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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 9. 1925. HLHE WOMANS PA( J V SOCIETY iJ By GRACE CARROLL All contribution! to this page, society, women's clubs, and personals, should be telephoned to tlie society editor by Friday of each week. Telephone No. 133. Miss Parrott. Returns From Travel Abroad Miss Hosa I). I'arrott, who with Mrs. Adeline Stewart, of Slither Jin. "pi nt the summer touring Europe, returned to ltoscburg thlji week, after a wonderful experience, abroad. The following is an account j of aome of the moat outstanding 1 leaiures ot Iter trip Association Congratulates 'Garden Party Supreme Commander Affair of Thursday Members of the Women's Benefit ! Mrs. Foster Ilutner waa a grac Aaaociation of HoaeburK will bold a I loua hostess Thuraday afternoon special celebrallon meeting in the i when aha entertained the mem Macabee Hall in the near future ; bera of the Hoseburg Woman's honoring the election of the As-! Club at her borne In Went ltoae soclatlon'a Founder and Supreme, bunt, with a garden party. The Commander. .Mlaa Ulna M. Went, aa'Hutnor home wua attractively du the firat woman prealdent of theicorated with summer blooms ar National Fraternal Congreas of ! ranged In baskets and bowls, and America. This event took place at seats ana small tatbles were the annual convention held in Uu- Placed In the garden and on the luth the week of August Hub lawn In front of Mrs. Clara II. llonebrake is the u" Kueets. The Miss Rice Compliments Miss Eddy With Dinner Complimenting Miss Iorothy Kddy, a popuiHr bride-elect, Miss j Iris Hire entertained at dinner Fri day evening at the Hcxler ltlce home on south Kane street. The rooms were brightened with a mo-1 tiff of ro.se. carried out in lovelv I . .. ... . . . 'nl A .nu.li.s ................... ..I..K.U .l,.l mums ana ana mragona in Down r.,,,,,., . DrefBrr ,j . work rinrlnir ih and baskets. Kinall tables were,"' the leading fraternal benefit"? ..a. Ti. placed for Urn gueats, wl.h unique I societies of the continent in w hich , KfteciHl VBnU of the wntor wm Mrs. Rediel Entertains avo noller u't to the pendulum, i j a. by tranaferrlng to the screen a ednesday Afternoon brief but lulenaely dramatic tale, Mrs. Fred A. Keldel entertained one which dealt with human euio at her home on' South Pine strtet j lions In the individual instead of V edneadday afternoon honoring j in the maas. llut even here, it waa with a shower Mrs. Chester Cramer : the sheer beauty be brought to and Mrs. Koland AngaL Conversat-! picturesque surroundings, the the bouse for afternoon was hi,o o. spent in sewing, cnatting and mn. At the meeting Thuraday evening, i lc- 8nd tha "ew president, Mra. the members were much enthused J' c- ' oysler, was Introduced and over the prospects of a fine cam- m,u 9 a ,ow reniarks on the work paign for new members for the fall!"". J" accomplished during the W()rk winter. Cards were passed by The National Fraternal Congress 1' " "" ,'. , lu u , 2 me,n"fr ,or ..... .. v' . " cloths of black and white checked tmve re.,i JitTT .Ii .,!..V.. I crepe paper, and were centered stands fourth. about mmerii.il,....- h , ,i... i w"h rose colored candl . others on the Journey with you, ua-j jug oniy tne medium of words la a herculean task, and In order to keep tho recital within readable length, it can be little more than a muMugue ui names. j i am going 10 answer first three the Women's Benefit Association I Miss West was the ( be community service, the rUm- mo tn anl.. th flnwa. J'lace. youthful founder of this woman 8 j , and t the club mnmh eanla of burnt parchment were ; tocieiy In J92 and now It baa the,are pianunR to serve hot lunch- uaeu. vitryinK euouKn rnim ine " v. eons to chamber of commerce I UMUiit to be Interesting, the KUnts 1 moved from one tablu to another i at tho end of each courne. Covers were placed for MIhrps Dorothy Kddy, honoree, Iorothy It's kind In the world. In commenting on her election, Mitts Went stated: "I am old-fash- oniinn. ih.r i,-" . .. - . Orcutl. Adelle liemls. Helen Casey, ... M. una wibib ... iM.i-. mA f-i...i.n: HHUn not aiiMWerlnir fnr mi.. ! HeymerH. Virginia KirebauKh, of , . not answerlnfr for Mi -U'e went with the liennet Travel there is a special place in the world for the fraternal benefit system of insurance. The majority of soci- are now scientifically oper and combined with this, Los Angeles, Vera McMillan. Mar-1 the many fraternal features which Hnreun r k, vi 'ri,... " " . ! wecinam. .Murion rorter, kv- ""."' i"""'""1 "i" .... t .. Ivn Olline. Marv Iteama. Itosinalten millions of people on this con conductor who dLrli. .h- ! . 