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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

clrclo yucei ana Instrumental music
fn,m tho Noghis Frcaiesi singers and
instumenta'lsis. but tho late lmproy
90 machiEes buug thcm win as the
purity az tono ami distinOness ~
euansiatiou of hc original rouhtion
n Jho lsst slA mnnths groat stridss
asyo bcon made iu me perfection oi
ihv a'kiug machino NoW principhes
in the aound boa. soitor ami more
mohodious horua or slnnd niagninols.
anal harder and hcitor rocords uske
thsse msrhiues pegfcction. Eserything
tley roprosaice is o0rrect-w whoiheg
WA or insiumentel music or the
speaking vuica
The price % marhines aut recorta
aro u.lOh loss uow than formelcy
auJ thero arc vey few peop2e va
csnnoi aaord b. have and enioy a
the hOue E0od taikiug m.cAina
We cordially invite ne people o.
saiem ana o. viclnily 10 Visit my
acFo an1 ns,ca % az lataIt rocorla
shan aeen I, = P,ealuro - esqlail
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
800" Parties

Mrs William Brown Is eatertaluine
quite extensively this week having
been has css az two evening parties
THURSDAY aad Friday nights and this
anervooa Is entertaining ,arge mum.
ber OF ladies.
The deoolaIions of the rooms are IN
Sa'pmg with George Washington's
birthday the red white aud blue bunt.
Ing and aags being arranged IN the
fnont parlors. One rooms attracts
quite a good deas OF attention. being a
Manila room, the decorations and
mHmiare being entirely OF curios from
tha Philippine islands. Another room
Is decoIUted as college room. ths
walls being adorned with pennants and
huming tnophies
The amusement Of the evening q
'5oo'. The prines ON THURSDAY svsr.
Ing were won By Mrs r W spepca,
and Mr., A. n. Gilbert Last evsnfns
Asr w, Carton smith and " \
Ga'ens won ths prizes.
over $50 People have been s,ts,
'eare'i al ths tarse PARTIES. which nav,
o''7a 10 every way socia. successes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Ye old Folks Concert.

One Of the beit entertainments o,
the Writer was the Old Folks conces
at the Central Congregational church
on "Wednesday evening, by the Young
Peoples Society, under tho direction
Of Prot Parvin. The house was hred
to its fullest seating capacity. ana al
enjoyed themselves from the time ths
singers filed IN. the men In wigs. knee
breeches and buctled shoes. and he
ladies In quaint and pretty costumes
Of SO long ago.
Many Of the old-timo songs and
hymn tunes were sung. such a.
"sherbourn" Invitation" Easter
Anthem" Cousin Jedidiah" and B5ms
very so'emn pieces" which provoked
muca laughter oregon waB rcmem.
bored ia several Tood numbers. "Od
Pioneers" by O. y. Eyre. Who was
costumed FOR the part bright VII
lamcte.' by Miss Hazel McIntiro. and
The Umpqua 10 Calling" by Niles
Pcaminc Tho Night Before the
Battle" was considered by many a.
worth ho price OF admission. and
Whom You and / We're Young and
anlwcr. by DR., Eploy and Miss VII
Hams, brought down tho house one
OF tho prottiest numbers was "Bcaut,
ful Willamette" Samuel Simpsons
poem, SET 20 music By Prof Parial
Mifs Berry, Emerson sang the obs
gato 20 this aud the chorus tae 40
compartment
The only Instrumental selection wa
the overture from Faust by little Mis-
sautor and was beauumty done.
Too much credit cannot be given Q,
Prot faryin Tor producing 80 eredi,
able an entertainment from tho ma
ei1al he had as. aside from ths SOLO
lists. his voices were mostly untrainet
ones but thp' ala finely for an that
Many THANKS ara due the membert o.
his class from other parts OF town
wno so kindly assisted the young peo
pie of the church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

