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BOBABLT the rooBt advanced,
artistic and finished dancers
on the American stage today
are Francis and Florette, fea-
til red among the heaCliuers of the cel
ebrated Anna Held all Btnr Varlete
, Jubilee, being presented for the first
time In the United States and Cannda
ondcr the management of John Cort.
Good dances, fancy dunces and new
i stylo dances have become a much
, nought after plensnre a "fad." In
' New York and the eastern cities a so
ciety man or girl Is not considered nor
mal unless they are "up" on the latest
tops. Tho debutante, the buds of
New York society, the actress, wheth
er she be vaudcvllltan or tragedian,
the rlcii girl and the poor girl, alike
possessing yrJuth, are all eagerness to
"get ou" to the new dances. We can
have no bettor Interpretations, no bet
fosiTiR raasi UMiD wins.
McMiiinvillo, Or., 1,'oc. 4. That Wal
ter A, Noilgem appciijod to h trying to
get hit hand into his pocket u lie wan
urging tho horde which lio was riding
toward Jnmei Hutohons whon Ilutvhont
futnlly slmt HedgorB on Io Viuo ItlJgo
August 3, Inst, was the testimony given
yesterday lit tho trial of Hiitcliem bo
foro Circuit Judgo Holmes by threo wo
men, who said they woro eyo witneisso
of tho nhooting.
Tli witmwsen giving this testimony
were Mr. I!. T. Cffitnoloy and daughter
and Mrs. HoHiird, ami they were testi
fying for tho prosecution. Mrs. How
ard said itodgers' horse was about 14
feet from Hutcheni when Ilutehens
fired llio futl shot. Bits said that
Bodgor woro glove at the. time aud
ho did not tee a gun on his body.
therwino tho testimony of Mrs. Con
oly and dftiighter was niiieh tho tamo
as that given by Frank B. Wilbur, who
win wounded three times by Hutchens
in I lie Kama affray which reunited In
Bodgers' death, aud who admitted hav
ing started the fight with Hiitehena.
ItflV Osman aud I'dward l'erry yester
day lentlfled that Iluteheus fretpieittly
tad threatened to kill Bodgers,
l'erry declared tlmt ou one oeraidon,
while he and friends were hunting in
the mounliiins, llutcheus nmhed at them
and said ha "had a notion" to kill
them.
l'erry said he wnmri Rodger to stay
away from llutihetm' homestead, fear
ing ho would he slain.
REAL FIRE BTAOF.D AT MOVIE
RANCH AND THREE INJURED
tcinTm mas un wiaa.1
Santa Monica, Dee. 4. Three persons
wore aerieiinly hut not fatally burned
today in a fire that destroyed the am
munition house at the "lfll" motion
picture plant, in Banta Ynea ranyon,
near hem.
Manager W. A. Brooks, of the mutton
plctum concern, was painfully burned
about the face, and Andrvw Miller,
aged 17, was Imrnrd about the head
and tn!y. All were given treatment at
tha company's emergency hospital.
The ammunition house contains thou
ands of rounds of blank cartridges,
several hundp-d rsdlea and other
qiiiiieiit used In hattle pictures. It
ws totally destroyed, with a loa of
lrt.OOd.
Tho explosion of tlx blank cartridges
was hrard hero, and policemen were
nt t.i ilivnti).1te.
J()n.(N At, M'ANT Am bring rHs.
ter portrayal of both punctual technic
and artistic grace than we find In the
dancing of Fruncis and Florette.
The terrible turkey trot Is to be
thrown into discard, any form of "rag'
Is to be dono away with, and In their
place come the modified forms of "The
Tango," "The Beverly," "The Shadow,"
"Tho Manchester," "The 81do Drop
Glide," "Tho Hesitation Glide" and
"The Sensation Scroll." The new
dances for this winter are of a more
sane, sensible and beautified quality.
The waltz takes many new forms with
a marked advancement of grace and
simplicity. There will be no motion
of tho shoulders, mid Instead of a close
contact and hugging between partners
the bodies are to be held more erect
with tho hands extended nt the sides.
Swaying from tho hips will not bo per
mitted nor will hopping nnd Jumping
and gripping of the knees. Tho dances
President Wilson and Aids
In the Mexican Situation
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i'hotoa copyright, ltll. by Amurlcan t'reaa Association.
