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bridal Wreath.

The bridal wreath is usually formed
in Germany Of myrtle branches: ii
France and England of orange bios
SONS, ia Italy and French Switzerland
OF white roses: in Spain. of red roses
and pinks; in the islands of Greece. of
vine leaves: in Bohemia OF rosemary:
in German Switzerland. of a crown Of
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08

Good coffee. bit of sausage and a
plate of Mrs Austin's Buckwheat cakes
make perfect breakfast
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08

writing mention this paper and don
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the address, Binghamton, y. y.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08
Vicarious Happiness.

Vicarious Happiness.
what makes you so happy?"
There are so many miserable people
In the world
You hard hearted wretch
Not at all. They can't be happy, so
] am being happy for Them"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08
Unreasonable,

Unreasonable.
People who have money should pay
their debts"
Absurd, Then they wouldn't have
money"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect il.

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08
A Success.

els marriage failure?'
'My dear fellow. 1t Is very pro.ita-
BILE"
what do you mean?"
''It is accountable for a large yearly
alimony."
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-08

Bans of matrimony were read
Sunday in st. Andrews and st. Mary S
churches of Mr.. Edmond. Herman
and Miss Margaret Busseu. The read
ing will take place at St Andrews
church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
SONS OF ST. GEORGE

William Meek, grand president Of the
order, was presented with a large silv n
plate by some of the members of the
local lodge a week ago. Mr.. Sharp made
the presentation speech and Mr. Meek
responded very gratefully to the remem
brance, oromi sing to give his attention
TO the order in future as faithfully as
he has IN the past.
A delegation of the Royal Oak lodge OF
Los Angeles visited the Alexandria lodge
Of Pasadena Friday evening to attend
the installation ceremonies. Speeches
were made oy the, various visiting mem
ers, while this grand messenger and dis
trict deputy promised to visit the lodge
frequently during the next year and aid
its work l. every possible manner. Re
rreshm snts followed very pleasant ses-
sion. Both lodges visited Long Beacn
last Wednesday, evening 70 attend this
Installation CT officers of General Gordon
lodge.
All the hrce lodges are growing rapid
". Mr.. Meek presented to General Cor
don lodge last Wednesday night set Of
Officers 3adges.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
EASTERN STAR

The following officers of the Eastern
Star have been installed: Miss Jessica
Smith, worthy matron; DR.. Oswald M.
Justice, worthy patron; Mrs. Anna L.
Ehorb. associate matron; Mrs. Hattie E.
Walker, secretary; Mrs. Mary H. Wirth
treasurer; Mrs. Ethel Roth, conductress;
Mrs Elizabeth Winston, Adah; Miss
Ethel NJ Cross, Ruth; Miss Lottie M.
Young. Esther; Mrs Clara Terras,
Martha: Miss Bruce J. Davis. Electa
Mrs Emma r. Harper, chaplain; Miss
Mary Smith. marshal; Miss Agnes Buis-
set, organist; Mrs. Mary Mcdowell
warder, and George H. Wood, sentinel.
Members of Esperanza chapter also
held an installation of officers at Ma
sonic temple last evening. Mrs. Ruby <.
Raymond, the retiring matron, officiated
Officers installed were: Mrs. Rose M
Hathaway, worthy matron; Thomas A.
gdcNeal. worthy patron; Mrs. Cara M
Hitchcock associate matron; Mrs. Rosa
J. Burns, secretary; Mrs Ella r. Wood
yard treasurer; Miss F. Fern Andrews,
ccnductress; Mrs. Louise Swift, asso-
ciate conductress; Mrs Goldie e. Ash
ley, marshal; Miss Violet Best, organist;
AIRS. Adele Cook, chaplain; Mrs. Frances
Norton. warder; Edwin II. Miller, sen
tinel; Mrs. Elizabeth Posta Adah: Mrs.
Alice C. Bell, Ruth; Mrs. Margaret Rob-
insop, Esther; Mrs. Sarah G. Reading.
Martha, and Mrs. Lulu Thayer, E.ecta.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS

