Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 30, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OATIS AL JOURNAL, SMALM, ORKGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 0, 1000. 0 ! I Hw"''lai'aBI''''i'''PiiitiiwiiiwW SOCIAL AND DRAMATIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK $ NitJ8isiaia;ii-t-iiaini8igi;ifttaiellcl,lBta ww-N-r SOCIETY - latere t the pnst week lina contored hnc'pnlly around tho Elks' play, "A richt n Bohomtn, given at tno irand opera house on Tuesday and Wednesday night. At both produc- ons the houso was filled with do chtcd audiences, a featuro bolng 10 largo out-of-town nttondanco. 'ho only thing to regret about tho rholo affair was that thoro was not liven another performance. A largo Umber of legislators and promnont people were noticed In box and thea tre pnrtles. Among thorn on Tues- Uny night were: Mr nnd Mrs. Ray Gilbert, Miss Jluby Cornell, Mrs. John Stolwor and k 0, Schiucklng. Mr and Mrs. Qeorgo Rose an.! daughter, Helen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. IMcNary. Mr nnd Mrs. J. L. Stockton, Mrs. Anna Culbertson, MI&3 Zoa Stockton land Master Loon Culbertson. Mr nnd Mrs. J. W. Wlllson, Mrs. I Stanley L. Morgan, Mr. nnd Mrs. An. tony Klein, Mr, nnd Mrs. Clifford Drown, Mr nnd Mrs R M. Hofer, Mr. and MrJ. Chaunccy Bishop. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Dick, Mrs. H. 0, Cross, Mr. nnd Mrs H. C. McAUIa ter, of Portland. Mr nnd Mrs. M. L. Mayors, R. M. Town end. Al. Stolnor nnd Mrs. II. H Ollngor Mr and Mrs. V. II. Dnncy, Mr. nnd Mrs P. K. Lovoll nnd J. A. Wll- Mlll Mrs K. Cooke Pntton.'MlsB Lou rlln Patton. Mrs. Cnrrlo n. Sholton Ml s Dona Gurff of Llndton, Qovor nor llco 13. Chnmborlnln nnd Repre sentative Hnl. I). Patton. Miss Blanche Drown, MIbb Althen Moore-. Paul Wnllnco and Clnronco 131 hop. On Wednoadny night the following occupied bexee: I)r and Mn. 3, II. Robertson, Hon nnd Mrs, T. D. Kay and Miss Lois Hyrd Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrleo McNary, D" V Carlton Smith nnd Mrs. Harry Ollngor, Dr. Cornelius of Portlnnd. Mr nnd Mrs. Jnnicn W. Wlllson, Mrs Stnnloy L. Morgan, Mr. nnd Mrs. Antony Kloln. MU llnrbnrn Durbln, Miss Althon Moores, MIm Louoon Morolnnd nnd Mess. I-nuronco Hofor, Curtlnn Crohn, Prlnco Dyrd. Mr. J. F. Goode nnd daughters, Mrs. Carrie Knowlnnd, Mrs. Nettie Rhodes. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Jones and par ty from Jefferson. . McKny-Jolitmoii. A quiet but pretty home wedding took, place Inst Sunday nftcrnoon nt tho homo of Mr. J. S. McKay, lu Yow Park, when his oldest daughter Vonrn L., became the bride of Mr Authur Johnson, of Portland, Rov J. R. Comor, of tho Dnptlst church performing the coremony, before which Mr. Dale Strnngo sang "Oh Promise Me." Tho rooms wore simply decorated In ferns, Ivy and carnntlons. Tho bride wbb nttrnctlvo In n gown of light bluo silk mull, with white hyacinths caught In her hnlr. She carried a bouquet of white cnrnntlonB which wns nftorwnrd caught by Ml9 Ada Koplln. Tho young people loft Immediate ly after the coremony for Portlnnd, whero the groom Is n tho real estate business. They are at homo nt G47 South First street. Mld-Wlntcr Dunce. Invitations nro out for a mid winter hop, to bo given In the nr- nior Tuesday, February 2, by Messrs A. I. Wnllaco and A. H. Gllle, who aro making opcclnl efforts to make th's the most successful of tho series which thoy hnvo given.' A program of 20 niunbors hns boon nrranged by Prof. Stodeiiiuoycr of pieces never boforo plnyod nt a dnnco horo, ntid will be rendered by tho PoorlosB or chostrn. The lnvltntlons numbrr about 350. Shadow Social. Tho ladles of tho Artnr Society, of St. Jogcph'n Cnthollc ohtirch, will ;lvo n shadow social at their hall on Cliomokctn street, noxt Tuosdny -wins, with a program of literary nnd musical numbers. Ruiiquct S. S. Teachers. Tho tonchors and