Page 6 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1917,

Great Caproni Triangle Almost Ready for Flight given the order to march upon the Women Police to Protect Girls Who Live Near Training Campa CONVICTED MUTINEERS death traps. Without a tremor thoy stopped out wli soldierly trend and singing a HANGED AT TEXAS FORT hymn they walked to their places, Prayers were said by a negro minis- ter and by two army chaplains,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. - GENERAL STRIKE CALLED :v. i. of the negroes of the 21th in- ST. P.U'L. Dec, 11. All union men fantry, army, Uulted States found In St. Paul and Minneapolis lll bo guilty of complicity In the riot and called on to quit work at 1(1 a, in. mutiny of Houston on August 2.1, Thursday In sympathy with the dis- were hanged on the military reserva- satisfied street car employes. tion at Fort Sam Houston at 7:17 o'clock this morning. Announcement California frulU are arriving In the of the carrying out of the sentence local market, and with the holiday was made at headquarters of the season approaching there will bo a big 1 ' 1 A A. irv,li11A. southern department at 9 n. demand for them. Fresh dates are ar- The men who paid the penalty of riving, tho retail price being 20 cents death were: per pound. Figs have also made their appearance In Lieutenant Resnatl, the Italian avl ator, who has shown Americans how to fly a biplane which carries twelve Sergeant William C. Nesbitt. the local stores during past days, passengers, is now assembling in VIr ginta the great Caproni trlplane, which will carry twenty persons. Corporal Larnon J. Brown. few Black figs nre retail- 7 ing at two pounds This was built by Giovanni Caproni in Italy and shipped to the United States. The flight may be from Vlr Corporal James Whetley. for 25 cents, while ginia to New York. Corporal Jesse Moore. the white figs are gelling at 15 cents, V' Corporal Fresh walnuts are retailing at 25 and Charles W. Baltimore. . 1 , SO il. f U'. I . Private William Jtrackenrldge. cents, depending upon quality. l. There are some of the shell Jof the world, and the management of Private Thomas C. Hawkins. soft nuts From left to right: Josephine Cook, Mrs. Sarah C. Douglas and Mlis retailing at 20 cents, Mr. this campaign is looking forward to a Private Carlos Snodgrass. but the quality Sarah Howard. In center, Miss Henrietta Cornell. spontaneous response to the request Private Ira B. Davis. Is not first class. Butter nuts are re- INT tailing at 35 These four women have been up tlie Mayor" 1'ommHlon of Nutlotml of the Red Cross organisation that the Private James Dtvins. cents. California raisins UAI coming are arriving In tho holi- pointed spiK'lul pollen women tol efoilne, it lutH been charged tlint Christmas shall be one of self Private Frank Johnson. fresh lots for WELL LAID FOR EFFORT wuteh gli'U near thticomlttlotiH nlmut of then camps sacrifice of our people, to the great Prlvato Rlsley W. Young. day market. and soldier stimti Ironing camps about Now York City. action. Tho police Red Cross work. Private Tat MacWhorter. Apples are retailing at from $1 to require rmwtlc The great effort will be for $1.00 $1.75 per box. There Is a steady de- They will be under the direction of women will not wear uniforms. PEACE FOR Only army officers and Sheriff All Drive ror Ked Cross memberships but in addition to this mand tor Johnathans. These are de- The National John Tobin, of Bexar county, were members which is to be made a Christ- the following memberships are provid- licious and of eveeptlonally quality present when the sentence was car- REAL 5, mas event this year begins on the 17th ed for any who may wish them: this year. The Brady Mercantile com- ESTATE TRANSFERS. block Kstticada; ried out by soldiers from the post. of this month. In drive Clacka- Subscribing or ningaxtne member- pany Is showing some of thesis apples Jacob anil Anna Kraft to Jacob ('. this No newspaper men or civilian spec- mas county is made a separate and ships $2.00; contributing