Rogue River courier., November 12, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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PAISLEY DESIGNS.
Patterns Borrowed Pram ha Shawla (
Qrandmathara Day.
Paisley design, th Utott thing of
the utomaot among tha smart eat fash
ionable abroad and which ara the
bawla of our grndmotbr" repro
duced In alllui, ara to ba a fall feature.
A woman may Uka a couple of yard
of on of the lovely thing, drape
them around bar, and aba baa a cloak
tbat ranuot I urpsed. '"
I'aUley I the fashion term ued, but
Kaabmlr, Persian or oriental will de
scribe the new alike. They are all after
(be design of gmndmotber' shawls,
not nominally, but actually, for the real
abawla war ued to obtain the de
sign. Tbe material I la satins, lu
Beur de aole, a soft la (Tela Ilka allk:
In a aoft tick ribbed crap and In
duvetyn, a llk that baa tbcoulteucy
itf the old time cashmere.
Hala will be one of the t ulnae In
which tb allk wltb tbe leaa atrouuly
accentuated devlun will be even. Tbe
PaUley may also be combined wltb
llalu ailka for eveiilnr gowns; tney
will go Into bnudsome blouses, but
i hey will rind their beat una probably
t cloak or llnluu for elegant fur or
velvet wrai.
Tbe familiar palm leaf, which ap
ra frequently In all oriental Ue
tlirua. In rug iind other test Ilea aa
-ell aa In tbe old time shnwle, hi
'imminent la tha (Uk. Thnt wonder
fully brilliant tcarlet ho fiimlllnr In the
bawla la notable a foundation In
torn of tb allkiou which are vari
ant of tbe palm leaf design In dull guUI
tone. On a white ground the paltn
leaf 1 In Iboae aoft hnea that one
know on the old white abawla. Tbe
black foundation baa tbe design wltb
gold or irecn tone predominating and
a aoft warm blue foundation baa pecul
lar mageula pink tone lu tha design
FALL SWEATERS. '
They Ceme la Gay Tones Like Au
tumn Leave!.
It will be good news to tha sports
woman to know there are ahower proof
sweaters. Tb letter have been put
through tb water proofing process and
ore therefore lniervloue to rain, mlat
3r other "elements of tb weather,"
These sweaters are knitted In plain
stitch and bave.an all around belt, a
roll collar and deep ocketa. ' Tbey
come In such color as Dutch blue,
hnnters' green, old roe and yellow.
They are Just the thing not only In
point of slmne and general style, bnt
also In color, to accord beautifully
wltb the fall requirement and autnmn
folia go.
Then there are sweaters mid of
brushed wool that are mixed wltb fiber
to give them an attractive glosa. When
In color such sweater usually are fin
ished with while collar and cuffs, and
In som Instance the latter take on
tb appearance of aoft fur.
Chutney Bauee. '
Twelve large apples, four larga on
ion, six large green inmate and two
bell (topper, all cbopiied Hue. To one
qunrt of vluegnradd two cupfula of
brown ugr, one cupful of chopped
rnlNln and one tahlespoonful each of
salt, cinnamon nd cloves. Drain the
tomato mixture dry, add to Mrtip and
cook slowly one hour.' Bottle while
hot, and If sealed It will keep a year
Are Good
All sizes
C. L. HOB ART COMPANY
FORD GARAGE
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ORDER 24 HOURS A DAY
PRAYER FOR KVA iOOTM
For seven week Eva Booth of
tb Balvatlon Army bi been 111
wltb uenrltl at her home, la
HarUdale. N. ' Yn and there to
much anxiety over her conditio.
Colonel V. Peart of Mount
Vernon any that tb disease
bad attacked Commander Booth'
left arm In tb elbow and boul
der and that b uttered much
pain. - Sua la under tb car of a
Kw York specialist and a Whit
Plain doctor. '....
Salvation Army offlcer all over
tha country have been Instruct
ed to order ceaseles supplica
tion for. the recovery of their
leader..
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HUGE TOMATO PLANTS.
University of Chieao Raisin Them
t Grew Twelve Feet High.
Luther Burbank baa rival at the
University of Chicago who are prepar
ing a bug aurpri for tb ultimate
consumer. It I to be a aupertomato
ef Brobdlngnaglan dimension.' .
Experiment conducted lu th hut
everal month In the botany depart
ment by Associate Professor William
Crocker and Instructor Lee Knight
bare resulted In tbe growth of to
mato plante twelve feet high. Tbe
vitality of the plant eeem to nave
been utterly exhausted, however, In
tbe atruggle for altitude, for It bean
a fruit Effort of tha sxparliaeatera
are now centered on tb taak of pro?
duclng a fruit that will correspond to
th vine, if tbey succeed It I pre
dicted that the market will be provid
ed with tbmatoea ss large as pump
kin. Hew Wheat Came to Earth.
