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TtfJR Alpha Chi. Omega lunch
r eon yesterday noon at the
Gray Belle Is - another intimation
of the, nearness of ihe college ea
sotu. i Complimenting a group of
girls -who will Renter college next
month, . Minn - Catherine Hartley,
Miss . Lucille - Moore, and ; Miss
Amelia Babeock , were hostesses at
t be , attractive , Alpha nl. Omega
luncheon of yesterday. Miss Edna
; Mae Root of Portland'was an out-of-town
guest for the occasion. .A
' bowl of yellow marigolds centered
the' latl0" with favors and place
cards' carrying out - the chosen
.motrfi--; :! '";v;-j??jsansa
Covers were placed; for: Miss
Caroline ' LambIrth,;MifiS . Marjorie
MelHnger, Miss Dorothy Kesar,
Miss' Edith Brotherton. Misa Helen
Campbell, Miss Edna Mae Root of
Portland, Miss Amelia Babcoek,
Miss Lucille Moore. - and Miss
Catherine Hartley. ?; V
Mrrand Mrs. Ray Howard, who
hate teen house gnests of Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Cauehill for the nasi
two weeks, left Wednesday for
- their home in Los Angeles. -,
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1 "Mr. "and Mrs. 'B. T. Kamter
hare returned home from, a six
thousand mile1 motor trlp whlcb
took thefrv over he Lincoln High-i
i way by way of the Oregon. Trail
to Kokomo, Indiana, ' and home
again thrpugh Rock Island, Sioux
City, - Yellowstone National -park,
$pokanefnd Seattle.
Miss .Alice Boock was united in
marriage to Mr. Glen Gorton on
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? n We do not carry conds. $1.75 a pair J $2.29 a pair,
'u-v i white or Colors. Extra large Bizea . . .
mi v $2.90 a pair J . ' '
( : ! i ; Hop Pickers' Gloves
All leather ' GlOTesOc pair. Women's and Childrens
v; ''sizes 7 to 8Va- Special "horsehide Gloves 95c pair
v Outing Flannel
Ckiofs-Goocf Quality '
t Heavy, ' yd' 23c . ,
.Medium, yd. 23c .
Day's New "Tug of Wat Cloth" -
'r-'r "Work Suit . ; . - - - -
S will wear 'like iron
Coat and Pants SuiU S8.50. T :
- - Extra Pants to fit, $3.00,'
Day's Grey Moleslrin Suits '
The old standard quality moleskin that has been .imi
tated but seldom equaled as to material and workmanship
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n Coat atid Pants Suits-SI 1.50
EXTRA PANTS TO MATCH .$ i.SOl; ; .
Also sizes 44 to 54 waist, only $5.00 pair .".
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- Boys Work Shirb 55c, 75c and 95ct,
' Ole'Onclbtli- I 1x90 Sheets :
:'yafd;34c.- A: 51.25 - J-v -
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240 rioirm co:,::j
Tuesday evening, .at the home -of
tne onae's parenis, sir ana n.
H.' 3.- Boock, witU Reverend: R. L.
Putnam J pastor "of "the Court
Street'- Christian chutfhT perform
ing the ceremony at 7: SO o'clock:
Forf y f rtends and J-elatwes : wit
nessed the ceremony. .'
An improvised - altar was "Ar
ranged l)ef6re a Iivlflg Toom-' win
dow massed with -'pink roses and
ivy, Immediately' before r thecere
nwrayr Mrs,u Harold vWhlte !saag
"Thine Own.'.' AMrB. AlbrecM
Boock, Jn- poudre-' blue flat crepe.
attended the, bridel'as "inalron-ofr
honor: Tbe .bride's 'charming
gown was, of white' 'aatin hacked
crepe, elaborated. rith lace. Her
veil 'feU'in 'fulr length told from
the wreath, that bound her hair.
