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l i1 11 I I H"1-H4'H H'M-I-H-H'I'K; .g, g 1 1 I I I M H-M-l HI M Hf-lglvon Now Years by tho Illlhoo club,
tI hM1 ttM! n fnn ttirv ftiAmlinrd nf flint
.SOCIETY.
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T and will bo for tho mombora.of thut Tho ladles of tho Episcopal cliurcn
organization only. This Is .tho second will hold tholr annual bazaar next
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Salem Woman Hoes Lltcrutufc.
An nrtlclo In tho Chrlstmns nuni
bor of tho Lndloa' Home Journal, by
Mrs. Etta Squlro Soloy, has attracted
much Interest among hor frlonds. It
la a llttlo story of tho Chrlstnus
spirit, written In n mannor that ap
peals to human nut tiro and shows
much literary ability. It Is tho first
of MrB. Soloy's work of this class
which she has Submitted for publi
cation, but sho Intends to give much
of her tlmo in futuro to literary
work. Sho has received a number
of vory encouraging letters from tho
editors of tho Journal. All of Mrs.
SoIoy'B formor writings woro on mu
sical work, which sho and her hus
lmnk. Prof. Francesco Soloy, have
boon Interested In nonrly all their
lives. They conducted tho college
of music of Wlllomotto university
for a number of years and also pri
vate studios, and hnvo dono much
to raiso tho standard of musjc hero.
Spokano "Wonum Succeeds in Salem.
Miss Ella M. Couch, who came
hero about four weeks ago directly gown of whUo Bntln on tran trm.
mod with real laco, and sho carrlod
North Cottago stroot. Tho guests
numbored nbout thirty lntimato
friends and relatives.
Tho decorations woro groon nnd
whito throughout all tho rooms, tho
effect being obtnlncd with palms,
ferns, Oregon grapo, smllax and car
nations. In n corner of tho front
parlor nartiors of Oregon grapo wore
arranged, above which was a largo
branch of mlstlotoo nnd lovor's knot,
and hero Itov. II. T. Dnbcock of tho
First Prcsbytorlan church road tho
service. Tho young people woro un
attended, but woro piocedcd to tho
altar by Mnstor Jack McCoy and llt
tlo Miss Maxlno Follottc. both
cousins of tho brido,
Miss Marguorlto Klein played tho
wedding march from Lohengrin nnd
during tho ceremony Qcorgo Mc
Elroy, violinist, and Miss Nina Dush-
nell, pianist, plnyod tho "Spring
Song." Thoy also played throughout
tho evening.
Refreshments woro served after tho
coremony.
Tho brldo woro n handsomo sheath
of tho Now Years balls, and It is
probablo aftor this arrangements vill
bo mndo to havo this as nn annual
ovont. A rccoptlon will tako place
In tho lllllico club room sand tho ball
will bo "hold In Elks' hall. Elaborate
preparations are undor way to mako
this tho leading social event of the
year.
Thursday. Docombcr 10, from 10
o'clock In the morning continuing
throughout tho aftornoon and ovon
ing. The Indies havo been working
In Its Interest during tho fnll months
and havo a comploto list of stnplo
and fancy articles. Ladles occupying
Vcnthar Foivcnflt -
Fair tohlglit nnd Sunday.
WOULD HAVE ,
Washington, D. C, Doc. G. Sena
tor Money, of Jlllnols, is today con
ferring with his sonatorial'colleagut.'
regarding action to onforco tho right
of tho Bonato to ratify treaties and
pacis or mo uiuioa Stntos. Monov
booth) nro as follews: Flowor booth, maintains that tho agreement re-
Mrs. Laud Hamilton; fnncy work and
irom upoKnno ana cstnuiiBiiod a
manicuring parlor, Is mooting with
much bucccss with hor work, and
,wlll probably roninln In Snlom. Miss
Couch's work includos hn.lrdrosslng,
facial massaging, nhatnpoolng nnd
manicuring, nnd la nclontlflc In ovory
dotal!. Hor opoclalty is shampooing
and scalp trcatmont, but all of hor
work 1b of Iho vory best, and is gunr
Hntcod to bo satisfactory. Miss
Couch graduated" undor Margarot A.
