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THE OREGON STATEStfAtfl (5UEGON
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FlrSt Christian Chureh 1
Center and . lliitfc rt. J. J; Knm,
mii.iHier. Mi lllvie -Vlitrut-11.. mui..n
ry. Chnrrh . aftrnduF- i nne of tlm
wn.t h.Ii'ful' f;wtr in lifi. lh-atmos-pbtr
of worship ir'hiK! by all Yixit
our liil.li. at-hool'M U:-M nr chm-rti
4TVictB at 11 a. iu. jir.d 1 :;H1 n m. Vim
vrsn Hurt it liFsrty rlcmie, irood mnsic,
a i.rai tiral anl-monv The' ladles' quartet
ond juvenile 'thorn and crai roiirfreca
iDIia! fciiig-inr fell! Piilivn yonr Hpint.
I'do pastor will pek . lnrtJi morning and
etfiuiiK. Tli jnunn- pHnU mm at
:". liood pMrnu luronjdwnt the day.
I 'mne. ;' "- (
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Conri Strat ' CarinUan
' i'ornpr Norib HeTeiteeth ami fnrt
Klreeii. R. U Putnam, Hiinhlf-rj Uible
aU.iol, ft: "i . Olirta Kowktl, nnje
iatendent. A graded .-Wl -iihi rlaases
for all agex. Mrnlag wnrthip. a. ni.;
arrmoii. - The! 124 Prefc-ram." ! Junior,
during ninrtiinf -vor&ip har. nmhf lead
erihiii ot Jlirt llfac Yon Behroa. In
itrnidute t'liristiaa EudeaTor. 5:30 p.
m.; itr. '. Uai-rett. Mipj-rihtrndiiut, -Re-Initir
Kndearor, tt:3il p. m. ETnlitie
VrvU-e, 7:3 p. m.: wnnon. " Ar You
Hum Attain? ' Thnrxday 7;l5 p. to.,
rlirtir rehearsal. t'linrrh arhoot 7:40 to
8 p. m. We iiTit you to worship with
m, and know if you come onre Jou will
tome again.
Kantner. niinislcr. SnniVay xrhnol at 10
u. in. i Willi i lises for all ases : .M . 1. Me-
Callisii'r, nKi.i:int &iip.-rinremient, in
Wi.irtr tl a. m., morning worship, sir
mon HUlij.'ct. "The 1 ni-xliauMiblp 4'briM."
!::; i. in., juiiii; people's meeting. 7:-!0
p. in., iiil.-rt-Minir srrviee with brief ad
ilrrss .iiol iii'tur s. 'I he nii'tures are .1
Mine nho ins of Niaimra' Kails in winter;
The film 1.. -urine the xugifestive title. "The
North Wind' Misofirr' The Ktihjfri of
ailrtrXis. "The Minds' of Cod.' Annual
ntet-iis of the ilinrc'i Thursday, Janu
ary 17. with liiiunal dinner. Every mem
ber of the ehureh should he present, OS
this is a very important meetins.
Central Congregational 1.
South NinpieetHX- -' Harry W. Johnson,
miiiint'-r. Suiulay school and morning
Worship ;it HI :i. in. Yoniij; jieople's
meeting at .:" p. m. I'reaehins and
roiniuaniou Kt-rvU-p a 1 ?,( n. ni."
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational
I.ilierty and (enter .trel.
W. C.
METHODIST
Firrt MeHiodUt Episcopal
fTorner ( kun li and. State utreetn. Hlaine
K. Kirknatfiek, minister, t'l.isi in. etinc.
W:1S . m. in the northeast rorner room.
Sunday school, 9 : 4.'. a. m. ; II. K. Shanks,
Kiiperidtendent. t'ontume your New
Year's resolution by hfinij present this
week. MorninR worship, 11 o'clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. There will he
communion service and reception of new
member. Special music by the choir,
uifdpr direction of 1'rof. T.. . Hobxon,
with I'rof. T. S. Kobcrtn at the oruaii.
Kpworth Ieaie8 meet at f:30 o'clock.
.venin? service, 7:30 o'clock. The re
port ot tbe delegation which attended the
Mrs. Walter llartus, Miiierinteiulent.
Olaskea for all grad's of scholars. I'reach
lUK M'tvice, II a. m., Mibiect. "A I ui
rsal Savior. Liifcw '':li. II. and a;
1'niveraal church. -Vmit. I i ojhi;;
people'?. ervi'es C : ." ami tet Ithnny W i
prtachin- senire. ?:'! f.. in. TrayvM
tin-tiuu with I' . ir. flit'litajul :
.'l!U-. 'I'llt--d .1 i-viMilHi. 7 :-'. ;ill.1 -."Ofc .
r iii il. i t-liai-l, 7 i. ot.. iiii.I jtr.i.vp t
i tiii.r. . :'. ki n-sil.i -veninic.
