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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY, DEC 19, 1925
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aa aoonoclaaa Mauar
Pabltahaa- awry mernlnt axoapt atottdar.
Offloat Kuliur Block. Wlllamatta.
Rndnflii Mutton
Addraaa All cammunltatlona and maka all
ramlltaacui parabla la Tba Raalatar
PttbllablDff Company.
la ortartnt chanta of adaraaa, nbaorlk
. ara ahould alvuri llva old mm wall mm
n.w addraaa.
Eaatrrn Bnalnraai Office
Cfcarlaa bl Millar, Ill ntth Avaoua, Haw
Tork Cut; W. r. Stock wall, raopla'a
Oaa Building. Chicago.
Hornliut IWteter
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Dallaarad kr CarrlaK 1
Dallrarad br OaarlaT.
.'
. all aaootha ilk
advaocal a.ta
Dallrarad kr Cartlar, ut vaar (Ik
a4vata) ..J......... .
Dallrarad by Mall la Ia Count?
ana yaar ,
OyUlda Laaa Ooaaty (In advance). .
Sunday Register
Oaa yaar by Mail (In adranoa) . . .11.11
TVl.ii ASSOCIATED PUSSa
LXASKD WIRB SERVICE
Tba Aanoelatad Praaa la aieluatvaU an
tltlad to tba oaa tor publication at all
aawa dtapatchaa oradltad to It or not
Uarwlna eradltad In tkla Bapar, and
alao tba local nawa poouanaa naraia.
All rtvkta or paDucauoa h api
dlapatcbaa b train ara alao raaarvad.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. IKS
COLONEL MITCHEXIj
Ara new Item, Colonel Mitchell'
conviction And .sentence . by , the
court partial bejore which he has
been on trial for Insubordination Is
not worth the place given It on the
front, page. - by practically .every
newspaper, In'Amerlca. Tho front
pago ia supposed 'to be reserved for
startling ' news, and Colonel Mit
chell's fate Is not new, at all. for it
has been confidently expected by
everyone.
When an Individual unit in the
military system so far forgets him
self as to criticise the system itself,
he Is done for. The underlying
theory of military organization Is
that, a superior can do no wrong,
and according to this theory the
inferior who criticises a superior
has committed a heinous sin and
must be punished. The merit of
are times whon' S0'mlle sn hour V
a reckless speed and other time
when a speed of 40 miles Is not
dangerous. It is control ot the car
that matters, and It ought to bo
possible to work out a system of
regulating of speed that would b
flexible, enough to take car of
varying conditions ot traffic.
The investigation of F. C. Dram.
well by the stato banking tioard
brought out day before yesterday
the vague and indifferent statement
that "somewhere in Oregon" a
bank Is In trouble.. As a result of
this hasy story, every community In
the state Is wondering if its finan
cial Institutions are sound. When
an Individual spreads a false rumor
about a bank he gets Into trouble.
Apparently It Is different In thn
fcW'ot-Wff'oYficlrfrs. -!'
Senator Col. Bleas wants an In
vestigation of the use of liquor at
foreign embassies in Washington.
It might not be a bad Idea It at the
same time they would investigate
its use by senators and representa
tives.
The mayor ot a town in Denmark
proposes to set the hour tor the
sun to set. He has confidence in
himself, all right, but can he set
the hour for his son to rise and get
away with It?
That story from up Idaho way
about a salesman who does a thriv
ing business in fake gold bricks in
dicates that the world Is getting no
wiser fast. '
If You Can't Sleep, Seek
the Causa
Insomnia May Lend to Hiokon
Health, But This Can Bo
Avoided by Cleaning up tho
Intestinal Tract.
ny nivAi, s. cor R land, u n.
(Cnl'iM Kutfx nnltr fvm Nwr Y.trkl
r'oimrr tviitmuah.itor ( Health
New York City
Not long ago 1 rend this editorial
In n great nowHimper:
"Who cn tell when nerves le-
sotmtta thnt she
took her life tho
other day. 1
"The psycho
logy of nervei
nimws the dl
reuso of herv.
oiisnosj, to he a
rtimulnttvo lutil
atly. unci among
some people
when it becomes
too great Ufa Is
eaBraBBnnns)aa como rruyo.l
.Ji that life l not
J '!V. l worth living
itVtV. l "Mr"- rlor.
iLJWi '''lered o
V J nervous by In-
preslilont, 11 Her sald.i nnd ctm
In the Krtat by (.Ixorga T, Mleklo,
iructlon work will begin in Jan
uary. a a a
Slule hunliuK und fishing II
rennes for nro now un snlo
iluotiKhiiut UroKim by spurUim
Ktoxla dvnlei a, I ho alitta immo nml
(iah coininlHaiou anuouneea, und
already a number uf next year's II
rvnse linvo been burned, us the
111 'J 5 lleeusea vxptro I'eoainbor 51.
