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'WABI11NOTO.V. Dec. 11. (A. P.)
l-'ot'cipn Intei-owta liue hpcui-ciI cxclu
fly uonccKslnnH fir air upcralion in
. ftilJlll America, the Mitchell court
liliiriiiil watt told loilay by tajor
.'.coi-jre . Hti-oni; of the army general
Mlifr.
'' In C;oni'iil America." Major .Slronir
tPNllfle'l, there have.' .been concen
jjlhim KralltU but they huve nut been
Olfeluislve."
- . ' lu ''.ilumMa, ho snitl, a concowHion
.i.Ii.h iiif(utli,'."il hy licrmnn ciipltullulB
.Yi'Jilt the Culotnblan government.
i 'Oumcnmla had ttlven a cuncomlon
to n French concern but Major Strong
tiid. It was not an exclusive uituiiki,'-
IWIIt..'l.
.. Iti'piisentativo Frank It. Held,
Hllef counHel for Colonel Mitchell
(. told the court tlu-KO conceHKioiiH had
. bnen reported to tho war flei)ar(ment
by Major ftuy Croft U'nltih of llin
'. iti'lny.ulr hpivIoo who held them to lie.
, hui-Iouh menace ' to tho defenso of
iliie I'onaniu cunal. . ,
)j:'MlJor' KtronB Hill. I Major Walsh'
.rpar. had been used us tho basis of
in war department recommendation to
itlii'. hhuo department for tho otub
JliJbnient of u United Mates air mall
Jrvlc.e In Central America but that
i.m-lfotlutlons between tho two depart-
lltelits and with representatives of tho
posiofflco and commerco departments
will uro in progress. .
The- court; then turned to Colonel
.Mitchell's chai-Ko that the National
Ciuiird has been flylne without para
cliutes for soveral years. Captain H.
AV. 'Maeklo of. Houston, Texas, N.
Iiop.nl (unrd air otflcor and coinnior
clHl j Tiler, testified for tho prosecu
tion that the nlr wiuadron of which
he win a member was supplied w'lth
parachutes n. year ago and no pilot
. allowed to, take tho nlr without a
paracnuto. All the plnnes tho squad
ill
BreScans I
rOKTLAXD, Ore., IJec, 11. (Spe-
jela):) Tho Christmas Bcal sale has
been endorsed aH follows ly tho Ore
gon stulo llofird of Health:
Christmas seal time is, hero attain,
E TAX CUT
ti
ana you nro n ready doulttlevn rum l- i
III r with tho llcsiirn of tho lnf'R ni.nl 'k.
WASIII.VC.TO.y,, Dec. 11. (A. K.)
Debuto on the tax reductlun bill In
tho house today again developed 'bi
partisan support for it, Increasing
hopes if lenders for its passage, next'
1't'shmVH lU'n eurwllnu unl In Ilia twll- !
florin I hollny and mistletoe of the holl
day season below a red double barred
cross, tho official emblem of the anti
tuberculosis crusade throughout the
world. ,
"Abput 300 years ago Khukespearo
wrote, In tho Merchant of Venice about
a candle throwing lis beams like 'a
good deed In a naughty world!' Many
are the conditions thatihave changed
slnco Shiikesiiearo wrote In lHss.
Three hundred years ago even good
deeds meant less than they do now
for pimple lived shorter lives to profit
by them. The average human, life
then was only thlrly-lhreo and one
half years. Hcnrcoly long enough to
become well grown up. certainly not
long enough for that rare enjoyment
or being a grandparent. Disease then
tteprcscntatlvo Oarncr of Texas.
ranking democrat on tho wuys and
means committee which framed! the
bill, told the bouse ho expected it to
pass the mcasuro by December 19.
lenorul , debato wll continue under
tho rules until tomorrow night. On
Monday, tno bill will bo tukon up for
amendment.
IU'presentatlve Treudway of Massa
chusetts, a republican, member of the
committee, In opefling the debato to
day lauded general provisions of the
measure. Ho said prohibition would
not bo affected by tho proposed re
duction In nlcohor taxes.
Men, nil constables mill stato traffic
officers usslstnil in tlio hunt. .