1 ,:r,:'-- Th"1"' Newhard. Lorolnno : tlnent. They have already paid out ".f.t,rJ h,' .r'n ",8 w'nl.,-rIConlee. Nellis Mcllroom. Vivian Or- in benefits many billions of dollars ..i.... ia .aaiaiani manager or tne ,... .',,.,, I anil If there had been more frat- MetrntHlllInn liner ll.muu nf k'.i i1"'1- " """ ""'""ii nuu ma mix. - ... . .... . - "r" i.1,,!!..!, ,iinnaP ti, tin... ernltv in tne o u worm mere never snent in conversallnn and fortune could have been a world war. telling, and Miss Iteams and Miss Members of tho ltoaeburg review Coulee entertained tho guests w ith I sent a message of congratulations tn a mock wedding President West, assuring her loyal q support In making a women's plo- . w- I neer presidency In the National Sir. and Mra Harry Gregg and Kiatemal Congress an outstan.llng son, Harold of Seattle have been ' UC1.F81) ln th)8 new role now entHr. guetiia ni mra. uregg a fmrents, Mr. and Mra. H. Wilson, of Ihls city, for lh week. They will vlalt In I'rlneville before returning to their home. Oft Mrs. Shoemaker members At a large table under the heuiltiflll tiifinlA tree nn tha frnnl loned enough enough to believe that iawn Qf the limner home, and at lora. 'ihe others of the party came from Washington, Missouri, Florida, Now York and Oregon. The party was very cosmopolitan, representing every section of the United States. These questions ans wered, I shall begin our trip. "We sailed from New York on tho Orca, of the Koyal Mull Line, June Sinn, and landed at Cher bourg, France, the 2Uth, where we bad our first experience with for eign porters and customs, but by no means our last From here by a continental train, which had all the conveniences tit nitr nun f.. Paris. A week here, interspersed Returns From East phiLr""0. .fr'PK ,.t'V;';r,""ll,'"l Mr- J- "nnemaker. who has Kheim. and the battlefields, gave , ending the summer In the .,n? 0,;lmnanlly t .ltllnu.se this ;,.,, returned to her borne In this rnT.nv . r,rymer'Can tur,"t'!clty Tuesday, reporting a splendid iV'VL T''1-1' an" v.onderful time Mrs. a . J1" Pa:" Hnwrnaker spent six week. In i. 1 , """"I .k,n0W,1! be" ('Ic-veland. Ohio, visiting old cause t once housed the Popes. fr.n, anu t(,iMivt.B, slle aTso vl8. L-.......V. Dij . lu'(1 r(,r some timo in Chicago, re- . uur nexi slop, turning home by way of the I'nlon over the famous .aCfC lines, and .tapping over in uau iiiun us II) Wvnm iie liluhn nn,l iin.llnff ln by train to : weeks In Portland. She stales that the outlook ln tho east la quite prosperous. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Prescott flatley, and daughter, Helen, and son, Prescott, who have been guests of Mrs. Catley'a parents, Hun. and lunger Hermann, during the left for their home in : Mrs. French Riviera - A-motor drive great Corniche Monte Carlo; then Genoa, sought by Americans be cause or Columbus' statue and ' birthplace Home, politically, hls . tlrlcally, religiously, artistically and llterarilly the' most Important city In the world, was next visited. To day In Home Is Insignificant and you aro Intrigued only with what It meant to thA wnrhl v,ut.tr,luv From here w u..i if' I slimmer, distinction of "the dirtiest city ln Washlpgtnn, I). C, Thursday after Jlaly and the most beautifully lo-1""""' b ' "e cat. d" Is deserved. A motor trip to i norll"'rn ruut, Pompeii and back over the world- renowned Amalfl Drive to Sorrento Past Noble Grand was a memorable experience. The ri t 1 1 r lllue Grotto, Ideally beautiful, waB -'ub 1 las ' lcnic . reached from Horrento. Florence,! "I, "f "le nJoahle plrnlcs of the cradle of Hennlssance lllera- i 'he summer was had Tliurxday lure and art, was next visited. Then when the members of the I'ast came Venice. The canals, gondolas, N"hle (Irand Club of the Itebeknh .