Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-05
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. wleman, OF

ter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Wieman, o.
this city.
The prizes for the finest twins
we're elegant gold chains and lock
cts. and we're won by Dennis anc
Donald whittier, of this city. They
are the sons OF Mr.. and Mrs F.
whittier. aged 10 months.
Hal Patton presented the IS.
months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
lG Smith with a handsome silk flag
for being the youngest child to say
"Pattons' book store"
Grazle Bloom was presented a
prize for being the smallest baby
present. She Is 10 months of age.
and weighs eight pounds. Her pa
rents are Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Bloom,
who reside near Salem.
The prize for the Oldest baby on
the rostrum was given to Hal Pat
ton. The gift was a nursing bottle,
and was graciously received.
The baby show was followed by a
short literary program, in which
little Miss Frances Goodenough won
first prize for the best patriotic
reading. Miss Goodenough Is but
10 years of age, and has n pleasing
appearance on the stage and an ex-
cellent voice. The second prize was
awarded to Miss Anna Gilbert. Lie
tlo Miss Nora Purylne also favored
the audience with an excellent reel
tatlon.
Mrs. S. l.. Hayden, DR.. Bancroft,
Mrs. c. J. Riggs, Mrs. b. c. DcLong
and Mrs. +. NJ. Derby rendered the
decisions In the baby show.
sole" Olson Married.
one OF the most amusing features
OF the afternoons exercises in Ma
rlon square was the marriage OF
Carrie Nation" better known as
Fred Kurtz, 10 Mr.. Olson, who Is
well-known I'm Salem Mr. Olson
and his Carrie Nation" were
brought TO Marion square In a cab,
and before thousands OF spectators
were made man and wife, REV"
Del Dinsmore performing the unique |
ceremony The bridal party was |
preferrlng a very simple
Wedding. They were preceded 10 the
stand by Mr.. fCharles Parmenter,
while the band gweetly rendered
Somewhere. The blushing bride
wore bright red dress. made mill
AIRY style. and gaping In the back,
while the groom was clothed In the
frock. Mr.. Olson. while
le knew there was To be a fictitious
marriage thought he was to ride
q the square with Mr.. Kurtz," and
when the vehicle drove mp containing
he elegantly gowned Carrie Ma
ion" Ole Is said TO have made objec-
Ions TO riding through the streets
With this strange woman, though he
oon caught on" after they start
"a At the conclusion OF the cere-
nony Mrs Nation was presented
With Mr.. Pa,ton's nursing bottle,
nd received the congratulations of
many friends.
The Band Music.
This was one Of the b'st features
Z the day. Tho Salem Military
'and was most respondent OF all,
nd occupied the position of honor
text camo the Queen city band. OF
Voodburn. 30 strong, In nne uni
orms The Victor Point band and
h. Popcorn band each had l6 uni
nrmod players. and did splondid eN-
cutlon on the Instruments until late
{ night These were the four best
ands the committee could secure.
he Chemawa band having gone 10
outhorn Oregon 10 play a, a Fourth
Z July celebration
The Days sports.
The tour-milo relay race came out
victory Tor the Indians. A large
'owd lined the streets FOR this event
nd the runners were followed by
'owd OF hoys ON bicycles. The four
lies were covered by the Indians IN
? y minutes. The Y, NJ c. A. man
'me Ia % seconds behind.
The relay race between the Mod
.n Woodmen. Woodmeu of the
'orld and Maccahees was won by
'e Maccahees. with the Modorns
'cond
In the lo0-yard dash George Kor-
.ck got FIRST place. with W. Jones
'cOnd
bo-yard dash Jones 0rst, Kor-
el aaganN