Morning register., December 27, 1925, Image 13

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MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1925
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I THE Impor.i4i.co of I ho arc nnoiy
1 loom, Inrirer "a t ho ciiaoii nl
ntcf. Thfm In, It nnpourn. u
U (or ovoryllilnit ilim uil.ln in
U prlcli"n I hn liillol. Tlior
I pUrn fur ovnrjf dnllill tthtr.i
for (ho tioroHiairy rM? of thn
rtMtnble. Anil onn lilitNt I.ar'i
Uk diflnllo art of n.l.lliiir in tho
miranro th air gf complete (In
aliuil rliarm.
Tb III t lo mtorlnllv Iiiiii wliii h
fjeoruh aloiiR tho Aviuin nml In
lit minri iilnriw In I'nrln nro fin.
nrini Jowoiint ntlorniiionlii fur t lie
mum, ami comfort rIvIiik nr.
(twin (or tin, itnyiliuo.
rrora uio onriy lioura of tho
wain, whrti thr hoinlulr ri I r-.
Mull are rnllarlnl, In thr. rni.il
uon o( a luiay itav. limn. nr In.
nerl,le Imio IIiIiikk wlili-h rro-
ilin r.l l awcaliTi of warmth ninl
iirlKt'liilily.
'I'lio ai'iirf, loo. dliarnH JtH roiu-fort-Klvllilt
qinillllia with nil c-lfcr.
tho air of mimrliipfa nml la n apt
n lio lirllllmit In li.ru- na It Ik .,,1,1
111 Iri'titincnt. Ono of Ihp iH.woNt
m iirla Inn l onn In Uio lark iiii, tlc.i
ilni-ily iiliiinl Hi,, noi'k.
I'iiri nro not nnly now. hut
vory IntrliruliiK. Thiy limy hr
foiiml In liny iiroiiurllona, or In
ourli Iiiikii (lluiotiNlonH n.H to ri'MlMll.
Mi. Uio ovitiiIkIii liuir. Tli. liirm r
tho ljiir, iho luoro uiH'iil It riir-ri-a
for llio iluylliuo niipoiinmri:.
whllo for ovi'iilhK Iho inoilo alromd'a
tho npiioiil of tho niniill iuirnu or
nnlty. Tin. fiivoluio tiiirdo ro
Itiullia iniiihir nil, I Ik hlKly ili-ror.
titr.l nml rnnii'ii In nil tho lirlllliiut
ninl Ji wola whlrh Kllllor nro fa-von-il
ln a m'iimoii wlmro hrillhui(;o
li'iula In chic. Tho hrucolcta anil
mi-hhiri's which aro men most
aniartly nro notcil for tho flue
wiirkinunHhln u well na tho In
trinsic valuu of the Rom.
Th( Jcui'lcil hoadilroMH la com
Init Into lis own. now that th.'
nioilc iloiuiinila u more formal line
aliout tho luail. llamlcaux unil
wlniri'il cffocia nro iiarllcularly not
cil In tho formal moilc.
Tho Jcwclcl fan la n fa.Hhlon
conceit which Is hclliK atronKly fa
vnriil, whllo tho JownloJ vnnltj
offorrt n poimlar molhoil of Inlrn
ilucini; hnllhincc to tho formal ap
licaranco. r'orliino Griffith, who la aeon In
hor latest Hint aucceas, aelucta her
acccanorica lor tho hottra of tho
day with markoil intcrcat anil I
Mhatlca that thn ulnli. niml,. ill..
ll alntiMlihnrs or clcmuu o all, I 'llirhla III.
try of ilotnlt, j Jnwola nro takinir ft placo of Itn- alwnya notcil for a amart and cor
'int. tllorn nrfl Ilin n.i.,tp(n. ,r.rli.iti. It, II... ......I.. I..- .. ....11.. l..lul.n ..
Thru comprlao. In mliliilon to tho
BJIUur and r.nuforlal.lo top coal.
11 which IlKhtly fits tho hr:i.l.
'"'I ' color nml ilnali. aoft pull-
llovoa of tlooaliln or aucilo In
Oltlt tOIIA M lr.M.1 ...