Tcxky'i Radio Profram
BBOYMIOOPrXM
not worth living.'
It Is Indeed true thnt continued
loss of sleep has so wrought upon
many a mind that Jn desperation
suicide has been attempted. In
somnia mm resulted In many deaths
oi tm son.
It is bad enough to be kept
awuke when you are dying for
sleep. But to He In bed. hour aftor
hour, longing and praying for sleep,
and tillable (a get a slngio wink, is
terrible beyond worU.
It may be that we nctunlly re
quire le.su i.l-ep than we think we
mist have. There la nn doubt hahlt
has a lot to do with It. If you nret
IWa rVnltlrta Ttoroushvllt Ihe ,
. Country Tonialii
( 00 p. m WKI I3lt.ll Philadel
phia, ttrantte ll.talerr proaram.
t il p. lit. WO V tJl. aclienee
IriIv. Pbllharniunlc aytnphtmy, alao
VHl WJK.
I JO p. in vu OOl.ll I'hllaJ.l
phla. Otra. "Lin-la."
I ll p. m WIlllM (tl. (.'klrasa.
rollege prosrani. WNYO I3I
New York. Annual Uhiner ' 1'eim,
aiH-lety.
30 p. m KSIl (lit. II SI, Loiila.
Ht. Lmlla Mympbony im-heelra. W r A A
T.l imnaa, aioeari ennrai riuo.
1:30 p. 111. WOIIK llll.ll New
York. ldoa-ow Art Uuelral aludto
presram.
rnr YVr( NMllona Hllent Tonliht
CrAC, KfHA, KI.X. Kl'SN, KWMC
10:00 p. m. St. l'rancls orchei-
KCW IMHtaiMl I9I.K
8:00 p. m. Dinner concert.,
:00 p. m. Diinre nnislo (3
Harry T. Saint, of Seattle, wants
a place on the shipping board.
Doesn't he know that the shipping
board is no place for a saint?
Early Days In Eug-ene I
(From the Morning Register,
December 19, 190a)
The city council last nle-ht flro
the city tax levy at six mills.
C. R. Van Duyn. who haa been
Kl'l Iam Aiunlnal(IT
5:3U p. m. Matinee program;
vest pocket concert.
7:00 p. in. Quartet; . Stark
Sisters.
8:0n p. m. Examiner program.
9:00 p. ni. Soprano; baritone;
tenor. 1
10;00 p. m. Packard radio club.
lt:0 p. m. Midnight frollo (t
hours).
. K(; onUiiiiii tsi.s
4:00 p. m. Hotel St. Francis or
chestra. S:00 p. m. "Sport Review."
S:10 ii. in. Olefl chili' vncnllKtH:
in me rouiury. away iroiu tue city : alrlnc tinnrtet.
uie wnn wnicn you nre taiiiiiiar.
you find yourself sleeping more j tra.
nours man is your regular practice.
After a few weeks of this life, a
return to the city with Its later
hours, necessitates another tram- hour)
inir. 1-or several nights you find! Ktl.l L An-pltw III.V3
6JH p. m. Penler program.
i ur r.n,.uu!. nuitwrr. inerr 7:30 p.m. Speclnl program.
is a niinlniiim which must be met' 10:30 p. in. Hickman's orches.
to avoid disaster l-'or myself. I tra. . , ,
am sure I need eight hours. Von j il:3n p. m. Tlniea Tern Cnta.
may need nine. Another may get KJIt K"ntic .11 4
on with fl.-e or six hours. :So p. m. Studio program (14
You ic.-all the old saying abouU hours).
the hours of sleep: , X Hollywood llfl.B
Nature require, six. custom takes- 7:oo p. m. Insect tnlk; organ
Kim concert.
l arinew nine and wickedness : 00 p. m. Feature program.
