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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1919)
f , ... - - - -- -y - y- - - .' , - j . ? I""" 3.' TIIE-. OREGON STATESMAN; WKIWCRSDAY, MA Y 21 f J P 1 0 7?: y-V Today and Tomorrow j t - .'! , f j. lj Vivian Mactin VIVIAN IN "Little Comrade "MY VALET" A' very good .Comedy PICTOGRAPH - TRAVELOGUE THE 99 S, v, ' j j RE GO 7 .Vr FRATERNAL RECEPTION DRAWS IMMENSE CROWD (Continued from Page 1) ' Ten tjom Salem reci5ved the med als. ' i While the program was in pro cress 1 36 candidates were given tho royal "purple degree by a dege team fiom Portland at Odd Fellows hall. The night's entertainment wa3 one continuous round of Joy.' Ttegfanins with a banquet at 5 o'clock in the Route your freight via Willamette Valley Transfer Co. Express service at frcpght rates. Long distance hauling only. Phone 1400 Presbyterian churth for Patriarchs and women or t!ie auxiliary newly formed in Satcra and those' taking the degree, the program ended with a reception nzfi. dunce, at the a-morv after- the Fjak:as niul music had beea concluded. Ov jundrd an! thirty-three j;ue?ts rt'uTi.' ill feast at the chmelf. !I .r.n '. in :-.-" form to and from :! ineeting place 'Wj. c l. Clark was in charge or the meeting at the armory and in troduced Governor Olcott. Manager T. 13. McCro3key of the Comme'c ai club. Mayor C.E. Albin, Grand Mas ter V. F. Walker, Mrs. Jeanie Burke. P. A. Hantz. newly elected grand patriarch, and W. E. Wadsw.irth. The governor priisred the principl of the order, pointing out the-e c nificance of the th Hrellowship, paying that its sprit -it Uhe kind needed to quell the unrrsl mai l.? cropping out from .Mm ;o time. He invited the visitors to . through the state institutions. .' ZIt. MeCroskey extended - a wel come on behalf of the Commerce clnb and Major Albin, for the Che- : A Sviiigs. Bank fi "Oil- Wheifefe ;. :. issaC AVES money, minuta?, custccnsrs,' . r1 bills, disanoointment demurrage and -vJffeU ' . - - tf t,.: delays. It weighs 2400 pounds and will carry more than that Stronger than :-f'Vi its size. Built for hard load3 and bad roads, J&g& Its engine hates a gasoline bill. Thqi ; ing it economy. 1 nfrtrf lno?rv strong enough for any kind of business. A A working car with, Pullman equipment,' 7T4J . s't ... it t ... .... Jr. tC-'V "V even the boasted worm drive featured in $5000 trucks. 'J Chassis $1085 a b. Detroit It pays its way from day to day. And never takes a year to earn its cost -rfif .- i ' ?VVJ'.:. OSCAR B. GINGRICH MOTOR & TIRE CO. y l , Dealers in' Automobiles and Trucks ' . ' ' Salmi, Oregon 371 Court Strett i.4 f-1 hi 4 1A hi My line ol Toilet Article is complete all " . made by Ihe one iirm, WATKINS y Toilet Waterg Perfumes Cold Creams Pomades Shaving Cream Face creams Shanu-oo Jelly '. Talcums . Complexion Powders Tooth Powders Ttxtlh Paste Tooth Brushes 1 Vanishing Creams Face Creams Cosmetic Lotions Deodorant Powders Every one a. high grade article ; for particular people. M. W. ROWLEY THE WATKINS MAN 331 North Liberty, Salem Phone 402 Phone and Mail orders promptly attended to. H BITS FOR BREAKFAST Ij meketa lodge, of which he is, a mem ber To these Mr. Walker and Mrs. Hurke responded on bebair of the 20,000 Odd Fellows and 1P.000 Re t kahs In the 3tai,e, who have sent delegates to state cenventlons in this city 11 times. Mr. Hants' address as of a patriotic nature, while Mr. V. adsworth traced the history of the Patriarchs Militant Mi33 Ada IMiller, Mrs. Blanch T.iston Xiemeycr, Miss Alice Judd. Professor John K. Sites and ths Apol lo club furnished musical selections. Among yesterday s general busl wss Mdn the conferring cf the grand encampment degree on 45 members 1ng the session at the state house. .Reports of officers were receired and reft red to committees. Standing committees were also appointed by ha Reliekahs, who met in the senate chamber. ' , E. E. Sharon, wl.o was electej cribe. will serve in thb capacity hi ?th year; W. W. Francis was -lect--d treasurer for the 1Mb time. Election of officers mas one or the chief matters of business taken up '-t the day session of the encamp ment. This I? done by rotation, the junior warden being the only new man. The following were elected: P. A. Hantz, or Baker, grand patri arch; It. F. Kirkpatrick of Pendle on. grand high pr'est; K. J. Nolan bf Portland.' grand senior warden: K. E. Sharon -'nf Portland; Brand scribe; W. W. Francis of Albany, rrand trTfiirer; W. E. Wads--vorJh. of Harribtirsc, er?n.i junior tardea,: A. 11. Knight of Canbr. grand representative to the sover eign grand lodge, which meets in Baltimore:. Frank P. Lieht ef Like view, grand marshal; W. T. Wright "f KoFebnrg, grand sentinel and D. Young of Newport, grand outpide sentinel.