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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING; MAY 21, 1922' T
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!; vVomens Activities
Hy MARCUKRITE.CLEKSON
Salem Folk to v
j Pose in-Living
, Pictures Named
Mrs.
Ada ( question f taking her o dinner Dicky .stretcbed- tlmself la &
lounging chair, tad took out a
The names of S7 Salm persons
who -will take .part In the living
pictures to be displayed the tec
ond night . ot the May Festiral
were announced .yesterday.
Home for Children;
Wallace Unruh. ' . I and the theater 1 . am not sure
11:40 Address, "Influence ot I that I wouldn't Jump at the
American U'nmon nn fha ' W T I .hn n i a mndel.' that Eirl
Commerce;11 The Jler.; Harry K. j East. iter. J, J. Randsaker. ' hasn't the lirtt qnaliUcat'on. Her
, 12- Adjournment. I lines areni right, nor her hanas
.rnaar, r, L. Jbm S. IDS! 1 nor feet and sne'd never t"
Mrs.' Ida 6. CallhA." nresident. i hew to nose she's taught school
Beaullr I presiding:. 1 ' " " A to long, been too much absolute
1:30 -Call to order. VioUn i boas --she might try to make net
Tucker, representing Tillamook
churches; Mrs. S. W. Conover.
music America, , the
J Response to 'addresses of wet- J olo. "Feremade, ( Drela) ,' Kd
come Mrs. ,Viniam 111, Rose- wjn Koch. Final resolution com-
burg.- :L I mittee report
muscles obey, but sbe eouldn t
she Isn't plastic enough. Aside
from those two qualifications.
either of which fs absolutely es
sentlal for a model, she's perfect
ly all right"
Dicky's volte was heavy with
. i
sarcasm. I knew He meani 10
' Greetings of tal6. president 2 Club reports.
Mrs. Ida B.;;CalIanaiw- v . Delegates .from .tb Salem, Wo-
Music 'Ataerica. r-.j ,: r men's club to the convention are
9:30 .-,. ?xn. Reception Kill J Mts. C C.;Clark, president Mrs,
Kara flnb. "?"..' - . ' ' . J I 'Will lam Everett Anderson: retlr-
Tbe, committee ' la'charee bad I trai. A'ar iif-V i iofl in nresldent- Mr: a ' v. Afarrns.! nrfwiv muthimr. nd I tried to
elected a group "of famous pic-1 Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, preslrHlrs. F. ,B. Southwfck. Mrs. J. I keep my secret joy out of my face
iures representing leading schools I dent, and. Mrs. . Collins EaklnJ, 1 JBarrett and Miss Dorothy Pearc. and to look properly impressed.
v. .uu mcnjiaying cuos-iyice president, presiding.
JlMt0" " " 8:30-irglstrkon.t
'the figure InMh'e pfctare has ar
ranged td stagV an exact repro
auction Ottttfrptctdre with living
;figi1res.V'V:':Hn . pr
These liYlng pictures .are being
giTen, according tb the commlttee
In charge lor, the educational and
artistic benefit; 6f hecommunlty.
I;
9 Call ' to-rder.' J Invocation,
The Rev. C I Dark. , Community
singing. : -V
9:10 -Appointment :of commit
tee on rules, - -
- 9:15 Reports ot officers;
president, secretary, 'correspond
ing1 secretary treasurer, auditor.
CreaV'crr; Reports ot
- fu . I standing committees; Chantsn-
uiane me pictures exact as to de-l " , ; .., .
t tails. The committee Mrs. J. M.
.Clifford and Miss; Elizabeth Lord,
ln charge haa , gone tto treat
j-pains to make all properties used
in putflng- on the pictures exact
. ly as the colored copies of the pic-
i urea sro . . - r i : jv j.
Delegas from Etoktf , formerly j , rm awtnlly sorry, Dicky."
the ANorth,.alm Women's club ,m meetlr "Bnt really I did-
are Mrs. Mason Bishop,' president
and airs.: Frank Purrlne,
HOLDiriB 1 1SBO
qua, federation extension, Indian mrypi a-rfnFJQ nP A WIPF
welfare. -Report of credenUal nc CH 1 ,UHa U"' A " Irt
committee . ',;'.., '
11:5 0 Local announcements.
