La Grande evening observer., December 08, 1927, Image 2

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New Spanish Shawls
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If you are seeking a gift of unusual beauty and rich
ness, don't fail to see these lovely Spanish Shawls just
received from the east. They are especially papular for
afternoon and evening wear elaborately embroidered
on heavy Bilk crepe with long silk fringe. Varied pas
tel colors. An ideal gift for wife, mother, daughter, or
sister
$15 to $35
Frocks for Holiday Affairs
The Holidays bring need for pretty frocks the one
time of the year when you especially wish fur a vAYicd
wnrdrol'. Most wanted are the new frocks of satin and
velvet
$29.75 to
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Christmas!
It's always a jileasurc to shop at Christmas
time. Not only because you like to select those
things with which you are to remember friends
and relatives, but because of the variety of beau-,
tiful things gathered together for your consid
eration. You are always welcome to "look
around" here and we are always anxious to bo.
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New Mid-Winter Hats
The newest hats of the mid-season are here and ex
tremely stylish and becoming they are ! New shapes and
new material combinations to interpret smart Parisien
styles. Failles, satins, metal cloth, and taffetas with
hand-painted felt trimming.
Also two special groups on sale velvet, silk, and met."!
cloth combinations at a very unusual price
$3.95
New Hat Groups On Sale
One large group of felts smart styles ideal street
hats at
$2.95
k Dependable Valuesat Hill's
NIOW VOIIK. J: K A?I
Ki'l'i'lion at Aithlir Klftrlii'r an
iiijiitniji'i' of.IlK- cli-volanit AjimtI-.
fans umli'M n'W nllntM for four
titajur I-'okuo cIiiIih npHt i'aon.
Tin' other appotnlmehtsi ' tin
lini(tte"(l previously, fliul Hill M'"
Keelinie illn ellnif tin- ilestlnlf" of
tl anllnatx; Jnt( Shitlery at tho
helm of Oie llilives una Hurt Shot
Ion Kiiiilintf the fhlllles.
h'leleln r'K a ppolntmont by f!en
cral .MantiRer Hilly Kvans of Urn
In.lianK ut liallas yster.lny tuet
with the anuoval of Milli'f IIiik
Klns of the VniikeeB who Is al
leihlliiK 'he liasel.all eoufali there,
l-hteher was eoaeli for tho Yank
clurllic the lasl canipalKn hut ,hls
assuuiiiiK the inauucershlp of-the
lil.llaas was aKi ahle to lluffirilis.
KiM-sinif ihe si-ntlnU'til of tho
Yankees on, Khti'her's new posl
llon. Seeretary Milwanl Harrow
v.tl,:
'e eertalnly wMI release V'lel
ihir lo heroine inanairer of tho
Inilians. l-'urlherniore. we .will
wish him all. Hie luck In tho
new joh. ' '-
As iiinnnKer of Ihe lii.lliuis. ho
will hnvc a niurh whler rantce for
his ralyilts nil we are Klail the
cliaiice has I.e. n aftonled him lo
h. ller himself.". .
Krom infill to 10 20. Kletelier
,'aln.-il fame with the Clianls as
one of the last shortslonx in the
I. -aitlM-. Then he went to the
1-hlllies where he playe.l short un
til the op.nilli,' of lliu 1!'2-' cam-pall-'n.
when he was maile manager
of the i'hils.
lie was pilot of I'hlla.lelphla lip'
to Ihe elose of the 11.21! season
after which he was silfneil as New
York coarh.
rl.KVHI.ANH'. !cc S (AP)
Alva Hra.lley. presi.lelll of Ihe
rlevrlan.l American leaKUe hase
hall dill., iinnonlice.l today that
Arthur n. lrher, coach of the New
York Yankees hail not been ap
pointed as mun.iKer of the Cleve
land Indians. .' Iteports from .Dal
las were that Hilly Kvans, general
inanaser of the Indians, hail an
nounced appointment of Kletcher.
OREGON PLAYERS
Find Skull of Man Who May Have
Lived Before Speech Developed
SANTA HA1UUHA, f'ul. (AP)
l-'imlinK of n liuiniui skttll with nn
upHT ,i w hhiirply poliitt-il 1i;ih
MIKK'Nt'U IO W'li'M lists lilt' in
.slltlltiy that It iimy have hHonir'-'l
to it ii Ini It i v mini who livt ! 1m-lurt-
H'Th uii il vi lopt .1.
