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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-03
Cincinnati Man Indignant.

Harry Cook of Cincinnati, general or
sanlzer of the brotherhood, was another
man who expressed himself very strong
ly- He endorsed all that Mr.. Metz said
In regard to the matter. He further
said:
II am going to see if those men can
not be jailed for working such a game
when / get back to Cincinnati. l am
going to expose their whole game.
1T was one of the lowest things that
labor has ever had worked on the cause
They knew that we could not take any
political action; they knew that there
was no intention of violating our consti-
tuition. yet these men deliberately repre-
scented otherwise to the Republican lead
erS"
other prominent labor leaders. men in
the general executive board and holding
other responsible positions in the organ
ization expressed themselves in a SINH
lar strain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-03
Ogden News
office-41o Twenty-fifth Street.

Ogden, Saturday, October 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
Ar K1ERIRIt ROMKNclE'

( neWare. noEiey' Love with ~
magic sand. Ight ~ feather Is
causing my butpessed wall % dole
7 lars a. fnil'
Tbis - more thar mHfr metaphor.
Y Indeed. while the rairtY was AZ ita
+ height Aigefnon aha leading Mfni-
cent along tha seFaplano platforms.
I De isd her. not tg hia owu machine.
but 20 that ~ u0sfeY fieoteHt Ia the
world
Tha orchestra tn enc banquet har
had iuai crashed toto e new riu alnh
iuf ~ mphony when HpNiuy saataniY
awoks 60 enc faci that his daughter
was missing Hhs had been the
center ~ an tho galety Nos 30
could aee her now here search failsa
90 discover her
a terrible thought crossed uaE
iov.s nina AZ q matter " fact. he
was next
But I win ovsrtako them yotf-
be cried as 30 spranK for che aero
plane tawerH
II was tho Identical expression
used hy fathcru through many cen
turtles ~ eiopinR children
Accompanied BY his frianda. the
frenzisd biilionaire rushed 10 the
towers
By machine can DO 1td mites an
huuri" he Fhricksa
II r. Unnecessary 60 depict tha
rage. the impoteut rage % Boxioy
when he discovered that AlFornon
Ilnks had putwltted him The afr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
BY ABRAHAM r. oRoH.

AiEemou links. san % 1iaks the
millionaire. lowed Mnlcsnt nagisy
This was IN tho year i9to. Mlss
nogisya father objected 90 Mr
Jlnks' suit Tor the simple and valid
reason that nowiey possosaed goods
and ohatieis valued az oue billion
dollars. while Jlnga had but q beg
gafiy ssoooeeeoo
Had Aixrruan and Miiiiesnt lived
and lowed ia primitive tirues AlKrr-
non would have waited behind q
boulder with q club snd. when the
father 81 hts beloved appeared.
Nouil have smashed bis Hkull with
neatnean and dispatch and then
proceeded 10 annex Millioent 70 hla
cave. HAD they lived In medieval
days 30 would have carried her on
upon his good stccd az did young
IsDrhinyar. Had their earthly span
occurred at the opening % the
twrnticth century 10 would have
kidnapfd her in Hn automobile.
nut in the year ~ grace. 1910, the
aigahip had come into general use
and therefore Algerunn looked 90 q
as means % gaining this object
~ his desires
Now. BoRiey was the owner ~ the
fleefcst airahip IN America. r. was n
floating palace. fitted with at con-
veuiauces. carrying n large crew and
travelling zoe miles an hour
Aigurmon'a father. being but q poor
man. had a smaller and inHa fleet
machine
Aigcrnon and Mlliicent talked over
the matter ~ eippmE iust as lovers
have talked over such matters ever
since cruel parents attempted %
strew ihorus upon the rosy path 81
/ lowe
Dads machine can only do is1
miles an hour" said Aigcruon sadly
ono day
Fathers ia capable ~ 200 and has
done 2ts" Mllicrnt replied.
Clearly. old Hogioy held the whip
hand.
But love found a way for a. tina,
very moment Algernon had az
idea.
y ia The evening N the grand
ball az the fogiey mansion. ON
the acrOplaue towers the flying ma.
chimes of the most prominent bill
iionaires are floating az anchor.
jinks. of course. De- not one Of
this select circle. because faraooth
he is poor man and has been con
tent with o competency Of hair "A
billion he siis quietly az his fire.
side
Algernon. hla son. however. hsa
never been so busy in his life. with
the assistance ~ four tried and
true friends be- has taken his fathers
machine from fno acreage ana
IN q has noatcd gracefully away
Every light has been shrouded ana
the alrahlp moves. inviaibiy. silent
/ ly swiftly. until % 81 finally anchor
cd az ono Of the Bogley towers.
Mover had The lights CLEANED ao
brightly, never had the haupv hum
of conversation boon 80 loud never
had an orchestra dispensed sucb
sweet music as a. this grand fets
~ Bogleya. That plutocrat amoted
J. fat cigar. slipped wine and viewed
/ win complacanoy his own anccou,
ana the discontinue Of hls cnemiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

