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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY.. MAY 23, 192?. er ( IHE WOMAN'S PAGEs) ejo A Mle m . sVtV m 9g m fa T I COOLIDBE BEGINS SOCIETY- By BEULAH JEWETT All contribution! to urn pago, society, women'! clubi, and personal!, should be telephoned to the society editor by Friday ' ot each week. Telephone No. 136. Queen Thelma Is Feted by Subjects Society has foregone the pitas- urea of entertaining to a great it Mrs. Kidder Sponsors Double Shower Mrs. H. L. Kidder wan hosteBS at one of the smart affah-a of early twit thin week. In order to leave I summer, Monday evening:, when the Carnival daya free for enjoy- j h" Invited a number of Kogeburg nent of the special holiday attrae-1 women to her home on Ham ave tlon, and the entertainment of 1 m'e' Hie occaalon being a double Queen Thelma the First and her ! shower for two of Hoseburg'i popu quartetto of royal maids haa taken par brlde-elects. Miss F.lsie lllom first plare. Automobile! have been airom and Mine Marjorle Shay, at their disposal to convey tliem 1 ,10l teachers at the Henson school. about the city, and they have been guesla at all carnival attractions. At noon Friday, Miss Irla Hire, one of the ladles In waiting to the Queen, entertained the royal party at luncheon at the Orange Lantern n-. - m QUEEN THELMA FIRST Tea Room, and Friday evening Queen Thelma was guest of hon or at a dinner at seven at the ITtnp qua Hotel for whfrh Miss Adelle Hernia and Miss Mary Heams were hostesses. Hoses and sweet peas In dainty colors combined to make a lovely table arrangement, and favors were In the form of corsagea for the lailles and boutonnleres for the men guests. Covers were plac ed for Queen Thelma. Princesses Fern Reymers, Catherine Slatta. Iris Rice, Adelle Hernia, Frances Cassell, Velma Ooff, Mary Heams and King Ford Singleton, Marlon lar engaged girl, was Weatherford. Ilonnld Helllwell Lloyd DavlB, Herbert Oroves, Wil liam Ilolnn, Clarence llaker, and John (lerety. Tonight the royal party will be dinner guests at the lTmpo.ua Ho tel, of the Carnival Committee. Carden Valley Club Meets Wednesday Afternoon The Carden Valley Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred I'arrolt Wednesday nfter noon and after after a short busi ness session, the afternoon was devoted to visiting and gsnies. Th rooms were tastily decorated In beautiful hornets of roses. It being the birthday anniversary of the hostess, the members of the club pretenled her with a large blrthdity rake, which ais rut la ter In tire afternoon. At the close of the afternoon the hostess, assisted by Mrs. John Rlnrlalr and Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, served delicious lunch. Attending the he rooms were beautifully deco rated In rosea and early summer flowers artistically arranged in vases and bowls. The evening was spent In games, contests and bridge, Mrs. L. L. Crocker win ning high points at bridge and Mrs. Klmer McKean winning the prize for the guessing game. The guesta of honor were recipient of many beautiful articles from their friends, and at a late hour the hos tess, assisted by Mrs. J. E. Saw yers, Mrs. T. B. Vlrden, Mrs. George Holler, and Mlsi Gertrude Hast, served a delicious luncehon to the guests. Invited to the affair were Miss Klsie Itlomstrom, and Misa Mar jorle Shay, Mesdames Muriel Keen an. Arleue Farlelgh, Hoscoe Mars ters. J K. Kalbe, I.. N. Whipple, Irvln Hrunn, U L.