Morning register., November 29, 1925, Image 13

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MORNING RF.GISTF.R, EUGENE, ORE,, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1925
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nf iiiinh.rHhij. in (ho Aiin-il. .in 1
Nlilllirt HfrtnrlnMnii wum 't.i ViiI hy
Hit' lllniiiy. Thin jhIvIImK.. nnnti
with ii HUlmi i l)i hut i thi Niiim-M
ihmhuhIim', wiiii. mt aihlliliiinii um-
,Tln MHh'iilo h to ii'iniiH'il
hy ii iiii'iiilH'i' wht-n hi cock hi u
llhiaiy iir imjH.Mirn; n, t)j ninii. ((J.
HiiVni'MllM-IlL lilTlrllllH or in K.iul.u.
IhMlH fllllll Whnill I wh'lM'M IIHV
ImToi nmlluii jM i iiilnlni; tu uiiIuik
MiiltJiTtH. All iiMMiihi'ih ni-rivtt hh
clii I (itiiiKhlcniil mil any ,.
t. llul hiwui'il hy tin aHniM-hilloii In
Ht nt in thriii.
A CllllllllllllMI I'lllHtlUHiMl 1 1 f MH4
Mm I. Kliim v, Mr. Iii'iili ii.i
ItiM'hi', Mhtii H U n "kh, In
nti uct'U N; Ih'itli k't MtlllKiui. I.w
rllln t'ai iol, .ltMh. Win. lu ll, m-m1
Mmuait't KiltmiiiHim, niulviitrt wan
aimlti(i-l N filiHmhiy hy '. K.
('Ill tl'll. M, lirlll.-li.nl. In rii-iiiii-.
ntn with a iilnillur iti i mil f lit
Hi" I 'iiV-l Mil y In . uvhllnK fur
thn ai-i'iiiiiiiiliiilHiiM ir ihthdcali-M ul-
(UlliUlIK Ol HliitK (H'cHH -Hlll-l
I'ln'o. ' Tho hh;h (irlntnl i-iniiiilUi'i
H In lU Hvlih- ri.r ni riimu.lm Iiimm
fur 00 of (ho vliililm: annlfiilii.
"l.'arn ii iM-w wunl ovury tin y
m ii ruh' rri'ouily hiuiiKtii Jtii-il in
llio Hfllti'l 1 JtKilMll i'lUMIH'H. Iti
nll tK'tt ) hy .MIhm ,l.u- I ). Klnnuy,
hrml nf tint Kmtllith ih-ciiii ni.nl.
Tho HtiHIlMtf, litoiiuii.-lath'ii, iiikI
tmn of hi'W wunlH ant xtri'iuti-il
Tint ivhMm whli'h tin mi uliiu nt
riM tilr ol in iini un. uiltcn hum
cm i'imii iHWMiaii'.i. Tin' itirH'
of thlH ilali 1m In tiihiiK' tin' iii-ilvi.'
NptiiuniH viHuMiiuiy r thit ni u -dfiit,
Tho fifth Itnuo nf tjio "('hal
liMiKfi" a int nihi; ru )h jniMT put
fitM hy tin .Hi'V ii inn nit Wol
ncHilay, ll wan ri ph'in wild ik-wm,
vtlltorlulpt urn) Jnltcx.
Tin fnlhiW HlK Ih tin' Muff nf thn
pniM-r: Killl'T, Horlri" KIMntt;
utin'i. tilllor, iirvHl" H. .t.. -ll. ni; puh
llhhtT, ra It thifn; rt'iinrtPi m,
Mlnnlo Kllnlt. Kuh .. I M t'tillni h,
Kllxuhilh .In 1. 1.