ID aeeds but little foresigAt ~ tell
that whea youF stomach and liver are
badly affected grave trouble i ahead
unless yoa take the proper msiisins
Ger youF disease, As Mrs. JoAn A YSung
of Cay, n. r., ala she sayss ''I had
asuralgia of the liver sa1 siomseA,
ny heart Wa weakoaed, saa / eoail
noi eat was very had foE a ioag
Tina hut Ia EluctEis Bittoss founl
iasi Wat ! seeded for tAey qaickly
lciisvs1 ahi suFei ns. 81 Bssi noii1ia.
foG veal wonea. Sold uudeE gas
sal,s ~ y q Persy e.len,. O..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Ennon Cahn, no young OresOn City
pitcher VINO has been signed By Nc.
Ors,iie. ne manager Of the Portland
"Beayers,' win be remembered BY the
local fans as having done brilliant
work ON das Sahcm team In the VIII
amette yalloy lesEle. Since his an
pearanee on the local diamond he has
playod with Dusdale's Bellingham az,
gresation, and later pitched for Mo
Creste IN Caafornia. where he Won
seven games on % tan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
BEST
KINDS OF
MUSIC

n a. becorniuss uona and uuorp mo
oasiom and iaa4ion to ontortan by
iucans ol m0shal egeninss. sud noihr
lur - thoOaEhor lndicatos tae
esshaiic dossAsa,eut oi commoui,S
a. la taste hr sod uusic. ENeping
n.nnoaloa. hoaoFesi haVo aivays heVa
expensive and anal ~ aio yoAns a
haa l,sSn iml,asable b havo iAem Ia
ciues tho aiEs ~ saiesn.
ainoe a. d.aFclulrulcta ~ the talk
ins machina theae muaioai erenings
are er0Ntng h populaltty, and eta
oonilaoa - sroW a. ihe nlasiea pe>
So roaHls n.s parlaciion ~ e1ich
iheso eoat pnoluas Ma eplf -
,l0 br'ps % ~ hone ani hpic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
asorns Washington Party


The social event Of the past week
was the George Washington birthday
party." given by Mrs. oswald West
and Mrs. F. X. Lowell at Tioga had
Thursday afternoon.
Lavish as is the decorations at many
Of the social functions in Salem. the
decorations Of this party surpassed all
in their beauty and arrangement. The
entire decorative scheme was carried
out I'm the national colors. Red. white
and blue banners, bunting and flags
vrsre everywhere arranged. George
washingtoWs picture hung ON the wall
draped in flags. Red naichets adom-
ed the walls. while the eozy corners
vers irresistible. settees and mis-
SION chairs added to the effect Beau.
lmful rugs we're strewn on the polished
floor and the large hall was convert
ed into an immense drawing room.
The feature Of the room though, was
tho cheruy' tree. Bunches Of red cher.
res hung from every limb. wnRe at
tho base OF the tree Jay the Ratchet
shat did the mischief Beautiful ferns
I'm ln,iian baskets were suspended from
the arches aud ceiling and the pillars
were wrapped with bunting and or.
eFon grape. Jardinieres Of ferns we're
also in ovidouoe. and an OH mis- Son
ciUck licked away the hours.
The houosses received IN one COT.
nor. before a beautiful background Of
ferns and Oregon grape. az either side
being huge masses OF ferns. which
gave o. woodland tint 70 the scene
MIRA wfst was Fywncd ln white and
wma rcd carnations. while Mra. Low
oll wore rsj with white carnations
Five hundTcd was played At small
table, aud when ne guests we're sat
"a The we'll known but ever popular
aong. Star spanglod Hammer" wa,
rendered on the planola. aud tacy al
arose and romained standing unit
tho song had flushed. George Wash
iugton was present. only no was
mluiauro one In tho person Of Maatc
Donaid Byrd Ho wore a colonla, Coz
tune and stnod ON a small platform
drum in hand, ON which he gave th
signals Tor ne players 20 progress.
Tho score cards were George waah
ington heads. tied with red. white an,
blue ribbon.
Mrs Henry Meyers received n,
frst pribs a handsome Bohemian glas
\ plate, While Mrs Frank GHmm M
ooiyed the second, a bunch OF rel car
nations tied wfh the national colors
The hdios who assisted Do eutel
tanning and serving were, Mrs Chaa
/. McNary, Mrs. B. o. shucking. Mr.
Harry Albert, Mrs Max nureu. AHsse
Nan Waguer Resina West Ryu
Catch, oriene Hutton ol Portland. anl
Cora Taidngtom
The color scheme and nag aui shiel
were carried out 10 ne appolniment
and of the reire hments.
over l20 ladies attended the anal
and. atogether. 81 was one OF tLe mos
dehghtful events Of the capital ciUy.
Many handsome sowns " .re worr
and tho anair was a mos. no.abIs oas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

visitors. ani assist them In an Wsys
possible 90 select a machine aud = so
% recoNis shOuld they wish uo pur
chaac am constantly receiving me
newost ps,,ords as they are ulads
GtO. c. WILL.
neasar in Music and sewing Machines.
Opposite Bush nauk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Colonial snnnsr.

