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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
Srisco Dag / Chicago.
81 Sniinoe YOlitimeno saar
ira 9ns til @us.
Stplebprnene taar lite
til5dge.

Oct fan p9re gdnlte interesiani
at ie, bporleoes oct 9aar til peo
Snoiamlingen til oe itaoeliote Ga
liiornia en- al aanoets Storbper.
5 Qsroags bar oct 'Srisco Dag /
Gbicaeo. uStanoinapen" itriper /
2sr0aes bl. a.:
s Dag er Get Gan 6ranciscos
Dag. Reiten ale Gbicagofolt bill
/ 0agens 9eb fad geieg al en- nnls
fOrmeret poIitimano, ION bill an
mooe Dem ON at eipe en- iioitGSt9rp
til De neolioenoe oen br9note gp.
30 5uiinoe politimano begpnote
Oenne i'm npe girtiOmbeo alotten
ipp Dag Morges, % De piI blipe
peo til alotten ii.
Gisie Yolitim9no er foriDnet meo
Suponbeger meo Seoler, lpoenoe pdd
% Gents, 80 Gents, en- Dollar ug
fem Dollars, ulle foritellige altz
Ierer, Iom bliper repet no og gipct
Gjipsreu iom Suffering. Gn Del
al Seooelen bliber tilbage | gosen.
iaa oenne piier netop, boor megst
Ger er gipet.
Der sr ialt 100000 ilise Seolcr
tfler Gertifitdter, 100000 boioe for
20 Gents Subitriptioner, 100000
reoe fDr 30 Gents, 100000 blad for
en- Dollar og 100000 guile for ;
Dollars giorag. politimanoene pil
in0gips Rappprt til poIitidef 6clz
Tins / Mor9en 5ormioOas alotteu
II. Nan penier, at mellem 30
600 % $4,000 Dollars oil blipe inc
iamlet paa Den Wldaos.
Gbicasos ginrag til oe Rsoli-
Genos Gan 5rantisco er MI Ootset
op til 6enpeo 100000. Op til t
Gaar Mites bot gels6et S66,096
Dollars. ejaarsoagens SnOiamling
bslo6 ia til 1868 Dollars. Roqle
Girtularer, iom bleo fenot no af
gorgsrtomiteen til Smaa6anolere
runot gben. inobrdgte 1896 Dbl
lars. De sbriae gioras pariereoe
fra Is Gents til 20 Dollars pr.
0iper.
Sfueipiaernes geneFceforsitilling
/ 9luoitorium in0brd9te $500 0olz
lars. Gn Snoidmling, iom BIER
foreiaset paa Steoet ino6raete 400
Dollars. giletiulget inObrugte s.
426.25 o9 programmsrne og 8lomz
iterne inobraete Heiten.
Satlano Sfolens 9srn CAB en-
file 6oreitilling til SnotGet for De
Nsolioenoe. Jortieneiten blep 200
Dollars.
Chicago Stofrbern beoblipsr at
noe oeres gioroa til San fsranciss
trs nsole6enoe Menneiter. Siotil er
Der ira oenne ailoe in6fommet $13,s
111.65. Jlere Sfoler er Der enonu
life bsrt fra, fdd man benter, at
Gfolsbsrnenes Sfarp bill oberitige
5000 Oolfars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

for 25 Gts. Supper fra al. 6 uo=
pber, ligeleOes for 25 Gts. Sm
9lftenen bill Der blipe lloidl9 at en-
6el Del imufte Sd9er, fom &pinoes
foreningen bar arbejoet. 0ele llos
bbttet bill tilfaloe 9bggefonoet.
SRA Hacine, Wis.: sSprrioe
Sgnodg fonfirmere0e paitor 8ing
20 Drenge og piaer Dor 5reliers
airfe. Gfter &onfirmationen inos
iamlebes ct 8elpb af 500 til oe itas
beliote / California.
s Smmduels oanIfslutberite
airfe pda 2afaDette 9(pe., inofon
ct 0eleb al oper $40; fra 9etbanid
oanlt=lut6erite &irfe $21.52 pg fra
@maus Sirfen aoot $45.00 til ne
ifaoeliote Gan 5rancisco.
paitor gine bolot forriae
Sorsbaa ct interesfdnt Soreorag |
Dor Greliers 8irfes srbpi Oper Wes
fubs pulfanite llobruo / 9faret ~
efter ariiti 5poiel, unoer bbilfet Dc
3 blomitrenoe gber Serculanum,
pompeji og Stabid blep beqrabsce
af 2aba oa 9lffe, pg mango Suiinoer
Menneifer or9bte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