The rroom -was atteaded by the
bride's brother,.Albrech( Boock, as
best - Pi a.n I :Tne youBgest -mem'
bers p. the. weddine, party, were
Master Bobby and little ' Miss
Wanda BooCk. . t-i.-i
-Assisting at the informal Tecep-
, lion which followed the, ceremony
were : 'Mrs; Harold :. White, i Misa
Sara" HenryL ' and Mra. . " Carl
Bobtfk v'.T.iJi k t:r-t-'-
'After ji'twp weeks wedding trip
to Kount, Rainier,. Seattle,' and
Vancouver, . B. C.. Mr. and - Mrs.
Gorton wl)l )retyrn to Salem. They
will make 'their home at 395 South
23d .street.. ' For ..the ' past, eight
years, Mrs. Gorton has J been a
memhey ot the staff of the secre
tary of state's office Mr. Gorton
is engaged in business here.
The cuest Jist for the wedding
Included: 'i
. Mr. and Mrs, II. J, Boock,. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Gorton, if r. ,and
Mrs. CrL Bqock, Bobbie,, Wanda
and Wallace Booek, Mr. and Jars.
Albrecht Boock, Mr, and Mrs. Har
old While. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gor
ton. Mr; and Mrs. Wendell Gorton
and daughter Gene, Mr. and Mrs
Percy Gorton.fMrs. Lucy Killlam,
Mrs. Lyda fleriry, 4liss',Sara,'Hen
rjr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Baker and
daughter Sara Louise. Mr. and
Mrs! Hfleman Miss Ellen Rickert
of ;" Long Beach, " Chlifornia, Mr.
and Mrs." Rudolph 'Halbere and
sons Alfred and Raymond, Mrs.
Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. E. ; Croth
era, Mr. and Mrs. Gjnther Hal-
Beth, Mr. and Mrs, Landgr&f, Mil
dred, -Alice -and Bertram Halseth
Wilford Landgraf and Marie and
Ruth XAndgraf. -
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The women of the Leslie Meth
odist church entertained on Tues
day afternoon in-the church par
lors honoring Mrs. J. H. Falrchild
who left this week for her new
home'in California.
Mr. and Mrs., Dan J.- Fry, Sr.
entertained as their gueBts at
Neskowin last week Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Dunsford. ?',
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, Honoring fMrs. J. F.'- Randall,
who- "has been" 'extensively enter
tained during her stay -at. Silver
ton" Mrs. John ! Goplerud -gave a
party Wednesday afternoon at the
Goplerud home at Brush Creek.
GueSta "were Mr. Randall, Mrs. O.
S. Hauge, Mrs.' Esther Weaver,
Mrs. M. Frazer, Mrs. Christine
Hansen, Mrs.' Daniel Dybsetter,
' Mrs. Levi Goplerud, Mrs. A- Harl,
. : 27 Inch , -
Outing Flannel
A Good Grade
Lights or Darks, yd.
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Mrs. Axel Larson, Mrs. Anna. K.
Jensen, Mrs. ; Gilbert" jL'nderdahl,
Vivian Buness, Cora. Coplerad,
Louise Dybsetter, CorshlW Uader
dahl. ; Lucile t La r sen ;and r Mabel
Fraaer.
Mrs. O. M. Eliot,, wife of the
late O. M, Eliot, a.Bumber of years
ago 'superintendent of the. Salem
public schools, ia a .bouse cuest
this week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S."Xl, Eodicott at fcS. North
Church street "A host of Salem
people remember the high esteem
and popularity, in which this fam
ily was held Mrs. Eliot arrived
here"WednesIay fter a visit with
her daughter tn Sidney, Mont., and
her son in Spokane.
MTS. ;-Fr J." Roderick ( Belle
Crouse) and little daughter, Mr
garet Louise of Vancouver, Wash..
are' house guests at' the home of
Mrs. - RederickJl mother, Mrs. D.
M. Crouse.
Trinity Dorcas society will meet
next Tuesday evening at the home
of . Mrs. C. 1. 4 Benson. , Hostesses
will be Miss Alice Jensen. Misa
Thea Jensen. Mrs. Marie - Bunest
and Mrs. Glenn Howe,
. i ,
Miss Emma R.odgers of 480 N.
