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Ancient Order Workmen.

At a meeting Of Magnolia Lodge Of
the Ancient Order Of United Work
men last week there was an address
by Grand Recorder Spencer on the
readjustment Of options by the Su-
preme Lodge at its last session
and the explanation was listened to,
not only by the members of the lodge,
but by members o. many other lodges
The meeting was also addressed by
Grand Receiver Booth and Edwin
.Danforth, P. G. n. ".
Spartan Lodge having been required
10 remove from the Red Mems build
ing on Post street. with other tenants,
has returned 10 its old home in the
Alcazar building.
Excelsior Lodge has appointed
committee to arrange for the celebra-
ton of its silver jubilee on the even
ing Of the fourth Wednesday in Sep
tember in Excelsior Hall. 1t is ex-
pected that the grand master will be
present on that occasion.
There was a grand rally at Rich
mond, Contra Costa County, last week,
on which occasion that most eloquent
orator Of the order, Deputy Grand
Master Hirshberg, spoke. Many ap-
plications were received.
On the last Saturday in August For
get-Me-Not Lodge, having to vaeate
its quarters in Red Mems Hall by rea-
son OF the expiration Of lease, gave,
al the request Of DR.. Blanche L. San
born, an Aud Lang Syne party in
dear old Ruby Hall" The following
was the programme: Recitation.
n
Brotherton; a Little Story" DR..
Blanche l. Sanborn; ballads, Mrs
Foster; humorous stories, Fred Roth
ganger; recitation, Miss Olive Pearl
Miller OF Carnation Lodge; Aud Lang
Syne remarks, Edwin Danforth. This
was followed by the sale of packages,
brought by members. and sold sight
unseen" which was productive of
much amusement. After that there
was dancing for an hour and on clos
ing all Joined hands and sang Aud
Lang Syne" Last week there was a
house warming in the new quarters
IN Red Mems new hall on Golden Gate
avenue, and it was a jolly affair. The
committee that had charge Of this be-
ing in il for three months, has de-
cided to have some novel entertain
ment on the third Saturday of each
month, this in the hope Of renewing
interest in the lodge meetings. Ed
win DanfOrth has offered a $40 prize
10 the member who during the next
sixty days shall bring the greatest
number Of candidates into the lodge
and have them initiated. In October
or November the lodge viii have a
surprise novelty party, IN which a
number Of the most prominent mem
bers viii take part.
Carnation Lodge, Degree of Honor.
gave party in the Shiels building on
the last Tuesday in August, which. in
point Of attendance and pleasing pro-
gramme, was a great success. The af-
fair was carried out under the direc-
ton Of Olive Pearl Miller, Gertie Clos
ser, Emma RyersOn. Dora II. wilkins.
May Z. Core, DR.. c. 7. Hansen, I.
Fulton. J. F. Walthour and G. Ryer-
son. The programme was made up Of
the following numbers: Vocal duet,
Walter and Ethel Shaylor; recitation,
Edna Oldham; violin solo and piano
accompaniment. the Misses Clarke;
instrumental selections, the Graber
Mandolin and Guitar Club: Jack ana
Cathrine," a farce in which the princi-
pal characters were assumed by Olive
Pearl Miller and William Loan. This
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former council presided, DR.. F. W. Har-
ris delivered an interesting and thought
full address upon the subject OF our
FraternaI Relations and an entertain
ing musical programme was followed
by refreshments and games. These JOINT
meetings will be held hereafter on the
fifth Monday Of every month contain
ing five Mondays, and will doubtless DO
much toward cultivating closer frater-
nal relations between the members OF
all the local councils.
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Order of Americus.

On the last Monday in August San
Francisco Council No. IA and California
Council No. 81, Order Of Americas, held
their first joint social meeting in Mar
shall Hall, Pioneer building. and though
no formal announcement had been.
made there was a large attendance of
the members Of both councils and their
friends. Chairman I. Danziger of the
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dance in its new hall on the evening of
September z.
National Union.

General Deputy Joseph A. Wilson of
the National Union of this city has
been allowed by the senate of that or
der an Office, and he has secured one on
the third floor of $50 Market street,
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Ladies' Auxiliary.

