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Eugene. Oddfellow Presides
Over Convention in Ses
sion at Albany.
800 DELEGATES IN CITY
Eugene. Hood River and The Dalles
Anxious to Entertain Lodge Mem
ber In Annual Meeting In
1 1 O Officers Are Elected.
ALBANY. Or.. Mar 1. f Special.)
The Grand Encampment of Oregon. I. O.
O. F.. held Its thirty-fifth annual session
In this city today and completed its work
late this afternoon. The Rebekah As
sembly of Oregon met in twenty-third
annual session this morning and will
complete Its work tomorrow. Eight hun
dred delegates are here.
Kugene Is making a hard light for the
3910 session and is being opposed by
Hood River and The Dalles.
All of the officers of the Grand En
campment elected last year were present
except Grand High Priest R. Robertson,
of Roseburg, who died during the past
year; and Grand Outside Sentinel J. S.
Lawrence, of Coquille. Appointments
were made to nil the vacancies and the
chairs were filled as follows: Grand
patriarch. E. J. Seely, of Albany: acting
irrand high priest. H. M. Beckwlth. of
Portland; grand senior warden. John M.
Williams, of Eugene; grand scribe. E. E.
, Sharon, of Portland: grand treasurer. W.
"W"- Francis, of Albany; grand representa
tives. W. I. Vawter. of Medford and H.
M. Beck with of Portland; grand junior
warden. YV. R. Cunningham, of Canyon
'ity; grand marshal. G. P. RIckley. of
Harrlsburg; grand sentinel. G. A. Pogue.
of Ontario: acting grand outside sentinel.
T. R. Hibbard. of Sllverton., .
Rebekahs Elect Officers.
The Rebekah Assembly met In the A.
O. 1'. W. hall and the entire forenoon was
consumed in conferring the Grand Assem
bly degree upon a class of 182 members,
by far the largest class ever initiated
into the Grand Assembly of Oregon. All
of the Grand Assembly officers were pres
ent except Grand Outside Guard Mrs.
Nellie Bernltt. of Marshfteld. and the
hairs were filled as follows: President.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Grants Pass; vice
president. Mrs. Corrie Hubbard, of Inde
pendence; warden. Mrs. Addie Grout, of
l- Grande; secretary. Mrs. Ora Cosper.
. of Dallas: treasurer. Miss Eda Jacobs, of
'orvallis; marshal. Mrs. Belle Belcher, of
Iafayett"; conductor. Mrs. 8. May Greer,
of Ilillsboro: Inside guard. . Miss Fannie
lleehtman. of Portland; acting outside
guard. Miss Mary Jones, of Portland:
chaplain. Mrs. Jaca Willoughby. of Eu
gene. J. M. AYilliams Grand Patriarch.
John M. Williams, of Eugene, was this
afternoon elected Grand. Patriarch of the
Grand Encampment for the ensuing year,
and E. J. Seely, of Albany, the retiring
Grand Patriarch, wat chosen Grand Rep
resentative for a term of two years. E.
K. Sharon, of Portland, was elected
Grand Scribe for the sixteenth successive
time and W. W. Francis, of Albany.
County Treasurer of Linn County, was
chosen Grand Treasurer for a se Tenth
consecutive term.
Other officers of the -Grand Encamp
ment were chosen as follows:
Grand High Priest. W. R. Cunningham,
of Canyon City: Grand Senior Warden.
Wlmberly. of Roseburg; Grand Junior
Warden. O. P. Miller, of Portland: Grand
Marshal. G. P. Rjckley. of Harrisburg
re-elected )j Grand Sentinel. 3. A. Pogue.
of Ontario (re-elected): Grand Outside
Sentinel. George W. Wright, of Albany.
The assembly spent this afternoon re
ceiving reports of officers. Reports
showed ISO lodges of order In Oregon.
Ave of them being organized In the past
year. The gain in membership during" the
past year waa low. making the total
membership In the state 12.2J9. The Past
Grand Masters of the Oddfellows made
the Rebekahs a fraternal visit this fore
noon. The Rebekas assembly will remain
In session until Wednesday and Thurs
day. It will probably elect officers to
morrow. The Department Council of Oregon
Patriarchs Militant met in first annual
convention In the I. O. O. F. temple
tonight and elected officers as follows:
President, p. A. Hants, of Baker" City;
vice-president. J. M. Williams, of Eu
gene; secretary. A. W. Kililck. of Ba
ker Cltv; Treasurer. O. T. Doane. of
The Dalles: chaplain. William Rudolf,
of Morn; officer of the day. W. R. Bel
lamy, of Portland; officer of the guard.
