.THE OREGON .DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1919.
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LODGE FEATURE
Spectacular and Crowning Event
. ..Draws ; Large - Attendance to
Local Temple. :
STREET ' PARADE LIVELY
Pythian Sisters Meet; Mrs. Alice
E. Garley, Grand Chief, , Pre
sides at Session.
The Ceremonial of the "Dokeys"
iraa the spectacular and crowning
feature o the two days of Pythian
'festivities thl week attending the
Grand Lodge. It was given by Abd-Ugl-Atef
temple. No. UT. Dramatic
Order Knight of Khoraanan, Tues
day night at the Masonic temple.
' This order is" the shrine of the K. of
P. and the large auditorium of the
Masonic Temple was packed tight with
members and visitors.1 The street, par
ade started from the K. of P. hall and
' was headed by the D. O. K. K. band,
flanked by the team of brigands urider
command of T. C. Frieberg, and escort
ing Grand Vizier Martin Larsen, merci
less potentate of the realm.
More than 100 hapless captives fol
lowed In his train. Fezsed "Dokeys
brought up the rear to the number of
several hundred.
' Magnlficiently attired divan of off 1--cere
and the well-armed band of brig
ands, together with the array of musi
cal talent under Frank Maughan,
leader, attracted the attention of ' the
thousands of spectators along the
streets until they passed within the
mysterious portals of the Masonic
Temple. After the ceremonial had been
perpetrated a banquet at the Hotel
Benson terminated the frolic.
BEHSIOK THIS AFTEBSOOJT
Installation of , new grand officers of
the Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias,
for the domain of Oregon, will be held
late this afternoon and the sessions of
the grand lodge will close shortly, after.
The annual convention of the grand
lodge opened here Tuesday morning,
- Grand Chancellor Fred J. Johnson of
Astoria presiding.
An 'address by Supreme Chancellor
Charles 8. Davis of Denver was the
leading feature of this morning's ses
sion. ;
Not less than 250 officers and dele
gates from all parts of the state are In
attendance at the sessions in K. of P.
halt. Grand Chancellor George E. Tew
of Washington, accompanied by Robert
- M. Dye, supreme representative of
Washington, were received Tuesday aft
ernoon. Carl C Springer, circulation
manager of the Pythian ' Record, offi
cial organ of the K. of P. of Washing
ton, published at Aberdeen, was one
of the visitors from that state.
Memorial services in the afternoon
consisted of oration by Leslie E.
Crouch and Willard I. Marks, past
grand chancellors. j
The Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters,
- KNIGHTS i NAME -NEW. V ;
Kv,DRANl. CHANCELLOR
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Jullen A. Hurley .
Jullen A. Hurley, ' incoming . grand
chancellor' of the Knighur of- Pythias
for the domain of Oregon, resides at
Vale,; Or,, and is one of Its best known
and popular citizens. Me le a member
of Advance lodge No. 107 Knights of
Pythias, which he Joined lni Wij Grand
Chancellor Hurley represented the coun
ties of Malheur, grant and: Harney in J
i ue iHBi-Ksisiaiure as eiate senator, ne
is a native son of Oregon, His grand
father, Sydney Smith, was one of the
pioneers of 1148. j . ,
met for ; its i second day's session this
morning at ,W. O. ; temple. Immedi
ately adjoining the . K. of ,P. hall at
Eleventh and Alder streets Mrs. Alice
E. Galley of Enterprise, grand chief,
presiding. It Is expected to close this
afternoon with the Installation of of
ficers. " ." .'...
Tuesday evening the ritualistic work
was staged in K. of P. hall by Orphla
temple, Mrs. Bessie James, worthy chief,
and Hattje Keyser, floor director. -At'
noon on Tuesday n the banquet hall of
W. O. Wt temple, Orphla temple waa
host to the grand temple officers and
many of the grand lodge officers as well.
The direction of the banquet was under
Mrs. Katie , Linn, .assisted by all the
members of Orphla temple. Mrs. , Bessie
James, worthy' chief, .was koastmlstress.
Brief addresses were delivered by Grand
Chancellors Johnson of Oregon and Tew
of Washington, with remarks by W. J.