, .. ,,.,,H, ,,-i i, ,
Jplri win, tho onaoii or tho ;
liojo of hurmonliiiiK huo nml I
nimrn hoota which inako fur cum. J
W ;M well na atylo. Ami Iho1
WtHtlbook hut I In. .,..!. i
iT V r l"lilinila inilcli
""Ml, for Ihoro nro Inntiruor
lylM which iloiiolo Ha now-
INFANT DEATH RATE SHOWS A DROP
Kc)nrt tm Maternal Mortality Discloses That High I'cr
ceiitajic1 (if Losses Are Due to l'reventablc Causes
J l"1"1" 0,"ni """ 'or twoo.lr
4 Joiiioapuna. for knliloil anltr
W talhrlKKOn frorka. Tho hat
mica er0,iipnf lMlt ,OVonioiu
dny au)i-lnllai. In aiiinrt lim a
U) u.ually foni rllH ,,,;
".. "'" rol'(iy hill l. nila II
"rnbio ''"rly W"' to "10 ",orl
'Thn ancle Jacket, or wlnillironk
1,''"'' n" B PoriimiiiMK aporla
"Ofy. In all thn l.rllllnnt fall
5mo.lV. V" ,h0 ,mt"1
JWouaolIko k-rnya. tho wlmlliroak-
ni horamo Iho aouann'a fnvorllo
V"r w-rith. The knlli.il
?l.'. f nc oira Imul Iho.n
.fn.pPrf5,',.l' lo colorful
Ikitt l.nf "l0 Ill,lm" PnttTn or
rl.n,''1.r,mrl """IK"- of irll.ca of
fur "w''tni-. of cnurao, alriiKRlei
lha l r?"""'y I'm "Porta woihl.
irn ii . i",10 Uu'K"i "t tho North.
countrloa i.ro colorfully. rouo-
Mr? Beauty Not EtscMial
to Re Charm
v,rV Pnpiilnr Vyomon Onlal.ino
Prolly ono rtocaimo llotui
loa Aro Itimporod Until Thoy
"vo (Irowi) Soltlah.
n,,,-,, PnPHhir womon nro not
IS I't"1! nn,l wlml In Iho
lir!ii.. 1,,,rl"P It In hocnuao Iho
i,iyn,", hiivo hud ovoryll.lni,'
"7" nml In.lnlont.
thn..1"" who nro luipnlar n.o
,o who nro nwoot In iiuinnnr,
K!" '" ",lr"' """' lvo
IM kl"(1- '" aynipnihclic.
" Iniotoalott In tho nffnlra t.r
inn i !rht'y nltnln n vlvnclty
"J rnn.iy ,vll whch ,, trom
H,,l'.lMK thomaolvoa Mr Iho
whi t nt "thorn. Tho women
b it, i"w ihy eiim.ot win frlomlH
Miynlonl (ipponrnneo, nrn
"wo llkoly to oxort UioiiHolvoa li
in.,1. .0,n oihorwlao. Thov nro lca
Wrrarlhio"'1 ",ko ","ro '" '"
PoPMlnp wnniMi nro not
S. "VUvo- '''hn prnetleo of then'
flu. . 1 Hinlltlon l.oeuiiioa ro
hl. In tholP. wholo holnK. nml
ShT S"mn 'o ' pnwioaa n, ehnini
a, n nutlntoa from Iho limliln.
'''"ny tlilnir nbmit It, tool If
J"." 'Ho hnat ot frloniln who nil
.f thon,, "D ym, (llink urn. A.
'"p..!',,',,,yi" tlie.V vlH replv.
Pretty? Why, I never ' lliMmhl
Wot that. Blio'a lovoly."
Kxaminntliin of marly column
infama ami preschool clill.lrcn at
I'll.."!.',.. chlh.)ii'alth conlcri'iucM
ilnrli.K lh fiHcnl year tvli ami
llU.'i waa rcporlcil tu Iho chll
ilrcn'a h.irciu if the l H. ilciart
mciit uf laliiir liy atiilca co-uiiorat-Imt
umlcr Iho fcilcral matcrnlly
niil liil, ml net, in- illng to n
ai.iii'i.icnt n.i.'U' piihllc.
