Daily capital journal., June 07, 1913, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE THIRTEEN, Image 13

DAILT OATOTAL JOUBXAL, tALBM, OiEOOS, SATTODAT, JTOS 7, 1913.
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TAKE POPE'S PUCE
Will Look After Certain Duties of His
in Case He Should Undergo Any
Serious Relapse.
Adopts 'Books to Be Used in the State
- Schools During Next Six Years
Before Adjournment
Got
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PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO
Margaret Mason Also Finds That Bon
nets Are Growing and Look Like
Boot Garden.
By Margaret Mason.
(Written for the United Press).
Waiy, Mary, quite contrary,
How goes your garden hatf
It goes very well, and is very swell,
And it's growing large and flat.
Now York, June T.-lowly but sure
ly hats are growing and taking on brim.
Brimming over in fact, some of them
with narrow pleated ruffles of maline.
Airily they are taking on this additional
width and vastly becoming and sum
mery is the effect. Particularly in an
all black Milan straw hat with a two
inch edge or more of pleated blaclt
maline, another niche- of the pleated
maline standing tip around the low
crown and one lovely La France rose
blushing on the floppy brim. All of
the new large hats are flat and floppy.
Sort of a reversion to the good old pic
ture hat, the common garden variety.
Just the sort of a garden hat Mary
would wear to a roof garden.
A roof garden is about the nearest
approach to a regular one these so
phisticated New York garden hats get
a look into, anyway. Their fair wear
ers seemingly having a penchant for do
ing their gardening down Fifth avenue.
If a garden hat nowadays elicited the
invitation "Come into the garden,
Maude," it would probably mean either
beer or roof.
Lovely Bomney shapes , of crin are
huge of circumference and unbroken of
line, save for a soft brocaded ribbon
tied around the crown with lengthy
loops and streamers trailing down be
hind. One shaded leghorn has a wealth of
shaded pink tea roses covering the top
and a broad old blue velvet band gird
ling the chin, and fastening with a
rose bud on the opposite edge of the
brim.
These chin straps, by the way, are
quite tha thing on all hats, little or
largo. Whether anchoring a quaint lit
tle poke bonnet or a full blown shade
hat it certainly adds a dash of piquancy
to have one's chin or china, as the
ease may be, so effectively held in
check.
The maline ruffle seems quite the fa
vorite ruse of the hour to convert the
erstwhile wee rhapeau into a life-size
If year meals don't texts
tight, or you have any dis-
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health in every way. Com
mence today.
hat, and as if the tiny head pieces
were gradually putting forth diaph
onoua feelers before rashly breaking
out into full fledged brims. Many, of
the hats are swathed completely in the
maline, and this is indeed a lifesaving
fashion to veil the sunburned glories
of your early spring bonnet with a
crisp envelope of rejuvenating tulle,
Large Panama straw hats and othors
of cool white linen are brightened with
cut bordors of appliqued cretonne and
embroidery in brilliant tones of orange,
green and sapphire. Tiny bunches of
vivid Paul Poiret apples gleam biz-
zarcly against the crowns and make a
stunning top off to yoiiT crisp white
linen frock for the canine days.
It's time to check your black and
white chock skirt. On the square it
has become entiroly too omnipresent in
jts short and checkered career. Since
it is meet that you should have a skirt
for your smart black cutaway Mat,
try a black serge with an inch wide
stripe bisecting it at five-inch inter
vals. Cut on the bias and draped well
up on one side it is de rigeur and gives
quite a slant on your "figger."
Quito the newest separate coats for
these trotteur skirts have a scalloped
edge these days instead of a straight
finish. This scalloped effect is being
shown on the short taffeta and satin
coatees also, the scollops often being
ornately braided in hectic hues.
With an oyster white coat finished
in scollops, an eel tight Bkirt and a
rope of fish-skin pearls, one can hardly
help but be in the sartorial swim.
