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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
ORDER OF PENDO

- No meeting was held by
M3H Home council No. on account
/AASyv4A of Christmas falling on the
w regular meeting night. The
organizer in charge, j. T.
Tugwell visited Star council No. 135 and
initiated six new members for Home
council. Brother H. b. Alexander occu-
pied the councillors chair and the work
was put on in an impressive manner.
Star council No. 1876 will give social
consisting of dance and card party at
It's hall in odd Fellows building, Mon
day, January 8. A good time is promised
to all who attend, refreshments will be
served and all can enjoy themselves eth
er by dancing. or playing progressive
whist.
Sister Moore, member of White Rock
council No 160 of Grants Pass, CAL.
gave the office a pleasant call yesterday.
She intends to make Los Angeles her
home for the future and will place her
membership in one of the councils in
this city,
After January l Pendo will open in two
new states. The order is now In seven
teen states and expects to be doing bust
ness before the close of 1908 in over
twenty.
The members are to be congratulated
on the progress made during 1907, and IL
all work together the coming year can
be made the banner one for the order.
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Last Tuesday night the council at Nor
walk gave basket Social A large num-
ber of the members of Star council at
tended and report first-class time and
express the hope that it viii not be long
before another opportunity will be ex-
tended them to visit this hospitable
council
Brother H. L.. Jones is doing a mag
nificent work in Colorado He will in
stitute next Tuesday at Grand Junction
with fifty members. the result of one
months work. Colorado under his man
agement will take its place with Oregon
before January l.
Brother E. o. Shaw will institute
new council at Ubalde, Tex, Thursday of
next week. He promises this to be
Christmas gift to the supreme as we'll
as blessing to those who cast their lot
with Pendo.
The financial furry has not hurt the
order. The membership has remained
loyal and dues have not dropped off any.
This is an agreeable surprise to the su-
preme officers.
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der enameled on the face and set with
sparkling diamonds.
To the efforts of Past Chancellor Dun
lap. who occupied the chair two terms,
the wonderful progress made by Mara
thon lodge is primarily due as was hap
PLY depicted by Presiding officer Muir
ray in his remarks preceding the presen-
tation. The response was given with
much feeling.
tured from designs furnished by F. j.
Williams, a member of Marathon lodge,
and that they are decidedly unique and
beautiful is the opinion Of all the knights
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KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

q Los Angeles tent No. 2
GN did not hold a meeting
J ! ! i ; !. | ! = /
MM W " last week, as its meeting
ESH /M\ EsA night came on Christmas.
ESEE &E@ The next meeting of the
E2Sxa aSSsR A7<M tent will be held on jan
EsSftStaS SRASEZ uary l. at which time the
%SS% ritualistic work will be
conferred.
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January Banner hive NO. VIII give
a leap year ball and card party at Bur-
bank hall.
Lady West hive No. Sc will install It's
officers January 8. Mrs Lou Myers
deputy state commander, VIII act as IN m
stalling officer. Following the installa-
ton. "The Georgia Home" will be given
by the members of the hive
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The Redondo Building association has
been Incorporated under the laws of the
state of California. The object of the
association is to erect a lodge building at
Redondo for the use of the hive and tent
at that place.
January Is Mrs. Lou Myers deputy state
commander, will install the officers-elect
of Lady Lutetia hive at Mammoth hall,
SIT South Broadway The installation will
be followed by a musical program.
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| The Sacramento division of the uniform
rank of the Maccabees and Liberty oom-
pany No IL, knights of Pythias will con-
test for the championship of California
at Sacramento February 22. Both OF
these companies have the reputation of
being we'll drilled and the contest will
be very spirited one. 1t is attracting
great deal OF attention among the uni
form divisions of the various societies In
the northern part OF the state and large
crowd is expected to be present at the
contest.
Los Angeles tent Nc. 2 will install its
officers on Wednesday evening, January
s. Past Commander William Brooks will
act as installing officer and will be as
sisted by division No of the uniform
rank Dancing and card playing will fol-
low the installation. The ceremonies will
be held at Eagles hall, 1854 East Third
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29


