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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. APRIL' 13. 1926. SIX j mm FLASHES I.KII'SIC Harry Nelson, profes- Blonal faster, is In the hoosgow, having been tulien from a cage In which, the police found, ho hud lived for a month by receiving soup und malt through a rubber lube. , MIAMI. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, who Is running for congress, be lieves tho place for women Is In tho home, but the homo Is no long er confined to four walls; pollllcs 'Is an enlargement of home activi ties. PHILADELPHIA. A jury which Included five women has convicted a negro of first degree murder In nn hour and a half. LEWISTON, Maine. Mrs. Nancy Masterman, mother of four and grandmother of four, is the final-1 1st for a world'H championship old time fiddling contest. She was tho only woman entrant it nil In the eliminations test defeated a broth er. NI0W YORK. There's money In cranking a hurdy gurdy. One such musician from Coney IhIuiuI Is hu . Ing for $20,000 which he snys he nut In a box in n hunk. It Included $500 bills as well us five cent pieces. SOUTH MANCHESTER, Colin. Tho American frontier is now In llio vicinity of Mtmhntlen IhIuihI in the opinion of Dr. Millard I. Rob InBon. Ho regards "New York us money mad, movie mad, and jazz mad." MADRID. Tho newspaper FA .Sol has discovered that Douglas Knlr ., hanks and Mary Pick ford havo been appearing before, the sereru together. H suys that after being - received with onen arms In Hpitln, ... they made u Hpunlsh 'production .. considered injurious lo Spain. NRW YORK. Palm Itenoh ' Is tho clennest resort center in America, perhaps in the world, thinks tho Rev. Dr. John Roach Rtrutlbii. Romo golf courms nro ' closed Sundays und tho phiro has received undeserved notoriety i from flnnnelul mugnnti-s who almndon their wives und eim-y stage stars there on their private yuchls. NRW YORK. Them's u new Idud of dancn in Kt. Murks'-in-1he Ilouwerie, which ehnrrh orfi claln roirurdcd us unrelated to Urn sort Itisliop Manning frowiuMl upon. Seven girls in flowing robes danced for nn hour ypslor day in front of ihr niiinlncd nit nr. The churrh wns darkened except for footllghtn upon the dancors. ' GENOA. In efforts to pre vent moths destroying Vapanlnl's Tuitions violin, which has been kept fn a glass enso sluci' he died In 1810, ft Is now being played morn often. Uron inlaw (Ml pel gave tt concert with It yesterday. RAN JH AN. Three million "Porto Hlcan bees are to sweeten tho United States. Kxported to New York from the only plane in tho bee world free from peculiar boo disease they are to he scut to various states. KANSAS CITY. "Thou shslt not charge that youth is more "Wicked today than in other gen erations", is part of deeiih'iMie for adults distributed to bin cnnre gatlon bv the Itev. William 1.. Stidger, Methodist. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -A wicker basket suspended from a nail In a glass ense has been spinning at Pen body Afaseui" . I liirvml . since It arrived from Borneo ln-tt ( n-to-; 1or and scientists are uiy-d fried. H .wiih made by natives. , BOSTON lor muii'ei mil' an ostrich In the zoo. Mill M.lirv-e Is In the boosgow. He hud quite , n little drink and remembers get ting n healing, but Inn no rer 1 lectlon ol battling the twiri- h Tho charge In cruelty to animaK Pt'KllI.O, Colo. lllch Ki-hool lillllllinKH nnl n hotel at l':n:"s:i SnrinKfl. Colo., nro without he liornuao drillers In clrlllliii; 11 In'nnod Iho flow of natural water that for voam hail lue" spd to hoat Iho hnllHIncs largo pAol of pxtronielv hoi water lias boon fornioil by llio pleri-lnir of tho water vein. o HFM.IN03. Mont. l.oo E.l ; win Monil, 12. I (lead mid Lewis Clark, hIho 12. la not ovperieil lo live nn a recall nf tholr nllempt to blow up tho bull of a rotlon wood troo with onp. fuses and dynnmllo tlioy fon, In an old powder liouae. ntlENOS AIDES I.uls Flrno It Ill tho movies, iinmo as Jnrk IVmp poy und Oono Tllnnoy. Ho plsi tho nnrt of n oowhov In "Tho Tio- tnrn of the Wild Hull." l.lke Cleno nnd unlike Jack, lie has not eon aldorcd II nooossnrv to liavo hlm unlf honntlflod nnd utillko olthor ho Is going to devote