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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JULY II, 1925
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SOCIETY-
By GRACE CARROLL
All contribution! to tun paga, aoctot), women's clubi, and
personal!, should be telephoned to the society editor bjr Friday
ot each week. Telephone No. 135.
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Installation of Rebekah
Officers Held Tuesday
Miss Sykes I lonored
With Bridge Party
Honoring Mi -a Margin' rite By.
The Kehekah lodee htdd lin roc
ular meetlnz Tuesday evening at ken, of Portland, Misa Kerne Key.
the Odd Fellows hall. Jointly with I uwrs, charmingly entertained with
the installation of office. Those I a bridge party at her home Thurs-
nf elective office who were Install
ed were noble grand, Anna Wick
ham; vice grand, Kthel Uusenbark;
recording secretary, Gertrude Hut
field; financial secretary, Emma
' Lenox; treasurer. Maude H. Ply
ler. Those of appointive office re
ceiving Installation were Elsie
HusseM, warden; May Pingle, con
duct reHH; Mary Myers, chaplain;
, Alice Goff, inside guardian; Chris
tine Mlcelli. outside guardian; K. S.
N. 0., Maude Pickens; L. 8. N. ).,
.Amy Carman; It. 8. V. G, lit-1 It:
Stephenson; L. 8. V. G., Minnie
Clark.
Following Installation the- regu
lar business was transacted. The
retiring ofifcers each donated a
a small sum to the fund to buy new
robes for the degree staff.
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Girl Announced
Misses Alice and Emma U eland
jointly entertained at "Idler's Jeg"
Tuesday evening, announcing the
engagement of Miss Clistie Meek,
of Eugene, a guest this week at
the U eland home, to Mr. Glynn
Led better, of Alexandria, Louisi
ana.
The guests were entertained
with boating on the Umpqua river,
and music. Miss Naomi Hcott, of
Portland, gave several delightful
violin selections. A picnic supper
followed, and later In the evening
each guest withdrew a small scroll.
. tied with nink ribbon, from a bas
ket cleverly decorated In pink, an-
liounclng the engagement.
Miss Meek was a former Instruc
tor In the local high school, and
has traveled widely since leaving
Hone burg, spending a year at
Nome, Alaska, one summer travel
ing in Europe, and two years in
Alexandria, Louisiana.
The guest list included Misses
Cllstle Meek, Bess Wharton, Jane
Wharton, Helen Casey, Naomi
Scott, of Portland, Edith Miller, of
Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Knudt
son, Lyman Skinner, Frank Clem
ens, Ivan I'lckens, Luster Wimbcr
ly, and Joe Murphy.
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A number of the younger set of
girls spent an enjoyablo evening
Wednesday, when they held a
swimming party at Alexander's
Park. Following the swim, a pic
nic lunch was spread on the bank
of the river. Participating in the
evening's pleasures were Miaies
Faye Geddea tiraco Wk-kham,
Louise Jennings, Grace Carroll,
Itusina Porter, Margaret Hess and
Margaret l'U'Us. ,
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Bodie Home Scene
of Picnic Saturday
The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
IVxile, who reside about, three
miles west of Koseburg near the
Umpqua river, was thn scene ut a
pioat.nt day Saturday, when a
number of their friends motored
to that cool spot and held a picnic.
The afternoon waa spent In games
and swimming, and pitching of
horseshoes was a diversion for the
mun thioughout the duy. Later a
-lcuir dinner was spread under
thu trees on thu spacious lawn of
tim ilodlo home. About thirty
llod' bui g peoplu participated in
l ho Cay's pleasure.
Hoy Iloadman, who formerly
made his home lu this city, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. George
Tostee, of Los Angeles, arrived
hero the first of the week, and
have been guests at the homo of
Mr. Roadman's mother. Thu party
la motoring to heat tie and Hrilish
Columbia, and will also stop In
Port In ml to attend the Elk's con
vention.
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Boating Is Sport at
Forks of River
A number of the tmnibrrs of
the vminiter kiI nf WiiHhnr nmtnr.
eii to ihu forks ot the L'mi"la
river Monday and spent thu even
ing. The time was en Jo) ably
pent In boating, alter w bit h a
bonfire was built and a welner
roast held.
