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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON . ' . WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 23. 1925 '
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Salem
Birthday of Pioneer
Wednesday, September 25. Ha
the e!ght?-H'eventh, birthday annl
verfeafy fif one t)f America's iaost
notable daughters, Mrs. VIetorIa
Woodhull Martin, who Is spending
the evening of a life remarkable
for pioneer efforts along the path
way of,, human progress, and char
acterised by a whole-hearted devoM
tlon to the , public weal, In i her
beautiful English 5me, Norton
Park, ; prendon's Norton, Worces
tershire, near, the historic, old
world borough of .Tewkesbury in
Gloucestershire. - - u
Mrs.J WociiuH Martin is a
natirs of HoEtr, Ohio, qer father;
being Reuben Buckman Claflin.
Site claims descent' from ; Alexan
der Hamilton, the friend of debrge
Washington, who was .descended
through the Duchess of Hamilton
fronvKihg Robert III of Scotland;
whtfst,"by a". happy- coincidence;
her late husband John BIddulph
Martin, the famous London bank-,
er and' philanthropist... was ; de
scended' from Martha Dandrldge,
the 'wife of Washington. Her sis
ter,! Miss Tennesse Claflin. married
In England Sir Francis Cool. Bart.
Celebrated in her younger days
throughout the United States as
an author 'and lecturer on finance,
women's suffrage, religious,, scien
tific and. humanitarian subjects,
Mrs. .Woodhull-; Martin-organised
conventions for t ha discussion of
social reform, and conducted . an
extenajv propaganda work in the
interests of the workers both In
America and Europe . for oyer
thirty years.
-MEWS .jTc U.-TOB w-Ji-SHjiui ivgxl .
s -. : II J k . - a ! . I ' u ur v . 1 I f .
ir 1" y I &brt p i... s! attto REPAmcyq
VYiT ..-r , . .... , ..
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By AUDRED BUNCH,' Phon(? 106
cause becoming the birthplace of
the British committee in promo-t
bratloa of the signing " of the
Treaty of Ghent. : Mrs? Woodhull
Martin also gave invaluable assist
ance' ifl bringing about the ;j?ur-
chaae of Sulgrve llanor (the old
British honfeQf- the WashiagtonsX
in the cause of Anglo-American
friendship, as well asuth-apprei
elated aid to the' Anglo-American
society in connsctiotf with the Lin
coln statute at Westminster; and
in other dircrtlias tnctirsriblaVr;"
Notwithstanding her great age,
Mrs. Woodhull MartPrf continues
to take the liTeiiest interaet 14 the
cause ..of- AngloyAmeriean' friend
ship,, to which she. has deToted.so
much of her time and talents,, and
with the cordial' cooperation of
her daughter. Miss Zola Maud
Woodhull (whose- f ath'errH' Dr.
Woodhull,- died wnen she'ira's
quite' yoiih'g) w'ell! known as "a
writer oh Bclentlflc and sociotogl
cat subjects -she : still exerts her
benefleienf . influence' lri further
ance of what he regards' as the
sacred work of bringing abou the
fullest' and most complete under
standing and fraternity between
the. two . great 'English-speaking
peoples n either side of tbei At
lantic. '
I SOCIAIi CftTJ'.riDAIl I
- -. n TODAY .
Mrs. Irwin Is Guest
Mr. and Mrs, Clifton Irwlnl en
tertained as their house guest jorer
the week-end Mrs. L. M. irwinrot
Portland. . Mrs. L. M-Irwin-is the
mpther of Mrs. Ixwln,' V..? i
It is a particularly interesting
f act, that she presented to congress
thetirst petition, in farour of .wo
'mena' suffrage, and also that 'she
had 'the unique distinction of
being' ' nominated for ,the presi
dency of the United States by the
Equal'Rlghts party in 1872. j
During the time she has resided
in England Mrs. Woodhull Martin
the acknowledged and beloved
"Lady .Bountiful," of one of the
stately homes of England has
taken a prominent and most vain-.
able; part in furtherance of the
moTement towards I an Angla
American entente. ) s ..
