i i toe onCGON sf AfzGiiAi:, SAttr6nfiGb:r ' TUESDAY MOHNING, FEBIlUAnY i; 1927 - I l! rvl i ; "- " 4 ' : v. . . ... : TEL. EPffOAXi fv& 4 elen -Ruth Hardy Becomes f Prineville Man . - I II -tli(f uuy f t f i. i Association of University Women will hare the pleasure, of enter taining Dr. Ueiahardt at dinner at the Gray Belle. . Reservations for ? much interest. in Salem -I! the 'dinner should b;made by .-inanriaxe of Misa, Helen. Ruth calling 1 Wrs. Robert Dann at ardy to Mr. Warren?w,iYonceiJ480-J. - - !' rPrineYille.Or. which took place ; , - . - t 8:30 o'clock, Saturday, etenini? DakotaClub .TFi CCt , t , t th' home of the brida'a.nar- W Anxdjt-u "at Lanfoot'Home :' nts, Mr. and Mrs.. W. B. Hardy atf . -xr, w J. tlrifnnt m rVt;1" 1 b hostt tomTenine-at beautiful arched altar as ar tnelrh0me at 2100 Nob Hill and anse4 In frost y the re. place. Hoyt streets at the regular month- fThe two archesjwhicb formed the ly meeting; of the Dakota 'club: A C1 re eoTen with orchid p0t-jUek dinner wiH .be sBerVed At Wad white streamers i Streamer :,?.--. :i . ..v( W In uneven tenatbs f oraed a, iat- brlnr a filled f basket and allver lice m tne Dace, oorely trailing nmi Mrt-Tiee. ; t yeena were Interwoven with the . , Mra.- George L. Gumming is bbons. Palms and fern-formed Chairman ot the refreshment com he background,frwhne at either mJttee. ani Mr8- E. T. ProBCott of 1X11 TWS.pW-'-r Se program, committee.- Immediately preceding the cere- fomer Dakota residents are, tnony MUs Ruth Haxelton sang v7d to rtTests Oh. Promise Me.'f t The wedding f' T rest party assembled at the altar to the Patriotic Orders Hold Joint Strains of the Lohengrin wedding tii:. march, played as a duet by Mrs. installation at Irmn.' Corner, pianist, and Daniel lKOman'8 Club House Hardy, Tiollnlst. . . One' of the most interesting 1 Rer. J. Willard De Toe, pastor Joint installations of the year took jof the Leslie . Mtthodist church, place last wek at the Woman's performed the ceremony, using the club i house when the Sons of impressive single ringi serjlc,e. Union? Veterans of the Civil, war Miss Luella Mayes of Portland at- and their auxiliary conducted the tended the bride as maid of boner, ceremonial together. A large fTbe beat man was -Paul Hardy of number of members of both or- sneiton, wasa, a Drotner or tne i ganlzations attehdedme ritual. bride. Blilie Edna Hardy, niecs , Music and Teadings irere. furn ished Jy Miss Corrine ' Maurice. Miss : Evallna Cufcminirs and the Sons'viujrtfit. iq - ' uommanaer-eiect , a. m. xauscn bt the bride, was'an adorable How ler girl. She wore 4 frock of hem stitched creDe de chine "fetnd car ried, a basket of spring j&rossoms. "The bride was ibeauUfuly gown? respond to n encore, with .a e ia urcaiu uh treytj wurniwuu 6peecn,i encouraf ngi not only :a an amethyst headdress." .The for- spirit, of patrtotlsm u practical aia$ gown, made rlth flared floune- patribtiism.J atfd ledaedj faithful es . aud low waist line, was orna- devotiopu, toi the imembers of the inehted: with gold stitching. She Grand Army- ot the ; Republic carried, a lovely shower of bride's I Mrs, Louise itJng, division presi roses, freesias and lilies of the I dent iof the aonsl auxiliary .spoke rauey. " 1 ' I in behalf of the atuluary, and Mrs. I " The maid of honor was charm-1 Mary Entress, dJTlsion president 1 !ng in an evening gown of green of the daughter!, -spoke' and td . rpiorrfittA nrer nink atlti rlnrorlv I v.Aa ofo..l r'nm.irfa Favi t .