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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Woodmen of fhe World

Head Consul Boak has returned to
Denver after a successful tour of the
state with State Organizer Peter T.
Gilroy. There was discovered a great
deal Of enthusiasm at all points from
Corning 10 San Diego and the cry
everywhere was "Boak Business.
Boost" At Bakersfield there was a
street parade in which 504 Woodmen
took part, after which there was the
initiation Of a class of 1O1 strangers.
At Pasadena q rOusing meeting was
held and at the close a banquet was
enjoyed by more than 400 persons At
that banquet the head consul was pre-
sented solid gold key. which he was
told was not only the key to the
headquarters Of the choppers in that
city. but 10 the heart of every neigh
Dor Of WOOdcraft in that section"
While in Sacramento the head consul
and the State organizer were greeted
by a large number of members of the
erder, including three State Senators
and seven Assemblymen. who are mem
bers OF the organization
The campaign committee Of Golden
Gate Camp the largest in this city. is
preparing for an open smoker to be
given in New Era Hall during the cur
rent month.
Leo de CardOna. a clerk of California
Camp, IS recovering from a severe at
tack OF pneumonia, which al one time
threatened to carry him away.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Independent Foresfers

r IGH Chief Ranger J. P. Murphy
and wife, the latter being past
chief ranger of Companion
4 i Court Golden Gate, recently Wis
ited Boulder Greek, where they
installed the officers of Court lakewood
and those Of the companion court Of the
same name. There was large attend
snce and at the close of the ceremonies
the visitors We're guests at a banquet
which did not terminate until O'clock
in the morning.
The officers Of Court Mission were in
stalled recently by High Chief Ranger
Murphy, assisted by the guard of honor
OF Companion Court Golden Gate The
new officers are W. Brill, chief ranger;
Frank Howell. vice chief; George 4.
stan. court deputy; Dr. Kastendick.
physician; L. Stern, past chief; e e
\ NorthUp, recording secretary; E. Kerns,
financial secretary; J. Fernandez and K
Kuntz, wOodwards; r. Richards and J.
Bilay, beadles. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by supper at which the high
chief ranger was presented a beautf-
fully bound ritual by the guard of
honor. The past chief ranger was pre-
sented a jewel Of his rank
At the meeting of the San Francisco
Board Of Deputies. of which J. b Knod4
son is the president held last week,
there was adopted a plan for the work
TO be carried on during the first six
months Of the term by the members of
the board
Gertie Wilson, past chief ranger of
Companion Court Golden Gate was pre-
sented at the last meeting with a val
liable gold jewel of her rank
After the installation of the officers
Of Companion Court Diana Mrs G. Nc
PhersOn. retiring chief ranger, was pre-
sented-a a piece of silverware. Mrs J.
B. Knudson, an active member of the
court, was presented a silver nutdish
Last Thursday the high chief ranger
visited the court in Colusa, where the
ofieers were installed and thirty new
members initiated.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Puhian Sisters

Eschscholtzia Temple of the Pythian
Sisters. which meets at 1894 Washing
ton street, is quite active under the
management of the recently installed
officers. A number of strangers have
been added to the membership and
there are several applications in the
hands of the committee on investiga-
ton. After the recent installation of
the officers by Past Chief Hildebrand,
assisted by Past Chief Cope of San
Francisco Temple and Julia Day of
Golden Temple, there was banquet.
at which there were encouraging ad-
dresses by prominent members of the
order.
At the meeting Of the temple January
% w. J. and Mrs Tuska entertained the
members with a musical programme
and a collation. in celebration of the
twenty fifth anniversary of their wed
ding.
The temple will give whist party
February 26 in which nonmembers
will be permitted to take part.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

IN this affair are California, Washing
ton. Mckinley, Grant and Blaine.
The Petaluma assembly Is doing well
having In the latter part OF January
initiated a class Of twenty-five stran-
gers.
The assembly at Healdsburg during
the past week sent In a number Of ap-
plications to the head ONCE to be passed
upon by the senate medical examiner.
Los Angeles IS still letting the senate
know that 1t is In the field OF workers
by forwarding applications
The assembly that was started some
time since in the State Of Michigan has
been organized and in short time will
be instituted Arrangements are being
made to start assemblies in Kentucky
and in Indiana
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Degree of Honor !.