, 1'l to, the , time or the rapture hot
a tra'jn was found of Iho men. At 11
o'clock Shoril'f Jeanliigs went to (iold
Hill tin, the theory that. they would so
north, where Hill is said to have
friends. While waiting to search a
freight when It passed through Gold
Jllll,, Sheriff. Jennings, four hours
latere sighted his. charges entering a
rooming house and arrested them as
they wore waiting Uj be assigned' to
u room It was .tlio plan to' remain
under Oliver today and continue thoir
travels tonight.
JIcKb-oy uik) Hill said they walked
cross-cniintiy to Central Point, iinniert-
j,...,.. ,::.;.:......,
the S. V, right-of-way to (Iold Hll(.-
Ac-ordlns to Tom Murray, abstra
ter, Ho rope the prisoners used, made,
from a blanket, was tho ifealcs piece'
of rope braiding he had ever seen,
being veritably a woik of art.
MOIli; I'jtKKBOM XATti liAXKS
(Continued from page 1.)
IbrnUKli Its authority to use the na
tional banking system as au Instru
ment for the public benefit. ,
"The individual national bank Is
always ultimately able to lake care ot
itsplf In meeting tho competitive con
dition, due to mole favorable slate
laws hy giving nu Hn national chartor
nnil. fining Into the stale system. KuW
tho gradual loss of national bunks nni(
the consiMiuent decrease In relative
resources of the national hanking sys
tem is of primary concern to the nn
tional government, not only Because
the nalional banks form tlio logical
au:I poruianetit basis of the federal
reserve system, but hKii because only
through the national hanking system
can there be maintained throughout
the United States, a standardized sys
tem of banking subject to the visi
torinn iwwers of the national govern
ment and subservlfjnt at, all tiiuesto
the will of congress."'
T
jsroken in a ay
Hill i act quickly nop coku in M houri.
Fcvcf and headache diiappear. Grippe ia
conquered in.) days. Every wintec.it uvea
millions danger and discomfoft. Devi t take
chances, don'e-delay an hour. Get the best
help science knows.,. 1
CASCARAQUININE
with portrait
How They Need It " '
WASHINGTON. Dec. II (A Pl-
raged In many forms end decimated i Tho house, today adopted and sent to
i.JS'lmd, ho sold, couliCbe. operated
" iiiff
wearing parachutes.
Tn II III.' Ill iin i i mia
in ii w unmnni vnr
;iu u. u. ituwnuom
linmiinlly wllh terrifying epidemics,
Moilorn niedical science ' was un
known.
''Since that time 21 years have been
added to tho dtirntion-of -the average
man's life. Think of it, twenty-one
years more to enjoy the Increasing
pinrvels of those modern days! Seven
if. these extended yearn, nbout bne
the Bciiatu u . resolution, for a Christ-
mnj recess from Duceiubor 22 to
Januury 4.
DIJMAND lilt.VMWKMS ItlOMOVAL
(Continued from page one.).. 'I
not to deposit thnlr reserves wlih llml I
third of the whole gain In human ex- lmnK nnu the president or a bank at
istence slnen Kh.,knu. .,,,. n, 'GerralH said ' llmmwell had- advised
bcoh added since the develoiimcrit of 1,lm "'Pt his reserve would not. be;
lh Christmas sen) only 18 years ago. tu"teu it deposited with tho Portland
"The good deeds tho seal reprc- ieUonal bank.
nentii linvn ilnnn Ihnln blt. l in i. I J. H. Davis, cashier of thn Pnrtlnnil
ciiIiib human life, by helping to sub- '(Notional, asserted that his bank's out- i
tract liie.otio names from the annual " n ucikisms naci'iieon cut In. halt
death roll of tuberculosis In the United r-ecause of Bramwell's refusal tp
states, for the death rate from that .allow It lo be a reserve depository.
disease is now one-half what It was
twenty years ago.
Tho Oregon Tuberculosis Associa
tion flnanco'lts work almost entirely
by the yearly sale of Christmas seals.
Just how fur the C'hri itmns seal
wll be able to spread its light this
your depends ou how many seals you
land I and nil of us buy and use on
holiday letters and packages." -
While ItrainweH waa disputing this
the .conference adjourned tor luncheon.