MY MARRIAGE
PROBLEMS
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. :. . Kly rAUL rORREST
(Adapted rf rorn tlielPatheierialibyl Hal; Roach !
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Makes Her Choice" 4
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I -t- la the midsf of the breaking up J
oft her home, Corinne Grant re-
, celred her last caller. It was Mrs.
Wjnndd Van Scbuylei1, whp made
Corinne an offer to accompany her
jr. to. California in the capacity of
governess t6 her daughter, Ethel
Ai usual, Corinne placed the mai-
I ter before Wong, buj for the first
time her faithful servant failed her.
I His magic bamboo stick was broken
" it was the end. I
k Whether for better or for worse,
I I Corinne was practically, forced to
accept Mrs. Van Schuyler's pro-
4 CosaL Accordingly,, after days of
packing ' and ' more days of ; weari
some travel, Corinne found herself
ia the California home of the Van
Scuylers. . Tbl was kjcated tntsjtt
to.the Rancbo del Harte. owned bv
! CErrttSti Hodge, i lifelong friend of
i CorlnBe'. family. ; He: had i once
wirra m proposal -or 'marriage ' to
1 rTf' Dut after consulUng
,f AVOnci'she had rejfuef Win h
aaoarentlv had no love nr tif 9t
I V- nly sought in a wiftva household
T5. 8. ' -i if
Corinne had hardly, brushed ofl
XhjB .cust frbm her journey when
she had'her first disagreement with
trs.. y8h Scbuvler over the hand.
hngof ; Ethel, who was a spoiled
andiMnnanageable child. I Van
Schayler. only too familiar with
te .temper of his wife and dangh
: tet,- glanced, sympathetically at
f. Corinne and offered her the" use of
j bif horse. ' " - ' '- :f
- She accepted gladly and her
" , volatile' 'spirits quickly responded
w tcv tbeVbeanty of . the surrounding
country.' An such a wonderful
I place,-she thought, anything might
happen but she, was ; unprepared
for what did happen, for turning at
1 a 'shout she saw dashinj? toward
her;- ort . a beautiful horse! .Clint
f -His delizht at seeing her was un-
I thistakable, Corinne, may I hope
tJiit your presence here means that
I yemhaye decided to v become my
I v'; rieae, air. llodge, do not urge
arte, to answer just yet! corinne
bejr'ged, fl have not fully decided.
5 J. They rode awhile together and
thien -Hodge left her,' warning her
ot to rde any further on this part
of-th o rim, as it was dangerous. ' ;
StevfreNorton had served a term
in'i Sao. Qucntia for stealing
ifipdgc'sv cattle. He had long
awaited 'his , opportunity to "eet"
tnrftr 'in reve-ncre T-T and hl
I m wife? eJced out thclf existence ina
' iavern in the side of a cliff of rock.
I . This j elevated r resiaenee" gave
.''.Kbrton a chance to see the sheriff
before the sheriff saw him.
-i i iHe saw H odge' mee tin g with
. Corinne and sot an idea.. He dash-
j . ed 4 up alongside of Corinne and
' rt abbed her horse's bridle. "I
I hearn about you," he leered at her.
Y"'r out here to marry Hodge. He
put me in the pen an' this is the day
, I fiKeer to Kit even. ,
iT .Corinne had no choice but to
mount xhe rope ladder to the cave
and worider what Norton's plan of
action was. What Norton had not
planned on, however, was the j'eal
i odsy of his wife, Jane. Sheiwas so
furious 'that he found it necessary
to) tie . hex up, and while he was at
- j .. tending ' to this inside the .cave,
' Hpd$ei wbo had heard Corinne's
' : cnes for help,' had gone arOund to
j?:. 4 e.rearand come to tbe top, of the
: dragged Xorinne up- the steep slope
j si afetV. ;v 'i-
- ; -Hodg took Corinne on his horse
? title to , his shack, which Corinne
- V recognized as the slovenly' hotel of
jffr'vision in the sands. ' While she
i was promising:. Hodge to .'tell him
t n hn'tit it some daf. their atten-
, Urott was attracted to. a cloud of
, ' 6at coming' down the road, in the
ih inter f which was a battered and
V rattlirig flivver,' chauffeured by a
t V bincho-hustin. cowboy who seem-
1 ed -to be enjoying the joke he had
played jou his elderly passenger m
V cheyin? her request that he take a
9 , wTih led uo and down
''j steep boulder-strewn hills and; over
inay plains. . - ' . .
iThe oassenger was Clint's Jnndj
aliLr. t Connne. she ? hastily
1
jumped
at conciusioM and cmlaax-j
rassed ' Corinne by exclaiming,
Why Clinton Abncr Claypool
Hodee! Whv didn't you tell me
you were going to get married?"
Ana men, npon investigating me
shack. "This is no fit place to
bring a wife you ought to be
ashamed of yourself!"
Her cheeks burning, corinne
fled on Hodge's favorite horse,
Jrancho, promising to return him.