mem llopiflingen at Spariommeligs
beostanten og enoelig Den 5OrOel, at
llngoommen oporages til at anOenoe
pengene paa en- iadoan Wluaoe, II
&c ian blioe Dem til Gle6e og Rhtte
ienere | 9ioet. ,Stano."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
SanoitOrm | Eierre, g. 9af.

Sra qGierre, 9. Oaf., meloes /
asroaes: Gn Sonbitorm boirbleoe
| en- Sime aennem pierres @doer og
sioroe aipet nriten uuo6olosliat for
gpsns gefoItnina, til Resn bespnote
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
SOrnrOlisenoe 6pster fra
Huslano.
5ruer meo 8enoprettel e
al autofrotiit aegime.

4 Il | | d III {.
Sra ct. petersborg meloes unosr
so. 2(pril: Gn Mo0repolution for
at genoprette Den gamle autofratilte
.Re9eringsform, Der bill foite 8, ;
100000 Spber og tonItitutioneue
8emotrater 2ipet, foruoiagoes al
prof. Ni4olItp / en- 3dle, Der ilutz
te0e Monartiiternes aongres / Mos>
top. 9enne Suruoigelie mOotOgss
meo itarft Sifalo.
5gr SongresIen ajournereoe, beO@
toges en- R9tte noerlig reattionere
9eilutninger. Glanot dnoet ertle=
reoe oe, at Ooumien life pil repr9Ien=
tere oen offentlige Mening HuSs
Iano, u0tdIer fg imoo Q(utononli
(Selplopgibning) for golen, moo=
letter fig 9piternes qrioiligier t
GIteriepropincerne, begunItiger Sp.
99pelien al be Getli96eOer, iom er
gioen 5innerne, og ligeldd at be-
hdnole SeOerne Iom llolenoings,
for6Doe Dem at ts6e eQer forpagte
9ano og at ien0e oeres gern +!
0lellemIfolerne og llnioeriiteterne.
9pnoer / Mopopelrobf aommure
bar unoer Sc 9aettigbeoer, oe beIib=
Ger, 0eporteret IA af beres egne for
at babe oeltaget dntijpoiife @olos.
6anolinger Ser.
Gn itor Stanoale er bleben for
oarfdget peo en- umpoen SFentligz
oprelfe at llotaItet til Sen M sun
edmentale 2op" eller .aonititution"
for 9uslanb. Gaaren bar ororet en-
llnoeripgeIie for at finoe no, bpotz
leoes oisIe Nb6e6er er iipet no.
Daen nu maa oct mart oiie Tig,
badoe bpdo 0oumden oe aonItitu=
tionen for Huslano ital blipe, ON
2anoet Itdl blipe ct pirteli9 tonItis
tutionelt Monarti, eQer 6ele 5or>
anoringen bliber Blot ct Sfin.
9Dbalget Sma6d.
Sma6d6labene bar | oe Iiolte Bar
Mdaneoer og oa farlig | De iioits
faa 0age inobolot lanat mere ON
galgfdmpagnen, en6 Der tan inies
resfere uoenbps 2aiere. 01en Dag
itddr Slaget, og lua fdar set 10 IN
Gnoe.
Oct mertelige peo oenne 8af1.
aampd9ne er, at Der ingen visIue"
er, fom man rigtig tan blibe tlpg
pad. Sopeoilaget itaar naturligt
ON WldDorembeoet. Gfter Omaba
nOuilb geips" at oemme, ga er
Repu6lifanernes aanoioat 6. 81.
Sen1on en- fortr9nelt9 Wfdn0, DER
pnifer Gmbebet fun for oerioennem
at tunne uorette noeet eoot for
9nen.
Sfelse 80. s." og %. 5. pios
neer" er Oablman, Oemofraternes
aanoiodt, ben rette Mdno, oa 9en=
ion er fun ct 9febifab .syontanelle"
Maifinens 6enoer.
Sclaenoe TO llotdlelier repreIens
terer oog bift DC to Waanos Stanb=
funft:
We n on: yOerIom 9rbgaerne
gnifer at 9pre en- nisiue" mellem Sus
loonen og Siemmet, iaa er jeg for
5jemmet bper eneIte Gang"
. altman: .Oerfom jeo pnifer
ct 9las Seer pad en- Senoag, pe jeg
far qeneene til at betale for set
meo, fda enffer jeg nof at Ie, bben
Der fan forbinore mig at faa Set"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