olllccrs of tho Sundny hchool of tho First Congrega tional church were glvon n bnnquct In their church pnrlors last nigh. Tho tablo wns'docornted with carna tions, nnfl on each placo card was a Dlblo conundrum. An Interesting dis cussion of Sunday school subjects, with Pror. W, I. Stnloy, nuporlntond 3nt of tho fchool, as prlurlpnl sponk sr followod. I Woinnu'H Club Reception. The members of tho Salem Worn- Ion's club gave a reception Wednes day afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. C. 8. Hamilton, corner of Front and Chemeketa streets, for the benefit of the Scholarship Lonn Fund, which nil clubs In the suite nre helping to pro mote. The committee In charge wiih composed of Mrs. A. N. Hush, Mrs. C. D. Kelllher nnd Miss Calistn Moore. A large number of Indies called during the afternoon and through the kindness of Dean Men denhnll of the college of music, wore given a delightful musical progrnm by students of the college consisting of a jdnnp solo by Miss Chnrlottu Seeley, a vocnl solo by Miss Mrnin Shumwn.v, a piano solo by Miss Joy Turner, nnd n whistling solo by MIrb Dorthn Clark, the newly found but already very popular whistler. Mrs. Klifrf i-MHffMH -Ht4WIllill I ttHti Till-: HOt'St OF A THOUSAND CANDLKS linker Stock Compmij, at Hungnlow Theatre, Portland, In a Idite Dig Success. Daker stock company will preoont for the first time In Portlnnd George Mlddleton's drnmntlzatlon of tho col cbrated novel, "Tho Houso of a Thou snud Candles," all th's week, starting Sundny mntlnoo, Manager Dnker htiv lug secured the right's to present tho piny In Port'nnd. The novel h on of the most widely rend and Interest ing of nil tho modern books, and tho drnmnt'zntlon of It In said to bo even moro ontcrtnlnlng thnn tho book. The scenes nre laid In an old mansion on the shore of a lake In Indiana Tho mansion Is a thing of mystery. Its old master wns eccentric nnd hnd It built In most pecul'nr style, and A. X. Hush poured tea and Mrs. ! 't is now to fall into the possession of Be4-o4Qaa44eHa-tse69aeN EXTRA FINE PROGRAM 2 H ffi nB tfiuViffh 4 .Snloill's llouii; of Hlgh-Cliiss I'lin SHINES ABOVE ALL X You see it here First, Latest and Best All Feature Subjects Seeing Is Believing l BONDAGE THE LITTLE MARCHIONESS TEXAS ELOPEMENT . .THESHEPARDESS $ THE POLICE BAND REMEMBER Today Is the day we give candy away t fiee to eveiy child attondin oui bie Matinee fiom 2 t to 5 o'clock, Come ona, come all Claud (latch, and Miss Calistn Moore served refreshments. The next meeting of the club will be on February 13th under the di rection of Mrs. lva Kirk. i Helluinp Cnowcn Orator. Clark R. Dclknap was uwaidud first place among orators of Willam ette university In tne university's chapel Inst night, nnd will represent Willamette at the Intercollegiate oratorical contest to be hold In Cor vallls. In Mnrch Presiding olllcer Judge Willlnm GpIIowii nffoi an John niennrm, grandson. The plo'. of the s tory, as nearly everyone knows, Is nu Interesting one nnd tho events ninny and thrilling, llesdes the rolo of Gleunrm, which will bo played by Sydney Ayer , thoro Is Mar'an Devereux (Mls Jewell) who Is to hi heir In ense he falls to carry out the tonus of th will, nnd an other Interesting and inyrtcrlntiB chnnicter Is that of Rntea, created In N'ew York by 13. M. Holland, nnd which will be played by Donald Dow las W hnvo not spneo to tell tho 'pij the book can be purchased at s- jtigiggBL x .tiglglglglglglglHk aaaaaKja: ,' 'gagg ' ' HHI,-.V.. agfaVr WgMB' aHr IgfaK . vgcam. qsiv. , - s vS i, lbs " i&8kH '' 111 Tfl H r AKiSK KfW&JK V n Mlsx l.iuiTiiInt KiH'iu , in "I ln M i.' i,' ' tli. (on buy. AMONG THE MAGAZINES "Recreation" for Jiuuiary. Tho Jnnuary number of "Recrea tion," which brings tho woods nnd wntors nearer to tho reader, Is now for snio by all uowsdenlors. Besides containing a fnsclnuttng array of in teresting nnd Informing