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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

up for nearly twelve months. The
present membership is past the 2O(
mark, and by January, 1909, expect to
have at least 400 clansmen attached tC
it's castle. There are many Highland
ers from the east who have located
here, and we are desirous of having
them unite with us. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all visiting clans
men and ladies to visit our castle
Maple hall, Fraternal Brotherhood
building. and become better acquainted
for we will surely make you feel al
home. Mrs. ]. f. Coy of Nochmaber
castle of Fort Collins, Colo, was a
visitor to our castle Thursday.
At the close of meeting John c.
Mahin, assisted by Mrs. Estell Hard
ing, added greatly to the evenings en-
1oyment by rendering several musica
selections. Unfortunately there is quite
number of our members on the sicl
list, but we trust that they will soon
be able to resume their former voca-
tions and also attend our meetings
which are always interesting. Some
thing doing all the time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

~ Goodwill lodge visited
sn~ ~9 Hollywood lodge last
Tuesday night. The ini-
tiatory degree was conferred upon
three candidates. The principal speak
ers were Past Grand Master W. A.
Bonynge, District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Russell and Past Grand Master
Odell.
Semi-Tropic lodge will confer the
second degree upon ten candidates next
Tuesday night.
Los Angeles lodge will give instruc-
tions in the second degree next
Wednesday night.
Goodwill lodge will initiate several
candidates next Thursday night.
Orange Grove encampment will con-
fer the patriarchial degree next Friday
night.
Fraternity Rebekah lodge will hold
it's monthly social next Tuesday night.
4 ST. Patricl1s dance in costume will
be enjoyed. A big thine is expected.
Everybody invited.
Paloma Rebekah lodge will close its
whist contest of four nights next
Wednesday night. Prizes will be
awarded
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Wednesday night Ivanhoe will have
jumbo class initiation, for 1t is ex-
pected that there will be at least twen-
ty candidates to enter the ranks of
Yeomanry. Winfrey b. Rogers, the To-
cal district deputy, has been buster
than pig in clover getting in new
members, and to say she has been sue
cessful would not be in it. for she has
been unusually so. OF course she did
not wait for things to come her way,
but got in and hustled. DR.. II. B. r.
Montgomery has been working over
time the last ten days I'm examining
applications. but he is doing 1t gratis.
simply because he offered to any mem
ber bringing I'm two applicants that he
would remit the fee. and guess he will
be glad when the ten-day limit is up
Anyone making a proposition in Ivan
hoe homestead had better be careful
what he offers for If it is good 1t will
be taken up, for there are no dead ones
in this homestead.
California homestead, 174S. held an
enjoyable meeting Friday night. Eight
new members were initiated. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
dancing and a general good time. A
vote of thanks was rendered the enter
tainment committee on their good work
during the past month. On account of
Lady Rowena. Mrs. T. H. Gray. being
absent in San Francisco, the same com
mittee will act for next month. A spe-
cial vote of thanks was rendered Fre-
mont Scott for his work in securing the
attendance in body of company No. T.
Captain Grimes uniform rank. Frater-
nal Brotherhood, on our last social
night.
Next Friday evening being social
night, a grand prize ball will be given.
Tickets will be given at the door. the
lucky number winning a suitable prize.
H. B. Kiser, Mrs. LIE Prid and FIRE.
mont Scott will constitute the enter
tainment committee for this function.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Wednesday night, April 29, the council
will give a complete exemplification of
the secret work of the order, to which
every member of the order in the city
will be invited. The following commit
tee was appointed to have full charge
of arrangements; Sir Knights Farmi-
loe Mills, Koric and Robert and Lady
Robert Lady Shipman (prelate), who
has been seriously i'll, was reported on
the road to recovery. Wednesday,
March 25, this council will give an open
meeting and social for it's members and
friends. This will be strictly invita-
ton affair and members wishing invi-
tations for their friends can obtain
same from the secretary of the council
next Wednesday night at our hall, i'm
Lindley hall, 1905 South Main street or
from President Lee, 413 East Fifty
second street. Dancing, card playing
and refreshments will occupy your at
tention for the evening. Come.
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here to participate in the coming con-
test between this tribe and Mojave that
was to take place April Is. Unless this
tribe is able to pick up some good men
to fill the vacancy shortly the contest
in all probability will be postponed
We would like to see a large representa-
tion of the membership out to tribe
meeting tomorrow night and arrange
a plan whereby this contest will not
go by default. Visiting chiefs and
brothers invited
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VASA ORDEN AT u. S. A.