Zen M praitesuurb. 9lf GIitb ps>
berfen. 300 Sibtr. 8 Omflus
: S0c. syint inbbnnbsn $1.20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01


mootaget aalosbreb fra Salinas os
Gbualas Menigbeoer California.
nGbi. poiten" flyer, at ban bar Gu
gen UNDER Operpejelie.
Srinitatis W2enig 9 6e 3,
G6icago (af Den Oanite Sirte),
9aar burtigit mulig til 2lrbejoe meo
at opfpre oen nbe &irte og Yreitez
folig.
Neo ct Manodg /. Q(pr. df6olot Wles
nig6eosmpoe peotoges oct at bbgge
6eooe Dele efter ben df Q(rfiteft
G6ds. Serenien. $50 sc. Waaples
lpooo 9fbe., u0arbeiOeOe plan, iom
er me9et tiltalenoe dGe Oetaljer.
ll6gifterne peo 9bgningerne er fall
tuleret til ca. $21, 900, meo @runoen
fliper bette $23,500, og fommer oers
til liot efstrd llogifter, Tom gerne
leber paa beo alle 8bggeforetagenz
ser, fan ser let naas op til $4,000.
Der tegneoes nebnte often ct tems
meligt qoot 9elpb.
Srinitdtis 8 un9e Sol 8
6 oncert | IS bicago. Sfelae
rG6icago poiten" bolot Srinitatis
Menigbeos unge 5olt en- &oncert
forrige 5reoag Qlften. gi bioietter
fplgenoe af naDnte 8laos 8eretning
ON oenne aoncert:
0et batte itertt 9ifalO, 0a Sep
pet gift op fprite Sang, at ie oct
itore iamleoe 8or af Oamer pg
!6errer opltillet farOig til, UNDER 9uz
pont 9aniens 9eoelie at ipnge oct
fgrIte Rummer paa programmet.
5rinitatis Menigbeos Sangtor bebs
oeOe Der, ida bel Iom Den pprige
Del at programmet oct gamIe gooe
Renomt, iom oa ogIaa inoeboloer
en- &ompliment til bets uomnrfeoe
2eoer, Wlr. Dupont 9anIen, iom ogz
Iuu bpiteoe 8ifalo peo bans to pias
npIoloer. og paafplgenoe 9acapo
gfummer.
Gfter Ontale af forIteQige glum.
re fort19ttes Der benimoo Slutninz
gen:
9lftenens populareite part af
Progrdmmet bar oog fprit ben imntz
tc og peluofprte Menuet af .Glperz
bej", lom bleo oaniet &pItume af
Sdmer og 6errer. Smellem Wlez
nuettens TO 2lfoelinger uofplote to
9prn, 9(mb Hasmusien % @eora
2(nmentorp, paulen beo en- peluo=
fert Dams, iom tog fin rigelige Del
al publitums gifdlo, % oernuIt
DC foritellige odnite 5plteoanIs, Ser
nanleoes | Nationdlora9ter; fpruoen
Here at Dem, Der bleb oanIet beo 8.
Is. 9(noerien Soften, bar nogIe nbe,
og Mifs aaren 5ouiieng bar itor
9@re at at babe faaet oisIe inoebet
| en- areos df unae 0amer, iom Iif,
tert ofte fenere bill fda 2eiligbeo at
gleoe ct oanif publifum.
Den enelte 9lnfe beo oen bellbf=
febe 9tften bar, at programmed bar
lda rigelig fort, at nogle git for
tioligt, faa De life fit Iet Solfeoon=
Iene. Wlr. Walo. 8opbera pafte
megen Munterbeo fom Spillemano.
@n Sno bb oelfe til ct oanft.
omerifanif llngbomsit9pne / Gbico=
90 er juit mobtoeet fra ct. glnss
gars unge 5olfs 5orening pe fan
pentes offentligsiort / bort naits
Nummer.
Ct. Stepbans oan5fs
lutberffe Wnigbeb / 8eft
ct. paul, Minn., bar iHg. .St.
g. pif." befluttei at bpgee ct gafes
ment unoer fin &irte og uobioe oen.
Oette er neboenoiet, foroi ser life
pdd ldngt nor er pfabs for Spns
edgsIfoIebsrnene.
apinoeforeninaen BAR leiet Gens
trail glnner SalI, siprnet af 6. ca
z. Sts., for Sorsoog oen 3. Mai,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

