The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

-or several months 10 come as follows:
-,olden Gate. at King Solomon's Hall;
tclipse,~ at I52 Church street: Golden
.-=a- est, at Franklin Hall; Stanford. at
=. . 3. Clipper street; Aurora, at 1875 Oc-
...Giria street; Seal Rock. at 1900 Folsom
treet; Independence, at Duveneck Hall,
80 ,ad Jsmes G. Blaine at 1904 Sanchez
=. treet
Grand Chief Ranger Charles A Root
& Sacramento has issued a circular in
-aieh he says: Many quick and liberal
icaations were made by subordinate
seurts in answer 10 the appeal for aid.
md in view Of this il will not be neces-
.iSry to levy a per capita tax at this
tine. The executive committee is of
ne opinion that the necessity for such
levy win not arise unless it be for
tEe cost Of the next grand court ses-
sion The grand chief ranger an
nounces that in view of existing condi-
tons he has declined for the present
Forestic year TO accept the contingent
fand Of $500 from the order which he
is entitled 10; that Grand Secretary
Cordey has donated the amount of $50
2 month out Of his salary. and Frank
CoQkl{n. the grand treasurer. his salary
- 7f $50 a month for the present Forestic
ear.
committee 0f cur order in San Fran
cisco VIII be devoted entirely to the
relieving of. distress. as absolutely no
compensation OF any description has
been o. VIII be paid for all the hard
and earnest labor devoted to this cause
fui4, detailed statement of all work
done, money received and expended
viii be duly forwarded 10 every sub
ordinate court al the cessation Of tbe
labor Of the committee
Court Golden West T. O. A. at 2
meeting held last week, decided to con-
tlnue In business as of old and as an
earnest OF this initiated DR.. J. n Hanna
into the order, being the first initia-
uen since the fire. The court, the
richest in the order in this State voted
10 draw $4,000 from its general. fund to
pay the dues of its members for a
stated period and in other ways as
.sist members who were burned out The
court adopted resolutions of condolence
70 be sent TO the family of the late
Joseph Meyers, whose untimely death
. mas already been published. The reso-
ldtiohS set forth that at the time he
was killed he was not under the in
huence or liquor. that he was not given
10 the drinking Of intoxicating liquors
ano was q man OF very quiet and in
offensive manners
~ N--N AAft,AAN VI All+ AtufLn r Fl0dN IT
May Grand Secretary DR.. c. NJ. Tropp-
mann, accompanied by J. Label. editor
or the American Forester Review, paid
a -Visit-to Court San Jose in the Garden
City upon invitation TO take part in
the hIteenth anniversary celebration OF
its. Institution Past Grand Chief
{sTqo pugLB 1lnded pue IeIIqpD Issupa
Ranger Weyrath were also present
The meeting was addressed by the Wis
ltors from San Francisco before il ad-
Journed and then there was a banquet.
the first the grand recording secretary
has partaken of since the IRE.
On the night Of the fourth Thursday
IN May there was large attendance
OF the members Of Court Seal Rock in
Bents Hall at Folsom and Twenty
second streets. Two applications for
membership were presented. The court
RENTED three months dues to every
uembe One hundred and nfnety-three
Of the members OF this court were
burned out Of home. DR. A X Hap
persberger who has been the court
physician since its Organization. has
gone to the Blue Lakes or vacation
and during his absence DR.. Troppmann
viii act for him.
The San Francisco board Of relief o..
the Foresters Of America will give it,
fifth annual outing at new Sunset Pari
IN aid Of its friendship rund on June n
c. X. Heiden, A L. Joost, J. Gallagher
z. /. SchUchardt, s. A. Lowe. ]. J. Ryan
]. Foley, J, Label. J. H. Imwalle, J. T
Grace and E. Candage have been ap
pointed a committee TO make this one
OF the most enjoyable affairs of the
kind the board has ever given.
At a recent meeting of Court Yerba
Buena ali the officers who are paid
a salary donated the amount they
would receive for a stated period to
~ - "a raT rrt
court remitted dues for a period OF
three months
Supreme chief Companion Mrs: Poa1
of New York, the head OF the Compan-
ions Of the Forest Of America, came "a
this city few days ago, bringing with
her $4,000 for the relief of distressed
companions, being part of the money
that has been contributed for the as
sistance of the members of the order
who have been affected by the fire
This amount she placed in the keeping
OF Mrs. Lizzie Atwood, deputy supreme
chief companion for this State, and
Grand Financial Secretary Agnes D
Bremer, with instructions to expend il
IN the manner that Will do the greatest
amount of good. Two-thirds of the
amount was deposited in a safety vault
and the other third was used to pur-
chase clothing and other articles such
as the burned-out members shall most
DeeG. me purchases were turned over
to the relief committee, Of which Mrs
Emma Agnes Harrington is the chiei
disbursing agent. and is being distrib-
uted as needed.
Last Tuesday afternoon the supreme
chief visited the relief headduarter,
and was s@ot by grand officers of ths
state and a number of members. shs
addressed them in a very pleasing way
and encouraged the members to con.
tinue the good work OF the oFganiza.
lion. She also told of what will b,
done to put the affected circles in eoe<
working order again. The meeting wa!
also addressed by her deputy, Mrs. At
wood, Mrs Harrington. p. G. c. c.. ans
others-A The following day the CRANE
officers met the supreme chief at tn,
home Of her deputy at 1886 Clay street
Ihe visitor, who is a fluent and pleas
ing talker, spoke OF the work that wai
lone In New York for the assistanc,
u the people of San Francisco in tn.
hour Of their greatest need
Seme time ago Mrs Atwood tenderes
aer resignation as deputy suprem,
'ompanion, but the superior onicer re
used TO accept the same, conseQuentl,
Re still holds the Office
The Companions of the Forest o
merica have for the time being aban
med the idea OF having some on
Lid a hall for them for the reason
iat hose who could put up such