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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REV.EW SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1923. SBBSBBBBBBBS asBJSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl SBSBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBgBlBa M,MMMW,MMMW,PMMMWaMMMMMW,M,MtMMiMMMw,,MMBa,a,W,aMliWMMWPMWHMWiMlMMy " . y'lagaa THE WOMAN'S BteEJfflfc -SOCIETY By BEULAH JEWETT AU contribution! to thl page, aocluty, women'! clubs, and personal!, should ba telephoned to the loclety editor by Friday of each week. Telephone No. 133. Former Roseburg Matrons Entertain in Salem Mrs. C. L. Hays and Mrs. J. W. Miller entertained a group of friends In the Hays home Friday at a charming afternoon of Karnes and card. Pussy willows and daffodils were attractively com- bined with Ueorge Washington numbers on the short p ograrn. In annirersary novelties In the liv- eluding two selection by Mrs. lng rooms of the Hays home for : Young's orchestra, readings br Miss the occasion. High card scores wore won by Mrs. A. It. HkewU and Mrs. W. W. Cooley and con- solatlon awards went to Mrs. E. N. Johnson and MrB. Mirium Coo- ley. A number of out of town guest! wore Included In the group Among these were Mrs. Will Cur tis of Marshficld, Mrs. E. N. Johnson of VVoodburn, Mrs. Jean Cunningham. Mrs. W. W. Cooley, Mrs. Otto Aim, Mrs. Karl Hart- mac and Aim. M. Cooley, all of vvuiuj, mi vi Sllverton. Salem matrons present were Mrs. W. J. Long Mrs. Ar- thur Sandberg Mrs. A. R. Skewls, Mrs. 8. M. Stichler and the nostesses. Mrs. C. L. Hayes and Mrs. J. W. Miller Salem Capitol Joural. O .11 . r- i riosi io L.ittie rrienas at Birthday Party Bobble Morris was host to a number of his playmates Tuesday afternoon, which was his seventh birthday anniversary. The kiddies spent the afternoon playing games and. were served a dainty luncheon by Mrs. O. J. Morris, and Miss Elizabeth Morris, at a table cen tered with daffodils. Enjoying the party were Clark Cooney, Donald Cordon, Gordon Watson, liobble Bellows, Ho Stephens Jr., Itny Pet erson, Dale and Carl Kills. Itichard Arundel, Jack Arthur, and the host. 3 ? Yoncalla Veteran Surprised . . . On 81st Birthday . A number of veterans of the Civil War. and widows of veterans. - Gathered on Tuesdav afternoon at th home of Mr. and Mrs. George Edee of Yoncalla, to surprise Mr. Edes' father, John Edes, on his eighty first birthday anniversary. ' The honor guest Is also a veteran of the Civil War. "I'ncle Jerry" Ferris, one of Mr. Edes' Grand Army comrades planned the affair. Old were lung with Mis. Edes ; .7. 5LV,!n;,H.'L?K"1 I!" comrades who Welcomed the portunlty to chat of events long since paBt. Comrade George Mc Gowan also entertained In his in imitable Scotch way with verse and story. A delicious supper was served Including a large cake baked by Zh .Zrl ', n Aunt Laura" Applegate. ( lub' The "rl, Vart' " ,' Among the guests were Mr. and I,,oon ,w"" f01 a h,l! Wln" Mrs. Oeorgo McGowan, Mr. andf,on" ",r1lu''e- After tin. the regu Mra. Jerrv Ferris, Mrs. Laura Ap- i'"mp",'"R w,h''''l Ihe home n i,.,ii . u.... of Miss Olmstead. r"1-"' and Mrs. Watson Whitham, Mrs, Canney, Mra. Dave Rogers, Mrs. Mary Huffman, Mrs. Ordway, Rev. J. R. Benton and the guest of hon or, Mr. Edea. t Dinner Party Prererles Junior Play Thursday Preceding the High Srhool Jitn- lor play on Thursday evening. Miss Elizabeth Abrahams was hostess to a small group at dinner at her homo. Vho guests were seated at an attractive dinner ta ble centered with sprays of Japan ese Quince. Covers were placed tor Pauline llubar , lutpliim Hughes, Helen Hnelier, Doiotliy (ieddes, Mildred Slnnlger, Fiances Iliitner. Shirley Knight, and luu hostess. 