Those spending thu evening
were Misses Vcrus Hoer. Ceor
glne Sinclair, MHrJniio hrwn,
and Pill Moftltt. Ivan Atierbuiy,
aud Clifford Thornton.
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Bcllvicw Club Entertained
Thursday Afternoon
Mm. J. J. Kimnt and Mrs. ',.
W. Parker ptmidrd a ph imam al
lernrMm lor thn members of the
lieiivlew Club, when they Jointly
ciitertaimU at the home vf Mrs
Kealer Thursday. The afternoon i
wan spent in chatting and plan.-
were made lor the annual club pte-j
tiic, which be held July u:., I
near the home of K. L. Mc- i
LauKhltn. In InxonWIIc I.ah r a1
lunclwnii was served to the rikm.
Mi mbvrs enjoying tlm afternoon
wire MendtinieM J. If Hugh', E :
K. Moyer. W. V. Price. W A
Pearc. R. C. Lovelace, V. A. ivi
lace, F. Ihiyi-r, J. . Arthur. Add-:
-d gm-Mts were Mesdarues W. U.
Love. 8. K. Mtgouiery. aud W. 1
0. Uouttfomer).
day evening. Snapdragons In
clever arrangements ;ave added
attractiveness to the rooms. Miss
Sykes received gu'est prize and
Miss Thelma Treireu received
first prize. Following the gome,
luncheon was served the gueu
by Mrs. C. G. Ideymera and Mrs.
G. W. Hurt.
The guest lint Included Misses
Marguerite Sykes, Clarice Harps
ter, Lorlene Conlee, Maxiuo Sykes,
Thelma Trefren, itosltia Porter,
Vera McMillan, Marion Putter,
Dorothy Eddy, I-nta Haumgart
ner, and Mrs, licit G. iiutes.
Mis CUstio Meek, of Eugene,
has been a guest this week of
MisHes Emma and Alice l: eland, at
tlit L. A. L eland home on llarri
ajn street Miss Meek was a
teacher in the Host burg high
school here four years ago. She
hus been the inspiration for a num
ber of social affairs this week.
Liberty Theatre
The moat daring expose of mod-'
ern life and its criminal dangers !
ever shown on the screen U hilled
at the Liberty theatre in Kosebur:; ( ,
for tomorrow, Monday and Tues-1
day. The picture is baaed on the j
actual experiences of Maty E. i
Hamilton, New York's famous And j
first policewoman, it pl'-rceu the j
hidden byways of crime; revealing
the hideous face thai hid a behind t
the smiling mank of the criminal
who preys on women human vul- ;
tures entrapping Innocent and care- ,
leas young creatures in criminal !
coils and webs of wickedness.
Senuatloual, enthrulllng scenes !
that you ve never seen before; un
heard of happenings that you
wouldn't believe poutdble: dastard
ly plots conceived in evil minds 1
lor the undoing of the unwary.
Kmanhing drama! Piercing pathos!
Splendid entertainment! Thetwo
big favorites, Johnnie Walker .id
Virginia Lee Corbin are starred.
If you don't see another picture
this year, you munt see this one!
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I To Portland
KenQeth dinger of this city, led
1 LOCAL NEWS this morning lor Portland, where
4 he will spend several days visiting.
j In Friday J
Goinj to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley, who
Mr. J. 11. llildfburn anil dauRh. 1 reside near Glendale, spent ev- j
i r, ub tirirutit, leave tomorrow era ouurs in inu city yeeteruay
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A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McClone Gibson
Uit a weuk'a vljil in 1'orUanil.
From Broekway. ,
Aiwmt; tboxe in from the rural
rli.-'.ncu yeterUay transacting bua
i'.. .-j wan Clia.i. lnlcy, o llrock
v ay.
Antlers Theatre
Funnier than "Changing II us- !
banda" that's what Paramount
claims for "Forty Winks," the lat
est production by l'aul Iribe and
Frank l.'rson, the screen's only
directorial "learn."
