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SECOND NEWS SECTION PAGES 110 4 Society, Slogan, General News end Classified ' SEVENTIETH YEAR SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17; 1921 PRICE: FIVE CENTS, ;'.' t "''' . - 1 " " ' " ,,aannnnajnanaaaannnBai BY MOLLY BRUNK TUB presence : In the city of t Mrs.' Ida I'm bach ot Laka- view. Or., worthy grand ma tron ot the Order of the Eastern Star was the signal fur a num ber of pleaant social courtesies by members of Chadwjck chapter. ArrivlDK Sunday and remaining until! Wednesday, Mrs. Umtsach was entertained as the house ileal: of Mrs. Gertrude J. M. Page Monday nlaht in "honor" tf , the prominent visitor, Mrs. Fage en- Salem School of Expression Lulu Rosamond Walton, Director i 14? N. Commercial ! Phone 592 1484 J Special Course In Public Speaking EVENTUALLY You Will Bay THE I i ' TfCf CUCTIOM SWEEPER Why not get the best at first VWRL GAHLSDQRF, ' .The Store of Housewares tcrtained with a pretti'.y appoint ed . Valentine dinner.; bidding as additional guests Mrs. Paul II. HauHsr, Mrs. Ida Nilt Mr. V. H.-Kuhn, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. F. E. Sharer, Mrs George 11. Burnett. Mrs. John R. Sites and Mrs. W. V. dobnson. Follpw ing the dinner all motored to Woodburn. where Mrs. (?mbach was received in, her official cap acity. " Before coming Jo Salem,. Mrs. ITmbach made an official ?isit to, Venus chapter, jDonaJd. where Mrs. Page and ' Mrs.' Hanser were invited to Join her. An elabor ate banquet marked tire meeting, and during their stay kf the city Mrs. J. C. Moore, worthy matron., and Mrs. Fred Sexsnuth were joint hostesses for Mrs. Urn bach' at the residence ot Mrs. Earl .Car ver, Mrs. Page also being a guest. Mrs. Page accompanied Mrs. I'm b.ach on her trip .to Can by, - Pleasing incidents of Mrs. Ura bach's visit in Salem was -a .call from Miss Ethel Fltecher. "presi dent of Oregon Rebekah assem bly, a courtesy that had been shown the latter when she was a visitor in Mrs. Unibachs home; latter and -Mrs, Urn bach, ."Mrs. Paee entertained with a; break fast, bidding besides, Mrs. James E. Godfrey, and Mrs. George II. Burnett. Mrs. Umbach planned to meet M,r,t'mbach in Sacramento, both to go on to their home. On her way south she is to visit Rose Lurjc and Riddle. She will re turn to( Salem again in April, when she will make her head quarters here, while visiting the various adjacent towns. Letters received from Mrs. W. P.-Lord and Miss Elizabeth Lord Mates that Mrs. Lord is. spending this, week with LMrs. Florence Hockenberry in Sew Jersey, after which she will - again return to Baltimore to be with the Judge Harry Stockbrid.ee family. Miss Lord will spend a 'month with friends in Boston.' later to join her mother in Baltimore, from which place ihey ' will leave for their return trip home. 4 j ' Mr. ..and Mrs. I,ee q liber t. who went seuth about a fortnight ago, are not expected home for an other,, two .weekp. Last Jord from them reached Salem friends from San Francisco. -f - Mrs. A. T. Wool pert .left yes terday afternoon for Boise, Idaho, where she goes to be the house guest of ifrer eiater. Mrs. T. A. Fujjate. She will also join her the annual : Christian "Epdeavor convention. I 1 The girls of the T. M. T. M. 1 class of the Jason Lee H E. church give . delightful Valen tine farewell parry In honor of one of- their members. Miss Georgia Albee, at the home of Miss 4lulah Fanning. 1090 Les lie street," Friday evening. The rooms were beautifully decorated with 'red and green streamers, valentines taad red hearts. . Par ing the evening games and muBlc were, enjoyed by a large number of guests. At a late hour re freshments were served. A bas ket ,of holly - . with red hearts formed - a ' pretty centerpiece. TLoe present were the Misses Georgia Albee. Marion Roberts Esther Davis. Josephine Seymour, Doris Miller. .Vera. Kezer. Adille Persons. Blanche Sutton. Beulah Panning. 