- The following were appointed 'b he grand patriefch to serve on com mittees: Credentials -A. W. Bowersox of No. 26; George Bnll, of No. 31; John Achini. of Nol57: C. A. Harwood of No. 23; Soren Sorenson. of No 74. Finance F, F. Tovp, o No. 28. I. W. Hope., of No. T.F.: J S. Iit- rpnee of No. 23; C. A. Saw. er of No. 27; C. D. Abbott, of Nrv. Appeals M. Svarverml. of No. 6: H. J. Tavlor of o. 17! : :- Twa- ale. of No. 5; O. D. Doanc. of No. oti; W. H. Hobson, of No. 61. Laws of subordinate? Charles L. Palmer, of No. 7; L. C. Huntley of NO. 29: James Devlin, of No. 24: R. Rujh, of No. 69; John F. Hall. of No. 43. Petitions James Shannon, of No 4: O. L. Johnson, of No. 9: G. W. Cruson, of, No. 12; H." E. Walker of No. 67; G. V. Standish of No. 1 S, legislation H. M. Beckwltr.. r No. 1: G. A. Pogne. of No. 43: N. A. Oecker of No, 22; F. K. Churchill. -f No. 2; r. R. Longhorn. of,No. S2. .- Judiciary--0. P. Miller, of No. 4: A. V. II. Snyder, of No. 20; J. L. draper, of No. 30; II. It. Crush, of No. 68; S. A. Barnes, or No. 73. II. I). G. P.'S. Robert Andrem. f No.. 28; Sol S. Walker, or No. 4; It. J. Koehler, of No. 7;.W. K. Covey, of No. 54; A. J. Zimmerman, of Ne. 66. Printing E. E. Sharon, of No. l: C. C. Brown, of No. 28: Charles Christianson. of No. 1. A Sulftm lroliK-t i "Tbclnia" Individual (Cbocclatcr. re every wuere. One Cause of a Bad Complexion-the Remedy This is the big day in Salem. And the big night is tonight, j Tfre Odd Fellows and the Jersey men wilt be with u. V The hop-off on the iast leg of the great air race has been made. y v Congress alo has hopped off. And Germany will have to hop off tomorrow. Paris does not ta?;e perionsly the German threat abaut not signing.1 V ! Ixtoks Hk th Klrt government in Germany, will le damned if it does and damned ir it don't. In the meantime Frh is takins no chances. He Is ready for what ever conies. ... V The date of commencing construc tion of Salem's big paper mill is ap parently merely postponed till next Tuesday. Hope so. The old Company M soldier boy? at Never. France, think they are going to get home before long; by July 4th, anyway. buLK r -will wt. h - "Lli -llS blasts! avi ways the best : buy for tfis price Eugene Golf en Win in Second Match of Series Salem lost the second match of the series in the golf tournament being played by the Illahee and Eu gene country clubs.- when it was de- feated Sunday at the uniersily cS.O' I cy a store or 63 to 21. In the match played in Saleui a few weeks ago the score was 33 to Z I in favor of Eu gene. Following are the scores: Eugene. Salem. Immel 0; Kay 3. ! Tifrany 3; McHougal 0. Rorer 3; dinger P. Martin 3; A. Smith 0. " . i ' Hope 3; Griffith 0. Harrit 0; Roberts 3. Travis 1; Livesley 2. Dunbar 2; Thlclscn 1. ! Goodrich 3; T. H. Kay 0. Burden 3; Cox 0. . Itapp. 3: Brown 0. French 2: Moores 1. Steson 3; Burhardt 0. E. R. Bryson 1; Locke 2. j " Young 2: Dyer 0. F. X. Schaefers 3; Lytle 0. G. W. Grifrin 3; J. Toung 0. Price 0; Eyre 3." Pratt 3; Edward 3. G. B. Schaefers 3; Keene 0. I Smith l: Cusick 1. Hinchy 3; P. Young 0. Mileir. 0; Cross 3. Tindtner 3; Iei-chen o. Hesse 3; Robertson 0. ' Charles Schaefer 3; GilUnghtm 0 Hobbs 2: Plimpton., 0. Sealed TUbt-Kept RicbX ' ; ' P y:y 'mf The greatest k m five-cents vvorth Aj'''.: 1 w.. H.-....J1.- refreshment I p): - y rriyk LQSf S If jy McMorran 3; Manges 0. G. Campbell 0; C. Robertson 2. Men ill 0; Spears. 2. . f Herel$ a preacher ho announc es that kt automjbllA is a tnenaca to religijo." "May lie the oobr fellow honrht second-hand car" Charlotte Obserr- Ti 1 -t . . rfi J . fi 1 t 1 Mi a fuck t M tl. lit a Kirtiun M.t .Lin t m .1 1 1. nii-i-oj -..,? xnd yon will rradity unl-r-tnd whv (tini'tr Ern.rallv Indira the simplex. .n" ay a well known ithrntctan. "The skin, amooth a it lvk tw the nkd eye, under th m vxninus infework of tiny holos. moutha of mvriaria nt lilflo pI.iuI. r keep the nkln h-lth) these h'nlcs mum be unohstrnc ted. thut the prrnpi ratinn mmi amtural oil h - outlet. -Shoulfl the eluiida be blocked UD With irritt'nc irrlttv- n.rl1.. . common result of uaint; pnwden and nature retaliate by catiMlnr Mllnwns, roughneaa, blotchea or pimples. i Am a. aubatiltitft fnr nil .nm.- recommenrt ordinary mcrcolixed wax. ii not oniy no what the varloua face preoarationa . are uppof to acrnmn-H-h bit ita peculiar absnrhent action frees the porea from the dailr trrumu. lation of tynpurltlea. also abaorhing inn ni-vnaiixeo panicles or aurfaec Kin. i ttia .produce a nataral. healihv. youtbiul complexion. One ounce of th'i. wax. to hv had at anr ) druf? store. iitMiaiiy aurrirea to rejuvenate th poorest complexion. It In put n night iiiiiiiafim : KecP few i ,'A'VoVl','9k .Wi ' "9, ",.' - Uriintcrruoicd service is what counts.! 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