A leading supporter of the One
Hundred Years Peace celebration,
6he was happily instrumental in
the- charming old Tudor Manor
House on her estate for many
years ' an influential , International
center of light and leading In the
v;r vGrpyp Visits tri Portland
THE
Bungalow Christian
Church Restaurant
,. -.. --1 . .
At State Fair Grounds
Will open for Breakfast Thurs
day, Sept. SI to run ontinoous
, until, Monday,, Oct. S .
Breakfast I is a short order
meal , Dinner and supper will
be served family style.
The tables wilt' groan with
the delicacies of the land. Good
cooks and oodles of grub.
Set in and eat your fill.
Some of Mothers; pie for all.
A Home for Hungry Men.
Come!
Story Telling section.. Salem
Arts league. Public library. Lola
Belle Bellinger in charge:
Men's Bible class of the First
Presbyterian' church: Monthly
dinner and social' hour. -6:30
o'clock: " .
v Barbara Prietchle tent. Daugh
ters of Veterans. ; Armory. 8
o'clock:
" Silrer tea, Lad5 cf the Cen
tral Congregational church. In
church: parlors.
Thursday -
Vomarco club of the First Meth
odist church: : Mrs. Walter B.
Mlnler, 1745 Saginaw street, hos
tess.. 2:30 o'elock.
Woman's Relief corps. All-day
sewing, at -fair grounds.
Friday. " ,
Ladles' Aid society. First Pres
byterian church. . Church parlors,
2 : 30 o'clock. -
Current Thought section of Sa
lem Arts league. Miss Cornelia
Martin leader. Public library;
7:30 o'clock. .
. Saturday
, Salem Woman's club. Miss
Eleanor Statter of thr Portland
library, speaker o'clock.
THE UIIHOLY XHlEE
Now at the Hellig Theater
Airs. E. A. Colony and her house
guests, "Mrs. S. A. Thomai of
Aurora, Neb.; and Mrs. Edna Ma
son and Miss Fay Lyons . of Grant,
Nob., spent the week-end in Port
land with friends.
Return From Round-Up
2&r. and Mrs. John -J. Roberts
returned home Sunday from Pen
dleton where they attended the
925 Roundup. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
erts were guests of Chauncey Bish
op while - la Pendleton. , f . .
Mrs. ZJcNary Honored .
Mrs. Flether Linn was a lunch
eon hostess Saturday in. Portland
honoring Mrs. Charles L. McNary,
wife of the senior United States
senator from Oregon.
Guests wereMrs: McNary, JMrs.
J. B. Montgomery, Mrs. John Pear
son, Mrs. William House and Mrs.
Octave J. Gotfin. .......
Guests in Portland ' " .
Mrs. W. E. Barns and daughter,
Ann Reed, returned Monday from
Portland where they , were house-
guests of Mrs. Burns' sister, iMrs.
C. O.Irwin;. . ,
Yoniarco Club to Meet
Mrs. Walter Minier, will bet hos
tess to the, members of. the Yomar
co club at' 2: 30" o'clock ott.Tliurs-
day a tternoon. September . 24, at
her borne, : 1745 8aginaw; street.
Tnis is me nrst mceung oi tne iau
season.
Sad News Received
' Salem friends of Captain Will
W. McCully, a cousin of Mr and
Mrs. W. H. Dancy, will be griered
to learn of his. sudden passiag on
Sunday night in Astoria. Captain
McCully was a member of 'one of
Salem's oldest pioneer families
being the grandson of Darld Mc
Cully who started the boaUine on
.. - : "44 hi'jj It.. si-H v
the Willamette; BJrjr. .He is the
son of Alfred4 MteXhiny Of Butted
rilley: Mr. and Mrs.IW.. H.'Dancy,
Mrs. "W. Ali. Jonesi and- Mabel
Creighton,'wijl'. motd' to' Portland
next Sunday for the funeraL The
older Salem: residents will remem
ber the Kings' Products location
as the scene . of the old McCully
home. '
Trip to Eastern Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hamilton
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stump re
turned home early this week from
fa motor trip into Eastern Oregon.