-pigeons, tlo famous horses of St. ! lodge and their families motored Marks and the ltlullo, were all j Maple grove for Ihe evening, most Intriguing. Milan, Willi Its i About forty were present and spent -cathedral that defies description, . lilu ,,n,H Playing games and giving and Its Incomparable "Ijist Hup. ! Impromptu sioiles about u lurgo per," was our next slop. From hero ! '""'fin' by the river bank. A ple- across Lake Corns to Ihe famous 1 Mlr "er was spread beneath th winter resorts of llellogla and Lugano, then by train through St. Gotthard's tunnel and by motor over Ihe Furka Pass to (iletsch at trees at diirtk, and following the dinner a proKrnm was presented. Miss Dorothy Dale Jackson gave a reading lo an appreciative audi ence, lulloweil by two interesting remilngs by Mis. fVauces KusHeli and one by Mrs. Kftle Schwarx. The picnickers piulii iputed in singing; and a xrlHhle furnished music dur ing part of the evening. ft . the base of the Ithono (Under, j From hero by motor over the I Grimsel Pass tn Interlaken. where the Jungfrau dominates lliu land- j scape. Next to Lucerne w here Thorwaldsen's "Lion" Is the lode- I star. Then by bout to Fluelen anil ' ' by motor over the Axensirnas tn 1 Tell'. Chapel, which murks Ihe spot where he escaped from (iesa ler. Next Strnssbutg with Its Ca thedral and uneopied astronomical clock, llrussel's rloihed wnh new j Interest for the tourist since the ! . .World War, was our lust stop on ! - the continent. "We crossed the chnnnel from j OMend to whlte-f-llffed Hover, from which to Iimlon we travi-lled In t vl .lteil hi-r -one of those trains with lokcd t'hrl-iie fur u ttmi compartments and In which jour , splendid trip lunch ia brought to you at one sta tion In baskets and collected at the next. A week in Umdon served as in Home and Paris, lo glimpse Its outstanding wonders. From Lon don we motored to Kenilwnrth and Warwick castles, lo Straltordon- Avon and to Shotiery. "While a gllnipM' i,f I.i, n. Inn was . all the time accuiili 'l. ;ii It a ' fitting climax to a irlp that regis-; tereil few illMiptxilninients. tm Augu.it Sth, I Bull,, I ml Hi- onluna of thn ltovsl Mail Line, lor ihe elates, am) mim, Ktewart, with sev eral others of the pari), tmumcit to Scotland. The (inhrsa ili,ei,e.l in New York on Aut:u- tsih. My two . months mi ihe iomi:ient hps hiom, l'llghirul, but J found no i-nuntrr Ihilt equalled the I tllteii Stales Mll.'l no city that p.(ialleli d Kom Ihik." ft Mr and Mis. M. I airland, "f 1)" Angeles, vein gueafs of Mr. nrnl Mrs. A J. Young Friday aiM to day. Mr and Mm. Du.land ha-.e been on a mnliir trip to Tamma, 1 and leu tiHlny for their home. 1 9 Mr. and Mt A J. '.irotle, t ' Crookitnii, Mirine(,Hi w,.ro guestn at the Inline nf Mr. and Mrs. Irvln, Iniseite. Kridsj. They left this, morning for iiaklaml, California, where they will rUlU Dr. Smith Returns From East Dr. Lure!. i Smith, who has b" spending the past tw-l lunnlhs 1,, I Hie easl and vlsiled her parents all Ionia. Mich., il lumed pou." Thins-j iluy n Ik tit lr. Sinlih relumed lion el by ..f Chicago, coming iiv me Dinner Given ami in i,on auk i' s. where rJi.-i I hursday hvemns ed by women. tt M1b Urea Gati-s U'ft Thursday for (flldft, where she will be the (house Kuest of Miss Marie Lane for a week. c Community Club Entertained Wednesday Mrs. Katie McDauIel provided pleanant time for the Ten Mile Community club Wednesday aft noon of lust week, when she en tertained the members at her home. Karh member con trt huted to th1 amusement of the afternoon by ehoosiiiK the kind of dog they would like to be and matin an anniH Injc adventure "in the first person. Prizes were offered for this game, Mrs. A. Watsoa receiving first prize. loafer the hostoHS served lunch eon to McKilanifH O. llarnes, A Watson, Kannle Htorier. M. Porter, U Iireltt nbuscher. M. HtKKlns, An