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Newspaper Page TextI. mem eunuue, UilLUUM OIIUHO , BRILLIANCY IN! PLANE PARACHUTE GETS FIRST TEST Far Cry From Graf Zeppelin's Flight to Conquering of Air in Balloons , !ii.fin mM a I. Unit instead t a rdiarp n-j&e. oarsmen plying huge siU:en oai. tml made u number i fuc- STATE CLASSIC! Comeback Surprises Beav- ers Overflow. Crowd Sees 12 to 0 Victory for. Webfoots Staters Show( Fight In Last Half. I 10 FOOTBALL MECCA ; 1 ii the recent voyage tu' the rruf Zepptdln aero the Atlanti: Oct-an there upeim a new chapter hi the anna Ik v( liKhter-than-air craft, one that Imih u rich bu Kinuml of human endeavor u. win. 0 skill anil courage hiive play ed equal parts. The (iruf 35tj- Tht inventor, a French i v the name (tf Jiemmier Lillet in Hi revuiutiiiniM v wan, ,,i-, i.f alut imirteei: na that an ea: shape would l utra later motor ful 1'liKlit.s at an awm.ur sp i 4 S r: -,. nvf-r ;i IH-rimi of I WO fill j,til"l tuniPd obedient to lis cnntrols to ils HiunuiK P'"W Wulfi i'i, a it-rman, flew a d:. -luiiile in 1H'.7 powered with ;i I HKI.L. F1KM), CORVALUS, Oro., j Xov. 17. (p) The rnivorwity of j ure-.jori i'noiimll team - Htaged a brilliant come nark aftpp thro i years m defeat in the state or Oregon football classic, and took the annual Mate championship hat t la from Oregon State colleKo here today by a nrore of IZ to h. An overflow crowd of 22,000 Haw the same. Couch Sol. tester's Oregon SlatJ fieavern, were clearly surprised i by the unexpected strength of Ore- : ;on in the lirnt half, nnd weru coHslHtently outclassed in practi-1 cally every department of the ame in tho lirst two perf:dH. f Coming back in the second half - the Stale rolluMfi team developed a tltfhtihtf hi rett k. and threatened to wore, even up to the hint min ute of the Kamu. ,) The weoiootK stopped mo iojv; I KuIiih and accurate! pannes of the brilliant Maple, Oregon Statu ntar terbacli, wheti trains and puhhuh . might have meant score. In con-; trast, tl.e Staters allowed Kit.- miller, flashy Oregon forward, to j slip through for the first kcoio in' the fir.Ht period. The HHcoitd ncore came In the Kecnnd Dei-hid when a lateral pass ay Oregon first down on lhe:(er Lake SI . 5 . , 'l 'a i f I William A- (Jates and William 11. l-ydiaid utU:r making their r"s etvatitiijti nti'i a'l jv"r t- ments io leave on last evening's train with the high school foot ball squad for The Dalles to wit ness .Monday afternoon's stain champloiiHhip came there, instead i left in (heir cur early this Hi. ii" by the labors and reneari'hes of hit; with several happy ulayers 'tf thns pioneer aeronauts who by the sc.iib squad in the back scat, their perseverance made lighter- The .sudden change in plan than-air craft (Alde. was bioiiKl.t about when late in; .lubt as the history of the ftir- Ihe ai'tevnoon thty learned thai plane cannot be divorced from reveral of the simad that wer' the story of the KUder, the his- noi drawn in ihe list to make Th's tory of tlie diriKlbk in inseparably eiilu nii-iiu'id. that no internal hi nip throtiK and in the presence t(f.-st for airiKible balloon, of Louis XVI und Marie Antoin-, treat problem of propulsion 'tie, they liberated another hot- remained. The art of direction air-lmlloon, to which was attached - was not supplied until about lS5u, i(tsHei luinHin; a ne Mie-j, . - auiiouun one curlier uueiujti iaim , ... , tne ... and craft cmmhi fire in the air ai.il . lie was i;iuu. i.. i... i. i . . . ,. . ... ... iiuneiiii tm imMt-f en. 4- iis performan e, marks tlie kit-'die ( raze of the ac .Success had a, iion "must have been eiual and m'nJ' '"'j ' "i - i fine iu i inr imiiuuii uiiiiu.