-THE OBEGOIT STATESMAN, rSALEJ, OHZGOII
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Fourth Annual High
School Music Tournament
be Held in Forest Grove-
iX nunarea ana eigmy mgn.
student from 17 Oregon
have already' registered In
rth annual high school mu-
''ament,' to be held at Fa-
vavov' ITavacI drrwc - ITiH-
ti-y'iand Saturday; April Z9 and
3J. 'The university and the cham
ber of commerce at Forest Grove
are sponsoring, the tournament.
SttidenU have registered , from
Albany, Beaverton, Carlton, For
est Grove, Gaston, Helix, Jefferson,
MolaJla,. Milwaukee, McMinnville,
Oregon City, Salem, Siiverton,
W'C urner, Tillamook, Woodburh and
,f from IPoitland, which wiTI be rep
Xresentfd by students -from Frank-
Koos4-elt high school.
The" tournament will b.ave 12
events" including a large chorus,
small Chorus, icirls glee club, boys
glee club, girls quartet, boys'
quartet, girls'; high vpice solo,
boys' high voice 8olt, - girls low
voice iolo, boys' low voice xolo;
pianoforte solo and violin solo.
There will be three classes of en
tries in each event as follows:
( lass A, high schools with an en
rollment of 500 or more students ;
class n.f high schools with an en
rollment of 150 tor499 "students;
dass C, high schools with an'en
rollruent,of 149 students or fewer.
Only one victory token will" be
awarded lithe winner in each class
or division. A silver cup will be
awarded the school scoring the
highest number of points exclus
ive of solos. To be permanently
retained feacli cup mast be won
three ( successive times in open
re m petition unless otherwise speci
fied. A sweepstakes yifctory tok-
rn will be awarded the school
ticoring the highest number of
points, inclusive of solos.
Convention Will Open in
Salem This Morning
An alt-day meeting of the Mar
ion county VCTU convention will
be held today at the YMCA build
ing. The devotional period will
be led by Mrs. F. B. Coleman,
county evangelist, after which
officers and delegates will respond
to Toll call. Later In the morning
committees will be appointed.
The reports of 'officers will be
followed by reports of the superintendents.-
Election j of officers
will take place preceding the noon
voe prayer...-. .-
At 1:30 o'clock a memorial ser
vice will be held; : ; j
At 2 - o'clock disenssion will
take place on "The Bible 1 In the
Public Schools," led by Mrs. Jen
nie MeClellan. A , solo by Miss
Whistler will follow. Moving
pictures will be' discussed by Sarah
E. Jenny of Woodburn. -..
Mrs. Swallow Vf Turner will talk
on "Christian Citizenship," after
which the report of the resolu-
' uuus cummuiee win oe nesra. ,
f The evening session will be. held
I iu the ?CTU hall. The lecture of
tlie evening, on narcotics, will be
L f siven by W. J. Herwiir. Miss Na
omi Phelps will sing a solo.
Representative of St.
Barnabas Guild Speaks
at Salem Hospital ,
"Miss Nellie Osley, RN., field
secretary of the St. Barnabas
Guild for Nurses.' spoke on Mon
day night at the Salem hlspital
to a group of 36 nurses , and lay
members on "The '' Activities of
the Guild."
The St. Barnabas Guild is an
organization of a non-sectarian
nature' that has for its purpose the
fostering of the spiritual lifes of
the nursing profession.
Branches of the guild have been
organized all over the world.
, Miss Osley, whose headquarters
are- in New York,- has Just com
pleted a. tour of the Pacific coast
and is now on' her way back to
New York. During the war Miss
Osley was the director of the Po
tomac division of the Red Cross.
She ' has also been a superinten
dent of nurses' work at Sioux City,
Iowa.
Better Music Week Will
Be Observed in Salem Soon
Sunday, May 1, will mark the
opening of Better Music week in
Salem. Two outstanding groups
hate been given prestige on the
social calendar the Salem Ora
torio society, which will give its
maiden concert as an out-of-door
performance ln;Willson park on
Tuesday, May 3 and the Portland
Junior Symphony orchestra which
will fippear at i the Elsinore on
Saturday evening when the week
will culminate In a grand civic
concert.
