SECOND SECTION
Pages 9 to 12
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HINDEBttt AS A WHOLE
ofiHilitla Bureau Cites
Certain Abuses
MUCH INTERFERENCE
.1.1. n.....li.n.v
EL, Icrl.it llwuls to
OIW .11...... -
'5 ' ,7Ti wir .l....rt
b."rMM.,.ir,.i Hnirf ronlrol
K" " T.. .i.,.,ii.. oil nntlciim
Krto Imn.ll.. ull nnfluiiul
B!iil u.'r"Prllln
Li. from 1 1""" "lr " . ..
I"" ' .V'......ii.i.la nntloiml
i i. hli mirmitl rMft nmUo
u rilr o( thu biirottu.
M . ..... .....i,...1 aiifiril
K,..i.r,i ii n wlialo. Onn-
atinn'""-",- . ....
Hic' .l,,niirtmniit
ki'mif t iik ovor -."rl;i,,n
Llttratlvo fuririiona i mv
oi mo mini.
I.. ...f" i is ri-iiort cumin-
B11 "... ..IIL.I. t.....n.. I.IIM
Ihit ini mi"'"' ...........
kpeltnt utiirr or ronumr riiiy
Ll (innli ot nil tlio atnloa.
Low thalr lirubh-iiw lliri.uxli
ii i. Muiiiia for any other
itptrliuint to have."
ui convinced, mo '
M, "that wiiiixi uuairn.ua
bpmno in1" i. "..".
. ...II t. BAr.-Ail U-hfttl
Mir, mllltla bureau, ihnll have.
JllH fUliy (IMIIWII ny run -
II not bv law, nntl lio uor-
i .....fIha Ihoni. My 6X-
Lt IMili nio to 11,0 c"lc,u
Illiit It (tin national Biiiinl)
i r mrntn anpronrls-
TMl WOUlrt riniiipmu
L. .hlfh now nppnura to lip
(itnl In tho rnnuliir nriny to
tllKt tint monoy uaou mr inn
itiunri or io national Kiiuru
Lin. titan from funila ninoa-
rar the auiori 01 mo rugumr
Hmtml In HIk liitla
U my (Irm convletlnji. imaml
SUICIDES IN LOWLANDS
ARE FAR MORE FREQUENT
CMMVIP. AMI -.NVIIl(iNMi:.NT
KACTOItH IV (iUKMANY
Itcitliim with I'mnoiiiiivd CluuiKua
of HiiiiMiim It.vunU limit,
cut NumlK-r or KiiIcMi'm
(Corieatmiiiloiirn i,r Hi. Aai. H.I...I I'too)
IIKItl.lN ClIiMiillr cnmllilona
mill imtiii'ul mirniiiMiiimiii nro pic.
dlnpimlllK fniliirn In nululilvn Dm
Merlin TiiKol.luit linn r.ninit.
Ill liritnr In untlllillnh iiiillicnllc
milrlilo Htul IhI lm In (li.rinnny, tlm
iiiiwhiiiiimt nnnhiiiMi Hi., cninnlin.
tlmiH of ii iiiiinl nf (rnvi.rniiii.nl
biiii.iiun. rouuli tni; In imvunil ihtu
llnr illHulnnnrcH.
noKlnim v.llh n prnnniiiiriMt
oliitntti. nT ni'itHtii! ifrnriliMl ttii
irr..ili.Kt nninlii.r nr mil.l.li'H nml
IIiIm wrin Klv.'ti iih mi', i.r th.. r.'ii
hi.iiw wliy wlf .I'-ki riu l 1. .11 wiih iii'.ri'
J c i J 1 1 1 1 1 r In I'.Milrnl 1 : 1 1 r -1 I . . 1 1 1 ; , ii
of Hit. r.Klri.ini. noi l Jii rn i nli !..-
nr In thn ti'iiiitrii.
Allltll.ln iiIm.i ni).'ni'(.(1 tn ilnv n
Mtltlllflcflltt villi., Ihi. minlvM'M
(iIiiiwimI. nuli'liti.n In tin. ,,wlinnli
b.'lnlt fnr in.iro fiMiiiint limn In
tlio llliiUnlnlnK.