I l'XaK"lial pant' li'iaiil 1i!KfM
iltH-ofnlt'iI wllh liiilliin ih mIkiii
rro hiKUII hy tlii' KlUtttHllH nl tin'
Art rluh at u iim'ciIiik Ik'UI Int
TlH'Niluy. Tin 'lul luiN hi'-ii
In the News of the Day f
Alh'tiiV nltllyln I ml Inn ih-xiKit fr hw
ht-avlrr thun
triil wi'clii tin.) tin th n-nult iln-y
.ir i iprinuiiiiK (NiKtiN fur ihlr
woi k. M Irn I Iur.i'1 KImIiu uml lit
III' ailvlMi'i uf lln' cluh.
Itf Ik'HIHuIh (if "Till l.lLKri of
I.IiiHrl(-li T"v n," a munli-nl rmii
iiy, worn tn-Kun ,Niv'ruhir "'i,
Tiyi'iiiH fur t)m Ii-imUuk partH will
h t-iiiMliM-li'i) fimiii, ami Mlht
I rnlta Miunli-m. illrn tnr uf IllUrlO.
announcoN that tho oprrutta will
!- H'VM) th iaiti'1 pun uf Kihru
ary In tho IIcIIIk tlu-alrc.
Th" Athptilann hud lhlr n'Kulur
mt'r-lliiK Krhhty. Novi'inhi-r -
Aftr n (ihurt hunlnffifi ?nrMliiK tin
unrlfty roiitlnti' il I h iIImi utlin of
llin flint (lkht't1 IfiikH uf th
(oil 9D tho KuKriir train.
The orlKln f ThankKKlvliiK nml
..wi nf tlin-o mlnuto tiilUn Klvim
ill ihf rull riH" Tumlay n'mn
(be muilciUB of wiu wiih
The Junior KtiKiinii ciawipii.
!h MuiM'rvlun uf Mr.
luth I'Mrce ltUK. ftV hfftll
htlltf out th Krtwin "i r.ni
Lh lltfniturf l drnwln a trr
K tit mcniMrri an I1 family
Lm (Pis rooU rrprenont tlto
3un (wrioa tip ,n o" ;
ni formiillon pcrh.il, amt Ihn
Uw KrnirhM tnr'lllilr HUt'h tl (
fele wrltm m t Hau. r. .Maipiry n mynNoy. ny mm. r.. i..
As iC
life Lt'M
tmr i diM'j
ronn Ivii'l l.y Mm. wiiiium uiuii-
kIi.iic, wll'ii or tin fiiuifjiiH prliiiu
inlnlHl.-r. Tlin f;ninil ohl nmn uKad
lu wiiki! up thlrnty durliiK tliu nlK'it
mi. I ililnk tho -.valor nuurcHt him.
iiKiinlly Unit In tin Htoiiu tiottlo bo-
iil'ln him. 'I'n trl vn him HOMK.thlnK
tnnrf. liiiliihihlo niH wifo fHln'l thu
l.ottl.i i-nrli i-vi.ii1iik wllh joIIIiii
, MWi'i'tiMKril. Htono I. nttln wiirin-
iH. iiIIIiiiiikIi ri )ln"i l.y rui.iiiir
imiIi-Ii.h in Urn cily, iii'n Ktill unci In
I'.mtllHh rouiitry illHlrlnlH wihto
lln-y un- liliuv.'n UH "(llUljHtOllt'H.
rdi'i I'un. Jack ami tho Hfan
Hti. IK, Allio In Wmiilfrlainl, Clnili r-
vlln and a nforii of olliur rnvonicH
r .. ii l h r ii I IOhkI.'hhI uro In rolmar
:il ;im ClirlHtiiiiiH ni'iira, In the Kiik-
ll.iji thi-alrcH. (Jnc fi-uturo of Chrlnt-
h playx UiIb yi-ar Mill lio a itun-l
i-ral n vlval of 'olil JviikIIhIi folk
kkiikk aii'l rarolH to ri'.liu:e mufli
or Ihn raKtlinn niimlo whlrh nan
(T"it Into i;iirlNtuiUH imntomlni'il of
ri.( cut yiiarH.
