Saturday, Aprfl 23
M fn.A I a, 1 lAiirno I WolaM I WrrAil . - i
I oMcf Naiac rAVAi-incf Willamette Va ev Point
. I?"' -" Jr-.r br,tro and M. Henry W.J Meyers, . CM. Inman .M iSSSrS' '. l ifS
letters were filed.
Dallas Lodges
Make Numerous
Visits In Week
Dallas, April 23. This week
seemed to be visiting week tor
Dallas lodge men. Several lodges
took large delegations and visited
lodges elsewhere. Marmlon lodge,
Knlehts of Pythias, took a dele
gation of 30 members and motored
to McMlnavllle Wednesday eve
ning, where they Initiated six
"pages" and one candidate in the
rank of "knight." Six cars and
one truck carried the parapher
nalia required for the transporta
tion to McMinnville, where anout
200 knights gathered to witness
the ceremony. A delegation simi
lar to that from Dallas was pres
ent from Yamhill. Deputy Orand
Chancellor Lief 8. Flnseth was
present and took an active part In
the work. About midnight a ban
quet was served.
On the same night the Masons
of Dallas, about 40 In number,
motored to Independence to watch
Lyons lodge confer the master's
degree. A large number of Masons
from various parts of the county
were present, swelling the number
to about 150, who enjoyed the
work given by the Independence
Masons. About midnight a ban
quet was served to the members ready to purchase bonds as a
gathered. means or getting roads unproved
the court approving bond of said voted
guardian and ordered placed on i health nurse.
file. Order by the court appoint
ing Ira P. Mix, A. L. Thomas and
Max Goldman as appraisers and
directing commissions to issue to uclen
ham -i . 1 la,,., rti ,,f irm, r,H-. nuV.ln .
Issue to J. B. Vlolette. Letters is-nd organist, of Portland, who
sued and oath as required by lawj appeared in public lecture recital
properly taken; after which sald'on Thursday evening in the audi
to endorse the county; jjr. and Mrs. George F. Rodgers
and Miss Margaret Rodgers com-
It was a very appreciative audi-i Ped a storing party to Port-
..... . , .i I'jml voo.Arr.av
ence, tnougn small, mat greeieu
Becker, concert pianist .
K.
nahn. Mrs. William Carvatt, Mrs
L. W. Gleason, Mrs. Leo G. Page,
Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. John R. Sites,
Mrs. D. C. Burton, Mrs. D. B.
Kuhn, Mrs. C. F. Patton, Mrs. R.
L. White. Mrs. W. I. weeauam
faculty wvies at an informal aner-
. .. ,, nf'fnr immediate uubllcatlon bright
Zn Don rThVtim; wasTpent mt.ng things, glowing in sent.,
in convention, and at the closeWt. brilliant in musical Uch
of the afternoon, light refresh-, nioue. "Honeymoon Trail a
invert These ladles; waitz. has the delightful continu-
mrs. . i. m-""'" " ,k fr .... , milv that catches the
- , . , . n 1 T a . A I H . t. r - i,.ira nr fin K H 111UMVU l U L U'vivuj -
Mrs. Miner ureyier, mm. uu gaiu. c-- -- - - ,, ia h..rrt hum
Linn County
People Buying
All Road Bonds
Albany, April 23. Linn coun-
torium of the Salem high school.
The program, which was present
ed for the purpose of increasing
spent last evening In Salem, going rich, Mrs. J. H. Garnpobst Mr, a social th rd- and whistled on the stress.
mrs. uwi.
spend the summer. They will be
joined later by Cecil Fanning. Mt.
Turpin will be remembered as ac
appreciation of music and interest! companist for Mr. Fanning when
In the art. Is one of a number
which have been presented before
the Salem high school students
under the direction of Miss Lena
Belle Tartar. Others who have
appeared are Franklin Launer,
who gave a recital during class
he appeared here recently in an
Apollo club concert.