1I.VNK ItOKIUiltS AlUtlvSTUTr
(Continued Prom Page , One)
,-SEATTU3, Dec. U-(A. P.) Two
ri'oahinon a few minutes before tho
zeio, hour of noon today confessed
tUntHhey had. painted the numerals or
. their, class on the menidrlnl arch at
tkje. linlveralty of WashliiKtun and In
thor plncos.on the campus.
.:Afirr declurlng "we can as much
respecti these men us one, who would
m"jM. 'a tomb in a cemetery." Rov,
I'lpison,. president of the senior conn-
T;
Flint hiuI Mori'lKiin Htrcpts to keen an
appoliHnioiU with Murphy.
lie t;v a man (1iospU na Murphy
sniu ho wtiuld he. lithorldgo i.s uvUmI.
hut tlio' follow paid no attention to
hinr, ho after driving around the block
a co.upl of tlniCH he went home.
IMurphy telephoned, again, he said.
when he was not at home. Airs.
Mthertdge told .Murphy, who aKkud
lhl tttherldtfo go to an Kmersoh
Htreet addrenH that If he vanted to do
any biiKtiiemi with Ktherlde he would
huVfl to go to tho Kthcrlrige home.
.Ajtu-'Phy showed up with a list, but
I'm twin. la "t.'t I, . .(,!., ul,l it ..:
r-vv-.,- iMorimuui ui iiih Honior conn-i ouwrirmwu, ina., iJo.c, I . (A. the diMtrlui attorneva offlre reinit sn
"""U."?d. ',u,t Builty P )-A new contract will boji.aijo ha- KU.erl.lw went 7i ' Kme.n i-
'.'J.. Ti " "inouveren uj nooji uw me local iinanciul syndJcato the next morning Where he saw and
dy Hhe entire c lass of 200Q woi.ld and Jack Uoinpsey. It was announced ' noted The bonds ofrered
.M . . l?5 ie y oyvinurow c. vvolsuurg, headi They, totalled 570l) worth of gilt
itlpus. Melson said. punlshmeut for ot tho promoters, who Inst summer1 e.lgo securities he declared only one
. the cdlprlis would ho considered to- secured the signatures or the.' chant- 'bond being o, -I oi.
ic. " "v...m "v utt iivi"" lou-iuuuu uinu near inicsgo. Saturday nluht and Iben liifnime.1
1W' i I hisniew contract will bo iiracticn lv ,.r,.,.. .
i no sumo as mo aina iiigi:ed In Mies
JchArob brother of n. v. '
fOU.ICfc CHIEF WITH MURDER.
;'f;onNjNo; n. y.: Dec. n.tA. p.i
MIlHsol J. Kiirlght. tann laborer of
' rhtupbell.: Wothor of PWiio Commis
sioner nichard E. Khrlght of New
.bk. Was formally charged with'
... . . - . --c-v- , v'lll.V 44-IIU Ol iie 9.1IUIK loss
m cngirew months ago, except It will -i , , fol.m of m,KO,luie f8cul..
eiiiuina.e rioyd itaslnin.oUH In thelnies accord Incr to Inenl iniilifn-iiiAa 1
Z .eh1" V iv ? "K B )1CH""'-V-WIII who suspect therefore that the men
mutch, Mf. Welsburg said. ,lmy .,.. ... ,..,,,,,,..!
that yielded bonds.
Jane Addams Declines. r
CHICAGO, Dec. 11. Miss Jane Ad
dams afHllll lloiinn todiiv wlinn In. I
miirdor, first dereo, this afternoon in funned that her rundldacv ror senutur
ccju4e;tl6n with the denlh yesterday on tho rurmer-lnhof ticket as(be1iig'
ine r-mignt rariu or I Imothy. Slsiy, ui-ged ut Hockford. III., said she -would, thought they would try and stenl an
1 ' 1 "I'm. not consider sucn aironer. auto. The Meiirm-ii n. .uti,....r .....
PIUSOMIH.S KSCAPl-. I llOM JAIL
'(Continued from cage one.)
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fJLIDIOT'rVI A'C . 1 . ' . V'.
