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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

.. +. Pealer, district dep
30 uty of district No. IS, will
Sinstall the officers of Alta
lodge next Monday night, Semi-Tropir
Tuesday night, West End Wednesday
night, Acme Friday night and Rising Sun
Wednesday night, January 10. lie in
stalled officers of America lodge last
Thursday night
Commercial and Good win lodges held
a joint installation of officers last Thurs
day night.
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Wilbur
Lothrop of district No. % installed the Of
ficers of Magnolia encampment last
Thursday night and Orange Grove en-
campment Friday night, He will Install
Enterprise ladge next Friday night
s.
Col. H. S. Brown of the Third regiment,
p. M, will install the officers of River
side canton and will hold the annual in
spection Monday, January H. This 10
open to the public.
-
There will be joint. public installation
of all the officers of the several branches
of the order at San Diego on the night
of January 10. Col Fl. s, Brown will
hold the annual inspection OF the canton.
All the high officers Of the order are ex-
pected to be present.
81
Col. c. IA. Weaver of Gen Raineys
staff, assisted by Col. II. $. Brown ana
staff, will muster in new, canton at
San Luis Obispo January 49,
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&Gts mel - D. S Saaries' 1 la, 0U1
Conn; e. e. Hendricks,
Sheridan, Wyo.
Every Knights of Pythias lodge in the
state has been made acquainted with
the financial benefits to accrue through
an investment made in Knights of Pyth-
las Hall association stock. The associa-
ton purchased : lot on Sixteenth street
between Hill and Grand avenue for
S10500, which has enhanced in value one
fourth of that amount, upon which is to
be erected a four-story building, intended
to be t best equipped Pythian castle
on the Pacific coast. The materials will
be steel ard stone with the best modern
ideas as to lighting heating, ventilation,
etc. The capital stock of the association
is 100000 and a limiCod number of shares
have been placed on the market at $40
each. Several hundred shares have been
sold to purchasers who believe the in
vestment to be safe and an income pro-
Queer.
The name Marathon-Los Angeles lodge,
No. 1872, K. of p seems to look good to
the members of both Marathon and Los
Angeles lodges and everything tends to-
ward the consolidation of the two in the
near future. The members of Marathon
lodge are to vote on the proposition
Tuesday night, January IA.
, *
Gauntlet lodge held its regular meeting
Monday night and four applications were
presented.
The new buttons are winners. and even
though the boys wear a gauntlet the
glad hand which they extend to all visit
ors has been the means of procuring
many card members within the past few
months.
The slogan of this lodge now is -Four
hundred members before January. 1909 "
If the efforts of the officers-elect and
the members in general count for any.
thing the mark will be a walkover. Under
the good of the order Brother Wiley
Jones. the retiring c. c., in very
pointed and slvery" way on behalf OF
the members of the lodge, was presented
with a dime and pin" to which he re-
sponded very feelingly and hoped that
1t would stick by him as did the mem
bers during his term of office Fl. Schaff-
ner, G. K. of R. and s.. was present and
gave the boys a lengthy talk upon the
prosperous condition of the order. The
members always appreciate a visit from
our old war horse
$
Gauntlet company No. 30, U. R.. attend
ed the regimental meeting in full force
and they claim that they can hold their
own with any company in the regiment
when it comes to beans and bareback.
| s.
The installation of officers of Gauntlet
lodge will take place Monday night.
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year and gave a dance as the inaugural
event All present expressed the wish
that 1t would be just the first of series.
The Fraternal Brotherhood enjoyed a
marked prosperity during December. II
holds the record as being the second big
gest month in the history of the order.
Sixteen hundred and sixty certificates
were written during the month. The only
month with more to its credit is July,
with 205l
Santa Monica Lodge No. 1873 celebrated
Christmas in true old-fashioned style,
with tree that held present for every
body in attendance. The escort team
gave a fancy drill for entertainment and
are pronounced very proficient in military
tactics
Los Angeles Lodge No l witnessed It's
officers inducted into office by the cour-
tesy of the officers and escort team of
of January 2. The installation was pub
lie, and was an affair enjoyed by all
participants
Star Lodge No. 400 was the recipient OF
installation courtesy at the hands OF
Royal California No 400 on Thursday
evening, January .. The second seemed
to be a fayorite date for ceremonies. Il.
s. McDougal. president IF Star Lodge No.
400 was presented with past presidents
jewel In token OF faithful services rem
dered that lodge as its presiding officer.
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7 !. ! !. !. : !
