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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

the art Of china painting, and she re.
sembles Mrs sohlbrede, whose hus,
band IL also running for governor
Baker City has wide streets, no signs
sticking out into them, hne business
blocks and plenty Of shade trees. Thorc
is said 70 bc river running near the
town. / walked out about a mile 10
End a.. but came back looking for it.
They said had crossed Il without
seeing Il and next time ! will look q
little closer Tho river is tho Powder
and Il ls a dry joke Of a stream.
mot a number Of lawyers and edit
ors tho only real notablcs of tho town
and they al wanted 20 show mo che
Elka' hall. saw the new cathedral
and visited Father olivetti, formerly
assistant 10 Rev. Daley AZ Salem. Hs
is very busy, owing 20 tho illness Of ths
resident bishop. He wished 70 be 70
membered 10 his Salem friends.
Tho city IL also proud Of tho GelscT
Grand hotel, said 20 be tho best a.
the state, next 20 the Hotel Portland
and In some ways tho service is bet
ter. II l. certainly up 10 date, from
Manager Harris 20 the Jap chamber
maid. The eolored walters are au falt
and there is real cream Instead Of the
customary cafe aux iait.
There arc mlnes In all directions
from one mile 90 seventy ave milcs
from town. Fruits and vegetables are
consumed hero that come from Hunt
ington, on the east and orande Rohde
on the west. Supplies OF this Kind are
hauled so 10 75 miles by wagon, drawn
by four-hoFse teams The people are
prosperous, from the inexhaustible
quarts ana places mines about here
and at sumpteF. An Baker people
hav, a bTohEed, hearty, happy, eona'
dent look on their faces. The city Is
destined 10 be the metropolis OF east
eFn Oregon, and not a thousand years
hence. Friday the city was hung over
with a silveTy fog, mercury below
freezing trees III coated with hOary
frost, aud at times the whole city
seemed TO lift up and hoat away on
the shifting mists Of frost laden air
A block ahead Of You the street seen.
sd 10 end. And yet could keep the
sidewalk without difheulty.
Tue Catholics are building a hns
stone cathedral AZ Baker City, and the
MormOns are erecting a brick temple
at la Grande. The Christian seien
lists have got an organization as far
west as Pendleton, and all this goes to
prove that for downright free country
you have to come away out west
The whole OF eastern Oregon Is heaV'
ny covered with snow. The weather
was not very cold, but some below
freezing You SEQ plenty Of men
around In heavy fur OveFeoats, COW.
boys with bearskin trousers, and al
the people have fresh eomplexiOns and
most Of the men wear smooth shaveR
faces Moustaehss are the exception
The climate Is fresh, braeing and invig'
Grating The country is filing up with
people and 1t viii not be long before
there viii be need Of another eOngres
siOnal district in Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
Salem WOO1en Mill Store
New YORK hoard Of rrade ~ Banquss

New York Board OF Trade a. Banqust.
New York, Jan e.-Tho New York
board Of trade win hold Ice annual
banquet a. the waldorf Astoria this
evening. There will be a number Of
distinguished invited guests AZ The ban-
quet and Il ls expected that several
important addresses win b. delivered
on that occasion Among the matters
70 DO touched upon win be tho pro
posed Philippine shipping law, which
would become operative on July !,
1870. The board Of trade is strongly
opposed 10 the new law and win urge
upon congress 70 repeal the law, a. u
would place Injurious restrictions up
on the facilities for handing American
trads with The Phnlppins isianda
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

Nothing Il more In demand tAAn a
msdicins vhieh meets modern require
mon,s FOR a blood and system sleanssr,
such AZ Dr. King's New Lfs Pina
They arc Just what you need 10 ours
stomach and liver trOnblea Ivy them
A. J. Q. Porry's drug sore. aoe, guar
Antood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

ana hold life certificates. Ono Of ths
daughters is a grAduato Of tho Krapp'
normal school, and tho other is a grad
uato Of the normal department Of Me
Minuviilo college,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
This Wni Rs Good

Tho cntcrtainmcnt 20 bo given 10
night in ala Of tho Y. NJ. Q. A. Boy
Club promises b bo vmy successful
Tho DeMo.s Company viii give q
varici musical program.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
PINNACLE.

