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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
Mana Dull Atfire

Britishers are constantly becoming
duller and more morose In the matter
OF their clothes. Their carelessness In
this respect seems sometimes to
amount 20 affectation.-Chambe
Journal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
The Born Detective.

Sherlock Holmes explained.
Il inherited my mothers ability to
tell when ] had been in swimming. /"
lie vouchsafed.
Herewith none marveled longer,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26

III a man doesn't tend strictly to
his own affairs" said Uncle Eben, he
gifts found fault wifi fob buttin In;
and, II he does, ge gifts criticised fob
bein' onsociabie!"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Joseph Thompson. deceased.
creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his residence In Clark.
ston. In the county OF cache. State OF Utah
on or before the 2Srd day OF January. A. D.
1905. JAMES G. THOMPSON. Administrator.
J. y. STEWART JR.. Attorney.
Date OF first publication August 20. 1908.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26

For Lack Of q Better Reason.
It's likely that many fellow who
IL scarcely able to take care Of him.
self marries a girl on the theory that
she will be able to help him do So
Topeka Journal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
TESTING the Gas Meter.

Another way to test your gas meter
Is to look steadily at the dial for Ave
minutes. II 1t gets black in the face
It's doing its best to hold on.-Toron-
to Star.
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Notices
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
csasuIt Cssaty CLERK o. the RESPECTIVE SIss.
ers Tor Further latormstlea.
!" the District Court. Probate OlvIsisa 10 sso
for Csche Couatv. State Of Utah.

In the District court Of the First Judicial dis.
trict OF the state OF Utah. in ana for the
county Of cache.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26

1t soothes, refreshes, strength
"rs ard purifes the stomach, bow
els and kidneys A tonic that pre-
vents summer I oul,les. Such is
FnlFS-er's RotF, Mountain Tea.
80 cents, Tea o. Tablets. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26


80 Is the annual convention
4SYIa- of the San Joaquin valle,
k2kS lodges. The session lasts
two days, and many ques
tions of advantage to the
dozen or more lodges belonging to the
league are discussed. Able papers art
presented, and contests for proficiency
| in drills are exhibited by the various
escort teams. April % and 23 wit
messed this annual gathering at Dinu-
| ba of more than usual magnitude, and
banquets, merry making and the ce-
menting of friendships were among its
prominent features. 1t has done much
to strengthen the cause of fraternity
in that section.
| Nobody, who has witnessed the
charming hospitality of the various
women's organizations of Los Angeles
| In lending their services to the enter
tainment of the sailor laddies' would
doubt their patriotism.
Still it remained for the Fraternal
Brotherhood ladies to have their loyal
ty and the cause they represent-fra-
ternity-tested to the limit. In spite
of the steady downpour of rain that
drenched them TO the skin the four
hundred badges provided We're all
taken and additional service volun-
teered. Good naturedly they stood and
poured hot coffee and served warm
who, perfectly at home ON the the wa
ter were "being shown" what it meant
to live in it.
The 25th of April is date that
meant much to the Fraternal Brother
hood lodges of San Francisco. Su-
preme President James A. Foshay was
tempted north by the f1attering state
ment that on that date they would
present him a class of four hundred
to initiate Reports are not yet In,
but the lodges In that vicinity usually
make good',' so we know what to
expect.
Stockton lodge No. 10S also decided
to entice him farther on, and it has
something up its sleeve that we hope
to be able to report next time. Hay
wards lodge No. 143 will also report
next time.
The ladies of the Fraternal Brother
hood who assisted in entertaining the
fleet acknowledged with much graft
tude the kindness the young ladies of
the Woodbury. Business college in sup
plying so many beautiful Gala lilies
for the table decorations.
Lanington lodge No. 600 Fraternal
Brotherhood, one of the popular lodges
of the order, will give a leap year
masquerade ball Wednesday night,
April 29 in Alhambra hall, Fraternal
Brotherhood building, Lincoln and Fig
and for the benefit of the team of Lam
ington lodge and is therefore sure to be
a grand success, as this lodge has a
team of ladies that cannot be beat.
Prizes are to be given for the most
original costume, also for most comical
getup.
Members of the order are cordially
invited to bring their friends and have
a good time.
La Grande lodge No. 9 will entertain
members and their friends with pro-
gressive whist party next Friday night
at Alhambra hall, Fraternal Brother
hood building. The committee has Sc
cured valuable prizes for this occasion.
This is one of those events and socials
that are much sought for, and arrange
ments have been made to accommodate
500 players. La Grande lodge has a
membership of 1000, and all the boys
who belong to the "Stag" know that
things will be doing on that night
Light refreshments and punch will be
served and a short musical program
rendered.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
WEEKS NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES
NOTICE