e'V'n- , . J 10:00 p. m. Ray West's orches-
sonii folks sleep too much. A; tra '
fev .r the hours usually spent I.i, m;0o . m. Hollywood nights
11 nughi better be used (or er-i j hours)
"'Vf,- v , v . KOA Denrr-r 123 4
If I should choose for you. how-1 S;,n p. m. Siiper-Rvncopators.
r,eK 1 80Uld "dJV'"e, 0Ve,r "leep'rBl :00 p. m. Wurtsbach'a orchea
rather than undersleeplng. Tho ira
nervous system and tho heart neod, KPO tan Fmnriam tin
opportunity for recuperation I 6:30 o. m. States Resinurant r.
i 1 I
Tho Junction City Times is" out
Ulth a rhrWtm. urtltinn thnt lit UiffiOUlt tO KOOll UWake till Q1?V?ii
I J.a . w-j...- a Wr lt,Mi Ol'lOl-K.
w a .a trmi tu sujgtju) a low n. .! r.
Kelson knows bow to do thesi
things wcli.
AT TIIK TIIKATHKN TlHIAY
MrltDtmUt lt tUy. t'Mitthiuoui, I lo
lt l iv mi HttrttUt iU Vrth(' fli-t
Pntittiuiuitl Mcfutt. "A Moll n( Ml
Kitttinr," Mill tlftt in n tit Allitum. vt R
iuh wlto fouint ttttMffl( unit r Rirl who
hnwf Itor liiiin, III ItlfmlM I'ttit ttt liVAtt'
r liy Hwol litv, Wurnrr litlr aht
ttrtytttttitit HrtlUtiii l.ltivit IUiitllitn t'ttni
tV. "Krutnul," m (ttotur itnirit(tt ll
mtilti; tiifatuiV un "WVlifinil Wtrkl)1"
uf BUttt'ttltl itiw uvenU; KrrtitK tt, I.
Aictttmtvr, wUttrtl t tlm Vtirhtnrr. hi
tnuu' tiilitB to tti il.iui mt tli
urMttft,
i'tiinlnir "T.i ro Ihot Thrill.' Willi
llrrt l.)-4n Mix) Viol hnn; (Veil II. D
Mill' "Th WtM.ltrttf Hon." wlltt !.
irlv Jiy; HvitiitMU. Intiy In 'VHrr
ii i Hlrntiilit Ahn.liM II, 1 Vttwr,
"Tlirti Hnmv Ntil." "rartmiUtr
coiitritj, with AlWrlA Vnuilin.
Hpx--I.I y, riutlltiUMu 1 to l.;S
: lUrry riv hi llml lUrlo'i
Th Mall rtatn tlulrh." tru ra.
ntm o( th Wl, Kittti.trtt fttmt iti
rntmiu nuiliiir'R tttiwl, "Th Iti vt of Mott
Oiilch." rvnti til UttvA by ti y dvtli
it Aiiitrh nit tttui; llrnny t.dntl'
nrw rtyinaj riiii," rimiy by Hm
fteiimnn; iititrnaUtnl Nwa Rvont
It iuU't Bt-f(Mnt4inlnint.
(,-nmiiiK "Rv'i ' I.4.vr." with
trn Hah. llrl l,yill hi.. CUr Ilw;
Nttrmnn Krry Mn, VUtftnU VhIII In
"Th I'rtv (if (tir." Mnnt lltu In
(iinn Aiiry. ' with l'ty Ituth Mil
lr, Hon Tuf.-Hi ml t.uulp Kttitltt.
a
Il-Mllir Ow4n liivii' Ntw Torlt mat
Mtu-u, "lnyttim'," hrnlltl hy vj
who ht it a th fiirMnat ruml
tirntim m IHtlur. Willi it Ur raal
hPAtlftl by rhrlr tltiirki Jitrtto. U-.l
ItvlUmy. Xt.RU I'm, tull rntn nml
jn A ova at; rttltof TrAlUI: Ualh
n ur tnttt(r lHU(h hit
in iiatuntcti lltmymoin," VnUm
mum "Kntucky rrtl;" Th
nn-,1-nt mrinr. - Jurkl CmiRan In
"ia 't4th,' ,ot, TH4fn. ltM t.y.
t-H. A I nt lttitMn. Krmnk IC..n.n '
K.al Lynn.' I' ..lira. mni 'n
nn ciiik in 'jH'tll IJp;' Itimnn Nn,,,,
in "Tit Wl.l-lniMn-fi.'- fU Tur if
I.-.' with !.!, t hny an, Nnrt.