Viola liana, Theodore KoberlR
and Raymond Griffith are featur
ed in the leading roles of the pic
ture which was adapted for the
screen by Hertram Mlllhauscr from
Maccabees Have La Grande ! t.he u""iiy popular tat!e play.
ijuni uuiiiii-y, uy iiaviu lieias-
Chapter as Guests
The members of tho W II. A. of
the Macabbt-e Lolge heltl their reg
ular meeting and review Thursday
evening, having as guests the mem
bers of the La tii-ando chapter.
Mrs. W. W. iionebruke was pre
sented with a past commander's I
Pin, and Mrs. Klla Ijine and Mrs.
Martha Uedbarn, were pnented
u-llh lyivullv iln. I.u 1
business session, thu members
and guests went to the 1'alaco of
Sweets, where ihey enjoyed a
luncheon and social hour. No meet
ings will be held until August 27,
that time being the vacation per
iod of the lodge.
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Mrs. J. F. AlcQiindo. of Now
York City, arrived here today for
a visit of several weel:s with her
mother, Mrs. A. A. Kuller, and
sisters, Mrs. Oliver I,. Johnson
and Mrs. II. E. Hoffman. Mrs.
McUuadu was formerly Miss Malwl
Norton, of I Ills rlly. Mr. Mc
CJuade. eastern representative ot
tho California Ink Company, ac
rnmpanled her to thn Pacific
const and stopped in San Fran
cisco on business. Later ho will
Join her here and together they
will proceed to Portland, wheio
Mrs. MrQuade has another sister,
Mis. II. It. Scruggs.
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Proletarian Lodge No. 8
I lolds Installation
The Phlletarlan Lodge Number
8. I. O. O. F.. held Its meeting
Friday evening, at which lime
new orrleers were Install" d. The
regular routine business proceed
ed tho Installation. Those of elec
tive oflee receiving installation
were C. F. Cramer, noble grand;
Leo Itapp, vire-grunil. Those of
appointive office were Roland
Angst, waruVn: Wm. Ilurke. con
ductor: Win. Henrdnrff, chaplain;
H. S. N. fi., V. .1. Micelll; L. S.
N. Ii.. Fred Iteldil: H. S. V. (!..
t'has. Wlckhntn; I,. S. V. (!., Sinn
ley KimiwwiH-lh; outside guarillau.
I. yle Itnvis. Inside guardian, Kred
Cockelreas; KU Vol rill, It. S. S.;
Win. While, L. 8. 8. Installatliu
was rondtleted by It. U Uils-joll,
district deputy grand master, ns
slstd by J. K. IMrkens. dlstriel
deputy grand marshull, K. S.
C(M-kelreas, deitlty grulKl wi"n.
and M. M. Miller, deputy grand
chaplain.
Following Installation, a han
nuct was held for tliu new of
ficers. .Miss Marguerite Sykes Is a
gu'sl at the homo of Mr. ami Mrs.
S. K. Sykes this week. Miss Sykes
formerly made her heme in this
city, ami is a iojiular young holy.
She has been Hot Inspiration for a
number of social affairs.
Members of Dancing Club
Motor to Canyon Camp
The members of Hie Hoot Owl
dnnilng eluii. of llosehurg. spent
an enjoalde evening Kriilav,
wlrcn they metered t,i Canyon
Camp, one mile south of Cnuynn
vlllo. and held an Informal datne
and supper at the nmmuutty
houso there. Paurtng was a a
ttmn from I to 11 uYlnrk. alter
which a supper wus tptcad a, a
latge (able lu the dinlnn ronni.
Thoue parttripatltiK in thi'
ewnins's pleasure, were Mr. ami
Mrs. T. II. .V'ss. Mr and Mrs.
Waller Pay, Mr. and Mrs. I.. I'..
Mnoro, Mr. and Mrs. ,Hni ci.irlt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. X. Ilildohi and.
Mr. end Mrs. w. O "!uii:.'r. Mr.
ami Mrs. A. T. I.awrt ni o, Mr. and '
Mrs. Fd lieardnrff. Mr. and Mrs
L. .1. Itarne. Mr. and Mr- ur
hnm. lr. and' Mrs. II 11. N.Th.iK.
Mrs. Harrison Folk. M;s. I.yuion
Spencer and Kay Iriirt.
co and Henry U. DeMllle.
