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Rehearsal for the local Whltf
ncy Boys ehorns are progressing
satisfactorily. There are f some
talcntkj -singers .among the-local
toys anf they uari JSctag Jrained
- In special choruses to appear with
the large cnorns,. of 1700 that Is
ctiming tothe arf Qctobe JL
The next rehearsal will be held
at the armory tonight at,. 7:30
and all boys bjfcjreern, ifeAJgeOt
Salern School of Expression
; 14? N. Commercial Street
RE-OPEN3 SEPTEMFEB 20th
Lulu Rosamond Walton, Director.
' Phones 1484-J and 692
Fresh Stock
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Sf one Jan
Fruit Jan
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wAl gAhLsdorf
135 N. Liberty Phone 67
TWClrcIsi US.lf-Adja.tia. It
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wmkt and am otha ami tinea."
yqur dealer can't get it send
actual bust measure, name, ad
dress a SI. 50. We'll send the
Circlet prepaid. Sizes 34 to 48,
Nam Hygianio-Fashioa Institute
120 E. 16 St. Yet k PfB Mf
6 and 21 are Invited to be pres
ent. '
O. E. Crossman of Snohomish,
Wash-, Is expected to arrive today
for a week's visit at the home of
hla sister, Mrs. S. McElnea.
Mrs. B. J. Mayhood, a cousin
of rir. C ,H- Robertson, was a
weeh-end guest at the Robertson
horned Mr. Mayhood, who Is con
nected with the work of the in
terstate commerce commission,
has recently been .stationed at
Ner York where they will make
their home.
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Lyie Bartholomew left Satur
day for Eugene to again take up
bis work at the University of Ore
gon. This Is Mr. Bartholomew's
senior year and his popularity is
evinced by the fact that he la
president of the student body.
Mrs. J. W. Moore, formerly of
Woodburn, now making her home
at 1083 Oak street, entertained
Thursday afternoon the Wood-
burn chapter of the P. E. O.. of
which she is a member. Mem-'
bers of the Salem chapter Invited
were Mrs. B. J, Miles, Miss Laura
Grant and Mrs. Gerald Yolk.
Charles, Robertson, son of Dr.
add Mrs. C H. Robertson, . will
leave the latter part of the week
for Portland where he will enter
the Oregon medical school.
Mr; Robertson baa completeed
three tyears of work at the Uni
versity of Oregon, of which the
Oregon medical school is a
branch.
Governor and Mrs. Olcott and
son Chester, with R. B. Goodin
and Richard Goodin, returned on.
Sunday from the Round-Up at
Pendleton. The trip was made by
motor. While in Pendleton they
were gue3ts of Dr. and Mrs. Wil
son D. McNary.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Wilson,
Mrs, A. M. .Wilson and Mrs. Alee
Powers of Lebanon are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mc
Elnea, at the Court apartments.
Mf. Wilson . is proprietor of the
Lebanon hotel.
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Homer Alspaugh of Van Wert,
Ohio, was a week-end guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Davies, 941 North Cottage street.
Mr. Alspaugh left yesterday for
Seattle from where he will short
ly leave for home. On his trip
west Mr. Alspaugh , stopped at
I many places of interest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Can field and
Mr., and .Mrs. P. E. Fullerton re
turned Sunday evening from a
motor trip to Pendleton where
they attended the Round-Up. They
report a delightful trip.
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Dr. C. H. Robertson and son.
Charles, are expected to return
early this week from a deer hunt
ing expedition in southern Ore
gon. Miss Ruth Johns Is spending
some time in Portland as the
guest of Mrs. Frank Harmon and
Miss Joselyn Foulkes and is being
widely feted. Miss Johns will sail
October 12 for the Philippines
with her father, C. A. Johns and
her brother, Charles A. Johns, Jr.
Portland Telegram.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Draser
enjoyed a trip to Pendleton last
week, the Round-Up being the
chief attraction. They returned
Sunday evening.
Mrs. O. L. Martin left Sunday
evening for Lebanon where she
has been called because of the 111.
rtess of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Eoff motored
to Pendleton for the Round-Up.
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MY HEART ID
MY BH
Adele Garrison' New Fh
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 179
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Pickford Divorce Record
Filed in Supreme Court
CARSON CITY, Nev., Sept. 26.
A record of the trial court's pro
ceedings in the action brought by
the Btate attorney general to dis
solve the divorce of Mary Pick-
ford and Owen Moore motion pic
ture Btars, was filed with the su
preme court here today as part
of an appeal against the quashing
of. the action by the lower court.
The record contained 107 pages.
Under the supreme court rules the
appellant has 10 days in which to
file..h's findings of error by the
lower court. The supplementary
briefs must be within 15 days and
the defendants answering brief
within 30, days thereafter uale33
continuances are . granted for
eaWse. "' :' . ; - "'. .
4 t-wr-ca virrroRY AND
DICKY'S SURPRISE
1 UiU vTt a
time over the telephone withj"-
tle Mrs. Durkee, wnn a
"Yes. it is ready," I snapped .UP
my voice sound offended. I Bfc"
ed her to hive tnat to worrj
(. minntA or two which must
vianna nff)r I Could see her.
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-t .on nwnntairs. aua
skimmed over the lawn lying oe
tween the two houses wltn"
lerlty I had not suspected I pos
sessed. The side door of
houss was open except for tne
screen door which I could see was
unlocked. I rang three 'J0'
sharp rings, always my signal
Mrs. Durkee, then, as was my cus
tom, opened the door without fur
ther ado and made my way up tne
stairs to her room.
