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ence Of large number of people. and
after the induction of the several officers
there was an hour of entertainment and
dancing.
At the recent installation of the officers
of Pride of Marin Circle at Novato there
were present Grand Chief Companion Co
letta Tucker and Companions Beverson,
Levy. Murphy and Abrahams. also a del
egation of thirty from Petaluma. After
the installation there was a banquet. and
1t was 3 g. m. before the party broke up.
The memorial service held by New Cen
tury Circle of the Companions of the
Forest of America in the Liberty Hall of
the Alcazar building on the evening of
June Is was attended by many persons.
The hall walls were covered with ever
green's and there was a liberal display
of .draped American flags. The following
was the order of exercises: Funeral
March tChopin). by Organist Miss B.
Christian: remarks. Chairman Mrs. Ash;
hymn, Lead, Kindly Light" quartet;
opening prayer, Chief Companion Miss Z.
Johnson: solo, Miss B. Christian: eulogy
of Mrs. May Large. Mrs. z. HI. Zeising;
hymn. Rock of Ages" quartet: eulogy
of Mrs. Z. p. Pander. Mrs. NJ. Lemme;
hymn. Nearer, My God, to Thee" by
the circle: euIogy of George Ash, Mrs. s.
Beversen; closing prayer, Mrs Lemme;
hymn, "Good-Night,' quartet; the Lord S
prayer, by the assembly.
New Century Circle had an initia-
ton in its hall on August q, and after
the business of the evening there was
an entertainment and dancing.
Grand Chief Ranger Root spent short
vacation recently In Santa Cruz and Mon
terey counties. He returned to his home
in Sacramento last week.
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The Americans.

ii California Assembly at recent meet
ing appointed a committee to arrange
for grand whist party. This assembly
has a number of first-class players and
they stand ready to accept the chal-
lenge of the members of other local
assemblies to a tournament.
Oakland Assembly is feeling so big that
1t has placed an order for a set Of re-
gala for its drill team.
Washington Assembly has on the tapis
several social functions and will an
nounce the first of these in a few days.
This council has expressed a determina-
tion to lead in social affairs
The day and night at the Chutes
under the auspices of Mckinley Assem-
bly, recently was delightful and the
attendance was worthy of the efforts of
the assembly to draw crowd to be en-
tertained. The Indian sketch put on by
the members of Kaweah Council of the
Degree of Pocahontas, and the tableaux
by the members of the assembly, were
well received
Grant Assembly had an open meeting
last week which was we'll attended by
members of the order and strangers.
There was a pleasant programme of en-
tertainment, speech making and dane
ing
Old Hickory Assembly of Oakland
had an open meeting last week, and for
a new subordinate of the order it at
tracted large crowd.
Blaine Assembly, the subordinate of
silent workers, has taken up quarters
in the Alcazar building
Representative Wampert. recently as
signed to the San Jose district has sent
many f1attering reports to the supreme
Headquarters and these show that he
has been doing good work.
All arrangements have been made to
establish the order in the State of
Nevada. One assembly will be insti-
tuted at Sparks and another at Reno.
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Ancient Order Worknen.

