OREGOIli GREETS THEMKUEl
Opening "Session Today Address of
." TfeV delegate to th Suprem tads.
A. O. U, TY"., awl Supreme Lodge, P. of
H. ar here, and th formed opened H
- 16th annual 'convention In Hlbernla Halt
atU o'clock thte morning. , '
Both bodies. Including- Portland's recep-
tloo committees, arrived ta Portland at
f:45 o'clock last aieht and were met by
thousands of people. ,,
'- - The special (rain bearing the delegation
, tu U hour late, and was boarded at
, Huntington by Governor Oeer and party,
; - but is all of them were aaleep, no vel
- coming address was made until the train
-j Arrived ut Pendleton, where a stop Of
' halt as hcur "was made for breakfast at
- the Pacific hotel. After breakfast,' Oov
; einor Oeer,' accompanied by Supreme
Vaster Workman A, C, Harwtck, Su
s preme Recorder M. tVV ISackett'and J. E.'
Verlein, went through the is ears, shak
ing hands with each' person and making
brief welcoming address, telling of the
wrt tiln fraternal nrilAM .ira,tA faml.-
, lies and. especially -what good the A. O.'
V. W.'luv don to tho ' '" . , .
'.BEREAVED FAMILIES ' j'
Of some ot tho brothers who have gone
from -this world forever. ;.. '' -;;At
1; o'clock; the train reached The
Italles, where the delegate at once era-
tiarlraM nn h R!1v flat mi " at tha
.gangplank they were met by Past Grand
Master1 Colvlg and George W. Durham,
who escorted, them , to their cabins. Just
aa soon as tho last member of - the party
' got on board.' tho gangplank' was drawn
' In and tho Palley Gaisert drew out Into
midstream on the way to Portland, -fol
lowed by tho whistles of tho steam fae
- toriea of The Dalle and tho waving of
handkerchiefs of, 'tho .,' 'I '
' Jt MWHTUDES OF PEOPLE .
t who witnessed their coming and going.
At starting, on her down-stream course,
tho Bailey Gatsert gave a ''prolonged
Whistle, . which, occasioned another 'out
bumf from the steam whistles and peo-
- Uni- u Mi. uvb ,utra jnvurauwi v w
, oeurse, .'-,, h' w.V ' I t
v.'Jn the. JadlesL cabin Mayor IT,, 8.. Bow
mde -a '
, - BRIEF ADDRESS ' 1
of -welcome in tho name of tho City of
Portland. Ho said:
' "It has been my firivllego to weloomo
commercial and Industrial bodies, seeking
knowledge, of our natural resources and
advantages, but this is tho first oppor
tunity I .have had to welcome a delega
tion or convention laboring In tho inter
ests of humanity, seeking to Improve the
CHAMBERLAIN'S VOTE ; r ;
V ; IS 298 OVER FURNISH
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V , f , f'lju - n, if - - , - '-- -9 i"
-f Only two counties remain to give the official count on th Governorship.
' They are Multnomah and Grant, Tho unofficial figure, however, .will prob-
- ably not be changed, to anV material degree., , '
' An error In the reported total on the - Governorship from Sherman 1
' County was .found yesterday upon the official .canvass, wheh It was found
,--, hat Furnish had been given credit tor 4 votes more than be received.
r -' This leaves 'Chamberlain's actual majority 2N vote over Furnish. It
-f is certain that the official figure from Grant and Multnomah Counties' will
.-4- not lessen Mr. Chamberlain' total, though there are some prospect of an 4
, J; Increase. . ' ' i ' r
4- 4'f''ff -f -ff-f-f
THE CUBANS ARE STARVING
4''''w ' : '"M"ri x t i
Crowds Jn Havana Are. Already Crying Out
for Bread. 4
' . (Scrlpps-McRa News Association.) . ,
-HAVANA." June JO. Th amnesty act,
' pardoning American charged with crimes
previous to the Inauguration of the new
government, will be signed by President
jPalma today. ', Neeley and Rathbone, .the
men accused of complicity In th postal
Anno la tiaaltattrir .bmit AniMktittnff hla re
-lease, as he ha declared that only ac
quittal wouia d acoeptaoi to mm.