-l 1 1 onpoMie i i-iiciiiiii. ui'iumu . , i, ..t ..,-.n...,t ,..,i u. i..n..,. w ho ,. u. ... .. ,i '. .... ....... i. rim: within the as imx. v.hi Ii " iu ....... ... iKKiii. r limn in a i -i mm- piviny l lie propuirti v eiivi k j '. . hint time its tilumphant success lt(r cnift had been effective and a!!owinir hut air to escape from a retained its .-nap. a be measured in iarse part t ffeetually di-moiiHtrated and men hole at one end of the has with internal pi ewim . dir:uib)e ship. experiments were delayed, and an It I? cry of IHrilble logins infuriated puldi--. evidently fear in-,' Alter many huccwsf ul . fliKhtu: tliat it was beinu imposed uton, ami after the hallotm had tie-n , i)eiro ei the bailotin. put to militaiy uses in the revo-, l aiber of the liiritlhlc lutionary warn with but incon-; n 1S;,0 Henri (liffard earned cockei el and a tlueU. The phys near to suci ess. 'j his vs ielst Tmrleti at once perceived the theory of the Abln-s Miollan advantuKe if u?in: hydrogen td .tonitu-t. who, utilixinic tt"'11 r"r" the result r they hi r : of n lonj-i- lale Screnrjth of a 92 foot prcliute designed to carry disabled planes weigliing C500 pcur.de to safely was tried oul at the Alameda, Ca!.f airport by attaching it io a tractor and Ijlc.vina air into it with a plane propeller. It wae designed by Charles Drcikic.':, using 'jQQ yards of silk and 7000 yards of hem rope. wanes trip wnn uie semciett souai. bound up in th; story of the bal- spicuous fcuccess, the craze for for himself the title vUunih some weie1 bitterly disappointed. Then loon, in theory both types of air- hullouiiliiK waned with the arrival dispute It) of father of the diriu- liiuted ono tender hearted Hill, .raft have been studied since an- , of the Htenm and the internal j)-ic. He. had asHisted in that year "Whatd'ye say. We were kids dint times. KliKht throtiKh tho ipmbustlon enKines. a Swiss watchmaker to build a once. I'd just as soon o in the air has lured man all throUKh the: Here the real history of the model diriuibtc that made siic- moniiui; iu the car." 'age as perhaps few other thinvi dirigible beuins, and it Is a history ess ful flights aiinst moderate 'You said it." rejdied the other have, and it continues to weave replete with human patience and wind-. e imilt: the next year, soft hearted Hill, "and there is :lB spell over millions of people , -a u race, fantastic notions and lat- a full siy..,t -.-hip uiiHJn-,- Xloiw- plenty of room in the hack seat today. Aeeordiim to tr.nlilion It vr with mechanical arid ( nineer- nier s principle of a long ciu-ar h:r three. Was Archytus of Tarentum who nK .skill wrei-ted from actual ex- shaped khs bav, shaiply iiointed Hence three of the (UsappolntPd invented the kilo, the forerunner p..,ienct In the air. The problern'at the eniN. ami tlie sutfestimi ami hard working players of the f the airnlane. and Archimedes m -., i.im.. i. imvui in ..r i.-. ,.,.. r Lhii.. who first discoveied the theory any direction, even against the lelphia thai tt 'propeller he .hat a body will, rise fn the air ii wind, instead of remaining pass- (Jt suggestion made a the end of t-crnh sttuad will see tho great game Monday afternoon . in ,'1'lie Dalles, as the guests of the mush-' business men. who plan to returu home some time Tuesday, unless delayed in Portland by sympathy for some poor cripple Helling gold Inlcks without a police permit. not hiops; An A.. 1 1 ..in ii. med Sehwaru Was tt:e l.rst in buiid a ri--id Urr-:iiie, I i t n. it her f the two ships were M. ' -ressllll. t icdit To Zeppelin's t.eliius it was left to the genius f fount iS'idii.and von Zeppelin tu perfect the rigid .tir.