In (lorniiinv. Atiin'l'iv nnil 1'iiok
diiv w.r niiiHiiu iiiis'n. tbnuKli
vnniiMi fri'iiui-nily kIiuwi'iI n in-...
ili.llfilliin fur Hun. Iir. Mimt hiiI
clilna i.tMMlrr.'il nt nli:lit unit "nilniirH
wrtH tlio fnvi.rltn uri-in. fur thn ni'tM,
A Hlnrtllnir ..ri'..itni;M (if mil
olilt.ii won rt-rnrilMt iiinuni; iltviirri'il
p p r n o n h. .'n..rnllv nntwiklirr,
rtitintrlnl wIMi n liltrh Hrtli rntc rn.
(Mifdt.tl inurh fuvvur huIcIiIch thun
otlmrn.
Mnntnl ilornnKt.nifnf , nnil not
d!rnpiiiln(nifnt In bvt wni ititi
prtnrtt.nl cnnno of Rt'lf-il'-Mlrui'tltm.
MENDICANTS WAX FAT
uo.MK iii:;(ii:iis aiuimi crrvs
ItK'IIKST CITI.DNS
(f'orrf ifin.ti.l.'ii .if llic A"rlnlMl l'fp.
IIDMIC Tlit piiKro hiivo fouiiil
tlmt ninny nf tht. i.rr.m nml luitwl
piitlivtlti niipt'iirlinr Miri'i-t Im-kki'I'ii
ar Hoiiit. i.f tho rhy'n miiihi
titiult'tit clltKi-nH tirtiluil lliu wuIIh
tif tht'lr Iiiiiih'h.
(Inn "f thrmi HK.'ll IIMMHlli'tintlt
witii ir-nri'lii-it nml IiIh int I t
Nhnwn tn t'lililntn iibnut $:tu tiH imi.
liny'H rftN'IptH. Ainiilt.'r li.'KKnr
wim fullnil tn lit n pn.prli'l"- nf
ilwi'lllim InillK.'it. nnntlifr nn owner
of u Itv.'ry tttulii. Hint linniiti'it
t.vi'rul liniHt'H nml t'nri'linri'H. ti
ln Miwrtcnro nnil cloiis mudy. in,,,r ,lt unurimm lim it, nnil n
nia ino ciiioi. ii.... ... " ""I Urti win n rriiiiiont. r or mm "i
ptrmlltiil to nilinlnliitor tlio (h(1 01( ii i n I 'h must i-xpcnilvo
n of tho mllltla biirouu, na 1 tlt m-unlx In lb" nvonliiK".
vl wu eiiltt.nil.lctl by IH (,. Snni'i.1. pnlMli-il nn.l nilH
init In hnvo lllinillorl t 10 ..... .. ....... .. u .n,..i u..,l.
fapriallona In bin own wuy In-1 l)t,ny m.. ninx't of In-art full-
urn. 1IIM nouv wnit Kill inn -.i "ii"
umi'nimoiilnUKlY by tnrntilnoLrn
nml biirli.il In Hio public oenieli-ry
for tlio ilfKlltuif. It n Inter
limrnnil Hint Sum-Hi wna n int'inbor
nf olio of tho inimt noblo of I'lnr
01111110 fitmllleit, nnil tbnt h" boro
tllti llllllltllttf title nf eollllt.
lofMnit bound by tho notions
ItKtrcliry of war, wnit-n nc-
wttt DiiM'On rooonimvntut
il Ihi nmral itnff, a atranutli
h,m could linvn boon rnuuliod
malntalnod throURhuut Hie
1 1)11 anil 1920.
Ht to th ronlrlctlona plncod
i It by hlnhor nulborlly, the
It burtau wan furcod to atop
hi rtcomltlon of now unlta,
(ttt reerultmont, nnd roduco tlio
lbr of armory tlrllli. thua lonv-
h eouldorablo unuaod bulunce
b&ii whlh wai npproprlntnd
lit conirtii for ibuo ipocinc
wu." ,
timl nickartli comt.lntneil
prtMnt war department policy
tlnductlnr oxamlnntluni for
H officora In tho itunrd only
nllTwui "a real Inluittoo" ba
ll It kont varnnelna nnnn ffi
(ihi and waa not In lim-mony
w prompt promotion for rofr
iillciri. He alio duplorod otbor
iriiKM" to tho guurd dovolop-
i ma aaaoti :
Il Qualified to ripruk ' . .
