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4 THEOREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON . SATURDAY MORNINGlcMAXU,' 1926 . 3, . - i f 1 ft I A i on CONFERENCE T0 OPEN Oil IW 5 ' 1 Forty-third Annual Session - " .of Evangelical Church i 'WlTo Be Held The Jfoty-third annual session of , the'lpregon conference . of the Evangelical church "w ill be held in Portland, Lenta church, May 2-9. lwe. IW,. Bishop' John A-Dunlap, D. D ol Cleveland. Ohio. -.will preside; Important business will be transacted effecting . the coast wprki The merger of the church which, took place in 1922, has been a great success and at this conference delegates -will be elect ed to attend the general confer ence.; which mets'In Williamsport, Pa., next October. I Te - Oregon conference is en Ltjfled .to:at least four ministerial, V" afid lour "lay delegates. At this JL session presiding elder is to be electedand perhaps more than onp. ,. : ' Several general church officers will be present other than the bishop throughout the session in cluding Rev. C. Hauser,- publisher of the Western Publishing House, located. at Cleveland, Ohio, and 'Bev. 11 CNlegarth, executive find of the entrrch. Important treasurer of . the superannuate langes will na doubt be made at ii&. session ajad ; aggressive, plans made for the tutare. i, ; IliiL; Thornton Is tha-lay dele-' ; gate- from Tint Church -Salem, ,j. and Ferd Kurif Is delegate from ' Chemeketa Street church. ; ft icukc U6 i iciiui iuis.o mcuiigu Lake Homes 4&v 4 v Announcement was made yes terday that. Becke & Hendricks, local real estate dealers had, com pleted arrangements- with 'the Lake Ocean Land company to ifcandlej $he,sale of summer homes i :r use. . T: Cavil's Lake resorts-Are ' -fs in fir develoned with the im- -provement of the Roosevelt high : ay. The holdings 6fr the Lake 1 BE RESORT K Ocean Land company is at the north end of Devil's Lake. Many cottages are- no w : under construe tkm and an 18 hole golf coarse is being laid,-out: - The resort-is 16 miles south of Nescowin on the Roosevelt highway and upon the completion of the Salman river rr ad 'from Grande Ronde to Otis will be the nearest beach resort ta Salem. i The distance from Salem to Devil's Lake by the way of Dal las, a ' Wallace "bridge, Grande Ronde down the Salmon river to ttls will be only 62-miles. The road from Dallas to the Wallace Jl bridge is finished all but five in dry weather , now. The pro posed road from New Grande Ronde to Otis will be decided at the election May 21 when the peo ple if this district will vote to es tablish a road district there. The Lr Xs. road down the Salmon river from 1 1 Mldfray will be passable this sum- i ri it i Bi W. Jones, a well known Port- tMHU luouiiiukii luau jub pi CD1UCUI Vk the Lake Ocean Land company, ind-L. J. Ruble Is salesmanagef for; the company. Mr. Jones is ivery enthusiastic over the pros- f Is exteremely favored with a di versity, of natural attractions, the i lake, the, wooded mountains, rlv- - . 1 m , a era, creeas, luieis, pays, a Deauii fill, sandy sea' beach and one of the finest stands of timber in the ' 1500 lbs. Jelly Beans Assorted Colors SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY . 15c alb. 2 lbs. for 25c vj reserve the rightto 1 nrniUunmtities . . Only at l - '.' ITER'S c 3 bellow Front Phono- j 3 TTorta Commercial St Th3 Pcns!ir StcTQ AT TI1E THEATRES Oregon -Zane j ;Creys.tory, "Desert Gold,- -with Neil Hamil ton. Shirley Mason, Josef Swickard and William Powell; ireillg Rex Beach'a 'The Bar rier." ' ; ' v Bligh Five acts vaudeville and pictures. " ' ; world all are within a remarkable short distance: said M Jones.. Maps of the country, full in formation and;; pamphlets may be had at the offlce'of Becke & Hen dricks in the Heilig theatre lobby. piiiSi Members From Valley Cities to Join in Conferring of . Page Rank Tuesday May 4, Central lodge Ho. .18, Knight of Pyth ias. will Stage a big. ceremony at ;Fraternal temple when the beautiful and im pressive rank . of page will -be con ferred upon a large class of candi dates. . r Special deputy G. C. II. J. Hick erson will have char re of the Lwork. The degree. team