Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, August 10, 1916, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IOHNIXG OEEGOXIAN, TITdRSDAY, AUGUST 10, 191C. PYTHIAN MEETING BROUGHT TO CLOSE j. J. Brown, Installed as Su preme Chancellor, Heads Party to Tacoma. DELEGATES START HOME was promptly created and as promptly sat isfied. Especially do we commend his excellency the Governor of the great commonwealth of Oregon and bis honor the Mayor of the beautiful city of Portland for the warmth and sincerity of their welcome, the local committee for the incomparable and un bui passed character of the entertainment furnished us, the committees of Astoria and Seaside, who so thoroughly provided for our wants and our comforts. To Brother Gus C. Moser and his col leagues we have nothing but the highest mead of unstinted praise and congratula tions for the perfect and admirable manner 111 which we have been Tecelved. The trip to Bonneville, the Columbia River Highway, "where we lost ourselves In the Infinite main where rolls the Ore gon." are among other diversions and pleas ures never to be forgotten, and so long as time shall last we shall cherish the memory or our visit to Portland, and shall ever recall with feelings akin to delight and enthusiasm the ungrudging hospitality, the broad char ity, the liberal mlndedness and the splendid- fraternalism of the Pythians of Ore gon. Be It further Resolved. That we acknowledge with un abashed satisfaction the disinterested de- Portland Ses ion Regarded One of Most Important and Success . ful In History of Order. Budget Is Voted. The Knights of yfchias supreme lodge convention came to a. close last evening after a series of intermittent sessions continuing over a. - period of ten dqrys. It was regarded as one of the most Important and most successful supreme lodge meetings In the history of the oroer. tub visiting delegates and mem bers of their families accompanying them were unanimous in voicing their appreciation of the entertainment and the hospitality extended them by the people of Portland, and particularly by the local members of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian sisters. The report of the resolutions commit tee extended cordial compliments to the city of Portland, the people, the local Pythians, the newspapers, the ho tels and all other agencies instrumen tal in providing entertainment for the visitors. J. I. Brown Supreme Head. The convention came to a close with the installation of officers, which was the last order of business immediately preceding adjournment. John J. Brown, of Vandalia, 111., took the oath of office aa supreme chancellor and now is the head of the order, numbering nearly 725.000 members. Another procedure of interest was the passage of the general appropria tion bill carrying funds for the con duct of the supreme lodge's affairs during the ensuing biennium. The budget carried an appropriation of J10.000 for Pythian education. The Idea, is to disseminate knowledge of Pythlanism throughout the United States and Canada, so that the general public may have a better understanding of the aims and the purposes of the or ganization. Indirectly it Is anticipated that this movement, will result in a substantial increase of membership. George B. Griggs, of Houston, Tex., was appointed chairman of the committee in charge of this work. $500 Given for Monument An appropriation of $500 for a monument to the late Henry Clay Berry, past supreme chancellor of the order, also was authorized. The money will be used in connection with a similar amount appropriated by the grand lodge of Illinois. The convention finally adjourned without taking any action on the tuber culosis sanitarium question. This means that the situation will remain as it is. The individual state-lodges will con tinue to care for their tubercular suf ferers, and there is a. tendency to con tinue this arrangement indefinitely, as it is widely believed among the Pythi ans that the state organizations are adequately able to do it. Most ol the -visiting delegates left for their homes last night. A large party, headed by Supreme Chancellor Brown, -went to Tacoma to participate in the initiation ceremonies arranged by tne Tacoma Pythians to be held on the summit of Mount Rainier. (iOLDKM)AI E MAX ENTERS RACK FOR. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR. PYTHIANS EXPRESS THAXKS Supreme Ijodge Voices Appreciation of Convention Favors. Gratitude in ungrudging measure was heaped upon the people of Port land and numerous Portland inetitu tions yesterday by the Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias. At the closing session of the au preme lodge convention a set of resolutions testifying to the pleasures and appreciation of the Portland en tertainment was presented by the resolutions committee and unanimous ly adopted. The committee was headed by Will iam G. Ed ens. of Chicago. The other members were: David P. Reece, of Pennsylvania; Richard I. Warner, of Wisconsin; Frank K. Duncan, of Okla homa, and Edgar W. Ellis, of Ohio. The resolutions in full follow: "Embodying the appreciation of the Su preme Lodge for the regal entertainment accorded It by the Pythians of the great West upon its journey to and advent la tne city of Portland. Or. Whereas, the biennial convention of the Supreme Lodge. Knights of Pythias, held In the city of Portland, Or., In the year of 1D16, has been mane memoranie oy tne lavish entertainment and the great social enioyment provided for its representatives. their ladies and friends during their sojourn In this City of Roses by our brother knights; and Whereas. It is only fitting and proper that we acknowledge our profound debt of grat itude to those who so nobly and generously aided and assisted In the preparation ot these rare, uneexampled and diversified pleasures: therefore, be it Resolved. That we, the officers and rep resentatives of the Supreme Lodge. Knights of Pythias, In convention assembled, desire to place on record our unfeigned thanks for and our keen sense of apprecatlon of the many delectable courtesies extended to us during our stay in Portland. The supreme officers and representatives, who. with their ladies, were passengers on the two special trains from Chicago to Portland, offer their felicitations more deep .and earnest than can be expressed in words to the Pythians of Chicago, Aberdeen. Butte, Anaconda. Missoula, Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma for the many favors accorded them while en route. Not only was every want anticipated, but where no want existed one $ X r 1 f - - " George II- Baker. GOLDENDALE, Wash., Aug. 9. (Special.) George H. Baker, a Goldendale merchant and a pio neer business man of Central Washington, who has filed his declaration of candidacy for the office of Lieuteuant-Governor with the Secretary of State, is the first aspirant from Klickitat County for a state office since the direct primary law went into effect in 1907. Mr. Baker has a state-wide acquaintance and his activity with the Republican party dates back to the admission of Wash ington into the- Union in 1889. 7Te was elected! to the lower house of the Legislature from Klickitat County in 1896 and afterward served as State Sena tor for Yakima and Klickitat counties and as State Senator from Klickitat and Skamania counties. votion and constant attention of the sisters of Portland to the ladles of our party In looking after their needs and beautifying our rooms as well as our convention hall with the fragrance and luxuries of the roBe: to the business men of Portland for the ample as well as gorgeous decorations which have adorned their magnificent buildings in vast profusion and with sumptuous prodigality, and to the press of city and state which has devoted Its valuable columns to iinerauy to tne service or our-order. Seldom have the newspapers of anv city or state In which the Supreme Lodge has neia its conventions given such wide pub licity to tne tenets or ntii nr. i . - humanitarian Impulses and to Its profound and distinctive Americanism, and for these especial favors and marked distinction we oeg to acKnoweledge our profound and last ing gra.uiuue. ANNEX WILL BE BUILT Contract for Construction of Add! tion to Union High Let. GRESHAM. Or. Auer. fl(Snecil i.ne contract for the erection of the one-story annex to the present Union tiign bcnool building, was awarded to Claude Stockton. TT tt uin.. nt t no.ei.zger, lor approximately $1900 and Work On the 8trilolnr hciron day morning. The annex will be only a temporary structure and will not be joined with the main building, which i oi oncK construction. The H 1 Lrh School Rnaril nlf.j1 F. Waltman teacher of chemistry and imyon-s. ne win also nave charge of the outdoor sports. In order that the commercial course man be added for the coming year it will be necessary to employ anotner instructor. WOMEN VISIT PIKE'S PEAK Summit Is Scene of Unfurling of Suffragists' Banner. COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., Aug. buffragists prominent In the No tional Woman's party, which will be gin a three-day conference here tomor row, unfurled today a suffrage banner on tne summit or Pike's Peak. Nation al Chairman Miss Anne Martin, of .Nevada, dedicated the purple, white and gold banner to the cause. "Today," said Mrs. Florence Bayard nines, or Delaware, In a short soeech "women from all over the country have gatnerea nere to carry out the Dlan of the Susan B. Anthony amendmen for the political freedom of women." Like an OpenBook ForTsbungMothefs! 