member, at Its store. Jamea P. Jones to Sarah Jones, 20 Krart, 40 acres In Sec. 2, T, 4 H It. tators were allowed, the time and 1 K.; THEIR ALIO distinct unit and O. D. Kby, an attor- $3.00; sustaining member, $10.00, at. The celery at the present time Is of acres In section 34, townahlp 1 south, $1. place of execution having been kept (iro-ve- r ney Oregon City, been appoint- annual payments; life member, one fine quality, and many range 4 east; $10. Jorgcti and Nikollun Ncllxen to of has a secret. of the truck ed campaign manager for the county. payment, $30.00, and patron member, gardeners of this county are supply- Louise Welnhard, Paul Wesslnger, C. Pomoroy, 4o,t;u acre In See, member-ship- s "Good bye, boys Company C," 3 and 4, T. 6 H., It. K K.; $1000. are being sent to ?ach school one payment $100.00. All of ing the local markets dally. The Chin- et al, to Welnhard Estate, lots 0, 7 letters C, I', II. I over the $1.00 include also a were the last words uttered by the ese gardeners and J. M. 8, Oregon Iron & company, and Clara Benedict, aero BERLIN, Dec. 6. Agreement for district in the county appointing cap- Hollowed do and Si eel e condemned traps nt t'oolldge Home Tracts; $10. tains for the district as a unit, and a subscription to the Red Cross mag-r.in- men as the were most of, the supplying. Hollowell being addition lo Oswego; lots 3 to 6, block suspension of hostilities from the sprung and dropped to Minnie K. Bradford to Otto W. meeting has been at the Com- by which it is hoped to coordinate they their the celery king of Clackamas county, 23. Oregon City; quit. Black sea to the Baltic and also In called 3. death on the which Holland-Washingto- Krueger, half Interest In lot and mercial club 'on Saturday. December ail Red Cross activities. scaffold had been W. J. Wilson, sheriff to n the Turcc-Russi-an war theatre In Asia part of lot 2, black 4, Canby; $10. 13 at 11 a. m., at which all the district erected last night Mortgage company, 10 from noon tomorrow until December DRY LAW UPHELD. K. K. and Kmma I.. Wooster to captains and all other persons who Men of Company C. 19th Infantry, acres In section 25, township 1 south, 17 was announced officially today. U. S. ADVANCES MONEY. Myrtle and 1). S. Fleming, lot 12, block can possibly do so are urgently asked have been guarding the negro prison- range 1 east; $9250, Negotiations for the Russian arm- WA81UNOTON. Dec. lO.-l- daho 19. Kstucada; 11250. to attend. ers since they wero brought to San Lillian K. Bourne to Chniles llorat-mann- . istice, was stated, will be continued WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. Two mil- it At this meeting the plan of this cam Antonio to stand trial before a court-marti- decrees upholding the validity of tho lots 1 to 4, block 47, Oregon in a few days. lion dollars will be advanced by the paign will be fully explained and lit- war and navy departments to the tor complicity In the riot at state prohibition law and declaring it Iron & Steel company addition to Os- "The Russian government does not on $1000. erature given to the captains and they Bethlehem Steel company on muni- Houston August 23 last. a reasonable exercise of the state po- wego; desire a separate but a general peace," will be asked to immediately Hugh and Mary A. Fltigeralil Ed- there- tions contracts because of the com The execution took place In an lice powers, were today by to declared Trotsky, Bolshevik! foreign sustained 6, after organize their respective dis- pany's difficulties lr. obtaining funds arroyo about two miles east of Camp ward O. Stauher, 43 acres In section minister, in an interview printed in the supreme court. 