18 th street enjoyed a two weeks'
vacation in McMinnvUie. and at
Pacific citr and Neskowin as the
guest of Mrs. Ernest M. Smith, at
the beaches, and of Mrs. J.' M
Hohnold in McMinnvllle.
Miss Velma Taylor whose inar-
riate to Mr. Leon Du Bois will be
an event of 3 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon at the UnlUrian church
was the inspiration for the delight
ful . miscellaneous ; shower on
Wednesday evening at which Misa
Ruth Davidson was th e hostess
Bowla of gladioli were used about
the rooms whereVa mock wedding
was the feature of the . evening
The Eifts were presented to the
bride" in an elevated V, S. air mail
box. Light refreshments were
served, at a late hour. ,
In the . group were..(Miss Veda
McCoy, ; Miss Bessie' , Taylor, Mrs.
Lewis Swift, IJdiss Lola Hockett,
Miss , Rhea . McCoy. Miss . Clara
Wiley, Misa Gladys Beardsley, Miss
Juanita Hockett, Mrs. Cartia Loter,
Mrs. E B. Taylor, and the hos
tess, Miss Velma Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ashby and
Ur and , M rsi - F. - G. Stearns left
this week for. a. two weeks' motor
trip. which .will take them along
the Oregon and Washington coast
to British Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schomaker
of . San Francisco were , . recent
guests of Mr. Schomaker mother,
Mrs. Olive Schomaker at 1298
South Commercial street. During
their visit they were pleasantly en
textained by their -many -friends
here, Mr. and ; Mrs. Schomaker
and Mrs. Schomaker'a sister have
been on an automobile trip
through, Glacier National Park and
as far north as Calgary, Canada,
making, the : way hack . to San
Francisco by .way of Eugene and
Roseburg. , In the . latter ..places
they were guests of a brother and
a sister. Miss. Nana Putnam, re
turned to San Francisco with the
Schomaker'a for a two . weeka
visit. She will make the trip home
by boat. . ' ? - ' ' ' '
- Mr. and . Mrs. v W. . Clarke
spent Monday at Champoeg with
friends. "
Mrs. Elmo S. White nad chil
dren are back In Salem after
spending a' part of the summer
with Portland friends.
t BILLY'S UMCLe . ; .'. ' - i . . - :,
. 'P0R0THTDARN1T ,( r" ::. AAr' A-- A. , ,i.::;,;,-V. ;-.. . 'By Charles IXeMswsi
i CAME. OVER TO Show ITVA h- CALL DCr?OTHV.t'WA!slT--- Imaitv WAWT vn..! T"TT7 1 6 1 T" I f
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Son .-Searches 26 ' Years to Find -
Father's Slater: Suspect 'Held
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father William II. Hsnn.l.
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ins : ita cnjv Jle h bad taken
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:V n j . lurvw some ngni on the murder. The"
T ? J r?ld 5 ine"' -ws Jones left, i the Daltoa
J.;?-2. W: P- Pg. arc of iiannah and S
..uvk wuicr. vonca ctajcules
Miss Loretta Fisher left this
week for Goidendale and White
Salmon, Washington, where she
will be a guest forvthe next two
weeks.-' . ' V " ' '
Sweetser Expects to Set
' Fast Pace in Golf Meet
. OAKMONT, Pa. Jess William
Sweetser, has given warning, this
year that he will make trouble for
the nation's amateur golfers in
their annual meeting at Oakmonf
Country Club beginning .August
At Merlon a year ago-the former
Tale star failed to Qualify for the
match play, one of the greatest
surprises of the . tournament, for
he was a yqnngster- who had Just
come into the ranks of the leaders
thrpugh winning the intercoll-4
giate championship of 1920, beat
ing-Chick Evans in the finals of
the amateur title play in 1912,
and gaining the- runner-up posi
tion to Max Marston in 1923, the
Philadelphlan winning at the 38th
hole. . v
In his . first appearance ' In the
amateur; as a collegian in .1929,
he reached the third round where
he was eliminated by . Fred - J
Wright.