ship was more apeck 90 light IN
the west and in m instant % diaap-
pcared from sight
one ~ Algcrnons four fellow
voyagers WAS "a young minister and
he tied the hymcueai knot while the
airahip sped westward
BoEley never forgave his daughter
But Aigernona father was 20 highly
pleased with the marriage hls con
had made and Mnliucut was such q
charming daughter IN law. that b.
left hia entire fortune. amounting a.
fb67ss0.i23 and some odd couta. Go
them whom ho dicd. ON this they
lived simply but very happily ever
nfterward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

why don't you try itg' Lizzie
Smooth urged me. She's the big.
gest MISCHIEF In the place. She
was ~ the opinion that a court.
ship begun by correspondence
might make me the bride of some
famous genius Wen. / just 8ote
on geuiuses
80 ! wrote my name and address
on several sheets ~ three ply wed.
dlng Bristol board. the Kind many
OF the newspaper artists draw their
pictures on. I added Please write. "
and iet It flicker Wedding Bris.
tol' sounds so appropriate. doesn't
lt?
WONDER n n will get a rise
out Of some of those artist fellows?
lContlnued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
HOW TOFIGHT OLD '1IC--TAKE
HIM BY NAPE or THE NECK

Did you ever take nine swallow
u water 10 cure the hiceouRhsg DO
you remember tho time some one
scared tho hlccougha away by tell
ing you ~ a whipping due for some
meanneaa7
Well science has bern studying
mccuugha. and caught the hlc-
coughs By the map Of the neck %
Tho nine swallows ~ water had
little science Ia n. and 40 did the
scare cure Tho scientific hiocough
cure consists IN pressing down To
numhnesa tho nervo that connects
the stomach, heart lungs aud
brain. tho uneumogustrlc nerve
The pressure partially and locally
pnralyzos this nerve and 81 nocon-
sity the hlcCouRh, must cease.
Have the hiocodghlnK patient SO
down and be az oaae. with the
muscles " tho mock RELAXED az much
aa possible. Grasp both Sides Of
the neck somewhat towards the
hack part. and press down steadily
and aa hard az the subject may per
mit for about one minute. having
tho patient work the head from side
20 side. Within about one minute
the nerve viii bo numbed and rost-
cd and the apasmodic motion VIII
cease II may require longer pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Some day. ! suppose, will Zig.
ure as the heroine In some story
like Maggie. the Modest Sin
Girl; or. She Married Millions BY
Means Of q Mere Misslve Marked
on a Match Box At any rate. I
have tried my luck. And. Oh. It
IS SUCH fam
When ! took a Job IN the pack
ing room 81 the TintOrretto Paper
Co | found the girls there a jolly
lot. and. although It's against the
rules. every now and then one Of
them takes a chance and puts a
message on some Of the stock
When she hears from g. the an
swcrs are enough 10 kill you
laughing Then again, fond hearts
are united, and al that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Yes. certainly. You must al.
waya do that. he answered with a
laugh.
When the curtain ruHe. a half
hour later. and Mr. James gave bic
wonderful Interpretation. no one In
the world would have suspected
that he Vas doing Il Just for
money"
Did be intend that be should be
taken cum gfanum sails In shat he
aaidT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
LOUIS JAMES ADMITS He
PLAYS ONLY FOR MONEY