Forget -Me-Not Lo-ge of the d. o. II.
al its third meeting in August had two
applications for membership presented
and on the evening of the following meet
ing had a pleasant at home in the lodge
room in the Red Mems building. The
lodge has arranged for a grand ball TO
be given in the Assembly Hall of the
same building on the night of Saturday,
September %, and to that end has ap-
pointed the following a committee to
arrange the details for this function, which
is to be the grandest that the lodge has
ever given: Dora II. wilkins. Florence
Boyd, Caroline Dibblee, Martha Lester
and Alma Klas.
District No. ! Of Alameda County had
an open meeting in More Hall In Oakland
last week for the purpose of drawing at
tention to the active work that is being
done in behalf of the order in that sec
lion OF the jurisdiction. There was
pleasing programme of entertainment and
addresses by grand officers. who spoke
of the approaching class initiation.
Concord Lodge Of Concord, Contra Cos
Ia County, had an open public meeting
last week. which was followed by a pro-
gramme of entertainment, banquet and
a dance. At the banquet Grand Recorder
Spencer and Grand Receiver Booth had
something TO say for the good of the
order
The Past Masters Association and the
San Francisco extension committee paid
fraternal visit last week to Excelsior
Lodge and a pleasant and profitable even
ing was spent
Pacific Lodge of Oakland had an open
meeting last week which was addressed
by Grand Recorder Spencer. The meeting
was followed by dancing and the serving
OF a collation..
There is to be a public meeting, enter
tafnment and dance by the Workmen of
San Leandro on August Is.
The grand recorder reports unusual en-
thusiasm IN the lodges of the bay coun-
ties in the matter of the movement that
is afoot for the celebration on an zexten-
sive scale by the lodges of this city of the
anniversary of the foundation of the Or
der, which fails on October Is.
Ivy Lodge Of the Degree of Honor,
located in Oakland, had a grand whist
tournament in Fraternal Hall on the
evening OF the third Monday in Au-
gust The attendance was large and
the players many. The affair proved to
he one of the most successful ever
given by this subordinate lodge. In the
recent past this lodge by close atten-
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Grand President Ariana w. Stirling OF
he Native Daughters of the Golden West
in an address to the members of the or
der says; LAS our order has set apart
the 9th of September. the natal day of
our State, on which TO honor the founders
Of the commonwealth of California,
suggest and recommend that all parlors of
Native Daughters of the Golden West
devote a part Of that day, or the regular
meeting nearest that day, to holding ap-
propriate exercises that will commemo-
rate the occasion. The exercises may be
public or private. One Of the most fit
ting ways to celebrate is by holding re-
ception 10 the pioneers Of California. Let
Us honor these noble men and women
while they are yet among US, for they
are all passing away-these argonauts Of
a later day-and soon viii live only in
memory. Let the occasion serve TO in
still in the minds of the rising generation
OF Native Sons and Daughters a proper
respect ana veneration for the sturdy pic
neers who steadfastly set their faces
against the setting sun. and finally.
through untiring effort and the help OF
a munificent providence, built in the
Golden West for themselves and their
children and their children's children
grand heritage-one Of the brightest gems
in our nations crown Of States-Canfor-
MIA"
party in Red Mems Hall last week
Miss Minnie Sem, a well-known
member of San Jose Parlor, became the
bride on August l6 in the Garden City
Of Fred NJ. FTakes, past president OF
Amador Parlor. brother of Grand Sec
retary Miss Laura J. Frakes. The day
after the wedding the young couple start
ed for Oceana, San Luis Obispo County,
where Mr.. Frakes will assume the
duties Of principal of the public school
at that place.
Ella A Lynch of Red Bluff, first
president of Berenda Parlor, was in this
city last week
Miss Mooser of Princess Parlor has
taken up her residence in this city TO
accept a position in the School Depart
menL
Mrs. C. Dudley, past president of the
parlor at Occidental, was in this city
last week and was the guest of Past
Grand President Keith.
A joint entertainment and dance was
given last week in Native Sons Hall by
Fremont Parlor of the Native Daugh-
ters Of the Golden West and Mission
ParIor of the Native Sons. The pro-
gramme included vaudeville numbers,
followed by one-act comedietta, en-
titled Fast Friends" by members of
Fremont Parlor, and musical selections
by the Flor del ORC Sextet, composed OF
members Of this parlor. dance fol-
bowed the entertainment.
Las Tarrosas Parlor, Native Daugh-
ters Of the Golden West, will give So
cial in Mission Opera-house on the
evening of August 81. There will be
first-elass music and an up-to-date or
der Of dances.
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Native Sons.

Grand President Gallagher left last
week for a tour of visitations TO parlors
in the northern part of the State. On
the 21st he was at Weaverville: oath at
Sisson. and on the 26th OF Fort Jones,
where there was large class initiation
On the 18th he will visit Yreka, where is
to be another class initiation, and on the
Goth he will visit Etna Mills, where fifty
natives will be initiated. On September
2 he will be with the parior at Sawyers
Bar and on the 4th with the one at Red
ding He will return to this city In
time to attend a meeting of the grand
officers 10 be held September T.
Grand Organizer Andrew Mocker was
In this city last week and in the latter
part left for Dixon, Solano County, where
he was to look up the native sons of that
section of the State.
E L. Myers, assistant to Grand Secre-
tary Turner, was at the Geysers last
week spending his vacation.
DIR. Fitzgibbons has obtained permis-
sion TO organize a new parlor to be COM
posed of native sons who are members
of the Eagles and have never been MEM
bers of this order.
The next entertainment and dance to
be given by the Native Sons Joint Lit
eray and Social Society will be in the
Native Sons Hall on the night of Aug
ust 80, on which occasion a pleasing
programme will be presented for the
entertainment of all who shall attend.
Charles Koenig, third vice president of
Golden Gate Parlor, is president; Will
liam Martin. trustee of Golden Gate
ParIor, is treasurer and George j.
Stockwitz Of Sequoia Parlor is secre-
tary of the committee, and under their
supervision the function will be con-
Quoted.
A-i.,+3c Do rlor will have itS dav and
night at the Chutes on Wednesday.
August 80, for the purpose of raising
money for its fund for the celebration
at Sacramento on September 9. The af-
fair will be attended to by committee
composed of A. w. Borchers, Edward j.
Reilly and w. A. Granield
The entertainment will be known as
Golden Gate Parior's entertainment and
will include special feature by the La
Paz Musical Comedy of Manila p T.,
previous to its departure for a tour in
the Orient. This will be under the d.
rection of c. II. Ware and will be one
of the most attractive affairs ever pre-
sented IN the name of the association
William d. Hynes OF Stanford Parlor
was this year chosen the president of the
Joint 9Th Of September celebration COM
mittee OF the Native Sons of the Golden
West, and as such has given evidence
that he is as good presiding officer as
he is under sheriff During the various
sessions OF the committee he has had
many knotty questions presented to him.
In every instance he has answered them
in such a manner as to make friends
even of those who were on the side op-
posed to the one in whose favor he de-
cided. and In every case his decisions
have been for the good of the celebra-
ton
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Druidisrn.