0 ft O Opal Horner Hostess to Little Friends A group of llttlo friends were Invited on Saturday afternoon to the home of Miss Opal llnrtK r where they enjoyed games for several hours. Mrs. C. W. Hormr lerved luncheon at th. close ot the afternoon. F.njoylng the occasion, were Helen Net1iorall, father My ers, Rornlee Torrey, Martha Churchill, Margaret Horner, and Opal Horner. Prominent Concert Artists to Appear Here The, forthcoming concert by tbe well known artists Iletsy Jam Shepherd ard Jacques tllockiicr. aunouhocd for Friday evening, March sixth at the Antlers The atre, has aroused keen Interest In music circles. The concert has Imwb arranged by Oti's Musko Store, and will be free to the pub lic, auioiKxioji oema vj Imitation issued from Oil's Mu-1 sic Store to those who taio to at tend. Itelsy Janes Shepherd Is a prom inent American concert soprano, and Mr. filorkner a concert cello nlavar. Miss Shciierd'a volcn has been described as swd-t and satis fying, very rich an.l clear, wlih none of tho fatal sharpness or screechlness which nutes unsatis factory the slnulns of ho mnny so pranos. While distinctly In the so prano field. Miss Shepherds voice lias more of Ihe smoothness of the contralto, and she la popular won reus in lovers wuornver she ap pears, , . . Knight Templars Entertain Wives Tuesday Evening An Interesting lodge event of the week was the entertainment on Tuesday evening an anted by the Knight Templars for their wives, guests. Sam who were the only Shoemaker announced the various Kvelyn Nolan, piano solo, by Misi 'Lucille Sappington, and violin solos ;by Walter Welk A humorous grand march whs a Jolly feature, and informal games and cards entertained until lunch- con was served. v "Fun Review" Planned for Early in April A novel recital In the form of a "Fun Itevlew" Is being nlanned I, , , , ,," .., - , ' "P"1 y -veiyn """n it aim uaiiuiuA uia.rucior at me iieinnne con servatory. Miss Nolan will nre- ;"tnt Mer mob advanced pupils in five acts of vaudeville, including singing, dancing and expression, all arranged in tie form of a the atre entertainment rather than the usual recital. The date has not yet been announced. Birthday of Yoncalla 1 Matron Remembered The birthday anniversary of Mrs. Josephine Wise, a prominent Yon calla matron, which was an event of last week, was the occasion fpr much entertaining on Ihn part of Mrs. Wise' friends, and was remem- Dereu ny menus from many parts of the country who sent birthday greetings. She received 104 birth day greeting cards. Following the regular Rebekah lodge session on Thursday evening, lJJHl"";d " com' 1 1)1 Intent Mm. Wisp. Rnln .innelnfr hv Miss Maxine Stearns, preceded old 1 tlme "lances In which all. Indulged. I Supper was served at a cleverly decorated table centered with large birthday cake in tbe Rebekah colors, and topped with the age of the honor guest. On Wednesday evening Mrs. Alice V. Gross Invited Mrs. Wise, and a number of her Intimate friends to be her guests and spend the even ing with chatting and old time Mrg Nw Mr, Lucy Samler. Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Lucy Samler. -" Rebecca Campbell and son Robhv. Miss Sim rturt. Miaa May Gross and Mrs. Gross. Club of H. S. Girls Takes Long Hike Mona Pnrtor was hostess at the The fnllnwlm nro nfflrof. ntl'l members of the L. P. club: Helen iFalbe. president; f.'lilress Juild, vice-president: Elva Wecntt, ,-vc-I retary-trensurer: Mona Porter, re porter; Thelma Olumead, Rota Ishamhart, Mildred DsvIb and Jew Singleton. Agnes Irwin and Mrt- Inp Moore were accepted as new members at this meeting. Orange ,"R." a Mrs. Wise of Yoncalla Is Honored Guest Mrs. I). R. Hanan of Yoncalla, was hostess to a number of ma trons of Yoncalla Thurmluy after noon, complimenting the seventy first birtlnliiy anniversary of Mrs. Josephine Wise, Mrs. Lucy Samler, and other spring blossoms were at tractively arranged In the rooms where the ladles chatted. Luncheon as served to Mrs. Jose nhino Wise, Mrs. Lucy Samler, Mrs. Sarah Weslernhlser, Mrs. dura Ambrose, Mrs. !.aura Applo caie. Mrs. Dora Cowan, Miss Sue Hurt. j