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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA

DR.. G. w. Daywalt, court physician of
Court Aurora, left on the City of
Puebla for Manila as surgeon in charge
of the expedition.
Court Mineral, with forty-six charter
members, was instituted at Kinsman
Ariz., by A. Orfila, P. H. C. R.
Court Sacramento gave an annual ball
at Turner's Hall on Thursday evening"
October q. There were about two hum
dred couples present and a good time was
enjoyed by all. George H. Clark was the
floor manager, and great credit was due
to the committee for the success of the
ball. John ]. Cordy, Grand Secretary,
and Jacob Label. proprietor of the Ameri-
can Foresters' Review, were the special
guests of the evening.
Court Ell Dorado gave Its tenth semi
annual social and ball at Union-square
Hall Friday, October Is. The following
was the committee of arrangements:
William Buemann, Louis Bendewald
Louis Krieger, Phi. ]. Diez, III. Schaffer.
Court Farallon No. II gave an enter
tainment and ball on Saturday evening
October 20, at Murphy's Hall. Ocean
View The following was the programme:
Cornet duet, Getchell sisters; vocal solo,
w. r. Scraggs; recitation, Miss M. Pele-
gum; comic song, N. Chistinen; vocal
solo, Mrs. Lemon; grafton, John ]. Cordy;
song, Misses Marian.
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FRATERNAL NEWS.

the hall, and it was instructed by good
speakers and entertained with many
musical and literary numbers. The COM
mittee that had charge of the affair has
arranged for other meetings of a like
character in other parts of the city to be
held under the direction of other lodges.
AT its meeting last week Mission Lodge
conferred the blue degree on eleven can
j. A. Born has been elected vice grand
of the lodge, which is progressing we'll
Golden Gate Lodge, at North Beach,
new noble grand, has been doing effective
work recently, taking in new members at
ca ch meeting
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LOYAL REBEKAH,s PARTY

The attendance at the Halloween party
given last Monday night by Loyal Re
bekah Lodge was very large and the pro-
gramme presented was very ENJOYABLE
one. The several numbers were present
ed by Miss Ten Eyck, Miss Juliette Chan
der, M. Anderson, Mrs. H. e. Cyrus,
Mrs Armstrong, Mrs. Anderson and
others. Then followed number of games
appropriate to the occasion and a ghost
dance with the lights turned down. The
evening closed with a select programme
Tomorrow night the lodge will have an
omen meeting.
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n1Jr, cuOSEN FRIENDS.

The entire membership of the order In
this city has been notified TO attend a
meeting on the 18th inst IN the nan ot
Golden cate Council for the purpose Of
discussing a matter of great Importance
to all. ~. ..,,...,
The first prize. awarded for the ef council a@
1ars sJ,,rinor the mast year, was awarded
to Social Council, and was presented last
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THE MINORS

Abraham Lincoln Council has appointed
committee to arrange high jinks and
an entertainment musical and literary.
The report of the treasurer of the 'coun-
ell shows a healthy financial condition.
has a number of members on the
sick list and a number who are conva-
los
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THE DRuIDs.

The grand officers paid an official visit
last week to Volta Grove and had tie
work exemplified by the initiation of four
candidates. After the visit all went to a
rotisserie, where a banquet was served.
Last Tuesday Aurora Grove installed its
officers for the current term. N. Bianchi
is now noble arch and P. Bersotti record
ing secretary.
Tomorrow night the grand officers will
pay visit to Laurel, Templar, Norma
and Golden Star Groves, which are to
meet in Joint session.
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MANCHESTER UNITY, o. F.

Last Tuesday night there was held in
Mission Opera Hall, under the auspices
of Mission Lodge and the other lodges of
odd Fellows, Manchester Unity, an open
meeting for the purpose of making the
people of the Mission district familiar
with the history Of the order and its
aims. There was an audience that hlled
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KNIGHTS of HONOR.