I'urty-lhree atatea ninl Hawaii
aro co-npeiatitiK llluler tl.la net.
which pniyiili'i feileial ol, I for iho
prnmollon of tho wcirnro of
miilhera nml hi.lilca, Vorim.nl,
Lotllalalla nml lih.nle Islanil hay
iiih noccpleil ihiiii.K Iho flacal year
11125. Slalca nnl co-iiiela(lliK are
('"linccth'tll, llllnola, Kal.saa.
Maine, nml Mnaaacll.laelta. Tho
chlhli-en'a hureau inaili' pllhlie tu
ilny an nnli'lnl report cuyerll.ff
the alato nccompllthl.icnia liiiill.h"
1U24. toxelher will., pi'i'llminaiy
flKlirea for lu.r..
These f.Ktnea ah"W thn'. -ililloi.
tu tho examination of
liahlca nml yollIlK chlhhen lit the
i hilil-henllh conlereiice. innlern-
ti.fiiiiry nrllvilloa ilurlni!
ri '4 ami l'.i-'S Inclmleil Iho l.olil
ll.K of H.flf.9 prem.lnl ronlcrencea ,
altemleil hy npprn:.iimiieiy
women. chisHi-a for nililwlvoa will,
a (..ml altenih.nce of approximate;
h- 40 1)00. iho holillm.' of mothers
c'lnraca with hn i nih.neo of more
Ihnn 163. (UIO nioll.era, nivl '", ""
p nltntlon of over rn.Mi "11(1 e
mo.h-ra" elnasca. The nun lo r uf
chlht-health eenloia rslalillahei
waa 1 7(1(1: iho niimher ft pienalul
A'hSn'een.cra nte for Vol,
hahlea." the rel'i.l l atntea. ilefoi la
fronuontlv fnun.l hleh rcnulro
. I hofore tho rl lil Mr
io K'nln ft ninxliiimii f I'hyni
I ueaa I'el'eela moat frenuenlly
enci'.iileroil nro refrneilvo err.
1 " even. ..nao.pl.a.yiiRei.l
row ha -inn nlmorimiMUea. ,-r h, -
..entH or instifnelenelea,
...l... malnutrition
. In cvivy
l,H r iV i e fthyny rofori-p.1 to
"I wlah I won a llttlo ruck,
tin' on a hill,
Ami iloln' uolhli.' all day lolllf, hut
Junt a Hltlln atlll.
I wiiiihln'i em I wo.iliiii'l drink, I
wouldn't ovon wash;
1'iJ alt nml alt a tliuusaml youra unil
reat niyaeir, hl-troah.
Novel Details Add Chic
Tho HlmlKht Hllhouotto Fro
iliiently li'nr.iiH n Hrunrt Jlnck
Kroiitiil ror a f'umliinnlton of
l.ltlhi ThliiKa In Alllro.
mm m t
mPki$
1 Mh&k ZtyU
of hor well turhnnoil homl to tho
1,10 in m r amart 1. 1, 1 hoot la n har
monluiia niipearaucc ilomanilod. It
la not auiilolout tu nppour In u
Kowii which aliiacka of i'arla Inaplr
allun, hut all tho llttlo nccoaaorlca
which ko ao fur towuplH croutirm
an appearance of ol-Banc inuat ho
In atrlot ucconi.
It la equally Important that the
iletulla which innko the chic of
the cnatliiiie ho cunHlderoil. The
(town Itaolf n.llat, or coiiibo, hoaat
Iho now allhouetlo, ami an well
loatiiro li novolty of detail to c-.
tuhlluh Ha lumlamoi.tul chic.
It la not enough to note thn
there la u fiaro hum line, hut It la
.important thut tho linox which
make tho rluro bo foumlod unon
(trace und beauty of motion.
Hatha uro all Important ln tho
node, und tho frock that Intro
ducoa u bolero back or an Intiioato
Irapink', either to catublial. nn un-
von homlino or a bustle buck, uio
auoceaaful detulla.