Deputy Grand Chief of Honor Lucy
C.. McNear recently installed the off,
GERS of Silver Spray Lodge and those of
Forget Me Not Lodge with the assist
ance of her staff.
The officers of Forget-Me- Not Lodge
are: Mrs. Emma Ryerson, P. c. of H.;
Mrs. Micah Balm. c, of H; Mrs. Caro-
line Dibblee, L. of H.; Miss Mabel Les
ter, c. of c.; Mrs. Dora II. Hughes; re-
corder (fifth term); Frank j. Mcclure,
flnancier (siXth term) Mrs. Mary Roth
ganger, receiver eighth term); Miss
Martha G. Lester. usher; Mrs. l.. A.
Wahl, inner watch; John w. Foster
outer watch Following are the names
of appointed officers: Fred ]. Roth
ganger, adviser; Miss Ella Beck, first
M. of H; Mrs. Ellen Kerrigan, second
NJ. of H.
A souvenir emblematic badge was
presented to the retiring c. of H.. Mrs.
Emma Ryerson.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Knights and Ladies

The officers of Aurora Lodge, Knights
and Ladies of Honor, who are to serve
for the current term, were recently in
stalled at 638 Eighth avenue by Deputy
Grand Protector Louise A. Bigler, after
which there was a programme of
speeches, songs music and~the serving
of refreshments. The new officers are
Emma L. Sundberg, past protector; DR..
]. B. Hannah, protector; Ella F. Koe-
ming, vice protector; w. b. Faulkner,
recording secretary; Lizzie A. Rapp,
financial secretary; Morris p. Smith,
guide; Catherine Houston, guardian;
Carrie Blackmore, sentinel; Mary A.
Grove, organist
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Good Drama and Vaudeville

Alabama" than which no play has a
stronger grip on the taste of all classes
Of American theater- goers, win be pre-
septed at the Colonial Theater tomor-
row evening with the full strength of
the stock company in the cast and a
most elaborate scenic production. The
excellent work done by the Colonial
pIsyers last week in The Palace OF the
King" has established their versatility,
so al Of the varied characters drawn
b. Augustus Thomas IN Alabama" are
assured Of truthful impersonation.
After quite a long absence Patrice.
the dainty and gifted comedienne, viii
reappear this afternoon at the Orpheum
and present her latest success, Gloria" :"
a plavIet treating of Western life and
character. Her company includes
Charles Hutchison, an actor Of good
reputation in the East
Hickey and Nelson, who know how TO
Mamuse. will be seen in their latest
" ugh-naking hit, Twisted and Tang
led" Happy Jack Gardner. singing
comedian and monologist, is assured a
hearty greeting. and Little Hip" the
smallest educated elephant on earth.
viii add variety to the new bill
Among the holdovers are the Laba-
kans and their trick dog, Maddox and
AfAlvin- Smith and the Two Johnsons.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Native Daughters

The officers for Genevieve Parlor of
the Native Daughters OF the Golden
West elected for the current term were
installed on the fourth Thursday in
January by District Deputy Grand
President Hannah Nolan Of Orinda
Parlor, assisted by Past Grand Presi-
dents Genevieve Watson Baker and
Eliza Douglas Keith and Grand Sec
retary Laura Jane Frakes. That night
. was the fifth anniversary of the or
anization Of the parlor and there
fore a social event The visiting Of
cials were each given a pretty wooden
souvenir adorned with pyrographic de-
signs, the handiwork of Agnes NJ. Troy.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