Nordsjernan lodge No. 106
held a very interesting
meeting Tuesday night.
The attendance was very
good. The committee is
still working on the by
laws, and it will not be
long before they will be
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

- Elaborate preparations
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M& have been made to greet
.&y Supreme Chancellor Barnes
HSEyANpP of Illinois on his arrival In
%S$TSSeeW the city Monday morning
0%&SkM0, and during his stay here'
9 Mrs. Barnes will accom-
pany the supreme cham
cellor, and Grand Chancellor Short Is
also expected to be with the party.
A committee composed of members
of nine different lodges of the city
and vicinity will arrange for the
method of entertainment Monday
evening there will be parade OF
knights and the Third regiment, Uni
form Rank Knights of Pythias, which
will form in line at Pythian castle, los
North Spring street. The line OF
march, to be led by platoon OF police
and a military band, will be up First
to Broadway, Broadway to Sixth, TO
South Spring to the Alexandria hotel,
from where the high officials will be
conducted to Ellzs' hall, where the re-
ception will be held. Judge w. II.
Morris will deliver the address of well
come, which will be responded to Dy
Supreme Chancellor Barnes. Gauntlet
lodge will hold it's session In the hall,
admission to which will be secured only
by knights being in possession of the
password.
Col K. A. Miller, accompanied by
Adj. r. L. Mueller and Lieut.. h. l..
Dunlap, were present at the election
of officers of company A, U. r. K. p,
at Long Beach, on the evening OF
March 6. Allen c. Walker was elected
captain. Col. Miller speaks in praise
of the efficiency attained by conf
pany A.
The largest class of tyros in the his
tory of AL Borak temple No. 10. d. %.
X. X, will be conducted over the not
sands at Pythian castle on the night or
April "a, and interesting preparations
are being made to give them warm
reception.
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ODRER OF PENDO

Star council will give a
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served.
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this entertainment will go toward
defraying the expense of sending
delegates to the department meeting
at Vallejo, Cal, that convenes in May.
A pleasing program will be rendered,
consisting of songs, buck and wing
dances, monologue and character
sketches by local talent who have in
times gone by carried a rifle in their
countrys service and the protection of
the flag. The public is invited, and is
assured a treat.
Roosevelt camp will entertain all SOL
diers of the war with Spain with 4
banquet on the tenth anniversary of
declaration of war; Details of date and
where held later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

rank, and three applications by initia-
tion were received. The lodge is in
very prosperous condition and the
400 mark will, from all appearances. be
reached before the alloting time-Jan-
uary, 1909.
The progress committee is planning
an open meeting for next month, which
will eclipse anything yet given by the
order in Los Angeles.
Gauntlet company carried off the
ho1ors last week at Venice by win
ming the beautiful silk flag offered by
Santa Monica for the largest percent
age of sir knights of any company
present at the fair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN

Tehachapi tribe No.
1874 held an interesting
meeting at their council
fire Monday night at
Victoria wigwam, 125
South Spring street. 1t
is unfortunate, on ac-
count of the degree
team, that several of the
team members have left
the city for an indefinite
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
TRIBE OF BEN HUR

Simonides court No. 4
had a full ceremony
initiation Tuesday and
conferred the degrees
on eleven candidates.
There was a good at
tendance and a lively
meeting ge n er a | l y.
There Is a drawing at
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Golden City council No.
1862. K. l.. of S., held a
very interesting business
meeting on Wednesday
night. There was a good
attendance. Arrange
ments were completed for
nHnraAinna anrnnk On
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Gauntlet lodge held
a very enthusiastic
meeting Monday night.
Four pages were
proven in the esquire
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
ROYAL ARCANUM

