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CRATER LAKE PARK
WASHINGTON. June 3 (Telegram
Washington Iltireaii.) Mure good
loaclB and Improvements to present
ones In Crater Luke national park
Glacier, Yellowstone and tue other na
tional play grounds Is assured If the
promised support for the new leglsla
tlon to be presented by Senator Short
ridge of California materializes.
He will present In a duy or two a
plan for turning into a special fund in
the federal treasury all fees collected
from motorists visiting the parks to
be available Immediately and continu
ously for road repairs, maintenance,
Improvement and extensions in the
parks where collected so that the mo
torists will have a continually Improv
ing attraction in the parks. As It is
now the fees from registration entry,
fines for traffic violations and other
receipts from motorists are turned
Into the treasury and cannot bo with
drawn except by specific appropria
tion by congress.
Each year the parks have to fight
for money for the necessary mainten
ance and operation and get little or
none for rond development.
LUMBERJACK BRAIN WIZARD
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men, according to physicians.
The general lnfurmiitlfiu tests re
cently formulated by Thomas Kdl
son and given wide publicity through
out the United Ktutcs would have
been "eimy" for Nolan, according to
University psychologists. He recently
passed perfectly in a minute and ten
. seconds the test of CO questions. Ono
of the questions nsked the meaning
of such words nH AKcratum, Archt
trave, Chumfer, C'leistogamous, Klo
him, Oamblt, (jtilmpe. Intaglio, Me
tacarpal, Mitosis, Nada,- l'oniology
Jtncoco and Simony.
TWO DROWNED
(Continued fiom Fags One)
' Mrs. Chlldors wore married ut Gold
Hill, Doc. 6, 1870.
Airs. Chlldors who waB 61 ycarB,
seven months and 18 days old, was
born in Madison county. Neb., and her
maiden name was Louiso Ames. She
also had been a resident of tliu state
' and of Gold Hill for tho past twenty
. years.
Tlireo children survive tho couple.
They are Hurry Chlldors of Thayer,
. Neb., Frank Chlldcm of Gold Hill, and
James I). Chlldors of Foots Creek. Tho
funeral arrangements will ho announc
ed later.
JAP SUPERMAN IS MYTH
(Continued (mm Page One)
yard, put In tho body and rnlso over it
a mound. . Ilefore tho Japanese cume
tho country tisod to bo swupt with ter
rific opldemlcs, mostly of cholera;
' 1200 deaths u day from It In Seoul
nlono was no iiuiisnul record. The
Japanese, loyal students of what we
are pleosod to call our modlcal sclenco
becume convinced that tho Korean
burial methods must ho dangurous,
particularly In epidemic time, and the
country being menaced with approach
ing cholera tho government Issued an
order that burials should bo In con
trolled and regulated cemeturles.
They could not huve hit Korean sen
Blbllltles In a tenderer spot. Tho Kor
ean, like the Chinaman, passlomitoly
desires to liuvo his rumily burying
. ground under his front windows where
lie cun sit uud brood over it anil he
' nicely mlsorablo. Hitter, therofore,
was tho resentment when ho heard
that tho precious privilege had been
taken from him.
When tho governor general heard
about this he summoned tho central
council, an advisory body of Koreans,
to talk over tho matter with him. Tho
result was that ho frankly admitted a
mistake had been made and rescinded
the order, fixing up a compromise by
which graves are to be uioie than six
IncheB deep.
The first Japanese administrations
in Korea laid strict and oppressive
limits on the press. Some enlightened
Japanese objected, pointing out that
the world elsewhere had passed or be
lieved it had passed beyond the stage
of press muzzling. The next Japanese
administration admitted the error and
removed the onerous restrictions.
When the Japanese arrived their idea
was to fill the administrative offices.
so far as they could, with their own
countrymen and, for the rest, pay
Koreans at a lower rate of salary.
When this was assailed as unfair,
liaron Sullo, the present governor gen
eral said he thought so too, and made
an order putting Koreans and Jap
anese on the same basis In the public
service. At first the Japanese officers
and representatives In Korea, even toi
school teachers, adorned themselves
with uniforms nnd Bwi'rda. This was
denounced as ridiculous. The wise
governor general said he thought so
too and made an order abolishing the
practice.
In tho beginning the general Ja-
ancse purpose was to govorn Korea
as England has governed India. When
It became apparent that the Koreans
resented the Iron heel and required
something else the Japanese tried to
give It to them. Tbey haven't succeed
ed, but I think they have tried honest
ly and In accordance with their rights.