Smith, a student of a loading Now
York Bchool and who conducts ono
of tho lqadlng'manlcurlng parlors of
Spokano. Sho also workod with Ma
damo Sinks, of Spoknho. Sho pro
pares hor own creams nnd tonics
from formulns originated by a fa
moua Fronch bonuty doctor, and
which can only bo had from tho host
maBBOBUors. Should MIbb Couch con
tlnuo to moot with tho huccoss which
oho Is receiving now sho will secure
rooms on tho ground floor of Rome
building horo nn dcstnbllsh parlors,
nnd will carry a comploto lino of
hnlr goods, cold croam, and ovory
osoontinl of tho business. Should sho
do tills sho will bo nsslstod by Miss
Clara Ln Llborty of Spokano, who
mnkos a speclnlty of tho famous
"Marcol" wnvo, and who 1b nn ox
port In facial massaging and hair
drosslug. MIrb Couch now occuploH
room No. ID of tho Eldrldgo hotol
nnd is at her parlors from 10 o'olocic
in tho morning until 0 o'clock ln tho
ovoulng. Hor tolophono uumbor is
Main 1112.
whito carnations. Hor traveling cob
tumo was a gray tailored broadcloth
with hat end furs t omatch.
Mrs. Morgnn Is a Btrlklngly hand
somo young woman, nnd Is ono of
tho most popular mombofs of society
horo. Sho is tho only dnughtor of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamos W. Wlllson,
well known residents.
Mr. Morgan's homo is in Now York
city, but for tho pnBt two years haB
resided in Snlom, whoro ho has bo
como vory popular. Ho is employed
at tho Sou thorn Pacific company's
local freight offlco.
Mr. and Mra. Morgan loft Thurs
day morning for n honoymoon trip
north. Thoy will bo nt homo to
frlonds at 2GG North Commercial
ntroot nftor tho first of tho now year
Colcbmto flOth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and MrB. William Wlsnor woro
glvon a ploasant surprlso by nbout
fifty of tholr friends nnd rolatlvos
laBt Monday evening at tholr homo
on tho Wnllneo road, In honor of tho
flftloth nnnlvoraary of tholr niar
rlago. A Bplondld dinner was sorvod
by tho ladleH of tho party nnd after
ward musical numbors and readings
woro enjoyod. Mr. and Mrs. Wlsnor
recolvod a handsomo gold decorntod
clock, umbrolla and onno from tholr
frlendu horo nnd nslo many othors
from frlonds and rolntlvoa in tho
East. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlsnor woro mar
riod Novombor 29, 1808, ln IIllls
tlalo, Mich., Mrs. Wlsnor being for
merly Miss Mary HaaB. Thoy oitino
to Orogon twonty-four yoniB ago and
havo raised throo girls and two boys,
and hnvo n host or frlonds In differ
ent pnrtB of Oregon whoro thoy hnvo
lived.
Entertained With Luncheon.
Mrs. II. D. Kimball of tho Theo
logical school ontortnlnod with n
pretty luncheon Tuesday aftornoon.
Tho dining room was darkened nnd
decoratod with yollow. A largo yol
low candolbra and chrysanthemums
woro used on tho tnblo and tho china
was gold and whito. Covers woro
Inld for Mrs. I Ionian, .Mrs. W. II.
Kirk, Mrs. Onylord Patterson, Mrs.
Prof, Washburn, Mrs. Frank Hughes,
Mrs. Fred Logg, MrB. J. C. Morolnud
nnd Mrs. Dr. Clomouts.
11111H. lW lit VWiit 6 W.Yl T' L .
dontly ontored Into by Secretary if
Stato EUhu Hoot with .tho represen
tatives of Japan virtually is a treaty
and that If tho United Statos rati
fies it tho part holds no validity.
Sonntor Monoy foara thnt tho son
ato right will ho ignored ln tho futuro
based on tho procodont established
by tho presont action of tho executive
branch of tho government.
Ills offortB to rnlso tho question In
tho sonnto, howovor will probably
bo or a factional naturo, as tho. lead
ing Republican momborB aro sntisflcd
with tho courso takon by Hoot.
Thoro has been no Indication that
tho mnttor will not bo laid boforo thu
sonato during tho seoslon, and until
It la apparent that tho sonato Is bo
Ing Ignored, tho majority or tho up
por house will tako no action,
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WILL DrSPROVE
MURDER THEORY
Mlfw Mnrfruerlti Wilson, n Snlrin Society Olrl, Who Wub .Married Wed
nesday Kvonlng, Dcccmlwr 2.