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BEND, Or.. Aug. 9. (Special.) That the manufacturers of Western pine could look to prosperous conditions in their business for the next 13 months, was the opinion of the- members of the Western Pine Manufacturers' Associa tion in quarterly meeting here today. The only feature of tho present situ ation which could give rise to uneasi ness was the matter of labor. Because of labor conditions many plants are running at less than capacity, but this is held to have & beneficial effect on the trade by causing a curtailment of production. FiftK-seven members of the associa tion from Montana, Idaho. Washington and Oregon points are here. In add I tion. a number of prominent Hoo Hoc railroad men and a delegation from the California Pine Manufacturers Associa tion are attendig. At this afternoon's business session an invitation was extended to the Cali fornia association to join with the Western Pine body and it seems cer tain that it will at least affiliate it self in the bureau of grades, borrowing the best graders of the Western to in sura tha enforcement of the same standards in this phase of the busi ness. The forenoon was spent in an inspec tion of the new sawmills and connected factories. Luncheon was taken at the Shevlin boarding camp, and the visit ors were entertained at dinner and dance this evening by the Commercial Club. The Hoo Hoo concatenation was held this afternoon after the business meeting. Tomorrow the visitors will be taken on a trip through the timber and will see the logging operations of two com panies, ending their visit with a dinner at the Emblem Club. Portland men here are G. M Corn all. J. B. Knapn. Noel Dew". A. Whls- nant. George P. Downey and J. H. Roberts. BACHELOR, 76, FOUND DEAD Fred Obse, Gresbam Itancber, Suc cumbs to Heart Disease. Fred Ohse, 76 years old, was found dead in his home on a farm three miles west of Gresham late yesterday. The body was brought to Portland by Deputy Coroner Lowe. Mr. Ohse was a bachelor and lived on the 40-acre farm for 30 years. Death was due to heart disease. . He is sur vived by a cousin, a Mrs. Axley, 40 East Stark street. Lane Will Show Babies. EUGENE. Or., Aug. 9. (Special.) A better babies' contest will be held in connection with the Lane County- Fair this year under the direction of the Fortnightly Club, a woman's or ganization in Eugene," according to an announcement made today. Children between the ages of 12 and 4S months will bo entered. Physical and mental development only are to be considered. ernor; George J. Gavlin. Centralis, Democrat, for State Treasurer: Walter J. Thompson. Tacoma, Progressive, for United States Senator. LUMBER COMPANY FORMED Med ford Concern Incorporates With Capital of $25,000. MEDFORD. Or.. Aug. 9. (Special.) Articles of incorporation for tha Apple gate Lumber Company, capitalized at 125,000, were forwarded by C. J. Semon, J. T. Sullivan and C. L. Schieffelin to the Secretary of State yesterday. This company will erect a sawmill adjoining Medford, will operate on timber sup plied from the line of the proposed Blue Ledge Railroad .and will in all probability bring to Medford a huge Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair Lister Opponent Flies. OLYMPIA. Wash.. Aug. 9. The fol lowing candidates for party nomina tions at the September primaries filed their declarations of candidacy with the Secretary of State today: William E. Cass. Vancouver. Democrat, for Cov- Soap should be used very carefully, it you want to keep your hair looking ita best. Most soaps and prepared sham poos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and rulna It. Tha best thing for steady use la Just ordinary mulsifled cocoanutoll (which is pure and greaseless), and Is better than the most expensive soap or any thing else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls will cleans the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dapdruff and excessive OIL The hair dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves the scalp soft, and the hair Una and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. Tou can get mulsifled cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will aupply every member of the family, for months. Adv. - contract from the Ewauna Box Factory Company, now located at Klamath Falls. This company has asked for a con tract covering a period of from three to five years and. calling for a minimum of 12.000,000 feet and a maximum of 20,000.000 feet of lumber a year. The first stock in the sum of $5000 was subscribed by S. S. Builis. Two hun dred and fifty shares of 1100 each will be issued and sold to Medford people. Tenino Deaot Agent Back. CENTRALIA. Wash., Aug. 9. (Spe cial.) Following a -islt of three months with his father In St. Paul. A. T. Nelson has again taken charre of the Tenino depots of the Northern Pa cific. R. L. Lowery, who has been act ing agent In Tenino. has taken charge of the Northern Pacific depot in Napa-vlne. Cattle at Baker Feel Drought. BAKER, Or.. Aug. 9. (Special.) Lack of water for drinking on tha range in the vicinity of Baker Is send ing cattle to the outskirts of the city. Their efforts to Quench their thirst have caused so much trouble to resi dents that Chief of Police Jackson has appealed to stock owners to care for the animals. Some are being im pounded. A Russian Inventor's awlmmlna suit Tim compartments for food, a weighted keel to keep a wearer upright In water and flna on the legs to help him swim. 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