! The attention of press commit :
i tees and secretaries of secret and :
! fraternal societies is called to the :
= fact that 1t is absolutely necessary :
\ that all news and data for the :
! Sunday fraternal page should :
i reach the fraternal editor not later )
+ than s o'clock Friday night, with ;
i the exception of lodges that hold :
j. meetings on Friday night will have \
! space reserved until 11:30 Friday !
! night.
! All lodges that are unable to get )
! their data In by the specified time !
! will find fraternal matter running X
= In Mondays issue. Lodge report =
+ ers viii confer a great favor to i
= the fraternal editor by getting copy i
+ in on time. !
\ + i = i ******#a@A = !
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

All the lodges of Los
Angeles conducted special
$zn s.3 work in all the degrees
last week for the benefit of the visit
ing members of the fleet. This work
was highly appreciated by the visitors,
who spent much of the night time of
their shore leave in the lodge rooms.
Today the eighty-ninth anniversary
of the order will be celebrated at the
Union Avenue Methodist church, Union
avenue and Court street. The lodges
will attend in a body. Rev. VIII A.
Knighten will make the address.
A grand picnic will be held at East
lake park Monday. Genet II sports and
a good time will be the order of the
day.
Atlas lodge, Washington and Griffith
streets, will confer the initiatory degree
next Monday night.
Angelus Rebekah lodge No. 279 held a
short and interesting meeting on Fri
day evening. A number of visitors be-
ing present. The lodge is considering
the changing of the meeting night to
Saturday, and will vote on it next
meeting night. The lodge has accepted
an invitation to attend church in a
body next Sunday morning. All mem
bers of the order are requested to come
and go with us. The lodge meets al
916 East Washington street. Visitors
always welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

DefSnlp. Under the
good of the order Mrs. Hattie Hyde
presented a play entitled "The Flags
of All Nations"
This hive was entertained by Pasa-
dena hive Monday evening, and will
return the courtesy Wednesday night,
May 27.
Mrs. Stein entertained the ladies at
her cottage at Manhattan Beach
Thursday, the ladies visiting the bat
tleships in the afternoon
The ladies of No. 1 and sir knights
of tent No. will present a play, en-
titled Hearts and Clubs" Wednesday
evening next at Burbank hall, under
the direction of Mrs. c. Davidson, dra-
matte teacher. The cast
Mr.. Fossil, an elderly gent with a
hobby, Carl Unger: Tom Bestman a
nephew of Mr.. Fossil, Mr.. Hamil; Mr..
All JOY, gentleman fond of his club,
Mr.. Joseph; Miss Doting, a spinster
who adores beauty and Emerson, Min.
ME Neighbors; Mintia Triptoe, Miss
Doting's niece, Mae Reese; Mrs. Ali
Joy, a would-be invalid, Lillian Ossing;
Mrs. Frisk, Hattie Suttle; Mrs. Bod
kin, Ella Hunt Miss Stein, Mrs May
field Brown; Mrs. Pallide, Mable Ash
by.
The guards of the hive will pose in
plastiques representing THE Bride -
The Death of Virginia" 1.-THE Dance
of the Muses." Monopoly" and Rock
of Ages" Miss Delphine Gillespie and
Miss Irene Chase will dance fancy
selections on the Dutch band.
Mrs. Jennie Weaver, finance auditor
of hive No. 1, will leave for a trip
through the east Wednesday, the 29th
The hive presented her with a hand
some travelling bag.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