The August meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to California Commandery
No. 1, knights Templar, was we'll at
tended. After the business meeting,
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in charge of Charles S. Hoffman, a
very active. energetic and competent
loyal knight.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18
The Philosophy Of Freedom
An Open Forum for Single Takers

Open letter to the Regents and Trus-
tees of the Nebraska State Uni
versity.
Gentlemen: 1t is now UP to you;
and what are you going to do about il?
Whether, as the Omaha Bee nalvely
suggests, "tne new temple proposed
to be erected for the benefit of uni
versity students may, or may not, be
long felt want" yet the proposition
Is assuming substantial proportions
while the element of requisite funds
therefor seems to be the only mooted
question, and this has recently given
to the people of the state from the
lips Of your chosen chancellor, Mr..
Andrews, the veIy remarkable state
ment that "the American people are
not able to Sustain their public
schools. but must sooner or later de-
pend upon the generosity of enormous
" rich men,"
AS may well be suspected, this mon
strous bit of sarcasm, having been
taken seriously, has given rise to much
comment through the public press and
ike everything else Of late that is OF
public nature so far as the press is
concerned, has a party taint to it.
AS you are Of course aware quite
an acrimonious controversy is now
going on between the Omaha Bee
(rep.) and the World-Herald (dem.)
concerning the morality of condi-
tional gift of $4,000, proffered by one
Jolln d. Rockefeller, of coal oil defam-
alton. in which the press at large
throughout the state has joined in pros
and cons, while at the same time the
people, individually, regardless OF
their party affiliations, are utteripg
their protests in a percentage OF 81
against to for the acceptance OF the
Rockefeller gift.
It is conceded by all parties to this
controversy growing out of the fund
proffered by Mr.. Rockefeller, that be-
cause OF the flagrantly immoral bUsi-
ness methods Of the donor, that such
methods are not by any means to be
Improved. The Bee and its coadju-
tors give strong emphasis to this, col
loquially, placing their favor Of ac-
.ceptance chiefly upon the exlgency OF
the case, but with the further insist
ence that the immoral feature OF the
Rockefeller fund differs only In mat
ter Of degree from the immortality as
ISOLATED with all other funds That
VIII be applied and have been so ap-
Piled by the state and from private
sources whose wealth is told only In
thousands" while that of the re-
doubtable Rockefeller is told by the
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swollen ankles or dropsv, etc.:
A word with you. l am practic-
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have discovered scientific method
OF treating the human heart, when
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To prove TO you the positive value OF
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the gambling. dens the insignia of
their art to be cut in PANEL or arch,
yet they may as consistently DO SO as
Mr.. Rockefeller and in either case
it will be a chump of student grad
nating there that does not come to
know that the entire structure from
foundation to flag staff, was built with
FUNDS that are open to moral censure.
Our system of taxation is as criminal
as anything that Rockefeller ever
die. 1t not only devours widows
houses, but prevents them from being
built while it forces tribute from thou
sands of people to build and maintain
such high class institutions whose
children are denied it's benefits by
poverty.
Rockefeller is guilty of land monop-
oily by consent of society, without
which advantage he would no more
have $4,000 to bestow at the behest
of your chancellor than an ordinary
store clerk, Farm hand, grocer, car
penter or pedagOgue. Every respect
able writer upon social states unite in
saying that to land monopoly alone
is due 80 per cent of all the crimes
known to society. Poverty is the
necessary result of land monopoly.
while poverty and vice are rightly
called the twin whelps of the cosmic
lair.
| have written you at some length
thinking that because of the sophistry
employed by the chief disputants to
the controversy You may not get at
the real milk in the cocoanut which
they seem not to have done. which,
especially as to the Bee, surprises me-
for | remember when Mr.. George was
in Omaha a few years ago its editor
really saw that "the cat" was there.
This accounts for the fact that in
matter of logic he has distanced his
contemporary. But finally, in your
conclusions of the matter should you
have any mfsgiving as to my conclud-
ing premise that taking land values
for revenue. abolishing all other forms
of tax, fines and penalties. will fur
nish an ample fund. not only for
schools and state universities. but for
ali other needed public use and also
avoid such monstrosities as multi
and the embarrassment of
or refusing their il-gotten
phiianthropies. AS 10 these things.
refer YOU TO the chancellor himself.
who. though he may have been too
long" on expedicney In soliciting the
Rockefeller fund. Is by no means
short" on the science OF taxation as
outlined by the late Thomas q. Shear
man. the recognized solon OF that
science.
Hoping that YOU will discourage this
fund and memorabilia the
next legislature for sane system of
taxation and for referendum and Init.
iahve In the interests ~ common JUS
tiee as herein suggested. | beg 10 be
aud remain. sincerely yours.
r. q. CLARK.
Syracuse. Neb.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18
Created Wealth.

