PAGE SIX
THE EVENING HERALD
T
HELD
DOING NICELY
Th condition of all victim! ot
automobile and Induetrlal tool
dunts over the rait week end vu
pronounced satisfactory Wednes
day by hospital authorltlea.
Claud Washington, who auf.
fered a fractured clavicle In ona
ot tha Sunday rra.hea. vu suffi
ciently recovered to be moved to
Mi home from the Klamath Val
ley hopltal, where be haa been a
pul lent sine tha accident.
Jack A. Nlzou, employe of tha
T.smra Lumber company at Modoc
rolnt, also returned to his home
Wednesday from Hillside hospi
tal. Ha auttained a fractured
skull punday when he fell 30 feet
from a lot chut at th mill.
I.etha Vincent and loretta
Heard of Fort Klamath, injured
Saturday night, will b confined
to the Klamath Valley hospital
for some time, according to re
ports. Mies Vincent sustained a
fractured hip. and Mist Beard a
bully lacerated left ear.
Victor Oswald, who sustained
crushed ribs and Internal injuriea,
la recovering at Hillside hospital,
although he will be a patient
there for soma time, as will D. B.
Dague, who waa injured Monday
morning in a smashup in Green
Springs highway.
PETITIONS FUED
; T(
' ' SALEM. Sept II. fT) Inltla
tlre petitions, on to enact a
measar imposing a gross aale
tax on aalea In excess of $200,000
la order to reduc the. levy upon
real property, and another repeal
ing the prohibition amendment to
the stat constitution, were filed
with the secretary ot stat her
lata yesterday.
Th aalea tax measar was filed
by the Independent Merchants'
association, Elton Watklna presi
dent, J. C. Dunbar, treasurer, and
Wllford C. Long, all of Portland.
Th provision of th act apply to
all retail merchant operating a
business in excess ot 1200,000.
The tax would rang from one
twentieth ot ona cent to 214 per
rent ot gross sale exceeding $4,
000.000 annually. .
Th petition for th repeal ot
the atate prohibition amendment
la similar to th on recently filed
by George Bylander, in which the
repeal ot th constitutional
amendment la naked along with
the repeal ot the Anderson prohi
bition statute. Th on tiled yes
terday was aliened by Joseph F.
Klrhy ot Portland.
top sera ey
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TOKTO, Bepf. 11, fJPV A sharp
earthquake ahook Tokyo and vici
nity at 9:46 o'clock tonight (7:45
a. m. E. 8. T. today). As far as
eonld be learned immediately
there was no damage.
Th Tokyo central observatory
reckoned th epicenter of the
shock at about CO miles southwest
by west of ber in th region of
Mount FuJL Japan's most famous
mountain.
Despite th absent ot damage
reports th shock apparently was
telt keenly on Ian Peninsula,
where vertical tremors were re
ported. The shocks here and in
Yokohama were of th horizontal
rariety.
Residents ot Numaia and other
peninsula towns, recalling the
quake of last year, ran from their
homes into the open spaces.
In Ataml some windows were
broken and ornaments fell from
ahelres and mantels.
When washing chamois gloves,
add a teaspoon full ot olive oil to
the water. This keeps them soft
and pliable.
COFFEE WITH IDEAL
IMPROVED ROASTING
Patented Process Insures Per
fect Roast for Every Pound
of Hills Bros. Coffee
Roasting, as much as blend, is
responsible for the fine flavor of
coffee. In fact, ordinary bulk-roasting
methods often fail to give the
blend "a break." That's because
bulk methods don't always insure
an even roast. Hills Bros, invented
snd patented a process that over
comes this undesirable feature. It
la called Controlled Roasting, for
control is the principle of the
process.
As the accuracy of the hour-glass
depends upon an even, continuous
How ... a little at a time ... so a
perfect roast is procured for Hilli
Bros. Coffee by this patented proc
ess that roasts evenly, continu
ously ... a little at a time. The
speed of the coffee through the
roasters is controlled. The tempera
ture is controlled. These two things
Insure unvarying flavor' for the
blend is never under-roasted nor
over-roasted.
Remember that Hills Bros. Coffee
can't go stale. It is parked in vac
uum cans. Air, which destroys the
flavor of coffee, is removed and kept
out of these cans. Ordinary, "air
light" cans won't keep coffee fresh.
