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VOL. XIX.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 19 16.
No. 74.
ROSE
ODD FELLOWS PARADE
WAS FEATURE
TODAY
Lodgemen Cheered by Thousands
of Spectators
School Children's Pdrdde Wilt be One of the
Features of Ttmorruw's Program
Quern's Call at the Armory.
Not h withstanding the threat enin;
weather which imuked the opening ot
the h: li Annual 1st raw berry Car
nival here this mornm-;. Ihe city was
well filled with visitors before 10 o'
clock, and the program for the day
v as carried out according to pre
vious announcement of the several
c-oiumiiieeK in chair'1.
At 9 o'clock this morn inn the metu
bers ol the Host bur Juvenile Ham:
assembled near the Southern I'acilic ;
depot, on Sheridan street, where for!
more than an hour they delighted a
bis crowd with bo;h popular and elas i
mc selections. Althouuh organized
less than two years a.. ibis hand has
made remarkable progress and is con
s-dfitd one ot the best juvenile musi
cal oi 'Kanizations in the stale. Th.
pni is under the leadership of S. K.
Wrinht, a well known musical dircctoi
oi this cit.
At In o'clock the Roseburs Conceri"
Hand, whieh was originally organized
ty members of the Moose liaise, ren
deled a program in front ol the Grand
hotel, on Cass street. The program
included popular and classical selee
lions and wan much enjoyed by the
liiK crowd that assembled. This band
is under the leadership ofToi:o" Mc
I.autrhlin. a talented musician of this
city, and is one of the most profic
ient musical oranizat ions in South
ern Oregon.
This afternoon at 1 : 1 ." o'clock the
members of the Juvenile Hand aain
assembled near the Southern Pacific
depot where they rendered a second
concert. This program proved equal
ly r-i delightful a. the one rendered
rarlier in the day.
The feature of today's program oc
i urred shortly after 2 o'clock this
afternoon, when the Odd Fellows and
Kebekahs. in ronveniion here, paraded
thnuiL'h the business streeis of Ihe
city. A throne of several thousand
people witnessed Ihis inspiring spec
tncle.
Fnrmint: in line on Main street, un
der tho direction of C. It. Patrick. I
K. Turnill and F. It. Hamlin, mar
shall, ihe parade passed west on
Cass to Sheridan street and thence
south to Mosher. Turninu there the
, procession went cast on Mother street
to Jackson and Hume north to the
f.(-l:il1t.n hotel
The parade disband
ed near the courthouse, where the - stead of 3o per cent was Uefeaieii
crowning of ihe Queens followed. 'iep. Johnson, of Washington, opposed
Following the marshals, who pre- the measure, declaim it would re
ceded the procession on horseback. . .suit in more litigation and confusion
came a beautifully, decorated auto-;inu dial the laty.1 would be placed in
mobile float occupied by Queen Jessie (the National Reserve afterwanis, fur
her maids and other members of the jt her hampering the development of
royal court. The float was handsome Oregon,
lv decorated with white bunlinir and,
jiieen foliate, while heay bronze
colored chains suspended about the
throne of the prettv Carnival ruler
added color to ihe sunoundines
Quern Jess.e w as cowne, in n r r r, ...
robes ami was imun cii.i-i.-m
the line of inarch. A more attraciive
vounir lady never ruled Carnival
throni's in this city.
Next in line was an automobile or
ennied bv Kine Hex Franeria nnd
nis escorts, i ne i.o-. .,.. . -
..n.i...l imliiiiiimt will not
until me m
Th.-n rami' tho Ilns'lutre ("on-.'rt
Hand f.iMuwwl hy ihr I'liirinroh Mill
tint. i t ir. U in th. ir brilliant mil
fort'l" T'l" Pa'rianlis Militant
rno of ihf f.-amrf wet ion' of th.' pro
ct-ioiion and ttn-y wr hh-ralh ap
. . . . .1... i f .....r. h Wxt
1 HI' Hi l- un- -
In lino woro two .Ultollllhll. s or
hv offo-ors and tn.-mbors of th.
pure H-b-kah lmlff.