Hhtrr: It-ittjr nutnai-r ii.i,tnihi .t
hi Nw Yr' Irvine Ullcl:
hiub nml IMII tnuit ihdwi. Hbi( u
Mantvlt nl runuwtny troa.t nhww).
Hnl uf Ttmnb
WV with It. i-Mirro mr rwt ntiitrl.
,lim "inrrm httk to our mny
frtrrt.l who .Mv ... Bn-ftu.ly vn.
inhuitMl i.. tit im uur hum ,1.
v. ri r j- i its,
K. n.t UIIM. E. 3. UtJNTKU
ti fHHly,
Mil. an.l M1IS. NKU. KAt t.ll AIIKH
nml Untlly.
C'nril or Ttinnka
Kindly rrrpt our hs.rtrlt thank
for th many iprJun of arm pa thy
In our hour i-f sorrow, in the u of
our nun ana brother.
MKH. AUKI.IK tVO.H
anl rhllttrrn.
the
which ihe sleeping state frtven. On hAie..
iil-?,i,U b.tter.i n2' 1O:0 P- . Coaktey's CablrlnnJ.
HERBS
fSeml fur Krxri IUukl
SUNSET HERB AND
PRODUCTS CO.
Motlfunl, Orcttmi
mum oe pumsnea. in. meru wjpendlnr the .ummer and fall at extra amount of sleep than to rob. houJ)'
the criticism enters negligently. If Blue river, assisting Olen O. Pow- your body of Its period of relaia- ,ou
at all. Into the Issue. The offense 'f?'n hl store has returned to tho tlon and recreation.
lies In the presumption which leads j
a subordinate to criticise his su
perior, and as such It must be punished.
Jrmm.nJXhL '"a",y 'its GEN. LI IS VICTORIOUS
Royal Arch chapter of the Ma-'ducea all the .lirn. of whn n" -nil'
eons elected officers as follows: "nervousness." if long continued FES TC I1KIANO FOIMTKS AT
George O. Toran, high priest: 8. it may lead to daneeroua results.
S. Spender, king: Darwin Bristow, If you cannot sleep find out what
A for Colonel Mitchell he 1. do. V" V, " UI"unl' treasurer: . is wrong wnn you. 1 nere IS always
As for colonel Mltcneu. he Is do-( j p RoblMon secretary: George a physical, basis for this distressing
YAXGSTC REPVXSF.D
(Br The Aaaselatad Praaal .
1 n v I in v Tiy- ,i ru..Hri i
Ing no worrying. He la moderately O'B DeBar captain of the hosts, avmntbm- Th nuui iikniv muu i. rhlna-l.lni "ivii fkU.U
well off in thia -world's goods, and TrhaPPOntlye officer,, are: Robert acute or chronic dyspepsia. Intes. province. Is reported In a dlaimfch
cu n m ' gooas, ana McMurphy. P. S.: George Norrls.'tlnal fermentatlon.ronsilpailon.fall- to tho Dnily Mull to have repulsed
so suspension from the army R. A. C: T. D. Heneill, master of ure of kidney elimination these the forces of Keng Vu Kslang In a
means nothing to him. . He knows 1 the third veil: S. R. Mosher. master are the likely causes. new battle on tho Yangstu front
bevond all doubt that four-fiftha . l?e ",c0Pd J,ell: William Wills, Eating too much, eating tho today. Keng. who heads the na
beyond all doubt that four-fifths i master ot tne tlnt vell- wrong things, eating too fast one tlonal noonlos army, la an id tn h..
' of these practices will probably ex- suffered serious loss. I
J. Merger nas- purchased the plain the development of the dl- The Mail's ill.nnir-h from
Refuse Service Co.
All kinds or rrfuxn cut.
lend and iIIsimmmhI .if.
Telephone 2232-R
IXIHCI'KMIKNT (2AKA(iI3
M t-'lttli Avcntio U'et
of the population of the country Is
with him, and that knowledge re
moves the sting from the reprimand
he has received.
Besides, he la in good company.
The man who Invented gunpowder
waa laughed to scorn by the mili
tary authorities of his day. The
use of Ironclads was regarded as a
preposterous , suggestion by the
naval chiefs of the time. The
tendency of all established mill
tary organizations i toward slavish
dependence upon the weapons with
which they are familiar and upon
the use of which their own import
ance depends. ; .Colonel Mitchell
and nia demand for more - prom
inonce for aircraft In the national
defense are no exception lo ' this
long established rule.