3 tricts for the purpose of securing mem- from private sources to expedite de- Travis on a great scaffold which had townshp south, range 6 east; $1. today's Times. IS SIGNED BY RUSSIA bers. liveries. been erected during the night by en- Arthur L. McMahon to Province of "There are three stages to our pres- The plan Is for Clackamas county gineers from the post. PERSHING NEEDS AIRPLANES. Holy Name, 58 acres In O. W. Walling negotiations," Maximalist lead- to enlist 12,000 men and women for I). L. C. township 3 south, range 1 ent the GERMANS PLAN DRIVE A column consisting of approxi- er asserted. "These are: First, sus- the membership of the Red Cross for NEW YORK, Dec. 10 "Send all the east; $10. mately 125 cavalrymen and 100 Infan- pension of hostilities; second, a defi- 1918, the membership fee is $1 and WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN airplanes possible and as quickly as Richard U Meade to Louise J. Stev- try soldiers assembled at the cavalry armistice, and third, peace. We each person becoming n. member will THE FIELD, Dec. 12. Long lines of possible," Is the message from Gen- ens, tots 3 and 4, block, Pompeii; $200. UKRLIN, lu Loudon. lire. 10 -- nite guardhouse where the negroes were hope before the last stage the allied be entitled to a certificate of member- transports Utterly swarming with Ger- eral Pershing to the American people, Slgnlng of an armistice, affecting the confined, at 6:30 a. m. today. W. P. Deeklne to Charles and IxUha peoples will persuade their govern- ship in the organization. man reinforcements were seen behind Trucks brought here by Augustus T, Post. lines between the mouth of the Dnies- were provided to convey the prisoners Itoektn. 30 acres In section 8, town- ments to participate." Russia will' AH over Clackamas county the peo- German lines on the northern British ter and the Humide, was announced In to the scene of ship 3 south, range 3 east; $250. signed ple are organizing in local com- flank of the Cambria section today. the execution. today'a official statement. insist, if an armistice is with their CHRISTMAS SEALS BRING $65 II. H. and Martha Rstella Spear to munities and are earnestly employed Great flocks of German planes en- Colonel Millard F. Walts, post com- Tho section named constitutes the Germany, that none of the Teuton George Schulmerlch, 38.07 acres in troops now on trans- in the Red Cross work and it Is believ- deavored unsuccessfully to pre- mander, was in command of the col- Russian southeastern front and af- the east front be The Live Wire committee headed by 3 4 range 4 ed vent umn and led the way to scaffold. section township south, fects tho line from around lMiiberg ferred to the west front for nse against that they will respond instantly British aviators from search- the Clifford Ball has already raised $65 by east; $5500. down through the allies. Foreign Minister Trotsky to this membership request. ing out Just such information. The column arrived at the scaffold the sale of Red Cross Itoumanla. Christmas seals. Thomas P. and Cora E. Campbell to declared today in a speech at the Cir- The expense to each individual is Early this morning the Germans at 6:29 a. m. A flood light had been This announcement was made Tuesday small taken as a raise-- developed very Chaa. A. and Tressla A. Kkstrand, 37 Stockholm, l)o. 10. Germany baa cus Moderne. but whole it will a heavy gunfire on the arranged to give light for those In by Wlllard P. Hawley, Jr. The com- large sum money. acres, Rosedale; $10. signified her willingness to enter in- He also announced that General of Clackamas British northern flank. Their concen- charge of the actual work of prepar- mittee, through A. K. Rugg, has se- county responded Ross to peace with itusrfia on the basts of Johnson, American attache, had visited has nobly In the tration of air forces was the greatest ing the nooses and adjusting them to cured permission to conduct a cam- Imogens F. and Thomas J. to past every In no Indemnities. This principle, the Smolny institute, headquarters of the to request made on the the Germans have yet disclosed. the necks of the condemned men. The paign through the city schools. The Mrs. Lou Duncan, 9.93 acrea section part of government S 3 1 paper said Is favorable to both conn- - Bolsheviki, and declared Colonel Kerts the In the sup- British aviators reported seeing cavalry and infantry guard