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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

death enough money
to cover funeral expenses II any u
its members desire insurance they nave
to look elsewhere for II, as the FOR
esters only care for the living anu
bury their dead, and they count among
their membership many of the wealthy
and leading citizens of the land. IL -
an organization that appeals more d Ill
rectly to the wage Garner, and, ASIDE
from the benefits above mentioned, the
fraternal and social features of the or
ganization are second to no other IRA
ternal order.
Court Franchise, No. 81, held a
rousing meeting Tuesday evening, at
which the board of deputies were the
guests of honor and officiated during
the initiatory ceremonies, in which
fine class of candidates was initiated.
There were many visitors present TO
view the work of the deputies, VINO
performed their duties in q very able
manner. Among those present were
p. G. G. r. Antonio Orf1lo, Grand Fte-
)cording Secretary p. M. stair ana
William j. Klinger or san Francesca
For good and welfare stirring ad-
dresses were made by p. G. e. r.
Orfilo and other members present. Re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the meeting. Court Franchise has
O. very able corps of officers. Court
Los Angeles uniformed degree team
was also present and added interest
to the meeting.
Court Sunset, No. So, lost another OF
it's members last week. The name of
the broher the writer did not learn.
This makes three members of this
court who have died in the last thirty
days.
The officers of Court Olive, NO 80,
were installed by d. G. G. r. George
Bowling on Monday evening. the
court has entered upon a membership
contest, with the chief ranger and the
sub chief ranger as the two leaders.
The members of the court expect to
materially increase their membership
during this contest.
Court Columbus, No. 102, initiated
eighty-seven members during the last
term and had forty-seven applications
on file to begin the new year with.
they will hold public installation in
February, the exact date to be an
nounced later.
Grand Recording Secretary f. NJ.
Starr leaves for the north Sunday to
attend meeting of the executive
council of the grand court, which
meets in San Francisco February 4.
Court Los Angeles, No. 30, is having
lively times lately. The court had in
itiatory work Friday night and large
number of applications were received.
The social committee was active, and
at the close of the court steaming hot
coffee and other good things were
served. The whist fiends had their
usual good time, while boxing. music
and other features occupied the at
tention of others for the remainder of
the evening.
Union circle. No. 45e, gave very
successful whist PARTY on Wednesday
l..r, III civ
and refreshments served at the close
Of the game. They viii give another
whist party and dance at l. o. o. +,
hall on February 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
SONS OF ST, GEORGE

The Sons OF st. George held a
periodical smoker at Mammoth hall
last evening. Brothers Wharton,
Haigh and E1culds entertained the
audience with songs and Rotations.
while Rrothe. Fred Heyes accom-
panied The solcists at the piano. Wis
itors gave songs and recitations, which
were we'll received and properly en-
cored. While the attendance was not
quite un to usual. the entertainment
was most excellent and made the mid
right hour. when all the British sepa-
rated, most unwelcome. The usual re-
freshments were furnished.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
ANNUAL POLO TOURNEY
SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Feb. 1.-The annual
polo tourney for the Mackey cup VIII
open at Chemwa park February 10 and
will continue all through the week.
Five teams will take part in the con-
tests, two from Los Angeles, one from
Santa Barbara and two from River
side The cup is now held by a River
side team.
Smaller duplicates OF the trophy cup
have been made and will be presented
to each member of the team finally
inning the cup, the small trophies
becoming the property of the members
of the winning team.
The week promises to be a brilliant
one in a social way, as there will be
numerous teas and other social func-
tons as adjuncts to the sports.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
PROMINENT WOMEN UP IN
ARMS ABOUT ORPHANS HOME
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. IA live
ly contest is on between two factions
of prominent women of the city for
control of the San Bernardino
orphans home, an institution founded
fifteen years ago under the auspices of
the Associated Charities.
The latter organization was recently
reorganized with Mrs. M. B. Goodcell
at it head and has filed articles of in
corporation which proposes to take
over the orphans home and its man
agement.
The old officers, who have controlled
the home for many years, refuse to
recognize the new association and
maintain it has no right to take over
the home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED;
is CHARGED WITH FORGERY
BY Associated Press.