-. - - - r - - - - luvau .aumvimDf rnamented with silver and with I Race of the GAR responded with runciai nowers. suie arriea an ia short talk: '. I rrn bouquet of Ophelia roses. r , Following are the . newly in- Following the .ceremony . Miss I stalled officers: lazelton saner "At Dawnine " Af-I rtiviainn .,Mirv' rimrW fu. . v w-. - - . . aBwu v mm-.t y v j v- a . !ter the wedding a reception was jsenden, installing officer for the Jieia wun 4U relatives ana irienasi8on8; commander, A. M. Lausch; of the bride and groom in attend-! senior 1 vice comtnandor." Dr.B. F. knee. Mrs. T. C Richterof Amity PonndsT Junior vice commander, presided at the urns.' Assisting I jj. G. Boyerj patriotic instructor. in tn serving were miss jsiswjbl- J. Raymond; secretary, - Glen ri ucaer.; miss uessie "i ncaer, jaissi Adams; camp council, James Rem Margaret Leavenworth, Miss Mabefi jagtan. E. T. Prescott, GR. Stov- vurne-ana miss n.inei nazeiton. er: exAte. H. C. McWhorter: color The bride received: numerous huap. v.: i. R.iphnnnt .iTiiHa beautif il gifts in ; electric ware, ruard. S. W. Drake : butslde miard. iBureFiEna linen-. 2 t. p' Mrt; xoncey is a graaaate oif rttinh nypsMnt TjiniJa K-inr i0"6 nolTersity with ttheiMt8jtiteg aUtet f orW attiUlaryr T" j" k- wi"v ..-j... ipresiaenf,"' uenrua- jKemington; v-t?has Uught both at Amity an,dic. rnrMlaent t M-r- B.vLiCkie! ' i Vrine ville. Mr Yoncey" is city I Aiahal at Prineville wherethe chaptaln. Clara Aaams; patriotic i young couple .wiU mak thebr J instructor! Nettie4 Schram; t secre Ihome, : M t ---MUryi Minnie Baker: treasurer. Th.bride worjra loveiy trock-1 Hattle Cameron;H guide,. Emily ensemble with goldace trim. Her pregcott; ; assistant guide. Allde collar; and cuffs. - She wore a pinkl Adama: polor haror Rnt nmt coat was sf ponyBkin, with beayer UgnesT Cohenberg; Inside guar!, nai uai eonwaBWM in pwwhus Hria Robins: onbdA enard. 1 4a - T . : Lautsch; husic, Margaret Fessei den. " . ; T manner with her wrap and acces sories. . f Mr. and Mrs. Yoncey left Sat urday night for Prineville. .Among. the out of town, guests Jf or the ceremony were. Mr. and Tin o ; ? Today . -. . Writers club- Miss Maude, Cov ington, hostess at borne of Jndgo and Mrs. Henry J., Bean. h'orae'of Mrs. C.;A; Nichols. ' Mrs.erhlngsheriffs sale of real prop James G. Lauderback was elected Terly . on tax sale or foreclosure president, .Mrs. -Johfi Hain vice j shall be amended so that instead president, and Mrs. .C.I A. Nichols . of .the sheriff requiring xext If i secretary and treasurer ' s '-,.r I; - I rite ,that ' the r assessment , Hens fininv ntinMa mtFtiKneviea Djr any municipal corpora- tb Kosteas twrred delicious e- UB uevPn paw iq : lain . Aft Tfendfenties Evaluated be Vi- M -5 Utter.5 Mrs. John Spranger. Chamber of Commerce rooms, at Mnj Spranger, Mrs. James ocioc.- . v . . IO' Lkdrbarj- Mra.- Johnr Ha In. ;Y.K K, club ol First MetboMr-.eoT-e. Hata Mrs. Reetea; dlst church, t Mrs. Powell, 1 1 1 4 5 1 Mrs Harry- Young, Mrs. Roy Mar- Marion street, hostess ..'T:-, chand.--Mra. J4 F. Wagner was a pal corporation for local improve- ments." - "t Some, members were opposed to the bill in that it, in their opln- Larer Audience Merited by Program at AValler riall tJnder ; ; ' Auspices of MacDowell Club Anna Ellis Barker ; - Outlines Trend . - ' . P10;iER RESIDEiJT - died mm Km, f twrim'. AnxlUarv. Mrs..LirietW Smithy i 57r.Center street, 'hosted - 5 , ' : .rtfti Wednesday ;DrlJ iAurelia ?Henry Reinhafdt, national: presidenti of .AAUW ;and president: ;of MUis f xiollege, '; will neak at oubllc - chapel, 11:15 o'clocki? Waller Hall ' r ' Royal, Neighbors'. Sewing, soci ety. -Mrsv Bertha ComstdcX. 548 scutn . 17 tn street, nosiess rot- luck luncheon at 'noon. . Royal Neighbors" lodge. St Paul's parish house, 8 o'clock. Dakota club.fc Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Llnfoot, 2100 'Nob Hill and Hoyt streets. - 6 : 3X o'clock. Fot- Iuck dinner. - Sweet Briar dab. Mrs F. E. Mercer, 1510 N. 19th street, hos tess. .Li- h H -:' -" AAUW - dinner . to honor Dr. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt. Gray BeUe,r S o'clock special guest., . - , -; : 'The next meetings will bet held February at the home of Njs.- ' . . .,.