1 2 Adjournment w Luncheon
served at church headquarters.
Soloi "Blow, Winter "Wlds.' (J.
Thi SalenrtaeiC'-wamen and 8,irnt' ,ohtt
. ,.,r..- I frf . k . ' a .
n't mean to annoy you. It a
started at the merest Jest
admired her costume immensely
and told hr so. She laugrhingU
said she would like to hare
Friend Husband's approval, and
I told her that you would, proba
bly want to put. her on a cover.
"And then? she made an alti
tude record.8 of course," my hus
band 'replied with n touch of ar
rogant commonplace In his voice
which 1 resented,, but " which
knew was justified by his exper
ience. "Wish I had a five-spot
for every girl 'who has tasked, to
THE WAT DICKY BROUGHT! ro on one of my magazine covr
UP "AN UNPLEASANT -SUB- ers. We'd circle the world h
JECT "! - - : I lnxnrv the rest of our days, old
Adele OarrIon,s New Phase of;
CHAPTER 28
gar be knows that "I love to
have him smoke when he's calk
ing to me, and he had talked him
self into a gtod humor "there
isn't one girl fn. a 'thousand, bet
ter say a million,-who has ail'th'
qualifications of a perfect model.
The .only absolutely perfect one
ever knew begging your par
don, my dear, for bringing up an
unpleasant subject was the Dra
per. Gad! that girl had every
thing down to the last bone of her
mtle finger, and -vitality! She
could keep a pose v longer thi$i
anybody I ever saw.
l ve, got a book on nim that
-I'm tempted to turn back, dimply
because I cant find anybody to
fit the. test! " If dear Grade
weren't deep1 In Ta dungeon-cell
I believe. I'd send for her, eya it
. . . . .
i osa ,.io inrow a roraon' ot po
lice around" the studio to keep , her
trom starting a revolution If-she
happened to think ot if ;
(To be continued)
GUlingham Do yon fcev4ve ia
heredity?
Wagner Of- course I do! Why,
I've got one of the brightest boys
you ever saw. " v
BAD COIX FOC?n
CASTLB ROCK. ... Wash., May.
19. -Sam Roake, Jr., while spad
4afl a- Jt'-. o '. . J"! V.J . . i ' t ,.v . J! f .
Ingvln Ws!ide!Cncow4;-.:i
pile , tlS4 sllver ; d oil ara A
rested, can Indicated V iW
been nricd?i if.' Mr. Roake coW
bt when he took them to a storo
hi IdlscWered Ihey-er;t6t-r
' Otw Ho wlni 1 ;
children -who wUl appeaf -ln the I ednesday P.' May 31,1922 r Bess Dean's parUng- words tron-l tXtir
pictures are as fouows: : u c rbled me not at all. I felt that i
Miss Teresa Albrlch-Mrs Ida I an Mrs. William Bell, vice pres
'Babcock, Mrs. Asahel Bush. Miss Went, presiding..
Catherine Carsonliss, Genevieve j l Cars to Lake Lyle hotel.
Deranleau, Miss Leohlo Deran-J 2i Arrive at Lake Lyle.'
lean, miss Margaret Heenan, Mrs. 2:15Call to order. Cqm-
.raui Hendricks, Miss Mary,Iron3.1 mnnity sineln.,
' vvu, imifc ' r ine aris aepari-
had come nt I victor In a situs-1 Dicky Reminisces.
