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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAN D. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21; 1913. 0 BRITISH SPORTSMEN . STILL WRITHE OVER THEIR LOST PRESTIGE RicH ' Lords," However, .Find ', Small' Response to . Appeal .for Minister of Sports. - LAMBDA RHO, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, GETS CHARTER FROM DELTA GAMMA gins, Marie Hager, -Betty Heiaaler. ' By E4 L. Keen.. , , , , (United riM Mm4 Wlrt.i , k London. Sept. SO. That England must have- a minister of sport el ; the head of a properly organized government de partment if she . is to regain her lost prestige id the world of athletic at the Berlin Olympiad in 1816 la now the view of many prominent sportsmen here. Bug seated by the fact that the czar of Kuwsia has already appointed auoh a 1 minister -to foster ' sport . .among hla bomb-throwing : subjects, the idea ' has been .strengthened by .the movement In its favor In France, but more especially by the failure. of the British Olympic i committee's appeal foe funds. ' 1 British athletes are atlU writhing over the fact t that England cards In a vert poor third to Sweden and, the United states at I Stockholm,; but ' despite Influential ap ! peals the pUblio has proved singularly I indifferent to the demand for money ! with which to-' discover and treiil sew talent " V - ...v.. ,-: : Democracy Js Keeking. ..: , -The reason is that despite the boasted democracy of sport amateur athletics In England are .controlled by the, arlsto eratlo few and It is always a case of the poor being "asked" to pay while the rich play. . When the Juke of West minster, Earls Grey and Roberts, and Lords Rothschild, Strathcona and Har , ris appealed . fox a JSOO.OOO '. Olympic fund, they probably overlooked the fact that the workers might "Object to sub scribing to a fund which would be event ually handled by artstocratlo associa tions which bar them from participating in amateur sport, ...... . . . . , Nbbody distrusts the six noblemen in ' question for they are all recognized as genuine sportsmen,, although the public cannot be blamed for remembering, that four of them are millionaires who could put up the whole half million themselves without noticing it. But experience has shown that Olympic that is, amateur sport in England is controlled by the aristocracy and is limited as far as pos sible to university and high school stu dents. Subscriptions Are raw. Tef the noble lords who appealed for "the financial help of all our country men of every degree," spoka of the in adequacy of the funds available last year for "finding out our best men or giving them real preparation, or even caring for them properly ia Sweden." .The Duke of Westminster headed the sub scription list with 15000 and was quickly followed by Lord Northcllffe with $10. 000. Northcllffe la proprietor of the pow erful Harmsworth group of newspapers which is boosting the Olympic games, and his personal subscription was in creased oy saeoo rrom the "Times," LCurther spread of the disease. wiiiuii is hub oi mo sruupt out me -vassengers on board the ar 000 mark having been reached by theafcfpoYt Logan prayed that they uiwub luo iuuu prauucKiiy ..cams lOfcA sianomui, despite ine puDiioation or 14 letter from King George (without a sub-, scrlption) expressing sympathy with the movement. , Hence the prevailing opinion of lead ing English sportsmen that without government control or a radical aitera tlon in the composition and rules of the governing bodies it wllL be Impos sible to revive public Interest in Olym pic games in this country. . 5s '. y7 Z " ' S ""flll"'i"W 1 1 11 1 ' Tiniinni ix 1 il'ini.iiiMrii...w-i-- IM, - , FORMER BANKER HAD TOUGH OF FREEDQiM J; C. : Marcil ' Released From Federal Prison, Is Rear- . Vested Same Day, ' (t'Blt4 Pres tMfrf Wtr.) .. ; Tacoma,' Wash Sept. 20.--7, C Maii oil, fa former- banker of Spokane, who has been; serving a sentence' , in (he'' fed-, eraj penitentiary ' at McNell'g IsiaAd 1st violation of the national banking lawi and who was ordered released today bj; Judge Cushman, has been rearrested at the Instance of Attorney-General Mo " ReynOldn, .who wired Instructions to the ' local fderar distritt attorney to , tak . the case to the circuit court of appeals. ! ' The question involved la Marcil s casi is, unique. The banker was sentenced to serve five years. He :was' released on parol before' the completion of his term, but was returned to prison be cause. It was charged,, he , violated 'the provisions of the parole. - ! Prison off iclal deprived Maroil of Top row, left to right Nettle Drew; Marjorie Cowan, Olive Zimmerman, Waybelle Zimmerman, Ruth Peter Agnes Campbell, Elizabeth Butch, . ' Aldus .Oberholzer, Lucia Macklln. ' ". ' ' ' ' K ''- ' ' Ceclle Sawyer, Maud Klncald, Agnes Elliott, Aline Noren, Luclle Yoran, Edieh Clements, Helen .Middle row, left to