- 'By AUDRED BUNCH Only a meaere err on p was present last night in Waller Hall ion. put the city taxes before the for a program that a capacity audience should have heard county taxes, Which, under1 the ,Wo Anno VlHo -RoVlroi. nf Pnrflanrl amvmroA in s rfitfnrtivf s jThe bill, will be. reported back laroraDiy, tnia morning, notwith Independence Woman Lived - ia Oregon I bince a ebb, Came From New York: INDEPENDENCE. Jan; Sl P?necial.1 Mts. Mallissa Govro. a Mnt of Drpeon for 40 veara. . and insriirationat lecturc-rectial under the auspices of the I died at her home here this -morn- Salprfi Manowell rliih. - , . . ' ' : - I Ing following a stroke of. apo- ; standing the; disapproval of . one John Spranger. ' r -4k - -; pJ two members.. ! 1 1 ! uiant an fecture on "The Harmony of the iArtsw Sn wff K ?.aiV X . - t Y. June 7, 1854, and came to amon of usic and Painting bin a orWon.in isse with her husband. Miss Barker! in a made a special comparison . f lamecolored frock, she made a vivid picture on Ahe stage.i a rivii war veteran, and their Wardrobe trunks as i low- as ,wr.v Her t voice is beautifuUy modulated, and the iriannerwi chUdren. ,They located near Ai- d all tmnairi which she presents her facts most fc. bany. but six yf ars later movea to $24.70 and aa high as $85. 18-ln. cowhide hand bags . with leather lining reduced from fS to 15.90. Max O. Buren, 17 N. Com'L ) :. . - ' . : We are ' state ; dlatrfbutbrt for the Viking tires and tubes. Mai-1 com Tire Shop, corner Court and Commercial streets. Drive in fori your tires. () riel Powder Supply Co.. 610 N.i CapitOL TeL 2248. ,j t r, () EGMESl STATE LIBRARY APPROPRIATION BOOST (Continued from paga 1.) t ' . .. . . . . ... . FIKSAYSHT attractive. ' In speaking of the chaotic ten dencies in modern art. Miss Barker made .the prediction . that the outcome of It all would be something really splendid: "Event ually we will recognize more flexi bility in our standards of rhythm i j ; . . it i an impossibility to judge a movement while It is still In the throes of its development . but ths next ten years wlM show what, is good in the. mon strosities and what is lasting in objected strenuously, to these ap propriations... He said the farm ers had - received every ; consider ation . fvstm tfia tw a vm .nil . moAna Buglness. ahdiProfessional VTar committee, and the state, was not r , T it I sirosiiies . ana wnsi ia Representative ..Tells Why much sheer loveliness. fl I '-l! - :L .1111.1 1 I . ' I 1, r T..nm State Revenue mens UUO. ..uray , neixe, tmnnnrt thn ennntT fairs. o cioc. .wMianuc i. Toe geaato,. decUred that the prin tna, speaaer. - 1 cinle was. wrong, and that the ap- Chapter ;G I of .the PEO ; Sister- hoodwft ilrsi-WwW. MOdre hostess. Woman's Benefit 4 association. Mrs. Jenhie f Miller,? SS1 South X 9 th street, hostess. Sllwttifn AiiinlrAii of1 woman's auxiliary of St. Paul'a" Episcopal and - means, committee approving the fair appropriations Senator Butt asked thaJt the bill be left open until he 3Couio ; corner wun church. jffMi'. y.- G. Shipley, 118 j the chamber-of: commerce of his Oregon is permitting not only a gross: injustice, but -also a whole sale waste of its only nubile wealth producing resource, when proprlatlons would- grow nntu lit; alows the maintenance, of fixed they reached an aggregate of two I zlshlng appliances on the Colum ov three'.bnndrthousahd dollars I bi river. Representative James W. por bieanlum, . : j Mott of Clatsop county, told the r oliowing tna voae or tne wavsi memoerg oi me saiem unamDeroi Er Washington street hostess. Hal HiODara auxiliary.. Armory Chemeketa .chipter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. W. E. Hansen; 820 North Church street,- hostess. Willamette University Faculty WomenVcluBjif Mrs. Floriah Von Kschen, hostess. county. He . indicated t that he would ask for a small appropria tion for hie county. The appropriation of 12400 re quested by the state boapd of pilot commissioners was allowed In full. A bill. Is now being prepared rais-, ing the fees of .pilots to 3, which H will return, to the, general