During the past fortnight Noble Grand
Arch Antonovich.. Grand Secretary Mar
tinoni and Past Arch j. Evans paid an
official visit to the grove in Novato, where
there was an exemplification of the ritual
and instruction In the new secret work
after which each of the visitors had some
thing to say for the good Of the order
The closing of the grove was followed by
collation. and good time generally.
The grand officers had intended to visit
the groves at Nicasio, Tomales, Bolinas
and ;Olema, but previously arranged social
functions interfered, therefore the visits
will have to be made at some future date
Stockton Druids report that since the
adjournment of the Grand Grove ses-
sion in that city last June, the groves
have been doing well, particularly Stock
ton Grove, which has had limitations at
every meeting since The grove has a
number of applications on hand and ut
the next meeting the candidates to be ini-
tia ted will increase the membership to u.s.
Boadicea Circle of the Druidesses at its
last meeting had candidate to initiate
This circle will have a social in Laurel
Hall of the Shiels building on the even-
ing of September g. In addition to a
number of novelties to be introduced by
Recording Secretary Professor Dingle and
Financial Secretary =. j. N. Steinweg,
there will be a grab-bag, fish pond and
a good order of dances.
Noble Grand Arch Antonovich and
Grand Secretary Martinoni paid Official
visits to groves in. Marin and Sonoma
counties, but were unable to be with the
grove at Petaluma, as on the day
they reached that place the mem-
bers of the grove and circle there were
on a picnic. At Novato they were greeted
by large attendance. At Frederick Seig
grove in Occidental they were greeted by
a very large attendance and had the
pleasure of seeing the officers of the
grove confer the degrees on three stran-
gers. The following day they attended
the funeral of a son of D. Morelli, the
secretary of the grove, and a large num-
respects to the dead proved that the
father is a most popular man in the
place. The grand officers then went to
Duncans Mills, where a very large num-
ber of the members Of the grove greeted
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Loyal Knights.

A new castle of the Loyal Knights
of America was recently instituted in
Petaluma by Supreme Commander
Trump with a good charter list. 1t
has been named Gere Castle and is
numbered H. E. c. Bartlett is the
commander and r. M. Skinner the
scribe.
San Francisco Castle No. l initiated
seven strangers at its first meeting in Au-
gust and received several applications.
This castle has arranged for an enter
tainment in the Sherman Hall of the Pho
neer building on the night of August 81
The supreme commander will shortly
leave for Los Angeles and the south
land for the purpose of establishing
castles in that part of the State.
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Woodmen of the World.