Tlnio aro nUOK'thPr too many
iIIiuiioimIh I. i the world to milt com
mini m, hut even at that thuro In
Mill.' likelihood that they will '''-
nine ilni.'i.'.T. CiTtaln rentriotlona
;ire tindir conaMcrntlon in roun-tili-M
wherp fllalnouilH are produred
whli h will priv.-nt their becoming
a kIui on thu market.
Thi Incri'iiMed diamond output
from tho alluvial dlKi;ingn ha re
cently become a aerloUH factor in
world production. It Ih Mated in
the annual report or WarliiRton
.Sinylh, Kecretary for iiiinen and in
diiKtrleii of Houth Africa, who urxes
Koverninent control and certain
limitation.! upon openiiiB new beds
In prevent the Kparkllni? atones be
coiiiIiik no plcntirul that thoy would
no loliKer bo conHlilerud proclouu.
rlarrisburg School Notes
Amity 'J'Icb Junction Team.
FhankHKivlriK i'roKram rjlvon.
Old-l.'aHhloned Tlmo Kntijoyod.
I'uplla lOnnct Countini; Bong.
Governor J. G. Winant of New Hampshire personally led
the search in the woods of the State for Frank G. Fellows,
gunman and jailbrcakcr. Mrs. Jacob Baur, widow of
Chicago millionaire, will seek a seat in Congress as a Re
publican. S. L. Nicholson, of the Westinghouse Company,
has been awarded the James II. McGraw medal for "con
structive thinking in the electrical industry." Miss Helen
It. Innis, of New York City, is the onl,j woman haatinir and
ventilating engineer in the U. S. y
will, h are the Mlern The
pinn will l.e ts'ol.l and black.
liana Li'n'nu wa:i elected Into the
club to take the plnco of Anes
l.'arrlH who waa unable to attend
on account of conflicla.
Ll mnv olhcrt. An the e.u.i
In Dm iduiiy or jmikiihii
Ittftlure. nnw lriiiich. are ii.IiI.mI
lid la Ihlf way the mudenia
I nitnllr foe tho nr. wlh uf the
I.miurt. ny in lima urn
IhllNprarcnn ni:e In reached lite
Irr thoola In all dlrc'llium w ith
udden iniiTim of Briiwtn. riiu
Flelcher. ndvlHer. A parly will bo
Klvcn after llu. Thankii;lvlni va
cant. u.
'riie entire nrchenirn will piny
ul ii han.iurt Klven by the IndlcM
nuilllary nf tho IClkH, on lie-
celllher I-'.
ArralmenienlM are helim linule
jnn Iha wnrk a Klein deal for I fur trliia In Albany and Cm-vnllln,
BttUu. Tlioy huvn tllilled KtiK- "t Ul" tlrt of the new year. Mlm
l.oiiua .iiarniern ivin nnu cniiiKe
Of the bnyN' lllld Mlrli' iUurle(M.
while Andrew l.ttndle.H v.ill direct
the orcheutra.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM LONDON
Two l'atlii-rs of Locarno Pact; Women of Fashion Hail Kc-
of a Victorian Mode; Antitic lluiHt'is Boost l'nces
vival
lib literature from the enrlleat
lillo-Samn wrllliiK" up to Mnr-Im.
Mn. llURh rheae U nf I he heal
I'tehti and aulunltted Iheao In
nmmlltte cnnalatltiK of 1. K.
Irtftrnien. ilrni-lp.-il: Mra. Mario
Etcher, llliriirlnn ; and Mra. Iten
rVl R llrrhe. KliKllall leacher.
'lay arltcteil the prUe wtnnera
I'tnthennea aut.nillteil to tlient.
Elmfr Ttienijiai.n won Ihn flrat
nuMlnnle Klrnk. aecond; und
Ini Kwart, third, llonurable nieu-
1 M given to Albert SVllKllt.
l8maru. mid Theodore Tilli-
Other iludnnta whoae aketch-
m.rlt menilnn are .leaalou Coe,
vMdolyn Fhrpnrd, Jnyco Mulch.