'Grace .Tyler. Catherine Ppmberton. .Edith Haw ley. Leah Fanhing. Inez Tyler, Martha Hawley. Iois Tyler. Sybil Smith. Irma Fanning, Mama Auman. and the Messrs Cecil Shortwell. Harry Scott, A Ivin Rook stool. Ed War ten, Carl Miller, Vernon Tyler, Albert Warren. Lyle Perrlne.. Sherwood Auman. Edgar Brock, Keith Lyman. vVirgll Perrlne, Ed win Edward and James Reed. also the arriral in Salem Tuesday J mother. Mrs. E. N. Fugate, and of Mrs. Alberta McMurphy, wor- her sister Miss Grace r ugate. wno thy grand matron last year,-who have been spending the winter came up from Eugene. remain- in Boise. Mrsr Woolpert will be ing over until Wednesday. Pre- awa aooui a monin. vious to the departure f the -With All Cheese. Dishes, fZior lunches sappers; special occasions.. For rarebit instead of toast, because they're richer and daintier and for toasted cheese they're incomparable. Snow Flakes, are truly a unique , soda water, Jvfadcirorn finest ingredients nv modern, sunny bakeries. Their wnoiesome k (ness nd .invarif ble iteshaest I will delight you. ' At your grocers. 4 In ted pacli - Mgcs and tunily tin- ' Friends , of Mrs. W. Al Jones wiUv be .glad Jo know that both she and her young daughter. Ro salie, and, her .sister, Miss Mabel Creighton "pi Portland. are ex pected to be out of quarantine this week, after their prolonged illness. --Miss Lillian Holdane, who baa- been spending several months in I 'aiem leit yesteraay tor Atoeria. Canada, where she has accepted a rJosition. Previous to her de parture Mrs. C.-W. Laflar enter tained with a dinner for her pleasure, arranging the affair for Tuesday night. Covers were laid for Miaa Hoi dane, .Mr. and Mrs. Western Houghton. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Laflar. Mr. and ' Mrs.. Victor He Kenzie, Archie Holt and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lariar. WOCLl XOT IM WITHOUT IT Ypu dn atop a common cold ,lt you act ntttmptly at the first sign of sneezln ; and chilliness, hoarse ness, tickling throat or coughing. Just, take a dose of Foley's Honey and-Tar Compound. It is effect ive and pleasant to take. Harry IwNetf. Price. Hill, .Cincinnati. O.. knows' it is good for long-standing coughs and' colds, too. He writes: "I had a very bad cough for almost two years. I have taken bottles of Foley's Honey ana Tar and am almost well. I simply wonld not do without it In the house.' Sold eyerywrhere. opitted taaT-J , 1 " " if V y hCygy life !K"w7 ;! P C. n. CHOCOLATE ECLAIRES ! liailV - ill BEVmilGNSCF Km Pie Story oi a Hcnsyxnoon so they won't have any difficulty in making it out." The Secret In Madge's Keeping. "But will they have "Time to look at the thing carefully?" Dr. Pettit quer'ed practically. "I thought you meant to trap them when they come for the paper." We all looked at Lillian In quiringly. "There are two women that I .mean to account or," she said grimly, "but I think it will be wise to. let, one at least of the others provided there are more than the two women come im agine he gets away clear. Of coure, he will be followed, and It is highly desirable that he take this pretended copy along with him. Whichever of them gets this will., of course watch the chance to slip It to some accom pliee, and I. for one, shall be sure the chance Is given, whether It be the night we trap tbem or later "I see," Mr. Drake's eyes gleamed, and -I knew that he ap proved Lyiian's scheme for lead ing to plotter higher In author ity, more securely concealed than Grace Draper. But he made no further comment, simply saying as he held np the original paper once more: v "Now for the wind-up." -lie. struck the match, lighted the paper, and. dropping it Into a samll ash receiver, watched it burn, stirriag the- ashes that no fragment of writing should re main, i ' : "Now. Mrs. Graham he bowed to me half-mocklngly, half eeriously "It is distinctly up to you." "But.2 I protested, startled, there are four, of .you who have memorized the original formula." "Yes. with no disparagement to any of, us, I wouldn't be-afraid to wager that no one of us can give the absolutely correct rendition with no fgure nor character or transposed in a wesk's time. We've done all we humanly can do to safeguard It in the .case . of any accident to you. but please take care of your self, for this momentous secret rests almost entirely upon that fortunately uncanny memory oi yours.: We were all silent I awed to breathlessness by the responsibil ity thus