-Crocker. D. H. I.enox. Clny Darby, T. H. Vlrden, W. M. Campbell, M. 8. Hamm, A. T. Iwreuce, Klmer McKean, George Holler, and J. E. Sawyers, Misses Gertrude Itast, Kltiaheth Parrott, Florence Knedaker, Ruth Davis. Floience Thompson, Klsie Canterbury. Fern Hrott. Althea llembree, Enid Waterman. Myth Henderson, Ixmise Dnhrlni, Ruth Swlnney, clnra Jarvia, Muriel Shay, Catherine Olson, Kllnor Sherk. I.ydla Christiansen. Mabel Colvln. lues Frailer, Verlle Tracy, Catherine Peterson, Irli MrAllster, lluiel l'ayne and Elsie Hudson. Popular Engaged Girl Is Given Shower Mlsa Marguerite Rusho, a popu- the honor guest at a charming nurtv and shower on Wednesday evening for which Mrs. J. M. Judd and Misa Elilress Judd were hostesses. After the presentation of gifts and an Informal evening, a delirious lun cheon waa served at a table ar ranged under a large Japanese par asol, with smaller parasols at each plate. Sweet ieas centered the table, and roses and fern! were used about the romns. Enjoying the affair were Misses Marguerite Rusho. Mona Porter, Thelma Smith, Velma McDonald, Mildred Davis, Kiln Hhnmhart, Dorothy Eddy, I.oa Cobb. Thelma Olmstead. Dorothy Winston. Da phne Hughes. Mrs. M. F. Hire Mrs. Guy Flint, Mrs. Hoy Younl Mrs. Charles E. Husho, Mrs. Judd and Miss Judd. Younger Set Enjoy Dancing Party Saturday A dunrlng party on Saturday evening at the beautiful new Clay affair were Mesdame! Geo. Hal- j Smith home at Winston, had Mlsa ley. J. K. Hrown. H. A. Calhoun R. 8. lluttnn. G. McDanlel, A. Nl day, J. Krwln Pace, Fred Parrotl, Hugh HUrhle. Sr.. A. Schneider. Peter Sinclair, John Sinclair. R. II. C. Wood and J. II. Young. Guests were Mrs. Elizabeth Young, Mrs, Margaret llannan and Miss Mil dred Sinclair. 4 Youngs 1 losts at Dinner Party Wednesday Mr. and Mr. A. J. Tomig were hosts at a charming dinner party on Wednesday evening, having as their guest Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Hell, .Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chase, Mr and Mr.. Pert Wells. Mr. and Mm. John Throne. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. llelnllne. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knains. Mr. anil Mrs. Charles lliand. The guests were seated al an attractively appoint ed dlnnnr tab!- centered with red roses, and aft-cr the dinner hour played cards. O ' Railroad Lodcrp Celebrates Anniversary A larite number of the members of the Ladles Anxlllarv of the Hrothorhood of locomotive Fire men and Enginemen celebrate,! the anniversary' of the ord r lat week with an enjoable party at the Marcabee Hall. A program en tertained them early iu the even ing. Including a piano solo by 11 phlne James, reading hv Maiv Wood, reading Letba Wheeler, and piano solos by Genevieve Moore, Erllne James and Ruth Sargent. A minstrel wedding given by a number of l.ady Muscovites was a feature nf the evening, the various characters being tnken by. Thelma James, the bride: Ilia luhbach Thelma Smith and Mlsa Dorothy Winston as hostesses, and comple ments Miss Marguerite Rusho and Mr. Rudolph F. II. Lindner, whose wedding will be an event of early summer. The spaclous moms were charming in an ar rangement nf American Heauty and Alfred Carrier roses anil pot ted plants,, and the evening of dancing waa brought to an end by a supper served by Mrs. Clay Smith and Mrs. Fred Winston. Hidden lo the affair were Misses Marguerite Rusho, Eldres Judd. Thelma Olmstead, Mona Porter, Mildred Davis. Jteta Shamhart, Velma MclHinald, Agues McNabb, of Portland. Norma Winston. Mes sers. Rudolph Lindner. Iternard Young. Harold Irwin. Rny Jost, Kohert Giles, floors.' Hunt. Mori III Hitter, Eugene Jlowden. Dale Smith, Kenneth Winston. Earl Smlih. and the hostesses. Mioses Thelma Smith mid Dorothy YVKn ston. C 0 t Prominent Club Women to Attend Convention Seven clubwomen will go from the Itnschurg Woman's club to Marshflelit n attend the State Contention of Federated clubs to lie helil there, .rune 3 4 and 6. The del.