The governor general has instituted a
system by which seven secretaries go
about the country openly conferring
with leading Koreans as to desirable
measures mid reforms. This Is regard
ed an an Important concession to the
prlnciplo of populur sovereignty and
one Hint ought to keep the people still
nnd happy; honestly so regarded, for
tho thing Is meant In perfect good
faith.
Nineteen In twemy ut-.jiigent Jap
anese will toll you that the loos
stretched out control of tho govern
ment by tho militarists was a blunder
and rejoice that It has been corrected
They will toll you that the armed In
vasion of Siberia wns a militarist blun
dor nnd tho suggested retention of
Shantung another and rejoice In tho
prospect that both will he corrected.
The Japanese system of government
is lia.il enough, Heaven knows. I de
test it and so does every other Amer
ican who becomes acquainted with It,
Hut It Is not bad In tho way It Is repre
sented to be; It Is bad through Inepti
tude, surviving feudalism and fossil
lzod monarchy, not through wilful In
tentlou nor Oecause of Satanic cunning
sotting out to conquer tho earth.
No other country In tho world, so
far as I -know, not even Franco, is so
much tho victim of misrepresentation.
Take this matter of Shantung, for one
Instance. Tho Germans grabbed It
first as pretended reparation for an nl
leged murder nnd then forced from the
Chinese n long lease When Japan
entered the war hor first buslnoss
necessarily wos to put Gcrmnny out
or tho Orient nnd she took Shantung.
There wns every European precedent
for hor to keep It, at loast until the
expiration of the lease. Who In Amer
ica knows that disregarding tho oxam
plos of Hong Kong, Wel-hel-wel. Imlo
China, Idiio-tung, Japan has tried threo
times to open negotiations with China
for tho return of Shantung and has
failed through no fault of hor own.
"Nevertheless," said Viscount Knne-
ko to me, "wo will return Shantung.
We huvo said that wo will and wo will.
It will again hocomo Chinese, territory.
Wo shall nsk for Bomo reasonable con
cessions for Joint railroad operation
and for free ports open to tho world,
hut thero will be no annexation. Japan
has been strangely misrepresented In
this wholo matter.
It most assuredly has and there
ought to ho searching Inquiry us to (lie
reasons for this.
Kor Instance what connection, II'
any. with the armament makers and
tho battleship builders?
Also, what connection, If any, with
the profound llrltlsh disgust ovor Ju
pan's steady invasion of tho world's
carrying trndoV
O'mon in! Tho
Water's Fine
So's the Fun!
TODAY!
CHARLES RAY
IN THE
'OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE'
From the Immortal Classic
By James Whitcomb Riley
COMING
SUNDAY
A story of the big
tops "PINK TIGHTS"
MANN'S
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
Saturday Sale in Ready -to -Wear Department
Some Exceptionally Big Values in Dresses, Blouses, Suits
and Coats, Save the Worry and Trouble of Making up
Your Own Garments and Buy Them Ready Made.
Look at These Money Saving Bargains.
NEW FALL SUITS
Just iii 12 beautiful new navy blue
Tricotiuc Suits in the new full styles.
All sizes. On sale sal unlay nt about.
One-Half Last Year's Price
Navy Blue. Tricotinc Suits, all wool,
Kned with nil silk "Poie tie Soie."
Sold lust year at $50.
Saturday, each
NEW ARRIVALS
EVERYDAY
$27.50
A better quality in Navy Blue Trieo-
tine. .Sold hist year at $05.00. On
sale Saturday
suit
$37 50
Women's all wool Jersey Suits, new
styles. On sale OC ff
Saturday, each $O.UU
New Jersey Sport Coats. Sold not
loni? hi?o at $12.50. On cp7 Cr
sale Saturday, each V OU
SPRINCJ SUITS AT GREAT
REDUCTIONS
Ik.
ORGANDIE DRESSES
25 beautiful new models. MatToof fine
imported Organdies, all colors. Many
new styles to choose from. Good as
most $25.00 values.
Saturday, each
$1800
Saturday Sale of Blouses
New Voile Waists, each 1......:.. $1.00
New Georgette anil Crepe tie Ohene Waists.
$5.00
Speeia
each :.
Hand Hindu Bozart and Blue Birxl Waists at.