assembled Woman's club Is also promoting the township south, range west; $10. port of our j tries. protest to headquarters had been "mis- nation in the contest great lines of motor lorries bringing up in hollow square formation around sale of Christmas seals, which have ophla and Samuel L. Carpenter, Jr., against autocracy j It Is reported from Pntrograd that understood.' America, according to and for the freedom fresh German troops. the scaffold and the prisoner were been placed at several of to Lona Thomason, lot 60, block 1, the stores. the Holshevlkl government would Is General Johnson's statement, as re- Pleasant Little Homes; $10. sue proclamation re- peated by Trotsky, did not wish him to Christian and Agnes W. Schucbel to formal Thursday pudiating Russia's loans. interfere with Russia's internal affairs. German Evangelical Lutbern Zlona and spoons, fringed lunch napkin Congregation, Oregon City, tract In Free entry for goods for 15 years la nd tight Oregon City; $10. reported one of the German demands United Press dispatches Petro-gra-d air Jars for butter and Janu from of Russia. Wednesday quoted Trotsky as At the other aid of the picture la John and Kattle Putt to Lena T. threatening "the gravest complica- delightful nickel coffee percolator, al-- , and J. II. Marx, 25 acres in section 26, Haparandu, Dec. 10 The Holshevlkl tions" If allied powers cohol lamp and all, the whole outfit township 4 south, range 3 east; $500. interferred in to agreo gov- fitting compactly into a neat leather Ernest F. Santo, et al by sheriff to are ready to a coalition Russia's internal affairs, his ire being O WzZZ ernment, acordlng 7&&5'C7ze cylinder with a strap for easy carry- Mary Caruthcre, lot 51, addition lo tho word brought "negotia- first aroused at what he termed hk cttUra are: so run of a a home that its mistress will wel- from Pctrograd by not half and will find use for her present ing. to Jennings Lodge; $516.40. courier today. tions" between Colonel Kerts and Gen- number of things that It seems come some new conceit in the way of somehow. hostess Returns from tho Russia-wid- elec- eral Lavergne, American and French Incredible that any prospective crockery or napery; and if the gift tor the who delights In John ami Marl Straus to Stockton Is an Trotky-Ienln- a week-en- There unwritten law that the picnics tion showed the gov. military delegates at the front, and d guest should spend cornea as a duplicate possession. It planning thore are many Paulson, M0 acres In Sec. 2. and 4o0 masculine guest with bon- - General more than a minute worrying about can always be disposed of as a bridg-- e shall arrive gifts; chafing du-- ouultt tha( ncres In Sec 33. T. 7 S It. 4 R. $10. eminent tiiai niny nau been over- Dukhonln. . bons pai-:- "what In the world to take" to Mrs. prize! At any rate Mrs. Hostess will for Mrs. Hostess. That lets him r. iinuli rpnee. collapsible cups, John and Marl Straus to II. Paul- ...... to,,, j ,MV IIUSIIHU Hostess. Never so amply provided is appreciate the kind thought in her be- - out of his obligations very easily to tasks, thermos bottles and thermos son. 1M acres In See. 2X and 40 acrea people at liirce. no cogitating or worrying is necessary receptacles for carrying rooked dishes, In Sec. 33, T. I S.. It. 4 K $10, The majorities In 1'ctri.gr.id and like a King Kara-bi- t. In his case. Ho simply sends out his Chl' kvn la or Welsh rYcd L. and Minnie Proctor to other large cities were completely re- These receptacles are B office boy during the morning on an made eii A. Proctor and John Straus, lot versed In the rural communities. actly like tho thorinos bottles, II. errand to the best bon-bo- n shop he with 17, vacuum air space and block Sandy; $10. Faced with this knowledge, the knows of, and tucks his twe or five kuther outer cover, but they are not so tall as the Kred L. and Minnie Proctor to Ilolchevlkl, It wan lmirned, hud agreed AS E pound carton of In his candles grip bottles and are larger w. A. Proctor, lot 13. block 17, Sandy; to