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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-02

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'"l ullon 'I the exec uuNf
committee of the republican central
committee of Nev Nevico to t,I.,
'''u ''''''" ~ '"' Pi'iii'i iss
ana the preliminary organization Of
the county convention which Will send
q deIoeation fron, Rryr.liII,. .....,..t... =,
the santa ~ convenfion bold II. Grgt
session fn,.. mo tra,,y,.ti,, ,,r l,,,.,,,,....
last night in tho ofGca of otto Dfo.t,-
mann. tho third menhor or me con,.
1,qi--iau. usunr,fa Nv Governor. .tfI.,-g Al
tho request Of the territorial orr.,ni
zaton Am members of the commits
sion were present organization wa.
effected and the commission adoptrd
tho rules and regulations uuder
which the primaries as well a4 thr
preliminary business OF the conycu-
tion viii be conducted.
Aside from the fact that fhc or
sanitation of the commission nuts y
definite end to the long series of fac
tonaI differences which have disturb-
ed the republican party i'm this comfy
for years past and opens thc way to
a regularly organized party. the inn
portant feature of tho meeting was tbe
adoption nt the ballot system for CON
Quoting the primary election soon TO-
be- called Tho adoption of the ballot I
system for THE coming primary puts
an end to the long existing system of
mass primaries under which the use
of unfair and Illegal methods has been
made easy and establishes a system
by which every republican voter may
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-02
TROOPS ORDERED 10
NAVAJO COUNTRY
Government Fears RecaIcitaGt
Utes May Induce Peaceful
Indians to Revolt.

ib' Morning Journal Special Leased wire.I
Denver Aug, General Esrl D..
Thomas. commanding the department.
of the Colorado. ha, been instructed
Go dispatch Immediately Sis troops or.
cavalry d" tho Navajo reservation The
otd'u came from tine wan department.
yesterday and are induced hl the f.ar
that rouesade Utes vul Undue. the
NaNaius tp rsbel.
The chief cause ~ th. iieaausfar-
u'n Is the use nf ths eni,r hoI. aut
grazing lands hy thc Whtas THe Iu
dian- claim tho white men arr .,Iin.-
their privileges and resent tac ~ :
sion III
The troops win be sent from Want
Apache and Wiugate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-02
JUSTICE
FORRICHAND
POOR MAN
TO Be TEXT OF TAFT
SPEECH 10 LAWYERS



M, Morning journal sne,inl ie,.ed ,,t,.
Hot sprinrs \,, A.. ,-,.'..,
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'7 ''''N' ''''N' 'I'v E'''lns'
question NOW before the American
public is tine Improvement of the ADJ
Wnhlrutou Of Justice. CNil aud Grim
inaI both IN thc matter oC its prompl
dispatch and the chcapcuiug of Rs
cost
Judge William H. Tart made this
statement in discussing tho address ne
Us to deliver here next Thursday to
the Virginia rar association. arrange
| mrnis for which were beng made by
| Itesdcut Nyndhum r.. Meredith. of
the association
TT is Q difficult problem" ne ada
| ed. ivory dtnicult. indeed. lo make the
administration at Justice equal alike
! To the poor and the rich rho dfrri-
Guilty is i'm tho udyautasr tho Nc,ltb,
man has i'm the employment of coun
s'L and i'm TN" fact that the, are nhlt
to stand the expense. of ltieutinp aud
the poor man ls NOT.
There seems to bee mo- ,bs,b,t,.
remedy The only thins Won cam do g..
To- render the administration ,t inns.
tico as prompt as possible rho ,yu.
t iu the delay more than an,fbirr
"Iec And one of the great dsn,ropic
arguments. for t..o dsu,a.n,.i.. .,...,,
mout aud ] have heard If So often I'm
legislatures when a propn.ition
made o. have only one 3pp,,I il, ..,..e.
involving less than $500. i4 vim .,nu
donN to tho poor man tbr rt.nt T.,
obtain the Indictment nr IN, .,,,,,.,,,.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