Th.-n ratno a half hutidr-d r
J .,n r.u.t Kai h I id. I l"-'l
Ho
1 TV1
.- rar
rlod R flan, whiih a.'
i.Itl.-il color io in
spool nolo.
f..ninCT wr" tho m-inh-ri of T'i
do-r.-o toam of i;,.ld-n Kill- Km amp
1 1, -lit of 1'oriland. Th- monition ot
tho do into w-t- a'tir-d In th-lr
aitraoiiy- whito uniform, and th-ii
ntlinoroii.i man-in-rs al..n 'h- lino
oiar. 1
h h'o.l- it tor-l'i I ti-rai ami
t.rolono :-p.i'm-.
Th-n fllow-d tho nr-tti'v .h
pil float orriip'" .! by Oil. on V-r
i. .r 1. 1. 1., ma.. I Thi" float
nrv
' nnd
wn'
hv f.oir h .r.-s m l wi'S oro
I..:... ...a ..f lb- n.riolo
I ...
I It'lo V.-rti i a fnvorito am. mi; in-
Catnlval vl-itors and will b-'bo m-st
continual on Pa- Fix )
AUTOMOBILE PARADE TO
BE BIG fEAIURE Of
TOMORROW'S FESTIVAL
About Grt entries have already been
made in the decorated auto parade
which is scheduled for 2 o'clock to
morrow nfifmonn and more will be
entered later. Many are decoratius
iheir autos today and the procession
will doubtless be one ot tho most
beautiful features of the Carnival
Besides the regular prizes offered by
the ( arnial Committee, the dealers
of the various makes have ottered
the following pries additional.
ttest decorated Overland flu, of
fered by Kussell Harness.
Best Ixvornted Ford vuto tire, of
fered by W. A. Burr.
Best Decorated Dodi;e $S, offered
by J. O. Newland.
The regular prize list for decorated
autos is as follows:
Ii,st decorated auto, first $20.
Second. $15.
Third. $10.
Fourth. $5.
Most unique decoration. $n.
Most original decoration, $5.
VII.I.1AM (lAI.I.OWAY,
('ami lt-tirrsontalive.
SILL PASSES USE
Oregon & California Railroad
Lands Will be Sold
OREGON COUNTIES WILL BENEFIT
Rr p. Johnson of Wash ngton Oppostd Bill en
the Grounds that it Would Hamper
D.velipment of the West.
WASHINGTON. May 25.-The Ore-
son A: ( alifornui Land t train uui
(passed Ihe House tmHy by an over
whelming vote. Foste"'s amendment
providing that counties of Oregon
should receive 20 per cent of the pro
ceeds from the sale of the land
I DANCING IS PROHIBITED.
' SAUATOCA. May li.'i. Vol Inn 131
j hi :!.".". tin- Mi'tli"lii I'.i-n.Tal C"n
f.r. nii' ilns Bfi.'innon il.-rmVil to r-
aj ,m. ( ru,.. ai;am,, playinK
,
arii'
dan. in and an.-nilini:
itn-a-
UTS.
Tli.-rc with no ili bats.
NEWS IS THANKED.
Th tall-
rni-nn.i of
. .n..r- nf Ih(. KofM.b,irir
ed In an hour of m'-il. Tin-
had jiiM b. tun lirititint It- pal
cvitlillK wlnn H pari of tin-
r la.n
hrokf nnd it r.-filM-d to n
srinil to th.' BW'-als of its att.-nd
i-nix. A hair ti.oir or nior.- a nut
sumi d in -.i'u t ip' in-.- to r. no dy tin
il.f.rt. l.ui without mail. I' tti.-n
, . .,...,, r .,L
ii null mi. i ' " - - --
tho N-ws for a-.-l-talii- I I:
was r-; d.l unt. .1 ami th
d. r of tl - d.tion i-.- t un'
loipi-it
foiiia i n
1 on tli-
,r of 'hit
i-riiunl. app
sli..t 'Iho f.oiri-iy is
. at. ! lo iho ll-low
in.l n -rr'ni will b-
mi ato at -i.llio f'ltur-
liKinai:. in- fit.
iiiado to ri
il.if.