mel commander, w. p. Squires; lieu
tenant commander, w. A. Kerns; ma
jor. c. P. Berry of Mountain View;
quartermaster. C. w. Rice; officer of
the day, w. H. Brown; officer of the
guard, Frank Enser; camp committee,
L. j. Riley, III. L. Partridge, William
Phillips, Sylvester Sampson and DR.. j.
L. Asay. Ralph Waldo was appointed
adjutant.
George H. Thomas Post OF the Grand
Army of the Republic has had the fol-
lowing members installed as its off,
GERS for the current term: F. G. Wis
ker, commander; T. W. Nowlin,
senior vice commander; John Rush,
Junior vice commander; John II.
Roberts, adjutant; Charles H. Blinn
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

the Alfred Kelley Company in a new
sketch entitled. Sister Mary from Tip
perary," and the motion pictures.
At the Chutes Theater tomorrow after
noon the Scheck Brothers, European ac-
robats, and ]. Gaffney Brown, 'the man
with the cigarette will make their
first San Francisco appearance. Devlin
and Ellwood are to present new mu-
steal comedietta, there win be new
moving pictures, and the Gayety Girls
viii be seen in new burlesque, Jus
tice Frappe."
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Continued from Page 81, Column
semble is heard 10 advantage in many
musical numbers, including 'Good-by.
Ny Sailor Boy" Moon Dear" Come
Down and Kiss Ne, Honey" Idaho
cupid Is the Captain of the Army"
Gladys" Push the Button" and Re
solve"
The Princess Chic" which is to be
produced by the San Francisco Op-
era Company tomorrow evening at the
American Theater, IS divorced from
the general run Of modern comic op-
eras and musical comedies. It's story,
by the late Kirk La Shelle, has a ro-
mantle flavor that is interesting and re-
freshing, and its many bright and
tuneful musical numbers, by Julian
Edwards, afford opportunity for effect
i've ensemble work
The cast contains a list of artists
whose names-such as Teddy Webb,
Aida Hemmi, Joseph w. Smith, Aimee
Leicester and Francis Carrier-are suf-
fcfent TO give a fair idea Of the excel
lence Of the presentation. In addition
TO the known fayorites, however, Maude
Beatty. a contralto from the Gayety
Theater. London, viii appear IN this
production. and Charles A Morgan
whose work in The Tenderfoot" at the
TivoI is laughingly remembered, VIII
have a well-ftting role. The comedians
viii have plenty of good material 70
work with. and the chorus, too, is well
Drovided for in THE Princess Chic"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
News Of the FraG@rm@0 Societies

Mrs. P. J. Connelly; Powhattan, M.
Monte: first warrior. ]. J. Mccain; seq
ond warrior, C. P, St John; third war
rior J. T. Davies; trustees, Mrs c.
Geer, Mrs o. Bellando; medicine man,
Dr. Chas NJ. Troppmann. The reports
presented prior to installation show
that during the past term this council
adopted more palefaces than any other
council in this part of the reservation
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
The Americans

The joint assemblies of the Order Of
the Americans will hold a whist tour
nament In Oakwood Hall on the even
ing of February 13. when valuable
prizes will be awarded to the winners
The assemblies that are to take part
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
Eastern Star

Olive Branch Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, at its last meeting In
January in Cotfl1on Hall, had q large
attendance. There was the reception
OF five applications for membership and
the initiation of three candidates in the
presence of Deputy Grand Matron Liz
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Aaron Hoffman. the well-known or
chestra leader is writing comic opera.
He is alsoIgoing to compose the music
and will produce it himself, furnishing
the necessary money and other incl
dental trimmings.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

surgeon; c. III. Osborn, chaplain;
Thomas Green, officer of the day; j.
Hassenmuller, officer of the guard: c.
w. Gordon, sergeant major; ]. G. Geist-
ing, quartermaster sergeant; William
Healey, inside sentinel j. H. Carols.
outside sentinel.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Says the press agent for "Clothes:"
Gowns TO the value of $1,000 and pet
dogs said to be of equas worth are two
Of the prominent features with the
Hopgood- Pollock play" His next com
munication may tell how much the
players are worth.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
operate Refugees Tell Of Their Relief

prices, devote the saving to the pur-
chase of sausages to throw at the
critics" wrote Bernard Shaw while he
was serving time as a play reviewer
In London. Il appeal to the gentle
man or lady who SUCCESSFULLY aimed one
at me TO throw a cabbage next time as
/ am vegetarian, and sausages are
wasted on me-"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

