THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16. 1927 r LISA W FS My S? 3ocietu,J First ficers For T lie Year, I me womaai-rayeiinr Mission r Sotlf ti t iWt First" Metho- 1 3onf Ana CZ6 Iftfi i SociAL CALENPAg t ; U tMs fining Stewart. dist church met Wednesday af teraoon at tbehme(of "Mrs, A. A. The living remV! the Siewert home were lovely; wjth. , colorful baskets- of autaihn fjowersj.-;., The anniial import of tWo a-etir-inii 'officer of flie VocTefy" were given, Jtfr4. C,"4i Bre'itoattpt, and booth -atf the OrexorfU Annual Ccru- ferepoe hlch1 wftl be ;(nr 'session'. MraWC Fln&ley a'n -Mrs. R. Ev Carrier will be delegate to the braiich -meeting wc;V will be held in Seattle the firjf' weeKiiv Octo ber: AWernateia.arer Mrsr-'II. M. D'urkheimer, Mrsr. "P, Bhajiks, and Mm. A. A. Lee.;.-,'- t ' Miss Laura Heist, 'wjio; Is .visit in e her sisteTi' JJrs. 1W. W Em mons and Miss Lina Heist, in Sa lem while on a furlough from her missionary work-in Barado, India, spoke tor the dab 'members in the afternoon. Mfsa Linavllelst, .was dressed . to. Illustrate .the trend ;of fashions in' India:.MjS8 , Heist had brought with her Iirferestto? sam ples of tfie work ttone By ihe school girls ;inJlaroia."'i ;"t '.'M ' , .The following .officers' wgre el ected1 -for."thcoming, yert presi dent; Mrs. M. Cj -F-indley; 'yice president, Mr3. Albert "Relay; re-: cording ere a ry , - Mrs. --O. - F. BrIthhanplepjfefMfnecre- taTy, Mrs. W C Young; treasur er: Mrs. II. M. Durkhelmer-yoilng people's and Junior's secretary, Mrs. A. A. -Lee; mite box secre tary, Mrs.- II. F Shanks; steward .snip. Mrs. T. T. Crozer; literature secretary, Mrs. Leonard Nelson: extension secretary, Mrs. p. F, Stolzhelse; and pianist, Mrs Canaries Fessenden. Mrs. Orr and M rs. Broiim Hostesses at Two Delight ful Affairs ' ;v Mrs.' John Orr and. "Mrs. Ifarold M. Brown ' entertained a Slumber dt.theli- .frlejatfs, at twp;d.ellghtf ul affairs, the first '"given Tuesday and the second, Wednesday. .--On Tuesday, they werehostess es at a bridge luncheon" in the Orr home on O-Street. fA -color scheme of orchi. green, and" yellow was nsed In -ihe dtnin fdom. The Mdsa .Charlotte Orr and -Mrs. B. B. Flack assisted the hosteeses. Covers were arranged for Mrs. J. L.' Stockton, Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. A. T. Wain, 'Mrs.' Harry Weis. Mrs. W. I. Staleyi Miss Zoe Stockton. Mrs. C. M. Cashltt,.Mrs. B. B. Flack," Mrs. day Irwin, Mrs. Frank Pate of Albany, Mrs. It. Polsal, Mrs, H. Moore. Mrs, W. E. Hanson." Mrs. Harry T. Love, rs. C B. Snndberg, of Dallas, Mrs. EHa Whitenack, Miss Edna Pur dy. Mrs. S. i -' Orr, Mns: Alton D. Hurley of Seattle, and the hostes ses.' Mrs. . Orr and Mrs. Brown. Miss Zoer Stockton won honors" for High bridge score. Mrs. Wain war winner of the second prize. The second affair, which was no e-B attractive: than the first took the form of a. bridge teal Gorgeons baskta pf autnmn flowers decorated the tlvng rooms of the OrrfhoTne ..'' : v ; Mine tbiea. -of. brldgewere in play during the afternoon, with first' prlze-fo"rT high scho?ewon by Mrs. O.. A. Olson, and the second fiy Mrs. Duane Gibson. The guest group included Mrs. F. M.