Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-16

the work of the Odd Fellows for fifty
consecutive years and showed badge de,
noting that fact. Upon invitation said
Mr. Barnes, Il shall soon go to Columbia,
Ga, to preside over the grand lodge
there. After that l shall go to Baltimore,
where the first Odd Fellows lodge was
established in 1873"
Miss Anne Newsalt of Alma Rebekah
lodge, Owatonna, Mimi, daughter OF
Judge J, Newsalt, past grand master, 3
attending the grand lodge; Miss NeWsalt
expects to return next month to attend
the Minnesota grand lodge, much i'm
proved in health.
tuna lodge, Eureka, is active in the work
of the Odd Fellows. He said yesterday:
II placed in nomination George A:
Knight for United States senator in the
fight between he and Flint. l worked
under the administration of Governor
Gage and was and am now very friendly
with him. 1 took an active part In the
nomination of Gov. Gillett.
A. R. Lord of Oustomah lodge, Nevada
City, is high up Odd Fellow Of thirty
wonderful CITY," said Mr.. Lord. 1T is
here. The riots and mobs in San Fran
cisco are terrible. The people seem TO- up
hold them, and what are we to do?"
N. w. Bennetts of the same lodge is
also attending the grand lodge. He is
one of the supervisors of his county and
is purchasing county supplies here when
the push of Los Angeles people and ad-
mire the scarcity of saloons in compari-
son to those in the northern Cities" said
Mr.. BennettS.
r ]. smithson of Yerba Buena lodge,
San Francisco is the past president Of
the San Francisco Veterans association
Francisco is demoralized with the strikes
and riots. think the troops ought to
have beer. called out long before this 10
stop the, foolishness," he said.
at.1 A Trntb bnE of nrifT Grrn
bordinate lodge chairs. when 1 was in
Los. Angeles twenty-five years ago, 1
but 1 am like many other, and didn't
C. A Irvine of Conto lodge, who re-
sides at Willetts, is a prominent odd Eel
is also prominent in the Rebekah circles.
In speaking of the disturbances in San
Francisco, Mr.. Irvine said: 1T is my
opinion that the the .h troops l must be. called
w. o. Blinn of Donner lodge, Truckee,
is district deputy of district No. 5S.
when 1 was in Los Angeles twenty-five
years ago, the Pico house was consid-
cred monster and when | was here six
teen years ago the Westminster hotel,
a huge affair then, was being built. Just
think of the great changes"
H. P. jameson of Valley lodge. Lincoln,
was in Los Angeles twenty-five years
ago. He is overwhelmed with the changes.
In speaking of the fruit industry In his
section Mr.. Janesen said that the recent
cold and wet weather were damaging to
the deciduous fruits.
John Davis of Auburn lodge joined the
Odd Fellows on his twenty-first birthday
in Providence. R. l., and says he is proud
of it, "I am much surprised" said Mr..
Davis, LOS Angeles is hustling city"
]. C. Hill Of Chandler lodge. Oklahoma.
is visitor here. He is pleased with the
conditions of the new state, but expressed
a great inclination to settle in Los An
Fred w. Bradford of Chorro lodge, San
hS rH tpn qRsPo fo Los Is mSSe Hngees esshed with his
A. Behrend of Apollo lodge is the dis
trict deputy of district No. 55. This is
my first trip here, and Los Angeles beats
Behrend.
n. Quiraly of Covenant lodge, Forrest
HILL has been an Odd Fellow for forty
years. This is his first visit to Los Ange-
les.