na Coaten, A. Jlushnell, Yed Wat son, and Misses Hlanehe ltarncs. lielen l.nrneg, ( Iirlatina W atson, liesiiie ItrettenhUHf'her, Eva lrei tetibuscher. Audrey Porter, and added guests wero Mfsa k,lnio Wut- aon, Mlsa Cleoue Kurtz, of Dalian. Dancing Party Given By Miss Schloeman Miss June Schloeman was a charmluR hotess Tuemtay evening when she entertained for her fcuest, Miss Anne Anderson, of Cor- vaiim, with a dancing party. Following an evening plensiire- nmy 8ient In dancing, a luncheon was served the guests. Present at the affair were Misses Anne Ander son, Mr. and Aim. linger Webb, Walter Kredricksnn aud Stanley I'carce. O S Charivari Given Mr. and Mrs. Raird HuiprUlng Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hull d, whose marriage wan nn event of August 12 ln Seattle, and who were finest r the V. (1. Mc IauHhlin home on peer Creek last week, a number of friend; gather ed at Die Mclaughlin home and hHd a charivari. Follow tug the usual Announce mem of their presence with crashes of cans and pans, the young people went Inside where the evening was spun In music, gamed and con versation. V- C Mrs. ( an ie ; Sh" IVPUI tn it j 17 1 Mr. anil .Mri. l. ll. l.enox were hmls at nn Infoiinal dinner Thurs day at their home on North Jaiji- Son slreel. At a lahle attractive with a cen-l Heveral small tables, luncheon waa served. Cecil ltrunner rosea wero used as decorations here, and the hostess waa assisted by Mesdnmes Washington Hughes, Louis Kohl haKen, and J. D. Osborne, and Do rothy Marslora, Daphne UiiKhes, Frances Hutner, Dorothy Chase and Klsa Kohlhafien. Members present at the affair were Mesdames w. K. Jost, Hart Sutherland. Wm. Hell, H. D. Har ris, T. K. Sinnleton, Warren Hurt, A. C. Marslera, J. K. Knger, A. H. Small. I. II. Kiddie, J. 1). Os borne, Washington Hughes, Kloyd Frear. Win. Drown, w. W. Aah craft, W. It. Willis, Fred Hruny, F. R. Dunlap, J. C. Pon'sler. Al bert Mlnturn, H. O. Smick. Wal ter Good. W. S. Scott, Itay Comp ton, H. R. Nerbas. S. D. Kvans and new members were Mesdames Louis Kohlhagen, K. A. I'etto, R. V. .Marstera, F. W. Chase, Uert Cavanaugh. L. Antles. Ad ded guests were Mrs. Glenn Wim- berly, Mrs. Chas. Marsters, of Dallas, Texas, and Misses Pauline Ilrigham, of Cayon, Texas, Marie MartenB, of Minnesota, Leona Marsters, of Eugene, Daphne Hug hes, Dorothy Markers, Frances Ilutner, Dorothy Cbase and Elsa Kohlhagen. At departure, each guest was presented with a small boquet from the Dutner gardens. ion and games filled the time, and later the hosteaa, aalated by Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. 1). B. llouaer, served luncheon at small tables brightened with centerpiece, of as ter and fern. Invited to the affair were Mes dames Cheater Cramer, Roland beauty which bis genius brought to vivid but exotic characters which succeeded. In bis lateat picture," "Isn't Life Wonderful," which coines to (be Antlers theatre Sunday and Mon day he has revolutionized all prev ious Ideas of pictureuom by re- Angst, C. O. Webber, Lyle Davis, P., turning to life Itself, plain, stark. M. Cook, Harold Cracroft, L. F. Star-' simple human emotion -in the moat mer, Stanley Uaney, J. li. Bailey, V. 'commonplace surroundings. He J. Micelli, Fred Miller, 8. D. Houser,! has picturized love; not the love Otto Troxel, M. E. James, and pf the great or the udusu.iV but the Misses Tbelma Jauiea and Xlailove of everyday folk. He baa pic- Laubcek. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells and Mr. and Mm. F. W. Chaae, and their fami lies, leave today by auto for Klam- turized the life not of startling fi gures, but the life of the workaday man and his maid. "Isn't Life Wonderful," does not appeal to any particular set or kind of people. Because It appeals Heinline Conservatory of Mask and Art MRS. CHARLES HEINLINE. Director. Fall Term Openi Sept. 14 COURSES OFrERED IN Piano, Voice, Violin, Cello, Band Instruments, Theory, Harmony, History of Music and Pictorial and Decorative Art Accredited Teachers in Piano and Voice Dunning System for Beginners ot Piano Musical Kindergarten for Children S to 6 years. Normal Training tor Teachers a specialty. Studio open for registration after Sept 8, Phone 390 ath Fall), where they will enjoy a 'to all. It U tilled with beauty, it few days outing. Tbey will also mo tor to Crater and Diamond Lakes. 