Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, March 21, 1926, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1928 tTOM 6F THE OPERA' RETURNS ,i,;ii-iiitis IMIiu J i-ll.iDl A'liillnrmril (. rail lire Talented n Mental Gifts an'l t'nr.scfl With kqnilsivciiess . ; IS) urn am i ii llhtll 111 Tim IMiimtoin of (ho Opem" Kfunlntf U In McJJonuld Thciitto HIiuwIiik 11 Chancy linn Inenn lamer uum fUC'I'S, ill livuiH -i""""! In iiuiiMiii-" .... flier Ul.111 imniiii.M .. , in Ih tno nmuiKii ui-vvi-hi pli'turo prmliu'tlinis Hint l.y erceimiiin"- " Micctnolo, "Tho I'liuiitum Hu-I'll. ' ii if m 11b audacity, inn now fen hukkiwih H'o "'"''y "I- never coiih-h i-ikiii "i (Uriel numitlvo told in direct tiction on uie llillilii.v:i. Kiwlun-ll IIiomiik of It lioopie i weuii kml hii-iuik", Bloomy under .-IUIH. ton I"" kuiliey WUH pnlll II fortune III me i:iurti' um nn never tun, except floot- Eco. Rupert Julian, ine filliltlll-U a thuUHlLlHl feet III which l.'lianey lolls ii liivt- lino in inn mum ui- nf Invii inuKlilK "ii rcc- th lis back l tho camera. IIh did the tiding: fur lilin. I'liiintnin of tho Opera," my (liiHlun l.eroiix, IcIIb of I IllUII'il "leu cruumru. 1111- llili nil the mental xlflH n lid hnve a,nil cursed with nliysicnl ropuisivcncss 11 .wrnth -could devise. Ills Hiitllor Mild. could BlrlKe tho bravest henrt. l'hiinlom ot tho Oporn" k ii IiIk return onKaKonuint liar prii'i'if m mi- .ii;iyuii- TIiuih lay and Friday. t . ltniul lo Yesterday." the III II. Do Mlllo Inilepcnilent. Ily directed production, has frnied "ii KiKunllc combina- iiectui.-li-B. llit'iit anionR those spoctne-ucin-es that miiko up IhlH I lMolucors Dlstributlim Jun release In a Irani wrerK unillifr ut the Htuke" Brone. null of a nnsitciiKor spi clnl biuleil htrhm of freight cars ue In 11125 mill provides 11 for u reltim to tho days of ii these niiln times. Jetta n Wltcii, IB iicniiuni'i'ii iti-ncril to death umlcr tho very even or llio man who becomes hi-r husband three ci-nlurleH Inter. 'I'ho iiiHt of thin pli'liire, which cimieH to the Mclmimlil next Ion ilny. 'I'lleHihiy una Weilnemlav. In ohiilCH III 1(8 lldt ot remuroil plnv iim .InHi.ph rtchllilliiuiit, Jot in Cliiuilul, Vern lloynnlilH, Wllliuin llnyil mill .1 ii II a Kuyo, . ' . The illKpliiy of tile llinBt fll8hlnn lllllo cri'liliuliH of Now Yoi 1('H fln cHt iiioiliHleH, Ih nn excepiionnlly In-li-i'eilUnw reuture. of (he Hubert O. VIkihiIii pli'lui e proiluelloii, "l-iflh Aveiiiii-," reaturltiK MurKUcrlle lie l.u Molte mill Allan Forrest, which will he the UhllKiliil plioto piny iiltracllon ut the ilcDunuU! lu-xt Saturiliiy. ' Tho Htnry or thin picture not only 3howH the fnin-iun thoroiiKlirnre nn It In, hut (t nffonlH npectiitorH nn inllinute Kllmpe of the hlllilen lire U'hlrh pulHiitt-H benenlh th6 (fliuten Inff Rurriico. ' llut there In nnother nnt;lo to Vlflh Avenue, nnil it wim ttilM siilc Ihnt wiih eneountereil by Uitrhnra l'elhnm, Rweet, beautiful end unnn nhimlcnteii, when iilie went from a Rnulhern plnntntion to make her rnrluno In the ttreat city. Oauuht In the whirl of nn unancuHtomed life, hn encountered experlcnceli which kept her in a turmoil of inentnl strcsri. . Rome queer menapcrloB linve been nRflembled nt motion picture Htuillon. but perhnpB the queerest 11 nil most illversiried ever (fathered toixether for