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Explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
ct station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it, II any the amount of
rainfall OF melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect poin OF equal air pressure; so-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather; 'low''
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows us ally first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the "low'. is inclosed with isobars of
marked curvature rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With "high" in The vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
Will produce an opposite result.
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Young MEMS Institnte.

The meeting by St Mary's Council at Gilroy last
week drew an audience that filed the hall in which
1t was held to Its utmost capacity. Dstrct Dep
uty w. F. Aggeler and large delegation from
san Jose Council paid the Gilroy Council visit.
During the evening the council was presented
handsome flag by Miss Katie >chaffer.
Amtrican Council of Oakland will give an en-
tertainment in Fraternal Hall this evening.
Borromean Council initiated len candidates
during the month of September. A committee of
this council is hard at work preparing tor the en-
lerGanment 20 be given on the 23d inst in Mission
Opera Hall.
Reports for the quarter ending September 80
due at the office of the grand secre ary,
and if not presented within thirty days fine will
be imposed on the delnquents
Stock on Council will soon inaugurate q series
of winter meetings One night each month Will
be set apart for entertainment at which ladies will
be invited.
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Young Ladies', Institnt.-

Branch No. AS at Port Costa was instituted on
Sunday, the 9th ult., with twenty-five charter
members by Grand resident Sophie A. Crete,
assisted by Grand Director Anna NJ. Potthoff The
charter list is not yet closed, and the LADIES in
charge expect TO add quite a number of names
to it,
Branch No. has removed from Alcazar build
ing to the corner of Tenth and Market streets
where meetings will lie held every Friday.
Branch No. gave very successful party last
Tuesday. The board OF directors held a meeting
last Saturday night.
Branch No. II of Sacramento is reported in a
hourlshing condition. 1t has more than $500 in
its treasury, has sixty-eight names the mem
Dershp roll ana expects 10 increase the same dur
ing the current term. some time during the cur
rent month it will initiate five applicants.
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Fore sters of America.

Among the visitors in the grand secretary's Of
fee during the past week were Jose ph Stock p.
c. R., Court Hermann OF Fresno; Frank Lewis.
P c. R. of Court Alisal of p. easanton; ]. L. Hay
den, P. c. X. of Court Marin, Tiburol; Charles H..
Graebe, financial retary Of Court San jose;
A. ue Camp, d. g. g. H. of Court Haywards; T. NJ.
HIcklin OF Cours Jackson and Thomas Prowd OF
Court Advance of elizabeth, n. J.
The entertainment and social recently given by
Court PORT Costa was a decided success.
German-A merican day was celebrated in Fresh o
on last Saturday under the auspic of Fresno
Lodge of the order of sons of Hermann and Court
Hermann, +. OF A.
lourt Del Monte of Monterey initiated two can
didates at The last meeting.
Defiance Circle of the Companions of the Forest
entertained its friends with social on last Mon
day evening.
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Ancient Order of Druids.

The general relief committee, that is to afford re-
lief to a member in distress who may be beyond
the immediate care OF grove, was organized last
week with the following officers: A. FrankovIch,
president: E. Lindwall. vice-president: c. 81. Dunn
tee, secretary, and II. Raggi, treasurer.
There was a large meeting in Washing on Hall
last Thursday it being the occasion of gathering
OF the groves of district No. 3. The officers of
Golden star Grove conferred deg rees in very ac-
ceptaple manner. The work followed by a
literary programme and banquet
There was large number of members and vis-
itors at the last held meeting of Templar Grove,
on which occasion several candidates were in
itiated and the degrees conferred.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CTEAMERs LEAVE BROADWAY EfEA,
- wharf San Francisco. follows: s4a1
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel, Juneau, Kill
lsnoo and Sitka (Alaska), at 8 A. NJ, Oct. H. 26.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. CO., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett Anacortes and
New w atcom (Beingham Bay. Wash.) 9 A. Il
Oct g. IL, 16 II, 26, 81 and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. R
r., at Tacoma with n. p. r. R.. at Seattle with G.
N. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Area and Fields Landing (Hum.
boldt Bay), str Pomona p. NJ, Oct. 4, g. IL, 16
90 "a. .S, and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz Monterey, San Simeon. Cayucos,
Port Hartford (San Luis obispo), Gaviota Santa
Barbara, Ventura. Hueneme, san Pedro East San
Pedro CLOS Angeles) and Newport. at 8 A. NJ.
Oct. q 6, 10, IA 1S, %, 26, 30, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at PORT Harrord
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
geles, Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport, IL
NJ. Oct. A, 8, IL, 49, 20, "a, 2S and every fourth
day thereafter.
For knsenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10
A. II. 25th Of each month
The Company reserves right to change steamers
or sailing dates. Ticket office-Palace Hotel, 4
New Montgomery street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen1 Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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rangements for the united social to be given the
evening of the 2lst ms.
Magnolia Lodge gave very enjoyab invitation
social in It's nall last Wednesday.
Yerba Buena Lodge of San Jose Will give
cal the 21st inst. There will be interesting
progr amne and that will be followed by dancing.
Il he committee of ARRANGEMENTS is Mrs. Pauline
Addison, Miss Retta McGiynn and w. f. Bollin-
ger.
Grand Trustee Mrs. ]. G. Pierson Of Sacramento,
VINO has spent the summer vac alton at Pacific
Grove with her family, has returned TO this City
on her way home. She reports that Past Grand
Protector J. G. Person is improv ed in health
Martha Lodge No. 241, Kni ghLs and Ladies of
Honor, will give bonbon party on Wednesday in
Social Hall, Alcazar building
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ord err of the Eastern Star.