submit to the authority of a ecu-tru- l before he makes around morn his train. But the In the shape of covered dishes. Ail $10. committee of workmen and sol- - 41 feminine week-ende- r is not supposed i1 outfit of picnic dishes and paper nnpi V. A. and Maggie Proctor to Fred ! diets nnd peasants, combined with to bring bon-bon- s they will be a kins will plcse the hostess who L, Minnie Proctor, 5, block representatives of politi- AMHERST, N. S., Dec. 6. Scores, drug on the or coals New- l'.kni and lot other Russian market at to have the a picnic and perhaps hundreds, are dead in castle, if a ma.sculine truest Is also "flxlzs" for al. 13, S;indy; $10. cal parties and trades. The new So- ways on hand, and very attractive are O. M. Halifax, of buildings de- numbered among the week-en- d ar- II. and Allen Stark weather to viet committee was said to have ap- hundreds are paper tablecloths with of nap- rivals. The unwritten law of week- sets George 9, and Mary Taylor, .278 proved u constitution and evolved a stroyed and sections of the city are in kins or various sli.es of paper dollies, ending prescribes the. feminine ncres In Clackamas county; $150, r.ow ministry. Ono of tho points flames as the result of a collision be- that parked In flat fancy boxes of the gift main K. to S. I), In - tween an American munitions steamer guest shall take along a gift some- sort. II. Frcund and Jennie the new constitution, It wait de- thing for the house, or something for M. Smalley, lots 5, 9. 10, 14, 15, and dared, was a regulation all and another ship in the narrows near Distinguished and modern In thels strict that Mrs. Hostess" personal adornment. She a part or lot II, Fairfield; $10. people's commlHHurlcM, by the suburb of Richmond today. plain and simple shapes, are the three appointed may neglect the gift and she may T. H. Stratum to Jamea and Valerie the MaxltunllHtH, should The explosion blew Hvcr gifts Illustrated. Elaborate pat- subordinate both vessels to forget to week- Jumbor, 3.05 acres In block 5, Mln-thor- to pieces, tip the maid after her terns In gone themselves the representatives of demonishing docks and damag- 15-W- silverware have out of end stay; but woe be to her If she Springs add. to Portland; tho war offices nnd that nil measures ing other ships, messages de- i - fashion and severely elegant simplicity here WHS- forgets both! $2000. nnd nctH miiHt bo approved repres- clared. Vu-jf- f Is the modern Ideal. These pictured by Several attractive gift suggestions Oregon Von & Steel Co., to E. R. entatives of the central committee, Crews of both In- sliver gifts are most beautiful and vessels were killed are illustrated, all of them easily LiiwlqiiiHt, block 17, Bryant acres; $10. stantly, according to reports all of them have the practical note received t picked up in the shops and all or any Kate Mills to Arthur T. Mills, 10 today. 1 certain to appeal to a housekeeper. COLD IN 4 tjj " of them calculated to warm the heart acres In Sec. 2!), T. 2 S It. 1 K.; $1. KENTUCKY. The comport on Its tall standard IS Reports received here could give no of hospitable Mrs. Hostess. The pic- Saratoga Investment Co., to Guy for fruit, cake, bon-bo- or nuts. Bh definite estimate of the numbe killed nic belongings are especially appeal- It. Kendall, 1 acre In Saratoga Park; LEXINGTON, Ky Dec. 12. Cur-lisl- r delightful plump sliver Jug Is for iced and injured. ' ing. Quite a complete outfit Is repre- $17.50. Ky., Is tho coldest Hpot In the 4 ae- 0 sented by first group and tea, lemonade, cream or thh like. The The force of the explosion blew the all these G. W. and Cella A. Prlottt to George, state todiiy, reporting a temperature dainty picnic wares may be packed in handled diah with four c6mpartmont freight off It. Priest, 13.75 acres In Sec. 11 and of 30 degrees below aero. George- cars the t rack, partially the neat case with strapped Is for hors d'oeuvres; or candles might leather 12, T. 2 8., II. 2 1C; $10. town reports 20 Imiow and Maysvlllo destroyed all the bindings from the