Aid Society KntortuIiiN.
Tho Lndlos' Aid Socloty of tho
First M. E. church met In tho ohuroh
parlors Wodnesday aftornoon. Aftor
tho regular business bossIou a de
lightful program was glvon of musi
cal and lltorary numbors. Mrs. P.
T. Legg and Mrs. ProL Kirk gavo
a piano duet; Miss Adams of tho
Wlllnmotto university school of orn
tory road two BoleotlouB from tho
"Idyls or tho King" nnd also a Scotch
dialect solectlon. Mrs. C. W. Ilos
chon sang n solo, which concluded
tho program, attor which a social
hour was onjoyed. About ono hun
drod lndlos woro presont.
Arnrhno Club .Meets.
Tho now nmusomont olub which
was formod a short tlmo ago by six
girls mot Inst Tuesday ovoulng with
Miss Mnbol Do Long, nt which time
thoy doclded on 'Arnchno" for tho
club's nnmo. "Araohno" wns a girl
famous In Crook mythology ror hor
happy disposition. Tho club motto
Is "Koon on tho sunny side of life."
Flvo hundrod was plnyod during tho
ovoulng. Tho firsprUo was won by
Miss Loulso Cronlso. nnd Harry
Wontworth wns given tho consola
tion. Instrumontnl music and songs
wuro onjpyod 'nnd rofr'oahmonts
eorved. ThQ )jlrls u'ntortnln tholr
gontlomon frlonds nt each mooting.
Wlllhon-Morgnn.
A handsomely appointed woddlng
was that or Miss-Marguorlto Etholyn
Vlllson nnd Mr. Stanley L. Morgan,
Wodnesday ovonlug nt 8 o'clock nt
tho homo or tho brldo's parents, 47J
Cougivgntioiiul llirjiar nnd Supper.
Tho lndlos or tho FlrBt Congrega
tional church served n ohlckon-plo
suppor nt tholr parlors Friday night
to over 400 porsoiiB. With It thoy
conducted a smnll bnzaar or throo
boothB. Mrs. Win, Stalgor and Mrs.
Monroe, woro nt n noedlowork
booth; Miss Krauso, and Miss Dun
enn pres'.dod ovor a enndy booth,
and Miss Grayco Rlneman, nsslstOtl
by two boys ot hor Sunday school
class, conducted a Biunplo booth. Tho
decoration or tho booths woro su
gestlvo of Xmas time, consisting of
colored cropo pnpor, Christmas bolls
and Ivy.
Tho nffulr was ono of tho most sue
cossful of tho kind hold hero for
Home tlmo.
KiUortuln Kpworth Leaguo Members.
Miss Mabel Harok and Miss Vora
Townsond ontortnlnod tho mombora
of tho Epwarth Lon,guo of tho Losllo
M. E. church at Miss Towsenda
homo In South Snlom last night.
Games, contests nnd music provided
tho umusomonts or tho ovonlug. Ho
fre8hmonts woro sorvod. Tho decora
tions for tho occasion consisted of
chrysanthemums.
Held Oiwn Meeting.
Tho Woodmen or tho World hoM
an opon mooting nt tholr hull on
Thursday night, to which 200 mom
born nnd their frlonds woro prosetn.
Tho fenturoa or tho ovonlug wore tho
speeches or J. O. Davis, national lec
turer ror tho M. W. A.f or CnllfarnLi.
nnd J. W Simmon, of .Portland, dozi
ly hoad con-ul or tho Orogon lodso
hundkorchlof booth, Mrs. Squlro Far
rar; bag and comrortor booth, Mrb.
George Hlnghdm; apron booth, MUb
Lena Uelr; homo-mado candles nnd
English plum pudding, Mrs. W. Carl
ton Smith. Tho fair will bo hold in
tho Guild rooms of tho church,
Preparing ror Im.aar.
