The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1912, Page 8, Image 8

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. TORTLAND. SUNDAY WORN I NO, APRIL II. lilt
GEOGRAPHERS OF
GREHJ SCHOOLS
COMING TO STATE
John Wa-Lat-Zl, Great Carlisle Fullback and Trackman,
Again Reduced to Semi-Savage State by "Flrcwatcr"
PRIMROSE
Though t How a. Sot He Still
Treasures Medals Won m
0g Meets Cast.
tope's Universities Sending
Excursion of 25 (o View
Crater take This Summer;
Famous Names on List
TW I mt I
ku reiia or. Arm i.rm
-i t IV. at Ml taiai( graUl e- I fc ,k(
I M la fit era M I art
Mf I elew Crala Lab TV a!
to I 4 Ilk !ll4 aa-
kirtmrr f la av 0graaaicl
ortaly f Tk AJat
ribtMw to rua Iraasiaalla 14
earur.t.. la in I Mean r
4bI e. Vila ibnl cMtiate a
gwi.
nmm aa LU ef mn
IWIrall. (,-hlr. Si raal, UmiMH
II. Hull. AIW. Tl, rwtUad.
rvaaclaoa. Hall Lab City. lar.
HI tjavl. (bellatga, Waaatagloa.
M'-". J, Kha4lk rati a Cralar
Lata, (jr. era ike eeiy polata lhal ae
aa ihua far d.algal4 tvr to&4 far
la. fariy W, m Ulito pe-
f '' fr-a Harvard la lee I'aleaeally
f Part, ihia yr. ha a 'vadarlahea lae
ami ! rreaate far lha eiewrata.
In a eomuaktioa la lae toraj
fMnibac af Coarr rrtfHwr lerie
oultlaad the pleaa far h .aeureia
"A glaae al lha aemae and afrirlal
paalOvaa af Iba delegaiae frata ebrad
III she that ara aartleitlarly fer-
lintlt la aacurlag so distinguished a
body af elsluwa
'Tra ar mora Anrrtran gtt'rr
will aiaa Btak lha aallra trip and elhtre
will oin ua at lha varloua cillaa la
hUli mm lop. Among lha Amtfirana
til l a aumbar of prefaaawra of
aur.fcr from Iredlag unleereltla. af.
flelal glolata of eavaral IUIM an.l
laembere of aavvral national aaiaatUU
buiNw In Washington."
Iltra la a Hat of lha foreigner who
ara oipactad to ba gutala wn th
caralon.
Saroaa Baata aia4 Kaa.
Aaatrla lr Ktuar Hrurknr. pro
f.a.or of gaugrapbr. I'nlT.rally of
Vlrnna, vlr. prraldattl I. and R. !
graphical aecl.tr of Vlanna; lr. rtlti
Machatarhck. provaloaanl of gaograplir.
1'ntvaralty of Vlanna. adltor Mlttal
tungen; Ir, Kugan Obarhummar. profaa
aor of f tographr. t'olvaralty of Vlanna,
prraldtnl 1. and R. Oaographlcal ao
clatr. Balglum Oaorgea Laolnla. arlantU
flc dlrwrtor noyal Htlglan Obaarratorr.
vl.-. praaldaot Koyal lialglan Geographi
cal aoclatr.
Drnmark Profraaor Ola Olufarn. a
rttarjr Iloyal lanlah Oaographlcal ao.
clatr. commander of flrat and aacond
Danlah Pamtr azradltlona.
Franoa Vt. Oulllauma OrandldUr,
vica prraldent. Commlaalon Cantrala da
la aoclata da Uaographla; Emmaaual da
Margerla, vice prraldanl Section of Ula
torlcal anij Peacrtptlva Orography of
Comlta dra Travaui Illatorlquaa. a
oclate edttar Annalea da Oaographla;
Edourad.-Alfrad Martel. adltor 1 Na
ture, collaborator with Oaographlcal
Survar of Franca.
Import Maa Trvm Oaraaa.
