o u u xi u A I ' Ul U K i H U U J3 S K K V ii K
Early
j nil': ri 1:1 1. t i. 1:11"
I From the time w htn she first woa
d'i whether her nose is shiny ar
the buy wito the pink lie anil the
vaiellneit hair who liven next doo;
paan-a by, the ijliest of every wo
man Is for ''the perfect lovor.'
Son-e are fortunate; tli-jr flad
, him. Others, afjer laany ytsar o!
e;ir-ri.i(M Irniilcs ,-am'iiiie. come to th.
Kniriiies ai no longer wound u
from the lile; meerinR- wheels no loi.tf
er at irk strjiitht up into the air, ant'
thenatoo, eiht horsepower and five
trillion tanks aren't quite sufficient fm
th modern motorist. The faithfu'
Kurd has not outworn its usefulness
it has merely otitlivt-d itMjlf. It is as
thouirh on old Indian chieftain wuui
snort himself adorned
feathers and moccasins annmc hi,, col cto. Iii.ion that "iherv ain't no
leife-bred, stylishly clad off-pri;i2 ,sinft animal." Hut. whether they
noblest anion); them but of a different " successful or not In their aeareh
ngr, I"1' il'-penda up thlr version of "the
And so with this Model "V" Kurd ! i r.'oct lover." T ie man Anus con
What stories it miifht tell of foll.-wini 'l'leis the most wonderlul "inlng-'
worn, rutted willon roads. iiveii'"! eter happened an ideal luvi
strange country perhaps, runniiil j
through creeks wheie bridge- had no'
been built, making its owners happy
-Mary woiildu t look nt. She
'frankly admits that . she wouldn't
!walk to the corner with him If h.
Selections
are Best
Selections
Whether it be coat or mil ou
will dendc on for Kail and Win.
ler, the natUfuriiun you gel IN
iff , l.ftion will br erratrr if
made while th aHt.orlmenlH of
fir kurli upk-mlid rlioirr an they
wlill do, Most women nowaday
like lo wear their niw rl(ht-4
early in Ihr Koaon. They p4-t
the full st-awn's wear an J te
hides. there' a certain jun(ic
tion in being among ihe first lo
wear Ihe ntw modrti. Our stork
of roata and suit Mtill uJiYr ou
a pleating Kolt-ction.
Hill's Dep't.
Store
UetroiL. tfasn't so much of a town li
years npo. It was Henry Ford's sec
ond .year manufacturing Ford- in l
factory; his compaany hr.d just l'er
organized.
It is not known who the oni-ina
a' led her lie usuIy does not a-.-b
htr:
Theio me no definite physica'
ri MUlreinenll'. for "t, perfect lov
er. Id- is the man who knjwr
'"'ill to hold you very llcht anu
purchaser of this dt pendal.le old For.' Met hi lips
wa, or where he lived, whether it ,' Maws. .
K V.o-li or California. Michigan o.- yourself some
to yours in burnlns.
i that you imagine
tli-Mal beini; floating
Klotitln. Sbc-O-Kuiir may have tra"
did all of the states in thij Union. Hut
now k has returned to the place of it
birth, there to enjoy a (uiet, reptt
able old aire, while it keeps on runnitif
and runninjr and running, and (heat
ins tlic junk man.
HE I.ONC Fl NFKAI. TiiDW
WAI.I.OWA II S M USK
The funeral ofthe late .1. P. fb-Ixinir
who died early Friday mornintr follow-1
inR a stroke of paralysis, will be hclib
from the family home near the Va-.
leria school house, this aflernotm at
1:30, (new timet. Hiirial will 1 in tbe
Summerville cemetery. Rohnenkampi
Undertaking company will hae
charge of the funeral.
on the clouds and ItipinK the nee
tar ol the cod"; he Is the imin.wh.
knows when to cently pet and cj
yon. to ki?R your eyes and
your ''air nnd lull yon to sleep will
his ti.othiaK touch and honeyed
ivort; ; he is the man who know-f
when to sympathize with you, wner
I to laut.li with you. slum to dance
! with you and when to dine will'
you. He is "th" perfect lov-r;" tilt
loan no woman can reslM. the m.:n
women m out or then way l
please, the man women worship.