- Hoff neH, trs f. y;;trfown. irs. s. b. Laughlin Mrs. , II. K. Slockwell; MrsC HH; Self. Mrs. L. D. Brown, Mrs. Charles Ramp, Mrs. D. J. Howe. Mrs. V. S. Page, Mrs. W. I. Xeedham. Mrs. II. A. Oueffroy, Mrs.' James Imlah Mrs. M. P. Adman. Mrs. W. P. Babcock, Mrs. IT. E. Crawford, Mrs. Duane Gibson, Mr. L. O. Smith. Mrs. James Lewis. Mrs. Af.C Oetteys. Mrs. Frank Darby, Mrs. W. W. Rosebraugh, Mrs. O. A. Olson. Mrs. Lee Canfleid, Mrs. A. C. Smithf-'Mr-. L. A, I Grote, Mrs. Charles Hudkins. Mrs. E. S. Fort- j ner, Mr3. Clenn Shoemaker, Mrs. i C. W, Emmons. Mrs. D. X. Beech- I ler. Mrs. W.' J. ' Liljequt. Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. K. E. Ling. Mrs. Fred Lang. Mrs. C. V. Mc Kelvey, Miss ' Merle McKelvey, Mrs. A. C. Nelson, Mrs. Ross Bid well, Mrs. ,1. M. poughton,' Mrs. Claude Morse, Mrs. C. F. Gillette. Mrs. M. S. Cheek, Mrs. G. L. New ton, Mrs. W: D. Clarke, Mrs. Fran cis E. Neer, Mrs. Louise Lunsford, Mrs. L. A. ; Steeves. Mrs. Gene Grabenhorst, Mrs. Lucille Sween ey, and Mrs. Frank Sherwin. Mtes Charlotte Orr arid Mrs. B. B. Flack assisted at the tea hour. A. H. U. TV. Will Meet For Luncheon Tomorrow The Salem branch of the Am erican Association of University iW.omen will, ' meet at twelve thirty "tomorrow foir Inncheon at the Gray' "Belle. Reservation should be '. made with Mrg. Roy Klein at 2282 W .'' This will be the first fallmeet ing of the club and all those who are eligible for membership are invited to attend. The speaker rYt',bi ,VykiColliii.-a nmober of the faculty of the University 61 Oregon. Mrs. George II. ;Alden is chair man of the committee in charge of the meeting. Other commit tee members are Mrs. E. T. Brown, Mrs. W. W. Baum, Mrs. L. O. Clement, Mrs. J. M. Devers, Miss Lois Latimer, Miss Edith DeNise, Miss Laura Hale, Mrs. F. G. Franklin, Miss Maude Covington, Miss Sally Bush, Mis. A. Miller, Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, and Mrs. J. M. Canse. Return From Sojourn in California Miss Theresa D'Arcy and Judge Peter H. D'Arcy returned earlier in the week from California where they have been for the past month. The" return was made by way of the Cascade' Limited. f I Ir: Lloyd Riches; Is a guest at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco. Today : -Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Mrs.-'. TJ.'' O. Shipley, t 148 East Washington, hostess.' . - " . r ' 1 r ? ' Fri-Ni-Da club dance. -Cas Al lan Hall. . ' Englewood Coramnnlty Circle. Mrs. Floyd L. Robinson, 1207 North-17th street. Mentbers of nil Club are the "Salem1 " ilon- Invlted "to attend the meeting , of 'the club which will: be held this evening In St. Paul 'Parrih:hali;on Chemaketa Street, between' .ChurchaddIIigh streets. .1 An interesting program ;ia be ing" prepared. -" .-' ' r A pot lack supper will be served Missionary society of the Pres- t sIx o'clock,' each member br in g- byteriaa church, church parlors. 2:30. W. C T. U. ; rummage and cooked 1 food sale, W. C. T. U. hall. Commercial and F"erry streets.-' ; ' . ;i. .' IVfontana cluh. St. Paul's. Par ish: hall. Pot-luck supper served at4.' Roman's Union, First Congre gational church. Chureh parlors, 1:30 o'clock.- Hal ; llibbard AuxillaTy. Mrs Ine a basket and the necessary silver and dishes for her own family. ; - . -. All former residents . of Mon tana are urged to be present,. Return from Ten Dav' Vacation Trip . : ?j Miss Naomi Thorpe and AIs Gardner have .returned from- A ten day vacation trip to eastern and southern Oregon. :r They.'yis- lted Crater Lake and- Klamath Marie' Baker, 1125 Ilines street. Falls and returned from" Bendby nostess, z p. nu, Ladles" Day at Illahee. Coantry club. .;, ' Saturday Constitution day program. Open meeting of Chemeketa Chaptor, D. a. it. ; " A. A. U. W. luncheon. Gray Belle. 