Uermany Dr. Erich on Drygalakl.
profevaor of Baographr. Unlraraltjr of
Muplch, membar Royal Bavarian Acad
emy of Srlrnoca, prealdant Oaographlcal
noclety of Munich; Dr. Joaeph Partach,
lrofei.or of geography. L'nlraralty of
Lelpalg. Dr. Albrecht Panpk. profaaor
of geography, Lnlvaralty or Berlin. Ol
rector Oceanographlcal Jnatltuta, preal
dant of Geographical aooiety of Barltn.
member of Royal yruaalan Academy of
Sciences.
UreaV Britain Henry O. Becklt. M.
A. Balloll College. School of Geography,
Unlveralty of Oxford; Qeorga O. Chla
holm, M. A., B. Be, lecturer on geog.
rapby. Unlreralty of Edinburgh, secre
tary to tha Royal Scottish Geographical
Society; Captain Henry C Lyoni, Hon.
Dr. Sc., Director, Ordlnanca 'Sur'vey of
tha United Kingdom, lata director Sur
vey Department of Egypt
Hungary Dr. Eugene da Chllnoky,
profeasor of geography, Unlveralty of
Kolosvar, vice president, Hungarian
"Geographical society, editor of Bulletin
of tha Hungarian Geographical Society;
Count Paul Talek. Dr. rer. pollt., honor
ary aecretary generai, Hungarian Oao
graphlcal Society.
Two To Coma Trotn Bom a.
Italy Dr. Olinto Marenelll, profeasor
of geography. Institute of Higher Stud
ies, Florence; Dr. Declo Vinclguerra,
profeasor of biology and soology, Uni
versity of Rome, member of tha coun
cil, Italian Geographical society, direc
tor, Station of Pisciculture, Roma.
Tha Netherlands J. F. Nelrmeyer,
profeasor of economic geography, Uni
versity of Utrecht, editor. Journal of
tha Royal Geographical Society of Tha
Netherlands ; Dr. Karl Oestroich, profea
sor of physical geography. University
of Utrecht
Norway Thorolf Vogt, Geological
Survey of Norway.
Portugal Dr. Francisco Suva Telles,
professor of geography in the Faculty
of JLettera, Unlveralty of Lisbon, pro
fessor of climatology, tropical achoot of
Medicine.
Russia Jules M. Schokalsky, profes
sor of physical geography, Academic
Navale. president of Section of Physical
Geography and Commission on Carto
graphy of tha Imperial Russian Geo
graphical Society.
Spaniard of Many Tltlas.
Spain Dr. Rlcardo Beltrany Roepide,
secretary general Royal Geographio So
ciety, professor of geography. School
of Higher Studies for the Professorate,
member Royal Academy Of History, edi
tor Bulletin of the Chambers of Com
merce ot Madrid. !
Sweden Dr. Gunner Andarsson, pro
fessor of economlo geography. College
of Commerce University of Stockholm,,
editor of Tmer, secretary general Swed
ish Anthropological and Geographical
Society.
Switzerland Emile Chaix, professor
of economic and political geography,
University of Geneva and School of
Commerce; Dr. Hermann Walser, Pro
fessor oreograp1iy,"UTrtvrity of
Bern.
KedforC to &ake By Auto,
After- visiting for a short time at
Portland the Scientists will ride on
their special train to Medford, where
tbey will enter automobiles ana ride
to Crater Lake. - At the laka tbey will
be met by m party of Klamath Fall
oaODle wno win sriug um oaca 10
th railroad her. - t
prof esse- Davl expect t return to
New York from Fart a about April 15,
at which time he will settle definitely
the details for. the transcontinental
trip. r
V Pontootyi on which British naval dir
igible balloon are moored are provided
with huge screen, IB feat high, to pro
tect the airship from sudden winds. .
to TW .. 1 1
re4te, pf. Ajwtt f t.Haa4
fraas t af 4 aaragarr
tli4 m lmi a af4 aJiia. aaif
U) atak e taae 4wy ikrk
IM aa4iai af T)reaato. Jaaa Wa.