r. w. Sharp, Redlands; c. P. Sheddan,
Los Angeles; Capt. C. L. Butts, San
Diego; j. Albert Oates, Compton; f. G.
Miller, Compton; W. l.. Waer, Whit
tier; Consul George e. jerks, Clerk
Thomas Smallcomb and District Dep
uty G. B. Young, San Diego, and John
70. Wright, president of the Southern
California Log Rolling association,
Whittier.
The members are busy preparing to
attend the Southern California M. w.
A. log rolling picnic, which will be held
in San Diego September 4, and Z. The
Woodmen of the southern city have no
halfway business about them and
have put up nearly a thousand dollars
In prizes for the events during the
picnic.
The regular open meeting Of Golden
State camp will be held at 1854 South
Spring street. Neighbor Abe Finl1in-
stein has 1t in charge and 1t is assured
that good time and entertainment
will be given.
Capt. g. L. Gregory is giving the
team some hard work now and is fast
getting 1t into shape for effective
drilling.
Sunny South r. N. A. No. 1908, will
hold its next regular meeting at 1909
South Main street next Friday even
ing. A number of candidates will be
given the work and the meeting will
be more than ordinarily interesting.
The Card club of the camp held it's
regular himonthly meeting last Thurs
day at the residence of Mrs. Eugenia
Burnor, 1885 Woodlawn avenue. A good
time was had by all who attended. The
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lydia
Kurner and Mrs Belle Proudhomme.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
WOMEN OF WooDcRAFT

Mrs. Florence Wehrly, chairman of
the board of grand managers, has re-
turned from Portland, Ore, where she
attended the grand circle.
Mrs. Anna r. Cornell, special or
ganizer for the w. o. W., is in this dis.
trict at work in the interest of the or
der. She will continue In this capacity
here for about two months.
Laurustinus circle initiated four can
didates at it's meeting last Wednesday
night. This circle has secured new
office furniture and a safe, the lat
ter of which is very convenient for the
efficient clerk, Mrs. Mamie Hiner.
Vernon circle admirably entertained
its members and friends last night at
Akey's hall, central and Vernon ave-
nues. There was a large and lively
gathering and joy reigned supreme.
All the local circles will assemble in
body at the Hill street station at Z
o'clock next Tuesday night and take
the cars for the Palms, where they will
be entertained by Beach circle No. 303.
The officers and team of Laurustinus
circle will exemplify the initiatory
work,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
WEEKS NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

ton with the regular business OF tne
meeting a special program for the en-
tertainment of the members.
Grand Warden G.. o. Goldman ana
Grand Secretary Maloon, the champion
tenpin bowlers of the Royal Arcanum
in Los Angeles, have a bet on for the
one reaching the 250-mark first For q
long time Brother Goldman held the
high score, $40, but the grand secretary
has beaten him by one point.
Pasadena council has organized
bowling team and in the near future
there will be a match game between the
Los Angeles and Pasadena teams at
Morley's alleys, Spring street. Both
teams ara confident of carrying off the
honors.
California council No. 1647 meets
Monday evening, corner Main and Six
teenth streets. Members of the order
are invited to attend the meeting. as
there is always something doing at
every meeting.
The officers of Los Angeles council
are making special efforts to reach the
400 mark by December 81, 1908. Appli-
cations are being received by the secre-
tary at every meeting.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

office of the national president to the
financiers of the councils.
All councils will be entitled to COM
pete for these prizes, whether working
with or without the assistance OF a
deputy"
The councils of knights and Ladies
of Security of Southern California
joined in a union picnic yesterday at
Redondo Beach, enjoying a fine time.
The following councils all sent large
delegations of merrymakers: Los An
geles No. 1877, Angeleno No. 1913 Sher-
mon No. 1884, San Bernardino No. 1881,
man No. 1884, San Bernardino No. 1881,
Pasadena No. 1884 and Long Beach No.
1897.
During the morning sports were en-
joyed and at luncheon a picnic lunch
was enjoyed. During the afternoon the
various drill teams INDUCED in a COM
petitive drill.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