12:30 o'clock. Mother : and daughter banquet, Order of Rainbow for Girls. way of the McKensie -Pass. Guests In Salem for - ; t', Several Days -e Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' 0:V?ft- son and their two sons of Spring field," Oregon are guexts 1 of " Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Wilson for sev eral days. 3iss ScJiaefer Leaving To Installation services, Order of WaV for California Rainbow, o'clock. Masonic; temple. 7:45 Miss Bonnie Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eniil A, Schaefer, is leaving today for , Palo Alio, Mrs. Bergman Home From " n 7?, , ,7 v lice p.a$t - v . ...v .. ; .. .. t-t-- . Afterispendfns four weeks in HalZtJibbdrd Auxiliary ?..?h the: easi jrtr&:15dE. Bergman has J Will Meet:1- " ' . - -1 refarney.her home fn'.Saleih. r-Hlembetn of Ital Hibbard Aifxil She4 yfaHeC friends and relatives 1 ,arv vr atVtwo th irt v o'- in Milwaukee, Chicago. Colpmbttl dock this af rernoon at tht home I'ftiiaaerhla, Atlantic City, Nerf of MrsJ Mart Baker ' 1 1 2f, Hine Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wltioh .:, Mr.1 al J airs. - Clifford .Wil son of Springfield, Oregon, are rereivTn'g cohgraVnlatlons "upon (he blf th.J of a- son. : whom ,they5 hare nimeti CMffoM McClafner Mr. and Mrs. Wilson raade their home irf Salem until about a year ago and have many friends here..- - Ladies of Knight Manorial Church tWill Have Cooked Food Sale j . ' A cooked food sale will be hefd Saturday in tjhe' Southern Pacific Ticket Office on North Liberty street by the ladies of the Knight Memorial church. - , Return From The Beach ,; Mrs. otto J. Wilson, her daugh ter,' Miss-1 Margaret ' Wilson, and son, OttpV Jr. returned ' Tuesday evening from Newport where they have been for the past fewweeka, Mr. Wilson spent the week-ends with his family. Stephen Whit ford, Jr. Will Study in the East I Stephen Whitford, , Jr., who re turned a short time ago from a year's study in Paris, left yester day morning for the east where he will continue his studies In piano during the winter. Hej Will take work with Josef Hoffman at the Curriss Institute, in Philadelphia and later will' study fn New York. IKFEIMP alii" Strides 'Bfeing Made in Or--. ganizing to VSell Salem . .-i.to Citizens";,.. ,V WoodbariM rsi tyCM othbur gr7 president Woman' -jCJub, J..P. Hunt nd 'Mr. Norman. , . , Sfayon lr. Ed Bell and Mr. Ge6rg4 Creech; j- TUmer--ReT. B.-Fi Clay. , ' 811 verton--M r. ' George Hubbs. CU M fill -S ORT CASE AGAINST ClfARtES FART ; CONTINUED ,YorJt :City; and Washington D. C. MTs,; Bergman was present at the magnificentXTeceptien glvea Colonel Charles Lindbergh on his return. August 25, or hln - alma street. Visit In Portland Mrs.Al Krause and her son. Johnnie Krause, spent a few days I Clean Kidneys By Drinking Lots of Water Tak SalU to fTush TKidneyslf 6fadder Bothers or Back Hurts Eating too much rich food mar nro diKe kidney trouble in some form. says a weu-iotown autnontyf because the add? (created excite the kidneys. Then they become overworked, get sluggish, clog tip and cause all sorts of distress, particular It backache and misery in the kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stom ach, constipation, torpid liver, sieep- tesfiness. bladder and urinary imta- The moment yenr hack teirti or kid