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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
g. M. WOOSTER CO.. 223 W. SECOND ST

C. M WOOSTER CO.. 223 W. SECOND ST.
s21O0-Rrand new modern cottage of rooms
we'll located, one block from two car lines,
brick fireplace, porcelain plumbing, cleo
tric fixtures, etc. Terms half cash
se500-5-room modern bungalow on w. Thirty
eighth street, mission style, large lot
garden lawn, flowers Terms 5000 down.
balance S25 per month.
RarOO- Beautiful suburban home on MonroVla
car line fine view of foothills; two mod
ern and unique bungalows, beam cell
ings, bath, toilet, stable, fruit trees and
berries walnut trees. See photo at office.
Ss20J-5-room modern bungalow, beautifully To-
Gated at Westgate, with one acre OF
ground: fine view of foothills and ocean,
close to car. Terms cash.
f225O-6-room modern bungalow, Boyle Heights,
entrances fruit trees, garden, flowers
terms $3.50 cash, balance $50 a month.
s42OO-New 6-room modern bungalow, south
front, on West Forty-first street; gas and
electricity; fireplace, rooms hardwood
floors; terms $500 down, balance $50 a
month.
S4T50--Modern bungalow, large rooms Aring-
ton Heights, Pico Sixteenth street
cars; oak floors beam ceilings, paneled,
large fireplace, brass hardware double
buffet, butlers pantry, cabinet kitchen,
fine garden; $1,000 cash.
WE CAN SHOW YOU PHOTOS AT OUR
OFFICE OF THESE PROPERTIES.
c. M WOOSTER CO., 223 w. SECOND ST.
Tel ASl0S; Broadway 1885. GIL
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

GOVERNMENT LAND IN SOUTHERN
California; inexhaustible supply of water
for irrigation; risk; no pioneering; no
experiment 315 COpp bldg, 21S B.
BROADWAY. b-1S-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

WILL SELL
Butte Creek Co. Dredging,
Southern Cal. Title and Abstract,
Differential Car Wheel (make offer),
Gold Center (make offer),
Anti-Fricton Roller Bearing
Nevada Marble.
WILL BUY
Teautoprint,
Cal. Wave Motor
Butte Creek Con. Dredging at lie.
II. Z. BENNETT CO.,
A3393 GA o. 7. Johnson Bldg 6-7-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

PIANO LESSONS soc. GRADUATE TEACH
er (Qady), experienced with beginners and
advanced pupils. Scholars homes visited.
Inquire s25 GEORGIA ST. ell
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A GENUINE BARGAIN

7-room bungalow on East Sixty-frst street.
with good barn, etc, has living room. dining
room, four bedrooms, bath and wash room
beautiful mante and built-in buffet large
porch partly inclosed with glass for plants;
large screened room in rear for washing, two
stationary tubs, solar heater, etc; nice
lawns, shrubbery and flowers both in front
and rear; barn 1Sx40, with cement driveway
Sx1O0 street work in and oiled, good restric-
tions and pleasant surroundings Twenty
minutes from Sixth and Main street. &c fare.
need money and will accept S2S00 Would
consider good vacant lot part. This is
hurry up price. See OWNER 21O Central
building. Gil
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

A LOT, 2SD AND VERMONT. IMPROVED
with store building; modern living rooms in
the rear; barn and other Improvements.
store is at present used by owner as first
class grocery, but can be leased and VIII
net a good interest on the investment. This
is one of the ideal business locations In the
southwest being at the intersection Of sew
eral car lines. Price $4,000. The stock Is
also the market
SEE LUNDEEN FOR HOMES.
F7443. 702 S. Spring st. Main 4SAt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN--WELL ES-
tablished millinery parors on Broadway;
fine fixtures; good trade; best Of reason for
selling. Call MAIN 527s. 6-I-S
FOR SALE-A SALOON AT A REASON
able price; good location. Phone MAIN 2713;
write BOX ~, San Diego. 6-1-l
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Automobiles

Automobiles
ONE 4-CYLINDER CAR, COST $3.50; WILL
sell cheap. Apply at once. This is one of
the classiest 4-cylinder roadsters ever seen
on the streets of Los Angeles. This car is
In first class condition. For demonstration
call at AUTO SHEET METAL WORKS. 9OO4-
zoos S. Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