Officers have been installed as follows
by Southern California lodge No. 27S, n
and A. NJ. the largest Masonic lodge in
the state, Fred A. Hines, past master,
officiating as master of ceremonies. and
Ernest III. Greppin as installing officer:
Herbert L. Cornish. master: Edward B.
Spencer, senior warden; Adelbert S. Alb
bolt. junior warden; John S. Thomson.
chaplain; Robert WankowslSi, treasurer;
Warren P. Rowiey. secretary; Frank H.
Small. senior deacon: Carl w. Mueller.
junior deacon; Henry Aufdamkamp mar
shal; James G. Scarborough and Caleb
A. Darnell, stewards; Milton G.. Fordham,
tyler.
Henry S. Brown. past master. and
Ludwig Schiff grand marshal, Thursday
night installed the newly elected Off
GERS Of Westgate lodge as follows:
Henry W. Louis. worshipfu. master:
Jay b. Jacobs senior warden; Frank T.
Edwards, junior warden: Fred fucker.
treasurer August wackerbarth, secre.
fary; Joseph L. Murphy, chaplain; Frank
b. Reichenbach, marshal; Alfred Z.
Adams. senior deacon; Charles F. Tur-
ner. junior deacon; Arthur w. AcCord
and Joseph P. Loeb, stewards; edward
II. Miller, tyler.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
LABOR NEWS

-r6TEE,n A new field of work
T761sFs I1EloNiooTNcIC has been entered irto
SI6S ss.9sTIg by the International
Typograpnical union, and members be-
lieve it will be productive of a great deal
of good.
II is the plan Of those back of the move.
ment to establish In every large city IN
tie United States schools where the print
tng trade can be learned by those VINO
wish to take up any branch OF It.
In the smaller cities, where such move
10 imnractioable, arrangements for giving
apprentices lessons by means of stereop-
ticon views charts and correspondence
all under the instruction of masters OF the
trade, are being perfected
Five delegates from each local in Los
Angeles attended the mass meeting OF the
Labor Temple association at the new
temple last night. Interesting speeches
were made by prominent union men and
a large amount of business was trans
acted.
Harry Grove a prominent member OF
the Ice Wagon Drivers and one OF the
hest known union men in Los Angeles, is
seriously Ill at his home as result OF a
stroke of apoplexy Grove was stricken
while walking on Spring street Thursday
eicians Of the Owls, and Is much better.
ofhcers of Carpenters union No. 42t
were elected at the last meeting. The
new bylaws of the district council were
unanimously adopted as whole. The
election resulted in the, following officers
being selected for the ensuing term;
President, j. v. Eyre; vice president, F.
II. Frank; recording secretary, ]. w
Roreham; financial secretary, Q. NJ
Stanm; treasurer, W. p. Deane; con-
ductor, ]. Burchard; warden, Q. N. Par
sons; auditors. F. H. Frank, w. G. Ora.
ham, S. P. MacNitt; trustee, Q. U. Par
sons.
Credentials were given James A. Gray
and w. c. Graham to the California State
Federation of Labor, which will be held
at Vallejo January 6s.19OS-
]. w. Boreham was elected to fill the
vacancy OF w. G. Graham as delegate to
the district council.
Ohicers for the ensuing term were
elected by Barbers' union no. POS at the
last meeting. The election resulted as
follows:
H. zubork president; William NcCar-
thy. vice president; G. NJ Fielder, financia
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
EEK,S NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES
ROYAL ARcANUM

,N Pasadena Council No
!: ! = J ! ; !
A. %A&. 117O elected the following
.s,SETWss\sA officers for the ensuing
tH,ESkA3r, =. term Regent, J. r. Mills;
e. 8 a. vice regent, L. e. Sherman;
w orator, Kenyon Warren;
NEtAV w past regent, d. NJ Ren
ton: secretary. G.. A. Dur
rell; collector, l.. Fl. Salisbury; treas
urer, Wellin.on Bowser; chaplain, l..
Bisbee; guide, L. ]. Sevensson; warden,
A. ]. Hubbard; sentry, Heman Dyer;
trustees. g. p. Hopkins, H. H. Heyden-
reich. j. e.. Byrne.
Past Regent Charles II. Bradley OF
Alameda. Council No. 1882 of Alameda,
Cal, was a visitor at Los Angeles coun
Gil Last Thursday evening. Under good
of the order the brother addressed the
council on the conditions of the order as
he found 1t in the east during his ex-
tended trip. He informed the brothers
that the member all over the eastern
states were very active and that the fra
ternal outlook never was better than at
the present time.
Grand Secretary Maloon has appointe
the following members to accompans
him on his visits to the several councils
during the month of January. when the
new officers elect will be installed by the
several deputies; Grand vice regent, F
6, Thomas; grand Warden c. o. Gold
man; r. G Goldman, L. Whitney Bray,
c. C. King, Charles I. Sweet, F. N. Yale,
A.. Larson, E. l. Griswold.
So
The following tribute has been paid
to the fraternal orders by the widow of
the late ST. George Kempson, editor or
AZ Tr,ct nm old
line periodical, which no doubt will be of
interest to those interested in the fra
ternal work:
1.-THE fraternal idea will hold its place
while hearts are in this world of sorrow.
The great companies mete out justice
from their halls of onyx and ivory; and
those who receive their benefits ara
grateful. But with the settlement OF
claims the fraternal companies send
forth uncoir able bounties Of sympathy ?
and helpfufness.
within the last fortnight the matter
has been brought home to wife, ,Dazei
scarcely realized that the arm she leaned
upon was removed from her forever,
when a representative of a fraternal
council was at her door with expressions
Of friendship and practical offers of i'm
mediate financial help. Without waiting
for the necessarily slow process Of the
final settlement of claims, the council
gent a swift messenger to comfort and
reassure the stricken faruily, and then
followed, with all possible dispatch. the
adjustment of the policy to the bene-
flciary.
"This il a demonstration of practical
brotherhood, and the companies builded
on this principle will CONTINUED to flourish
and grow strong, because they havo
struck root deep into human needs. And
because they have fulfilled the ever pres
ent desire of the same for fraternal sym
pathy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

