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PYTHIAN SISTERS OF AMERICA . .i -nts--'-- - 4&s .A-f ;;KvH;k c -.t Wmmm flit vs;v- . .C?'y;4lr ' j- ; -v I 4V $WfH V'Po-tyk 1 v Delegates from whole of North Flowers, Candy and Juice Showered on Fair Visitors ' y . Z Oregon Temples of Pythian Sisters Provide New and Delightful ' f Pleasures for-Delegates to National Convention and Families of Delegates. ' r'ythlan Sisters from the states and 'provinces, assembled In the dellbera- "V?: ttons of the supreme temple, found their minds strangely exalted, their llTing; somehow elevated during the -eeek of their august sessions. it sm were to cast ihmit rnr ru. very dar a new variety of flowers appeared en banc and en bouquet to : deliglit .the city's guests. '' iiviOn Monday almost a ton of roses, dahlias, mignonette, sweet peaa and ' Vi c-ladlolls banked the Klks lodge room Vwhers . the contention was held, the flowers being presented by OrphU Tempi , Ko, .18 of Portland and the .4 Overlook Women's club. " On Tuesday, Kose Templs No. 43 . of ; Portland gave bouquet of roses to 'i every woman present. On Wednesday. "' to vary - the ; monotony, -. each . woman America In panorama. (Photo by Markham). Prominent women who chief; No. 8, Mrs. Lilly Samuels, Oakland, Cal., supreme chief Loganberry was given a pound box of candy, the donors being Columbia Temple No. 3 of Rainier, Wauna Temple No. 6 of Hood River, Una Temple No. 26 of Aurora, Herculena Temple No. 27 of Milton, Fern Temple No. 48 of Yam hill, Pacific Templs No. 49 of Bandon, Fidelity Temple No. SO of Baker and Allette Temple No. 44 of Corvallis. On Thursday, Cataract Temple of Oregon City presented rosea to each visitor and on Friday Phoenicia Tem ple No. 10 of Hillsboro presented STveet pas and sprigs of ocean foam. Alphia Temple No. 1 of Albany sup piled each visitor with a large bottle ot Oregon loganberry Juice.- The past grand chiefs of the order In Oregon were .made a committee of entertainment for the visiting j women throughout the week. i '' ; t Wees., writing aeRIat oa aaf tlwrs, pleca mvuUoo Tbe loorDai.. : - (Adv.) THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, I Nocturnal Pirates Name of New Order Purpose Xs to CHv Baths and Hair cats to Troopers on Border Who 2TaU , Voluntarily to Perform Toilet. Headquarters Washington National Guard, Calexico. Cal.. Aug. 4. (U. P.) Ancient Order of Nocturnal Pirates had an unusually busy night, and to day six members of Company B, Seo ond Washington Infantry, fairly glisten as they go about emanating the odor of soap. The pirates were organised to give baths and haircuts to those troopers who don't voluntarily perform their toilet The pirates have been In action every day. The desert heat sometimes 112 de grees plays queer pranks and often works hardships on trooper from the cool northwest.. The Third battalion, Washington infantry, under command of Major Lovejoy, is still bemoaning its fate of several days ago, when that detachment- on its dally hike marched to within a few feet of the incorporate limits of Imperial, then turned around and marched back. - The temperature was above the 100 mark that day and Imperial Is the only wet town In the whole viflley on the United States side of the border, - , figured in proceedings of supreme temple: No. 1, Mrs. Elizabeth Uatchlnson, Woodfords, Me., supreme ; No. 4, Mrs. Lucia Munson, Newburgh, N. Y., supreme guard; No. 5, Mrs. Alice M. il. Boy lan, Austin, Waverly Postmaster Says He Took $300 Beajamlm X. Twsed Zs Prompted to Confess at Chicago After Searing Cabaret Girls Sing. Chicago. Aug. 6. (I. N. S.) Ben jamin L. Tweed, postmaster at Wav erly, Wash., surrenderel to the federal authorities here today and confessed to taking- $300 of poatoffice funds. "I might have lost myself In Chi cago," Tweed said, "but every time the cabaret singers sang of 'The good old days back home,' they seemed to be calling me a thief." Bandits Lock Grocer In His Own. Ice Box Andrew ngelos la Given Cold Tieat meat by Bobbers, but Breaks Out and Engages la Pistol Duel. San Francisco, Aug. I.- (P. N. 8.) Locked in his ice box by three bandits, Andrew Angelos, a grocer, battered out a panel of the door and routed the robbers in a pistol duel, according to the report he gave tbe police today. GATHER While a lookout remained at the door, two men entered and asked for butter. As he stooped by the door of the ice chest, they thrust him In, slammed the door shut and turned to the cash register, taking $50. Before they had fled the grocer broke the panel with a piece of ice and fired two shots, the men returning the fire as they ran. Particulars Sought As to Fulton Case Acting oretary of State Polk In structs Agent Bodgera to Ascertain Cause of Detsntion of Britisher. Washington, Aug. S. (I, N. S.) Acting Secretary of State Polk today instructed Consular Agent Rodgers at Me&ico City to ask General Car ran ia for particulars regarding the deten tion ofM. Fulton, head of the Elec tric Light company of Mexico City and a British subject. The Instructions were given follow ing protests of Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, British ambassador. . Durallum Is the name given in Ger many to several light, but tough, al leys In which aluminum play the chief part. -t- . AUOU3T , WW. IN BIENNIAL SESSION NEIGHBOR PROTESTS HEN AUTHORITIES Uncle Henry Hossel, Big Hearted Farmer, Expresses Views on Hinterliter Case, Olney, 111.. Aug. 6. (U. P.) TJncle Henry Hossel, a big hearted, bluff old German farmer, drove into town today from "Hell, Texas." to give Roy Hinterliter, held in the county Jal. here, charged with the "air bubble" murder of Elizabeth Ratcllffe. some clean linen his aged and widowed mother sent him. 1 ain't upholdln' the boy, but I do object te the hounding of his mother and sister, who ar' as good -as any HOUND Y'S MOTHER senior; No. 2, Mrs. Cora M. Davis, Minn., supreme mistress of finance. body that lives," said Uncle Henry, when asked about the case. Uncle Henry has known three gen erations of Hlnterllters and has lived adjoining the Himerilter farm for that period of yfars. "it may be funny," he said, "to re fer to our neighborhood as 'Hell, Texas," and set up Roy Hinterliter as the leader of a neighborhood of toughs, but our people are just as respectable and intelligent as those here in Olney' and in Chicago. "Hell, Texas, indeed T The old man stormed. "Remember, we're not up holding Roy, He's been wild. His father died 14 years ago, and he was, the baby of the farny. He was given too much rope and bad too much money to spend. If he is guilty, the court will punish him, but the newspapers hav got to 'draw In' on Roy's family and must stop holding our neighborhood 'p to scorn." J Uncle Henry had another purpose, he declared, for coming to town today. He stated a report was currant la his neighborhood that Sheriff West was subjecting Roy to third-degree meth ods in an attempt to get a confession. "By the Almighty, that's something I won't stand for." tn old man de clared, when asked -what he Intended to do If the report was verified. Uncle Henry refused to discuss the report that Hinterliter and Miss Fan nie Inyart. who lives near tho Hlnter llters. were engaged. ' He declared he Union, Or., retiring sttprem did not know the facts tod tberefort did not care to discuss it. State's Attorney Morris Is Invests gating this phase of the case. Preferred Death to Delay. 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