8 - Mrs. A. C. Marsters has as her house guests this week, Mrs. Chas. Marsters, of Dallas, Texas, and Mra. Jennie Gilbert of Part-land. Mrs. Alva Bellows, and son. Fred. Bellqws, will leave tonight for the east. Thuy will visit ln Cincinnati, Ohio, and Fred will remain .there this winter, entering school. 8 Liberty Theatre. Harry Carey Is undoubtedly the finest actor of Western roles on the screen todny. Any doubt about this Is assuredly cleared, up by his performance In "The Bad Lands," his latest production mado under the supervision of Hunt Stromberg, which opened yesterday at Ihe Liberty theatre and shows for the last time today. In tins production Carey unques tionably gives the finest perform ance of his long and successful is replete with humor. But It is not the kind ot beauty which re quires a trained eye to appreciate, nor the kind of humor which re quires a mind keen to wit to understand. LOCAL SCOUT TROOP TO CELEBRATE ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY Troop One of the local Boy Scouts will celebrate Its 10th birth day at the M. E. Church on Mon day night with a banquet at 6:30 o'clock. All members of the troop and their parents are invited to be present for the banquet and pro gram, aeveral numbers ot good en tertainment having been arranged. There will be talks on the history of the lcial troop, on scouting in general, and on other topics of in terest. The iroup will be presented with a 10-year emblem for Its flag. NEW MEMBER APPOINTED ON SUTH ERLIN COUNCIL Mayor Claud Allen has announc ed the appointment of Balliain screen career. In every phase of I ,, ... , . ,, , his presentation he is the direct op-1 fou"Cl1' 8ubjt'ft..t0 confirmation by poaitv of average actors of similar i parts, whose chief claims to fame are that they look well on a horse. Another famous name la now added to the Blue Hook of the Screen. It Is none other than L Frank Baum's famous fantastic atory of "The Wizard of Oz" which with Larry Semon aa the "The Bad Lands," Is a story of pioneer days. Carey plays the part of Sargeant Patrick Angus O'Tooie famous as a soldier and admired as a man. Sent to Fort Kninner to Mrs. L. Morse nrrlved here this clear up a smuggling situation, he morning to be the guest of Mrs. j falls in love, falls in hard luck, and K. M. Meade until Sunday. Mrs. Rights his way tooth and nail to a Morse will then leave for her home (successful termination of both. at Berkeley, after visiting in the north.- She visited here last winter, and will be remembered here' by a numbr of friends. ii Mr. and Mrs. Mathews Honored at Pinner Honoring Mr. ami Mrs. D. D. Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Bert O. Bates entertained at a 6:31) o'clock dinner at their home in Laurel- wood Saturday eventng of week. A centerpiece of summer flowers brightened the-table, about v.-hich wero seated Mr. and Mrs. D. I). Mathews, Miss Llreine Coulee. Wm. Relbel and Mr. anil Mrs. Balea. The party later motored to the Rainbow Gardens and enjoyed an evening ot dancing. ; . Dinner I lonors Visiting People Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. llarrv Greui;. of Meultle Mra lnlu Knhlhsven crHrioiwlv ni.,riui...ui I Majestic Theatre. i.i.t K aiiat-Ks oy real 'lililians the council at its next meeting, says the Sutherlln Sun. The ai pointment la to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rus sell Ralston, who la shortly to take up his residence in ltoaeburg. where he is employed by the Stan dard Oil Co. Mr. Slack is a pro gressive young man who has taken much Interest in city affairs, and no doubt will prove a valuable member of the council. PROHI 01REGT0R LYLE PLAAJSWORK PLEASE PASS THE ATLAS. SAN JUAN PKL SUR, Nicarau gJ, Aug. 29. Advices from Mana gua, the capital, report that Luis Itivas, governor of Managua, has funny : seized Tin cap