fund of the state approximately J1800. An appropriation of a 400 to pay the , salary of the deputy sealer of weights and measures . for two indnths was allowed. At the ex piration , of that time - this - olf ice will be taken over by. the state market agent. The committee , last night re- the left- bank of the - Beine, In Paris.:? She goes with him on part o his trips to other parts of Eu rope. f The restof the time, she does some newspaper work.. -Allen and Arnold Desch-Fleurot, brother of the .one-time, head of the ; art denartment of .'the uni versity," and the mbst famous cortl ported, out the bill making .the respondent in Europe at this, time, I governor the State budget officer; were in Bucharest when King Fer-1 The; bin carries an appropriation dinahd was operated on: also Just I of .$35,Q00-for .theblennIum, and after Oaeen Marie returned from I glv8 the governor authority tq Tir rfn tn (h Tlnitpd states. -. emoloT a budget director. The I Both ex-students were very ac I hm will be introduced inthe house tive in Journalistic work whole on i tomorrow. . - ' . r- J the camoua. Mr.f Allen was: rel ;Tbe . committee allowed an ap-1 aa porter on the Mernlngt Regteterl PT0PfO.,W.0ft5. .for the fci Commerce at the Monday noon luncheon. -. The salmon fishing' industry. Mott explained, brings $10,000,- 000 a year into - Oregon, but that is a mere fraction of what, could be' realized ' with proper manage ment. . ..- ' ' ; Theoretically, the fish belong to the people, but by licensing fish wheels and ether - appliances, a monopoly has been created. In the last election .the people passed a law that prevents -these appli ances above Cascade Locks, and if Uie legislamre will prohibit them below that point, there win De no fish problem in Oregon. Mott de clared. t . , , :r , I The effect of these salmon wjheels, traps and seines "has been that, 60 individuals and corpora tions have taken, 50 per cent oi the. salmon, and also - that the Spawning grounds .above Celllo have been cut on. because no sai men could get to them.?, liar, the law favored by Mott is passed, the ten , million dollars of reVenue from the fishing industry wQl increase to 0 or 60 million, aid 2,5,000 Jtishermen will be em ployed instead of 5,000 or 6.000 nresent. 1 - is Us 4 et .especial . Jmpotance for two years. Eugene .Register. Visitors Jtteturn nome - Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sumerlln of tees-Valley; near Coqullle, have rturned to their home after spend-1 pacific International Livestock exi J tdl J Salem-beckuse saimop: net 4 ' 1 twrlriA manufactured here is al- reauy usea un mo the amount of 1 400,000 worth an 4EveVything in ,- the book store n?lly' Mott taeaonea- ' . i. i j : pro gram by flatteringly, .designating her small, audience, in so far aa it inspired her, as a ."creative" . ope. By way. of a ;broad, outline she listed the four general requisites in art: form,, color, rhythm, and harmony, j She drew apt: parallels between music, architecture, - and painting. - - h . . - -; . : y v In all three the law of unity is of primary , importance : Duality follows as the .second requirement, while' affinity or dynamic duality. is " the completion of : the founda tion. Miss Barker .made many useful analogies, drew many vivid comparisons. For instance, in de fining the technical meaning of duality she alluded to. contrast, in color, i.e., red and bluer contrast in line, i.e., the horizontal line and the vertical. In defining dynamic duality the lecturer explained it as "day and night with twilight be tween '; as the horizontal and ver tical lines of a door converted into an arch; or as dissonance and bar mony "with something else be tween." t , .," .; i The importance of the "echo both in painting and in music was made exceedingly clear. . Miss Barker played lucid, ex cerpts from the great composers to . illustrate practically every point., An absorbingly interesting