all his time to Chatter shortens your car's life. Para-4rd will cure it. A perfect lubri cant made just for your fnr. If OF LIFE, Iho ring In the future. TRIPOLI". Heiifto .In making (iiitH u hit. Lytmn blacks Hinged a dunce for him und women fought for the nrivili'Ko of kissing his hand. KOHAM, KnKlund. Miss Sellna Kmnlviil, who Is J0 years old. at tilhules the luck of wrinkles in her fucu to uhscntion from cosmetics. She looks like her mother, "the hello of liulh." one of the famous beuutles of her time. LONDON Ttolled hose and hare knees are to he (he vogue. If modes shown nt the latest fashion i-xp'v i llon prevail, although caricaturists have devoted attention for months to tho ugliness of Knglishwomen's knees. The maximum weight of summer raiment, complete, will be thirty ounces. ROSTON. College boys are tempted und worried to death by the rinpper typo and women In reality are the tempters Just as much or more so than men, us the Hituallon Is viewed by Dr. James Delaey, bead of the Department of Sociology of Drown University. NEW YORK. Smaller night clubs or Hpeak-casies are criticized by a commit leo of fourteen, which has been righting' vlco In New York for 20 years. It urges legis lation providing penalties for men as well as women. OMAIIA.Weston Wiswall Is go ing to be careful next time he ideuls his own car. He found It parked downtown, (he Mis. having gone, shopping, and he used II. The Mrs. notified the police and he wns arresled. He could not identify himself nor llud the Mrs. und ho ripen I, hvo nights In jail. MINING LAND DECISION IS HANDED DOWN (Continued from pngo one.) tiou severing veins and lodes from lint body of the public domain, that it wiih ihe announcement of a gov ernment, policy whereby ledges within the earth were If) be con sidered ns distinct entitles, anil to be dealt with as such In adminis tering th public land system, Is an nfNrmnllve issue devolving upon the defendants." Judcc Hamilton holds, quoting the words of ..mitre l.lndley. "The court Is free to ad mit thut tho question is not free "and will be at rest only aft Ing received tho Interpretation of I the appellate court." Judge Hamilton quotes also from ! a decision by Judge Sawyer In which It was stated Mint "the Uni ted States when It has once disposed of Its entire estate In the lauds having been obtained by wards no more more burden wllh other rights than any other proprietor of lands." The matter of the pntent to such huidsh nving been obtained by fraud. Judce Hamilton holds. Is n matter which can be settled only by the government. "The fact re mains." he says, "that we have n governmental department with jur isdiction and authority to act In granting government lands, and by its act the title has passed. It may he Inadvertently, nr as said. Ir reenlarly Tho ,lero,,,l,.,. were t line of such government act. It scene to he quite well sustained by in! hid lent Ions of the appellate j courts, that under such a state of fio-i-i ontv the government mnv In-j liljile or maintain legal proceedings to cancel or annul such deed " Judce 1 lam lit on holds that be cause of tlio fact that the govern men i has given full title to the html to the plaintiff Reeves' prede cessor", thai the defendant is not in a position to raise the Issue re- r-t I'li'ii- tie- mlp'M'il character of Ho lands in question. MAI. ONE Y HEADS GAME BODY. i -l !.. I-.,1 i,,.i rut; i t.wn. ii.,.. April i:i-- .I'i.lce .1 XV Matopev of I'enilleton. ":is i (ioi n ehainn.iti of the yaine ...pin,--l..n o sni-c e. il llarol.l 1-Hr luiil of r.m.n ("Itv. near the close nftlii i-oiuuiissloirs lu.-i-l Inii ves- ti-n!:iv NOTICE O T-i nn min rs of tlie oritrr of ; I'o- Kns'ei-'i Slur Our Worthy ! i:-:i':rt M.-imoii. Mrs. r;itoln 1 I u n. w Ml p.ty llosehuri; Chap I- r No V. un offli-iul visit Tloirs.l.n- . vei.inc April 15th. All memhi rs of the order In : eooi! st.