ognnHkerrn",
bet eneite banfe 8lab Gmerita,
Der nogaar to @ange om llgsn,
no9lpes al uOaniib 2utb. Yubl.
5onie", Blair, Nebr.
Brsue-0umre ienbes frit paa
Sorlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

,,DnttHkrren",
ct bolpusenli9t Rpbebs- os Op-
'-Soc. lpsningsblab for
oanife Julf | Mmerifa,
ubsoar 9irsbas os 5rebas os foit,r
ON aoret aotifnb tl.50 Oe 5orsngoe
Stater o9 $500 | t1bIanbst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
@iQ Og 6er 6(an0t can0smdn0

paftor u Dam Dan peo ct.
Stefans Meni9beo / Gbica9o bar
mootaget &alosbrep fra Salinas os
Gbualas Menigbeoer California.
nGbi. Yoiten" flyer, at ban bar Gu
gen UNDER OberbejelIe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Week End Party at Jefferson.

A jolly crowd Of young people spent
the end Of the past holiday week al
jefferson, Among them were the
Misses Louise Cooper Pauline Davis.
Mary Nolan, Mary Daanerman. Of
Corvallis Emma Sox, OF Albany,
MessFs, Roy Bishop, Clifford Brown.
Gordon MooTes, Of salsmi Julie and
Kenneth Cooper Of Corvallis. snd sam
Damon, Of Independence. As thew
were all friends Of the s.eiwers. Miss
Helen and her brothers, Karl ana Fred.
did much Of the entertaining for them.
Friday they formed an interesting par.
~ At the football game between the
Albany Athletic Club and the Jefferson
Club That evening they an attended
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
AZ the high School.

with appropriate exercises the fn,
new high school building was ftths
" dedicated last evening, and toda,
the halls are resounding to the foo.
falls Of many children and with Il,
sound Of their voices.
The assembly hall, which is one u
the finest in the Northwest, was crowd
ed to the "guards" last night, and th
addresses and other parts Of tho pn
gram were enjoyed by all. One nun
her which was not scheduled to tai
place caused some little diversion All
no end Of excitement for few minute
The members Of the senior class h,i
manufactured very pretty +" 'O6 pen
nant" and placed IL in the center q
cold glory" which was draped acrou
the back Of the stage. The member
Of the junior class evidently thousii
the seniors we're getting all the hona
that was coming, by having seats h
the platform, without having the add
tional pleasure Of having their banns
where all could see, while the colors
the lower elassmen were conspicuous b
their absence, 20 during n lull in n,
proceedings they made a grand ruh
for the stage. They succeeded q
snatching the hated rag from its plsu
Of honor on the wall, but before thg
could make their escape, the senir
boys we're down upon them and ru
cued their banner from Disgrace.
This incident served 10 call forl
some severe criticism from the sps,l
ers, but otherwise everything went 4
according to program, old friendshi7
and acquaintanecs Of students Of "g
olden days" were renewed, and cvg
thing was as merry as a marriage h1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Ksllsv-Johnson wedding.