Arriving at the van bchuylers
again, Corinne felt she had enjoyed
enough excitement for one day, but
it was to be otherwise. Mrs. Van
Schuyler overheard her. husband
saying to Corinne, "You don't have
to worry about working, jMiss
Corinne I like you."
, - "I might have xpected itlf raged
the; .infuriated wife, "You .adven
turess " Get out of myjhpuse!"
. Wearily Corinne .mounted
Hodge's horse ' "and "gave hrni the
reins. What did it matter now what
happened to her? But when. some
thing did happen it mattered
deal, forr she ,-ijl in
power again. -
"This timev v won't trie stwav". I aB
he promised and sent her by his
pal to the new., camp to be taken
care of by Jane.
When Jane saw Corinne again,
she hid a 'gun in the folds of her
apron. bo, you're tryin to steal
my man?" she asked.
No. no. vehemently protested
Corinne, "1 want to get away.
Won't you help me?"
Jane, looked into the cirls
troubled eyes and what she saw
there prompted her to thrust the
gun into the girl's hands. "Take
this, she said, an' shoot anybody
that tries to stop you."
In the meantime. Hodee was
alone in his shack, thinking of
Corinne and hoping she would soon
return with his horse. When he
heard the door open he thought it
was she. He pretended not to hear,
wondering what she would do.;
lhen something poked him in the
ribs- and a harsh voice growled,
zou an me is gonna take a walk,
an' one of us ain't comm' back."
Norton relieved Hodge of his
gun. But Hodge saw his oppor
tunity and raised his arm like a
flash. Norto'n's gun went spinning
through the air, his jaw received a
smashing blow from Hodge's fist;
then another. Norton struck back.
It was a terrific fight and Hodge's
face'was torn and bleeding. Nor
ton was too heavy for him it
seemed, as though he could not
make another effort at self-defense,
then the crack of a .pistol, and
Norton crumpled to the floor.
In the doorway, through his
swollen eyes Hodge recognized
Corinne, a smoking revolver in her
hand and his servant, Jedro, stand
ing by her side. Cormne swayed
unsteadily the horror of the thing
she '. had done perhaps she had
killed a man unnerved her.
Hodge sprang into action and
was by her side in a moment, his
arms drawing her dose, to him
Oh. Clint," she moaned, "did I
kill him?"
"It's all rieht. dear. Hellene
able to ride with the sheriff to jaiL"
And ' then, because actions were
sometimes more telling than words.
he kissed her, and his kiss gave the
girl courage.
I ve changed my mind again. .
Ill marry you if you still want
me," she offered timidly.
"And youd be willing to lire
here?
I would be willing to live any-
where with you," she replied, and
then gasped, crushed in his bear
like embrace.
"You darling!" he said, at last
"hut you won't have to live here.
This is. only the boys' bunk-house."
He drew her to the window and
pointed out a smalt but cosy, vine
covered cottage.
That's your home, 'Corinne, an'd
I'm going to make it a happy one.
I was so afraid, dear, that, after the
luxuries of your-father's home yon
would frown on my little place, sa
I put you to this test"' - V- i
"My ,-dear," protested . Corinne,4,
ii isn t your house I love, but you,
and as long as I hare the haven c
your.-arms 1 shall be happy,1
. The End,
Siiident Volunt cr cunvention. which ira
to have been given last week, was post
polled, and will be tievn this .Sunday cve
iiini;. This will be s.rvire of great in
spiration. You cannot afford to mix it.
Thursday exeiiinr. the winter period of
our chiirih uiuhi services will open, with
pnt-l-.ii-k supper at i;::o special hour with
unuiue fratur- , 7: and c lasses at 7 :'MK
coiionn period at M:1.V I'lan to start
III at the l.eirunniit: mid May clear
through. A new section of the World
Serviee volume will be studied.
Jason Lee Memorial
Corner North Winter and Jefferson
streets. Take the N'orlh Commercial
street i-ar to .TeflYrsnn avenue. Thomas
Aebesnn, pastor. I.t-ltiiy Walker, assist
ant in charge -f the Junior church
(services of inspiration and nnlift will be
held at this church on the cumin:; Iiord's
day, and we extend a hearty invitation
In the public to share with us in tne
activities of the day. Sunday school will
convene ;,t ! I." a. in., with three sep
arate department functioning. Mr. '.
.M. Ifol.erts is siuieriiitenderit. assisted laf
Mr. Ilauemanii and Mrs. I. car. Special
iniisie and oilier features will be in iu
lance lit Ihis eKsi,in. Two serviees of
public worihip will be held at the hour
lif 11 o'clock. It v. WaJI-Cr will preach
to the Juui-irs dow us! airs. The pastor
will condd-1 lb- service in the auditorium
for adults. The lipwiirth League v.-ill
convene lor .t. oi inns! meetinjr at i :ilt
p. m. A roil' .iik iiirviiirjtiouat servii-e.