-u,,!;;!,. ;lro ronHallv In vlteii to he w ith us. Urine your reeelptu Kv order of the W M. F11KI'. JOHNSON. Seev DOUGLAS JOINS ' IN STATE PLAN , FOR SETTLERS rnntlniied from rago 1 1 and Mr. Fouler. It Is expected that thu mooting will adjourn early In! order thai those In itlteiiiliinre from, outlyitiK districts will I"' able to re turn to their homes tonight. ! I To EnlarQe Chamber The directors of the chamber of; commerce in nclillllon lo coiimiii-i Ing the land settlement work their meeting last iiiglii. look ul U' also a number of other Important (,. colonel Williams ililne to me matters, one of which concerned wn, u ,.0,kHi 1 1 i;luss In his hand the enlarging of the membership to:tln(i asked: "Will you have one.' Include representation from u. "f ald 'no. thanks.' greater portion of the county. "They are very mild,' he uris- So far the organization li been ed. 'better have one.' maintained strictly as a Ituseburg1 'Again I refused to he drank chamber. Its work, however, re- Iho cocktail himself. It was get cently. has been so enlarged that ling lo be an uninflrlnble posl- the entire county Is being melon- uon lor toe, so i ne.ie.i lu ...... 'ed. Heeuuse or the large under- other end of the room and when j taking which have been sponsor-dinner was served, ate at a se ed, and which ttffcel the entire parate table with Major Itoss county. It Is felt by the directors I Howell. ,,,, ,,., .... .,.. ..ii.,,. ,.,. "Several times during meal needed from men outside tho city. AH or considerable discussion It was decided that membership should be opened to farmers, mer chants and others throughout, the county and an effort will be made ,nty and an enort wm oe maue , enlist a number of producers'' to In the chamber In order that the viewpoint of these men on county affairs may bo available. The touring committee of the or ganization reported that It bad made arrangements for cars to be used during the Oregon State Mu "lc Teachers convention, lo bo held hero on May 28 and 2!), in taking tho visitors to points of JnteVcst around Roseburg. , Registration Growing Secretary Cully reported that registration of foreign cars for the first quarter of 192d indicates a considerable increase over last year. For the month of January I! cars were registered this year as compared with HI during the same period in I!i2s3. For February there wero 122 as compared with f!S last year, and for March there were 201 as compared with 11(2. Of the 201 cars registered last month, 1110 wero from California. Gift Boxes Planned It was reported that the gift box ' campaign, conducted during thei holiday season last year, resulted' in a great deal of favorable adver-i tislng to the couimunlly. A great many inquiries have been received from recipients of these gift boxes, which contained walnuts, primes and canned pears. The chamber of commerce "broke even" on the ex penses of (his campaign and plans on following the same plan on a larger scale this year. Lust year 20 boxes wen sent out, in fcpile of the fact that the work was started late in the season. It is hoped this year to start earliei to nee tire better cooperation o id (h part of the merchants of the co iy. Questionnaire Prepared The secretary was authorized prepare a suggest ion sheet siim to the ones sent out In .1121 i 1925. These are In the form o questionnaire asking members the chamber and other in teres parlies to submit a list of the pro jects and enterprises which I hey reel will be or the greatest good to the community. Many excellent suggest Ions have been received in the past, Ihe, projects giving the directors a bnsis upon widen to build their program of work. It was decided to hold a mem bership meeting on Tuesday, April 27. at the armory. Dr. Irving Viniiig will be present at that time , ami will deliver an Interesting and unusual discourse, aceoi ding to information received from him. It Is hoped to have more than :ttu . . . ' nt ror the dinner meet- " .iiiuiin i in iimiiri leiiiinm to ciianiln of commerce afafirs will be considered, and the meeting will be of great Importance to all resi dents or Kosehurg. A communication was read con cerning the C. R. rood roads as sociation cnnvenllo'i at Santa Monl- Califoreia. on .Inlv 712. an in- Uvitatlon being extended to the lo cal chamber to send a delegation. Douglas county Is vlmlly Interested In good mails work, part leulailv in the development of roads within lands held by the government. This matter Is to be considered at the convention, and it was decide that the county should be