A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of tho BRIDES parents Mr.. and
Mrs. o. johnson, 797 Fifteenth street,
December 81. 1905, when their second
daughter. Lydia j., became the wife Of
Vernon p. Kelley, in the presence Of
tho families
AIS o'clock the sweet strains Of the
bridal song "ob, Promise Me" was
sung by Miss Edna Savage, al the
close or which Mrs. Clide played 10.
hengrin's wedding march and tho brid'
Lao party entered and stood beneath q
beautiful arch made Of small ivy, In
bloom and ferns. Tho background was
N pottod plants, while directly over
tho young couple was a large low
cf's knot of cream ribbon, Rev. Clife
pastor of tho First Baptist church, per
formed tho simple but impressive ring
service During tho ceremony, tho In
strumcntal solo "oh, Promise Ne, "
was softly rendered on the piano. Dur
log tho congratulations Mendelssohn =
wedding march was played, after which
tho bridal party and guests retired 90
the dinlng room. whore a dainty lunch.
con of several courses was served The
table was very pretty, white stroamers
interviewer With smilaS, being suspend.
from tho center of tho room 10 tho four
corners of tho table. Golden candle
sticks with white carnatlon shades
lighted the room, The esgt0r piece was
white carnatioha Tho entire dceora.
tious throughout The house were con.
aned 20 white carnations, smilaK and
ferns
Tho bride was gowhei 10 cream tai
feta, richly trimmed, while the brides
maid, Miss Elizabeth johnson, sister of
tho bride, wore a pretty dress Of silk
orEndie Of cream and blue. The groom
was attended by Ray Lang, Of Port
land.
The bride was raised ia the Capital
City, where she has many admirers
among salem's best people. who ap.
pFes.ato her excellent qualities, while
tha groom though from the East less
than year ago. has a large circle Of
friends They are both trusted EN-.
ployes al the hospital Tor the insane, at
which place they VIII continue 20 work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
AGAINST
COLLEGE
TRAINING

ne pfossui eduealioual systems were
ATTACKED By Rsv n A. Paddock, proii
dsut of tho Idaho Industrial iusiltule
la 81 ahifsss delivered before She 90.
operative slass a ths rfst uqngega
tionai church aunday, December aiHi.
TIE speaker DECLARED the average col
isgo uaduais ls q somplels failure
vhsu called 90 % make his llvlng By
msnual ahof. and he whole e'neailon
Al system lsads 20 create q feeling of
caste No ufEed A. q remedy that siu
dshis b. required 10 devote % least
half II he day 10 lsarnlug a trade.
~ hsllsvs tho sarlsl disorders which
are prevalent In this country today
aries from ne fact that our systpm %
siasaiiou Il an sfonr" " hs aid "we
aFs ifalnius oas faculty osly snd sas
Flhslng he oihofa Ths remedy Il 90
b. iouui IN a half cline t,hool. wh,ts
ths siuhsui wil he kspi half a day
az Ne hooia ana taught s1me traAs
duflne ihs siheF hall TIE halftlme
sshool sysiam wouli arouss whole
seus feeliug ~ respect far fsllov wofk
sIn ahi wauli tend 60 break dowu fool
inT 81 caste
"Nany pfauiueui employers have
toli be ths poorest fssomuenia
youns man can hrlug ihem L. BE ,ol
iase Apl'ua TIE fault lies Ia che
fasl thai ios much niieniiou l. pail
20 theary. vhile practical work. tis
thinf mosi aesici 10 ne battle uth
tho vorii, Il alnoli entirely over
looke.i Give the boy az education
but giye Ma alsa ,ho meaus % apply,
ing that slae,iisnn %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Ro@ehen salomAn.

A pretty home wedding was sol.
emnizei last evening at the spacious
residence Of General W. II. odell, on
Fast state street, when Miss Mary
salomau became the bride Of Arthur
@ BoessAen, The large paTloTs, which
had been appropriately decorated In
green and Ted, were we'll allied with
guests when the bridal party entered
as the sweet strains Of "Lohengrin i
were rendered by Prof Roberts, WhS
presided At the piano. The bride wal
given away by General oden, Will,
the groom was unattended. As "a,
couple took their place under a larg,
wedding bell, suspended from an arch
banked With palms and ferns, the ma
sic ceased while President Coleman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
rha Mother of oountlea.