Health is very good in this com munity =. The past weeks rain has damaged the corn and cotton crop in this section considerably Watch Pinnacle grow" The ring of the carpenters hammer can be heard on all sides, four new buildings are going up. Earnest Freeman, the timber cutter of Gleason, was in our midst last week prospecting for timber. -. Mrs Chas. Hodget and Miss Liddie Luke spent few days with friends at Fourche last week Will Me Moran has been very sick the past week, but is thought to be on the mend at this writing.
 Oct. 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
County News Notes.
DAMASCUS.

The noise of the gin is heard i'll Damascus early and late. =. Four were initiated into the I, o. o. F. Thursday night and cne into the W. o. w. Friday night The health of this place is good -. Jno. Norwood, who is boarding here go- ing to school went to see his par ents Friday night Mrs. Patter- son has been on the sick list, but she is better now The merchants were all very busy Saturday ,.... There is preaching here every Sun day. School is growing in num- Der and interest =. J. M. E. Vaughter has been elected Super intendent of the Sunday school at this place John Garfield s daughter of Essex, White county, is coming here to go to school ..,.
 Dr. Patton's wife of Quitman IS visiting the family of T. M. Pat
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
FULMER GAP.

We have had plenty of rain and need sunshine, now The rain has damaged cotton great deal.
 Cotton picking is the order ol the day. ..... Hardly any corn gathered yet. Albert Jones is still sick with with slow fever. .. Henry Carter's mule rau away with the buggy Saturday and broke the buggy very badly Plenty ot wine on the road every Saturday in this vicinity. Joe Griffith and family visited Ed Fulmer and fam fly Sunday. Bob Jones and fam fly visited Arthur Jones and wife Sunday. Bob Jones and his boys, dogs and cats, were in the fox chase Saturday morning =. Geo. Carter was out Saturday shooting squirrels. John Metzger is i'm proving his residence.
 Oct. 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

terson .. Calvin Barnette and fam fly are visiting the family of w.. P. Nicholson .. While Will Har- mon and Curtis Wilson were cut ting wood Saturday morning they cut tree that proved to be a bee tree; in the afternoon while gather ing corn they found partridge nest with six eggs in it. .Chas. Huds- peth has bought the blacksmith shop of Hutto X Bowman Da- mascus is the place to eat red ap- ples Preaching Saturday night by Rev. Vest. George Story came in Saturday night to enter Damascus high school. The Oddfellows went Sunday to near Bee Branch to hold funeral services at the grave of Bro. Honghman .... Young men and women, who want to school can prepare themselves for it if they will attend Damascus high school eight months. Prot. Vaughter knows how 1t is done.
 Oct 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

G. Russell and Mrs. s. L. Cazort are both sick. .. s. T. Cazort and family visited at w. G. Russell S today. J. T. and J. D. Cazort are at home again J. w. Good win sold cotton Saturday Geo. Husband is out from Little Rock .... Mrs. P. w. and w. D. Priest were visiting in Faulkner county Saturday and today T. J. May hew and family have been visiting in the Rich Woods. -. Wi lliam Tygart lost horse this week k.... w. G. Russell killed fine beef this week. Doctors had a great deal of riding to do this week Tom Tygart is mending some. Dr. Yancy is putting up a new barn J. J. and w, T. Russell were at Fl Paso Saturday. .. J. P. Price attended the county Union at Baugh School House. He is a great Union man .... Now, boys, put your balls away and let's pick cotton.
 Oct. :.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

The weather seems to be settled for a while. It is clear and cool. The people hope it will stop rain ing for a while. There is some sickness at this writing. Mrs. w.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

Mrs. John Wallace left Friday for Hot Springs to attend the state fair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

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SPECIAL NOTICE-Durng the progress of this the clubbing with The Log Cabin Democrat and the Mem ps Weekly Commercial Appeal at $I per year for both will be discontinued However, will all subscriptions to The Commercial Appeal for subscribers for 25c each making both papers cost SIPS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
WHITTIER

An elaborate dinner was given at
Hotel Greenleaf Saturday noon In
honor of the eightleth birthday ami
versary of Simeon Brownell. Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Pickett were host and host
ess and about fifty prominent residents
Of Whittier and Los Angeles were her
guests.
Mrs. Kate Lindley is in San Jose at
tending the State Federation of
Women's Clubs as a delegate from the
Woman's club of Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Way entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Harr of Los
Angeles Sunday.
The tribe of Ben Hur met Tuesday
night at the home of MIR. and Mrs. w.
u. French and enjoyed a social time.
Mrs. Kate Powers entertained at
dinner yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. wilma
cole and Mrs. Campan of Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Anderson enter
tanned informally at dinner Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Giffen of Central City, Ia.
The w. r. G. ladies enjoyed Thin
BILE party Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Truman Berry. The G.. A.
r. veterans came in time for dinner
and a social evening followed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
HOLLYWOOD