Leaves for Eugene
Miss Paulino Elker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Eiker left last
week with a group' of Portland
'friends lor the University, of Ore
gon where she will enter her
sophomore year. -, Miss , Elker is a
member of the Alpha' Omicron Pi
sorority. ' .
CARPENTER'S ITXIOH KO. 106
llNli Thor. MMac. - Artkmr Tmek-
r, pmiint; Wn. Pattit, itcnUrr,
Skilb4 ncbniea faraiskad. FVena ITS,
Lodge Rosier
BOSTffi E'GMBflUM
and Tubings Lowest Prices f .
Nashua Cotton BlanketsV-Alt First.Qualiry:
" r We do not buy Seconds. They are all Pairs .
7xS4, the Largest Blanket
w , . :xi ice ana x xuiiy
; ; 54.50 pair
7-2xS0 Greys or White
t Colored Borders , J
$2.90 pair
64x76 Blankets
$2.29 pair
54x74 Blankets
$1.75 pair
Pretty Plaid Blankets 66x80, 3.95 a pair
New Crinkled Bed Spreads, Good Quality
7 81x108, Blue, nnic or leuow striped
: Price $5.00
78x108, a little lighter grade v "
Price 53.85 s
' ' A beautiful Mercerized Spread Gold, Blue, or Pink
..;..-. ' , Price570 - r ..r..
Boys long' pants, all VooT suits, youiujmen's aU wool
;t ; suits, Men's all wool suits Ileal good values . , j . . . .
, ." 1 " 1 " " ' "-. , . j .
Boys Corduroy pants', Boys and Metfa all wool sweat
. : - ervDay's JlenV all wool pants , ' .-.
Day's- Single Tie Riding Pants
The neatest riding pants made, looks like button leg, and
still oy .lacing- one syzlzt it 33 don no button nqics
1 J to tear out . ,
- DOUBLE SEAT AND ItNEES' f : -"
Tn Heavy OD Khaki clothe prtrtl : 53.75 pair
In Heavy Gray Moleskin' cloth, priced , $6.00 pair
Jn Heavy Corduroy cldthUPiice-.- 55.C0 pair
240 end 24G Ilcrllf Cchcrcial Street
Mrs. Crawford' Is Honored
Mrs. Mary B. Crawiord wno Has
beea-tbe house-guest for some
time of ber daughter,. Mrs. Wayne
Henry, was honored last Friday
afternoon ' when Mrs. lies . Gib
son entertained in her home. Mrs.
Crawford will soon return to Chicago;'-
" " - -"'";- ' -
In the group on Friday after
noon were: Mrs.- W. T.- Scott,
Mrs. Ralph Scott. Mrs: Worth
Henry. Mrs.- Charles' McCarter.
Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Arthur Uuey,
Mrs.'Corydon Blodgett, Mrs. Linn
Purrine. Mrs. Ralph Shepard, Mrs.
Will Crawford, Mrs. Frank Mat
thews, Mrs? Frank Crawford, Mrs.
ViTian Cochran, Mrs: Rollln Staf
ford, Mrs. Donald Crawford,1' Mrs
Wayne Henry, Mrs." Holman, Mrs.
Vercler, Mrs. Jessie' Walling, Mrs.
PhllUp Patrick, Mrs. Cranston
Higglns, the honor guest; Mrs.
Mary B. Crawford, and the hos
tess, Mrs. Lea Gibson.