JllSlam qunke. Mao KIciiiIhk, Altn
tnback, Jmiet tiaburni. nml
ly Thotunann. The flral prlr.e
' two tlcliela lu Hie Dinnillllq
Ply lUconil, one ticket to the
iraauc emu play; anil third ii
01 ipplrttH.
.
Two down rhlckena were ulven
''r lut luwniiiy nlKlit to ineni-
0( IhO. Illrie club. 'l lu. ne
oj a a chicken ahiint lu
"h all mrmbera i.r the club
WWnatwi, The lmva wero ill
Kri?W. ,nr'' d'vlalona. bo
L .vbMl "''ootera competed
fo thmiielvea. and the jionrer
J"" onuinif themaeivea. Taruota
"lioi at nnd the boy In each
jwp who mado the hlKheat aeoro
I Tli 4 chli koil.
VP Mtmlien of the elun will
JH" ri""" In the halls toir.l
r""; mnney thua earn nl will
rtnTl. ".I l'yl fo.ih
S-""" Which woro .nurchal luM
JH;r hn heen onlero.l
kjj, Natlnnul Hirin naaocln-
oh,nBl"n'' U- U-
-
Vm .i. ;er; w,ll'11 t'leaenlo.l
woeka by the honor -
'ii.tL' ro" r"""1 Jv'.i' n ii.ik
-iri "v,"'"',, dh-lint that
Hi ...V. '"' """' i I" mil
i '"J? "l0 'I'roctlo.i nr
. Klrtlnv, i,y p K
.ll, principal, at a upecui
aw. ni llVllH'U VV 1 I
NovriniU. o. V
IUhIiimi Wullrr Taylur Kuiiuht
roinpllliK'nii'il thn J1i'm on thn
wnrk I hty uro iIoIiik unil w hat
thiy havo ilniio hi hn actdn-H.-i
In thrin, NoVi-Mlhrr S. 1 1" nf
fcrnt nunct'Mlhmi mi till f Trent
think that tho Jt'n rmiM tli fnr
th rum m unity and Hrhuul. I li
Kpuko iipprulrihiKly If tin? effni't
of llio rluh to hulhl nit uprn air
Kyiiiiiaftlutn ami fa lit that wln'ii a
lul Ih tluini? ttMtut'thlim uxi'ful to
a community. It nlmuhl ho palrim
Ixn hy tho towimpi-ophi ami thn
HtUdMltH an well.
HlMhop Siiiiim-r told tho Htmlonlx
of hl wurlt In L'h.ruK" nm of Juno
Atliiin'H Hull Huumo. uml Innpiri'd
tho rtuh uml uiil it to continui'
Uo Kooil wurk.
MIhm KranroM K. Itukor, homl of
thn Klrlf' phyrdcal oducatlon do-
partiiiont, wiih tlm prlnrlpal Hpouk
or at ii mootliw of tho advlMory
mnmltteo of tho Trl- NuomlH-r
Hhn Hlri'MMod tho hmiortanr
of nroiioi foud. dlnrUHslnir pur
tlriihtilv thn vallio of milk. 1 ho
locturu 1 ono or numerous imh
JortH. oarh of whirl. Ih holnu din
unhoi! ut Mm incetlnK ul inu emu
ml t too.
tiuul-n of hhi
f'JehJl,M on u 1,10 '"HlKiH
Nhi2S!f .:,,(,l0,y- Tlie pur
toliilm,ri .nilnR ll't-tt"nor In
jItly! I,r'V!1- - kOli It
21.4 '"" n nvoniKO
' M'e... ' " r"0m U'.
M,V-' 1,11,1 '"' '
tlhu v?1 '.ill tier cent aim. en.
i " ""nornliio
. I . ..llnil,
a a .
l'wKn.ln?nt "Otno1lto nnd
I Olfcr, na KitK Urorn i...
f'W Town i 1 Nowmnn,
fMM ?,'a.nor'l. ItnHHoll Hrownpi.
