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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1925)
!T: TITO OREGON STATESMAN, SALE!!, 0HEGO2J SmiPAYMORNn:G,SEPTCMDEIlC,lS23 , I 1 i t 1 ft ; 3 . 1 DDDFELLOVJS.REfiDY - . ' -.- MM 101 Annua! Session Will be Held ui Portland Septem ber 12 to 25 The Odd Fellows of Oregon are to entertain many train loads, of eastern Tisitors at the 101st an- nual session of the Sovereign ' Grand lodge-, which meets in Port land. September 21-25 1925. Al . though the gathering will be held In Portland, and the 7.000 mem bers of the oreder In that city are i directly handling the big conven tion yet the task falls upon the whole state and every member of i the t order Is contributing toward ! the entertainment fund, which , will aggregate nearly $50,000. I The city of Portland is contribut ' lng 120,000 out of their combined I convention fund which was aub l scribed early in rthe 'year to handle some sixteen major convention whlch.were to meet. In the city of Portland during v the season.. m The Odd Fellows are one of the largest, if net the largest, frater nal organixation in the world, and this, is a world gathering. The ' grand sire of Australia will be , present to represent" that section. There will be several: thousand . from the provinces of " Canada, where there are many flourishing Odd Fellow lodges. A .number of states of the east are sending special train loads, there being three Special trains from Chicago One la termed the Odd Fellow spe cial,' and will carry the Grand Sire Herbert A. Thompson, and his staff of officers with a number of the delegates from that' part' of (he. country. Another is the Re- fcekah . special - which will convey the president of the Rebekah as semplles. Myrtle W.. Tandy, and soma two hundred representatives Vo the association of Rebekah as semblies.; There will also be Hoosier state special,' conducted by. the Odd Fellows i of Indiana and several .carloads from Wash? ington. D. C, which 'is the home . , of E, W. Bradford, deputy grand - sire of the Sovereign Grand. lodge. One of the big eastern' delegations ; will? be from the state of Penn sylvanla. " Pennsylvania' has more - Odd; Fellow lodges than any 'other statl in the country. "Fvttstown Pennsylvania, will send a carload with'- much regalia; ' They have an . excellent degree staff, and are ex petting to carry off the". prlzes.ia all three . degree . of . the . encamp ment branch. ' The major part, however, of the membership that will be in attend anc will be from the three states of Washington, Idaho, and - Ore- god. Idaho Is. sending In a num ber-'ot degree ;teams. andputtlng Ion several floats. They expect to during-the: big gathering and en tertain all visitors and friends in true western spirit in the hame of that Jurisdicton. Washington which is taking advantage or tne place of the gathering of - Sov ereign .Grand lodge this year, will likely have nearly as many risitors in Portland as. the state of Oregon. They' have' over" CO'.OOO members of the order in Washington, while Oregon has but 43,000 members. There will be a number of special trains from different, parts vf Washington, and t least!, a half dozen different counties in Oregon are contemplating chartering spe cial trains for, their members. .Til lamook and Clatsop counties were among the first to plan for a spe cial train. However; the 6 great bulk of the members Inj Oregon and . Washington wti attend by auto. There are five arterial paved highways running . in tu Portland: two from the south being the,Ea8t All California. Celebrates ; in Memory , of its Admis sion to United States The California Diamond Jubilee held at San Francisco last night celebrating . the seventy-fifth . an niversary of the admission of the Bear state as a member of the Union was opened by the ringing in London of Big Ben, the famous clock on the House of Parliament, which Was heard over a cable and land wire reaching oyer the'At antlc and across the continent to LITTLE Bj8.F";E m ffltCTI! The Noble French Will Usher in New; Era -in Prune.. Industry Here. A new era In the prune Indus try of the Salem district is being ushered In, by the Noble French prune. Like many great varieties of fruits' and vegetables, the Noble French , Is an accident. Fred Weaver, out at Myrtle Creek, Douglas county, found the first tree among a shipment of nursery stock. It .was manifestly a cross, and attempts to run down the par ticular origin of the fruit have been in.vain. Noble Andrews' route 6, box 7, Salem, has been working on this prune men, says this prune' will revolutionize- the