THE 8EMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
CARS MUST BE GLEAN
YOUNG GERMAN RECRUITS AT EXERCISES
Advance Styles in Spring Neckwear
8TOCK SHIPPERS TOLD TO OBEY
FEDERAL REGULATIONS.
RULES SAME FOR ALL STATES
Violations of Government Quarantine
Will Be Reportsd to Washington
for Prosecution.
COMING EVENTS.
LTHOUGII ninny of tho now spring
blouses nnd dresses are mado with
high collars, there aro many of them
that show an' open throat. Practical
ly every collar Is high at the back and
sides, but at least half of them are
"V" shaped In front, or may be worn
either open or closed.
Two styles appear to bo in tho run
ning for first place for warm weather.
They are the collar of laco or sheer
embroidery like that shown In tho
picture, or tho high fitted collar of net
or organdie which setB close about tho
neck, worn with a second collar which
finishes tho bodice at tho back and
aides and is wired to stand away from
tho neck and to turn over.
There is almost no end to the num
ber of designs in which theso fancy
collars are made. Many of them have
cuffs to match and aro suited to the
blouse qt coat.
A narrow frill of laco or net about
the throat attached to a band of vel
vet or satin ribbon Is worn with waists
having Tound necks. This is becom
ing to those with long and slender
figures who can wear tho high closely
fitting collars also. But ior the short
neck and full throat tho "V" shaped
opening at the front Is altogether best.
It lengthens the nock in appearance.
A very smart and now collar is made
or sheer organdie and is shaped to
fit closely about the neck. At tho top
Empire Night Dress,
THOSE undermusllns in which nar
row crocheted edgings or tat
tings aro used with a little sheer em
broidery aro very effectively mado up
after the samo patterns as those" In
which hand-mado cluny lace is used.
All theso trimmings aro equally dura
ble and will outlast almost any of the
sheer fabrics which aro favored for
tho body of theso garments. If sowed
In by hand they will not bo difficult
to transfer to a second term of serv
ico in new material.
In the night dress shown In tho pic
ture very narrow hand-mado jluny
laco In nn insertion and edging nro
used with an embroidery Insertion
about two incheB whe. Thi3 insertion
is a flno Swiss pnttorn having tiny
singlo blossoms scattered over the
sheerest of batiste.
Three strips of this embroidery sot
together with tho laco insertion form
tho small yoke nt tho front, which is
niado up of ono short pleco across tho
front and ono nt each side, extending
to tho shoulder seam. Tho yoko Is
outlined with tho insertion, which
serves to Join It to tho material of tho
gown. Tho neck Is finished with a
narrow edging of cluny.
Tho short, gathered etnplro sleeves
nro finished with a band of embroid
ery joined to thorn by tho cluny inser
tion nnd edged with laco llko that
nbout tho neck.
Tho short emplro waist of tho gown
is set on to tho skirt, which Is simply
a narrow, 'wired flange of organdio
stands out at right angles to tho band,
concealing tho throat and neck. It Is
not a particularly comfortable-looking
pleco of neckwear, but will 'cover up
a multitude of defectB, auch aa
wrinkles or sagging muscles.
The Parasol Veil.
Another novelty of note is tho so
called parasol veil. This is a huge
circular veil thrown over tho hat so
that it falls in equal ripples on all
sides. A border of ribbon combined
with velvet dots renders thiB creation
a striking one.
Still another new idea Is featured In
a fancy mesh veiling with a sand-col
ored kid flower applied, so that It
would appear over thq mouth when
tho veiling is adjusted. This style is
strongly suggestive of tho old time
vanity veil.
Lemon instead of Soap.
By taking a lemon and cutting it In
two nnd squeezing the juice into tho
dishwater no soap Is needed. The
lemon will cut all grease and in a
fow days' time tho silver, such as
knives, forks and spoons, will become
bright as now. All dark spots will
also disappear fcom pltcherB and
cups. Use the lemon over and over
again.
Handmade Trimming
two straight lengths of the material,
with a strong beading of narrow em
broidery.
The over-present lingerie ribbon is
threaded through tho beading at the
waist and reappears in tho edging at
tho neck and sleeves. It is tied in
simple bows witli long loops.
Except for tho long foiled seams at
tho sldo, the work on a gown of this
kind is much more elegant If done by
hand. Even tho panels of set-In em
broidery that form tho yoko will not
tako a great deal of time nnd nre
moro elegant than machlno work.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
Seaver Fur Only for Young Women
Beaver fur grows more and more
fashionable and who would have
dreamed, a year ago, of wearing
beaver again? The soft, dainty pelt
Is used for collarettes and sleeve edg
ings on frocks of pussy willow silk
nnd on tailored frocks of whlto cloth.
Sometimes a broad band of beaver
borders a ripplo tunic, but, of course,
this lavish trimming is exceedingly
expensive. Tho older women should
fight rather shy of beaver, however,
for its delicato fawn color Is becom
ing only to fresh, youthful complex
ions. 1
Economical Costume.
A blouBO of lace with a separate
skirt will make a costumo appropriate
for many occasions.
Missouri Valley Medical associa
tion, Omaha, March 22-27.
North Platte Valley Teacher'
Association Meeting, Alliance,
March 25-27.
State Press association annual
meeting, Omaha, April 19, 20, 21.
Meeting of State Nurses' Asso
ciation, Norfolk, April 20.
Mendelssohn Choir Fifth Annual
Spring Concerts with Chicago Sym
phony Orchestra, Omaha, April 26
and 27.
Nebraska Federation of Com
mercial Clubs annual meeting, Lin
coln May 5-6.
Meeting of Western Seedmen's
association, Omaha, May 10-15.