It's an easy mattor to be a fashion
able sunshine girl, but quite another
to roiim as Fashion's queen in the raiD.
One of the chic new silk raincoats with
its cunning cap to match will turn you
into a veritable rain dear, however,
and when yon raise your smart um
brella, yon are suto to be rubbered at.
The raincoats are triumphs of art
over nature in sofe waterproof silk
cut on scant straight li nee. Thev come
in lovely tones of raisin, maroon, olive
green, taupe, gray and gakelin blue,
and the cap to match are in the most
captivating shapes.
T'mbrellas also have the color craze
and are a vivid as thoir relative of
brighter days, the festive parasol. In
fact, the latest Parisian umbrella has
a dual personality, and leads the double
life of a gay young parasol or a prop
erly raised umbrella, according to the
weather.
Aeroplane's Growth.
Paris, June 7. According to statis
tics published today by the Interna
tional aeronautical federation, France
has 908 licensed aeroplane pilots; Orcat
Britain has 376; Germany 335; the
United States 193; Italy 119; Russia
162; Austria 84; Belgium AS; r?witr.er
land 27; Holland 2fl; Argentine 15;
Spain l.r; Pweden 10; Denmark 8;
Norway 5; Kgrpt 1. Germany has 909
licenses spherical balloon pilots; France
has 2" I; Austria 4; Italy 67; Bel
gium .M; the I'nitwl States 42: Eng
land '12. Austria has 24 dirigible pi
lots; France 32; Germany 22; Italy
13; England 11; the t'nited States 3;
fipain 2; Belgium 2; Russia 1.
ATTEND EXERCISES
Great Gathering in Salem Next Week
When Sacred Heart Academy
Program Will Be Given.
The eisters and pupils of Sacred Heart
aeadomy are preparing a long and ex
cellent program for next weok, which
is commencement week at the academy.
On Monday, June 9, the alumni as
sociation of the academy will hold a
meeting, which will be followed by a
banquot. Many former Btudents, who
are now high in the order, will be pres
ent at the mooting. Among those who
will attend and who are former Salem
ites are: Mother Mary Flavia, who is
the highest provincial in the northwest;
SiBter Mary Kathcrine, who is the as
sistant provincial of the northwest;
Sister Rose, of Lima, who was the first
Orcgonian to enter the sisterhood.
On Wednesday, June 11, the Golden
Jubilee and commencement exorcisos
will begin. From 3 p. m. until 9 p. m.
an informal reception will be held for
all pupils, whether they are graduates
or not. It is expected and hoped that
all those who have been connected with
the academy will bo present, tymy old
teachers of the early days of tho school
will be present to review the past with
thoir former students.
At ten o'clock on Thursday, June 12,
pontifieial high mass will be observed.
The services will be said by the Bishop
Alexander Christie, of Portland. The
sermon of the day will bo dolivored by
Father Arthur Lane, of Albany. Rev.
Lano is the son of Oregon's first gov
ernor. At one o'clock tho banquet of
the clergy will take place, which will
be followed at 4 o'clock by the bene
diction of the sacrament.
Tho final exercisas of tho week will
tnko place at the opera house at eight
o'clock in the evening. Although the
program has not been announced, It is
stated that the exercises will consist
of musical renditions and a general re
viewing of the good the academy has
accomplished in tho past as far as the
pupils are concerned.
Harvard After Brown.
Cambridge, Mass., June 7. What
ever small chance Harvard might have
for the intercollegiate title was at
stake today when the Crimson lined up
against the strong Brown university
team from Providence, R. I. If Brown
defeats Harvard, it would mnnn that
the formor would be counted ahead of
the Crimson in the final figuring on
the standing of, the big eastern uni
versity teams.
It Cures Whila You Walk.
