W$W 'V i- •istf-ct., U4£1#J* -i'."-v. r.. ./.*? --..•(p,^.^ v- .S PAGE SIX FALLS Y&KSS :iMEKNATIOMAL -r*L -tT 'it blue-gray Una yellow-gray,. 'according "Nowls the Time to it Do SENATE SEEKS LIGHT .t to its requirements. •*. ""••.* Evening dresses show many pastel iIPl says the Good Judge f^ip- shades and the colors of Louis Quinze ON SHIPPING PROBLEM & ANK or UNK brocades are in evidence. dance A Go to real tobacco— dress of dull green shows many tiny frills edged with dull, brass-colored the small chew with gold braid. A'bouquet of gold flowers How Can Vast Merchant Fleet adds the finishing touch to the costume. the rich-tobacco taste Gold and silver, especially for Loss Be Operated.Without dresses, are becoming more and more that lasts along time. ... to Treasury? :f popular. Patterned materials, pattern in design It will cost you less to FUTURE OF FLAG ON SEA rather than color, lire easily made chew than ordinary up and need no trimming, but to IN HANDS OF SENATORS judge of color'it is necessary to have tobacco. Any man an absolute color oye. Seeing sharp Washington, D. C.—The country has or flat is responsible for the many who uses the Real Invested between three and four billion BANK mistakes in selection of colors, even dollars in merchant ships, which it with the abundant opportunities of, Tobacco Chew will now has on its hands. Every taxpayer, the present season of mellow tones. whether farmer, worker or merchant, tell you that. business man or manufacturer, MILADY'S SPRING WEAR at present is a stockholder in those Put Up In Two Style* ships. How c-an they be run at a profit Trrrrjmy* in competition with" other nations? In other words, how is our flag to be RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco kept on the seas? W-B CUT is along fine-cut tobacco These are the questions with which the members of the Senate Committee on Commerce are wrestling in a notable 1 1 7 a a New York City series of hearings on the merchant marine which are now in progress OLD MAUNA LOA PROFESSIONAL CARDd at the Capitol. It is likely that these gearings may last several weeks more, and the legislation on -which the BECOMES CALM JOHN H. BROWN committee is seeking light is expected to engage the attention of Congress Attorney at Law for several months to come. The ques Office over O. M. Carr & Co The End of Another Socialistic Dream. lions* involved in the hearings constitute, THE UTIUTY GOWN in fact, the gravest single economic international Fills, Minnesc' problem that has been imposed Hawaiian Volcano Ends Its Pyrotechnical the costume' for Its extreme "elegance on the country as a result of the war. of line and lack of adornment. Display. DR. H. H. IHRIG Job. Senators on the A few night§ later this woman came The responsibility for preparing -a Dentist into the dining room of our most solution of this problem through these Black Velvet Draws Palm of Popularity, EXHIBITION LASTED MONTH fashionable and exclusive hotel again Becoming, this straw hat indeed, is hearings falls on 19 senators, incluri Office over Holler's Coofecti jnei) gowned in black velvet. We noticed in sennet braid which soon will be Writer Says. ing the following from Middle "West 'latirtrir- that the bodice was cut rather low added to the wardrobe. States: and filled in with a shirred gilet of Illinois—Lawrence Y. Sherman. Starting Ahead of Scheduled Time, the embroidered black net, short sleeves Minnesota—Knute Nelson. Turn Gloves Before Washing. Fabric Suitable for All Purposes From J. J. HADLEft Performance V^as Accompanied by edged with tiny ruffles were of net Missouri—James A. Reed. Turn a sill gloye wrong side out before Breakfast Robe to Ball and Series of Tidal Waves and Quakes and chiffon, and on one hip several Ohio—Warren. G. Harding. wasMflg. LAWYER Theater Attire. flat loops of the velvet simulated the Fully Equal to Anything the Old Wisconsin—Irvine L. Lenroot. bouffant effect. international State Bank Buil Mountain Has Ever Done. WEALTH FLOWING INTO CUBA How Hearings Are Conducted/ In these days of the high cost of It was not until afterward that we These hearings are held in the largt everything few women can afford to realized that this costume was in fact committee room of the Committee on "After more than a month of unprecedented make a distinction between dinner Crops of Cotton and Sugar Will Net the opera gown worn with a guimpe NORTHERN MINNESOTA Commerce, in the Senate wing of the activity Mauna Loa is gown and evening dress. They both People of Island ^Some of net, and with the train looped up. Capitol, in which hearings on the mer now quite dead," writes Mrs. Shirley $2,000,000,000. signify formal wear, but to persons of ^HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Not one woman in a hundred, unless chant marine have been held in many Foster Allen in a communication to eieticulous care in dress there is a difference. she were in the habit of scrutinizing past sessions of Congress. Picture*, the National Geographical society. Cuba's coming sugar crop is expected With housekeeping such a tremendous Dr. C. C. Craig Phone 196 and analyzing feminine wearing apparel, of the new merchant fleet look down "It seems that Hawaii, though small, to yield about 4,000,000 tons—a record problem and the domestic Dr. B. L. Osburn ...Phone 79 would have discovered the metamorphosed from the walls. The Senators sit at must have just so much attention, and output. At prices which the planta question a shoal on which many frocks. Very convincing Hospital Phone 79 a long table with Chairman Wesley L. so every so often she explosively projects re in up on re iv in households founder, the custom of