-itnte are Mrs. Albert Mlntuin am! Mrs. Victor Short, with Mrs. W. F. .lost and Mrs. R. II Comp ton as alternates. Mrs. Foster Put tier Is also a delegate by virtue of her office as president, Mrs. J. C. Ponsler as piesldrnt of the South ern Oregon district, and Mrs. Wm. Hell as director of the State Fed eration, fuller club members will al o motor to Mnishflcld for the contention Mrs Foster Hutner has Hulled the rluh to her home for a rini'lal tn.eilng alter the me groom: sirs, v trior sticeiii. ine (.,,.:,,, ht ,,,,,,, of parson: Mrs. Case, mother of the ; rt. leijale. i!l he given bride; Mr. C. Cramer, father of : ,k j 4 the bride; Mrs. Halelgh Ang.t. r I a cc r' flowor girl: Miss jo.e,,i,.ne Mc-! Informal Affair Given Elhlnny. ring bearer: Mrs. Fred I for I Iou.se Guest Heidel. Mn. C. O. Webber. Mrs J. The hon e of Mm. Vay Paid H. Ralley. ushers: Miss Olive win. at 3f. north Kane street. Fredrlrkaon. usher: Mrs. Leo Hspp ! the siT-ne of an Intormal uth muslcWn; Mrs. James Clark. Old j erlng. when a number of Hoe niarkjoe: Mrs. Klanlev Hanev. the . hnrg people invite,! m meet objector; Mrs Vred Miller, direct Mrs. F. L. SnoOcrass. e' Eugene, or. 'a ho Is a bouse gueit of W Paid- Tables of BOO were made up for , am this week. The evening wa those who eared lo play after the snent In chatting, informal games program, and luncheon was served and curds. At a late hour the later In the banquet rooms Large i hostess, assisted by Miss Muriel clusters of Scotch, bloom decorat- j Shar, served delicious rvtretk i tii bill. masts. ' Woodcraft Session Is ; Interesting One Roseburg members of the Neigh bors of Woodcraft, who attended the district convention at Grants Pas! last week, report a very pleasing session. Several Rose burg women were elected to Im portant positions, and offices. The district convention! are held every two yeara, and it was decided to hold the next meeting, which will occur In 1S27, at liandon. The delegate! to the grand lodge which la to meet In Portland In June, wore Clara Valley, Grants pass, Ivy Prospst, Klamath Falls, Lilli an Coleman, Phoenix and Ethel Wtorle, North Bend. The alternates chosen were Helle Bennete, Med ford, Mabel Roberta, Prudence Hldlnger, Roseburg and Florence Crimea, Springfield. The district officers elected were Elva Bridges, Medford, dis trict guardian; Tlllie I. Johnson, Roseburg, district advisor; Fannie Ieabo, Creswell, district clerk; Mrs. Capps, Handon, district bank er; Florence Howell, Marshfleld, district magician; Mrs. Huconich, Klamath Falls, district attendant; Mary Trumbeli, Bandon, district captain; Minerva Lewln, district musician; Ora Haurey, Coquille, district inner sentinel; Mary Dean Grants Haas, district outer senti nel; Donna Oakley, Roseburg, dis trict flag bearer; June Shamp, Sutherlln, Sellnda Fountain. Wat ervllle, and Prudence Piatt, Med ford, district managers. Margaret Ionian, Eugene, member ot Wood craft home council. Grand Manager Anna Hawkins, of Toledo, and Past Grand Officer Mrs. Albert McMurphy, were among the grand officers present. Small Dinner Party Wednesday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hrand In vited a group of Intimate friends to be their dinner and evening guests on Friday at their home at Overland Orchards. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. William Hell. Miss Kathleen Waller. Miss Lucille Sapplngtnn. and Mr. and Mrs. Hrand. The evening was spent In Informal chatting and music. . Kiddcrs Entertain j North Side 500 Club Mr. ami Mm. fitanlt Kidder wore (IHtKhtful hoatn to the North Ktri 500 club at thflr home on Rast av'nti Wcdtu'sday evwilnK. Eleven (able of 600 we re arranged and the evening wan npent In playliiR cards. Mri. Herbert Qulne held high score for ladies and James Sawyers high srore for men. After cards, the hosteits. as1nted by Mra. T. It. Vlrden, Mrs. Chas. Wharton, Mm. A. Ha urn and MIhs Gertrude ltaht, served a dainty luncheon. Present at the affair were Mr. and Mrs Wendell Wright. Mr. and Mrs. ! H. Lenox, .Mr. and Mrs. Ir vln Rninn. Mr. and Mrs. L. , L. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chinch, Mr. and Mrs. (llenn Wlm herly. Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Whip ple, Mr. and Mrs ('has. McKlhlnny, M r. and Mm. Jack Whart on , M r. and Mrs. S. U. Srlllck. Mr, and Mrs. Hoy Catching. Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Qulne. Mr. and Mrs. Ieon Mc- Cllntock. Mr. and Mm. Geo. John pon, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Qulne. Mr. and Mm. ("has Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. 8- J. Shoemaker. Mr. and Mra. 1. G. Itroadwar, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Josse. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Saw yers, Mrs. A. Haum. Mm. T. Vlr den. Mm George Neuner, Miss Gertrude Rant. Walter Hamilton and Mr. and Mm. 8. L. Kidder. O Dinner and Dance at Wigwam Tavern About fifty couples making up the membership of the L. K. T club motored to Wigwam Tavern, south of Roseburg. Tnesday even ing for an enjoyable dinner dance. The turkey dinner was followed by' several hour of dancing and an Informal good time which lasted until midnight. t O O Amusing Piny lo Be ! lere Tonight Tonight will be an Important nrie theatrically In this city by rea son of the staging here of the Henry Duffy production of "So This is London" at the Antlers. Tills anmslnr George M. CVhnn pluy Is a cumedy nf deltctoitn situ ations, subtle humor and keen wit. It ha pioved a tremendous laugh ing success wherever it has let it presented mid It comes here w'.ih the oiKlnial star and a compu-v on a par with that seen on Uro.id wi. IjA retire D'Orfav, the dtnttn guished comedian, who headed Hie ciiM In the New York production, lV be stn In hN orlutnal charac-f- tuatii u of Sir IVicy lleau'.-hump. HIK fun making methods, wh'.ch h ive nn for htm an Iniernai ict.'.il repetatlon. will he found weil at tuned to the subtleties of hlo role In Ibis offering Robert Toms, known the country over as a ea table mill p'litiKtrtkthg aitor, a: id lv Crane, firmer vaudeville sir. will head the support The l.ut r wilt bae the delightful role of Iidy Huiksworth. Which she it ald to aatoime wtlb ureat distinc tion. The name of George M. Cohan ao. ttxl with a piny Is usually a guarantee of Its worth and when It Is ciMipled with that of Henrv 1 Ouffy. w ho ii-nt pnxiuntlot( f "The Cat and the Canary" attract ed so much fnxorable comment, something out of the ordinary mav he esMctei. Home of the other uo'ttibers of the cMt are HhI Iavl. Kiinice Hunt. Fmncea' Holland Tait. utsb WUlard, Clair bio-, cUlr. Last Meeting of Year for Woman's Club rhe last regular meeting of the Rotteburg Woman's club was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mm. W. C. Win tton, a large num ber of members and guests driving out from the city. The business of the afternoon was largely devot ed to the reports of the retiring of ficers and Introduction of new of ficers who were elected at the laat meeting. At the close of the report of Mra. Foster Rutner, retiring president,, she was presented with a beau tiful gift by Mm. William Hell in1 behalf of the club members, ex pressing their sincere appreciation J of Mrs. Hut tier's nntlrlnir efforts l during the past year, giving her-j So far, Father Time has touched POETS' CORNER ' i 1 Signed Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to tha Society Editor of The News-Review, and Will Be Used as Space Is Available. AT THE THRESHOLD Chief character In the play. war nine gin wim your eyes so Kissing a Morning Glory brown And your heart oh, so tender and true. 1 wonder Indeed what the years will bring Of their joys or their Borrows to you. Belf wholeheartedly to the work and closing a most successful ad ministration, which has had as Its main object tho establishment of a fund for the construction of a club house on lots owned by the club. The committee on funds, with Mm. Wm. Bell as chairman, re ported a very satisfactory sum realized from the rummage sale which has been conducted for the past three weeks in the Sykes