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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
WOULD BURN OIL
TO PREVENT FIRES
UNITED rREss LEASED w1Rn.l

Olympia, Wash, June 15.-Let-
ters have been addressed to officials
of 10 railroads operating in this
state by the state railroad commits
sion, asking them to offer sugges.
tions as to the date for holding a con-
ference to discuss the question of in
stalling oil burners on locomotives
on their lines.
The Milwaukee road already is
burning oil on part of it's lines and
he Northern Pacific has installed
oil burners on some of its switch en-
gines. The proposed conference will
be held in Tacoma or Seattle and
the matter of eliminating to as
great an extent as possible the dan
ger of forest fires from locomotives
will be discussed.
The commission is in receipt OF
letters from D. p. Simons, Jr., CHIEF
fire warden of the Washington forest
fire assoc alton in which it is urged
to take steps toward calling such q
conference 1t is stated that in New
York locomotives operating over the
Adirondack mountains are required
to use oil burners from April 10 to
October 10 and the suggestion tha,
such an arrangement here is offered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
Married This Morning.

Roy Mullinix and Elizabeth Mar
garet Breckner were united in mar
riage in the city today, and the cou-
pie left this forenoon for Portland,
where they will spend their honey
moon.
The marriage occurred at the par
sonage of the Unitarian church and
the ceremony was performed by
Rev. Bandy. 1t was witnessed only
by immediate relatives and few Of
the intimate friends of the contract
ing parties. Both of the contracting
parties have hosts of friends in the
city who will wish them happiness
and success.
They will be at home to friends
Monday.
The Journal force has an especial
interest in this wedding for several
reasons. First, they are all just
naturally good friends of the
groom's and then, the Journal press
man, w. w. Kuntz, was "best man
on the occasion and that is the next
best thing to having a wedding oI
one of the force. The Journal boys
are sincere in their wishes for the
happiness of the young couple, fol-
they want to retain their faith in
their pressman as being a mascot
rather than hoodoo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
Merely a Suggestion.

oh! Noble Conscript Fathers
When you meet again tonight
TO shed some oratory, and
Likewise some rays of light;
Let me offer suggestion
That may conserve your time,
And justify my buttlng in
To your affairs In rhyme.
About that bell on Center street
And its unceasing din,
Assassinating Silence and
Provoking words of Sim
Don't bother with an ordinance
Or worry the S. P.
About inaugurating gates,
But take a huneh from me.
Don't resolute or ordinate
Don't whereas, and don't swear
Or waste your time in argument,
Or waste 1t worse--in prayer;
But II you'd stop it's changing an
Put all the noise to rout--
Send Murphy up with orders just
To take the elapper out.
-. II, Cradlebaugh,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
A SPLENDID RECITAL.

College of Music Delights Large
Audience With Splendid Program.
The College OF Music held It's
commencement recital last evening
before a crowded house at the First
Methodist church, The program
was lengthy but for all that It did
not have a dry or uninteresting
number, and il was enjoyed In full
by the large crowd.
The recital was pronounced by
those attending It as being superior
10 that given last year, There was
IA marked improvement in the artis.
tic and technical work of the stu
dents and also In the expression OF
shading and feeling, and the execu-
tion was marked with a brlllaney
seldom evidenced at a recital of that
character.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
THE COLONEL
HEAVED COAL

Aboard Steamship Kaiserine. Au-
guste Victoria. June Colonel
Roosevelt spent part of his day in
visiting the stoke hold OF the steam
ship, where he chatted with the
stokers, The colonel replaced one
OF the stokers for a time end sent
several shovelfu's OF coal into one
OF the furnaces. AT the oonclus on
OF his visit he shook hands with the
grimy men and asoended 70 his quar-
ters.
Later Roosevelt formally received
the FIRST and second class passengers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
No Infringement of Patent.