("an you imagine my more per
fi ". loxer than liandsome ,p:ucenr
i l:rl n? He will be r.en In lib
lir-l Sebnlck Picture. "The Perfect
i.over," today at the Arcade.
Observer Carriers Beat
Seventh Graders 47-19
ItlKM t.llT lllli WV T K .
LdNriON'. Sttit. SO. The day h
fore Vlscout (liey's departure (row
London enroulo to tho I nlted Mat
to a&slime his litiU as Ambassador.
motor car railed at t ie Hi il i -h for
eign olfice and colittted thro caes
of sin-clal tea. which, it was report
ed, the Aiiihasundor wns takiuir to
.,,,, on o-, v , "'land the Observer carrier hovs had
obtainliiK it, the I nit' d Mates tea ! thll!en),f) one nnother , , fonll,a
t un hii pal-le. ! ifame. WhistlinK merrily, the hoys
' wen.leil their way to the field early
Consider Probable End. ! yesterday nfternoon, and with James
Better I: Is, toward the rittht eon- ;Tol;er as referee and chief official the
If one hail happened to stop at the
! Central school grounds yesterday aft-
a ernoon they would have witnessed
T "younir America" in full action. In
I boyhood circles, there ha? been much
! interest and secrecy the past few days
!for it appears that the seventh (traders
duct of life, to consider what "Will bo
the eud of n tblm:. than what is the
becliinlns of It; for what promises
fair af first may prove III. nnd what
seem at lip-i a 'ilisRd-.uutiik'e mii.r
pvovt) very advautaeis.us. Weils.
panic was played with the result of
47 to 11, in favor of the Observer carriers.
PRESIDENT WILSON
CONTINUES TO GAIN !
Fear In th Child.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. Presi- "There Is a ."orl.i of truth In Prof,
tlent Wih,on spent a o,uiet day and his Anselo SI.'"'s ein hailc do, birntb.n :
physician said ho continued to hold 'liverj 'iey thine tol. I to the i l.ilil. ev.
th train he has nwde recently. 'ery lni. k. every fricht civen him. will
No routine executive business was'r,UiU'u l1" mirute splinters in tbe
laid before him, several minor bills ! m'h. tn torture him all 1:1s life Ion;;.' "
reached the White House from the "P'ycholncy and !'aretiiliotd. " by II.
Capitol, and the department of ju'tice j A,,lllK'on Hmce.
win a numoer ol pardon cases to
await the siirnature of the president
The Linen Sheet.
It was In the reim of Klne John
that linen sheet for beds hetMn to be
tl'l ivn ct t -
on
CORVAI.I.IS, Oct
years airo I.eland Stanford,
football payers invad.sl (Ireiron and:
went home humbled. Today the car i
dinal warriors, back at the Ameiicani
Kame after fourteen years of Kusby
lootball, spninp; one of the biiteest
surprises in the history of intcici.ll,.
irinte football when they defeated tht
Ort'iron Am icultuial College football
KKrciration with a final frore o
Sianfonl U, Oregon t'..
revrivlin; tne honor of kniehthocl.
was ortlensl to ib-ller to the kin.c's
Twenty 'vet a couch, a bed end a pair of
Junior llneu sheets.
MnliMKII I.AI.IItMMI I.AIVDII
Mr". Mabel M. Hrndley. wife oi
Fr;"ik ltradley of. Honolulu, died a1
Qitei.-n's hospital yesterday after
noon following a brief illness.
She was born at Salt Lake City
i I'tall. on December IS. Is74. nil.'
married Mr. Itradley in Park City
I t. ill. In ls!!.1. Besides tie wid.iw
t -he is survived by six sons and
Ihreo dailKliters. With the excep
l ion of three elder sons :ill of the
children are in Honolulu.
Funeral services will be held at
I the First Methodist church at
I o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter
, v.eiit w ill be in Ocean View celiie
. ;"iy, Kaiinilki. Honolulu SUr.