Four M Club' Meets
One of the events or Interest of
the month of September was the
meeting- of the Fonr -M club of
Macleay which was royally' enter
tained at the, home of .Mrs. J. M
Martin, with Mrs-Martin and Mrs
Dale HilboractInjf"a-Joint hos
tesses. The home was beautifully
decorated In the'lijLte' fill flowers
A bountiful cafeteria- dinner was
serred at ths . noon hoar,- after
which the meeting was called to
order and a Tery delightful pro
gram was giten. Mrs; W. C. Kant
ner gave a talk on her trip' to
Washingtonj and' Mrs. Harry Mar
tin told 01 ner; inp to souinern
California Other numbers of in
terest Were readings by Mrs. J. F.
C. Tekenberg. Mrs. M. A. Wells,
MrS.Shattuck, Mrs. Eva Martin
Miss Marjory Hllborn, Mrs." Schell
ber. Mrs. Farr. Mrs. Frank Rob
inson. !
Guests of the club for the day
were Miss vaiora Amori. jurs.
John Amort, MisS Mary Francis
Robinson, Miss Veta Lemon, Mrs.
Wittlngton, Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs.
Cates, Miss Marjory Hilborn. The
next meeting' of the club will be
held on Thursday, October 8, at
the home of Mrs. W. C. Kantner In
Salem. All club members and
their families are lnrlted.
Trip to Pendleton .v,.
'Mr. and"MrsvC X. Needhrfm re
turned home on- Monday, from a
motor trlplfltb eastern Oregon" go-
ling to The Dalles on business.
Later, they attended the Roundup
at Pendleton;! ' ;
T.H.p. CluV Meets
Miss Reta Claggett entertained
in a- delightful way on Monday
evening at her home for members
of-the T-H. Ei. club. Asters were
used in the rooms where the eve
ning was spet -with needlework.
Refreshments were served at a
late hour. Special guests of the
evening. were iMrs. WUbur Daily,
Miss- Hattie Brown and Miss Nora
Plov. I .
Members in the group were Miss
Elsie BoyntonMiss Bertha Miller,
Miss Marlowe! Miller, Miss Edna
WaTden. Miss 'Ruth Walker, Miss
Doris Bowdenj Miss Frances Plov,
Mrs. Floyd Siegmund, and -the hos
tess, Miss Reta Claggett.
nuTxsKiii oaors ov xkoixt. m
lit ud SrC WM. W. U. W. M.
Dainty Sachet Bags
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use it sparingly. Let it get almost
irj" before it is put on., "is
sprinkles sachet between layers of
cotton batting In the cushions.
Rose baby ribbon holds the four
cushions together. A pink garden
la tied in the bow of the ribbon
is a final touch of loveliness.
i... -
Barbara Frietchie Tent
Barbara Frietchie tent; Daugh
ters of Union Veterans of the Civil
war," will meet at 8 o'clock for the
regular meeting this' evening in
the armory.
Kings Are Home
Mr. and , Mrs. George M. King
and sons, Stanley and Bobby, are
home from a week's absence In
Portland and Pendleton. Mrs.
King and son Bobby visited as the
house guests of friends In' Port
land, while Mr. King and Stanley
attended the Roundup ht Pendle
ton. ; . , :
Two Are Pledges ;
'The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity an
nounces the pledging . of George
Et Baker of Franklin, 111.. , and
Willard Hatch of Falls City. Num
erous other pledgings will occur
in the hear future, coincident with
the opening of Willamette univers
ity. .
a ..
WRC Sewing
Members of the Woman's Re
lief corps will meet all day Thurs
day at the fair grounds: The day
wllkbe spent sewing. All members-are
invited to attend.
Church- Tea Today
;The ladies of the. Central Con-
gregat tonal. church will hold their
regular monthly tea this afternoon
in the church-parlors. The hos
tesses will be Mrs. B. E. Edwards.
Mrs. J. O. Sand,. Mrs. J. L. Busick
and Mrs. Homer Harrison.