New York, June 15.-Pending
trial of the suits filed by Orville and
Wilbur Wright, to protect their aer-
oplane rudder pantents against al
legged infringements by Louis Paul
han and Glenn H. Curtiss, the tenn
porary injunction obtained by the
plaintiffs will be vacated, according
to a decision of the United States cir
cult court of appeals. The court held
that the infringement was not clear
ly enough established to warrant a
permanent injunction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15

LOT 6Cx110; Two blocks from State
house, 5000. Easy payments.
Lot, Miller and Saginaw; $3.50; ex-
eellent buy.
Lot 5Ox2OO on gath ST.; $40 down,
balance So per month.
Lot in Highland Ave; $40 down, s.
per month.
Lot, 40x160, half block of state
house, $4,000.
Lot, Thirteenth and Center streets,
S1O50. A good buy.
Excellent lot on 2Sd street, $225;
$40 down; IS per ponth.
Terms can be had on all of the
above.
See SA1TH-GuLINGHAM 90.
Room 8. Mccormack bldg.
Phone 90 or 1923
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
LOS ANGELES
STRIKE GROWS
STRIKERS WILL ATTEMPT TO
CLOSE THE BAKER IRON
WORKS NIGHT L LACEY
COMPANY is RUNNING, BUT
BADLY CRIPPLED.

Los Angeles, Calf, June 15.
The striking metal workers will at.
tempt tonight to close the Baker
Iron works, one of the largest estab-
lishments, in southern California,
according to a statement today by
George Gunrey, one OF their leaders
Gunrey declared that practically
every machinist, boiler maker and
molder at the Baker works will quit
ton ght He predicted that the
doors Of the concern would be closed
before the end OF the week,
Because of defections during the
last two days less than dozen men
are left at work at the Lacey Iron
works, the union leaders say.
The manager for the Lacey com
pany insists that more than 100 man
still are at work. but admits that
the efficiency OF the plant has been
impaired by the desertions.
Union officials today began the
distribution of funds sent here by the
labor unions Of San Francisco. They
claim they have enough funds AZ
ready on hand to care for the strik
ers for at least three months.
The Llewellyn Iron works refused
to permit their men to leave the
plant at the noon hour today, be-
cause Of noon meetings planned by
the strikers. The men We're com.
PEELED to eat their lunches in the
foundry yard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
The Glidden Auto Tour.

Louisville, KY, June 15.-The au-
tomobiIes entered in the seventh an
nual Glidden tour resumed their
journey here today. Nineteen cars
OF the rs entered have perfect
scores.
Today's run Of 1913 miles will take
them to Nashville. Tenn. this even
ing. They plan to reach Bowling
Green Ky, about noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
NE CowIes stim Leads--

Miss Nellie Cowles continues to
lead in the contest for queen of the
Cherry fair. Her vote is now 405.
The next highest is Miss Mary Ec-
kerlin with vote OF 377.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
Pnrchased Two Tracts

Henry q. Garbe. recently from St.,
Paul, MINI, has just purchased two
tracts near Fairfield, one of so acres
and one OF three acres. He has
moved on the larger place with his
family and will grow peaches, pota-
toes and logan berries, Derby y
Wilson closed the deal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
CROWDS on VISITORS.
CONTINUED from rage ~

the reception.
After Roosevelt has been properly
welcomed he will take luncheon az
the home OF his brother-in-law,
Douglass Robinson, with Robinson,
Senator Lodge, Representative Long-
worth. his son-in-iaw, and other per-
sonal friends,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
Macarthur to Deliver Address
(FIRsT FLOoR.)

Hon. G. N. Macarthur, private sec
rotary to Governor Benson, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the
address on Independence day at
Jacksonville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15

Dufur plans the biggest horse and
fruit fair for next fan that they
have ever had, and that Is going
some.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15

A number Of salem men have
STRINGS 20 them that someone else Is
pulling
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
A slx-weeks' VISIT

d. w. Eyre. wife and daughter
leave tomorrow for an extended trip
East. They win visit Mr., Eyre's old
home in Illinois, and will stop at all
OF the principal cities on the way,
They win return by the Canadian Pa
cifc and visit Mr.. Eyre's brother al
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. This will
be a pleasure trip from start 10 finish
and will last for six weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15

9ilson's barber shop
0flson's cigar store
aiison's baths open ali day Sunday
12-4-w-s-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15

l HAVE OFFICE-On ground floor
in good location, will share with
or without desks. Apply P. O..
Box 354 6-14-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
Pupas Secure Certiacatcs--

