Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-18
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
ATTEND INSTITUTION
Hundreds of Members Journey to Mt.
Angel in Special Train to See New
Council Come Into Existence.

Knights of Columbus and ladies,
many hundreds in number, journeyed
over from Portland. Salem and other
points to Mount Angel last Sunday, to
be present at the institution of the new
council in that city. Rev. Father o.
Farrell, pastor of ut. Luke s church at
WOodburn, delivered the address to the
candidates,
In the afternoon the Portland degree
team, consisting of j. Jacoberger, A.
Glanelli, A. Ward, j. Beekman, Z. Kene.
fick and P. j, Hanley, carried out the
ceremonies of the first and second de.
grees. The major degree was put on
by the Astoria degree team, consisting
of w. p. 0'Brien, Jim 0'Connell, Pat
rick Kierney and j. Noonan. A class
of over 10 were initiated, and this
marks the institution of Council No.
1867. This, perhaps, is the second
largest class that has ever been init.
ated in a council Of tais state.
A banquet was given in the city hall
to all the Knights of Columbus and the
women of the party. Covers were laid
lpA pNVs itNs dlltl " dIlfll pIt-
sided as toastmaster. Rev. Father
Dominic, pastor of st. Mary's church
at Mt. Angel, welcomed the guests
Rev. Father Plaeidus, Benedictine Alb.
bey, spoke on the Esprit of Catholic
Laymen." W. P. O'Brien, state deputy
of the Knights of Columbus, responded
to the toast, "Progress of Columbian.
ism in the West" Burt c. Jones re-.
sponded to the toast, "The Ladies, !"
Rev. Father William Cronin, pastor Of
st. Leo 8 church, spoke on the Gospel
Of Christ. " Joseph Jacbbberger, new.
ly elected grand knight of Portland
council, spoke on the Culture of Mt,
Angel Council, No. 1867. " j. Frank
Sinnott, past grand knight of Portland
council, spoke on "Catholie Citizen.
ship. The addresses were interspersed
by solos and duets by Father Donaven.
tura, Paul Ortiz, Anna Koeber and Mary
Stadler. Romanslti's orchestra fur.
nished the music.
Following are the class committee
and the candidates of the Mount Angel
council, 1857:
Glass committee; Joseph j. Keber,
Burt c. Jones, Bruno Schmidt, Joseph
May, Sylvester Smith, Henry Saalfeld,
John w, Elmer, Paul Schmidt, P. +,
Kilian, George May, DR., Il. S. Donnelly,
Joseph Schneider, p. n. Smith and j. B.
Biermann.
Candidates; Edward j. Barth, john
Beck, Martin Bucholz, Samuel Fenni.
more, Leo, Gier, Julius Kemmerich,
Walter Klemmer, Alphonse Kronberg,
John II. Mccormick, Aloysius II. May,
Albert 0tterstrom, Thomas Reiling,
Michael Schaffer, Andrew Schaffer
Carl Schaffer, George Schaffer, Ernest
Schneider, Fred Schwab, Sylvester j
Smith, Andrew G, Weber, William Ter.
harr, Frank Walker Joseph Welshaar,
Peter Weiss, Edward Zoliner, Robert
Zolner, Edward $. Warminski, Joseph
l.. Ackerman, j. T. Bauman, Jacob
Berchtold Henry Berning, Albert w
Bochsler, Edward Buchett, Gebbard D.
Elmer, John FREEMAN, Paul S. Fuchs
Joseph Fuhrmann, Edgar Galland, I'm,
colbert Gier, George humpert, Henry
Humpert, Alfred G. Keene, Joseph l.
Kruse, Anton p. Maurer, Edward G.
May, Philip j. May, Nicholas Miller
am Nibler Otto ]. Oswald Gregory
Pashek, II, W. Schmidt, Clemens
Schneider, Charles j. Walker Joseph j
Walker, A, A. Klinger, Lawrence orth
and j. schatSle.