contribution to the , program was the manner in which the artist gave the counterpart in music of the famous painting "Mona List," substituting .a "long stretch of color" for a "long stretch, of sound," and filigree in painting to' filigree, or, embellishment, in; a piano composition! ' ; i Miss Barker made clear distinc tions betWeen the romantic, the impressionistic, and the, modern periods calling: attention to the special ..Composers, (or painters) who exemplified: each: i At the conclusion of thei in- played. the verjrjovely V Passepled of Delibes, which was all the more of a favor.on account of the. chill room in which she played. The.; next MacDowell club pro gram: on. February at will be an attractive costume-recital by . Mrs. Independence, where she has lived since that itme. Her. nusoana , died IS years ago. 4 e. . v . Mrs. . Govro Is survived .&y twe sons, Walter A., of Portland, and William A., of -Albany; three sis ters Mrs. Maggie Govro of Rock- ford, Ia.;Mrs.!G. w. Gorr or ai- Arthur J. Rahn. one-oj galem'sU ' Mr Ella Starman of most talented soloisu, and mem-1 BrooklnS8r d.; and a brother. ber of the MacDowell club quartet. Mrs. Rahn will be assisted by Mrs. C. Ralpb. Miller of Portland at the piano. . .v It is -? of particular interest in relation- to last, night's concert to know that both Miss: Barker and Amos Swart of HeatonN. D. She was a member of the Neighbors of . Woodcraft and Women's lleiier - corps of Independence. ' "' ' ' , ' v .Funeral . services wm nae con ducted at .the Keeney chapel ; In Independence Wednesday, Fehru- Miss Frances j-Tirginie iMelton, Ury 2t.at !:30 pm.,' Dr. II. Charles Willamette university, studied un der, the great Swayne in Paris. Dunsmore officiating. Interment will be in the Albany cemetery at Albany.. : Merry Minstrel Couldn't If yon are in heed of comforts. blankets. Pillowi or other beZ&lzs FOOI Salem- Police FnPfl Tott, nould see what Hamiiton-j ruuVirf,eu,--",,r.e,- rorcel ar-e 'itfertng.-1 See the wool mixed ? w. ii -iiJ2 - il,f:-ilbianaeu at 4.5.- ' , i-i -va uviiu u ay aa&7 ca uiiUouci I tfinw TT V TLf r2 r o avi - V. 4 I . . . . - SSSK1 le, REVIVAL MEETING a -j u uva v - a, uyui In a local. rooming house, couldn't Professor and 3frs WUliston Are Students Mrs. T. C. Richter of Amlay, Miss lat. Cambridge L) Ann Silver of Astoria, Nt W. Har-1 . -Recent greetings from Prof, ad ran of Prineville, Miss Vera John-1 Mrs. Horace Wllliston who wih son of Prineville, Wanda M. Stein- their little son, Horace III. i re tnetz of Woodburn, G. O. Hansen spending the year ia; England, 1 all of Seattle and Leland Jennings of of their . happy establishment at Albany. ,..., - 83 De Freville avenne, Cambrid je, - Miss Johnson of Prinev.Ulo Rassv - y unio la la the Chest ;r caught the bride's bouquet. , ton ptpparstory school; myself in U t yr I the medical schools, bacterlol- pr Aurelia Henry ogy,.and Horace is ia the nnlvirs- lteinhardt- Will Speak 1 ity." Mrs. WUliston writes. in Salem TomoWo'xo . Salem will have the pleasure oil , , , t?.. entertain m n.ttni:ihi via- Address Uusiness and Itor tomorrow whenDr' -Aurelia Prof esHonaVWomen t Henry Reinhardt, president of An unusually Merestm jmfeeV M ills i college and national prest- Ing has been planned by thefSa dent of the American Association lem Business and Professional of University Women, arrives on Women'a club for theirtfeeting the Shasta., , f ft 4 ' 1 x . tomorrow night at 1:30 Q'clock at , Dr. Reinhardt will speak. at the ' Gray BelleU a this time 11:16 o'clock, at a special chapel Marianne Donke. u. service at Waller HaU. . All in- Austrian nurse,' J vill speak on terested townspeople are invited "The Social Lift in v Austria." t0 eltt attendance. Miss Donkey wb b to America Following the chapel address Rtndvinr nnhlic w.ua t.k.iH Dr. Reinhardt will be entertained j n charge fthe 104 health at luncheon by Miss Beatrice Wal-1 centers in . r , . .. - - i " " -f aa, ui vvtuv ton. -- T tw : .