Jacques Gerskovitch Is the con
ductor of the Junior orchestra and
Dr. It. W. Hans Seltz directs the
Salem Oratorio BOciety."
Mrs. H. H. Harms will be solo
ist with the new Salem organiza
tion. Salem Group Enjoys
aiuivr i rip 10 Cjimuu,
. A delightful motor trip was en
joyed over the week-end by a
group of Salem folk who motored
to Elmira. An abundance of very
beautiful orchids were- found in
the woods.
Those making the trip were Mr.
and Mrs.-Paul Johnson of Silver-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Klttil
son of Salem, the Misses ' Edith
and Grace Welbprn of Salem, and
Miss Grace Allen of Salem.
Mrs. lil Welborn- who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Inman,
returned with ' -her daughters,
Edith and Grace Welborn.
House Guests ....... -..... ....
From Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCall en
tertained as their house guests
over the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
George Sewell of Roseburg.
Mrs. Lacey Is Hostess for
Book and Thimble Cluo
Mrs. Ray Lacey was hostess last
Thursday afternoon at a delight
ful meeting of the Book and
Thimble club at her home on
Klngwood Heights. Wild spring
flowers were used " in decorating
the rooms. j
Mrs. " Trott and Mrs. St. Pierre
provided the entertainment for
SPECIAL SELLING
ilCLE3S.
Four Groups-
Kiddies i hose of fine lfsle; some hare slllr tops.i 1 Moetlyall are
plain colors and of tne paster shades; ' This is an excep- A
tional group and Includes hose to a much higher price, - X7C
In this lot are numerous weaves and 'weights and colors. - There
are quarter hose, half hose and some three quarter. Ribbed and
plain fancy and plfn tops, light and ! ;i : i nA.
dark shades. .t ...... . ......... 7.
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t Fibre silk half hose; in plain colors of the rainbow and a few
Krtombinations with fancy an T plain tops. A'good wearihr1 on
J hose that will hold Us shape. Sizes 4, to 6 ; ........ 0C
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It is seldom that you are offered FASHIONED hose for kiddies.
Here are some of Very fine lisle (wbven not printed)' in ; plaids
and blocks. Others (not fashioned) ' in "Phoenix pure' silk'.
some rayons with plain and fancy tops.
i our choice.
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Better Homes week observance
jihder auspices of Salem Wbman'a
club. Open house at ;1339r-Center
street, and at 1829 Fairmottnt av'e
phei 2 to 5 In afternoon r- 7 to 9 in
evening..
Count-On-Me clasB of the First
Baptist church. Mra. Harry Ralph,
434; Union street, hostess, at ? 2
o'clock. 'J ! ;.
, Jason Lee Ladles -General Aid
society. Church parlors, 2:30
o'clock. ::. :
Marion i connty WCTU conven
tion- YMCA building - (morning
and afternoon) and WCTU. hall
(evening).
- . Barbara Frietchie tent. Wom
an's i club house.
First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society. Church 'parlors, 2:30
o'elock.
Phllathea-Baraea Bible class.
MrCooIey, 1589 Center street.
hostess. "
Thursday
Jessamine Chapman Williams,
food authority, at Woman's club
house, .461' N. Cottage street. Pub
lic invited, 2:30 o'clock.
District convention of Woman's
Hotoe Missionary society of Meth
odist Episcopal church. Leslie M.
E. church," 10 a. in.
Town and Gown club. Lausanne
Hall, 2: 3ff o'clock.
Friday
Rummage7 sale. Auspices of
YWCA.
Rummage sale. Woman's al
liance of Unitarian church, at 246
N. High street.
County federatidn meeting of
Woman's clubs. Woodburn.
Saturday '
Rummage sale. Auspices of
YWCA. '
Rummage sale. Woman's , alli
ance, at 246 N. High street. .
the afternoon, after which a de
licious luncheon was served by
Mrs. Lacey, assisted by Mrs. Van
Santen.
Those present were Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Ku-
bin, Mrs. Pattison, Mrs. Trott, Mrs.