will bd composed of the officers, grand lodge of Oregon, assisted by jast grand officers and prominent Pyth lans from Willamette valley fodgif es. As a large attendance is an ticipated, special com m ft tees are busy preparing for the occasion, which promises to be a real fra ternal treat. ' Among those who will be intro duced into this popular order, on that evening will be Allan Carson, W O. Church, C. E. Denham. A. W. Lathrop, M. C. Mattson, Lee M. Merriman, Edward Niemeyer. Roy H. Rice and Stanley Walters'. Portlanders attending will be Walter G. Gleeson, Frank S. Grant, Leslie E. Crouch, Judge W. M. Cake, Judge Robert G. Morrow, Gus C. Moser, Fred J. Johnson and Thomas E. Dowling. Members of the Salem : . lodge have been unusually active the past law months and under the leadership of DDGC, W. II. Gould, have added more than 50 to the menpei-sbip roll in that time. Tweaty-Tfve year veterans jew-H els were recently presented t$ Malfolm McDonald, S. A. McFad- den, W, T. Rjgdon, J. H. Lockett, F. T. Wrightman, W. I. Staley, Dr. C.-H. Robertson andA.i WTJiesy. I NEW CORPORATIONS I IKr The Oregon Plumbing Supply company with headquarters in Portland and capital stock of 125,000, has been incorporated by E. A. Neupert, George Black and Harvey N. Black. Other articles filed In the state corporation department Friday follow: Bsrg Brothers Twentieth Street garage. Portland, J5000; .Earl J. Berg, C. E. Etter and Marie E. Hamilton. The Four Investment company, Portland, $24.000iv J. WV De Young.lK. A. Roald and -B. K. ISkulasin. c K. Oj I. N., PorUand. 110,000: C. W. Myers, H. W. Ely, an M. Smith. .syilarM Manufacturing ,Aqm- lanyfrortlahd, $2500; K. ,G. pany: MartlsJJ. p, Wildman and 3. F. WendjAg. it PORTLAND WATER IS LOW UXLE.4S RAIN" , PAIjIjS, SHORT- agI: fkarkd for city PORTLAND. April -SO.-r-. (By Associated Press.)- Unless there is rain, Portland will face a water shortage this summer and sprinkl ing may he prohibited because this has bn the driest spring in 51 years, cccrding to John M. Mann, eomm 3ioner of public, utilities in chargelof -ihe. city "water bureau , ThfJBall Ran Tlver is the lowest it h;ft5n 'atthis time of year fori ears, according to .the city it and those of the United I! . geological 1 survey. The i fi ow in the rivey i o$ April second feet, while about t that v has been going 4. the patohthC 'Usually re about 2.00,000 gallons ir ln Bull Run lake, while 2T the lake is'about 1,000,- .llons short. ', .. . v at the lake on! May 1 last ras 40 Inches.;' Today there an Inch of snbw at, the lake. 24 on May 1 there were IS ' 1 1 f UUUIVS Ai ; Color," Countee- CuUenu; 1 Vncicnt Egypt,! James.Baikla AncIentA8syria,''J Jf nief Balk- Ancient Greece, James, Bafkle: ' v. i ve s," Gamaliel IBradf ord- ' 'Traveler andTraveling 14 the ddle Ages, E. L. Guilford. "Carratlre and- Critical Hiatory TO CONFER DEGREE GOtMl NEWS BRIEFS F.'Tschauner and family were vaccinated by the health officer of Albany. ' - r ' j : ' 7 ;: Mr, Garrison and family were quarantined ' for smallpox. Wj Williams took Mr. King and family to Willimlna Sunday. , ' Wj1 M, Downing and family spent Sunday , in Detroit. A program on forest .week was given (by Lyons high school, re cently. Miss Hardison and Mrs. : Bod eker took the primary class on a hike i to Taylor's grove. Mi's. Bodeker, Alex Bodeker, Mrs. Maning, Ed Hiatt and friends went to Detroit. Tecently. Edwin R. Payne and wife of North Salem .recently spent a Sun day j in Lyons with his father. Principal Payne of the local high school. A party of Slayton .high school students came near having a ser ious wreck on their return from Mill City. The driver of the stu dent Scar suddenly swerved, to the left, 'striking the car of Mr. Win ters. ; section boss of Lyons. It is reported that the Winters' car was damaged to the extent of $75, The (other car suffered damage of 150, it is said. The event oc curred soon after crossing the Me. bama bridge on the Linn county side.) . G. E. Lwellen and family , of Portland spent .last Sunday ,in Lyons with Prof. Payne and wife a: delightful family reunlen being heldJ t , . Rickey Mr; and Mrs. Thomas and fam ily of