O.ie'a Too Many Somet.irea.
If we had tio beaiK."' r.-ioarkett
I the man on the ear,' "we'd bai- mure
j trouble setting th.-m to track ih.-,a we
i have with o-jr f.-et. " Tobilo l'daue.
POIITl.tM) ( Alt l!K( kipts
Hay 10. Wheat Ss. Oats ;. r.arb y 1
X'TAII AXI Jl
SALT I.AKF, Oct. 25.-in a'rime
considered fast when the muddy field
is taken into rorni.leratior., the l!ni
Vervity of Utah footlwll s.tuad to.hi
defealisl the I'niversity of Idaho 2(i (i
1 lah scored a fust touchdown in t.ie
fust three minutes of rdny, but did
not srotv apa'n until in the final ta ri
oil. time nilhe e,-ond in-riod. Id: ho
threatemsi the I'tah K"-'i! line, but was.
unable to pu-h over the line.
STII.l. IN THK ltlC.
After 15 Yar I ssce. Ford Shows l i :
. Smilin and Sturdy.
In -the salesroom of the IVnlc !
Thnmp'en eomnaiiy. F'md dealer !-'
Httroit, is Feid tout nr car No. 004 ;
l-.kmi' Wondcifn'ly youthful Bin'
stiirily 'despite in itr,.n years o"
ilsny service. The csr wa-
Utl'lxing Paper.
Althouch thi-ie Is a creat --hnrfoiK
of paper. It Is unlikely that many t.:
Us have carried tcotioiny to the extmt
Indicated in n tetter r.soied ly a
ach.Hd tcashcr Ihe other day. -m-nr
Sir,- It ran. "Phase excuse Tom hems
late, but our cos (oaks, so We Couldn't
cook any breakfast. Pi.savo send a
lima to pill It ri-bt. P. S. Pleas,. ,-t
luro tttke Ibis h,to on to the plumber."
Ancient Honduran City.
Copc.n is an ancient ruln d clt.t of
too lliw,-t.-ni Pi.ti'or"-- or - t .-..j
river. The Icutto-, ate ot Lt.ki.ovt.i
niili-liilly and Very extetisive. stretch
l;u tor nl. out two miles aloti tbe
river. Tin- buildilifs are of stone, em
ViuliiK a t. u.de mer ft.Q feet long,
itb miiiiy s. ill. lured flutes. Tbe
'.'ooati ruins take their name from a
modern town to tbe east of them.
T' Is was an Indian stroneh.-bl, and
Mii taken after a nVr-e strui:e!, t.y
M.e Spaniards tinder Ilenuamlo ),
Chav.-s in I.s.
A WAN i AW AM ut. ..
i.sm I'tiiu'i k
WANT COAST SI VA F.
Scripture Hicd.hed.
If your enemy it.iif yon on the
rlfht clie. U. a.h.ses Ihe tiU,n.e VII
l:it:e lb a. mii. loinlv t,.o k away ami
tviire tt. tube; b.eles lor a sjkH and
kvei a liuM' ul'i. aod not laoiv '
than" threi' or fo.i- t-,,.pte in town wiil
ever know you were mi .ili.-d. Kau- '
ks t'lty Mar.
as f "m on the V"!. h.ie of
accepl,-t
pail nufii tht- .i..
w.trlh TtMre lKs.n thai nX -'u'
tlw n-ott.r tii aim i'n,e iTSy' j. .
f brifif a p nM-rtf, i ut vtrue i?. rtu
rind Dat Valuable F&ed.
lAtv furui the s'lip',. .Vll uf it.c
A-Ms in ti htrirf jart ut Aml-iu iiml '
fcft' orrd in .tiii" ft. lit! Hi i cr
Sintji utul vim k':ir ;u. :n:al- ir..:n ..()
tal.. i,i:t) t,y th.-,. uj , ,'i.r, ;anl (hi-K-a.-hlm.-H
of ,lt- K,.i;iii a kiml of
I'lan.iv , ,1,1,11 c:it. Tht,
i;ilv pit i-i kimiiiikI kl .1 r..f lo !!tt cows ;
m.J lu.,-p. ."K,iHi..ii,ti1(: of ;ho prv- j
" nut n;:ty i',- us, tu-l, .,
hit u.-xl j, 1.,.,,; m:1 covai-w- T-r Tin
rt.M.irt ii ill IL. if -r,:s uU ihv
I't "'ft Jsi'h,!.
rr -ml. -no .f ih- A o in t d Vr- .
