. Part Two Eight Pages SEVENTY-FOURTH YEAR SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY1 MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1924 PRICE FIVE CENTS Society; Better Homes SLOlHOTIOilFlli iooto form I Technique of dame Is Re vealed By Latest. Meth ods; Experts Shown NEW YORK. Dec. 3 (AP) Iiv thousand feet of slow motion pictures, depiotingj such , tennis tars as Tilden. Johnston, Rich ards, Brookes, Patterson, Will lams and Helen Wills in action, are now : available! ' to dabs and educational institutions through out the United States for a small fee, the United States Lawn Ten nis association has announced. ' Compiled at an expense of $5,- 000 in approximately 28 days and comprising five reels requiring one and one-halt hours for show ins, these pictures are described as the most comprehensive step in tennis education ever undertaken. The rate of exposure was 128 pic tures a second and: four cameras were used in order to obtain every perspective. '-''"-'"' Every personal characteristic, mannerism and degree of speed in cidental to good strokes and foot work is said to be so accurately shown that even the novice in ten nis has before him a visual record which cannot but help to improve his play. The reels are copiously captioned, the titles explaining SCIENTISTS EQUIP VESSEL FOR STUDY Navy Sponsors investigation of Oceans; Bottoms to be Mapped WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 (AP) -Various forms of scientific ap- certain characteristics . of the strokes and Comparison" being made between the form and exe cution ot the various players using identical' strokes. ' f paratus are expected to be brought into play" In the navy's proposed expedition to learn more about oceans,' their chemistry, resources and bottoms. The TJ S. S. Rainbow, which has been suggested as the craft to initiate the sea-exploration pro gram' in the Gulf of Mexico'-Carib bean region, is 3 SO feet long, has a draft of 17 feet and displaces 4350 tons, and is amply provided with comfortable quarters and ca bins to take care of extra person nel for scientific work, naval offi cers say. Sufficient room exists aboard for laboratories and tanks for collecting living specimens. The latest type of sonic- depth finders and radio would be -installed on the .Rainbow, under plans mapped out by a special con' ference of oceanography which has Just made its final report to the Secretary of the navy. With her officers and crew gathered from the- naval establishment, the Rain bow would carry a specially select ed scientific personnel, consisting of one oceanographer, one biolo gist, one geologist and six or more scientific assistants. The confer ence suggested that the first three should be outstanding In their spe cial fields and the younger scien tists might be drawn from univer sities, colleges and other institu tions. While subsistence and tra vel expenses to and from their homes for the scientists were in cluded in an estimated cost of the expedition, the conference expect ed that sources outside the gov ernment would defray their salar ies. - Masonic Orders Banquet For Fathers and Sons S1LVERTON, Ore., Dec. 6. ( Special. Very impressive '. and delightful was the banquet served Friday night by ..the members ot the Eastern Star to . Masonic fathers and sons. One hundred and fifteen were seated about the table where a gold! and white color, scheme was effectively car ried out. ;"' Dr. J. D. McCormick of Salem gave a splendid inspira tional talk during the evening Those In charge of the banquet were Mrs. R. E. Kleinsorge, Mrs. E. H. Banks and Mrs. George Bam These were assisted by ten other prominent members of the Eastern Star. WAR VETEdS GET t IIP ISO s Over Two Hundred Million Dollars Is Paid to Sol diers and Widows ' , WASHINGTON. Dfcc. 5. CAP) . Preparation and Dialling of 6, 577,171 checks for an aggregate of $239,004,814 wasi an item of the year's business of the pension bureau. The bureauj's annual re port , today said it has 525,539 names on its pens Id n lists, as against 539,756 a yiar ago., .. Pensioners now onj the roll in - - elude 146.815 Civil War veterans; 253.136 Civil War widows; 85, 038 . Spanish War veterans, and 16.104 Spanish War widows.: Still surviving are 31 Mexican War vet erans and 33 widows of soldiers of the war of 1812. During the past year death re moved from tha lists 21,808 Civil War veterans and 11,444 Civil War. widows. These decreases were largely offset by a gain ot 16.645 in the Spanish War sol dier roll and of 2,937 in the Span ish War1 widow rolL - A recent reorganization cf tie bureau has resulted in more ex peditious settlement of session claims, and the speeding up c disposition of pension payments, besides making possible elimina tion of 150 positions with an esti mated, saving of $2tS,O0Q in gov ernment salaries annually."',: yps tzs tn ci r i a cj a ana o a a cs oca Li f VP - - f " " f u. n NX H If rf I A V" - n n BURNETT; BROS., JEWELERS "PAY; US AS : YOU URE PAID" X .. ?? ' W ii : it l- w y - -c- y fv ' ffltPi!l the finest Dia- IJKZK I Pat. No other AVy?VD I iSE4U mond ever of- Av, tore in 'the iSstWlSfe 1 f" yr fered for any- W&In l T Northwest offers tB I ' ' . A' ' s , where ueari the 11X3 v F 6 ''2. ItfA L ' ' X fifty-dollar mark. W:M I 9 Tt ' J I i I fft , t! v ''-- wf r ) h . I 'T " " i ' "KX -vVY price. white ITU I - - -..A i5;J .-.AVX1 -T.' -Jr.. 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The cost need frighten nobody Any met delivered for a five-dollar bill, Pay the balance one or two dollars a week. tWestminster-GKiirie Clock i1 . t"-. .. -; 1 -'4.-. V.. , .t: 1. Delivered for a Dollar Bill Of all the Clocks that are shown here and there are scores this ia the year's: be3t seller! i 1 . ' Handsome mahogany case measuring 21 Inches along the base and 11 inches in height. Goes. for 8 days with one winding and chimes the hours and all the quarters on a set of soft-toned gongs which reproduce the chimes of West minster Abbey. Incomparable value at $48.50. Fully guar anteed. Ideal Christmas gift for the home. - ! Delivered for a Dollar Bill , . Pay after Christmas, $1 Weekly Will Do Hall Clocks are shown in variety at prices ranging from $375 to $700, and smaller clocks for the mantel at $12.45 apiece. And may be had on a year's time. Delivered im mediately on receipt of first payment or on Christmas morn ing. Just as you please. ' Howard Watches at $GO EUla R. R. Watch and "B. W. Raymond Elgin Watchi-In white gold-filled ' v Men's Strap Watch case fully guaranteed. A featured ; , ' " . .. value at $14.95. Delivered for a "Imeby Richard " $55.00. The gold medal watch dollar bill. Pay after Christmas. Harding Davis verjH much Man at $42.50. Any watch in the store $1 weekly will do. t ' and War Correspondent. (It Is sold at the lowest cash price. Da- . , w'!-' A ,A ". aald that he slapped SJhafter is the nvered ; for a dollar bill and yet The, Hamilton Watch A world face when the general ordered him . vn . renowned timekeeper. . Sold at In th rear at SantisLo.l Fifteen ou V talte ear to par' the nationally $30.00. Delivcroil for a dollar bill Pay after Christmas, $1 Weekly advertised price jewel Guaranteed strap watch for NOTE Hundreds of Bracelet sportsmen, can oe naa at jsi.so. Watches are, shown many set with diamonds and sapphires. Priced up to $5000 Take a year to pay. 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