a fortress artd refuses this morning. REV. niarecrow win ne seen at tne Mo obey the government. Alhino Liberty theatre Sunday, Monday, ; Kamotv Reyes, minister of finance, and Tuesday. is nid to have been arrtsttd. This fantastic spectacle marks a There has been no cnninmnlra- new step iorwara in tne silent art t on w th ih rnlti wBiinuiiu now nivaues ine realm 01 fantasy hiiherto confined to the pfinted page. The screen version of this story, which for over a decade has been a favorite with both child and adult, has been pro duced as a super comedy. The production of such a type of Btory it can readily be imagined present ed unheard of difficulties but it is said thiit the inexhaustible fng n ulty of the cinema camera has sur mounted every obstacle and the re sult Is both mystifying and hilari ous in the extreme. SEATTLE. Aug. 29. Uoy C. Lyle of Seattle, arrived home to day from Washington, where he was made Pacific Northwest pro hibition administrator, effective next Tuesday, aud announced that he would begin work with practically the same organization used by his predecessor, F. A. Ha zeltine. Lyle said that he would make changes very gradually. The only definite thing he stated as to per sonnel was that William M. Whit-, ney, Seattle, assistant and legal adviser to Lyle in Lyle's present position of director for the state, will "continue to do essentially the same work." This notwith standing that Lyle's present posi tion and that of Whitney aro abolished under a re-organization order by General Prohibition Chief Andrews. Lyle pointed out that whereas he had formerly one state under him, he will now have three be sides the territory of Alaska and declared that he didn't even know many of the people in the organization. KTIESKl TWO; INJURE SIXTY (Aara-Ulnl ITm Inal Wire.) BELGRADE, Aug. 29. Giant hailstones killed two persons and injured sixty others in the town of Slarisivath during a cyclone. The wind devastated the plain of lianat, uprooting trees and cutting off com munications. During the day an other storm of extreme violence ravaged a part of Bosnia. How long should a wife live? How long should a wife live? FlIWCO. FB CHARGES OF HUGE SWINDLE POU YEGGS CRMIDSIFES; BOOTY IS S1800 (Anoclatrd Ptms LeuH Wire.) CHICAGO, Aug. 29. Promises of largo profits In Florida real estate. used as halt for Investors, havs brought federal action against Ja- cod factor, president of the Flor Ida Land company and several as sistants here, whose business is al leged lo have amounted to nearly $1.5u0.000 since .March. Factor, Maurice K Drncker, II. Hensius, II. J. Himmelstein and Newton Feldman are charged with use ot the mails to defraud, as -a result of two months investigation by postal authorities. Factor and Krucker, investigators said, several months ago. put over a J500.0M (fraudulent oil land deal in Engeb wood, selling Arkansas property I through the British Allied Estates, i Ltd., and the Cambria Trust. Ltd.. (Anoelitp. rreM Lotted Wire.) PORTLAND Ore.. ,1nc 29. Two local business establishments the i companies they organized. Oregon Laundry company and the ; . investigators say some na is unuer waier of the II Unrt 111 lin.lnr train, ni. . . .... Since early iies-ni.ner iiaaiiig company " e ' ! i.i.i. j .... . .. ttino nnrf m.nA rt It la in...-....... lyiriut a fiu.j 10 aaie Durgiars ear- , - " u"i'iuru. , n MY to;iay. rrom tne ttaynes-r oster v DODGE GIVEN captain comnanv $788 in cash was taken Coo wltn gaa. COMMISSION IN RESERVE from the brokin safe and 3i9 in checks. Rev. A. O. Dodge, of this clly. ! In the Oregon Laundry company, has been commissioned as a can-'Henry Westoff, nlKht watchman, tain In the chaplain's reserve of was bound tad gagged by two safe, Wedne.wiI.LV noun At flinner Si ated nlxiut the tahlo whi. h on trading post, fort and wagon j time to rememlier your Lord. Je was lovely with a centerpiece of uam are among tne many speciac- bus.