Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-08


H. w. Fries, A. F. Flegel, Tabor Far
rington,. l.. d. Freeland, A. Fox, e.
Z. Fields, r. s. Farrell, w. III. Grind
staff, A. v. Green, II. Gordon, w. e.
Grace, w. II. Galvani, Samuel |.
Guess, F. w. Harris, j. II. HALL, Geo.
w. Hazen, Philo Holbrook, Jr., F.
b. Holbrook, j. A. Hazeltine, j. r.
Hanson, G. II. Hill, s. w. Herman,
N. s. Hamlin, G. l.. Hosmer, w. ].
Holman, Edw. Holman, N. j. Hoff,
w. Harreschou, o. F. Heilbron, h.
ID. Inman, G. w. Ibbotson, e. G.
Jones, Fred Jacobs, II. jenkins, e. d.
Jorgenson, Fred Jennlng5, DR.. II. J..
Keeney, X. " Lively. G.. B. Leach,
j. G. Langdon, A. II. Lea, Sigmund
Lipman, w. Y. Marsters, j. II. Nc
Kenzie, Fred Muller, Phil Metschan.
Jr., AL Mendenhail, j. G.. Mack Im-
perial Potentate), T. McCuster, v,
X. Marshall, W. II. Monroe, Jas.
Muckle, j. II. Mcdonald, w. II. Metz
gar, j. w. Minto, Or. A. e. Mckay,
Jno. A. McQuinn, II. p. Nufus, f. A
Nichols, Phil New, b. ii. Ncol, II.
M, ogden, E. f. Pearson, II. p.
Palmer, c. B. Paddock, II. II. Powell.
Hal d. Patton (Salem). II. l.. Price,
A. Pearsonfr (Hood River), G. A.
Peterson1 Roy Quackenbnsh, w. L.
Robb, ]. w. Ream, Frank Richet, j.
+. Robinson. Ralph ID. Robinson, A
II. Rothwell, j. r. Rogers, II. Refer
son, Chas. Roe, J. p. Rhea, w. l..
Robb, s. j. Rafferty,, A. l.. Stephens.
J. s. Spier, N. p. Sorenson, G. w
Stapleton, Emil Schacht, II. Il. l..
Simmons, II. d. Storey. J. II. Strow-
bridge, Ed. Seymour, II. j. Schouldei
man, VIII e. Sherman (Hood River),
j. Schenck (Hood Rlver), G. II.
Stranchan (Hood River), e. C
Shannon (Hood River), s. w. Stryk-
er (Hood River), A. l.. Teeter, d.
W. Taylor, Archie Thurlow, c. II.
Tyler, A. Tilzer, G.. d. Thomasine,
c. b. Turley, T. L. Wadby. A. Walch.
l.. F. Wooster, +. @. Wasserman, +.
8. Wilson, ]. e. Werelin, f. IL. Wal
kins, j. II. Weatherby, @. b. White
house, v. B. Ward, N. G. Willis, A.
II. Wilson. II. !. Young. T. w. Vree-
land. f. A. Vankirk.
Charles f. Baker, A. L. Ball, Lark
Bilyeu, I. II. Bingham. ID. Bristow,
b. II. Bailey, l.. Il. Bean, +. l..
Chambers, c. II. Cannon, ID. l.. Cart
nell, F. Il. Dunn, F. s.. Dunn, F. M.
Day, Geo. OBJ. DeBar. c. S. Free
land, 8. II. Friendly. F. l.. Gibbs. M.
f. Griggs, A. J. Gillette. Geo. T. Hail
sr. F. J. Hard, Y. d. Hensill. ]. w.
Hatfield, J. w. Harris, ]. /. Jones,
Geo. II. Kelly. A. Lombard, @. r..
Loomis. c. w. Lowe, B. Lurch, j.
d. Matiock, J. A. Maurer. w. @. Mer-
Ger, NJ. Montgomery. w. F. Osburn,
ID. A. Paine, w. NJ. Preston, j. l..
Page, ]. +. Robinson, l.. N. Roney,
o. Y. Smith. w. l.. Souders, s. s.
Spencer, l.. M. Travis, @. ID. Wall,
NJ. o. Warner. b. A. Washburn, w.
G. washbnrne, l. l.. Whitson, u
Whattam. C. b. Willoughby, F. ID.
Wheeler, j. E. Young, Frank II. Win.
sor.
The Grand Banquet Feature.
Surprising in elaborateness OF de-
tail and appointment all the other
features OF Shriners' day was the
grand banquet held in the Under
wood rink as a fitting climax to a
most notable and brilliant occasion.
Over 400 covers were laid for the
festive indulgence which partook OF
the form of a collation. and the
yiands included the following menu
Turey. beer. a la mode, Indian
chutney. smoked tongue, pin-money
pickles. German salomay, Italian
salomay, German cerveat, Bombay
duck.