Stranjcers welemned. At 7 . m. ; service
of praise sunt testimony for njnlls. led
by Itro. Joseph ISarber. Service of pub
lic worship and iiraise at 7:J'i p. m , iu
charge of th. p:isl;r. Special music Mid
n aiipropriale mevsasje i.'U lots of (T'o
foil..,, ..nu. w ilt iimke this servi'-e worth
while. Invi'e Jiiur iiei-4lilors to cume
aloiij. Monday' eveniitR. I.eginiiine 1
J-:tO the monthly business meetiiiKH of
the chnrrh will lie held. Tliursday eye
nine ":" 1'- lu"- I"""' 0,1,1 l,,r
-hnrcdeii will convene lor mid week de
votion.ll nt.-.-tUiL'. I not miR.s this hour
of profitable intru' .ii and MUwslup.
Leslie Methodist "Episcopal
South t'ommercbl "d Myers stre't.
rt l.' I'amberiou. naator. Yu are tor-
., ' ii..' iMvite.l in attend the followin?
serv.'ees of ihi efcnr.-l. on Mimbr : S". -dav
school at J .4r, a. ni. : 1-. .
iuperint'-udent. Kpworllt League at b:-.
Morning worship al It o'clock; sermon
...i.:..... '-itow flhrist :mity Keeps the
vi. .,1.1 f,m li.cav.'' Kveuinc meetinsc .t
7 -:ill- subject, "Salvatfoti 1 ree
It's Snurfe." Von' will find a place
ii t . ,..iii,i- where you
. . .I- niov the friendship
. ..n, M.r.le: worship" wit h others who
' .... . n.Urtw t'hrist: b
"ned for better lKinR; find Jiht n,Kn
."" . .i .ii ;,. evcrv wav make
life patna, o" - -. .
the be't use of the Lord's day. We shall
he I est i ' linie, Wlti, s
for the .lay. We believe you
to come again.
"Ot.-e.ntK
Sii nil i v seliiiol. 1 ' a .
Mm' r i n I elide ni . There '
UNITED BPwETHEEN
t'aslie cliai. .-I. nirwi-r oi s.
street an.; Nebraska av.-i.u.-
lhaiiiiaii. pas'.or.
in . I'. Wells.
is a elas lor von ; i-moe ' Morwinc r-1
f.hip. 11 a. in. Christian I . ndc.iv or. I. :."'-
Junior C. I., i.::;". Jreaeinu-. .
Ladi.-s' Aid .-iln. sday .iiieriioon. 1'i.iy . Copyright
cr mecliinr Tlntrsdav i-vrnni". 7 tome
and worstiip w ith . us. - A weic...!.- So all.
AdelA Gurrbton' N-w Pliase of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
b.r Newspaper
Ffvaturo Servlcis. Inc.
BETHANY EEF0EMED CHUBCH
orner of Capilol and Mnriuii streets.
Snnday school. 10 a. in., and I-iil'IisJi
preach mi; service, 11 a. n.. No -evenintf
kerviee. -I. Denny, pastor.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Corner of J-'ifth and (Jaines. SaJibath
Rch.M.l at 1 ::. The.wtnul.r of Ihe use,
"The Christ in u Mi sioiis. ' is I lie' topo-.
YounS people's r.ncliim i-olldlicted byjl-d
Norwood a'. ::?. I'raycr ineetiiiz Weil
liesdav at 7: .in. llrotlier ft- Moran will
(five a sillily on Ihe sati.-luary. I'reach ins;
at I 1 ::'. by the pastor. er 'J" lis
tened to the leeiiu-e last Sunday i-.t 7:-
in The subject for this Sunday will
I..-. 'An
ditiou ii
Keeping : ' '
will e(.lain
new si -roi.i
We Following the liible or 1 r.i
Sabbath Keeping or ' Sunday
At this servic-e the pastor
how ; oil . an t a
in Salem absolutely
hou -
will want
Free Methodist Chnrch
Corner of North int-r and Market
ktreeU Rev. Mortimer C Clarke paMor.
!lsundav school at 9:4.5 a m.: lr- . h
Schut". W-rinlendet , . Clare- for U
' lj 1 1 1 1 1 1' iiu.i.-- -
1 ree.
mil .
Vile. I
Yon move in. IM- pastor move,
lioi.'l fail lo bear it. VU ais- iu
N. I rntseii. pastor.
LUTHERAN
Chri-.t Kv. I.HIiieKn cmrch, Man- and
Li-'lll. entb slreel . (i. Unebler. pastor.- -
Siindav school u Kn'.'li-h at
jlivuie s-riee ill l.eri.ian i
Annual iiieeiiM- al
1:1.
;,i in-::"
in. I .ii
a ill.
a. in.
he ran
topic, ' 111
ill Knylish
ISecpliou
League meets at :...fi p. m.:
His .Steps '' KvfliitiX servo-e
Christ Kinds Arion- Men.