SfiMffi?"' Thotniw'WollB,
Th05on Wat, ton oonla.- l
r1 whdVft i 1 10,11,1 tn TIHii'
i' ' '
NWtf,!r,,,rn of 0,0 ox'
ntM ,Vll" han hoon nra.
fTt8 ono hV ' l h0 picture,
jr wm!nl0,,1,n a b,",K
l M ProMdont CooHdKo,
.?,UP tlmiraall. la aiiK
I Teachers Who Travel
A
In Queensland, Australia, the
riopuhitlon In aome parU Ih ho scat
tcred over a vid area that one
.school dintrict romprlwia 60.000
viuaro mlka. The ilupurtment of
duration uttempt to reach every
child with education. It brliiKH
some children lonf? distances to
the school, It reaches aome cacti
two weeks by mall, It provides for
children uf the lark'C campinB pop
ulation hy the camp nchool which
moves nlonur when the campers
move. It does mill more; it sends
17 traveling teachers out with es
pecially built wasons nnd four to
six horses and a boy assistant.
The teacher must be a camp-ox-pert.
a XirHt aid expert, a biack
Minith to keep his team and wagon
in repair, must ford ulmost Impas-
sihio 1-rcHkn. meet many emergen-
cien and even accidents, and board
himself entirely enroute. le aims
to roach each child four times a
von p. nlihoutrh some he can only
reach once. He outlines studies,
nhow the family how to help tho
child with the studies, cneers, en
courages and inspires. In one dis
irh t i ho loacher travels nearly
hundred miles per child visited.
liomla aro so noor that the air
plane Is seriously considered as a
solution or the promem.
HAUItlHBUItCr, Ore., Nov. 20.
( Hpeclal to tho KeKlster) Hlx
toon of the football Hfuul mudo
the trip to Amity Thursday accom
pli n led by Coach Wlllurd. Coren
iin, .Jackson, Moody, Crimed and
Morgan were tho substitutes, two
of whom, Horenson and Jackson,
participated In tho une, Thad A.
Taylor also accompanied the team.
Tho start was rondo at 7:30 and
tho K'HiKi was culled at 1 1 o'clock,
IlarrlsburK's lineup wa Klce, re;
I'orklns, le; Hcott, It; Wayne
Jirock, rt; KflKar Orlmes, tk
Htalp, Ik; Cranun-, c; Karl lirock,
rh; HuHton, Ih; MaiKUth, qb;
Hommorvlllo, fb; The Amity team
scoored in later part of third quar
ter and Huhton of the locals made
a touchdown on the fourth down
on tho one yard line ln tho last
quarter, Hroek, riwht half, fol
lowed with a successfully convert
ed kohI, When time was called
the score stood 7 to 7, tho second
tie of the season for tho home
team. Their opponents employe!
seven subs. A fine dinner was
served at an Amity cafe as tho
compliments of tho Amity team.
This is the last Kamc of tho sea
son in all probability and th
team now has 81) points to 45 of
the opposing teams. Tho record
of tho eight games so far played
Is five victories, two ties, one de
feat, the bent yet mode by a Hnr
risburg high school football team.
Mabel Smith senior, gave a piano
solo Monday morning at f'oach
Wlllard a talk along tho line of
sports.
Oeorgo Tusby. class of '21
visited school Monday. Ho Is now
employed in special teaching.
been III novernl monthn. Their
acknowledgements wcro read ut
the VVeduosduy atudent body n.ret
ig. m
fei inc of tho high school liny:
conHtructed and hung a good
strong dour to thn dressing room
constructed this term under tho
direction of Conch VVUlard.