tion which might ' have bred un
pleasantness for mo. Even the J The xrds were a reminder of
frown to which Dicky treated me! the thing which sets Dicky apart
as soon as the door closed after! from most husbands, save: those
our visitors failed to disturb me I who are fellow-artists, musicians
In the least- In faeC it rather or actors, and makes unusually
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,,Willis Long, Miss Pauline Patter- hraent. Mrs. Collins Elklns. ore- elated me, for It showed that hi$ I difficult the wifely task of man
son. Miss Katbryn. Ravage,. Miss siding, ; Lecture, "Notable Writ-1 Jealous dignity sot, his own opin-J aging or holding him tho fact
.cnwaoDauer, airs. Jonn U..Site8. 1 crs f Oregon." -Miss Anne Shan-1 ion which I had jostled meant l that countless suly women, of an
Miss Florence Smith, TMrs.'F. D.Lnoa'.Monroe;- J ,-' : 'jfar more to him than the unde-l degrees of pulchritude and purse,
Thlelsen, Miss Eugenia Zieber.l 2:25-4:25 American eftixen' niable attractions of Miss Dean I beseige him by letter and person
Messrs. Francis Alley, Edward! Bhip department Mrs. Lee Dav-pn her new spring outfit. . I al Interview for the chance to be
Boas, Clifford Deranleau Q. K. j enport presiding. Address. "Thel "For the lore of Lulu, Madge!" I a part ' of .the "girl" illustrations
-De Witt, Albert II. Gillfi, ' A.'B.f Making of an American Citixen," I he exploded as he turned back to I which : are fast bringing him to
Hansen, Edgar Leach; Lyman Mc- Dr. Edward O. Slsson. professor! me after bowing Miss Dean and I the top of his profession.
Donald, John Morltx.-R. H.Rob- philosophy and education," Reed Miss flokombo outwith the.roy- , My. common sense tell, mo to
ertson. ,AldenAdolph, Margaret I college. , - j . I 1 eourtesy which, he knows sol share iRory O'Moore's philosophy
4:25 - 4:4n . . AAlourament. t well " how to use? "What set von I that '"there Is safetr in numbers.
Beach stroll.' Vi ' -'-:':1,pifrtrtHhat'fflshfT)T urging me It reminds me that Dicky -ts far
' 6 Dinner served at Lake Lyls I to have that girl pose for an Ulus- less pt to fall a victim to the
hotel. , I tratlon? I wish you'd attend to charms of some pretty girl than
7 Cars to Tillamook ' . I V0 own affairs for a change and I would a man who rarely saw one.
Evening 8 Music, duet, "Lad- j not try to run mine. You em-1 but when did a young woman
die Buck of Miner Mrs. , Will I narrassea me horribly.
Pettys and Mrs. Lloyd W,'"0d
wards, lecture, "Looking; '.For
ward," solo, "Sonata In 6. Min
or," (Tarlini), Mrs. Betty Myer.
Adjournment ;' -Thursday
A. L, June f , 102?
'! Mrs. Idi B. Callahan, nresident
hrnn anA . Tlnnchioi' '. . T-ohrnn ; I ..(( , '..it
Blue? '. ,Poyh' , Gainsborough ; I r 8:?0-H3aU.'to orders' Invoca-j'l decision lrjevocabrin his dom' andr otfoling blood of tip
ftfllanflnc' th'sKaYe'nioho'Tei-1 tlon.'ihe i Rev' Henry fe. Tucker A mind, not; to irritate him. "Miss proaching-age to.banish jealous,
Quest 8: 35 Club reports: :
v 9:30 Club federation bulletin
report J... - . ? . !
9 : 45-f Report Jofi committee on
Revision, of constitution. ,;
ld:10 Legislation depart
ment. Mrs. Alexander Thompson,
1 4 U J Presiding... , Address, "Her ! Prop-
iil AT Ul LIO.UU. .rtv Rlehts : MbV
' Bell, Janet Green, Jack Harbison,
Winona Putnam.' Mildred Roberts.
Dayton Robertson-, William c Sis-
. son. William Trindle. .- ; 7
The pictures in which f these
-persons will appear are "Eliza-
;beth Currie," Romney; "The Ma-
donna of -.the Chair."; - Raphael;
.Artist's Daughter," ' Titian;
"Laughing Cavalier," Hals;
."Children of Charles' Stnart,'.