,
AS TO SPEED LOUTS
The Washington legislature haa
roceived and is considering a bill to
raise the speed limit on the high
way from 30 mile an .hour to IS.
. The bill, incidentally, embodies the
excellent feature of the existing
Oregon law which establishes a
maximum limit In cities and towns
All those who travel beyond the
boundaries of Oregon will - hopa
that Washington, along with other
states, adopts this excellent plan.
Nothing can be more annoying to
tho tourist and In these days we
are all potential tourists than a
speed limit that varies in every
town entered.
As to the higher speed limit, it in
this writer's Judgment that Wash
ington should adopt it and hat
(Oregon at the rirtit-:tpportunity
lehould 'follow th lead 'of ' Wash
'ingtoh and California.' Thirty-five
miles an hour Is not an excessive
spied as modern roads and modern
machlnoa go. ' ' ,
There la much complaint of dis
regard ot traffic laws, and the com
plaint la justified. People are la.
mentably careless In this regard.
But a epoed limit ot SO mlloa an
hour la provocative of disregard of
law. Present day automobiles ara
built to travel much faster than
that, and common aonse tells the
driver that on an open road 80
miles an hour is no more dangerous
than 80. So he la tempted to break
the law, and when lie break it In
one way other .violations come
easier.
Asa Vattet at W' a' hard in i
fast ipeed limit is not the most
a teasonabla method ef-rrmaUag
safety. At everyone knows, there
Words Often BOsnaed: Don't mnv
"I started to read." Say "began."
Often .31tepruaoDJiocd: Regatta.
Pronounce tho c as in "he," the
first ar as in "at," a as in "ask,"
accent on second syllable.
orten tllsepdlod: Conscientious.
Synonyms: Kxpedlte, push, shove,
thrust, urge, promote, drive, Impel.
Word Study t "Use a word three
times and It Is yours." Let us In
crease our vacabulary by master
ing one word each day. Today's
rword: Cogitate; to meditate; to de
vise or pian. -Me cogitated for
many weeks before deciding to
leave.,"
N. C. Christiansen place four miles gestlve disorder which In its turn front by way of Peking says that
west of the city. Mr. Berger has produces the Insomnia. Kor the Oeneral Keng. in an attemnt to
rented the place to his brother-in
law, lenry Nurre.
Hugo Bezdek. football coach and
physical director at the university,
has been called east on account of
the Illness of his father.
Mrs. Charles H. Fisher went to
Roseburg yesterday to spend the
holidays with friends.
H. L. Bibbs has taken over the
Palms restaurant and has renamed
it the Theatre cafe.
your sleeplessness and get rid of hr.
t-nprn.nl i:. ny
X&wapapar FV&ture Karvlr. Inc.
Briefs of Oregon Life
Daily Lesson In English
Br W. Ia. Gordon
- 4)
STOUT CO. BUYS
LARGE TRACT Or
SI L SLAW TLMBEIt
(Continued from page one)
have either shipped their logs to
Coos Bay or to the smaller mills on
the Sluslaw. Along with the sale of
tho boom property goes tho franch
ise held by stcrrot and iiovoy to
operate on tho Sluslaw and its
tributaries.
Sturrct and Hov-cy acquired these
timber lands from individual owners,-
many of them holding only
small tracts. Most of It is adjacent
to the main river and all of it can
easily be logged, said Mr. Bean.
Moro Land May Be Bought
'The tract is checker-boarded by
Oregon and California railroad
grant lands, which rovcrted to the
government a number ot years ago.
The railway company In tho early
days waa granted every other sec
tion ot timbor as a bonus for
building its lino between Oregon
and California. While no informa
tion la given out on the subject,
it Is natural to presume that tho
Stout company will acquire this
land, thus practically doubling its
holdings as the government owns
an acreage approximately similar
in extent to the tracts Just bought.