H. Clark and others. -'!. "
OFFICEES ARE . ELECTED
The followtng officers were elected by
the IC of P. grand lodge Ttiesday night:
Jullen A. Hurley, Vale, grand chancel
lor; W. J. , H. , Clark; . Portland, grand
vice chancellor : E. I. Ballagh, St. Hel
ens, grand prelate ; Walter G. Gleason,
Portland, grand keeper of records and
seal; James W. Maloney, . Pendleton,
grand .master '-Of exchequer; John
Newby, Bend, grand master . at arms :
Frank S. Grant, Portland, and James
11. Gwinn, Pendleton,', grand representa
tives : Harry G. Wortman, Medford, Les
lie E. Crouch and Fred ST. Johnson, Port
land, grand1 trustees fi Albert -,1s elson.
Yamhill, grand outer guard ; Ben Trow
bridge. .Medford," grand Inner guard.
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"OUTH0VH0USEWIVES
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Mrs. C; W, Batterson. Domestic
J Science Txpert,' Shows Way
to Defeat -Profiteers
blackberries are abundant along . the
roadsides near town, : . , s' W
1 M'rsC Batterson nas- charge or a new
oourir-'tntioseholdrcon "-which
opened Tuesday at the Girls Polytechnic-school,
dealing with a study-of the
household budget, household accounting
and food -principlea, ,
' The course win be held from t to S:S0
p." nu on Tuesdayand Thursday after-
noonSi '
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Housewives could effect a great sav
ing In the cost, of living .by; making their
vacations profltabJe.'.,say . Mrs.. C. W.
Batterson. domestic sclende Instructor at
the. Girls' Polytechnic ichoel At the
seashore fish, clams and crabs might be
canned for winter I use. In the moun
tains; fish and wild berries are abund
ant, and a trip to the country should re
sult In a store of fruit and berries. Wild
SKantling:Proyisioii ;
TcrBe Discussed
ChineseAssociatiori
" Los Angeles, OcC- I6.r(UP.l Chinese
from a score of Pacific coast cities and
from' Chicago, - New York, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and - several, other . eastern,
citterf.. met here rtoday. In ;the annual
convention of the Association of American-Born
Chines, j
Important business will be considered,
leaders, of the -organisation said, and
iniiat! that a discussion of the Shan
tung 'settlement would -not be the least J
important matter eeiore uie wjnvmiuuu.
Thousands, Attend;
JewisKSdrvices in ;1
h f, HonorS'of t Holidays
Thousands of worshipers fill the audi
torium and gatlery Taf the Snaarei Torah
synagogue, 'comer Flfsr and Hall streets,
at each (service during te filgh holidays
that started cm the evolng of September
25- and 'Hr'end ;Octoer 17 From re-1
form, conservative and orthodox congre
gations, .worshipers come to Shaaret To
rah syaagogrue,,. Beaotif ul sacred music
artistically presented marks each service. i
: Rabbi Herman Marchoem performs
a difficult role, that of cantor and choir
director; "Tears dimmed the' eyes of his
listeners. .To the,olLJb revived fond
memories of their homes and . their own
traditional 'chants, and to the young 'he
brought a promise of" what an orthodox
service properly conducted might mean
to Jewry at large, members of his con
gregation declare-.-' ' '. 1
.The choir, consisting of U male voices,
sang throngh-the.long. ritual with ease
and .. understanding,, showing v careful
training on the part jt the director. . i
gaming Is. Issued v
j: Against '.Spread, of
Counterfeit Stamps
y Counterfeit war savings stampe, clev
erly designed -la - replica- of -the. regular
governmewt .isaue have been, discovered
.in .the hands of dealers in the East, and
to ward -off a possible invasion by ' the
spurloos securities of the, Padfic Coast,
the federal reserve bank of San Fran
cisco has Issued a '"coastwise warning. --
The counterfeit stamps are of the 1919
Issue, it Is said. The stamps are- pho-
tographle productions in good color,
blue, ink, but : the . fine lines behind . the
portrait in the genuine appear in eollo
color in the counterfeit. The perfora
tions of the genuine stamp appear pho
tographed on the counterfeit. . :
ympalhetle Strike .Topic -Pittsburgh
Fa, Oct 15. I. N. S.)