On the third Saturday in August State
Organizer Peter f. Gilroy instituted a
new camp of the Woodmen of the World
at | Mayheld with twenty-six charter
members.
State Organizer Gilroy. assisted by
Head Adviser Sunderland, instituted
Camp Turlock at Turlock on the third
Friday in August with fOrty-three char
ter members
The Alameda extension committee Is
preparing for fall campaign In that por-
ton of the county south of San Leandro-
The purpose of this campaign Is to re-
ceive large class of strangers to be ini-
tiated in Haywards in the latter part of
the year, on the occasion Of the visit or
Eead Consul Boak.
Organizer Saunder is now working for
the good of the order in Berkeley and
the northern half of Alameda County
The San Francisco visiting committee
has been organized by the election OF
B. Y. Morris as chairman. E. A. Free
man vice chairman. Ellis Jones secre-
tary and w. Smith of California. Camp
treasurer This committee is to have
charge OF the personal effort campaign
in this city. Literature for the use OF
the committee Is being prepared at
headquarters.
on his visit to San Francisco in the lat
ter part of the year he will present the
First Regiment of the Uniform Rank.
located here, a stand OF regimencal
colors.
Golden Gate Circle on the third Friday
in August had an at home IN ITS meeting
place and later partook Of collation. In
the banouet hall Of the Odd Fellows.
building Mary e. Schweinhard. G. Ma
presided. and after two Invitations ther7P
were entertainment and short talks by a
number of members of the order, includ-
ing Grand Manager Wilson. Allie Perrin
and Neighbor McCann- The affair was
pleasantly conducted under the direction
of Allie Perrin Matte McAvfn. Neighbor
Clark and Marie z. Schweinhard. The
whist marty given a few evenings since
nv the drill team Of this circle was a most
charming one Prizes were won by Mrs.
r. Strom. Stanley Stewart and Allie
Perrin.
pathfinder Circle now meets at Mission
street and Silver avenue. having fOrsaken
its quarters in the gum boot district
Organizer Mrs Wilder of Redwood Circle
a short time since organized a new circle
called Thistle" at Mayfield with thirty
charter members. With the assistance Of
state Deputy Miss Bertha Summer the
circle was instituted by Organizer Wilder.
1t gives promise of becoming one Of the
very active subordinate circles of the or
der.
The military ball given in Golden Gate
hall by Golden West Company. Wood
men of the World. and Redwood drill
team. Captain Pearl de Gamma. on the
third Saturday In August. was one OF the
most enjoyable parties given this year in
the name of Woodcraft- There was a
carefully arranged programme OF mus
ern dances and excellent music,
Redwood Circle of the Women OF Wood
craft will have a social in EaSles' Han
on the evening OF August ~.
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Court Seal Rock, Foresters of America
had a very enjoyable picnic at Glen Park
on the second Sunday in the current
month. There was a good programme OF
entertainment and dancing. and all was
carried TO a successful end under the
direction of an active committee
There was large attendance or mem
bers of the order at FL Campo on the
third Sunday in August at the picnic
given by the members of Court Bay City
Bay City Circle and Court, under eiuo
name There were about 1000 persons
present. and all had a pleasant outing.
Court Bay City is arranging for an en-
tertainment to be given in the Sociai
Hall of the Alcazar building on night
of September.
District Deputy Sarah Beversen at
recent meeting of Tamalpais Circle Of
Sausalito, on behalf of the circle, pre-
sented Past Chief Companions Mary Vogt
and Emma May past chiefs jeWei ana
epgrossed certificate in recognition OF the
services they rendered the circle during
the time each was presiding officer
Osceola Circle is dong good work and
the new officers are remarkably proficient
in the ritualistic work. This circle Will
give a social on September IL.
Ruena Vista Circle OF rIburon is in the
line of progressive circles, as 1t is tnitiat-
ing candidates at every meeting. 1t has
been but a short time in existence, yet
after paying $3.50 for piano and paying
for all that is requisite to make a meet
ing place attractive and caring for the
sick and distressed. it has $500 to its
credit in bank.
Court Justice No 1s celebrated the
twentv-first anniversary of its institu-
ton by a banquet in the St Germain on
the evening of August 10. This was ex-
clusively for members. about 100 being
present. Past chief Ranger Al e. Reihn
presided as POSTMASTER and made very
happy one. There were a number or re-
sponses to toasts. the principal one be-
ing sHow Court Justice Has Prospered." :"
responded to by Past Chief Ranger A F.
Rrinkmauu
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DDS here and in the different centers OF
the other county. AT several sessions of
the camps held in this city in the recent
past he has demonstrated that he is
man of up-tO-date ideas. logical and
convincing speaker along rraternal lines
and a pleasant person to meet in the for
est of Woodcraft- Last week he attended
d session of Enright Camp Of the Royal
Neighbors. and the visitors gained a good
opinion of the visiting deputy. while the
visiting deputy gained a good opinion
of the visited. There was an In
teresting meeting and plans were on the
suggestion Of the new deputy adopted
for the purpose of increasing the mem
bership of the camp. a
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
independent Foresters.

The San Francisco board of deputies of
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THE MOORE FIASCO.

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reporting Of utterly misd the public
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Both of gambling in the
In fact neither OF these alleged
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and damaging testimony
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MANDhMUS BATTLE
COMES ON MONDAY

Abram Lewis Jr., of Smith & Lewis
has been retained by County Attorney
J. D. Willard of Kauai to assist in con-
Quoting the appeal of the County OF
Kauai from the decision of Judge
Hardy, dismissing the mandamus suit
against Assessor Holt of Oahu and AS
SCISSOR Farley of Kauai to compel the
assessing Of income taxes on Kauai
plantations in that taxation division
instead of the first division Oahu.
The case is set for Monday next in
the Supreme Court. Deputy Attorney
General NJ. F. Prosser will represent
the assessors as Territorial officials and
oppose the appeal. Probably County
Attorney Douthitt will appear on the
same side to represent Oahu's inter
ests. d H. Case, county attorney Of
Maui, made common cause with Kauai
at Lihue and will probably at least
watch the case for his county before
the appellate court.
Mr.. Lewis engagement on behalf of
the writ of mandamus, at all events,
indicates that an exhaustive presenta-
ton of law on the question will be
made. Yesterday Mr. Lewis buckled
down hard to the work of preparation.
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