llltOtKlah In l.n un.lnralnn.l
fniimnlnir tho wliolo wur do-
ImtntDollcy tla It rnlntA In IIia
fnilniird, for I lru 1 am too
til-mlniled to do that. Ai t
'"tiny exporlenra durlnif nno
f II t mimltA A .1.. A
Ijynt nnoral atnff, four yoara
r-. iiiiima nuronu, onit 43
"I 01 COntlnnniia nnllufl t.nilAMi.1
( "rvlco, I frol quallflod to
( n thla itibjoct.
li much to priilno and
r-'-u. c y nnin. in nnm nhin
"Ur, inlmniiiiv n.wi
Miment mint buv no placo
.fntlortukhiK. which
buvii nearly annrovnl. .
lltlllUrm MlPn.llrl.. n- tl.
hjnnt ot the ,0 , to pro
P that thorn Ml... li t.a 1......1
Hr-recoiriilzi.ii national nuuril
PJ nratnlNion In tlio fodcrnl
wuiiii.iinBiuu .in uiu
F rewrvo corpn. ,
tetctti"ls' ''"'nnimond
C11,! nbollMhlnit tho tltlo
...!" "" onronit, and iiatoad
..;'" law mi iu to mako
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, ORE., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925
NUMBER 47
Chief of Bureau of Insular
Affairs Gives Review
PHILIPPINES
'DEATH VALLEY' SCOTTY
DESERTS GOLD NUGGETS
IIUCOMKH MOIIK l''AMOUS VOIt
, FltUIT I'ltODL'OTS
Ilia Itiinilicm lnri-nio Iro(Iiicc
Moat All Vurlellcti of Flga,
(JniIM-K, Kid., I'nr JCxifllciico
llitnninl Tinilo (invilt-r Than In
Anv I'revloiiH v,.,. ul0
Jlltilnry of tlm Ilnnil
(I i.rr..i.,i,.l,.,,rn r II,., Amii'liili.it rMi)
WAHIIINtiTdN. 'I'lio minimi ro
poil of Ibn ehler of till. Inireull of
limiiliir iiffnlrB, niude public ('Hon,
ilfliilleil rlinniM In Hllptiort of llM
mnloineiit Hint In lh,. Vlillllplm-a,
I'orln llli'O nml Knnln lluiiihiiro.
(C(.rrci..inilfrira of lilt. Ailonlated Prom!
TONOI'AII. Wultor Hcott. bottor
DDnOhrnri. ueiiin vnney ncoiiy,
rnUorungl 18 buciinilnK almoHt on I'umuui for
uio prouunia or nifl unnencro in
ferno, near Clrnpevlno canyon In
Denlh Valley,-Cull fornlu, nn ho wan
n few yenra niro for tlin KOliI nu
Kiita be illMiilnyetl no luvlnbly and
iiiinlo nuch n mynlcry of. .
.Inbn fi. Klrchen, Nevada mining
ninn. Iiiih vlnlted Bcotly'H ranch
"down In the bottom of tho world."
"Meolly," na!d Klrchen, "In na
niueh n niviilery nil ever, lie In
priiiliicInK hilK" tiunntltin of (tua.
iilipleft, pearn, peaehea mid Krntir-a,
Hie y.-nr eiiillnir June :tn. i',aT, wnn Ibn lutter of iinnuriianHliikr rjuullty.
uperlty and (;enc.rnl ad-
7"
10
"CHARLESTON" SPURNED
CHA.I' ciin-s vux.u sum i.iiru
I-ltOM HOMANS
(Corrfil.enitfnro i.f thft AlwoclMnl rrfi1
HOMK Itiimo ban turned n cold
uhoulder to the "rhurlcston."
Jnax dnnelim to tho tune of wn.l
Inff aaxophoneH nnd crnblnn trap
drlltna of Ainerlcanli'.eil bnndn loin!
henn In viikuo in-n-. -..
bltioa" nuinbeik hnvo nnu uu-ii
devoteea. Hut nn) mi' "
Kyrntlonn of tho latent ninem
diinco nro cnnaldercd jum n on.
too much. ... i.
Tlm "Chnrteaton." therefnro. In
nlmnat unknown In Homoa tbree
ciibiireta, nllhiiuKii it i o uu.-i
ly aeon nn the ilunce flnnia of Inriso
hotela pntronlaed by AinerleunH.
