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Oregon's Representatives at Sovereign Grand Lodge
5TTCT)F0TID MTiTJ T71TRTTNT!, frrEDFflRU, ' OnECION", STTNTTAY. MAY 10, 1020.
Baptist Church is Registration Headquarters
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4 Composed by A. K. Mickey, of
4 Portland.
4 (Tune, "Marching Through
4 Georgia.")
4 The Odd Fellows are a Jolly 4
4 bunch, 4
They go right out for fun; 4
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4 They boost the Order every- 4 j
4 where j
4 And always have the mon.
4 The sick we visit every day. to 4
help them on their way. 4 j
While we go marching to i
Medford.
The Grand
Lodge Booster
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V. T. Juckmii, P. G. M.
Representative tu 8. CI. L., also
chairman of the local Grand Lodse
. committee.
Lodge. Officers
The following l a mater of
the sovereign grand lodge 4
of the United States and of
h the various departments of
the Htate of Oregon:
SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE OFFICERS.
f Grand Hire Frank Martin,
Holae, Idaho.
Deputy Grand Sire M. M.
fc Logan, Bowling Green, Ky.
4 Grand Secretary Edward
Kroh, Baltimore, Mcl.
4 Grand Treasurer William II.
Cox, MarvBVille, Kentucky,
fr Grand Chaplain Rev. "W. C.
4 Bradley, Ottawa, Ontario.
Brnnd Marshal Oliver C.
r Black, Oklahoma City. Ok.
fr Grand Guardian ! Henry A.
f Golltns, Missouri.
4 Grand Messenger Lester D.
4 Porter, Oregon.
4 Xext meeting place, Houston,
4- Texas, September, 1K29.
4 GRAND LODGE OFFICERS
4i Grand Master Fred J. Mein
4 dl, Salem.
4 Deputy Grand Master Emil
4 Peterson, Astoria.
4 Grand Warden L. L. Baker,
4 Portland.
4 Grand Secretary E. E.
4 Sharon, Portland.
4 Grand Rpresentative V. T.
4- Jackson, Rpse burg.
4 Grand Representative L. D.
4 Porter, Corvallis.
4 Grand Treasurer J, H. Xel-
4 son, McMinnville.
4 .Grand Marshal Wm.' Ydr-
4 nell, Salem.
4 Grand Conductor F. E. Grlf-
4i feth, Portland.
4 Grand Chaplain E. W. Scott,:
Oregon City.
4 Grand Herald W. E. Long-
4 horn, Hermiston.
4 Grand Trustees Forrest L.
4 Hubbard. W. A. Carter,
4 Vm. A. Moran.
ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS-
GRAND ENCAMPMENT"
4" Grand Patriarch James
4 Shannon, Oregon City.
4 Grand High Priest G. H.
4 Shaw, Portland.
4 'Grand Treasurer A. H.
Knight, Canby.
4 Grand Scribe E. E. Sharon,
4 Portland. - -"! ..
4 Senior Grand Warden E. J.
Pratt, McMinnville.
4 Grand Junior Warden J. M.
4 Wilson, Tillamook, 4
(P) Grand Marshal F. M. Sex-
4 ton, The Dalles. ,
4 Grand Sentinel W. G. Mor-
ley, Hillsboro.
4 Grand Outer Sentinel L. C.
4 Huntley, Grants Pass.
4 Grand Representative H. E. 4
4 Wralker, Eugene.
4 Grand Representative Jesse
4 T. Jones, Portland. j
4 RBBKKAH ASSEMBLY
OFFICERS
4 President Louise A. Terozzi,
4 Ashland.
4i Vice-President Ilattie Ingle,
4 Albany.
4 Warden Lcona Thell, As
4 tori a.
4 Secretary Ora L. . Cosper,
4 The Dalles.
Treasurer Edna Jacobs,
4 Portland.
4 Marshal Bertha Wilson,
4 Portland.
4 Conductor Pheol0 Hunter,
NysKa,
Chaplain Stella Hocves,
Stanflold.
Inside Ounrd Ellen" Rundas,
Marshfleld. .
Outsido Guard Irma Chance,
4 ' Beaver.
Musician Eusenla SIor
4 mund, Salem.
representative A. TS. A. Etta
Y. Sanderson. Freewater.
DEPARTMENT COIT.NCIL
President BrlR. Gen. W. B.
Wadworth, HarrlshurK.
Vice-President Col. II. A.
Canaday. Itosehurs.
Clerk Brlfr. Gen. IT. M.
Beckwlth, Portland.
Treasurer MnJ. F. P. 'H.
Mills. Portland.
Chniilain Ohev. Itenry
Youns, Hood River.
Officer of the Day Capt.
F. O. Isham. Grants Pass.
Officer of the Guard Capt.
A. J. Steele, Albany.
f.
Aide MaJ. A. O. Week,,
Marshfleld.