toa-ea. fa-'l to4 la4U aa4 grad
tai r tlkrUaie, 4Tia t-rfC.;
tout I kaa aay a4iaa ia L'aaiui
Miimiw Ika laaiaaey af kl
i c aay aa
utA tmw ike I yaaiiwiwiaa af lir.
aa4 lkraa ar IKr rmitwt
li-aa tA a a We iai at
laalag raaava aa aa af IK.
ffWtoal alkt.laa ikal ever tar4 far
llala, tmf a k a fltal
ia ir k Ka4 IfiM al laal UaUiu
lto a4 l4ar a wit, a 14.
Im a4 aa "tia a ear aiU af
ik ikm in li tag k
We-i- rallkaak.
Wa 111 was el la ika faatav
14 la a c4Mg wk) ka waa a tor e4
a a gr4aai4 frawa lkr algkl year
as la laitfkl Ike klackaiaillklag
lr4a a4 kafav k lfl aa rrynta4
aa aa apft al lha kaaaaaar and aavll
Ida raa Ik gtljlro a4 elklatl
n14 la anil talked of Ae fullback
Ike fariule Ittn. h. foagkl auaay bat
I lr agaiaai Itarrafd. Ti aa4 etk
big aalea latlllallona a4 tlwagk
by bjim a krrrigkt.
rrla4 a f Ik flrrl pleag
ra a ire gante al Ikal lima Ae a
Irark alkUl. k kroughl saor koaort
I kia aehool. for b aa a paaUr ekoi
pallar e4 kaaimar Ihraver la Lb la
l.rrllgut world. la Ike high Jasap
lo, b u a po4at wtaav a ad Ike
an4at which b I la big aaalar
aai b adit irar.
"Xeaaat tka" gtlvwi tUa.
At bla gradualloe. Ike great alhlale
came bark lo hi eld koaae and davel 4
hlmaalf lo bla trad For two rear
h fclackamltk for Joha Crw,
of lha whMl king of 1'iuatllla county.
and during this liana tnare waa a
ladlaa about Ind!eto mora rrpxt4
than ha. Ilia Integrity waa a wldal
known that lha sobriquet of "lionc!
John" waa appllad lo him and allll
rllnga to lho day ha waa wont to
rids lalo lha city during lha aprlng
lo aaalal In coaching Ika high arhnu
tr k kthUtaa aad many of lha stu
danl hav elnr made namea for Iham
aalvaa .aa maotbvra of Dragon college
laama. His ability lo clear the bar
at five feet In riding boot and chaps
la still one ef the memories of th high
school track.
Take fire. Brtaki 0 X
Aftar two or thre year of bard
work. "Honeat John' bagan to taat of
"firewater" and from lha day ef hi
first drink his retrogression waa
marked. Boon bo quit hi trad and
began ependlng him lira In lha pat
tlaaee ef other young brave and daring
th peat few year hla life ba been
the life from which the government
ought to aeve htm. What lime he le
not In Jail on a drunk and dlaorderly
charge, be le an the bark of hi eullan
daahlng about tha reservation. As a
broncho buster, he his acquired much
the same position aa ha held In Car
Hale athletic for he le without a peer
among hla tribesmen In the gentle ert
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SUII IS DISKED
AT OREGON CITV
Couple NoW Happily United
and Minstrel Man Doesnl
Want Separation Estate
Worth S500.00Q.
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I auratl af eJ Ikai ua 4if.
fate 4 Ik a. ka4 k alll4.
a4 IKal ik.y h4 itiaiaM la aali
Ikar, ImAmm ImmiI Ula tkia arl.t.
a eii4 ik. guar aii f
Oa tt fttanr, Ik. ttrnt-um aata-
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m.itu4 tm ,u(n: kia, Atl
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Wuaaat fiiaJ all fee a iim
4kU Haaif H wU lajaa, tka wmrm
ui(U4 la iiaUkJaaaax, sua.