kEg &E IA day evening to consider
EsHLAA VA the advisability of effect
sEsssA ing a consolidation. 1t was
sEss3SSN N unanimously agreed that
NasANstaRsR$H it would be better to
StRs% have one division, and in
~SSgA the future it will be
known as Los Angeles division No. z
An election of officers followed, re-
sulting in the selection of G. I. kel-
logg as captain Of the new division.
Sir Knight Kellogg was the retiring
captain of division No 1 and has al
ways given entire satisfaction, conse-
ouently he had no opposition. the Doys
are working hard for the coming con-
test to be participated in by DIVISIONS
from the Fraternal Brotherhood, For
| esters, knights of Pythias ana knlghts
of the Maecabees, which will take place
at the Shriners' auditorium May 29.
State Record Keeper E. M. Guthrie
recently returned home from a trip
through the northern part of the state,
where he has been visiting the varl-
Gus tents of the order. He reports that
the meetings were all largely attend
ed and the members were very enthu-
siastic over the new ritualistic work.
While at Oakland he was rendered a
banquet by Oakland tent No. II, Whlch
was given on a very elaborate scale
and thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The most active tent visited by him
was the one at Santa Cruz. This tent,
during the last three months, has
initiated 100 candidates, and on the
evening of his visit exemplified the
three degrees of the new ritual. That
the members were thoroughly interest
ed in the work is shown by the fact
that not one of them left the lodge
room until the close of the meeting,
which did not take place until 1:3O
a. m.
Deputy Great Commander Dunning
has completed his work at Santa Cruz
and is now organizing class at San
Jose, which will be admitted about
the 1st of May. The uniform rank at
that place has assumed its old time
activity and recently has admitted a
number of new members.
Los Angeles tent No. 9 has about
completed arrangements for the cele-
bration of its seventeenth anniversary
which will take place June 10. Invita-
tions have been extended to Pasadena
tent No l, Santa Ana tent No. and
California Banner tent No. to exem-
plify the ritualistic work, each tent to
put on one degree. The details will be
arranged at a future meeting of the
tent.
Deputy Great Commander Arbogast
is working at Redlands and reports
good success. In the near future a
degree team from Los Angeles tent No.
. will go to that city and will confer
the secret work upon class of candi-
dates now being secured by Sir Knight
Arbogast.
Tent No. will not observe its regu-
lar social night on Wednesday even
ing. as the ladies of hive No. / are to
IL hot i11Cr n11ttf or
"Hearts and Clubs" and the sir
kniehts will attend in a body.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
UNITED

lRSe,S.@.Z Druids' magazine and to
ES~1%fa carefully note the most ex-
MDSAN cellent progress made by
"a X the order on the soil of
California's m IN n
wealth, due to the vigor-
Gus culture and well directed efforts
on the part of the official roster and
us membership, all bearing we'll their
part in the great field of active effort
IN advancing the best interests of our
ancient fraternity.
On the first page of the magazine
we nnd an item from the pen of C. A
Gugllelmoni, grand secretary of the
grand grove of California. headed.
'Build Home for Members of the
Order. as You Will Need IT, Brother
Gugiielmonf who is a devoted enthu-
slast on Druidism, will make a rec
pm,menaation ',a to the grand grove in
MS advanced report that a special tax
Oh l0 cents year be levied on each
member for the creation of home
rund. The recommendation will un-
doubtedly be adopted by the grand
grove when in session at Salinas next
June, and in Glen Ellen. where, where
the grand grove owns fifteen acres of
land, VIC fnd grounds beautiful for
such an institution and the very place
Tor sanitarium. The climate and
surroundings are adapted for such.
Magnolia grove No. 81 had four ap-
pncatlons presented Monday night and
transacted much business of an i'm
portant nature. An initiatory team Is
about to be formed and drilled, and
In short time some pretty floor work
VIII be added to the ceremony. After
the team has become thoroughly drilled
the members of 1t will be equipped with
costumes and robes, so that the work
will be more interesting and Impress
i've.
Orange grove No. 122 will celebrate
Druids day on May by giving a
picnic at Schuetzen park. An active
committee has the matter in charge
and 1t will present an excellent pro-
gram of entertainment.
Morton grove No So will have cleo
tion of officers Monday night
Golden West circle No. 81 at its
meeting on the night of the 18th inst.
mad two propositions for membership.
A feature of the circle is that all the
members are close observers of the
ritualistic and floor work and carry OUT
the same to the letter. The circle
Is prospering and will make a good
showing in Its report to the grand
circle.
Sylvan grove No. 1s0 held Its semi
annual election of officers Friday night.
The interest is growing in this grove
and the members are becoming quite
active. There is hardly regular meet
ing now that there is not from one to
four candidates initiated. This grove
meets regularly every Friday night at
Druids' hall, 12S1s North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