$4.98 to $15.00 each
New Peter Pan Organdie and Voile Waists nt
$3.50 each
MIDDIES
Agents fur the celebrated
'Goody" and 'Saratoga'
' Middies and Middy
Dresses
$1.25 to
$7.50 each
"Sassy Jane" Crepe, Organdie and
Gingham Dresses
$3.50 to $25.00
each
Agents for Forest
Outing Garments
Every one of them a perfect fit. Hid
ing Breeches, Skirts, Coats and Mats at
Very Special Low
Prices
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS
RCd US.
PAT. Off
Harem Scarem
Dress
Here It Ij The New Play
Time Dress
Harem Scarem is an attrac
tive play, time garment,
ideally suited for many uses.
Mothers and kiddies are
very fond of them. Harem
Scarem combines the fine ap
pearance if a dress with the
utility of a romper. Priced
from
$2.48 to $4.98
"Kuty Kute"
Play
Suits
Made of the very best e.-
terinl. This is one of the
most practical garments for
small boys and girls. Bring
them in and try them on.
You will like them. Spec-
inlly priced (J n CA
Saturday V 5"
Koveralls
We curry a complete line il
this, the best known of all
the play suits for boys and
girls. Made of Denim, light
and heavy weight Khaki
cloth. Sizes 1 to 14 years.
Priced at
$1.00, $1.50
and $1.75
Unionalls ,
for boys, girls and women?
Just like Dad's. This gar
ment is gaining in popular
ity. We have a complete"
stock for men, women and
children. Priced from
$2.98 to $3.95
pair
ANOTHER ROUSING SALE OF UNDERWWEAR AND HOSIERY
Union Suits
Women 'h Princess May Un
ion Suits. Fine quality. .
Bodice top, all sizes.' Cheap
at $1.25. Satur
day, suit.
98c
Silk
Hosiery
Women's good quality Silk
Hose in black and colors.
up to $1.50 val
ties. ' Sat., piii
,$1.00
Half
Hose
Children's fine Lisle and
Cotton Half Hose.' All col
ors and size's. On
sale Sat., pair
39c
Women's
Muslin
'Underwear in gowns, chem
ise and drawers. Sold up to
$3.00. On sale
Saturday
$1.50
CLEARANCE SALE OF HATS
Women's Trimmed Hats. All this season's styles.
$8.50 values. Saturday, each
Women's Spring Hats. Beautiful new styles. Sold
at' $12.50. Saturday, each
$5 00
$7,50
The balance of our Madge Kvans Hats for children
20 Per Cent Off Saturday
SATURDAY IS CORSET DAY
SATIN CORSETS
New style, fine qual
ity, all sizes, flesh
color, $5 grade. On
sale Saturday, pair
$3.39
BRAISSIERES
Miller Bros., new
model Braissicres.
Cheap at 75c. Or!
sale Saturday, each
4S
CORSETS
Gossard and War
ner's Corsets. Dis
continued styles.
Sold up to $8.50. On
sale Saturday, pair
$4.98
SATURDAY SALE OF SILKS
CREPE DE CHENE
Best quality. All colors.
Sold at $3.30. This
cloth is 40 inches wide.
On sale Saturday only
, yml $2.19
SATIN
Black Duchess Satin,
30 inches wide, heavy
quality. Sold at $3.50
Very special Saturday,
yard J $1.98
PONGEE
34-ineh fine imported
..Jap J'ongee Silk, 12
. niomie. Cheap at $1.50
On sale Saturday, vnrd
$1.25
See our new line of Rain and Sun Umbrellas. Black and colors. Priced
from $5.00 up to $10.00 each.
SATURDAY SALE OF DOMESTICS
MUSLIN
Daisy brand, full 3G
inches wide. Finished
soft1 for the needle.
Sold at 25c. Saturday,
ynnt.l 16
LONG CLOTH
36 inches ,-wide, fine
soft finish for under
wear. Sells regular at
35e. Saturday, yard
29
SHEETS
"Bleached 72x90 seam
ed. Cheap today at
$1.25. On safe Satur
day, each
..98
Organdie This popular cloth for Dresses, 45 inches wide.
All colors. Special Saturday, yard
98c
DRESS GINGHAMS
27-ineh fine Zephyr Dress Viinghams, in plaids
and stripes. Our regular 25
grade. Saturday, yard
19c
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Entrances on E. Main and N. Central
MEDFORD, OREGON
COTTON CREPES
Best quality fine imported Japanese Crepe, in
the new shades, 32 inches wide.
Saturday, yard
39c
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