Schwartz. Mrs. St. Pierre, Mrs.
Simpkins, Mrs, Van Santen. and
the hostess, Mrs. Lacey.
At the next meeting of the club
Mrs. Ray Ferguson' will entertain.
Town and Goxcn Club
Postpones Meeting to May 5
Instead of meeting- tomorrow,
as previously announced, the Town
and Gown club will omit the April
meeting and meet . on Thursday,
May 5, at Lausanne Hall. Mrs.
Lee Davenport of Portland will be
the speaker..
Demonstration Houses Open
to Public Again Today
Hostesses at the two demonstra
tlon houses which are open" th
week under the" allspices of the
Salem Woman's club in, observ
ance or .Better Jriomes weex nave
been chosen for today as follows:
At the house at-1399 Center street
Mrs. Claude Steuslotf, Mrs- Joseph
Chambers, Mrs. A. L. Wallace,
Mrs. E. B. Millard and Mrs. Wal
ter Pennington, are In charge.
At the house at 1820 Fairmount
avenue the following will receive:
Mrs. Harley Whiter Mrs. O. A. Ol
son; Mrs - Scott Page, Mrs. Earl
Fisher and Mrs. J. L. Rand.
Many Salem women are antic!
pating the talk, which Mrs. Jessa
mine Chapman Williams of the
Oregon Agricultural college, will
gveat 2:30 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon at, the club house. Mrs!
Williams, who is an eminent au
thority on matters of nutrition,
will speak on "Food Facts and
Fancies." ; : :'.'
'As a special, feature of the af
ternoon Mrs"" Phil Newmyer wiU
sing. ' - ' '
Ajnpereite Club Is
Entertained at Green Home
Members of the Amjerette club
held the regular business meeting
at' the home of, Mrs. W. J.. Green
on Monday . night. Plans were
made for the' nept card party
which ",-wllI be held at Mrs. J. P.
Price's home, with Mrs. Harley
Bosler entertaining.
In' the group on Monday night
were Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs. J.
0. 1 Price, Mrs. Harley Bosler, Mrs.
Ellsworth Hartweil, Mrs. Glenn
Selee, Mrs. Harry Sechler, Mrs.
Merle Travis and Mrs. Earl Chap-
pell.
The refreshment committee in
cluded Mrs. Belle Brown and Mrs.
W. J. Green.
First Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Will Meet Today j
The Ladies' Ai society or tne
First Presbyterian church will
meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
in the church parlors. This is
"quilt" day and all women of the
cturch and consregation who have
comforter or quilt to knot is asked
to bring them to the meeting for
exhibition. A-part of the after
noon will be spent in the knotting
of comforters. Anyone who has a
comforter or quilt ti knot Is asked
to call Mrs. Pearee, 2006-W and
make arrangements. The Sacaja-
wea Camp Fire girls wlIL give a
brief program of songs and read
ings at 3:45, in celebration of:
American Forestry week.
Ptiilathea-Ztaraca
Class Will Meet
Members of the Philathea-Bar-aca
class oL the First Evangelical
church will meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Cooley at 1589 Center street.
Mrs. Hodge
Entertain Auxiliary
The Willamette auxiliary soci
ety of the First Presbyterian
church met last night at the home
of Mrs. D. A. Hodge.
Visitors From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Perrine are
entertaining as their house guests
this week their daughter and her
children, Mrs. E. G. Hodges and
lone and Lynn of. Eugene.
Barbara Frietchie
Tent WiU Meet
Barbara Frietchie, tent. No. . 2,
Daughters of Union Veterans, will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Woman'! club house at 461 North
Cottage street. A social hour will
fouowthe business meeting.;
Miss Helen Rodolf
Wat Studh YinParis
The dance studio of Helen Hone
Rodolf will close earlier than Hsnai
this season! in order to allow Miss
Kodolf to accept a very interesting
oner tor the summer season.) Miss
nouuu naa neen asKea to join a
company which is sailing for Paris
next month. As she goes east she
plans - to come threntrh Salens
Miss Rodolf wftl return to Sa
lem next fall to resume her work.
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-' The United States- la i a n n.
