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IMB8I; PISIH CISIiMJITE Prayer Formulated Which Acknowledges .Common Fatherhood; of God i T7RBANA. III." Feb 24. fAP) Rabbi, priest and minister, have cooperated Ht lormulatlni n prayer acknowledging the kinship roi ? me; iaitn. ana. the common fatherhood of. God. It, was pubt iished todav . tav j . -. vAfvia Of vtic ptev. John A. O'Brien, pastor of St. John' Pathol i. h Benjamin Frankel, director of Hil- gel Foundation, and the Key. Jas, Mist Episcopal church, all of Ur- ifeana. "TV " " " ' ' The prayer: "Almieht OoH w ho are members of-differsnt nd faiths, desire to Eathw tnv atheroood and onr kinship with acn other. In our difference we nd that many of our houea. nnr our aspirations are pne. rhou art,' bur: father and. we are ny children. ."Wa. are heartily sorrv for th Wists of fear, envy, hatred, sus picion and greed which: have blinded, our eyes and thrust us uunder May the light that comes from thee- scatter these mists. ileanse our hearts and give health to our spirits, teach us to nut away all bitterness, and walk, to gether, in the ways, of human friendship. h'Open our eyes to see. that as nature abounds in variation, so 11 ITArAlA. In ImoM V. . . 'umou uciugn xuaac or richness in the common life. Mar we eive h ,due regardless, ot race, color i'tiruumsiance. Jjeepen- our re- yect ior unujceness and our eas iness to understand one another, hrongh, the deener unities of the pirit in sympathy, insight and co- peratlon. may we transcend our merences. May w eladlv share Ith each other, our best Rifts and ogether seek for a human world wiujuire i0 gpqa upaer tny guid nce. Amen,' Christian Associations r Well; Received; at i Normal OREGON NORM A T . SP T t fONMQBXH. Feb.. 2 4. rSDeciali -Young ..' Women's and Young yien s Christian . asoiat inn n ieceivlng, enthusiastic resnonsa from the students on. the Mon- loutn normal school mnii hich speaks well for the rpnpra 1 ttitnde of thestudent body In esirtng'lo narticinate in the ,het- fl Sund?y , afternoon the YWCA eias its .recognition, service, for few- members at the , Christian jhurch and the cabinet members, resed In ,wh4te, assisted the Presi dent in conducting .the very. pretty pd impressive., candle , lighting. eremonjr,. i A joint meetingot both, cabinets as held. .Tuesday evenine with jlbert Beardsley, president, of the f5I presiding. Plans, were pra shied and, much- interest shown i the ' anticipation of the Sea- eckconf erenceajfor June. At the,, regular eleven o'clock hapel hour, JTiday, two very, in- jjresting; foreign,,, members of aese .organizations, from., other frhools, will speaK to the student- Jodyvat the. invitation of the YM YWCA, The speakers-, are iss Suroie Yamamoto. a senior at infield College. and-John-Tsal, a for at Willamette University, hese students are both ardent lrkers in, this .work. and are both .kcelient speakers, j-On Friday evening a banquet fill -be given, ,in, honor... of , the hapel speakers.. Members of, the hm m It tee are : Pauline Riley, tarjorle Nordeen and- Margaret jrooksj.-.' JADIO REUNITES FAMILY lan'Plnds.Niece, GranclnJere, and I " Nephows .Tkroash Air j OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 24. (AP) adio, which; he had recently con" pmned ta ''foolishness," has re nlted Joseph II. Hudson, 4 year 3d- master jtailor . of , Fort, Sam. jonston, Texas,, with a niece, nine, randnieces,, and t grandnephews, -hom he did not.know ..existed. ('Recently ."Irs. Jessie Tucker of. (rIdgeport,j Conn.w broadcast her. moiuon to iinaner, uncia wnom le had not. seen,but once in, 40 5ar. Jndite Philip Shook, a iend of r Hudson, heard he,ap aal -9yer his radio ,receiYer.r noti ed Hudson who, came, to Omaha lilUlUI r. I The heat .of, red pepperf-Uke. the Hica" from a core,. lame iaokvIt ui not hurt you.ajid .it certaiay vim the'tortUTe t. once I I When ycHirejBufTeriujBf