neys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers - ywv begin drinking lot of gooa water and also get about four ounces of Tad Salts eood 'pharmacy tike a tablespoon ful in. a . asi of water before breakfast for a ; "7rT.w days and your kidneys may then 1 act fine.; This famous salts is made from the add', of grapes and lemon iuice. comlnned with lithia, and has j oeen used for years to flush clogged ' .kidneys and stimulate them to activ ity; also to neutralize the adds in the- ' I system so that they no longer irritate. thus often relieving bladder disorders. I - Jad Salts cannot injure anyone I makes a delightful effervescent lithia I water drink which millions oj men 1 and women take now and thetj'to help j . keep the kidneys and urinary organs ! clean, thus of tea avoiding-serioas kid- marer, the university of Wlscon- earlier in the week in Portland sin, ai Aiaaison.- i where thev wpta thA miti nf niLt-nuiny 1 Mrs. John Dellar tiouna-u-p Mr. and Mrs. James Linn. Mrs. Week-end Guests at Fritz Slade. and Mrs. Asahel Bush I Breithaiipt Home have gone to Pendleton where I Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt will have as they will be the guests of Mrs. Linn's sister, Mrs. Richard M. Rice. Woman's Union Will Meet This Afternoon. The Woman's Union of the First Congregational church will meet at one thirty o'clock this after noon in the church parlors. Al ladies of the church are urged to be present as sewing will be done for the Marion County Health Demonstration. Spending Two Weeks at v Gearheart i Mrs. W. D. Clarke and. her two-i children, Dorrls and Bobby Clarke j are spending two weeks at Gear- heart. their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Will Breit- ri-upt, their daughter, Miss Alyina Breithaupt, and Mr. and Mrs. C Razey of Wapato, Washington. DISAGREE WITH BORAH Change in , Interstate Compact Could not be Changed SPOKANE. Sept. 14. (AP) Consent of Idaho would be neces sary for modification of any com pact between that state and Wash ington for division of the head waters of the Columbia river, it is declared in a statement by five, at torneys comprising the legal com mittee of the Columbia basin irri gation league and made public at the offices of the league here. The statement was occasioned by a declaration attributed to United. States Senator W. E. Bo rah of Idaho, at Sand Point, Ida., recently, to the effect that after a compact is entered into, Washing ton could demand and obtain addi tional storage waters for the Co lumbia basin project. It discusses the legal phases of the question at some length and cites court decisions to disprove the senator's purported statement. The final, organization of the sales army which will sell an in terest in Salem to its cililens in the Salvation. Army building cam paign Is progressing with rapid strides, it was reported from the Elk Chxb campaign headquarters Tuesday evening. V a Some" fifty workers have already joined the " forces, and scores' t business. 