Something from nothing garden
from desert. Such is the history OF
irrigated sections. Take land that
sells for fifty cents an acre, put water
on it, and it sells for-what? There
are quarters of land in irrigated Sec
tons of Colorado that cam be pur-
chased for $20,0000O and which earn
a remunerative interest on tina. valu-
alton.
And yet you can purchase irrigated
lands where the soil is perfect be-
yond belief, where the water supply is
plentiful and inexhaustible, where
climatic conditions are healthful and
exhilarating, where fuel is abundant
and cheap, for from SIS All acre up.
THE REASONS.
The North Platte Valley, extending
from Bridgeport, Neb, to Guernsey.
Wyo.. and the Big Horn Bas,n, wyo-
ming. have been but recently made
available for settlement by the ex-
tension of the Burlington railroad into
those sections The lrrigating COM
panies must have settlers along their
bitches and they offer substantial in
ducements In the shape OF low priced
water rights AID lands.
HOW LONG WILL THIS CONDITION
CoNTfNVE7
None may say surely, but II won't
be for long, and the sooner you in
vest the cheaper will you be- able 10
do SO. for the advance is Just as aure
as has been the advance In the pr.ee
of similar lands m other sections.
For further Information write 10 ].
Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Burlington Route. Omaha. Neb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
Butt CASE IS LIVELY

Tho b. % Hutz forgery railway time
.E.uN case became nquDutY W1rlF
Yesterday mI tby end Dr. uot yrt It
was thou.ht five hours would Give thc
attorneys aI fb. time tury desired 'o
discuss tho case. but the Eve hour
passed and thr arguments were sul'
boa ur0ua.H. aud UoN are to hr com
uuued today
The argumDlts have been Interest.
ur EyDu pnaHe uf tho case has
boon gone over and nearly everybody
Interested has been roasted hy one
side or ho other Sarcasm has boon
rolled around The court room until Do
has become a. common as the air At
t1ruoy Earl Rogers roasted everybody
Iu mo prosecution aud District Attor
upy snrechor Is druhbing the defense.
The district attorney was lu ODE
middle of hia argument wien court
adjourned yesterday The areumc1.
wl uo continued ai In O'Clock th.H
uuruInE
1ho cas-. uI probably goo io tH.
fury before noon San uouurdn1
sum- pas 60
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

An Atlanta man hatIus boaaiUi f1 o.
citizen of Norb Carolina that Atlanta
unrvndod Go buud % model depot lu the
&C. Louis wurs zion grounds. the Tat
heel was moved r1 express hls sk0pI
cism vhorDul1u the Atlanta man 800.
rsrcd tbaf the model depot 1r station
would bn bu.t and Furthermore hu obs
igntrd himself Goo wheel no. Atlanta.
made whaDlblrr1w from tho union
station boz Atlanta t1 tha now muIoI
40 the exposition Boo ST. Louis The
manufacturers gl Atlanta have un.
bounced that 5000. Atlanta champion
shall make the Journey clothed entire
ID boz Atlanta made goods and that De-
shall be- RECALLED along tho route Win
Atlanta retire Hments Among tby A.
lanJa made Articles hD shall UclT w.I
wear win .. .... N..I I..H.
shirt collars .Ins uapouIrrs. gar
trrs, usrkiIo. urks hat underwear.
shoes. tuyr..a- bag ,sarF BE wII.
be- furnish p.u amy All Boo may
need and which Atlanta mahra Hu
Eill ho IIIs. walking advertise.
mont Ul Atlanta suiHIrr'H 'H
spirit which ha. made Atlanta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

the assembly room. The various
numbers we're well received and
about $40 added 10 the piano fund.
New Line ~ Loreabura-Tho sur
voyora that have been working around
Guthrie and Duncan for several weeks.
reached iordHburg Friday. having
run a preliminary survey from Dun
can 90 Iordsbure Tho survey was
sent out by The Santa be. Prescott a
Phoenix road to IordBburF and then
report Engineer Cochran who had
charge of the survey know no more
thar this OFF me Intentions Of the poo.
ole who sent him ont
The Union pao'Gg huf SEQ apart
500 oeo ra Cor moyius tho orange
Unp of California. this number being
tfn0 moro than were required lost
year The freight charges than vim
tc naid che road by the shippers for
transportation win amount t0 moro
than tHOUlU00 and the cost OF the
cop to consumers VIII ho Including
..r ff0ehf t3GOOIu 600 The railroad
rather reluctant fo haui che crop
Hr e" 100000 because the cars win
have tU hC drawn empty across the
continent before tHry rau rat their
loads
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
Tuf NORFOLK ARSHlp

