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Show THE Take Advantage ot the Pleasure Utah Lake Affords this Summer " i; y FROVO EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1925. The 8. C & club will be enter tained at the borne f Misa Edna Harknuo. Needlework, music and social chat wiU he the features of the evening. Luncheon will be to served. . Was A ft on Baker was hostess- to tbe members f the Aniusta club at ber home Mendya evenlug, March 30. The- time was spent with times, music and needlework. Delicious refreshments were served. - Pills This Motor - On Your Boat! F .That's all you need for a summer full of boating pleasures. Just J37.00.Then no more rowing, no more blistered hands, more achinfr muscles. Our Hi I 1 . V Mrs. W... L. Whitteinore will entertain the menttiers of the Thurs day Afternoon Bridge club at ber home Thursday, April 2. Bridge will be tbe feature of the afternoon and 'refreshments will be served. 1 1 The Optimist club will meet- - at the borne of Mrs. Clarence Beesley Thursday afternoon, April 2. Needlework, music and luncheon will be tbe diversions of the afternoon. "Pay-As-You-Pl- ay - Plan makes is easy to take care of balance. You will be surprised how easy it Is toHuy a Caille 5 Speed Twin . . Motor. v ? row boat motors have been on the market for years. ' Thousands are in use all over the world. Twin cylinders no vibration light weight Zenith carbuertor Eisemann magnetomotor tilts oyer obstructions worlds rope starter lots of speed finish and a of guarantee backed by a million-doll. manufacturing company. Get a Caille motor for your boat-en- joy . -- the Co. . .. OREGON LANDS ........ ...... 1 u r:il. $33. good "The One-Pri- House" cr PORTLAND, Ore:, March 31. d'P) Rcojiumndatioim - that a aettleln colony 76f Oregon will be made to a large organization of their countrymen in Illinois by J. M. Kotek and Frank J. 1'rasil of Chicago, who have Just completed a tour ofythis. state. They . return to their Illinois set-- t lenient with a report of conditions . ; here: "Wer found tbe state jevien better than we had hoped. There is room movement for a big immigration Ljjnd is still at a reasonable' price and the toimgrapljf' and climate In western Oregon is similar to Czecho-- . Slovakia." VETERAN GIVEN DIEIN RIVER AN 'HONORABLE' Item In the Spring Costume I !A : 1 -- rhtrtmrthr Scarf9- f fs r TI1 TrnrnnaTciiptufiilg a and animals fought together flag. Iter he whs taken prisoner, to free themselves and swim ashore, fell ill and when liis comiMiuy waf whipping the stream Into muddy dischargwl, he Was marked down, i foam. through an error, as a deserter. d: ra n At the age of arwhilrHv-hir'at- l First reports of t from 50 to 100, but Inter advices the Soldiers' home here. Toting rereduced this number .until it was ceived notification that he hud been believed the listjjf drowned would given an hononfrile discharge and not exceed 14. ' that the blot on his recordwasfe tfinfi-deraT- struggHng-ntara- e Men -- TtniVl ii ill' " he-de- .:S Jsr . - 7' 7 -- FARM FOR CITY 4R v T R!E E T E A A cup of Tree Tea Japan 1 a cup of enchantment. All the "color" and charm of Oriental tea gardens come to live anew in your tea cup. Try Id STANFORD. UNIVERSITY, PALO ALTO April 1, Like his Caucasian neighbor, the Oriental oountry-bfeloy is leaving the tarms on which his ancestors located when they come to America a.nd Is demanding a place in the professional llfCof the great cities. acFurthermore7"be-I- s finding cording to outstanding observations made by the. race relations survey bureau, an organization backed by 15 Pacific coast colleges, after Its first 18 months investigation of Asiatic problems in the west'. The organization finds that the young Oriental wants and in a measure Is securing recognition In the business world on an equal basis : . I -- NOW! - 95 JMjORJROS C0MDNY: THE DEPARTMENT says his band will set a. fad which will speed the wrldJHto Is a harmonica band. wTOr mo vtersrnE ARCONTROL V STCSS OF PTRPVO- - ' playln' anyhow." But young Holt Is a stickler for discipline, Tbe lines of bis face grew stem. "ATT ready. ewrlefcdT" liftTng bis baton. "We'll do this thing , NEW YORK Jack Kearns, manadmitted ager of Jack Deiupsoy that lie hud received an offer of ' f ;K;tXK to sign the-n-- champion" for a ngulf In ""STft'lilga- Clf f, ""against : Ijouis FlriKi or Jack Renault. "Wo Ing