Tho Dalles Chronicle gives a brief
history of tho oldest county In the
state. wasco. which is copied in Tho
Journal today Tho article ovorlooks
,hs fact chat in territorial days all
Eastern washingionwas also ineludod IN
wasso The county vas 20 big that a
man sentenced 10 che county ian for
sIS months from Fort Hall never got
there. Tho constable In charge of him
Travelled horse back f1r three months
and. not hayitg reached the county
scat. he remarked % the prisoner
"woll, Bill, your time BE- half out, and
our horses are grtiing tired, tho sen
tence will expire before we gee home
% wa migal a. well start back"
Another story IL told of an arrest
made on a warrant Issued By Judge
Gates a. Tho Dalles, which was served
81 far east, tho sheriff took tho man
ob 20 New York, and brought him home
hy way of che isihmus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
His Chnlca

A travelling salesman arrived Al
home about s O'Clock Co the moraing
60 discover chat bis wife ana given
b.rtA 90 ,r.F,tS ne was Delighted Al.
most beyond ,oHtIoi Of himself. ''My %
ha saii 'l must 30 right .n and vale
.up hoo'sy" pooley was bis usrt dosr
neishhor 'ui d dog fsHs.sr he pulled
h'olsy 1ui % bed, goo him to hurry an
bis s.o.h'a brough, him 10 about b,lf
aNaho. aud stood him before the t,i,.
ietA "Ar,1rs they 6anlisstY \,
asked hoo.ry nIsl az them In !
semi awakened state ana, uu ubbise
i1' sleep from t., uas replied. ,Yss.
'hey 're an ust- D biuk IT. I we,.
yoa would Keep ,tat ono .a ts, ma
DE- Punch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
siekening. shivminr rit..

OF ague and malaria can be Feliui
and cured with Electric Bitters n
Is a pure, tonie medicine, Of espsa
beneht In malaria, Tor Il e1eEts 4 b
curative influence on the disease, Al
ing IL entirely out Of tho system. 4
much 10 be preferred 10 quinine, b
ing none Of this drugs bad aftS
feetA T. s. Munday, OF HeaHsz
Texas, writes; "My brother was v
low With malaFial fever and jauB1
I'll he took Electric Bitters, VI
saved his life" At ]. @. PerTy's q
s'oTei price soc, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

Judge q. A. sehlbrele. of MarshdslI.
Is 10 ihs dsll faf bomlaatlon Cor gov.
eruor u Oregon, anl of Me- sshlhrsIe
the Coast Mail ayss "The name Of
Juigo q. A sehlbTela has been f5r
many yean familiar 20 the people OF
oregoa lle came 20 tho state about
30 years ago, When quite a young man.
ana has become thoroughly ilsutasi
with all ofegoas Interests No has
aluays been prominent iu tte councils
of the Republican party. aal on ssv,
eral osgas'oas Wieliel a argo influence
iu shaping tho state ticket. auA ,he
policy of che party, ny birth Judge
s'h.hreie 10 Ksutusk'au. ana b.
profession ho Is a lawyer In ls3t he
VAS elected to ,le orsgon legislature
from our aijoiuing county lpouglas)
and made q splendid record sor ability
iaaae1te and o,onomy In lsss hs
vas appointed hy President M,Kialsy
tuiiei States commissioner ana pra
bate laigs for Alaska. aui ssGycI iu
! iaai capacity until December \ 100.
when re resigned anl IetarnoI to ort
soa. auA atau. tva y,als ago located
ai Narshash thls county. who're p.
uo" resides Hal s engaged .a tte pras
ease 't hN. Gardner Ualsttt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Charity Ban

The aFmoTy hall was tho scene Of
pleasant event last evening, when about
100 Of salem's society people "tripped
tho light fantasiie.n Among the
guests were a large number Of out.
oftown people, and the affair was an
enioyable ono indeed Governor and
Mrs George Chamberlain led the grand
march. MeElFoy's orchestra rendered
delightful music throughout the even
Tho bali was given under the aus.
piees OF tho Salem Library Board, FOR
the beneht Of the public library, and
was quite a success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02