The Richmond Improvement
league will present a free musical
tonight at the Richmond school
under the direction of Miss Joy
ty people living on Donaca roads , ppeared before the students. A
where the bonds for Improvements j program of fourteen numbers was
have not been sold, are now In- j presented Thursday evening ana
as a means assisting were Delbert Moore,
who contributed a violin soio, ana
period last week and Mrs. Lillian! Turner Forty Blx 0f her pupils
Jeffreys rein, oi r-oruauu, ""iwll, render g0os duetts and en
semble numbers.
vesting in tbc bonds
of getting road work done. George
Rodgers, of near Sclo, was in Al-I
bany conferring with the county
courf relative to the Bale of bonds
Miss Mabel Marcus, who sang.
Miss Bernice
land, is a guest
LaJoye,
at the
i... ii . ; . ,.t rt,, i-., i.
., ""!'"'"""'" " "- i cherrlngton residence,
ardson Gap road, and a resident of1 "
of Fort-William
near Roland conferred with thel . ,.
court, relative to the sale of bonds! Honoring especially
. , . .. .'bers of a sister club
im ill v i n 1 1 1 1 ii, 'lilt M i ill lilt; I iidii
running east and west from near
Roland east to the Diamond Hill
road.
Both men reported that resi
dents of their neighborhoods afe
Ward, Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Loose.
Honoring her sister. Miss Flor
ence McGregor, of San Francisco,
Darby entertained on
with a 6 o'clock dinner. A bouquet
of spring flowers supplied the col
or note of the centerpiece, and
covers were laid for nine. Fol
lowing dinner, a line party at the
Oregon theater supplied the eve
ning's entertainment
participated were the hon
"Men
0 vn,kjr ut ir,e M .
flanpfnrr nis.V. '
. Me
home Of hia e(e 1
. DJOlBr Mro nr...
' ., ue in thecu,
Miller is a junior ln colle .
member of Lambda Chi
ternlty.
1 1..
vr t
dav for Ko-.. "
Waere
Bpend a short time TisiUnl
friends anrt ri,... slUllt
wau v CH,
Miss
Marjorie
f inn 1IJ " Wl
uiauya HThi
the mem
from the
rinllaM .Udri, I tho VallpV
uiunu t.iiircc si-m.,.. v.. . , u,,v,mto worn
. , . t I ri t ii ii . I mi i cniniium . -
on
of the Monday Afternoon bridge
club which met at her home for
an afternoon at cards. Bouquets
of Bprlng flowers formed the
bright dec rations. Guests of the
club were MrB. John R. Sites, Mrs.
Edward Gillingham and Mrs. John
Bropby. Mrs. Brophy was fortu
nate In winning high score for the
... A t I
as Till we meui jieam.
Unarming" is destined to be in
a M,t fnr the Light Bearers : (iemand by orchestras, "Knights
of the First Methodist church and of Harmony" cannot fall to win a
who is her house guest, Mrs. Bliss their mothers will be given ne.. name, and a nine inaian uug re-
. a n,n3iiu,.....4.., .ftornnnn in me muieu, ,..i i written oy vara, iouu i
oiuri Luiiicu ju muiouBj laamiua; . . v . - ... .
parlors. A program under me Q'-; certain to find Its way to me pud-
rection of Mrs. A. A. Lee, superin
tendent of the Light Bearers will
.. Th members of this
society are supporting a little girl
iMinn school at Muttra, In-1
Those who dia and they will bring their mite , muslcai productions of this talent-with friends and reUtivei tv!
onor truest, i k' n this meeting, each child d ,ul woman, whose charm to have visited in Tv "H
Miss McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- contnhuting the small tunu lhe "folks at home," after all, lies "onywood. Riverside, San
ter Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Roy,nas saved. The program will con- ln ner modesty and quiet sincerity. Cisco and Oakland.
sist of readings, songs anu um "Talent such as that possessed;
exercises presented by the ctma-
jren. A large number oi
tp and the aftairi
promises to be lnieresi.n6.
freshments will be served.
lie heart.
"A new company has been
formed at Tacoma, known as the;Frlday night from southern
Columbia Music Publishing com-"rnia where they ha
pany, especially 10 puDtisn me "'"s tor me past three
Mrs. Ralph Glover was nosiess ' - ; - ' nnes and drill
j.. .n.mnnn fnr members " ' i sisi n i"" ---- .. .
l,lu" J ' . .. niiil Mr ant Ttrc PH tlflrhv
by Mrs. Todd can not fail to bring
its owner national fame.