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trti ) aa ka-et
mmmj a aa iay k-naef
It I k4ia
tke saiellff la kia caUtl. al,
W4 IUI ki tl. a.ft4 kum Jp
1, 1 1 Ik H k4 Ikarr atnM
Arit. I lee. la Mal ft f.
T - ka s aksfcliaa Mr Ifaaafwaa.
to ki. tUia. aka4 111 aay la
mmmm kit at' klk fcate la
law lata la htaiM Afw ka kt l
ka rv kl i ka aaaaii. T ka
staial riU4 a. Mil
a a ak. XU r"- eaaigws TV. M.UMik kiaaaUl Mnl..
entail; tM Ui4 IUI k., tm Ik iw kiMutkul Iuh.iu.
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IM v ai)4 lkl . tetnf1 4-, w..-.t . n r k.mI a.kiu.k.
. 4 k t 1 t till Mfc.. k.l ' W -
kia tale al II . aad taal4l
kt aaaual laMb al lllrea SS. aai4
ka4 toaaM kiaa III M wkK
by asoxlgagce kel kiefc
k4 bai4 laiai a. aa4 f "
fc4atl tt I (, ff t
eik aHMM, le ail nuMtr,
ll attf.) e f ea4 ifctrd
lil ka ka a,aki4 a real ita
ltm taakll l4 gral4 It
VTylt a 4l frwat ttft W f it, la.
ekarg. keik al lt Clara L
I MMiiii . gfaainl a 4-re fra
K.IK.a A. taaMlll
Atisiag ial kr kwUM f?taaiiy
Rosa Blachmorc
PIANItTK
IN GRAND CONCERT
AitUlrd by
R nxh Bur. Sprtna
Cti Datum K(L CcUtit
W. F Brv, AciompkBMt.
Mnllnomnh Hotel ' .
T1IUSSDAT. APRIL li
Twkrtk. SI V 5hrma. Clay Co.
nia. m nil i. jiii i a Mnaiaii
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Exclusive Laces A Sale
This story has to do onlv with laces decidedly exclusive in design and
quality you can't buy them In the department stores at any price
and you can't buy equal qualities for the same price. "
Rvrry article in Ure dear to Ihe heart of trie dainty woman it to be found in thctc offrf-mi-nd
at a ! price. Ftrry piece i bough with view of pleating the fattidiovt tatie
of Cortland' more pariirutar ihoppera we carry the lartnt ataortment of strictly band
made hcrt lo be found on the Pacific Co it. and
Every Piece Is Decisively Reduced
These Sample Prices Indicate The Values
Photo Copyright by Major !. Moorhoiis of Pendleton. Or.
of sticking t th back of a bucking
broncho.
Hla ability In thia Una came to gen
eral notice hera s fn jutt prior to
in annual Roundup when ha waa uard
to "try out" th many "outlaw" horaea
which were brought In for the wild
was! contest. So broncho was loo
wild for him to mount and many anti
cipated that h would be. a strong bid
der for the northwest cflamplonshln In
h Roundup contaata but unfortunately
for bla hopes and their beliefs, on the
night before tha opening of tha front
ier camlTal he Imbibed too freely from
hla bottle, waa arreated and his Jail
sentence of three days prevented hun
from . appealing In the Hat of ronteat-
ante. - 1
SISTER OF RICHESON'S
FIANCEE IS MARRIED
(VbH.4 rrr .m4 Wlr..
Doaton. April 19 -Roes Edmanda,
slater of the Her. Clarence V. T. Rlche
aoifs fiancee, was married yesterday to
Kev. George Herbert Holt, of Varr.
V. She and her sister Violet wer
to have been married on the aame day
last October. Violet to the minister
who awalta execution for the murder
of Aria ltnnell and Roae to her own
preacher fiancee. Rev. Maurlr A.
Ievy. who wa to have performed the
double ceremony, officiated yesterday.
uui loiei aia not aiiena.