one pleluro wnB mobll Ibed by Wnrner TiroB. for their proilucllon of Tho Pea Bcaat," Btarrlnir John Ttnrrymnre, coming lo tlie Mel")onnlit Boon. The InrircBt nnlmnl was n whnlo which a Bnn Francisco firm con tllieted to furnlBh. Or courno that could not be kept nt tho Btuillo bo they took what pnrt of tho Btmllo wiib neci-Bsnry to It. The Bmallost llvlnjf IhlmrB were a enso or care fully Kimi ded troplcnl Insects used Tor rent fitniniphrro in the close lipB. Bevernl spccICK of monkeys were uhoiI. 'One of these was a mirmnset five IlichcH looff, tho MiinlleHt monkey in the world. lend cnmpioicn llio tiiiitHct of feat- other bin nnmeit In the cunt lli cliii u ,Iou JjowlliiK, Cleoriio Wii- .linen unwicB nnn Jiuko iMiiiiwininijKu. mer. the Olyipplu Bwlln- Outof-Tpwn Sodpty At .Sllllll;riclil 1 (ItiiKlHlor r.anil County Hpflcliil) HI'lCI.VOKIKI.l). Ore., Mnruh 20. .Mr...nml Aim. Jewi Henvoy ontor inrned llio rcKulnr Frldny meothig or the Klvo Hundred club at their honio hiBt cvjnliiB. Tho ronnn were decorated with sprlnir wild floweiB. Itotreshmenls woro tho coiu ludliiu feuluio or tho ovonlnn. , riuesin proHcnt were ' Mr.' and .Mih. I'raiik A. nel'uo, Air. and JIis. v. H. Adrian, Air. and Mm. M. Al. I'eeiV.' tit, nnd Mr. I. n. I.iirlnier,- Mrn. arneo lloberls, U'elby Htevenn. Fred Cllnifiin nhd I'llmi Siitlnn. Special nueHt were Air. nnd Mr. (lus WnBhburno and -Mr. nnd Airs. 3. C. McAlurray. At Mnmola . (Itculnlnr Lane 'County Upoclal) AlAIlt.'OLA, Ore., March 20. Airs. Cla'Beiibilnk of Jloberts Mill Invited In a number of friends on Tuesdnv ovcnln.r In honor of Mr Craleenbrlnk'B birthday anniver sary. A very Jolly evening wob spent In. dunning and nt u Into hour tun- per wiib nerved. Among Ihime priwut -vXere.Mr. and Airs. ntibertB, Air; and Airn. inrold I'orkliiB and Air. nnd Mm. WUUanm. At Kama Ham, (Itriftnter Lane County UpAelal) SANTA CLAltA, Ore., March to. Mi-H. I'reBtnn Hurt cntertulned the Necdla club Thurndnv afternoon. Sppdiil guests present were Mrs. Harold WoIIb, Aim. Jack Hart, Mra. Mob ItnbertHon nnd Mrs. Hamtnon of lOugeno and MIbs Oraco-Schnff-ner, Alrn. Rverctt Kirk; Mrs. Rxoll, Mrs. llullgln and Mis. HideiiinKer of Knntn 'larn. -ATter a short 'bun lneiiB meeting Mrs. - llul ti assisted by Mis. Jack Jiart and Mrs. Hob HobertHou served luncheon.- Mrs. Kzell, Airs. Sidesltiger and Mrs. llultgrln accepted inemborHhlp In tho c'tib, Ari-nlberB prinont were Mil Qun'r, Mrs. AIllo Hart, Mrn. Hiirton, Mrs. Kills, Mrs. China' in, Mrs. Kd Hart, Mrs. Oleri Hoberson ami Airs. Hwarford. - 1 Mrs. Hugh Sn.nrtt will be host- obb to tho club April 1; ' On March 11 the Needle club met at the homo of Mrs. Bob Rob ertson ' of Hprlngfleld, . honoring Mrs. Curl Calof ot Portland, who spent tho week visiting her pur. ents, Air. nnu Mrs. Jvi. Hart oi Stinta Clara. Those enjoying tho occasion were Airs. W. K. Hobert- son, Airs: Qlcn Robertson, Mrs. Clinton Chezeril, Mrs. Frank Fafl- ett. Airs, Harold Wells, Kirs. JacK Hart, Mrs. -H. jU Peterson; Mrs. -J. I. Hart, Mrs. Preston -Hart and Airs. Ed Hart. ' HE PRAIRIE PIRATE" IS GRIPPING beats With tlicMysterimis "Kokin . Hood" of ' Hordcr, a Dcailly lroc to tlic Oppressor the At Lono Ptno (Regliter Lane County Special) I.ONK PINE, Ore. March 20. Members of the Lone Pine Sewing circle were guesta of Mrs. Emmctt liouurd ThurBdny, March 