PUKSIItKNT WILSON faced tl growing Mexican crisis with a deter
mined mind a to tho Uiorul rlclit and wrong of the Munition. Always
tor peace, tint pivslileut illrH tsl Ills policy along that line as tar us
consistent with nrtlloiml dignity. In this attitude he wai at all tunes
backed by Secretary of ftuto Bryan and by Heeretnry of War Gnrrtson nad
Fevretnry of the Navy Ihtulcl. Intervention was voiisldered only as the last
course, for (lie Wllsou aduilnlstrntloii decried war, although It maintained a
Ci tn hand fioiil the first In Its diplomatic endeavor to eliminate Uuerta from
the MexliHu Killtleal Held, In the picture Kocrctary Uryan la nt the top (left).
rrcKhlcut Wilson at the tup irlghtl, Sei-rvtary Garrison at the bottom (left) and
Becretsry PaiileU at the tiottom (right!.
CHAMBERLAIN 8PEAK8.
(dnithu fsasa laiaau iii I
Washington, Dee. 4. rtedictioa that
tha o)cnlng of the Panama canal would
retult In the dvloimnt of a atronu
sentiment in favor Of a national policy
for improvement of rivers and har
of last year possessed little character
and less refinement. When exaggerat
ed to even a moderate extent they be
came vulgar. What the dancing mas
ters approve of for the coming winter
steps is more use of the feet, bodies
more erect, heads nnd shoulders well
up, gliding instead of hops and mod
eration in every movement In the
dancing of Francis and Florette, we
find all of these combined, making per
fection In every graceful step nnd ar
tistic movement. Tho most Interesting
feature of their not is their many dif
ferent original creations toward the ad
vancement of their art. They have re
turned to us from Europe, where they
attended the leading ecole de dann
clngne, and studied under the celebrat
ed professors in Furls. Their dances
are the newest, their dancing Is the
finest and tbclr net is the best of its
kind ever produced in America.
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hers was voiced before the river aud
harbors congress here today by 8cua
tor Chamberlain, of Oregon. He de
clared that fear of criticism of "pork
barrel'' methods must be overcome be
fore the proper legislation could be.
rured.
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BY AN EX-ACTRESS
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Chicago, Dee. 4. The first suit con
testing the validity of the income tax
in the federal court here wns filed yes
terday on behalf of Miss Klsio do Wolfe
of New York. Tho Continental & Com
mercial fc Savings Bank, of Chicago, is
named is defendant in tho declaration,
Bourke Cock ran'! 'of New York, and
Colin Fyte, of Chicago, . appeared as
counsel for Mins De Wolfe, who wus
well known as nn actress until 1905,
when f-he left the slaqo. She now is nti
interior decorator.
The suit was brought to compel tho
bank to pay the interest on HO bonds
of the Appalachian Tower company,
which the bill stated tho bank hnd de
clined to pay unless Miss Do Wolfe
filed n certificate of ownership, as pro
vided by tho income tax. Damages of
$100 are asked in each of four counts.
Levi Mayer, attorney for tho bank,
declared that the suit would bo made a
test case, lie also said he would prob
ably confer with Attorney-General Mc
Reynolds and might ask that tho de
partment of justice bo represented in
the defense of the bill.
The plaintiff alleges that the income
tax is not uniform and that the law is
t heref ore unconst it nt innnl.
SERGEANT FACES WOE AS
T OF
Med ford, Or., Doe, 4. Trouble
is brewing In tho ranks of the
local national guard following 4
tho summoning of First Sergeant
Tengwald before a lxsird of In-
quiry to show cause why he
should not be reprimanded for the
spreading of a report among tho
younger members of tho company
that they were to be called to the
Mexican border, The report, it ia
said, caused grnflt consternation 4
in the ranks of the "Weepy Sev-
eulh," aa tho local company is
known, and it is iid that several 4
member of the troop took to the
tail timber new Eagle Point, from
whew they were both to return
until assured that everything waa 4
qule; along the K10 Grande.
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Stork May Allay Fears of
Russia Over Invalid Heir
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THIS la the latest picture of the ctnrevltch of Russia, heir to the throne.