Yerba Buena has under consideration
a proposition to add. free OF charge to
members. physician in addition to the
other benefits. This lodge is doing ex-
ceedingly well, and the attendance at
meetings is large.
Liberty Lodge is experiencing revival
of interest
Los Angeles Lodge received seven ap-
pications this week San Jose Lodge mi
tiated fifteen members during October and
has sixteen applications on hand. This
lodge is growing so fast that it had to Sc
cure new quarters.
The Past Dfctators' Association at it's
last meeting laid out line of work that
will result In great benefits to the order
in this State.
Out of l25 deaths last month. four oc-
CURED in California.
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scented farce in which prominent mem
bers of the parlor took part. 1t was en-
titled 1.-THE Boston Dip and was an
amusing sketch. This was followed by a
rection of the committee consisting of
Miss NJ. Quicker. Miss M. Teitjen, Mrs. G.
Day, Mrs. B. Denahey, and Miss l.. Fab
renburg.
The members Of San Miguel Parlor at
their last held meeting rendered a fare
one of the energetic members, who left
for Shasta a few days later After the
close of the meeting the members and a
good time, there being a programme of
music. songs, remarks and games Miss
Isabella Reed, president of the parlor,
presided and furnished enjoyment for all.
The members will all miss Mrs. Epperly,
for she was a very lovable member of
Sna Miguel
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THE ODD LADIES.

There are at this time in this city two
lodges of the Odd Ladies, the ladies' aux
iliary of the Manchester Unity, Odd Fell
lows. One is Golden Star Lodge, which
win be looked after in the future by Mis-
sion Lodge, having recently taken quar-
tiers in that district
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til the close of hostilities, gives his i'm
pressions of THE Porto Rican Cam
paign' for the November Scribner's. He
pays high tribute to the generals and
troops who made the closing campaign of
the war seem more like a triumphal par
ade than an aggressive advance through
an enemy's country, and shows that both
regulars and volunteers did the work be-
fore them in way to satisfy the most
exacttng military demand The article
also gives a vivid and clear impression
of the country and people, and describes
many picturesque and amusing incidents
man interest. The Illustrations are all
from photographs. Charles Scribner's
Sons, New York.
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Thursday night in Shasta Hall, N 8. B.,
by Grand Councillor Boehm.
Paramount Council at it's last held meet
ing initiated two candidates, and Evans
Council will initiate several strangers on
the nth
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THE PRESIDENT RECEIVED.

The reception that was recently ten
dered by Woodland Parlor of the Native
Daughters of the Golden West to Mrs.
Lena II. Mills, the grand president, was
one of the most delightful affairs that
this parlor has even undertaken. 1t was
on the occasion of the officers official
visit, and the work was exemplifed to
demonstrate how well the officers were
familiar with 1t. The highly compliment
tary address of the grand officer was the
best evidence of the correctness of the
work. After the close of the meeting
there was banquet at the Byrns' Ho-
tel, where the dining room had been most
tastefully decorated, and after an excel
lent menu had been discussed there were
number of toasts that were responded
TO by the grand president, Miss Mae Cum
Minis. Miss Gertrude Mcconnell, District
Deputy Mrs. H. e. Coil, President May
Dexter, and Miss Birdie Morris. A pleas
ant incident of the meeting in the par
lor was the presentation to the parlor
by Mrs. /. Lasky of a beautiful United
States flag, to be used In the ritualistic
work.
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der the direction of W. L. Pierce, master
of ceremonies, in the banquet hall of the
Native Sons Hall on the night of Satur-
day. the 18th inst.
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COMPANIONS OF THE F. OF A

Diana Circle announces a prize box
party on the 18th inst. in the social hall
of the Alcazar.
The farce that was to have been pre-
scented by Robin Hood Circle last We'd
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ORDER on pENDO

Golden Gate Council No. 2 of the Order
of Pendo has arranged for grand enter
tainment to be given tomorrow night in
the Social Hall of the Foresters building
Ihere will be a programme of music.
songs. Rotations and specialties, and
then there will be dancing and refresh
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THE AMERICAN GUILD.

San Francisco Chapter at its last held
meeting initiated three candidates and
elected three applicants. There will be
several candidates for initiation next
Wednesday night.
The chapter will give high links un-
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THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.