' Puzzlo Dovotco Kills Self
NEW YORK, Doc. 18. Angorod
becuuso his bride of 17 months
would not help him solvo a cross
word puzzle, Theodora Koerner,
an ardent devotee of the pastime,
seriously wounded her and killed
hlmeolf. ,
Bend Haa Snow
BEND, Ore., Deo. 18. Snow
which began falling early In the
evening, had reached a depth of
an Inch at 11 o'clock.. This is the
first snowfall of any consequence
this season,- previous ..light falls of
snow having molted almost as fast
as it fell. . ... . .
sake of your mental health and crush General Li's forces In that
iiiyit-ai wennre rinu tne cause of region opened a heavy bombard-;
infill inursuny evening, it con-i
tlnued until midnight, when liiti-nse
cold compelled a hnlt. j
This morning Feng continued -his
assault but the Chlhll troops re-!
puisca nun witn heavy losses. Four
trains of wounded have been sent
to various hospitals In Peking and
elsewhere. Feng employed three
armored trains.' commanded by
Russinn officers.
Relnforcomontff for Feng have
reached Vanlsu. the dispatch adds.
all armed with Russian rifles and
Russian bayonets and quantities of
Russian light artillery and mor
tars also have arrived.
J. J. Aldred, Lockport. N. Y.,
linen manufacturer, is to be of
fered the mo,nni:emcnt of the new
Oregon Linen Mills, Inc., accord
ing to action taken at a nieetinir
I of the board of directors of tho
new corporation In Hliloni Thurs
day. T. B. Kay. state trcaauror,
and president of the corporation,
was authorized to enter Into nego
tiations with Aldred.
a a
Fanned by a high wind, a grass
and tule fire Thursday afternoon
swept across tho territory hotween
the Shasta View Lumber company
and tho Kwuuna and Big Lakes
plants in Klamath and gavo rlso to
a wide-spread report that one of
Ihe above mills was on fire,
a a a
A Portland " girl, whose con
science apparently was stimulated
by conversion has sent a check to
8. Director of Salem covering the
cost of articles which she said she
stole from his department storo in
Dallas two years ago.
. a a a
Plans for cutabllshment of a
kraft paper mill In conjunction
with tho Mlrklc lumber mill on
Xorth Portland harbor wore an
nounced Thursday by A. W. Miller,
vice-president and manager of the
company. Arrangements for fin
ancing the project wcro completed
MOTHERS
AND THBIB CHILDREN
4
Tain Covered Fnoos
One Mother Says:
Our little girl Is very fond of
nreaa ana nutter nnd jam. It
seemed to me that her llttlo face
nnd dress roceived moro Jam than
her mouth. To eliminate this, I
spread tho slice of bread In the
usual way, then cut It Into tiny
squares and placode few at a time
on her tray. It saves mo many
laundorlngs of her froeks and Is
more sanitary am( convenient for
Widow Axks Damages
flly Th AaaadalFfl Praaa)
Mc.UIVNVILI.K. Ore., Dec. 18.
Damages of S7500 are asked of
J. H. Trent by Matilda Hamlin of
I'ortlnnn. administratrix of tho es
tate of Frank B. Hamlin, tn a suit
filed in circuit court hern. Ham
lin died rerently ns a result of
gunshot wounds received at the
hands of Trent, who was sentenced
to soven years In Ihe state peni
tentiary and fined 15000 for manslaughter.
Repair.. Your Car
ON OUR NEW
Installment Plan
INDEPENDENT
GARAGE
81 Fifth Avenue. Went
Phono 11232-lt
Traffic) Accident Injure Five
(Mr Tba Aaaoolatad Praaa)
RALKM. Ore.. Dec. 18. Five
persons wore fatally injured in
automobile .arcidenta In tho slnto
of Oregon during -the month 'of
November. T. A. Hnffnlv. chief of
the state motor vebiclo department,
reported today. Four of tho deaths
ocnurred In the. city of Portland.
During tho month mzi persons wore
Injured In automobile accidents.
Four fli'lilrmi llunusl
lllr Tha Anaoclaloi! I'rr-M) .
1IOLDKN, Muss., Dec. 18. Four
children of Mr. nnd Mrs. .John
Hoey woro burned to dcuth' early
today In the Hoey homes on Chap
el stroot. Mrs. Hoey, her father, a
hired man and three other child
ren onenped. Mr. Hoey had Just
left his home. .
Dread Prion II lit W
(fly The Asamlatcit Praia) '
PARIS, Dec. IS. Thn people of
Paris will havn to pay tho highest
price yet charged for bread nflor
Decomher 20. It wns announced to
day that from that data the prlco
would bo three coins a pound.
Turkey Shoot
Big Amorlcan Legion aviation
flold traps, Sunday, December 20.