IiieetniK on Th-irsday al 7 p "I. We
.VIU.lv the life of Christ. f.ible -ch.li.l oil
Saturday from '.I to Z a. in. hi r.iiiifers
Mre welcome.
CLAD TIDINGS MISSION .
Court- Mreet. C. S. Johiiii,
pasior. - SitnJav school :il 1'p m. Serv
ices at 'J and H p. m. Mectiil . WVlnes
dav, Thursday unJ Saturday evenuias
We tem-h th- full C.spel ni' salvutwn.
baptism' of the Holy Spirit mid healing
for the kick, (iod has blessed the wortf.
our
rei. so..,-.. i.re-ellt Willi ns
Uieetil.lfN. t oine a 11(1 III- Lord will bles
.,i,u, i:vcryboily invited. ,
EVANQELlCAIi
hemek-eU street. I". W
nnstor. Sermons at 11 a. I
ii. in., by lii-v
church
I.:twri nee.
and 7'::t
Crow il.-r of I no M.-tiiod i-l
i-.ndav school at 1" a. m.: r"'
ward Zimi will have
w . st will lead ihe mil
at t V
everii
I'raycr s
ii-,'; Howard OKen.
Iiar-e.
: iei,.
serv I--'-
lass
I'red Sle
i-' , ineViitC
s Thursday
leader.
t,l ll.hle 'ass meets lne
We are studyinB th Flood
of U.bel this week J I ray -Uursday
evening at 7.a.
sues anil ase- V;, , i ' l5- R-v.
a .-in ( lass meeun ni !-.. v
11 r. i.t!,l llihle class meets Tnes
day at : s
.n.i ihi Tower
er meeting V.he nator' sermon Snn
The subject oi in i'--,
Tti. Sheen's Jour-
ner with His &nhc?'.. win be the
w: " wiU rece,ve
riSST PEESBYTBKLOI
. ... . wif. I.ii2 " uastor
, wwfl m "J Ti . ni The Lora a
Pi served'- "The' Lord I.
lav
Lone will
"r.'7". u.I..Ainer." Iiv.oui'l"!'-
uivme "':";:, j -i ottnuu li
ra.. V' v,,ved "The uor
rnf'V tl be aun by.tl
Kxaltcd, W J1"1' uurletto Long '
choir, trangclino our i ,
n riivme Kedeeuur, ";,V..-
areai ga W?
to ltorjoa's t SSt
. . .. .--j VnAaaxnr soeieii.. '.,'.!,
Pr a-TCt. The Student
, '"-"-.; cently held H
volume-" -m,rted by Jits "e
dianapolU will do repom . ch.pi-a.
rnomuwu -;; .- mt ne
a, r, - 1
6 p. m.,
meeting 01 " '
CHUECH OF THE NA2ARENE
N'i.elenllii and .Maru-ll slri-el-..
How-trd liavi-, j'.istor Sunday
u l U It. Il.irdv. sii'ii-rinl
Cliissi s for all. rn-nch nit', I 1
7 -'.lo n. m. Na.:ire:i- . 1'.
W'.-dnes.biy 7. '-11 p. . ini'. w'-ek
kcrviee
C.
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ident.
a lid
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SOUTH SALEM FF-IENDS
Corner W iishinctoii an-t 'ominercial
streets. Sunday school, in a. iu. Wor
ship II a. in. s,ibje.-t. "Soiiie It'-asons
Whv r.Am a Kri'-nd.' Kv.nini; service,
7::li. I'raver uieet'uu: Thi.rsd::y 7 ;!.
Curl Y. anil -Minnie i. Miiler. astors.
nilAPTETl XO. 73
p
THE WAY 'fTira YOrNfJTFJIS"
rAilK HOME
A rv.iick. gibilatit breath from
Lillian was lcr only i-omment up
on my assnfanep that we were
"ohii; homo :s soon us lless Dan
announced h.r dopnrl tiro.
I ili:l not y:rc rats' my eyes
from iny, sevv'iiiiK! until sh'i should
speak, for 1-had seen thgl in her
i:ici which told of iiilc-nse nervoiiH
strain, and I knewif would lr itn
tliiiikublv liuiHilijtlou for her to
lireuk diw u t-vi ii before me. That
Uoiiei-t oV.ictjdi h:ur nol hevii ahln
lo sn(rfr ss Iris jn-loisl y an.l rave-
ii,i:ni al-( it inlit ' Jowrai'd in-r work
I' ut'iiifr t he drive J hey had just, ta
ken ii ilLtl litit require keen lis-
et itnination till niy. iart to diseo-
vit. F l;nevf also, vvhaf the re
oction 'f her i-solitle poised per
vonalitv tr.ward . , liis strictures
miiKt, have been. One thing mon;
I knew, that If her usnil i;tip upon
herself did iiflit fail, the story of
thir drive would lxv.seec.rely lock
eit behind the ii-oii door . whi!
shield Lillian's etnofionsi trort Hie
vorld, jind Voy kllenoe. my pre
tended a vaor'nf ion in my work
worn the orily ways in which
roTtld Ivclp hfr. .