The entertainment committee of Golden
State Parlor recently, for the benefit OF
friends, got UP an entertainment and pre-
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FRIENDS OF THE FOREST.


Lincoln Lodge No. 2 gave an entertain
ment and dance last Monday night There
was an Introductory address by r. w.
McGarvie, who in concise way gave a
history of the order and its work. He
was followed by recitations by DR.. Terkel-
son and DR.. Crawford, and songs and spe-
cialties by others. 1t being the Hallow-
cen season, the hall was prodfusely dec
GRATED with pumpkins followed out and
turned into grotesque lanterns. A good
programme of dancee followed the enter
tainment and light refreshments and ice
cream were served.
The supreme treasurer having, by rea-
son of inability to attend to the duties of
the office, rendered her resignation, the
vacancy was filled by the appointment of
Mrs. A. Boehm of Pioneer Lodge. She
was installed by Supreme President Mrs.
McLane last Monday night Next Tues
day night the new treasurer will enter
tain the members of Pioneer Lodge in
their hall. 81
Last Tuesday Pioneer Lodge initiated
several candidates.
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nesday, has been postponed until next
month. A..
Inter Nos Circle has arranged for a
social to be given in the near future.
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War as Depicted IN the Magazines
and m'the Publishers Books

dahl, and from photograph Of Span
fish torpedo captured by the Porter. other
leading features of Harper's Magaztne Tor
November are: bismarck" by Sydney
Whitman, with an engraving by E. Schla-
ditz of hitherto unpublished portrait;
with the Fifth Corps" by Frederic
Remington, illustrated by the author;
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COMPANIONs GA THE FOREST.

Washington Circle visited Mizpah Cir
Gle last Tuesday in its circle room, OAK
land. The same night the supreme treas
urer secretary and right and left guides
paid a visit to Pride of the Forest circle
in the same city After the visit these offi-
GERS, in company with members OF the cir
Gle went to Mizpah Circle and mad a
pleasant visit, which was followed Dy a
banquet
Eureka Circle initiated three candldates
at its last held meeting Loyal circle
will initiate several at its next me NEE
niversary by a grand ball last night.
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: The November Over
land is a most creditable
production in the way.
of a magazine 1t is
/ flavor and full of good
pictures. A notable ar
Emperor Maximillian,"
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HARPER's.

c. Fremont, commanding the Porter,
treats of the character and the value of
the service rendered by. the torpedo-boats
during the late Spanish-American war,
and gives striking instances of adventure
on the Porter, including a description Of
the time that the Porter chased what was
supposed to be an eneny's ship, and did
not discover her mistake until the final
rush to torpedo was made when, just in
the nick of time, the identity OF the ship
was recognized and the order to cease
firing was given. The Illustrations of the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-06
RO&0k " W
y RRHV[D

Not content with the routine Of bust
ness and the occasional production of a
book on finance, Banker Clews has
stepped into the realm of fiction. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-06

favorite Illustrated family magazine,
with handsome cover in colors and
gold. It's price is reduced to 10 cents, 81
per annum.. This is unQuestionably a
wise and popular move on the part of the
publishers; and the return of Mrs. Frank
Leslie to the editorship OF the magazine
assures for it a future as brilliant as its
past has been prosperous.
The current (Novemper) number of the
new Frank Lesie's Popular Monthly
makes good it's promises in a splendid Ia
BILE Of contents. which includes: An Illus
with contributions by Colonel A. K. Nc
Clure, General Fitzhugh Lee and Sena-
tors Chandler and Davis; with Wheeler
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by Arthur Inkersley. The Overland Pub
fishing Company, San Francisco.
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ton now, and the rest or the
stuff is hardly striking. OF pictures
there is a deluge. most Of them, how
ever, barely rising above mediocrity.
An engraving by Timothy Cole, how
ever, is one of the most original pieces
of work that has appeared for a long
time and serves ably as an offset to q
great deal Of Chic
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Richard Harding Davis,
who was one of the few
war correspondents to
follow the army from
Rico, and who was with
i the time of landing I'M
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ME magazine reader willperhaps
be a little disappointed in this
months periodicals. The articles
which might be called good are
n little old TO deserve the amelia
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LIPPINcoTTs.