The Btory is a melodramatic
comedy with no small amount of
mystery tossed in for good meas
ure and tells of a titled Fnglish
man, engaged to marry a beaut litil
American girl. Her brother, a lieu
tenant in til; navy, loses some val
uable pa h i s and Lord Algernon
Cholomondeley, called Chuinloy for
short, goes about retrieving them,
thus winning tho girl and saving
the family name.
"Forty Winks" Is just one big
laugh after another. At thu Ant
lers theatre Sunday.
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i'.fr ill
I To Glendale
Melvin Thurston, of this city, left
I this morning for (ilendale, where
In- will spend a few days visiting
with Oscar Head.
Leave For South
Mrs. W. D. Branch and daugh
ter, of this city, left this morning
for Medlord where they will visit
with friends for a week.
From Hoaglin
John Meailllng was a visitor In
tins city yesterday, and spent sev-
ral Hours
on business.
To Itaiidou 1
Mrs. George Spaur and daugh
ter, Kaibeiiue, left o'esterday lor
iiaudun. where tbey will spend the
next week.
Mr. Ilntra In
G. it. Hates. Myrtle Creek ban
ker, spent teveral hours in Kose
burg yesterday attending to busi
ness aifuirs.
From Winston
Mrs. Henry Landers, of Wins
ton, spent several hours in Rose
burg 4-esierduy shopping and on
business.
Business Visitor
Fred Parrott motored from his
transacting business I and spent 8everal bouIt attending
and visiting. He is from HoagUn.! business Walters.
Mrs. O Mara In yrom Kurklra
Mrs. J. V. O Mara a resident of I . AnlonK those from the rllral
(,lide. was among the out of town ,it,,i. . ,i. ..., ,,.... k..i
ana spent tne'ness in this city yesterday for
visitors yesterday.
afternoon on business.
' Peneion Granted
The latest batch of pensions an
rounced ut Washington Includes
I one granted to Mrs. Rose L. Ar-
rance, of Roseburg; 3u per month.
From Oakland
T. J. Medley waa among the out
of town visitors here today, spend
ing the morning I r riss Ming busi
ness. He is a reiideu; o! Oakland.
From Garden Valley
Mrs. R. A. Calhoun was here
yesterday shopping and attending
to busine.ss matters, she returned
to her home in Garden Valley in
the afternoon.
several hours.
Ruckles.
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In Yesterday
Chas Norris was a visitor from
southern points in the county
yesterday, and spent the day on
business. He is from Myrtle'
Creek.
Ieavo for Portland
Mr. and Mrs. George Gilham
and Miss Leila lirown, of this
city, left yesterday for Portland,
where they will spend several
days visiting.
Cleo Madison, eutertaiuiug help you? Naturally, at I am your
friends, reads from her grand- husuaud I should have been the
mother's diary. The flapper one you should go to."
friends are thunderstruck by Us
quaintness and suppressed desires.
Soon after Cleo eiorss with her
boyhood sweetheart Lieut. Paul
Armstrong, U. S. A. Cleo's parents
wished her to marry wealthy Chick
"Paul, I want to ask you one
question. Would you have helped
me and kept still about it?"
l'aul did not answer, for he
knew he woud not have done so.
Was there any reason why I
Adams; so did Chick. Paul's par-. 8hou,d )ave ,ud )ou .nen jMl a
ents wished him to marry the rich
and willing Connie 'i'eriiuue. Cleo
begins to learn that marriage is
not a patli of roses almost at once.
liitte wluie beiore you nad uosolu
tely commanded me to never talk
to the lady a tain? You know very
.well that if 1 had said anything
The young couple departs for the wou,d naya
army post On the tram Ceo has . perfectly furious quarrel and
an a iegoricai uream inmcauug me ( fa - , m wag fm,Bnell Ul0
problems she w 11 have to face. h , m fcavB Deea iu
on amvlng, undomesttc Cleo is b u , ' h amJ tnat
able to serve tea to the lady-kill- J M probably be ,iuiug a
er" co.onel, through the help of ,:.,,", . ,...