articles nnd stories for nil Outdoor People, it has that othor rare qunjllty of pic torial perfection. Kvory ono of Its photographs Is unusual nnd full of tho spirit of out-of-doors. A partial list of tho good things which npponr in Jnnuary "Recroatlon" is ns fol fel fol eows: "Hunting tho Grny Wolf," by Drlg-Gon. Roger D. WllllnniBj "Ski Riding In Amorlcn," by Frank Ly mnn; "Canoeing Around tho Calon duf, by F. M. Foulsor; "Tho Roc Huitlon Houseboat," by Robort O' Connor; "On tho Trail of tho Snow shoo Rnbbit," by Warwick S. Carpen ter; "Tho Rovlval In Rowing nt Prlncoton," by W. S. Qulgloy; "Tho Day of tho Antelope," by T. S. Vnn Dyko; "A Tnsto of Old-FaBhlonod Wildfowl Shooting," by John Korr ind W. M. Nowsen: "A Winter Hol iday In tho Whlto MojntninB," by Carlylo Ellis; "A Vacation on Snow shoes," by J. N. Tralnor; "UBoful Hints for Outdoor Peoplo," by rend ers of "Recroatlon." Literary Note from Houghton MHIIIti Go. Tho reports from bookstores In tho various largo cltlos, compiled by a Dccombor magazine, show a uutquo literary phenomenon In tho fact that "Lowls Rand," tho latest novol by Miss Mary Johnston, Is tho best sell ing book In tho outlro Unttod States. For perhaps tho first time stuco those Htutistlcs have been kept a book stands at the very head of tho list which 1b also hailed by tho moat com petent critics as a piece of real and permanent literature. Since Haw thorne, they say, uu novol has shown such power of tho croatlvo Imagina tion coupled with such finished lit erary art. Moreover, In Great Brit ain the book is reported as ono of tho two boat-Hollers; and, to return to this country- MIsh Johnston's re cent poetic drama, "Tho Goddess of Reason," Is about to bo producod by .Miss Julia .Marlowe, Surely tho prospeotH of literature aro looking up. ungasow I t l'ortlund, Or. Phum-i. .Main 117. A4224 Empire Tbeutrt Co Geo. L. Baker, General JlaiiHgty Portland' Fmhionnblo Popular Price PJnyhouif; Imrouiparnbltj Dakor Stook Company. Tfieaire i (lne ). Lewet? u of the I Home pec-lHl arraiigoniont First produotlou In PoriJnd. atwtliiK Sunday matinee, January 31, 1909. George MJridletB'j dramjza tlon of the widely road novel THE HOUSE OF A THOUSANDICANDLES A pla of romance and tnyscor lu and about an old Indian mansion. One of tho latest New York succossos as produced by K- M. Holland. Stage under direction of Donald Bowles. Mntlnoo Saturday. NOTE On account of the laimonso popularity of tho book, seats 'or the entire week aro solllitf nipidl) and there should be no dota) in securing them. K cuing ibices: 23, 33, 50c; inatiiieos 15, 23c Next week "Tho Jap." Flrat timo on any stage.) St-at orders by mall or wire- recelvo prompt and careful attention fcn-aitMftmnj.tniiii 11 1 l It I II t 'In ii -lulls III .1) Jll I -. on M-iilfd Mr Milk nu i with ,i J Kld pltH-i which Koea to the winner if lor it I rtorlt'iil ooatMt and which Mi Hflknap Mild he could not ac ii'in twain coiiiIhc from n follow Niiidfin whimf name lie did not glv. u hum h mild cou.d ua It to belli:' ndVHUtngt than he. Mr. IIoIImihp uuh clit'fifd lo tlif echo fer the act. it Ik oration waa entitled "The Aim of Empire " nnd tJtto i alitf teooHd tluif that he liat Ueen chmwa In r. r aeut U'lllaiuotte. Aim ray D. bhaiiki wna glrett m ond place on bta orti, "iMtftrna- tJ'illaui " and Mim ty OiUa, who vim flint place la l jiroatWilon ti-.u' .it Aio.MliiHville and aeuurt pltiif In the ltttr-siala eouHutt Sun JtHw Calif., laai year waa uwurikd third plat. Hex enittor Mu "Where volla the unon." The judtfea on ttellrwY wre H u ami Abraham, of Uooslaa. Jdm" Geo F Uodaera. I'rln. JL T Mh lattf. and thoae on conpoaltion JudKf Wllllain Galloway. JVeeciHi and Mev. Phillla B Mm. lh rnlvutvlty Quaruau. li t-U of Meaur. Molntvre. Audu ' Booth and Oaken an;ared in jT p , uuml'i .t did h 11 Muui II ' Ii StiicUt iil.inini and MImm H' I Mhi oUllt'.l vm Jtll-l Ii' l I l.il. ,i III t'li ll.i.tk tltOIIM nnd m would udvhf u to get a ouy at onro. You will Mod It the in out raaclnatlaK reading of a lighter ort, and il will Inert a e your lnir- eat In the play. 