Monday evening Arthur Let's gave
an elaborate banquet to 200 fellow Ma
sons at Hotel Hollywood. The BAN
quet was served after the lodge meet
ing, at which Mr.. Let's was given the
third degree. Among the guests were
all the prominent Masonic officers of
Southern California.
Mrs. Jay Harrington gave china
shower last Thursday for Mrs. Clara
Hembrich of Pasadena, who is soon to
marry j. A. Swain of Whittier. About
twenty-five guests were present.
DIR. w. Haskell of Ocean Park gave
a delightful little dinner at the hotel
Monday evening. The guests includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs T. o. Evans and Mr..
and Mrs. Cressey of Modesto, Miss
Gladys Dodge of San Francisco and
Mr. Mcpherson of Los Angeles.
The Tuesday Evening card club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
A. Bourne at whist this week.
The house was decorated with red
and green, holly and smilax being
used. The score cards were red hearts
and hearts were extensively used in
the decorations. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Morgan Griffith and Frank NJ
Parcher.
Mrs. d. K. Dickinson entertained at
luncheon and cards Monday afternoon
at Hotel Hollywood. Her guests in
cluded Mesdames Sumner p. Hunt,
Frank w. King, c. w. Sanders, B. F.
Baumgardt, Eugene Pettigrew C. N.
Flint, M. l.. Moore, Messrs. Hender-
son and Coleman.
Tuesday afternoon a handsomely
appointed luncheon was given by Mrs
r. p. McJohnston and Mrs. A. B. Bar
rett at the McJohnston residence on
Crown avenue. The long verandas
were prettily decorated with plants
and HnIVarc thnt
luncheon was served. Among the
guests were Mesdames Graves, Will
liam S. Strong, Goodrich Reed, West
Hughes, Lewis. Du Puy, Johnston,
Sanford MaXSon, Misses Lewis, Good
rich of Los Angeles, Mrs. Cross of
Peoria, Mrs. Barton of Denver, Mrs.
Locke of Des Moines Mrs. A. r. Fraser
of Ocean Park, Miss Lewis of Louis
vile, Mesdames George, Breeden,
Woolwine, Chandler and Elliott of
Hollywood.
The Epworth league of the First NJ
e. church. south, gave social at the
home of c. II. Fowler Friday even
ing.
The social event of the coming week
will be the valentine party to be given
Tuesday evening at the McJohnston
home.
Miss Nettie Frazee of Bradford Pa,
is guest of Mrs Nellie Hibler.
Among the guests at the Hotel Hol-
lywood are Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Over
himer, Mrs. j. p. Wilson, Miss M. C.
Wilson, Mrs. George B. Harris, Miss
Bertha Eaton, Chicago; Miss Mary
Wilson, Geneva, ILL.,; Mrs. r. M.
Nichols, Grand Rapids; Mrs. j. b.
Hanneman, Concord; Mrs. F. d.
Green. Detroit; Mrs. G. G. Walker,
Pontiac. Mich; Mrs. JOS. r. Hunter,
Miss H. M. Childs, Pittsburg; Mrs.
A. G. Beverly Lockport; w. II. Metz,
Sheridan, Wyo. Mrs. Stowell, Mrs
f. e. Thompson, New York: Mrs
Robert London Miss Lucie London,
Capt. f. r. Rice and wife of st.
Louis, Flora C. McCrea, Wabash,
ma; II. McClaine, Mrs. G. Il. Mac
Martain and Miss Mac Martain of
Tacoma.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
PIoo Heiohts Social Notes