Mrs. Burton Harrison, has it's scenes
mainly in Spain and England. The hero
is an American, whose course Of true love
does not by any means run smooth, but
leads him into safe harbor at last. The
tale is one of this favorite authors best,
and perhaps the longest which has ever
appeared in Lippincotts.
MERGERS Best Shot" as described by
Joseph A. Altsheler, was a very remark
able shot indeed, at an enemy whose
shadow only could be seen More vigor
of conception and description has seldom
been put into two pages.
J. Annoy Knox in 1.-THE Fortified Legs"
revives and amplifies the Irish legend of
Tough Neagh. The Destroyer" Is an
allegory by Paul r. Heyl.
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and Roosevelt at Santiago" by the Rev:
Cross Work in Cuba
The illustrators of this number include:
Albert Wenzell, S. Werner, Oh. Grun-
valid, Hugh NJ. Eaton, Frank Adams,
Florian Peixotto and Walter Goltz.-
Frank Leslie's Publishing House, 141-143
Fifth avenue, New York.
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ATLANTIC
MONTHLY.

the results of his official experience and
scientific observations of the many errors
of our management in Alaska. by which
the vast resources Of that wonderful
etc.Nhave been and still are recklessIy
squandered, and wealth and property
needlessly thrown away by the nation;
and he sounds a much-needed note OF
warning as to the probable results Of the
administration of the prospective colonies
now ready to our hands should they be-
treated in the same wasteful, corrupt and
ruinous fashion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-06

The leading features of the
American Monthly Review
of Reviews for November
are: The editorial comment
on the State and Congress
sional campaigns QlIus-
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INDEPENDENT FOREsTERs

A new court of the Independent Order Of
Foresters has been instituted in the Mis-
sion district. 1t has been named Apollo
No. 3946. The officers installed for the
first term are w. w. Watson, c.. D.; DIR.
J. A. Born, C. P; Roy A. Daniels, c. r. !;
G. E. Daniels, v. c.: G. A. Mauerhan. R
Shook, t.: James A Wilson, P. G. R.:
The court was instituted by e. A. Mack
and f. w. Chapman, ID. S. G. R.
Court Yerba Buena at its last held meet
ing decided to postpone its monthly social
evening until December. The court dur
ing the evening elected three candidates
and initiated two of them.
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GOLDEN, GATE CAMP. w. q.

Last Monday Golden Gate Camp, Wood
men OF the World, initiated three candi-
dates IL the presence of a large member
ship and visitors from all the local camps.
Tamalpais Camp, accompanied by Its
brass band, visited in body, and the
musicians contributed to the entertain
ment of all. There were solos by Messrs.
Miller, Tickner, Naylor and Daily, and
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scRIBNeR's.

Cuba to Porto Ri
the advance from
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In "TOrpedO Boat
Service" in the Novem-
Der number of Harper's
Ma ga zine TiaIItpnanf i
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THE CENTURY.

rug crNTtlpy new year with a bril-
80 liant cover in color by
well-known Partisan
poster artist Grasset who made the
Napoleon poster for The Century. InlS
time he pictures Alexander the. Great on
the famous Bucephalus.. This is In con-
nection with the magazines new histo1-
cal serial on Alexander, written. by Pro,
lessor Benjamin Ide Wheeler, which wiz
be one of the leading features for the
coming year, The lessons from the career
of the Macedonian conqueror are or par
ticular interest in these Gays of empire
making projects. Aside from the arch
geological material that is pictured, the
life is strikingly illustrated by Castaigne
and Loeb. Captain Charles d. Sigsbee
begins his Personal Narrative of the
Maine" This is the contribution of the
commander of the battleship TO The Cen
tury's new war series, which will include
articles by most of the leading officers in
the land and naval operations in the re-
cent war. Captain Sigsbee, In this paper,
gives for the first time, and In full and
authoritative manner, the story Of the
ordering Of the Maine to Havana, her ar
rival in the harbor, her reception by tho
Spanish officials, and the precautions that
were taken to guard her safety.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-06