I'se Allen's Foot-Esau, tho nt;..,,,.
tic powder to be shaken into your I
noes, it instantly taki the .timt ,..,
of corns, itching feet, ingrowing nails
and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
hiscovstt or me age. Allen's Font
Ease makes tight or new ahoes feel
easy. Ladies can wear shoe about one
sire smaller after using. It is a certain
relief for sweating, callous and swol
len. tender, aching foot. Try it to.lav.
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Rome, June 7. Convinced that Pope
Tius X will never be able to resume
his duties, and fearing that any little
relapse may incapacitate him entirely,
definite steps are being taken at the
Vatican today for the dologation of his
authority to some cardinal, Bhonld an
emergency arise.
That the condition of His Holiness
continues grave enough to warrant this,
was admitted today at the Vatican.
Pope Pius' own obedience, for the first
time in Mb life, of the positive orders
for repose, given by Professor March
iafava and Doctor Amici, is also inter
preted as ample evidence that the Pope
himself realizes the seriousness of his
condition. That His Holiness is still
too badly broken to porniit of anything
but a semblance of a resumption of his
duties is also freey admitted. The doc
tors have only allowed him to glance
over and sign enough papers to prevent
the depression of spirits which he
would suffer if kept entirely from, the
exorcise of his duties.
Addod to this already sorious condi
tion, Vatican dignitaries admit their
fear of two other eloments which may
have a critical effoct upon the Pope's
health. The most serious of these is
the rapidly approaching Roman' sum
mer, which annually is fatal to thou
sands, and especially to the agod. 8inco
the beginning by tho popes of the
"prisoner in tho Vatican" attitude to
wards Italy, which does not permit
thorn to Icavo the Vatican, even to es
cape the fatal summer months of Rome,
all of them have died during this period
of the year.
Aside from this the Vatican's cele
bration of Constantino Year is another
source of serious worry to the pontific
al physicians. This had been Pope
Pius' fondest undertaking, and he had
set his heart on receiving and bless
ing personally the thousands of pil
grims from practically every civilized
country of the globe. The present con
dition of His Holiness renders this
fatiguing work absolutely impossible,
while, on tho other hand, the doctors
fear that the disappointment of the
Pope in not being able to realize this
cherished ambition of his career may
be oven more dangerous. For tho mo
ment it has been hoped that this dif
ficulty has been overcome. Hereafter
tho pilgrims will be lined , up in the
Vatican gardens and His Holiness will
then pass by them in a enrriage, extend
ing tho usual blessings, but dispensing
with tho ring kissing.
In the meantime, howovor Cardinal
Merry del Val is making all tho ar
rangements necessary for the delega
tion of tho pontifical authority. Should
this evontually become noeossary it is
genornlly bolioved that tho choice of
Pope Pins would fall upon one of tho
three cardinals. It might bo Merry
del Val, the papal secretary of state;
Cardinal Tonipili, whom the pope re
cently created his vicar for tho admin
istration of tho affairs of the diocese
of Rome, or it might bo Cardinal Dc
Lai, perfect of tho Consistorial Con
gregation, and to whom the Pope has
entrusted the carrying out of all the
big religious reforms of his pontifi
cate. Should, however, a delegation of the
pontifical authority become necessary,
there is no one at Rome but believes
it would bo for a very short time only
as such a neceesity, it is bolioved, would
bo quickly fatal to Pope Plus, who has
stated repeatedly to his intimates that
he would rathnr die than remain In a
condition in which he could not longer
bo of full service to the church.
Annual Bermuda Race.
Philadelphia, Ta., Juno 7. Three of
the fastest sea-going motor boats of
New York and Philadelphia started to
day from Race street pier In the annual
race mn to Bermuda and roturs. There
was a big crowd of motor boat enthusi
asts at the pier to soo tho racers off.
Immediately the sputter hoats got
started a score or moro of the specta
tors took the train for New York, where
they will sail on one of the Bermuda
boats, which will take s course directly
behind the little boats, thus affording
her passengers a view of the race dur
ing the trip. The boat will atonm
ahead of tho racers shortly before the
Bermuda islanils are reached, in order
to land jts passengers thoro in time
to witness the finish of the first leg.