so you can, irdly get' around, just try 'Bed Pep ?r -Rub, and you ; will have ; the liokesfc TfeKef Icnotm. Ninth-inn. 1m Jnst a soon & yon apply -Red rpper Rnh'yow wlU..fel tie-tingling "at. In thro rriTrut.it inru Aha. A 1 . : re it.throM5n4tasPaiftj A. Byrarussit; a xjwle Red Pepper F.ub,' Be uy ta t the gamine, witfi the name Rowla OEDfflEIM. STUBS BACIuluttt by airplane today, meeting Mrs, Tucker at the home of herdaugh ter here. It was then he learned of his many relatives. "I didn't think it was possible Hudson said. Kelley Celebrates His 81st Birthday Twenty-Sown ben Of Family Attend Surprise. IHnnec OREGOft NORMAL SCHOOL. MONMOUTH, Feb. 24. (Sneciall J. W. Kelley celebrated hi9 eighty-first birthday Sunday. Feb ruary tne zqtn, at the home of his sen B. F. Kelley at Independ ence. The affair was in the na ture of a surprise dinner party and was attended by 27 members of his immediate family, including four children, nine erandchildrertt two great grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Kelley, Mr. and Mt. C. D, Smiley and Mrs. Carrie Smiley of Independence. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Roberta of Salem, a nephew. J. E. Kelley and family of Independence. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Smiley and son Jack and C. D. Smiley. Jr.. drove from Portland to soend the dav with their grandfather. A. H. Kellogg of Monmouth made the 28th mem ber of the dinner party. Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Mort of the First Methodist Church of IndeDendence called during the afternoon. Mr Kelley is a veteran of the War of the Rebellion, having en listed from his home state of Mis sourl and served throughout the entire war. In 1869 he came west making the trip on the Union Pa cific line during the first year that railroad was In operation. In 1910 Miv Kelley and family moved from Humboldt county. California, to Independence, where he has since resided on a farm just outside the city limits. Mr. Kelley has been a prominent member and supporter of the Methodist church and until recently led the Bible class for. a period of twelve vears. Mr. Kelley has manv close friends throughout the county and is held in high esteem by all who know him. Major Bavnton to Hear Messages of Welcome When Major A. E. Baynton, state commander of the Salvation Army,, is introduced to Salem from the- platform of ' the - locaL army corps next Sunday night, he will hear read message of welcome from both, state and city execu tives. Dr. B. F. Pound will act as chairman of the meeting. Accom panying the major will he Mrs. Baynton together with Ensign and Mrs. Eberhart of the Portland headquarters. Mrs. Eberhart, con sidered - among- the army.'s most accomplished singers, wjll be Heard In vocal selection at both Sunday morning and evenlne services. LADD&BUSH, Bankers EsUbIiafce1868 General Banldnff: Business OtfJc. Ho Croat 19 m. m. U u tM ' j MEN'S WORK CLOTHING J Reliable Merchandise Men's Wbrk.Pants Big Assortment Reliable Goods, Special Good Values 2.50, $2.85,, $3.00 I $3:50 : NobHbw-Chean. ' " J 'Our Work, Clothes Are MEN?S WORK SHIRTS Reliable. Brands LeVs, Boss of the Road and ;! Green-Hood Shirts ti ii i -iii. DAY'S ALL WOOL TROUSERS Good Patterns-Well Tailored ' $5w00; $6.00, $7.50 and $S.50 BoysNLongie Chrerall, $L25 10 Good Heavy. Overalls . j:; A$iLi5-v XEE'S UNIONALLSi fctra Heavy- Denim; m will meet this eening - at the home of Mrs. James Godfrey at 495 North. Liberty street. The hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Emma Murphy Brown, Mrs. Josia La Fore and Mrs. Ida M. Babooek. "Life of Roosevelt' Will be Shown at Church A film giving the events in the life of Theodore Roosvelt will be shown at 7:15 o'clock Sunday night at the First Congregational church. Rev. and Mrs. H. Duncan Chambers Are Grandparents Rev. and Mrs. H. Duncan Cham bers returned from