12-10-2
EiDcrt Cleaning and Premlna
Suits made to measure. Terminal
Cleaners, Phone 11(0,
u-iii-i mo,
Lutellus Woods tunes and re-
pairs pianos, player pianos. Phone
172D-X. m-ia-i mo,
For next SO days pnoue M89-L.
J. B. Cudd. Painting Contractor,
11-29-1 mo.
0. B. F. Hlckox, piano tuner.
Phone 1S2I-J, or . Morris Music
House. ' ll-.-tl
INSURE WITH HKNRY TROMP
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
OUR
75c Sunday Dinner
Music by tho Vagabond
from 6 to 9 P. M.
Ye Towne
Shoppe
Qjjainner
"Lunch
could not ht
as7v-Coco&-
and Deticious
Chocolate Cake
BAKER'S
CoCOa and
Chocolate
Delightful foods and
beverages of high qual
ity, pure and healthful.
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.
EuaMlilxil 170
Poroheeter, Msaa.
MOHTRIAI. CaNAIIA
I Boatyft a Choc fUcipri wis . i
I.-.
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"Money
savtnff
s a - - - - v m-a-nr-aa-a.i
The Origin and Oper
ation ofSkaggs
Stores
This la nn age of frank spi'ttlilng
mid open dealing both socliilly
nnd rilniiiiert'lally, Wo are nccus
louied nowaday to tlmeit calmly lo
the free dlctiastii of aoi-lul sub
jects uhlt'lt only a few years ago
were taboo. Likewise, biislueaa
' men of today am hei-iimlitg more
und itiiiro nt'cuiittiiiit'd to taking the
public Into their confident' and III
rei-iigulilun ot a public rulrmtiuled
mx iiiiiny of the things which
were formerly regarded as "biisl
neHS secrets" are now freely mndo
ciiiniiiun property In order Hint tho
whole bualtiess structure may ben
efit and the problem of econoiiilctil
distribution be brought that inui-h
ueiirer lo Its final solution. Herein
It I again driiuiniitrateil that s.-tf-IninrnMl
la llm ImaiH nf nil cotiatrue-
tle action, Kor the continued ex
istence nf the prvaent ayatmu of
(ii) dlatrlliiillou Is dependent solely up.
on Us ability to prove to thn pubtlo
that It Ih the moat loult-itl nnd
economical system that Is possible
to devise.
Ilprutisa the welfare of tho Na
tion is Inteparubln from ilia pros
perity and well-being of Its people,
It la the right even the duly of
every responsible t-ltlaen to knuw
something of thn profits which
business organisation, who elect
to deal In tho necessities of life,
tuko III proportion to thn servlco
they render. Therefore, while per
. Imp. a bit unusual. It Is entirety
cunaiatent and proper that cunt-ems
like Skaggs storea should
frankly tell thn public bow much
profit they make and for tho ake
uf unprejudiced coiitparlaou how
much profit other stores make.
In dealing with latlaltrn It U
well tu reitieinber-ln fairness to
nil ronreriied that their value Is
of .normally relative rather than
abaoluie and that frequently then
grenteat value Ilea III their ability
In Indicate progress or lack of
progro toward a desired end. .
For n number of years the Hu
reau of IliiNltieas itosoareh of the
tlraduat Wchotil of Uualnou Ail
luliilairailon. Harvard Utiivorslty,
has conducted an Intensive survey
and study of the operating ex.
ponies and, prof Its of reinll-arocnry--stores
throughout the nation. The
reaults of this survey have been
compiled and anniysed by expert
statisticians and each year A litii-
leiln Is Issued containing the Infor
mation and ronrltialonn thus ob
tained. It Is Important to remem
ber that these surveys cover the
entlro country nnd every ort of
grocery store. They tm-ludo rash
stores as well as credit stores,
stores In small towns nnd large,
cities and slnres which rater to
either rush or credit trade doing
about an equal amount of both
kinds of bualneas. Therefore, In
making comparlaons, Hkugit stores
, nro compared to both cash and
credit stores throughout tho coun
try. The figures for 1JSS, compiled
by this bureau, showed 471 stores
reporting and that their average
grovs profit was 19.1 per cent ot
sales. They turned their stocks an
average of 10 limes a year. For
tho same period tho average gross
profit in Hkuggs stores was 18.09
a fraction over 18 per cent nnd the
stocks wore turned 16 tunes a year,
showing unsaying to tho publlo of
more than 81 per cent of gross
profits or ALMOST A THIRD.