Above: Comport, Reli&b Dish And Iced Tea Jag For The Sun da Night down cover. The assortment includes: be served in It, pastel tints being divid- .1. W. and Lucy M. Reed to Eala-cad- n 20. This Is tlio coldest weather ever Queen hotel on Hollia street, to the Sapper Table. An alcohol stove with covered sauce- ed by the sliver racks that make fom Cheese Co., lot 1, known In the atatn. North street station, smarted the sta- Bdovt Tha "Ftdnss" For An Auto Outing. pan, tea or coffee strainer, plates, cups recectaclas in the shallow dish. tion roof and is believed to have buried scores in the blazing dbris. The report of the blast was heard in the border. Thcso veils come tn white. Truro. A few minutes later a wire was In gray, In taupe and other populu I received, asking that nurses, doctors, shades. firemen and food be rushed to the Rust Is tho new skada In veils, but stricken city. few women will dare to wear It A rust voll Is becoming to a dead white Communication with An Halifax is very Kkln and warm brown eyes, but other VEIL HAS a psychological back face veil with a and stray ovrr cheeks nnd temples, ; effective and does not 1ntorf?ro with irregular. For a time all wires into yHB complexions should beware of It. An- as well as a sartorial value turban, and the floating veil with a w'.th four large thistles at either side. j tho eyes all; Indeed, most of tbe the city were lost. Efforts are now be- at ;.' 4.,. other si Kil t new veiling for fall Is wide when new steps over new The styles of tho eye ur-- ing made to get more information. One a season mushroom turban. the cuter corner new floral veil put terns lire so ! enough to go entirely over the hat horizon especially If only pattern '.s very of the last messages to come tha that are equally fashionable one has and the tar. This riinged that the eyes ore not covered. and It the veil were not so airy end through new Is psycho- season autumn. In Its to choose her becoming typij. The poinsettla pattern big long-petal- en declared the loss of lite was appalling. very has thin, Its wuurer's hetnl silhouette, logicali capacity the veil makes Its All new face veilings are I the blossoms, not appliqued, but would resemble a worker among bee- - wearer feel aututnn-clad- . Through fine weave, coarse r and delicate of woven Into the hexagon mesh, the hives, And the veil might appear to' Its crisply fresh mesh Intri- meshes of the new and the are out date; but flowers coming over be covered with beesl For the upper cacy of Its fashionably correct pat- veils are not altogether transparent the chocks. Just below tho eyes. All these veils are half of It is powdered with black' tern, she surveys her world as one for all that. Most of them are all but chenille dots, half the closely draped sort, like the pic- while the lower hai ready for new advtrture. Summer covered with some sort of ramage, or white embroidered dots, the black dots frlppp.-ic- s tured veil, on the high-crown- tur- and Its flimsy of dress are scroll pattern In stem and leaf effect; rf show up well against a white hat, and de- ban. Note th6 pattern of this veil. past and gone. Winter Is ahead and there are many huge flower ,'1 dots come over face Tho design Is a ramago effect with tho white the and and correctly appareled, one Is ready signs, some woven Into the mesh In " extreme veil la is dots and little leaves of chenille and hair. Another rather to meet It ready to go a step far- solid effect, others cut out of thin tllk veil," was re-- most cleverly Is this design arranged called the "bib and i ther and meet It half way, Indeed. and appliqued to the mesh. Among la a to curve around the features and not cently launched In Parts. It small In its sartorial capacity the veil points the latter are ihamrocks cut from or oblong veil with a lace-- if cover any feature. A very smart new k circular the emphasis In the new autumn cos- thin silk crepe and applique to a fine :'Y chaln-stltc- h veil pattern is the grapevine effect, like design done with em. tume, completes