prune '.industry In this, .district, lit expects; to take all; the grafts Mr. Andrews ill allow him Elijah Kurtz, one of the leading men In the prune'indnstry of this district. Is willing to back the new prune to the limit. So Is County Fru Inspector Van Trump. Silverton , Funeral services tor Robert Forgey. the little ten-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forgey. will be held this afternoon at the SU rerton cemetery: Rev. Clayton Judy will . officiate. Because of the nature, of the disease which was spinal ; meningitis, ' which caused the death, the funeral will be priTite. Beside his parents Robert leaves one sister. Miss Ines Forgey. announce tne time or tne rrana side ana west. Side highways, the I march at the "opening ball. In- vrfiiumpia mgnway wnjen) extends j terestlng Information on' thej ac from the Pacific ocean on the westl.TnnHaiTriri rthu fat hv the to The Dalles on tne east, and is Western- Union and also' of the variety, which he has called the In excellent f condition clear transmission of a message from Noble French;, for four years. For through the east; and the North- the mayor of San Francisco to the next year's planting he will hare era njnway wnicn comes pom the I Lord Mayor of London by a direct! grarta ror 50,000 trees. He could Canadian border. ; LnnnPtfnn ataf uaa mtt i I sell nearly half of these to one A Rebekah degree team Is com-1 contained in a telegram to Eric lng from. Transcvina, Manitoba, Butler, manager of the Jocal.West- which Is near Winnipeg. There! era Union office, from the general will also be degree teams from (manager of "the company at Sea Vancouver, B; C, i Seattle,; Belling-1 tie. '' nam, ana a number of northern "A, telegram will be sent, by cities. Detroit. Mich., is! sendlneuv. A on- . - "BUI iu uope oil Lord Mayor' of London over a capturing the first prize in put- r inn thwn nf riir.ct mm ting onthe Rebekah. degree. customer. A Near Perfect Fruit This Is a French or petite prnne that Is' as large as the Italian. That is. it is a big little prnne. It Is so big that In drying it makes an 18-20 size that Is. it takes the top price. Th(s Is on account of two things, the large size and the People are lUOrOUgniy In- Arn iTnlnn "hn San XVanffWro A ... . I w -w " " - " teresiea m neipmg to entertain iMAnn w intjnAnhu jne nosi oi visitors that are com- transmission of cablegrams en a- a ses to tne order, and are tJrery an automatic ' printer. jaua. i-on- Th nrintpr ia the Invention of the muriication, opened by the West-If act that It dries out a very high Mrs. fioya wnitted u com pleting arraAgements for the opening of the Rhoda Style shop on Oak street. Mrs. Whltted will open! In the Russell building which was recently, completed. Mrs Whltled formerly had a style shop above the Olseu Pharmacy. She Is being assisted in her arrange ments by( her slater, Mrs. Allen Porter. DavU'WiU matage the. new store, rw. He has been with. the, Kuykendall Drug company since 1917 sod .has 14 year experience in the drug busineas. For a time he was with the Steelhammer Drug company of envertoo. The new store -will open at S29 WUlameUe, Eugene, on the first of October. Mrs. Elolse Gerhing and her f son, Julius, leaves the first uart of next week for San Francisco and. Los Angeles weber. they will visit before going on to Chicago they will aall on then Bergengarta I for Europe. They expect to visit Switzerland lor a year at the ter mination of which they will again return to SiWerton to make their home. Mr. Gerhinc is an exten sive' poultry man at Silverton and expects to visit some of the world famous poultry yards at New York before Bailing. He will again open a poultry yard at Silverton upon his return. 1 : Miss Lulu Goplerud has returned from a visit at Belllngham. Wash. Miss Goplerud will teach school at Scotts Mills this winter. 4 Classified Ads Brin? Results George Davis, son of -Mr. and Mrs.! Grant Davis of Silverton, has combined with A. R, Tiffany of Eugene In the organization of the Tiffany-Davis Drug company. Mr. land meeting at least 200. They are organized with the local com- engineerlng de- mittee, cohsisting of R. jw. Sim-1 eral and R. G. Henderson: CAT XEMESIS OF SNAKES , Western Union partment. 