Of the "Old; Central
Pacific Railway Ex-
ension.
4
. : (Bcrlpps-McRae New Association.)
SALT LAKE, Utah, June H. After ad
journing at two-week. Interval since
April 0, uot, th Central Pacific today
elected aa director St. II. Harrlman to
th boarc( In place ot C. P.," Huntington,
deceased. - Other director chosen were:
viraxic . iwmo, tt. ; Huntington,
Thomas Marshall, , David BL Hemstead.
Jonathan C JBoyie, David B. Gray ot
Salt Lake and W; H. Chevers'and J. S.
JS'obla'of Ogden.'tJuet 472,722 shares .of
common and 120,000 shares ot-preferred
stock were voted. '"
' The Central Paclflc's main line" 1 th
Southern Pacific xtnnioa from Ogdea
to the California border, , - ,
Polo Is th oldest outdoor gam played
today. '.The Persian played It 00 B. C. ,
. Official statistics shew that there are
J7.OCIO.0OO Children In Russia between the
age or f and li receiving absolutely no
education, 'V '
in
L lltu OllltllUli
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by William ColVig.
conditions of men and women, and to
provide c-against uttering'' and disease,
which so often Joltow In the wake of
death. This fw.ter.njty of men cultivating
sympathy, benevolence and oharity la th
hearts, ' the love, of God, country, bom
and friends, must be the strength and
stability " of ; our country and the safe
guards of 'our' beloved Institutions. The
A. O, U. W, li on of the greatest of the
many fraternal -orders, and" I extend to
you all a moat cordial welcome to Port
land." ',;';
'Mayor Rows' address was followed by
brief talks from A. J. Capron, in be halt
of tho Portland Chamber of Commerce:
F, B. Beach, In behalf of the Portland
Board, of Trade, and C. H. Mclsaac in
behalf of th Manufacturers' - Associa
tion. , . r ,
These addresses were responded to by
Supreme Master Workman A. C. Har
wich. : . ' .
-After the speeches, 'tho reception com
mittees searched out every .person, In-tti
party, to gel- tcauainted and etiloy. a re
past at the table, - which, were sumpru.
pusy,t. Cigar were passed around,'
and tlJjrh V ,
. GENERAL GOOD TIMB
was had on board until tho boat arrived
.at Portland. ,
, On th 'way,, the several Interesting
place along th Columbia "were pointed
out to' Oregon' guests, who unltedL' one
and all In saying' that' never irt their
live had they-seen suoh beautiful scen
ery aa Oregon possesses. " (
When th Bailey Gatkert passed Van
couver, whistle were, blown and Port
land fireballs rung at interval of 10 es
ond. j' , ,( , , V i '' .t
5t On their arrival at' Portland, the
' GUE8T8 WERB SURPRISED'
at the vant number of people a watting
them t"th"'Alder-tfeet dock, who es
corted them to th various hotels. .,'
The ladies .thought jtbey would proceed
to business t ' ones, so the Superloi
Io'dgo, Degree ot Honor, held a brief
buslnes meeting last night, when they
appointed a few temporary oamtnittees.
; TODAYS SESSION. .
Though it had been advertised that the
A. O. U. W.. Supreme Ixxlg would not
open it thirtieth annual convention un
til 19 thia .morning, "delegates began
gatherfng as early aa 9:15. Th sessions
are being held at Hlbernla Hall, corner
Sixth and Washington streets. .
When 10 o'clock cam around th dele
gate were no( ready for business. . Su
preme Master Workman Harwtctc, of
Buffalo, N." T; tood vpon th rostrum
and distributed mall which had acoumu-
A water famln la threatened hero a
a result of th bursting this morning of
an aqueduct, th sole mean of supply for
thousand ot people.
A demonstration wa mad at the pal
ace thl morning by a mob' of Havana's
poorest classes, whe surrounded the pal
ace an dcrled for bread.