2. All Eastern Star members and their
friends are invited to attend. Prizes
will be given, while music and refresh
ments will be other features of the en-
tertainment.
This chapter, which was organized
only last February, is planning an
entertainment at Masonic Temple, Los
Angeles, on the night of May 80. This
promises to be a brilliant affair.
Recently this chapter was visited by
several distinguished members and Of
ficers of the Eastern Star, among them
being Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Rosa
Burns, Past Grand Patron of Nebraska
H. M. Hurd; Mrs. Orilla Williams, past
grand matron of Iowa, and Mrs. Rose
Hathaway matron of Esperanza.
The chapter Is in a f1ourishing con-
dition and is fast gaining new MEM
berS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES

San Bernardino aerie No. 1o6 met
last Tuesday night and nominations
were made for delegates to the state
aerie and left open until the next
meeting, when the election will occur.
Arrangements were also made Tor
going to Cotton next Saturday nlght,
when new aerie will be organized
at that place.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

lodge next month. Mr.. Selig is recog-
nized by Pythians throughout the state
as a man of rare ability, and as to his
capably performing the duties of the
office of grand prelate there is no
doubt Marathon-Los Angeles lodge
has unanimously favored his candi-
dacy, and by a resolution instructed it's
delegates to the grand lodge to fur
ther the desires of the lodge to that
end by all legitimate means
Several candidates We're initiated in
the rank of esquire at last Tuesday
nights meeting of Marathon-Los An
geles lodge. Next Tuesday night initi-
alton in the rank of knight will take
place. The ceremonies of the knight
rank are so strikingly conducted by the
degree team of this lodge that many
visitors usually avail themselves of the
opportunity of witnessing its pro-
duCtiOn
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
STATION ENGINEERS

The ladies of the N. A.. s. e. will
hold an open meeting and luncheon
next Friday night at Odd Fellows hall,
2201a South Main street. An interest
ing entertainment will be given All
wives of engineers are cordially in
vited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

present something new in the way
of a conundrum supper and dance. The
bill of fare will consist of twenty or
more orders, each to be 2 cents, and
one has the privilege of ordering the
whole list if they choose. This supper
is one of the novel get-ups of the
Hancock club and promises to be a
success. 1t will be given at the coun-
ell hall Hindley halD, 1908 South Main
street. Invitations are out, and from
present indications it is expected that
there will be many Juniors in attend
ance, for a large delegation from Pasa-
dena and Whittier will be present.
A large number of Hancock council
members visited Whittier council at
Whittier Friday night and report a
favorable and enjoyable time. Whit
tier council is a young one, but a
healthy and thrifty one and, is making
a splendid showing. The members are
composed of some of the best citizens
of the town.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR

Angel City No. 1888,
K. an4L. of H., will
meet Tuesday night
and hereafter at hall
No. 1, Mammoth hall,
SIT South Broadway.
on Monday night,
May 4, a dance will
be given in the large
hall. and the commit
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

tee on arrangements is working hard
to make this affair a grand success
All members and their friends should
attend and come out and have a royal
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
:. + = *##*~******A !

On Tuesday, April %, Excelsior coun-
Gil No. 1881, K. L. of s.. of San Ber-
nardino. with other councils of the city,
will be the guest of Los Angeles coun-
ell No. 1877. The meeting will be held in
Blanchard's hall on, Broadway, oppo-
site the city hall. The district conven-
ton convenes this week in the city, and
as there are large number of coun-
ellis in this district there will be many
delegates in attendance. Los Angeles
council is the banner council of the
state, having a membership of about
600. For the last two years No. 737 and
No. 1881 of San Bernardino have been
playing tag with the prize state ban
ner, the first one having it only to
lose it the next quarter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