,'ronta, too, aharo in tho oatub
Uaheil order of chic. Tho up-ln-i
he-front movemont la well popu-
uized und udda u definite aiuurt
i.oaa. Tho apron effect, or tied
bow, ulso denote a new nolo and
re worn.
MleevcH uro makhie their prca
ence folt moat auccoaafullv .v
drawliu: uttonllon to theinaelvca
In .their lovely llnea.
Colora are Itnnortunt and orn-
broidery ln ailk, wool or beuda adds
n iniriuucy ot uetuil that Is very
Hluurt.
Dorothy Muckalll, In hep ncwoal
film, appeura In a amurt uftornooa
naemhio tho detulla of which in.
tubliah a youthful chic.
Buckle Is Important
Detail in the Styles
Tho bucklo contributes one of
tho moat Important trimming de
ntils of tho scaaon, according to
the Dry Goods Economist. Thn
buckle Is quite a glittering orna-
,,,.. . nun i l ia vi riiuiesiones anu
ia uaed to adorn one of tho new
ion nuts or ono of satin. Tho
bucklo of felt in Belf or contrast
ing color Is another trimming
meuns frequently employed for
an. art llttlo felt hats.
Somewhat different is the uso
of gold kid buckles to finish tho
gold kid belt on brown crepe dress.
Another bucklo aomewhat smaller,
f.niahes tho gold kid band which
lends tho Illusion of a two-piece
yie to this model. A third
oucklo, smaller still than either of
i he other two, adorns tho very edge
of tho skirt. ,
Metal Still Favored
in Latest Modes
The metnl touch that has bcen4
.so prominent thin season, continues
to be seen in new sea uon s frocks
ml coa'ts, says the Dry Goods
economist. Simple stitch ings done
in koM and silver threads are
often employed. A brown crepe
dress seen on Fifth avenue ex
ploits sold stitchin? in rows of
three to adorn the blouse-like sec
tion while a bois do rose frock was
trimmed with alternate rows of
sold and silver Btitehinp, the one
outlined with pold paillettes and
the other having a line of the
paillettes down the center.
The entire back and sleeves of
a white kasha coat were covered
ha been found the Reason's best with a floral design done in gold
s:irfnri:i proverb. From tile crown threads.
CJ 1 0 X 1 1 I O A XT in the winter mode
tali. The old and very true
sayinp that tho little things count
Very Special Prices
This Is Clean-Up Time on Ruga and Odd Pieces of Furniture
At Johnson's
Therefore we are going to offer for the next few days some exceptionally good buys
in Rugs, Buffets and odd pieces of furniture that will fit nicely into your home. John
son's cash prices arc low but here's a real opportunity to save materially on Rug and
Furniture purchases. Come in Monday morning for the pick of all specials. Here's
a good place to spend the gift of money you received at Christmas time.
Alcazar and Colonial
Ranges We Sell Them
Johnson Furniture Co,
JOHNSON SELLS FOR CASH AND SELLS FOR LESS .
647 Willamette Phone 1188.
Match Hose to Face
Nude colored hosiery chosen to
match the particular tint of one's
powder has appeared ln New York.
One sees smart women about town
bundled to tho neck ln luxurious
furs wearing nude lisle hosiery
which upon first glance seems to
be no stockings at all.
The cape, a recognized style in
the new mode, Is seen as a smart
spring Item. The long military
capo like the one which accom.
panles the kasha frock will, in all
probability, find favor, particularly
for sports wear. The frock of this
costume Is laid in pleats which
reveal underlays of jade' green
crepe. The latter material Is also:
used on the collar of the cape. - ,
5M
asy Lessons in
AUCTION
BRIDGE
New Series by WYNNE FERGUS ON
ctuthor of "Ferguson on eduction Bridge"
(KK
Copyright VU by lioyle, Jr.