Portland yes terday where Mr. Chambers at tended a meeting of the trustees of Good Samaritan hospital, of which, be is a member. While there their youngest dau enter Mrs. L. M. Handel presented them with their first grandchild, a boy Mrs. Handel will be remembered in Salem as a violinist and played here several times in ntiblin nnri also had aclass in violin instruc tion. Mrs. Merlin Harding Will Reach Salem Today Mrs. Merlin Harding, who has many, friends here, will arrive in Salem tomorrow night after an absence of more than a year in Santa Barbara, Cal., where she went on account of her health. She will join her husband and lit tle son here. Before her mar riage Mrs. Harding was Miss Ed na Savage. House Guests Spend Tivo Days at W. W. Moore Home Mr. and Mrs. D. U. Hampton of Colorado Springs spent two days in Salem this week as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moore. Yesterday they left on the Shasta, for San Francisco. Sister of Mrs. H. E. Morris tias interesting Experience Miss Blanche Whittlemore. sis ter of Mrs. H. E.- Morris, whose home is at the Diamond-and-a-Half Dude ranch. 60 miles out from Baker, had the interesting experience of shooting a bob-cat recently in-the locality of the farm. Miss Whittlemore had gone out far a horseback ride when the event occurred. The Dude ranch, where accurate mark manship often proves a. valuable accomplishment, is a famous re sort at a high altitude in one of the most severely wild regions in Oregon. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Carefully Repaired and Guaranteed at PRESCOTT'S 328 North, Commercial Street Men VWork Suits- For Service, Long Wear iixtra Strong Tug of War S7.50 Best Moleskin $9.50 Ruf Hrtw,nl w ww" yWM ' Extra Well'Made Rain Clothing. Ounce Canvas, Rainproof Oil Treated, Soft; Pliable Boys Overalls 85c to $1.25i , According to size and ' . weight f AND OVERALLS: Best on, the JMarket K i 'i Mrs Meyers Js Hostess,. for Club Group , Mrs. Henry v. Meyers enter tainod the members of her bridge club yesterday afternoon.. at cards and, tea.. , , Eugene New McMoran.fc Washr burn department store building will cost $175,K)0. STILL DISCOVERED One high grade copper still. three gallons of moonshine whis key, 25 gallons of mash, and the arrest of Richard Sargent, Aums ville farmer, was the result of a raid made by Sam Burkhart and Walter Barber, deputy sheriffs, Thursday morning. Receiving a tip that liquor was 'being made and sold at the Sarer- ent place, a mile east of Aumsville, the officers found the still in -the attic of the house, operating at full capacity. Besides the still, a new copper boiler which had not yet been Installed was also taken. Sargent was brought to the county jail and will be tried this morning before the justice of the peace. This is the second still to be seized within, a week by county officers. Levi A. Harris. Gates logger, was nabbed last week, re ceiving a stiff fine and a three months jail sentence. Oreeon motorists naid S 4.200. 000 in motor fees during January, $800,000 more than in same per-1 iod last year. Hood Rivei gardeners wil ship 24 cars of asparagus this year. PEER. J Loaves for 2oc Enjoy Our Delightful Merchants' Lunch Every Noon Salads and Bakery Products With Sandwiches PEERLESS BAKERY 170 North Commercial iFEBRUA Usually a quiet business-month'. I not all around, sales on everv aeavor to -stimulate business. These Prices-Holding Good UNTIL MONDAY Should: Stimulate Business Foi? Us AND SAVE' Oregon Light Color Strained Honey, I 0-lb. nails Matches, carton of n Knypc Small SoliqBoiling Onions, 5 lbs! ". .. ruuoize standard Kanch Eggs, doz.. 4QOZ Mrs. Stewart's Blueincr Solid Spitzenberg Apples, per box... 3 cans 2 oz. Pure Pepper ,v.itrus J-aundry oap, 7 D ID. can Calumet Baking Powder.... TORArrn b Torchlight Tobacco, 3 Velvet or Prince Albert, tjeoree Wasriinerrnn. 