H. M. Beck with, of Portland; presi
dent's aid. J. N. Olmstead. of Salem:
sentinel. J. E. Ward, of The Dalles;
Ticket. I. M. Smith, of Dufur.
Twenty-two cantons of the . order
having been formed In the state, a
brigade organization of Patriarchs Mil
itant was formed tonight and officers
to serve permanently were chosen, as
follows: Brigadier-genersl. p. A.
llantz. of Baker City; assistant adjutant-general.
Major A. V. Kililck. of
Baker City: first regiment colonel. J. F.
Ferguson, of Hood River: lieutenant
colonel. K. M. Beck with, of Portland;
major first battalion. J. E- Stantleld.
of Athena; major second battalion. W.
A. Wheeler, of Portland; major third
battalion. J. S. Fine, of The Dalles;
second regiment colonel. J. M. Will
lams, of Eugene: lieutenant-colonel. F.
E. Cnvender. of Roseburg; major first
battalion. W. M. Green, of Eugene;
major second battalion. A. J. T. Smith,
of Gold Hill; major third battalion, F.
W. Riches, of Salem.
This evening was devoted to compe
titive drlllwork in the Rebekah de
grees before a big crowd In the Elks
temple. The contesting teams are
those of Eugene and St. John.
WELCOME PATHFINDER CAR
Guggenheim Racer Expected at Se
attle Snow Blocks Pass.
PRATTLE May IV The snow Is still
deep in Stioqiialmle Pass, the gap In the
Cascade Mountains through which the
New York-to-sfattle pathfinder automo
bile expected to cross the range, and the
car will be shipped over the Northern
Pacific from EaMon to Ravensdale. From
Kavensdale the car will proceed on Its
own wheels to Kent. 17 miles from Seattle.
At Kent 100 automobiles will meet the
car tomorrow afternoon and escort it to
the world's fair grounds, where the ar
rival of the pathfinder will be celebrated.
JAPS CONTROL LAUNCHES
Celebration in Honor of Fleet al
Vancouver Distinctly Oriental.
VANX'OUVEK, B. C. May IS The
'MUM colony vsnt out to ths fleet
in fore today, and s!l morning th
Orientals embarked In fishing; boat
and boarded the cruisers. There
seemed to he quite as many making a
holiday today as yesterday, and with
their national astuteness the Japanese
controlled the ferry service lo the
cruisers.
This afternoon the Japanese com
munity gave a reception at the drill
hall, at which there was a large at
tendance. JToniglit the Vancouver Ath
letic Club provided a programme of
athletics for the visiting bluejackets.
Short. y before noon the official vlall
of Mayor Douglas to the warships was
returned the commanders of the
squadron In full uniform. The visiting
party consisted of Hear-Admiral If.
IJIchl. Flag Lieutenant hhlmmnura,
I ap'ain G. Ishlt. of the Ao: Captain T.
Sato, of the Soya, and Consul t Yada.
They were received by the Mayor and
Colonel Roitpee. of the Sixth K-glment.
and Captain I'elllstnn. of Victoria.
Admiral IJIchl took occasion to again
express his grstlflcatlon and pleasure
In visiting Western Canada, and com
plimented the Mayor on the prosperity
of Vancouver as he had so fsr seen It.-
SOLONS SHARPEN KNIVES
EXTRA SESSION IX WASHINGTON
TO CAI SE FIGHT.
Mclg to Be Ousted as Speaker and
Investigation to Go On. Is
Plan of Insurgents.
SEATTLE. May l.-ISpeclai.-Klng
County members of t.ie House of Repre
sentatives, in anticipation of a special
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W. V. F-raarls, of Albaay. iru
Treasurer of firaad Kiraa
. I. U. O. K., la eaal.a
Albaay.
