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Newspaper Page Textf : " ' " 1 -r I - - - - - . THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. f TUESDAY MORNING, MAY; 19, 1925 Simple, Frqclts, for the Youim Girl Graduate Shepherd Witnesses Guarded v Follorving:Atiack'on-WotHan soldiers of fortune or ' deserters from .the foreign legion; but thus far. as regards artillery Only one battery, consisting of four guns hag been' discovered. ." ' " . 11 ra. Drury: ,:, ."Ila-fcr8f-!iei a match on the piano, and tba apol ogized for not using the wall pa per.";, v , . ; ! ''',- S.',W-Rowan.. I if Fi Ily : AUDRED Phone; N ENTHUSIASTIC day of Kbit was enjoyed In Eueeno Sun- 3 . ' '- by a large number, of Salem r In - the K.rteene countrr elutf oumament 'three Salem raatrbns f-.Mrs.; Zdwn L. Baker, Mrs. II. . Olinger and Irs. Ed Cllling- I: am participated. r , .Those motoring down for tfte vent were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin U laker. Dr. and Mr. H. II. Olin ;erj Mrs. Edward Gillinghain, Mr. knd Mr. George G. Brown. Mr. nil. Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mr. and LJ4i.i John J, Roberts, Mr. and fvirs. Kreel Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Rex jga nford, M r. and Mrs. Dan Fry, ir.. Air. ana Airsrcnester cox, Mr. indtMrs. Gus lllxson and Mr. and tfrs. Georg Hiifr. , Tlie ladies auxiliary to the Vet erans of Foreign Wars will meet n the Armory Wednesday eve ning at S o'clock. 1 .-' "' - Miss Luclle ElrodCone of the Tiost feted brldea-electX She was ionpr guest this week at affairs blven hyMrs-. lJorofhy j.IItinxiker Bailey, Dr. and Mrs. DeWalt El-J Iod and Dr. and Mrs. Hicks Fen on. Next Tuesday Miss- Jane D'lteilly will honor, Miss Elrod at ridge; Wednesday ; Miss Dorothy UeGuire is ; entertaining for her vithan afternoon affair, and in he evening Mrs. Richard Case of i'anrouver, Wash., is giving a dln- ;inr r her. Auairs are piannea for Thursday, Friday and Satur- Mrs. Daniel Dalton Madden. Mrs. lAlin e Gill and Mrs. Ieonard Wil- Portland Teleeram. The Writers club will melet this V '-vendig at the home, of Mrs. (,ynche M. Jonts, COG South -fd'Jknxch street for the second,May jj pieetlng. - " ' Delightful among the affairs " given honoring coming brides was i that given'by Mrs. Jesse Martin j for her niece, Miss Alta L. Martin in the Macleay grange lodge room, j The room was beautifully dec j orated in pink rose buds and J white, snowballs and. sword ferns. An interesting program was Kiveh in which Mrs. J. F. C. Teck enburg and Mrs. Norma Terwilli ' ger 'gave some very clever read- u ings. Other numbers of in tereat were a piano duet by Mrs. V. Masten and Mrs." G. Berg, y brink, and a reading by Mrs. Shel by and Frank Robinson. ' . A dainty luncheon was then served which was made unique when little Marjorie Ililborn and little Lucile Ladue impersonated real "French! maids" and assisted JMrs. Martin In serving. : Mrs. Cornfbrth of Salem Height presided at-the punch bowl while IJU.B'Hale Hiborn cut the iecs. if Those present were; Mrs. Wil- jm .stapleton, Mrs. William Farr, "Trs. O. L. ilartln. , Miss Hazel Martin. Miss Thelma Martin, Mlss- Ruth Draper, Mrs, II. O. Taylor, MrsjaieptieilrtMrs. Q. A. Spell brinlf. Mrs: Ivan Beers, Mrs. John IT. Plank, Mrs. Welch. Misses An ona, Klizabeth and Elsie Welch, Mrs. F. Bath, Frank Robinson. Mrs. Bartells Mrs. R. L. Putnam, Mrs. G. Cookin, Mrs. C. Wells, Mrs. P. A. Wells, Miss Alta Zinn, I SOCIAL CAXENDAR .. J , Xmlay ' ' j Chadwick chapter' "ot the East 4 orn Star. Stated communlcaMon." 1 8 o'clock. s V'f ' '' j Chad wiclc chapter of the 'East-r ILern Star, stated communication. Barbara Mreltchie Sewlngr elub. Mrs. C. A. Arpkei'iHo Fairmount street, hostess. 2 o'clock. Writers,' cliib. Mrs; Blanche M. Jones, 006- S. Church street, hostess. ' ' j -' j 5 O.FN. S. club. Miss Marjorie Brown. 