Louis janice plays FOR money ffo
says ao himself
"Whou anyone tolls you he's
DOING 8lnE purely for arts sake
take IL cum Uranium nnlia.' said Mr,
lamea, "a the Moore theatre,
whore he Is playing Peer Gynt
last evening Why here Two
been acting for AZ years. aud don't
you think ita about time ! began
"a mako some money
rs that the reason you're playing
Peer Gynff WAS asked,
Certainly. What elhcf Do you
think | like lhaeng This play la
che only one OF lbaen'a ! know any.
thing about"
10 YOU mean TO say YOU don't
! like lhaen
Like himg No It's just a mon.
cy proposition. with plenty of hard
work 60 lt"
ooh, come. a man wouldn't play
anything an we'll aa YOU play Peer
Gynt without gettlng some pleas.
ufe out Of H. would heG'
shakespeare Squeezed Dry.
why. dear me. "A things got to
be- done we'll Ia these days II YOU
want 60 set any money for a.
There's no entering proposition
like this and giylng Hoeohd.rato
performance"
why don't YOU play Shakes,
pearof Aren't yon ever going 60
produce The Comedy OF Errors
AGAIN.
shakespeare ls squeezed dry.
financially "a far rather play
Shakespeare than lhacn. lbaen ia
work. shakespeare. an poetry The
lines 81 ibaon are hard a. learn. so
peculiar are they Ia construction.
Shakespeare ID music"
There must be something.
though. about Peer Gyut that you
Ike"
Yes. the scenic effects are fine.
! always like beautiful stage set.
unss Then. too. there are parts Of
the play that arn very touching
Tho death ~ Aae il tho most pa.
thetle and auddest scene ! know
o."
"ilayo YOU made any changes
from the Mansfield production OF
Peer GyntT-
uses Mansfield Version.
we arc using The Mansfield yer.
sion. have the Mansfield scenery.
and I even have Mansflold'g stage
manager with me, There cant be
much difference. I never Baw the
Mansfield production. go can't say
how 1. personally. differ from Mr..
Mansfield Ia my conception ~ peor
ct course. NO two men would
play the part the same"
SIR James wasn't diving 10 be- IN.
tcrviewcd. and. considering. bore
the fualllRde ~ questions hurled at
hlm With Surprising cqunnlmlry
lie waa far more Interested Ia Seat.
tle. evidently. than ~ talking ibaeu
1--WE been coming here slnce So
aud arm always pleased 10 got back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

didn't think the Wind aud rain at
all bad You have one OF tho best
climates Ia tho world. and that's
sure
"Haif hour. uir." said the discreet
attendant
a Grain Of Salt.
"oh. yes, Tn be there presently. {"
replied Mr. James.
Am 10 take Az you have said
cam Eranum aaliHg" was the last
uukind inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

oyer Lightning recently struck
a man IN Kansas and cured him OF
dyspepsia
Mycr How do YOU knowf
Oyer Iila widow told me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

It So always tho unexpected that
happens. Quoted the morailzer,
"Oh, don't know, rciolnod the
dem0rnllrer. The expected hap
pens often enough 90 enable tho
weather man "a hold his Job"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

my husband. said Mrs nostom.
proudly 10 man who ie much
sought after
Indeed roIolncd Mrs Knox.
~ be fugitive from luHtleeg"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Total production OF distilled
spirits, exclusive OF fruit brandles
In fiscal year was 2G.9S9.7 t0 tax
able gallons n decrease OF asst.
ii8 gallons over previous year The
tax amounted 10 fl40.16s,5O7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
DIR. MATHEWS AND The STRELT CARS

