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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

c. C. Fleet Of Vancouver, Wash, con-
tinues to add to the membership Of the
councils In his vicinity and reports that
there will be large additions during the
remainder of the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

evening Monday at which essays on
Missions of Southern California" will be
read and prizes will be awarded for the
best productions. This will be followed
by an exhibition drill by the guards Of
the hive and division No. 2 of the uniform
ranks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

e. o. Shaw of San Antonio, Tex. has
gone to Austin, Tex, where he is adding a
large class to the membership there each
week. He is also doing exceptionally
good work in San Antonio, Tex.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

October 81, the anniversary of the order,
will be observed In Los Angeles by all
the lodges, and the grand master will
grace the proceedings with his presence
ard will give an interesting speech on the
growth of the order in California, be-
sides which there viii be very inter-
esting program that will delight the
young and the old
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

:. ~ At the grand encampment
held at Santa Barbara Oc-
49, Dtober / to 5. the southern
delegation was well represented. 1t cap
tired nearly one-half of the money in
prizes. They were awarded sS25 out of the
whole amount of $40. There were the
central and northern delegations in COM
petition. Fred E. Pierce of Los Angeles
was elected grand patriarch of California.
The entertainment given by the relief
COMMITTEES at the Temple auditorium last
Tuesday night was grand success finan-
cially and otherwise. The Rise and Fall
of the Mustache.' delivered by Bob"
Burdette, captured the large gathering.
The proceeds were applied to the fund
for sick and disabled visiting Odd Eel.
lows.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

The degree of honor promises a dance
early in December, which will undoubt-
ed.y be success, as is everything that
these women undertake.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Saturday, October 10, the various lodges
in the state will hold a convention at
Burbank hall, where lunch will be given
to the visiting delegates by the lodges of
Los Angeles. The grand master and the
grand recorder will be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Charles Hart Of San Francisco has again
taken up work at Willis and Ukiah.
where he is adding rapidly to tho mem
bership.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Former Judge G. L. Meadows Of Han
ford, Cal, has taken up the work at San
Jose. Big results can be looked for in
that city during the next six months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Eastern Stars from different chapters in
tie city will leave Los Angeles Monday
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
coMMoNERs OF AMERICA

.AtNHT.. Mr.. Denison. formerly
AHs. with the Peoples Mutual
kYMM NHn Protection association and
* H2S W8, league, goes to Colorado as
YAS#HR%IE state manager, with head
80 quarters in Denver.
tt4HTaf<&U
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

NJ. Sorensen continues to add to the
membership Of the already large councils
at Raymond, Wash. On leaving that
point he will take up work In Everett,
Wash.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

mer past. New side degrees will be in
stalled and new team organized to put
on the degree work. a
The old team when last heard from
was drilling at the Grand theater in
Portland and planning grand tour of
the United States. They have enough
engagements ahead to keep them run
ming all winter. They expect to go as
far east as New York and will not re-
turn until next July.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

| Home council No. of Los Angeles con-
tinues to add to its membership at the
rate of five to twelve each week. and is
rapidly pushing forward to the top rank
| In the ten largest councils in the order
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

j. F. Summers Of Fresno. has taken
charge of the work in the San Joaquin
valley where a number Of new councils
can be looked for in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13


association. knights generally have
taken up the idea of a Pythian castle
hall that will equal or exceed in beauty
OF. design and convenience anything of
the kind in existence. and a goodly
amount of stock has been sold. The as
sociation owns large lot on Sixteenth
street that in many ways is we'll adapt
ed to the purpose for which it. will be
used.
Marathon lodge has been instructed by
champion lodge of Columbus, Ohio, to
render any assistance necessary to l.. P.
Rose of that lodge who contracted pneu-
monia while on the way to this city. He
Is receiving proper medical attention at
223 East Eleventh street, where he is re-
siding, and is on the way to recovery.
Considerable of stir is noticeable in
Pythian circles and a great deal of inter-
est Is manifested in the contest for the
silver cup which is to take place at 10s
North Spring street next Tuesday night.
The contestants IRE Pomona lodge and
Marathon lodge of this city, Each has
won in preliminary contest and at this
| semi-final the vanquished will be elm
| mated from future participation in the
contest. Marathon defeated Alhambra
and Pomona defeated Samson of Los An
geles. Marathon feels much pride in the
work OF It's team In the third rank and
Pomopas excellence is so we'll known
| that 1t is believed the contest will be so
close that there is much uncertainty as
to the winner.
A new lodge was organized last night
at Hollywood by Hugh j. Crawford, dep
uty grand chancellor. The work was done
by Gauntlet lodge of Los Angeles There
was start tf about 100 members. A
banquet was served.
Neptune lodge No. 65 of Redondo will
give benefit mask ball at Redondo
Thursday night, October 81
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
Notes

| Great credit is due E. C. Thomas of
Redondo, manager of the pavilion, in
giving the use of the entire building for
the sessions of the high court, and
much has depended upon his good judg-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