I heard her voice In a Prlmf
murmur before I reached tne
door.
i "No, Alfred, dear, don't ask
me," Ehe was saying. "Go OJJ
with Leila. Don't let me spou
your enjoyment. I shall he er
fectly all right."
"But. mother!" Alfred Was ex
postulating worriedly as I knock
ed lightly upon the lintel of
half-opened door, and witnoui
farther ado pushed It farther
open and crossed to my litue
friend's side. .
"I'll see to your mother, i
said crisply. "Please go over
with Leila at once. Katie 13 hav
ing seven distinct kinds of P"8
about her dinner. Get everybody
together just outside of the dining
room. Dicky is planning a MS
surprise of some kind you know,
and wants it to burst upon us ail
at once. I'll be there almost Im
mediately. Please hurry!" t
Madge Takes Charge. - r
I flung the last words larpa
tiently over my shoulder as I bent
over my little friend, who waa ly
ing back in a rocking chair wltn
every appearance of suffering. I
think Alfred, who knows his mo
ther's little foibles very well, al
though he never betrays his
knowledge, was only too glad to
leave her to mo. I cast a furtive
glance after him, saw him seixo
Leila who', troubled and reluct
ant, was standing just outside th9
door by the arm and hurry her
down the hall. I waited only un
til t, was sure they were r out' of
earghot before beginning nrytfm-
Pign against m mtr i,ih..
you mtle fraud!" I
Said With enrf.. ! . 7
wft. " . raeiruneni, oui
Jith underlying grlmness that I
fhitT Sb.e woal1 rwognixe. -If you
ZxT , K01B 10 et you spoil
rh nZ v,"17 "ou nTe another
h;S. C'ng as Dicky saya.
"ere! I brnnrht tn. ..
me it ia shoniiit.i. . . .
ren?ve a headacho mA 5
L ;rLthere are lenty t couch-
r? wur nouse. Unt h the a
.r"6 ot this dinner
yon Ye en tn k . . ,
-h.e?r fac and eyes thafa
waya oo when my head
acbes and come along."
The Surprise Disclosed.
-"ThL8. '"J,rnIcn 1 held out to her.
was a kind of pellet prescribed for
me long ago by Dr. Pettit when 1
sunenng trom nervous head
aches. I knew that if she were
really suffering It would relieve
ner, and if she were shamming, as
l more than half - suspected, 'it
would not hurt her.
"Will it . . ...
Madge?" she asked with a pathet
ic querulonsnes that appealed to
me even whil !t irritated me. .
I m sure of it," I said flippant
ly. "Because heartaches are us
ually nothing but Indigestion,
vome, Where's a wash cloth or do
you prefer some powder?"
"But I look a fright," she pro
tested weakly and I knew that
my battle was won.
"You'll look worse if you don't
hurry." I retorted, snatching a
powder puff and a mirror from
her dressing table.
"I'll give you 30 seconds to
primp," I said.
"You're ju?t awful, Madge,"
she replied, daintily applving the
powuer puff. "Hut I suppose i
ought not to spoil your dinner.
But I never thought of it In thai
way. and it Just seemed aa if i
couldn't "
"Never mipd that now, j said,
bringing her a glass of water, and
standing over her relentlessly un
til, she had swallowed the pellet
I had prescribed. "Xow. tuck
your arm in mine so fashion, and
come along."
; We found everybody gathered
in the 'living room outside the
closed dining room, ana there was
a general shout of relief when we
appeared. Only Leila Fairfax's
face remained vaguely Bhadowed.
"Now, let the show begin!" Lil
lian chanted.
Dicky, holding Junior ! perched
upon his shoulder, pat his hand
upon' the knob of the door.
"Now you'll see a 'birthday
present!", he boasted. "None of
your rattles and balls ''and silver
disguises in mine."
He threw open the door, and wo
trooped in to see in the midst of ;t
pile of other toys an immense
rocking horse,- almost as tall as
Dicky himself a magnificent.
Costly toy, suitable for a child of
five! .
(To be continued)
SEPJKMIir
Rowe System of Scoring is
Discarded After Three
Heats at Columbus
Ha r.mt knA Xflllfa . trwla
had divided the first two heats.":
Roger C. was supreme in tne
2:11 pace and made the second
winner for Palia. . :
Binks is V man to be trusted t
Buggs Trusted? VVhy. ' rath
er. I'd trust him with my We,
. JqSCs-Oh..yea. hut wllla any
thing ot value, I mean. London .
Jaggs-r-ssyy do ym - think -Ideas; 4.;yvti;J i,.r?'W.j
.COLUMBUS, Sept. 26. Septi
mus Palin, Indianapolis driver,
was the principal winner in to
day's grand circuit program of
five class events, two of which 1
were started Saturday. The Rove)
system or scoring was used fori
inree neais and then discarded
Palia won with Wanda Mav
and Roger C. and was third with
Kokomo George, all pacers.
Wanda May was back in Sat
urday's part of the 2:15 pace but
she had command in both hat
today. Kokomo George stood a
good chance to win the 2:04 pace
ontll Senator Wilkes sot by him
on the stretch in the fourth heat
Peter Daw handily won the
final heat of the 2:13 trot, be
gun Saturday, and thus became
a double victor durins the meet
ing. Charley Rex of the same
sraDie was in the 2:05 trot that
Peter Coley captured after Nata-
The six-hundredth anniversary
of the, death of Dante ha3 been
celebrated. H6w many times M ,
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