well repre sented at the meeting. Consequent ly the presld. nt ;n authorized lo Hrlerl twelve delegates to go to Die convent mn. I WILLIAMS NOT INTOXICATED, TWO MEN AVER (ConllnniMl from page 11 protest, fluttered the "Naal Court-, und IbumN' a moment and then formal! lecleii to ttte pillage "not ft1 nf . I'.ML- elf well for srviTnl days." as a Serving staletni-l't of the del' dant inadtnia'-!.' under He ru of evidence l-i'Ual I'hiji'-e l'0.les. There aroe a lieated aiKiun. hetfteen i aptain llermb II:. I l.ewU li Kirln. the defend. i n i civilian counsel, over whether tie rub' of 're- Kcsliie" applied in thi inst.ince. Kit by contacted that auv :n Inti'ipretaHon of "res net.o-" Kjne the d f. ndant a liuht t ' :i t rotlnce t!i rMit:h t his " ii ne.-s V, -st. Heme ni alont not fcelini; v.-!l More t.ilk of "res ce-tiie"" r.-I-lowed until t tie court receded l o Cfve tMMinet tnne to collect an thoritles on the subject wbi, h O nld explain to the court in plum llu.Oi-h who or what "res testa-'" was and what It had to d with tlie . auv qO A ft i" r court nr counsel b.ul hecn out for a I -out ten minutes aO sntippily unifornied orderly breezed In a if buxkt'ia for we. IMins He chose three sharp vel ew pencil nnd hurried QatTv Apparently tho "re- pefitne w putting up a determined resili ence. A little later, however, cont i and counsel ret timed, nnd I be court announced that gfc&e I agreed with everything the judge advocate had said about the ltnal aspects of "rcu gestae" the big Idea wait to collect all ponelble ei-idenee bearing on the Kulll or illtnocenco of the accused. And ,m thu statement 'not feeling well for utvu'iul days'' would be nllow- ed to remain In the record. lliillep Tells of C)ektls. f(lllr mHh T,.ay team will leave to In his testimony yesterday, (len- ,.u fn. i.Wrpnce. Kansas, where oral Kuiedley 1). Ilutler. who lire-.,. fcrred the charges against Colonel Williams, said: ' "As soon as my'cap was taken lit the ilniir of Colonel Williams' home." cocktails wi re passed: 'In the course of three or four min- il'll nllllln wen: jiun-i ...... ilonel Williams several I lines came 'to the Uilile to offer them. ho colonel spoke to mo ai great length i'hout the civilizing inMiieiico of radio. lie talked aIy Ilbout u mUft pl8toi he ' "In a word he gave mo the Im pression he was getting 'full.' "I went out and sat on the porch." reception" to be given for rev. and mrs. caldwell In recognilion of their good work .here during iheir residence or ine past live years, a fan-well recep- !tion will be tendered Itev. anil Mis. , innms enter the great American II. I,. Caldwell, at Iho Baptist . rissip whlcli leads to pennants and chinch tin row i veiling. ' ip fina crown of world's cham- I A short religious seivlce will be , pons,ip In mellow October days, jheld at 7::iil. followed by a pro- . wliile the American and Nation Igrain beginning nt 8:30. Several I Pilgue teams take the post In the j musical selections and readings , mjor derbies, the American asso I comprise the program and the Ir-jdatinn opens Its twenty-fifth year .lors of Hie other cliurcnes wm uiso parliefpule. I he public in general and jnany fi b nils of the Cnlihvells, as well .11 ..,..,K,.,-i: r thi. Tlnnlll J.h n (1V jnvi(Ml ,w .lltend. . rnlhvll, wIlo lia3 BPrved REV. H. L. CALDWELL. Pastor of the local Baptist church, who is j linving soon for Pasadena, Cat. Ilhe Baptist church for five years, !s one of the best, liked ministers , Die city has ever had. He is es pecially popular with the uug people and the church enjoy-; one of (he best attendances. H.' has .al-o worked conscientiously in various civic capacities and hi-i ef forts will be gcatly missed. Mrs. Caldwell has tilled a place in the various u omen's organ lat ions of the church and ail are legnil'ul at their departure. They leave on the 1 2tiih for Pasadena, Calilnrnia, 1 w here Mr. Cr. Id well has accepted the pastorale church. of Calvary Baptist -o $15.00 ' GENUINE Ford rubber case Kt-plat battery. The lowest prict SI 5.00 f amp. quality ba t tery you can buy. t ; ua ra Is months Your old battery In trade. The name I'otd pn teed ikon eels von ( $15.00 A I.ockvv ood Motor Co , Kosehurg. Ore $15.00 CARD OF THANKS We lAleuil mir sineere tll.il. leu to all iiii mis anil tieltthhors l:i as listei! us liuri-'i: Ihe illness .nil af in- ill. ili-iith nf mir lii'iilit i anil umie. l-'ei-ili'iaeit (Insser. ai: I also lur Ihe inanv heaillil'ul flim i. V aiel Mrs. Joseph SrliM-ms, The Misses IIII lor. lbeil Uil7.. r. A World of Fashion llv tlie Associated T'r. i M'W V'MiK .lu.U-e U Hfth : m- vvii.ldtws and Kifth . e:uie ail,-is. the fasMfon rdicf iV.r this i. id P.