MM "a ments for the installation
~ E PA of its officers next Wednes-
EfH/A\ wa day evening. Past Com
EEtilfhsHT mander William Brooks
Ej will have charge of the
skt93ESEsE| cerem onies and will be as
NSst$4Rc4s$ sisted by the members of
%SsgAssb division No of the uni
form rank, After the installation there
will be dancing and card paying. Mem
bers of the order and their friends are
cordially invited to be present.
=
The report of the supreme record keep
er for the month of November shows that
the order has a net balance of Sc, l22, OO502,
all of which amount, with the exception OF
$584000, is invested in government, state
and municipal bonds. During the year
1907 the order paid out over S4OeO,OOO in
settlement of death benefit claims.
s.
The ladies of Hive No. will give a card
party at Burbank hall on Wednesday
evening
William ]. Bryan has the following to
say about fraternal insurance: mo man
has the right to assume the RESPONSE
bilities of marriage without making some
provision for those he loves against the
contingencies of death, and these frater-
mites give young men opportunities TO
make these provisions While l was a lit
tie late In commencing, l have been for
some years a firm believer in life insur-
ance, and 1 consider fraternal insurance
as valuable any, from the fact that 1t
protects the home of the poor man, the
home of the young married man without
any income except small salary; and II
this Insurance could not be HAD thousands
would be left destitute when the bread
winner laid down the burden of his life.
The value and necessity for life insur-
ance has been brought home to tens and
hundreds of thousands of citizens of this
nation through membership In fraterni-
ties. One of the most commendable fea-
lures of the fraternal beneficiary system
is that all members are taught not only
to visit the sick, to help the destitute, but
to have a tender care for the widowed
and orphaned. When we remember how
a helping hand in time of need may
change a child from a downward to an
upward course, when we remember how
many kind words have been spoken, how
many kind acts have been DONE how
many unostentatious charities have been
practiced through the inspiration of fra
ternities, we can imagine some of the
benefits that follow in the wake of men,
bership in these societies"
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Ivanhoe homestead No. 141S for some time
and he is always ready to assist in gath
ering in new members. He will make
most excellent presiding officer.
IS
The public installation of officers TOOK
place New Years night at lvanhoe home
stead No 14lS, Brotherhood of American
Yeomen. Friends and visiting archers
from other homesteads witnessed the GER
emony. The crowd was larger than usual
and Ivanhoe gatherings are always we'll
attended.
DR.. II. B. B. Montgomery, past honor
able foreman, acted a. installing officer
and l.. G. Price as guide. The officers
for 1908 are: DIR. Fl. F. True, honorable
foreman; George w. Stamm, master OF
ceremonies; Minifred b. Rogers, CORE
spondent; d. C. Sullivan, master of ac-
counts; Elda b. Larse, chaplain; Nellie
G. Eager, Lady Rebekah; Gertrude Lar
sen. Lady Rowena: c. Amber Rogers.
overseer; Ellie Durham, assistant over
seer; Otto McEwan, Waterman; William
Schneiwind. sentinel; DIR. r. Fl. Fitz-
gerald guard; Carl r. Horn, pianist, and
Katherine zengerle, editor
When the new officers were duly in.
stalled, Hon. Foreman II. F. True mado
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MAIN street. L ne evening WAS given over
to a musical entertainment and dance.
and the committee of arrangements had
also made preparations in the banquet
hall to entertain all visitors who did
not dance at cards. Pretty prizes were
awarded.
There was a large attendance and the
evening was one continuous round OF
pleasure. Refreshments were served at
II o'clock and then dancing was again
INDUCED in until 1890.
At u o'clock the entertainment COM
mittee furnished a novelty in the form
of little girl dressed to represent the
New Year, passing around among those
assembled and presenting each one with
slip prophecying somt bit of good for
time for them for the coming year.
Juanita council. while still a youngster.
Is TO be very much complimented and
some of the older councils must look To
their laurels if they wish to maintain
their regulations for giving enjoyable en-
tertainments and dances.
Juanita council No. 1541 will hereafter
meet every Tuesday evening at p. m.
in its new quarters at BURBANK nall ef9
South Main street.
Los Angeles council No. 1877, Knights
and Ladies of Security, have entered
membership contest for the 500 offered
by the national council to the member
securing the most members during the
first three months of the year.
We are very sorry to learn that our
deputy past president, Sister Neal, is on
the sick list.
past President Sister Sebastian and
Trustee A. p McManon are both very
nroud of their new gold watches, re-
wards for their zeal in the last member
ship contest.
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SWEDISH SOCIETY

