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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1919)
' 2 . , f . , . THE OREGOX STATESMAN: WEDXT-SDAT. MAY 21, 1P10 '1 I. 0. 0. Iv WELCOME WM. NEIMEYER PROGRAM Autolitc Service Exide Service Headquarters for SELF STARTERS MAGNETOES o. i ; t V .. "M0T0RLIFE" The Carbon Remover and Gasoline Saver 75 per cent motor trouble saved CLARK'S TIRE HOUSE ' ! Ul9 North Commercial Street Welcome L 0. 0. F. Welcome Ladies of Rebekah Dry Goods Shoes Ladies' and Children' Ready-to-Wear Make Our Store Your Headquarters . - - STYLISH SILK FROCKS :- - 1 l Mallenson'p Silk tie Luxe, Khaki Kool one t piece dress, Russian blouse effect, trimmed in self covered buttons, colors cream and French blue, SPECIAL $35.00 416 State St. Heavy quality Crepe de Chine Coat Dress, blouse band, self cover buttons, $32:50 Salem, Ore. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS . KITCHENWARE Sampson & Giddeon ' 152 N: Commercial Street Case Kerosene Diamond Auto ! Full Line Farm Factors Tires eraents Impl LOT L PEARCE & SON 236 N. Commercial St. Salem, Ore. Famous -'".!--.-". & " . J? W.&w Peanut ' VW Brittle l.i DRUGS AT RIGHT PRICES Toilet Articles Perfumery. 444 State Street For A Cool, Refreshing Drink . A game of Pool, or a sociable game of cards,. ' . : ;r ' ' Or for a Good Smoke, Visit The . i I . MECCA POOL HALL James Inglis, Prop. 146 X. Commercial St. WESTERN JUNK and SALVAGE CO. S ; ' Offers at a sacrifice: 1 drag saw, 4 horse power en gine complete. 3 camp stows. )' 1 tin clipper. I lay carriers. Cut-off saw, 50 inch, 36, 24, 16 inches.;! Mocks and tackles. - ' Shaftings, boxings and hangers, j 1 mill chopper. 1 elevator, i 4 iuch Manilla rope, bran. new Disc harrows. Atkins saws, alb sizes. '. Picks, shovels, pitchforks, hardware, tools, dishes, fix tures, furniture, books, kitchen utensils, etc. Don't miss this opportunity. ' Phone 706 402 North Commercial St. Salem, Oregon .ODD FELLOW ODDITIES .Continued from Page 1) Somebody asked him about the wheat and he modestly assured the questioner thri "there ought to be enough in our county to we will nave plenty of biscuits.' The oldest pat grand master present at the Centennial conven tion is W. C. Tweedale of Albany, who wears a 5 4 -year jewel. And furthermore, he-proclaims, that 4 years, consists in membership in the lodge in which he was Initiated and which he has never left, a rather re markable record. The first time Mr Tweedale attended grand lodge he says was In Salem In 1872. Dr. V. T. Williamson of Portland Is another old-time lodge member here this week.' He has belonged to the encampment since 1S84 and has been a member of the order since 1873. Not a session of the grand lodge has Sister Mary White missed since she joined the Iteliekahs many years co and she is here in Salem again this week. She is the oldest In years of membership present. Mrs. White is from Sell wood and is R7 years old beside being the mother of the next president. Mrs. Jessie Jar vis. The former crossed the plains Wednesday, May 21. Grand Lodge A. M. in the Armory. P.M. Hall of Representatives. 9:00 A. M. Special session, O. L. Degree 10:00 A. M. Regular session. 1 :30 P. M. Regular session. 1:30 P.M. Exchange of Courtesies with Rebekah Assembly Rebekah Assembly Senate chamber 9:00 A. "M. Regular session 10:00 A.M. Past President's Association 1 :30 P. M. Regular session 1:30 P.M. Exchange of Courtesies with Grand Lodge 4:00 P.M. Automobile drive, affording a view of the state institutions and Salem's famous fruit districts. Wednesday Evening T H P.M. Rebekah Degree, Armory. Ex-mplificstion by Columbia Rebekah Lmlge No. 3, Portland. v :00 1. M. Chemeketa Lodge No. 1. Regular meeting, 1. O. O. F. hall 9:.30 P.M. Rand concert and electric fountain, Willson park. with an ox team along with many other prominent Oregon pioneers. William Hobson is representing Stayton at the Odd Fellows conven tion. He Is a pioneer merchant and is past grand master, not only In the 1..