A pretty social
Paul Staley, Frank
yesterday afternoon for
event of the where they were guests last
Thursday night, seven carloads
of Modern Woodmen of America,
who are members of Dallas lodge
Two years ago, people of Linn
county voted bonds for road Im
provement, and at that time the
club, of
tertalned Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Frank Wilson, who was as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Ros
coe Clark. Following a short ses
sion of business, games passed the
afternoon and refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Gene Southwlck and Mrs
served by the hostess. Tne ciun
will meet again in two weeks with
their home following the dancing
party of the Monday Night danc
ing club on Tuesday night, Mr. ,,.,,, to the people of Sa
ana Mrs. wauer u. opauiuius . . SDe.jai interest to uci mug m me jiumc m mi ui nn. T.
. . . m, ...l,- -- - i . ujcu are
i. .. rvii.An ii.,, at rnR rnrmni ,
ween. wa a iiai giiu mi fcuc ... u,Uuer aance
., ..... -i..v. m t-ni Lieua xneta mx', t..,
. . mi i.iitf I ivprs rv ir
Mable r'
Irs. rFank Bowersox.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Stanford
1.,...,.. Innnhinn Tha I : 1 I I 1 . .. TimlaTTI- . .1, T, I Tt 1 A . .
no.o unco ,u,.v,i.t.v-u. v friends on me campus m .... ; uoison, jmibs nvaiyu ruuistu "",ents In Salem High school
was p.elu, in. Ue unlversity is an atuuc Mjss Dotson acting as joint host-
yellow flowers and candles. Those red last week in the Arling- f th ffair The roomal
ton Bulletin corainrau.u6 ,,!Were decorated with spring flow-
M Tndrl. formerly miss
seated were Mr. and Mrs. William
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Mills
Mrs. Henry Cornoyer
Miss
and
Wrslpv
Esther P. Cox, who was graauaieu
ers. Novel flower-guessing games
were played. Afterwards, the
were Salem guests on Blossom day. aU.g -Wallac. Qriffltn 'and Mr.
Mrs. Stanford, who was formerly ad M WaUer L Spauld,ng.
Miss Grace Rineman,
motored to Salem and enjoyed the bond market was good, but later
open meeting of Oregon City camp It was necessary to sen to bond
where a delightful program was! houses at a discount to realize the
money for road bulldlrjg, and not
home folks are taking the five
percent bonds.
Richardson Gap road, for a dis
tance of two miles, is hadlv In
Joseph I). Vlolette, a retired need of Improvement. It Is one of
business man of Independence, to the bonded roads of the county.
Amy K. Eddy, a merchant of In-
Bernam Southwlck. Members of frlensd in this city
has many
They were1
enjoyed, and a banquet was given.
Dallas
Marriaire Licenses
the entertaining club are Mrs.
Fred Gibson, Mrs. Gene South
wlck, Mrs. Bob Adams, Mrs. Ber
nam Southwlck, Mrs. Jim Smart,
Mrs. Roscoe Clark, Miss
Southwlck, Mrs. Amon Grice, Mrs.
Roy McDonald, Mrs. Cash Roberts,
Mrs. Harley Moon, Mrs. Jack
A treat is in store for the music
dependence, both of legal age.
Claude A. Martin, u farmer of
AumsviUe, age 27, to Flora Orlce,
a school teacher, age 27, of Eola
Hills near Salem.
The literary section of the Dal-
Father's Illness
Calls Woman Frojn
Home in Panama
Independence, April 23.
George Parker has arrived
las Women's club met In regular; Panama, having been culled to
session at the home of Mrs. E. B.IPortlnnd on account of the crltl
Howes, on Clay street, Wednesday cal illness of her father, J. S.
afternoon of this week. Cooper, who has been ill at the
Members responded to roll call Imperial hotel In Portland for the
with current events, following past five months. Mr. Cooper .was
which Mrs. Anna Cooper gave an taken sick while visiting In Port
Interesting paper on "Libraries of land. He has been gradually fall
tbe Present Day," dwelling par- lng in health, according to re-
tlcularly on the Congressional Ports from there and. fearing that
Mr.