BOISE, Idaho. Feb. Horace f.
Neal. cashier of the Capital State bank.
which failed last week. was arrested
last night on the charge of forgery.
II is stated that forged notes aggre-
eating at least $4,000 have come in
and more are turning up all the time.
The first Of the notes appeared week
CIV and Omaha banks arrived with
such paper in their. possession. Neal
a. laid 10 be a nervous wreck. He was
too I'M TO be removed to his home last
night and was left in charge of a
deputy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
EARLY MORNING BLAZE
DAMAGES BOOMING HOUSE
specisl 20 The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Feb. 1.--Early this morn
ing a small fire occurred in the rooming
house of Mr. and Mrs. William Burlock at
Third and Lena streets.
The blaze was caused by leaky gaso-
line stove, but was extinguished by neigh
bors before the arrival OF the fire depart
ment. The damage amounted TO aDou'
After the arrival of the department II
was found little aid could have been rem
dered IN case of large conflagration as
the nearest hydrant was four blocks away
and the house was situated in the section
of the city where the pressure is the
lowest.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
POMONA STRUCK BY
A RELIGIOUS WAVE
ReviVaIs Will Be Held on Thomas
Street Every Night This Week.
Church Too Small for
Crowds
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, Feb. 1.-Two weeks ago
the evangelical ministers of this place
combined their forces and started Co
operative revival. They made use OF
the M. II. church and held nightly
meetinss, attracting large crowds, even
during tho rainy days. Now they have
the city worked up to such pitch they
have decided to continue the meetings
another week.
The ministers unanimously feel the
meetings ought to continue, and as the
church will no longer hold the crowds,
they are going to hold meetings every
night next week on the street. Thomas
street, between First and Second, Will
be used.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
STUDENTS SORRY FOR BOYS
WHO SET OFF FIREcRAcKERS
Special to The Herald.

SpeclaI 10 IUe fieIdIus
SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. 1.-The
associated student body of the high
school has passed resolution of SYM
pathy for the three young men ex-
PEELED last week for placing firecrackers
beneath the desk of one of the faculty
during school hours.
While the students condemn the act
they express the wish that the pupils
may be permitted to return to the
school The matter is now up to the
board ee education for action and 1t is
believed that body will permit their
return under certain conditions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
TRUST COMPANY TO BE
APPOINTED BANK RECEIVER
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. lat the meet
ing of the DEP ositors of the Citizens
Savings bank this afternoon at the
Psychological temple resolution was
adopted asking the court to appoint a
trust company receiver of the bank,
and q committee of seven was appoint
ed to select the company to be named
in this resolution.
]. A. Miller was chairman of the
meeting. and the principal address ex-
planning the status of the banks affairs
and the purpose Of the meeting was
made by DR.. w. r. Price. He desires
the appointment of H. c. Marsh Of this
city as receiver.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

n Ivanhoe homestead No.
q. : J ! { !
N 141S held their social dance
N<hp ~ and whist party In Oak
lhE---S hall, Fraternal Brotherhood
lI.EMlNl building, last Wednesday
lAA evening. The hall WAS
s7s&s filled to overlooking with a
wv jolly good crowd, proving
" eonclusively that this Or
ganization is growing more popular
every day. When invitations are given
by Ivanhoe homestead they are earger-
ly sought for, and as there are only a
limited number issued, you bet they
do not last long Music was furnished
by Carl F. Horn orchestra, and these
players gave the dancers a good run
for their money.
The whist players of Ivanhoe gener-
ally play their best, for there is only
one prize given, but that prize is
good one. r. H. Cunningham won tho
January monthly prize and it wos a
beautiful Japanese vase. We all know
that Mrs. r. H. does not know that
her spouse plays cards, but she will
know it now, and what she may do to
him, well, we can only hope for the
best, perhaps he may take out more
life insurance.
There will be the regular meeting
next Wednesday evening, and as there
are several candidates to be initiated
we hope there will be large atten-
dance.
Los Angeles homestead No. 947 held
their usual social dance Saturday
evening, January 25, and can boast of
one of the largest and most pleasant
gatherings for several weeks, in spite
of the mud and rain.
The homestead held their usual bugi~
ness meeting in Maple hall last night
with very large attendance.
Mrs. Bristal presented a very fine
large cake to the winner of a novelty
cake walk, and everyone had merry
time.
On February 8, in Oak hall, Fraternaf
Brotherhood building. we will have
basket social, followed by dancing
music by Horns orchestra. Every one
cordially invited.
-
California homestead, No. 1886. met in
Maple hall, Fraternal Brotherhood
building, Fridas evening and held their
drst official meeting since the institu-
ton. Was there anything doing2 Well
guess yes. Only three candidates In
itiated end about fifteen applications
read, and If Miss California keeps this
gait up -he will have to move to larger
quarters. Next Friday evening a box
social will be given by this homestead,
and the oonor Of the box that receives
the highest bid will receive an order for
a pair of S. shoes on j. p. Barnes, tho
shoe mau on Spring street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
lin poTY CHARGED WITH
CONTEMPT IN POLICE COURT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. Feb. Judge NC
Donald of the police court IS Geter.
mined to enforce the jury law. Today
he issued a bench warrant for James
Doty, a South Fair Oaks furniture
dealer. who is cited to appear before
the Judge Monday on a charge OF con-
tempt. ,.,.,
II is charged that Doty was recently
summoned as juror in the case OF ".
S. Burt, charged with violating tne
enead ordinance. When the case was
called for trial Doty failed to answer
as juryman, ana neither did he ask
10 be excused
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
ROYAL ARCANUM