1 040 Center street, hoit- t Willamette University music re- V.ul. Waller Hall. 'VX J're-viewiBg of "Daniel Boone" nd iThe Rag Man. Oregon The- itre. 10:30 o'clock, i , Merry-Go-Round club. Mr. and rs. John H. McNary. hosts. e(inpsuay f Apollo club concert. Armory; (i a: l it o clock. : ; .. ; Count-On-Me class of the First J Bantist church. 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Harry Ralph, hostessj ' Satem Daughters Of the Nile. Mrs. Walter F. Buckner, 1310. Court street, hostess. Tliurxduy : Violin recital. Pupils of Miss Elizabeth Levy. First Christian church, 8 o'clock. i Garden "at home,"! 3 -to 7:30 clock. George Putnam, E. Y. ansing, and ' William Hamilton omes. Lincoln 11111. Violin rffital Pnntla nf Mtaa A,,,llzabelh Levy. First" Christian t rjurch, 8 o'clock j . i : - V' V. '. Friday .i i First Presbyterian church La dies'; Aid society.' ChurcJi parlors. 2:30 oclock:.,' - 1 - . 1 Saturday Salem Woman's club. . Club house. 2:30 o'clock. ; ' 31 rs. Homer Gouleys tea compll' wenting Miss Mildred Epperson. - BUNCH IOC 1 . Mrs. G. L. Morris. Mrs. Lock, Mrs. Lee Lane, Mrs. W. A. Jones, Mrs. Creech. Miss Anna Bell Creech, Ijss Ina May Creech,' Mrs. Dale Hilborn. Miss Marjory Hilborn. Miss LucileLadue. Mrs. Cornforth. Mrs. J. Teckenburg, Mrs. Knight on, Mrs. Sbelberg, Mrs. Mader, Mrs. G. Berg, Mrs. V.J L. Masten. Mrs. John Amort, Mrs. A. J. Pat ton. Mrs. Lentz; Mrs, D. Miller, Mrs. Guy Young, Mrs". Rondeay, Mrs. T. S. MacKenzieV Mrs. Can non, Mrs. W. C. Kantner, MLss Constance Kantner, Mrs. J. Printz, Mre. Suitor, Mrs. E.I Browning. Mrs. C. C. WitJtel, Miss Buela Witzel. Miss C. Yates.lMrs. Tuest man, Mrs. Cillins, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Masine Dalrymple, Mrs. E; Teoker Miss Mabel Magee, Mrs b Magee, Mrs. A. C. Bohrnstead, Mrs. Shattock. Mrs. Hal Sammons, Mrs. . Terwilliger, Mrs. Herbert Plank. Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Harry E. Martin, Mrs. J. M. Martin, and the honor guest, Miss Alta Martin, i ' i i"jr ; ". ::1 ' ' Mrs.i j Edna L. Daily Is a guest. of, her Lsisters. Mrs. W. F, Fargo and Mrs. S. L. Minard. During the past winter she has had a successful, school term at Dallas, finishing her second year year of teaching In that vicinity." - ,.-: -a Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. W. II.- Dancy wfre-guests on last Saturday of Mrs. Rudolph Prael in Portland. Members of sChadwIck chapter of the Eastern Star ire anticipat ing the visit tonight; of Mrs. Mary Alice Burdette, grand worthy ma tron, of McMinnviihi.; " .. .. i . ' . -.V .: V.- j -t The Count-On-Me etas of the First Baptist church will meet at 230 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of, Mrs. Harry Ralph. I" , - eMr, and Mrs. John H. McNary will" entertain "Tnembersf of the Merry-Go-Round club'tTiis evening at their home, 385 JN. Summer street. " i , The pre-viewing of the Yale University Chron icle, "Daniel Boone" and "The Rag Man," star ring Jackie Coogan', . will take place at 10:20 o'clock thia morn ing at the Oregon theatre with the president of each interested organ ization asked to i send reoresenta- tlves, according ,Oj. the request of I the-American Association of Lnl verity Women. j i -56- j -Miss Priscilla Fry j was a guest over the week-end at the Delta Delta Delta house in, Eugene. The W. C. T. "U. will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in ihe hall. The ladies of the Evan gelical, church will be special guests. - ' ' J ' ! I'll;';.:.1 Assistant Postmaster and Mrs. A. E. Gibbard are entertaining as their-house guests Mr. and Mrs. Gage Christopher of ! Los Aftgeles, and Mrs. Fanny Whitney gt San Diego. Gage Christophere is a prominent singer of the California city and has just tinished an en gagement at Eugene where' he Babe Enjoying Sunshine Again r i Denies Hcs Through as Hit King ' ) 4 lc n fce pasting Jem ovcrjNf cry? Dale"- Uathris minIingr with the .'sunshine daily j atop St ! Vincent's Hospital in vNew York, , which be hopes to be able to : leare sooii.t The home-run kinff-denies he Isvrthr0uch.1. and a v kr i .7.