It lo the last finish- mesh veiling under an edge design of broidery. The veil Is thrown over tho! ing no chenille And are with tiny clusters of chenille grapes touch; and matter how smart dots. the ahamrocks top of a ed hat, the laoe-- so and large leaves that are delicately l the new fall outfit may be, no matter enor;no' tn size. In comparison like edge dropping three Inches over LONDON, Dec. 10. The counter re- how trig the tailored with wee flower they represent, woven Into the moBh. suit or trottcur the 4 the edge of the crown, all around, ex- triple-lea- Floating veils volt In Southeastern Russia, under frock, how becoming and dashing the that a single f motif could an, Just now, less cept at tha front where the veil falls! the leadership of Generals Kaledines, new hat, how perfect tho new but- entirely obliterate Its wearer's eye, or formal than closely draped ones. This if? in a "bib" over tha face. This effect! Is, course, Is not always cu.se; Dutoff and Korniloff, apparently is toned walking boots, how immaculate her mouth. That of if the the thero have Is very piquant. If a trifle btsarre. the new gloves fall pattern were allowed to como directly been seasons when the veil, float- at seizing the authority in that readiness and lace Tha automobile veil pletured Is an aimed correctness are not unless the over eye or mouth! The modern wom- ing about the shoulders gave last A New Veil With Dot- off food supplies assured 1 the Face Chenille ordinary veil of heavy chiffon cloth,1 region and in cutting new veil Is present uiso. an some skill In touch of dressiness to cos- exercises adjusting a formal ted Border, Tho Veil Correctly draped over the hat tn the new Paris- from Siberia, according to the proc- Antumn hats havo sorts of her new veil so that the large motifs tume. This season, however, close two the Draped Over A Felt Mush- ian way-w-lth a Jabot below tha chin.' of the Bolsheviki govern- brim; one close to of pattern will not hide fea- face-ve- il Is worn with lamation the and its. her formal day room Hat. This veil haa obtained favor In Parts are down-slantin- g tures Borne ar- costumes ment. General Kalendlne's forces the crown, the other, from view. veils are and the floating veil with because new mtor nau have military styia, up- ranged sport an s to arrange menacing Ekaterinoslav, Kharkvo and In the mushroom with the so that the pattern takes care Informal or costumes. The bor- eu.'y iter one of thee ornaments of on sort or brim closely of new veil In veils so another Moscow. In the province of Oren- turned a drawn face veil Itself a veil called the dered the picture accompanies i.iui the. lower edge will be standing up at tha front; wheni Is preferable, while "thistle" for instance. The pattern a gray velour sport hat only and burg, the Bolsheviki have been over- the mushroom trimmed perfectly even all around! For wear there la no ornament there la likely to brim that stands out a bit from the starts from a single stem over the chin with bands of gray ribbon, and the with new high crowned, atralght-brlmm- ed by General Dutoff. ha a velvet rose. Bo tha veil la di- thrown head, makes a straight-hangin- g, or which runs up to tip of nose, Season The hat goes with a the the This Motor Veil Is Tied mannish tailored suit sailors of velour, there are vided into two parts for half lta length! floating veil desirable. of these fine sprays branching out over Over The of mixed gray homespun. The veil large Both leaf Hat And Under The circular veils of hexagon mean and Is drawn down at either aid ofl types are pictured In the accompany- - the Hps. More leaf sprays sprout Chin, Leaving Is beautifully adjusted around scalloped Cottage Grove Brown Lumber Co. The Face the with border edged with tha twos and fastened beneath tha chin log Illustrations; the neatly drawn from the stem at the tip of the nose Uncovered. small, mushroom hat and it la not braid, and a braid aoroil pattern above wnar to rebuild burned mill on larger scale. Um ends conn m full jabot.