All crrorta to mrmim. ..n
larlty ninonu the unman .m-v
mot with the objection tbnt li
populm- ndoptlon would repienent
ton uront a relaxation In the trn
dltlonnl dlRtiliv 'l"e ltnmo '" the
homo of Hie i-upui y.
Mcxli'o I'limi Modern lllKliwnyx
Mexico la pbinnlnk' n neiles ni
mndnrn hlifhwnya. unn -
pon""a will lie niei euiii.". .'.
mianllno tnx of a cenlny.m on t be
litre (about ll renin on f-"
A innln niKiiwiiy ui
Mexico f'ltv t" the Aiuelli:ill Irt-
l.nreilo, pmisinK nn.
Monlerey, san i.iu
llr. mil. , ,"'" "onroiiii-y
(tart hv iaV" " "lcc,nc,u
tin.... n . '
fhi h... "'"m nervon nn ch or
lk.fcU '0r 1,11 b,lt two dl'V
Ort thri .i r "" oron oy ma
hnia.j' .".ii inc l (inn ma r-
Lf". the lirnannt nhlnf
RS Hammond'
C u ml "ieUnrtlH
fct. J.8mmn"l mado no rof
hlnth. ,!J'l"'ioaanr, connlu-
K work-'doni" bj
FNnfi.i . "'"oininonniitloiw
Mono if ih r0Hit for mod-
' tho i" ""'"ocogniunn pot
k '....""Wflmohl nn to now
a...:"1, part e.uiiiHu i. n.
fitoni ..ii1?"." '! tho tour Rttiird
tho Ti.. . ln l,'l ro.
' ' Wi. 1,;MMI"1 (Mlchb
!fliin1:l",co!l"), tho Thirty.
O.i.. """in I. tin til. .. ... .i.
17'! anil the " ""i-y-oveniu
r,". Now i.. ".ly-iiiuriu iinow
1 ..... fWHOy lllld l)el,.,i.l
f m for ll "h 11,0 r
h Qn.;r,ln.1rmi""l nppronrlu.
lht man mmonrt Polntod
mi.."y art ole iJne.l i
l,0M fnri,,.,-i. u.. .VII"
a."""
f'llt
now
uartl
-,w,..n im.iuia 1.U
foriniti-it. u.. .i.. ...
. ..... t g UJI luu Yiai
"a niirpiun war
. """I US nhnrnre.il
rtth." nPPrnnrlniinn. ,h
I lll...lllWt KrUtlfvlnm.l
'rDav hc1.0"',0 approprln-
ono of pr
viinriuiiciit
M:iJnr eiftUTHl Fnink Mrlntyrn,
who n(;ticl the n-port, mild thn ox-!
It-ninl ini.li. of (hu I'lilllppiiifH wuh '
In iiimniliy "irr-'iitcp Hum In nny
im-vioUH ynip In I he hln(ory of tho
imurii.M. M(:inrfil hi vitluc. Iiow
'vit, hn totitl wuh If-HH I linn in
l'.'2U, 'hif (d tlm lilirhcr prlroH of
tlmt year. Thn tolal of linporta
.itnl cxportH iiiiiotiiitod to $243,000.
Ooo, w hich, tin Miiiti'd, wuh only cx
rpixlfrl In 1!i20. wlirn tho total win
$30,fi(i0.000. Of tlx. ImportH ap
Iinixliiiiih'ly do por cont citmo from
llif llnitcil HtntcH nnd of tho ex
port npproxltunU'ly 70 per cont
nurio to the Unite., HtateH. Thli
viiitcH hut KllKhtly from tho nor-
inni.
"Thn moHt Blriklnff feature," tho
report coiitlnueil. "In the Kre:it de
velopment In (ho production of
cenlrlliu'iil HiiKiir, duo to the, com
piiraMvi'ly recent const ruction of
ii ntimhcr Of modern uf,ur nillla In
thn IriJundH. Tho eHtlmated pro
duction of cenlrlfuKnl- KiiKnr for
Die mi i kii r year IHLM-lTi was 4S3.000
met rlc on. It is lntero(inf? to
noli that or this production thin
year, the cent rain financed nnd
practically owned by tho Philippine
national hank produced 1 7.1,000
I nun; America ti -own ml centra In,
tr.fi. nori; .Spanish, 102,000, nnd Fil
ipino, fi 1,000.
