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20 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SAIJ.T, OREGON, SUNDAY. MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1927 STUDEfiTSWOlT CXA.MIJfATIONS - FOB RHODKS : SCHOLARSHIPS HELD - J IIANSAS GIRL TO WED EASTERNER ' "PORTLAND. Dec. 10w (AP)- Eight Oregon students took' oral examinations today at the Univer sity club for the 19ti Rhoaet scholarships. Members o the' ex amining commission were Profes sor W. : C. Barnes, head of the his tory department of the U Hirers! ty of Oregon; Dean M. Ellwood Smith Oregon Agricultural , college; William P. Maddox. Instructor In political science,: ..Unlrerslty .oi Oregon; Dr. C. B. Noble assistant professor of political science. Reed - college, and Dr. Leonard W. Riley, president of Linfield college. Selection of the successful can didate was made tonight but will not be announced until the names of the 16 winners from as many states are made public by Presi dent Aydelotte of Swarthmore col lege. American secretary of the Rhodes trustees. : Scholars elected this year will enter Oxford In October, 1928." Those taking the examinatlonr were Henry Alderman, R. F. Jack son Ralph P. Mertlg and Theodore U. Ruch, all from the University of Oregon; James C. Rettle and Paul G. Tmeblood, Willamette tiniTersity. and KIngsley Tren bolme and Juel Lease h. Reed college. SOCIETY (Continued from page 15.) with baskets of cottoneaster and Christmas greenery. 1 High score prize for the after noon's play was won : by Mrs. George A. White. The. guest group included: the honor, guest, Mrs. David Bennett Hill, and Mrs. George Alexander; Irs. H. A. Corn oyer, Mrs. George A. White, ; Mts. William McGII christ. Jr., Mrs. - Ervin P. Smith. jMrs. William Hamilton. ; Mrs. Jienry V. Compton, and the hos tess, ,Mrs. Stanford. ,j . "Young People of First Con-: fn'cgationat Church WiU Give Program : The Young People's Fortnightly Club of the First Congregational - Church will present a moving pic tare "entertainment at the church, "corner of -Center and Liberty Streets, on Tuesday evening. De cember thirteenth. . " l - : I .The program will Include a de lightful comedy entitled "Fat Full backs" and Gene Stratton Porter's story, "The Magic Garden." Both "pictures are well-worth seeing. The program will begin prompt ly at seven-thirty. ' i- - r . I .- .., .1- "'- - :. .-. -.. ........ . J . . 'Salem Music Teachers' Asso ciation Will Meet Monday livening ." : -s . ' . The Salem Branch of the Ore gon state 1 Music .Teachers' - Asso ciation will meet at eight-fifteen o'clock Monday evening at the State Library instead of Tuesday evening as previously announced. The date was changed because of the McDowell Club concert which will be given Tuesday at the Capi tol theater. -I -- '"''' ":V" Miss Lippold Called to Spokane . i Miss Cora Lippold will return Tuesday evening from. SpokaneJ Washington, where she was called by the death of her niece, Harriet Jarvis. I i '- : -:" 4- -,m ; Ecftfihtl Han Elsoted u: 'PORTLA2TD- CiV n. " fir pranii IX. EJiea o Portland iraa lectel jimUenl f t&a North Vest T.?.f.fl.A tHyifcil fidocaUoa eonferenca at' lie annual xoeetlng fhera tonignV and WtUiam Logs. Seattle Vaa elected Tlco presi dent, Tu btf tcV ol iecratary treasnrer ireat to I W Glason, Salem, jTlfteea cities In 'Wash ington,; Idaho and Oregon -"wort represented by the" 8 5 delegates. Locations wIU be selected to morrow for the northwest cham pionship tournaments In baskeU ball,' Tolley ball and swimming. Eastern Youths Winners , In 6 Day Bicycle Contest ; NEW TORK, Dec 10. (AP) A pair of youtlvful homebreds, Freddie Spencer of Plalnfield, N. J, and Charley Winter, of New York, tonight, won the 4 Sr,d Inter national six day bicycle race with a. lead ox 688 sprint points oyer he "Red Devils'1 of France, Georges Faudet and Gabriel Mar Cillac. The leaders were tied In mileage and total laps at the close An approaching wedding of interest in Kansas City, Mo., and Washington, DJ C, Is that of Miss- Roma Vlrpnia WornalL i of Kansas City, and Charles Elmore Cropley, clerk of the U. S. su preme court, Washington, in February. Miss Wprnali is a graduate of Gunston Hall in Washington. ( bite is to -determine the amount his owner . is ' fined i for allowing him to run unmuzzled In the fu ture, according to Magistrate Hlrschfield, of a Brooklyn court. The magistrate has meted out Jus tice on a sliding scole to IS dog owners haled into court. The owner of a large police dog was assessed $10, while an owner of a teeny poodle" paid $ 1. Others paid In-between prices. 1 Last Member of Original Cornell Family Now Dead ITHACA, N. Y. Dec 10. (AP) Thomas Frederick Crane, 83, member- of the : faculty of Cornell university for' more than 40 years Is dead at Deland, Fla., relatives here were notified today. . Dean Crane was the last member of the original Cornell faculty. He was dean of the . college of - arts and science i from 1896 to 1902 and dean of the -university faculty from 190Z to 1909. He had pub lished works on romance , litera ture. ' ., : SalLy's.Sallies .:.:vv,;---; v - -1 - S What become of the old-fashioned goi vrtio btuined when the wind btcw. of "144 hours of consecutive rac ing. Read the Classified Ads Washington newspapermen I Elect Harry Brown Head WASHINGTON, Deo. 10-(AP) i-Harry J. Brown, correspondent of the Boise Statesman, Salt Lake Tribune and Spokane Spokesman- Review today was elected ' presi dent of the Oridiron club, an or ganization bl Washington news papermen. - lie succeeds Ashmnn N.i Brown, of the Providence Jour nal . ' V . . Edgar Markham of the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press, was elected to membership. , . - Condition of Olympic ' Sprinter Still. Dubious ! DECATUR, IlLr Dec. 1 0 ( AP) The condition of Loren Murchi- gon, 23, noted Olympic sprinter. remained unchanged tonight with his chances for recovery from acute celebro-spinal meningitis still regarded by attending physl clans as very doubtful. : Since last Wednesday when he was taken to St. Mary's hospital. he has been unconscious most of the time. I don't see any sens In quad rupeds." said the laxy soph, yawn- Ingly. -'"What's wrong with 'em?' do- manded his roommate.. ' , -Aw, nothfn" if they like i Dill; but what's th' use of a shai that" makes you keep four lei goin when you can get there wit twot". . a , .