Pupas Secure Certificates
Certificates have been awarded
the pupils who secured an average
Of 80 per cent In tho recent county
spelling contest, Those awarded GER
tifoates are: Kenneth Moores, En-.
ma May, Grace Molleneop. Marguer-
tie Cook, Alice Welch, Annie Wilant,
nirdeen Meyers, Bulah Woods. Au-
brey Jones. Archie smith. Dorothy
Erwin. Bari Homan. Gussle Niles,
Eafi Woods. Mary Shuts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-15
TO Participate n Man Hunt

To Participate In Man Hunt
Warden Curtis. of the state penl-
tentiary. left last evening for Lake
county to participate in the man
hunt for Ike Harold, The murderer
of Herbert and Walter Newell near
I.akeyiew. He took with him the
prison blood hounds and was to be-
Sin the hunt from I.Rkeview upon
MS arrival there last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

that of Miss Minnie Hitler, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hitler, to Mr.. Lester
Kirschbraun of Chicago son OF Mr., and
Mrs. Louis Klrschbraun of this city,
which viii be celebrated Saturday even
ing at ESQ o'clock, at Metropolitan club.
The attendants will includes Maid OF
honor, Miss Florence Hitler; bridesmaids,
Miss Sadie Kirschbraun and Miss Irma
Hitler OF Chicago; ring bearer, Miss Har-
riet Rosewater. best man, Mr. Herbert
Heavenrich Of Detroit, Mich; ushers
Messrs. Eugene Hitler of Chicago,
Clarence Silver Of Chicago, Louis Hill
Ter, Edwin Kirschbraun, Morton Hitler.
Rabbi Frederick COhn, who will Off
ciate, will be assisted by Rabbi Louis
Bernstein Of ST. Joseph, Mo. The
ceremony will be followed by a dinner
and dance, Among the out-of-town
guests for the wedding will be Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Riegelman, grandparents
Of the bride; Miss MignOnne Riegelman.
Sol Berman and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Riegelman OF Des Moines, Ia. Mr., Sidney
Swarts Of New York city, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Lowenstein Of Downs, Kan; Mrs. M.
Friend OF Lincoln, Neb,, and Miss Edith
Heavenrich Of Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
Personal Gossip

Mrs Liscomb Of New York is the guest
of Mrs. George Palmer.
Mr.. Erastus A. BeIeer has gone to
FLORIDA for three ~eAUG
Mr.. and Mrs 4uso llraudeis NSNe re-
turned from an eastern trip.
Nh George ~, ]1siSn spent a few Gays
OF ule last wees 81 Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs @ RedIck leave tsrlor-
row for a brief 1sis ia Chicago.
Mrs. Pau schmlc " San Iieg1 Cal.
is the guest Of Mr.. aHJ ,Eys ! O. elder.
AIR. and Mrs sherman Cannald and baby
are in the city from Sheridan, Wyo., for
Two weeks visit.
Air William L. Holman Of New York
city arrives Monday to be the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levy.
Miss Bess Leuthold, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. George sumner, will return
TO her home in 81. Paul. Mimi, today.
Mi. ana Mrs. r. "A. Morsman and Miss
Harper leave December 1 for Coronado,
CAL, where they wiz spend the winter.
Mrs. Franklyn Redman of salt Lake
City Is the guest OF her brother, Mr..
Charles A. Pickcns, and Mrs. Pickens.
Miss Genevieye Allen, who Is the guest
OF her cousin. Miss Margaret Lee, expects
10 leave for her home In Clinton, Ia, next
Wednesday
Nj. ana Mrs. q. W. Wattles. who have
been in New York City, are now At hot
Springs Va, and will remain Until after
THANKSGIVING
ar. and Mis-. James Weart and daugh-
ter Niles Ellen. viii arrive Wednesday TO
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. aud Mrs,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
Pleasures Past