secretary and business agent; J. W.
Erwin, treasurer; M. Justus, guide; Joe
Ramsey guard; W. A. Engle. recorders
j. e. Mcmillan, w. A. Engle G. M. Eel
der, delegates to Central Labor council,
At the close Of the regular business
refreshments were served and short
speeches made by members of the local.
out of sixteen non-union BARRIERS spoken
to nine make less than $40 week, while
the remainder make leso than $l4.
A special meeting of Laundry Workers
No. So was held at the headquarters Tues
day night. majority of the members
were present. officers were nominated
for the ensuing term, the following names
being presented:
President. M. w. Ryan, Louis Julius,
Martin A. Peterson (incumbent) and Chas.
Carson vice president, AL Fritchey and
Mrs. McBryde; secretary and business
agent, VIM. A. Wanna and Ed Larbig,
treasurer, Charles Carlson and M. w.
Ryan; scrgeant-at-arms, M. MacKinnon,
Clifford Ettien and Nellie Burland; guard,
Arthur Wilton, l. v. Woolf and Fred
Klotz; finance committee, Louis julius,
AL Fritchey. Mrs. TIoBryde and Margaret
Tully; executive board. VIM. A Wanna,
Carl Fritchey, Charles Carlson, M. w.
Ryan, Louis Julius, Ed Larbig Mrs. Nc
Bryde, G. G. Gilbert, Fred Klotz, 1. v.
Woolf, NJ. A. Peterson. Margaret Tully,
Clyde Morrow and Mrs. Manis.
Tho reports of the various shop dele
gates were received and the majority of
them stated things were still quiet, espe-
cially in the ten-hour plants. They stated
thcy still continued to lay off hands and
those working In the majority of ten
hour plants were unable to work a full
week on account Of the lack of work.
While the delegates from the union
laundries stated things were going nicely
and they continue to put on extra hands
in order to get the work out.
1t was decided to dispense with meet
ings until aftev the holidays, as the union
laundries are working overtime In order
to have the holidays off. ).
Ten unions Of blacksmiths in Chicago
have soceded from the International
Brothrhood of Backsmiths and formed a
new international body. A convention
will be held in Chicago February % TO
elect permanent officers and make pro-
vi~ions for the future
Redlands packers say there is more
white labor In the local district this year
than ever refore and they cannot employ
one-half the men that make application
for work. Secretary HoilaDaugh OF the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

geant; H K Matherly 1. d. X; W. G.
Mathews, 0. ID. X.
~
Last Friday Pomona lodge No. 26 held
it's annual banquet. 1t has become fixed
feature of that lodge. and is only one
among the many good things fostered
within it's precincts. The members as
sembled at their own meeting hall and
marched in a body to Fraternal Aid hall.
where the banquet tables were spread for
ESQ guests. Several of the supreme Of
ficers were present and spoke in glowing
terms of their host.
-tH-
Supreme Vice President Emma R Nei-
dig is cleaning the dust of Texas from
her shoes in the SHOWS of Michigan.
81
Hermosa lodge No. 80 will give Christ
mas tree entertainment. Monday evening.
Every member In attendance will receive
a present.
Supreme President James A. Foshay is
enjoying perfecting practice in the initia-
tion of big classes. Friday evening. De-
cember Il, the San Francisco lodges fur
nished q class of forty-six as the result
of a November campaign, the third of a
series. The following evening the lodges
on the Oakland side of the bay furnished
class of 269, and Oakland lodge No. 123
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