WE43D hrst prize and Mrs. Laid
" the winner of the second
~ The club meets every Mon
day afternoon at 1. o. o. F. hall, cor
ner of Pico and FL Moline streets
From 1870 until each Monday there
Will be an instructor for those who
wish to learn. All players are in
vited.
Los Angeles assembly, No. 2, held
open meeting and installation of Off
GERS Tuesday evening. The beautiful
and impressive ceremony of installing
was conducted by Royal Herald Les
leigh Wright, assisted by Royal Lady
of Honor Harriet Tower and Royal
Auditor Geo. H. Felch. Company B,
Royal guards, respondent in scarlet
coats and caps trimmed with gold
braid, made their first appearance and
assisted the royal officers in the work.
In the exhibition drill the work of the
guards has never been surpassed by
any team of any order in Los Angeles,
in the opinion of competent judges
present. Miss Buerte Bentein is the
captain of the guards and Assistant
Royal Scrivener VIM. e. Riggs has
been the drill master who prepared the
guards for the work. The officers in
stalled are: Past worthy chancellor,
Chas. e. Holdridge; worthy chancel-
lor, Leroy Hicks; vice chancellor, AL
Ian Young; bishop, Jane DeLanty;
counselor, l.. F. Shoultz; herald, Roy
Nelly; lady of honor, Sarah McCaf-
frey; warden, T. Barley; sentinel l..
]. Scheck; trustees, F. M. Corison
Fred Ballou. Paul Meyer; scrivener,
Geo. Fl. Felch; master Of exchequer
Fred Willox; medical examiner, DR..
A. L. Barton; advocate, e. V. Moore.
The fame of company B, Royal
guards, has Travelled far in a very short
time, as the guards have received an
invitation to give an exhibition drill in
Oak hall. T. f. B. building, on Monday
evening for the Grand Fraternity, and
have accepted.
At the regular monthly whist party
given by Pico assembly. No. 8. in I. o.
o. f. hall, Pico and FL Moline streets,
Monday evening, r. r. Long, DR..
Scherfee, Mrs, Lula V. Barnes and Mrs.
Addie Markley were the winners. The
meetings of the whist party have been
changed to the second and fourth Mon
days of each month, and five hundred
has been added to the evenings enter
tainment. This means two sets of
prizes to play for, and large crowds are
expected and can be accommodated.
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a contest for new members. But they
say nothing serious will happen, and In
the end the pipe of peace will be
smoked at a banquet to be given by the
losing side.
The splitup occurred last Thursday
evening, when 1t was decided to inaug-
urate the contest, and it will last three
months. Charles Fitzgerald was placed
in charge of the white side, although
they say they will not show the white
feather. Albert Goldsmith is in charge
of the red side, and they say they will
show their good courage. The contest
promises to be a lively one and Fern
castle is looking forward to an in
creased membership.
At the meeting last Thursday even
ing a dance and social time was en-
toyed following the regular business
session. The regular monthly social
will be held next Thursday evening at
Maple hall. It will be an apron and
necktie social, the women to wear good
old-fashioned aprons and also to carry
along a gentleman's necktte Of the
same material. The neckties will be
drawn by the Highlanders, who will
thereby win their ladies for the even
ing.
]. d. Faris, the past royal protector,
Is planning to reorganize the drill team
OF Fern castle. He is gonig to see that
they do some high style drilling and
use the new Highland uniforms.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

w Ia ~ dates Court Temple has
~ changed its meeting place
and night and in future
will meet at 43S South Spring street
every Wednesday evening. Wednes-
day evening of this week the court
will open its quarters with a dance, to
which all Foresters and their friends
are invited.
Court La Gazelle is still doing good
work under the leadership of Chief
Ranger Barney Healy and initiated
two candidate at it's last meeting, with
more to follow.
Companion Court Miramar will in
future meet at 4Ss South Spring street
every Wednesday evening.
Court Ell Monte had a good meeting
this week. The court was visited by
the high secretary and a promotion
committee was. appointed to boost the
membership. AS a result there will
be a large class initiation at its next
meeting.
There was large attendance of the
members and friends of Court Morris
Vineyard on Friday evening. when the
high chief ranger, DIR. c. B. Dickson,
gave an interesting talk on the prin-
ciples of the fraternity. The high vice
chief ranger Brother s. H. Reddin of
Fresno, was also present and made an
interesting report on the progress of
the work in the San Joaquin valley.
Court Gardena entertained the high
chief ranger at its meeting this week
and had q good attendance to hear him
make a report of the supreme court
session. The report was a very salts
factory one and was of great interest
to the members who were present,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
ANCIENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

High Chief Ranger Frank Hogan OF
San Francisco has been visiting Los
Angeles In the interest of the order.
had been in the Angel City he was
much surprised to see it's great growth
and enterprise.
Upon arriving in Los Angeles High
Chief Ranger Hogan made arrange
ments to make official visits at the
courts of the city and the surround
ing districts
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE

Montgomery council, z. NJ. l., will
give an entertainment and social on
Friday evening, August z, in Conaty
hall, Downey avenue and DAILY street.
The entertainment will include the
farce New Brooms Sweep Clean"
Among those who will take part are
Walter Goldsmith, P. Mockenhaupt,
Master Lazelle and the Sullivan broth
ers, Urban Emme, George Mcdonald,
Ralph Curtis, Albert Germann and
Thomas Reynolds. The proceeds of
the entertainment are to be used in
building railing at the altar steps of
the Church of the Sacred Heart.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
EASTERN STAR

Mrs. Della Gilman entertained the x.
Y. rs of Loyalty chapter at her home,
957 South Bonnie Brae street, last FRI
day afternoon. Mrs. Gilman made it
delightfully."- pleasant for her guests.
A week ago the x. Y. Us were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Spaulding at their pretty summer cot
tage at Long Beach. Dinner was served
and dancing was enjoyed in the sun
narlnr
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
REBEKAH DEGREE

Columbia Rebelxah lodge No. 1914 will
celebrate it's fifteenth anniversary next
Monday night A literary program Will
be provided. Light refreshments will
be served, and a delightful time is as
sured. All Rebekahs and their friends
are cordially invited.
Paloma Rebekah lodge will give its
monthly "at home" next Wednesday
night. It will be a delightful "at
home indeed to those who attend.
Fraternity Rebekah lodge will de-
lightfully exemplify the work of initi-
ating a class of candidates next Tues
day night.
The Rebekah relief board will hold
it's semi-annual election of officers nexi
Thursday at p. m.
-
Some Of the most important information
en- fo5avss uaper il to he fOund in the ads.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

A little old woman with soft blue
eyes, white ringlets around her ears
and a quaint purple gown got on a
Ninth street car in Washington on a
very hot day.
She looked rosy, but cool and COM
Portable, while the others on the crowd
ed car were hopping their brows, fan
ming themselves and cursing inwardly.
AS she got on the car she said to
the conductor: "Hi want to get hoff
at Hem street"
"All right" said the conductor, and
the car went on. Nothing happened
until L street was reached, when sud
denly the old lady looked up and asked !:
His this Help
You bet it is" said big, perspiring
man, and soft, low cries of "Hearl
hear!'' mingled with the laughter that
rippled through the car.-Harper' $
Weekly.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

ments will be served. All members and
friends are invited.
Thursday the lodge of Banner hive
met at Lady Ray Jones', 1928 Buena
Vista street. Whist was the amuse-
ment for the afternoon. Lady Emma
johnson won first prize and Lady Eliz-
abeth Haskins the BOBBY prize. A fine
luncheon was served. The hive will
hold its annual picnic at Ocean Park
August 6, leaving Hill street station
at $3.50 o'clock. All members are ex-
pected to attend.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

J" J. ]
1IRys The national council of
/HEh'To NM the Knights and Ladies
ESs Nms NAof Security, of which w.
a<N@EA$ ERB. Kirkpatrick is presi-
NNzExSAN dent and ]. V. Abraham
&zx<<s# secretary, sends GU
49, through the official organ
of the order the following regarding
prizes offered to the councils for secur-
ing additional beneficiary members:
tIn order that our smaller councils
may have equal chance with the larger
councils of our order we have decided
to divide the councils into six classes
as follows:
Glass Astonishing of councils hav-
ing 500 or more beneficiary members.
"Class B-Councils from 400 to 500
beneficiary members.
"Class C-Councils from 300 to 400
beneficiary members.
"Class E-CouncilS from 100 to 200
beneficiary members.
"Class F--Councils under 100 bene-
ficiary members
THE membership of the councils de-
termining their class will be taken from
the official reports received in the ma
tional office in June. 1908.
Three prizes will be awarded to the
councils in each one of the above
classes.
'First-$5O to the council adding the
largest number of new beneficiary
members during July, August and Sep
temher 1908, of any council in its class.
s'Second-$30 to the council adding
second largest number of new bene-
ficiary members
"Third-s2O to the council adding
third largest number of new beneficiary
members.
"These prizes will be awarded after all
official returns have been received in
the national secretarys office in the
Month of OpfOhnr and phacl< In ma "
ment Of same will be mailed from the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

tees were appointed to secure some the
alter on or about October ! for the
Royal minstrels to give their show for
the benefit of the association. The adj
vertising committee will in due time
give notice of the place and date.
Los Angeles council No. 1889 will
meet in Blanchard hall on Hill street
Thursday evening. The orator. Broth
er Donnelly. has arranged in connec-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