- ;i season of cap ;s be- .irriet out f iMoonic.i: full length i- the ! in;- hvee-e of I'lllt erllli; "' ;t to i M mast . the new capr ' e of ,ni leurlhs and lii-i'- 'ials n'l '.l-r cap ciw a n w : tre to kit- of k.iha or serue II- lc-i th cap d mike an the -.!!! i dresses b r drape y v t. htcli i-nseinbb y be ith a rii.it al ai ry a 1- t ilLi:es1ii i' ul of n nh-rticn-the ellillg it.-d cap.-, hilterie.i: ii'.: i-hitf.eif w tiicti is p b-v.. loped of the l.d !(' pesiuTier "u i ' i-prine fashions V(V Rone '. at ion y de- . close ' color hn t-i tli- fam ard for i , a: i! i nine back w ith w h.r t . dare is a novelty. This is it "wi'k-f'Ofth.r fittini;. am' of satin tt- -f coppr.W n typical fai nynrd im!'1 Shaded coral Oot e.t rib hou on the crown makes a icnlid tic lookinn cockscomb look ft NKW YORK Nover has New 5 & r1- ; O. A. C. Four-Mile for Kansas to (Auoclited Proa Uued Win.) rnnvAIJJS. Ore.. Anrll 13. Tne Oregon Agricultural College ., ..nrtieinato In the Kansas relays. The runners will nave two .workouts on the way cant, stopping off fur a short time Wednesday afternoon at Shoshone, Idaho, and Thursday evening at Denver. Tho Angles may also enter the Drake relays at Dm Moines and the Pennsylvania races at Philadelphia. They will return to the Pacific coast in time to compete fn the re to compete Hi tne re- Jnlverslty of Washing- lays at the ton, April JU. Baseball Series Planned. Eight or more intersectlonnl basketball games between Oregon Agricultural College and teams of the Dig Tea and Missouri Valley conierences will oe piayeu in ui nexc twt-Qscafions, as a result or arraiieonii-iilB made by R. H. Ha irer, AKKie bnsketliall coach who lies returned from an eastetn trip. This will lie tho flrsi'lime In history Hie Pacific coast and mid dle western college teams have nipt In llils snort. Nevt uensnn's team, not vet def-' Iiit,.lv celecieil will ho hroneht west bv the O. A. C. for series of'lie reconsidered his resignation King Baseball Opens 1926 Season in Ma jor Leagues as Fans Shiver in Chill Lingering Near Mark of Zero Tne n, cl,n to battle sounds nKiln today through the baseball wor, na sixteen major league nf mK(ball endeavor. Clear skies and slightly rising tenmeraturf.s were predicted i ror the eight cities entertaining major rmilesls hut at tllat tne weainer promised to be more suitable for football than baseball, with heavy (wraps the stylo bint for a quarter of a million customers. The mer cury has been unable lo struggle very far above the freezing point in most of the cities. The probable batteries today will be as follows: American League. New York at Boston: Yankees York's lady of fashion run to meet Spring fo gaily shod as this sea son. Shoes of ail the natural light leathers, lizard, snake, alligator, creamy kids, now complete with dved leathern in subtle pinks, yel lows and roses. Smart shoemak ers have dyed shoes in plaid pat terns and in shading of the same color. Shoes may match any gown, or may give an ensemble its sharp e Relay Team Off Participate in Meet games In thl state while In 1927 2S Aggies have a contract to meet Wisconsin at Madison. Chicago Un iversity nt Chicago; Northwestern nt Kvanston; Iowa nt Iowa City: Nebraska nt Lincoln and Notre Dame at South' Mend, Ind. The first four are members of the Dig Ten. Oregon U. Losers Hopeful. EL'OKNE, Ore., April 13. Mack from their dlsustrous meet with Stanford University, in which the local men scored bu ten points, iho t'nlvorsllv of Oregon truck opllnifctlc. ',., T . .i, hellef of (s hackers, Is better than It lWaa !lst year, and a good showing ' was made then. Willi the advance j of the season, It Is expected thai jvasl Improvement will be shown, Two big meets, with tbjj I'niver- sny oi vusiiiiipiu .. gon Agricultural