Of Willamette University, pronounced
tho solemn words which made them
man and wife. The beautiful ring GER
emonv Of the Methodist church, OF
which both the contracting parties are
members, was used, and in this the mt
tle Misses Fanie salOman and Ada
Coleman, as flower girls, and odeii
Savage as ring bearer, played pretty
mart. AS the ceremony was concluded
one Of the little girls rang the bell and
another pulled ribbon which show
cred the couple with ehrysanthemum
Metals As soon as they were intro.
duced as Mr.. and Mrs. Boeschen by
President Coleman, Prof Roberts
struck up the lively strains Of Mendel'
s,ohn' wedding march, which was con.
tinued while the bride and groom re-
ceived the congratulations and bes'
wishes Of their many friends.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white mousellienne silk, trimmed with
insertion and lace. The groom wore the
conventional black.
The decoration we're in green and
red. with green us tho predominating
color. After the congratulations had
been given, and the many costly pres
ents had been viewed, the guests re-
paired 70 the dining room, where a
umptous wedding banquet was served.
The favors were little silken bags OF
rice. encircled by a small horse shoe,
bearing the name Of the guest.
The bride is the oldest daughter Of
Mrs Naomi saloman, Of Prineville,
and has been a student In the College
Of oratory at tho University for the
past three years, whore she took q
prominent part In al the social and
other student enterprises. The groom
IL the only son Of Mr.. and Mrs Q. W.
Boeschsn. and has spent almost his en-
tiro life In the Capital city Az pres
ent be Il bookkecper for the Salem
book bindcry.
Mr. and Mrs Bocschen left on tho
lato train last night for the south on a
short wedding trip, and will be AZ home
40 i56 FourtccBth street, after January
10th.
Tho invited guests were President
Colcmand aud wife, NJ, II. Savage and
wife. Prof W. O. Hawley and wife,
General W. II. odoll and wife, c. A.
Park and wife, Mrs Crabtrec, Mrs
Conn. tho Misses Olive Riddell, ousss
and Ivy Booth, Bertha Hewitt, Gladys
Wood, Birdie Morris and Messrs
Brown, Alvia Mace, NJ. Ward Mckinney
and Eigar Ayeril
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
A Qnm rraEnlr

ls aa'.y epartei la Thousands Of horss
as hoath claims go esrt sss snors.,
victim OF consumption a- paeumonis.
h.' when coughs or colds are pgoo-
er'y ueatoi, tae tragedy B. ayerel y
o. hun'iey Of oakiaulon. Iad.. writes:
,Ny wife bad tte consumption. and
'aFes doctors gave her up FINALLY 80
'''k d. Kings new Discovery for
''a'snP'i'r, ,s1gls and eolds which
surci her and toisy sts Is vel ,,g
'e'1g Il kins tle germs of am Rs
sases One tosa relieves. GUARANTEES.
a. s'' aaa si.oo BY J.. c. Perry, drus
gist Trial bottle fres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
Ncr ysar's Dinner

A New Years dinner was held at
tbo old Z. v. Z. hall by the ladies OF
.be O. A. r.. where they had a large
and enthusiastic audience, and the la
dies spread before the comrades and
,bsir friends on Of the finest dinneri
ever given at the hall. The W. r. G
ladies' are noted for their dinners. AZ
Ter the spread. q voluntary Offering
was made Of si5 to 60 toward the Gem
oterv monument fund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-02
CHAS Fl. HINGES

HAS REoPESED HIS NEW STORE AND Is NOW PREPARED ~
SERVE HIS OLD AND NEW PATRONS m TIE MOST UProD.rp
MANNER STOCK Is ENTIRELY NEW prr,,
''''u'0 VISITS To THE FACTORIES m Hs VARIOUS
LINES AA HAS ADDED COMPLETE LENS GRINDING PLANT
f0A THE SPEEDY DISPATCH All sUoH WORK Il, oo,,D,
oAiNO iNNSls AND FRAME FITTING OUR WATCH Ann ,vv
80 'AfAiA DEPARTMENT IS THE LATEST IN THE crrv
VIM" 'OO NEED WORK MADE N ANY OF THESE BRANCHES
TRYUs
REMEMBER Is TIE NEW sropv MN -.
"'AI METHODS NEW STYLES.
les COMMERCIAL STREET
NiAF DOOR TO CAPITAL NATIONAL RANK