$12 Dutch Collar at $8
Dutch Collar of dainty Irish
ambroldery and lace, on ahaar
aal llnan. Ill regalar,
88.OO
Hand ambroid. red marquliati.
IIM
US
Mad by th. deft
lha mini aklllad wofkera In
tha world, regularly lit; noi
CrtcirfeJ Uhx $3730
V.
837.SO
$12 Yoke Priced $8.75
A remarkably beautiful ynk
of Irish Crochet. waa low
priced at til. apeclal price now
25 flea Locicti $H $27.00
A delightfully dainty aal ef It
plaoae la lloranllna daalgn. a
good value at 111; aow only
027.OO
Ai $150 Raiit Pried $630
A pleasing conceit fashioned of
feint Venlae Irian and net
lac, rducd from II I lo only
lace, axqulaltety beautiful; now
Cfl.23 I Q8.78 I aO.OO
The sale embraces a wide scope the little fixin's that add much to the
feminine wardrobe dainty baby things little dresses caps bootees
coats, etc. shirtwaist patterns table pieces dresser scarfs doilies
novelty pieces, including opera bags, evening scarfs everything new and
exclusive ALL AT SPECIALLY LOW SALE PRICES.
Aityeh Bros. ,Rugs
. If, it's an Orier
Largest Oriental Rue Dealer in theWett.
TENTH AND ALDER STREETS
riental Rug
Rug. you'll find it at Atiyeh
price ia sure to be low.
food
)roi.-
Oriental
-and the
Be Sore Youqf Home Gets a Piano NowX
Every Home SHOULD Have One and Every Home CAN Have One
A Dollar
(SI)
Will Do It I
Only $1 Down and Then $1 a Week
By this new plan we send to your home a beautiful, .guaranteed high-class piano of
your own choice, without the least burden or inconvenience to yourself. Think of it-r-there
isn't a home that cannot pay ONE DOLLAR A WEEK!
5Pi. Not Since the Dalmv davs of the exnnsitinn has th
been such a wonderful selling of Dianos as at Filers MikiV
House of late. tlfc
Since1 the sale commenced, 182 families have decided 5
to settle the piano question once and for all. As a result, V
i2 rortiana nomes are now bubbling over with music and
melody.
Every home should have a piano. Every home can
have a fine new piano by this easy payment plan which
was arranged by seven of the nation's greatest manufac
turers in connection with Eilers Music House.
There-is no red tape about this offer, no restriction, no
task to be performed, no advertising to be done!'
You simply bring a dollar and agree to pay at the rate
of a dollar a week and the piano is sent to your home right
away.
Not only can you buy a piano without ever missing the'
money, but you get a real new, warranted $400 piano for
$233, an actual, sure-enough saving of $167.
.Other styles in plainer cases can be had at $185, $164,
$158, and so on.
Take your pick a dollar down and a dollar a week!
There are forty different styles to choose from. No
cheap instruments '.'made for a sale," but regular latest
catalogue styles, guaranteed high-grade makes, sold regu
larly by the great chain of Eilers forty stores, and each
piano fully warranted. 182 already sold only 336 remain
you-11 nave to nurry..
rBjfesLaL-
Display and Sale now in progress
at the home of the Chickerihg, the
Autopiano, Etc Eilers Buttding
J J
7th and Alder
Now I
4-PIJJgalBtagafa ' I
iS ' S -If li
H I y" -kit. .:
This Style Sells for $233
Plainer cases, but good-now $185, '
$158, $164, etc Only $1 down yT
and $1 a week. ' Forty other x j -
different styles to choose j !
Pleaa end partlcalara about your spac- j
lal sale ot piano and th rdued price I
V-W and easy terms. (If you prefer a .favorite !
malt of Piano or to make payment In any ottw i
Or r waythan. lt down and 11 a week, pleaaa men
. Uon It bera) Thi place yoa aaJar no obliga-t
. tlon of any kind. . . .
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