Persldent Palma took &000 out of bis
private purs and purchased bread, which
he distributed to the crowd. '. -
ML
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House Reports Against
His Promotion in
; Rank.
(Scrlps-McHae News A"ltlon.) -
WASHINGTON. June 10,-Th Hous
committee on military affair today de
cided adversely to th bill fo malie Qen
eral Brooke a Lleutenant-Oencral. Th
Senate today passed the naval appropria
tion bllL ' .-.
5
That He Will Form a
" (3crIpps-McRa tVews Aaocltlort.)
NKW. TOKK, June ' ia.-Preldent
Thorn of the North American '.Trust
Company today mad an emphatic denial
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Welcome
lated prior to the arrival of the dele-
a-atea i , , s
There necessarily congregate, In gath
erings of this sort, . many Interesting
character, -coming, a they do, , from
every part of the, country-' Among
these may be mentioned C R, Matson,
of Chicago,' III., tho present Supreme
Overseer, who will, undoubtedly be ad-!
vanced, during th; soesion;. If' precedent
Is followed, to the office .of " Supreme
Foreman of th Supreme Lodge. Mr.
Matson- was Sheriff -of Cook .County. JUL,
at th time of th Haymarket massacre,
From Minnesota are, , among other.
Captain J. J, McCardy, ' fdr many year
City Auditor of Bt.' Paul. He has. lor
25 years, been Grand' Treasurer of, th
27,000 member of Minnesota., .
'On th house committee- aire , W; B
Robeson, "Past Supreme .Master... Work
man, of La Grange, Tex., chairman, on
of the brightest lawyers of th Lone Star
state. Another member of 'the commit
tee 4s Charles G. Hinds, of Shokopee,
lutnn. v i- , ! J"f 1 ,-i
i The special Committee on Ritual con
1st ot R. J, Flint, chairman, MQoml
nee, Wla He la not present, being en
gaged in making a campaign lit Wiscon
sin, where he Is a nominee, for the office
of Secretary Of Stat. Th second mem
ber I' E. c. Wellepv" of "Galena, Kan..
who was an American consul to Ger
many during President Cleveland's first
administration.' The third - member of
thl committee I W. B. McCarmack, of
Minneapolis, Minn, , ,( ?-'
, At th ' laat annual ' th ame special
commute was appointed to receive pro
posals for a new ritual of two degree,
embodying th essential principle of th
order,, ' ' .. .. .v .-
It was 11 o'clock before th convention
wa ' , -1 , " ,
: CALLED TO' ORDER '
by Supreme Master Workman Harwlok,
who introduced Hon."TV.'M. Colvlg, of
Jacksonville, "who delivered the ;
At 1:30 the convention -took a recess,
to meet at 9 o'clock -tomorrow' morning.
The forenoon was occupied principally
with preliminary work and the referene
of reports to various special committee.
A. C, Howe and Virgil E. Waters wr
appointed aa journal clerks. ,--
At the Close of the session member
of , Fraternity Lodge, ". Degree of Honor,
In session at the Selling-Hirsoh- bulldin.
called with basket of roaes and bntton-
hole bouquets, 1 ' '
' This evening a reception will be tenM
dernd to the Superior Lodge, Deere of
Honor, at Woodmen's Hall. , on . East
Sixth street between , East Washington
and East Alder streets. , Tho reception
committee consists "of ", Mr. , Gevurtfe
(chairman), Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Hay, Mrs.
Olsen, Mrs. Waller and Mil as Hooker.
of th statement that' hi company Ws
the promoter , of ., a .gigantic scheme to
combine .the national banks in - everjr
financial center and In the tat capital
all over teh United States., , '
As a Penalty for His
-Libel on McKinley.
(Scrlppa-MoRa New Association.) '
ALBANT, N. T.. June 10.-The Supreme
Court this afternoon confirmed th sen
tence ot one year's Imprisonment Imposed
on Johann Most for publishing- an' anar
chistic article shortly after' McKinley
aaaasslnaMon. - -'- -
, , Building Retarded.