- Iff In "Tailor Made" Means a Dcrfect fit, longer wear arri latest style. Tailored-to-measure suits as low as $32.50 The latest patterns and fabrics D H. MOSHER TAILOR 474 COURT ST. Ccwwraw-raww-'tt au3Mi i im w.wnwrwi,in iffl ".nwira iwoin iiiiw jcmi-irtu KHm.imn; Jursranj m' "r m mt WMiintiw federation.,: Protestants and Cath olics are about equal In member ship, continued Mee, each having about 1,260,000 communicants. Those of Jewish faith approximate 400,000. i Lutherans and Baptist lead the Protestant ' denominations ; with 91.000 according to the surrey. The Methodist Episcopal-membership la listed at 70,000. ; ii IT PAYS TO BE DAINTY BROOKLYN, N. Y.- A dog's ability to take a large or a small Survey Shows Chicago - To Be Very Religious CHICAGO," Dec 10. (AP) Chicago, ridiculed by ' the' right eous for its rackets and rascals. Is ninety per cent religious, the Chi cago church federation has found mis rauo, nine church -mem bers to one, having no denomina tional - connection. Is unsurpassed in any other city of a half million or more in the United States, the federation said in a survey report today.";-, : . There are about 2,000 churches in the' metropolitan ' area,- said Walter . R. Mee, secretary of the No, She Didn't Care If ! Republicans Didn't Meet KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10.( AP) During the ; recent successful campaign to obtain the republican national convention for Kansas City, Arthur Hardgrave, president of the chamber of commerce sent messages to members of the re publican national committee, ask ing suggestions. By mistake 1 one was sent to Mrs. Florence O. Far ley,. Wichita, democratic commit tee woman for Kansas. .'.This "was. her reply: - "Acknowledge receipt of yonr wire of November 24. Respectful ly advise that it will be all right with me If the republican party t fails to hold a national convention next year." , , ; ; , t 4 '- V :V i s uSJ I The whole world knows Astrin as an effective antidote for j pain, But it's fust as important to knew that there is only one genuine Bayer Aspirin, The ..name Bayer is on every tablet, and on the box. If it says Bayer, it's genuine: and if it doesn't, it is ?not! Headaches are dispelled by Bayer Aspirin. So are colds, and the pain that goes with them; even neuralgia, neuritis, and rheumatism promptly relieved. Get Bayer at any drugstore j with proven directions. . . , ; I I IiOl cLcd tll2 LcCllI - ' tspirtm to t&e taAa sura t Br Ussataetm C UewettlccUter et SaJtafaelJ Norfolk Station Attempts To Decipher Distress Call NORFOI-K, Va.. Dec. 10 (AP) The naval radio station r was making efforts shortly after six o'clock tonight to decipher - faint SOS calls received here. Further than that some ship appeared to be calling for help, no part of the signals was Intelligible here. .It was believed the call originated t some -distance, possibly- off - the New England coast.' . Jugoslavla'lxperiences Mysterious Explosion BELGRADE, Jugoslavia Dec. 10.- (AP) A violent and mys terious . explosion ' : beside i Mount Plashkayitsa near the village of Prilichani has caused ' wide alarm among the population. - : , The explosion was heard through out the 'district betwgen p Ishtip and Kotchana in southern Serbia. Residents became panicky, think ing it was a bomb outrage. Offi cials attributed the'shock to a vol canic disturbance in an old crater which long has been extinct. . Lincoln ; County ; Budget Committee Gives Approval v 1 i , r . 1 I ;1 . ! i. TOLEDO, Ore.; Dec. lO.--(AP) The-, Lincoln county budget in the amount of 1185.925. 4B has been approved by the budget com mittee.: The sum includes an ap propriation of 92,000 for county agent work and a fund of $1,000 to be used for advertising purpos es throughout the country. In ad dition to the usual appropriation of S2. 000 tor. the county jail, an additional fund of f 3.000 was set aside for repairs to the building. Spokane Athletic Trainer : Killed In Auto Collision SPOKANE. Dec 10. (AP) John CiKing, aged 29. science teacher and athletlo director of the Deer Park schools in this coun ty was kiflsd today when an auto mobile in which he was riding col lided with another car no&Ut of thu city.' r'y' :- :;v: I - .-v' ! John Lindahl, If. a student of Deer Park, driver of the ear ir which King was ' riding, said, he lost control of the machine and permitted it. to swing to the left side of the highway. Other occu pants of the maehlna were only slightly Injured. - - " j - -. ..V '-''""; '-- MM .1 Larger or Better Choice is not to be Found Anywhere Our Christmas slogan is "Gifts for All This whole store is a Christmas rendezvous for all that is -worthwhile and essential for everybody in the home. No one is overlooked. 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