is ft fL f C;!, v ' ' . ' - to 13c Given Away l Tbe members of the Ladles Auxiliary to llio O. It. C. are sell ing ilmuees among their friends lo la chest of slUer, which Is on dis play in the window at llubar : brother s Jew elry Store. Drawing for the pnie will take place at a I card party on the evening of Apiil first at the M.ircabee Hill, the lady holiLlni; huh score for the evening drawing the lucky nunib'T at the close of the card playing. The silver Is a forty five pier,, s. t of Co'ittnunit.v, uud Is a worthwhile prize. I Ten Mile Club F.nj'oys rj . . n ratriotic I roRrani A piotram Washlnglon's i'l last' week at thi Community fit n observance of i thilny was c'vn i n.- e'inir of the I of Ten Mllo at the home of Mrs. W. U. sil old. A pong by tho cluh np.o 1 tho pro gram, readings elien bv Mrs. V. MeDnnlel, Mrs W. II Sdail Mrs Kmma' Swift. :im Mis. 1. Un Itenhucber, a oi il solo by Mis. Anna Coatos, on.l a iiiimi ;-o. lot Hon by Mrs. L. MeOnnhd. Hi i serving of a dalnly I in-henn H ts ed tlie pleasant alt-inivm. Mi.. Kmma Swift has Invi'. -I l lie nob members to bo bar ueu on ilareh fourth. Dole Women's Club Does Good Work ' In the few weeks since the or- The Informal dance sponsored gauliation of the Women'! Club by the Shrine Club on Friday even of Dole a fine record of accom-iing was one o( the most interest pllshment has been made. Ini-ling funclions of the week. The provement of the school building Moose iiall was gaily decorated In and grounds were the first objects undertaken, and In the past few weeks the grounds have been gravelled, play ground equipment and an organ installed, and hot lunches served regularly to the children, many of whom walk several miles to tbe school. The club meets twice each month at the various homes, and has grown from nine to sixteen members. Evening parties and suppers have helped to raise the money for the good work they have done. At the meetings gos sip and small talk are prohibited, "V 8 . .. . T lu f"11" 411(1 discussing papers on and the ladles spend tbe hours In Important subjects, and in making baby clothes for young mothers. The following poem about the Women's Club was composed by Miss Dorothy Rice, teacher of the Dole school. For many, many dreary years, this small community Was dull and dead for lack of will and surging energy. Then the Women's Club was start ed and some progress we did see Hurray tor the Women's Club We started to win the world and made a flying start For the many problems that came up, each member did her part. We schemed and worked with Just one dream in every woman's heart; A more progressive Dole We bought the apparatus on which the children play. We made so many tiny clothes to tempt the stork to stay, We put the organ In the school and provided hot meals each day. Hurray fo the Women's Club. Mrs, LaBrie Hostess to Garden Valley Club Mrs. E. E. LaDrle Invited the members of the Garden Valley Women's Club to be her guests Thursday afternoon, the ladies en-1 Joying a pleasant afternoon wio, iw m, games and music after the usual land Russell; male quartette, Hck- hort business meetini. Pvettv ens, McElhinny, Whipple, and Ol- combinations of early Bprlng flow- ers adorned the rooms. Mrs. Hugh Riecbie Jr., assisted jln serving a dainty luncheon to the following ladles: Mrs. tieorge Bailey,, Mrs. E. J. Brown, Mrs. It. A. Calhoun. Mrs. R. S. Huttou, Mra. O. McDaniels. Mrs. Emma N'lday. Mra. J. Irwin Page. Mrs. Fred Parrott. Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Sr., Mrs. John Sinclair. Mra. A. C. Wood. Mrs. D'.?ou"?' A ! isitor to the club i was Mrs. Henry Oelkers, now of Seaside, who was one of the chart er.members of the organization. Mrs. Hugh Ritchie Sr., will bo hostess to Ihe club at the club rooms on March 12. entertaining them with a St. Patrick's Day party. Each member is requested to wear something green, ind to come prepared with a quotation pertaining to the day. Costume Party Informal Event of Week The country home of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Skinner at Winston was the scene of one of the merriest parties of the season last week when a number of their friends motored out for an Informal even ing of dancing. The guosta came In costume, the majority wearing h. ,w " ,"' "5 I . ,Li 7t l,.rA,H .! , ia i . Kf. . inVnVnmntii . ... I', ... ,,.H tour puce orcnesira as mane up. The rooms were attractive with profusion of yellow daffodils and other spring ftowers. Supper was served at midnight. Hidden to the affair were? Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Catching, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oulne. Mr. nud Mra. Jack Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. deorce 1 I Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. F.riwlo Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. t!uy Cor don, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mchl hlnnv. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorgn Whar ton, Mr. and Mrs. (llenn Wlmoeriy, Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wharton. Miss Helen Casey. Miss Hess and Missjp Friday Evening Jine Wharton. Lester Wlmberly. m 1 i-'"S Frank Clemem, and Skinner. O Melrose Club Spends Pleasant Afternoon A social afternoon of chatting and sewing engaged the members of tbe Melrose Fortnightly Club Thursday afternoon at the home i of Mrs. T. II. Husonbark. Future ;Jir. J. s. Turner, work of tho club was also discus- ! At play were Mr. and Mrs. Jo ,.,!, iseph Shockley, Mr. and Mrs. I'eter Luncheon was served at the llallf. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Monm. close of the afternoon to Mrs. Dan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henly, Mi. Fglev, Mrs. K. K Fenn, Mis. John and Mrs. J. S. Turner, Mr. ai.d lluselibnrk, Sr., Mrs. James lhss, I Mrs. J. C. Fagar. Mr. anil Mrs Mrs. Win. Fredrlckson. Mrs. H. 1". Frank llrnwn. Mrs. V. K. Ilullei t. Conn. Mis. K. N. Itusenhnrk. Mrs. Joe llallf and the bust and hosi. -H. Wm. d'lumer. Mrs Arthur llurro- I ; i: way. Mis. It. A. Ilusenbaik, Mr.. Women's Club Will C. K. Frearii'Rson. irs. iiiupu I'ltuner, Mrs. F. A. Coff. Mrs. Kgley has Invited tho club ito her nomo ior ine next uiccuuk. j u Pauline Bubar I lostcss ! to Younger CirU A congenial grnuo of the vonng i r girls were invltid on Saturday 'afternoon to the home of Miss I'aiiltne llutiar lo sew and chut thmtmh tho afternoon. Mrs. V. T. llubar served a dainty luncheon at lour to Vera Met Unlock, rihltiey Knight. Iaphtie Huuhes. Helen llacher, Mildred Slnuiger. Arlene Kbpra and tiualxth Abrahams. Shrine Club Sponsor I Gay Dance Friday bright shades of red and green, and dancing from nine to twelve, and tables of bridge and 500 enter tained the guests. Punch waa served in a prettily decorated booth. A' out fifty couples attend ed the dance, including members of tbe Shrine stub, their wives or sweethearts, and a number of In vited guests. Other social event! are being planned by this organiz ation. The Daughters of tbe American Revolution will meet Monday at- I ternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank I Churchill iuiar bus Churchill. In addition to the reg- ness meeting a program is oeing arrangeo. jne cnapter recently sent a large box to the emigrants at Angel Island. WW Mrs. Morgan Hostess to Club Friday Evening About twenty-two members of the Past Noble Grands Club gath ered at the home of Mrs. D. II Morgan on Military Street laat night for a short business session, and social evening. The hostess was assisted through the evening by Mrs. A J. Carman, and Mrs. J. G. Stephenson. The president, Mrs. D. H. Lenox, presided over the business meeting followed by guessing contests, and other in formal entertainment. St. Patrick's day suggestion In the favors and place cards made an attractive setting for the delic ious