Rut Hills Bros. Coffee is always
fresh. Order some today. Ask for
it bv name, and look for th Arab
trade-mark on tha can.
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., San
Francisco, California, c tail
1
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Who Is Empress Eugenie
Who Sets Styles Today?
Here I Empress Eugenie, perky little bat, bustle ant) all, who set
(he vtyle pace three score yean ago and who Is doinjr It again.
Smart designers pasted the fabJoa to women of the entire world.
By NKA Service
Empress Eugenl. whose nam
designates the "Empress Eugenie
bat" that saucy trifle that
young things from Main to
California are perching over
their right evelide has become
such a figure within a fortnight
that even mere men prick up
their ears when her nam is
mentioned.
She is threatening a sartorial
war. "Back to Victorian mo
desty and th old-fashioned vir
tues Is the prediction which
Eugenl millinery baa called
forth. "Back to th atylee and
manners ot grandma's day. for
fashions always bring a reaction
manners.
Think so? -
Here's a thumb nail sketch ot
the Empress Eugenie:
She was born ot humble par
entage In Granada, Spain, In
1121, and at 1 married Em
peror Louis Napoleon.
She never wore a gown twice.
She was alternately flirtations
and religious.
She quarreled frequently with
her husband and after a parti
cularly violent disagreement
when he refused to Increase her
allowance, sold part of the crown
Jewels.
She favored gowns containing
1,100 yards ot material.
She loved excitement and was
known as a fearless horsewoman.
She declared "husbands are
worth exactly nothing at all."
She gave entertainments that
were the talk ot Europe for their
extravagance.
Until extreme old age she dyed
her hair and threatened to color
it green if her children voiced
their objections.
She almost always wore a
small, stiff derby type ot hat
tilted over on eye with long
plumes on either side.
These hats worn at a eo-
quetlsh angle were responsible
for the origin of th familiar
phrase "setting your cap" for a
aultor.
Empress Eugenie at the height
ot her fsme dictated fashions
for tha entire civilised world.
She was known as one ot Eur
ope's most famous beauties and
Ask:
any teacher
of cooking
Ask: her this
Which do you prefer
a cream of tartar baking
powder or one of the
substitutes?. The substi
tutes are cheap in price.
But many pure food de
partments most dieti
tians and most domes
tic science teachers, defi
nitely prefer cream of
tartar. Whether the dif
ference be slight or great
there IS a difference,
and Schilling prefers
the kind that is
beyond ques
tion. So would
you, if you 1,
knew the facts.
Schilling
Baking Powder
(ere mm ml tmrtmr)
Mi
stories and legends about her
are numerous. A contemporane
ous volum states, "she loved
excitement and dissipation but
waa discrete. She gave her heart
often but always took It back.
No on was bold enough to ques
tion her taste or depart from her
style decrees."
After all, was Empress Eu
genie so slow?
4 KILLED AS
PLANE TAKES
FIRE, FALLS
(Continued from Pax On)
plosion at that Instant war. ter
rific and burning gasoline shot
into the air with parts from the
plane."
Foaght Weather
Th plan evidently began
fighting th weather almost Im
mediately after taking oft from
th Oakland airport at 1:45 a.
m., in th face ot a 400 celling
and with 11 mil visibility.
Alameda firemen rowed out
from th island and picked up two
registered mall aacka from the
water and gathered np a scor of
letters. Most of the mail was
burned beyond possibility of de
termining Its source or destina
tion. Much ot th mall th plan car
ried had been brought in a few
minntea earlier in a plan from
Los Angeles.
Federal aviation officials start
ed an investigation.
Because ot a low tide It was
Impossible for salvage crews to
reach the plan at one. As soon
as the tide cam in ships were
ordered to bring In th bodies
and th wreckage of th plan.
Ordinary fro It Jelly applied to
th face ia said to be a first-class
beauty preparation. 1
7
Free Wheeling It now optional In
this xcoprlonal motor cor.. Ant lew
priced automobllo to off or thj xiw
slvoadvantagc). of CoI.EIbort J.Hall't
onglnooring genii.
$595
I. . . Oramd RapMe, MkMam
1MCIAI I4UIPMINT IXTRA.