building. Mrs. Washington Hughes also made a report of Hose Show arrangements. Mrs. J. C. Ponsler, the new p&esldent of the club, ap pointed chairmen of committees for next year, and announced her In tention of Inviting club members In small groups to her home during the summer months to get ac- lightly, but now You are coming to trials all must meet. May virtue and honor shine bright in your heart preserve your soul And always sweet. You stand on the threshhold Just ready to v&ts, From childhood to womanhood's throne. Do you think- as you gaze down the future, the path, In the balmy month. of May. A whlrjwtnd In tlifi parden, A puff, a pause, a gust, And blue, purple winged actor Falls in a ehroud of dust. A bolt of light, a thunder, A heavy cranh, a roar, ' A misty curtain falling. And the matinee In o'er. IX K F. VERNON ( cVcNINu I OVer all the drowsy land, Cool and soothing, soft and bland, Shadows of the evening fall; And behind the mountain's "Wfall In the distant glowing west Sinks the golden sun to rest. In the light of waning day Will be brleht? TU your own nil 'Shining mountains far away, your own. ( Cftpped with pure and spotless snow, f Yes, 'twill be, little girl, as the,Guard the prairies far below, , years pas along. And with summits vast and high. Now let me but add one more line. .Loom against the dark Jalue sky. If you journey with this as your motto and guide TO S EFFECT OF HEAVY DUTIES fApaKH-lttM Vrem Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, May, 23. Presi dent Cool i Use cancelled his en gagements for today because of ill ness. The president returned to the White House proper after a short visit to hia offices and the White House physicians were summoned. Officials said the indisposition was not of a serious character. Plana were made to issue a state ment after the physicians had made an examination. Ordinarily Mr. Cool luge a health has been more robust thaji is ordi nary for a matj of his yeara. He scarcely has missed a day from his desk because of illness since he entered the White House. For some years, however, he has suffered slightly from throat trouble and has consulted specialists period I-1 cally on that account. j Recently he has applied himself even more closely than usual to I. MeNary; Friday of last week. The announcement has caused Joy in this section. According to Information con veyed, the Portland office has been instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the Heeds-port-Scottsburg road graveling to be opened not later than June 5. A telegram from Senator Mc Nary advises that the budget bu reau advised him the bureau of public roads could contract ob ligations up to $2,000,000. The forest service has wired district foresters for data and has au thorized the bureau of public roads officials to go ahead with the obligations up to fJ.OOO.OOO In Oregon. MAN ACCUSED BY SHEPHERD JUROR IS UNDER ARREST T!1flmincr tn tho avnnl n tr Itirtif qualnted and discuss club work for. "Keep my haud, my dear Saviour, !And reflecting, clear and bright, next year. ln Thini." i Clouds that In the west unfold. After a community sing, dainty Written for a maiden's sixteenth Rivera, tinged with hues of gold, refreshments were served at tables birthday. Taken from "Kveiyday j And with waters moving slow, charmiug with pink poppies. On.idfe Series," by Orpha Collins, Through tho dreamy valley flow. Roseburg, Ore. (AaocUtA) Pre Leat Wtrv.) CHICAGO, May 23. A charge of contempt of court faces James C. Callan, north side politician, ac cused by Phillip J. Ilarrv of at- tho duties of office, working long 'Ir.'