I
M,
KENDALL 15 COMING
rl ii,.- .! finn- h i- bn
h-i
I:, r. from ! K. ndall. of
i ...mi
Til isburfc'.
r. ti 1 1 .
ii-v... ho
nil nrri-.i
.. S. 1--' in-ill. loral r-o
of K-nd.i'! l'.r..rh-r-. lo
. nroip- io k-i hurt and
h r- n-'i l,''"t i ban n-n
'i.ii h- w ill tlo n submit a
o' t,,n,l.n. T
f,. rn.nl hid f
ho i iiri-ir.il i ion 'ii
I If
Im. coni'rm ion "i i-.--i-
Uns. . k.i rn IIhiIi.w.I i- tho
1,. f of Mr. S-l-.tnm.
di Alio adc nnncocn r -i r
ILHI10 H11L UIlULflLU
City Engineer Asked to Prepare
Specifications for R. R.
ROCK CREEK LINE TO BE RUSHED
At Meeting last Night City Council Canvassed
lection Returns and first Steps To
ward Building Wert TdVcn.
The city council Wednesday nipht
canvassed the returns from Monday
charter amendment election and took
the first steps y brinw about the act
ua) construction at an early dale tin
the new railroad between Kosebur?
and Rock Creek. The city otficialt
are endeavoring to rush the prelimiu
aties as rapidly as possible and, dur
inK the next few weeks, tirt-. tlIU-s will
be held every few days.
Variods plans were discussed for
securing bids and payinu the contract
ors, but ihe only action of a definite
nature was the authorization of City
Knpincer L. :.. Hicks to prepare iln
; spf-cifu ation.-' for the road. This is
1 believed, however. l be extremely
important as it is expected to be the
! basis for the akhii; of bills. It is
said the cou::ci!tn p. have L-one ver
rarefi.ltv in;u the est of the construe
I Hon, and are couth int on securing a
bid very near to their fiiui:s before
the c.iiiiaci will b - it. i' is exp.-cleii
that thev will :.slt f.r bids, ahhoiuh
Ihey are assured of a v'd contract
beforehand, r.-l wilh'n a few weeks
! hope to see ihe v.ork b,,Mm. The ac
I. ion of the cou.uil " """'mious.
Some d:si-ns.-:on was had concern
int; the pauien for const nu t ion. Mr.
Kendall is understood io he willini:
to accept Ihe bonds. th-nuh what
olher contractor.s would accept is un
i known. It is thought the city will
retain lux oui.on in the i..it.ut to
J pav either in bonds or cash. Mr. Hicks
will submit th- speeifii ai ions for the
road rt' a council meet in u' ti be held
next Monday and
that time ,M,J(.Veiit
'council will probably determine upon
f their futur
. contract.
ei ion" as to lettinn the
The audit of the
bction returns
the figures al-
proved lo sutisiantiai
'f:
aily announced ami ihe election w.t
ormaiiy ueciaieo io u; '"
the new aim ndinent iy a voti oi
tl.il lo M. I tie pill' K.se Ol Hie ;o.io-ii.i
men! to the city charier was to urant
ihe citv power to c -instruct and own
the railroad to he built between h
municipality, and Kock Cn ek. The
cost is estimated ' amount to about
$:,(Hi,intn, the amotinl of the bond issue
recently voted by Ihe city and which
was legalized by the Supreme Court
Wantr Sewer Removed.