. The first leap year ball
4. given by Los Angeles
- council No. 1889 at SYM
~ phony hall. 1872 South Hill
~ street, was a grand sue
p cess. Some fifty couples
y danced to the music fur
nished by Arend's orches-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
ROOMS OF CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION ROBBED
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
LONG BEACH. Feb. 1.-The desks of
the secretaries of the Y. M. C. A. and
Y. w. C. A. were forced some time last
night. FroT the former go cents was
taken. while $50 was secured from the
latter.
NJ. F Casey, a young man who
was in the rooms of the Y. M.
c A. until the hour of closing last
night, was arrested on suspicion by
Chief williams. Nothing of any value
was found OF his person, however.
Casey said he came here recently from
Newark. y. j.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
VENICE PUPILS GIVE FLAG
DRILL TO GET PRIZE FUND


Special to The Herald.
VENICE Feb. Ito raise funds for tho
purchase of prizes for the best kept garden
nearly one hundred pupils of the local pub
lie school gave a flag drill this afternoon in
the Venice dance pavilion.
The children mado a marked success of
their entertainment. The prizes they will
purchase from the proceeds of the AFFAIR
Will be awarded at the close of the school
term
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
PREMATURE EXPLOSION
COSTS MANS EYEslGHT
Special to The Herald.

| Special to The Herald.
| RIVERSIDE. Feb. 1.--Jesse M. Swope, an
| employee of the city rock quarry, is seri-
| ously injured result of premature
| explosion. 1t is probable that he will lose
| the sight of both eyes. as we'll as SUSTAIN
| ing other serious injuries. He will recover
| but probably be blind.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
COOK NARROWLY ESCAPES
DEATH IN OCEAN WAVES
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Feb. Henry Nc
Carly, cook on the steamer John b.
stetson fell off the wharf near the
cannery while going to his vessel. HIS
cries foi help were heard by Patrolman
Taylor. VIII threw him rope, thereby
saving his life.
Watchman Purke of. the Salt Lake
railroad held the rope while Taylor
clambered down piling and supported
McCarty until a skiff was secured.
McCarty weighs $50 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

The Shakespeare club met with Mrs
Mabel Dills on West Center street yester-
day afternoon. They are studying "a Mid
summer Nights Dream" under tho tuition
of Mrs. Dorland of Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
WOMAN AGAIN TO FACE JURY
ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY

SAN BERNARDINo. Feb. 1.--Tomorrow
morning in the superior court before Judge
T2ledsoe the second trial of Mrs. Hannah
n place will commence, the charge this
time being the burglary of the James resi-
dance in Redlands. In the former trial for
burglarizing the Jones home in Highland
Mrs Place was acquitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Send for Fitchs Descriptive Real
Estate Booklet, just issued. Full of
bargains in Orange groves. country
propery OF every description and Pc
mona city realty. Big exclusive list.
J. A, FITCH,
371 w. Second street,
Pomona, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Ivanhoe homestead No.
141S held their social dance
and whist party In Oak
hall, Fraternal Brotherhood
building, last Wednesday
evening. The hall WAS
filed to overlooking with q
jolly good crowd, proving
eonclusively that this or
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
POMONA NEWS NOTES

POMONA, Feb. About twelve old
time residents of the Wolverine state at
tended the Michigan picnic held in Los An
geles yesterday
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Pomona court of Foresters will give an
exhibition drill at odd Fellows hall next
Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
Assistant j. 5. Attorney Resigns

~ NHEuHIHIVI FTesF
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1,-Assistant
United States Attorney Frank A. DUR
yea has resigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
LONG BEACH NOTES
ooo;a1 "a Tho Herald