Auburn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sheridan Sunday. Mrs. Miller' of Salem has been substituting- as teacher for Mrs. Beardsly. Mrs. Bearsdly was called home by the illness of her little girl.! Mrs. A. W. Binegar and her niece's, Margaret and Ida Magee spent Saturday at Mill City. The Rickey school team beat the Fruitland school team in a ball game at Fruitland Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. D. Simmons, Mrs. J. Savage, Pearl Savage, and Dol ly Glen of Salem and Frank Har ris or mil laiy were guests ox Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Harris Sun- day. Brooks Mrs. Leta Nyhart grade school teacher at Brooks received ser ious cuts and bruises, when, her 1 . . ... car was hit by a south oouna stage at Brooks. She was rushed to the Salem hospital where she is new recovering. Her sedan was totally wrecked. Mr. and Mrs, J.. W. Gay spent the week end in Portland. Mrs. Earl Smith of Long Beach, Cal., was the guest the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ramp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Loomis and children spent a few days last week, visiting relatives and friends in Tillamook. 'Jefferson Mrs. Pisher and daagfeter ol a lent have beett Visiting Misa Mar guerite Looney. Ethel . Klampe, - Maxlne Childs, Laverna Holm, Helen and Walter Kihs, attended a. Sunday school convention at Marion Sunday. J. B.Super Pf frabtree,,T$c.initr hi tin roRSMJE Ihave several inquiries from persons who are interested in used automobiles Ford Closed Ceqr ! Nath Coupe ?; Oakland Coupe Ford 1-Ton Truclc ' '. j Roadster, old model MustlHe cheap If you have a car of the above description simply fill out the? coupon! below. No.ob lipation. ' ; X t POST OFFICE BOX 185 SALEM, OREGON L l.wish to dispose of automobile equipment described: , below;'"--"- - :" -' v f Tear and jxoako of Car. Open or closed. ..... . v. Name ........,...... ..t l - J- - -is -. " ' , , - - . - "I;--"1 , r : .- t 1 t .. ; " - ' .... s Address .3... . Telephone K visited Mr. andrMrs.F. T.: Glaser at : the Fox farm Sunday ': '' !v Mr. and Mrs. L. Burley and son Ralph of Portland spent' Sunday visiting reiatives here; Mrs. Ger trude Weddle returned to Portland with them to apf nd a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ev'Graber and sons Leo and Raymond of Salem visited .Mrs. E.- J. Wed bee Sunday. Ward Goln of 5 Jefferson, Don Gain and 'Gene Flesher, of Salem spent a weekend at Pacific City. Swimming is . In- full, swing In Jefferson. The? water is very warm. . Elisabeth Lindroas of Lakeside is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George VaiL ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hampton have moved into the Ralph .Wed dle, house. Mr. Hampton is mail carrier from the depot to the post' office. RoseHale A baseball game was played 'be tween Rosedale and Fairview last Friday afternoon. The Rosedale boys were defeated, the score be ing 13 to 1(T. A party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay . Smith last Saturday evening. Several peo ple from Rosedale attended. A party will be held at the D C. Bloom home Saturday evening, May 1. Esther Cammack, representing the fourth grade and George Self representing the sixth grade at tended the spelling contest in- Sa lem last Saturday. Both made a grade of 100 In the written work but Bpelled down orally. . Mr. and Mrs. E. W Cannoy visited Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of LaCenter, Washington, who .used to live in Rosedale. Mrs.. James A. Moore of -Brush Prairie, Washington, visited: at the Ellis home Sunday. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Bates, Who are leaving for Albany, this week, motored to Portland, Sun day. , Scotts Mills A birthday dinner was given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Daly on the Ablqua for Mrs. Walter Scott whose birthday was Sunday. Mrs. Betty Coleman's birthday was April 21, and-Mr Daly's April 23. A huge birth' day cake decorated with candles ornamentel the table. Those pres ent for the dinner were Mr. Pete Hitsman. Fred Smith, Mrs. Betty Coieman. Mr. And .Mrs, Walter Scott and Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Dalyi Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gersch visit ed their parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Gersch on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and Miss Agnes Matlock ot Portland, Visited relatives here over .Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wrightvandf children of near Salem visited friends here Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Bellinger and chidren of Salem visited here Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rich and daughter Mldred visited Mrs Rich's mother. Mrs. Runey. at Aumsville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.- C. DR. Hartman visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. J. . Annundsen visited Mr. and Mrs. George -Hay nes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartnik and Mr. and Mrs. Jake.Bursack visit ed Mr. and Mrsi August Semolke near Mt Angel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs; Hugh Magee .and CAR S. children attended , the r spelling content InSalem Saturday. Merle Magee received third Prize in the seventh, grade. Miss Vera Moser of near Sll-i verton; visl ted Mbw Dorotha Sheo herd Monday ') Mike J?erd of Seattle has been vIsltlBjg, Mr andi Mrs. Hjgh Magee. i 1 Roberts f, Mrs, j; Borgelt of Pe Ell. Wash. has , been visiting - with Mr- and Mrs. FrankBojpgeit. Mrs. J. , A- Pearson's neDhew. who is attending -0 AC spent the week-.end with her. Mr. and "Mrs. Frank Borgelt. Mrs., J. Borgelt ;and Mrs. S. C, Davenport spent Thursday after noon . with Mrs. Jay . Ludinxton Kingston near Woodbnrn. Mrs. A. Sharkey of Portland visited last week at Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Sharkey's. Mrs. Sharkey is Mr. Sharkey's mother Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parker snent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Higglns. Miss Esther Long, who taught here last year, visited the school Wednesday. Mrr and Mrs. Ernest Evans spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Townsend. A' few friends spent Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pearson's. The evening was mass ed with games and a weiner roast around a bonfire. C X. Query has had his store painted. Buster Keen has been siok for a few days.;. . j J.-W. Gerber was in the neigh borhood last week ooking Rafter his property! here. Leonard Zielkie has moved his garage beside his house. Mrs. Howard Bolster1 (nee Ma bel Ekin) spent Monday evening With Mrs. A. H. Kleen. Mr. and Mrs. 'John Osborn went to Silver Creek Falls Sunday. Miss Melba Davennort snent the week end with friends in Eugene. Fred Davenport has Just return- ed from a .three-dava trln tal th southern part of Oregon.?? ? ; J ; Raphael Bettlncourt has bought a new-car. - . ' v -v- ; , Mr. and jars. C.: Davenport .have ; purchased ;aJ sedan. . Hazel Green Louis Wampler has 'returned from Klamath. Edward Dunigan Sr., and sons Maurice and Willie made trip to PorUand. - Misses v Agnes and Margaret Scblmat of Mt. Angel were week end visitors at Fred Hasblebach er8. uen ciemens has purchased a Boick Six, of sedan make. Rev. Miss Paige, an evangelist who is making her home at pres ent in Portland, is visiting Mist Luckey. Miss Paige has many friends nere, having held a suc cessful revival meeting here four years ago. Mr. and Mrs Carl Morris of Mt. Angel were visitors in the Green Sunday. Miss Anna Hasblebacher was a week-end visitor at Monmouth. The following represented this school at the county spelling con test: Charlotte VanCleave, Hazel Bracken. Helen Davis, Edward Brock, Iola Luckey, Sophia Has hlebacher. Christiana and Elmer Harmon, have returned to their home near St. Louis after spending "two weeks with their aunt, Mrs. N. P. Wnilamsonv Mrs". Jlarpaqn,. mother Qt,; the children, ; ha p&ai veryvill, vui iB now recovering" 1 rom a ma jor operation. Quenten, so nof Mr. and Mrs ,B. C. Zelwiskirwas taken to the Deaconess hospital the first of the week. He has pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. John Luckey and daughter Almeda ot Wopdburn, were guests at their brother's Mr. and Mrs. James