The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
New Hosiery
Opens Tonight
Hotel Occur d'Alene, Cost
ing $250,000, Will Have
Reception and Concert.
DUTCH JAKE" IS CHIEF
Heads Company, With
Harry Baer Secretary
and John G.. Gala
han Manager.
DUTCH JAKE" IS CHIEF

With reception and concert. the
opening of the Hotel Occur d'Alene,
Howard street and Main avenue, will
take place tonight.
The hotel building, which was for
merly occupied by the Occur d'Alene
theater, has been remodeled from top
to cellar, more than $250.000 being
used in making the alterations and
fitting up the new hotel.
The hostelry, which is considered
northwest, is newly furnished, with
an equipment upon which money was
not spared to have the best.
The hotel is conducted by the Occur
d Alene company, of which Jacob
Goetz. better known as Clutch Jake"
Is president. Harry +. Baer secretary
and treasurer. and John G. Callahan
manager.
The house will be opened to the in
spection of the public from until .
o'clock tonight, and a public recep-
ton will take place in the hotel lobby
and parlors from Z to II o'clock
There are seven floors to the new
hotel, and each room and suite has
hot and cold water and telephone con-
nections. There are well appointed
Those who will assist the manage
ment in the reception are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farley. the
Rev. and Mrs. d. Il. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. ED
Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs; J. Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heidenrsch.
Miss Florence Pruesse, Miss Antoin-
cite Leiendecker, Mrs. Robert Patrie,
Frank c. Robertson, William Connors,
Luhn. Frank Johnson, all of Spokane:
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Nj. Strahern, Post
Falls, Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
ONeil Wallace, Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs.
Int I,l A
and Mrs. William Mcconnell, Mos
COW, Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heit-
field, Lewiston, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs.
e enS Mrs Fo s"n MsabsrI d'GS Mr
Ferry, Idaho, MIR. and Mrs. n l.;
Quarles, Standpoint, Idaho; Mr. and
Mrs. j: \. Brown, Blacktnil, Idaho:
Mr.. and Mrs, G. r; Kopf, Rathdrum,
Rathdrum, Idaho: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W, Stoddard. Occur d'Alene, Idaho;
Mr., and Mrs A. 4. Crane, Harrison.
Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. McCarter, st.
Farrell, st. Joe, Idaho: Henry Lancas-
ter, Wallace. ldaho Andrew J. Kent,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho: Edwin McBee.
Porthill. Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs, Il. {.
Rohwer. Spangle, Wash: Mr., and
Mrs e. G., Rohwer, Spangle, Wash;
Mr., and Mrs. George w. Lancaster.
Rohwer, spangle. Wash; Thomas
Whalen, Fernie, b. c.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rohwer. Spangle, Wash; Thomas
Whalen, Fernie, h. c.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Eslick. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Coey.
The musical program, which will
be given by the Veteran Musicians of
Spokane, assisted by Miss Anna
Cleveland and Frank a. Johnson, Is
as follows:
March, "Duppel Chanzen" (Picfkw).
Dutch Jakes March on Land over
ture, Raymond" (Thomas): inter
mezzo, "E'lower Girl (Wenrich)
"Winona," Miss Cleveland; selection,
"The Merry Widow" (Laharl; ballet,
"Music From Faust" (GounodD, valse-
adaggio- allegretto; overture. Morn
ing. Noon and Night in Vienna"
(Suppe) annie Laurie" Miss Cleve-
land; wild Cherries Rag" tSnyder):
excerpts from The Soul Kiss"
UevD; Spanish dance and 'Bolero"
(Mose KowakD: I've Got the Time,
the Place, but | Can't Find the Girl"
Miss Cleveland; medley. Popular
Melodies (Shaplrol; characteristic,
''rhe First Heart ThrobS" tEilen-
berg); march THE Stars and Stripes
Forever (Sousal; "unfurl Old Glory
to the Topmost Breeze" tMarcia), by
Frank A. Johnson, Spokane. Wash.