LONG BEACH, Feb. 1.-Marco Yes
sella, formerly leader of the italian
hand here, left this evening for Cincin-
natl, Ohio, where he will visit his
brother Later he win take up New
York engagement, directing a band
vessella first came to Long Beach two
years ago today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
ROYAL COURT

!: 8: !: !: !: =:
EsY ! evening was an event long
Y ! to be remembered In fra
ternal circles. The cere-
monies were conducted by
the resident royal officers, Royal Her
aid l.. f. Wright, acting royal cham
cellor, assisted by the royal guards I'M
der command of Lady Berte Bentein.
After the ceremony of installation c. II.
Won Breton delivered a masterful adj
dress on the subject of what Frater-
nifty Means to Me-" after which dancing
was engaged in until late hour. There
were between 500 and 600 present, at
least there were that many who tried
to be present, as the large hall was full
to oYerflowing.
s.
Next Friday evening Crescent as
sembly No. Ia will give progressive
whist party, to which members and
friends of the order are invited. This
assembly is a delightful host, the same
Icing attested by the large attendance
of visitors at each of its entertain
ments. It is said that the prizes given
by No. s to the winners in its whist
contests are the most beautiful and val
liable of any given by other card clubs
or societies.
on Monday evening, February 8, Pico
assembly No. 8, Royal Court, will en-
terrain its friends, with another leap
year dance and prize whist party in
T. o. o. F. hall, corner Pico and Eel
Moline streets. This assembly has the
reputation of giving the best whist
parties of any organization in the city,
and those who are fortunate enough
to attend once never fail to go again,
for they know that If they go they
are scheduled for a good time. Appro-
pirate prizes will be awarded to the
players.
Uhe Good Samaritan club of the Roy
al court was entertained by Royal
Medical Director and Lady Carleton at
their residence, 939 Westmoreland ave-
rue, last Friday evening, with pro-
gressive whist The house was lavishly
decorated with flowers, ferns and Ian
terms, music and refreshments adding
10 the evening enjoyment. The gath
c-ing was large one, and 1t would
have been difficult to have accommo-
dated any mere lovers of this game.
DR.. Carleton generously furnished the
first prize. First gentleman's prize was
an order on Desmond for IS hat, won
by r. s. Hosgland, and first lady's
rrize was an order on the Boston dry
goods store fol a S. pair of lady's
gloves. " or b. Miss Adele Tower. The
BOBBY prizes IN both classes We're gilt
edged playing cards, won by A. L.
Webley and Mrs. Morehead. The COM
Inittee on entertainment, reception and
arrangements were Mrs. Carrie Hold
ridge. president of the club; Mrs. Celia
Wright, secretary and treasurer, ably
assisted bv Miss Ethel Joyce and DR..
Carleton, who were kept busy doing
The punch act. That there were
good players there cannot be ques-
toned. Tor to get a head on some of
them you had TO go some.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Richard Loucks, who is attending school
in Los Angeles. spent yesterday at home
with his parents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Rev. Joseph Mcconnell. recently APP
pointed to fill the st. Paurs Episcopal pull
pit. conducted his first service here yester-
day,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
Recalls French Ambassador

BY AssocIated FTeFs
PARIS, Feb. 1.-The government has
decided definitely to recall Nj. Bompand,
the French ambassador to Russia.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Supervising Principal Graham today
stated there are S219 pupils now en-
rolled IN the high school and grammar
schools. a gain of just Al over the total
attendance last year
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
LONG BEACH
Ofrice 20 Locust ave.
Phone Home $50.
SHIP FACTORY SOON
TO BE STARTED UP
LONG BEACH PLANT CONTRACTS
TO BUILD TWO BOATS
Giant Electric Dredger Manufactured
In Los Angeles Is Given Success.
full Test-WilI Exeavate Vast
Amount Rapidly

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Feb. If the expec-
tatlons of the president of the COM
pany are realized the Craig ship build
Ing plant. now building on the Long
Beach harbor, will be ready for work
within three months. The company is
said to have ali eady contracted to build
O tug 100 feet long and freighter $50
feet long.
The new eleS trical dredger built in
the harbor for the Dock & Terminal
company was given a successful try
out today and will be accepted by the
company within a few days. The
dredger will excavate about 100000
cubic yards a month, and at this rate
will be able to accomplish more in the
next five months than has been done by
the Dock & Terminal company since
1t started dredging operations over two
years ago.
Built in Los Angeles
The 1redger machinery was built by
Los Angeles firms, among them being
the Fulton engine works, Lacy Manu-
featuring company, Union iron works.
Crane company and the Hardware
and Metal company. The dredger 10
equipped with q 20-inch pipe of special
design, driven by an S00-horse power
synchronous engine. 1t has the latest
type of drum. gears for the hosting OF
The spuds, swinging of the dredger and
ladder.
The steel ladder carries an S-inch cut
tershaft with cast iron cutter.
The dredger will first be operated In
the turning basin. 1400 feet in diameter
and 80 feet deep.
The dredger has been built strong
enough to Withstand the action OF the
waves and viii be used in dredging the
channel to the harbor outside of the
Salt Lake draw-bridge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