1 r 1 II ,.. l. Ul A tin . , i k' '"J
Z, T, nT 7, 7 r Tt tw from tne unlvereuy 8CUO"' u7 i guests went to the dining room
Miller, Milton N. Miller, of Cor- . . ,, and was assistant In-1" ,km, ,w Haintiiv
structor there in piano. She is, appolnted table awaited hem. Ar
known all over the state because Ugt(c iue place.cards and prhk
of her work with the Willamette whu faor basketg nlled
Glee club, and she will be lnSwitn candy, designated each girl's
romemoerea ou iue , , A beautiful bouauet of an-
songs j pie blossoms tind white lilacs
formed the center-piece, while
pink candles at each end of the
table gave a mellow glow to the
home of Mrs. aHrley 0. White, for ,.nnw.. . ' ... ' ton, wnere sne uvea l" citable appointments. The colors
an evening at Five Hundred. Those . . .. o ' " ... ph,,.,,oI i time she was six years a un",,., th club piR ad wh we
... ... Tirun. " ' " Ichn was rmirripri in . Met 1 .
White, Mrs. Frank Wilson. The entertaining wnn Mrs. w mie we... hJa and Boston orchestras. Wal-;" T.v .,,i ii. i in T 1,H1 M,ectlray 1,1 lne flMrill0M'
club will meet again in two weeks! Mrs. F. G. Delano, Mrs. Frank . ry Rothwel, , conductor of a.qM7t wheri she is1 The ClUb memberR aD(i thelr
at the home of Mrs. Harley Moon Ward, Mrs. L. M. Simoan and Mrs.; tn,g Dod o muslcians which has C? a' h uZton' w ne re J Invited guests were Miss Evelyn
when Mrs. Cash Roberts will be F. K. Loose, dracerui oouqueis oi nersonnel of 75. Conductor '- I Poulsen, Miss Lucille Anderson,
lavender tulips and wnue macs Rotnwe who had valubale train-
ere arranged, developing an ar-lng , Europei ha8 been SUCcess-
mm
Sunday dinner guests """""lovers of Salem when the Philhar-,
- Ur -.ii.i Mra p. S. Crale. i . .... I
nloalc orcnestra, oi i.os Angeies, cause f wlnning college
, appears in concert on the evening' .... . mn..j
mii i ,.. iho irnpnin nf . ... . i which she composed.
cms ira - w ot Mav i n the armory. Although' .jj . jt,tr nf
I .t humiw nn Thursday : ... ' ... i airs, touu is me uaUs...
vera u j"". - ----- j only founded two years, mis or- ,, .., ,,
nh whn thev eathered at tne .t ..... , ........ . aar. anu mia. n.
...c-.v 1 - cnesira nas aireaay acnieveu ua-i. , ..v.
Cox, of Arling-
from the ;
1
1
DON'T ASK
TOO MUCH
i OF YOUR
EYES !
assistant hostess.
Following the dancing party! tistic decorative scheme. Follow-
. . r ii ....i i l . j , . i . . i. 1 .. , . Bimnln. nt no. nl a
n -u in me ivitniiiay iiikoi uanriiiK luuu iuk c,uim
f,mlglven last Tuesday night at which high score fell
Dreamland rink, Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Edwards entertained ten guests
at their home at a dinner party.
Lavendar lilacs were arranged for
a table centerpiece and pale yel
low candles added a further note
of color. Mrs. Edwards was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. W .H.
Lytle and Mrs. William Walton.
ful as conductor of symphony or
chestras ln St. Paul. New York
to Mre..ity and flnaliVi Los Angeles. Six
fori
eB- . ...J Miss Mildred Sandberg, Miss
Excerpts from the article in the Thelma Carey Misg Florence Clut-
Arlington paper follow: ter Miss Blanche Rowley, Miss
"Mrs. Todd received her musi- Joy Hills, Miss Thelma Peed, Miss'
. .. .. i.'..i. i : ml . i i r i tiii i.
cal education at Whitman college vviiiei, ivuss riayvena
library at Washington, D. C.
Those present wore: Mrs. Chas.
