Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

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mittees. Five applicants were balloted
on and elected. All applicants will be
ready for the class initiation March 10
by Hancock council team. and the
members are working hard to have u
class of twenty-five at least Reason
able activity on the part of members
will accomplish this result, and p. c.
Manager Hill will devote Monday and
Tuesday to the Pasadena council. as.
sisting them in securing this class, and
it's up to the juniors to make him earn
his salary.
II. f. Ives, B. Ford and J. B. Oakley,
banquet committee for the spread Tues
day night, report everything in splendid
shape, with stacks of good things to
eat in sight. Those who miss this
feast will loose a lot of good grub"
you are not wise if you miss a good
thing like this these hard times. A
number of the Daughters of Liberty
will be on hand early Tuesday night to
put the banquet room In order to well
come the brethren of Los Angeles and
visiting. lodges. as all juniors in the
state are invited to be at the old Y Nj.
c. A. building, Union and Raymond
streets. Pasadena, Tuesday night; you
are welcome, and more than welcome.
Hancock council No. 20 met at 1907
South Main street Thursday night with
a large and enthusiastic crowd of men,
bers present. Much business was
transacted and many things advanced
for the good of the society.
Gen. Sherman council No. 10 of Whit
tier held an interesting meeting Friday
night, with Brother A. Moore In the
chair. City Clerk w. e. Butler, mem
Der of the bylaw committee, reported
progress on the same and submitted
portion of same to the council which
fox f,,,x, fha
members, and 1t looks as though Whit
tier council will be the banner council
in reference to dues paid and ability to
do things. This council has the honor
of having nearly all business and pro-
fessional men on its rosters, and they
are beginning to do things in bust
nesslike way. Allan u. Tonilinson.
treasurer of the Whittier Hardware
company and D. S. Binford leading
jeweler of the city, have been selected
delegates to the state council, which
meets in Stockton March II to 10 and
arc making preparations for the trip.
We learn the order in Stockton is
preparing royal welcome for the at
tending delegates. and the crack team
of Custer council will be there with
their full paraphernalia to put on the
work. This team Is considered the best
in the United States, and all who can
possibly do SO should make this trip
liberty and patriotism. Every Ameri-
can needs a dose of the medicine; don't
forget our forefathers.
This being the second Identification
meeting, a number of members turned
out that had not attended meeting
for a long time. Some had not at
tended for four years. Past State Coun-
selor ]. F. Burns, one OF the Oldest
and most active members of the order.
was present, and as he is called
Daddy by the bcyr is always one OF
the most welcomed Of any who attend
Brother Burns says he would be
ashamed to be anything but good
American citizen.
He can number his converts to
juniorism by the score and is still as
active in the work as of yore, and may
Daddy live to be the means of lead
ing scores more to the altar of true
American citizenship.
National Representative J. s. Starr
was present and gave the members a
lot of encouragement. Come often,
Brother Starr, we need your encour-
agement. Brothers Starr, Farmer;
Osborne and OBrien expect to attend
the state council session to be held in
Stockton March II and 49, These men,
beers, accompanied by State Organizer
l.. l.. Hill. will attend class initiation
in Oakland March ii, when the work
will be eXempllneu Dy Tue cfdch ued,h
of Custer council for class of candi-
dates for James A. Garfield council of
Petaluma, ''the chicken town." After
the work O banquet will be served AT
the Key Route Inn, the finest hosiery
around the bay. Custer council sends a
special invitation to all juniors of
Southern California. and quite num-
Der will accept and be In attendance.
A special invitation from the council
in Pasadena was read inviting Han
cock council to bring their team and
initiate a class of candidates and par
take of a banquet Tuesday, March TO-
The invitation was accepted with
hearty cheers and the team notified to
prepare for the trip and feast. A large
crowd is expected. By request, Paul
w. Lisle. fraternal editor OF The
Herald. was present and was intro
duced by L. l.. Hill, state manager.
Mr.. Isle made a very pleasing talk on
the advertising phase of fraternalism
and was cheered to the echo. Come
again. Mr.. Lisle, and you will not re-
greet it. ~.
The juniors are much pleased with
the service given by The Herald ana
are supporting Brother Lisle's EFFORT
and viii stand by him as long as con-
nected with the paper and good SER