Johnson, a striker. Col. iieldon .
has become involved iu comprom- "I would like to say right now
ising circumstances with Riia 1 mat i am ptnevuy iunuua .nu
Thorndlke. Rita is innocent; her t Connie Terhume. She knew that 1
husband la a crook. Kita secretly ' had not toid you this because,
leaves the post to join a vaude-! w oman-like, her intuition hold her
vllle trope, a job which Cleo gels i that 1 would not nine asheu
for her. Rita assumes the name of n-nica s neip ii you uu ueeu iu ii.
ltheda Thorwaldson. Finally, aft- I "Never mind Connie, Coma
er the colonel has frantically 1 across, come across! Tell we what
bounced in and out to inquire 1 you did," commanded Paul,
about Kila, Cieo receives a telo-1 "Remember, I'm only your wife.
It is from Rita, or Kheda. not your regiment. You cuu change
Cleo decides to keep everything i the lone of 'your voice when you
about Rita secret. ! speak to me, can't you? What is
lit you want to know?"
"I woflder why Johnson didn't i Ahmit Mrs Thnrmlilm's colne
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Majestic Theatre
While the William Fox produc
tion, "No Mother to Guide Her", is
essentially a gripping drama of
lire In the raw, it has Its humor
ous moments even as the most ser
ious life now and then gets its
smile. The picture will open a 3
day engagement at the Majestic
theatre on Sunday.
The story deals with the lives of
two girls, one a daughter of the
rich, the other penniless. Their ex
periences combine to present a
(Mr. Anderson Visitor-
Lillian May Krbo of.Phila- '" "er nome in Garden Valley iu Carl Anderson was among tnoso
dolphin, runner-up in the na- ' i et al hours transacting business
tional beauty contest last year, Leaves For Medford there yesterday. Ho resides at
has the consolation of' being j Mi.-s Grace Jones, who has been iGlendale.
proclaimed-queen of beauty at vi lung Hie home of her grand
ih. ,,ivl 1.-1.1 tho otl.oe Ait '""'. Mrs. M. A. Jones, for the
at Sea Isle City. N. J.
.;tst week, left for her home
' Medford this morning.
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po'.v rful story In which evil Is con
quered by owl despite almost in
surmountable obstacles.
Genevieve Tobin nnd IVilnres
Kousse have the loading feminine
roles, with J. I). Walsh In a prom
Ini nt part opposite. The balance
of the cast is unusually efficient
and tin picture has boon well di
rected by Charles lloran. The story
carries an appeal to every heme,
particularly to the mother and
daughters.
Back From Meeting j
L. Amies, secretary of Hie Rose
burg Chamber of Commerce, has
returned from Kugene w here " he
Ins be.-n attending the summer
short, course for commercial secre-1
t.-tries. Mr. Amies reports a very
interesting and helpful meeting.)
Ho stated that many ideas were ex-1
changed by ho various secretaries !
present, and many helpful sugges-'
lions brought out ut the round j
table discussions.
Returns From Bandon
W. E. Ott, who has been spend
ing the past week or so at Bandon
beach, has returned to this city.
Mrs. Oil and children will remain
there for a few weeks.
Ijeave for Peck
Miss Maxine Vermillion and
Miss Rosalie Vermillion, of this
city, heft this morning for Peck.
They will spend the next week
there visiting friends.
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THAT SIX WEEKS' TOUR OF EUROPE
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TLAID. WORN "By
BETTy BRONSOM
Arrivew tnm Okli.lioma
Miss Christine Ituetaoltz, of
Eilackwell, Oklahoma, arriveU
hero this morning and will bo a
guest at the home of Mrs. H. C.
Iloyl. She will be here Indefinitely.
t "That's not 'my business to tell.
If Mrs. Thorndiku had wanud the
I'oat to know aha would probabiy
have given a farewtll party to her
friends.'
j ' Don't b sarcastic, Cleo. I know
without your iutiuiHting ii that
Mrs. Thurmlike' did not have a
frii'iid at the Post with tho exvop
tion of yourself, that is why I isus
peeled you of engineering ihe
whole business. Us like your
1 devilish clrverness. I wish you
would use some of that cleverness
;lu regard to me though. 1 don't
seem to find anywhere that you
stopped to think what all litis was
going to do to mo. It will prol
aiuy make Lulunel iluumi iv$
j en'Miiy for life.'