Sentinel Capt. A. B. Lund.
Klamath Falls.
Picket ('apt. Leonard Fer-
Rlison, Tillamook.
DEPART M K.NT ( 'Ol WCI L.
LADIKS AUXILIARY. P. M.
President Col. Betty Jean
Burke. Jit nth St. South,
Oi Grants Van.
Vice-President M.I ior Fanny
m Barker. Kucrene.
t Adjutant Nettle X. Green-
oufen. r.. j.ui mi"
Thompson Streets. Portland.
Herbert R. Walker, P. G. P.
Representative to S. O. U from
the Grand Encampment.
Proclamation of Welcome
By Mayor Pipes of Medford
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4 The following message of greeting has been extended 4
4 through the Pacific Odd Fellow, at Purtlund, lle official pub- 4
4 Hcatlon of the order for the state of Oregon, by .Mayor A. W. 4
4 Pipes of Medford: . . i . v 4
4 ..Witli pleasnn I extend greellngs to tho Odd Fellows of 4
4 Oregon, as a unit of oiu of lh greatest fni tenia 1 orgunlMttloiis 4
4 of America, and on belutlf of the ieoplo of Medford beg to 4
4 assnro you that the visiting moiiibei'H to the Grand Lodge) of 4
4 Oregon to be held In this city May 20 to 23 will be eordinlly 4
4 welcome. 4
4 1 Iiojh your visit will bo pleasant and profitable anil iliat 4
4 you may ean-y away with you lively recollections of the bospl- 4
4 tullty and courtesy of our city. 4
4 A. W. PIPI2R, 4
4 Alayor of .Medfoi-tl. 4
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Odd Fellow Harmony
During the Civil War
It is not generally known that
during the civil war there was no
division among the Odd Fellows of
the "north and the south. The
schism and division that marked
that great struggle did not enter
into Odd Fellowship circles. Har
mony was maintained throughout
the four yehrs of the struggle and
there were no wounds to be healed
when the strife was over. '
Brethren of thfe order from the
north and the south fraternized
with each other when engagements
vere over and no identified Odd
llow was neglected.
ODD
JiSSO T. JoilPS
Representative to S. O. L. from
the Grand Encampment.
AXriKXT CATIIKnilAfj
in ja;i:r or paix
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FERRARA, Italy P) The
twelfth-century cathedral of Fer-
rara, one of the toldest in Italy, is:
in momentary danger of falling,
down. The city . authorities have j
appealed to the . government for.
engineers to plan its imm,edlatu
strengthening. ' i
The central nave especially is
liable to fall at any moment. En
gineers are not certain whether
the columns which support it win
be able to hold up their burden
for' many more days. ' i
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rmnlnvaii if n Tf.nnvvlvn n in tin- t
plate mill raise their right hands j
twice a day. It is to remind them j
o f t'neir safety p I ed ge.
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ti. i). lrtit
Representative tn S. CJ. L. from the
Grand l-odo of Oregon.
Rayon Rivals Silk in
Beauty and Strength
Rayon has come into its own.
Instead of busking in the reflected
glory uf its resemblance, to silk, it
now stands on Its own merits as a
lovely and durable fabric.
Laundering does not detract
from the beauty of rayon. If the
right methods are used, the fabric
seems to Improve each time it Is
washed. Plenty of Kjiupsuds and
water of an even hike-warm tem
perature are essential throughout
the process of washing and rinsing
articles made of rayon. The fabric
should never lie wrung or squeezed
but should be plunged in and out
of soapy lather until all signs . of
uoil have disappeared.
After several rinsings, the water
should be pressed out gently and
the art fele rolled in a towl to dry.
As rayon is more often injured in
the ironing than in the washing,
care should be taken to keep the
iron from becoming too hot. It
it advisable to press the article on
the wrong side while it is still
fiuito damp.
Rayon, as well as other wash
able materials, will give better
service if it is laundered frequently
than if dirt Is allowed to become
embedded in its surface.
Much time and effort may be
saved in making a dress if every
seam and every part as it joins
another is carefully pressed. This
eliminates much basting and will
make the turn for hems, pipings
and folds more secure than bast
ing stitches.
WELCOME
LLOWS AND REBEK.AHS
E ARE
If any members of our
make your wants known. Our Volt annual, descriptive of "Copcoland is
yours for the asking. . . Take one home with you after the Grand Lodge Ses-
The California Oregon Power Company
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Hurrah, hurrah, we are Odd
Fellows good and true.
Hurrah, hurrah, for the red
and white and blue.
At first we had but five and
now many millions more;
While we go marching to
Medford.
4 They come from north, they
4 come front south,
4 They come from oast and
4 west.
4 They come in uniform and
4 look their very best.
4 We welcome tho old and
4 youngest youth, f
4 In friendship, love and truth,
h While we go marching to 4
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Medford.