A fow or tho Jadlos or St. Pnul'a
Episcopal church mo last Friday at
tho re Idenc.t or Mri Jos. Haumgiri-
An intorofttlng progium or imnlrtit nor to sow nnd comploto arrange
and lltorary numbetB foWowod, nnd j merits for tho bazaar to bo hold at tin
rofroahmoata wort m rvd A to.- , guild rooms on Decombdr 10. At tho
wnrda enrds and danoliiK vero ln-'cloo or tho buslma a dainty lunch
dulgod In. Tho Kirk orchostui fm- wns served .by tho hostosa, iisalsted
nlBhod tho music. by her HttH daughter, Lontn.
(Unltod Proso Leased Wlro.)
San Frnnclsco, Doc. G. Thoodoro
Kytkn, handwrltng export, has boon
cnllod in by tho San Frauclsco po-
llco to docldo whothor or not tho
hnndwrltlng or tho "doctor'fl" letter,
which accompanied tho deadly
"stomnch powdors," swallowed by
Harry Bonn boforo his death early
Thursday morning, Is tho handwrit
ing of tho young man. Lettorfl of
his havo boon furnished Kytkn, and
tho oxport will mako n careful ex
amination and comparison of them
boforo ho passos final judgmont.
His preliminary inspection of tho
writing yostorday aftornoon led him
to bollovo thnt thoy Woro dissimilar,
and If this proves to bo his ultlmnto
opinion. It will go far toward hopo
loBBly upsetting tho pollco theory
thnt Dons wroto tho lottor hlmsolf,
nnd float tho BU-ychnltio to hlmsolf ln
n whimsical mood, desiring to mnko
lifs sulcldo us Bon8nttonuI nn possible
Strongth to tho theory that Boas
wroto tho lottor wub found In the
testimony or tho postolllco Inspectors
who Bald that Dons had boon caught
in r forgery which caused his dis
missal rrom tho aorvlco. Frlonds or
tho dead young man iiIro stato that
ho had a maiilu ror deceptions, lik
ing to vnry his huildwrltlng nnd
boasting of his slclll In thus decolv-
Jng pooplo. lions soomod to loan to-
Planning New Year's null. '
Oaio of tho brilliant social ovoncn
of tho seasqn Is being planned for nn
oxcluslvo grand ball, which will bo
MMJLyBs life- it
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Pleasure
anything tk
nerves. cnnT.
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10 water, or g0
thoro is tholei,
went without an ,
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avoid sufferine m.
!LTU.as.
-tua coming on,
druggist can Ml ,
many who would 5
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Jivn m. er mi '-ttf?L,
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thoroutfily IiwS'm
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your drugglit, who wlilSS
fjlli, h will nturn wr
Miles Medical EttSri
wnrd fabrication, u Ik
proved In his old habit of
a Yalo graduate, vhen, u i
of fact, ho had never eat
In hlo education th &
school. Doas, accordltj fa
who know him, talked Kfel
Journoya all orcr the i
which his own family h;
took.
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Tho Housowlf-
Who cannot And tlstt
shopping porsonallr, Mi
Lawronco grocery Htl
to trade. Thono 311.
"Bad Blood"
shows itself in a n:iuldy com
plexion, pimples, blurred eye-,
sight, loss of weight, and gen
eral debility.
4 'Bad blOOd" is impoverished
blood too poor and thin to
furnish nourishment to the
flesh, nerves and vital organs.
Grand Open
jno. f. conDjmw
Saturday, Deci
SAMUEL E. RORTi
Mnmmoth Extraragasa MM
The Land of i
75 COMKDUXS, SlXCmlj
KItS
An unin:lng.equIpK8tiii
costumoa nnd electric! (
I'HICKS: Matinee, UM
Night, $150, fl, TfcM
buIo opon8 Saturday, t i
ZPMU
I Grand Opera I
, JOHN P. 00HDB.tr,
Monday,!
TENTH
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nothln' for nobodr J1
noth.n'ifryB-gr
by tkeir beneficial action on
the svstem will Durify the
blood and upbuild the bodily PrM0nt3 tne ArUtie
U11U AI1W11V441 VfcjW ,.www
Pills begin aright by correcting
the digestion and establishing
regularity of the bowels.
They increase the health
making elements that enrich
the blood and give tone and
vigor. Beecham's Pills are
best for poor blood as they
cleanse it thoroughly and
SHSE MELW
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la boxoi with full direction 10c. and 25c
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famous -,vE rtiXS'
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Bungalow Theatre, Porthuid, In lielsco'B TlW) Rose of Uio lUacho."
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