"If Colonel Iteldon becomes youf
. enemy for something that is dona
' without your knowledge he is even
. Ie.-s of a man that I thought him."
I "Hut, Cleo, you don't under
'stand.'
am beginning to think you are
have him jugKt-d lor this
"Great Scotland and the British
Isles! Since when has an officer
of the United States army been
able to jug one of his men for help
ing a woman In distress?"
There waa a look on Paul's face
of discomfiture. "You know I didn't
mean thai, Cleo, Out l was eiy
angry. Johnson should have cumo
to niu and told me."
"You mean that you would like
him to bear tales?"
'Oh, shut up, can't you. You
know that I don't mean the things
1 am uaying, but you make me bo
angry. What Ira trying to get
across is, that both you and John
sun should 4iave made me a con
fidant of your plans."
"So you did engineer that get
away, did you. 1 expected as much
Especially as I got this wire a few
in in ute a ao.'
Paul pulied a yellow cnvolone
out of his pocket-. It read: "Chick right. I am beginning to think
Adams furnishing money fur vau
deville turn which Ernest W'Muian
and Evan Chatworth are going to
put on tho Orpheum circuit. Wom
an from out of town, tiot in this
'morning. I went down wiUi Uio ;
boys to meet her. Young, pretty.
that I do not understand any man,
not even my own husband."
"You seem to have no trouble,
however, in inaKhu any oilier in;m
you wish understand you: witness
this telegram and Johnson."
Look here, Paul Armstrong. I
Undergoes Operation
Word has been received in this
city recently ot the operation of
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H. C. Church. The case was tiJav;
appendicitis, and the youug
was in a serious condition.
blonde. Name ltheda ihorwald- am not going to rest under your In-
son. Evidently Swedish. Chick 1 suiting intimations any longer,
says Bhe is a friend of Cleo's. Can't J Here's the. story, and you can bla
uuderstand why Cieo did not write zon it to your precious Colouel and
me about br. is she a friend of , the whole Post if you wan to, but
' 1 1 warn you unless you want to
got this , show up as about tho poorest sap
r i nruuyri n d shaking hands with an
.Ji!;ZZ: LtDn,tJ man of my company
this city tins , morning, enroute
home from Seattle. They were met
at the train by Mrs. W F. Harris,
w ho visited them a short time.
Visiting at Burr Home
Mr. H. S. iUrker and son, Hale
T. llarker, and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Itarker, all of Santa Anna, Califor
nia, are visiting with Mrs. Mar
ker's sister, Mrs, W. A. Burr, at
the iiuir home on thu Curry estate.
telegram I came home immediate- that anyone ever heard of, you had
ly to ask you what it meant and better keep pretty blill about tho
you can imagine my feelings to : whole business.
;u- j "You know just the position that
my company as poor Ittta was in. bhe was per-
though ratifying some becrt haps the uuhappiest woman on
agreement, j ta:ih and she was put in a position
"Why did you not let iuo Into here where every woman's tonguo
this secret, Cleo? Why must you was against her and every man's
ask an old lover and my striker to eyes upon her with an insulting
help you to get Mis. Thorndike out ; question.
of this place when you had me to j Next Cleo Tells Paul.
Merced Men Visit
F. A. Ostrauder, manager of the
Merced Hotel, and U. C. Jones, of
Merced, California, were guests at
the Hotel Grand Friday night.
They are enroute by auto to Port
land, to attend the Elk's convention.
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BTty BHONSON (N ensem
Blw SUIT Or BLACK SfKXUM .
CORAL SLIP . FUCHSIA FLONWfet5 '
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pOR th girl wno Is going to tour
Europe In x woeks this ;i:n
mer, "in n valise," but four friths
re ncdeL
A cloth, d.iytlmo frrk: an rn
somhlft- milt of satin nr nI'V-.Tef.
semUirnsy; a knitted dross, and
dinner frock.