11. St. Patrick h day motifs were used throughout for decorations. , The program committee presented an a musing- program and - the re mainder ot tho afternoon was spent In conversation and sewing. ' liater a luncheon was - served : by tho noHiews, RHHiKipu Dy ner uttUK liters. and Lorrulne Prltchett. Visitors of tho club for the afternoon were Mrs. A..S. Valliley and Mrs. Wil liams. -. . . : Mem hers present wore Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hire, Mrs, Bilderback, Mrs; Shrink, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Rtratton. Mrs. Loasiii. Mrs. Kuth Stratton; Mrs. Thomp son. Airs, rtowara.' . The program committee .for the next meoUnir will be Mrs. Brown nnd Mrs. Stratton. Mrs. Lans-sn will be hosteitfes to the ctub on 'April Late In tho afternoon refreshments- shower at the homo of Mrs. floorge were uurvud by tho hostess, who JO. UUilm, Mtu-eh 1:1, Tliuue uros- wiih asslstuU Uy hor daughter, All-ts ent vera Kirs,. Neff, Mrs. Hrund, Dorothy AllddMoti, Those who at' loaded were Urn. Jlostlck. Airs. Alatheson, Airs. Wing, Mrs. Ilobln mui, Airs. JJOining, Airs. Jlaker, Mis, (lunlhar, Mrs. 1'iifky, Airs. Turkor on, Mrs. Hnli funk, Mrs. Wlthrow, .Mis. Thompson, Airs, flutlbr, Mrs. Smyth, Alls, Nelson, Miss Agnes J in 1 1 1 , nuil Airs, llnrdlo. Tho April mooting will be with Mrsi Doming. At l4v'r" Kern Ithlgo tlti'KlKler l.une County tipaclal) I-OWKIt FKllN HlDGIi, Ore, Alnroh 20. The Thursday club mot with Airs, Claudo Adkins Aliireh II nnd enjoyed a very pleasnnt lifternoon. After tho bus iness meeting tho hostess provided a special stuht In keeping with Ht. Patrick's day for amusement. Tho lost ift the afternooh was spent. In iiewlng nnd visiting. Those pres ent wero Airs. O. A. Drew, Mrs. Pol Ilolcomb, Airs, Jnnon Adkins, Mrs. P. C. Hnnhorh. .Mrs. J. N. Leigh. Mrs. John Byers, -Mrn. Frank Good-J man, Airs. David Fisner, Mrs. w. B. Smith. Airs. Ttav Fisher. Mrs. J, W.' Slaploton nnd Mrs.' BoH Kleiner.' MrH, Cecil ' Ijelgh, Mrs. Halev nnd MIsb Cella Dnyton wore guests of tho olub. The next moot ing will bo on Alurch 2D, with Mrs.' John Byers. Mr. and Atrs. Earl Baldwin ot Kugene wero guests of Mr.' and Airs. Dei riolcomD or dinner last Sunday, ' ' At Wodtlnko (neglslor-T.an. County Special) WKHT liAKE, Ore.. March 20. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Neely f'hrlBtensen and her sister, "Mrs; Miles Btuven entertained tho moth ers and children of AVesLlake in honor of Mrs. ChriBtensen's little daughter Butty's fourth, birthday anniversary. Many gifts wore re ceived by tho little girl. Airs, tihrls tensen and Mrs. Btuvon served lunch to the following guests! Mrs. Cain and daughter Muxlne, Mm. N, Burns and daughter, Gene Aim. Wm, Jul. neon, and daughter June and DorrlSi. JVtrs. Lunduher and children Rosco Maxlno and Oordon. Mrs. Vorthylake and oh )eano, Mrs. Miles and children) Wanda, Iorane, Dannio and Dale Mrs. -Glms. . Afetz and daughter Helva Jean, Aire: M. Docker and daughter Alvoh, Mrs. M. 1 Browii and children Freda and Bobble, Airs. - K."A. 