' Mrs. Ada Strong and grandson.
Henry Thielsen. spent the week
end with friends' and relatives In
Portland."
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SALEM ACTO WRECKIXa 00.
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FCRXISHED APARTVrJfT. PRIVATE
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1 Dlf For BreaRifaBt
K gift to; delight the feminine
heart' is a s$t of little sachet cush
ions An Ingenious girl, who de-testa-sewing,
uses liquid glue to
make these charming cushions;
She uses foir inch satin ribbon In
rose, reen4lila and-blue pastel
shades. Sh'.'mskes square' sachet
cushions- by a gluing, thav' edges to
gether, to pply the Pest quality
of liquid ;gle tor delicate fabrics
; First day of fall
V V m
- But it feels like Indian summer.
Watch Salem grow with the
growth of her linen mills. The
first two will bring- several more,
and then there will be a geometric
growth.
Qettlsg to be a very busy place,
tne state isir grounds.
V V
. The, men connected with the Sa
lem paper mill' are altogether too
modest. They have for some time
been' making" paper from Douglas
and red fir wood, on a commercial
scale
. And this la the first mill In the
world to do this. And they have
said nothing about it. This is one
of the blrrest thlnrs ever discov
ered .In" the paper making Industry,
The weight of the newspapers
and periodicals . dispatched dally
from the New York city postofflce
reaches the enormous sum of 640,-
000 pounds. Each, day the New
York city postoffice receives 2100
removal notices, 250.000 pieces of
misdirected mail, finds' the own
ers for 400 unaddresSed parcels,
receives 80,000 pieces of mall
without street' address, supplies
36,000 pieces of. mall with correct
address from the city directory.
There are not ships enough to
go round. So, as always happens
at- this' time of year, many hun
areas or American tourists are
stranded in-England and France;
wondering how they can get homfi
Some of them will hare to return
on a 10.000 ton boat, instead of
on-one four or fire times as big
Others who expected to come back
first class will be grateful for one
berth in a four-berth cabin of the
tourist third class. Some of them
will . learn from" therr experience
nothing except the wisdom of buy
ing a return passage with the
ticket to go across. Others will
find out that being- democratic Is
not so terrible after all. and that
men anjf women In the third cab Ii
have just as good minds as those
In the first. It will be s stimu
lating experience for some folk
who have been too pampered.
Mobile Registered. ..
LIBEL SUIT CANCELLED
REGIN'A. Sask.. Sept. 22. A
$100,000 libel suit by Aaron Sa
piro. Internationally known coop
erative marketing expert, against
three . Saskatchewan newspapers,
the Star and Phoenix of Saska
toon and the Leader of Regina,
was withdrawn today when the
court held that articles printed In
the- papers' were "fair comments."
A carrier pigeon owned by Al
bert Johnson, or Astoria,' N.'
was released from s 'ship In the
Atlantic. ocean,al000 "miles from
land. The bird retnrned safely
home and apparently was none the
worse for its reeord" nonstop flight
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FOR SALE Uveatoclt- Z9-
VETXRIXARIAJr , . DR.. PATTER SOX.
raa aaa. m. a. Baa 19. sj3U
JERSEY COW. TUBERCULAR TESTED.
1 tlltaaa, aO.OW. Tel. SSr'll, 4V ta S
aTaaiap. SSalF
FOR SALE FRESH COW. . R. D.
Tatar. Salem, Roata d. ikaaa UFl?'
' 3SOb
FRED "W. LAXG8. TETERIXARIAX
utriea 4.'0 b. Commercial. Pkoaa 1198.
Raa. Pkooe 166S. SSmlltf
FOR SALK JERSET COW. FRESH OC
taaer 31. Ki Taara atd. rrkca $85.