4 and professional men and women have been listed on the roster of workers. - " ? Over 100 Invitations' have ben. sent out from the executive com mittee for' contingents to attend the official -'send-off' dinner on Monday, September 19, and sut f icient report of teams from civic organizations is expected from the city's civic organizations to. thor oughly cover the city in a thor ough campaign t "- in three days time following the campaign din ner, or on September 20, 21 and 22. . ; ; ... . ' : A speakers bureau . has been organized to appear before the city's clubs and lodges this week in bringing before each the aims and purposes of the campaign and to 'secirre'the assistance, both fi nancially' and 1 actively "of the members. , ' , . ' Altlvoush only a partial-roster of speakers available, the follow ing are serving for the executive committee: Dn Carl O. Doney, Rev. Norman Kv Tully, ' J. NV Chambers, Ensign and Mrs. Allen Pftt. Mrs; F. A. Elliott. All' parts of Marlon County gnr rohndlng Salem has already been organized for the campaign, it was artounced from campaign headquarters. The following is the organization 1 and those in charge of each point: "' ' '' AuroraB. F. Giese, chair man, and' Dlania ' Snyder. BrdoksW. L. Fuller: 1 " Jeffefson Joseph" Fontains. Mill City Andrew Baker. ' Continuation of the case against Charles Falsi growing out of crim inal charges of non-support filed on behaJf of his wife. Anna Falst, was the result of a hearing in Justice of the ' Peace .Brazier Small's court Wednesday. After the hearing had been under way- for nearly two hours. attorneys got together, daring a recess while awaiting the arrival of a court reporter to transcribe attorneys arguments; and . the case was temporarily halted" upon payment of $100' to Mrs. Faist. Mrs. Faist has become an In valid during the - nine years the family - has lived on the'" Martin farm at Waconda, in- Marion county. She was poorly dressed when she appeared in court, and appeared so weakened that she had to be assisted up the steps- from the street to the court room. She has had but two coats since she was married in Maplevllle, Ne braska. February 17. -1903, and "u u 7 eeis L ' J Vir- - : T1' -TT Jiiinid Jr if aces 'o. 4 lb. package Market Day Raisins. Large standard size good quality : , .catsup - 1 1 in. bar Cocoa Toilet Soap.... 15 lbs pure Fine Fruit Sugar...'..... bottle Mrs Stewart Blueing...... 3 bottles, of Ammonia .... ..i...:. Large 2 V2 size can Ejrbkeri Slice Pineapple i......,...L.:..- -: vTafltcaji Alaska'Pink Salmpn...... ijWaldo -Hills Family :Flour. Snowfall, Hard wheat ' Flour 24!2 lbs. Snowfall Flour.... . .4- 35 c 15c 25c $1 .00 ..15c . ..25c .... 19c ...15c $1.65 31.79 ...95c Dry Goods Ladies' Crepe Bloomers....... ..i..39c 81x90 Sheets . .. . .. 96c 42x36 Pillow Cases 25c 36 in. Outing Flannel, yard....! 1 .17c 17 by 24 Sanitary FeaUier Pillow:..-i. .95c 6 Spools Clark's O. N. T. Thread 1 25c 1 - Arrowhead Hosiery The 'Hose with an absolaieguarantee, a new pair if unsatisfactory: or a runner appears, j : New1 line just in of Minnehaha Ladies Silk ! in numerous popular . shades, : pair 89c Full1 iine of children's iri black Cordovan, Lighf Tan, in, plain, ribbed and fancy pineapple stitch priced per pair 25c 1 For New Values i 254 N. COiWIEnaAL v OUR OLD : ! S fj: Ji they were-the i" or reitfc. she testified. Faist did not r the staad on hU own behalf. : " Week End Special BISHOPS JERSEY : r rMILIC CHOCOLATE ELVAS ! Regular Price 50c lb. Specialfor Saturday Only ' 36c a lb Two lbs. for 70c We refteirve the right to limit quantities. Only at Schaef er's drug Bxorua 135 Norfh Commercial St. , Phone 197 Penslar Agency . Original Yellow Front -a ' s V'.. ? I When Glasses Ard NeeSedV "APPEAL TO 0NEILL" New Location r Dr. C. B. O'Ncni Fourth Floor. . . 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