Kiene in giving its: people advan
tages and prosperity. j
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SEIBERlVINGS
AmerlcaV - Finest -Tire
ZOSEL'S 1b"
1BO 8. Comnierclal.. Tel. 471
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"APPEAL TO O'NEILL?
New Location
Dr. C. m O'Neill
Fourth Floor T
First National Bank Building
Phone $2S;
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, The popular Special Coach .Train
' " " ; now leaves Salem at llXa: m; every
Tuesday, and Friday, and arrives San .'
Francisco next day-at 10:30 a m.
: only 23" hours
Over the new Cascade line through
Klamath Falls. Enjoy the roomy comfort - '
r of long easy-riding coaches, reclining chair
, cars and observation car.' Also the special
low cost', dinins-. and lunch car service;.
, ; This same fast, low cost .servicer from,
; ; San Francisco every Wednesday and " '
- Saturday at 3.00 p.m. buy a round-
trip ticket and return "on any train (ia-
- coaches only) within vl 5 days. - j
- ' I- Telephone. SQ , .. . .
Citr Tlrkrt Ofrin . - - : 184- N Liberty 6tC
- a -A A Mltleli U'l V. & P. A -
Officers Cooperate:;
? Raid Salem Residence
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Arrested Owner WfTl Receive Sen-
teace Today
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4 Combining forces yesterday
hoon. Deputy Sheriffs Smith! and
Barber and Patrolman Charles
Wilcox raided the home of Mar
ian Painter, 1810 Waller street
and seized 50 gallons of mash
with a still not yet set up.
Painter was arrested and plead
ed guilty in justice court to; pos
session of mash, sentence to be
conferred today at 10 o'clock.
Painter ' was dressed in i full
western regalia with embhasis on
9 huge black sombrero. Accord
ing to officers he professed to be
a tough ho'mbre, but an afternoon
as guest of the sheriff with the
prospect of several jnore put an
abrupt end to his first ardor.
FBiUSi'STEiii.
ffiDlfl STATE
Oregon Allotted Quota of
$191,000 for Presbyterian
Church Fund
. w " " V. jll WO I I
ffUse blasttnr MI1S T.nmhaf
and all building materials. Gab
fiel Powder & Supply Co., 610 N.
Capitol. Tel. 2248. ! fi
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 2 6 '.
That the State of Oregon, with
its large number of weak, strug
gling National Missions churches
and self-supporting churches al
most as weak sorely needs the
new service pension plan spons
ored by. the National Lay mens
committee of the Presbyterian
church, is the opinion of Rev. E.
P. Lawrence, of Medford. modera
tor of the Synod of Oregon, 1925
26. "It is offering a most happy
solution of the Texing problem of
the minister's old age," he says,
in a statement issued in connec
tion with the campaign now being
held in fourteen western states.
Oregon has . been allotted a
quota of S191.000 towards the
$15,000,000 which the Laymen's
committee hopes to report as' ful
ly pledged, at the General Assem
bly, meetign at San Francisco next
month. The quota for the three
Pacific coast states is a million
and a quarter, and for the 14 west
ern states, $5,000,000; the re
maining S10.000.000 having been
raised east of Chicaco. The cam
paign is timed to close on May 12.
"The laymen of Oregon are al
ready feeling the splrndid : impe
tus given the movement by the
remarkable support being given
by laymen all over the tmst," sitys
the Moderator.
"How men all over this west
ern country-have carried on liit;r
work with minds carefree, reared
their- families..- provided' f or their
education and ; 'been inspirers in
every good movement both in and
out of th church, and made. any
provision for old age. Is more than
I can see. 1 ' '
"From .the ; standpoint ' of the
church, the new pension plan will
stabilize the ministry, opening the
way to- enter the ministry for
many a most earnest and. promis
ing young man who has heard the
call but has been hesitating on ac
count of the prospects of ah old
age with no provision for wife and
self.' U ::. ''.