'Jaokson and children Bobble and Francis, Mm.' Steven, son, Mrn. J. V. Smith and daugh ter l.eune. Mrs. Bteven and daugh ter -Jean, Mrs. ' Christensen ' and children Betty and Leland.' ' Cnrey In a Sceno from "Tho Pruiilo . tji the Hex. Plrnte," which comes Pr'nlilo .rirato." featuring Cnrev In "th6 starring rolo fconios to tho Hex next Fri ll Saturday Is good, exciting tma, with tho added virtue ut a romantic nnd beautiful or the gay nnd wild lite on rder hotwocn tho United fcnd Mexico. i els ' with tho ' mysterious Hood" of tho border, who illy foe to the oppressor and factor to tho oppressed. ' law Having fulled to nnu tno lender who .wan responsible death of hl sister, this niyir- oiillow,'. .'.'The yellow Seal, brings the ntnra ot "The Flapper Wile" buck to the Ilex next Wed nesday and Thursday. ' f It Is tho film -version of tho well known ailetto Hurgoss story, has ns lis stars Matt Aroore and Mario 1'revost, and was directed by Lewla Milestone- ' ' Affts Provost plnys Myra Gay lortl, n beautiful nnd bored society girl in search of a thrill. Matt Moore; as Mlk Bmnggs, a coal heaver, provides the thrill when she beglnfl to train him 'for a social career. ' Ho becAmea a social lion In splto of his crude ways, which are attributed to nis eccentricity. At C'rejwoll tRoslstor J,ano County Special) . CRESWKT.L, Ore., March 197 A unique birthday party wnB-tendered S: 15.. Steele on. tho evening r,f Wednesday. 'Mni-pli 17 TV,a evening was filled with a program of action of stunts and games that wore greatly 'enjoyed. A contest called "Tho Honeymoon Trip of Mlko' ohd 'Katie'" proved great sport. Kach- couple was obliged to unpack a grip, dress up In tho contents found, march to a certain point and back,- repack the grip unu iiih winncrj were tnoso Who pertormea rue teat in the shortest time." C. w. Dixon and Mrs.-John Martin won the contest, both as to speed and make' Up. Another stum was the making of wills. Three sections wore pro vided, each to be filled b a mem ber of the patty.'the cuntcrtrs of the other two parts feeing un known. ' The re.-iiits obtained wero very funny. A enndy 'hunt contest proved a Jolly stunt, the' .sides toe ing pigs and snakes, and tho pigs won. Refreshments were Borv'ed. Tho company present' were' Mrs. Margaret Martm and Mr.'-and Mrs. H. 'E. Richardson -of Eugene, Mr. and Airs. John -Martin, Mrs. Goo. Snere, Mr. and, Mrs. e. W. Dixon, Air.- and Mrs. F. A.t Richardson, Mrs. Kuth Padden of Portland, Miss Zella Steele and Mr, and Mrs. N. K. Steele.- -. At River Road " (Regliter Lan. County Special) R1V 10 If ROAD. Ore;. Mai-ch 20. A' meeting ot the River- Road Women's--club was -held at the home of Airs. Frank Bailor, 'with Mrs. Archlo Holman and- Mrs. Richard Lawsdn as Joint hostesses. The hours were .spent working - a quilt. A short business meeting was held, after ' which refresh ments were served, to the 80 mem bers preseht. The next' meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Barton, 2192 Lincoln street, Eu gene, April 1, 1926. . At Cnsliman . ' tReeTinter Lane Gounty Special) CU8HMAN, Ore.,-March 20. A number of friends and relatives gathered At tho -home i of ' Miss Afariorf Gibbs, Saturday ' evening, March 18, in honor of her birthday anniversary. ,A .ery pleasant time was spent with music and gar.es. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Cartwrlght and ' daughter, "Mr. and Airs. Burt, Air. and Airs. Jao obson, Mr. and Airs. Ben Miller, Miss Eva Miller, Mrs. Guard Hus ton, Mr. and . Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. "Weatherson, Loon ' Huston, elpha Huston, Eirniii ' ' Huston, Kdwln Miller, Miss Alice Weatherson, Aliss Harriet Weatherson, Miss Violet Cornelius, Mrs.- Beatrice Watklns, Mrs. Beaman, Mrs. Wil son, 'Miss Helen Brattaln, Miss Margaret Ferguson, Edgar Brat tain, George H. Gibbs, George E. Glbbs: Lydla Gibbs, Pearl Hatch, Mrs. George E. Gibbs, Joan Jacob -on. Jack Jacobson. Honoring Mrs. 'Charlotte Cox on her birthday anniversary, the ladles' -hid gave a handkerchief Alis. Knowios, Airs. Weuthersoil, Airs, Hhrneder, Mi-h. Kiihiiil HnU bort, Airs. Ilarrlnglon, Airs. South- worth, Mrs. ' Alexander, Mrs. George Haubert, Mrs, Roy - Hau-iien,,Ali-M, Heo.i. All's, ii. 1". Walte, Mrs. C, C. Cushman, Airs. Jacob son, Mi's1. -Hatch, ' Mrs. Ralph J..eo, Mrs. itiiviiiond bee, Airs, tioorgo Olbbs, Aliss Margaret Ferguson, Miss Alurloti Glbbs. - . . . ' The Sunshine club wns enter tained Thursday afternoon by Airs. ,lolin Urogory' nnd. Aliss Lillian Connnt, at the home of tho fornier. A luncheon nl siuiilwlohvs. Ice cream, 'Cake an. I coffee was served to the lollowing: Mrs. Spurting, Airs. Prlndel, Mrs. Aluno, Airs. Conant, Mrs. George K. Gibbs, ;hik, (.. .c I'ushiiian. Aim. Itoy Kaubcrt. Airs. Jacobson, Mrs, Geo. Hhroeder, Aim. C. . Cornelius, 'Aim. 8. J. Seymour, Airs. Vernon Cushmnn, Airs. William Oregory, Mrs, Ross Wheeler. Airs. Ralph Leo, Mrs. Raymond Lee, Airs. Pew, Mrs. L, W,' Poi rln, Mrs. Clinton Boson, TVIrs. .yofl Hewitt, Mrs. Hatch, Miss Violet Cornelius. At i'ottago Grovo (ReKl.tor' Lar,e County Hpeclul) COTTAGE UHOVK, Ore., March 20. The Al. P. G. club mot Tues day afternoon nt the homo of Mrs. O. L. Nichols. Needlework was the diversion for the' -afternoon. A dainty two-course luncheon was served with favji's of bon bon bas kets and green pipes, -which were in keeping wjth Bt, Patrick's day decorations used about the rooms. Mrs. W. R. Lebow was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the La Comun olub, having as a special guest Airs. David Bcholl. Beauti ful red carnations and potted tulips made the already attractive rooms gfty. Mrs. Blanche Bauer of Port land addressed the 'club on the work of tho ' Juvenllo hospital for girls. Following' an afternoon of needlework a dainty; ' two-course luncheon yas served." -..'... Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. Ray mond Grube. Airs. Victor Kem, Mrs. Victor Chambers, Mrs. George Soott and 'Mrs. Earl Garoutte were hostesses for the -Tanglefoot dance given Tuesday evening In Phillips ha,., 'j no room was transformed Into a Japanese garden with Japa nese lanterns and baskets of Japa nese quince adding a colorful note to the scene. V -. 1 . ... The Keepers" of the Den were hostesses to the teachers of the city schools Wednesday evening" at tho home of' Mrs. "Roy Short." Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. 1 S. S. Laswell, Mrs. C. A.' Barlell and Miss Ruth Stewart were tho ; committee In chare1" vine fc.-.hlGB -n'ere formed tot live hundred. Miss Florence ,..:aQv uer'- won first prize; Airs. 1 Wm. Thum second prize -and Mrs ' Iva Brund the consolation prize. . Tho rooms w6re prettily decorated with Bpr'ng -flowers.-,' A-twocourse. luncheon' was -nerved with favors In keeping with St. Patrick's day. " At llnrrlsburg HARRISBURG-, Ore.,-' Af arch 20. "(Special to the Reglster.)