The Swedish So
,iety Nordstjernan
lodge No. LOG. Order
of Vasa, had a New
Years wake for the
members and their
friends last Tues
day night at their
hall (Nos q, SIT
South Broadway.
After the meeting
was called to order
by the chairman,
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IN &EESA5W the following officers fol
81 u. the term ending December
.NtEH1W2S 81. 1908 The services were
w NJ conducted by tie deputy
~ @ w Brother Robe.t Black, as
sisted by the grand seer cary as grand
guide and Fred N. Yale: Regent d. M
Carroll; vice regent D. K. Sherwood
orator, o. X. Carr; past regent, c. c.
King; secretary, L. NJ Cleveland; col
lector, G. A. Kessler; treasurer. II. A
Lohlker; chaplain, George E. Baldwin,
guides, NJ. A. Frazier, ]. f. Sheads; SEN
try, H. NJ Lockett; trustee three years
]. l.. Fleming. After the installation q
banquet was given to the members and
visitors
Elysian council No. 1779 has elected the
following officers, who will be installed
on Thursday evening. January %, by the
deputy Brother II. Greenwalt, assisted
by the grand officers: Regent. w. W.
MCLEAN: vice regent, L. H. Parsons; or
ator, j. e. Brown; past regent, james
Gregory; secretary, P. A. Kelly; collect
or, N B. ireland; treasurer, G. l.. David.
son; chaplain, George McClean guide
w. H. Brown; warden, A. Schwamm
sentry, 7. B. Hayes; trustees, j. II. LIE
Sage, Frank P. Flint.
s.
On Monday evening California councl
will install officers at it's hall, corner
Sixteenth and Main streets. The Los An
geles degree team will also meet in bust
ness session. The Royal Mystics will a.
this meeting arrange for a general bust
ness meeting in the near future to cleo
board of directors and officers. An
nouncement of the date will be given il
due season.
3
Brother Edward Frazel member Of
Los Angeles council, died last Thursday
and the funeral services will be held a
the undertaking parlors of Bresee Broth
ers, 855 South Figueroa street, at 1:3
o. m today All members of the order
are requested to attend. The services a.
the grave will be conducted by the of
fcers of Los Angeles council No. 1889.
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h.. IA 7 Fremont camp. 43Sh South
Y "U"X Spring street, at o'clock,
NN1SN 4kS4sSy and Vernon camp, Akey' s
&stSpt}SSW hall, later in the evening.
The officers of Fremont
camp to be installed are as follows Con-
sui commander George Sowell; adv. lieu
tenant. C. M. Thompson; banker, II. H.
Hayward; clerk, A F. Borden; managers,
John Helen, C. M. Marieau and W. j.
Tummonds; escort, j. f. Fl. Webster;
Waterman, A E. Normal sentry, f. M.
Livingston; physicians, DIR. r. A. Camp
bell, DR.. Ralph HaGan and DR.. II. c.
Stinchfeld; musicians, Charles Ward.
George Isbell and w. II. Potter; captain
of team, Wesley NJ. Dunn. A banquet
will follow the installation.
*
Last Wednesday evening the officers of
Lauristinus circle were installed by Past
Guardian Marie Gothals in an impressive
manner. -Four candidates were Initiated
and refreshments were served.
.
Tuesday evening the officers of Poin-
settia circle will be installed by Past
Guardian Mrs. George Bonner, assisted
by the guard of Golden State circle.
These guards have the reputation of be-
ing the best drilled body of young ladies
in the state, and the members and officers
of Poinsettia circle are to be congratu-
lated III having an opportunity to wit
ness their work.
3
Wednesday evening, January s. the Off
GERS of Pico camp will be installed by
Past Consul Commander A. T.. Borden,
assisted by the team of Fremont camp.
All members of the city camps are in
vited to be present. Refreshments will
be served.
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Clansman and Fair Lady Dagley of
Bonnie Doone castle, Lincoln, Neb. were
special guests of the castle at the social.
Next Thursday evening the castle will,
install its officers preceding which a class
of fifteen candidates will be initia ted.
State Deputy Frank Swiggard will install
the officers.
Deputy Swiggard is spending several
days in San Diego organizing a new cas-
tie in the southern city. He will return
rext week. During his absence Mrs.
Swiggard mas been attending to his duties
in Los Angeles.
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ROYAL HIGHLANDERS