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session of the legislature, are laying
their plana to defeat I, o. Meigs for
Speaker. The members of the King
County delegation insist thst when the
House meets again It win have to re
organize, and that It will be necessary
to choose a Speaker. Meigs' vacillating
attitude during tne session did not meet
with a great deal of favor with- the
gentlemen from King, and other dele
gations who felt they were "double
crossed." have It In for the Yakima
man.
After the session got down to business
last January. It was evident that tilsy
den. of Pierce, was by far an abler man
than Meigs In every respect, and It Is
altogether likely that he will be the can
didate of the Insurgents.
There Is some doubt In the minds of
the local legislators whether Hay will
call a special session. The temper of the
legislators Is now to Investigate everything-
In sight. Governor Hay la not at
all anxious. It is said, to go Into the
Pullman College deficiency. Still more
reluctant Is he to go deep Into the short
age of the Yakima Fair. There are sev
eral other matters that are touchy to the
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r J. Seely. mt Albaay. (;
Patriarch ef firaasl Kara
meat. I. O. O. K, la eaelo
Albaay.
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Eastern Wsshlngton Governor, which
members of the Legislature from other
districts are not- squeamish about.
The Yakima Fair Is also a tender sub
ject with Meig. There Is consequently
considerable taik In Seattle of a demand
on the part of the legislature rr an
extra session.
NO LIQUOR WITH MEALS
Salem City Council Refuses Privi
lege to Restaurants.
SALEM. Or.. May M (Special V-A
measure Introduced at the City Council
meeting yesterday to increase the cost of
licenses In hotels from $3"o to In
hotels with dining-rooms In connection to
$10. and restaurants from t30 to 1401
was lost. The question of allowing liquor
to be served In restaurants seem- now a
dead is.oue. and there Is even' prospect
that nothing further will be done with It
during the present administration at
least. Some weeks ago Mayor George F.
Rodgers ordered all side doors connecting
restaurants with sahsms to be closed, and
the saloon men have made repeated at
tempts to have thin order rescinded or
the ordinance permitting such an order
changed, but without avail.
Since the Issuance of the order one of
the leading restaurant men lost his place
by a writ of attachment.
In '.4,2 a dut 1mr-"e4 in nta-roea
lmrrr.d -1ri Nw c'.nriJi2s i- .....
Small difference to me who gets them. Cash, no matter whosetalks,
ana a ntne 01 it makes an awiul noise now. I've been
24 years selling shjpes in this city and this is my first
sale. Thousands know what my word stands for and
to those I wish to say that many of these offerings are
simply gifts. V. J. FULLAM
THESE TELL THE STORY IN PART, BUT REMEMBER
EVERY LADIES' SHOE
IN THE
HOUSE
Iadies hiirh-cut patent ami kiI Klux-a.
the famous Wichert & inrlr.er make,
with hanil-t urnei nolo, ami French
heels. The sujierb quality of these
shoes tf-U the story at a glance better
are not made. Style numerous and
all new; big range for choice if you
hurry, and just listen: These
.o.OO to $6.(10 goods at..
$2.50
BIG BARGAINS FOR
LITTLE PEOPLE
Children's kid and patent leather
Shoes, with spring heels in every new
plain and fancy style, white, fancy and
plain tops, suiting any cos
tume; value $1 to 1.7."...
50c
IS SIMILARLY CUT
Indies,' tan Piimjm. with l.u. klo.
plain tc. tips ami fancy effects; all
:.' gools selling at this Q f-
special price lfu J
Ladies' Laird & Scliolier tan. suede
and patent leather Pumps and Ox
lord ties and buckles. These are all
this Summer's styles, a really lieau
t i f nl line of goods; reg- An ov
ular $t;.lsl. selling HJ.O3
-1X pairs of ladies vici kid fxfonl
Ties, considered one of the best
values we ever had at 1 O C
ifJ.(K). M-lling spl.ZO
l.s.lics tat, Strapped Tumps and
Buckle lu up. our regular M.i
line, must to in this sale
at $2.4o
Ijidies Patent Pumps anl Slipn-r.
riblMin ties tnd t'olonial Pumps with
leather Imiwik. all 4.1s) t QC
gotxls, now syai.OO
Klds and ends in ladies' Oxfords.