- ino Hihle School and the yellow marigolds and marguerites '"'ur features that mark "The I!ed church services are splendid pla w;ere Mr. and Mrs. Harry (ireec Kider," Universal Blue Streak cos to enjoy a brief rest from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson Mr "Osiern in which Jack I toxin is your cl.niy work and to refresh and Mrs. Ixniis Kohlhagen vu. tho star and which will be screen- your aplrituai Hie. The topic Kohllnig. ii. Humid Gregg and ed 1,1 ,h' Majestic theatre com-; Sunday morning will be: "The Louis Kohlhagen. ' imenclng Sunday. Among the play-, Road To A New Adventure." In Mr. and Mis. Gregg were guests rB " Mnry McAllister, Jack " evening me topic w ill no: of the Knlilharen. ,i, ,,;,, .i. .: Pratt, Natalie Warfleld. Mann i i ne purpose or raul s .Minis! ry the U. S. army reserve corns. Itev. i burglars. Dodge served as a chaplain during I He was pushed Into, the office, the World War and now holds that 'w'hero he was compelled lo watch office in the local post of the j the two men as they punched the American Legion. icombination off the safe and rifled ' o ilt. After the pair left he wiggled rhnrrh. of 4'hri.st Sunday, ifrcp of his bonds and notified the August no. at .Myrtle Creek. Tlie police. harvest season is almnt here. ' Both burglars were concealed .Everybody will be busy, but "Take 'behind handkerchief masks. West off reported. Police believo the two DRESOAJ EDUCATOR IMED SPECIALIST robberies were .committed I same men. jSals. William McCall. Francis lemons Grow Cameo HATS Fxcltin.vr in tylc. rich In work man hip. Cameo Hat meet the moat exacting requirement. 1 AJi Vimr SUlUnrr for "Camroi" Mr. and Mrs. llert G. Hates Infor mally entertain-! at dinner Wednesday evening, at their home In Laurelwood. At a table wllh a eenierplere nf bright summer blooms rovers were placed tor Miss Kdna Ixnich, Arthur Davis and .Mr. and .Mrs. Hales. e Miss Pauline Brlghatn, of Cav. on, lexaa. U a guest at the l.unn ,.r l .-a til..... l, , t.-rplecf of (mi ami iink KlvtH, I W(H.'k r .n.m..u n.r vmt'iN wt'ie plarfil fnr Mr. ami ' .... ... Mr ! 1 Iti.ir.l . TU..,.,.,U i am! Mn. it t, yuKhn. Mr. ami Lode Presents II. Ford. lorKP rounoni, Clark t'nm- :Mork ami IMikt K. hoc. Cliff Siiiilll directed "The Kt-d Kidcr.' Vinos,' U'KK ELLIOTT. On drupe MiniMpr. a pieman, ri,,! Member With fWnt Mis. Sti'wart conversation followed UinniT. Announcement of Marriage M.ule Ijtst Week Arineunn iuent of tlie niarrlace of Mli-s Ulna Maxlne .Vclatuiililln to Mr. r'rniik M. Ilalnl. of Taioma. AiiKiiat 12. in Seattle, was made at Deer Creek, last week, at the home o( Mr. ami Mm. I:. D. Mi l-auglilln. parents of the bride. i he mar- Hate is of Interest to Hosehlltg I" ople. Mrs. Itaird having aMentleil Inch school here, am) haMtig many Ire-id lu this city. Mr. Hnlnl is the son of Mr. W. II ! IS. Hid. of Tacouia, and Is a linotype, opi'ialor for the Tamma Ledger., Mr. and Mrs Halld were guests at 'lie Mrl.aughllu home dais last week. t) Vina Itertlm Kohlhacen and Miss 'ei'ilt. Kohlhagen, w ho haxe bi.rn .'enillnx the past two weeks at VancoiuiT, and olher lllltlsh Col- The l!. h.-kuh lodge In Id lis sot and bustne.;; n itn Tue..,! ii I'vening In the lodge looms, ;u.i afier ihe regular proee. lings, th lodge presentrd one ot its m in tiers. Mis. M. a. 4o:es. wl.oe birltuiay anniversary ocrurreil on that date, wllh a l aml'iil eii'na Mrs Jones Is the nklest (wist lliihle K'aml In tlie local o ,-, , "ho is a lile tm nib. r. and holds a:; honored iMiMtinn. following ihe pnseiilullo-i : short imiHr.il ptogrm was given, consisting of a sa.ii...ne iiu, t ,j .lames liivMluiait ami llii llurr. at. conit.l.