.rAes,a Court Los Angeles next
vES%SGA Thursday night will receive
ISI IAleA the report Of the committee
4zkkNS IA J& appointed to investigate the
z2SS SiEV&R hospital benefit. The report
Nz5 ,5sSSE will be clear and concise
and of great interest to the
members. Every member Interested In
the benefits of the court should be pres
ent to hear the report and take part In
the discussion and accept or reject the
report in part or as a whole. Clause No. s
of the report Is very Important and de-
signed to work the greatest amount of
benefit with the least element of risk to
the court. Brethren, come out next Thurs
day night and take part In this important
matter.
The members of Court Burbank put on
the oriental degree last night A large
delegation from this city left the Arcade
depot at 1885 p. m. and went In body to
Burbank. There were number of candi-
dates among the number from this city,
also number of the residents of Bur-
bank. The candidates crossed the hot
sands of the desert in good old time STYLE
All appeared to feel that they received
their moneys worth. The Burbank breth-
ren guaranteed to deliver the goods or re-
fund the money. No refund was called
for
~
Court Temple Tuesday night, after
thoroughly debating the different clauses
of the report submitted by the commit
tee appointed to Investigate the feasibility
Of adding the hospital benefit to the many
other benefits of the court, unanimously
adopted the report as read, which author
ICES the trustees to close an agreement
with the Pacific hospital, which is in
every respect a first class hospital and
becoming the high standard of the l. o. f.
-
Companion Court Los Angeles gave
dance Thursday night which was q sue
cess socially and financially The hall
was comfortably filled with merry
dancers. Refreshments were also served.
Court Harmony held pleasant and en-.
5oyable meeting Friday night. A short
business session was held, followed by
social whist.
To every Forester we extend the COM
pliments of the season and wish one and
all merry Christmas and a happy and
prosperous New Year May our order and
its individual members enjoy during the
coming year the blessings of advance
ment, harmony and prosperity. May we
one and all start the New Year with the
firm determination to advance the prin-
ciples of mutual aid and support. Let us
cooperate for each others good and well
fare and recognize that the most sue
cessful way of accomplishing this end is
through the channels OF brotherhood ever
keep in mind that the true brotherhood of
man is akin to the fatherhood of God he
whom we recognize in our teachings and
principles as our Supreme Chief. So mote
it be.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

ing was unusually well attended on ac-
count of the great popularity of the host
and hostess in Royal Court circles Mr.
Wright is one of the three incorporators
of the order and was it's first royal scriv-
ener, and at present holds the position
of royal ners-ld. Mrs. Wright is the Sec
retary treasurer of the Good Samaritan
club and ore of its most enthusiastic
workers. After the prizes were awarded
refreshments were served, and at late
hour the festivities came to an end amid
chorus of good wishes for the clubs
continued 81 ccess and a merry Christ
mas and happy New Year for all present.
-
On account of the next meeting dat.
Of Los Angeles Assembly No. falling on
Christmas night, 1t has been decided to
hold no meeting this week. The nex'
meeting will be held on New Years
night. The officers of this assembly
will be installed at a public meeting or
January 20.
81
The Royal Guards of Assembly No. 2
will give a colonial masquerade bali
February %.
Pico Assembly No. entertained its
members and friends with progressive
whist at Its han las. Monday evening.
January the assembly will entertain
with dancing and cards. Commencing
in January the ladies of No. will enter
tain at The ..all with five hundred" on
the second and fourth Monday afternoon
of each IT onth.
Belvedere assembly No. "a were hon
ored with visit from. Royal Chancellor
Sam j. Chapperband Royal CounseIlo, !,
Hon MatfcOn n
evening. The meeting was a great sue
cess In every way, and under the good
of the order interesting addresses were
made by The visiting officers and many
of the members.
At the Aclose of the meeting all lrepare I
to the banquet hall where the ladies' ha.1
prepared bountiful supply Of cake and
coffee like mother used to make The
officers elect will be publicly installed BY
the offc rs and guards of No. January
13.
-
Crescent Assembly No. Is gave a
tamala supper after the regular meeting
Friday night, at which several candi
dates were received as members. Begin
ming Monday, January 8, q whist party
will be given each month thereafter for
the benefit of friends who may be inter-
ested in the order.
-@t-
California assembly. "the stay bunch"
is planning some big things in the way Of
membership contests for the new year
IS
John N. Hunt. member of the royal
advisory board of the Royal Court, wh
Is we'll known as the popular county
treasurer. leaves next Saturday for a two
weeks sojourn around the bay. Courties
Hunt will be accompanied by Lady Hunt
and together they will visit Oakland
Assembly No. 25 on January 8.
Eight Of the leading officers elect OF
No. 2 met Tuesday night and made plans
for the doubling of the membership Of
their assembly during their six months
term of office.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
A Real Wonderland