Frank Leslie's Pop
lar Monthly for No
vember is the initial
number in the new
of this longtime
and imnrOved form
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OUTING.

show ring, the football player on the grid
iron, the golfer in championships, the
tennis player at the nets, the yacht on the
storm-tossed bosom of old ocean, the
trapper in the woods, the athlete in his
the goose are only some of its varied con-
tents by such well-known authorities as
Walter Camp on football, J. Parmly Paret
on tennis, A. H. Godfrey on the horse, Ed
w. Sandys on rod ond gun, A. j. Kenealy
and z. L. II. McGinnis on yachting and
H. L. Fitz Patrick on golf.-Outing Pub
fishing Company, New York.
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David Starr Jordan, the
distinguished scientist and
Government commissioner
to Alaska, opens the Mo-
vember Atlantic by giving
IT. at onA
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NEW FRANK
LESLlE'S POPULAR
MONTHLY.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs.

Last Tuesday High Chief Ranger Boehm
visited Court Eureka. After the close of
the court there was a smoker. at which
Past High Chief Ranger H. Beaver pre-
sided, and there was a general good time.
Last Wednesday, the high chief ranger
visited Court Sherwood Forest. and on
Thursday night he was with Court Gar
field and Court Star of the West.
Court Sherwood Forest gave a pleasant
entertainment last Thursday night in
Foresters' Hall. The programme includ-
ed an address by Chief Ranger w. f:
Gentle and speciaIties vocalization and
recitations by Miss Rosa Gold, w. Hart
Master Bloom, Miss B. Rattigan, W. j.
Dolan, Miss Gladys Williams, Professor
Darcy, James Guildea, and remarks by
John Henderson, w. M. Cannon. There
was also a sabre drill by Troop K of the
Fourth Cavalry
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YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.

D. T. Brown has been elected secretary
of Cooper Council, vice s. F. NJ. Mangan
resigned.
Past Supreme President J. J. McDade
and Supreme Delegates DIR. T. H Morris,
]. Gallagher and John Lynch have re-
turned. They report that the session was
an interesting one and that but few
material changes were made in the laws
of the order. The first three named on
ington, D. C., and the last named visited
the one in Denver. At each place they
were well received and Hospitality enter
tanned.
Columbia Council will give an ami
versary banquet on the I'D inst.
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The complete novel In
the November issue OF
Lippincott's "A Triple
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In timeliness, variety
IS. and positiveness Of quail
ity and interest the
- ATnr,ar,n hn,a rntnrnhn ~ No 1
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Outing for November IL an
all alive number, wide In
its scope and timely in it's
ctrhiOnfC Tho hnrco IN fhA
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REVIEW
OF
REVIEWS.

trated); an Ill
work of the Y.
with the army
with Spain. by
on THE New
the War" with
Creelman's own
ventures; "Ol
Modern Italy"
ply; The Nical
of Present Poll
Keasbey; and 80
Our Commercial
Dry r. Johnson.
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Head Adviser Richard Fahy explained his
plan for organization work. There were
also addresses by A. D. Mclean, G.. c..
Groezinger and NJ. Estes.
+ Last Wednesday the officers of Golden
Gate Camp visited San Francisco Camp,
when four candidates were initiated. Con.
sui Commander C. w. Bell, on behalf Of
Golden Gate Camp, presented the new
camp with it's charter. handsomely
framed. The new camp now has eighty
six members.
Three Thousand invitations have been
issued for the entertainment to be given
by Golden Gate Camp on the 18th inst.
]. II. Greefkins, prominent member of
this camp, is now in Manila as a private
inCompany II, First Colorado Volunteers.
woopMEN OF THE WORLD.
A new camp was recently organized in
the Richmond District by M. Holder. Last
week the new camp was visited by Head
Adviser Richard Fahy and a delegation
of the members of the order. Manager
John Slack Patterson, who was one of
the visitors, instructed the novices in the
mysteries of the Choppers Oriental de-
gree.