The Misses Goetz entertained at luncheon
Saturday in honor Of Miss Minnie Hitler
and Miss Blanche ROsewater. The guests
included the members OF a sewing club.
Mrs. Harley Moorhead entertained in
formally at bridge Saturday afternoon at
her home in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Charles Wallin Of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs Frank Judson entertained at bridge
yesterday for Mrs Chumlea OF Boston and
Mrs. Spalding of Sioux City The rooms
were bright with yellow and white chry-
santhemums. Nine tables were placed for
the games, and the high score was made
by Mrs w. J. Burgess.
In her apartments IN the Troy Mrs.
Charles Marpie was hostess at an informal
tea Saturday in honor of Mrs Dudley
Wolfe and Mrs. Baker Receiving with
Mrs MARBLE were Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs Baker
and Mrs, Bundy Mrs. John Il. Wilbur
and Mrs. White presided at the tea table.
Mrs Warren NJ, Rogers gave an at
ter. Miss Mildred Rogers. Assisting Mrs
Rogers were Mrs. A. c, Smith Mrs. E. NJ.
Fairfield Mrs Louis Bradford, Mrs
Myron Learned, Mrs Thomas swobe, Mrs
George A. Joslyn, Mrs Henry Yates Mrs
George Voss. Mrs. H. Lem st. Mrs Farms
Forbes, Miss Eugene Whitmore, Miss Mar
garet Mcpherson, Miss Dorothy Morgan
and M IS Agnes Burnley.
Complimentary to Mrs J. d. Srauldng OF
Sioux City and Mrs. Miles Chumlea Of
Boston gue.ts Of Mrs. f. w. Judson. Mrs.
j. d. Foster entertained a few friends in
formally ut luncheon at the Loyal hotel
Saturday After luncheon they were the
d.
at the Brandeis theater. Those present
were Mrs. j. d. Spauldlng, Mrs Miles
Chumlea. Mrs. f. W. Judson. Mrs. w j.
Burgess, Mrs. T. e. PeaIce, Mrs. W. J.
Hynes, Mrs n l.. Guckert and Mrs. ]. d.
Foster.
Mrs. J. II. Dumont and Mrs. Arthur d.
Smith entertained at a prettlly appointed
luncheon party Saturday at their home
for Miss Elizabeth Mcconnell. Red meteor
roses formed the centerpiece for the table
and eovara yyara pIroaI fnr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

on Friday night The selection OF Tues
day as White House night gives the dav
vogue elsewhere. While Monday Is geucr-
ally considered an undesirable dinner
n ght number Of dinners preceded the
White House receptions ON Tuesday nights
last winter. hosts and guests frequently
COINS on to the White House together
Many Washington hosts long ago selected
day FOR entertaining and keep 20 st sea-
son after season. There ara a few who
have found a means OF OVERCOMING the
gas tronomc difficulties Of Monday menu
and who have long establ shed their hold
upon another day. custom has given a
precedence; and only very verdaut new
conner would plan a hospitality that would
in any way conflict with their recognized
priority.
Miss Helen Taft will set tho debutaute
ball a-rolllnE early IN December. when, IL
is understood she will be presented by
her mother at a ball in the East room
where two notable buds have bloomed he
fore her-Miss Alice Roosevelt now Mrs
Longworth, and her younger sister, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt-both Of whom had beau
tiful balls in that historic rooms as q Mt
ting launching OF the first young lady
OF the land.
Miss Taft will also participate in the de-
butante festivities in Baltimore, and has al
ready accepted invitations for the early
part % December IN that city, She will
so over about the time OF the first Mon
day german, on which occasion about four
teen young girls Of Baltimore's smartest
set will make their first bows to society
The Baltimore method Of bringing out"
cir % Ho ~,
Washington and some other cities. IN the
Monumental city the buds are presented
at the Monday germans always the first
one when possible. Miss Taft will be one
Of the buds at this function, which is set
this year for December r. She is to be the
house guest of Miss Christine Marburg
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Mar
burg, at their home in Mount Vernon
Place Miss Marburg, aunt Of Miss Tafts
| young hostess, has dinner invitations out
/ for December 10 in honor Of Miss Taft The
dinner will be followed by a thcater party.
! This Is but one of a number of entertain
ments being arranged for the president
daughter. The Marburgs and Judge
Tnfts family are very old friends and the
/ president has been their guest in Baltimore.
! Another candidate for debutante honors
will be the daughter OF the new Italian
/ ambassador.
! The young lady is just is, and has been
| presented at court receatly, so she is fresh
! from her court triumph for she is greatly
admired She will no doubt enter society
here at once, without the Formally of a
presentation" such as American mothers
consider necessary for their daughters
social successes. Senior Villegas, daughter
of the charge d'affaires OF Argentina, and
Nine. villegas, will do likewise, as her
parents do not believe in the American
/ debut.
The disapproval Of the foreign parents
does not in the least discourage the
dehutante entertainments in Washington,
] for a strenuous life has already been laid
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