South. Dakota, with its rich silver.
mines. bonanza farms, wide Eanges ard
strange natural formations. is a verit-
home of Mrs. e. D. Clapp. a wonderflIi
case of healing has lately occurred Her
son seemed near death with lung and
throat trouble. ''Exhausting coughing
smells occurred every. five minutes. !"
..ites Mrs Clapp. when began giving
LII. Kings New Discovery. the great
medicine, that saved his life and COM
nleteIy cured him" Guaranteed for
coughs and colds, throat and lung trou-
bles. BY Dean Drug Co. druggists; SOC
and $780, Trial bottle free
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

OF work.
La Grande lodge is the only one in Los
Angeles composed Of men only, and con-
tains over 900 members, and a desire
arises to help its members In preference
to outsiders And to this end headquar-
ters have been established at room 301,
Copp building, 21S South Broadway, with
Alex Wood. the genial treasurer of the
lodge. as manager.
Brother A. c. Moore, organizer. is "a
jolly good fellow and he is expected to
be much in evidence among the boys
after the new year. Then watch us
grow"
Following are the officers elected for
the next term: L. e. Morrill,, past presi-
dent; Harvey Clement. president; e. r.
M Pierce. vice president; Alex Wood,
treasurer; John F. Mullin, secretary; G.
z. Anderson, M. of A.; ]. e. Smith. ser
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
pAsAI,AgA lists

Claude Bid s Of Loa Angels will speak
at the Soci lsl nall WEES. Colorado
street, tonig all oclocR,
On Thurs S aYenlpa Dec mber 20
there will b chrhinaa ie at the
Socialist hal hecltatipns aet songs oy
the children ein E5rrn thu ch part of
the program santa C'lana ~. pro"iseu
to be presen pau q G'ea i.A Is ahtici-
pated by bo yornT a5iQ
News com ~ FaeN tne So
cialists of irallt eiected
their full Tic o.e andidate.
r. is also I'd utQa 3osialis has been
elected rege " .l7 NeA "a state
university.
Comrade iffs g1iu''.'l 70 mem
bership In tn egiAan lsA tne 'et business
meeting.
Both the b rsH Ar lan's So
ciaiist union arA the Dick
military bill en9 asii matter
-up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Fremont camp initiated four candi-
dates last Monday night and eleven new
applicants were pledged for January. A
banquet followed the initiation
-
January s Pico camp officers will be
initiated b. Past Consul A. f. Borden
assisted by the officers and team VI
Fremont camp
Tomorrow night the joint Christina
festival of Fremont camp and Poinsetta
circle will be held at the new Woodmap
hall, 1854 South Spring street. consid
cradle preparation has been made to In
sure q S ccessful meeting. The families
OF Fremont camp and Pionsettia circIo
are invited to be present and presents
will be distributed to- all the children.
s.
La Fiesta camp will hold its Christ
mas tree party tomorrow night In the
w. o. w. hall, Mercantile place. All
camps snd circles are invited. Last
years Christmas tree by this camp was
a pronounced success, and the ente"-
tainment tomorrow night will hold up
that standard. "A splendid time is as
sured all Who attend.
s.
Vernon camp Is in the lead when IT
comes 10 visiting other camps 1t no "
has seven engagements to fill during jan
>sary and February among the other city
camps One camp is visited weekly.
-
Covina and Azusa camps will hold a
Joint class initiation in January. Abou.
thirty candidates have been examined
and are anxio isly awaiting the chance to
show their bravery in riding the Wood
man goat.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
\ FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

An effort is being made by
La Grande lodge No. 8 of
the Fraternal Brotherhood
to establish a method where
by the members of the lodge
may receive special aid In
securing employment for
those of the lodge in need