CHARLES wITHERSPooN CARRUTH.
ROOM 210 CENTRAL BUILDING,
PHONE I563S SIXTH AND MAIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

NICE MODERN COTTAGE IN REDLANDs.
cal FOR property improved or unimproved In
Los Angeles. Phone EaA7 d-7-s
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Business Property
FOR SALE
-RY

--FOR SALE
BY
CHARLES wITHERSPOoN CARRUTH,
ROOM 21O. CENTRAL BUILDING.
SIXTH AND MAIN.
PHONE Fb6SS-
MY SPECIALITY; INDUSTRIAL AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY SITES.
EIGHTY INDUSTRIAL LOTS IN SALT
LAKE RAILROAD SECTION, ON SWITCH,
NEAR EAST 7TH STREET, JUST BE
YoND NEW STEEL BRIDGE, 10 BE
CONSTRUCTED AT ONCE, AND CLOSE
TO ELECTRIC STREET CAR SYSTEM,
WITHIN OR s MINUTES OF HEART Oh
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS CENTER. PRICES
THIS MONTH (BEFoRE BRIDGE IL
CoMPLETED), $40 TO SIPS PER FRONT
FOOT, ACCORDING TO LOCATION.
HERE is A CHANCE TO INVEST AND
SEE YOUR DOLLARS DOUBLE THEM
SELVES WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS.
THREE-sToRY BRICK FACTORY OR
WAREHOUSE BUILDING NEAR MATEO
AND EAST FOURTH. EQUIPPED WITH
ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND ELECTRIC
ELEVATOR. LOT Soxi4o; ON RAlLROAI
SWITCH; IN HEART OF MOST ACTIVE
INDUSTRIAL SECTION. VERY LlTTLk
ANY PRICE NOW. THIS is EXTRA
CHOICE, AND IF TAKEN AT ONCE CAN
BE HAD AT A DECIDED BARGAIN. ALL
READY TO MOVE INTO.
25SxS50 FEET N. w. COR. FIGUERoA
AND WEST ADAMS; A GRAND SITE FOR
ELITE HOTEL OR APARTMENTS. BUY
THIS NOW AND IMPROVE AT YOUR
LEISURE, OR SELL NEXT YEAR AT A
PRINCELY PROFIT.
JUDICIoUS INVESTMENT IN Los AN
GELES BUSINESS PROPERTY NOW is
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS
AT rs PER CENT BELOW PAR.
CHARLES WITHERSPOON CARRUTH.
ROOM 210 CENTRAL BUILDING,
phone F562S SIXTH AND MAIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

FOR SALE-OIL STOCK PAYING MONTHLY
dividends of 4 per cent investment $1,000:
need the money. H. G. BRADFORD, 53S
San Fernando Bldg; F5713. 6-7-1
500 SHARES J. H. ORMSBY STOCK AND 20
shares San Gabriel River Development COM
pany stock; make me an offer. BOX 5125
Herald. 6-7-1
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FOR SALE
PALO VERDE
WAT NV

IMPERIAL VALLEY BARGAINS
acres in townsite of Ell Centro, $500 per
acre; easy terms must be sold at once.
Don't delay,
800 acres of best land under high state
of cultivation; will sell in 4O-acre tracts or
trade for first class Los Angeles property:
bringing per cent; no fooling. Two miles
from Ell Centre.
240 acres 120 leveled; located in No. Q; a
good buy; water soon; miles from Ell
Centre; so per acre.
JOHNSON, DUNCAN & CO.,
442 Chamber of Commerce.
j. C. PAGE, Local Representative. 6-7-1
FOR SALE-64O ACRES AT 80 PER ACRE;
$40 acres at $40 per acre; $40 acres at sl2 30
per acre. This land Is in Fresno county, II
miles from S. p. r. r. and on direct survey
of the Western Pacific. This land is per-
fectly level, rich sandy loan SOIL abund-
ance of water, artesian flowing water at 600
feet deep. This land is snap and will
treble in less than two years. c. II. CHES-
TER, 229 Laughlin Bdg 315 S. Broadway
6-7-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