Representatives of all the labor unions
in Pennsylvania will meet m Pittsburg
November ! and 2 to consider the ques
tion of a state-wide sympathy strike to
aid the steel workers.
BarherGives Recipe
I: for Gray Hair
Mr, A E. O'Brien, "who has been a bar
her In! New Tork Ctty-for1 many years,
mads Jthe' following , statement; A"Gray,
streaked- or faded -hair-can be immedi
ately made black, brown "or light brown,
whichever shade you desire, by the use
of, the following remedy that.i you can
make at home: '
"Merely get box vof Orlex powdet at
any drug' store- Jt costs very little and
no extras to buy. Dissolve it In 4 oa. of
distilled- or1 rain water and comb , it
through the haftv Full directions for use
and) a gold bond guarantee come In each
box.?. One box will last you for months.
t"It is safe does; not rub off," is not
sticky ' or gummy - and . leaves , the hair
fluffy. ' It wljl make a gray-haired pep
son loefc-20 years youfigerjr-Adv, 5 ' j
Jhe Rational iSianrtatd
30B WHITE
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MfSFUMlS
Mill Run Silk Fibre Hose, all shades, pair. . . . .50c
Special French Cuff Shirta. . ... , . ;v. . . . . . .$1.50
Cooper Union Suits. . . . . .... .'. .'. .$2.00, $2.50
Fine Woven Madras Shirts at $3.00t $3.50, $4.50
Silk Fibre ShirU... ..$5.00 t6 $7.50
Complete line Neckwear. . . ; . . . .f. 75c to $3.50
Men's Slip-on Bradley Sweaters. . . . ; . . .7 .$5.00
Men's Roughneck Sweaters. . . . . . . . . . . . .$J0.50
Complete Line Silk Mufflers . . . . .$1.25 to $6.50
Men's Gloves ... ... . 'U T . . 1 ; .$3J0Oltof$4.50('
ROBINSON & DILp CQl
One Buck Shirt'House:
355 Wwhington St Majestic Theatre Bldg.
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Portland Agency for Gossard, Nemo and'Bien JolietC
Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Floor Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in B as the Fourth Floor
Halloween Novelties
Second Floor
Buy Her a Sweeper-Vac
Here is a Rift she is sure to appreciate. The Sweeper
Vac is so constructed that it helps safeiuard valuable
rues and the most delicate upholstery. Removes dirt,
frit, dust, hair,, threads, etc Demonstration on 3d Floor.
THe Standard Store of the Northwest
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Everything to help make that
Halloween party a success: Luncheon
Sets; Place Cards, Favors, Paper Hats,
Cats, Witches, Festoons, etc., etc.
ttiLi a Feature
hoping Tomorrow
Boys' School
Main Floor Style and service at a mod
erate price these are the stronftpoints
about the Boys' Suit's you get a.t this store.
Our Fall and Winter stocks are-now at
their best offering ail the newest styles
in a wide range; of. popular fabrics, in
cluding blue Serges add mixtures. They
the priced tomorrow -at SI 2.50 to $35
, Boys' Overcoats
JUVENILE X) VERCOATS for little fel
lows 3 to 8 years of age. Special $8.95
OVERCOATS sizes 8 to 12 $10.95
YOUTHS' OVERCOATS. $15-$22.50
Extra Special
Boys' Blouses
At 85c
MaiivFloor At this price Thursday only
Boys :Percale Blouses in many atttac
tlve, patterns. AH sizes 6 to 16. Or
Regular tOO jtrade special. at OfJU
Garment Salons
Second Floor
abreast of the
1 I UV VT.vua vi saw - (-
im Imnut'thit the senarate 'skirt is a
very, important part of 'her wardrobe,
Tomorrow we shall feature a notable
display of new Fall and" Winter Skirts that
'-will be of special interest to our customers
Wool Skirts
Second Floor Beautiful New Plaid Skirts, in
a large assortment of color combinations
also novelty checks. Plain and plaited effects
trimmed with fancy pockets, braids and nov
elty buttons. Priced at $12,75 to $35.00
Also a splendid assortment of Tricotine,
Serge and Poplin Skirts irt' leading colors.