--Mr. and Mfst. Everett Hover 'attended a birthday anniversary dinner last 'Sunday' given In the Pine 'Grove vicinity for their sons, E.' E.,' and Ray Hover. The affair was a surprise.- Those' attending ; besides the parents wire Air. and Mrs. Ar thur Springgate' of:Harrisburg, Mr, and AIri Frank McAlanus'of Cor vallls, Air. and -Mra: Bert -Haynes and two' daughters, '. Helen :ond Delta 6f that vicinity. : - ... - .v. " . ...... .... The' W. C. T. U. held its regulnr fortntph'tly meeting" .'this, week Thursday afternoon- at the. home of Mrs.' J.' W-. Aloore. . The toplo for the afterhoon- was' "Social. AIorolt- ity" -and was led-'by' Mrs. Go"'."1 Boott. -Among the members rending papem ' pn the subject we-e Aim. Dacniel Baker and Aire. Chas. H. Hupp. Thirty-six members were present, several of I hem new ones brought In -tho membership drive now- orl and which when endd will result in a speolal meeting "where the winners will provide the pro gram and the losers the banquet. Light refreshments were ' served following the completion of business.- .-, .' : -,' ', ,'''..';'.- ' ; GARVIN TWINS FEATURE "IN REVUE Artful Dun Charm Devotees of Vaudeville With intricate Specialties Attuned to Vocal Accompaniment feature will be given. No, we can't say what It III If we (Hd If would lake the kick nut of. It; iAnyhov It will be something new. It will be an Impromptu and real big sur prise, . '-,' .; , .-. , . , .- Pam and Peggy, tho Garvin Twins, who are Featured on the Ciirront Association Vaudeville Bill at the Hcillg. ,., . Pam and Peggy, tho Garvin i twins; two charmingly attractive j young -girls .whose entertaining' ability Is only surpassed' 'by their intriguing personalities, will be featured In the' Association vaude ville net which conies to the Heillg theatre' Thursday evening.- TheBe two' nilBsea are' with the Mimi' and Pomme company, which gives a kaleidoscopic revue of -song and dance. ' The personnel of the company consols tt the two 'girls, Who -sing -and' dance,- and -Midge Morrison, who possesses a sweet, appealing voice of rare beauty and charm. They give a serleB Of dances with acrobatic and Spanish dances as the featuring phase. The vari ous numbers are presented in revue rotation and are given with a beau tiful setting. " ' I lilckhell, "the moderrf baker," works In front of a modern bak ery etore -window in the cpnven- Uonal Daners wntlo unirorm ana plays pranks' with the dough that makes the' audience wonder. He builds faces of historic presidents. well known comic people who ap pear In the newspapers ana otner characters- made famous. - Hallen and Day in "Oh! Jack," have a clever skit. They render. several songs and other stunts that nave claimed lavor with all who have heard them. 'The girl has a, swoet, musical voice, a perfect fig ure and personality. The roan is a wonaorrui talker, with great de livery ard appearance. 