The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-05-20
FORESTERS' GRAND
COURT Meets
MEET At PORTLAND NEXT YEAR
Transact Large Amount of Routine
Business and Elect Officers
For Next Term.

| Tuesday and Wednesday were busy
days for Hood Riverites. The Grand
Court Of the Foresters of America
held their regular grand lodge ses-
sions here and we're the guests OF the
local court.
Nearly one hundred delegates we're
in attendance, BESIDES quite numher
of the better halves of the delegates
accompanied their husbands and en-
joyed the outing.
Quite number OF our business
houses we're decorated In the lodge
colors-the stars and stripes.
The opening session Of the court
was held in the X. of P. hall, Grand
Chief Ranger A. l.. Brown, OF Salem,
presiding.
The session was devoted ct the read
ing OF the minutes OF the previous
meeting, seating delegates, and the
usual run Of business, besides election
| OF officers.
The following we're elected for the
coming year: q. @. R., p. Il. Struck,
Portland; q. S. Q. H., Ed. Wright,
LaGrsnde. q. Treas, John Ecklund,
Portland. g. Sec'y., A. Brauer Port.
and. q. Rec. Secy, Chas. Elwell,
Portland. u. Sr. Woodland, +. p
Leinenweber, Astoria; g. Jr. Wood
ard, Nj. d. Sumner, Marshteld. g.
Sr. Beadle, o. Q. Jenkins, Sellwood.
g ,Jr. Beadle, A. Bignam, Portland.
9. Trustees, q. M. Paterson, Salem,
John Lauer, Grants Pass, S. kafka,
Portland.
Supreme Representatives ohm A.
Watson, Portland W. +. Grunow,
Portland, l.. j. Adams, Silverton,
Linn Il. Jones, Oregon City to con-
vention to be held at Toledo, Ohio,
In August this year,
Following 10 list of the grand
delegates who attended the oonven-
tion at Hood River:
Court Mt. Hood No. /, j.. 1. Rich
ard, Il. L. Prink, l.. .Goldenburg, OF
Portland.
Court Columbia No. 2, P. A. Flint,
p. h. Struck, Geo. A. johnson, Port
land.
Court Multnomah No. 3, Sam KAT
ka, Abe Freedman, Portland.
Court Webtoot No. a, A. !. John
son, John Ditchburn, VIM. II. Cru
now, A. j. Zimmerman, I. W. Collier,
of Portland.
Court Germania, No. s, Henry
Meister, Aug. Define, OF Portland.
Scandia, No. Z, q. W. Helmer,
Chas. Anderson, Rinbold Anderson,
of Portland.
Court Robinhood No. 8, VIM. g.
Rail, Linn Il. Jones, of Oregon City.
| Court Liberty No. Is, p. j. Kavan-
augh, Albany, Oregon.
Court Bohemia, No. 30, Thos. Il.
Parker, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Court Protection No. 40, W. Is.
Brown, of Gervais, Oregon.
Court Hood River, No. AZ, DR.. l..
II. Brosius, Hood River.
Court Conoordia, No. SO, Il. G.
Pozzi, 9. Stasi, A. Bigranami, of
Portland.
Court Beaver, No. GA, o. G. Jen-
kins, of Portland.
woodburn, No. 10, john Brierward,
Woodburn.
Fulton. No. rs, John A. Chuinard.
OF Portland.
Sherwood Forest, No. 10, Geo. Pat
terson, q. l.. Pamunler, 70 Salem.
Maid Marion, No. %, DIR. @. l..
Biggers, N. Acbles, of LaGrande.
Baker, No. IS, Geo. Berger, of
Baker City.
Court Astoria, No. 8, A. Mclean,
p. Ii. Hadden, Astoria.
Josphine, No, 27, John Sauer, Grants
Pass.
Rainier No. So, DIR. APP. McLaren,
Chas. A. West, OF Rainier. ~. = .s's
Rose City, O. A. Elwell, r. L.
Mcbride, OF Portland.
st. Johns No. ~, e. Castle,
d. @. Tallman. of st. Johns.
Mill City No "a, Chas Hoedle, Nil
City.
Boring, No. 6s, l.. Ritter, Of Bor-
ing.
Silverton. No. SO, L. J. Adams, of
Silverton.
stayton, No. Il, w:F..KleCker, of
Stayton,
Visiting ladies present.
Mrs. A. l.. Brown, Mrs. II. r. Pat
terson and daughter, Mrs. G. L.tPar-
menter, MI 4 DIR. A. p. McLaren Mrs.
.. G. Jenkins.
The evening was taken up with q
straw berry festival furnished by Hood
River Court No. AZ, for the benefit of
the visitors. There we're several pleas
ing features OF the evening, consisting
Of toast, short program, and ad-
dress of welcome. DR.. Brosius, with
his usual genial way acted as toast
master.
The session Tuesday morning was
taken up by the several visiting
lodges Ia trying to secure the next
session at their respective cities.
Gervais, which was chsmpioned by
W. B. Brown, tinslly lost out to
Portland, when the matter was put
to vote. But they knew "Brown
was In town while he had the floor"
A. Il. Prink Of Court Webfoot No. 2
of Portland, was recommended for
ID equity Supreme Chief Ranger
The afternoon session was short
and sweet. Installation of officers
took place, and the question OF semi
annual meetings of the Grand Court
was decided in favor OF holding the
meeting annually as before, the vote
being 40 to 13. deputy Supreme
Chief Ranger Leitzel, was the ins tall
ing officer.
The Lodge passed resolutions of
coincidence on the death of Geo. Il.
Houghton, of Columbia No. 2, Port
land, who died at that city Tuesday
evening.
their special car was attached to
the Portland local Wednesday even
ing, the Court having finished its ses.
sion at 4 80.
They all claim to have had the
time OF their lives and appreciate the
treatment that they received at the
hands OF the local lodge here as we'll
as the citizens of Hood River.
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