Oxford Ties and Strapped Slippers.
in pawn i anil vici kki. some excep
tional values in these. Keg
ularly up to $:1.(HI for
95c
p M T f ( TT T Men's Johnson & Murphv and Stetson
A , IjVVIV. Oxfonls in tans, patent, plain black, gun-
metal and patent colt the crowd tells the story; all i"i.OO lines.
-wen JS.I..HI oxronls. in same varict ie.-now ..,
Men's $4. Oil Oxfords, in same varieties, now ...
Men "a $..tX Oxfords, in same varieties, now ..,
.S5.00
S3.D3
Iji.Ii.-h' Ijiir.1 & Soholx-r atl Wi.-bert
A. i;rxln r. bigh-buttor and bee sh.s
in various kids and patents and one
line of tan button. These vb,M r.
sail by thousands to le the 1m-s 111 the
world, and there is sufficient sc..e in
the mailer of stle. sh.tp- and rmK I
lUhmenls to please the taMc of the
most fastidious woman. They're our
regular f-YlM ami S-i? (s lines. s a -i
Sale price J4.UU
LADIES, HOW'S
THIS FOR YOU?
Indies patent and ici kid Oxfords,
hand-turned and band-wells; :tnt jiairs;
the biggest shoe bargain CO 1 C
ever seen ; $:l.."0 values at . . . . 1 O
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Half thia old location la now under lease, cnttlnf my pac rifht In two. Until this
brand new stock is proportionately reduced joe on thia merry bargainfest. Hurray!
283-285 MORRISON ST, Between Fourth and Fifth
HAS RIGHT TO OUST
Majority Vote in Senate Can
Depose State Official.
AUTHORITY IS ABSOLUTE
Formality of Vote After ilnaoe Ie
rides to Impeach Is Sufficient.
Vnlcilon on Any 'liar re Not
'ecraarj, Sa Attorney.
OLYMPIA. Wash.. May H -r--l!
Wiirn the lylllur tnrrta In special
'l"n. It may Impricli mny om--r. Ir-rtr-tive
of wh-tter tna o(Ti-r has tn-n
KUlUr of crime. In fa-t. h rjifcy b. tm -p-a-h1
and Ihrnsn out if ofTlc-e a hro
postiivt-ly tnnont of any onVns know n
to th. criminal laws. All that Is nwrt
sary to put hi in out Is that th. Ilnu.
by a maiurttr vote, pr.f-r immrhmnt
rharicrs and that two-thirds of I tic lira.
ai vol. ay on Impeachment and th-r
Is no appeal to thn courts
Such Is the declaration today of As
sistant Attorney-Oenrral tee. who has
been counsel f.r th. Inve.ttcatins com
mltlee. Ijm savs this statement Is fio.1.
tlTe and beyoe,d quetlon. No court haa
jurisdiction in the matter In any way. so
Ions; as the l.egi!atur. does not over
step the constitutional provision, which
sre few and simple.
Could Vet lniwacli Schlrrly.
Mr. le has devoted some time to
Investlratins; procedure and th. author
ities. Ther. are few Impeachment cases
reported In the court records for the
reason thst as s'sted. courts have Juris
diction only on constitutional arounds.
On th. Question whether cVhlvciy could
r. Impeached for matters occurrlnc
while he was deputy and In a now ex
pired term. !.ee ft.ya the rteht to Im
peach Is unquestioned, but It Is a matter
solely within th. discretion of lit. House,
whether it will or will not Impeach. II.
pointed out also that t.ov.rnor liutler.
of Nebraska, had hern impeached after
his term Of ofTic. had .spired. rXstl-Vrl
Judge Harnard. of tsconaln. was Im
peached during h. second term for acts
occurring In a prior term. The Impeach,
fnent procedure after the lr'tslatut.
haa aMembled is for th. House to pre
par. the rliarces and appoint nianacera.
This lake, only a malorlty vote. That
ends th. llou connection with th case.
Senate Mast Hear Cliarcea.
Tha charsea an to th. ftenal,. which
has no option, out must proceed to hMr
and determln. th. rhatcr. Th. m.n
asers m 1 he dale for th. heannc. notify
the accused, set th. evidence and e
that It I. produced la the Kenate. Ta
lenat. Is tied by no constitutional nor
otuer rules of procedure nliwr th.n It.
members will do justice. It may permit
the accused io hav. counsel or t... .a
It desiree. and may follow or disregard
the usual rule, of evidence.