There is prospect of new chapter being
organized in the near future at Elko, NeV.,
and another at Santa Paula.
The committee of arrangements OF Harmony
Chapter can feel ilaItered with the result OF
the grab-bag party given in conjunction with
a literary enter ,ainment last Friday in Shiels
building The hall was nicely decorated, the
attendance. large, and the entertainment
proved most enjoyable.
Grand Secretary Kate J. Williats has been
quite busy of late preparing her report to be
presented at the session of the Grand Chapter
that will meet in Golden Gate Hall on the goth
inst
The following named visitors from the in
terror were registered at the office of the grand
secretary during the past week:
Past Grand Patron ex-Judge C. G. Bush OF Red
ding: Past Associate Grand Matron Mrs. Emma
Perkins of Unity Chapter Oakland; Mrs. Cham
berlain OF Eureka: Mrs. Mary Garrard Of Angels
Chapter; Mrs Claudia Stephens of YoIo Chapter
Woodland Robert Potter Hill of Valley OF the
Moon Chapter. Sonoma; chairman Of the finance
committee; Harrison D. Rowe, past patron Of Oak
Leaf Chapter of Oakland and chairman OF the
mileage committee; Eunice T. Blair and Lille B.
Swain of Welcome Chapter, Shasta; Mrs. NJ Rein-
haus OF ermosa Chapter. Santa Ana; Mrs. Mary
c. Farmer and Mrs. Lizzie Plymre OF silver star
Chapter, Vallejo; Mrs. c. A. Giberson, grand con-
ductress: Mrs Cathrine Merritt of Oak Leaf Chap
ter, Oakland, and d. D. G. NJ: for District z.
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Friends of the Forest.

The entertainment given last Tuesday by Pho
neer Parlor No. in st. Georges Hall was a very
successful one, and the members of the paror feel
proui OF the result. AS result Of the social
twenty applications were filed.
Pralor N O. OF VI will shortly adopt the in
teresting new ritual and viii undertake the forma-
tion OF q grand parlor the near future
The State organizer has re urned TO this CITY and
reports remarkable progress in the matter OF or
ganlzlng new pariors in this state and in Nevada
The opinion is expressed that mum ber win be in
stituted in q short time.
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Order of Pendn

Supreme Secretary Ernest Dudep has returnad
from his visit to the southern part OF the Stata
He visited San Diego Council No Is at San Diego
Angeleno Council no. IL at Los Angeles. selma
Council No 29 at Selma and Fresno Council No
ID at Fresno. Wherever he went he was we'll re-
ceived, and each council did all in is power to
MAKE the visit pleasant one and each succeeded.
nope Counch NO 90 was recently institute ed at
Helena Mont, and Summit Council No 81 was
instituted at Centervile, same State 80
Councils are IN progress Of Organization at Ports
mouth, Va, and Baltimore Md. Deputy Snnranna
Fred I'll Foote has the charter list in charge and
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The Good Templars.

A lawn parry was given last week in East Oak
land 10 celebrate the twenty-ninth anniversary
OF Professor William Crowhursts connection with
the order of Good Templars The professor is
deputy right worthy grand templar for the order
OF GOOD Templars throughout the wor d. Mrs
Crowhurst has been member of the order for a
gu arter OF "a century. There were present
number of friends of the parties, and the me bers
of Evening Star Lodge of this citv were the guests
of honor. There was evening of song and
music, and all had an enjoyable time.
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The Odd Fellows.