The Good Samaritan club,
; : q 81 / e : J ! i
4 AZ composed of the ladies of Los
ZS6GHA \ Angeles assembly No. 2, held
I0SAMCkEel its first meeting of this
l &E31EH season at the home of Mrs.
II Sam ]. Chapel, 29SS Dor
chester street. Friday even
ing. Whist was the game for the evening
and handsome prizes were given. This
club since its organization has rendered
the order valuable services in visiting
and caring for the sick and is growing
very rapidly The members make 1t their
duty to help the regular sick committee
of the assembly.
Royal Chancellor Sam ]. Chapel left
on Tuesday for a visit to the assemblies
in the San Joaquin valley and will visit
Oakland and the bay assemblies before he
returns He expects to be away ten days
and the large classes of candidates prom
ised and in waiting for him will have the
chance of being honored by the royal
chancellor conducting the initiatory work.
| Oakland assembly No. 25 just closed a
most Successful work and will have 200
candidates for the royal chancellor s
| visit. This assembly conducted a Booth
| at the Alameda county carnival and
cleared $4,000 for their general fund They
ran a wheel of fortune, cents chance
for box of candy, and had crowds
drOuliu Their DOOtH WIleH the OlHer con-
| cessions were idle. The members feel
very much encouraged with their success
! and are looking for more carnivals.
] The committee in charge of the open
meeting of Los Angeles assembly No. 2
has set the date for Wednesday, October
30 and made its report that the enter
tainment will be in the form of Hallow-
| cen amusements and will be novel in
character. These open meetings are
| strictly invitational affairs and invita-
| tions are in the hands of the members
for distribution at this date.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Walter G. Lemon of San Diego con-
tinues to add a good healthy growth to
the large council in that city. He is an
old hand in the work and good results at
tend his efforts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

The ladies' of hive No. l gave a card
party and dance in Burbank hall last
Wednesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
ORDER OF PENDo

Star council No. 1876 will give
It's monthly social and dance
, Monday night at I. o. o. F.
hall. Prizes will be awarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

California Banner tent No. will give a
social dance and whist party at the hall
232 South Hill street, next tuesday night
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

Homestead TAI gave a
pleasant and well-attended
dancing party last Saturday
night at 22O5 San Pedro
street. Mrs. l. Gerhard ana
Mrs. r. A. Harper acted as
hostesses. Dancing, music
and games were enjoyed
followed by, refreshments.
Tt,osa nrasant were Mr.. and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Guy Eddie, assistant prosecuting city
attorney, made short speech at the
meeting of Los Angeles lodge last Tues
day. night which was enthusiastically
received.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Poinsettia circle is planning moving
picture show and social for Tuesday
night and the committee has prepared
refreshments Everybody who comes will
get their moneys worth; the admission
is free.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

State Record Keeper E. M. Guthrie will
pay official visits to Redlands next Tues
day night, San Diego Wednesday night
and Escondido Thursday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

A. G. Wilkes. first vice president and
general manager. leaves the latter part
of this week on an inspection trip of
the branch offices. He will be absent
about one month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

A new COUNCIL VIII be insti-
tuted at Long Beach next Friday night
with thirty charter members. F. c.
Foote, editor Of Our Guiding Star, is the
organizer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
FRANK E. HAND,
Superintendent of Organizers


. The three days session
of the second Southern
California high court, In
dependent Order of For
esters, closed yesterday,
over 5000 people being in
attendance
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

c.. B. DeWolf has been appointed dis
trict manager. with headquarters at Ba-
kersfeld.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
EASTERN STAR