luncheon. i Muscovite Affair to Benefit Boy Scouts The Muscovite Club dispensed with their usual business meeting on Thursday evening, and enjoyed a splendid program and box social, the affair being planned to benefit the Hoy Scout Council. The following numbers made up the program: instrumental duet. Dalo Strange and Bedford Tester; piano soio, uiauu tsmi, son; Swedisn cnaracter, Stanley Baney. At the conclusion of the program, V. T. Jackson, president of the Boy Scout Council talked for a few minutes concerning the. work of the Council. The box so cial netted the sum of $60 which was turned over to the treasurer of the council. Girls Club Guests on Wednesday Evening Miss Clarice Harpester and Miss Virginia Whiting. Joined in offer- IIIIIID VIUU IUUllOVi II lng Hospitality Wednesday evening j different grade schools was held. I wnether they desired the demo to the members of the Omega Mu The first part of the evening was J etMt or repUi,leans to make their AlpnagiriscioD.ni tne nome ot Miss Harpester. ATter tne snort business meeting of the club, I bridge entertained the guests, un-1 ! til a dainty luncheon was served, Decoratlons and flowers In shades j phone solo, oy junior union, ac of yellow marie an attractive sett-1 coinpanled by Lois Ann hippie. Iiik fur the party. Enjoying the affair were .Miss. Mary Reanw, Miss Fern Tteymera, I Miss Iris Hire, Miss Carol Ioyle, M1b repjty Con lee. Miss Eva Uice, j and the hostesses. O. F. F. Card Club Plays on Wednesday Mrs. Hen Shields was an attrac- ''ve hostess of the week. Inviting ; ' """ "'embers of the O. K. V. card I ",llb l pl"y ' htr home Ve'nes- I' afternoon. Mrs. Joseph 8hofk,,y bvti hgh ,core- ttml ,n : consolation went to Mrs. Frank i Hanan. (iathered inhout the tables were Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. t.enrge Cluck, Mrs. Ferrler. Mrs. Mary Freeman. Mrs. Cranis. Mrs. Frank Hanan, Mrs. F. S. Monroe, Mrs. K. J. Peyton. Mrs. A. II. Perrln. Mrs. K. Patterson. Mrs. Joseph Shockley. Mrs. J. O. Steph enson, Mrs. Dick Cilvlii, Mrs. Sal lie McClung, Mrs. Kd llinkle, Mrs. C. F. Harpester. Mrs. Viola Ilurl bttrt, and the hostess. tf if & Jolly Good Fellows Lytuau Among the many club even's of Ithe week was the gathering of tlo- Jolly Good Fellows Club nt tt.e home of Mr. anil Mrs. H. N. f!rv blll Fridur evening. Dafloillls ami oilier spring blossoms decoratid the rooms where the guests gath ered at tho 500 tables. Honors (Went to Mr. and Mrs. I'eter li:illf. I and low to Mrs. F. S. Monroe and 1 lave Literary Progfsim The memhers of the Itos. Inn? Women's Club are evincing iioo ;i I Inli rest In the meeting to h,. In id !Tilesilay afternoon. March thlr-l. nt the Knlithts of l'ytbiss Hall ,n Uose Street. There will be an in teresting literary program le;- r- sper-ed with musical numb- r-t. ami Miss liusa 11. Tanott of th-i Knglish depart mrnl at the Hr.h Hieb.vl will talk. Toll call will ho answcied hv the name of the tiei- t bi-r's favorite book. Tho commit-1 tee planning tbe affair la Mrs W. V Jiat. Mrs. ti. I). tvaus, anil Mr. 1 I T. . Oiiphast. POETS' Signed Contributions for This 6ociety Editor of The News - Space la WHEN NIGHT COMETH Oh. perfect February day, Thou'rl drawing to a close; The sun, a crimson diso of flame. Is sinking to repose In a feathery bed of gray blue clouds That bank the western sky, Foretelling us of snow to fall In generous supply. Oh day, fair February day. Thy beauty needs mus fado Into the twillght'sentle glow A change none may evade. Uut how ,rKne the twilight Deems We're loath to let It go. As toothing sweet my spirit dreams Dear scenes of long ago. And as I gaze, the night arrive To claim thee, perfect day. She draws thee, to her jeweled breast And bears thy soul away. Oh. when my day on earth Is done Christian Church Classes Enjoy Party Saturday A Washington's birthday party at the Christian Church Saturday evening was sponsored by the Kumjoinus