-diip and it is lie who is fairly to ! ei-nsuh- ihe j'atlior of this tyjK- tl:e ti.e that thmis;mts of i-ans recently have seen. Xi.n-ugid :tnd semi-rigid air ships were developed continuous ly in both France and Ihiiaiis. urnl rVen liussia favored tin. in. San-tn.s-Iumont, the wealthy yuiin lIsrd Hrauliali who thrilled " Van. o at the Ii. g. lining ot the century wiui j ;Ag ihQ peaks nat mountuiiiK oft I (luywos hihi : id' Kdllnii Jlu lr , I wlnlnr maniln (if miuhv, I lit; t'ra- cluli IjckIiih Hit wln- Orcson Stain rolloKH K.'-yuril line, i.r aclivltlcs, myn llio Klamath frinn whore another pass, Klu-j Pails Newrt. " miller tii KnliliiKoii, tnadc unotlier Siiiiiillen for Hie winler ramp in first' down on tho ploveiiyanl tho national park have lieen iriu.k iliark. To top thin. Illo KtntiuK I ,,, mm Kort Klaninlh to Anna ware penaliaeil to the two-yuril Kprlimu. One of tlie rait lor rnliiiiH lino for liolilinu. (ioiilil wsih held !al Anna Hitinn will lie used for for .no khIii but ilurneli iurrlil tin. eainp and n nunibur of Ihe the ball over in tlie next play niemlieiH nru neltliiK II In Kluipe ORGAN!ZHT!GN CHEAP ENGINE FOR fears AVIATION AfSITCD Dl AMCC MrUIC ITC; urn i -mr - tin. . iiiuvrLhnLO mimw no IAIal nlun WIDESPREAD USE; HEALTH TRIBUTE 'itiE DCPIMMIMP, its total dead welcht i less than Hvlv to the nier.-v of Hie nil- cur- the eiirhteemh l entorv when hi '"'uini; i:vilons ami wlm limit ...i: ci thj-a.r whleh Ii displaces, nnts and even today the proli- seiewsr. ere not even used for dirifiible after diriKiMe with a taj-8 a writer in the New Yuri: lem lias only been partly solved, ships). rare prodigality, in Inn o" of the l'iuies magazine. :owImk i hlefly to the tremendous; riiffarrt's airship liad its cms men who Inborfd to pel feet the l:ut the histoi-y o! lilthter-than- j cesistanee offered liy the frame j Lai;, 14,1 feet hum by feet in semi-ril airship. The l.ebaudy air eraft is shorter than that of. 1 work of a diriuible to-Its passaii" diameter, i ovei ed w:th a network brothers, too. were active in de-heavier-tlian-ulr eraft and It Is iliruUMh the air. Once a llk-h' en-of cords drawn down beneath the rlKiiliifr and buildini; non-ritvid and marked by no dramatic eulmlnn- cine had been invented tho prob- j balloon 'and attached to a lonsr reiiii-riKiils; in fact, they brought tion such as attended the first eiu became one ot I'onslruetiim I polo, to which the car was fixed. Ihe laller type to somewhere near lllBhl of a powered airplane at an aerostat stroiiK enoiiRh to resist jm the rear was a litiKo trianuular i'S present slate of efficiency. Kilty Hawk twenty-five years the strain of flyini." throtmh tlicjrin deslnncd to act as the rudder, buiidir.it for the I'rench covern iiko, allhoUKil Ihe first success ,ii,. an,l capable u eo'nlrol in tho The rrtif; was powered by a steam nient sev.'ral famous airships, of tlie balloon had a more imme- required direction. leucine dcvclopinc one iiorsepow- Several ot these ships met trntri.- (Hale iiublie response tlian had. Itcfore this, however, manv irrn-icr iter Ilu iiiioiids of vei''nt. l-:v- fates, however. S'lue theories were put to tlie cry precaution ncamst i ent iu tho American I the ' the suceessftir demons! rat ions U riBhl brothers, which re-j test. iiKraph i a sail to one sev Tlie first Idea was to place taken, and September with n tackle, smash. A completed puss for Ihe extra point wan dis allowed as Bliidelinan was raiiKlu JioldlnK. Bitter Fight 4'he ()re'4on Slato Leuvers I'oiikIH bitterly lor victory in tho lust half, innkiiiK (.Ix f'rHl ilownn to iiel'oro snow completely clones ihe road. Food and lodalna; will not lie available at the loil';e this w In ler ii Iu I'orinor yeiirs. The skiing season in ihe park lias n k'ooil