Vii-inn Cr.-nch. a nrooertv owner on
South Jackson street; Wednesday Riebel, KHiel Pairnk and Nina Mar
nicht presented a request to the conn shall. The maids wen attired In
eil for the removal the old hinli ow ns of w hite, w n h n eat w hite fluffy
school sewer which crosses a seclion hows on their hair. Queen Jessie war
of his properly. Mr. French said lie dressed in a beautiful sown of white
had secured a p-rmtt for the con 1 m-pe met .-oi , spat k i:ritf in pearls, w it h
si ru lion of a residence and as Ihe
time expin d in 1" days. In
hs nnx
lous thai action be taken coneerninu
the sewer at once. Mr. French stated
that In- disit'i d lo ron.-tiurt a nasi--
m.-nt-in tonni'i tion and that tin- f.-woi
lino intorf.-n-d with his plani. Th.'
mattiT was r. fi-r.d lo tin- ll.allh anil
I'olico ' (iii in it i .
rilv KnLon. i r Hic ks madp a r. porl
lo tho ell'.-rt that a iimh hasin nhiih
was h.-ini- alaliliittoil by wagons on
v:,t.i in hii'ilniL' fioin tin- ni'W hii'h
u.-l 1 i.ro-l'y as badly
in n,.,il nf
n-pair. nnd was injtn inir thu pa.
im-nt. Tin- str.-.-t oniiiiiit-H was In
sM-uct.-d to look into l hi- inatt.-r and
piy.-n pow.-r to art.
Il. i-nid. r Whlppl- n pnrt. d thi.t th.
two n.-vv fit- hydrants otdili-d for
lloL-anl's Addition had arriwd. and
..r.inu w. r,. ..id. r. d drawn for
1,7 to i.rn tli.- fr-irlit. Tlo- Inihants
will h.- Ii:--m!!..I nii Hi- n- at-t
mains now b. nil- hud in that -. tioii
-.5--
: r -
I iR l It xiANi;.
ilinr.il Ti.-a-mor.
v f i
MISS JKSSIK I'ICKKNS
who was this afternoon crowned
Queen of the Strawberry Carnival.
'.Ceremonies Were Witnessed y
Big Gathering
ir.,r.r-n ...
The Crowning Cerrmonifs tied in Courthouse
Square To'ltwing the Pcrade of Odd
ftlluws QiewWereCheert'd.
(By Kathleen Coatea.
. , ... .
A lare an enihus.ast.c crowd a.-
-embhU on the eourthou.-e lawn hero
this afternoon, immediaiely following
the Odd Fellows pai ad ', to w itness
l he crown in k ceremonies of Queen
Jessie and Queen Verus.
As Queen jettsie is ? R-hckah. many
mem hers of that order wen present
to witness the interest tnu and impres
sive ceremonies. Noi a few Odd l'el-
l.iu u u ..r.. !.tM r.n l.-.t.;! In u iln.wM tlw.
The platform on winch ihe crown-
j int; ceremonies oecui eil was prettily
(draped in while, while American flaus
and other approjiriate emblems added
l.-..l..r in th.. !..,, ii t ..iiw rl'li.. -..
. ,IHI(li,.s OI,ened with selections bv ihe
Juvenile and Rosebiiru Concert bands,
Ut,UiUi r r x.m, . i.it t announced the
Icotuim; of ihe Que.-n by reading a
IMochimHtion to h-r Mibju-is in which
sh-' itroclaniod il- Sirav.hetiy Car
nival a holiday and asked her people
to lay aide Ho ir work and njo it,
exiendini? a cordial welcome io vi:H-
ors and a march hy th
oncert
band was plav ed foi' I h
entrance of the (pi' t n and her maids
Miss Vera Tipion was maid of honor,
and the other maid- were Misses lona
i,,nu' flow in ir
anil nam. Mu-
Iniikiil Ij.ailliful in li.-r royal mlnn of
siath-t ve.i
riiiiiiKil in fintMif anil
n -utm. canyinir 0111
lined with t-'f
t arimal
in-hain. who w
walk.-d alo-.-'d
p.iili with roo
and Hol.ort :ih
w. ro tho pas;.-:
hoi Miss lllna lln-k-ii
pt-tty as flow-r nirl,
and sln-w.-d Qll- ll's
Mini.- Mavnard ll.-ll
, rloih-il in whit.' suits.