Fern castle, Royal High
landers, gave a peasant
social evening last Thurs
day in Maple hall. when
cards and dancing were
the pleasures of the even
ing.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Tuesday evening, Deoem
Der 81. was the scene Of
an enjoyable time. 1t was
the occasion of the first
meeting of Juanlta council
No. 1871 in it's new home
at Burbank hall. 542 South
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Visitors at Marathon
lodge at the last meeting
were c. II. Eagle, Column
bia, Pa; David Martin,
Ironton, Ohio; d. J. Hum
mel, 81. Charles, Ill; col.
G.. IL. Stibbs, Hartford,
Conn; e. e. Hendricks,
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FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Korbels hall at First and
State streets was the scene
of a gala affair on Wednes-
. day evening, January 1.
1908. The ladies of Boyle
Heights Lodge No. 249 took
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BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

DR.. Herbert F. True, of
SrS{Ahe firm of Drs. True AZ
!. ]" !. !: !" !.
ny Mummert, installed as fore
81 man of the banner home
mi sted of California. is an en-
Ml stead of California. is an en-
~ man. He has been closely
~ identified with the RAPID
growth and progress of
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ROYAL ARCANUM

~ - Angeleno council No. 170S
!: :: !: 8 8; !: !
&&a. installed on Friday evening
IN EEESA3& the following officers for
l&ESas5fXlz. the term ending December
.NlEe1WGS 81. 1908 The services were
w conducted by tie deputy,
~ EM w Brother Robert Black as
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WooDMEN OF THE WORLD

~ Tomorrow night 7. Clinton
Veale, head adviser, will Of
EA:3 ficiate at two installations,
Z IN = Fremont camp, 43Sh South
Y U"X Spring street, at o'clock,
~NnAN, 4ks9sSJ and Vernon camp, Akey' s
<SstXDtIsp~ hall, later in the evening.
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KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