Bllyeii, Mrs. Anna Cooper, Mrs.
Kugene Hayter, Mrs. Wynn John
eon, Mrs. E. A. Koen, Mrs. I. L.
Smith, Mrs. P. A. Trafzer, Mrs.
P. O. Walton. Mrs. H. L. Crider,
Mra. F. M. Parrlsh and Mrs.
Hnlkle.
ne would not recover, word was
sent to his daughter, who re
sponded In person.
Clyde Johnson and low score to distinguished soloists are traveling of Walla Walla, Washington, and Haynes, Miss Pauline Welch, Miss
Mrs. L. W. Gleason, luncheon was,wfth tne orchestra. Much of thej the Willamette university at Sa- Doril Phenicle, Miss Viola Hoov
sorved by the hostesses. Those su-cosg of tbe orchestra is due to'lem, where she was assistant pianoier, Miss Esther Erlckson, Miss Al
seated at the seven tables were ,ts tollnderi William A. Clark, Jr., j teacher. She went all over the ma' Farmer, Miss Eva Carey, Miss
Mrs. E. A. Kurtz, Mrs. Lee Can- who, individually, has arranged to state with the Willamette Glee I Ida Schuelke, Miss Leona Peed,
field, Mrs. C. E. Knowland, Mrs.!flnance the orchestra for five club, did all the original music Miss Mable Dotson, and Miss Dot
Elmer Daue, Mrs. 0. A. Olson, , years, and has snent enormous I fnr th ooninr nlav anrt wrnt J son.
Mrs. u. A. vinoeri, rars. tiyne Rumg ln providing a magnificent eral winning college songs at the
Johnson, Mrs. O. L. Fisher, Mrs. auditorium. He has engaged musi- university, which the students are
clans from America and Europe, I still singing
Mail Service Improved.
Independence, April 23. Since
living at the new town of ValseU
the fore part of this week peoult
At the close of the pro- have been receiving Improved mall
gram light refreshments were service, which Is greatly apprecl
erved. The next meetnlg will be ated. Heretofore all mall address
leld with Mrs. Wynn Johnson. , to Valsetz was sent to osklns
(and there re-sacked before going
The Almlra Rebokah lodge held 10 tne Valset postofflce, thus caus
ne of their most delightful meet- lnB considerable delay. Now It Is
Ings of the year Tuesday evening delivered over the Valley & Slletz
t the Odd Fellows hall. After railroad direct to Valsetz from In
pulling on the work of ths even- dependence.
Ing, a dainty lunch was served.
A big surprise was In store for Improvements Made,
everyone there. A basket was Astoria, April 23. The Im
paaaM around, earn one taxing a ri"uriuii un hip sea iiont are
walnut from which issued a green going forward rapidly. On the
ribbon with a small red heart at- nor,h side of Broadway the wall
tacbed. Upon the nut It disclosed ' being filled In and the
the engagement of Miss Claudia crete walk, which It Is hoped to
Goad, the oldest daughter of Mr. ne Broadwalk-by-the-Sea, has
and Mrs. C. 0. Coad, to Edward already been started, and about
A. Neuni of Salem, who Is at prr- "" block laid. The steam shovel
ent connected with the Oregon l now at work filling the large
Growers Packing corporation of motor turn around at the west end
Dallas. i ol WIWIi
Polk County Court
Circuit Court
Error Cuts Funds
Oregon City. April 2.1 . Oregon
t'lty Wtl have $7,110 less to spend
i.. Drown vit. run mur irom tne city tax fund and $1.
ty Lumber company. Complaint 85R.60 In Its road fund, as a re
Hied alleging ueienaani nas lauea suit of an error In transferring
to penorm nia pert ot i roniraci rigures on the assessment roll
Wtrts into june id, iiiv, ana just aisrnvered Tuesday. West
that company Is Insolvent and un- Linn will receive 13.550 more for
able to pay damages therefore. Its city tax fund, and tl.85S.50 In
plaintiff prays for a decree can- Its road fund, as a result of the
celling said contracts and that error,
defendant be enjoined and re
strained from making or using
any logging or other roads on said
lands or cutting or falling trees
or carrying on logging operation
of any kind thereon, or openlngj (Continued from Page Five.)
gates on said land or deetrovlng point that the women of Oregon
tbe feaeea upon or surrounding are especially fortunate In having
Mid lands or turning Its horses good laws protecting their rights.