ARTICLE No. 7
In the preceding article, the writer
referred to several hands that were mis-
.laycd and asked for criticism. The 6rst
land was as follows:
.i.M.tn I
(nlwnyf. IM,
nn.ii
H (' III. "I II I ..Af,,..rt por-
p,.cll..U 1..i " "" . (.,1fneH.,.t
" .,11. In fur
..ff.iVlA t(
nd piwtniitnl 7"
...oilier, llispcc,.... ' ,,.,. f
of silvi'r.liKr.-ilo milulinn to provenl
iiK)tatiilu ni'intloruin ( blindness
of tin ni'wlMirnl, i...liili.l.ll.eria
i'a.iialt:n.H, i;iiiiialKnn to l.avo nil
preschool clillilri'ii examined l.c
lnri. Hi'hm.l riuranee, general edu
ct.tiimiil work.
Iiir.iiil Dn.ll. Halo lU'iluml
Cniiiini'tit;..!: on the report of
wiu-lr iloiie under the net. draco
Allium. H.li'C ot tho children's
tuin-jiti, t.iil :
The provisional figures for
lllL'l uf (he vllnl-slollMlles division
of the bureau of the census In
iltrixo i. s.il.sti.ntlnl drop In tho
li.ri.nl ilenth rale for both urbnn
anil rural communities In the
I'liiled Suites birili-reirlstrntloii
area: but even with this Improve
ment the In flint death rato II. the
l iilied Suites Is l.lBher than In
Ailslinlla, the Netherlands, Nor
way. Sweden, nnd tiie Irish K.'eo
Suite, nml no state in the United
Slates li.rtli-reclstrl.llon area has
so low i. rate as Now Zealand. It
Is dint" evident, therefore, that Iho
IfiKleil Stales can not nfford to
aim-lien Us interest or reduce In
any wav the li.telllge.it expendi
ture of 'funds to lower the death
".i nniMiiir babies.
"A repert nn maternal mortallly
wbleh will bo published soon hy
the bureau, shows that n vory high
poieeiitage of the losses are duo
to previ'illnble onuses. It is,
therefore, especially ln.portn.it
ll.nl the program for prevention
of the unneeessary denths In child
birth should be pushed. Here, loo.
I bo United States lugs behind
.mm- countries. lleinonstrntlons
ot successful methods ot conduct
ing prenatal clinics hnvo been
n,ail, In many places under the
maternity and Infnney not. A be
ginning b i I"'1'1' I""'10 getting
i stale program of work under
'stool (ind actually under way In
some cmnmiinlties. On the basis
of i liln exi.erienee nn expansion of
work can econoniienlly bo uiider
"I nst vear the benefits ot the
"Vist year th" benefits of the
maternity and Infancy net wcro
extended t Hawaii. Tho high
death rales In Torto Klco and
Alaska nlso innko nsslslnnco rrom
Ibo Itnlled States of special im-
P'T.!'"0'(,iteil Slates government
Is expending at the present limo
less Ihan 1.000.000 n year In sub
sidies lo Iho states for the pron.o
ll of ii health program for
mother,, and babies. Clt-pnt T.rl
l.iln Is expending nearly five Union
that among In 'grants In nld lo
local coinmunltles for maternity
and child health, enabling the
health visitors' to rench nn es
timated Sll per cent of the chil
dren born lii n year In V.ngland
and Wnles nnd 1.1 per cent of Iho
cxpcclnnt mothers,"
: Y :
:A B:
: Z :
Hearts 6
Clubs K, Q,9, 8
Diamonds 7
Spades A, Q, J, 9, 7, 6, 2
No score, rubber game. Z dealt and bid
four spades (a line preemptive bid, by
the way). A doubled, Y passed and B
bid five hearts. Z and A now parsed and
Ydoublcd. When nil passed, what should
Z have ojicncd? This hand offers an ex
cellent example of the proper opening
lead after a double. If a player doubles
after his partner has made a bid, be ex
pects his partner to lead the suit he has
bid. If a player has made a bid of his
own nnd later doubles, he experts his
partner to lead that suit. In this exam
ple hand, Z has bid four spades and his
partner, Y, has doubled five hearts. Un
der these conditions, Z should have
opened his ace of spades. This opening
would have set the contract one trick.
Y had a singleton spade and doubled
with the expectation of a spade own
ing. Z, however, thought of none of
these very good reasons for a spade
opening. He opened the king of clubs
nnd All just made their bid nnd thus
scored game and rubber. This hand is a
fine example so study it over carefully.