. of th.- tin.-, n. Morrill
Hittor
whito i
lKar.-r.
hla. k ii'lvi-l suit, with
lar and i-uifs was tin- orown
Th.. rn.vMinii; coromony whs
p. norm, d b K.t. - I rran-ria in
hii tiitnl iot,-i anil lion no
fair Min n o n h d ro.oi.-r hor
M-i.no sh- was d'll. Malul.d In lior
li,.il ..iibj.iis v...
on' hil -iasi io all- i:mh
all throiv h th- . ' .
e1enil lor
nee and obedience
. ities over which
;iil from f'oinpanv
a led as a special
-f . Qileen .! ssie
;i -Hi a seb-d ion bv
In. pr.id-s. d
f. ( oast Anill-t.
fi:ai for I
1 Im tjueen ertis
y of maids and
ei'led Uti'Ul the
wav Mti-wn wna
n Hotis ''. w!ii
flower fill Til"
t ..er fill" v ho at
1 1 j. n Hi-ft. Vtoii-i
f l.titior: l.oui-e Vii
i Call. I.U' He Wi'.-ht,
I'.TJf lutii-oi, Vl' ;'t'i
all. Man.i'i Ne h
tl, U-'a It-Hows
I A i I V U. il I t ;lt ri d
oh rf! ami
! 1'i' it i i e-i
m th.v dat.c.'d
iy pr'ttv dull
. . d h-i ''
mad- h-r tb-d-ir.rii'
Hi- l an
mor.v nnd ih-
od with d.lul.-fll s-loolion- b) lb
toli'i-ll Hand.
mme Ant ron cn
yUUIlOhllLUIIUUilLU
rtow-r L'lll- w.to llo.'lod Upon tho
. 1 Tl ...1 U .. V W!l- ':I.-WI1 Wltrt
,.al- to l .-Hn Hotis.-. !,.,, xT-' ' - M.il.ti 1,. l-i". n- ..." -I
, ,i., flow or i-itl Tli- V- 'X l""' "" '" ' "
.,:. ;, t ,,o.r r-lll- V ho at ; 5w 'A -- ImPolial
,,,. ii,...n w-t-: Vtot.-i i - a' --.ii. I't.d -' '1 " iipp-iii in
..... I .f I.Mior: Loin- V, T 1k . I'- .i.ii,- P. - "i m -, a ii ' I ,
,,.i,:o ..Ulan. i.u.ii-wfii... r '
i ii.,. I,,.-,... v.. .. I ' J i.i. i- i 'i n i mi -whip
II.o. . .rol 'ir-i. I." i'- i - ,.f .i .... .. . ... '
I',,.'., I.y.iy Kill .air... I 1 - . 1 tin.!' I . "' " , At H 1. I tli.H
,,..,! ,.h and i ' - .'.3 u, .. I'..-.:.;' . r .- P.- r -- id. d nil ,,. ,,,
.... not, th.v dun.-.! . fTT' t. - " 1 .'" ''v. " , .."vid v ui I- p.-
i v iy p'-riv dull 1 . " .. . " " '' 'i'"-'"" . '.".V " , " ,. y,n will follow.
Witnesses To Be Examined
Stancliff Case
In
McKINLEY MORlfY WAS INJURED
Cise of Harold Waters, Accused of Assault
With a Dangerous Weapon, Will be
Heard Sometime Ihis Week.
Pursuant to a call of Judge J. W
Hamilton, the members of the Kiaud
jury tor the May term at the Circuit
Court assembled at un court house
late this afternoon. They will
I, ..'ably remain in session for a week
r ten Hhs, acordtn-; to Histrict At
torney Neuner and Sheriff Quine !
The yiand jviry is composed of S. I).