For opening excretes VV'e'Iuca
day morning Miss Cunnlng'iitm'H
prpl' J-' oyed an anagram gum-.-pupils
enjoyed an anagram game
The four pupils who succeeded ln
making over a hundred smaller
words: Irene Morgan, Viola Coatea,
Doris Fryo and Jonald McArso.
An enjoyable tlmo wan had
Wednesday evening at tho Harris
nchool a few miles southeast from
here when tho teacher, Miss I.ucla
Garner, directed nnd old-fashioned
program of dialogues, song
and speaking pieces. Former
pupils wore especially invited and
welcomed.
Instructor Wlllard returnud to
hU home In layton after tho fcct-i-ail
game at Amity to wjtiI it.'H
thank' giving vacation.
Alice Murphy, Kdlth Bllyen,
Frances Htroda, Wilmn Owen,
drove to Amity for the Thanksgiv
ing football game.
Two Shades of Gray
in Dress Ensemble
Tho coat and dross ensemble in
two shades of gruy Is distinctive
both as to color and rnhrlc, say
tho l)ry Goods Keonomlst. Jo r soy
and kasha aro effectively com
bined ln several tones of tho on
color.
Bleoves are Important and ar
much emphasized by decoration.
Placing the trimming below tho el
bow Is smart and when two mate
rials are used, tho eontrnst effect la
often worked out In thin manner.
Taffeta was given much promi
nence in the rocent Paris nhowltiRj
and It is especially smart when
worked ln some quilted manner. ,
Faille Hat . is Leader
fcr Wear About Town
The fnlllo hat him become very
important, not only for southern
wear, but for linmedinto wear in
town. A smart Kifth Avenuo shop
recently devoted an entire window
to the display of faille hntB In lljrht
gray and tan. The shapes varied
from very small cloRc-fittlnfr ones
with narrow rolling brims to hats
of the silently larger type. A few
were trimmed with lace.
Jlernice Baldwin of the senior
class substituted a few days as
teacher of the I-ancaster nchool
while the regular teacher her
mother. Mrs. S. H. Baldwin, was
attending a recent church conven
tion in Portland.
A thanksgiving program was
given In room 3 as follows: Sickle
song, sixth and seventh grades;
recitations and readings by Edith
llorban. Faye Huston, Metta Lo
well. Irene Morgan; song by
Olenda Wlndblgler; song, lullaby,
by Ida Reese In Indian costume;
recitations hy Jack Cramer, Mag
gie Stroda, Doris Frye and Mildred
Rogers. ,
'
Ten pupils from the second pri
mary visited Miss Drinkard's room
just before recess and sang and
acted an Indian counting song.
The student body has remem
bered Alton Rice and Ftnlcy Mc
clain with flowers lately. Botn
aro former students and have
Triscilla s
Thanksgiving
When Governor Bradley proclaimed the first Thanksgiving Day,
"That wo might after more special manner rejoice together," ha
sent four men into the forest for gamo and fowl and ordered the
best cooks in tho colony to prepare the feast. Among those, and
in charge of the largest kitchen, was Prlscilla, John Alden's future
wife. i
When the feast was well under way, who entered the settlement
other than Chief Massasolt, greatest or all the Indian kings. All
courtesy was shown him; his was a seat of honor. But, more
pleasing to the great chief than anything else was none other than
a dish especially prepared for him by Priscilla, the lovliest maiden
in all the colony. . ' , , , , "" '
That spirit of courtesy mingled In with thanksgiving Is soon to
be renewed In every climate of the world. . '
U. S. NATIONAL :
B A N iC '
Zrfie Bank of Service
EUGENE; LOAN SAVINGS BANK
':5ne Bank for Savings
I.l NI iflN - The I.ocarno sec urity Anclu-Amerirnn limlty might he
Ireatv Tliav ITn down III llimory as Iliri ner icm-h.ch mmuKii me
having two fntliem.