"Krotu one point of view the bank
centra U and t ho l-'i li pi nn. owned
central!, should he combined, an tho
controLof Ihei'c contra la In In Kill
pino rrJuids. The KOtfreKatlon ii
nijHb' because of thn fact that tho
nlralH financed by tho. bank may
regarded im having been fi
nanced from the proceeds of l'hll
Ippluc Kiivernmeut honda Kold'in tho
Tnllcd Stale."
l'ortn Htco I'orucM Ahead
Of I'rnto Kico, (Jcneral Mclntyro
mid: "There was evldenco of ma
terial proKieMR In every !f l.ld. ,oC
Kitvorti mental nnd private activity.
Tlm inoftl notlceablo ffovornni.ciit
proKreH.n uiim In the croctmn of
ueceaH.'iry public bulldlnpH and tho
cxlennton of the aplnndid lilfihwav
Hy."tem of the Inland.
"Tlio nerlnuH iirnblcm la the ex-
i cchh population. To a nlittht extent
this Ih buinK met ny tno Kruuuni
development nf siiuill fnduntrles in
tlm island. Thero 1, howover, no
noticeable lncreoae ln tho depar
ture of emiKTanta from tho laland."
Administration of the customs
recelverhlp In tho Dominican He
public aaid General Mclntyro, Is
"HtronK In tho goodwill of tho
people, and la performing effic
iently tho duties Itnpouud upon it."
lie added;
"Thero is, perhaps, no example
In hlfUory of a work of this kind
being carried on with so little fric
tion. Tho credit for tho succesa of
tho recelvorshfp la duo almost ex
clusively to tho personnel employed
and to tho direction given In its
oriraniKatlon. Tho avoldanco ot
friction and efficient operation of
tho aervice, which have been tlio
outstanding marks of tho receiver
ship, could he entirely destro-'od by
a tew careless selections to mi tno
very few positions held by Amer
icans, 1
"It should bo noted thnt not tho
lenwt of the accomplishments of the
receivership has been tho gradual
replacement of American personnel
by Dominicans, until today tho
nutiiber or Americans is reduced to
the
Mn treated ua royally, talked a lot
and told us nothing."
Hcolty still inalsta that he ha
the rlehoHt gold mint in tho world
Hornowhcro In tho reeeaae'i of the
c:lninfW valley. When he attracted
fiuoh w'do attention with his nug
gets, ho iiover revealed their
origin.
"It's too hot nnd too much work
to dig gold." he now contends, "It's
lota morn fun to rntno peaehea nnd
look after my airing of sixty
mules,"
Reotty's ranch has nmnzed old
timers. The land "had been con
aldored irredeemuhlo.
MINORS SEEK MATRIMONY
HOYS OP 17 wkdhkd to
WIDOWS WITH (llIU)IU:Xi
T -ON DON", Thorn nre ninny 15
year-old English girls married to
widowers who hnve children of
their own who sometimes ore no
younger than their llttlo step
moiher. There are hoys of 17
wedded to widows with children
scarcely Icrs Juvenllo than their
step-father.
This was brought out in a survey
made in connection with putting
into effect a new net requiring tho
consent or parents to tho marriago
of minora. It also was shown
I hero are more than 05,000 litis
hands ami wives In Kngland an 'I
Walea under 21. Of these, 3. 000
Were hoys and girls in their
'teens.
. These minora. It wan stated,
marry at the ratio nf one out of
every 30 glrls'between tho ages of
1 r nnd 20. and nno out of every
10 boys of the same age group.
CHINATOWN AND FAMED
PLAZA SOON TO VANISH
hOH ANGIXKK OIJAItTKR TO HE
IIAIJD AT ONCE
Tun Are Within Arcu of tr.0,000,-
000 Civic Center nnd ltail
Termliuil Project
jJCorrfupori'lonco of tho Anoolalod Pro)
amjkIKH iOB Angeiea'
Chinatown and celebrated Plaza,
each rich in colorful history of tho
curly day a, nro facing destruction
oh the hund o; progreea moves on
ward.