Of this rank by Marathon's degree
team always arouses interest among
members of the order and insures an
interested audience on the night of each
month set apart for the work. The
membership in this lodge is of such
character that at least two men are
usually at hand to take any part as
signed. Beginning in September new
features will be introduced and the
scope of the initiatory work will be
further amplified. Under the direction
of c. A. Post, who has charge of this
part of the lodge affairs, methods have
Improved to such an extent that it is
doubtful If any lodge in Southern Cali
fornia can show as high standard OF
efficiency as Marathon-Los Angeles.
r. L. Mueller has been elected musi
clan of Marathon-Los Angeles lodge.
After initiatory ceremonies at Mara
thon's last meeting refreshments were
served and numerous Havana ropes of
good quality smoked up.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

AAYRES August 8. The prizes Of
" fered have induced many
to join the contest and
competition promises to
be keen.
Golden State No. 472 was one of the
last lodges to install officers, waiting
as late as July "a. The ceremony was
none the less interesting and was con-
Quoted by Supreme Vice President
Emma r. Neidig.
Among the many New Mexico and
Arizona people who are seeking comfort
in the refreshing breezes of the Pacific
are many 7. F. B. members, nearly all
of whom pay their respects to the
home office.
The Association of Presidents and
Past Presidents met in called session
July 90 to perfect plans for the picnic
at Redondo August s. Time and place
for an annual banquet that shall Guido
any former occasions were also dis
cussed.
Emma r. Neidig, supreme vice pres
ident, paid recent official. visit to
Oceanside and Escondido lodges, in
stalling the officers of the former lodge,
where the escort team executed some
beautiful floor work, and special
meeting was called at the latter place
to welcome her.
Hermosa lodge No 81 held an open
meeting last Monday night. About 200
members, including their friends, en-
joyed cards and dancing.
DR.. w. ]. Haney last week paid
visits to Hermosa, Home, Los Angeles
and Santa Ana lodges in the interest
of the big picnic August at Redonoo'
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02

August IL.
The general committee, consisting of
subcommittee from the various tents
and hives in Los Angeles county, will
hold its first meeting next Saturday
night to make arrangements for the
Maccabee picnic to be held at Redondo
September IL. All members of the COM
mittee are earnestly requested to be
present, as business of much import
ance will be transacted. From present
indications the picnic will be the larg-
est one ever given by the Maccabees
in Southern California. The drill
teams of Pacific hive No. 46, Los An
geles hive No. 1, Pasadena hive and
California Banner hive No will give
an exhibition drill. 1t is also expected
that Royal and Redondo hives will en-
ter the contest.
Santa Ana tent No. and Los An
geles tent No. 2 were the guests of
Artesia tent No. 10 Tuesday evening.
There were thtrty-1ve members pres
ent from Los Angeles and about fifty
from Santa Ana. Tent No. con-
Quoted the novitlates through the mys-
teries of the second degree. Following
the initiation the visitors were served
with an old-time "Artesla supper" 1t
is not necessary to explain what an
"Artesia supper is to any of those
who have ever attended a Maccabee
gathering at that place.
Great Record Keeper E. M. Guthrie
paid a fraternal visit to Santa Monica
tent Friday evening. Deputy Great
Commander Arbogast is securing
members for the tent and expects to
have a class to initiate within a short
time.
Max Asher one of the old standbys
of Los Angeles tent No. q who has
been in the northern part of the state
for the past two years, is vitsing his
numerous friends in this city. He was
present at the meeting Of the tent
Wednesday evening and was given a.
royal welcome. That smile of Max's
always put new life into the boys, and
he Is always sure of cordial recep-
ton whenever he is in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
sprInq PLANTING

Mamma: What are you doing. Ethel7"
Ethel: 'Ts plantin' some bird seed,
mamma"
what are you doing that for. my child ?"
IT'S goin' raise some little birds,
mammai"--Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Banner hive, No. 8,
Il. o. 7. NJ, will hold
open meeting at Bur-
bank hall, August 5.
Dancing and whist
will be the order of
the evening Refresh
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
ROYAL ARCANUM

The officers of the Re-
lief and Hospital ASSOC
citation at it's regular
meeting held in the Of
fees of the grand coun-
Gil, BAT Blanchard build
ing last week. commits