Last Thursday Grand Master Warboys and
Grand Secretary Shaw were in Weaverville, Trim
ty County, visi ed the lodge there and held spe-
cial Grand Lodge session.
Farm worth Lodge had a very fine entertain
meat last Wednesday night.
The following is the excellent programme that
was presented last Saturday at the twenty-sixth
anniversary of Occidental Lodge, in Shiels build
ing. The several numbers were lis ened to and
applauded by a very large number of the friends
of the lodge: Overture, orchestra; chairman's re-
marks, r. L. c. Rarnes; quartet-Miss G. Flood,
Mrs T. Longworth, T. Longworth, r. w. jones'
piano SOLO, Professor A. BerschiDger: barytone
solo, R. w. Jones; violin solo with mandolin and
guitar, accompanied by members of the Koander
Club; oontralto solo, Miss c. Food; recitation. T.
Longworth: specialtIes, J. Hanson; comic So g,
Jim Giles The entertainment closed with
dance.
Grand Patriarch Reid returned from his south
ern tour last week and Immediately left for his
home TO prepare his report % present TO ihe Grand
Encam pent that will meet in San Cruz on the
2Olh inst During his term he has visited about
seventy encampmentS and he nnds that there is
increased activity and interest in the ranks of
the patuarchS. During his term the grand patr1-
arch has visited ali but twelve of the en- amp
ments. Last week he was at union meeting in
Visalia where there were present patriarchs from
II aDford and Iulare. On Tuesday he was IN MO-
desto, then he visited Folsom and then Nildey En-
campment in this city. This last named, which
has been dormant for some time, has OF late been
waKeniDg up again.
All arrangemenls are being made by Yerba
Buena Lodge uo receive the veterans on the even
ing OF the 18th inst.
Rebekah Templar Lodge will give peppermint
party on the l7th in I. o. o. F. Hall.
Deputy George w. Welch has called for dis
trict meeting of the subordnates and the Re
bekahs in San Jose the ith inst. Grand
Scribe w. b. Barnes Will be in attendance and ad-
dress the meeting
he Rebekahs have been greatly encouraged by
the contributions already received in aid of the
orphans nome that is TO be erected in Gilroy, but
while thus far the donations amount to about
$1,000, mostly from the city lodges, those In
charge of the matter anxious TO ascertain
what the lodg in the interior will do toward
erecting the shelter for the little ones.
The next entertainment bv the Rtdgley Liter
and social Club wilt be given on the 18th Of
Novem ber.
Mrs. Marion Greenwood, grand president of the
RebeS abs, announces the following visitations for
the month: Martha Washington Iodge sequel
October z; IsaLe la, Santa Cruz, October s; Para
disc, Wal tsonvilie. October 8; Seaside, Monterey,
October 15; Cypress Pacific Grove october 16;
Violet, Salinas October %
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The R,ne FIRTH

The Simches- Tora festival and ball given by
Columbia Lodge last Wednesday in B. B Hall
was we'll attended and most enjoyable affair, re-
hecting grea credit on the committee that had it
ia charge. Many of the prominent officers of the
order were present.
Last Thursday there was conference of men,
bers of the oruer in b. B ii all for the purpose of
considering he various plans of endowment that
have been submitted. 1t Is expected that the
committee having the matter in charge VIII reacn
a conclusion during tn present week.
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Ancient Order of Forester,.

High Court Sub-Chief Ranger NJ. Boehm, after
an absence from the City for several weeks re.
turned last week.
Court Excelsior is concluding arrangements for
its anniversary party to be given in Foresters'
Hall this month.
The outing OF Court Violet the schooner Rosie
I'll, on the 18th of last month, a great success.
Court Eureka will tomorrow night celebra te its
tw enty-frst birthday by entertainment in For
esters Hall. A number of prominent Foresters
will be present, amo ng the number Thomas lind
say, the founder OF the order on the Pacific Coast
There is some talk of organizing a bicyc Gle corps
in this tity, composed exclusively of members OF
the Foresters
Court Lincoln initiated one ca nddate at its last
held meeting and received applications
Among the visitors Thomas Lindsay, the
founder of The order The Pacific Coast, who gave
very Interesting account OF his visit the High
Court of the World during its session in Scotland,
last August. John Henderson, president of the A.
p. f. Hall Association, delivered short address.
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Knights of the Maccabees.