-- V"-;1--' I . RftMrvAtion r fr . -.tAa r v 'UlUUQl of Mrs. Lizzie W. Smith Mrs. Pattison Is Hostesh for Book and Thimble Club Mrs. Pattison was hostess last Thursday afternoon, at .her. home for members ot the Book and Thimble club. ' . An interesting and most accept able program, originated by Mrs. Kubin, and based upon music, was m . m rm- room, Tat, the, Commercial Book store, aea . uom i. . , vt ; ' - INCOME tA BILL FINDS WAY TO LEGISLATURE (Continued from page 1) on all above five thousand. ruhs like newx car Otto J. ?wif- grpups of piano ; numbers, each sdh.t TheT BhWk Man, ?388?N. showing the beauty of her jown CbmL TeL z20i . T -fi talent. Miss Barker substituted 4I j, , ' 'r I the t 'Isle Joyeuse," , by . Debussy, fmnatifm Diifricts Wilt ,or "The Wand-peU (Ireland) irnyailOn M5 lVl ,? l, . I which the nroerams announced. Need Certified ACCOUntant The audience reveled in . the vi - " ' . I brant quality of the composition, Requiring that the accountant J ' In Its shimmer, in its pulsations, It Is estimated from all ob-1 auditing .Irrigation districts' books I In its rhythmic exuberance. ? t Hnngry? Dont ..wait. ...order the state of .Oregon, which woulj Representative Bqrdick of Des-LBetVir rJ a great ald in.carryinr on.thl LhuVes county was passed Mon- e'' -.U f80! and clean. Yet Baklnjr Co. () "RaAup.tian on ; at. hatn ait: tfiA Vanity. Ha tsiioppe. 387 Court St, i Be sure to see our line cL hats be- tkinable figures that this bill, if I hi 1 certified nubile accountant! As an encore, the gifted pianist very much enjoyed. Mrs. cook re-1 passed and it becomest a law, win i appointed by the governor, nouse to.d, in an-interesting manner, a raise 12,000,000 per annum, forjbin &t introduced January It by radio detectire story, j - . . a . 1 aaUrhtrnX luncheon was served by Mrs. Pattison, assisted I various activities of trie state in I aSy by the house. by Mrs. Schwartt. ;.. s Y. ' I nleetlnfe existing deficit. The 1 The I audftinK has previously The following - members were I rates ana nuraens are dtstributea I been done by any accountant aes present; Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Cook, 1 in this measure and it appears toijgt,ated by ..the irrigation and Mrs. Fergusn..Mrs.5Kublnw.Mrs.mest. the approval bf many legls-1 drainage .securities commission. (vet M-m Mra KnfnmeM I TB flqnARRTTlpn t mrt raTATIon I - .tt 1 1 4Vi hanila nf Ihtt PAVPr- 17- . -- -": .T7" iU19 7 -W A v, f w. , - -. . . ' I OUU-k L fcuy ." - Mrs Simpkins. ; Mrs. Van santen, I committee , iieia meeting; last I hOr.l 1 : ., V. n,- Xfro rittfann. :. I niirht Add rnniiMirfl(I ktinmhArof I ,o.trl.l!nn wsa T1araA OliU .WO-rO, .-..W. - - " I i . J VCTH " ..W"- j" ." The program committee mem-1 proposed measures some or which I oil district bjouds requiring all con- cers for tne next meeyng are mra. i win repri oni iiu mornins. tracts involving more tnan o,vuu Lacev and Mrs. Brown. . s I House bill, number 314, which tos. be first approved by the state -, -r-A. 5 would, make several . changes in I commission. Mi. Bardlet alleges Sweet Briar Club ;' I'the interest, and penalties vdue I that the nrovlslon was designed to Will-Meet Tomorrow ::,wnen iaxes areaeunquent, is oe-1 stop j irrigation And drainage ne-o..--. .i. -i win tog he!4 pending further invest!-1 Tei0pment Jn the state under the v-w, ' . - I ;tia of Mrs. F. E. Mercer at 5 5 , a. 19 th. street- hats just in, . its At' dOCK in tne evening tne i should ' be madeSh. m- -mi Salem members of the American I phoebe MeAdami 1512-MW, HaiiHibbdrd tAixiMary.i 2 Hal Illbbard fiiaiary will meet at the armory On Friday .after noon, xeDruary I STOP! That Cough You know, how annoying It is to cough and sneeze all da : long and spend a sleepless night ' the same TAKE- Schaeffer's Hprhn I i Sold Only at . QbAkER'e J DRUQ STOIU- . I i '. . - . . .. .- . 