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Hurrah, hurrah, we are Odd 4
Fellows Rood and true. 4
Hurrah, hurrah, for the red 4
and whlto and blue. i 4
You come, you staj;; you go 4
away, the best time is in 4
May,
While we go marching
Medford.
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Hint for Flower Show
Among the new features to be,
considered for thlH season's flower
show Is one that has been intro
duced into several flower shows
In the last few years: the "still
life pictures." The appearance' Is
that of an art gallery, but the
colors ae nature's own.
Th "utlll lifn tiiftiirou" nl
t shadow box effects nrn staced as
follows: A light framework is
constructed from ceiling to floor
about two feet out from the wall.
This framework is to be covered
with burlap, openings to bo cut
at Intervals for the pictures, each
opening to be fitted with a frame.
As the pictures vary greatly In
size, the openings are not cut till
the exact locations nnd dimensions
nre determined.
The space back of each opening
Is lined with black material and
upon a shelf built therein is placed
the vase with flowers or other ar
rangement. Lighting effects may
be added as needed.
GLAD to join the people of Medford and
Rogue River Valley in extending to the ODD FEL
LOWS and REBEKAHS a cordial welcome to "COP
COLAND." This company consider itself fortunate
in serving so prosperous and beautiful a country as this
and we believe that you will agree with us that the
Rogue River Valley is truly ."A GREAT COUNTRY"
organization can serve
OFFICES
Medford, Grant3 Pass, Glendale,
Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Malin,
Chiloquin, Oregon; Yreka, Weed,
Dunsmuir, California.
"Your Partners In
The Ikiptlst ehurch, shiuitel nt Fifth street nnd Centnil avenue, opiKsHo tlie Elks Tcmplo, will bo
mod as registration and Information headquarters during the convention thlH wok. "
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4 XIXR l.F.KKOXS WORTH 4
4 LEARNING 4
4 Learn to laugh. A good 4
4 laugh is belter than u medl- 4
4 cine. 4
4 Learn to nttend srlctly to 4
1 4 your own business, 4
4 Learn to tell a Htory. A 4
J 4 .well-told story is as welcome 4
; 4 as a sunbeam in a sick room. 4
i Learn the art of saying 4
4 kind and encouraging things. 4
4 Learn to avoid all lll-na- 4
4 tureil remarks and everything 4
4 likely to create friction. 4
4 Learn to keep your trou-
4 hies to yourself. The world 4
4 Ik too busy to care for your 4
4 Ills and sorrows. 4
1 4 Learn to slop grumbling. 4
1 4 If you cannot Hee any good In 4
j 4 the world, keep the bad to 4
1 4 yourself. 4
; 4 .Learn to hide your aches 4
and pains under a pleasant 4
j 4 smile. No one cares whether 4
4 you have the earache, head- 4
j 4 ache or rheumatism. 4
4 Learn to greet your friends 4
(4 with a smile. They enrry too 4
14 many frowns In their own 4
4 hearts to he bothered with 4
4 any of yours. Nuggets. 4
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When Too Much Salt
i If food is too salty, place a wet
! cloth over the top of tho vessel
! which is cooking. The steam will
1 drnw rho salt into the cloth.
you while you are
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LfUFORNIAORICowIu
11 YWERCOMPANtf H
Progress" Serving 57 Communities
"Hciilthy Chick" Movement
LINCOLN, Neb. P) The "Grow
Healthy Chicks" campaign has he
come a national movement. ' It Is
designed to check the tremendous
mortnllty rate of chicks during
tho first eight weeks of their
lives.
To Test Kggn
Place an egg in a pun of water.
If fresh It will lie on Its side. If a
few days old. It will tilt upwards.
If stale, It will stand on end. If
very old, It will float.
A Convenient High Cluilr
If four rubber-tipped door stops
are screwed into the legs of an
ordinary chair, it makes an ideal
high chair for kitchen work, or for
n small child.
Peeling Onions .
i Pour hot water over onions, al
lowing them to remain for a few
minutes, then drain and pour cold
water over them. Then the skins
can be removed easily.
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A Substitute Bodkin
A smooth safety pin for thin or
lacy material makes an excellent
bodkin. The pin holds the mate
rial securely.
When darning lnrgo holes In
i stockings, puckering of the cloth
may be avoided by darning over
black mosquito netting which
I makes a good strong foundation
' but Is not uncomfortable to the
!feet. This also helps to keep tho
thole In its original shape.
the
here,
STORES . :
Grants Pass, Roseburg, Glendale,
Klamath Falls, Malin, Chiloquin,
Oregon; Weed, Dunsmuir, Califor
nia. ,
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Heads Finance
' Committee for
Lodge Sessions
Nowton C. Chancy. VIco Grand
nnd heart of tho finance onninilt
u for Uh Medford Grand Ivodfrft
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