KKTi'HI KAN. Alaska. Srpt. '2 2
l-v M. 11 ) A ppropi lation of not
s ih.iii $2.iIm.u'U hy rotiKn-si'
-r I lu .:i.ikii. u of a rftiiipl.'tc. sur
v of ;i It w..u-i a .iys in St hi I h a.-.t
K.' k j is h.'iiii: uriTi'd by Al.iska
i ri i.il I'oilic, nreonliTi:; lo
Ki' c,uk;' r uonuif, 1 'l.ttiuiK
i'll 1 1 nil'-- ly.n. suroyii; uf
ii - , ! :!:! m .iierj-ow.-r in
! h ...y lh.ii t- ss:i j'lo f. .'is i;.;i
' In . :u'y to tho .v.tonTt'in
lor
df fV'pnit'tit
y w ill r Milt
. .1 he Uh;k .'
of Tho
ill A!:-k.l 1
COMMITTEE OPPOSES i
JOHN S. WILLIAMS
W SH,..Tt, Oet. C- -
.i...ie b.oikint r'Muutt-. tii
x-'i n. jocon.tn rultxl Xw r-
-i( t .10- nouiin.i.ion of Jor Si
i U 1. 1 iii s i onip rollr of Tin
Tin
Protect Yourself
J.
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yoiin
i
PUTMAWS DRUG . T TORE
fl nibw ' li hi ii i;t. I
-:oij mi: l' it uti Y.J
Si.l-sn.lt.sl VU'lso is) a Itevutllr ! j
W .ts ii.t's.! 4.rait1 (rn j
t'lsr 1st W.tnst a. .
The mutter of subniitioii to Ui. j.ea
pie a choice of retaining the tfiitnd
Duchy, under her or O, .11, cone ,lse.
or of estubli-hiut; a republic, ilia ad
mitted with a soils, c 0. d her t
little anxiety thoueh alie sieged the
law for a plebiscite also.. "1 top. ttm
peopla would vote for me." she added.
The vote was about 4 to 1 t 1 re
tain the Grand IJuchy and tii" 'iiand
Uuchowa Charlotte as ruler.
The-Grand Duchess received the
correspondent in tile u.untin-. aa
hour after the foverment be5.:
coining the ballots that decided in
her favor, but before the first re
sults of the referendum reached w
Tiia rular of Luxemburg Is of tin
Hons ol Xaisau. on of the ritnisi
iHlKtiina- families In Kurone. but the
simplicity of her manner has ben
remarked by many of those who
know hei-s The former Prine-saj
Charlotte took over the government
upon the abdication of her sister, th
former fJrand Duehe-a Marie-Adel
aide, ot whom the Peace Conf
it Paris disapproved.
The present firand Duchess Is hot
twenty-four years old. She Is of
medium helf.-;,t, sbnder nnd Klrli,b
w'ith a most complimentary eat'ern ,-r.
a listen. Her slender a n ddnndd
to listen. Her rather small face is
broad acre the forehead and tap. is
vory slithlly o a fine small rVn. i
The triangular effect Is empiusit d '
by the fas'-.ion of dressing her chest-
nut hair rather flat on h-r head, ,-nd
puffed out at the aid. s. h . .to !
eoinn to liirht up anil nti eves 10 b-- '
come perceptibly more brilliant. I-i i
erence
Hash as simetlil; O ;?i rests Vr. 0
T:ie chateau of the C,r?!jij Ioe:o -
is at Colniar, iie.uly tweaiyin 0
front the tity, but mil. h of lo-r ti.i -'
If. spent in the Palac- ut Ltixefjibu1
w'.iere the corrospondent was re.-eu-i.-d.