College, are still to be held by the Oregon men. R. CI. llrown, conch nt the Eu gene high school, will be back next year, according to announcement of tho board of education. Inst nlglit. Coach Ilrown had held out for a higher snk'.ry. and recently submitted Ills resignation. l! 10U Unsistence of local business men, Pennock and Rengough; Red Sox- Elimke anil unsion Philadelphia nt - Washington: Senators Johnson and Ruel; Alh-! letlcs Harris and Cochrane. St. Louis at Chicago: Ilrowns iflaston and nixon; White Sox ! Lyons and Schnllc. ! Cleveland nt Detroit: Indians Ulhle anil I.. Scwoll; Tigers iWhitehill and Bassler. j National League. I "Brooklyn at New York: Robins ' J. Barnes or Vance and lleberry; i Lmiiii.-, v. i..i..-.-i m ."i- Boston nt Philadelphia: Braves Genewich or Benton and Cibson: Phillies Carlson or Dean and Wil - son. Pittsburgh at St. Louis: Pirates Kremer and Smith; Cardinals Rhnm and O'Karrelt. Chicago nt Cincinnati: Cubs Alexander or Cooper and llart nett: Reds Donogue and Picinich. iccent of color. LONDON The swallow tail coat has become a bit more pointed in keeping with the effort toward creating an impression of slimuess as now practiced even by the men. The new evening tailed coat pop ular with the London dandies, like the new double-breasted waistcoat, drew its inspiration from Ihe gar ments worn by the "swells" of the Beau Brummel period. Mrs. Jack Alden was such a woman People were jealous of her invitations. Her little informal afternoons were as eagerly sought as big formal evenings. Hers was the secret of entertaining well of saying and doing and serving just the right thing always. Those fortunate women who may be called per fect hostesses are becoming more and more numer ous every clay. You no longer find them only in the ranks of wealth but every day in every society. Advertising keeps these women ahead of the commonplace. The advertisements' tell them what is new what is most delightful to serve and what to do. Above all, the advertisements tell how to ac complish much on little money how to buy wisely and profitably. Advertise m ents are a directory of the better things in life. Read them to know' where and what to buy. To buy advertised goods is to profit by Ihe'lexperience of the best informed O O I Harth's Toggery The Values in Two-. Pants Suits! They combine Style, Service, and Economy. We are really proud of our 1926 stock of Two Pants Suits, which embraces all the latest jstyles that are serviceable and snappy in a great variety of desirable fabrics. l 1 28 North Jackson Its predominating feature Is a short very small lapel, which rolls ami a very long line to the waist. ' The length of the coat front is, 1 perhaps, shorter than heretofore. j ' I STOCKHOLM Skirts must fall within six Inches of the groun i at j the conservative Swedish t'ouri. j in fc!, all the ladies who are , actually attached to the Com1 wear 1 black gown with train-; hree vardfi !:eg on official ocea.siuc.-i. : The :d evt s lo Hiese ot'I k iid 'gown an i-!irl and of white satin, i This sf, le was introduced by Queen Desine who was lb" swei-t-1 heart of Napoleon before she iiiai . t ied the grandfather of the present i king. Ko reign women appcarTitg at the 1 SwMlish Court may wear any color ' tl.ey prefer, but their i?wns an1 . tuppused to fall safely down on iho jn'ililes regardless of what Parisian 0 Home of . Quality Clothes mm JiMi mm wmwm mmm Roseburg, Oregon '. dressmakers say. ! LONDON Coming faf.hiona for metis wear will h- really mascu line stybs, say Savilie Kuw tailors, who contend the rivalry of the op posite sex has hecome m keen that nit n have got to do Hotnei hing to ward holding their own in cloth ing, have decreed. "With wonuns clothe:; becomtn;,' more !:!-" nit:;.- every d:ty," the iexpirls ytattd. "and men's styles i slipping not a little in the other din-itioi:. we :::e laced in the fu ture wiih the in-fist iuguishahlo ! SecS. "Su for the coining scisnn man's MiiiMnlinw v will be i iiniiinuly nn ! pbaized Itv stu-ii details as quare ' lit sheiiM.TS. The . ifeet or a ; bioad clh-sf will be also one of the laims. This uiii he don'' ly having ,c;.ts nuuli tut in al t!ie w;tl , w ilh rlose-fii ting liijs."