-.i hv ll. rt G Hates, and a local solo by Miss Kilnl.e Hani v, accompanied bv Vlss Itarlwrii tlaik. The loilce inenihera then I iv here Antlers Theatre, I). W. (irirtith has given Ihe pen dulum of tho motion picture nn , other push. j When, years ago, he revolution I ized the screen by producing "The lllrth of a Nation," Ihe first full length picture ever niad he start- rt led the pendulum swinging In the direction of massive mobs, and gi jgnntlc "sets." He showed that Pictures were an lib-al vehicle for (emotions en masse, for brilliant I pageantry and drama on a grand a! scale. t 11 With "Broken Illosspms," he lAi.K'liti'.l I'rrm Uaxsl Wir.) XKW YOIiK, Aug. I'll. A live moth, two imhea long. ! ins K.Mt p.rzzi:i; i.ivi: ! .MOTH IS T.VKKX HIT. I I by tho ' n How long ahould a wife live? I WIF.TER ACTIVlTYj i - i (AawbitH Ptm. Uurd Wire.) WASHINGTON. Aug. 29. L. R. Aiiierman. of Portland, Ore., a member of the council of education of the National Education Associa tion, was today appointed a special ist in adult edugatlon ln the bur eau of education, a position creat ed by the last congress. He will seek to solve problems If Immi grant, home, factory and prison education. was removed today by phvsl- clans from the right ear of George K. Moley. The moth Is believed to have entered his ear while he was sleep- ing. .Moley entered St. John's hospital complaining of buzzing noises in his ear. POETS' CORNER 1 - Signed Contributions for This Department May Be Sent to th Society Editor of The NewsReview, and Will Be Used as Space la Available. Arundel, piano tuner. Pnone IS9-L. HK.1VV HICSKHVK DKCItEASE. lAMnrktH Prta LuM Wir.) NEW YOHK. Aug. 29. The actual condition of clearing hnus The Itoselmrg Hod and Gun club banks and trust companies for the met last night in its regular es-;ween snows excess reserve ot sion. It had been expected that a ; lll,'S"- This is a decrease in member of the slate game commls-j re,,'rve o( Ji4.744,HBO compared slop would be present, but he was:'" 'Bst week, when the excess unable to attend the meeting. A ; amounted to t2.1. 125.000. niiinberof lomine mailers were, considered, and committees ap..SECRECY ALLEGED BY pointed to work out the program! BELGIAN PRESS DENIED lor the fall anil winter season. It I , . was decided to organize a game WASHINGTON, ug. 59. Sug proleetive association to be oper- Kestions in Belgian newspapers aied in connection with the gun thst the new debt funding sgree clnh. It was decided not to hold fent between the t'nlted States any shoots until later ln the aca-;ana ueigium contains secret provl son, owing lo the fact that many .sions were denied today by acting ot mo mi mners w ill Do away on,ecreiary v instnn of the treasury. vacauuus ior several wecas yet. How long should a wife live? for several I '"' hai.nuet i wali iuielon feed was enjoved O it i.- Mrs Mary Straw n : I Hit. gran.lchiiiiiin, M.ny Virginia Straw n, J: C. Sirawn and J.an Frances Straw n. who have been nniDia poiuts. are expected nouie to- spending the summer at Newport d- will return to this city Monday. AUTUMN Utile gusts of cooling breezes Whirllna near llring us thoughts of w inter Treea-s Hi lng a tear. Trees are bending 'Summer's ending Autumn's here. Hints becln to seek the shelters Flocklug near Summer's sun no longer swelters Iiays are drear. Nights are colder Jack Frost bolder Kutumn's here. t Meadows stretch away before us 1 llrown and sere i Bright the blue Is bending o'er us t ool and clear leaves are turning Forests burning Autumn's here. We must bill goodbye to summer Without fear j We must .eat our latest jromer I With cheer. I Come, let's meet her j Come, let's greet her i Autumn's here. OKl'HA COLUNS. Mr. Winston said that all es.en. tial features of the agreement bad jbeen made public and that the en' I tire pact Itself Boon would be avail able for public examination. How long should a w ife live? DEMOCRATIC WHIP COMING. rlOTtatM Wh.) PORTLAND. Or... Aug. J9 Congressman William A. Oldlietd of Arkansas, chairman of the na tional democratic congressional committee, will arrive here Mon day to hold conference, wttb lnl early this morning jaad state democratic leaders iitomohlle In which i He will also h. n. n,it.i riding, went into Ihe sneaker at the rh.K.. r- h and overturned on the can- imerce member, fm-nm ..a yon road near here. Two i com- ! liver one public address In the eve panlons in the rar with Schlek 'ninr. AUTOiST IS KILLED 14-sivUlr.l Prm liaH WlrO PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 29. Ralph A. Schlek. 24. of Fortland was killed when the he was dlt escaped with slight Injuries. How long should a wli'i live? 1 It a wiz':; -the WIZARD OP ;OZ with Irry Seon.