1 lb. can Velvet or Prince Albert..........89c atar, riorseshoe or Climax ...69c DRY nnnnQ $1.00 Arrowhead Silt 5UC Lisle Hosei Hlarlr 25c Heavy Ribbed Hoses -uk LagmrAoior luting, yard ;6;spoolsdarkrs O; N. T. Thread..!.!. Advertised, or, Otherwise, Prices Are . - Ways. Right at- IHSOHSi Momus, Deity of Joy and Minn, Heigns at hirst Parade and Bill NEW ORLEANS. La . Feb. 24 (AP) Momus. deitv of jov and mirth, love and laughter, threw open the doors to the Mardi Oras carnival here tonight with the first parade and the first major ball of tne season. Under thousands of electric lights" lining the streets, glowing in radiant streamers from Canal street buildings and forming a brilliant canopy over the other principal streets, Momus led his parade of a score of elaborate floats depicting the legendary ad ventures or Nils. Hundreds of negroes curbed in colors of the rainbow served as torch bearers for the monarch as he led his Krewe Srom.its den in Calliope street through the city to open nis ball at the Atheneum. Momus, opening the carnival for the mighty monarch. Rex, who will arrive Tuesday, greeted Mayor Arthur O'Keefe as he led his pageant past the eitv hall and indicated his pleasure at the man ner in which preparations for the carnival had been'carned out. Visitors by the thousands have streamed into the city within the past week by train, automobile SPECIAL! 6 room modern house. Four blocks from postoffice4 $4500 F. L WOOD 341 State St. L B 'SO- Special Wholewheat Health Loaf Made for Good Health and Taste 9 CENTS PER LOAF M Special Friday and Saturday hand. It i nn n- - FOR YOU ntr KrffU for for... 2 for f - - oc W 1Vo (sman 'size) am boat... Hotel., and rooming ho'ise proprietors announcer that earljr arrival indicated the great est crowd, inT the hundred years of Mardi Grass will take part in the carnival. Special stands virtually! coyered tho sidewalk along the route of the parade, jammed with thou - our jo We have just received the largest lot of the High Grade Priscilla Aluminum Ware that was ever shipped to Salem in one cargo. Thousands of pieces of fine ware will go on , sale Saturday, February' 26, and continue -ALL NE1XT WEEK rgiving everyone a chance- to share in the savings. We think we have enough to last a week and here are some of the articles: 5 and -6 Quart Covered Kettles' 1 4 and 6 Quart Covered Sauce Pans 3 Piece Sauce- Pan Sets 5 Quart Convex Sauce Pots 4 and5 Quart Baking Dishes Coffee Pots Tea Pots Wash Pans See the windows you will be delighted with this lot of ware. Every piece fully guaranteed you must be satisfied , GEO. E ALEEN ' Hardware Paints Plumbing Machinery ' ' 236. North Commercial Use Your Credit At Kafoury Bros. Many, find it a convenience to utilize the Deferred Payment Plan in making, their purchases. Through this plan your expenditures can be expended over a number of weeks or months, with -the result that you can secure all that you desire and enjoy it while paying for it. ON 1 : SATURDAY ;; ..v. See; Them. On.; 4 Display In-Oun-Show .Windows-. sand s o f . ' s pacta tors. wli i lafother thousands Tiewed the parade from every toncejyable; point o, van? ta?ce ' " , ' r ' Astoria W. O. Reith, dairyman has orders for 25 to 5u Guernsey cows for Japan. . . ! MhismmMm Sale pi 1 0 Quart Dairy, Pails , 102. Inch Colanders Large Round. Roasters 6 Cup Percolators r 10 Quart Dish Pans 94x13 Bread Pans 5 Quart Draining Kettles 1 lz and 2 Quart Double Boilers 3 Piece Padding Pan Sets. Take Any: Piece Only SMC Of Really Superior Style and Value j-.wjs-m. Jin vlwa Made of Exdelleht Grade Ki- iist XAVAIi IKIHTAlPROVi:i WAS I INGTON, F'Vb. 24. i .W Th senate passed and sont i(, the house late today a bill to nii thorize a naval amiuunition di,.t at Hawthorn, Nevada., It :ti1)n. lated that, the cot should not ovc. eeed, 13,500,000. Crepes " -1 240 iuiayl24g. North Cori rrfrt Salem Store ' xnA ci : 1 ,46G, Statist,, &;Z;