'LIEUTENANT 'AND ""' COWBOY" MONDAY la "Tb Lleiitonaiil and the Cow iwijr,' the new We ten military dni ma that ha-'i proven aiieh a it'it n.cui Vh'., atiHaoii Meara. Peltou &. Brauluoi. luaiiagera of the eompuuy, wtUeh lire ut tlu play at tho Grand opera hoiine next Monday night, have curat one of the beet pieces of the atrJcal property In the country. The niemkara of the company weie care fully eetecied foi their perxinnl fit neaa lor the different eharautorj Tile Lieiiun.uit and tin Cowho" Il d lIlK'I llll.il Kl III. IHIHllll'tl'llI, I 'li -Hi i i U ' s (Id t,-i Grand Opera House, jso. j commw, 3ir, . I THE DISTINCT DRAMATIC fcVtNl Ut lilt btAbUIM! A superb high-grade jrodu' i i of tho Splendid in-w WeMcni lullltJiij ilrariH THE LIEUTENANT and THE COWBOY Dy Anthon E Wolls with AX KXC'KIiLKXT CO.MPAX of spoclally selected nrtUta Management PBLTON & SMUTZER T Complete Scenic anil Hlcctrical Kqtilp 4Owiwlrr4018rf Iwiwi inent. Seat Sale Monday 9 a. tn Price. 75c. 30c, 23c - Il ! t ii 1 gS,-ElOiaiaBy HRHla giKgggHglg9l gwHgiigm SagD HBjBBKaaaaaaiBaaaxggggfl gsmngggflflDilgs ilgsssssS gggggaggflaBRgsllg ' '- SgsgggggS ggaBanHBgga gggggggggl agggBggggggvga9B?lBfle gggsssssssa ' HI I' Nit, I II H I Tin llohemliiu .Mngiiliif for ,lnn .iiiii y. "The Stuff thai Droaiua are Matl Of." by John R. Meader, Is the lead ing article lu thu llolicinlan Maga nine for January. The OMi'tooua by It. It. Morrlaon ael off amiiHlngly the different altuntloiiM dreamerH are apt tn find theinaelvea In. The article at tempt to oxplalr why we dream whut wo do. The other apeelal art Idea lu the number, nil well llliiHtrutnd from photographs, are "Thu Uluo-hlood of the Saw-dust Rliitf." by Hugh C. Weir, nu Huoount of a llttlo known elrciiH arlHtotiraoy; "The Man llo hlnd thu PiiHh-onrta." by Wondtll P. Dodge, tho story of k man who lioan life In a sweat shop and Is now tho quiet power lu well-cemented N'ew York organisation; and "Tho llom- tuiB or thu iiniinii iiaaitui. " iiv i turn-1 Industry In t. niinn. ' Pourl," by 0 The abort etoiiee, leu lu all, are uell told with gotid plot and with MoutelhlMg doing" all the time. Fol lowing are some of the title: 'Plie .wMturloua Colonel Droiiakl," by W. Fiaaer; "81mon 8atteifleld." by Mfid Damon Itunyon, the a tory of man'a riae to fame and fortune tii uf Ills dramatic faltlifulneaa Ui " rtoiuun lu the eaae; "Foroe and i iitu," by aIiIIs Dunbar, a lively r how a diaaatruue run on the una prevented. Talking Postal Cards. Tho talking postal card Is the In- i fntl!lAtl .if n Tl.Aiinli .innl.mnM mm.1 fj..iiv. 9 il A'lUllUII UllHIIIUUI, 1IUU hns becomo so popular In that coun try that the American rights hnvo boon secured nnd tho dovlco will be plnced In tho cities of tho United Stntes. Thu poison wishing to sond n talk ing postal card to n frlond, enters tho booth nnd tnlkn into n mnchlno that records tho words on tho spe cially prepared postal cord. Whon tho recipient receives tho enrd a hun dred or n thousand miles nway, ho or porhnps she, takes tho card to tho nonrcst postnl booth nnd Inserts It tn n machine which talkB tho mes sage it contains. Tho record on tho postal card is Indestructible nnd tho oxnot votco of tho Bonder Is hoard. From Popular Mechanics for Jnnuary. Wllllain Alton Whlto Points Out tho Most Hopeful Sign of tho Times. In tho January Amorlcnn maga zlno Willlnm Allon Whlto, tho bril liant Kansas editor nnd novelist, bo gins n now sorles of political articles ontltlod "Tho Old Ordor Ghnugoth." Following Is an oxtract which ought to ploaso nnd oncourngo ovory honost citizen: "If tho rich man votes only for tho return of prosperity, nnd tho poor mnn votoB only for tho full dlnnor pall, neither should