No Opium In chambcrlaln's Cough Remedy
There IS not a particle Of opium Or other
narcotic In Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and
never has been since 1t was first offered 10
the public. Il Is as safe a medicine for child
as for an adult
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

The following attractions are booked for
the FraternaI Aid opera house next week:
Tuesday night, Arc You Crazy z? Thurs
day night ''Woodland:" Friday night, 1.-THE
Holy City"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

City Tax Collector Mullen reports that
about $4,000 Of the tax levy is still unpaid
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

Have your Eyes tested FREE at
Luther c. Hannums optical Parlors,
261 w. End ST., Pomona.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA

The Foresters of
America is a strictly
fraternal sick and
funeral benefit or
ganization, furnishing
to it's membership, in
case Of sickness, a
physician and medi-
cine and a weekly
cash benefit, and IN
144. o,,o,Yut7 uoonHV
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02
POMONA

Office III S. Thomas st.
Phones: sunset, Main 4; Home $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-02

NJ. n rr.s mac nnnnrIcrrrr, rnr,cn1 mn
The St. Mary banner., 1908-01-25
n . T | G. f

FRANKLIN, La. Jan. %. 'Os
Notice j. hereby given that there
will be "A meetiug OF the stock
holders of tn" Augusta Sugar Co.,
Limited, in tn- town of Franklin.
La. "a " onday, February 3rd,
1908, fof tne purpo-r If electing
officers / II the ensuing year.
+. 4. ROBERTSON.
Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-01-25
On Jan. 2Sth vote for,
SANDERS,
kRAMER
PETERMAN,
KAPPEL.

Next Monday night the Sanders
and Peterman supporters will
gather at the Auditorium, to heal
the eloquent addresses made by
the following prominent speakers
A. c. Allen, G. r. Brownell, T. NJ.
Milling, w. K. Wilson. Senators
Murphy j. Foster and Wilson T.
Peterman. The meeting will be
called to order at s p. m. Among
the list of speakers are some with
a national reputation, who have
spent years before the public.
The managers have made all ar
rangements perfect for the accom-
modation of ladies, and especially
invite members of the fair sex to
be present.
Rev. John T. Sawyer. D. D., re-
Gently appointed Missionary
Evangelist for the Methodist Epis-
copai Church South, will preach
in the Methodist Church Sunday.
(to-morrow) at II O'Clock, ana DIT
1870 p. m. DR.. Sawyer's preach
ing ability is we'll known, and
those who appreciate good preach
ing will not b. disappointed if
they attend these services. All
are given a cordial invitation.
At meeting of the members OF
the ST. Mary Club held on Sun
day. Jan. II, 1908, the following
officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: w. 7. Peter
man, President: DR.. S. j. Gates,
vice president; r. Fl. Collins.
treasurrr: Il. J. Deiahou--aE",
secretary and manager; Dr.. l.. u.
Smith and Nr. E A. Deiahous-
save, Board Of Directors.
The Lachman-Loos Carnival
Co., which played a weeks en-
gagement here last week has % ~
60 Abbtyil.e II remain "A =. -: III
that town. The amount realized
by the Council as percentage Oh
the gross receipts of the Fair, and
from concessions. was S1l3.3o.
Besides this over 5000 was paid
for lights, netting the tow Il s225.OO
as a result OF the visit of the Fair.
AS we go to press We learn with
regret OF the death Of Mrs. Tneriot,
one among the oldest ard most
estimable ladies OF our sister city,
Patterson, which sad event oc-
CURED in that town this
morning. Mrs Theriot was an
aunt Of Mrs. FL w. kappel, of
this place. To ner sorrowiEg rel
atives and friends, our sympathies
are extended.
Clothes cleaned and pressed at
Strings. Next to posto11ice.
The St. Mary banner., 1908-01-25

The Bloch Clothing 60. are still
making special prices on all their
goods. Give them a call and SEE
for yourself.