Tho two nro within the forty
blocks whero $50,000,000 will ho
opoiit on a civic center and union
railroad terminnl, tlio plana Cor
which call for demolition of vir
tually all buildings now standing
and reconstruct 'on ao aa to Con
form in l.1 chlto- tural design,
1 1 was on tho P! a.a that the
Mexican governor. Kelfpo I)e Neve,
founded J1 Pueblo le isoustra
Kcnoni Do Heyno T.os Angeles,''
Beptemher 4, 1781. It was tho
acone of tho marriago of Pio Pico,
Cnllfornla'a famoun Mexican governor.
Jlere it vr:ia that tho official
SUIT REVEALS ALLEGED
LOVE AFFAIR OF RULER
Frederick the Great Involved
In Clandestine Case
HUGE ESTATE IN COURTS
I hid Illicit We Tangle With MuMc
EMkuImMIi Damn, BciuiUful
DaugiiteiJ of Mcrcluint
ditfiii fi
noo qf I
(Corronpondftnoo qf the ABfloloted Prens)
BE RUN A hundred and sixty
year-old legal battle, revealing an
alleged clandestine love affair of
King Frederick the Oreat and In
volving an estate valued at $37,
500,000, in approaching final -decision
In Germany's highest courts.
Tho claimant Is Arno von Fred
ersdorff, while the defendants are
descendants or the historical char
acter. Marie Elizabeth Daum,
document wan read making Loa ( beautiful daughter of a Potsdam
FRENCH HUMOR HOLDING
SWAY IN LATIN QUARTER
GLITTER, OP FOLLIES BER
GEJiE MISSING IN CABINET
Lack of Display Mado up in Bug
gestivoiioss of Luioh of
Monologue and Song
(Corrciipondence of the Annoclnted Presii)
PARIS Htars may come and go
and abscurity in so far an tourists
are concernod may continue, but
tho gay Latin quarter cabarets re
main the same as of old.
All the glitter and splendor of
the FollleB Bergere and other
great music halls, which are filled
with Americana anxious to see
Paris at its full height of naught!
neao, are missing In the Latin
quarter shows.
But what they lack in the way
of slightly clad dancers, the cab
arets make up In tho suggestive
ness of lines In many of the songs
and monologues. The humor, how--ever,
is lost on listeners without a
thorough knowledge of French,
and It is for this reason that
tourists seldom find their way
here.
Resembling somewhat tho Fly-
Nellie Taylor Ross Fears No
Extremist Action
IS AMUSED- BY QUERIES-
Finds Men ami Women Moved By
Snmo Lovo or Country nnd '
Entertaining Saino Hopes ;,
(Corrpponrtnra of tlm AbhocIMikI proud) '
CHBYENNE, Wyo. Governor
Nellie Taylor Rosa of Wyoming.
who Is rounding out her initial
year as the first woman governor
In the United States, does not be
lieve that with the vigorous en-'
trance of women into politics will
come "an irresistible urge to ex
ercise their newly-found power in
some strange and novel way,
threatening Ijavoc to the body po
litic." In response to a request from'
(Continued on page 1 2, column 4) (Continued on page 12, col. 3) (Continued on page 12, column 4) (Continued on page 12, col. 3
CURED PRINCE'S MALADY
FOUESTEKS POUND HIS BACK
TO STOP LVMBAGO
der at
Victor u.
Potosi and Gonzales.
(rorrcftpondence or the Anaorlnter! Fr?NiO
CO 1 !C N I I AG EN K 1 n g C h rl stta n
of Denmark has a novel way of
curing lumbago.
While ho and King Gustaf of
Sweden were hunting elk with
Prince Charles, the latter suffered
an attack. King Christian immedi
ately ordered one of tho foresters
to hnmrnon nwny with clenched
fists at the small of the prince's
back.
Prince Chnrles howled 'with pain
but after a drubbing lasting ten
minutes admitted tho, lumbago had
lifted.
"I had my revenge," said the
prince. "I managed to pot two elk
that day while Christian did not
even get a chance of blazing away
a singlo shot." '
ga nled as a compllanco with tho
terms of the treaty establishing
tho receivership."
Artificial flowers nro worn very
large. Huge chrysanthemums tho
pinned to the shoulder, just a bit
back off the shoulder. These al
ways match tho dress.
tton nnd emulation of skilled
workmanship," said Supt. . I. I.