Building operations ' on the. East 8ld
are not what they' were several month
ago, when the weather was eo unfavor
able, a number or , the balding in
coarse of erection are. -of course, being
completed as rapidly as possible, but as
new ones have been contemplated since
the recent general ttrtk In the building
line, , . :.i7r',fl;''T .
A prominent property owner In Sunny-
side said he would give tlOO it he had not
begun the erection of three new real
deneea He ha Intended 'to erect sev
eral more houses but has got a very se
vere case of "cold feef - since the begin
ning of th labor troubles. Other proper
ty owner soy the earn thing.
Th several new warehouse ,ln th vi
cinity of East Morrison; Belmont, and
Fast Second streets are being rushed for
ward toward completion as rapidly aa
possible. Th owner ' do not -want to
take chance with another strike.
, $100 Creates Trouble., , .
TV action" ot th board of director of
th Montavllla school district in making
oacb teacher In the School a present of
(100 has raised a amall-sised row among
the resident and patron of the district.
A prominent resident of - Morvta villa In
speaking of th situation aid:
."It seems te be our misfortune to' al
ways elect an extravagant board of di
rectors. ThT em ko think that they
can do anything they pleas with,' th dis
trict's money and. we propose to show
them that they can't They will probably
change their minds after th aohool leo
tion thl month." v.-- - ,, ' , ,
- Tli Edwavrd Holnaa UaAertak
faat Co-j mral atreetor ua eaa.
balaeers. 2SO Tamfc UI. Pna 807.
. J. P. Finley & Bon,-, Undertk'r
and Embalmers, cornar Third and
Jefferson streets, ' do flrstelaM work
and deal honorably with all. ,
; Otto Schumann, : monumantal ancf
building work, 204 Third St. Esti,
mate on first cIms WOrkonty. 1 . F , I
Clark Bros, for Fiowtrt, S89 Mor
rison 8trest. . " v, , .
V 'J
It
Ha no terror for our custom
ers " No matter bow colled or
rumpled the apparel comes In,"
we send It out clean, fresh and :
. sweet and oulck too. Call up
,i ifaSSa wares swam . tA.',.. W'fri''.V
w w sVHf UV ' ':!. '
UNION LAUNDRY
ww 4a-SB,SUVi ass tnv-
Phones' Alblna 41 or Columbia (0(1
fJ, V. BEACH.
Indorsed for Ra-Elect ion as School
' Director, District No. I. '
PORTLAND. Mat 98. 1S02. Hon. J. V.
Beach Sir: The ' undersigned school
elector ot Portland. Or., eomestly re'
quest that you' permit the use of your
name for re-election to the office of school
director Of School District No. 1. Multno
mah County. Orecon.
This action ts taken because of your
familiarity with, the needs o( the district
and th eminently aatlafottory manner In
which you have discharged the dunes or
h nfTina dnrtnar tho term now ClOBins.
In case you consent to become a candi
date, w pledge you our votes anoVlnflu
ence. 1 l v ,
Geo. H. Williama
H. W, Fries. , - t
S. Farrell. f ' ,
'
Frank Hacheney.
Thwdoro Wygant.:
E. W. Kowe.
li. IV. Blumauer.
J. I Therkeleen.
Charlei H. Korell,
J. O. Mack.
8. W King.
J. H. Page., '
Mark
irk levy.
V, J. Cronln.
Cha. U. Malarkey,
H. J. Fl-her. ..
W. W Trrv. , -
I,. Mayer.
Orrin-Kellogg.- w . William Flledner
w, B. Btruuie. j-'rert i iwerrim.
H. E3- Bdwarda ' M. C. Banfleld, ,
Bastnussen & Co..
"P. N. Pendlft9n. ,
Geortr A. Craw,,
J. P. Betts:
'P. S. Dunning. -
Dr. M. a.- Flinn, -R.