JUDICIoUs INVESTMENT IN Los AN
GELES BUSINESS PROPERTY NOW is
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS
AT 25 PER CENT BELOW PAR.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

esntleman's home. built by an architect:
hardwood floors. handsome electric fix-
lures; every convenience; all kinds fruit.
roses, lilies, lawns trees; quick electric
cars and beautiful grounds; want income
property in city or country r. d. LIST.
io2i Central Bldg. F1sss 6-s-lO
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

AT HOLLYWOOD-A BEAUTIFUL GROOM
bungalow, with every modern Improvement
hardwood floors etc; large and well i'm
proved lot 45xl65 This home is exceptionally
well located in refined neighborhood. and
is close to the sc car service. The owner
having left the country authorizes me to
sacrifice this at S26j0; $500 cash, balance like
rent This is a snap for homeseeker or in
VestOr.
c. H. CHESTER,
229 Laughlin building,
3l5 s. Broadway. Gil
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY SITES.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-07

NEED LARGER HOME. NOW OWN b.
room cottage and garage. Berendo street,
palow East sjxtv-first street, value $780,
mortgage $1,000. ] want to trade my equity
in both houses for an or . room modern
90 oash ditsarence Cottages are both de-
sirabie @ income properties. ROBERTS, 2io
Central bldg. W.
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Suburban Property
FOR SALE
$4,000 Annual Income
English Walnut Grove
Extra big crop on trees.

20 acres Groom modern cottage; every
city convenience: price sl4O00 terms
$4,000 cash. balance to suit. including
horse. surrey. buggy. harness, implements
II shares water small pumping plant
chickens, steel range, etc. See owner, 416
UNION TRUST BLDG. 4th and Spring
GIL
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PIONEERS

The Pioneers held their regular
monthly meeting last Tuesday even
ing in Caledonia hall, 1917 South
Spring street. There was a large at
tendance of members and visitors.
Twenty-seven new members were
elected. and a number proposed for
membership.
The thanks of the society were given
to the Esperanza parlor of the Native
Daughters of the Golden West for a
reception rendered the Pioneers on the
twentieth anniversary of the organize
tion of the parlor. Several of the old
boys of the fall of 40 and spring of 80
were reported to have ''tripped the
light fantastic" and cut the pigeon
wing" TO the delight, and admiration OF
their entertainers. The thanks of the
Pioneers were also given to the
Vaquero club for the use of the clubs
grounds near Coleyille on the occasion
of the Pioneers recent picnic.
The entertainment closed with
dance in which the pioneers distin-
guished themselves. The regular meet
ings of the Pioneer society are held on
the first Tuesday evening OF each
month. The doors are open to the pun
lie The society has q membership OF
nearly 400.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
FORES TIERS OF AMERICA

The officers-elect of the various courts
in the city appeared before the board of
deputies Thursday evening for examina-
ton in the ritualistic work previous to
their installation. The deputies expressed
themselves as well pleased with the ex-
aminations and the interest shown by
the officers-e.ect.
s.
Court Franchise No. 81 has initiated
thirty candidates during the past three
months and has twenty-seven applica-
lions on file.
Court Olive No. 80 will have an installa-
ton January q.
Court Sunset No. 6S will have limitations
and installation January 10.
s.
Court Fremont No. 40 received several
applications at the last meeting.
+
The losers in the membership contest
in Court Los Angeles No. 30 are prepar-
ing to give the victors an oyster supper.
q
Invitations are out for the joint public
installation of the officers of Court Los
Angeles and Union and Fremont circles,
Companions of the Foresters of America
$
The board of deputies has been invited
to exemplify the ritualistic before class
of candidates for Court Franchise Jam
uary %. The uniform drill team of Court
Los Angeles has been invited to be pres
ent on that occasion.
$
Union circle No. 456, c. of +. of A, re-
ceived applications for membership at
their last meeting and will have initia-
lions next week They are making active
preparations for their joint installation
with Court Los Angeles on January II.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