?. jury t?nrmg in the trial hours and omitting many social en-;0 " m a "J ' nepnera on a gagements. Last year he went with , u Z.' the refreshment committee were Mrs O. A. Rradburn. Mm. L. B. Skinner, Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. I. B. Riddle. Mm. W. C. Winston. Mrs. W. F. Jost, Mm. J. M. Judd. Mrs. V. Short, and Mrs. Albert Minturn. O Mrs. Martha Christiansen and Mm. J. R. Chapman left this morn ing for Medford to be in atten dance at the district convention of the Pythian Sisters at thai place today. Mrs. Coates Hostess -to Ten Mile Circle Mm. Anna Coatea was hostess THE DREAM OF LIFE A matinee in the garden. Staged at break of day. Scenes of excelling beauty Promising grand display. A butterfly as an actor. Red and purple gleams of day In the heavens fade awny. Night approaches, draws her veil Over field and hill and dale; JAnd from toll she brings release I It eat and sleep nnd holy peace. ALHKN HARNESS, Roseburg. Oregon. Mrs. CoollUge to the circus and when circus time came around again a week ago, a box was re served for him but only Mrs. Cool Idge of the White House circle oc cupied it. ' It had been customary, too, for presidents to attend the annual horse show here, but this year Mr. ! Coolidge sent word he unable to go. William N. McClintock, with typh oid germs. Callan was arrested last night as he was leaving the office of his attorney, who throughout yester day promised he would surrender him to the state's attorney. Ho admitted he had been retained aa a defense investigator and had ould be I talked to Ilarrv Dut denied making nuj it n fin pi iu iiuiuriue mm. (of the great Scott Sidney who ac i knowledges "Charley's Aunt" as his ! latest masterpiece. It Is a small wonder this is a w hirlwind farce ; that hits the public like a cyclone. In addition to the days special engagements the presidents dally reception to delegates of visitors jalno was cancelled. Recently these delegates have been unusually large. Yesterday he shook hands with six hundred. Antlers Theatre j Majestic Theatre Mae Murray believes In doing Ti! Tiwt n viimntn nrodne. to the members of the -Ten Mile things differently. She designs her tjon 0f "Tne Way of a Girl," a Community Circle, on Wednesday i own clothes, creates all her dances Mttro GoMwyn picture feirturlng Kleanor Rnardman, Matt of this week. A number of well and, with the aid of her director- chosen readings were given by dif-1 husband, Robert Z. Leonard, selects fereut members, the main theme, her own stories. i being, ' Our Mothers." J Her most recently completed pie- Those enjoying Mrs. Coates hos-'ture "Circe the Enchantress." writ pltality were Mesdames Al'sro, An- ten especially tor her by Vincente na Bushnell, Lena Howell, Katie Blasco .banes, comes to the Ant McDanlel, Lizzie Breitenoucher, .r3 Theatre on Sunday, and ac- .w-Krri i oner, iouiso conies, cording to all reports is in keep- Moore, Mathew Betz, and William Russell, Is coming to the Majestic Theatre on Sunday, for a run of two days. The story, by Katherlne Newlin Burt, concerns CHRISTlSlfl ! aMMIB I fA All PPIR mum u He knew Barry, Callan said, and ; merely had asked him if he was a venireman after Barry had first asked him the same question. Ho was held overnight in a police sta- tlon and his attorneys said if he was not released before tonieht, they would seek a writ of habeas corpus. Beyond tho investigation of the alleged tampering attempt, and search for Robert White, van ished state's witness, the almost completed first week of the trial produced only four tentative M Jurors to try Shepherd tflghty five veniretm In a baseball gnme. which do generated into a fnrce comedy, hat Chrlaliun Church fnnm last debutante in n:ht h,,.,..,! iha iinn tt-am search of thrills. Her search leads ! of the t wililit league by a score her to a prize fluht, an artist's ball. Jail, and an adventure with amined. men, were ex- Sarah Moan. Amelia Mohr. Anna lng with Miss Murray's policy of S " J Watson. Grace Barnes. Victoria nritnniittr . redl moUt rn cam'n- BAPTISTS ACCEPT FOSOICK Oil HIS OifflBITK; incuauicl. anil Kici'. Allmies l.lan-lie Miss Murray's part In