.inn Ani'teii Chaniberluln. the lor'
len itnerolary. Is given Ilie major
re, Ml for having engineered the no-
gollalloiiH which culminated in the
acr. enietil to lie signed in luiiuoh.
lieeelul.er I. In Tartu ami claewneie
the eoiillnelllal newspapers insist
on referring in li.irou ti .mmtiioh,
llrltlah miibassador to Ifcrllu. a.l
Ihu lather or the pact.
I.ord dMhernon Is credited with
having co-oi..raled with the Oer
maii lateMuen III the preliminary
kIiiko ot the security exchanges
I wllh having aiue.i ami urKcu
While In 1. on 1 presence of larKO numbera of Amer
icans In Knglin!i universities.
Oxrord has failed completely to
attract the typo or American stu
dent who was common In the Ger
man universities before tho war,
partly because or the costliness of
an Oxford education and partly
because the university does not
readily give nor highly honor tho
degree of doctor of philosophy so
much prized by the American
teaching profession. -
Of the American students olhcr
than tho Uhodes scholars few re
main at Oxford for the full course
I'haneellor l.ulher. foreign minister i uf three years. Modern Oxford
Slreseniann and other leaders to do I frankly disappointing to many
Ihelr utmost. The l-renen contenu Americans for- it is changing rapidly
hut this Is one or the Hrlllsh dip
loinnl's greatest achievements and
that since It Is completed lie will
relinquish his post after tho formal
slrnlhg and retire to private life.
The l.ieai Trl-V will be ropre
seme. I at the annual state older
I..IVH emilei-enee which Wilt meet
lit McMlunvllle, November -S and
Jl). Although the delegaies nave
not been deflnllely appointed sov-
ornl students hnvn slgniried their
Intention to intend the cnllferenoe
A delegation from I'.ugclio nifcii
school at largo Is also oxpccled
at McMlunvllle.
. a
A very Interesting afternnoii was
spent III Heady hall. Minima...
November SI. by niemiiers oi me
Ornis rluh. The time was spent
In studying and tuning nm
the collection of slurred birds In
the rnology department. Mis.
Delia Keener, the lliiviser, ileum
as Ku'dc,
- -
llnrd work Is being dime by the
dnblltn silliad. thn inomh'Ts "
which lire; llershel Tinker, John
llndds, Herman wnnuri, iiinu
Klcmm, Jessie Wlnchcll, and Mar
garet Kdiuunsnn.
Frank .1. rainier noun ... ...
history department, Is cnacinug
delmtn tills your.
- -
M. Tliilli Penlcn Hugh was
nhsent from school on Friday, . No
vember SO, and the ioiihwiuk ""
day duo to Illness. Mrs. A. I..
i b ...i.ui inie.i ror ner. ..i.e.
Hitch Is nn Instructor In Junior
English.
....,. i,. ,l hv Jose
phlno Ksterly unil .Inncl l ite
enieeinlned "Inter Nml' Ih" I'1" "
..i..i. ... Oielc meeting Inst week
A contest in declining " "
slugod. The prngrnm wns puiini
by Doris lioion jnuv.m...
Norn. Ashlnn. ,
Untnrtiilnment mr me ...
weekly nsseinhly will bo provided
.....n,...l, and Spanish eliibs.
The program is us roll"""; '"'"
.loan McCoy: "La Pit Iniim" h t o
Snnnlsh club tiicnibcrs: gullin
npiii inn v. ,,-.iiil. Peni'son:
ml sic unnco i.j
songs l.y oriico l'urnoit :
"Marseilles" ny in.' " .. i
l.:ilr.abelh Wllmnt. Ool.-n Pel I. n id
vornn Winters have charge of o
Alwavs on the lookout for novelty
i fashions, London's feminine pop
ulation seems lo be pleased by the
revival or a Victorian mode. This
Is the wearing or mittens Instead
ot long sleeved gloves.
Women already have adopted
mittens tor theatre going, and the
nbsclice ol gloved finger tips makes
Hie handling of clgarets loss risky
I him formerly. The modem mit
tens are m.i.le of filmy bice or silk.