financial secretary and treasurer. Iney
show that during the last term the lodge
had an income of $56l.55. The lodge has
paid out disability claims to the amount
of $216 showing the benefit the lodge
can give it's members in need.
During the term forty new members
have been initiated and there are several
applications for membership on file.
AS / stated before, Nordstjernan is the
leading Swedish society and is still grow
ing.
Next Tuesday, January IA, will be an
interesting public installation of officers.
Every member Is expected to bring
friend with him. After the installation
refreshments will be served and swan
gom' (dance) will close the entertain
ment.
January 25 the lodges monthly social
will have a elbow out" A committee is
now hard under steam" working for
the occasion. This social is to gather
together lodge members and their friends
for a good time once month. For the in
formation of those who have asked me
7 can state that the lodge holds this So
ciaI the last Saturday of each month In
hall No. S, 517 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

winner months of Indiana do not agree
with him, he has been in the habit Oh
spending his winters in Florida, but oW-
ing to the pressure brought to pear ana
the unique method of the courts mere,
flooding him with souvenir postal cards
and letters, telling of the beauties or Los
Angeles and the wonderfully healthy and
balmy climate and insisting that he
should come and spend few months,
for Southern California boosted of the
best climate in the world. Mr.. Gerard
is one of the best known fraternaists in
the United States, having devoted nearly
all of his life to the cause He also
belongs to many other organizations and
believes in taking an active part in
everything from a members standpoint.
Mr.. Gerard was a lifelong friend of Gen.
Lew Wallace, the brilliant author, who
elaborated with him in devising the
beautiful rituals of the order from the
book of Ben Hur. Simonides court, No.
4, meets every Tuesday evening, hall No.
5, 217 South Broadway. The following
officers will guide the bark through the
year 1908: Past chief, c. +. Herth; judge,
F. D. Wright teacher, Mrs. Stella
Thompson; scribe, c. III. Lewis; keeper of
tribute, Mrs. Alice Aoodhue; captain. j.
Swigart; guide, ]. c. Gray; keeper inner
gate Mrs. Mary Rees; keeper outer gate,
Mrs. Celeste Mullen; Ben Hur, e. L.
Clay; mother, Mrs. Lillian Gress; Tirzah,
Miss Laura Elton; Rabbi Joseph, Nick
Schneider; master of ceremonies, VIII
liam WhIteman; musician. Miss Ora
Spottswood AT the next meeting of
Simonides court, No. 4, nominations will
be made for supreme representative to
represent the state at the next meeting
of the supreme tribe, to be held in Craw-
louisville, Ind, next May. There are two
new courts being organized. One will
be located in the business district and
the other at Twenty-ffth and Central
avenue. A large number of the members
of the order in this city, affiliated with
courts IN eastern states, are transferring
TO the new courts. Simonides court has
just organized drill team of sixteen
young ladies, under the leadership Of
Capt. whitman, and will be costumed IN
zouave uniform, and are making splendid
progress in intricate drill of the uniform
rank of the order. A drill team of young
men is also being organized and expects
to begin drilling in a few weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