The last held meeting of Modin Tent in Frank-
lin Ii all was well attended and was very Interest,"
Ing. This tent is In fiourishing condition the
officials doing the work without the use of book in
most perfect manner, and it is receiving fts
quota OF members The members think of orean-
izing a degree team e--A
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-05
The Derree of Hnnor.

Last Monday Aida Upchurch Lodge Of San Jose
celebrated its third anniversary by public meet
ing entertainment and dance. There was a large
attendance and most EMO, able time was had
There were present Superior Lady OF Honor Mrs
Stewart, +. r.. stewart Grand Recorder Kate NJ
Poland and Deputy Grand Master Frank s. Po-
land. Master Workman Winter acted as master
Of ceremonies
Dawn OF Hope Lodge of West Oakland is max
ing preparations for grand entertainment on the
10Th inst.
Last Thursday Silver Star Lodge had an inter-
esting meeting at which Grand Chief of Cere-
monies Mrs Viola S. Norman and E. 3. Nor
man OF Monroville were present. r. B. Nixon
was elected and installed outside watchman, vice
Young resigned This lodge will give an enter
tainment on the Goth inst.
Recently Ivy drill team gave an exemplifcation
of its ability to do The work, and it proved quite
an Instructive feature of the meeting at which it
was presented. The eam was und Ter the instruc-
tion Of Deputy Grand Master Poland.
The Native Sons.
The mock trial which was to have taken place
in the hall of Pacific Paror last Tuesday and for
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Hoar, three out of four. t. Lawley and T.
Mclaughlin defeated w. McKeon and T.
defeated George Caffrey, two out of three.
J. Lane defeated P. j. Murray, 21-l5, 21-19,
2O-21
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ROYAL Arcannm

The smoker given by Argonaut Council last
Monday drew large number of people to the
council hall. The visitors and members epioyed
good smoke and good literary and musical pro-
gramme.
Assessments 2s3 and 284 have been levied.
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shIPPl.u INIELL.GENoE.


SUNDAY. October 4.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, 31a days from
Departure Bay; 1850 tons coal, to Dunsmuir q
Sons.
Stmr Noyo Levinson Id hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, to J Kimball
Stmr Daguna, peterson, ~ hours from Usal bark
and lun ber, 10 Usal Redwood Lumber Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Jansen. 78 hours from New
port; pass and mdse, to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Willamette, Holmes, 81 hours from
Departure Bav: 1850 tons coal, to Oregon Imp Co.
Br ship kanane, Collins. 54 days from Newcas-
tie NSW; 2463 tons coal, to j Moore & Co.
ship Dashing Wave, Morehouse, 8 days from
Tacoma; lumber and laths- TO II anson & Co.
Ger bark Bert Ia, Rasch z 8 days from Newcastle,
NSW: 25b0 tons coal to Henry Lund & Co.
Schr Five Brothers, Stenborn, 80 hours from
Fishermen's Bay; wood and posts TO James John
son.
Schr Cbetco. Wirschuleit, hence Oct 8, for Ne
haem River: returned on account of machinery
being out of order.
Schr Gotama Brissem, Ala days from Coos Bay;
Schr COrinthian, Zaddart II hours nom Hearns
Landing; l2,U0U posts. TO Bender Bros.
Schr Louisa ID. Noyes, from sealing cruise; 16S
sealskins TO H A Thompson.
Sailed.
SUNDAY, October 4.
Nor stmr Lyderhorn, Hammeraas; Antwerp
Stmr Pomona, Doran Eureka
Stmr Scotia. Johnson.
Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander San Diego
Stmr Santa Cruz, NicolSon, Santa Cruz.
Stmr Geo Loomis- Bridgett. Ventura
Stmr Mackinaw. Lttieield. Tacoma.
Ger ship Peru, Ohling Liverpool
Mic bark Leon. Bergman Freemantle
Schr Antelope, Anderson, Coquille River.
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Native Daughters Of the Golden west.

the banquet hall Of the Native Sons building by
those very much alive and patriotic Native Daugh-
tiers, the members of Golden State Parlor, prom
ises to be very enjoy able affair. The demand
for tickets has been unusually large, which is
proof of the popularity of this parlor and the
young ladies who constitute the committee OF ar
rangeme ents will do all In their power to keep up
the repu alton OF their organization.
All the ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
the entertainment and living pic ures 10 be given
on Wednesday night by Buena Vista Parlor in
Native sons Hall. Dancing will conclude the en-
tertainment.
Thursday night La Estrella Paror will give an
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Improved Order on Red Man

Kiowa Tribe has received its complete outfit
for the proper adoption of palefaces. With the
assistance OF osceola Tribe two palefaces were
team viii in future have several drills every reah
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knights of Honor.