taken recently. "Tou altos are tho. offer,--Kw- fb gnp'ethlng tgrrihlo. Gotta keep to-- rightahia, time." said. So Let's Is as far Portland concerned. try again." gether, "Ah, gee wbis," protested a small Holt's band! Is having its effect voice in the "bass" section, "the Harmonicas are heard on every cor"t'uited we bontj divided we movies cant hear what we're ner and np every alley. bust," exclaims B. W. McAllister. . n -- t D i , 0 D D 0 n . PRE-EASTE- - '.. , - 'Letthe CITY. AUTO TOP & PAINTING CO. do the job." 432 West Center. Phone 848. June Of 11 - 1 NEW PATTERN - the measure was witnessed by a number of Ferguson's frleBdi who gathered in the governor's Office. ' BOYS ORGANIZE ; S Ll U vice Vapo V Omr IT Million Jam Rub Uud Yearfr 0 THURSDAY, April 2 Ore.. April 1. Portland's newest mnslcal organization, a military band, is, by all accounts the first of its kind In tbe world. Its membership. Includes 22 youngsters, all nnder' 15, led by - Holt Ralph Holt, ALL SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE;. Regular values from $10 to $15. See Our Window Display All This Week. UNIQUE BAND PORTLAND, Cleanse thoroughly then. without rubbing, apply 0 D 14, 'iThe signing of rUTS-SORE- ' SALE R ' 200 - Spring says: "Paint your car and put on a new top." The next voice says: U D - Spkl it with Amejrica'ns. "Tbe younger generation of Orientals is forsaking the footsteps of Its V elders," declored Prof. Eliot G Mears, of Stanford university, chairmatt of the research committee, "It is leaving the farm for the city and it considers Itself American," An lnferesting question which the PLANT ROSES survey bureau Is attempting to an AND PANSIES swer is to what extent the properity i of the Pacific slope depends upon the, Asiatic, who has so far filled an, important part in the - varied Finest varieties that branches of agrarian Industry In toe best for this climCalifornia, Washington and Oregon. ate just arrived from An equally difficult query which PORTLAND. the committee Is not at this time prepared tot answer Is the disposl Phone Eight-- 0 rlonof the second generatio of ; Orientals tn AmerlcA.. These, to all . .Pxovo Greenhouse intents and purposes, American, the I7(committee finds, but the cities pre-- from V Yi .Alarc h 31. T. 23 hours in unprecedented in finanNEW TORK, March 31.(UP) cial history, stock holders of the Lucius.S.Btdrrs of .. New .. Haven, leake am- i- Ohio' railroad "over roroorro w voted to enter their railroad in the i onnItTa"ke:" the duties of managing ' 1) (April gigantic ' Van Sweringen railroad director of the electric 'street rail i merger. of the entire United The vfite was 5oG,542 ..shares fa way industry States. Bis position will in general voring the merger, 152,818 shares he very much, the . same as that pf opposing it and ' 225,882 shares not Will Hays in the movie ' business; voting. Storrs has been head ofthe ConAll roads parties to the projected necticut company, which operates consolidation how have approved street 'cars and busses ail 6ver that It and the next steps are up to the state. ' commerce conimlRsioh and. interstate He believes that if the street car tbe Virginia and Ohio courts. The cater to the needs of the roads Involved are the Chesapeake companies the public will be. ready and Ohio, Erie, Pere Marquette; companies, to pay higher fares and remove or Hocking Valley and1 the new Nlckle what street raidway men Plate, the- latter keystone of the regard a"biiidensome taxation. In merger.bis new'a field Storrs will- be con .Minority stockholders though de- fronted with problems of modernizafeated, will carry their fight against tion of new financing inclusion of the Chesapeake and and tb,e equipment, orliua and Ohio to the courts and may delay electric car service. Traction lead final consummation of the merger ers believe that the best service and - fc, two years. , the most reasonable fares will be provided communities by the eonsoll "MA" GIVES CITIZENSHIP dation of all local transportation , TQ, HER HUSBAND nnder suitable regulation. 