According to the Delineator, Viola
Allen is ''one of those American girls
who is inordinately fond of spaghetti,
but to perfectly satisfy Miss Aliens
palate the spaghetti must be served
with a beef dressing" Then follows
the recipe.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

'Mexicana" is to be revamnad by
perts in that line and will shortly he
seen with Camille d'Arville and r. G.
Herr in the principal roles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Il regret to say that the patrons of
the gallery at the Princess, being ad-
mitted at half the usual West End
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Florence Roberts will present her
new play, Maria Rosa" at Dalys
Theater on March IL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Van Ness Theater will be opened on
March II, and 1T is confidently pre-
dicted that the new Alcazar will also
be ready to receive the public on March
Is
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Alice Johnson has Joined the Frawley
Stock Company in Minneapolis as lead
ing woman.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

The San Carlos Opera Company, with
Nordica, Alice Nelson, Campanari and
other big singers among the principals,
viii be here in the near future. They
viii probably appear at the, Chutes
Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

The White Cat" magazine story
by Gillett Burgess, is to be dramatized
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Henri Bataille, the French dramatist
is preparing new version of Faust,
In which Nine. Bernhardt is to have the
role of Mephistopheles
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
knenf Plays and PIaYerfoK

Among the attractions to appear here
soon under the Gottlob-Marx manage
ment are The Virginian," Nance
O'Neill in The Sorceress," Lillian Rus
sell in her new comedy, Savages Eng
lish Opera Company in Madame But
terhy." and Creston Clarke in a ro-
mantle play.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

3f9 Mohawk Street, CHICAGO.
Mceit has becone,sererssiy known
That Dapderinecauseshair 3uss
as soundansly on the heads 6ffhiidrenas
Ndoes on thoseof maturedpefsons, 10 many
truly marvellous cases are coming 10 ouh
notice. Little Miss RUSSELL. whose photo.
graph appears above,ia certainly one OF
the reularkab BILE ones. her beputifpl hair
ssSsss ssSsSsss ss,sig. isfsss S sRd her q.sss
BIT OEfr-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

MISS nfARNdAIsA HENRE.
6o38 Forrestville Ava, CHICAGO.
Miss Henry says; "Befosaf foegsn using papdefdne
my hair was falling out in great handsful. and And
pleased 10 cay that Dnnderipe not only stopped H
once but has made my. haif grow more than iwace
as long as IL ever was"
!. Mrs. EloiseAtherton. Little Rock ARK says, eft
!s surely remarkable the way Danderine improves
the hair. It hos made my hair inches long
In five months and II IS getting thicker apd longer
allt time believe in giving praise where ts is
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Continued from page "a, Column :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
Personals