1135 North Commercial ! Stieet, j..: . j 'PHONE 197 The Original YrjrpxrYtvtitt : t Drug Store - Vis Mrs. Powers Visitor KM.' Aurelia SWrs "of Aurora W O 4 Vl 3k Piniial .. m n ert J. Hendricks airing the past I Sons of Vetera Auxiliary The auxiliary to:he Sona ot Vet erans wfll meet thj afternoon at the home of Mr Uxzie W. Smith at 9 1 center aret. Faculty Womerii Club Will Meet on Siurday . The Willamette University Fac ulty ,Vomen'sl tin will meet 2 : 3 0 . Q'clock jBato-day afternoon at the home Of Ms. Jorian Von Eschen on' i Court street. Hos tesses with Mrs.c(tt Eschen will be : Mrs. George ljr Alden, Mrs. Charles I Sharou; Miss JYances virginie m-iion jsxa Miss i-ucue Ross. " j Fornier Sateiiuiri ,".-, Is in Austria. - T : As a European i correspondent for the Paris editon of. the Chi cago Tribune, Ja; Alleni an ex-tTcirersity.-of; Oron' sVilent, is now ia icnna,.;isiriai. s r" . He and bis W wbo, was ror rnorlv .V-iaX, u, & graduate Chemeketa Chapter Will Meet at Hansen Home for February Meeting f The members of cnemeaeta chanter. Daughters of the .Amer' . "' . L can Revolution, . are compieung fiians ; for a bartlcularly ; interest ing meeting on oaiuraay aiter noon at the home of Mrs. "W. IS. Hansen at 82N. Church street. ? v.. Hostesses, with Mrs. Hansen will be Mrs-David Looney, Mrs. Mar Ion Ijooney, Mrs. Asa Fishery Mrs. Ed ward . Jory, Mrs, tJepha White and Mrs. A. A. -Underbill. ' Mrs. : Allce H. Dodd nas been Invited to take charge ot the pro- The bill as amended would land that It has fully served have done away with the three I nurnose ' per cent penalty Ao charged on! ; if passed.; ft I thought- that taxes not paid before the 6th of I w u 4 5 -will restore the business December next following the ate I ct the district to its board of di- they became delinquent. TneirkCf0ra by eliminating the feature committee carried a motion to0 .intervention from the state report mat - tnis remain ) stiu in i commission. effect. : In ? doing away with , the pen alty the bill would give to the county all of the interest, while districts levying the- tax would receive no , penalty or . Interest, even though the tax would not be paid for several years. It would thus, only get the principal, -no matter how. long : the districts waited ' for 'their share SPECIA1.! : 6 room, modern house. Four blocks from pbstofXicei ?' 341 State St. escape the vigilance of the Salem police force. . : ' -""tv .. ; When he. was arrested' for ; dis orderly conduct,. . It was' " found that McSparren had : been Suffer ing ; from an overdose- ..of .medi cine, but the police ordered hfm to leave town- Hoping to "get by" In spite of that admonition, -. ', McSparren donned a mechanic's wlflte dus ter, smeared on Jjurnt Vcptk, and fared forth-again, lie. went to a garage, and, tried to purchase a car,, but his queer actions aroused suspicion and the ' police - were notified. . . One i of : the policemen encoun tered McSparren' on the street. The i"cblored ; boy . tried J to carry out the part by talking in south ern dialect, . but that too failed, j and he was ataln lodged, in Jail, where in the course of time the burnt cork began to v rub ; off Whci gradually; .-. i r I '- LATE SPORTS 3 Tampa. Fia.. Jan. 3i-t-(AP). Sammy; Mandell,".'" world's ' Tight-1 weight champion, outpointed .Ar mando .Shekels of Belgium, in a 10 round '- no decision, bout here tonight, , in the opinion of news papermen. ta IT -: U D - V Ob WWW OlLES or other Rectal and JL Colon itilmehU are a source of constant annoyance, worry and pain. Together with the reflex conditionfwhich follow, they aap vitality and strength, de Stroying health. And Voa but Drolor your suflcrtng by neglect or patent med- tctnn ana Bocvttu opcrauon. My mtbod t$ tb roost dracdta medical ciac proulc-rtii bijmults hy tbO-saadsafcasM (octMaOy treat. A . 1U ( ha na r.l? . TEE TO (CURE ANY CASE OP PU4ES or refoad the fa..My 1 00- Je-riptlve. 