fz6GlQDAaA be installed at their hall
corner of East First stree
\ 49, i and Rowan avenue, by the
officers and royal guards o.
Los Angeles assembly No 2. Royal. Her
aid Lesleigh F. Wright will be the in
stalling officer Dancing will follow the
ceremony of installation.
Tomorrow evening at I. o. o. f. hall
corner of West Pico and E Moline
streets. the officers-elect of Pico assembly
No. will be installed by Royal Chancel'
lor Sam j. Chapel. Several candidates fol-
membership will be initiated prior to the
installation of officers.
*
The regular monthly hop and card par
ty of Pico assembly was held last Mon
day evening and was largely attended by
both members and friends of the order
A very enjoyable time was had.
s.
Crescent assembly had a very successful
business meeting Friday night, at which
several candidates were initiated. This
assembly will entertain next Friday even
ing with progressive whist.
+
The royal guards of Los Angeles as
sembly No. will give a leap year dance
on February 70.
The Good Samaritan club was enter
tanned with progressive whist last Fri
day evening at the corner of Mercantile
place and Spring street by Courtier Paul
Never Mr.. Meyer did himself honor as
host of the occasion, making 1t extremely
pleasant for all present. After the prizes
were awarded refreshments were served.
81
Worthy Chancellor Holdridge of Los
Angeles assembly No. has appointed
nearly the entire board of off1cers-elect
a committee to arrange the public meet
ing on the 18th, at which their installa-
ton will take place. Worthy Chancellor
elect Hicks is the chairman. The install
lation ceremonies and an address by the
chairman of the royal advisory board,
c. H. Won Breton, followed by dancing.
has been agreed upon as the form of en-
tertainment Tor the evening,
s.
Every assembly in the order starts this
month a "help boost campaign for new
members" The official paper, the Advo-
cate, is full of "help boost" sentiment
this month, the following being a sample
of it:
HELP BOOST
When you hear people say,
With q sneer and a scowl,
That 1.-THE weather today
Is most awfully foul
Just Smile. and
HELP BOOST!
To the croaker-so joyously sad
As he heaves a sigh of relief
And stops to say that business Is had!'
And will get worse" is his belief
Just Smile. and
HELP BOOST!
When the statesmen 90 predict
With the knowledge of a ''yap'-
'Soon a great naval conflict
with the willy young Jap
Just Smile, and
HELP BOOSTl
S. j. C.
County Treasurer John N. Hunt, one
of the royal advisory board of the royal
court, paid an official visit to Oakland
assembly No. % last week. Mr.. Hunt was
accompanied by his daughter on his visit
to the capital and other northern cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

coming in. as this department takes care
of those in distress caused by sickness or
accident Pacific camp is the banner
camp of the state, boasting of over 1900
members and still growing. The boys in
this order are live ones and boost at
every opportunity. The committee who
manage this branch is composed of good
timber and are rail splitters and of sound
business ability. Albert Wallace is chair
man; e. S. Hamill secretary, VIM f. Nc
Laughlin treasurer and II. A. Pyles and
Manual Loricke are able assistants The
auditing committee performed their func-
ton and reported that the financial end
was In a fourishing condition, although
there had been over $500 paid out in bene-
fits in the last six months, and still there
is a healthy surplus on hand. Pacific
camp will have an open meeting Thurs
day, January 80, all members and friends
being cordially invited to attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
PASADENA SOCIALISTS

At the regular business meeting on
Monday evening last the semi-annual
election of officers was held. G. Il.
Fellows was elected organizer r.
whitehead, secretary and V. H. Quinn,
treasurer. The new city central COM
mittee will be elected at the next
meeting.
News comes from England to one of
the comrades of ]. Stitt Wilson in the
shape of a paper containing a lengthy
article regarding his work. The writer
speaks of the impetus given to the
socialist movement by Comrade VIII
sons work. Mrs. Wilson and family
have now Joined him and it is likely
he will make an extended stay in the
old country.
The socialist cause has lost an ard
ent and active worker by the death of
Miss Agnes Foote. Miss Foote was
we'll known in this city as an elocu-
zionist, and for many years she had the
ARRANGEMENT of the w. c. T. u. medal
contests, but it was for the cause of
socialism that she loved to work. She
has been a member of the Woman's
Socialist union from the time of its
organization, and her greatest grief
during her long Illness has been that
she could not work in the cause she
loved.
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Tho Woman's Socialist union did not
hold their regular meeting ON account
of the funeral of Miss Foote taking
place on Thursday afternoon. The
meeting will be held at socialist hall
on Thursday, January 16, at 2:3o p. M.
-
On Sunday evening at 40 West Colo
RADIO street there will be debate on
"ResoIved that the exclusion of the
Japanese will benefit the American
working man.
..s..., e..t.~n.I uexxn m, maze =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

duce this year and the list of informal
feeds" to be given is a long one.
The members of No. 9H and all other
Yeomen are earnestly requested to at
tend not only our social affairs but our
business meetings as we'll. and the new
officers have agreed to entertain you at
one and interest you at the other
Following is the list of officers Installed;
Herman Stumpf, foreman; w. IL. Mann,
Nj. of C.; H. r. Bristol correspondent;
Mrs. II. r. Bristol, NJ of A.; Nellie Dun
eanson. chaplain; Fidelia Macnider, over
seer. Mrs. Herman stumpf. Lady Ro-
wena; Mrs. r. D. Count, Lady Rebecca
Floyd Segelia. watchman r. d. Count,
guard: Fred Bender, sentinel
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