When the hearing ta completed, tha
Kenalor. vote mym or no on th. Impeach
ment. No crime need b. proved. If th.
Henat. desires it could Impeach an of
ficer be.-aua. he at. pi. with a knife or
wor. polnted-ioed shoes If two-tl.irda
of th. whole cWnate that Is. If z ena.
tors Vote aye. the acrueed la Impeached
and forfeits hi. olTlc and forfeit.. .:.
the right to .ter bold ofiir. la in.
Stat, la future.
WAITERS CHOSEN MAYOR
I-arge Vote a-t la Municipal Kleo.
lion al t'ortallls.
'ORVAIJ.I8. Or.. Msy U -tSpH.I
Th. -ily election her. yesterday resulted
as follow.:. r Mayor. Virgil K. .
ters. fltiaona- ticket. fun.ler.on
Avery, independent, al. flu.f of l-ollc
J U. Wells, tltiaens. f. J T. Ivonev
Hi. lunrllmen Second Ward. t". v"
Johnson and William Hogu. -iiicens by
it and majority. In the Third Ward
. V. Kkelton. tltiaens. won out nv.r
K. If. C'olhert with a majority of X.
leorg. W. Imnnuil waa r.el-cled Toltc.
Judg. without orpo.ltion. II. Iavia
hsd no opponent In his race tor treasurer
and th. same Is tru. of J M Nolan and
"Kvafi Milennn for members of the
water committee.
Th. t.ght was on th. Maora!ty th.
f mnect-t.l t'lnb froeteaenee renra'lv
Bald?
Why Toail? Treat your dandruff now, and
escape baldness. Your doctor mill tell you
why Ayer's Hair Vigor destroys dandruff.
Adjers HairViqor
J NEW IMPROVED FORMULA U
Judging from the tops of their heads, some people
like hard-wood floors! Too late now for Aycrs
Hair Vigor to completely cover this upper story,
but you may add a rug or two here and there by
the systematic user of Ayer's Hair Vigor. Docs not
colo. the hair. Formula with each bottle
We hac no secrets! We publish
the formulas of all our medicines.
1. C. AYER CO.. MimifsctuHnt Cherm,.,, Lowell. Mn.
and hiw In favor of a rlntel town
backing Mr. Waiters. His election means
I he aucreu of the near charter at th.
eomlne election, th. paving of certain
streets and th. lajlng or a arw.r through
Job's sedition.
STUDENT HUNTER SLAIN
Meets iKrwtli by Accidental IHx-iiarg'
of M-it.s at Wawaw.l.
Wash. Mav It - K K. iMivid
n, a st.hor.ee student of in. Wash
ington Utal. follege at Pullman, acct.
dently killed hlms-lf at Wawawal this
afternoon . h'le cleaning an autmati.
shotgun
l.lMxa left Pullman today w.th etu
dents of th. ..motion Hi. I. tV.leg.
and the Oregon Asrtcultutal t olleg. ,te.
bating te.m for an automot.le rd. to ih.
l a '-.lletle fnll ranch at a. aval o
Snak. nixer The party toufe gun. for
a hunting trip. Isavldaon wa. not ri-perte-icco.
In handling an .utivm.tlc gun.
and accidentally discharged Ityahll. at
templtrg lo clean It. The cchlenla of
one shell .truck juat under the chin,
fnghtfuliy tearing th. bead from th.
shoulder-.
tt.vkl.on was Tl e.rs old. Ills par
.nla reeid. at Itearxlan. Wash, wberv
th. tmy will be taken for burial. Nil
lno,uet will be beld.
RAILROADED INTO PRISON
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and Nrtii to Irlc on Km Dm.
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dr ta a Mjhi)tnn hn c a iha
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V " fc,"--3 vtuin. clii-a never wiuiQUL II U1C tiller Ol t
Ir'UOK wasn t seasoned long leaf; Puck couldn't be made in
imported snapes. it s the combination of the well selected
- lonjr leaf filler the delicate binder and
V -vv Sumatra wrapper that creates that soft Havana Hcte
5 Two shapes both five cents. You never saw a :
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