Council No. 1647 Monday
night will give the first of
a series of whist parties
at it's hall, Sixteenth and
Main streets, to the men,
bers of the order, their
ladies and friends. Prizes
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

lar meeting Wednesday night Sew
eral candidates were initiated and the
members are loud in their praise of the
new ritualistic work Preceding the in
itiation division No. 2 of the uniform
rank was inspected by Major r. f.
Munsey. The major compimented the
division upon its neat appearance and
the proficiency shown by 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

Ivanhoe homestead. No.
141S, r. A. Y. gave anoth-
er open meeting and dance
Wednesday night. The us
ual crowd was there, and
you know what that means
"a large one. Carl +.
Hams orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS

The members of Roosevelt
camp, u. s. w. ", will give
a vaudeville performance at
it's hall in the I. o. o. F.
building, 2201a South Main
street, Thursday night,
March 26 Tho rrocaeds Of
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FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS
Alfred RenzOn. e

4 Alfred Benzon, champion card
~ - manipulation of the world, will
S$sG8X give one of his wonderful en-
|NS%N tertainments at East Gate hall,
Downey avenue and DAILY
street on the night of March %. The
proceeds will be applied to the East
Gate hall fund.
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prize at the close of the series.
D. d. G. r. Roy Ford and the grand
secretary paid a visit to Pasadena
council No. 1170 Friday night. The
matter of getting up a bowling team to
play the r. A. bowling team of Los
Angeles came before the meeting. This
council is making a special effort to
secure for membership all members of
the order living in Pasadena who be-
long to eastern councils. A special
committee has been appointed for that
purpose.
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Thursday night DR.. S. H. Boynton
will deliver an address before the MEM
bers of Los Angeles council No. 1889
on Scientific Research" The doctor is
very able speaker and members of
the order should make it a point to
attend this meeting
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

The report of the supreme record
keeper for the year 1907 shows that
there were 28.S40 members admitted,
carrying insurance to the amount of
$21, ,S10,250. The net balance lon hand
was $7,022. .617,21, showing an increase
during the year of $1,24S,521. The
amount received from interest during
the year was $240,276.
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UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Morton grove No. so
meets every Monday night
i'm Druids' hall. Monday
night two ovates were
given the bard's degree,
one application for MEM
bership was received, and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS

Fern castle No. 479
initiated three candi-
dates Thursday night,
This is not unusual for
Fern, for they have
been keeping this pace
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Pasadena tent No. is again demon
strating what 1t can do in the way of
securing new members. At it's meet
ing Monday night 1t had number OF
applications for membership. and also
conferred the ritualistic work upon sew
eral candidates. The boys say that
Deputy Great Commander Arbogast is
the right man in the right place.
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very interesting grove meeting. Nor
ton grove is beginning to show its
brightness and is fast coming to the
front.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Court Temple continued it's regular
program on Tuesday evening by the
initiation Of two candidates. Owing to
the stress of business on the last meet
ing night the initiatory night was
changed. In future limitations will
take place on the second Tuesday, and
the Tuesday preceding the last Tues
day of every month.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Court La Fiesta is to have one of its
big times tomorrow night, the 18th inst,
on the occasion of it's housewarming
in it's new hall on Pico street near
Flower. 1t is to be an open meeting,
and the high chief ranger and officers
of the high court will be present. All
Foresters and their friends are invited
to be present to congratulate Court La
Fiesta on this pleasant occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Court Mateo held it's regular meet
ing on Wednesday night and trans
acted considerable business. A commit
tee was appointed to make arrange
ments for another smoker very soon,
the date of which will be announced
in next Sundays Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Grand Warden C. o. Goldman visited
Sunset council last Thursday night, ac-
companied by several members of Cali
fornia council No. 1647 After the ses-
sion had closed the members visited
Morleys Spring street alleys, accom-
panied by the Dutch band" and spent
the balance of the evening bowling.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

The Regents and Orator association
held it's regular meeting Friday night
at the grand council office. At this
meeting arrangements were entered
into for the joint entertainment to be
given by t.e several councils in the
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

Sixty-five members of
20 NJ Goodwill lodge visited
sn~S ~9 Hollywood lodge last
Tuesday night The ini-
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IWooDMEN OF THE WORLD

La Fiesta camp No. 6S
had one of their old time
camp meets NJ o n d a Y
night. Three candidates
went over the rocky road
and through the milky
way. The degree team
put the can d d a { e s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
I WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