She ift.se lo si-eak KujilL-h dii
IllK ti.e au.lietue and. contraryo o cu--iiii.i.
f. ouraL'.-il ti:es:Io:is. ' T di-.-s''
was tattoo by dire.-tion of the
.Minister of State.
Coucernitii; the derision of her sub
jects b--i .fi a (.rand 'uchy and a
t-publie. she id :
'l hope tlie vot? wil be favor. .b!
"Ilfcing ar ubr in very interesi in ;
but w il limit the respof.sibviiiy, of
"ourse. life would be ery inio-h lobr"
Tree and tiii--t. I am sure the im-o-r'le
voted for ll:e betause it is tii:
urest wuy to pre;rdre the ind.-p-tid-iiue
of flie c:;iu:t ry. llui il is no!
for myself ihut. I huj.e. for I don't
like politics. In politic. C'.ere is .o
i. inch that is fal- It is all f. 1 ,-.
fJlse. You read o:'.e tiii-iL'. and it i
nol true: then tinoih'. r, and you -1
-Jo 01 know wliat to be;.-,e."
This was said with a littl - bur'::
of enthu-iasui that made t' e Craiol
Iluche.-s s-ieiu like one of Cu- mil
ciid shi-king hands in a manner t' a:
lions or olirer airis whn did tut !:::-.
'o sien big. winVv tliicuinnis for car:
ful ministers of -..tte. It etnpha.-ied
the-air of silnpiicity thv (irand li'J. il
ess ha d when, re,- -b. hi-.iie eorres
pondtnt. she steppe.) forward hitlf
'Aay to u.eet the Aioericaii yourn
a..iii. mi. in ' I a,:i c.a.l 1 .1 . .0 .. '
see'Ved to eliiinate Hie nicts.ily or
;-ddr.--siii!.' br as "Voer H i t line-s."
The BigKPThine of In Kind
Mo'bseheairt
Uarn More of This Instibd'on ntl.Its Aima
Monday, Octobtr 27-
At Eagle Hall, 8:00 p. ra.
Ju.l.e AlKn J- Jv, of Portland, principal .peaker; Lindsay or-encstra-
Xal and instrumental selections; dancing by Mtttl
child ar'tint fW (Ufornia, and other attract.ons.
The Public Is Invited
To attend nnd learnVnU of the worliinPs of this big ihiI:,n"
thropic undertaking oMhe Loyl Order of .M"c, and enjoy the
evi nine's proirram.
Al SPICES LA GRANDE LODGE
So. 8.'.0. L. 0. O. M.
(Space donated by Harris Grocery-)
Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs.
il'.r A .o-i s l d t'r.s lo T' tlhserter.
l.l Mi'.l l.t;. k-t - Tat',
t.r..d l'llLi'iesi- I'rottl.s'i. llitr uf
l.uxemH.ut: bias than sr.il ,ts,nesl
i law e,nt!ft sa' vaa' ls vonirn t t
lite el Ut tl. tmaus. she'
- isietl I'rus. t'otnupond-
;,!, tie t'f.w in at
So far I i ' ae tiratiC'
Ihe o ks u tri
lNKt.il den.a.(l ttf
ole TTrrv - a i.l.l ruuli-l
out ftr orbi for such th.b .3, i
srviio-d the t4eto. it. The -! ,
men h.?trj.ioe up sn-tPtv l,-pi
I told II
J I'lll. "It
-So I
fr jmchess said,
j f-le a. ' .1
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UNITED STATES -COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENSE.
Washingtoa
A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE HIGH COST OF LIVING.
To the Public:
The I'liitei St.ites I 'muii-il i.f X.it it in;-! Defense, emii'iusert i.f the Secretnrie: nf
AViir, X;ivv, Interior. Agriculture, ( '"Hiitieree ;nnl l.ahor, Ibis uiaile ;t eiirefnl investiga
tion of tlie hiijli-eost-of-livin I'i'oMt ii), ami finds:
That the Nation's productive powers have not been fully utilized since .the
armistice.