For 19S4 with 645 stores of all
rlunn-K reporting the sales aver
aging ill per cent credit and 39 per
cent cash tho avorago gross profit
was shown as 19.8 per cent with nn
.avorago turnover of 10 times, the,
samo as the year befnro. For the '
same period gross profits In Sknggs '
nui-n n.riu i,n ll.T I'Ulll IIIIU Ilia
, trti ,i
niunn wen. uiriimi 111' limes. Ullt,
tho fnce ot these figures, thoso.'
who dealt with Hkaggs stores paid
approximately 30 pur cent less In
gross profits than did thosa who
traded elsewhere. Our 192G sales
will approximate (3n,nnfl,ooo which
with a like proportionate publlo
saving will excoed H.MtO.OOO for
tho ycur.
As was pointed out nbovo the
greatest vnluti of statistics lies In
their ability to Inillcata a trond.
Kkuggs storos uro proud ot tho dol
lars and cciils savings Indicated In
tho figures shown wo ure proud
of tho percenlagmi and all that sort ,
of thing but wo aro oven mora
proud of thn spirit ot tho organisa
tion which this showing Indicates '
itho wllllngnosH of employees to
, muke the amount of work to be
domx each day constitute a dny'.t
work lo ollmlnato tvasto and to
muko It possible tor us tn show a -very
satisfactory not profit In
spite ot tho vory low margin ot
gross profit on which wo opurnto.
It Is this unity nt spirit thin
loyalty and intelligence which
helps mako thn aticccHsfttl opera
tion of our moro limn 800 storos
possible. i:' -j ,,- :
(Next week "Making tin Inter-
estlng nnd Profitable (Inmo Out of
A Common and Lowly Vocation."
3d storey
Saturday Feature!
2Se
i
i45c
.11,
35c
25c
Potatoes, No. I grade, 8 lbs :
ORANGES, our 35c grade!
' 2 dozen
CABBAGE, in 50-lb. lots, lb.'
CRANBERRIES, fancy Mo'
Farlins, 2 pounds ,
DATES, new crops- well
cleaned, 2 pounds ......
Skaggs Butter
I pound
2 pounds . . .
Pure Cane Sugar
I U pounds . -a.'.SSe
(Limit 10 pounds)
lOU pound sack $5.85
I Ins I'ru-e ih IX- liclnw the ivliohsalc list
ami is fjtiiitl fur tmlay unly.
..49c
97c
FARINA, our best grade
9 pound bag 55c
GRAHAM FLOUR, coarse or
fine, 9 pound bag , ,49c
PURE COUN TRY SORGHUM,
5 pound tin ,69c
SKAGGS TWIN BREAD, ,
Put in our case steaming hot 3 timet dtilr
per loaf , . . 15c
DATES, pitted in glassine
packages 23c
LAYER FIGS. I -lb. bricks ... .We
CANDIES
UV in. iirnml of our catnlic. W.niti.ul, tpaiWinj
delicious confections the best in every way that.
can be produced. Triced so reasonably, too.)
Sunday cliool and scIum.I committees can secure,
even lower prices on uautitr purchases. ;
SATIN' MIXED, small piece, brik'ltt ,,
colored, 5 pounds
CHRISTMAS MIXKO. larKc pieces of many
shapes and colors, S pounds -
FRENCH HAND MADE HON HONS,
5 pounds
HAND DUTED C IIOCOl.ATKS-tlie
trrentcst camlv value we have ever til
fered, 5 pound box
.Me'.
3 we iiiivt
assorted flavors ... '
. . e! Clt,
W Urire Everyone to diiqp.wj i
4' So We Can Serve You Better
Meats
We will help you buy your Chnst
mas gifts the big saving on your
meats vvill convince you. ,'
U..S. INSPECTED
" " 12ic
Pot Roasts jqc
Short Ribs 'jyc
Rump '
KAfi v crn VEAL
miu. nn
Leg Roasts C
Rump Roasts - - - j
SMOKED MEATS
Lean Sugar Cured Lorn
Backs
Lean Bacon Strips
Fancy Breakfast Bacon
i--ti3
. . 35c
..271c
. .371c
CHAMBERS MARKET
Jazz Dance
Saturday, Dec. 19
Music by
AVENDLING PIRATES
Donna, Ore.
Your Printing
IS
Vff entlnir nml Protllnhlo (Inmo Out of I t ' , jT
A Common and Lowly Vocation." I 1 Z-vyvT- &x2"'
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