-i." . '., i ' v " ' : :.v-i.I Tf 'y .. . i. ' ' i r -'' i i I ' f ' . , ' 1 - ' S:-.-. - f k r v- " 1r p 1 : f ff .;::! m- v - ; L' i ; f , - T , j 1 1 : 4 "J V: ' I Though frocks" for the younger girl mus4Teflect the charming simpHctty of youth, they may be as individual as the niore'sophisti cated xowns-' her older sister wear. as evidenced by these two jouthful? dresses which Evelyn Pierce, Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer player, wears in "Patsy." To the left is a straight-beltless sang the bass solo parts In the or atorio "The Creation." Mf. Chris topher has been asked to come for atJ:&,trrh " engagement .and- it is probable he . will be. again heard in the Oregon country; Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Christopher are aunt and cousin of . Mr. Gibbard and are renewing acquaintance with the Gibbard families in Ore gon. A family gatheringat Mon mouth Sunday included Rer. and Mrs. T." F. Eddy of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Rourke of - Mon mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Gibband, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Persons and daughter -and 'Miss Esther Gig bard of Salem. Thus with : the California guests making four gen erations of the faraiy together. '" ' !.":"'.' -..! ' iT Miss Marjorie Brown will enter tain the members of the jD. N.!S. Vlub this evening" at her home, 1040 Center street. j - '-'." ;'1'', ;! Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cliff or3 and Mrs. F. G. Franklin had! the op portunity of enjoying an unusual ly interesting meeting of the Ore gon Writers League last Saturday evening in Portland when a suc cessful banquet was held honoring Anne Shannon Monroe, j . , ; 1 tTlnhM gw.yreVs V 1 y ' -,..' : ' . I 1 v-v :: :: :. ... ? - 1 i- 1 Vs'- " I ?W--: ; ;:;,...'-... ? VHLYN.PIERCH the bottom, whose, only trimming K:lk frock with a narrow flounce at Is thej colorful embroider at the bottom.-j while " the : dresff' nt the right i one of the quaint bouffant blyies. Narrow "ruffled organdie pi-fii-antly trims the full skirt of this ttock, while the basque-like bodice has a colorful embroidered corsage in front.! Returning to, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford motored on to Cor vallis to spend Sunday, i. I : '-. . "'"' Mrs. C. A. Arpke 1795 Fair mount street, will entertain the Barbara Frietchie Sewing club on Tuesday afternoon, May 13th, at; 2 o'clock. t ; One of Anthony Euwer's most J interesting pastels "Dawn", was received; in Salem yesterday morn-T ing by members of the Salem Writers? club and at an early date will be! presented to the Salemn public library as a fittingly chosen gift. " The picture is kt present at the Gilbert Studio and Craft Shop where Mr, Gilbert is planning a frame especially adapted to it. The committee in charge of the, selection included: Mrs Blanche M. Jones, Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, and Airs. W. F. Fargo. : BRYAN CONTINUES t EVOLUTION ATTACK (Continued from f&ge 1 ) ren of this nation to be taught that this bible is untrue? No, and they shall not be taught, for the majority of the people of this na tion believes in the bible and the hand : that writes the paychecks should control the school.- j Mr. Bryan 8ald it would be rid iculous to entrust the education of children to "an oligarchy of scientists," referring ' to the soci ety for the advancement of sci ence. The modernists,; he assert ed, "are marking us' brothers to the bruteV .V,.';. Mr. JJryan recently announced tahaf h wold assist in the pros eclitlontlof -JFi; TU.rSchopes", 'science teat tt f -Oay ton. Tenn., -charged with Violation - of - the Tennessee anti-evolution "statute. - - - DISTRESS SIGXALS ARE HEARD " NEW TOKK,- May 18.