The piece 5f news sent 0u from NHl
.1'a Na Iusf week. tn tho eject ,h1.
an sIwb.p. constructed on tbe plan li
bIU uuI without ans aabaE attach
mont Whatsoever had actually SOC
.I .u H.ur HI lance of tHIHs
WI'.. against che wind un Iw trial
up. was $50 unrsual as. If tuc. 90
constitute au important epoch n h'
stony of aerial navigation Bu. there
Hato boon uo iurIuyr descriptions %
.He machine 1f iia trip fHrt vb..D
aihUr increases tho natural doubt
o. thH story authenticity
Musl OF 20. a..WU.ia moss export
m.ai.ue with aerial navigation adhere
tI Coo bouyf That tbo ucgasslU alr
..H. .u 10 rIm.. ui.. b.. construct
.I uu OBJ. H..I OBJ. Bite prIu0pl. Aug
HU dopDHi 100 0n gas 0r heated orr
f.. t bUlyu.y H uH0o ar'r 1000.
wo.ily AND ut tho mercy OF r0ng
Wuls 80 COS uumuurs ship. which o.
H. tho latter gpD H merely dIrgiD.e
'H"H 1H' Ir only hn H.n' fHrHH
r.0da nf calm Professor Acy1uf
luahBm HrI fas made nspur.meu
.tH arrangement. rf bUE Ntg. uH. F..
Demonstrate lOr great If.uF u.a..
H. ..Iu.. .E.. u... 600. H....U
casa ms Do. .u.uu. .f U .u..I..
Hs rHH principle rH. Ima. mr
.u. N..U ... .I.a a. .........
m'u.r. wa. nuIt 600 h. .H He
U..u.IpI.
uIt Ue Jru, chat Ug NlIi1a ..prr.
monitor. hag. actually made au aIr
Dip which vil us flr as much a.
Three muos against tbs wind and u.
lu.e.. tu control Do l au osput If
.wHu '1ua IrnI7ranrD .ur. tbD
Colorado spalrs Telegraph. Dr Dc
h0Ws that tho upper res CONS hitherto
lle domain u.ry uf tfo birds. 8rn
DON to bc conquered hy man. 1u
achievement which Hu bp the crown.
iug One Doc century OF marvellous b.
yput.Ou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
PlNlNA IRlnE

smuHUDs 1r value c0ntcw.nr pnna.
ma have been sant to Washington hy
United States consul Thr commerce
of Panama amounts 90 fJo00n0O "a
year Thp. arc 500 900 people Boz
the country and iis area is 1854
square miles. or nearly equal to that
of tho state of Indiana The principal
ports Panama, on the Pacific coast
and Colon. on the Atlantic. are Wis.
itrd annually by NOR. than 1000 yes.
soils. which land over 1000 900 tons
Of merchandise aud nearly 100 900
nasacnEcrs. chiefly for transfer over
thc Panama railway This road is
fortyscyon miles long connecting
tho two oceans.
Colon or Asp.nvall us BE- is some.
times called. has a population oi
1900 composed 0f spanish Indian.
negro. and "a limited number off o,hor
foreigner English is much loo use.
especially an the Atlantic side
The consul. says taat Do Oh. .Hual
Boz dug. Colon and Panama viii enter
on career Of prosperity hitherto
undrclmol OF by any oft enc gulf
cities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

She crusade AGAINST General Wool
har been supported 'p Ahoho0d aud
misrepresentation 900 th0 frFi place
no. Un. u0t promoted fo the place l.
holds hy President Roosevelt nut by
President Mckinney hu s che senior
buEaI.Ji general On The army and 70
ia natural that bc shouid now bc pro.
NOTED l1 he major general "H1t
shout h.a enemies. ''ho has done a0th.
ing to deserve rumouOn. since
Wood was promoted to be- btIsadinr
general hg has ro0rranIzcd th. str.eU
on auafrhIc island of Cuba has ban.
ishcd yellow tcsor whore % nad -FOUR
ished uu.neckc. for centuries. Boo fact
boz hns put tuD Du0aus iu tho way ct
decent sDlfroyorumeut u.d such ser
vice as Wood performed as C0mman.
dsrin chief O' orr army Boz Cu0a and
governor of Ihe island Justify u0 pro.
notion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

lN SUIT OF TANNING vs.. FRAZER
MOUNTAIN COPPER COMPANY
DENIES ALLEGATION m con-.
PLANT.