Class with the High School ltible class as their guests. An entertaining evening of games appropriate to the holiday made the hours merry ones (or to! thirty young people. Refresh ments were served at' the close o( tlu evening - . Mrs. Reymers Hostess to Past Matrons Mrs, c. O. Reymers was one of the attractive hostesses of the week, invltine the members of the Past Matron's Club of the Eastern Star to spend the afternoon with h.o nn T.1..2.lnu LUH,jn. ,..1 chatting entertained the guests, and a dainty luncheon was served ; (he clogB Mrs. Reymers guests were Mrs. T. B. Vlrdtn, tne regular Business session, aim Mrs. Albert Abrahams, Mrs. Vivian after the program was completed French, .Mrs. Fred Joat. Mrs. P. T. the Grange and Its friends indulg liubar, Mrs. T. E. Singleton, Mrs. ed in dancing, after which the la John Runyan. Mrs. Will Harris, dies served hot Umales and cof and Mrs. William Bell. fee. DECLAMATION CON ' TEST AT BENSON SCHOOL FRIDAY ; The P. T. A. of tjie Benson 1 school met last night at the school at 7:30 o'clock, at which time the: declamation contest between tne second and fourth grades of the, i mauo imeienuug program. me ui.ou.-u with the song, "America," by all. Following this was a vocal solo. i by Ralph Church, and a Xylo- HUU 1 lit! Dlfll OLIrtllRK-U , by all. The opelling contest which U to be put on by the Kiwanls club In the near future waa ex plained in detail by Or. B. K. Shoe maker. It. L. Russell gave an 11- ' lustrated talk on type-setting ma-! j chines. These moving picture I j films were loanpd by the Intertype' (.'orporation. and showed the com-1 plote: manufacture and operation their machine. It was made eapeclally interesting by showing! children to school, the Spencer ,he use of each part as It was built, school build.ng in a Doukhobor These pictures are available for, colony, five miles from here was only a short time., but will bo used ; burned last night. This was listed for any programs for th- time Mr. las the ninth Ixmkhobor school Russell keeps them. This pro-1 gram waa then followed by the declamation contest of tho second and fourth grades of the different grude schools. Fach speaker spoke Interestingly, and their topics wore well chosen. The Judges w re Mrs. Mabel Church, Mr. Needliam anu It. l. Kusseil. aiary rrencn.no u,og represeniing me necouu Kri i- i the Fullerton school wo'l first place In the girls' class, and Allen Kont, representing the second grade at Benson school, won first place for tbe boys in that c!ass. Patricia Neal, representing 'be fourth grade at the Ilo33 school won the first place for the girls in thai class, and Melford Cyius. rep resenting the fourth grad- at the Fi.llerton at Pool, won first place I Il)r llir lil')m III itioi vinin . Tlie results make a tie for the first place between the Ilenaon and Hose school, with Fullerton couiini: second. This is the second of the mnipats. tho tlrat one this year be ing held at the Rose school. At the end of the year, the school hav ing the most points In all the con tests held this year, will be award ed the silver loving cup, donated by Ihe Kotary club. The cup was won lRst year bv the Fullerton school. The school holillng the cup three years in suc cession will be allowed to keep it. MORE PUNISHMENT FOR LA FOLLETTE (wrtittr. rii liw'l Wrf, WASHIX0TOX. Wh. 28. An a further aUp In denying repubU ran r-,rtX Htutus In tbo senate lo Senator 1- KoUette and tau chief supiHrter, the republican com-tnii(i-A on rommitlM9 had thta tively BMiK'xd the Wisconsin teuai'ir, together with St-nators Hrookhart of Iowa, mid imm anu 'rater of North I'akota to places i ut th biutoni or tne mi on com i In which tbey now hold nUtte- mrinUerslap. The action which waa ukea CORNER Department May Be Sent to the Review, and Will Be Used as Available. And twlight turns to night, May he be there my hand to take ) And lead me into light urate rotter Beattle, Le