- (By soclated Press.) -Radio broadcast ing was shut down at 10: 45 o'clock, tonight when faint ; SOS .signals were picked up by the station 'of naval communications. Officers at the station said that "they cculd not determine from the first slg rals the location of the distressed vessel.!" '; '. ;, Broadcasting wds resumed after 40 minutes, when all, efforts to identify the siiip hr. to place Its locality had faUedi.lt, was said at natal communications that rships a' 'sea had been notified to keep a sharp lookout.", : ' j - ; CONSTIPATION A misery that spreads poi- '- ; ... . son thru the system and a direct cause of many other ills, harmful, and becoming chronic if neglected, is easily relieved and the tendency overcome-by, : ' " - : Chamberjyn's Tablets Wholesome' and thoroushly cleansmgj they prevent harmful clogging, and body - and mind quickly respond to their prompt, pleasant action, and beneficial effect on the entire intesti nal tract. Only 5 cents. - . Read .The .: -Statesman , Classified Ads $ :v.v . , i r - i "A mi m if f -jr. I- - "x '--4 - J- 1 Chicac police have been ordered to take steps to guard wit nesses in tie cseof William D. Shepherd from attacks following tlie sluina: by t-o men of Miss .51adj-s Roberts (inset), detective, who Kavir'evidCTice against Shepherd to Umt grand jury. Shcplw'rd's attorneys deny; responsibility. Meanwhile Mrs. Julia Shepherd, the accused man's wife, is fit on $5,000 bail.i She. is seen in court ar ranging her bond after her indictment as an accessory to the mur der orWiHiani MiClintock, Tcrphan millionaire.'- SALEM fiflAN HS ELECTED FUAXK DAVV IS XAMKD STATE DEPUTY, OF, K OF C'S r PORTLAND, Ore., May 18. At the conclusion of the business ses sion .which marked the second day of rthe Knights of Columbus con vention here today, Frank Davey of Salem,' was elected'state deputy to succeed P. J. Hanley, of Port land. . j John J. Dooley qf-Albany was named; state secretary to succeed A. A. Mickel of Salem.' : The. posi tion of state treasurer,, whch has been filled during the past: year by Leo J. Conlin. of Baker,, will be held . during the coming year by Frank Ityan1f" Ontario. Dan J. Coman of Portland was elected state advocate' and Frank Fitt patrick of Tillamook, state .ward en; William Eagles of Albany was named - official delegate to the supreme convention which will be held at Duluth, Minn.1 In addition the state deputy and the past state deputy will be delegates. It was decided to hold the an nual retreat at" Mt. Angel college sometime during Auguts, the ex- -act date to be- selected Ayy a com mittee. ;l ' ' ' ; '. ' f ' By a resolution the" convetjon went on record as favoring estab lishment by the order of "not less than fiveradio broadcasting sta tion," In the United States and Canada. 1 The resolution urgffd that the station, be operated in connection with Catholic universi ties. : " : ; ' RIFFIANS ARE MOBILIZING RICBKIJ4 OATIIKItlN'G IMPORT AXT TROOPS; ACTION NKAlt ' riARIS , May 18. Abdpl-Krim, leader of the rebel Riffian tribejs men.notnly la mobilising ini poi tntCfdree t. in front pOl the French along the Ouergha, river in Morocco but is iaid to be ntilizing an extensive "efficient propaganda organization behind the. French. Marshal .Lyautey,'. the French gov ernor"rVenerar reports fromthe trouileu','irea'as taking' steps to clear? out ,frons,4he Pacific regions ofMofoccO the v agents of Abdel Krim, who every where are f insid uously spreading the idea, of jre- The armament of the Riffiahs in the opinion of military authori ties on the spot has been exag gerated while the value of the en emy infantry and. intelligence ser vice has been underestimated. ,The Riffians, these authorities assert, GRAND THEATRE -.r urn - m f r V r J tV. l,GC0WtCOHAM'5jrnCRfUTl0rtAL LAU6H RlOX ;,WITH LAWRENCE D'ORSAY, 1 Sensible Prices $10 ?1.00 and 50c Heats on Sale May- Mail Orders. Now j y f V have some of the best sharpshoot ers the French ever faced. Abd-el-Krlm has a few machine guns which are manipulated by ii , ... , rt ii, ."