GRANTH PAINI DAILY CÍH'RIKN WKDNICNDAY, ti (.1 HT VI, HUI. UNIFORM SWF LAW MEET OPEN < •itifi'K'n««- of ('ornmlaeioners t >| m ' ii Tom««rruw for H«-»»lon A pipe’s a pal packed with P. A.! Seven days out of every week you’ll get real smoke joy and real smoke contentment—if you’ll get close-up to a jimmy pipe! Buy one and know that for yourselfl Packed with cool, delightful, fragrant Prince Albert, a pipe’s the greatest treat, the happiest and most appe­ tizing smokcslant you ever had handed out I You can chum it with a pipe—and you will—once you know that Prince Albert is free from bite and parch! (Cut out by our exclusive patented process!) Why—every puff of P. A. makes you want two more; every puff hits the bullseye harder and truer than the last! You can’t resist such delight! And, you’ll get the smokesurprise of your life when you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert! Such entic­ ing flavor you never did know! And, P. A. stays put be­ cause it’s crimp cut—and it’s a cinch to roll! You try it! F ringe A lbert tAe i‘ln< lnnatl. Ohio, Aug 24 (A. I* I The 31st national conference • of commissioners on uniform state laws will open here tomorrow for a week's session preceding the conven- tlon of the National Bar Assoclatlon. Drafting a uniform blue sky law for all states, and of a law for protec- tlon of illegitimate children will be chief among the subjects considered. The conference, made up of com­ missioners from all of the states and from the District of Columbia, Alas­ ka. Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Phil- Ippln«*«, during its existence since I klip has had Its recommendations for uniform laws adopted in 241 jur­ isdictions. The decision of these commission­ ers are printed and brought before legislatures of all state« recommend­ ed for passage. Ä MELTED FOR CONCRETING The real of -uth-wmansliip comes when or»l«-rs ■■><1 you have to K« out after > m «»I i Tlwn 1» the time to look to your la»t vdomsn to keep up rotasse of trade. Lag your Th«-n U the Unie you are glad when your Udephone ring». It mean« lm»>aeiei coming to yoo, when the opera- tor »ays *‘I«ot>g Di»tan«e is «ailing you.' «MC® them to < all you wh«-n «»«anion «-»-«pure» it. Ixing 1» your from 11» I m - gratifying. * Uk for Patifh' Ixang l>i» tan ce. ('«■meint on Mt. Washburn l'oiir«! I n- «1er Harrowing fondit ion» CRIMP CUT U«Ks MM ARC CCA VITTI fOIA^Ü N national joy tmoke Yellowstone ‘Park, Wyo.. Aug. 24. —( A. P. >— Melting snow in midsum­ mer In order to provide water for cement Is the means adopted by the lamlscape engineering department of the national service In the construc­ tion of a new lookout station and shelter at the top of Mount Wash­ burn here. Situated more than J0,000 feet above the sea level, the building of thie picturesque stone structure pre- sented a water problem that threat­ ened to stump the engineers. They bit upon using artificial means of melting snow but, recently, the sum­ mer weather has melted It so rapidly that work has had to be r«ished to keep it from running out. New ranger stations and community houses for motorists are also being built by the landscape division. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company USED Dodge, 1018 ___ Oakland Six ......... . Ford, fine shape Ford, half truck FORD. 1021. Chevrolet 1918 _ Ovtwland 75 .......... Trailer, two-wheel C L HOBART COMPANY TURKISH WOMEN DISCARD VEILS Insurance Agents and Managers Hlioetage of Work < «uw» IMUld-tli«T durfng that prr1<»1 and 1 ani ttnnblr to ««•«• that thi» long iM-ri-Ml «>f un- ha» <1r*trri<>.it«'l«l any na-mlsT of my fani- Uy alami it. The) would not have «ll»c«i»«-r«'«l th«- . OWI>;M t<> Graduate School. School oí Journalism. School oí I^w. School oí Medicine. School oí Music. School °i Physical Education. School oí Sociology. Fall Term Opens September 26 A high alanjard oi cultural aud urol.a.ional BcholaT.hu» ha. bncomn one ol th. outatanilrn. marl«« ol the State (Jniveraity. For a catalogue, lolder. on the vartoua a, hoola. or lor any Information, write THE REGISTRAR. UNIVI RSITY OF OREGON. I ufene. Ore. fhe Wardrobe Tailors III STHE AMOS F. H I: LIAMS, Prop Honolulu, T. IH., Aug. 24.