BULB SPECIALS
. FOR SATURDAY
A beautiful Japanese Bulb Bowl with frog and four
paper-white Narcissus, regular 60c value
" Special 45c
rapcrwliitos I'oivc easily nnd 'tjuickly
12 paper-whites and 12 frecsias, selling regularly for
$1.15
Our Price 80c
"-This is your last cliain't? to got 1iuiHrtotl l'tiporwJiitc.s
1 dozen fancy mixed single early Tulips, in all bright
eolers, .
Special Price 70c dozen
liultis may bo iilantcd oiitsidt! all tlirtmli Docoinliov. '' Tt is not ttuflalo nd
those wanting bullis will still find mil1 stocks tuito oomiiloto with a gotxl
isoltiiiont oj" jryai'iHtlis.' Tnli-.s, Xanissus, Daffodils, Iris, Jv'nniiiiortlus,
Aiioinoucs, etc. ' - m ;. ; , -. , .- . .
s "Vt'i! lliivtt an fct
oxpeiihive Tlmstinim
.,Tn llol.lcf. Ui'l
Due anil 1 Jim 'i ;
: Worry About
Tnpplinu tho Tree.
MONARCH
Always a Slop 'Alifa.r
Visit Our St ore.,!
Ili'itr Our Ti'iiinoil
Sinners mid Sw tlio
llrautifiiUb, ,s,
llrnijr lliu Kills
"'Along'.',
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price
, One
Whole Month's
Waiting
Eliminated
Launch an Early Sale in
Their Men's Department
CLEARANCE
OF MEN'S AND BOYS'
Siuis cmdvercoetts
This s-ale includes only pur entire stock of men's
and boys'1 suits and "overcoats, maclsjinaws. and
leather vests. Take advantage of these January
sale prices and get a month's wear in advance.
I Men's
Overcoats
Extra Values
$LJO.0O Coats
$22.50 Coats
2h.(X) Coals
27.f0 Coats .......
Coats
$35.0() Coats
$-10.00 Coats
$-15.00 Coats"
$17.00
$19.00
.'.spsa.'so
$25,00
$27.00
...$31.50
., $36.00
i$11.50
ill
MANN'S
Suits and
Overcoats
NOW .
NCE SALE
)OtS I
Men's ;
Suits :M-
Mm-1
i BEGINNING AT
8 A. M. Saturday, December 12th
It is unusual for such a sale to be held fully pne
month ahead of the expected time. Greatly re
duced prices mean a saving to you in. your heavy
winter clothing.
Every Suit
Included
$25.00 (Sits .....$22.50
$27.50 Suits $25.00
$:.0.00 Suits : $27.00
$35.00 Suits $31.50-
$40.00 Suits $37.00
$15.00 Suits $41.50.
Mackinaws
1 Msli-Ki'ado lioavy wool,
values up to $1-1.50
$10.95 to $12:95
BOYS' SUITS V
Two Pair of Pants With Every. Suit
Here is a special bargain in boys' knee pants suits--20
Discount on All
$10.50 Suits :$8.40 I $15.00 Suits .....'.....$12.00
$12.50 Suits -$10.0Q $1(5.50 Suits $13.20.
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Leather Vesti and
Coats
$12.50 i,. $22.50 .valuos
.$9.85 to $18.85
Duck Coats
Waterproof interlining,
-$4.95..
THE PROPER PLACE TO BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN
Hickock Belts
( Men's Ties (
Silk and Knit ,
C5 $1.00
$1.25 - $1.50
Boys.' Overcoats
- Ajres 3 to 1(5 '
7.15 lo i;i. !5 :
Fancy Hose
Silk and silk and wool
65d - 85
$1.25 - $1.50
.Uolepiiiot' Tiose for nieti.
and leltotfriinis;. ma
with tlio. iK'W wide strap
ami initial buckles. .
Mann's DeparlKsnf Stotc
- -HE SJ0RE FOR EVEgfJJODY .
Driving -Gloves
.Leather gloyrs, with or
without gjtuiitlt'ts '
$2.00 to $6.00
Boys' .
Mckinaws
. 5.415. to $J.95
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