Kuns. oi KosebutK: T. R. Duunavin,
f Myrtle Creek: V. F. Peck, of liar
diner; laniel Craik'. of Scotihurf: ;
I.. A. I' eland, ot Koseburp ; A. H
church, of Camas Valley, and Kduurd
Hancock, of Klkton.
Although Ihe sessions of the Kram'
jury are held in secieey, it was nti
Miaied aboui the emu ihouse todav ;h it
'be jury will tomorrow iuesHale
cliff on Ihe person of McKinley Mot
ley, ol t'lierbnwer. At ihe iime Stan
cliff was arrested it was claimed that
SiandiiT iatd in wait lor Motley, on
N'orih Wim hesier stn'el, and attacked
him with a rock. Morley s load was
I badly cut and he was otherwise in
jured. Morley claimed the assault
was unjm t ifiable and was made w ith
out the least piowMHiion on the pari
of the defendant. Motley's injuries
Wlri' so ,,"" at he was undei
'the care of a pln.ocian lor two davs
s,.mhrr .sliri(.(I Hl ,he prelt.uinary
hearing that Morley had been payi.u
alletitions to his w iie, despite the fact
that he had been arnd on several
occasions lo keen awav from her. On
the ntf:ht of Ihe alleged assault Stan
cliff said he noticed Morley with hi
wife and followed them from a point
near the iuti-r's In. me lo win Medal
letl liol i I. SlalK I If I then colli 111 lied
his way north on Winchester sir
where he awaited Ihe cominit of his
victim. Stand iff admin cd sit ikini'
Motlev, but claimed he acted in self
defense.
AfleT healing Ihe evidence, .lustir
of the pi
I. It Kiddle, hetole U imlll
th.. li..-.i iiu u - h. Ill eiiiiinoltei Slail
cliff io iail withoul bail. He was lat-t
released upon hiuuls tuimshed by hi:
friends. It is the genera! opinion her
lhai Siaiicliff was justified in ihe a.
sauli
This is ha.ed on MorhVs ad
tiilnins io 1 ne etieci i ual lie nau
kept company wiih Mrs. Siancliff on
numerous occasions.
Aiwnher case which Is under ;
nideiation by the Ktand purv invol
Harold Waters, who is accused of
saull wiih a danreroiis weaion on
tn
in rson of Carl Iloslund. The al
fr;
occured si'veral w eeks aui
Itosi lutul's home on I ccr Creek. A
the preliminary hearing. Kosluud i
testified that he and Waters cnnaned
in an alienation fiver a horse and;
that ihe lai'ei attacked him wiih a
Mas pipe. His head was c ui and b-
was oiiierw im- bruised. AHer hear
illK ,
idi-nce addiieed at the pre
hinlnarv hearmti. Waters was held to
appear before Die i-nnnl jury dutint;
the Mhv term of court. He was first
admitted to jail, but was later re
i as d on bail.
There art- sev et al other cases to
he in -.ii iHi d, ac((udtn to tin
pi osfeu' iniJ: olfii ers, none of w Inch,
however, are of meat Importance. It
is understood there have been few vio
lations of the liquor law diiriim the
past tvw) or three month-, and few of
these ca-es Will be silbllllMed to the
consid.-iation of the naud jurv dur
ini: lie puseiit term ol court.
Th- in iv lis-- been Mimtnoio-d here
next Wednesday tiioitunr. wlo-n Hi"
rei 'iil.n Mav term of ( in 'lit Court
will bein Tli
usual number
tWii Weeks WlM
doiket coii'ains lb"
,f civil anions, an-1
irohablv be innsuto.d
in di
innilallon of
po.-iiii; oi in
hii-in--.-.
t ..... I - r . ! - T . M I i -. i 1 1 llli T i I I . . ' I I - " t ..