Miss Est ellie Lay and Gearge Parrish
were married Thursday evening at the
residence of the brides parents at 1870
West Seventeenth street. Rev. ]. NJ
Schaefle performed the marriage SER
vice.
Mr.. and MIS-. Parrish will reside at
b26 East Tifty-second street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Underwood have
moved from 1858 Bonsalla street to 164t
Reid street.
The women members of the Congre-
gatlonal church are making elaborate
preparations for n dinner and enter
tainment to he given February 90 In
odd Fellows hall. 1t will be a unique
celebration of Washington's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. McCracken of
Denver, Colo, arc occupying apart
ments at 1925 Reid street.
Attorney J. II. Jones OF 2466 West
Pico street left Thursday for New
York city on q business trip.
Miss Gertrude Storey of Reid street
is spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Ingram of Long Beach
A. B. Keefer and his brother of Lin
coin, Neb.. have taken a fiat at 1856
West Pico street.
l.. Way and family of San Joaquin
valley will reside at 1855 West Pico
street.
]. Randall and family from Aurora,
Ill, are at home at 1918 Catalina street.
The Civic association met with the
president. Mrs. Harriet Taylor, Thurs
day evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11

long. eel Retro" their beautiful
South Orange avenue home. was sim
ply but Prettily decked with roses and
other flowers. After an elaborate din
ner of many courses the guests en-
gagged in playing bridge.
The marriage Of Mrs. Helen Lukens
Jones. only daughter of Hon. II. p.
Lukens of this city, and James Hamil-
ton Gaut of the United States biologi-
cal survey, occurred last night. On
account of the recent death of Mrs.
LukenS the wedding was private. After
few weeks visit in this part of the
state Mr.. and Mrs. Gaut will return
to Pasadena to make their home.
Members of the Valley Hunt club
enjoyed a theatrical evening at the
club house last evening and probably
one hundred friends of members were
among the invited guests for the occa-
sion. Two plays were given-"Way-
ward" and 1.-The Economical Boomer
ang," and the parts were admirably
carried by members of the club. Among
those taking part were Miss Sinclair,
Miss Bessie Reynolds, Miss Maud Dag
gett. Miss Rowland and Miss Carol
Barber and Messrs. Frank Miller, Nc
Donald, Harry Mellon, e. J. Pyle and
DR.. Lockwood
Mrs. Ellen B. Farr entertained in
honor of Tom Karl, the noted tenor,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Albert Hatcher Smith gave a
charmingly appointed dinner on Tues
day evening in honor of her cousin and
his bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Chamberlain of Oberlin, o., who are
enjoying their wedding trip in South
ern California.
Mrs. Joseph Bond of Lockhaven
street has issued invitations to the
marriage reception of her daughter,
Miss Louise, who is to become the bride
Of j. +. Rhodes on Valentines night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
TRoPIC0

Guy Rice left for Galveston, Tex,
Wednesday. where he will remain sew
eral months with his father, L. G. Rice.
A. w. Collins is visiting in Oakland
and San Francisco.
M. NJ. Esheman left for a weeks visit
to Ashland, Ore, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Hobbs was surprised on
Wedn esday by company of friends
who desired to honor her birthday an
niversary. During the morning hours
Mrs. Hobbs was invited to Mrs. d. II.
Imler's. While she was absent her
friends took possession of her home
and prepared luncheon. The guests
are members of the Tropico Thursday
Afternoon club and included Mines. J..
A. Logan, D. II. Imler, j. II. Webster,
j. r. Maxwell, E. X. Daniels, w. o..
Borthick, Ed Ayers, H. H. Davenport,
A. w. Collins, A. o. Conrad, w. A..
Thompson, Morris Schick, H. e. Smith,
L. c. Rice, William Malcolm, w. H.
Bulls. C. G. Wilkinson, M. E. Bond
and Misses Grace Haynes and Cora
Hickman.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
ORANGE

The Child Study circle held an in
teresting meeting on Monday after
noon and listened to an excellent pa
per on Punishment of Children" by
Mrs. Briggs. A general discussion fol-
lowed, In which both teachers and
parents Joined. Professor Durfee also
spoke.
The w. G. r. U. held a social meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. j. Scott on Orange street,
where the members sewed for the
Ransome Home in Los Angeles, while
one of the company read aloud.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank G.. Thompson re-
turned on Sunday from their wedding
journey. which included Redlands and
Highland. They are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Adams on North
Glassell street for the present until
they build their own home.
Mrs. G. d. Mallory and son Charles
removed to Los Angeles on Tuesday.
Mr.. Mallory, who is now at Kansas
City. Mo-, expects to join them at Long
Beach in the spring.
w. S. Neal, an editor of Udall, Kas..
accompanied by his family, arrived
last week with the intention of To-
eating in Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
PASADENA