Oriental chapter, which is auxiliary to
Mizpah lodge, was instituted September
II and now has a membership of fifty-
five.N Oriental will be represented at the
grand chapter by the worthy matron,
O. S. Barnum.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Members of the industrial corps of the
council passed an enjoyable evening at
Mrs. McGruder's. 1912 East Twenty-ninth
street. last Tuesday. The ladies spent the
afternoon in seUing and planning for
the fair to be given by them in the near
future. The sir knights arrived for sup
per and in the evening cards and music
were enjoyed
Long Beach council 1887 installed its Of
ficers last Tuesday night. District Dep
uty Mary Merry acted as installing Of
ficer. May Conrad is president of the
council. Mr.. Rittinger financier and Min
ME Maslir secretary. The council is in a
promising condition and much good is ex-
pected during the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Los Angeles circle has been growing
so fast that it has outgrown its ole
hall and is on the lookout for new
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
ANCIENT ORDER OF
UNITED WORKMEN

Southern California lodge,
No. 191, held its usual weekly
meeting on Thursday, Octo-
Der 10, and as usual made sew
eral candidates ride the goats
that are in training for those
events. Special Deputy Scott
promises that the number of
the lodge will be increased to
at least 200 more before the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

H. NJ. Eisenbise, deputy great COM
mander, is organizing class to be initi-
ated III the Artesia tent. After this work
is completed he will go to Hemet to or
ganiZe a class there.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN

Mojave tribe will give a
! !: !. ! !
NESTAA dance at Blanchard hall
ZKSSeAV&eN october %. 1t will be the
4 sk; \ opening dance of the sea-
q son. others will be con-
lIlEo +, ~ tinued through the win
ter.
H5sN Manitou council, de-
gree of Pocahontas, will give Halloween
party October 1S in Lindleys.nan; a pro
gram will be rendered Littie MISS is,, Me, W.
rose Sherwood, years OLD, WIN sins
"Honey Boy and "Silver Hills"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

A letter from the secretary
of the knights of Pythias
Hall association was re-
,ceived by Marathon lodge, in
which the writer expressed
appreciation at the liberal
response in the purchase of
stock by this lodge in the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

- The social committee of
,X. Fremont camp is planning
Sr&rn series of socials. smokers
NMfW sand. dances in connection
u hvOM 7 with the fall campaign for
u new members, that bids fair
TW,1XH VIftTt to liven things UP a little
AN1W1RW after the quiet of the sum
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

w. B. Harvey. who has filled the office
of sergeant in Los Angeles No. 2 during
the past year, resigned at the last meet
ing and will go to San Diego, where he
will engage in business.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Mrs. e. N. Altland and Ora Taylor,
members of Oriental chapter, expect to
visit the grand chapter next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

The grand. chapter. o. E. S., will con-
vene at Santa Barbara October IA to II.
inclusive. A special train bearing sixty
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

c. M Thompson, chairman of the smok-
er committee, has been given full power
to act regarding expense and has select
ed committee who Is in hearty accord
with his views. There will be something
doing by and by.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

Los Angeles tent No. 2,
at it's meeting Wednesday
night, appointed a commit
tee to confer with the
committee from hive No. l
to arrange for a Hallow-
cen party October 80, at
Burbank hall. There will
be an extended program,
which will be followed by
cards and dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

The Royal Arcanurh degree team Will
confer the degree upon several candi-
dates for California council Monday even
ing, October 81 1t is expected that there
will be large attendance to witness the
work of this team
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Los Angeles council 797
gave its regular monthly
dance Thursday night, con-
Quoted by the retiring Of
ficers. Brother Dennis cap
tured the first prize in the
whist games. There was
a large attendance and a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
ROYAL COURT

The Good Samaritan club,
composed of the ladies of Los
Angeles assembly No. 2, held
It's first meeting of this
season at the home of Mrs.
Sam ]. Chapel, 29SS Dor
chester street Friday even
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Grand Secretary D. w. Maloon will of
ficially visit Long Beach council on Mon-
day evening. October 81. He will be ac-
companied by delegation composed OF
members from the several councils in Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Sunset council, No. 1074, last Thursday
evening extended an invitation to the
royal mystic degree team to visit its
council Thursday evening, October "a and
confer the royal mystic degree. The
team has accepted and some new features
will be added to the degree.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Neptune lodge No. 65 of Redondo will
give a benefit mask ball at Redondo
Thursday night, October 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

end of the year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18
DROWN The ORCHESTRA.
japanese and Americans Join in
Bauzais at Banquet