h. II. Doe went TO Portland today
A. L. Brown went to Jefferson thli
morning.
Arthur c. Boschen left this morn,
ing for Portland.
II. W. Wiprut went to Portland
this morning on business.
George Rudolph left this morninr
for Jefferson on business.
Fred Legg visited his family In
this city over Sunday.
Jefferson Myers came up from
Portland this morning.
+. A. Holmes went to Portland
this morning on business.
Rev. C. o. oliver came down from
Jefferson this morning.
DR.. w. T. Williamson. OF Portland.
is In the city on business.
Mrs. A. MeGm has returned from
visiting friends ia Portland.
A. King Wilson a well-known Por,
lapd attorney. is in the city.
Mrs, Ray Gilbert has retp,ro,
from brief visit in Portland.
Frank Harriet returned this NOR,
ing from visit in Portland.
Miss Blanche Brown has returned
nom a visit at the reform school
orten Roby and brother left this
morning Tor Aumsyine on business.
Mrs. Fred watrous aud little SON
city. ~ 'H'
Leo Wood. OF snetr. is in the c,,,
Visiting friends and transaetlns busi.
ness 0"s''
Mrs, + Churchill OF Albany e
'.s'''ns relatives asd friends in the
wm Evans. Of Portland. sooD,
sunday Visi,,ag salem friends ana
relatives. anu
d, ben Tamplin returned to Portland
ms ..'. morning after an oyer-supdav
Mr.. and Mrs, c. D. oabriel.oo ana
laase'er Miss Ruth. went 10 PORT
aud today. VIZ
AIRS Cornell has returned trom ~.
n Jefferson. '-''hsS'
Mss Frances Howard. after an
.Ver-Sonday visit with re,a,,va. Al
y. 's..'. s''y. returned this mOrnins to
'''a-ss OlAFissa' Margurl,s ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

Vhas. z. Strain. the assessor OF
Vmaiilla county. who has become an
expert ON matters OF county reyen.
aes. Is In the city 20 appear before
'he committee on assessment and tax
a'ion this evening. During the mast
Tour years the amount OF taxes naia
IN his county has gone up from
heS,oeo 70 1sie.o0o. as compared
With a raise oi from Siis.eOo 10
siSS.oeo for tho four years proceed
ms The ProPsnslties OF the tar.
eater TO grow more yoraelous anne.
ute does not seem 10 be confined
Ia Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

cecelia willy, of Portland, returned
10 their home yesterday, after visit
ing Miss Helen Calbreath, OF TINS
city. ~
Mrs. Alfred Thayer, wife of one OF
The star reporters of the Salem
Statesman, left Saturday night for
her former home in San Francisco
10 remain until warm weather. N
Theron Lyon, after visiting rela-
lives aad friends here, has returned
to his work in Portland. He was
formerly drug clerk of the j. Haber-
ly drug store here, and is at present
with a Portland firm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

Baker county. The leaa,-
ers Of Baker county are + ! ''q' 4
1t and that they have dec,a.I' y la'e
selves on the subject l.
Senator Hart and REM, ."
Moore desired and they w'n
cordinsiy.-Baker City Dena..' m, Z
90 They All DO 1t. =
Or course Speaker Dayev
ed off the committeeships n ~
Haines did also. including ~
in the deal. Mr.. vawter a'' 'aaY
Hodson, defeated candidates 's J.
same. IT'S the way cand,s.
elected. It's a bad way. IN
tuition should be U'Rened - y n 4
people can elect speaker ..s
dent of the senate Albany ~
He Is a Democrat
The state board can be t,0..l.
appoint the men who have .os.''
the 1900 states unfortppato- ! /
insane asylum. or can sato,r
four millions of the school ,n.,1i|
nobody but the governor tno.'3
TO select a board of railroad ,0'.I|
sioners. The governor is 4 nj
crat.@Pendlton Tribune.
Nobody Objects.
There certainly can be 5o,,..
able objection in the lesIs,s,..'.
Representative Settlemiers M
prohibit issuance of liquor NV. !!
persons convicted of selling lIoD..
minors, or violating SUNDAY 4 II
law or permitting minors to tr.s,
aloons.-Woodburn Indepessa'
The overweening generosity !
president of the senate ANA
of the house. In avri'I
three-fourths OF the comu,.. I
in the Oregon M
ture to men from that count.
a correlative element Of resDops'
ity upon the metropolitan coupu
centers the critical interest 4
state upon that delegation. A
desired legislation shall EVENT.
either to the qualification or Al
oointment of the people al AN.
will the measure Of credit or n
all TO the city of Portland.-A
an. - Ht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
birthday sur1nise1