oullooli. acciirdiim to cl'ili members. .Mosl of Ihe old impo'.iniu mu.uic. club niemllerH have ev nrei seil no lit ot enables i U ASIIIXCTliX- 11 (Iwls liave IHCTliOlT lI'l-Alrplancs will . t.,.,..1,lzll ;ls ,.m,u lMMK since be as llllck as aulom ley I as .,.,,, ,.,.., ,, wj,(, rwi mlarly accepled as an import ; ,.,Ui ,v ,,.,. ,, f. ,i-m;i I ir.n am ini'ai.s of Iraiisporllun. whclli- ,j.j11K- i W.IS , hitcndcl er for business or pleasure, Ju-t .,,.,,. ,,, ,Vi Wi,i us l.iciu. I'ol. as soon as a reliable, liclit w 'lt;bt ., vy .. :,lb:.v.av. Ilmbl yursteoti and rrlalivoly clieap alrplaiei en-',,,, ,mv ,a Ul ,,rrl , lhl. ,.hi,.r cine Is destcned. ,ti Thai Is the opinion of ('apt. I,. .iicr careful slu.ly of avian. rs ,l. uooivou, resenrci) eiiKlneer "i 1 h., bad mailc iirolonued n l'-riuiee Home ui the Ihillooii Alnei-ica is llle lioloe of tll ide.of the balloon a theory put forward by- Thomas Alartyn in Kncland. despite tli'j fact, not then i-oliiprciieiileil, tlMi ur-fa sail would have no effect, since plane, but it win France that, there Is no fix -d point -to which fathered the balloon. To Joseph It can be attached, and tlie ,.sail. ., 4 .emu- AlontKolfier. sons of i ( therefore, travels throtiKh the ail prosperous paper manufacturer of ; at precisely- ihe same rale as Anuonay, coos ihe honor of con. everytlilnc forminc part of the iitiuetinc the first successful bal- balloon. (ar.i were then thoucVf loon, lifted throucli tlie acency j of and tried, but the idea, was of hot air. It was .Iiltio a. l?8a, j practically unsound;- fer tile oars that the .Moolcolfier brolhera . iiad lo be very stronc aud.verv flew the first balloon, H was al'iireeyand moreover, 'to be ef- Ihc rackai-d iiiolor company and n,,, sliies i.ieulenanl l 'oluiicl "Pherold 110 teet In elreumference, fectlve they had to bo rowed at I designer of a lone hue of engines iinilmwav sjis onlv tluie will led ' Inflated witli hot air 'roiii ' f!--. - a speed that surpassed human en airplanes, nulomohlles anil hat the cost of the present era of be In health and for airplanes, uulnmnhlles and pe -dli. Mils. Ills new Dies.. I type ,,vj;ij,, wni nclnc. wbb h lias liccn called an ; lonccvlly. In the develop-; .-v for commi-reial i ,,is .... , and It flew to ilur lllielr inemhoiKlilii and manv new anvrari. sun renuiins cioaued in tratod tn tho 21-vnnl liuo. lllll lout aunllclilions for menibershlo have the inmost serrecy, witli its do- luo iJtlii ia u inline. Iu loc '. few minute" they HKiilii worked llio hall down to thu lu-yurd lino; of wood shavtnc a heicht csiimated at li.OUO feet and traveled a mile before It los; r troubles and neuro- ! buoyancy and fell, of ihe ailments Hi u 1 'I'l'e event aroused Ihe wildest traced t wlioro u )uhk wiia knocked down mi tho Koul lino. Maplo played tho entire dime willinut relief, nnd wus tilwnyn ilnn-;ui -oust, lie never fumbled hul Orecon eovoriMl hint too tdimoly for l;lm to hreuk nwny. Shorwooil nnd Hughes were hill la nt in Urn liiicklield for llio ainlo collcKo, and (liiuld, Klimlllor und llurnoil did huiiii) nutHlniidliic work for Orocon. Tho liau-iip: Oiohdii Slnto Orc jon Vhillock l.H" I'opo Ltico I.T . Colherl ' lll-IBOll (' tlelllles Kllorn . ltd lllicen .Stout KT Clirlstetisen Strllf IIU Archer Maple Q ilurneli Shorwooil I. if Could lVmhos H WHIiii iuh (lilntoro P Kltzinlller SeorlUK by periods; Oroiton Bluto 0 11 " 11 OroKim ti 0 0 Orc'ton acorliiH: Toiiclidnwiis, KlUmiller, llurnoil. Of ill luls lOvniiH, roforoe: can. umpire; Morris, head mail; IIIkIciih, field Jml'-to. Mllll-Um- s i.clievi i, mi rivini'. been icreivcd. I. lis Anceles. ('III., ticner wlllillK Io speak ol It onlyi -- ,. ,, lleads llio list wllh a parly of M in ceneral lerius." lone as they nnd .Medlord ranks second wllh IV. I hell.