Mars, Iowa. -VIOLETS Sweet little violets Mooming in the Spring, After Icy winter How much Joy you bring. With your purple blossoms Peeping through the snow We are glad to greet you. You are so sweet, you know. How we love to pick you, And make a small boquet To wear, or put in vases. Upon a festive day. You surely are a favorite, A harbinger of Spring, Blooming there with fragrance; Your praises all do sing. Emma J. Bristol. Special Program Entertains Grange Members Saturday At the meeting of South Deer Creek Grange last Saturday even ing, Feb. 21, the Lecturer Mrs. C. H. Bailey, had prepared a speciul program consisting of the follow- r"8. ""'"i W. B. W. S. ""' w Conine at the piano: piano eolos; I Miss Josephine Caohlin and Miss '"""eu narcner; song, -Ding song. Doug by five little folks; poem, "How to Reduce Taxes," Stewart Hall; piano solos, Miss Arllne Melton and Miss Ruth Blood; pa- ' Y "",, , """" ' " 'u 13er' .'ood;. Au pmoblle Accidents, klt BX "ve "ttle tolk- P'anu i solo. Miss Alice Jenkins; reading I i -Home." Mrs. Ada Melton; paper I UU ItiaUlUlVlU V-ttVC, JUTIS. It 1U. A. j Jenkrns; "Down on the Farm," lMrs- a"ey. tne program iook place alter yesterday over the written pro test of the three senators who supported the La Follette ticket in the presidential campaign would give them the same com- mittee status as though elected on an Independent instead or an the republican ticket. Senator La Follette himself has made no re- . mmi.u i.ltr olt ... Annh i committee assignments. Ihe committee'! action Is sub ject to approval by the republican party conference to be held early next month and later by the Bcnato itself. Although some op position is expected at both sta ges, administration leaders be lieve they can carry out their pro gram, -v DOUKHOBORS FINED fAMMW-iated Pma Lrajrd Win-.) GRAND FORKS, B. C. Feb. 28. Following committal to jail last week to Doukhobors in default of S5 fines for failure to send their burned In the Kootenay-Boundary : district. DAWKS TAKF.S l'll'KS. (Aorlati-d I'rrm Lard Wire.) C1I1CAOO. Feb. 28. Fortified by dozen new pipes of the kind to smoke, Charles it. Dawes, accompanied by members of his family, departed today for Washington to be inaugurated on next Wednesday as vice-president of the fulled States. Mr. Dawes has cut all hU busi ness ties tn preparation to enter ing the employ of the govern ment. He has resigned as chair- man of tbe board of the Central Tvtiat nrnanv nf Illlnnfj (ho bauk fce fouuded more lhaa ,wnly years ago. Mrs. Dawes and their two adopted children. Dana and Vir ginia, accompanied tbe general, as did Francis J. Kilkenny, wbo was the generals personal manager during the campaign last year. 40 TONS roVlEll KX!'UHIUS. (AMorlatni I're-n ItvnvJ Wtrf.) niO JANKlItO. Felt. 2S. Ten perHnits were killed nud "00 in jured in tho explosion of 4) tuns of powder and oilier comhustibkn on Caju Inland near Nit htheroy yesterday, according to a tatf m.-iit made toU;iy by lrrrin C. Corn ran, local ntunaKer (or three Ainork-an ftro luHurante comt-a-nlei, who returned hero this morning from the luetic ot th iilaft. He placed property Iom at $1,000,000. I.tKWL Ctl 1'l.E M.D. . I. II. Carpenter of this city.! and Marion Taylor of W lm hester. i wi re ouictly married yesterday I atlernoon at tho office of Justice of the I'eace Oeorgo Jones. The 'Ceremony was attended by only few of the close friends of the couple. They will make their home in thl city. The Glittering Bessie Love Wears With Distinction the Favorite Wrap of Paris Metallic Materials An the Vogue as. Well as Those Em broidered in Glass Beads. v 5CT mm Si! The tad of the moment In evening wraps ot Importance, is that which glltten. It may be that the ma terial aelectedf Is ot metallio cloth to bright gold - illver, or dolled with the thread! ot rose, bine and red Interwoven, but the capes which find favor In fashion's eya Jutt now must iocesi a