A surprise party was given Sd
day evening, January 26th, In Al
of Miss Vida McMillan's iours
birthday. A very pleasant eyul
was spent in games aud playG 4
Vida was the recipient Of ss|
nice gifts. One especially ulI
book of Whittier's Birthday a
by five of her schoolmates. Lad
freshments were served. Thos
ent were: Emma Minton, Il
Miller, Katie Wise. Vida McN
Edna TAFT. Lille Glenzs. BeNk
mold, Vera Mcmillan, Lulu h
Madge Arnold. Vera Walllng.
Wright, Johnnie Leets. Clifton s.
Floyd Davis. Lester Watson,
Brewer Wilber McCracken.
Irish, Mark Elliott. Claud Hnl 4
ry Morris, Glare Vibbert, Lin
Cracken, Russell Cody.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
sunrage Meeting.

There viii be women's sunrase
meeting at the W, c, T. L. han. cor
nor OF Ferry and Commercial streets
ON Tuesday. the 27th. at g;s0 O'Clock
everybody invited TO be- present. Ry
order OF the superintendent OF the
suffrage department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
Golng % Ho-,,l Rher.

hr and Mrs. Ira Hamilton and
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Adolph let this
morning for Hood River. where
Messrs Hamilton and Adolph win en-
sase In tho confectionery business.
Both young men aud their wives are
well known Ia salem. and leaye for
their new home with the best wishes
of their many friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

Miss Hummel. OF Portland. will
he Ia Salem. at Mrs, Browns board.
lns house. AZ the corner OF Liberty
aud chemekcta streets. where she
viii be prepared to a. ladies with cor
se1v, and viii have a complete line
Of ladies furnishing goods. Unusual
shapes and sizes OF corsets made 60
order, Can Tuesday between 1850
a, m, and $3.50 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
Meetings Largely Attended,

The eyangelistic revival meetings
that are In progress at the First
Presbyterian church. under the lead
ership OF Messrs. Steele and Hoppy.
are drawing large crowds, and Great
ing a great deal OF interest. A splen-
did choir has been organized, and
the musical features are very attrac-
tive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
Fractures Collar Hone

Fractures Collar lone. -.
I. II. Jones while engaged In haul
Ing hops from his farm at Mission
Bottom was thrown from his wagon
and sustained a fracture OF his coll
lar bone. He was brought 20 Salem
Saturday night and at present Is rest.
lng easily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

accomplished and popular reporter
on the Portland Telegram. was mar
ried last Saturday In Portland to
Miss Ernoatine Coughran. also a
member OF the Telegram stan Mr..
strsnborg came TO Salem during the
first week OF the legislative session
for the Telegram.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

Malio~a eounp's sisiement OF "a.
Penses was nlcd vita the secretary
az state this n0rniAg. showing the
total expenses Of that ooaRty Cor the
Year ises. exclusive of roads ana
hlsAwayA Vas tas.lSesA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
CITY NEWS
a Colie tion of IuE'ortAnt Para.
graphs for Year Consideration
NeM AIairaeler IIrre-.-.

Mr. W. O. noycr, a new mcmber
OF the salem Abstract a Land Co,
has arrived IN Salem with his family
from Minncsola aud has assumed hlu
duties AZ secretary OF the company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

Mrs. J u. scott. who IL at the
Salem hospital, having undergone a
serious operation. Is reported very
much improved today. and entirely
out ot danger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
,.Mherr Roll. thr onrnnn-

Professor A. c. rilman viii give
hts lecture. where Rolls the ore.
son" IN the chapol,of the willamette
University Tuesday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
I.rniscntlar, HntrrtAlnn,nn,-

Tho inmates Of the state peniten.
'iary will giye an entertainment a.
the prison "Wednesday evening begin.
ming az o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28
Game IIonle slrk

Former Policeman John J. Long
coz came home from HAY city sick.
AZ aooh a. he RECEIVERS he Unl return
Go the coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-28

fhree of the four children Of
Charles Pearoe have aled a petition
Ia tho eoanU court asking Tor the
appointment of Charles u. Rusey as
administration of the estate.