,1,..,, (I i . , ' .'. Ill h.-.hinh ,l,,-i a: th- ai'""'
1 - "', V ," " ,.,,, will f..ll..w a. tho I- o. o. r
..w...' r.Jlo'l i fk r'.X I'lil,. " h- h'.m- ,,,., f,,..,,d-. and all will no d-oplv
ROSES DISTRIBUTED ON
Of ROREBURG LADIES
The holies havin: chare f dis
ti ibut in roses at the trains during
the Si i aw berry Carnival beKan theii
work this moiniiiK ami :ave'tiuve bas
ket fills away to the passengers o
Inc ihroiiKh who were all very much
pleased w ill) them. With the roses
i hey presented a card with Ihe com
plimetits of ItosehurK w Inch vaid
"KosebutK has ihe most uniform fli
mate ami lowest wind velocity of an
Western Weather Itureau in the Fnl
t ed Stales. Kaiser the first straw
berries and roses in Oregon. Ship--more
turkeys and pi lines ihan au
olher county in the state, ideal re
uion for livestock and all staple crops
No crop failure In 7l years. Fruits
of all kinds thrive here." F.very train
will be niel and everyone supplied
with roses. The ladies on the com
mitlee are: Mesdames Wm. Hell, F
W. Haynes. J. W. Oliver. J. H. Booth
C. R. Selecman and Misb Velle Bar
ker.
Siiawherries were distributed bv
Mrs. Henry Harth. Mrs. F. H. incl)
Vlld Miss Arties Pilcilfolil.
A. II ix.MlillT.
f;i-ml St-nlor Wnrdi-n.
Ajed Resident Stricken in Bed
from Heart failure
WAS DISCOVERED THIS MORNING
livtd in Rnsfbmg U .Ytcrs aid fornifr!y
Livtd in OdkUd-WdS Blnd.d
During Ihe Civil War.
p.
Housei. foi ihe past i:i years
tnt Ol West liitseblirH, WU.
about t o'cle. k this tool n
tt icl;i
In.. hf-les! hixlv finally attract
int,'
(Mention after he had ben seen
several times to Im- 111 Hie same Msl
Hon in his bid. Heath is believed to
have been due lo head failure, from
which he had been a sulleier lur som
tillie. Meliiln-rs of the farnih diMOVeled
the bodv about o i .n k this morn
inn. Art be had been ill Flu- dav be
fore, he was v -led several times
and finally the same ..ition in
w In- h he ia at olised Ml-plcion. A
iieiL'bbor was called ami Mr. I louder
onmoiinc.il Ui ml. n is iiioio-mv n
had died about ln hours pievioii:
(Hi aeiniini of his bhndiie
allluled him as a n-ult of
. which
his par
tieipaiion in Hi- Civil War white to-
lu;.s Hun, n Kanvas. Mi Ilou-r had
been rel ifed lor manv v eat . IT.-
vions lo hi" recent llillt -s. however
h tt,l- abb- 1o be about Hi' Htteeti
ami oniv ia-t .-.c-i.i
ih- s-. -t u t ot ' he i v Heua'V.tv
for f c..ti,.anv and manv fmen.-,-
had h. Hi held in ins i, on-ii a- ...
. home iti n c. tit
.;,!:, old
( itiio. on
li H'"i-. r w
M.u.h 17. IM-i.
pan rn M - -
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Hi AW
TQDAY
Portland Man Chosen Grand
Master of Odd Eellowsj
f. E. SHARON IS SECRETARY
During Yesterday's Sessioa Over 2C0 New
Mcmbirs Were Giv Grand IVerre
RebiLih 0 (fuers (hose.
Hurini eslerday's sessions of the
Odd KcIIowh' tirand l.odye. over 2IK
new members were . niveii the (I rand
Lodse deuree, the laiKest number ever
admitted at one time. The attendance
was also auimmeuied by the arrival
u many more representatives from
idler parts of the state.
Durinu ihe day the Crand I-odxe
was favored wiih an address by l'ast
Crand Master Ceo. KellogK. of Wash
iiiKton, and by I'nst Crand Master J.