The following is another fine example:
Hearts 5
Clubs 9, 8,6,3
Diamonds 7, 6, 2
Spades A, K, 8, 7,6
Hearts K, 6, 2
t Y : Clubs K, Q, J, 4
:A B: Diamonds K, 8
8 Z I Spades Q, 10,4,2
No score, rubber panic. Z dealt and bid
four hearts, A bid five diamonds and
all passed. Y opened the king of spades
nnd B's hand, the dummy's in this in
stance, was placed on the table. Z played
the three of spades and A the nvc. Y
should have reasoned somewhat as fol
lows: "What sort of hand did Z have tc
justify a four heart bid? If he had '
wanted a heart lead, he probably would
have doubled. His four heart bid prob
ably consists of at least eight hearts
with four honors and very little side
strength. He also probably has a single
ton spade and bid four hearts in the
hope of shutting out a spade bid There
fore, my best play is to lead the ace of
spades and hope that Z can trump the
third round ot spades." If Y had fol
lowed this line of reasoning, he would
have set the contract one trick. He
failed to do so, however, and led a
heart at trick two, which A trumped.
A then led trumps and scored game and
rubber, losing only two spade tricks.
This is another hand that should be
carefully noted.
The play in the following hand should
be easy but sometimes the easy ones
are the ones that go wrong:
's Y i
: A B :
: Z :
Hearts K, Q,9,8,4
Clubs A, 4
Diamonds J, 7, 6, 2
Spades 9, S
No score, first game. Z dealt and bid
one heart, A and Y passed and B bid
one spade. Z and A passed and Y bid
two hearts. The final bid was four
spades due to the fact that Y raised the
heart bid twice more. He also doubled
four spades. What should Z open? This
hand is similar to the first one in that Z
has bid a suit and his partner Y has
doubled. Under the rule set down in the
analysis of that hand, Y certainly ex
pected a heart lead by Z. Irrespective
of that fact, however, Z should have led
a heart in the endeavor to set up a trick
in that suit before he lost his reentry in
clubs. Instead of doing so, however, Z
opened the ace of clubs and then fed
the four, hoping as he said, for a ruff.
This lead gave AB a game that they
couldn't have scored it Z had opened
the king of hearts. Note all three of
these hands very carefully for they are
typical hands and involve points that
come up ia every session of play.
YOU, TOO, CAN RECEIVE CASH DIVIDENDS
Stavt the Blew Tea? by
Buying a Steady Income
Hearts 0,8,7, 0
Clubs K
Diamonds none
Spades 10, 8,6,4, 3
Problem No. S
Hearts 3
Clubs A, 6, 5,4
Diamonds 0i 10
Spades 9, 7, 2
:A.
t
Y
Z
B:
Hearts none
Clubs 10,9, 8, 2
Diamonds 1,9,8,7
Spades K, J
Hearts K, J.9,5
Clubs Q, J, 7,3
Diamonds none
Spades A, 0
There are no trumps nnd 7. Is in the lead. How can YZ win nine of the ten
tricks against any defense? This is a tricky little problem that has Just arrived
from England. Solution in the next urticle.
WHY NOT LET MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY
work as your thrift machine during 1926?
AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW YEAR it tyisjies renew
its message of invitation to all its customers to become profits
sharing partners in the organization.
NEW CAPITAL FOR EXTENSIONS AND ADDITIONS is not
difficult for well managed service companies to obtain at the
present time. There is no necessity of raising new capital on
the customer ownership plan. '
IT IS OUR BELIEF, HOWE VER, that the wider the ownership;
of this Company's stock in this community, the more satisfacr
tory will become the mutual relations of public and company.
Walk Into Our Office and Become
a Dividend Receiving Investor!
NO LARGE SUM IS REQUIRED TO DO THIS. You can ac
quire your stock on our 'simple, fair monthly investment
plan, and thus build up your investment from current earn
ings. '
YOUR OPPORTUNITY. TO INVEST in the Nations most popu
lar form of investment security is on your doorstep. Why hot
take advantage of it? ' '
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Mountain States Power Securities Company
Office
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