The rooms were decorated with white
chrysauthemums and ferns and the guests
Included Misses Rogers, Rowland. Smell,
Hicks, Dimmick Ida Smith, Buchanan,
Shanclelford, Gilchrlst Holmes, Roberts
Florence Smith, Funkhouser, Nesdames
Harry Trumble, Bradley, Frank Engler,
Edward p. Boyer, +. S. Whitman, c. B.
Helmer, H. Cote, Guy French, Guy Baker,
Ralph Sheppard Montgomery Harris, AL
bert Egbert, Rodney Bliss, W. J.. I'm
ticker, william Manchester, Thomas Parker
Newton Bryson, Ralph Moody, John Nc
Donald, A. II. letters, Harry Jennison, N.
f. Hartman, Frank Fans, John Hussie,
Eugene Rose Hubert Hicks and Elmer
Johnson.
One of the large affairs Of Saturday was
the bridge luncheon given at the Metro
polltan club by Mrs. Louis Rothschild'
Mrs. d. A. Sampson, Mrs. s. S. Goldstrom
and Mrs. Meyer Klein. Red carnations
and red roses were used In decoration and
the guests includedi
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

getherY' No one, however. has vet been
ingenious enough to find a raison detra
for Lenten dancing, though some morning
classes were formed last year to I'll the
leisure hours, which is the period sup
posed to bring the smart matrons and
maids.
An acceptable change made in White
House dates for state receptions last year
was one transferring them from Thurs
days, on which day they had been given
for several years, to Tuesdays. The ten
dency to crowd functions into the closing
days of the week brings a burden OF I'M
necessary effort upon both hosts and
guests. Saturday is now the smartest day
in the seven not only for weddings, but
for entertaining generally.
A number OF the winters debutantes
have selected it for their coming out teas.
Friday is a close second especially for
dances, the hops at the various military
posts at Washington usually being given
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

George Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weller
AIRS. Everett c. Hoislngton and Mrs.
George Raker and son Lester have gone to
san Antonio Tex. to spend the winter
They will also tour old McSico returning
about April ].
AIR. w. d. Bancler has gone to Indian
apons. Ind, where he assumes the position
Of manager Of the Indiana News company.
The family expects to move there shortly
after the first Of the year.
Miss Alice Montgomery. who has spent
several weeks in Cameron, Mo. visiting
relatives and friends, has returned home
She expects to leave Omaha early in De
cember for California, where she Will
make her future home
Mr. Frank j. Beaton. who has been at
San Francisco for the last two years, has
returned TO Omaha and expects to re-
main and make his home here. Mrs
Beaton and family are stin I'm California,
but will return shortly.
Miss Carolyn Barkalow and her guest
Miss Chase OF Poughkespse, y. Y. left
Saturday for ST. Paul MIN, where they
visit Miss Catherine Eastman All of these
young women were classmates at Farming
ton school, Pennington Conn.
Captain and Mrs A. LaRue Christie, who
recently sailed for Europe On their we'd
ding trip, have landed In Liverpool and
after spending a week IN London will
spend two months visiting TIE points Of la
terest on the continent. After returning to
the states Captain and Mrs. Christie Will
be stationed in Monterey, Cal
Mrs ]. W Thomas returned Saturday
from Denison, Ia, where she was the
soprano soloist at a concert given Friday
evening in the First Methodist church at
the installation OF new pipe organ which
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Cspecal to The
Bee.)--Congress Is almost with us; Pres
dent Taft and family soon will return from
Panama, and it is r matter OF DAYS now
when society at the nations capital will
be in full swing.
The season with reference to the penl-
tcntial forty days of Lent which abridge
its gayetes, will be several weeks longer
than it was last year, Ash Wednesday
coming on March 1. While the time has
gone by when Ash Wednesday ends the
dinner season, It still casts It's shadow on
dancing and, as a rule, the host or hostess
who cannot secure a ball date before
Shrove Tuesday gets out cards for mi
careme or figures among the entertainers
of Easter week.,
1--WE have to dine" said a Washington
hostess when dinner giving first went over
the line and found recognition among Len
ten institutions, 80 why not dine to-