1 wk- ' No end of merriment Is created by the Alex Melford trio with their comedy" rlsley novelty. "Rlsley" Is 1 a stage term and means the people of athletic endeavor who Juggle with the reef; and Is so call ed after a Mr. Rlsley who was the first to use this- method ot acro batics oh the stage. The Allen Melford trio- use this method to gether with several stunts of their very-own. They also produce aomo marvelous feats of ' strength con sisting of an "exhibition-of hand balancing, gymnastics and the rls lev work. " " ' ' - '" " '' " 'Laughics of the Day" with La Pan and Baetedo is a comedy talk ing and singing number cleverly produced The unique manner of presentation ana tne eccentrio oos tumes is part of Their wares to pro. duce laughter and good - humor amongst the 'patrons. . - i , " Also there Is to be a big sur prise. After the fifth act a special Krom IiirormnWon RwwIvM ' "' In some rivers It Is an offens " to catoh fish! In others a miracle. : Position Is hot everything; Pt ' on the back often makes a head swell. , - The boy who thoroughly under stand the nature of an oaln wns a caaaie. Some girls keen' voun. men In '.' continual suspense; others In non ston expense. when long hair doean't make a man look Intellectual Is when his . wife picks It off his coat. . ' The boy who made a -oleon breast of It was he who went Into the pantry and. finished the cold turkey. , . -- . .... i Higher FInro In Coats' ' The higher flare which reallv- loaves the lower edgo of the skirt : Is' sometimes seen In the new coats as well, as In' the 'new dress de-', signs, - says the Dry Goods. Eco nomist. ' A bols do rose cloth coat ; from an Avenue shop, emnloyed fur godets of the material flaring some inches from tlm lower' edge The hip Jlaro Is evidenced in a flat crepe two-piece dealgn recently; seen; ThlB silhouette is often at--thlned In the smartest new tailor ed suits.. ,"... A convenlort dovlce for the kitchen Is tho spice rack or shelf which Is so made that It will hold all the spices a housekeeper wishes to keep at1 hand; ; They ore o placed that one can is not In front of another. 1 . l . ' ':. ; '. - . MONDAY TUESDAY NO NOT ' MISS IT I ; IT IS - - ,' ASTOUNDING! ''Orphans ' OF THE '' V c'.i' Ft, - i- v- :. Storm-! The GlSIf SISTERS with an i All' Sta'r Cast''' "'- '. '. ' :U ."."i-r '' t "" - '. ' -; :;',.' No Advance in Admission -'CnliarenV'un'der H ''. .".kloo Adults . . . i .'.. .. . -i,80o ' Colonial " THEATRB the dlstrlot looking for tho and Myi'n realizes thnt she hns ler. huvlna: ns a Ohio, only krotto stubs of tho ftond. Ho h on the Ihoory that It takes It to catch. a.hnndlt. , ... -i je cast supports Mr. Caroy In poiluctlbn , Inoludlng Trilby Blqbert Edeabn, Lloyd Whlt rod Ifohlor, Joun Dumas and U(;row,' .undor the dlroctlott nnd Mortimer. - . Trlnco Of Pen." a tvnlcal (go nielodrnnia with nioro e usual quota of Inughs and comes to.t1io Ilex. Monday Pfsdav. for Its first local - "Typlcn.lly Talnindgo" la boiis'wuii uiiroarlous screen inmont,-and tho ijgilo Rlnh ochottos from ono.altuatlon llier In oven nioro omuBlng than In hla wont. The version of tho exciting story, 'cs Hell Smith, givoa tho ntnr of opportunity to prove that "e of the loading comedians film Imtiialrv n- wnllna Its r stunt .man. .Tuck Nelson, Ih'iwtetl tho Inst throe Tal- buccosbob, linn handled ' a It, Inclllrllnir Notn. T.uxford. n Daly and Brlmlloy Shaw ' uaunt skill, ' , . ,. . ' wry comedy-drnmn, with tt " rnst, porfor.tly directed. The Cave ' Mod," , wlilou '"'l ;. .. . ' - fallen In love with him. Real Screen Battle ' Features "Lord Jim" i Realism Marks Conflict Botween Threo Hundred Copper Col ored Snvngcs and More Hand ' fill oC'IrVfclt'ea" In Sea' Story. one of the .most terrfld' bntllo'B In the nnnals of the film Indufltry took place recently 68 miles from l.os Angeles between throe hun dred copper colored - savages and a handful of whito men. . Ileailed by -Percy Marmont, V..li lln.rv nnd 'llnvmoiid Hattoh n, ennttniront. -of white -men de cisively ilefcatod nn entlro army ot Alnlnyil for Riioues or .insopn uqn riuls sea story, -.