-ve ihai if we bad today . K.iys ,K, officer, It Is oxpul'led thai about 1,. ".IMI will an alrple. nclne w dclilnc V1"' ! v i.,p aiialomlca by make the ski trip to llio rim of .pound per iiorc-pou'tr, w nun , ,.ny Jn ,-outoi i.iiiy with the spe t'ralor l.ako heforo llle season would be capable of runnlnc I ."' , tin I rcipili enicuis ol aerial bn-.i-closes. hours without a stop and w hlcli ' nillt inn. been flyinc ai have been wulkinc.' "tliej- may lie and pii.vsiob ci- enthusiasm In Paris and the .Mont . Kolficrs wi.u-e at onee suniinoneti I lo the .reneh court at Versailles wlii'i-f , In ihe midst of an admir- fire was .cppeini i ii n in i. iim i.h l he : Coum Zeppelin made h-s first made a semi-successfnl fiicht ' b'.lhion that is to say, he manned! to eel ivil War .when fialuinc as a the ship lo fly at an air speed of volume, r in the ' Federal army, about four lo five miles an hour, but it was no. until some fJjiy lint the. wind heiiiK stroncer than years later, at tile ace of 112. that that he actually went baekv.ard. . he built his first db ie.blc. or Zep AceordiliKly he designed an enor- l lln. as they came to bo known, nious airsliip, wliieli was to be This Zeppelin was the larcesl air 110(1 feet lone and which he ex- ship loal had al Ilia! time been peeled would have a speed ot sen beiim -llil feel lone and some forty-lour miles an hour. weichintv nine tons, it was plau wlth lis powerful eneine. III. heallh i neil on or cinal and darine lines: intervened, however, and he died Mid it Is lo be noted that tinmen in - 1SS2 without attempline his Hie count built many a "Stop" be ambltlons project. fore he died in IH27, he had never rroncbiua.i Files Suecessfull.v lo modify Ihe ceneral i-oneeption In lit K5 the Frenchman, Capt.lof his first (lesien. ami llle lines Charles Itenard. worklne with have not been materially modified l-'lilr Sliape Was .'Meusnier's Idea j Captain Krehs, built the eelebra- siii'-e. Nevertheless, the Robert broth-! ted I.a France, havine received a It was on July 2. DM. that tlm ers of France successfully navica- j erant of money frm (lambetta first Zeppelin was launched aver led a balloon with oars, hlrtne for Unit purpose. Tne France was Luke Constance. The flleht was six sailors-to do the rowine. and tt;u feet lone and 2"Vj feet wide not a stieeess, however, owlne auutlu r aspirine inventor drafted at its maximum width. it was several breakdowns of inacliani.im, plans for a mammoth baHonn thai ciear-shaped. but It was the first allhoneii thornier.! h'p was ijafely was lo have a ealley of eiehiyito use a stream-lined bow. Ibat is landed and moored. Dues ail! collecled and illilla- ' couli; be sold for about. $111 pel' tion adtaiuislcred Iu all unusual ! horsepower, ihe airplane business way, since only bends of pei'spit-n- 1 would rival and soon olil-fitrip Ihe lion lll'oucht out na the result, ol' automobile Industry.'" .Mr. W'oolson buttlinc a ;l-l-niiln snowy trail f.'oiu isays. llio end of llio broken road lo the j "The present Inch physical re rim and relurn can win a ineni-; nuh-emenis, said io in' necessary bershlp card lo this Ol.tulllzul ion. J b. fere a mini may become a eap- In llio enjoyment of this winter ; able pilot, will be looked upon ,,,u-lii Irlp In llio pink, u larce uniouiit w-iiliiu a few yeiirs as out-ot-iiaie. of credit must Co to t'ol. C. 11. Any iiinii who can run an ailio Tlloiupnoll und Ills rnuai-r service mobile today will be capable of for I hull- eo-opciniion and kinilties:i , n ,.nin,' a pilot. A uiiarter con- rll lo the oflleers in the t raler l.ako lurv nco. medical experts said "IIui, tboiich nol cipilpped