Van ' Dykef. "Syridies, of:, the
t Guild." ; Rembrandt: . 'Melon
. eaters," MurrlHo; "Madame Le-
a
'Can
- isfs Mother,'! , WliJstler v
of the Holy Grail," Abby. :
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tStateP.E.O,
-, Meeting to Be
A, Diplomatic, Apology:
'But I .-don't; seewhy, Dicky,'
ever nave common ..sense wnepu
the affections of her husband ar
concerned v She may- pretend to
have, may conceal her Jealousy
so admirably that no one ever
guesses it, but it Is-deep in her
rprbtesled,' careful, however, to j being, a very part of her, ready
keep my voice very meek and j to spring' into- flame at the strik-
conclllatory. J . only wished tol ing of a match. It takes tbe-wB-
costume.Is certainly"
fresh In my memory I am
'Granted, all, of that!1-Dicky 1 even sure of that sedative.
retorted testily.
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BUY
If
High Grade New Furniture
!T m rV TTTT TTV T T 9 Ar li T 7rff
a nii xf n nil iiu rr iyiv.-iI'' i r 'iA v-
Two Sales Tuesday.
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aies iuesaayr. i -;v -vy.; ;
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. Sacrificing the Richier Bankrupt! Stock op itheAilctipn iBlfjcfo;
Be There Tuesday and 'Buy whM Ydu, Needlqp, Tltimri
il .fe
Remember the
Locatiotf
Commercial
' In Charge of
a-
;TIiaAsctic
M 'A,
If It were' a "Funny thing abont- models," mi1". " '"' " ' I l"' ' '- ' " L-' -'' 1 J - -'"
'. ' The state meeting of the P.E.Oi
will be held In Portland Tuesday;
.Wednesday and Thursday. Dele I
. gates from .the Salem chapters of
the P.E.O. VlU ho In attendance.
f Delegates from Chapter O it
Salem will have fourdelegates.
They are Miss Laur Grant, Mrs.
EL E. Fisher and Mrs, E. J. Huff-1 chUdren committee,
erty Rights," ; Miss Celia iGavln,
eity attorney, ;The Dalles, Ad
dress, "Women Jurors and. Their I
Relation to the Oregon : Jury Sys
tem," Mrs. Wf Christian Ahlf.
president' ot Southern . Oregon
Federation: of Women's clabs, :
11:10 Endowment fund, Mrs.
Charles II. Castner, . . . v..t
11:40- Report of crippled
Mrs. ) John
man and Mrs. Harwood Hall alter
nates. Delegates from Chapter
AB are Mrs. Harry Styles and
Mrs. Sam P. Kimball with Mrs.
Frank Klein and Mrs. T. E. Mc
Croskey as alternates.
- The f ifsr date ; announced for
the state 'meeting was for May 22,
23 and 24 but officers in Salem
have since received word that the
meeting will not begin until Tues-
day continuing through Thursday,
May 25. , ' . ,- - r ;:-;
PORTLAND, May 20. Oregon
Van Zandt, Portland. ?
, 12 Adjournment Luncheon,
compliments Tillamook Chamber!
of Commerce. . 'Piano' solo, ,Rig-
oletto," by Liszt, Mrs. Fred
Small. , y :
Thursday, P. 31., Jane 1, 1022
Mrs. Ida By Cailahn, president,
end Mrs, 1 Collirh Elkins'., vice;
president presiding- ; ' . : ' "
'1:30 Call to order. Muslo.1
soprano solo, Mrs. J. P. MaglnnJ.
Club reports, Report of resolu
tion committee V ' , " . V'X
2:40--Press and Publicity de-
State P.E.O. . convention will be I partment, Mrs.-Edith Kn!glitHill,
held In Portland May 23, 24, 25, I presiding. Address, "Helpihs ta
Chapter M of which Mrs. Helen Press to Help the Club," Erie W
Giesy is president,-, to be hostess. J Allen, dean, of school of journal-;
Meetings will be held in Irvington 1 ism. University of Oregon. "
club house. All delegates and visi- 5;15 Applied education Aae;
tors are expected to register, at I partment, Miss Ava B. Milam;
'2: 3D n.m. on Tuesday and In the J presiding. . Address, "Applied
afternoon from 3 to 5, o'clock, Education . In the W!otnents
V " Mrs. A. H. Averlll, 353 East Tenth Clubs," Miss Elizabeth Fox, dean
h' : . .treet North will open her house of .women, .University of 4reg6tt.