thrust upon me. But as he had silenced us. so . Allen Drake roused us with his next words. "Where did you pick up that Malay naif-caste of your. Gor don?" he asked with seeming care! esn ess yet we all realized there was a purpose behind the apparently aimless question. (To be continued) THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN Governor Returns Many Bills With Approval Governor Olcott has signed the following bills: H. B. IV, McFarland Great ing a state game commission. H. B. 7. Allen Relating to pe titions for citation in sale of property by; executors and admin istrators. II. D. 11. Childs Relating to collection ot taxes against certain , personal property, II. B. 20, Hyatt Relating to power of court to obtain additio nal jurors. I' H. B. 87, Sloan Granting cer tain powers to drainage districts and declaring an emergency. S. B. 3S, Hare Relating to ob taining money or goods by false pretenses. I S. B. ll?,Fatterson Defining elementary school and elementary teschers training conrsea. 11. iMoaer Relating and defining tne powers and untie of the state; board of control and declaring an emergency. S. R. lSl.jLachmund and Stray- er Making l tb state land ooara custodian of securities in which lis tunas a re. invested. . - S. R. 16$. Hare Authorizing the- warden of the state peniten tiary und?r'the direction of the governor." to employ paroled con victs at the prison wood camp. S. B. 200, Upton Relating to tax levy for: school purposes. S. B. 203. Edwards Relating to powers and duties of public library boards. S. B. 94.. Joseph Fixing salar ies of Multnomah county officials. S. B. 167 Moser Relating to attachments S. B. 211: Norblad Providing or capturing and killing seals and sea lions. ')JEa1rLt0lUE,TOi ) I MM) - 0 imaTAc7AaTOi co a f 1 !!!1bi i " .... ' ATTENTION MOTHERS I Dr. W. C Waldo will siire a free' lecture on structural defects in children and their effects, at ; . . .. ,, t 2 p. m. today, Commercial Club Auditorium W ... : ' ' r 1- i l JRaciic Coast Biscuit Co. . - ; iwJEMli .i 1-i.xiii---' .' TT TOMORROW FRIDAY You 'cannot afford to miss this big, event The two 'Headlrners" for tomorrow -1 Ladies' and Misses' POLO COATS PONGEE in tan and blue Polo Cloth, i length," and Al workmanship, f , Opportunity Daj 95 .You will aye at .least $5 . on these garments t v -r. OPPORTUNITY DAY SPECIALS in, practically every department Mrs.;Ellen Aipinwall of Brooks Is spending the week in Salem as a guest at .the home of Senator ArM. La rollett. Mrs. Olive Metcalf Hand, for merly an instructor In the Salem blah school, arrived the first of the week from Berkeley. Cal.. where she has been visiting her sod. Ray Metcalf. who la employ ed as a research chemist. Mrs. Hand .Is. Ming .eptettained for a f&w tav n the ruest or Mrs. uon t asa for cracrn p j Kuntz. Since leaving Sa .uv SNOW FLAKE 1 lem she has made her home In . 1 .a . i . lt ... ABiona. wnere n i retary to Rev. Mr. Heist, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal chqrch. The PJillodorians of Wlllam. ette university will hold an open meeting this afternoon In their hall. Inviting as guests all the alumni in the city. ' ' The. Capital ' Business conege announces .another -number on their1 aeries of dancing parties. the affair to be .given in Cotillian ball Friday night. This is the third dance 4jl .winter, and is for students,! faculty, alumni and friends. ' -- - At the annnal election of offi cers of H)e,Wpmn'a Mission cir cle' of the Flrst .Baptist cnurcn. held the last of the . week, the following were -ehQsen: Mrs. O. B: Neptune,' president; Mrs. W. T, -Milliken. viee president: Miss Mina Gile. treasurer, and Mrs. H. E. Hewitt aecretary. The offlcUl vejiurch year does not begin until April, the end of the year being marked by an open -meeting - March 11, which will be in the nature of a mis sion play put 'on In the evening by the ,B.earan:i chapter oi me World Wide guild. Mrs. F. E. Jackson of Portland returned o her home In Portland yesterday after visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs. Charles F. Elgin. Mrs. Everett. Craven went to Portland .today to meet Mr. Cra ven. who Is returning from a aev etal weeks' tour . in .eastern