SG-1lE -1lE1Iz9lk.pI meeting Monday. Three
III esquireS were charged
in the rank of knight.
The team work was put on in an excel
lent manner. and Brother Cooley is to
be congratulated upon the able manner
in which he acquitted his trying duties
KIM" Gable, from San Bernardino.
was In evidence and assisted the prog
ress committee. The mayor of Sunny
side has resigned his official position
and has moved to his ranch near Whit
tier, where he intends to devote his
time to raising crops-bristles and
wheat being his strong suit, with but
ter and eggs on the side. The progress
committee reports that rehearsals will
be held in the hall every Monday night
after the regular session and requests
all members to report each night until
the session of the grand lodge.
Gauntlet company No. 40, u. r., is to
give military dance at its armory
next month. The boys are drilling hard
and it will be surprise If they don't
walk away with some of that prize
money at the grand lodge. Capt.
Judge" Hyatt is a hustler and is re-
cruiting the company very fast, several
additions being made each meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Past Chancellor a. L.
Selig of Marathon-Los
Angeles lodge has been
urged by his friends to
permit the use of his
name as candidate for the
office of grand prelate at
the session of the grand
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN
excention

Without exception
AA = Coahuila tribe No. 102
TofEE of San Bernardino, CAL,
WMA1 is one of the most
S flourishing and prosper
Askh/M w Gus tribes in the state
lt1AA NH of California. When
MHMKNNA\ ever there is anything
NAZhNNAM doing in this neck of
sxSIgssss-esAAHlM the woods, Coahuilla
NS1khlsEZZ has always got a finger
in the pie. The Red
Men nowadays are up and moving.
There is always something doing.
The Improved Order of Red Men or
Santa Ana are making preparations
for big powwow and class initiation
to be held at that city Tuesday, April
%. under the auspices of Usage tribe.
A special train will be chartered to
carry the tribes from this city, Red
lands. Riverside and Corona. The
Coahuilla tribe committee looking after
the excursion is composed of Charles
Lindner. Nels Hanson and A. Rob-
inson.
At the meeting on the 18th inst, Goa
huilla tribe No. 102, l. o. r. M, the
festival committee, composed of Jo-
seph Edwards. w. j. Capell and ii.
c. Warner. reported their plans for
a characteristic and original booth TO
occupy some conspicuous place during
the fair. Probably float representing
the tribe will be entered in one of the
parades. 1t was announced that on
Monday, April 81, the degree team of
the Mohonk tribe of Redlands will visit
Coahuilla tribe and confer the chiefs
degree on a number of candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

The beautiful fireproof HOTEL
GREEN In Pasadena is worthy of a
visit
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
MODERN NATIONAL
RESERVE

A Los Angeles council No.
I ! / Il: I
fs&S#SASl 20 met in regular session
Thursday night at Mann
moth hall, SIT South Broad
j&@SMl way. The attendance
SNSW wasn't as large as usual,
WW due to the presence of the
fleet. Ten new applications
for membership were re-
ceived, due to the efforts of J. G.
Simons, state deputy. Brother Simons
is hustler and deserves much praise
and credit for the able manner in
which he handles his office Next
Thursday night, April 30, there will be
g. large class of candidates initiated, to
be followed by social session. The
M. N. RS of Los Angeles are putting
their shoulders to the wheel and work
ing like bees to further the interest of
the order in this city. All members
are requested to attend Thursday
night, for there will be something
worth seeing. This council has a good
set of officers who are ALWAYS on the
lookout for the welfare of it's members.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS

Hancock council
No. 20, Jr. o. u. A.
M, held a regular
meeting Thursday
night. Plans We're
perfected for the So
good live bunch of
cial next Thursday
night. There is a
Juniors on this COM
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26


ing the fact that our deputy was forced
to resign, being called home by the pro-
longed illness of his mother, but we
hope to have another one soon, so as to
again count our applications by the
dozen. Our contest between the teams
which we started a few weeks ago is
faring very nicely and the captains or
these teams are both striving to win.
They wish to announce that if The
members hope for success they will
have to lend a helping hand and all the
assistance they can.
Next Tuesday night business of i'm
portance will come up and all are urged
to be present.
A vote of thanks was extended to
our last social committee for the good
time we all had at our last entertain
ment. We hope that you will all be
able to meet with us on our next reg
uIar meeting night, which, unless other
notice be given, will be on Tuesday
night, May IA. Watch the paper on
next Sunday as to what the next enter
tainment will consist of. A full pro-
gram will be arranged by that time and
we will assure you jolly good time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
ORDER OF OWLS

rysxSzSS Nest No. 1876 will meet
IA k3H hM in regular session Wednes-
5Ejt8Np&gA day night at 2311s South
;;kT EN Nh Spring street, over Elks'
~ hall All members re-
quested to attend as there
will be a couple of can
idates on hand.