Into the past urea thereon, that Reports of tbe session were
the payments made by defendant' made by committee officers. Mra.
OB said contract be forfeited and;H. L. QUI, of Wood burn, reported
Society
that plaintiff recover possession
of said land
C. J. Steele va Enoch Chamber
lain ot ux. Catharine Stump, un
atarrtad. Mary Campbell, widow,
Sotoanon Stump, unmarried, et
on child welfare; Mrs. J. W. Start
ler ot Aurora, reported on the
federation of extension; Mrs. A
J. Richardson, ot Sllverton, re
ported on the civic work of the
clubs; Mrs. Mason Bishop, of Se
al la Complaint filed for the lem, gave her treasurer's report
of qnietlng title to 32.80 and the auditor's report was given
of land In township I, route by Mr. Ray, of Sllverton. for Mrs
f weal, a ten lots 1. t and 3 of see- J. A. Bennett, ot Silver ion. Re
tt It la towashlp sooth nf porting for the legislative torn
range 4 west of W M ml t tee. Mrs. W. K Kirk, of Salem.
M. E. Wells and H. A. Wells va gave a eoaclae. clear presentation
Morris Sewald. Summon re- of the arguments pro and cod of
rsmed by the sheriff showing the bills which will appear on the
defendant personally served with ballot la June. la apprsclatioa of
copy of said eomnlalnt which her paper, the federation gave her
eomssanded defendant to appear a Halng vote of t Basks,
sad answer ssir aacnalslat or, Part of the work of the con
plaintiff will take JadnaeBt vamtloa was the amendment ot the
prayed for Desaarrsr fit ad By eoastltotlea la two particulars.
sfBB)Ua)B attorney atatlag eota- Aa lavltatloa tor th fall eoarsa
Malat f ft state groans sanf- tloa to asset la October was ex
ftrteat en eoawtltats aa act lea I taadsd by Sllverton and was ac
Trh e Catjrt copied. At the close of the asssloa
la re ruardtaastile of (leal Vie- Miss Cecil Schreyer spoke oa the
lefts, a Minor. to4 of rnardtsn subjert of tbe county health
nisei In the Mrs af It with the Bares. A dlscusaloa followed
Aetas Accident sad Liability cose- sad as ta. motion of a delegate
MET -ssmsA:-.?
SB
V' 'Basl
engagln gartists as soloists.
Mrs. W. E. Anderson, who has
spent the past week at Neskowin,
returned home today.
Mrs. Carl Doney and Mrs. R. L.
eral
She has written sev-
cantatas, though none have
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Craig are Mrs. Ches
ter Dickey and Mrs. J. D. Tre-
been published. Recently she has-harme, of Seattle, who are return
turned her attention to the com- ing to their homes, after a visit
position of popular songs, al- in Los Angeles. Mrs. Craig enter
though her attainments and tastes! tained on Wednesday evening ln
tend toward the more eriduring; their honor when she invited ln a
class of music, one of which, few friends for cards.
NEARLY everyone asks too,
much of their eyes. Tmj
read very fine print whei
their eyes are troubling
them and use them at night
work with artificial light
Thr-v nrp hound to hftcnme
np uri irp r (innnnin v w
are aoie 10 .uicsiy iock
the trouble and at slight ex
pense fit yuo with a pair oi
glasses that will rellere IDi
strain.
STARTS SUNDAY
DOUG.
FAIRBANKS
IN
"THE NUT"
A picture replete with thrilling
feats and side-splitting laughter
of the man who invented his way;
to the altar.
NEWS COMEDY
and
WHO'S WHO
Starting Monday
Who's Who, and Salem Rotarians.
USUAL PRICES
LIBERTY
KAFOURY'S
Fire Sale Continues
Doors Open Monday at 10
and Close at 4 p. m.
a. m.
Thousands of bargains are here, new ones are added
every three hours, so as to give everyone a square deal.
Sale will continue one more week-up to Saturday,
April 30th
466 STATE STREET