CaU T9S X. 14ti. , 3 9.3 S
ROOM FOR RENT IX MODERX HOME AUCTTOX SALE IS ItEAD RRQIST-
ar4 Jeraeya. S era da Jaraeya. aaA
aamroaa eiker rtiflea, ta ba aald at
poblia aaeliaa. . Taeadar, Snt- 19.
1935. aa Sam J. MeKea plaea. S milaa
aeatk. kalf mil aaat, af ladepaadeaea,
Orafoa. Artkar O. Aaat, aw sr. Ia
apcadeaea Ortrea. S9.33-79)
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FOR REXT APARTMEXTS
CaamaarciaL
Stl X.
13U
PRIXTED CARDS. SIEE 14" BT 7t4'
verdlaa. "Roama.u Kaat." pnaa 19
eaata aaek. . Stataamaa JQaaiaaaa Of ma.
rraaaa door.
FOR REXT Reonia 25
XI CE ROOM.
585-W.r
CLOSE IX.
PHOXB
16a37
FOR REXT FURXI8HED BLEEPIXO
room, aeatlaman. carata. 955 Marion.
Tel. 445 M. 2530tt
HEATED ROOMS WITH BOARD. CLOSE
in. 523 X.. CotUre. 25a33
tkraa blacks from atata . baaaa, - - AH
eeaTeaieaeea. Oeotlemaa prefeTred.
Pleaaa rira rafareaeaa aad addraaa
B eara Suteatnaa. 35j28t
FOR REXT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
atadeata, witk aleeplaf parch priTnefea,
fyarytalar modara. Kafereacea are ra
emirad. Addrott roata, eara fit a I ran a.
asjattt
FOR RENT Hon.
27
S-ROOM -FURXIBHRD HOUSE.- H
Mock f rsm ear liae. , Fin yard. tr.
note, etc. 144 Sa. 19th St. Z7.25'
TWO-ROOM . HOUSE. GOOD LOCA-
tloa. Call 1785 Ceater St. ' Htld
S-ROOM MODKRX BUXOALOW, CLOSE
ta Baiem. f aoaa ipos-a. aa-
FOR REXT S-ROOM FLAT. 40r
nta kaaaa, (arara S40; 7 -room kaaaa,
SSO: 5 -roan, kaaaa. 330: ff-reom kaaaa.
335; faraiskad 3 room flat . aad fa-
rare, asu.
QERTRUDB J. X. PAGE
Raaltor
412 X. Cettaca. 2719tl
FOR REXT Farms 21
I HATE SEVERAL IR RIO AT ED FARMS
for . reau - F. K. Tkomaaaa, Taraar.
Ora, Pbaaa SXX. 29alti
WANTED TO- REXT
31
WANTED GOOD REXTER FOR A 17S-
aera farm, wall lacateeV aaltabla far
dairy-or flas farm. Alao 30 acre frait
farm that will eia long leaaa aa. 6ea
my areat. SIS Orecoa . Ride aad
make. appabitmral - 11.33
WOOD FOR BALIS 43
FOR WOOD BAWINQ PHOXE 1091.
Stall
WOOD OF ALL RTXD3 FOR SALS.
Jak H. SooU. Paaaa 354 ar CIS.-
- 4338
WANTED WOOD CUTTIXO. DBAS.
aw timbar. K. 3. Harvey, Maeieay,
Orafoa. 4323
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft. aad IS iaak.
Dry mill woad. 1
Groaa mill weed.
Dry eeeand" arwwth fir.
Dry 4-ft. aak. mapla aad aak.
FRED E. WELLS.
Prompt delivery aad reaaeaa'kla' prira.
ISO Saatk Caajcb. Paaaa 1541. dimttt
la-IXCH OLD FT emoxD GROWTH
eea aas aak. rkaaa lBrs. U. D. May-
dSUStf
GOOD OOAL-DRT WOOD
, PROMPT DELIVXRriS.
HILLMAX FLr.L CO.
TELEPHOXB 1S55. 4319t
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