unuauiil. As lames Elta Coates, Ruby McIJan- Circe. she appears as the mythl- lel ami Alice Albio. Delicious cal glKi,,.M lf (,w.e ,0 trans- refreshmenu were served at the Il)lnil,,i nien Into swine, and her c ox., of the nrtemoon Mrs. Ionise nlo,Hln ,, ,., a (,.,. of Nt,w t oa tea will be hostea to the club Ulk,aI18 aml Nuw YorK. al the next meeting. Liberty Theatre Tho ladies of the Woodcraft Uantiv hokum. Inzzv tow lone Thimble cluh met at the K. I' hall lauKhs! That what's waltiiiu! on Friday afternoon for a comhin- around the corner for the people of ' ed business and social nivetiiiK. HosebuiK tomorrow, stop Klirt-i Ah;t tne Dusineas meeting, card ing the sreat Christie lauehini," mines were mane up. nl, ak,. ,..,. at ,ho Liberty Thea- : tre where It will remain for three' . Mrs. Frank Shields and two days. KEW YORK. May 23 The Piirk children, who have been vlsitini: ' With John T. Murray. Wanrta Avenue liaptlst Church the ot the home of Mrs. shields' mo- llawley. Jirnmle Adams. Jack Iniify. itockefdler Church after a splrit- ther. Mrs. F. Kills, for the past lavid James, Kihel shannon and a ,),.)atP during which a woman week, left this morning for their host of fun makers playing the , objector tainted, ratified the ac home at Stockton. California. 'leading roles under the direction 1 t,tn pf tnp trustees in calling to its pulpit the Rev Harry Emerson Fosilick. modernist. The congregation, by Its vote late last night, accepted three con ditions laid down by Ir. Fnsdick, who for years was the storm cen ter -of religious controversy while he occupied a I'reshyterian puip.1. Seventeen members out of four hundred present dissented. Iir. Fosdick"s conditions were as follows : "That tho church no longer In sist on baptium by immersion. "That the congregation build a skyscraper church near Columbia I'nivcrsity with living quarters, club rooms and other Institutional features." ! "Th;it its membership be open fn all Christians regardless ot creed. ' of 1 2 to :i. In the scrund inning of the game, a flock of hits, cou pled with several errors al critical points in thv content, allowed I Dh Chambrun s drive mainly be- FRENCH PREPARE FOR LONG WARFARE AGAINST RIFFIANS TETCAN. Spanish Morocco, May 23 The Itiffian tribesmen suffered defeat in Ceneral Count S runs to cross the plate in that frame, while four more were re corded in the third. The Legion players managed to annex two runs in the first, and one in. tho fourth, but VkVTt' so completely disorganized ill the field that they could not stop the heavy hitting Christian team. Humes will be played n'-'jt week on Monday and Tuesday, and on Thursday and Friday. Hi:M:T. mm BA.'iteH! 4 . J2$4 i nnnn winreT n CUUU li LU L IU MATCHES ARE SEEN. cause of the defection of the Ilenl Zeroual and Ilenl Mestara today according to advices received here today. The rebels lost 215 killed. Abd-El-Krlm is said In hare Imposed a fine of l.Oiin durns each on four tribes following the rout. New French military contingents are arriving from Algeria to fill the gaps caused by casualties and also to reinforce the garrisons and the flying columns established In the sector between Fez and Tazza. Great stores of war material and aeroplanes have been moved Into I the theatre of war. OREGON LOSES TWO GAMES OF BASEBALL IN ONE DAY Wrestling have been wlt- rri.I.MAJC. Wash.. May S3. t'niverslty of Oregon baseball team was aeiented ln two games yes- . "L" " ,"'"'. I'laying Washington Slate . i .t .l (,h """ m,t 4 " K"lnB only four ..... ........ .. .. ..... .. nits otr of Weingarten en) won by local men. The Ore- AUTO SOMERSAULT FATAL TO DRIVER first match Harold llellow, stayed ,;,: "" five mlnntes with Jack "'; At Moscow. Idaho trimmed the the 14.. pound wrestler. Orel al ! oregonl.ms ln a ragged c.e,. agreed to throw jiellows in rive i r ..pi. ,,..h ,. ;,...' minutes, but failed In this attempt.! the local wrestler winning tne , T,DA. w Ave eWFr i a v e money., ln the second match Doc Tl RESORTS- NO lI nc nc llracher clnmiHMl a wlcke.1 head-l RESORTS, NO LOSS OF LIFE lock on Williams, the ISO-pound j i.n'fitFaTFn v v niatmsn representing the show ! J?" ' "T"- Ni," ": y 3 X company, and after a few futile 'i''; S'"1"5,,26 01 "' squirms In an effort to break loose. , A" ''rr ran 'h"rc ' Williams was unable to stand lor-! "n'"r' ,od'l11ca""'"'! "''vy dam ther punishment and pounded the village jjjd summer re- nint 1 . : sorts, o loss of life was report- In the main event of the et-nlr.g cJ Paul Amort stayed the ten-minute I Tn" rolled In some places li.i ulih Colorado Cowbov. the' in-snnre, carry- lIMl-pouinl wrestler of the company. Tile cowboy wrestler had agreed ling wreckage and small boats with It. FARMER VANCE HAS MATCH TACOMA, Wash.. May 13 One ! , p,,t Amort down In 10 minutes. I man w.,s killed and another sort-, nut the local man stayed the time. ously Injured early this morning and won the purse. ZT.V? I v. hen a large touring car In w hich Tonight Amort and Colorado I rALLS, Ore.r May the two were ntuining from a Cobtv will stage a finl-h bout'-"' '. wearer ot mo pany l.:t he road al the city i with a' limit of two hours. An c"Hsl , nii.ldle w. lght wrestling mils en the west fide of tow n l mi-ecmcnl has not vet been reach-1 V ' 11 ",nJ'I1Ie OI 1'isno, wero and tuc.eil over several times In ed regarding the division of theian,:'. 'hn claims title to the :onev. but this will be ananged cnaminonsnip oi junha, were its plunge down a steep embank ment. The injured man was revived long ene.igh to speak his name. tSuan AA-'son, but could tell me j thing r ore rxu. pt to mumble i sone thiirc about a party and let ting his iriend drive. Akesmi owneil the cnr. The dead man has not been identified. siioi i.ii im: "i i:tv iiaok Kepor' nn the street on n"t Tiinrxl.l" enln to the cft,ct I'n I Corn- II bad l' en str keu v rh t.iral sis. created roii5lder '!e rt.'ltement. . Ilew e r. it ri-v.doped npen an ex.im- initlnn t t M. 1", ...... It hurf ,11a. some time today. COMEllLL GRAVEL LOWER END ! OF COAST HIGHWAY i LAWRENCE D'ORSAV AND FRANCES HOLLAND TAIT. coming In their original roles of 6tr Percy and Lady Besuchanip In Geo. M. Cohen's international Isugh riot. ''So Tftia Is Lcndon. Com. leg to tha Antler Theatre tor on night, Saturday, IVay 71, direct from their phenomenal record run of twelve weekt In San Franelaca. matched here today for a finish match on the night of Mny, 3i. t SUNDAY AT THE t I CHURCHES t M. I:. (Iiunli. siiilli, Mu n and I-ane tr-t. Sunday School at !:4:.. Srn.on l,y p.tor at 11 a. m.. and at S-M p. m. Junior i Leam- i':3o: ,, nlor at 7:0 p. m. rrayfr tn-etie.g Wrdnrsdav ever.lng at 7:.-.n. W. M S Thurs--duv a't. rnonn I:Sn in r gnlar o. T j rial meeting at the rhurrlt. r.1-1 dames Fnlow nnA rr.ntK,. cated ht 'aw while shav.ng snl 'afrv nf agriciilture planned to lop I ho.tes.es Vnu nr., n..,. .-..tl fnint.d fr''m the pain, ahlle the f,rcst hiehwav appropriations, come at our serrlen. twisted s:raranee of hH face it.iluillng the Reedpcrt-Scotts- . - Icaused til erroneous opinion i be- burg road, proved efirrttve. in V Adjutant An.-en a"d IVrak. fore an r nniinallcn t:(8le. rn for bids rn that work ha- er a now b, k from tt surre... lirs. Faw ctt of this city and be.-n authorized Immediately, says i full trin to UeeH. no.. i..i...,. set the ih- I ort I mpuna Conner. This i,v sr.d other places Sperl il gain as t information li contained In a r-'e- , rrslse !'rvlre will he held t ih . Storm of protect from Fouth- 'sTern Orecon coast sctton ore the announcement that the seer Moshier v (;rants lw.s, inw and .Vr. Cornell Is I well a ever at this writing. Gle&dai !. gram sent to tne jiecn.pori t. n.'at- Mil ton!?h. Perrlres all day I bar ot Commerce, by Senator Chat, j Sunday. Everybody welcome.