"Thai is jnnil alum's." Mir sail'
at l.-if ' sloWlv. 'For. as I toh
yon. T do notf think iliss Henn wil
i ho here ver many . hours lonsor
I ;;hall begin to paick, too. tiRh
iaw-av. but rd lik to ask you
I sometliiiifri "
I She l:esita!ed oddly, and thi
Itime, with in intuitive certainly
, Ihaf n wouil help,; 1 raised" my
! eyes and lopked ;t her steadily
a ud tendoTli ' i
1 "You kno' you may a.sk m" -
anything in miy . power," I said
carnestlr. i
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(CopyrlffLt by Harrla & Ewlnel V A
; COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT. JR.
Assistant Secretary of the Nary
The eon and namesake of the-late President Roosevelt bu made
a' substantial record for himself at the nation's capital during; the ttarea
years that he has served a Assistant Secretary ot the Navy. During;
the disarmament conference, called by President Harding;, younr
BocsSveH was one of the leading figures in the conferences which
led to the- reduction ot naval armament by the great nations of th
world. He served as Acting Secretary of- the Navy when Secretary
Den by was in Japan to promote triendly relations' between that cun--try
and the United States. V
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
Corner Twelfth and Mission streets. -Sundav
school. 10 a. in.; Miss Colia tioh
ler. sunerictemlent. I'n-aehinir, .11 a. in.
F.veniu'c service Christian Lndeavor. :.0:
subject. "In His Steps." 1. Ho ttna
when Jesus prnved. Leader. ,Ht ".na.
Craif. Kvanicelistic services at J- i"
revival services will continue durfBR tna
week, hesrinninp at 7:U0 every veuin.
The Interest is growiiitr. You are invited
nMend and co-operate in mis .
to
paign.
W. Tibbet. pastor.
1 ii
. . . y .tn t
Snartors " Tuesday
eon and business
eon nu """' C , :- mom. iwnn
o v e.v hrwi v av
i-.-i, dinner lor
IUCH " ' , -
i-'iill brinK
KacB .i"''. " ' ndwiches.
. . .fen
mi i .
Thursday,
t. rot
o'clock-
j ih.
a Covered '
buttered
dishes an
1 I11B1.
Silverware - brins iruii,
tidusW w.thuni '""'"p purpose is t
pickle or l7,'rPSoo l Rcial honr will
' el acquainted. A ..omi , MA Vlll
follow the Ih;3tnerlni and the
be ho-tenaei n t e -3M ied I'eople
Me,'s dub ""r"lt"nThc occtiHion will
;,, ".U '?-"P" members received into
jp a reception to nim lhe
C "church since Aprd 'liarVlROI1; MiM
committee is Mrs .. . .vnnnnsen.
Vnxie Hnren and Air. rillg u,-ht
i church parior..
.. . i ..
Hearers I'""-'
ST. PAUL'S EWSCOF
.ellousetif. worship H-: ,d
r..rUr. I""""
ClwmDr.. Tne usual s
r.l.umekelil ,. ,.,.l,;irist at
wiH he beta. "'"?,, Mornints prajej
Church ..rhool St ves.ed choir
j wrnioii i- - - i...,..,rs nave.
servi'
3'l.
the
mill i. . - .
: lin with the r?- '. ',
, ... hiihiuit: ' i...a..fi
made to oo , ,i(t , tne c, o... -
ith t SA. I'sul Jh Rmf.tinns frm"
hand the hour for '.r later. All
m fCl I V i-illV llli-"-
it
.h.
6 P
von
ncople aire - , rPrWr
JA'l 111' -
The urw .rohlnZ lor ura
simiy
tion
SALVATION -MY ,We
JiBe "tt'"i:'fu,,il Gospel will h.
here the ,u" . warrior
vti
mectinK ""''. jese lnmai .
preacne. - .
nhool. - e
a warr
tpeawcr.
raw
ith
for '" -. n. i". ! '
r. j ir mu.i .isiiiireo
,onnS people 1 - olks enjoy. Wl
ind one that -the "'T) .s ening servic'
rally. ' - ' lnman w.
- Kt,ore r.i-.-- . nnivrr
l ii.. " - -.
-ii i, a one w"- wi
win " ..irr ns m-"-. ... .tm-
io .. nwaketl me . :
not i aii V' .,,rc and nmem.
i.rinir a
that will
unr ro;nVal invitation i
..r:. ill nlease. - r"', .necial
to all to I'Vhat are
orevenselist,;-; eep
n. 'SS,!.,' Mrs- A. M - .
Monday. charts of
brook. fK"rk for Salem and v.cint'y-
tioa Army orV V-
TSBMISSIOSAIt
Mr.