Silk Skirts
Second Floor-r-Skirts of Taffeta, Kumsi
Kumsa, Fantasi. Satin, Silk Poplin and com
binations of Satin and Velvet. Many beau-,
tiful styles including draped effects. Black
" and leading colors, rncea aiz.au io ajo
New Skirts for Large Women
Poplin, Serges, Fanpy Plaids
Second Floor -Women who wear large sizes will find here an eitceUent
assortment of -models in New Fall Skirts made up in Tricolettei Silk Pop
lin, Faille and Fantasi Silks also Wool Poplins and Serges. Black, navy,
plum, brown and- plaid effects. Prices range from $8.75 to $36.75
Mffll lft
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OWK
39c lb
4th Floor This is our famous
OWK Imperial Roast Coffee you
hear so much about. No deliveries
except with other purchases in the.
Grocery. Dept. On sale to- OQp
morrow at special, pound Oy
60c OWK Tea
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49c lb.
4th Floor Ceylon, English Break-
tast or uncoiona japan i eas inu
quality , sells regularly at A Q
60c per lb. very special at U
French Serges
$2 Yard
Main Floor All pure wool and lust
the . right weight for dresses. .42
Inches wide.- Exceptional (J0 Aft
value for Thursday, yard wUU
42-inch - All-Wool Pan- flJO A A
araas priced at. a . yard DeUU
New Velour
Coatings
Main floor These come in the
56-inch width, and are of good
heavy ; quality for winter coats. In
navy, brown, dark green and plum.
Special tomorrow, per yard $8.00
Sale of Georgette Waists
At $3.98
Bargain Circle, Main Floor Dainty Waists of
Georgette Crepe in a number of pretty styles to go
with new Fall Suits. Some are trimmed with bead
ed embroidery, others with tucked fronts or
trimmed with fancy plaitings. Round Or V shape
necks. Flesh or white. In this sale we include
waists "of Crepe de Chine and Pongee i,n several
neat styles. A good, opportunity to buy that
new waist at a substantial saving. POQQ
Priced special tomorrow your choice wOVO
Women'sKnitUnderwear
At Special Low Prices
Center Circie, Main Floor Discontinued num
bers in Women's first quality Underwear from V
our pwn -Itocks, - and makers' -"seconds" "with
some very slight imperfections. Union Suits
and Separate Garments in cotton, wool mix-,
tures and fancy striped cottons. There are not
alt sizes in each style, but all sizes in the sale. '
, 1 $2.00 Underwear $19
$650 Underwear $525
$2.2 SUn- Q-l Off
derwear at 51eOU
3.00 Un PO QQ
derweif at D&OU
-4s6un-flo op;
derwear at tDAeOtJ
$3.7SUn-C9 QK
derwear at &tO
$4.S0Un-flQ 7K
rwear at Ote I Or
at $3.95
derwear
5.00Un
derwear
SPECIAL NOTE The Underwear In this sale,
classed as "Seconds" are practically as good as
first quality garments the defects are so slight.
; - Center Circle, Main Floor ' ;
Misses' Children's
FURS
The Garment Store, 2d Floor,
Invites your inspection of its new
Fall and Winter stock of Misses'
and Children's Fur's. All popular
kinds Opossum, Nutria, White
Coney, French Ermine, Taupe Fox,
Lynx, Raccoon, Marten, Brown
Wolf. etc. Sets $3.50 to $125
Fur Scarfs $12.50 to $62.50
Children's
Mothers will do well to have. the
children warmly clad .before the
cold weather ;comes. Our Girls!
Shop on the-Secofld Floor it Show-'
ing a splendid stock"of the nev
Winter Coats .In. all, the 'smartest
styles and materials, ranging . in
price frdm $12.95 -to $62.50
Reliable. New Fur
$' Trimmings
Main Floor' There is a great dif
ference in Furs, therefore it is to
your advantage to choose at this'
store, where only the dependable
kinds are to be had Assortments
are now at their best. All popular
kinds. Widths from Vf . inch to 1 2
inches yard $1.50 V $42.50
Women's Boots at $8.95
Regular Price $11.00
Main Floor Women's Boots of Dark Brown KiiT'with
hand-turned soles, high curved heels and fabric tops.
