. Kelly, Proprietor,
Telephone Main 106.
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