transformations may be accomplished 1 Office over International State Bank herself into the arena of the their sugar ,h,s win mean a paymeatl dining out is becoming more and by a woman who is clever with her head. Around it are grouped each day world's happenings. Not content with Pkone 1SS to them of from about $750,000,000 to more prevalent. At the more exclusive needle or. who has a good dressmaker. representatives of the country manufacturers, her share in the 'big show* in Europe, International Falls. Minnesota $800,000,000. Bear In mind that this restaurants one is not properly merchants, farmers, bankers, she decided to stage a first-class side is for one crop raised on an islaner of dressed unless in evening IN MORE TEMPERATE. SHADES exporters, shipbuilders and ship op show all her own—and. the two volcanoes, only 45,896 square miles and with'a clothes, yet if the evening's entertainment erators. Officials of the Ur-S. Shipping LAWREN@E*S PHARMAC» Mauna Loa and Kilauea, have population of about 2,500,000. includes the theater one's costume Board, which controls a majority BOW certainly done their best to make it The Store Raxall Season's Colors Good afnd Comprise In the cotton-growing sections of needs to be more reserved than of the ships, are alwaycs near at hand. the 'biggest show on earth.' the Soft but Rich and Warm the South there are approximately if a dancing party or the opera is The daily sessions begin at 2 p. m. S. N. Rubinr Prop. "Although scheduled for performances in Tone. about 25,000,000 people. The center of contemplated. and last usually until toward 6 Vclock, every nine years Mauna Loa took International Falls, Minnesota Interest in .Cuba is sugar, In about Of all the materials we have seen or_after the adjournment of the. Senate Absent are the glaring colors of yesterday, the volcanologists by surprise and gave the same degree thjjX- cotton concentrates this season, observes a fashion writer, for tbe day. The daily attendance her celebration several years too soon. supplanted as they are by the interest of the South. When the palm of popularity goes to 1)1 ack of the committee is good, and the interest Heralded by earthquakes and accompanied more temperate shades, deep and SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS the cotton crop first reached the velvet—unquestionably the fabric suitable shown by the Senators is keen warm in tone. by a series of tidal waves. and value of $2,000,000,000 a year, the-I-and for all purposes from breakfast sustained. They, as well as the quakes, she has proceeded to give us This season the colors are exceedingly world held up its hands in amaz&nent, to ball gown, and in the restaurants witnesses, realize that on the result of the most spectacular exhibition within good. They are soft, but rich and yet this $2,000,000,000 is distributed, and theaters it predominates. A the commitee's deliberations hangs the the memory of the oldest kamaainas in tone. There are colors of varying directly or indirectly among 25,000,000 clever woman whom we see at every fate of the new merchant marine, with (old residents). shades to set off every complexion, people. In Cuba more than important function is not noted for its 100,000 officers and men and its and yellow has its butter-colored Cloud Warned of Danger. a third of that amount will be distributed her wealth nor her lavisli expenditures r^j 2,000 seagoing ships, each worth more series, its old gold with a hint of directly or indirectly among on dress, but she is always tastefully "The first indication of jiolcanic activity than-a million dollars on an average. NEABDUa Ml green, lemon, primrose, sulphur and 2,500,000 people. Every dollar of this if rather unobtrusively .gowned. was the presence of a peculiar A majority of the men attending canary—all yellow but with that slight, vast sum is paid into Cuba from othei 2BO MODERN ROOMS At the opera one evening she appeared cauliflower-shaped cloud hanging over these sessions feel that there has never LOCATED IN HEART OP BUSINESS DISTRICT difference that permits the fair woman countries. It is as though the entire in a stunning gown of black the mountain. Three days later, on before been a series of congressional, $1.25—ONE PRICE—$1.25 to humor her taste without sacrificing world production of gold for two years silk velvet -made severely plain September 29, the whole heavens were hearings at which so much money I RATB#OH TWO PERSONS S2.00 her complexion. and more were dumped into Cuba, as with a round of decolletage and the lit up with an apricot glow, when, and such grave possibilities for ecomic PRIVATE MATH. SHOWER AND TOILET EXTRA measured by the world's production of Gray hair is always beautiful with from a huge vent in the mountain's skirt ankle length with a long, good or evil 'have been at stake. Mrarr, AUTbMATie COMPLKTFC SPRINKUMS gray clothes. White-gray hair needs gold and the Cuban sugar crop valuei. FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION. straight panel falling from one hip side, a flood of molten lava was belched AND Problems to Be 8olved. INSURANCE RECORDS PROVK THAT NEVER careful choice of colors between the —Manufacturers' Record. forth. Spreading out into a great shallow to form a side train, We remarked In substance the problems to be solved 1 HAS A LIFE BEEN LOST IN ANY BUILDING stream It came roaring down the PROTECTED BY AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS. in these hearings are as follows: mountain slope, burning forests, carrying ROOM HAS HOT AND COLO WATER. EVERY How can all these ships of the country's STEAM HEAT. ELECTRIC LI6HT AND TELEPHONE huge trees and immense