A classic in count of the distribution
of whcttl over the primeval world
ahowa that Ceres, having taught ber
favorite, Tiltokuiu. the art of agri
culture and the sclem-v of hreadmak
lug, gave tilui her t-hurlot. n celestial
vehicle, aud that In It be traveled uU;ht
and day. diHtrlUiitlug tills valuable
bread gralu among all nations of the
enrth.
Adnm Time must hang heavy on
your hands.
Kvo Why, honey f
Adam (recUlcasly) Well, yon wear
a wrist watch. Columbia Jester.
When engineer have been boring
tunnela through the Alp they have
found rocka Inside ao hot that' It haa
been necessary to cool them wltb wa
ter ltefore the men could continue their
work.
Bttkhareat! the capital of Roumanla,
bas a population of 400.000 and I hl
to be tbe gayeat city In tbe world.
The Roumanians are a Latin race, and
Bukhorest 1 a deliberate Imitation of
Pari. ,
"He' a clever photographer."
"Make picture of people a they
loi(l, preaume."
"Cleverer thun that He make them
ai they think they , look." Detroit
Kree Press.
Wear Tires
in stock
G. 0. Ps STILL HOPES
FOB CALIFORNIA
Sea Franctooo, Nov. 11. Until th
official canvass of th vote In all
counties in California, ha been com
pleted, the republican atate leader
will not abandon entirely bope tbat
Charle E. Hughe may yet receiv
at least tome of Calif ornla'a 13 elec
toral vote. :
In th face of return from all but
few aoatterlng -; remote precinct
which gave President Wilson i lead
of about 4,000, Chester H. Rowell,
republican ' state chairman, and hi
aaeoclatea made thi atatement to
day.
They stated that while they did let
deny the general accuracy oi the un
official count, the Importance of the
California reaul made It the part of
wisdom to withhold final Judgment
Meantime a veritable, political tem
pest ha been stirred up In Califor
nia republican circle by the loss of
th state to tbe .democrats. Chair-:
man Rowell, In a statement publish
ed today, declared tbat Hughe was
defeated because he bad failed to
convince a large minority of the pro
gressive tbat he was th man who
should lead them. ;
"Incident of th campaign trip of
Hughes to California," he said, "when
he waa prevented from recognising
Governor Hiram Johnson or of be
ing recognised by progressive leaden,
was the climax of tbe aHuatlon here."
Rowell ' added tbat ' , Governor
Hughes himself wa personally
blameless in this connection, saying
thoM v.no managed hl trip '.te-t were
repo "ble. : ' .
"The nrogresslv lader f Ihfully
supported Hughes," he ald, "and
ucced( d In Inducint in majority of
the progressive to follow t in, but
the minority, added to the labor vote
and the pacifist women' vote, turn
ed the Ude for WJtoon.
One newspaper quoted Rowell aa
declaring that from .now on ttfe west
will dominate the nation's politics.'
Replying to newaohper slopes that
"Hughes' snubbing of Johnson" had
defeated Hughe for the presidency,
Wm. H. Crocker, republican national
committeeman, who was mainly In
charge of Hughe' California tour,
declared that there never had been
any snub. He asserted that he per
sonally had Invited Johnson to ac
company him to be Oregon line to
greet Hughe, hut that Johnson had
declined to do o. '
'
General Harrison Grav Otis' Los
Angelea Tlmea today published an
odltorlal declaring that H'tehe waa
"double , crossed by the treachery of
tbe Johnson political machine," and
that this machine had "st-jck a knife
Into Hughes and shame'nrly flout
ed him."
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HE ROCKED THE CRADLEt
NOW HE CANNOT VOTE
The luiiid that rocked (he cra
dle hi thl iwrtkiilar cnne Is not
going to a&lMt lu ruling the world
or that Meet Ion of It embraced In
tb I'ulted Statea this year. ,
Morris Schoeubnuui. well known
lawyer of Jamaica.' N. T, la 'a
cltlsen; also father of a healthy
baby. Mr. Bcboeubaum Intended
to register, but Mrs. Schoenbaum
.went out for a brief call after
dinner. len ltiK Mr. Schoenbauni
and the lutby at home. Like a
KooO huabtiiul and father. Mr.