for fl.ine as llic birds are, man is rasher in allemptiiic to coiiiiiicr tbe sllles. l-iiiLile and horned owls are fully eiuippe(l for lllelr ow'll work, but the eaele resls by bicllt and llle owl by day, whereas nian, tlie iiew-coiuer, files bolh day ami Ski club. HATLESS CRAZE BESETS EUROPE FOOTBALL SCORES tllal mall would never be able lo adjust his physical mechanism lo such a d -ifvee Hint he mlfhl drive ail auloniobil,. r.n miles mi hour. Toe present rcpin-omcnls ;1 ( fK .and across ihos, lor nirfibiue pilols will s-eni jusi as liuiny wllbin a very few years. Capluln Deolson Is litoie than a. "eroiind expert." Iiavlnc flown airplanes in connection Willi en cine (est work about ."idil hours. and Is llioroucbly convinced that all .technical men who have any 'halless .Maiir :u,i.r i ,io wllh desiculne ulr- I'aclfio fi; Wlllninetto 0. Whllninu 111; Collect) of lilnho, I'AItltt. bl'l Tlie llaflan" llloveiueiit has spread lo nlnnea should be lillols. I'nris and ouee prosperous owners j ca,,iain Woolson ol'len takes up of hal-eheeklnc prlvlleces see i lMW canines on lllelr initial trial cheerless fullire. . ' , iliehls. when such lest work is tio many men eo bareheaded In wttlcrrd hichlv il.incerous, he women insists that It Is an liuporlalll part olll ! of his work. He became a pilot af- (healers and hotels and Die so seldom wear cloaks that the 12. Rocky Mountain Colorado AeetoH la; Denver I'll-1 Iverslly (I. I Colorado rnivorslty 21; Colo-! iiltio Colleca lib Cnlvorslly of Arizona 40; Now' .Mexico A-iClosO. Middle West Wisconsin la; lnwa tl. CnrnoKlo Tech 27; Xntro Duino. sovon. .Mleiilcnii :i; Mlclilmiu Slnto 0. Ohio Wnsloyan 7; Ohio linker ity M. NehniKkii 0; lMllHhtircli 0. llhO. Oklahoma 7; Khuhuh U. lntlhiiia ti; Northwestern 0. Iowa Statu 7; Kansas Accies 0. Purdue 1-1 ; Witlmsh 0. trlnnol.7; Washington 0. .Mllinesola r.2; Haskell 0. Soul!) Da km a L'li; Norlh Dakota Ancle . East Penn 31; Columbia 7. ashiiiKlon and Left 0; llaek nell 0 1 He 1. Ijnfuyntte 7; Point State fl. I'rlncelon I't; Vale 2. - Army S2; Citrllon 7. Humors 7; l.ehluh .i. Now York I'nlvorslly I!7; Mis mirl 0. Harvard fl; Holy Cross 0 (He). Ilrowit 2U; Now lluiuiishlro II. Harvard Fresh li; Yilhi Frosli d, St. Johns 22; Catholic Culver mty, 0. Connecticut Ar-sIoh 21; lthodo Island I). Nuvy 5S; Uiyoliv 0. Colcnto 0; Syracusu 6. Dolroli 111; Koidlinin 11. Darlinoillli 2K; Cornell fl. South (ienrcelwnn 12; Vircinln 0. Tcnnessen tl; Vamlerbill 0. (ieorcla Tech. 3;i; Ahthnmn IS. Titlnno 41; Sewunee tl. Dnko 14; Nnrdi Cntollnn State, 12. - Maryland IK; Vlrcinla 2. 'America VII. a lone Hue of navy k aniline and airplane motors. ladles whofh.ivo thrived on lips t,,1. achieved considerable are eompluiulnc thai lashlon Is iriimiieuce us a builder of nir taklne llle bread from their . ,.nln enelncs. liavlne been in nioulhs. !ehiir?" of the army's aircraft en- Siorl alid the automobile are to j ginccriuc aclivitles at Mcl'ook bliime. The cult of the youne w ho , i ,lnrinc Ihe world war. disdain hats has crown of late' jt, ,csii;ueil Ihe eni;in's which year.- and this summer al beach j IMji,died tlie Ill-fated Shenandoah, and mountain reports multiplied ) .i,,. World recortl speedboat. Miss the numtier of the hutless ernwil. The Increase iu automobiles nat urally has matle It easier for many !.ui i.M nH his latest "pet" aehh men and women to K" to the then- , vement the first Mlesol type "lr ter without hat or ('oat, eraft eimine , to be flown in i n It is ijulte an upset In the tntdi- j, plane. Hons of frunce but back of it is j - the loan aliuse of the "vcstlaro" or, IWWIll'HKA. Okla. tt"J -1 - K. eloakronm. It haw been a depart- j Jones, automobile salvnue dealer men In public places, ho ponrlv 1 lieve. uses an undent and dilapl- handled that people often pre- dated tonrtn ear perched op the j fen.