!r. A. H. fHift.lal, Santa Har
J'.ira nnthropoNtrtM. who ixaiulii
1 tin- ri-ltr uihh nhttil 17 ft-i't 1m
low K"un ly MowtT (HkK'-ih. i"t-prrjt-O
thf uplnloti tlmt It ante
:ft tin- NMiniiThal nml Java
fiUullfi aiitl that "It rotucft more
ni-iir to ronnTitiiK man with thv
tn than iniythliiK -v-r lu fon tin
ruvi-ri'il,"
Tin- Hh nit wan fouml Itnliiihlr.l
In harilpan whvro, mtys r, Uun
il:i I, It could hnvi! lain for ihoiih
itt titni-. '"I'lii'm In a thti'i--orn
rr-fil wo i Hid In t lit nkiilt, inad by
a Mini, I Hhoiild tiny, 4-lthir from
a w ar rluh or arrow," 'xplulns
t In unthropoloKlnt. ''Tht Hkull Ih
r rtalnly of a man who 11 veil fur
thiT hark In th' pt-rloU of lilwtory
than itnythlnir w havn a record
or. Just how far buck It (core. I
don't know n itnyoni run iwy. No
pi'ison to whom 1 hnv' Bulnnlltcd
It will vi-uturt u prcdlctkMi nor
wlM thy nay tlmy hi-iltvi' tlm
owiior of tho nkull could p4uk.
do not m-o how tho man could
huvc done mort than yrunt.
'X am Umlllar with the wtoav.
tiont mad by th Bmlthtonlno In
fttmtlon In Santa UArto-ra whin tt i
Chtiinn.sh Hkull wan xtrn-l. .l that
WJlf dt-'liin-d In the nldi-Ht w
found. The owner of this one was
ininv prlmlltvr than that."
I'r. Ousdat Jkin made n close
comparlHon Imnxm the NkuJI
just round, which hi' har cbrlnt-
ened "The Santa Harlmra skull" (now-, .ytsoikcti much larn
ami those of prehistoric (h invnuh I inwih-rn irmn's and 11 point
lndi;m fnund on the channel (s-
lands iitf the coast. AlthoUKh there
in a I'iK' dirfeience, the one now
in his possession is. he iH-lleves, of
thai nice hut of a much earlier
period. It roine.s closest to check- J "I nni inclined to uitUeves " said
In; with Hie so-calleil (llhiatter j tr. Ousdal, -'that ttu- ihap of the
skull yet does not tally e;u-t ly inali's face was much like Urtit of
w it It that auihjnity. j tho gorilla.
Oia n
up-
per-jaw hone that extended farther
downward and at a more acute
annle than "anythhiK" so far dls
covet'i'd in Ihe form of, a human
nil.".
Natural Color Movies Made With
New, Sensitive Lens Attachment
The Snnta Ihuhara Kknll shown ,
the man tiail vi ry Iuiik and wide sidt
Do- skull about the base on th
N and back ftlowM rld'eH r
Triplets Nothing in Tennessee-
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The city or Knoxvltle, Tenn . was proml when triplets were born to Ihe Johnson family. But it want
long before Limestone, Tetin.. reported to the world the birth of quadruplets, to Limestone la prouder
miTha quadruplets, like the ti Iplem. hare been named lor '.he Koceerelt family. Theodore Krmlt,
Archibald and Alice' Longworth. 51 r. and lira. 8am Chaae are parents ol the to areolae.
I'lTTSIM'lIfi (AP) A lens at
tachment us sensitive to color tin
the human eye may transform mo
tion pictures from the familiar
black and white projections to
screen' records thai are trut to
life in every detail of natural hue.
The de ice Is t lie invention of
Harold N. l"x. Winn it lias been
placed on any camera the pictures
are taken in the ordinary nmnner,
developed ami printed in tho us
ual way without artificial coloring,
and propected hy using a similar
attach 11 tent on any projector.
The colors are said to be so ac
curate t hat the pictures hnvc
stereoscopic effect, one to Uie fact
that proportions are more readily
conceived because of til" delicate
variation of tints.
