Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-12
THE CHINOOK CLUB.

Otcoke illahe yuckwa quansum
Initlite Oukskinny tIlicum. SOhUl-
| lytie potlatch quopa nesiker tilicum
ancotty. Oukskindy skukum sui
lick tilicum. Mixer wake cumtux
niker-niker house nliame chuck, pe
matt quOpa close Illahe. Skucum
man nikerl leInechln man! mixer
wawa quopa CbuchonnyhoO, chucO!
Yucka cbaco-wawa clatawa! bIyack
yucka mash nowwitca shix! Mixer
Inimiluce hiu tiIicunI, hiu tecope, pc
clale ichhOOt-pe lelo mitlite lemOti,
tecOpe ichhOot quash qupa mixer
Skucum mixer now witca! Mixer
tuitlite mOxt cluchman moxt cuetan.
pe moxttOdlum pc quinum cor
mukes. Close man mixer, wake
piltuD-hiyOs OlO mixer, close pot
latch tenas muckamuck! Hale old
mausucollcks, nuh!.
Thus ended the pOw-wow.
YE AGED PEOPLE.
%he assenblage of old folks that
was to have gathered at the home Of
Mr.. II. B. Fleming lastFriday even
ing proved to be kind of April fool
conspiracy that was intercepted by
some designing member Of the club.
II was well they did for Mrs. Flem-
ing had a general April day surprise
In store for them If they had arrived,
aud they were only saved from IL by
| the sagacity of some extremely
long-headed sachem of the club who
must have passed the word around,
and II is believed t. have been John
g. Wright. No matter; the club
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Flem-
ing next Friday evening at Cottsge
and Cen ter street, and all old scores
will be wiped out. The meeting at
DIR. Richardson's last night was at
tended by sixteen members and the
DIR. and his wife were noted as good
entertainers as their house was spa
cious. Universal regret was express.
ed that Mr.. and Mrs. Webs could not
be present. The state treasurer Is
recovering from severe cold and as
his physician would have been his
host, no doubt the fact of his moi
being present was rs deeply regretted
by one as the other. A good many
members Of the club called In pass
ing and made II pleasant for Mr.
Webb, who is the only disabled
member Of the club.
PROGRAM OF ARBoR DAY.
Marching, by school.
Music by University band,
Quotations regarding the class
tree.
Planting class tree.
Song by Graduating class.
Address by Rev. COrwin.
Music by the band,
Grand march by school.
The exercises at the East Salem
school were witnessed yesterday 10y
a large audience. The afternoon be,
ing chilly, the programme that was
TO have been rendered out of doors
at the planting Of the class tree
was dispensed with until they re,
turned TO the hall. First on TIE
programme was marching by the
school In which all took part. The
scholars show by their perfect time
In marching that their instructors
have taken great pains IN training
them TO perform this very beautiful
exercise which they do so well. The
school marched out aud formed In
platoons very soldier-like In front oI
the place prepared 10 receive the
tree.
The University Brass Band play
ed an appropriate selection, which
was very well rendered.
Quotations from our ablest writers,
regarding the Forest Trees, by the
class, was also appropriate 10 the
occasion.
The only two young gentlemen of
the class planted the tree, at the base
of which was placed q sealed jar,
containing the names Of the class,
After the planting, all proceeded To
the school rooms, the band furnish
ing the music to march by. Next
came song by the graduating
class. An addrss was delivered by
Rev. Corwin, in a clear forcible
manner s0 that all could hear aud
understand all that he said, aud II Is
10 be hoped none will forget his talk
TO the children.
The band furnished another selec-
ton, amer which the school was
dismissed by marching out Ia double
columns, by forwaFd-fours, right
march.
DANCING PARTY.
A dancing party was given Tues
day evening 10y Messrs, T.. G.. aud
and III. ID. Patton, In honor uf Miss
Ethel Crane, Of Portland, who has
been the guest OF Miss Louise Heu.
LAT. This social gathering took