That too few goods, notably the na cessities of life, have been produced, and
that even some of these good.-j have been withheld from the market, and therefore
from the people.
That the high cost of living is due j n part to unavoidable war waste and in
crease of money and credit. . J
That there has been considerable profiteering, intentional and unintentional.
The iiui.-i lielieves. that the remedies fm' the situation arc:
To produce more ooods, an:! to prcduce them in proportion to the need3 of the
people.
To stamp out profiteering ami step unnecessary hoarding.
To enforce vigorously present lav. s and promptly enact such further new laws
ns are necessary to prevent aacl punish profiteering and needless hoarding
To bring about bolter co op jratiou and method in distributing and raarketiug
ironils. .
To keep botfi producer and cons'imsr fully informed as to what goods are need
ed and as to what supplies are
country s demanas
Hot iliiillcv are
( Ifiods alii
e w itlior.t l.roiltn-imr more
At the war's end our A!i
.had to shai
'!.r slioi t::
our ivsoujv
' if O-l M MiS i.S
na. I
s With I'lCl:
lie to this i-
va:Ltcie, so that production may anticipate the
.flife. .lletter standartls of livin are inims
n l an Dot eiilisiiine what has not heen jiiodileed.
ei-ate need of the essentials of life. W,. ,., vr.
esseii. Til so far as
iit
lis'
It
llle.
istl.v
i e hi
"train will .uratluallv
us,- v. i- i-an well jitlol'tt to he patient.
is just as essential that we h:t e patience w ith the eeonoinie situation hen- ;it
Tlie i)-oeess of iri'ilue!ii n u ;n!res t iu'e. If production is. rapidly increased.
niproveil conilitieiK will Jin-vail in Ai'f'fica when tie results of pi(sent iiiul fu-
ar.
ir isotriii to iim
Team work is imperrn ive
)i!odili'er as it is het ween fill
s essential between retailer, wholesaler and
pii.ve. One ".roup of iroihu-ers can not
the farmer, the distributor must each hnnie.l
enter uimi! his task. The Nation cm n,,t .,r-
It is jn
over and
V-alt oil another ut'oim. 1'lie liianuf.:. tin
:..i.. . , - 1 . , . i
lately assume ins pan ol Hie mrnh n ai-'i!.
ford cnrtaillliillt of troods vital to the pe.-ph
On American business re-is ,, ;a'e r.
briuin1: about full and jii-oportci-nate i.r.'d;
j;i .t e n -. sioiiii in aiiain ma iin,i:ii i:n: i prouiiet ion anu maintain uninterrniited
t - 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 i oi u-'oiis it moor n-eii nor to suiter ironi iuniier rises m I n
sH,nsi'iility for efficient
ction. On Anierican labor
co-operation in
liviuu'.
The entire Nation M-.i.tue
the unitv that won. the war. i;
tlir. c;, .od o'f the whole co'imiiun it
Our cmnion Jut v now
. wt.rds of the President in hi- a.!
in": 'instinct ion. and by mid t . ..
for laix'e decreases in the huvd
Vests ail etUally
TUptl
cost of
Woik, save, co operate produce.
(Sietit'd t '
JONKIMirs UAMl I
. tafv n;t':e
li-i-iil.i;;..r. and consumer aliktshunhl return to
i interest and undue personal sain must -five wav ti
! e i:;i,t tion is to be squarely met.
i :1.s in tlie war, is to vnrk and to save. Tn the
e t ountry on -Vui.-t 2 9l). only "by inereas-
snvin? on tlie part ot the people, can we hoi
eo-t ot living w inch jiow weighs ns down.
as nine.
I'ess t,t t;;
'f ''i'C ;klbl
I'som.
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Si tt.,rv ; tl i Jt.ti tinr '
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WTI.I.IAM f TJF.DFTF.I.D;
' S.v-fet.'I7 of C.rtlllHer,.
W. II. WI1.SON, '
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