P. Chambeia.
Dr .Ray Haltety,
B. Paue. , -
II. C, Brandes.
Charles Kadderly.
D. T. Sherrett. i
Chase Paint Co,
F. K. Beach.
James Anderson,
O. Summers. - ,
V. Dresser & Co.
T. B. WeBt.
Western Electric Co. N. P. Tomlinson,
T, L. Honeyman. E. Renrer,
L. Blumauer.
W. B. Hall.
H. H .Newhall.
P. Zimmerman.
E, C. Brlgham. (
E. H. Virgel. . -
B. F. Fulton. , -IMchard
Clinton. -Frank
Bode.
Jacob Deckenbach.
George T. My era
H D. Kilham. -
H. C. Breedn. .
5. jc. am... - -
F. Eggert. '
C. B, Bellinger. ' .
Paul Wessinger. '
K. jr. fraei.
H. J. Schuiderman. Michael Owens.
L. Lkchinan.
Samuel B. Schwab.
K, J. King,- . :
Alex eweek.
Henry Meyer, ,
P. K. Neal.
A. A. Kadderly.
Charles B. Bartel.
H.- H. Emmona - ,r
L Ai icary. . .
W. A.. Cleland.
W. T. B, Nicholson.
J. Thorburn Kos. i
l. Biicnman. -C.
N. Kankin.
8. E. Wlahard,
J. 8. Fobs. ,
C. H. Raffety.
G. Holcomb.
Thomas Hlslop. , .,
V. w. ttoei Ding. ., ;,
W. H. GrindstalL.
J. W. Bain. , - -E.
8. Jaokson. . . .
William S. Slbson.
James Mel. Wood. ,
W. J. Clflinens..,, t
p. M. Watson. ,
Paul Labbe. p
William Bhowtrs.
S. C, Beach. ..
Ralph Duniway.
A. W. Lambert, '
R. M. Bafrety.
I. A, Nwll. '
a. la. Nottflg.
p. H. Strewbridg.
u T. rerrr. ,,, ,
S, W, Davis. - - .
P." A Watt.
S.' A. Matthleu.
B. F. Soden.
John M, Pittenger.
E. J. Halght..
- Ern'est Crpnefc.
TV. T. Kerr. .
J. c. Jametan,
N. C. Mergea
Bmtlh Bros, , -B.
M. Smith. -f-
f. C. Miller.-.
. W. Hoyt. - , -R.
L. Durhnm: '
George W, Hoyt.
William Gadsby.
8. Frank.
f. ,K.lndorr. .
.w. Bingietary.
Slshop ft Qo.
ienry Everting.
r' w Tfin.
H. C. wortman.'
w. A. icnignt,
famvMrt Mosenbtatt,
uavio m. uunne,
J. W. Mlnto. ,
Lewis G.CIarke,
Adolphe Wolte.
D. M. Donaugh.
Iioyal B. Stearo.
J. H. McMillan.
L H. Parker.
California Powder .
woras, -Crofut,
McAyeal A
B. Cook.
C. 3. P.umelln.
H. B. Lltt.
CO, ,
Tatum Bowen.
I. N. Flolschner.
Sam 8imon.
Frank Rummelln.
J. Polivka.
" A. L. Maxwell.
George Weldler. .
W. B. McKenale. '
A B. Manley.
- C E. 8. Wood.
M. Flelschner.
,,Lowengart.
. Ackfrman.
C. C. Miller.
J. El, Toung.
W. M. Taylor;
William Copeland.
-R..E. Mavo.
F. Vanduyn.
M. Walton.
V, A. Avery.
William Kerron.
W, H. Pope.
W. A. Munly.
Arthur L Fraser.
Alfred F. Sears, Jr.
M. C. George.
J. A. Bladen. '
J. Humnhrev.
J. B. Slemmona
L. F. Chemin.
j. ts. uriasAs. -P.
E. Prleham.
Donald Mackay.
joon n. ourgara.
Fred V. Hoiman.
William Frailer.
Mat Klernan,
Thomaa C. Devlin.