Tho Vnltr.-d fpu-k fin girl t"iv.
oiler will find Indfxppusahl.. fortt'e
boat trip, and for lmx tmln r! V
from country t- country. r -AiiD-kl
not, nnh'r do'1 it inn v It ;
Always looks fn-ih, nnd rin : r' n
iittlo carp nn nny rar:nint known
. It inn hrt pAi koJ f - r rtuvn, nnd
l ,liews no crars when un.'if k?'.!. (
M. Plli htnrd this we-k. Tliev v ill 1 n clo,n rt splendid for
motor to Ituudon to ipeud a eek ytJmi and slghtsrlntr. ItmSs'tt
4iationinjt. ... .4 i
llrornon w
rtt the r;:'i
Im- l. uiifi
oa n t'n' f
rl c"i';ir. Of c-Mirse t h.
1 p.
Mr. nnd Mr. Tiny Yoti: g ')
rHialll!hed a ummor cmip u
Ii-kley'n trr, and will si.
Homo (Imp then tacntlotniii;.
i.t 0
Mr ) I Mis Chas. Vti. ht
nnd (hmrlitt t, of Valseti, 'Mt it
hwvp hern Kiitts at tho h"ni.'
Mr Piti hlorri's mother. Vis,
.'hd
rd
V
vrrtt d ho
fm,- j, a
c it tM? a
Tli'i ri.
on Th. trip
at thn I. ft.
IS of K:t-k
r In thn pmto Rh v amusing Faramotint ptopla,
Tii s f-tck M-uitht- "Are Parents reorlr In thia
M!u':'' r,v of h;ittons .story she spends her summf-ni with,
t and a narrow plnr-'nnn narent and hnr winters with
s nn in- th mother, so she feels sh Is aa
''at in front. To authnrltr on w hst-to-wearfor-traT-
y oi: ,-n.i tho ?hort el!
mi'.inies It U cf bUrk j The Mal dinner frock, the fAeU,
'I. 1 is thn Lira on nrn nvr m. rnlnN
pd slip. Her id Is sketched
aboTA. It shows a bilg-Iare drft
worn over a faint, coral slip, with
fuchsia, flat roses orr the hip.
Thn neck and sIptps are bound In
coral. Th dress Is cut atralcht.
I-eave for KAMteni Oregon
.vlr. and Mrs. K. A. Hodges, of
thia city, left yesterday for East
ern Oregon points, where they
will visit, and look after business
matters. They are traveling by
auto.
Return To Grants Past
Chas. Keidel, and son, Kobert,
who have be n visiting at the home
of Mr. Kcidel's parenti, Mr. and
Mrs. Kred Reidel, for the past sev
eral days, left yesterday afternoon
for their home at Grants Pass.
They made the trip by auto.
W. C. T. U. Picnic
The ladies of the W. C. T. V.
wld hold a picnic at the home of
Mrs. George Uiadburn, Tuesday
evening, July 14, at 6:30 o'clock.
Cars mil have the Presbyterian
chureh at 3:30 o'clock, and each
member is requoseod to bring
sandwiches, and utensils.
Mrs. Young in
Mrs. J. L. Young, oX Garden val
ley, spent yesterday afternoon vis
iting and shopping in this c;ty.
From Glengary
W. F. Hodson was an arrival
from Glengary yesterday and trans
acted business aud visited friends
here tor a time.
I Miss Naomi Scott, of Portland,
has been a house gufst of Miss
i Helen Casey, who it-suit on the
coiner ol. Iilukeiy and iJeuon
streets.
Mrs. Gtorgo K. (juine and daub'h
Ut, Miss Evelyn luine, have gone
to llatuion baeh, where they will
spend the remainder of thu sum
mer. ;
To lUindiin
Mrs. G. E. Gross, daughtvr, Lu
cille, and son, 1 lest on, lett yes
terday from Itandon, where ihey
wiil spend a weeks vacation.
From Umpqua
Mrs. J. L. Shanibrook spent pev
erai hours In this city Friday visit
ing with friends and shopping. She
resides at L mpqua.
Visitor in Town
Airs. P. K. Weaver motored from
Myrtle Creek yesterday and spent
several hours shopping and on business.
Mr. Matthews In
L, Mathows returned to his home
at He s ion yesterday afternoon
attcr spending a few hours on busi
ness in this city.