Schociilmmii rocked the cradle
until Mrs. Schocuhaiiui returned,
which v.n not until after 10:30,
when rcHlatiutlon closed. '
NiiwMr.SclHxMiliamn hnnKvroru
out a writ of ninnlmiiun t j com
pel the boiml of roitl.stry touow
c.nwewli.v be should not ivKister.
' "I iwforiuod the duty of n fa
ther," suld Schoenbuum, "and nm
ilonled the privilege of n cltlxcu."
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His Eitpsotatlons.
"Hsir you 'tlrcni Kxpectatlunaf M
naked the Huffy luili tKl On nisei a siie
entered the clrciilntlng library aud cast
bur luive. Instnms blue tvs upon the
uew MHsistuut. And lie. hi uiehtul
emilllluiuin upset for the moment ly
tier loveliness, aiuimuertHl out;
"Well or no, iuIsk, I cnu'l any ex
uctly thut, lint I Uileve I'm heir tu
my old aunt, who not Houiethlng Just
under u bundled pounds In the pout
ofllce hiivhiks bunk." Luudun Tele
giufili. '
' ' , fust Hi Matoh.
The wicked, witty proiltKitl returned
ami In hi old unniner neeosted bis
father:
"Well, guv'nor, I've come' back. An'
you going to kill the futted rnlf?"
Rut the old gctit'eman. wna a match
for him and said: ' I
"No, my sons 1 think f I'll let yon
live." Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
DESTKOYER, HUNTS U COAT BASS
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notoear aassrtosa Press Aasodadea. ' i ,' ,S'':ii-,y''r::!''":'):' .',-:'"'-
The rjnlted State destroyer Ericsson, which fescoed passenger fteaa
a hi pa sank by the V-tt, has been, wltb other destroyer, iwarcfaing our coast
for a poealb TJ boat baa.
WHAT ONE SEES HOLLAND.
Many Things, ef Course, but Meetly
. ; Black and White Cows.
And what iIoch one see In Holland T
Black aud white cows black and
white cows lir small square of green
pasture; wlinluilll. innumerable per
fect vegetable garden, blai k aud white
cows; uarrowcaiial where fence
ought to be aud Which the black and
white cow seem never to cross with
out permission; women and girls to
adorable Dutch costumes or In hideous
misiit of modern garment; black and
white cows; ten thousand model of th
"Man With the Hoe" In ten thousand
flower hedged grdeu: windmill
and church aplre against tbe low ky
line, Dutch Ueformed .church spires
mostly and nothing much to' iek of.
but with hundredjf black and white
cow ta th foreground. . '
Long slip of canal crowded with
ugly or quaint craft of various kind
and lined with primly ' set rows of
stubby tree or with high gabled, red
roofed, red brick bonne; in village
squares acre of red and yellow and
purple cheeses and, hi certain section,
if the season la right, fields upon Held
of low growing, wonderful flowers,
but principally black and white cow
hi small equate aud obloug of, green
pasture.
Broad, opeu meadows? Densely for
ested aerea sheltering wild thing of
the earth and sky? L'pland and low
lands? Wide, wasteful rivers running
loose In a riotous sunlight? No; noth
ing like that In Holland: The Edam
cheese Is a snug little cheexe. a'l slick
and firm aud brlshtly colored. That fat
Holland. Why la It that wherever you
gt In the wkle, wide world, from the
taianus or tue soiun ea to we iaua
of the all uiumcr siin. you can nearly
always get an Edam cheese? . -
The anawer 1 that there are three
million and some hundred odd thou
sands of Black and white cow In Hol
land, a row, at least, lor every two
person man. woman and child.
Tberetre aheep add goat and pig a
Well, but tbey are not so conspicuoua
In the landscape Eleanor K. Kgan In
Evening Post
..i . .,1'U " 1 ... .
low Bwfel!
Advises You
to have your teeth liniked over once
. or twk-e a year to make sure they're .
..; all rlKht.
He's HkM. And we alvbte the
anme tiling aa to your rnr. Now, at
the end (if the Hummer, I the bent
. time. Ilring tlie car In and let u
look It over.
Fashion Garage
We h-o a coet system. OurJ
v , cbnrirea are coat plus a fnlr profit-
no mora, no if. ' '.
Overland Agent
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PARISIAH MODEL
Hw the French Are Turning Out Fall
; '. . Turban. -Turbans
'. were never so modish.
Draped, brim less, tall and squatty, they
uit all kind of faces. This aa la ef
towamiM imoii '
black velvet a tall tatu crown over a
narrow banding. ' Tbe only trlmmlug la
a Uvei7 "fwrcy "
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