porous in the history of
W aM SR fraternalism,
@V@ W The culture success of
the fraternal system in Los Angeles will
depend in a great measure upon the
mutual cooperation of all the fraternai
societies now doing business in this city.
The representative members Of the Royal
Arcanum would favor the organization of
association of fraternities, composed
of the leading members of the several
fraternal orders that have for their
motto" the protection of the home. The
objects of the association to be the pro-
lection of the interests of fraternity, the
uniting of the orders in a fraternal bond
of fellowship.
It is we'll known tha- unity is strength
Each order has it's own individual field
t. work in, and by uniting the several
orders would make a strong fortress and
insure the advancement of the fraternal
system.
Grand Secretary D. W. Maloon of the
grand council of California, Royal Ar
canum, better known among the mem
bers of the order as DAN" is a strong
advocate of the association of fraternities.
He is known among the fraternity as one
of the active workers for the advance
ment of fraternalism. He is one of the
boys" and the latchstring of the grand
office is always out for visiting members.
When there is anything doing you will
always find Dan" there.
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Angeleno council No. 170S will install
officers for 1908 Thursday night. The
grand team will attend to assist the
deputy in conducting the services. and
m ambers of the order are cordially in
vited to attend. The council meets in
Korbe hall, corner East First and State
streets.
Pasadena council conferred the degree
upon two candidates last Friday night.
This council will install its officers Friday
night, January 10.
Sunset council Nc. 1914 held the draw
ing of the turkey last Thursdty night
which was given for attending the meet
ings of the council during December
Bro. c. A. Ford wa the lucky member.
-yt-
Grand Secretary Maloon. better known
as "Dan,' has the honor of being the
winner of the prize contest at Morley's
Spring street alleys for the highest score
high scores during tina: period being 200,
201, 212, 22l. 22S ana 234.
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California council No. 1647 will install
it's officers on Monday night, January 6.
Members of the order are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting This coun-
Gil Is noted for its cordial reception to
visiting members.
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preme lodge on the first of November
made a special call upon the organizers
of the order for whirlwind canvass
until January 1, 1908. The call was
responded to with eager activity.
Deputy Herman Layer of the flying
squadron has carried off the honors of
the contest. Up to this time he has
placed over $50 beneficiary certificates.
y
Tuesday afternoon of December 81
there will be held at the executive Of
fees in Los angeles meeting of the
lodge organizers Of California. "A linn
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tied attendance of workers will be
present from other jurisdictions. Plans
of work for the year 1908 are to be dis
cussed, and in the evening banquet
will be given to the attending officials
by the board of directors.
General c. J. Briceno came in from
his ork in the field to spend the holi-
day season at home. The general says
these panicky times have been good
season for making Commoners. Good
soldiers he says do not get frightened
at a fire in the rear.
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panion Courts Morris Vineyard and Los
Angeles
Gen. r. w. Martin will act as high
marshal. assisted by Capt. G. e. Ander-
son as conductor. After the installation
ceremony there will be a grand leap year
ball, to which all Foresters and the
friends are invited. Refreshments will be
served and the whole affair will be abso-
iutely free of charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29


San Berpardino lodge No.
1863 has made big preparations for it's In
stallation of officers on the evening OF
January 2. The escort team of Ontario
lodge No. ITO will assist in the work, and
the admission to the exercises is by card.
No. 1863 has reputation as a prince of
entertainers.
-
All who had the good luck to be present
are loud in their praises of the Christ
mas tree and entertainment given by
Hermosa No. go. Santa Claus was pres
ent in all his glory, and two score of
merry children furnished the entertain
ment. The talent was all from Fraterna!
Brotherhood families.
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The lodges are all engrossed with their
plans for installation ceremonies, which
the month of January will witness
throughout the T. T. B. domain,
s.
Azusa No 49, Glendora No. los and
Covina No. 527 will install officers Jointly
on the evening of January 2, 1908. A good
time is assured.
s.
Los Angeles lodge No. entertained its
members and friends with an open meet
ing and dance December 26 A good at
tendance and good time are reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
PASADENA SOCIALISTS