'Cablegrams of greeting, will also be sent by the mayor of San Francisco to Lord , . Norwood : of Wellington, New Zealand, Lord Mayor Verster of Capetown, South CONNELSVILLE, Pa. i James I Africa, president of the Baptists Beatty of Dickenson Run, near I corporation," City of Bombay, In here, claims to have the champion dia. and Lord Mayor Brunton, snake-hunting cat of this section I Melbourne, Australia, eclipsing Three times within the past, sef- 3400 miles of mountain, plain, eral weeks the cat has brought to and valley. The cablegrams will the hou.va lire snakes, which weiie, flash 4000 additional miles akmg killed by members' of the family, the oceans beds into London and abs. urst was of tne common gar- i oeyond witn almost the tnconveiv- aen variety, whne the Other two able rapidity of thfought. Kepnes were black snakes. ' jwlll be received to these messages and by means of a transluz pro- DUPE BCLGAftlAX RMtnRAXTS Jector the printed signal will be urowQ on a Bcreen maamg it pos- per cent la not snnveied .up much in' drying. - Also, a very Small, pit. ' It is a near perfect fruit. . . t Mr. Andrews will dry about 300 pounds of these prunes this year. He could have sold the 300 pounds for. $75, or 25 cents a pound; but he will give them all away, one at a time, to state fair visitors in terested, in fruit. He will be with the Marion county exhjbit. and he will also have some of the fresh fruit on exhibition; put In cold storage yesterday. . ' Would Bay It All A representative of Mason, Ehr- man & Co. called on Mr. Andrews it few days ago. and . offered to contract for his whole crop of the Noble French prunes, for 10 years, at 15 cents a pound. Walter Stolz, one of our best FURNITURE AUCTION! Wedns Sept. St 533 Nl6th Street . j . 1:30 p. m.. . W'atch Papers For' j . Particulars MHS. SCHWAB. Owner j F. N. Woodry, i Salem's Leading . Auctioneer I Phone 5U: " - Not ! connected In business with any other" -Woodry , John R. Sites Opera and Concert Singer . Teacher of Voice Italian Method . - Endorsed by: Ernestine Schuman Heink - Johanna Gadsky Paul Althouse Morite Rosenthal Frank van der Stucker, etc. : Diplomas and High ' ' School Credits . . . 1156 Court St, Phone 626 1 Register now for Fall 1 Terni - : REONSiEORISUEREMACY Godowsky chooses the KNABE. Gluck chooses the KNABE Jeritza chooses the KNABE Leginska chooses the KNABE Leschetizkv chooses the KNABB Munz chooses the KNABE Nyiregyhaii chooses the KNABE Ornstein chooses the KNABE Ponselle chooses the KNABE Rosentha chooses the KNABE" Ruf fo chooses ' t h e : KNABE. Strauss chooses . the KNABE Toa wh love the music, cf. the masters, "would you not choose for your home the piano of the masters? When you select your .piano be-,sure.It Is a Knabe. "The Piano for. a Lifetime."' Uprights from $925. Grands from $1473 GEO. C. WILL 432 Stale Street i 3 j i t It - . SOFIA A number of arrests were .made, recently in which the persons were charged with issuing fraudulent certificates of emigra tion for Bulgarians to enter the United SUtea. ' The Bulgarian- emigrants, num bering 42, were stranded In Bre men where they were cared for by the Bulgarian legation in Berlin. sible for all present fro see the messages arriving and departing. "The biamond Jubile celebra tion, will be officially opened a.t 10 o'clock. Pacific ; time, by the London, ringing through ,th? strokr es of Big Ben, the. famous dock on the House of Parliament! By London summer time this" win be 7 o'clock, in the morning and the ANNOUNCEMENT PEARCY BROS; The legation has sent a reauest to the seven strokes of Big Ben will Sofia for 600,000 leva tor the he the signal to start the grand care of the victims. f . 'march." . J i Moved to ' j 178 SOUmCOMMERCIAL : STREET. ;Blbck ,Sbiith of L BoA BankT . '" Lawn and Garden Seeds, Shrubs, Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers,' Sprayers and Spray materials i mr s ' i is i . ' I I I September, 7th, 2 p. m. 11 AAA SANCTION Auspices Portland Press Club ! - ... . - ! . ' ' - i ! I i ! i " ' ' j 'I.'-' .'. i ! a- ! r. : STAY IN SALEM! AND SEE SOME OF THE BEST RACES EVER HELD HERE. MANY WELL KNOWN SPEED KINGS WILL BE IN THIS MEET Aemplans Stunts There will be aeroplane stunts between the races. Something exciting all the time Dancing in the Evening. TKere will be dancing in the evening at the Fairgrounds Pavilion Music by the' famous Hobbs' Orchestra of Portland DONMISSTHLS-IlYOU-LIKE-Ta DANCE-WiW GOOD- MUSIC i i . . ... Fall Opening o f ffTTD "Men's and Young Men's"' No season in the past has seen such an interesting array; such high quality and such i moderate prices j sgc$oo to SSO-00 ; L Many With Two Trousenv . ' There are styles to fit every man." Regulars, slims, sfouts, long . stouts, and short models--not just a few to look over Hundreds are here. A try on and close inspection will convince you that we lead : the field - . i - j 4 1L i rj ' . 11 "' 1 '' " J ; --MilMSSBSBiSBSSS M '" . H, ....... .... - - I , V : ..... ..- ..- . - . . -