The lad Is still reHrted to be so sickly that he Is usually carried
around, and the people of the empire continue their prayers for Ills
health. Hecnuse of the boy's Invalidism Ilussln learned with Joy that
the stork was expected agalu to visit the Imperial home at Uvadla. for they
hoped the bird would bring another hoy to take the little caarevlti h's place In
disc of death Alexis, the only son of ICinperor Nicholas. Is now In his tenth
yenr. hnvlng boon born Ana li !su. The royal couple have four other chll-dren-Olgn.
horn In 181)5; Tntluua. horn In 181)7; Marie, born In 18U9, and
Aiiastaslu, horu lu 11SJ1 ,
SALEM HYGIENE WORK
DISCUSSED AT TH13 MEETING
Business men and others Interested
in the hygiene organization now being
perfected in Salem met at luncheon at
tho Hotel Marioa tc1ay at noon and
discussed different plans presented by
mcmltcrs of the body which was formed
at the first meeting held in the Salem
high school. The purpose of the gather-
j nig hm iur 1 1 n mrrvooiiv wno are
interested tn the movement at woA at
formulating some means of spreading
the real purpose of the hygienic move
rnciit broadcAst throughout the city. It
ia more than likely that classes ia hy
giene will be formed ia the various
schools la this district aad programs
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prewired at certain time upon which
prominent speakers will be numbered.
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In any event, the hygiene work, a
pro'iosed by those attending the first
meeting, will be carried out in the near
future ami Salem already has the dis
tinction of being the first city in the
state to take active part in hygiene
work.
SHANK IN VAUDEVILLE
(r-rran rami laissn wi.l
French Lick, Ind, Dec. 4. Ex-Mayor
Kt,:ftlf. nt Tn.tSn-,.ttnlia wKn ffa ir,n.l
I rather than promise the employers the
protection they asked in connection with
!t.he teamsters' strike, left here yester
day with his wife for Kantaa City,
where he haa a vaudeville engagement.
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ONITSD rBESS LliSSD WIKB.
St. I'etcrsburg, Dec. 4. It is easy
enough to avoid getting cancer. Horo's.
all you have to do: Pass your knives,
furks aud spoons through a hunson bur
ner before using; refrain from eating;
raw foods; boil and filter all water;
soo that all vegetables and fruits are
well cooked before eating. Toast your
bread to destroy microbes on the sur
face. This is tho advice of Processor Met
chnikoff, the famous bateriologist, who
claims to "bnvo established absolutely
that cancer is not hereditary, but is
produced by microbes from tho out
side. "If more than one member of a
, fnmily developss cancer it is ciniply bo
j cause thoy live in unhygenic surround
ings, or fail to observe proper precau
tions against infection," says the pro
fessor. ' PLANS FOR BRINGINO PEOPLE
TO OREGON ARE DISCUSSED
Pose.burg, Or., Doc. 4. More than 700
delegates were in attendance here this
(afternoon when the Western Oregon
uevclopinent meeting began its session
in tho Antlers theatre.
Among the most important subjects,
discussed were the advisability of main
taining a state wide exhibit at Ashland
during tho Panama-Pacific exposition,
nnd methods of influencing nil visitors
to tho exosition to purchase tickets
either coining or going via Portland,
with stop overs at various points within
tho stato so that its resources may be
inspected with the hopes of attractino-
settlors.
A uniform and state-wido svstem of
advertising is also under construction.
An effort will also be mado to induce,
the Southern Pacific company to reduce
its differential during the exposition.
A special train bearing 110 doleu-aten
from Ashland, Modford. Jacksonville.
Oraiita Pass and other southern Oregon
towns and another with 100 delecates
from Eugene, led by the Radiators in
uniform and the state university band.
arrived during the morning.
FOOS BTOP FLIGHT.
Sacramento, Cal., Dee. 4. -Heavy
fogs which prevented hi passenger
from seeing the power line stopped the
flight of Aviator Bob Fowler, who left
Sacrameuto for Oakland early today on
his first regular patrol trip for a local
power company. Fowler landed with
out injury near Courtland, and will pro
ceed tn Oakland aa toon as the fog
lifts.