1 1 las traced BOH 1TREE i o r s $i roRTiAMo ore i ji DIAr4.MU.lm: tram. Her Subject will be, "Girls of -Yesterday and Today; --. Their "Each member of the chapter b abked to'bring as a guest a pros pective member. v - Salem Musicians Hear j . -EUv Ney Concert in Portland Mrs.. Walter.. A.1 Denton, Miss Frances t Virglnie - Melton, ' Miss Dorothr Pearce, Miss Lucile Ross una Mrs, W. Hr Burghardt are among those frohv Salem who heard the concert' given by Elly Nr-r. Internationally V known pi anist. Sunday, aflerhoon in. Pythr ian; Jjf.ll .Madame Ney, the Bee thoven Centeniry pianist, is the wife of Dr. Willera Van Hoogstra len, director or the Tortland Sym phony - orchestra, .which will, be presented at the Elsinore theater Feb. 14. - - Bethel Dorcas Club UTrt3 Officers: Thn Tit ihf-l Dorcas club met m TFiirv itv of last wprt for their r""rl?r nthlv. m,,H ! n catalixA trieu agaix levy.f In view ot the fact that the man who pays his taxes when due should .have , benefits . over the man who does ,not. the commit tee moved : to recommend the re taining of the penalty. ., . - Tbe - bill nrovldes. also that a two per cent rebate - will be - al lowed upon any tax paid In full pp or before the 16th day. of April next prior to "the date it would have become delinquent. It would eliminate the assessor . being re quired - to describe tracts ' on .the tax roll which do hot exceed a quarter, section according to .the government' survey. This was held for their further; investiga tion.; The. members were not sure whether, or , not the bill was a necessity, of would .improve the present .method,.' . , .... ; There was considerable discus sion 4 over. . house bill .. No- i Z11, which provides that the law govr tLONCS BEACH, CaU. Jan. 31 AP) Henry F. Sullivan. Ixwell, Mass., , veteran J swimmer, wnoi swam the English channel tn 1923 but who .negotiated less than 10! miles in the. recent Santa Catalina channel marathon, : was .within of - the I sight of the. mainland at 7:15 o'clo'ck tonight in a, second at- tempt, friends of the .swimmer here reported. ' '; TRY TJS FIRST- SALEM IIARDyr'AIlE CO. ' -.Inc-: ..".v."' ; I , . .Thfl .Winchester Store V h-. iu ... Forego x.- . Phone 173.,-r- 120 N. Com! St. ' - 1 Asthorizctl Clstrlhvtor : The Personal VTriLlns ITafhlna . . TrpeWrite'r Ex'chanija -! : t t!! .TC3. r.C-Tt : Phone 631 421 Court, Caleta II Io cure for it, but we'rosne v - Vscy'n Caaranted - KHLCMATISJI REr.CDT 4ooey- refunded if it does not t"t V-! V'i '-cure your cas , j 1 . Ir-T'-!ts ; r j :i Jor. Court and JL.iL.frty -JsU 7 i 1 rmr ii i i i .1 .... .1 "if jrou know what's good for you" uful of -course y&u do is the food Jor, you , . . XXrHEREVfeR th bMt foodfbeing.serv'cd, yV vou wiU find Exiriglfi "All O'tlie Wheat". Brai. Itii nUt brown color knd jdelidbusly rich ; flavor give an appetizing zest to every deal. : EhrJi "All O'the yhcae' Bread; ii 4 QuaUty; Food containing realrnoirUlixicnt- It b' always' uhifornl in col&r. taste and 'quality,' as ' it is f baked according ta bur bvra forriula, ' f 5 ". . -A ... L- Tha GtaahN haa thialalML , !l Tour Grocer S jir? "Allb'the.Wliat" Creod. 1 !1 - 1. wii a L . r . Sal r.i, bri'c: . :.'-.r--.--V-- i If;:. . f- . -,- - V- " ' ' " " ' 1".. . -. - i via -v; . .a , J "i- - ' -:--:-:''.. : . . 1 v-.. ' ... i .:''- St,....-. ... - ' t ferahgeiisl EArl .i Hewitt Where- Olid Y. M. C. A. BuUdins ; . When .'V .'.' ' I Every Night 7:30 and I '.;. Sundays 7:30 To San Franciccp - Poptxlar service :i at low 'cost its) -j ... - - .. -. ... r" - f - .. . . ' $30 Hound trip ; . on special coch train from Salem FEBRUARY 4 Til " N faster, safer nor more comfortable ' service ihan this. day at 10:12 A. 31. 1 Ar. Han Francisco Saturday 11 :30A.M. ; . Usual freb bzzz-Z? 1 allowance floomy Coaches. ObserTation, Spec.al Dining and AU-Dar Luuci Ecrrice. , - en any. train (f n . rracf r- cr.!y) - t a fifteen days. "lor fu.rtL.cr - .inferuit 1 I y Tirn c.r; ' 1 1 ?i Lf.-'Tty t. L (... ...a tf t 3 U t-5 I r