The Colonial supper given las, ey
ening by the ladies' OF the First Pres
hy'erian church was a success IN ev
cry Way Despite the inelemency o.
'hs weather a large attendance wer'
present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Colonial Entertainment.

The Starr King Fraternity OF "a
Unity church, gave a "Ye olden time
Colonial entertainment al th-
church Thursday evening. An intel
es'lns program was rendered, ard
which the company adjourned
CAanning hail where refresamsng
were served. The anair was most 4
joyable in every way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Rev W. H. Boyd. of Forest Grd
VII laodress the meas meeting a.
I. n. @ A. MONS az 8 O'Clock sun
aieernoon Rev. Boyd H. an inter'
Ing speaker, who via be worth d
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Another DemOcFat has nled his
'ioe OF candidacy with The cOua
clerk for the DemooIaEic nominal
Tor constable He is n +. Jory
East salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

II yoa have lost your boyhOot spir.
its, courage and coincidence of youth
Ne 06er yOu new life. frash oouraes
aud freedom from IN healtA In Hollis
ter's Roxy Mountain Tea IS eeats
rea o. rablotA Dr. stones Drus
S,one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Have 20 Seen No. :

Only 100 dozen al sls5. Get
ting al once for Petite Folder Pho1
froyer designed and made. Mo-
unique photo made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Entertained sunday school chila,.n.
Mrs. JoAn Eng,iahl and Mrs shar,-.
o''' 'ained the members OF their Sun.
,-19 s'lool e.asses al the Engdahl
nome iasS Friday evening. Mra DR.
Oe''A sssisSei In entertaining. The
o's''''s Vas pleasantly spent in games
anu music and Aght pefreshmeuts
we've served
nc otooraitoas % the houss were
oealai1l teuus And cur nowers -.
used. --a
Tao sotlng people oomposiUr a.
s--S ere from Il 70 . years q 49,,
Afs. aostlll tsl.cles tie eia.. >, -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Y. w. c. A. Reception.

Mrs. w c. Hav1ey entertained he
young ladies' of the Young women's
Christian association at her pleasant
Safe street residence THURSDAY az.
ternoon. TIE afternoon wan delight.
fully informal and enjoyed by al.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Is In the clothes she wears. We 4
make your dress look Ike new Alba
shaw 4s9 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Dinner Party.

Mrs. w o. Simon, wife Of the nigh,
operator at the 8. p. depot, gave
dinner party Thursday afternoon in
honor Of her birthday.
Mrs. simOn's guests were. Mrs
Clara Hart, Mrs. b. N. White and Mis-,
Estelle Berry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Mrs. J. C. Graham entertain5
Inesday afternoon In honor OF MD
W. g. Wool OF Albany. The ente
'ainmsnt was 500" and Mrs. PA
sroat received the prize.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Leading cooks Of Salem spec
Wild Rose Flour IN their orders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Dat forsel- Wild Rose Fi0ur
ior il.oQ psE sack A. an grooem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK

and Mrs. shanls the boys. About a,
were present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

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ComnIaint Of had trolley service.