Cammack. "We nre showing tho
pupils, the desirability of engaging
in the trades and, at the same
time, giving them nn oppoVtunltv
in vocational elnsses to discover
tho trades lor which they are best
equipped."
Passengers Die Asleep in Telescoped Train
Two
Shed n! J, in a heavX fotr.. Manjr of the
; passengers wevo killed ill. theje bort- , - r - -- --- i ;
r
SKILLED TRADES TAUGHT
SCHOOLS ADVANCE ARTS FOR
DOMJ1STIO WEAD
KANSAS CIT1" Working on the
theory, that when a discouraged
man returns homo after a day's
employment for which ho is not
fitted his depression engulfs the
house-hold, Kansas City schools
are popularizing the skilled trades.
"Wo are instilling in tho minds
limit that could fairly bo re- of the children a proper apprecla-
Annual Qlearance and Qhristmas Sale
Goats, Dress es, Millinery
1 JLJr M. VUU VO
An Event Eagerly Awaited by Hu ndreds of Women for Miles Around
1
This high-grade stock
Coats. Dresses, Hats
will be offered at
Unprecedented .
Savings
We Urge Early Attendance
While Stocks Are at
Their Best.
COATS
42i
'95
Values to $24.75
Group No. 1
Tailored Coats in good
styles, heather mixtures
exceptional values.
COATS
. 24s ;.
Values to $39. 75
Group No. 3
Coats with fur collars and
fur trimming. Smart tail
ored models. Soft pile,
lustrosa and other fine
fabrics. .
The season's smartest styles,
best colors and choicest fabrics-will
be found in this,
sale, offered in time for
many months of wear.
COATS
Values to $29.75
Group No. 2 :
Dress or Tailored Coats
in pleasing array of clever
styles and fabrics. , N',
COATS
29
Values to $45.50
Group No. 4
Coats for matron or miss,
wonderful values in the'
most desirable styles and
fabrics. Black and col-
COATS 39n .
Values to $55.75
Group No. 5 Wonderful Coat values: try; season's
newest styles. In smart furred coats in dress. and im
ported sport models. ,
COATS 49h
Values to $69.75
Group No. 6 Exclusive, styles, in the most wanted
fabrics with fine fur or tailored collars including the
well-known Printzess models.
All Our Finest Coats up to $1 25 Reduced in the Same Way
DRESSES FOR EVERY OCCASION
Afternoon Dresses
Evening Dresses
Dresses, $9.95
Values to $19.75
Group No. 1
good collection of
priced about
sport
half.
A
dresses
Dresses for. school, business pr
street wear.
Dresses, $16.95
Values to $29.75
i . Group No. 3
Dresses for 'all occasions. Sat
ins, mirrolccn, twills, and other
fine materials. Plenty of
blacks, navy and colors.
Street Dresses
, Party Frocks '
Dresses, $12.95
Values to $25.00
Group No. 2
A big' assortment to choose
from in silks, twills, flannels,
etc. Cleverly trimmed. Sizes
for everybody. .
Dresses, $19.75
Values to $35.00
Group No. 4 - ,
Wonder values in this group of
dresses in Jhc season's most
wanted materials. Georgette,
satin, inirrolcen, twills, etc.
Dresses, $24.75
Values to $39.75
- Group No. 5
Navy, black and colors.
Dresses of the finest
materials, iu nice selec
tion of clever styles.
Satins, mirrrolcen, bro
caded silks and twills.
Dresses, $29.75
Values to 49.75
Group No. 6
Remarkable values at
prices that in somo '
instances do not cover ;
the cost of material. A
clearance of our pres
ent . stocks of fine
dresses.
Final Clearance of All Millinery
Hats, $3.95
Values to $12.75
Sport Hats, Dress Hats
Hats of velvets, metallic,
' volour and .silk. Never
values like these. Every"
hat a smart style.
Christmas Gifts
At a Saving
Silk Underwear Hosiery
Bags Umbrellas
Handkerchiefs Sweaters
Hats, $4.95
Values to $16.50
The best millinery values
ever offered. - Pattern
Hats-cvcry type every
style. Dress Hats, Sport
Hats, Dinner Hats.
Correct Apparel for Women
Willamette at Ninth Avenue
Exclusive Model
Hats, $7.95
Values to $20.00
A marvelous showing of
pattern hats from well
known makers. : Hats of
the finest materialsde
signed by the cleverest
artists.