Nebraska Elks' convention, Fre
mont, May 11-12.
State Gun Club tournament,
North Platte, May 18, 19 and 20.
Annual encampment of State G.
A. R., Mlnden, May 18-19-20.
South Omaha. Representatives of
tho llvo stock interests here nro sock
ing to Impress tho fact upon the west
ern shipper that tho federal quaran
tine regulations for the prevention of
tho foot and mouth dlscnso aro tho
samo for all states. Theso ruleB must
bo observed by all shippers from ov
ery state. Tho principal rule Is that
stock must bo shipped to the market
in clean, disinfected cars. This ap
plies to every state. It is said that
somo shippers from Wyoming nnd
Montana are under tho impression
that, they do not have to observe this
rule. But it applies to overy state. It
Is not a local regulation. It is n rule
laid down hy the federal government
At this tlmo the government requires
Uie shipment of stock in clean und
disinfected cars. Tho agent will state
in the bill of lading that such Is tho
case. Such stock will then be yarded
In the clean division at tho stock
yards. Provision is also mado as how
cars aro tp bo disinfected and cleaned
Violations of tho government rules
with reference to tho quarantine pre
cautions will bo reported to "Washing
ton for prosecution.
Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary.
Nebraska City. Tho fortieth anni
versary of the establishment of tho
Nebraska school for the blind was cel
ebrated in a very appropriate man
ner last week. A largo crowd was
present and nmong them wero a large
number of persons In one way or
another connected with tho school In
years past
Tho origin of the school and Its
location In this city were duo to the
lato Prof. Samuel -Bacon, and dates
back to November, 187.1, when he
camo to this city and broached the
subject of tho establishment of nn ed
ucational school for tho blind. The
llrst appropriation mado by the state
legislature was $10,000 for the pur
chase of grounds and tho erection of
suitable buildings.
Vance Freed of Murder Charge.
West Point Tho Jury In tho
Vanco murder case, after being out
six hours and a half, returned a ver
dict of not guilty. Joseph E. Vanco a
few months ago shot and killed Amnn
dus Krause. Vnuco'B wife during tho
trial admitted that sho wns unfaithful
to her husband In her relations with
Krause.
Auto Races for State Fair.
Lincoln. Automobile raojjts will bo
the special fentures at tho Nebrnskn
state fair September 10 to 11. It Is al
most certain that Dlsbrow, who fin
ished fifth at San Francisco, will en
ter tho race.
6,000 Prayer"Meetlngs.
Onmlia. Six thousand prayer meet
Ings, at which the chief thought will
bo for tho success of the Billy Sunday
meetings, will ho hold in Omaha dur
ing tho six weeks boforo the revival
opens, on September 5.
Cullvan Appeals Case.
Hastings. John T. Cullvan has
filed a motion for u rehearing of tho
O'Connor will contest. If tho motion
should bo denied ho will appeal to
tho Bupremo court
Refuses to Pay for Man Hunt.
Fremont Sheriff Condit, of this
county, may have to dig up about $75
out of his own pocket It was Sheriff
Condit nnd his pnrty who last month
comored Juan Uonzules, murderer ol
Detective Ring of Omulia. There was
a furious fight between n posse, of
about fourteen men from hero und a
scoro from Scribner and tho murder
er. When Sheriff Condit put in his
bill to tho county board hero, Chair
man Flanagan protested that tho
Omaha authorities should stand It and
not Dodge county
Like England, Germany Is recruiting her now nrmlo3 as fast ns possible Tho photograph shows n squad oC
young recruits being drilled. Below nro scon mombors of tho Russlnn Red Cross attending to tho needs of wounded
Germans.
This picture gives a vlow of tho batteries of Mndjlar Knlesl nnd Knvnk, umong tho most Important batterliia
on tho Bosporus. It Is theso modern fortiflcntions, oqulppod with glnnt Krupp guns and In commnnd of Oermau
officers, that tho Turks hope will holl bnck tho progress of tho allied fleet on its approach to Constantinople.
ALLIED FLEET BOMBARDING DARDANELLES FORTS
First photograph to reach this country showing the allied Meet In battlo formation rondy to bombnrd tho forta
of tho Dardanelles. There wero 42 warships engaged. Tho plcturo wns taken from the French battleship Bouvet.
CAPTAIN THIERICHENS AND AIDS
Olllcers of (ho Gorman crulBor Prlnz Eitol Frledrich which ran In to
Newport News for repairs und supplies. Left to right: Cnptaln Mundt, who
commanded the vessel when It was a North Gorman Lloyd liner nnd Is now
second in command; Captain Thierichens, commander, and Lieutenant
Bruuer, Ills nld.
WILL ADOPT CHINESE REGISTRY
Cnpt. Robert Dollnr, hend of tho steamship lino bearing his name, hero
noon climbing into his automobile, It Is said is nbout to transfer his ships
from American to Chinese registry becauBo of tho proviBloiiB of tho now sea
men's law
FORTIFICATIONS ON THE BOSPORUS
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KING FERDINAND CAUTIOUS
M. Rudosluvoff, tho prlmo minister ot
Rulgarla, Is reported to have had soma
difficulties with King Ferdinand, wIiobo
portrait is here shown, because of,
the prlmo minister's lnBistenco that
Bulgaria should lnvndo Turkey with
out dolay and Beizo Adrlanoplo, King
Ferdinand und his advisors declared
that hucIi a policy was too venture
some nnd that tho nation could not nf.
ford at this time to antagonize Ger
many und Austria. According to dis
patches reaching London from all tho
Balkan states, tho people nro clam
oring for war.
Cats Have Long Been Pets.
Cats wore domesticated in Egypt aa
early ns 1G00 B. C.
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