F .Ho district court of the First
judicial daturf fur enc county af
ss.s. g suI wac rrduflt Saturday
1t fbo Pueblo ot iaRuna vs Ucorgp
UW Howard 90 a.. 10 recover pr.n.
..Ha. 2uI interest on note for 5000
riy,H t1 rnr.H1 kowur.o nn October
o. hHI lud which a noW inc prop.
ry u r1o pueblo
rTuc. was Issued Saturday out of
t.g district couu uf tHe FIut Judicial
district POOR tho county of Taos .n tHc
100. 0f William a. Mcclure trustee.
IHru sanHF'Dyau 90 aI. for VIII
UaW Fraser beneficiary. fU fore.
..r.n o. mu.I.teD E.trH uY Juan Sam.
Isi.taH uuUu u.. ..H.i,u.U store
uu..Uu. luI Dhla loo Ia1a abe com.
nuHauf un,a tHaf tHD assignee bo
rflurgd iu pas 1n tay martEagc as
alternative IrsoD
William Fraser ONE 1f the defend
ants. bass prepared auHaor 10 tho com.
plant 600 John o. ianriug. receiver OF
Che Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit
company of hahhury Park New Jcr-
scy n tHs sut IugotIHg tho Fraser
Mountain Copper company ihD an.
aWcr Is worry long. cover 1g thTtyuiuC
typDwlttDn pages 10 denies the allie
cations OF fraud and collision between
A. G. TWInIuF. former president 81 the
Fraser Mountain Copper company and
william Fraser Loo tho procurement
OF loans from che Trust company and
in che sale ot stock and % shows
that 40 the time the m.l loans were
made. TWlnIus was INDEBTED CO. Fraser
upon enc escrow agreement f0r the
sale Of the mines Affected. and That
since tho time those loans were made
noe ono dollar has been paid 90 Fraser
ru tHu escrow agreement ST. FRASER
FHIr that Inc complaint bee dIGmlsscd
.s t0 him aud that tho escrow urrro.
mert uo declared void ana of no or
feet for failure to comply with Go
terms of the agreement and altcrna.
lively ho asks that Doe Doe given a prior
Iud superior lien upon the property
involved Tor the .g~chnse price un'
ul.I Que answer uf mr. Fraser
shows unun Iis Taco tHat enc charges
made boa certain New York nowa.
uapDra that the fraser Mountain
Copper company went into the hands
lf receiver because 10 vas a 'anido
concern VITA mo- ores 20 justify ita
operations Is unIouuiCd, and on tht
contrary shows that the property d
very valuable. emf. DO % uaH hoou
wrecked. winch Is denied mat con
Iiu0u resulted from do.uFs at the
eastern end oi tne enterprise ana NOT
1n me Now Mexican end. us 90 which
however uo diaclaIma amy kuoWlcdFc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
T. W HOPKINS
postrH mo-.

WUh reference 90 the rumol 20 Tie
effect that the Santa Fo Is 90 move an
0f 'ts leading offcoa from los Angc,os
Co san Francisco" the Express has
the following to say Manager Wells
oft the Santa &C. b. out oI me city, bot
other santa Do officials her. take 90
stock boz the rumur 4 bcucyo the
story Wnf made uUt Of whole cloth Of
San Francesca sNd Treasurer noltor-
H0u today NoJninr has been heard
oi the alleged change oft quarters
down hero. and Z do not believe
word OF tho rumOr be- true 10 iB point
od out that tho Santa Fc company
ceased "a large part of three doors in
.b, Conservative life building Tor a
period nt ton years only twelve
months aFo when 10 moved from the
old quarters Boz the Bradbury block.
This Indicates tbat the company had
u0 intention of removing itH general
offices from Los Angeles az that
time TlD great cost ut expensive
usur.a. removal ot paIut0ufaud fur
uIWrr iu the Conservative lIfo build.
ur ALSO 'a considered lu argument
against UD um1rud removal The
Santa o.. rwu.I# Wurn than 900 men
loo los Angeles lh, majority of whom
would Ic thrown out of employment l
tHr offices Wrr. located 8I San Fran
cisco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

three years. asrrlbod TO the general
gtyanro ln the cost of food producis.
Of tho Inmates 2bIGs are drawing
pom lone of frlm 50 o sac per month.
Hggl..sUns % t1ol of sl16G.1ii E'o.
teu uemh u have cash balances ~
more than $1,000 each io their credit
nuuf the rpsi year there wore
.sGl Ie1ihs aud g.5s2 6rt admission
win ch m8Eos tho deaths a2 por cont
of tho increase. "a decided .ucroaae boz
che death m.o.
TbrIU u IfU AGREE ui land Cul
uWt.d a. uu aud gs acres ns yore
1hir gardens. boo connection with Toe
stU0u uuHcho goo value of farm
products was faI1UaI while tHo cost
Ii ma.utenau. e.. which Hr'uios lawn
Tower gardens tnnsporiHuuns anil
toams. WAS 3alHO3