bowlders new merchant marine, built at SERVICE. on its surface, sweeping everything before^ high war costs, for the emergency of it. With a speed varying from getting men and supplies to the European SHIP SOUR one to twenty miles an hour, according battle front, be operated in the to the country it was passing over, it fierce' competition of peace times & Hides-Furs broadened out until it was nearly a against ships under other flags which mile in width. After wiping out the have been made available to their government belt road, razing telephone owners at a price which permits their poles and destroying a vast amount of operation at a profit? Deal Direct with the property^ the red-hot lava tumbled over Should a certain percentage of the !K71 Largest md Oldest 1 a high precipice and plunged hissing cost of our merchant ships be charged •JlouseintheWest into the sea. off as war expense in the same way "This outbreak was on the western that the navy is charging off the cost Highest Ptlcea and Immediate slope of Mauna Loa, occurring at the Cash Returns. Write for price of its war emergency fleet, ancT the list* ta£s and full Information* 6,500-foot level, less than half way to army the cost of its camps and other O.Bergman Cg. the top of the mountain, whose rounded surplus war material? summit rises majestically 13,675 feet This point having been settled, how above the sea. This flow reached-the ST.PAUL -.MINN. can the ships be most economically operated ocean on the Kona coast of Hawaii, In accordance with American near Allka, the small village for which standards of upkeep and wages? It has been named. In its downward The latter question involves that of course it followed the general direction ownership. At present a majority of of the 1916 flow, but was much more I the new ships are owned by the government. rapid in its progress, as it was only j$hould they be turned over some twenty-six hours from the time to private citizens, and, if so, at what of the outbreak until the first lava price, as compared "with their cost and poured into the ocean. In the case of the present cost of building ships in the earlier flow a period of more than the open market? a day jbf apparent Inactivity intervened Responsibility of Senate. between the gas explosion which tore The House of Representatives already the great hole in the mountain and BETTER DENTISTRY has taken action on measures involving the actual .appearance of the lava. the same questions, voting almost Glow Visible Many Miles. unanimously—240 to 8—in favor FOR LESS MONEY of the bill Introduced by Chairman "Several excursions were made in I^ William S. Greene of the Committee on October from Honolulu, and in approaching AY your smoketaste Merchant Marine, which directs the the flow from the sea in Shipping Board to sell the governmentowned the early evening the glow from the flush Aip against a $5.00 Bridge Wwlr ships in Its control to private lava was visible many miles before tot listening post—and youll GaM 6mm buyers at the world market priee "aa Alik* was reached. Drifting Wfcite Crowns get the Prince Albert call, all right! soon as practicable within. 200 yards of the point where Ptatos This bill Js now before the Senate the liquid rock was rushing into the •You'll hunt a jimmy pipe sd quick and Committee on Commerce, and these sea, the scene stretching before one WORK Copyright lit* by get so much tobacco joy out jof every R. Keynolds hearings relate to it, together with It YEARS J. was awe-inspiring. Tobacco Co. puff you'll wish you had been born three Senate bills on the merchantman "Slowly the smoky hue from the rine, two of them introduced by Chairman twins! For, Prince Albert puts over a ton burning forests, which hung over the «VT OUR ESTIMATE FIRST Jones and one by Senator Ransdell source, 20 miles away, lifted and new to every man fond of^a pipe or ahonie of Louisiana. All of tne bills have the rlv$r of fire stood out in its full attention |im to made cigarette. It wins your glad hand cpmpletely. the same ot»ect—namely, the sale of glory, holding one speechless and ytHwh. Wtite That's because it has the quality! the war-built ships to private owners. spellbound. Leaping pall to from alMut j»or ftoetfr twjlhi. We It may be stated incidentally that there valley, rd&hlng uphill and roaring And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra­ no bill before Congress providing are gU4 to answer and to mnj jril down, the^flery flood thundered flown for continued government ownership questions. Write as. isPrince Albert's freedom from bite and parch the mountain slope, carrying on its grance of these ships. bosom rocks as big as houses that which is cut oufcby our exclusive patented process. Out of the four bllli under consideration were tossed about as If they were NS. NORCROSS CLAMCB Westell you to smoke your fill at any clip—jimriiy it |a expected that an effective mere pebbles. I pipe or makin's cigarette—without a cdixieback 1 bill will be constructed for the continuance "As the stream of blazing lava of the merchant marine along neared the coast line it appeared to Toppy r*d bag*, tidy rod tin*,hand*omm pomdand lines that It Is hoped will bring out the gather greater speed,xtaklng the final cv poand tm humidor*—and—that el*o*r, practical same character of nonpartisan vote plunge over a 100-foot Sliff fct a ter- pound crystal gla** humidor with tpong* moutcocr rooking that was manifest in the recent passage all the that kcopa tha tobacco in mch pmrfmct condition. }$£% iop of the Grime bill 10 thrHouam yorid_ lite a flery Niagara^ R. J. Reynold# Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem N« ~-f srf* "TV r'