brilliant sheen If they are to rise above the commonplace, Sometimes the wrap Itself Is ot velvet In bright hoe, aad U made gorgeous by a lining ot metallic cloth which possesses a distinctive pattern. In other wraps the ma terial la closely embroidered In the manner of the Russians by an all over pattern ii (Utterlsf glass heada. This embroidery by the Rus sians is a distinctive hit ot art So closely U the pattern designed In the glass bead! that It resembles the finest of embroidery and lend! lust the correct note to tho really M.lltKIK.O YKSTKItDAY . , . , , . . - SnJrtt nnce, nnd Mildred Hose Ialrd, of Yoncalla, were? married yesterday afternoon at 4 p. m., at the office of Justice of the Peace Georre Jones. The parents of the young couple wye present at the cere- feiMataaggWMsw is) j "" i t mony. They are going to Inde-!'r pf-ndence. where the groom has a responsible position. Liberty Theatre. Rome of ihe most thrilling scenes ever recorded by a cara.TR were "shot" for the Kegal Picture "The (ilrl of (iohl marring Flor - j enco Vidnr, which comes to the Liberty theatre, for a three day run tomorrow. 1 hese scenes wero taken In a mine where an explosion occurs daring tbe progress of a society fiance, giyen on tbe sixteenth level of the mine. The sentience Is I truthfully executed In every detail. I Miners were employed and they used drills, dump carts and other I paraphernalia. The rescue of the I hero and heroine. Imprisoned be-1 neatn the cave-in. Is said to be a nustcrploco of direction. ANTLERS THEATRE Two men of the same name aro a not Infrequent complication In a comedy, but two actors playing "duplicate namea" pates who real ly bear the same name, are decid edly unasual. It happen in "8 porting Youth," llLliV-ell. Evening Wrap effective evening wrap. Often the) Jewel-like embroidery U used ra metallic back ground vhara as blendi In coloring. Tho lavish nae ot tors on theee wrapt for spring tntrodncea sever al t - hitherto unused for formal occasion. Bear for which often forms tho huge collar, enff! aa4 border of tho wrap Is a new favor ite, while fox. In illver and tawny tonea l! an old favorite much naea In the smartest of wraps, Bessie Love, who wenrs several original and youthfully smart ewe tnmei tn the new First National nun, -The Lost World" hat ieloe ed as evening wrap tn the aaannaf of the latest Paiiatan models. B la ot aatlqna (old. ttonningly de signed .along allm and youthful line! and powaaaea rich tar trim ming In the broad coUa ot fox for. Tho lining It In a brilliant color and offsets tho beauty ot the me tallic cloth mad In tho designing of the wrap. Reginald Denny'! new Universal Jewel racing picture coming Sun- - W" Monday to the Antler. Theatre. Denny plays the part of 'Jimmy Wood", the racing driver In the story. His principal troubles oc cur throuch his being mistaken "Splinters" Wood, a hanger-on at the race course. This part tplayed by Malcolm Denny. MAJESTIC THEATRE The management xtf the Majes- i tic Theatre announces a screen at traction ot unusual merit and In terest as the big feature there Sun- An.t an A llflnir I tm 1A t'll. KnT MnMiai'nmHllCion of "It 1 1 Tho t.nw w arlanlArt tn film form : fmm on nf IiroiirfwaTa moat re- irpnt tiramatlr aucceflsen of the - ama nam.. As a stage dUt It na Banr montha lB New York. J KtkSCiaKO AMI V.J,KKIt PIjAV o-k TIE. The Roseburg and Walker high school debate teams met here and at Walker last night to Plar off the tlo, the result to decide which school would meej: the Eugene high school debaters next week. The ludgea here, who were 6upt. Js'orthrup. of W ilbur, Miss Lar- gent, of Riddle, and air. Belt, of Myrtle Creek, gave a two to one decision to Roseburg'a affirmative earn, and the Judges at Walker gave the local high school's nega tive team a three decision. This will enable tbe local debater to meet the Eocene High School de baters here aad at Lugene next Tueedaj; nlfut.