rlght-Janet Young, Werleln... . . ; :v : ;: ""' :'' . . .. Bottom row, left to right Hazel Barta, Luclle Cogs wele, 'Bertha klncald, Bess Cuahman, Margaret Belat, Mildred Lawrence, Jennie Hug- University, of ,- Oregon, Eugene, ,Or., Sept. 20. The newest sorority charter to be granted a university of Oregon local was that granted to Lambda Rho by Delta Gamma on August 11, Lambda Rho was organized In 1908, , and has since had a prominent place in univers ity activities. The home Of the sorority Is' on Fraternity ttow. Alder street, be tween. Thirteenth and Fourteenth. It is of the colonial type of Architecture. Since the formation in 1908 Lambda Rho has had the folowing girls at president: Lllah Clark, Alice Stoddard, Elizabeth Btisch, and Aline Noren, of Portland, and Rachel Applegate of Kla math Falls. Alice Noren Is now presi dent. The Installation will be held about October 15. Amy Dunn of Eugene, will be installing officer, and will be as sisted by active members from the chap ters of the Universities of Washington, California, Montana, Idaho and Color- nit to display any anti-American senti ment. ' BRIEF REVIEW OF ' THE WORLD'S NEWS General Newt Note THE late William F. Havemyer left all but $5000 of his fortune to his four children. The value of the prop erty Is not given. Because he could not prove his claim that he was born In America, a wealthy Chinese merchant of Zanesville, Ok., has been ordered deported. . In a rlojt in which several hundred persons were engaged seven men said to be striking garment workers were In jured, at Philadelphia. Police Lieuten ant Morrow, who attempted to quell the rioters, .was injured. Following the discovery of two cases of typhoid at Vader, Wash., local health authorities are taking steps to prevent rther spread of the disease. Passengers on board the army trans- misrht be saved- from harm when a terrtf 10 cy clone struck the ship in midocean on the voyage from the Orient to San Francisco. The great constellation, Big Dipper will, disappear. . from View in 200,000 years, saya Professor Herbert t. Curtis of Lick observatory. He asserts that the constellation did not exist 200,000 years ago. ," August Anderson, a homesteader of the North Fork country of Idaho, walked into a death trap set for. a bear, re ceiving bullet wound in his left thigh. . The California State Press association has . invited editors from all over the world to meet at San Francisco during the 'Panama-Pacific fair. Implicated on a 4eath bed confession by Fuller Shallenberger of Burlington, Kansas. Charles Katf. a Well known resident of Vallejo, Cal., has been ar rested -for . the. .murder ..of Julian . Bau Bahuard of Nebraska. The crtme is said to have been committed 14 years ago. . , - George Black, a business man, com mitted suicide at Monrovia, Cal., be cause, it is said, he was disappointed In not receiving the appointment of post master. . . - -The restricted district of Oakland. Cal.,. has been ordered closed by Jan uary 1. 1914. Lawrence -Holland, an. escaped Insane man, has lost In his fight to prevent extradition from Washington to Oregon. A long legal battle was waged on the issues of the case. Eleven Inches of rain fell in Mobile, Ala., in two days and the lower por tions of the city were flooded, causing some damage. Molalla last Friday entertained B000 people during the celebration in honor of the completion of the Portland, Eu gene & Eastern railroad to that section. Written complaint against the ap' nointment of W. M. Plympton as secre tary Of the state printing board has been filed by the Multnomah County Typographical Union No, 68, on the ground that Mr. Plympton is not a prac tlcal printer. ... , Z c D. W. Murpny, a reclamation en. glneer. is at Klamath Falls to invest!' gate drainage for the Klamath project. Mrs. Sarah Morton, an Immediate heir to the famous Edwards estate of New York and Jersey City, died at the age of 55. Her great-great-grandfather " had received land grants in New York now worth 1150,000,000, from .King George III of England. Portland public school have opened with a large increase in attendance. The Oregon state fair at Balera, will open September 29. ' Continued From Preceding Page. Rescuers have been driven back by the terrific snow storms. Fourteen persons are said to have met death In an explosion of gas In a ! nouse at coburg, Germany. Provisional President Huerta's prom ise to insur a free casting of the bal lot in the coming elections in Mexico, the reassuring tone of his message to the United States, and the abaence of anti-foreign sentiment, strengthen the belief that a peaceable solution of the international troubles with that coun try will be reached. A pearl necklace,, valued at $650,000 said to have been made for Mrs. Wil liam K. Vanderbilt. and which was stolen in transit between London and Paris, was found in the street in Lon don by workmen, who will receive $60, 000 reward. Professor Henrlch Maass, court painter and social leader, shot and killed Court Chamberlain van Wasternhagen, an army .captain, while standing; before a court of honor at Berlin, which was to decide whether the men should fight a duel. Twelve thousand Mexicans marched In the Independence parade at Mexico city. The military procession was im posing and the Mexicans were careful The Gruen 'muPAmmm.ii.1 . .. m.. u .. ' 1 11".'