—(A. P.) Shortage of labor In the coffee and tobacco Industries of Hawaii has become so acute that tbe trustees of the (Bishop Estate, one of the larg­ est land-owning combinations In the islands, have suspended all rent col­ lections from tenant-farmers for tile period of one year, beginning last January 1, and for as much longer as the situation warrants. It was an­ nounced here recently. Stagnation has seized the Industries due to la­ bor shortage and sharp declines In prices offered for the crops. It was said. The suspension order affects 235 tenants, occupying approximately 2,000 acres of coffee and tobacco lands, the trustees said. Auto Tops and Trimming Auto Painting Angora. Aug. 24.— (A. P.)—Turk­ ish men still refuse to look upon un­ veiled Turkish women when pass­ ing them on the streets or on the roads, despite the attempt of the lat- ter to adopt the preachments of Ha- lide Hanum and other workers for Oppiosite Round House, the freedom of woman in Asia Minor '"According to our customs, it is GRANTS PASS impolite to flirt In public or address or look on the face of our women, and I can't break the custom,” ex- plain«*d a Turkish officer (ravelling 2:30 -Ladles swimming race. (Over 16.) 1st ^prize. Navajo pillow V/e Fl X LEAKY PIPE$ \ with the correspondent. top. donated by Demaray. 2nd In the nationalist capital of An­ WITH EASE - AND OUR prize, 2-lb. box Hoefler's candy, gora Halide (Hanum Mufide Ferid WORK IS donated by Barlocber. Hanum. the author and wife of the BOUNDTO former minister of finance, and 2:30—Men's swimming race. (Over please J 1st prize, fishing pole, do- IS.) many other women who came out 2nd nated by Cramer (Bros, from Constantinople to support the prize, shirt, donated by Peer- nationalist movement, go about the less. streets or ride horseback with their Human Development. veils turned back and folded into a 2:45—«Girls' swimming race, (Un- Humanity. In Its acquisition •f handsome head-dress, modelled after der 16.) 1st prize, swimming knowledge) Its hopes. Its aspirations. the Russian style. cap. donated by M. Clemens. 2d Its Ideals, Is ill a stute of steady de­ prize. 2-lb box Vogan's candy, velopment. In art. It la the personal donated by Ringutte. expression of the artist, his Individ­ 2:45—‘Boys’ swimming race, (Un­ uality—shown not «ally In mere tricks t/r ft mb r der 16.) iat prize, sweater, do- of style, but In his stat«' of mind, his nated by Sample Store, 2nd attitude toward the world about him (Continued from Page One) prize, necktie, donated by Sam-1 —which counts most its the end. And When a pipe starts to leak it that Is why art In any form Is not pie Store. should be attended to at once a matter only of mere copying of facts. 1:45- Lancing tbe ring on horses 3:00—Baseball game. Cottage Grove j with expert skill. By that we The line to be drawn Is not always < Men and ladies furnish own vs. Gftnts Pass. (Western Ore-1 mean that you should get next to detlne, perhaps. But one may easy horse). 1st prize, gon championship.) I to a telephone and communi- best regard seme extreme examples, Saturday, September 17 cate with us. W’e’ll fix that The demand for subject and realism 2:00—«Boys' pillow fight on pole. 1st prize, cash prize. (Con- 1:30—«Horseshoe pitching, found strong expression in the vogue Pipe so it will stay fixed and testants Turnish own shoes.) enjoyed by the chromo» years ago. 2:20—Men's skirt and umbrella we'll charge you properly. race. 1st prize, flashlight, do- 1st prize, box cigars, not donat­ About the same class of people who natetl by Paul's Electric Store. made the popularity of these cvlor ed to date. 2nd prize, one case prints at that time today buy th«* or- 2nd prize. Flashlight, donated of Whistle, donated by Valley Iglnal landscape etching "at »2.37, by Hobart's. Pride Creamary. framed.”