'Storrs was born in Buffalo. .v. At'STIM, Tex'.. March 31. Governor FerMiriam A. (CP) PUERTO. Ma xlco. Aortl 1 Be guson today affixed- - her signature to the bill passed by the lieving that large oil production is possible on the Isthmus of Tehuan- state legislature grsfntlnff amteoed. tho Onmrunte Mexican. nesty to her husband, James E. Holandesa,' a'subsldary of the Royal Ferguson, restoring him thie right to hold politicaf offices untch Shell Interests, baa obtained and removing from- the, record a lease on 100,000 acres In that dis trict and plans extensive drilling. the decree of impeachment, enSome shallow wells are' sow protered by the state senate sitting as a high court of September 25, ducing in the district, but It'll be 1017. . lieved that exploration will discover The bill becomes effective much larger producers. : r ARE LEAVING - Priced Upwards mi .r? rici iMTJAXJ CHINESE BOYS se frblrv !; - - ELECTIXO It sweater always proves an interesting .PES! ve more Interesting this season ofthe' large group here to select from. The patterns and coloring are extremely " varied. Priced Upwards (TJP)After moved Vrie thing ho one has ever heard of and that is a woman horse doctor. - be bad in knhted silk, crepe , and georgette, lace. In all of the most desirable shades, i- RAIL MEETING " STORRS TAKES n ES 23 HOURS OVER STREET tvrHrV'irrr-mntg-iroii-- lit TheseSpringr r) s. honor ior congressional iui?dal-oequipment dropped into the river, in a" great Ids feat, in breaking through enemy Plenty of Color W HELSING FORS Prof. Ant! durope baa aent us a warningbeware ths influsoos ot Um ayi the new premier of Fin Benorlt& Mart Dejbaccm, famous Spanish beauty, who will sooa hts formed cabinet land is lias It 1. For ur shores. She la reputed to be tbe most beautiful woman In Spain SAWTELLE, Col., April BERLIN', March, 31. (TP) A ponfive of conservatives, fcaa said "No" o no less than 6000 proposals. While In the United F. comimsed toon bridge across the Wcser river 60 years Sergeant Benjamin and: five agrar-iunto Westphalia collapsed today while yduiigTIveor under The" "shudowTif aaeinjtarpmttwjBuo Crowded with cavalry, artillery and tafsryiMtgdiftwuvem were Horses, men artiT Sweater Form An Important Czecho-KIoVak- r-Russell Co. 14 SOLDIERS ' been, Specially Priced 75 I "Pay-as-you-pla- y" . Dixon-Tayl- o )1 Thcylite l,as plenty of style. 1 Gentlemen-: Please send me your catalogue showing complete line of Caille Row-boMotors and details of your plan. Name . . . . . . . . . . . , ".. Address Town Today . Value! and every dress. in the group - Speciairy-Pric- ed $ this priced previously above The assortment is very nary Kit-Bo- ot SLAVSMAYBUY at Coupon and Mail . 4 DRESSES group Nrepresents extraordi- PRINTER SILKS one needs bat read the fashion pages to be convinced that the printed alike play In the spring mode. Btylea oa sale of thlacoior-fu- l fabric are the smartest. Her Eyes Will Vamp You Life stories of hundreds of Asiat-- . ies are being learned, the tendency of their various classes for various vocations In being studied and the committee expects their unique research to cover a period of years. . eir Provo, Utah Clip 1 Dress MJ) power--beauti- ful Dixon-Taylor-Russ- -- Dresses wilt greater competition than the farm districts and at the present rate of. influx, there will not be rM)in for all, children of fanners whether Caucasian or Oriental yourself this summer. " If At the Columbia tonight Caille ar . LAN DA" DiitriluttcL decorated with baskets of marigolds and potted plants, A pleasant evening was spent with needlework and music after which a dainty luncheon was served to fourteen. . . : ... .. i . Mrs. Seymour Cray wiU be hostess to the members of tbe L'Metla dub at ber home Thursday afternoon. Card games wiU be the" main feature of the afternoon. ' Refresh' ments will be served. , Mrs. Melvln Fillmore and Mrs. K. J. Komuey entertained at tbe home of the former Monday evening in honor of Gene Marks' of Chicago who is visiting in this city. A pleasant evening wss spent: with, social games and music after which dainty refreshments were served to. the following: Miss Loree Vaa Wagenen, Miss Beth Mangum, Miss Kate Fransen, Miss Larern Harris, Miss Cynthia Lyman, Mlas Geneva Ly. man,' Miss Gladys King, Miss B.vlvla Coleman, Miss Hasel Fillmore, Miss Irene Fillmore, Clifford Van Wag eueu, Loren Roundy, Hugh King, The members of the Columbia sewing clue were entertained . at jhehome of Mrs. n)renciaSonter Mr'uttallBiilLJWmuiaMrJ Monday evening. The rooms were Bodell and the guest of honor. Productioa fa the Coimopotlan Caille 5 Speed Twin ' ' Marion Davie Y O PACE TTIREE. bibs : ' it . Ll n l: ELITE HAT SHOP ' 269 West Center. I 11 n |