tie.
J. d. Faris, the illustrious protector.
who has held that office since the or
ganization of the castle, was presented
with a diamond emblem ring. Clansman
Charles Smith made the presentation
speech in behalf of the order. Mr.. Faris
blushingly thanked the castle for its
token of esteem and said some very nice
things about the castle in general, the
ladies in particular.
Past Illustrious Protector Benjamin
Black performed the installation cere-
mony
Following are the officers: Benjamin
Black, past illustrious protector; j. ID.
Faris, illustrious protector; u Atkins
chief consul; Mrs Sarah Anabel, worthy
evangel: Mrs Mopnie Goldsmith, secre-
tary and treasurer; G. S. Lowe, warder;
William Lowell, sentry; Charles Eitz-
gerald, chief sportsman; Mrs. j. Atkins,
chief archer; Mrs. Agnes Faris, worthy
censor; Mrs. Stella Black, second worthy
censor; Mrs. Snyder, herald
Following the installation a class of
ten candidates were initiated and twelve
applications for membership received.
Mrs ]. e. Coy of Fort Collins, Colo,
and William N. Jackson of Denver, Colo,
were guests of the castle.
Fern castle is making elaborate ar
rangements for the next social to be
given the first Thursday in February,
which will be a grand mask ball. Whist
will also be playe-. Charles Fitzgerald
and Albert Goldsmith are in charge of
arrangements and Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder
of The whist games. Five hundred in
vitations have been issued for the ball.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

the order, said yesterday:
I'VE number 100. 900 now in the west, and
expect as a result OF this big gathering
at Portland to have 1875, 900 in our brother
hood. / expect some Of the delegates
from that conelave>t to come 10 Los An
geles and assist us in starting a nest IN
Los Angeles. The society is thriving and
everything looks bright
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
SWEDISH SOCIETY

N ord S t j e rnan
lodge No. 1O6, Or
der of Vasa. had an
interesting meeting
last Tuesday night.
The election of Of
flcers took up q
good deal of the
time.
The auditor had
three re or { S
ready; also the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

~ Los Angeles homestead
]. !. !. !. !. !. ]
/sSeN No. 947 installed the officers
(&% <HlHBl for the coming year last
l.-5~-s Saturday night, January 4,
lIsX,y%Wl at Maple hall,a Fraternal
lAAMi brotherhood building The
5ex new officers are young and
W. full Of vim and have resolved
to show the older members
how to make the wheels hum The new
officer who has the social features in
charge has a bunch Of surprises to pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
TRIBE OF BEN HUR

The Hon. ID. w.
Gerard of Craw5
louisville, Ind,
the founder and
supreme chief of
the Tribe Of Ben
Hur, accompan-
led by Mrs. Ger
ard, will arrive
in Los Angeles
in a few days.
AS Mr.. Gerard
is advanced in
,1a onI tho riDid
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS

Three Los Angeles dele
gates are expected at the
big conc.ave of the Broth
erhooL of Owls at Port
land, Ore, January Is to
IS. Howard II. Stowe,
deputy grand executive of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

Additional fraternal news on page z,
part -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Angelina council No. 1868
installed their officers last
Wednesday evening at w.
o. w. hall, Pasadena ave-
nue., near Avenue rs. The
following officers were in
stalled: President, j. e.
IlmseU. first vice nresi-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
MODERN WOODMEN

Installation of officers has
been the order of things In
the ranks of the Modern
Woodmen of America in this
city and surrounding coun-
try since January ). AS
soor e the pass reports are
sent off for December the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

Thursday night January .. will long
be remembered in the history of COM
panion court Morris Vineyard as one of
the most enjoyable recorded The large
hall was filed to OVERLOOKING 20 witness
the installation ceremony as presented by
their guard of honor and Brother DR..
Dickson nigh chief ranger, and to enjoy