F. A. Nichols.
W.B.Chase.
Milton Smith.
30. Martin. '
J. E. Courtney,
H. -W.7 Mitchell.
Chase . Paint A
vCo. ,
L H. Tarpley.
W. H. Orenf elL
H. Oerson.
Ad.Burkhardt, .
J -M. Ryan. "
Oil
John Mock.
B. G. Whitehouse.
IL S. Rowe. .
REAL ESTATE . TRANSFERS.
Co-operative Investment Company to . '
p. W, iM Huff, parcel land In Ca- ,
miners Addition ...... ...ttooft
unenn to jNathan Pearcy. lota J to IS,
bloc 1, Terminus Addition 116S
Sheriff to Victor Land Company, lot
8, WocK C, Cherrydale C
Eame to li. N. Scott lot 18, block 80
woodiawn .... t
Sheriff to E.Renfer. lot S. block 227
Jfflaat Portland, ........... 6S0
B. A. Kllppel et ux.. to W. M. Xadd.
east SS feet lot 17. west 22 feet lot 18,
block 2. Salisbury Hill ....-A. 100
E. A. Xllppel and wife to Vf. M.
lAdd, H. 26 feet, lot 17. W, 22 feet
lot IS. B 2, Salisbury Hill.'.' $100.00
Sheriff (for L. Jgus), to EJ, Ken.
fer, lot 2, B 22, East Portland...'. 155000
Sheriff (for M. P. Jardlne) to H. N.
Scott, let 15. B 30. Woodiawn 1
Sheriff (for F. M. Moore) -to Victor
lnd Co., lot 8, B "C,"- Cherry
dale ..:
IS.00
1.11
Bherllt (for peo. 8. Pershlp) to N.
Nearcy, lot i to 12, including B .
Terminus add to Alblna.. ,; ..H16I.5B
Co-operative lnvestment'"Co.' t6 P.
W. DeHuK, premlaesm Arthur ''
treet, ,city ' .;.ooo.oo
Bunnyaide Land A' Improvement
Co. to Prank Q. Donaldson, lot
j- IS, B 18, 8Unnyslde...v.......v..v 2775.00
J. T. and A. O. Bodwell to;A
Bchmld. N. 6M.10 feet. Kt 14 IB.
16 B t Sunnyslde ,.'.:.. ...$2000.00
P. 3. Van Antwerp to Adolph Van
Hoomlssen, 1 aore Seluom Murray.,
JX C. L.. .0O
Same to Peter' Van Hoomtsaefl, Vi
acre same .-j.. i
Same to A. Van Hoomlssen. same.'.
tL00
11.00
A. , W, Ooddard ana . wife to B.
-Ittch, 62 acres section 8. town ',
ship 1..S, R. 3 E.. ....o09.W
a Winters and wife to W. Win..- t
ter. parcel land, section . town- "
nip L 8. R. 8 E...
..11000.00
Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts
to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee
tt Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. -
BIRTHS.
Te Mr. Maicom T. Poster, 215 East
Eighth, a girl .
To . Mr. Alfred r Wlckham, ' flOfl . Front'
treet," a' girl.'" - j. t-v
To Mra 'John Kerla CerneU " road.
Warm Weather
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tam CLASSES
vji mem are Demn ridden tn tle lMortliwest. That's why
tirlAfnf ntriAWTnalToeoM M..ktnr; i 4A 1W ' ' " w
" r r tbelp
The
H Jd uvuvwwv iVWlT'lW
Chain,: Chainless and Cushion
It means sometHinrJ to be ridlnrj a Wheel iliat is rep
resented, has been represented," and .will be for some
time to come AsK some rider of a "here, today
gone tomorrow" ; Wheel who' has met with an accident
and cannot get repairs.': VTi "tV,' J . V'V I i : 1 v i t , . X; r i
,f DROP IN erUITnVAY-,"iMiav'v') -XVV.