Narrow, plain toe last; laced patterns; sizes CO QC
2 to 8; widths AAA to D. itt Boots atOOe7ll
r a -
oots
$7.95
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MainTloor Women's o ,
Laced and Buttoned t-
Boots Black Calf .
with fawn nubuck
uj.'V' inu miuiarv : , i.
- heels Black Kid Boots with round toes and tow
heels Brown Kid Boots with high heels, plain1
. toe, cloth or leather tops Black Kid Boots with
f military or Louis leather neels and man y
. otner styles. . sizes 2 io syi c?rr qjt
; Jio to 14 grades the pair J I oltl
. ; .Shoe Dept., First Floor, ,
Scrim and Swiss Curtains
At ;Good Savings! :
Thursday, FVlday and Saturday the Drapery Store will feature a sale of
several hundred pairs of Swiss and Scrim Curtains at prices far below
regular worth. If you need curtains, here is your chance to get them!.
Swiss Curtains
At 69c
Tbh-d Floor Plain Swiss Curtains
with" ruffled edge.-'Very dainty for
bedrooms and cottages. 2Q Qf
pairs on sale at the , pair
Ruffled S wis f Curtains f with
i tucked borders 98c and $1.15
Scrim Curtains
$1.48
Tnis'd Floor Only a limited. num;r
hereof' pairs in this lot, sb'ofder
early. Good quality Scrim Curtains
with neat hemstitched border and
lace edge. Assorted pat- Qi AO
erns. Priced special, pairDxef0
FUet Net Curtains $2.48
TKr4 Floor Filet tace Curtains
In many attractive designs. These"
make very pretty hangr 3Q J Q
ings. ; Special at, p iifDe'0
WINDOW, SHADES size 3x6
feet; green or tan special at 90c
New Cretonne - Covered Boxes '
of California Cedar $8 to $16
Portland's Largest and Best Stock of High Grade
Electric Lamps
There is scarcely any article In tb
home that adds more to its attractive
ness than a beautiful lamp. If you
would like to see the newest styles,
visit our Lamp Dept., on the 3d Floor,
Boudoir Lamps -.!
SPECIAL Boudoir Lamp with white
enameled base, decorated glass shade,
tungsten lamp complete AA
with cord. On sale at only tDtleUl
Other Boudoir Lamps $4.00 nl Up
i Table Lamps :
Large assortment of styles with art
metal standards and art glass panel
shades in all finishes $15 to $25
v Floor Lamps '
Mahogany finish Floor Lamps In
all the newest styles. Plain or poly
chrome effects. Hundreds to select
from (without shades) $12.50 and up.
Desk Lamps
All the standard and. popular fin
Jshes in a great variety of different
styles. Complete with shades and
tungsten lamps $3, $4.50 and. up.
Butter or Cheese Dishes $1.09
Dept. Third Floor
Engraved glass Cheese or Buttir,'.
Dishes, as illustrated herewith. ! Silver
plated covers. An attractive-piece that
will grace, any table. Priced AQ f
special for Thursday, - only vi-eUe
Thin Blown Glass Tumblers
Special 6 for 58c
Heatmjj Stoves
Third Floor These Tumblers were.
formerly priced at 93c per set so yem
see the saving is decidedly worth while.
iz-oz. size une crystal glass bell
jhape as illustrated. Ko telephone or
X:. O. D. orders accepted, .'. Don't fall
to take advantaged this sale.,: CTQrt
Thursday special, set of six DO C
$1450 to $5350
Third Floor Whether you are ready to buy-or
not, we would be glad to have you visit our store
and look over our splendid stock of Heaters,'
We sell the famous "Detroit Jewel and other well
known makes and we . show over twenty dif
ferent sizes and styles. Easy Pay Plan if desired.'
Electric Heaters
We are featuring this week, the well - known
Majestic- Electric Heaters for bathrooms, bed
rooms, etc See them! Priced at only $11.00
11 Sizes
-Minute Electric
(3 Washer ;
This machine Is solving the wash
day difficulties for an increislni?
number of homes in this city. A
machine that does '- your washing
setter with less trouble at less
xpense and that pays for itself
is It washes for you a machine
that saves its cost yearly In the
saving of your clothe . What
housewife can argue against .Its
manifold advantages? ' Come 1 and
So Demonatration, Thjrd Floor ; .
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