A. H, Moore. 33 N. High SU
apartments and store where you
can get high quality furniture and
furnishings ' for every room in
your house. . ()
I'newjwcorporations
"Covey's-prive- Yourself Service,
with headquarters in Portland
and capital stock of $50,000, filed
articles in the state corporation
department here yesterday. The
incorporators are H. M. Coveyr C
A. McRobert. and "A M. Hill.
The Western Cold Pack Derry
Bedding and Window Dox
Plants .'.
Are now. ready, also fine line,
of sfarnbs' and perennials.
C. iP. BBKITITAUPT ,
Telephone 380 612 State St.
PLUMBING
Quick, Reliable Service
II.jEGNER ;
1015. Center Street
rhortM 853 and ISfO-W
Fine Fixtnresrr- ,
Standard Equipment
c&.. . ..y ;
Paul II. I'u- .
B. f. r . .
Culloch.' , . .
$16,000 and t:.i.
Portland.
. Take no chances with cM : ' ' t
or stale food of any kind. Buj y r
meats here and have the best ? i
freshest obtainable and at a r: : !
mum cost. Hunt & Shaller, t;u
N. Com'L ; " - ' ." (J
Harr isburg Johnson . con fee -tionery
and lunchroom opened. . y
4 . - - ' -.
JUST LIKE
FISHING-
You., carjc' hook i the big
; ones if you use the right
kind of bait.,
Advertising must be .
j ,properJy written Xa get .
results.
Lcf, Us Show-You How .
1 ADVERTISING SERVICE
. ' Directors of
Profitable Publicity .
r 325 Oregon Bldg.
' Phone 795
Week
Distinguished by
and; 10EWMSlM&TtQ
-1IB1T
WAtth the-j marvelous :
factory machines .make
these- stockings- in i our,
corner, window.
Machinery and equipment
worth' thousands' of dollars has
been installed in our corner
window for the iwo expert op
erators who come to us . from'
L, nil
1 Vd'A Hosiery :.
factories to
Salem RQople
and extreme
the Holeproof
demonstrate; to
the intricacies
care in knitting this, world '
famous hosiery.! Your favprite
syle in 'Holeproof - will ' be
made before your eyes A
wonderful process! A veryJn- -teresting
one arid we are sure
you will be amongthose who ,
visit this display. Mr. and Mrs --Otto
Lange. will, give - this
knitting exhibition, every day
this week. !
Holeproof hosiery week will be ob
served here in gala fashion. We've
just received a .large shipment r f rom
Hpleproof, featuring all the . much, streaks.
4-rlL-,r4 -v-P rviir aUnInc nrliinU rriiwn ' r r . -
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See te:e .
Fashior Features
Remonstrated herei
-You will find in-Holeproof,
a; quality that is, sturdy, and
thoroughly good s beyond , your
fondest expectations -r why?
Only Holeproof uses ihe ex
treme ; care in every detail in
the manufacture of fine silk
en hosiery, y r - ,
1, No '-'shadow -rings, no
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ated by Lucille of Paris.
FureSjlk.
Holeproof;
NUMBER 5G6 Pure silk to hem
in service weight! Semi-fashioned
fith reinforced heel. and too. An ex-'
celtent, service; number. New- shades,'
& .sizes. . r. J "
2. New correct Paris shades.
IT.' Anti-fade 'dyeing process
keeps colors clear and bright.
4. No lopse ends. Inside hand
trimmed. C : '; ,J
5. Nine separate ' inspections
insure these features.
from Paris
Very Smartest of, Npw Shades,
Riviera Paris Mist Gram,
. Gray Bei&eTT-r Atmosphere Daybrealc -
St a mm. 1 NUMBER" "2240 Full" fashioned pure silk, to hem
' If JK.Kt, ivith patented EXX.-Toe which saves much mending. ;
ffolejbroof
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$1.95
NUMBER, 2250-2471 are; all pure
silk to top in both chiffon And light
service weights. Full fashioned, snug
fitting ankle and a very trim heel s,
arid toe. These also feature EXX toe.
In all the newest'shades by Lucille, v
:'t "nj n P-r7
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Here's the we!l l.nov. n
4 tra stretch" out z i He! ,
in soxvico weight ti
proven extreme:."
such "h; ai r' ,
"piping rrcir. Vtl , -gunmctal.
Of com. j i .
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