—“llow to Appreciate Prints,' 2:40—-Indies nail driving contest, 1:30—-Boys’ shoe and stocking race. S14 F Street by Frank Weltenkampf. PHONE 3O8-J (ladies furnish own hammer.) 1st prize, pair Buster Brown 1st prize, lady’s gloves, donated shoes. donated by Buster Brown by Nellie Neas 2nd prize, Icy- Simple Wat- Battery. Stone, 2nd prize, stockings, do- Hot bottle, donated by Rogue nated by Golden Rule. Perhaps the most simple wet cell which cun be made, says Experiment­ River Hardware. 1:45 -Fat men's race. 1st prize. al Selene«' (Washington), Is frotu a I 2:50—Boys' rope race. 1st prize, spotlight, donated by Wine­ copper wire previously heated In a 2 dozen oranges, donated by C. trout's. 2nd prize, silk soxa, do­ hili«- gas tin me, ami a silver wire, both , Schmidt. 2nd prize. 2-lb. box nated by Woodwards. held In running tap water. The cop­ I of homemade candy, donated by 2:00—-Girls’ apple eating contest. per win- In the gns flame becomes L. W. Richardson. (Under 12.) 1st prize, girl's coated with a film of copper oxide. 3:00 — •Ball game. Cottage Grove vs. dress, donated by Doyles. 2nd A varied effect enn be produced by Grants Pass. (Western Oregon prize. 2 pairs stockings, donated Oregon's Higher Insulation of separating the copper and silver wires championship.) by Doyles. by blotting paper nn«l wrapping them Friday, N»'ptenil>«yr 111 2:00—Boys’ pie eating contest. 1st with the name material, and then pour­ ing one of the common electrolytes up­ 1:30 Uidy wearing most attractive! prize, 'pair shoes, donated ‘by on the whole. and prettiest bathing suit. 1st Woodwards, 2nd prize, not do- Eight Schools: Seventy Departmchtt Sal ammoniac or sulphuric a'-ld can prize, hatbing suit, donated by nated to date. FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. IT. W21 he used. Golden (Rule. 2nd prize. 3-lb. 2:15—Men's relay race. (4 men Fw »tw»««««« «rit« In «he ««»uw box Frat chocolates, donated by from each community.) 1st Oregon Agricultural College National Drug Store. prize, 4 dozen bananas, donated ! Fitting. CORVALLIS Jimmie— I wonder if you could? 1:45—Fancy high diving. (Open to by Basket Grocery. Jackie—You wonder It you could men and ladies.) Men's 1st 2:30—-Boys' around the pole race. | what? prize, flashlight, donated by 1st prize, tennis shoes, donated, "Why, I wonder If you could say Grants Pass electric. Indies' by Roys. 2nd prize, not do-j Vanity Among Animals) that n divorce Is merely the correc­ The investigating scientist who has 1st prize, donated by ISabins. nated to date. tion of a Miss-Take?"—London An- .’00—-laing distance diving, 1st 2:45 —Tug of war. i One team from been studying wild animals has swers. prize, ’pipe 3-lb. box candv each community.) 1st prize.j learned that members of the feline donated by the Stag. Box of TbacO cigars, donated tribe do not play with tbelr long dawe on the bark of trees to sharjien them. Iodine In Uss Nearly «O'Xi Years, 2:15—-Boys' tub race. 1st prize, by Pastime. aS Is popularly supposed, but the Iodine nntl the Iodides have I« en bathing suit, donated by Peer­ 3:00—«Baseball game. Cottage Grove antics are a display of vanity on thn used In medicine since the Chínete less. 2nd prize, baseball mit. vs. Grants Pass. (Western Ore­ part of the male, to show how agile are supposed to hnvc Introduced them. donated iby Wharton. gon championshi;:.) ! und powerful he la _tXk) B. ('.. or earlier. I t The Autocraft Works Three Day Program ¿ttteffiu e B. S. Dedrick OAC TECHNOLOGY