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clark cele-
brated the fourth anniversary of their
wedding by dinner at their North
Catalina avenue home on Tuesday even
ing.
The recent announcement of the en-
gagement of Tod Ford. jr., of this city
and Mics Anna Perkins of Hueneme
was received with the greatest interest
Mr.. Ford Is a leader in the most ex-
elusive Pasadena socity and is the son
of one of the best known capitalists
in the city.
DR.. Norman Bridge has gone to Mex
leo on business. He was with Mr.. Can
field of Los Angeles when the news of
the tragic death of Mrs. Garfield
reached them in the southern repub-
lie and at once dropped the business
upon which he was engaged to return
with Mr.. Garfield. The second trip is
for the purpose Of completing the busi-
ness then in hand.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. r. Casey of Ashland,
Ore, are the guests of ID. w. Coolidge
and family on South Mentor avenue,
Frank Pixley, the distinguished play
wright, who spent last season In Pas
adena with his wife, writes a friend
from Ntkko, Japan, which he terms
IAN ideal spot, but which will never eff
face the memories or Pasadena"
A very delightful cotillion was given
by the younger society set at the VAL
ley Hunt club house Tuesday evening.
The Cotillion club is a recent organi-
zation and proposes to give a german
or cotillion every two or three weeks
thf oughout the season. The chaperons
at the dance Tuesday evening were
Mines. George W. Stimson, Edward r.,
Nfiall. John ii. Hugus and Louis l..
Blankenhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elmer Wilcox ex-
tended their gracious hospitality on
Monday evening at charming dinner
to a number Of their friends In the
exclusive society set to which they be-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
Out-Of-TOWn Society
RIVERSIDE

A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized at the residence of Mrs. William
KNAPP of Pine street Wednesday after
noon, when Miss Ruth Mae Shepherd
became the bride of Clarence William
Brockett of Los Angeles. Rev. d. G..
shepherd of Santa Ana, an uncle of the
bride, performed the marriage service,
which was witnessed only by close rela-
tives of the young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brockett will make their home in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. c. A. Todd of Twelfth street, as
sisted by Mrs. Cora clyde and Miss
Maud Miller, entertained the members
of the Professional and Business
Women's club with dinner Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for twenty.
A surprise party in the nature of a
parcel shower was rendered Miss
Emma Eigenbrod at the home of her
parents on Howard avenue Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cutie of Mon
treal, Canada, who have been winter
guests in Riverside, gave a farewell
dinner to a party of friends at the
Glenwood Tuesday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Cutie, DR..
and Mrs. Fred Cutie, DR.. and Mrs. w.
w. Roblee, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sharpe, Miss Jean
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson and j. r.
Cutie.
An informal dance was given at the
GlenWood Saturday night.
Members of Company M gave their
second grand military ball at Leigh
ton hall Friday evening.
About forty young couples particl-
pated in Miss Kramer'S dance at Fra
ternal brotherhood hall Tuesday even
ing.
A reception was given in the new
UniVersalst parsonage Wednesday
evening, the receiving party compris-
ing Rev. and Mrs. il. E. Benton and
Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Deere. Mrs. w. p.
Russell Mrs. II. w. Hammond, Mrs
CARPENTER, Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Pat
terson assisted in entertaining the
guests.
An elaborate reception and banquet
were given by Riverside lodge, No 2S2
I. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening in honor of visiting officers of
the grand lodge.
Friends and members of the Prohibi-
ton alliance We're entertained Wednes-
day night by Mr. and Mrs. Shoepf of
Sixth street.
world gave a reception at odd Fellows
hall Thursday night in honor of the
state organizer of the order, Peter f.
Gilroy. Mr.. Gilroy gave an address.
which was supplemented with musical
numbers by Misses Mabel Scott and
Mabel Russell, recitations by Mrs.
Anna Painter and Mrs. G. O. Moral, and
a short address by District Organizer
Claude Morton.
Miss Jenny Johnson and Charles
Moody were married "Wednesday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dahlgren of Market street. The we'd
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-11
SAWTELLE

A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
w. H. Tucker Saturday, it being the an
niversary of her sixty-fourth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Tucker of Los
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Mettler of Ri
viera and Mrs. Joe Black of Whittier
were among the out-of-town guests.
The party was given by Mrs. Ella
Clark of Sawtelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zuber and daugh-
ter of Antwerp, o., were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Shively. They are so
well pleased with Southern California
that they contemplate remaining here
permanently.
Frank A. Mayhem of Iowa was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Gilbert Ver-
sailles, this week.
Mrs. S. e. Stone of Los Angeles, an
old friend of Mrs. Ella Clark's, was her
guest this week.
Mrs. Wiley Lewis of Los Angeles was