HAMAKER
423 South Sixth St.
TRANSIENT TRIES
A second atUmpt at sulcld al
most proved successful Tueaday
night, whan J. 8aranetto, Italian
vagrant, attempted to hang Moi
st If In his cell at the county Jail.
When discovered by officers,
th ansa wa almost dead, and did
not recover consciousneaa tor
more thaa an hour, II had tried
lo commit suicide by knotting a
cloth around his neck, and tying
it to a projection on th wall.
Saranetto ocean raving madly
when consciousneaa returned. He
waa placed lu tha naddod cell, and
a telegram seut for attendants
from the stat hospital.
Th man tried to commit sul
cld Tuesdsy afternoon in the ho
bo ramp on South Sixth street
by slashing hla throat and wrists
with a pocket knife.
Kctlow vagranta called th po
lice, and prevented Sarnnetto from
harming himself further until
help arrived. II was taken to
County Phyalctan O. 8. Newsom
for treatment. Th aelf-lnfllcted
wounda did not prove serious.
Wheat Picks Up in
Wednesday Trading
rillCAGO, Sept. 1. UP) As
sertions It was becoming apparent
th I'nMed State and Canada
hare what approaches a monopoly
ot high grade wheat this year, ac
companied wheat price advance
today. Bull leaders said the truth
about an Inferior spring wheat
crop In Rnasla waa gradually de
veloping, with unfavorable crop
aituktlona In th Southern Hemis
phere, and that European crops,
especially in France, were poor.
An additional outstanding fea
ture waa aeemlng likelihood that
China would require 4. 000. 000
tons ot wheat. 115,000,000 bush
els, for flood relief.
California Buys
Northwest Wheat
PORTLAND. Sept If. OP)
A vessel waa being loaded her to
day with 1500 tone of wheat for
California, almost aa much aa a
normal foreign cargo, leading the
Journal to remark In a news story
thst "California .continues the
bright spot for wheat sale out ot
the Pacific Northwest."
Shfppers agree that California
la purchasing what amounts to a
record volume of Paclfio North
west wheat this year.
In Zululand the atmosphere la
so clear that objects can be seen
by starlight tor a distance of
seven miles.
Deer Hunters
Ask us about our
Special Discount
oa
Deerhead Mounting
Same high quality ot work
manship that haa mad our
work famous throughout Ore
gon and northern California.
AU Work Guaranteed.
Cummings
Fur Shop
Fan le it and Taxidermist
Phone llls-W. 120 80. 0th
MOTOR CO.
Phone 1040
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
(Copyright, 1111,
Today ....
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago ...,
years ago
1 years ago
High tl.Jl)
I.owLow (1111)
High (110)
Low (1I0)
High tltll)
.111
Low (lfll)
X New 1111 lows.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
lortuad Livestock
PORTLAND, Sept. 11. fjp)
Cattle to; generally steady.
Steers 100-100 lbs. good 1.10-
T.oo, medium t.:i-I.IO, common
J. 74-4. 16; 100-1100 lbs. good
1.10-7, medium i-4.tO. common
J. 60-6; 1100-1300 lbs. good
l.:i-.7t. medium 4.31-1.16.
Heifers 150-850 lbs. good 6.60
1.00, medium 5.40-1. 10. com
mon 1.25-4.60. Cows, good 4.26
4.16, common and medium 3
4.36, low cutter and cutler 1-3.
Bulla (yearlings excluded) good
and choice (beet) 4.00-4.40, cut
ter common and medium 1-4.10.
Vealers (milk ted) good and
cholc 7-1.40. medium 1-7.10
cull and common 4-1.00. Calvea
340-600 lbs. good and choice
l.oo-l.oo, common sad medium
3.60-1.
Sheep and lambs 1100: gen
erally ateady. Lambs 10 lbs.
down, good and cholc 6 00-5 40,
medium I 50-4.00. all weights,
common 1.10 -1.10. Yearling
wethers 10-110 lbs. medium to
cholc 1.00-4.00. Ewes 10-130
3
India and Ceylon awarded
LlPTON'S first priae and
gold medal ai CHOICEST
ORANCEPETOE and PEKOE.