To THR EDITOR or THE SUN-Str: Il" Of Flush
ing complains that the managers Of the New York
and Queens County Railroad run their cars in such
a fashion that they move with about as little speed
as the old horse cars. Il" also says that open cars
are opersted and that the employees are uneivil.
While l agree with your correspondent, and all
patrons OF this trolley company sympathize most
heartily with him. yet I think L" can be thankful
that he is enabled to begin his journey on the cars
Of the company at the starting points mentioned
by him, Flushing and Astoria respectively, other
wise the employees Of the company might com
pei him to walk,
have on more than one occasion while on jack
son avenue. Corona, signAled = motOrman of the
cars Of this company TO stop that ] might become
a passenger. but the man ON the front platform,
one who no doubt can be heard in loud voice talk
ing about his rights IN union meetings.. has passed
by, pay ing no attention whatever TO me. at the same
time having a scowl on his face which was Intended
as a rebuke for my impotence In presuming TO put
him 10 the labor and eXertion OF stopping bis car
that q citizen might board II.
This kind Of violation OF the rights OF would be
passengers Is most fragrant and Is inflicted on those
patrons OF the road who live ON jackson avenue.
A complaint 10 the management OF the road will
not even bring an acknowledgment OF the receipt
Of the complaint. Perhaps, however, some day
the Railroad Commissioners will compel this com
pany to discharge the duty Il yves the public.
ELAHURsT, October ~. X.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-19
Progress OF Uncle Joe.

A few days ago we had the happiness
of recording Uncle JOE CANNoN's per-
formances in his parlor car gymnasium.
He %sprints, pitches quoits, plays hand
ball, squash and golf; and will ride to
hounds at the next meet Of the Worcester
Mass.) Fur Club. His physical record
is made up. He is the spryest all round
athlete Of his class. Now he is using
new tactics. He calls every State which
he visits the finest State in the Union
and buffers his fancy with statistics.
Missouri or Maine, it is all one to him.
The only State he ever loved is the n
in which the reporter taps him.
Complete proof Of his belief in his boom
Ia his sudden interest in his ancestors,
and the races which have contributed to
him:
Il always believed l had a few. knew that on
| NV mothers ade they we're ouakers. On my
fathers side they were Irish and English. with a
strange strain OF Low Dutch or Holland. Well. one
n, these men got after me. and I found out from
what he said that in the last $50 years I had
rr.at many ancestors. Some OF them could not
rad or write when they crme to this country.
They came over 10 better their conditions. and
| thank GOD they did come. II they had not come
I xuess there would have been a little OF me In Ire
| lad. a little Bit In England, and = little biz in tho
Law Countries In Germany and a little BIT In France.
lido not know where the other bits would have
been scattered. because that is as far as I got"
He will find French, Scandinavian,
German, Slav, Italian and other strains
too numerous to mention II the combat
deepens and he analyses his compost
ton more thoroughly. On the strength
of his looks we should mark him Cushite,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-19
THE CHARLES VI. MISSAL.
4 Unique n Beautiful French Manu-
script Of IN Fifteenth Century.

To THE EDITOR Oh THE SUN-Sir: In YOU
account of the library of the late Mrs. y. q.
Pope, published in THE Sun yesterday, you
refer to the missal of Charles VI. as her
finest manuscript" which is doubtless cor
rect, but this bare statement does scant JUS
tice TO what il undoubtedly one OF the most
beautiful and important manuscripts in ex-
Istence. The manuscript is beautiful from the
fact that each one of the larg e miniatures is
in itself an exquisite work of art. in which
the brilliant qualities of the artists Of the
Touraine school are fully developed. and
important "a a literary monument from the
fact that IL is written throughout in the YER
nacular. being doubtless in this respect unique
in it's kind. and forming a precious relic OF
the French language in the early part OF the
fifteenth century.
From the fact that the martyrdom OF st.
Catherine Is twice represented pages $40
and 1901, we are led TO believe that the manu-
scriDt was commenced about the time OF
the marriage of Catherine de Valois, youngest
daughter of Charles VI, TO Henry V. OF Eng
land, and was probably sent to her some time
Of CharIes's books made in I42s. shortly after
his death. On the death OF Catherine in lt3S
the manuscript passed 10 her son, Henry W.,
and was preserved in the Royal collection
until about 1887. when il was removed by a
person named Jean GILES, who appears to
have had some connection with the library.
In i545 il was sold by the heirs OF Jean lie
Grand 10 the monastery of Tougerloo In Bel
GUM, where 1t remained until June. 1883.
when the monks, in order to raise a sum OF
money 10 be sent to the Pope, decided to part
with their precious relic. 1t barely escaped
returning to England, as a bookseller Of
London, empowered TO purchase the manu-
script for a well known English collector,
arrived a few hours after the monks had
concluded the sale with the Partisan book
Sc ssll S. II ir BaGnf5 IA who in 5 !. +. q EESsfSo 81 1t
RENSSELAER,, October IL.