, - , , -Tm let us show you our line of' ,
AUTOMOBILESjaiid MOTORCYCLEiS
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"rreaviMeiri?illGycle'G6e:
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f SPOKANE
EASTERN STAR.
A large meeting of the Eastern Star
and the Mason waa held last night In
Masonic ' temple and' conducted a Chap
ter of Sorrow. This Is their ritualistic
memorial service lor the deceased mem
ber- . i
Thl morning th Eastern Star met In
Elk' hall and conducted routine bus!
.neaa including the Installation of worthy
matron ot the' new chapter. , Ix In
number. .
Tonight will .be given exemplification
of ritual work and, special drill by Came-
11a Chapter No. 17 and of Ploral work by
Myrtle Chapter No. 15. The exercises
will be bed in the Masonic Temple. , ,
;The grand officer, thl year are a ap
pended: '
Mr. Clara A. Marsden. ' W. G. M.,
Burns; a W. Miller. W. O. P., Portland;
Mra.' AUte Townsend, A. G. . M., Dallas;
Darwin Bristow, A G. P., Cottage Grove;
Mrs. Mary Scott Myers, O, Sec.,- The
Dalles; Mrs. Delia Houston, G. T.. Port
land; Mrs. Hattte White, -G. C, Jackson
ville; Mrs. Helen P. GatcTt, A G. C, Sa
lem; Mrs. Suaan 3. Heppner, G. Ch.,
Portland; Mrs. Hose J. Wilson. G. L.,
Co,rvaHs; Mrs. Amelia ' Combs, G, M.,
Eugene; Mrs. Bay Bherwln, G, A.. Ash
land; Mrs. Mattle Miller, G. R., Ontario;,
Mrs. Eugenia , Meldrum, G. E., Oregon
City; Mrs. Sadie Resetter, G, M. Dayton;
Mra Margaret Kenyan", Baker City; Mrs.
Mary Littlefleld. G. W Portland; C C.
Parker. O. S., Albany; Mra. Mary. Ash-
bury, G. O,, McMInnvIllej . , . ,
The past grand officers -in attendance
are P. G. M. Rose. J. Wilson. Annette
Weatberford and Margaret Kellogg. and
P, O. P. Thomas P. Ryan, j ;
The registered delegates ' are Harriet
Holmes. Agnes Bristow. Ashland: Emma.
Helm, Jacksonville; - Clara Burkhofder,'
Darwin- Bristow,- utile Lurch, Cottag
Grove; Lulu Maxwell, Lakevlew; Georgia
Johnson, Cequllle City; - Call) Beard, ,
Edith Walt, Daisy Anderson, Roseburg;
Vidella Miller, Rose J. Wilson, Corvallis;
Helen Butcher, Baker City; Bergetta Nel
son; Lou, Baylor, McMInnville; Ella Rus
sell, ' Lulu Reynolds, La (Grande; Susie
Kressman, Geo. W .Stapleton, Matilda
Sally. H. R. Littlefleld, Gunder J. Run
ning, Portland;' Lottie- Ralston,. Albany-,,
Effle Grayson, Tillamook; Llllie B. Smith,
Lcttle '' Hasbrook, - Pendleton; Roberta
Campbell, Madella Klger, Bay City; Jose
phine BIddle, A. B. Mulr, Dallas;' Ann
M. Johnson, Mary M. ' Relsaoher, Anna
IL Barker. Condon: Rebecca Adams. Myr
tlo Point; Henrietta A, Sailer. Phoeb
Axtell, Abble Cornell, Grant Pass; Carle
J. Miller,' L.' M. Davis, - Amelia Cutler..
Portland; Myrtle Buchanan, Ines Ryan,.
Oregon City: Esther Allison. Belt Bel
cher, Daytoni W, H, Poweft, St, Helens;
Wm. Miller, Mattle Miller, Emiry Pogue,'
Ontario,- Mayme Holmes, Wallowa; Lona
Looney, George Rlchardwon, Emma D.
Hawk; Jefferson; Margaret Kenyon, Dr.W.
ti. Marsden,' Burns; Lida Poorman,' A, L.