-d to keep their wrap:: rather" ' futiopy ill front of bis shop as an 1 than wait ten minutes In a slriik'- ! ndviM-t Isement nf Itts b.tnlueis. t;llnif line to pet them back. I i aikii, ine.v came to resent ns sutnptlon of the riwht to collect hats. ciiatH and cancK from all who entered. The public, therefore, has followed fashion the more wiHiit!; , ly because It helped abolh anoth- er nuisniiee. Birds have other rejoin r-e.s that may envy. It would be easier for our pilots if they, like tlie enr- piKcous, had in thidr heads some natural eipiiva lent of an at'tli induction compares combined wit h a bank and turn indicator uliTeh would enable them lo find their way throuuh darkness, 'wind trackle.ss skies Ih tl M'parale ihe continents. "When the earth is tibscured by clouds and ( he horl:-.;m invisible, the airman cannot depend upon any inherent sense of ctUilibrium or of direction. Me is Inadequate lu ttds respect as iu many others pertinent to flying. "Mred on the Kioitnd, he is phys ically adapted only lo moderate chtnwcs 'of barometric pressure aiM enuivalcnt oxycen supply. Ad justed to slow locomotion it is dif ficult to accustom himself to the violent and sudden changes with relation to Kiavity which aerial aerobatics demand. Yet all over the world men tire fly inn faster and farther than ever before, Hhey are subject to unwonted strain which must and does affect their bodies not only invisible, taiiKllde ways, but In ways more obscure," WASHINGTON () follow en trance credit for ui tli schotd work In home economies is allowed by all state universities which admit women and by ttt least 12 privately endowed higher Institutions, tho bureau of education repot" tH. Regular Savings Paid To Be Angry NriCHIDICN. Conn. i,Vi -A taxpay er who cnnio to court on crulches lo apiienl from a lax collector's de cision as to ills assessment lost his temper when II. o judco sided with the collector. His nucer was .so croa! he throw down Ills er'drlios and Hliilketl out of Hie court, itm. 8pllntet Proves Serious WIIKKI.INii, AV. Ya. P Alheil Nlckeisou. lis, must Kiilmiil lo an operation for removal nf n sleol Hpllnler In his thumb beeniiso 21 years uco when he snstiiiiiod the injury ho dlsini,scil H ns trlflinu. The splinter has worked Ils way illlo Ihe luuseles of the Ihlliuh. Easy For The Olilef NOUT!l Ml'TO.. Muss. pi -(lilef llresimhnn of the local po lice force had n parli.lcUe dinner for '.Ml cents, 11 1 1 lion 14I1' (ho Kenson n rinsed. The !MI cenls was for no. n tr..ii,..i u i - . IW 1 OI1CII IMIMIIII.CO .1.1,1." . ll Closcu, lllll l"l IClllH WHS till 021 standard typewriters, vulued tho window pane upon which tho ut J 1,770,4115, Iu 11127. I bird killed Itself. RIFOTAI i n-t- BSJUWJtliCU.' ,n 'a-y.a Youthfulness Tho rpftiliriK sopmfnt of the Nokroma llil'oonl is jirnctieiilly invisible). As a result, glasses -Uh No kromt'S have tho same liiiiiilsoino youthful ap ioarnnce ns the simile vi sion lenses worn by the young people of today. Dr. Jud Rickert Optometrist S23 E. Mala Quickly amount to a surprising mini of money., You won't notice tho little amount ' each week or month nnd you will he amazed nt the rapidity with which your money will accumulate. Start an account for yourself, for your wife and children ;mlny! U eitvouracos tho siivini; linliit. Open a Savings Account Start it today at the 'Partners in Community Development" Large and Complete Stock of piamond Mountings In Platinum and 18K Gold. Remember wo mount your diamond in our own otore. de Watch and Jewelry Repair ing Done Promptly. Money