Leave For California- f
H. H. Nichols and family are
having here next v.eek lor llaker
tiiil, California, where titty ex
pect to locate permanently. Mr.
iNicnots' brother, C. ii. N tenuis, is
here and will ieae for the south
with th-m. He reMdes there at
the present time and his brother
will be associated with him in busi
ness. He is president of tiie K rn
county Chamber ot Commerce and
one of the prominent citizen j of
that section of California.
ORCHESTRA TO PLAY
AT THE ANTLERS
s ih ro:i-ht alone
tonM i nemt-
rn In lit photo
Th- dre.ss in thf ctf
s.Kin. niiil hlitrk and
s.'-k 'or foulard .
in t -r mtpiwith a fUr hoiow th knps, A
Info at ; choker of coral Is an important ao-
' cessorr. e
Arrives To Visit
Mr;. J. H. Wis. Th lm Vie
and B. Wise, of L is Av- j i, Ci-IM
ornia, hae arrived h r hy auto. I
aud are guests a tl.0 him of Mr.
aid Mrs. I). P. rSn t Thy will
later co tn Newpiri. ac iui;uv.f d
by Mrs. FishT. an) wi'.l spenn
tome limu there, m n vatati'j.i.
To PortlanoV-
tcla E. White, manager of the
Sherman Clay and company branch
store, accompanied by his brother, j
Wm. A. White, will leave this af-j
ternoon by auto for Portland, to '
spend the week end. I
The Swanee Six orchestra will
be a feature attraction at tho Ant
lers thratro on Sunday night, Ihu
clever combiuation ot local musi
cians proved a big hit at their re
cent appearance t the theatre Mod
were at once booked for ishowiii
Sunday niijht. Thy will pre&ent a
numbe r of the late fox trot hi'.,
intnxlucing sonii beautiful ta.ui
phone duels and fuIo work.
In Yesterday
Ainouti tnuoo in Fiiday chopping
and vitdtlug for th alt rnoon.
were Mrs. Neitie Si ram on h 1
Mrs. Kiia Scranton of Camas
Valley.
Taylor-maae coucrele la good con
crete. ieL ZitfH.
EVANGELIST ATTEMPTS
TO VSAVE" HERR1N
V r..' turn. ij-'
mi lir.vnoa .rs x snlt too. Tlfvlar frock Is t (oo4 on for
tmtAl K WNt, U Ut Bcvr.a4.rmc., - n.ity vt t p.ruiit,
l'A Itoforr Jinlc
Th r;if of Olio ?.n o r rT. rh:rc
rd with hunilr.g n slnshtnir wiih-
oul a ptTinll. y.ai hranl this l
rittrnin Ni'torn JtiMlIro of ihf j
1'i iirc CrorKo Jnnrs. ho took tt
unilrr udvirtrni'-iit. Tbr ra.p I I
nn. InvoIvuiR the constitutionality
of th" la h nmeiulc! by th" r"-
Vlsitt in City
John A. Host
IA-- Alrd l-n s l...-.l tlirf.l
I IIKIiHIN'. ill-.. July 11 iloro
i than S'.'i pirsons ham "hit ihu
, . . , . I trail", in the f vival ni'-.-tinit ot
rrmmbrl by lio,vbur( . M ()f alli,burK, .Mlsa whskll
a u.Tinf mt"nt of th.- hn al ( hnu- ,.,iar!( hpre tomorrow
tauqua program, laft y. ar, aj -i,,,,,,,,, ot ,,,, r fpt.MtlK
visitor tn thn city today. Mr. !, k, n ' . "
ll.wl,r, 1. I ...,H - ' ' "u
.' , . , , nmcr lor seme time , mill
h- r-al ostatfl .iTartmcnt of ih. , William,, who Is crwlifa
Ixtnicu'W company, of Ionnvlcw. i . (... tin.rin
'ahinl:ton, and la making a trip 1 'n
to soutlHTn On-gon in th laitr-; B:1y your cam,. w,.1i,.m..Bt
.U ol Uit coaL.rn. l-ZUl.t-Fi Haw. Co.
Mr.
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