The Socialist Lyceum is to be run on
new basis. Beginning this morning at 10
o'clock it will be exclusively for the
children under 16. They will elect their
own officers and govern themselves.
Drills. marches and other interesting
features will be part of the exercises.
The Socialists had a merry time at the
hall on Thursday evening, when they had
the Christmas tree and general jollifiea-
tion for the children, and those children
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

superintendent w. w. Babcock has
sent in word to the home office that tho
month of December has brought in a
greater number of beneficiary members
for the lodges in his district than any
previous month of the year.
The board of directors of the su-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

lodge should receive some recognition of
the efforts put forth by them for the
betterment of lodge conditions during the
past year, and with that purpose in view
each member was seen and told that
Christmas was to be observed in fitting
manner by Marathon lodge. That was
about all the enlightenment they received
until the meeting night. Under the proper
order of business f. ]. Williams an
nounced the program to the mystified
members, which began by the master-at-
arms producing designated officer at
the altar. where in well chosen remarks
Acting Chancellor Commander Dunlap
commended the official in his faithful
conduct and ordered him decorated with
a jewel. Each surprised officer was sim
ilarly decorated In turn and listened to
gratifying sentiments which especially
applied to each Individual from the for
had labored for the advancement of the
order. The incoming chancellor comman-
der. d. G. Casselman, was presented with
a gave1 made from ebony.
One surprise Of the evening was the
creation of the honorary position of dean
of Marathon lodge and the election to the
office of James Murray who was present
ed with a beautiful jewel indicating the
honor conferred upon him.
Lastly, Past Chancellor r. L. Dunlap
was summoned and decorated with one of
the most unique and beautiful Jewels in
dicatiye of Pythianism that it has been
the privilege of Knights OF Pythias to see
anywhere. It is Of heavy gold. triangular
In shape, with the three colcrs Of the or
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

imam can De plChCd AAOit NHrN H~Noo.
Deputy r. ". Allen is deservedly proud
of his work there. Anyhow, fraternal
principles flourish best with rich soil
of high intelligence.
Secretary George Schneider of the
Fullerton lodge who never does any
thing by halves was doing Christmas
business in the city dast week. 1t was
a fine issue of the Fullerton News for
Christmas sent out by Brother Schnei-
der.
Los Angeles Commoners will have
their next meeting on Tuesday night,
January IA, at 8 o'clock at Burbank
hall good attendance is called for
to hear General Manager A. G.. Wilkes
talk of the field work done during the
past year.
From Northern California General
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

Admission free The installation cere-
monies will be interesting and large
crowd will be present A New Years
greeting will be given TO all attending.
Good music and dancing.
The Christmas exercises last Wednes-
day night was a grand success, and Ivan
hoe again achieved itself by amusing the
large audience with an excellent program
az follows: Singing and dancing, Miss
Brown recitation, little Nina Larson;
recitation. Fanchion Rettig; address, H.
A. Miller. Pacific coast manager. DR.. II.
F. True acted as president of the evening
and every person present received sack
OF candy apples and nuts. The evening
was spent in dancing and card playing
and all enjoyed themselves. The music
was furnished by Carl F. Horn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

There was Something do
ing at Marathon lodge at
the regular meeting night
on Christmas eve. Ia was a
time of much joy and many
surprises. Some time ago
certain members decided
that every officer of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

Ivanhoe homestead No.
141S, the banner homestead
of California, will have a
public installation and New
Years ball on New Years
night at Oak hall, S45 South
Flgueroa street. To this
meeting all Yeomen and
their friends are invited.
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coMMoNERs OF AMERICA

Santa Ana is a live
town and the Commoner
lodge there is a very live
organization. 1t Is not
often that one will find a
more energetic, pushing
half hundred Of people
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