AU sue . . . Com So Hon
7-lach nickel plated Iroa with
and a fast tray. Hperlal
Automatic T-lnrh waffle Iroa. Th finest. This Iron almost
make the waffle by Itself. Adjaat tha reamlator, pour In the
batter and the Iroa tarns off wbea the waffle an f" J"
1 done, Rperlal pO.OO
Waffle Serving Set
These 24 piece seta are srreat
valor. They snay be need aa regw
lar breakaat acts also. His plates,
sic cap and saucers, one beuer
pltcher, rover and tray and owe
syrup pitcher with cover and tray
Keally beautiful porcelain In th
new yellow. Madrid Riase. Pero
rated In new single line or floral
spray designs. Hegnlar $9 00
Special 04.19
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Bring Color to
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HOUSE PAINT, $2.97 GALLON
"As Good Ai The Best"
UI "JtnjJ VUr iV
Standard
to Ind ia
Slallslles
10 UK s
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67.
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140.1
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101 4
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141.1
I lbs. medium to cholc 1.71-3.00.
uu-iau ilia, medium to choice
1.60-1.71, all weights, cull and
common 1.00-160.
rollTI.AM) WIIKAT I
POP.Tt.AND, Sept. II, (,!
Cash wheat: lllg llend bliieatem,
lis; soft white, 47c; western
while, 47c! hard winter. 46c:
northern spring, 4tr; western
red. 46c.
Oats: No. 1 while. 111.
Today's car receipts: Wheat,
101; flour, 7; corn, 1; oats 1;
hay, 1.
MAUKliT TAIM.K
rOMTLANI), Sept. II, (V)
Country meatstelling price to
retailers: Country-killed hogs,
best butchers under 100 lbs.,
1-1 He, Vealurs. 10-120 lbs., 14c;
yesrllug lambs, l-Jc: spring
lamba. 11c; heavy ewca, 4-6c;
canner cowa. 3-6c bulls. 6-7c
Potatoea local ISc lb., east
ern Washington, 1.31-1.3S rental.
Wool 1111 crop nominal.
Willamette valley. 1 J-16c; east
ern Oregon. 11-lSe lb.
Hay buying price for pro
ducer: Alfalfa 114-15: clover
110-11; eastern Oregon oats and
vetch, 1 10-1 1 ton.
OMAHA MVKNT4HK
OMAHA, bept. 11, U1 U. 8.
ORANGS PIKOI AND PIKOI
cm
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Waffle Irons
What eonld taste better three
cold mornings thaa a crisp brown
warn covered with batter and
syrap? This Is an opportunity
to buy a good electric waffle Iron
at a price you ran afford. With
a of theee Iroaa. waffle making
6a aa easy aa turning oa the
cttrrent.
ebonlsed beadle
$5.99
Your Home
With
Duro Interior Knnmrl Qiilrk
Drying Eniunfl Hmifte Taint
Vara Ub-Floor and Dwk
Enamel.
Thin In tit J!nl time lo paint
your houn or to mlffrorate
your furniture. All flio I Mi
pont faint am mailo with
thfir nrw formula whlrli
greatly Improve tho paint In
all reapecta.
'"eV i; . rfT:-.7"r
1). A.) Hheep 11,000; lamb
weak la 16 lowsr: sheep steady!
ftwdera weak; native auil range
lambs 1. 71-1. 31; ewe top 1.00.
rilirAHO 41HAIN
CIIICAtlO, Mept. II, (P)
Wheat No, 1 red II: No. t, hard
H .-(. VI No. 1, yellow hard 61.
Data No. 1 white MV-1H4!
No. 3 while II US.
Hurley 40-10.
Hard Times?
Bunk!
Our Window Display Compares
1921-1931
1921-100 Pounds Sugar, $19.00
1931
1 Sack Sugar, 1 Cas Tomatoes, 1 Cssa String
Beans, 1 Case Peas, 4 Pounds Folgcr's Coffee), 6
Pounds Karo, 10 Pounds Germ Midline, 10 Pounds
Pancake Flour, 10 Pound Oats, 3 Cans Beets, 3
Cans Catsup, Large Jar Marmalade, 3 Pounds White
Bean, 3 Packages Gelatin, 10 White Wonder Soap,
3 Cans Borden's
AH For $19.00
Special For Thursday
3 Crates Tomatoes, $1.09
Five Deliveries Daily
Public Market
Plenty of Parking Space
229 South 6th Phoncil69-191
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II was announced Imlay by Dr. ,
r l.lmlaay, aecrviary of tn stat
board ot higher education.
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