In tints thai harmonize with tho
wearer's gown. Many of the more
expensive pairs are of gold or sil
ver thread wllh small precious
stones Interwoven.
Oxford university lia.s only ICS
American stildelllH Ihls year lis
compared Willi 2n3 last year and
I'iiii In in;:.'. Kngllsh educators have
xiiressed d Isa ppoltu tueiil over tins
steady decline In Ihn American on-
rolliiicnt, since iney nan unpen inni
from n small iiuaint town tn a large
and noisy one. The hand of the
llith century fell heavily upon Its
heritage of beauty and atmosphere
and the 20th is no kinder. The
woods and fields that a century
ago lay Just .beyond the college
gates are now laid out in monoton
ous brick suburbs and great Indus
trial plants and In this dull wild
erness of modern buildings the uni
versity stands as a tiny casls of grey
stono and green gardens.
So many American antiinie hunt
ers have carried across the Atlantic
old fashioned Kngllsh copper bed
warmers that the price of these ar
ticles In London has trebled in re
cent months. The Anierlaci scire
upon the warmers as fine tii!i:i.s
to hang behind an open fi.'ivlce cr
to use aii cliciinui rollers or ro;:i
poppers. The ordinary va.':.;;r
about the slz.' of a wish Ir.isin. v. i.ti
a 11.1 and a three fool i-ll 1:e. In
its heydey it was 1'HUd .villi live
charcoal and thruit betiv.w.n (V.
sheets at night lo lake off l lie Cil'l.
These warmers were part i "
equipment of almost every "ll ' I- l
home until tho arrival or t 'e :t. :". '
It .i ..i.. .aaa fa
ir!'"" " '.' . -. . . T" '"I.!
Give Furniture This
Christmas
Desks Are Accept
able For men or women, alike,
you'll find many new ones
here
From $22.50 Up
emu ......- - ...... .,,..
Kronen club milliners ....
11 ins nm lite executive rommlllee
of the Spa'il-h club has clinrBO of
tho program. , , ,
Pins for "Lo ferric Frnnenls"
have been so octed from n.in.. J
?,?bml tod by the yJZZn
hi. The llonlim I" n . "mn"
LARSEN'S
Cleaning & Pressing
Lov Prices
Suits tlry cleaned and pressed, $1.50;
suits snnjrl and pressed 50c; Ladies'
plain dresses dry cleaned and pressed,
$175. Ladies' fancy work cleaning at
greatly reduced prices at
We Call for and Deliver
H. R. LARSEN'S
New Cleaning Plant
27 East Ninth St.
Telephone 1749
Smoking Sets
In every known style, color
and wood. Every home
needs one or more .
$2.35 to $21.00
To brighten up the home something
every member of the household . can
and will enjoy and use for years.
4 4
ingestions"
Art CKests
The most popular gift of
all for girls from 16 to CO.
A big assortment here, all
new and different
$15.00 to $55.00
Davenports
Day Beds
Fireside Chairs
Rockers
Floor, Lamps
Bridge Lamps
Silk Pillows
Table Scarfs
Pictures
Mirrors
End Tables
'"' Davenport Tables
House Desks
Fire Sets
Hugs
Beds and Bedding
Mattresses
Dining Sets
, Breakfast Sets
Ganges
Heaters
Give Telephone Sets
A thing of lasting service
and good taste
- $13.50 and More
Martha "Washington
Sewing Cabinets
Last for years and are a
constant reminder of the
giver's good taste
$18.75 and More
1
Odd Chairs for ,
Comfort
Coxwclls, Fireside and
Rockers, every style nnd
color conihination , .'
$18.50 Up .
Standard Furniture Co.
Heilig Theatre Bldg.
A Small Payment Will Hold Any, Gift Until Christmas
Eugene, Oregon
IIiq r,, "r 'Utr elnn,
"""wnca (ho Ulrdioro
tioui-do-lls orossod by n 6ar on