CAXHOUC CHTJRCil v-
Kev. J. Ii. Iiuck, pastor. Communion
st 7::ii. ChiidrenTs m;is at 8:110, and
high mass at 10:0. Benediction and
question answered, at 7 MO p. m. All
questions rrlatiug to religious matters, if
l.f in linestion box in rear of church or
sent to the priest, will be answered. ,A
iserinou on "The K-al Presence of Christ
in the Catholic Church" will lie preached
bv the pastor before tienediction. Thesa
sermons are esfu-cially for non-Catholica
and those having contracted mixed mar
riages. Everyone is cordially welcome.
"We'd, better get ready to ad
minister tiick sponge baths." I
laughed. "I can hear Dicky with
Marion and Junior down at the
brook, nil you know as well as I
the state the youngsters will ly
in." i
"1 have a complete .change, of
clothing for Marion already laid
out," she answered, smiling faint
ly. "And here thy fonic! But."
another involuntarily smile touch
ed her lips, "you are wrong in one
particular. They've had their
bath:"
" I suppose that means they've
fallen in again.". X said r'esljin'rd
ly, turning to watch the bedrag
gled procession which was corriins
up the path. Junion drenched
from head to foot, was in sDicky'-s
arms, wrapped in his coat, while
Marion danced at his side with her
clothing also soaked. Dicky's
shoes, socks and trousers below
the knees were dripping, and both
Lillian and I knew by heart the
stcry which the three culprits
proceeded to tell us.
Madge Has a Presentiment.
"Me telled in the bid yater, ma
ma. Junior declared proudly, as
soon as he saw me.
,. Tr.ul', Auntie Madge, we
couldn't' hoi p it this time!" Marlon
declared earnestly with an ernpha
sis -on the demonstrative. "We
were -Tishing, and we hadn't.
caugbt a'thins, and Junior saw, a :
nioe'ish and he went right -Iny-
after It, "antlof course. I had; to go ,
too-, to get hirrt."Y? " . v ,
"The water being almost,. two.
fet deep at that point, and no hlsv
strong man beside, jrou to wadejto.
his 'death or his . knees, to rescue
his che-ild," Dicky teased.; -'.
Marion pouted adorably, but I
a
saw real chagrin In her fact, 'so
came to her rescue. :
"Of course you had to go In
alter him, Marion," 1 said, with no1
hint of a smile. "It was rour
Uncle Dicky's business to . keep",
him from getting wet Instead' of
rescuing him." . 5
"I knew I'd get it in the neck.
somewhere." Dicky apostrophized -
the air, while Marlon giggled glee
fully; "That's all the thanks I '
get for spoiling a perfectly good '
..--.'.-.
- 'i .
J'Spare us the enumeration' of
your sartorial Josses,;" I BaidrqlsJ ,
chievously, "and .let's" get these '
wet things off Junior. You're al-;
ready soaked, so you take them
Off. and then I won't have to soak
this gown. And I'll nib hint'
dewn and dress him while you
change."
Lillian ran her hand through
Marlon's curls. '
"Your hair isn't wet." she said
practically, so you dou't need me.
Hurry and chango, dear, and l't ;
help Auntie. Madge with Junior."'
I tried to make my 'thank you?.".
hearty, but in reality I wished her
anywhere else, for I had a swifti
dismayed presentiment that he- '
cause of this unexpected accideni;.
Dicky 'would -need Rome article o! "
clothing which I. had put Into my
parcel-post package, and I did not
want even, Lillian '.ib' be a witness
of )iik reaction to '.the discovery.-
(To be" Continued.)
lis
And so we spend more for chew
ing gum than for books. Well,
well; it's so much easier to exer
cise the chin than the mind.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
laS leal Auk J-or Brncrlt .
'hl-Mtara IMniwl Bra
1111. im kasi and iloia DMllicX
raeipot. Altot.llI-SJllE.TEKli
llAMO.ND ItRANU PILLS, for Sf
vcuskaon as Bt.Saltst, Always Reliable
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EYMXERE
Lillian's Uecpw-at.
"How well' I know that!" she
exclaimed. ."But t&is request i3
queer. 1'ntil I go. I want to
spend a great deal of time in your
bungalow, audt hsfe no one
no one except; you. and. of 'courae.
Dicky knofr where I am. L.et
theni think J"ve gone for a walk,
9r,-fnyihin-thjey please."
'. "that can be very, easily ar
ranged," I replied as calmly as if
I had not realized ' that she was
deliberately planning to teep but
of Robert Savarin's way as much
as possible during the few hours
that remained of her stay at his
sister's home.
I was wildly cuyious to know
fwhether there had been a definite
breach between them, or whether
Lillian simply wished to avoid the
strain of another possible seene
with the highly strung and finely
sensitive; man who adored her yet
could not refrain from making her
miserable wjfth- his t heories. But
l' rigidly 'schooled my fac ihd
voice to indifference, and-was glad
indeed of the dinner bell always
rung 10 minutes before mep.lt ime
in brded to; five guests scattered
around the promises, at the brook
or in the woodland iidjoining.-time
to come hopne.