Los Angeles tent No.
has completed arrange
ments for the installation
of it's officers next Wednes-
day evening. Past Com
mander William Brooks
| will have charge of the
ceremonies and will be as
sisted by the members OF
division No. 2 of the uni
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VILLAGERS LYNCH
 SEVERAL DIGNITARlES

hrcu abandoned and the msfehaul Hn- hirricadug uhemsrgscs in the torcv and hiding tbeir famaies Many Ht fleeing from thc country d. fat a= they can get away
 The sultan has mol been seen on thn streets Tor several days His dH2 drive. which formerly a-fe taken ee- cry afteruuou have beeu abandoned II Is believed that be feaf# lr.aehea uu the parl af hif ,#sart
 x report uaa circulated today to thf effect that two thousand rifles had been purchased by tne iead.r- of tEs rebels and that a concerted attack on thr sultaa.z palace haz sasa planned
 All If the foreign diplomats are watching the Froceedings With th. gravest interest.
 A crowd of iufuriated villagers lhis morning called upon Erus.L the man who robbed lhc president pf tho legis- latiyc council and promptly murdered him, throwing his badF mto thr sea.
 The =HtaH's grand tfzirr. the rft-=i- dent uf the stale cuuueH and all of tla members of the cabinet have resigned
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MAY BE iN 0PERATE0N
 AGAIN BEFORE EAANY DAYS

An.r sasaWlaliu. aH kmda or m f7fs-,n eb-ttrlr# w. j. Nrr1~. Jhe faana.,fef Nou, N#He Company ' few dlys 5V". mau1rrd to get ths he dr.tHs m toHhau eraet in rr# a.Hs .mt.f. hW ,,rh lHiz #amue a aaat aat Hf ha#i.r.= aezfas 9ad aHs #.de. of iI=i= aaa >ua ii about taeals fert -r yatsr auil, Inc afHer i. r,at- Ha ou T zrHitl dam. il i badiE norrea ffl. t.l.. veafsf. fHa buss aFaH which t H Heated Ha=.t lfa.- Fels= it d.. f#H th,rr u5r ae ot.,r d7Hae Which, aynr to lhe f1rl lHat raiti" ur tn. machine zuhmrrarl. hrvr Htt trt hrru discovered.
 fhr hia Haa me uae nmrIus with perfect nputlna about iuss ".alatt This u"railH. amt w.,s mu2IUe eott-
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SPLENDID RETURNS FROHd GOLD BOTTOM ORE
NEW SHAFT SHOWS
 EXCELLENT GOLD VALUES

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iIusset's Special Service.

fb9SSt . oPeClat oufstSet
 CuNsTANTlNurLE. Aug r ConstantiuoIde is on the verge uf a revolution, and thousands of villagefs arr armHg themselves ln order to ossr- throw the sultan. Ever since the sign Ing If the constitution the greatest possible disyontrnt has existed. and rohhtrirs. plIagr and murder have been all every day occurrence.
 The authorities arr unable ro earr with the rebels. and owing to the H. feeling between the sultan and his mini ter=. there Is 10 doubt that the trouble will grow much worse
 This morning hand of insurrec- ti"utsts. must of whom are recruited from the lowest classes. eutrapped F"}i Fashi. relative, uf the sultan. and Ali Een Yarsu. former minister of finance. as they were coming from their morning prayers in the kiosk, and haneed them to q telegraph puic. riddline rhc bodies With shots from their t,voksrs
 Tine attempt tn enforce the law has
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WHITES AND ESKlMOS WORKING
 IN SIBERIAN PLACER MINES

Iaf-' Itndehcrg. the rre-id.ut of l., Pioneer MWtm GouHens. r.ae ea some this morning ou fhv eho"nrr r.iHa. affsr having sFeH about q month iu thr Au1dir country. siberia where he is interested iH a trsy lrast of mining ground. un .ub-IraS. from tho Northwestern Siberia Company.
 \ rcrert was circulated this morning tu the effect that some very -tarllms developments had taken place in ai- horia and that Liudrhrfs had come Jo >omc for the purpose of aifml lla
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SCHOONER ENCOUNTERS
 ICE IN ARCTIC OCEAN

That the ice is late III leaving the Arctic this year IS evidenced in the
 flet that Inc schooner sophia Jnhueun- which reached this bort this m"rnus from Srh,ria with load If ful-. eu- eauutered huge ice haes all the #WaY from East cape To Cape Serge. on the Siberian coast aGd return. The Vessel had the greatest difficulty in getting through and once or twice narrowly e--
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