Last Monday there was large attendance in
the hall OF Yerba Buena Lodge TO listen to an ad
dress Legislation by the Supreme Lodge at
Its Latest Session b. Gran Dictator Archibald
Among the visitors present were Grand Assistant
Dictator Thompson, the grand reporter and c. A.
Garthorne, 2. D., of Fortuna Lodge.
Germania Lodge he largest in the Jurisdiction
and the one that does its work in the German
language, had very large meeting ast Tuesd ay
The plan OF the order was discussed and il
was declared to be satisfactory. Many of the
mem bers Will Join class A.
The grand dictator visited Eureka Lodge last
Wednesday and received by a large nllmber
of the members. The visitor, George Y Dernlng
reporter, and T. Il. Calender, financial reporter
addressed the lodge on the future prospects and
upon the c assifed assessment plan
Last thursday Grand Dictator Archibald Grand
Vice-Dictator Morrison, Grand i.eporter Johnstone
and Grand Guide Learned visited Garden t'ity
Lodge of Alameda and were warmly welcomed
1he grand dictator addressed he dye on the suc-
cess OF the knights Of Honor, and the grand re-
porter tod Of the interest taken by life Insurance
agents in the new classified plans dweIling Darticu-
lerly on the interest taken fa IL by the Insurance
mmiss1oner OF Wisconsin Many of the men-
bers expressed their satisfaction of the new order
of things. 1t was announced that this Iod ge will
probably initiate twenty-five members before mn
close OF the year.
During his absence in the interior recently the
grand dictator visited and addressed the lod ee I'm
Marysvilie, California and Unity lodges in io,n,
each OF the places named there a great deal az
enthusiasm and good spirit manifested In regard
TO the new plan of assessment.
on the 10th ult Polar star Lodge was visited by
and Grand Trustee Lemont when several adj
dresses the finance OF the order were delivered
Grand Trustee Lemont will lecture before this
lodge on the 18th inst.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.
A meeting will be held this evening in the hall
of Aurora Lodge for the purpose OF advancing ar
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Kniphts of the {

Knights OF the Golden EevIe.
Last Tuesday night Pacific Castle consolidated
with California Castle
The od-fashioned hop given by California Castle
in Native sons Hall last Thursday was an ex-
ceedingly pleasant AFFAIR that enjoyed by ali
the participants -
D. n. Hanna. d. @. c. at L. is still busy at Gras,
Valley with the organization of new CASTLE
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Abraham Lincoln Council had big initiation in
B. b. Hall last Thursday night. Ninety-four cam
didates were initiated in the presence of the ma
iority of the grand officers. The usual event was
70 lowed by a grand banquet.
The ind cations are that there will soon be instf-
tuted In Stockton council with more charter
members than ever were presented by any organi-
Zation in this Staue.
A union meeting of the councils of Alameda
County viii be held on the goth INST in the cham
ber OF Logan Council In Oakland.
Elmhurst Council is making preparations for
the institution OF a council of the Daus hters of
Liberty in that place -
N. K. Whipp, supreme commander Of the uni-
form ranH, died recently at Marin O.
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woodmen of the WORLD.

There will not be an assessment for the month
of october. But seven assessments have been
levied during the ten months of the current year
The members of Golden Gate Camp are antici
pating sp endid time at the entertainment to be
given shortly upon the event of moving into Shasta
Hall, Native Sons building this month The
Committee having charge of the affair is com posed
of w. P. Jones, j. E. Bright, G II. Wilson. g. W.
Lun-, " q. Raymore. j. L. Geary Jr. and D.
Oliver Jr. II will present fine programme, and
among the participants will be MIS-. NJ Z. Hal
pruner vocalist and Professor w. Westin glass;
euphonist. Two thousand invitations will be dis
tributed
Last thursday evening Redwood Camp was
visited b. s. j. BOaK, head manager, VINO pre-
seuted an instructive report of the work done
during the recent head camp session held In
Helena, Mont There was a numrer of visitors
present, moDg the number Clerk Robinson Of
Oakland camp.
The degree team of Oakland Camp will, under
the guidance of its commander, s. j. Boak
shortly visit Redwood Camp for the purpose of ex-
emplify ing the amptified degree