~ Los Angeles council No.
! ! E: ! ! I: ! ! !:
1%%<%SSSM 737 is preparing for great
ET. Ia a WA mask ball on the night Of
H5 %N8eAS lSH January Q at Blanchard
" NVFsEMAAS2N N hall. Prizes for the most
AN comic costumes will be
awarded.
The council is making preparations for
competitive drill on the night of Janu5
airy 30 One team consists entirely OF
ladies while the other is of the opposi1
sex. m
The council still holds the state PM 1
banner as the most progressive couH
in the state of California
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ROYAL ARCANUM

The year 1907. which is
now drawing to a close,
will go down into history
as one of the most pros
porous In the history Of
fraternalism,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Mrs. Marie L. Goran has
returned from Tucson. Ariz.,
= where she has been instru
Z mental in doubling the mem
= bership of Tucson lodge No.
= 4S9.
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No meeting was held by
Home council No. on account
of Christmas falling on the
regular meeting night. The
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

California council No 1647 will install
it's officers on Monday night, January g.
Members of the order are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting This coun-
Gil Is noted for its cordial reception to
visiting members.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
Parents Meeting.

a parents meeting was called
by the school board at the school
house last Monday night and it
was attended by the largest
crowd that the board has ever
been able to get out to these in
tcrcsting and instructive enter
talnmcntS.
A nicely arranged musical pro-
gram was put on and pulled off,
after which the guests got what
they went for-''pink' lemonade,
more properly called ch,-and
other dainties.
The new building, which has
during the summer vacation been
completely redecorated, looms up
with great prominence by pale
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

not consume the large trees, but
they destroy seedlings outright
and injure growing trees so that
they quickly decay Finally, the
forest floor, composed OF a mold
OF needles, twigs, and mosses, is
burned away.
Far beyond the present influ-
ence OF the national forests upon
the lumber supply will be their
importance in the future. The
United States is now facing
shortage in the stock of available
timber. The yield from the ma
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

the capital stock from SI.5oo,ooo
to $5,5oo,ooo. Under the origin
al articles of incorporation the
capital stock comprised $1,000
shares Of the value Of SIoo each,
5000 shares being preferred stock
and 1000 commong stock. The
new articles provide. for $1,000
shares OF the value pf SIoo each,
$4,000 OF whiclisis efefer#ed stock
and 10000 common stock. The
increase of capital stock was au-
thoriZed at meeting OF the di-
rectors, held in Denver August 8.
1t is reported that the Holly Su-
gar company will erect factory
in the new town Of Wiley on the
Arkansas Valley railroad next
year. and that the increase OF cap
it'll stock was authorized in or
der to provide the necessary
lends. money being very tight
and hard to get on the open mar
cl IN New YORK City at the pres
cnt time.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
Scarcity of Ice.

The ice question is beginning
to look serious for the towns
along the valley. The fresh meat
market at Holly to be opened by
Hoisington & Ammoun last
Monday could not open because
of no ice there. and it now begins
to look bad for this town. Cory
Stroin of Strain Bros, has been
in Pueblo for a couple of days to
procure a sufficient supply ahead
to guard against emergency, says
Lamar News, but the article is
hard to get, and siege OF hot
days would cut the supply mighty
short for this town. The cool
days all over this section have
helped the situation some.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
Another Sugar Factory.

The Holly Sugar company al
ready has two sugor factories in
the Arkansas valley, one at Hol-
ly and another al Swink. and ev-
identity is making arrangements
to engage even more extensively
in the saccharine industry, says
La Junta Tribune. Only a few
days ago amended articles OF in
corporation OF the Holly Sugar
company were filed in the Office
of the county clerk, increasing
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
Another Financial Institution.

The Farmers bank opened its
doors for business at Lancaster
Tuesday morning, John Adam
son is the man back of it and as
he has unlimited capital at his
command and abundant cxper-
fence in the banking business we
bcspcak for him the success he
so richly deserves.
The Holly country is well rep
resented with financial institu-
tions now and all of them are
clean and solid.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
The Right of Every Son.