New York May 13.-GenerL kurokf
rad another busy day today This
r1orufug he and his staff visited cen
Frederick D. Grant at GOVERNOR IL
land the headquarters OF the oepaf--
n7aFr OF the east and n rh7 s1rernooL
he was the guest CT August Bein1oah II
the races at Belmont park HE lE.IeE
outing gave him a chance CT inspect
ing the Brooklyn bridge
This Is the last day that the Japa-
rasz cruisers TSukuba and Ch1Tose VIII
~ here Tomorrow Vice AdnIral IJu1n-
VINO mas shared honors here with B,tron
Fcrruki will depart win the WdrSLlI Es
g. =Yearuess England Today the
Tauanese sailors. who declare Cney nave
a71fyyed their stay IN New YORK 70 the
utmost. had a final chance 70 see the
rirv AT close range Ehe IsukuDa ara
r-t,frasa viii get under way early Ue-
--or-rvv morning. From England Trey
III % to France. Germany and Bel
rs1T--7 after which they VIII return %
Ta1an. According TO one OF their OH
gars the little brown sailors % noIn1ng
So -aIx of the sights they have seen
rara and the generous way In which
F1av have been entertained
= noteworthy Incident OF the banquet
OF 1frF4t AZ the Hotel Aston was the
-Ia-vfr-r bv the orchestra OF the star
z0a4ziei Banner and the japanese
national anthem the kfuigayo, one
lIi-ectIv after the other It was Wnel
tba tcasts TO President Roosevelt and
taa Nfkado had been proposed The
diners A II rose ard the japanese officers
and civilians sang their anthem. which
sounds weird and oriental 70 American
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nights meeting considered cha pro-
position OF C1TeyvlIa promoters who
have 4 plan for connecting that city
and Topeka by way OF Kansas City
The matter was referred to the trans
porratton committee
The Commerce. club Is taking steps
70 land the next national meeting or
IN Waedren OF the World, which
vii be held in 1904 The convention
- row in session at Norfolk Virginia
and the delegates from Kansas are be-
ing supcEed with sunfoWer badge
which reads Topeka IN 1919"
EuuFeyes Of the county clerks Of
fee havs been busy for the past two
DAYS sending out the ballots 10 be
used It the special congressional cleo
ton 10 be held on May q and for the
bond election for the T0peka-SOu-h-
western railway 20 be held IN MtSs1on
and Dover townships on May IL
THAT Wichita bunch Of BAH players
7ousr seem to be Il bir superStittos1s.
remarked one OF the White Sex team
Who Is not with the team as he stood
N front OF the state Journal bulletin
board Friday evening and watched une
office boy maks Up the Thirteenth
straight game taken by the aggreg7-
ton
one Of the preliminary attractions
OF the Saturday night club banquet at
tEz Hotel Throop last night was the
unusually cordial haadshakes in
chief OF the square Dealers. and
senator W I Fitzpatrick who vas
re..1,JusfbIe for killing the square
deaI'F primary plans AZ the last Iegts--
Iat11re. They net with the warmth OF
long lost brothers.
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VIII sing Handlers Messiah at C. E
Convention.

Boston. May 18.-The programme Of
the twsnty-third International Chris
tan Eudeavor convention to be held at
Seattle July 10-15 was announced to
day Rev Francis Clark. president and
founder, expects to preside At the HG-
tel Lincoln. Wednesday afternoon. July
To- the election OF officers. and ether
routine business viii be disposed CT
At the opening OF the convention the
greetings Of the state viii De exrEnded
by Governor Meade
Rev. John Pollock, president OF the
European Christian Ezndeav0r union
and pastor Of St Enoch's Presbyterian
church Belfast viii respond Then
VII come General Secretary Shaw's in
augl1rzeiou and address and the annual
address Of President Clark
Among the prominent Speakers pro-
vfCad for are George Nicholas, NJ ?,
London. ENGLAND Rev. W. Il Barra-
cIaugh New Westminster Rev DE- L
r Dill Oakland Cal, william Phillips
Hall president Of the American Bio4e
league. New York Rev Ogden Fogt-
secretary Of the worlds Christian En-
4eav1r union. Rev DR.. ". Z Chamber
lain. former president OF the United
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