I'. Aiipers.ui. who was Grand Master
of Oregon In 1S..7. Olher noted mem
bers and visitors Nn spoke eloquently
tiIMm the work of the Order.
mo in the afternoon the Itebekah '
Vsscmhly concluded its election of of
ieers, aflcr some spirited bitllol Inn,
results bein k as follows : Mrs.
Nellie Wattenbert. of Klamath Kalis,
president; Mis. Mary K. Lankester, of
sioiia. vice president : Mrs. Jennie
1 tin lie. of Grants 1'hss, Krand warden;
Mrs. Ora Cosper, of Hallas. secretary;
Miss Kda Jacobs, of Portland, treas
irer ; Mrs. Mtiry Tomilson, of Port
'tind, 1 rnslee of the Odd Fellows'
Home. 'Ihe installation of officers,
including the naming of appointees,
a ill probably be held tomorrow morn
inK. Ihe (irand I.oduc held election of
dTicers tliis mornnm with the follow
ing results; Henry S. Wostbrook, of
I'orlland. prand master; (ieo. W. Tref-n-n.
of Ashland, deputy Krand master:
vV. I. Walker, of SprinKfield. Krand
warden: K. K. Sharon, of Portland,
rand secretary; Hr. O. II. Ihmne, of
'he Ualles. yrand treasurer; John F.
:iall, of Marshiield, Krand representa
tve; Thos. livan, of OreKon City,
ru-ilte of the O.ld Fellows' Home.
The officers, loi'ether with the usual
ippointees, will be installed tomor
row. Yesterday afternoon the Patriarch
Militant visit. d ihe noldiers' Home In
a bodv ami were very cordially re
ceived there.
Wednesday eveniiiK the uniformed
deuree team of Golden liule Kncamp
inent of i'orlland. conferred the Itoyal
Purple device on three members of
the local Km-ampment. Hy many ihis
work was pronounced as probably be
uttf the best exemplification of that
denree ever Seel! Itl Orel-Oil. Frequent
Iv the work w is interspersed wiih out
hurt's of appiovmi. applause and at
the cloe beautiful bollilUels of Itose
huiir roses, (the finest In the land)
were proM'i'led on behalf of the local
membership to lr. Johnson, the Team
captain, and Past Grand Patriarch
Pobett Andiews, was a tive as an
oruamer ati'l member of Ihe eam.
The pn-eniatioti was made by Frank
,C. Miieih. P. G It., ami was ably re
sponded to bv Hr. Johnson and Mr.
j Andrews. Imimiik Ihe evenltiK K. S
I.- I I dckelfea-e. 'Ite prestdltlK Officer Of
: Hie
I-'"
loeal 1'in ampment. was also pie
, ,t V - 1 1 a ho"'piet of beautiful
s as a token of appreciation '
r"',? " "
" la.ihful
work in iliat branch of
i )i b r.
I 'Mi i II
the evening a fine enter-
taiiim. at iimb r iiireitii.il of the local
!(.! Vdi-t v.i' fivell id the Klks ball
an-1 in m li piane is heard for the fine
pi - l' t i 1 1 1 . eellenilv rendered by b
, , tab in Later in the eveninK many
. unite. 1- ot tho-e present joined Ihose
;,i ibe arutoiv in a social session
w bet e dancniir. music and fraternal
ntiioied unlit B laie nour
1 1 ii k Ilns evenlnK Ihe
-be of Muscovites will
h. o f.iTi'H'tie puratlf. fob
hv tlo- Muscovite de
i idd Kllow ball. After
of fun the notnbers wiM
eniriK the Smh
u ihe Initiatory
v and a larire
A social ses-
h- I' i-t liand Mas.
1 I'ai 1 1. ir. li- and Past
..,iu will boll thoir
ami b.uiMilot III lilt"
' flF.OHOK K. WIIIOIIT, i i.l. r 1 hut-ton. "I H- S-i.ntn I w cri-wd to P arn oi i.is ,..i..o.-.. ...t-
I (Irulid ItonroHontutKo. Ad..nii-t 'hui.h. "fl,. ..iiini; ltn-r ,!,.
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