Vernon camp is getting
pretty lively, adopted six
candidates Tuesday, the
regular meeting night. and
also have some applica-
tions for next meeting
piCbt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

GeorEe Duzenbury will run as a dele
gate to the state convention from Vir-
non camp Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. Kelly
of California camp visited us and made
short remarks. District Deputy Bur-
CESS was also with us and made a
short speech under good and welfare.
The advisor of Sunset camp, the baby
camp of Los Angeles also made a
few remarks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Last Monday night Camp Fremont
initiated four candidates. and after the
candidates had travelled the rocky road
and been scorched by the hot sands of
the desert they, as well as all the other
members of the camp, were treated to
an oyster stew by the social COM
mittee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Court Occident had a record attend
ance at it's meeting this week, and its
hall was we'll filed 1t received a fra
ternal visit from a large delegation of
members of Courts Los Angeles and
Harmony, and pleasant evening was
spent by all.
1t is gratifying to find that these fra
ternal visits between courts are again
coming into vogue, and it is hoped that
much good will result.
Court Occident entertained its visit
ors in the way dear to the heart of all
true Foresters--by giving the initiatory
work to a class of initiates, and so
spreading the fraternal and benevo-
lent work of the order.
Just to show that the members are
loyal TO Brother Ireland, the court or
ganizer and to help celebrate the 18th
of March, the great day of Ireland, five
applications were put into the court.
The visitors concluded that Court
Occident is in fine condition and en-
1oyed their visit immensely.
Court Long Beach moved into its new
quarters, American avenue and Second
street, Saturday night and the mem
bers are delighted with the change
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS

Pasadena council,
No. IL, met in reg
ular session at Mac
cabee hall Tuesday
night. Five appll-
cations were re-
ceived.
A disturbance was
heard in the ante
room, and upon in
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sues &. N. FOR g..
T.. Big DAMAGES

Towner, N. D., Aug. 1s.--Papers
were filed in a big damage suit
against the Great Northern by Miss
Matte Pendroy of Towner, asking
damages in the sum of $25,500 for
personal injuries received two years
ago in an auto accident on the Main
street crossing. a2 >.a {,
L. B. Pendroy, father of the girl,
has also begun suit for SLIPS for
bills for medical treatment furnished
her prior to the time she became of
age. Ia. - E. ~ =
The case was filed in the district
court Of Ward county before Judge
Goss. Two years ago the same case
was tried in this county, only Mr..
Pendroy sued for damages sustained
to his auto. The jury gave him a
verdict but the railroad company ap-
pealed to the supreme court, where
the verdict was affirmed. Now per-
5sonal damages are asked for. Judge
Palda, D. J.. O'Connell and Chas. d.
Donnelly appear for the prosecution,
as in the former case.
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EASY MONEY
SpoRduIics Pouring Into Bry.
ans COmmODer and Thence
to Campaign Fund

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 49,
Over $500 has been turned into the
Democratic national campaign fund
up to date by William J. Bryan's Com,
moner, the proceeds of subscriptions
sent in directly to it by individuals,
clubs or newspapers. This amount
does not include any personal con
tributions by Mr.. Bryan nor receipts
for the publication of the paper over
and above the running expenses,
which the candidate for president has
promised to donate to the national
campaign.
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THE EEL
Wins Great Pacing Race
Breaking Three Rec
OrdS in 2:O2 IL

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-The
feature of the opening day of the
Grand Circuit meeting at the Hudson
River Driving park today was the 2:16
pace, in the first heat of which the
Eel went in 2:02 IL. He thus beat
the track race record, his own record,
and made the fastest mile paced in
the Grand Circuit this year. The Eel's
chief competitor was George Gano
The Eel won second and third.
Jack Leyburn won the 2:O9 trot
with comparative ease, after losing
the first heat by a break. This heat
went to Locust. Jack reduced his
record to 2:09k.
Geers won the 2:16 trot with Loyal,
after losing the first to Rallies.
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made to pay the cost Of the campaign
and forced contributions are being
levied, to be followed with others as
profits are obtained. $685.
The morganatic wife of Ortiz and
another woman in Choluteca were
levied on for $4,000 in silver each,
and Ell Monitor says that they will
be tried by court martial now in SEES
sion at Choluteca for aiding and
abetting insurgents; that they will
be punished the same as if they were
men. ,.. ...,. ...s.
Under the constitution of Honduras
women are not disqualified from vot-
ing, in fact strictly construed a wo.
man could be president by election,
or accidentally" if her followers
were strong enough. 1t remains to
be seen if she is eligible to be shot.
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Big CREAMERY *.
DISPOSED OF

Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 1S.-C. e.
MicElroy has bought the business and
creamery plant of the Minnesota and
Dakota Produce Co. in this city, the
transaction having been practically
completed today. The creamery has
been doing good business this spring
and summer, and has disposed of
large amount of butter to wholesale
dealers in the west. Local parties
will take hold and make permanent
enterprise of the creamery. The com
pany will be incorporated at once.
The shipments of butter from North
Dakota by Purchasing Agent Geo. w.
Brown this year will be very large.
Mr.. Brown has in 1908 bought and
shipped from this territory in this
part of the state to Seattle nineteen
cars of creamery butter. The demand
for North Dakota butter is steady and
there will be paid this summer for
that product by western purchasers
over $145,000 in cash. A good many
eggs haev also been collected and
shipped west, but there being no cold
storage plant at this point, traffic in
eggs has not reached the proportion
that it might otherwise. The James
town creamery has disposed of most
of the product to Seattle dealers.
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BURIED in THE
BURNING CELLAR

London, Ont, Aug. 1S.-Three fire
men were killed and a fourth serious
ly hurt tonight when the floors Of a
burning building fell upon them. The
dead: Fire Chief Lawrence Clark,
Firemen McQuain and Cockburn.
The fire broke out in a basement
and the firemen were in the cellar
trying to get at the source Of the
flames when the first and second
floors of the building crashed through
on them. The bodies have not yet
been recovered
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Ding Pointer won three heats. Best
time, 2:0S IA. John Ward, Hal Cas-
sius, Gilded Lady and Elsie H. also
started.
PIT trot, purse $500; Angetta won
third and fifth heats. Don Muscovite
won the fourth heat; Anceylon won
first and second heats. Best time,
2:12 IA.
Three-year-old trot, purse, $500:
Sub Rosa won in straight heats. Best
time PIG IL. Castle Dome, lola
West, Empire Queen and Constantine
also started.
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.,1sazIz 7es,lll:lls.zl
AN(iEITA
Had to Trot a Heat Over
Because Drivers JObbed
Her TO Win

Davenport, Ia, Aug. iS.-The
Great Western circuit races opened
on the Davenport race track today.
The fifth heat of the second race was
ruled out by the judges on charge
that the drivers favored Angetta, let
ting her go through on the inside
track to win. The heat was trotted
over, and Angetta again won it and
the race.
Results: 2:2O pace, purse, $1,000;
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H. B. Hurd, who has been engaged
about the city as plasterer3 during
the past few years, but who had re-
sided here with his parents for some,
time prior to entering that trade.
There is no clue as to the where
>abouts of Mrs. Hurd, who has taken
with her the 14-months-old child and
who is. accompanied by girl of about
13 years. ,a:s4.s ..,s. n +. + Z. =, .5.s n
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/ The RACES |
NIMbUS
Makes New Record for Cir
Cular Tracks in Six
FurlOng Race

Empire City Race Track, Yonkers,
N. Y, Aug. 1S-A new worlds record
for six furlongs for circular tracks was
made at the Empire City track today
when Nimbus, carrying 100 pounds,
won first place in I'LL Is. The time
clips two-fifths of second off the old
mark, made by Roseben, carrying lat
pounds, at Belmont Park a couple of
years ago. Track and weather condi-
tions were ideal for record breaking.
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EMPRESS
OF Russia in Poor Health
and Is Depressed
in Spirits

st. Petersburg, Aug. 1S.-The health
of the empress is again arousing anx-
iety at the Russian court. She ap-
peared to be greatly benefited by a
cruise in the Finnish archipelago, but
since her return there has been re-
currence of general weakness, pre-
venting her walking and sometimes
even standing. 1t is also said she
is mentally depressed.