- ' Named Assistant Philippines9 Chief Brir. Gen. Halstead Dorev f above) has succeeded BriR. -Frank R. McCoy as assistant to Leonard' Wood, governor-general "i tluPhiIiucincs FUWCE For Your Home Why Not Try An Eastman Sibloco It'sja Marlon County pro ducts cientificy in staliedr in your- hQme . by our own men, anywhere in -the. Salem" district. ; Low in first costUsers will tell you of its ex treme economy in fuel consumption. Easy to control, and durable.1 -; For information, , " Write or Phone : V 1 EASTMAN BROS. t Formerly Silverton 'Blow- -- ' Pipe Co. "k: ; , Silvertdn, Ore. ;. One Big jjiugli ICight ' Tuesday, Stay S6tU I-.i.iX -m V.,,..- L-J r . - ! : Casey Baseball Team . v nnctoriousl)ver WpW,s The Caseys took, a. victory from the VOVb yesterday by a score of C to 2. j Two critical errors jn the third inning; on the parts of the losers icost them the victory. The WOW's lost becau.se the pinch hitter and star player, Todd Walk er, the 200-pounder, was away from the aaroe- He is expected at the next game. FUN SHOP , . Playing Safe ; Carter: j j 'Why! do you always take off your shoes before reach-a-train to a crosiug?" ' Folwellr : "A fortune teller told me that I'd die with my boots on." j; .i ' -Leah-Ketcham. ; -r Instincts f a er.:'eiuan ;' Sirs. Drury: "That fellow you brdught home with you last night was certainly ill-bred." Drury: Hfn what way?" . Hot Biscuits and Honey! pelicions when made with! m. will raise- perfectly bake properly 0A1XS TIMES TZ2CC2 ! . ! - - : . i. ' ' -? - - ' -. - - r- . - . i .i'vv,' Children's Patronage Not Solicited II . on Thfs Show! It i -.' " " iL f. p OREGON . f-i rV V. NEW TODAY ' j Any year's most sensa- . y-"t tional photoplay.. Made Jfj )r'T by Ernst Lubitch, pro- i MY? tjf ! ducer of t4the Marriage If ' ' ' 1 Circle j Ti.- : : it 'ZSf'H MAYMcAVDYJiil ' .YMcAVCfY, MARIE PREV pauline Frederick: . : -V Wit LEWGODY; " ffilARD LOUIS. MARY CARR. PIERRE GENDROti : 1 11 I lHcb 1iA' rVllo t l,a T un n va a -m. va . - land Papers Have to Sayr FLOYU SIAXUULL.?, , f ' --' (Ort-gtnin ) Krnt Lubitark'v HatMt ffort, ;Thr Wom," which wa pre vifed recently at fh Ritoli. con tih that,. fcnmistkab!e Lubllsrh Qualitv that in ,ifMjt.i. "Ti.. lirria C5rcte,"' quite ths'ln? ; P'y we hmre trrn thii irnos. ? JOHN .-PAIAUJI ' (Tclearratn) i. .inrrrMivum, Bi( Ko&t Hi many elaborate production jut on better. ' BOB HVAZKS . (Joartialj : . -So remarkabla is this porr -f -th director to : ? ,erytlriiig ipliu itsU .naturally that ba baa cut down on tba mrmbcr nf rapt ion. Ha imiy.how th pictare n4 wh-un it ia over the HOWARD MciJOWAST k , (Newa) , Viv '."J" .i-HTck at tha- lmparbiiitiM tnada poaaible. by. tli anpreme direction t libiteb. :3 1 - LARRY SESION THE DOME DOCTOR1 Just try to think what life would .1. :;. :;'. he !:.; - '. Without a little jollity; Gee; wouldn't it be dull and prosy? Let's laugh, and keep it bright j , and roslr".'' ;,.'.'. - Tto Vahrtal . ; ; Fisher: "One of those statistical friend.Vof ours has figured it out that if ; all the crossword puizles were pasted, together they'd reach half-way around the world. I Cuyler: "I only wish it could be done. ; Then I'd take delight in touching a match to it." j f . So It Seems I ' K ' l . Lasker: "Why do they call if the Mime payment plan?" Hurd: "Because It's always time for a payment-" 5 '-". -Stella C, Rice. Don't be afraid to laugh and grin, For thosi who do commit no sin; la fact, to do so is a crfm That's sure to help and never hurt you." ;. , i ; ;' i digest easily : C7 ATIT mm U a 1 MM - - ,1 1 11 1 i -1 m 1, 1:1 A v - m a, A A f ft it A A A A A j A A A A