1 - tna to be eiven visiting dele- Address, "Conservation of -Ore-
"' eates and all members of the city gon's Natural re80urces,",Xaij-
i Mrs. Edna C. Urownton, oi l ' rrenca, cnairman 01 ccn-
t G rande, state president, will call j servation committee, Carlton Or.
t .Anvoation ' to order at 8 I Address, "Yitaliting Home ' ak-
i ) . .-t;v tumuIiv ftvienlns:; Wednes-1 ng," Mrs. ' Jessie B McComb,
I " day evening,' the program will be state leader and home demonstrtU
eoenrtb the putmeana win 1 wiuwunTCfie,
gon Agricultural college.
tiuo reports. ?
- Evening 8-M usic. , The' Ore
gon ' Agricultural collere Lrcum
club presents in recital Stewart
Wendall Tnlly,- baritone; Hokan
Trnedson,' violinist;. Volney W
Shepard, pianist. V
w Friday A. M Jaoe 2 123
-m Jl o Cars at- headquarters 10
AnnOUnCeCL j uke all who wish to Tlslt cheeso
factories. - : . , .: .
hr an Informal reception
'All members of P.E.O. chapters In
"Portland are urged to attend ars
many meetings as possihle.' 'y ;
.. - ''..' ; r ', --V
Federation (
; Program is
n, . itnd an I Mrs. Ida b. caiiahan, presiocni,
The Pro-am 'or ttr d;MrfclraitalI M '
it
n
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:L--i--iif of the Oregon, Fed
oration of Women's : alubs to
beld It Tillamook. May 30, 31.
June
. Opening - eession.
Christian
" . '-' " -" .,.'e. '
churcn. ritianl renort
and Mrs. C. J. awaru.,.
Ident, presiding.
9 : 15 Call to , ordeT, . Invoca
tion, he Rev. John. Llnenkaenper.
Community singing.
9:30 Club reports.
9:50-Resoluiion committee
8 p.
- 10: 20 Public health;-deparV
ment, 'Mrs. Sadie . On-Dnnbar.
1 nresidlna . Address. .'Chi!d 5td
. irartor. tare," ur. Ksieua jrora. vrarner.
Stewart wenQe" ur,; -MrRea. medical director, bureau ot child
Music wnwi""1' ,
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Invocatloi
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Tuesday morning May 16; two newspapermen sealed in an Aatonx&tic Rcfri;txzlcx;lHe.fclbv;t.
ing articles: , ' 1 - " V ?
, . Milk Butter, Chocolates, limberger; Cheese, Green.Oniopi, SpktdScn; i
Beefsteak, Weinersr Cigars, CiYaretteMJ ' ;
Yesterday at 5 p. m. the seal was broken and the refrigerator opened alter 102 hours-Epcry;!'
Article was as Fresh and Sweet as it was when Placed in tfoRerngerptritiopfa or odcr!
1 appeared in the. food i - ; , . i . ' .
a
1 - OUTSIDE CASE
a rSPfTlALLY PREPARED
INSULATION PAPER - -
- A1H SFACfc T . ,
.SPECIALLY PKEPARIHil !I. "i.
"INSOLATION SAPEii if rK
5 MINERAL WOOL - --
ft.6PEClAlXY PRE1-AREO
1INSULATKN APER i5"1:Si't
7- INSIDE CAPE rv Sl
8- MEIAL UNIN iP ;
50 Pounds of ice was placed in the Refrigerator
Tuesday Morning. 1 11!' pounds remained when it
was opened Saturday at'5 p. raT af ter 1 () 2 hours of
refrigeration.'
THe above facts offer
conclusive proof that
Automatic leads the
' Gome in and be
" convinced.
: t : i i .it'.:
j
invocation "c.. , . i a t
1 t ... ' "f " .... r . :'..,- ' J
ftf xrelcoine vS yBeo.:v-es, !T,U
Addresses
' frmamnnk?
F. health. . '
-Toulton. niayor Ul
I L.-11:20 "W.