Luckey Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Pete Woelke and children .spent Sunday at, Oregon City with Mrs. Woelke's parents, Mr. and: Mrs. Will McCormack. ZANE MASTER TODAY JIURRASTON III " Comedy; III NEWS STARTS m m ! Todayray-Blonday t OPEHETTfl RLEASL5 u gu cpunni iiiiiicp l if The Bells of I Beaujolais". Declared Most Skillful Production By AUDRE1 BUNCH "The Bel 1b of Beaujolais," the colorful and sprightly operetta4 which was presented Friday night by the music department of then Salem high school, was one. of .the most entertaining ' events of - its sort enjoyed - in Salem in many months. . " . . Given in two actii, the first cen tering around-the flower fete in Beaufieur, and the second, a party, on the same evening, the complications are as tuneful as they are romantic. Kenneth Allen, as Bender, and Lawrence Deeoon. as Augustus, Duke of Beaujoleis, played the masculine . leads, their pleasing voices adapting them especially to the men's solo parts 4 hat inter spersed the choruses . and clever dialogue. j Maxine Glover i as Countess Marie, rich spinster, and fiance to the duke, wore her jewels and brocade with the carriage and grandeur of a queen, with n en- chanting light voice adding to her charms. j .. Jewell Gardner as Fantine, maid to-the countess, filled onevof the stellar roles in Jast night's oper etta, her carefully! trained voice being of a decidedly .fine quality Wilma Coursey. as Aunt Sarah Jessup. Bender's sister, displayed her feeling for her part in an en tirely satisfactory way, as she took part in the bandying about of hearts, with the assistance of fall ing cherry petals, a mask, a bor rowed costume and a full moon. Carolyn Lambirth; as Phyllis. Bender's daughter, and Belle, her GREY'S STORY! A BRAND NEW PICTURE THE highest point yet reached by Para-, mount in the production of Zane Grey stojries.The author himself says this is. the greatest tale he ever wrote, paramount CONVINCES you with a picture, that fr hair trigger action . and pleas ing romance stands alone nn t? MATIXEE r. JJVENlN0. r. 4 iocf jasc, ooc "n-. i: mUllUUliUULIlUUD friend, sMyrle Murphy,) were de lightful, confections In American fern ininity, each playing a winning tnd'ing'eni9us,ro)e. ' -PhlUip JiU ;hd "Vlctori Wolfe, ia IfTry- and-Tony , the. yonn Am -1 t ions between Phyllis and Ball and two vlnsome girls .of." the ; Isle. X TQne z ( Bortyr "Tweedale) t ,nd Snsettfl f (Rose ..Folger)..' ?ank SbaXer, as H&r:laa, -Header's valet. Pierre, a jugglex If JtNojval ': Ed wards); and . Chicot, a wrestler. Herbert Hobson) edded indlvldu- ally to the success of the evening. - Fin chorat-sepport -was- given by the group charactera. who. ap- peared in decorstiVQ costumes wtth the ..addition; for: he ,aecotfd act, of. masks. '. I. v,".,...': -,,t.v;.v---.. A number of j dance specialties by Nibs Shoemaker, Elaine Brown and Jack Spong.j under "the direc tions of Miss Spitrenberger, added, diversity. The' operetta aeeompanlments were played-in an admirable way by Truth Jluston oiano; Margaret v Raster' and' Peter F'oelkl, violins: r Laura Burton, bells, and D. Hard- ' castle drums. ! - X:. Miss Lena Belle Tartar, directed the performance; and' received 'a beautiful:basket of nawers in.trlb ute, ' - The staff for the affair, included f . Faculty manager. Miss Ola Clark; student manager, Ckrltoa Roth; properties, Carlton , Roth : -stage, Burt Hoffine and Ralph Purvlne; electrician, William Sisson; .-ward robes, ?Eloise .WhUe. BATTLE CASUALTIES HEAVY " LONDON. April 27. By Asso ciated Press-HTbe Peking, cor respondent of the Dally Mall re ports t that the' f allied ' .forces of Marshal . Chang Tao-Lin and Gen eral Wu; Pel Fu ihaye made three attacks against be hill; positions of the '' Kuominchun v (national armies) 4 but met with disastrous results. The casualties . are given as "several thousands." ' . ' ; ' ' V New 1500,000 Marshfleld hotel is to be finished! this summer. -.... ,i -'i. V 1 1 v " -""" 1 " " - .H.'.' iff s c J.-1TI . . - - .t,ii Y.- J ... . j : '.. : f-r.j. " i-'ii. 3 : , . t r, ' , 'je - r r A ' M i'3 4 i J 1 - - - I -.I ... j X ::i V : , fx ' . . r 1 f America," 8 ,VolaK8,-Jnstia , 4 i.