-.i,ni;o Victor Fleming-directed.' ; rrlin nnmlllntlon Of tlllB Dnttlo fle- nuenco mnrkod tho ond of more limn flvo weeks .of location work ii,n. niminir of tho twenn nnn South Sea lslnnd scenes for tho production, which comeB to tho l..,. ... n.u,t..lt,trfinlf1 nn Sun- JSOU iih-hii" 'i'.'"' biiirley Moaon, in th ' teralnlne N. E. Steele entortalned company of frl Mrs, lendB at' her home Thursday afternoon In - honor - iof her daugntor, Mrs. Rutn Padden of Portland, who is visiting a few days. A varied program of stunts was greatly onjjyed. The ladles present wore Mrs. Margaret Mar tin of Eugene, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Cora Olson, Mrs. Ralph Stono, Mi's. W..W. Wyatt, Mrs. H. H. Wyatt, Mrs. C. W. Dixon, Mrs. F. A, Richardson; Mrs. 'C. H. Sedg wick, Mm. Minnie Tryon, Mrs, God. Snete, Mrs. T. P. Jackson, Mrs. AVIlltnm Holllston, Miss Zella. Steelo.'Mrfl;1 RUth Paddon of Port land and Mis.-N. E. Steele. De lightful rcf resnnVents woro served with plenBlng favors. ' -At Morrnoo- - 1 (ttcR-lfft.r il.nno County fipoclsl) , ' FLORKNCE, Ore., March 20. Mrs. !), M. Ksle ntertnlhed the Prlscllla club at bridge and needle work on Thursday afternoon at nor homo hero. ' In addition to club memberrt, guests wore Mesdames M. O. Hurt, Guard HuBtbn, G. H. Bchnrsclimldt, Glenn Roberts, D. F. Cartwrlght, D. L. Selfert and Qbor gla Wolrnth and AIIbb Hanoi Rao Mills, Mrs. G. T. Dudley, Mrs. W; J. Kylo and Mrs. I. A, 'Smith afl slsted 'in serving. ' ' . " At Mendowvlcw . i (ttcRlnter Imn. 'Oounty fipsctal) MEADOWVIEW, Orei, March 20, -The Mendowvlow Women's club mot Wednesday afternoon at the homo, of ' Mrs. Mlddloton. Quilting and social conversation inndo the houra pass quickly,- A featurn Of ' tho afternoon vns a bhower given one of the mcmbors, NOWf ' ' Xho Screen's " lvorito1 " neart Thriller . "THE PRINCE OF PEP" e 'I ' nt . i ji . mi J .. , ,i '.s: ( MYSTERY . THRILLS ROMANCE ' ""ana""' " ADVENTURE como fast and "thick with the agile Dick i in pursuit of a ffnng of crooks . Jed by a pret ty Siri. . ""flu If III W- Wb If Plavinc MONDAY TUESDAY Also: "ALICE BLUE'S ft 'Comedy festival. NiTVVS lSl "JsM ' ""CECIL DE MILLE'S I M"3mlJP ft? first rsonally llrectd - " . - ."" - v. ,. . . -i- Do You Believe in Reincarnation , . Have we lived before do we love, hate, admire and fear because of ex periences in a previous existence? A Baffling ProHenA New; aid Startling Theme For ,a Fascinating Picture! MONDAY ; TUESDAY w WEDNESDAY A picture that lifts you without warning and carries you back three centuries into un- ureamea or aavantures. ouaoeniy ana again witnoui warning n voi yuu iujr rayi iri your seat againand lo you have traveled "The Road to " Yesterday" to its glorious nrl. ... . ' ! ' v ' ;'; - 1 . . :. "THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY" . .. ...... . wu bcr&liown -' ' - At Regular Prices! MATINKE ... 200 , WVKMNO . . -. 8o ' ' " , fJIULDHEN . . JOo ' AT THE HOME OF THE BEST CHRISTIE COMEr TTHE BRAVE ' DESERVE McDONALD THEATRE