bo surprised If tho othor tries to rob him If wo voto only for material things wo shall get only material things. Tho mnn who coddles his stomach gcnorully has a weak honrt likewise tho nation. Hut with this nntlon of ours tho most hopeful sign of the times Is that wo tiro hoglnnlng to got u national sense of our nllmont. All doctors ugreo It Is tho Htomauh nnd not the honrt or thu head of thTu people that la wrong. In tho cnmpalgn Just closed tho Re publicans, tho Socialists, tho Demo crats and thu Prohibitionists nil pro claimed utmost lu unison against tho further extensions of special privileges." "Hvrry body's" for January. "What Is to ho dono jibnut nllon Immigration?" Wo nro ulwnys iiBk ing ourselves this. Thoro Ib nn un Bwor, nnd a practical ono, nnd John L. MnthuwH has outlined It lu the Btory of "Tonltown," lu the Jnnuary uumbor of ISvoryhoiIy'H magazine There Is no preaching about It, no theorizing-- It tolls or nccompllah a Hint, and ns a story It Is told with a lot or heart nnd oonvluelng simplic ity. Among other article In thla num ber am: "Ilurni .Money," Bainuol Ilopklna Adams' aenaatloual Indict ment or our ahameliMMi fire waato In tlila country; Maxlmlllrtn Foster'a II- . Iiiniluatliig alatement of "where wo are at" lu tho mallor or flying "The Highway of thu Air" It Is cmllnd which, while It doals particularly with tho oxporlinontH mado by tho Wright btothoiH, hiiiiih up thu whole situation In thu most satisfactory muuuui'i "Tho LoiiBt of Thoso," the gruatost uplift story or thu year, by Llnuoln Steffuna; thu third liiHtnl meiit or "Tho Woman's Invasion." wlileli dlHuueauH the shopgirl and hor relation to tho, rout or tho fomalC' wage earner. Thero ia, too. nu In tereatlug account or a plQlureequu "The QuoHt of thu I). Taylor. r I fieorgo It. .Matison, In "The Lieuten ant mill the (on boy," What'M lu .MitOiuiii'H, n Important featuro of MuOluru'u fizlne for JnniiHry Is tho first In- ' tlm nt or "Marriage n la Modo." u mw novel by Mrs. Humphry Ward, dialing with Amerluati life Then ure Ih a great story of tho South H'au Tho Housu or Maniihl." bv latk London, and flvo othor good", iitrong abort stories. Thu urtloles n fully up to -tho McOluro Btnnd- nrd An educated mun who wont into tho saloon business tolls of his experiences; General Kuropatkln do ll ires that thu Treaty ot Portsmouth v.uh u premature and dangorous )i .(' and cites facta to provo It; Dr. 1) .tidreth Symonda gives so mo In (iMn Hguroa on tho mortality ovi-rwelghtB mid underwolghta; Ja. L Ford contributes a papor on "Tho Appeal of tho Stage, and Will C. Humes has Home interesting things to say about wild horaee. I'nr Vour County -Plant Tieua. There la a great movomunt under way throughout the United State. to day. It la the inaraliallng of public sentiment for the preeervatlon of the foreau. We uaed to think that the great American foreata wure lnex hauallble. And tluy wero, for the geiieratluu In which our grandfather I hod. People of that day had all the wood thoy wanted to burn. Hut aluue their time wu have nuun doing o many thlnga with wood, besides using It for fuel, that foiosts or trovH huvo fallen boforo tho woodman's nx where ono treu rail before. Thoro aro a dozen aommurulnl purposea for wood which havo dovelopod toduy. It Is ued In thu making or pulls nnd or dlahoH. And absolutely norue or trooa aro rod eaah day Into tho print ing prosHos that turn out tho groat newspapers. Wo nro now using ob much wood lu u alnglo year ns grows In thyoo, and thoro Ih only 20 yoarB supply in Bight. Everybody who has waste lund hud ought to bo planting It to trees. It is such a slmplo thing to gathor the seod from tho trees on your own ground nnd drop thorn Into the oarthl Hut you who do this will al ho servo your country as truly as thoso who answor Its b)iglo-oall to battto. Tho Delineator. ('Continued on puce tnni m m m S gti .jaii i