.- m". . " . . ji s, nm mhu .i.i-m Wristlet Watch - The rpost attractive; stylish, ai well .as the most convenient , and practical way for a , woman to wear a time- piece. ' " . ' I . ," ' Every woman admires its - charming-' appearance on the armevery .wom an, longs s for one. ' v Come in See Them Prices -$23.00 to $100.00 MARX & BL0CH Largest? Diamond Dealers in , Oregon 283 Morrison St. . ! 1 Fashion's. decrees are frequency of an uncompromising nature, and yet we all bow to her mandates with humility. , The late reaction to plain styles in hair dressing is decidedly grati fying to almost everyone. The prevailing ideajeems to be simplicity, coolness and comfort. The uncomfortable masses of germ harboring false hair and rats are, when possible, being cast aside,, and the woman or miss; who cares to be strictly up-to-date, is relying upon her own natural hair for adornment. This means that more painstaking care must be exerted in saving one s own nair ana in ennancing us Deauty. The Modish World Adopts " ; Long, thick, luxuriant hair is merely a question, of cate and cultiva tion. If your scalp itches, and the hair is dull, brittle, uneven and coming out with every combing,vit is because its life is being destroyed by the . presence of dandruff, ... r . -buch a condition demands tbe regular and intelligent use of New bro's Herpicide.' The best informed the most fastidious people everywhere are aware of thjs and rely upon the world's best-known scalp prophylactic to keep the scalp free from dandruff and to give (o the hair that life, lustre and laxuriance which are so beautiful. . ' 1 he odor ot HhRVLlDK is exquisite, the sensation of coolness and cleanliness a deliglit and we visible results are frequently. astonishing. A SAMPLE BOTTLEREAD OUR 1300KLET acquainted with the efficiency of the rraost popu- U ,h ui h sanitary niir-aresings, send. to cents in postage or jive r (to pay., postage and packing) . -lor a trial siie bottJe and booklet on' the-care ? . - of the hair. . . . . ' -s. '.'iX X t . SEE COUPON AppJications at the better Barber Shops and Hair Dressing Parlor. ax ; : wo sizes, yc ana i .uu. r 001a ana guaranteed evenrwhere. CfeC TRY. .V " not 111 ' u . i Wii II . S mM ''W, SaVat All Diilg De ado, and from Stanford university. Delta Gamma of the University of Oregon will have as charter members: Nettie Drew, Olive Zimmerman, May belle Zimmerman, ' Elizabeth .' Busoh, Lucia Macklln, Aline Noren, Luclle Cogswell, Mildred Lawrence, Jennie Huggtns, Clara Helssler, and Helen Werleln of Portland, Luclle Yoran and Maud Klncald of Eugene, Agnes Elliot of Prlnevllle, Marie Hager of Heppncr, and Hasel Bart of Superior, Wis. Chanticleer Appeals to the most fastidious as a place to entertain your guest.' While enjoying dinner,1 -you have a panoramic view, of the Colum bia River Gorge in all its glory.'' Next time you go for an out ing, motor out to CHANTICLEER: over good roads. Cream Chicken Dinner, Cou n try Style, our; specialty. Phone Long Distance, Corbett, Oregon the usual time' off for good bayr. claiming that by hie actione while on parole he had forfeited this privUest, Marcil brought the matter to the t tention of Judge Cushman, who ordettd him released. .. . ' ' N The attorney general now orders bis reoommitment to serve the full term of the sentence, If this view Is apheld by the circuit court of appeals. 4, 4 M - ' ' ' ; ...... y ' 1 : I ''V. .. if ,: 1 J-'. r 1 ! v " ' t ' 1 ... ' . : ': ( " , lu'-x- r ,. " ... Z i .T'.V' y " , if i . ', L-..;' : mi "' " Miss Margaret Zimmernan - STATE REGISTERED , NUKSC 'Mian Margaret Zimmerman, the sub ject of this sketch, has resided in Poit- giana lor 11 years, in iws sne gruu f ated from the North. Pacifio Sanltorlum. I; after, completing a three , yeaa courte under Dr. li. c correy, subsequenuy ee coming a state registered nurse. ' Miss Zimmerman recently complete J a special course In Embalming and Sani tary' BClerice. and .-.ssoclated" herself with the Residence Undertaking Estab lishment of J. P. Finlej Bon, Mont gomery and Fifth, this city; ' Messrs. Finley haVe always been firm believers in the services of a compe tent woman for t,he' care of women and children, and ar1 1 complimented, Indeed, on their good fortune in secur ing, one so skilled in her profession Mlsa Zimmermen. , - MOT .1 Last week the demand for Cyclopedias by our readers, both in town and country, was very large. So large that we were surprised. 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