Mr. Cox explains that his lens
does not limit the number of colors
that run be taken and reproduced.
T'resent two-color methods, ho
whh'h neck muscles wi re attcped
and that do not show in ordinary
hulls or rv.11 In those very old.
proving there was little nrck as It
is now known. The head set very
rlosp to the torso and was extre
mely strong, us In nnimuls.
"Another point is the narrow,
npsn of tho upper jawhone w-hpr
it runs down to a point to hold
j the front teeth, the resemblance
j to the snoot of a hog be-In notlce
'able. Apparently there were only
about five teeth ocross the front."
shall sec on the screen pictures of
a rich, natural beauty that will
satisfy the artistic lust of the most
fastidious.-'
points out, embrace only half the
color circle and do not cntch the
complementary -hues. Thus If
orange and yellow are tncimicd in 1
an ordinary process, blue and vlo-
b t must be omitted.
The Inventor asserts that his de
vice reproduces ull colors, includ
ing true blues and purple which
no two-color method will show. i
"My Invention," he says, "Is
purely an optica.! mot hod. No
.special film, no special emulsions,
no special developing chemicals
and no special apparatus an uec
rssary In Its use. The Instrument
a 'attaches instantly to any standard
motiou picture camera or projec
tor. "My method differs from black
and white photography only In the
use of this uttuchment which is
combined into a small cylinder,
easy to handle, Quick to attach and
no trouble ut all to rare for.
In private demonstrations Mr.
fox startled his audience by
throwing on Hie screen a rainbow,
founding out In ail Its natural .
glory. An A merica n f la tr w ave
across the silver sheet, with Its
rd and blue startlingly vivid.
Klower beds display their hrll- -lhiucc.
XV of 11 en. wearing gowns of
many colors, walk across the pro
jectlon field. tb sh"a of th.rr
hair, the fringe on their shawls ,
and erarfa (low lay -Uh Itfe-llk 1
radiance. , 1
yoon", Mr, Co predicts "we J
Heboid the flappers: Solomon
wives in all their glory were 11.. I
disarrayed as to of these.
Football Men Favor Re
tention of Coach, De
spite General Attacks;
"' fciYikxR; : '(ire:;; (AVftZ-
I'oulhull pluyi rij on. thy.. Orifon
r:mitis tin. bi-hinil l'nit. Jolin J.
.Mi-Ku'iin. li'-ii'l roach. Ktronwr
now than v.r l.cfof... lirrorillnB
10 a Htat.-iiK-nt issm-il l.y thf Or
.1. r or Tin ."O", l. tti rnn 11 .orsan
izatinn. 'rank Itit'l-'s. vtl.ran Krlil rn.l
anil i.f.shliMit of I lie ordnr, Isau.-.l
the fullnwintf .slali'tni'ltt toilay:
"Tho Onlir of the "O" Im lc
l.ltnl Coach McKwan as a boily.
There Is no reason for tho OrKOll
Icain nol to conlinnc Improving
iin.lcr Mi'i'Iuim's tntclaKc to the
point where it can Itolil lis own In
conference competition. The or
ganization respectfully, calls thn
attention "of Intcn sleil nlmnni to
the fact thai Anily Smitli' who
jfiilnul tin.lyinit lame with Ills
won.ler teams at ("-allforniu,
piaclically unknown In his first
two years there.
"When MeKwan ranin here lie
sai.l he wi.ul.l have ;i strong team
in llil'S. He knew when he first'
looke.l over Ihe atliletie siluntlon
teKon what woulil lie neces-
uil.l up a. winninir team.
lie has lalil tlic founilatlon for the
Fiireers that he promised for next
year, ll is lonical to brinif In a
new man who must tear ilown the
foundation and lay Ills own before
even reaching the point at which
the Oregon team now stands? The
Onl. r of tho 'O' feels that the.
l.riiiKiiiff of tt new coach at this i
time would set OreROil uthletle
pi'oKrcss hack at least twd years.
"The team Itself is hack of Me
Kwan to a man and is looklnir for
ward to next year with a (fern ess
and confidence. I. nth in its. roach
and in itself. The players feel
that tiny are just rctthiir the
fe.-r of AlcKwan's system and it
w ould l.o n keen disappointment to
them were they forced to begin
another' period of apprenticeship
to anot her system."
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