This year Sweetser forced his
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cr or the slayer of hU
u v:- ... 3 1 3
v uaiion, ua.. is near-
, Dalton jail from G.incaville,
the charges.
way through to the title in the
Metropolitan amateur tournament
and gave critics reason .to believe
that he had regained ' the consis
tency and confidence, shown when
he marched to his national con
quest at Brookline 'three years
ago, pushing aside Willie Hunter.
Jess Guilford, Bobby: Jones and
Evans. -
First Coffin of Charles
Darwin Has Been Burned
FARNBOROUGH, Kent.
Charles Darwin's first coffin, re
cently discovered In the coach
house of an old inn near his home,
nas Deen destroyed, it waa re
cently purchased by the scientist's
eldest son. Major Leonard Dai-
win, and cremated at the wishes
of. the Darwin family.
The coffin was made by a local
carpenter from oak, on his estate
near Farnborough and many
years ago was on view at the local
inn. Darwin s. body is .said to
have lain in the coffin for some
hqurdL after his death, but when it
was. decided that he . should be
buried inv Westminster Abbey
more elaborate casket was made.
Klamath Falls Building . per
mit for July totaled $301,105.
UnionR6ster
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Defendant Wins Slander
. Case by Illusion Means
BERLIN Professor Albert
Moll, 'one of Berlin'a foremost
psychophysicals, was victorious
recently , in a slander auit brought
against him by Frau Rudloff. a
spiritualistic medium, for criticlft-
I Ing one of her performances. He
bad 8aid-tbat one could speak of a
spiritualistic phenomenon only
then. If every step tot the "seance"
I could be carefully watched and
controlled by some licensed state
i Institution, such as the Techno
I Physical institute.
Aa the trial progressed 'Profes
sor Moll proposed that a seance be
held then and there in the court
room, and that Frau Rudloff be
requested to show her "tricks
She strongly objected.- however,
i stating that the atmosphere of
1 courtroom was not conductive to
summoning spiritual phenomena
Professor Moll , then played the
part of the apiritualistlst without
darkening the .courtroom and re
quested the Judge .to be the "me
at um. The utters eyes ' were
covered . and the professor placed
both points -of a drawing-compass
upon his hand, then removed one
point. The judge failed to notice
this, and maintained both points
were still resting on his hand.
Several other experiments of a
similar .nature were made by Dr.
Moll to prove that many things
that to the occultist may seem
; like, something supernatural have
quite a rational explanation.
The court found Dr., Moll not
guilty. t
Irish IXTKHE8TKD IS
DUBLIN. Entries for the an
nual horse show of the Roval
Dublin society, the first week in
August, created a new high record
this year with 916.. Despite the
growth in popularity of the auto
mobile, there has been a consid
erable Increase In Interest In har
ness horses." For the bloodstock
sales more than $00 horses were
eni!!!l
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WANTED PRTVATX M0KIT TOI
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iom am kamd. Havklac Robor
lap., 90S Ortm Bldr. 5414
FOR SALE
37
rRESII CRI8PETTES AT THE STAND
Nortk Portland d. 374'
GOOD YOUNG PUREBRED BARRED
Rock kroa. TL S9F2J. J7'J
YOUNG GRAIN FED RABBITS. MTR
or drraaed. Lea Okmurt. Pkoaa
1Q8F31. 7a30
PERSIAN KITTEN 8, AL&O MOTHER
- Pkoaa 411 R. 37a3-
FOR SALE CNIYER&AIi COMBINA
txa eookatora.- Ova aad wood. 935.
Good coeditloa. Call 361 or 271.
37a30
FOR 8ALF BUCKSKIN TEAM. VERT
good, llarrov, diac, rarm-ekopper.. all
a fair eomaUiioo. - Bos 14oJ. eara
BtaUaaiaa. - ??
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