While in Bermuda the races and specta
tors will he guests of the yachtsmen of
St, George. The same ship on which
the spectators go to Bermuda will fol
low the little boats on their return trip.
The motor boats racing are the Drown,
Commodore Charles E. Lagon, Yachts
men's club, Philadelphia; Barbara II.,
Vjce-fonunodora W. M. Duncan, Btnten
Island Yacht club, New York; Tec, W.
T. Wheeler, Jamaica Bay Yacht club,
New York. Dr. Eugene Ewayne is
chairman of the regatta committee.
Piles Cured in 9 to 14 Days.
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT falls to eurs any
ease of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro
trading Piles in 6 to 14 days. 60s
The state textbook commission, which
has been in session since Monday, fin
ished its business yestorday and ad
journed. The commission adopted a se
lection of books for all the state
schools. Along with the list is a com
plete price liBt for each and every book.
The list oi books, readopted and now,,
is as follows:
Eeadoptions, Elementary Schools,
Agriculture for Beginners, by Bur
kett t Hill.
History An elementary history of
the United States, by Allen C. Thomas.
'Physiology Graded Lesson in Physi
ology and Hygenic, by Wm. 0. Krohn.
Reading Wheeler 's.
Music New Educational Course,
First Music Reader, by McLaughlin,
eazie and Gilchrist.
Eeadoptions, High School.
Arithmetic An Academic Arithme
tic, by Webster Wells.
Bookkeeping Office Mothods and
Practical Bookkeeping, Powers & Ly
ona Botany Element of Botany, by Jos.
Y. Bergen.
Geometry riain and Solid Goomo
try by 0. A. Wontworth.
HiBtory Myers' Modern. ,
Latin Caesar's Gallic War by Gun
nison & Harloy.
ThyBics A First Course in Physics,
by Millikan & Gale.
New Boows Adopted, Elementary.
Arithmetic Primary Arithmetic, by
Frank Rigler. Wataon & White's Ad
vanced Arithmetic.
History United States History,
Mace. i
Spelling Hicks.
Physiology Ritchie's Sanltnjti'oii.
Reading Wheeler's Fourth and
Fifth Readers, Elson's Reader. The
Sloan Method Reader.
Supplementary Readers The Aldine
Readers, Riverside Readers. The
Grade Literature Readors, Baker 4
Carpenter Reodorsr
Writing The Palmer System.
Drawing The Applied Arts Drawing
Book, by Atkinson-Mentzor & Co.
Bookkeeping Boxsell's & Nichols'
Principles of Bookeoping.
Geography Tarr & McMurray (one
bcok series).
Civics Roinsch.
New Books Adopted, High School.
Algebra Wells & Hart.
Civil Government, by Fonnan.
English Kimball's English Gram
mar. Brook's English Composition (2
book series), Long's English Literature,
Abernathy's American Literature.
Gorman Spanhoofd's Elementary
Book, Beck & Rhoades' Elements of
German.
History Bostford's Ancient World.
History of the United States, James ft
San ford.
Latin Eseantials of Latin, by Pear
son. Bennett 'a Latin Grammar. Ciee-
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Aonoid, Fairclogh ft Brown.
Physical Goography Hopkins.
Physiology Conn ft Buddington.
rale Slays Princeton.
Princeton, N. J., Juno 7. The Yale
basoball toam, heralded as the best col
logo baseball squad of a decade plays
Princeton in tho Tiger's own lair this
afternoon, and a great contest is ex
pected. Ths Blue, with a record of
seventoon straight victories this sea
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by Williams about ten days ago, started
in the game a big favorite. Despite
Tale's great showing against rival
teams, today's game will count heavily
in the Blue's claim to the intercolleg
iate baseball championship of the big
universities.
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