There is a cardinal point that
a good many mothers forget: that
their sons did not ask to be born !;
that they have a right to happi-
ness OF their own making A
sons marriage may often mean
heart-wrench for the mother,
says Ladies Journal. But she
forgets that she robs that son OF
his birthright if she takes from
him one moment of the joys Of
TIE blessed days of his new life
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

tional forests will aid greatly to
bridge over the period in which
mature timber will be lacking,
period which will last from the
time the old trees are gone until
the young trees are large enough,
to take their places.
The definite result, therefore,
of the sale of timber from the for
ests will be to sustain the lumber
business, to maintain steady
range of timber values and SO dis
courage speculation, and, far more
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

factory TO the factory men, and
everything is progressing about
the big building in manner that
is pleasant to the contractors,
says Democrat. On account OF
the big crop Of bcets to be han
died in the valley this year it is
said all five factories will be
compelled to run until March and
maybe later i'll order to slice these
money makers and convert them
into sugar.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

apart from her. Whether a
mother approves Of the choice of
Ecr son or not she must bear in
mind that she has no right to
render miserable in any manner
that other woman whom chance
has brought into touch with her
life, and whom her son has chos-
en- of all the women in the world
to be the one that shall be closest
and dearest to him-particularly
when the mother herself shall be
no more!
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

moonlight with the assistance OF
the lights in the rooms.
Holly's schools this year as
heretofore will be second to none
and the additional territory COW
cred by our high-school, thru the
making OF Joint or union district
will give others the benefit at
practically no extra cost.
for sale at The Chieitain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
Eavesdroppines

Mrs. VIII NanPetten returned
this week from an extended visit
in Nebraska. She was very glad
to get home, for after all, this is
a better country to live in than
her former home.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
At Las Aninas.

Tie sugar factory will start up
about tie 18th OF September, pos
sibly few days later. Tests
have been made Of parts OF the
machinery which are most salts
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

important still, steadily to further
the uninterrupted development of
the great industries dependent
upon wood.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
This Years Luck.

The lucky wives of millionaires
Will put up jam and pickle pears,
But the most OF us, denied these
boons,
VIII pass the winter full OF
pruncS.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
Council Meets.

The town dads met last Mon
day night in regular session and
passed the following bills:
]. w. Bryce, drayage. 49,. $4,000
Holly Mere. Co., supplies. II.25
J. +. NanWey, meals for
prisoners .... .... 1886
+. NJ. Foster, work on
streets .... ......... 6.1o
/. House, salary ........ $500
A petition was introduced re-
garding the moving of telephone
poles on West Cheyenne street.
The matter was taken under ad-
viscment.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

The Lamar papers state that
Jack Lyons was 80 badly hurt
from being thrown against fence
at the fairgrounds there last
week that he was taken to the
hospital at La Junta for treat
ment.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

H. S. Rollins, formerly of the
Fort Collins district, is the new
superintendent at the local fac
tory OF the Holly Sugar company.
Nr. Stock intends spending the
winter at Colorado Springs re-
cnpcrating, during which time he
will take in the various sugar pro-
ducing sections of the state, with
a view to getting additional
knowledge OF the business, which
nptodate condition can only be
secured by spending ones time
in examination of the late factor
les.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06
For Sale.

Fivc-ton wagon scales, second
hand. Call and inspect.
r. w. English Lumber Co.
The Santa Fe railway artcsian
well is under way. 1t is located
Just east Of the roundhouse.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

The Lamar fair this year was
the best that The Chieftain man
has seen since coming west six
wears ago, and we have taken all
of them in. The races were espe-
cially good because they had
competent starter and a good
string of horses. Then between
races there were other amuse-
ments such as broncho busting,
roping. bucking COW, etc. Those
who stayed away missed some
thing.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

John Lahring of Corunna,
Mich. is the new timekceper for
tie Holly Sugar company He
is very pleasant man and Mrs.
l-ahring is also a very affable
lady, and we trust they will find
Holly a jolly place to reside.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-09-06

Ammann & Hoisington will
open their meat market in the
store adjoining Simpsons grocery
and The Chicftain tomorrow
Saturday,, They will carry
full line OF fresh and salt meats
and all the uptodate little things
that comprise a first class meat
market.