Refunded if work proves unsatisfactory. Now Ohristma Larry Seha Your Favorite Jeweler Since 191 S It's Oii A Great S in Beautiful Gifts Free! M Contest! .3 Silver Plated Toilet Set-$20.00 This new pattern Is a beautiful new tlesiKii of couth, brush and mirror, will add murh io .your ilii'ssln;; table. . vHere Is How You or Your Contestant can ' iTt;.. f f mi, t7-i.,i,i n:ti r... , win yiie u,1 xucob va1114u113.vx111.1s xicc You may ho tho proud owner of any of those beautiful gilts It your friends "do their Christmas shopping early," ul -Latry Schndo's store. - - . - .i1.. For every dollar spent at ltrry Schade's, your friends may Rive you 100 voten! And besides, if they purchase on the iia.Miieul plan dtirih the contest you will vecoivo votort for the full price ol tho article bought. This is to allow your friends to help you win the contest by usins our liberal paymetit plan. The contest begins November 15 and closes December 1". Vrne your friends tn get their gifts during this period and ;ivo you their votes. Send in your entry blank now and use tlie lO.iHn) votes to win the gift you want most If you wish to help someone else win the contost instead of entering yourself, please send in the name you select. Then, any of your friends who shop at Larry Kehade's may cast their vote for your coutestant. . - RULES OF THE CON TEST 1. Any Individual is eli gible to enter llio contest except employees or reln tivfH of employees of Lar ry Schade's store, t 2. One hundred votes will he given for every dollar or fraction thereof, on purchases made be tween tlie dates of Novem ber 15 and December 15. IMS. inclusive. At no time during Ihe contest will more than a hundred votes be given for a dollar or fraction thereof. 3. All votes must he do posited in the official bal lot box in the Larrv Schade store, nest to Cra terian Thealre. before 10 p. in., Salurdnv iil-:ht, De cember la, IMS, to be rnnnted In the contest. I. Votes will only he given on purchases and re pairs made during tho term of the contest. 5. Purchases made on the payment plan will m Beautiful Wrist , 'Watch $85'. 00 This beautiful Diamond Wiisi. Watch. The works are of the famous Ilulova Watch Co. and. are dependable. Idus is uu ac curate, time kooper. The ctiso is hand wrought.. ,- Diamond Dinner Ring $50.00 Exceptional quality is shown in this lovely diamond dinner rin set with blue sapphires and fili gree white gold mounting. Exceptional Gifts Offered ("lifts nmounting-. to more than sjilOfl.tM) pre jvt'ii 11 way' absolutely iree ly I.ai'iy Sehiiil in tho Christmas eon test. Kai'li ' of ' these sploniliit p-ifts is nar niiteotl to be of excel lent quality n n ii bounty. These fjifts will be displayed in miv stnro windows and ,uii are cordially invited to foine in any lime after November 15th to see them. Urine; your friends in so they may see the pifts, too. They will be glad to help you win nfter seeing- the displays so send them here for their Christ- Wrist Watch $35 Hcantif.it white gold filled l.til ova w rist watch with bracelet to match. Diamond Ring $75 A beautiful cut diamond that is set in a hand carved . 1SK white gold mount in.-;. ' reive voles for the tot purchase amount. H. Itepnlr work don." during the term of the contest will receive the same votes as purchases. 7. The original entry hlnnk of 111.000 votes may only he used once. Diamond Ring $25 Kxceptlonnl fine color diamond set In an 1SK white gold mount ing. Three-Piece Coffee Set $25.00 A splendid silver plated coffee1 set of the hliihest quality. inns pifts. JUDGES Wateh local newspapers for list of prominent citizens who will net as judg-os of the contest. Contest Starts Nov. 15 Ci ntest Closes Dec. 15