TO BEGIN FIGHT TO PROVE SANE.
. - t. rr"
Taneriis.s. -
C1....I-11.
.ireet. IK-"' vi.v
Sat
Classes Jr
Caaweil "
Pastors. R-r N"rth Winter
"ed Stinnnr - m.. ' preachin.
t I U- "The WUl .ah-
ewning, J Mr rBihle y- C
SCAKBIKAVJAN M- cnMK
. Fifteenth nt Mill . w0np
Hansel. P oof lV -orth'
o'clock dent. EP T$
Andsraon. . , , '"d even init service at
r..i.ir 'rnursu: - .i m
O ri.-- , . Yoll Will ". .-- .
' .-Wlr OU Will .f
aaSkivs bieisings by attena.nK -
lug.
1JSXTAMAS CHJTMH w
xtrtin Fereahetisa. n
-H-. r.M in the AVomen -'-' ,
SjeTviru- - . renter streets. s.-.-
ins. Cottle and ntraded instruct
..hool St I" ."'. .v. studT 01
ion.
; - in a i". . j - f cue
:e. for sdults n "V;-th- min
wbiefi ot h;t7?.v 3rs" M'. F'"Hhe-
tian wni ----,Hii,v Dity; Jr- "
ie "from i""
A.J)eBlon av
ii Vorth Church street. v.
piai , paitor. Sunday schpol, 10
c-
,-pSi
hp) Xv- 0
Uxi.,..,v i i
m.
Harry K. Thaw,, slayer of ptanferd ''White, add 6ince,1917 confined
In Kirkbride's asylum, Philadelpnia, thus evattins extradition to Ne
York city on charges made against him' of beaUag a; boy. Legal pro-. '
ceedings will' be started shortly in. the Commoa. Tleas Court, Phila
delphia, to have Thaw adjudged legally competcnl and! freed, to restore
him to his personal fortune, now grown jto nearly ; a million dollars.
His counsel .have every hope to clear Thaw qaickly of . the criminal
charge. , The . specific charges against Thawr are kidnapping and sec
ond degree assault, - and; penalty oa convlctlpa roold mean a Ions i
jlerm la piuf Slpfc- ... ......
.ivaroury .4. January viearnee
Sale
Continues
-I
Every Department Contributes in Offering
Big Bargains
GO TO KAFOURYS'
JANUARY SALE
is the slogan of many an
experienced., shopp e r .
Kafourys Jan U a r y
Clearance Sale has at
tained the importance of
a marked date on the cal-
endar and is unfailingly
included in the plans of
thousands of our custom
ers. ... .
Sweaters in a Sensational Selling
9 v.
Women's
Brushed Wool
Sweaters
-$6.50 Values
now
3.98
Pretty IJrushed Wool
Sweaters in button style,
very popular, pleasing
stripe color combinations,
very stylish; colors are
tan. brown, grey and
blue.
Women's
Slipover
Sweaters
Everyone must be cleared out to make
room for new spring stocks
Sweaters for indoors and out, many styles to
choose from, slip-on, tuxedo and coat styles, at
prices that are far below-ordinary.
Splendid -Value in Rip
pie Sweaters, values
up to $11.50
Women's Good Quality
Wool Sweaters. $4.50
Values O AO
...... .30
for
Kni from worsted yarns.
Here fs a practical and
serviceable sweater for
general wear, lied, blue
and rose.
now
5;95
Fine all wool sweaters
knit in fancy pattern, a
sweater that will give ex
cellent serviced Brown,
red, pink and navy. '
1.98
$3.50 Values
now
Stylishly made with round
neck in blouse style, very
attractive. Colors are
jade. hlue, pink and
brown.
I
Extra Special -Clearance
Bargains
in Winter Underwear
Special Groups and Lots
of Odd Numbers and
Sizes.
Your Mail Orders
receive careful attention.
We prepay postage and
express within a hundred
miles.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed '
on every purchase or your
monev cheerfully refunded-
- -- -- .
A Great Value in Wool liliddiesi
2.98
' - l ' ' -
S3.9iS and 34. 98 Values
oasale .. ,
The quality, of these Wool Middies can , be, depended
upon for work or play, for sport or school and; f or year
round utility wear. They are extra well made and of
fine woo! material; colors are red and.'naty. "
Children's Cotton Fleece Union Suits
Regular S1.23 Value. ' Aft
Clearance Sale 0C
Children like these warm, fleecy union suits. They
are very popular and we sell many. , They are-very well
made and will give splendid service and comfort.' Elas
tic, ribbed, high neck, long sleeves, aqkle length and
some short sleeves, knee- lengths Ages 4; 6, 8,"10,12,
14 years. ' '
' '
Salem Store,
466 State SL
Portland Silk Shop,
383 Alder St.
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