The subject OF the sunday Un5lzr-
ian services viii be Religion ana Is
Relation 70 Dogma
Mauagzr r G. Kelly Of Tinewood
marx has issued IN attractive soUVer1lE
-1rTzirfr1x views Of the park
Tepeka ball fans are now more in
-zrasf4s,f in seeing wichita lose rev
games than II seeing the champions
win some
Al excursion viii be run over rne
Santa Fe sunday % LsEvep worth %
witness the douBLe-header zAn1e oe-
tween the Couvics and White Sex
NarshaII's hand vii give 4 concert
IN City park tomorrow As Ihsre WI.
be no bail game or ether FORM OF
amusement. there VIII De a Large
crowd 10 hear the famous band
Il was frruossinLe 70 transact any
business in the probara court today
because the courts quarters were al
asheW On account Of the laying OF
much needed E1oIeum On the door-
The vaIk-Eazg Vegetable Gutter
Company has leased 4 building at the
corner OF FIFTH and Jackson streets
and IS installing machinery Tor the
purpose Of manufacturing vegeta bic
cutter
Reports received from Guthrie IL
d3cata that Bishop Brooke, though
not As IL Al has been reported viii be
brought 70 Christ hospital in Chtz-eiEy
a. soon as his eondiEisn VIII warrant
the trip.
RehkoE Brothers earizEe NAM
raccurers. painters and rspairers. 207-
2gg west Sixth street have the only
dash and fender machine IN Kansas.
and are receiving work from al ever
che state.
The FIRE department. vas rather busy
last night. having 70 make tive runs
about 10 o'clock The alarms did not
amount 60 much and the small biazes
each time were gIiS1sG without
the least difficulty
The weather Of the past two weeks
indicate that the opening OF vinawo0d
park was at least that much too early
though the warn weather Of the past
two days has had the effect OF en-
Itvening the scene
IF al Of the peopIe Who claim that
they are going u LsaveuWorCh 70 Wit
VIII not De enough fans left 20 receive
the news AT this end Of the line re-
marked one CT Tia fans
Indiea tons are that there win De
several hundred fans 20 70 Eeavzu-
werrh for the 1ouhIe-haader between
the COuvicrs ard the White Sex coror-
row afternoon Jones and EaIIa viii
DO the pitching for Topeka
Z notice that LeaveR~0rrh - COM
Denciag % put On city airs. remark
ed the barber On the front chair They
have raised the Price Of shaves from
ten 70 dEtseu cents cnouzh the sane
cid price prevails FOR a hair cut
Several games are being played N
the Shawnee County league this after
coon- The league g composed Of
fourteen clubs and as soon as enough
grounds ara dEled Up there VIII be
seven games each Saturday afternoon
Anybody VINO has any zerr OF clue
% rhe man Who robbed the Citizens
bank viii please obIiEa by doing the
sane Up n 4 sealed package and see
ing that the package IS consigned ID
a wzrerT grave Il the East Indian
ocean.
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ears. but rather martial Il begins
May our arnperor'S domain last ten
thousand years and then ten thousand
until the moss On the rock grows gray
and until the rock crumhIes to dust
When it had been sung an American
diner shouted -E2nZaL Then the Jap
auese took up the cry 50 vigorously
that the "Banzaf' drowned out even
the orchestra
Above the table presided over by al
rT-traI Dewey the toaSErnaSrsr, FADED
American flag fuEtsrad in the breeze
from an electric fan It was the nrsT
American flag that doated over Cne
house OF the first minister OF the HI
I'D states 10 Japan. Townsend Harris.
r was made from japanese materials
and served IFS purpose until Mr. Earris
could get bunting from the tinted
Sfata4 for makiug auOLner Hag-
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BURNS ITS BRIDGES.
International Marine Company Closes
Avenues to Strike Settlement

New Tark May 1S--Announce-
naeuE Is made today that tie finance
-frrr1ftzez OF the International Asr-
camille Marine company 1aS approved
every act previously done oy is OF
Hcars AMI mas ordered that strike of
TIE Iougshoremen be fought 10 the
end
The COMMITTEES has also taken from
every officer the power o. conpro-
mise or arbitration and has auEnor-
Fze6 the expenditure q any amount or
money ID carry out the agreement en-
tered into with IS other deep-SSa ines
% tight the strike
Among those at the meeting At
which this action was taken we're j.
P Morgan r. and Charles Steele and
: Bruce Izmay-
The strikers show the same De
-srTz4frraricr as the companies do 10
fart it out and the prophecy IN some
qua rtzrs that they would be starved
into submission, has not yet material
tzad. The men generally are orderly
I MN her IF them VINO were congrs-
gareS on the river front last night
Awaiting Developments helped 70 save
thousands o. dollars worth q freignC
f4z1rfnE the big fire On the SouCnern
Pacific pier. which caused q loss oE
half 4 million dollars. They are re-
csfvinz much praise for this acOon-