-0. O. F., but in the Masons. Joseph Micelll. a prominent Rose burg banker and past grand master of the lodge, is one of the delegates here. Being a" mayor of Maker for eight years Is a distinction C. L. Palmer got used to long ago. He Is attend ing the lodge as past grand patriarch and representative. STORAGE BATTERIES Overhauling arid I I ft. D. BARTON 171 S. Com! St. , Salem, Oregon echarging Phone 1107 C.B. CLANCY 123 North Liberty Street : I FLORIST and DECORATOR j - ! iitos or cordially invited to call-and see pur floray display whether they buy of not. 1 i WELCOME V O. O.JF. bligh theatre: lias the Best for You in Vaudeville i and ; Pictures i WELCDIE I. O. O. F. YE LIBERTY Salem 'ss Only Exclusive lligli (llass Photoplay THEATRE Robert Andrews of Portland is three things, first he's English, sec ond he's an ex-commission merchant and third, he's a real Odd Fellow, having served as past grand master and past grand patriarch. Thric he was grand representative to the sovereign grand lodge. For the past 30 years Dr. G. A. Pogne has been driving over Mal heur county doctoring all the ills of half the people up there, at least, that is what his friends claim. He is a past grand patriarch and past grand representative and he is here attending the convention as a rep resentative of the Ontario lodge. Friends of P. W? Stewart of Port land, past grand patriarch and past grand representative, re rejoicing that he was able to attend the fes tivities here this week. Mr. Stew art has recently recovered from a sever illness. A song celebrating all the qual ities of the l. O. O. F, and affiliated orders for 100 year ha been crnn pnsed bv JTarvin W. Pond of Eu gene and is being sold by him dur ing the convention. It will be sun for the first time todav at 1:30 at the assembly by Mrs. It. W. Simeral of thi city. Mr. Pond has been an Od Fellow for a third of a century He Is the writer of ever?ii other songs. i CHERRY CITY RESTAURANT Home of Good 35c -MEALS 35c 186 South High Street SPECIAL PROGRAM ALL WEEK For L O. O. F. as Friend 1JETTEU SHOWS The rep U AUTO GO , THERE IS A FmnV F. Toevs. northwest editor r Tho Po'tlnnd T!rraTn. Is for rrrnl dny to rtttTt th conven tion. He wa a Tnerbr of the S'atn U1 1802. when ha went to the Journal, from there to t, aih?t,v Herald hen on the roid for three year. In two month he wll have been on The Teles-ram 10 ruccenlve years at the same desk. Major John M. Williams of Eu Rene I the onlv military man at tending the grand lodge. However, he is not the only military man In his family, for he is the rather of three soViers who took part in the world war and one of them is like wise a major. For nine months he was on the staff of the commanding ofricer at Camp 1,ewis. before that time having been adjutant general or Oregon. Major Williams is a past grand patriarch and past grand reDresentative in the I. O. O. F. PAINLESS PARKER OFFICE IN SALEM Standard Dentistry at Reasonahje Prices. State and Commercial Streets t VISITIXfi ODD FELLOWS Drop In At .Men's Clotb'mg, Furnishings, Shoes 3H State Street CENTRAL CIGAR STORE! CIGARS AND TOBACCO i LATEST MAGAZINES MILLIARDS, SOFT DRINKS, ETC. 363 State St 0pp. White House Restaurant f ji Quackenbush Auto Supply and Vulcanizing . i Our line of TIRES is Complete 1 219 N. Commercial St Portland Women Visit - , Institutions of State : Because of their interest . in a large nr'ber. of cases sent to the Mate institutions for cure or cor rection, a Party-of prominent Tnrt- land, women accompanied by County Judge! George Taiwell motored from Portland yesterday, to make a tour of inspection of the buildings and call oh Governor Olcott. ! Dr. Mabel Akin, vice-nrrsidpnt of the executive board of. the Iconise home and one of the Mulnomah county insanity commissioners, act ed as hostess. Beside Judge Tai well her guests were Mrs. G. J. Fran kel, chief of the protective division. Mrs. E. Forrest and Mrs. Kate Mc- Gnire. both members of the divis ion, which is a part of tho Portland aepartment of public safety. The ifited the state hospital, the girU Industrial school and the school. for the feeble' minded. . Multnomah county Is contributing between 20 and 40 patients to .the late hoppitat each month, according to the visitors. Monday the county committed six cases and three more came up too late to examine that night. Dr. Akin, In addition to her other work. In interested In opening a hos pital for crippled children. A cable from Pari uv ih.it the Austrian pcac? !elt.atioo btrock Jhat town some of the members were J side of tir nio-jth. as mother nsd to say When we were doing just the" opposite. the nn,. Hu ,oth?nK:1 ro think tb racc conference Is do me Huns, but , It 13 on I'io fther jation pty. ' .