pre vcm and Waahinzton with the Willamette 'University Glee club. Mri and Mrs. Craven win vtsu In Portland for a few days be fore returning to Salem. - Mr! and Mrs. W. H. Prunk spent the. mid-week with Mrs. Prunk's parents. Mr. and Mrs.: Charles C. Cooler, at Concomiey. . ir it ,- . Mrs. H. Fordvee ; returned the first of the week to ner nome in vnrtiand after visiting at the born of lra. H.' L. Clark. She mt from Corrallls where she had been the guest of her son in-law and daughter. Mr. ana Mrs. Edward L. Clark;' who ac corn panted her to Salem, remain Injs.untir Sunday nignt. , M las Florence Witham of Ever ett. Wash., is the guest or aira i. H. Com D ton ana airs. ti. v, Compton. - ' - M Donald Allison. Leonard Chad wick and Miss Olive Barnard, ac companied by Mrs. J. E. Allison nent Friday and Saturday in Corvaliu; going -as legates 4o 4 Wonderfal Roxmasoe of Married life WondcrttdJi-ToM by ADKT.B GABXCXSOH CHAPTER 824 Mow IstheRi tYoiir M Silk and Uuen , A heavy weight,. ; excel lent quality, formerly sold at $2.00 . per yard. Opportunity Day l WHY ALLEN DRAKE SAID TO ! ! MADGE "IT'S UP TO YOU. - "Well. I think you're letter per feet now. Are you ready for the burnt offering?' Allen Drake leaned back in his chair.. and his keen eyes from -be neath their long, womanish eye lashes clayed over us qulxzically Lillian, my father. Dr. Pettit and I were seated before him use so many pupils in a school room, and I. for one. .was as glad as the av erage -schoolboy la supposed to be that the ..task of the evening was. done. . - - ' . Wo had committed to memory the seemingly meaningless code. which yet held so much of mo ment to the nation. -I, because ot the unusual trained memory I harDoned to j possess." had mas tered It npon the first reading, but-1 had through courtesy and necessity -waited ,for the others. Mr. Drake calling upon me ire fluently to confirm or to correct the other -recitations. Ostensibly this was to heln them, but in real ity I was sure it was intended io test my memory again and again for his own assurance. "Not only ready, but eager to AO the last of that bit of paper. my father jreolied. VThe fear or its .falling into the enemy hands has obsessed me for many months. Mr. Drake twisted the bit of rice paper. Then-he took a match from his ppeket. . "Pardon me, . Lillian inter posed, "but rethought you had planned to- plant a decoy paper in the other house. Shouidn t it look as nearly like this one as possible? "By Jpvel" Alien orace ex claimed ruefully, dropping the match and smoothing out the nit of paper, "I actually forgot all about that. Any rice paper simi lar to this arOund?" He turned to mr father with the .query. A Recipe for hop Suey.' 'Got the identical thing right bAre." - my -father . - anawerea DromoUr. -"Wlven my friend handed me t&at written sneei jubi before his dftath.it was wrappea In a number of similar pieces. wnicn -i nave always preeru. He took from the key,ring he always .Ineeps .upon bis person curiously shaped key, and cross ing th room J) unlocked a neav-llv-bound iron box. and from a smaller box took the pieces of rice spacer and -handed them to Mr. Drake. . "Good!" that eentleman re sponded promptly, and than as. he nread them out noon the lime table before him a smile like that of ft mischievous , boy overspreao his face.-. "I'd like to see their faces when thev realise what this is." he said Then .for a- few moments there wan silence In the. room while we watched his sure, skillful, almost womanish fingers .transcribing minute characters noon a blans; niaoA nf rice naner. "TW!" he ald. when he had finished. "There's the best recl ne for genuine Chinese chop suey I -ever .knew, And the directions fn. . matlnr it Ar described to the minutest deUIL And .the.cl pherls an. old one of their own leves 'hit Time oiiey $1,000,000- -8 Per Cent Five -Year Gold Notes Portland Railway, Light and Power Company ' - Dattd March 1, 1J21 Due Slareh 1, 192G ' . . : ' ' TITLE & TRUST COMPANY, PORTLAND, OIIECOK. TRUSTEE List of Banks and Com . pany Offices Where Subscriptions May Be Made Portland, Orafoa I '. H. Nat tonal Bank. jdd A Tilton Hank. 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