Cornwall. Woqdburn ; Sidney Kane, Forest
Grove; - Flora M. Dolllns. " Prairie ' City I
"Nellie Baldwin.. ' Annie, Wlnnock,-Prine-
vllle; Rosa Bingham. Lou James Lang'1
head, Jennie Langhead, 9andon; Luvlna
McGreeW' Jennie Armer. Weaton;. Marl
I Brant, Gardiner; Grace Wood, Hlllsbdro;
Jessie Ivlrby, J. P. Lucas, The Dalles;
Margaret Goodman,', Rachael Hawkins,
)nt )r
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That'b ! Vh3Tt,TK6usahds
; and Thouisands , ..
hard runninrf silC'naei"
I Ha ' ' - X :, .-'. 'v, r .,.A . , ,v
Best Wheel on
Bicycle Sundries l Bicycle
; Repairing and Enameling
(INCORPORATED)
109 - 111 Sixth ; St.
PORTLAND, ORE.
TACOMA t SEATTLE
Suale Locke. Independence;' Laura C.
Howe, Minnie Be wley. Sheridan; Carrie
L. Savage. Miriam 'Burnett. Cok M.
Jonea, Salem: Mary JU Xlnenwber, Laura
iS Loun-berry, Astoria; Dora Pavls, Bex
W. Davis, Sarah Cornett Bhedd; Florence
Ktrchelner, Mary Smith, Antelope; Flora
M. Brown, Eva Millaap. Lebanon;-Jennie
M. Reames, Klamath Falls;. Clara Myers,
SummervtUe; Ellen iA, Lambert, W. W.
Elder. Melissa Kitchen, St ay ten; J. H.
Whltrock, Kerby; Elisabeth Mosgrove,
Milton; Lou J. Sear. Mrs. J. A. Whitman.
Medferd; Lara Mack. Joseph ; Mr. Hattle
Ewln, Union; tEatella M. .Temple, Mattle
Holmes, Enterprise; Ella Detmerlng, 8. S.
Spaneer,'ElIabeth Toran, Eugene; Alio
Hendricks,; Elgin; Btelia if M. . Kellogg,
Minnie. Warren, Myra H. Gllnes, Port
land; Verona Nelson,- Newberg; Edith
Clifford! Canyon City; Flora WUson, Cao
yonviUe; -W, H, Drake, Lavlna Drake,
Sllverton. . .. !. -,;..
' 1 'UNDER DISPENSATION., r -!
Louisa M. Cha,-,p. fN- Pish,- Chrjstln
Marshall, Glendale; Florence Jones, Pais
ley; Ola Martin, John Tanner. .Wm. A
Martln, Florence; .Lena Snell, -Arlington;
Meda Babb, Kittle Miller, Echo; Missouri
Smith, Turner. .,-; f , s , . .
'." EAST SIDE BRIEFS.
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No Inquest waa held on the body of
Homer H. Brewster,' who wa drowned
near Sellwood on -Saturday, the Coroner
deeming suoh action unnecessary. ' The
body wa Interred this afternoon In Mil
waukee .Cemetery. ' -
. Mra J0r.'. Lowe of Eugene visited Sat
urday at the residence of S. A. Manning1,
IS East Twelfth street.
Charles .Daniels 1 of , McMInnville spent
Sunday .at the ' residence of , Frank C
Ferg-usoa, 601 'Belmont street." Mrs. Daarv-
,iel accompanied, him, , , .
Francis Aaam the mti son of Mr.
and Mra Adams, . residing at 70 East
Elgbth streee, North, fell from a.hlati
fence In front of his home Sunday, and It
wa.; thought for some time that one of
hi arm wa' broken. - , . ,
R. . W. Parker., the Grand avenue gro
cery matt, I absent for a few day whll
attending ,to ,his farmat Salmon, about
18 miles from Mt Hood. L .
W. , - S.y Hurst, ah - Aurora . commlsalon
man, waa Jn-'th .cjty today . on . buslneaa, .
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