Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

room, and upon in
quiring the cause
| the sentinel reported Hancock council,
No. 20, of Los Angeles was without and
| desired to be admitted in q body. B.
Ford and D. q. r. Malaby were ap-
pointed TO retire and introduce the Wis
itors. The delegation was headed by
K. r. Bradley, IS. V. C.
Counsellor Scranton invited the team
officers to occupy the official chairs and
take charge of the ceremonies. A class
Of candidates was introduced and nut
through the mysteries of the order in
perfect style. The team has never done
letter work than on this occasion, the
rendition of the V. C. part by Rev. C.
E. Miller (who was state chaplain of
Ohio for several years. was good, and
work put on in like manner will al
ways make a deep impression on the
1tew members, and 1t is to be hoped the
team can be fortunate enough to Sc
cure the services Of Brother Miller for
future team work. s. V. c. Bradley
Gees the counsellors part to a queens
taste, his voice being distinct and his
work perfect and impressive. P. c.
W. L. Atkins fills his position nicely.
After the work was finished Brother
Ford chairman of the entertainment
committee, announced supper was
ready in the dining car ahead, and the
visitors were escorted to the feast,
where they were greeted by the Daugh-
ters of Liberty, council No. 5, who hal
prepared the feast.
Credit is due B. Ford, H. F. Ives and
j. B. Oakley, the committee for the ar
rangements as carried out, also all the
members of Pasadena No. II for their
generous donations of good things to
1Nn crixr IN icto
Mary Wilson and Mother and Mines.
Dave Cochran, J. H. Scranton, John
Wright and l.. L. Hill in preparing the
feast for the hungry hosts.
! To say the doings of the evening were
q success is putting it mildly.
! We were proud to have so many of
! the ladies from Los Angeles with us
/ Gene again, sisters; you are welcome
This repor, will not be complete with
cut mentioning the speeches made By
National Representatives j. L. Starr,
judge of the state judiciary; J. F.
Burns. state vice councillor; K. r.
Fradley and Rev c. E. Miller Brother
Miller told us of the beauties of ou-
Watchwords, Virtue, Liberty and Pa
triotism,'' and the description was
touching. Such pity every person in
The state hasn't the same knowledge
and convictions regarding the meaning
of these words
The Juniors OF Pasadena are just one
month old. We may we'll be proud of
their work. Keep it up, brothers, and
your reward will be sweet. Keep your
promise to State Organizer Hill and
never lose interest in the work Get
100 members this year.
The event of the evening came as a
surprise to all. Mrs. z. B. Nicoll was
called upon for a recitation, which was
rendered in fine style and enjoyed i'm
mensely by all present. We wish to
extend the thanks of all the Juniors
to Mrs. Nicoll for her kindness, and we
hope she will favor us with selection
often.
Thursday evening Hancock council,
! No. 90, held their regular meeting at
1901 South Main street. A good crowd
was present and much business was
transacted for the good of the order.
All the boys who went to Pasadena
( Tuesday night reported they had not
eaten e meal since that night and
figure a large saving in groceries on
account of the large amount of good
things secured in Pasadena. Truly the
early bird catches the worm, and all
Juniors who failed to take The Herald's S
advice and go to Pasadena are big
! losers Wake up, brothers, and sub
scribe for a paper "what am" a real
paper. Get The Herald and keep post
ed on the happenings, so you will not
miss these good things. Mr.. Lyle, the
fraternal editor. has a keen scent when
| it comes to locating grub, and he will
advise you when and where to go in
The Herald to get these good things.
State Manager L. L. Hill told of the
plans being mad, for future work in
Los Angeles. He stated these plans
would be brought before the state con-
Yention at Stockton next week, and
Hancock council voted unanimously to
dc all in its power TO carry out the
plans as offered by Brother Hill, and
things will happen in Southern Call
fornia from now on for Americanism.
The state organizer left Friday night
On the owl to attend a large initiation
and banquet in Oakland last night.
The banquet was held at the Key Route
inn, Oakland given by General George
a. Custer council, No. %, of Oakland
in honor of James A. Garfield council,
| No IS, of Petaluma, which attended in
& body and brought a large class of
candidates with them, who We're ini-
tiated by Clusters crack team. Nearly
all the state officers were present as
we'll as prominent members from all
ever the state. Brothers Starr, Farmer
and O'Brien of Los Angeles were there.
This was the greatest event of the
year around the bay.