The Rev. Or Mark A. Matthews is estimablc gentle
lie has done much good in the community and there
those who him much But like all other who must
be always in the megh he makes mistakes occasionally And
because he clergyman he spared much criticism that 9TH
erwise would 20 him.
His latest appearance for the purpose of making the
statement that the of Seattle unduy crowded
II the fault of the people The company isn't blame the
doctor Il doesn't crowd the The people do that
Therefore II is unjust eritieise the company,
Isn't that about the limit MIR Suaphanger}
Isn't about foolish bit Of argument as ever fell from
the lips OF mortal MANI
OF the company doesn't the earsl The
pany lives Boston elsewhere in the east and probably
travels about in automobiles
IT'S THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE-THE PEOPLE
WHO ARE PAYING FOR THESE AUTOMOBILES
WHO CROWD THE CARS. THEREFORE, THE PEOPLE
ARE TO BLAMEl
Take the doctors argument and go back little Suppose
there line would still be the peoples
fault because they would crowd that one cart
DR. Matthews probably 5000 year, and he docsn
the street cars he afford TO hire auomo
bile lie doesn't go work at O'Clock i'm the morning and
quit O'Clock. lie is his far his working
hours concerned
And he comes 10 you and me, Mr. Straphanger-and to
the working girle who daily ammed into foul smelling
cars tells that it is fault that shouldn't COM
plain pleads fashion OF the paid attorney for
the Seattle Electric Co.
HASN'T the doctor ovcrrcachcd himself bit9
Isn't about time that he stopped ponder little before
stepping into the imeight'
Or Matthews much like the IN the play who had TO
send telegram he didn't know what be about who
he to send to, he just had to send telegram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Excavation On Panama canal for
fiscal year was nearly $4,000. 900
cubic yards. O hole BIG enough 10
hold no buildings. each 10 stories
high and covering an ordinary city
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

an cabinet that
Francis eney going be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

DR. Matthews all built
imaginary proportions Ike he There Dugdalss In
md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Friend / suppose your main
difficulty Ia getting up auffragot
meetings ls Ia secure Hpeakeraf
Mrs Mlilie Tant, Not al all, n
Is "a secure listeners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

many people The extent Of not
recognizing the chocolate
hand la Tommy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Those Issaquah employees
difficult matter to get a he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
DlAHA's DIARY

opIeses BY Correspondence
ard Makes Some Queer Catches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Fine idea,
= have a grcat scheme. There's
millions Ca it
let uH hear a.
Artificial mlatlctoe. lasts for.
ever great bargain counter npo.
clalty"
And thcy Immediately formed a
company 60 manufacture Il aud had
40 difficulty IN selling the treasury
stock above par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

sure In some caAcs but the result
is sure if patience o. maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
STAR DUST

"a man can
loaf az hard In
shirt sleeves az
no can w a tux
edo coat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28
mn. SKYGACK, FROM MARS

Special correpondsnt Makes Wireless,
obssrvaions N His No,shook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

Going Over Old Ground.
Re Oardeutlyl DO you think you
could learn % loyef
She lyawnlngl Perhaps: N
Rherc IL such thing ~ post.
graduate course
Murphy said { owed him IS. an
I said % wor 81 ! owed him.
Well. did you strike a baiancog"
No bodad. ! atruck Murphy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

should cheer tbs reflection that Eugene "
Debs his presidential candidate hy going jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-28

$50 you didnt suffer from Bea
sickness 90 your ocean voyageF
no. was sick before ! went
aboard
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
HOSPITAL AFFAIRS
ARE MUCH TANGLED
supervisor and Health Board
President Inspect the IngIe-
side Institution
DORIS Resignation, Already in
Hands OF SuperiOrs, May
Be Accepted

Supervisor Payot and President
Ophuls of the board Of health inspect
ed the administrative workings of the
city and county hospital at lngleside
yesterday and found matters in rather
tangled shape. The resignation OF Dr.
Dorr. the warden. has been i'm the hands
of the health board for some time, but
Ophuls and his colleagues have thus
FAR refrained from acting on II.
Dr. DORIS efficient services as a ply
sician have not been questioned by the
immediate board over him nor by the
supervisors. bat as an administrator ne
has not been regarded as successful
An attempt to shoulder on the super
visors the blame for the bad condition
Of affairs at the hospital and especially
upon the finance committee was made
recently at a meeting OF the board Of
health. Commissioner Mclaughlin go
ing so far as TO charge il TO the mig
gardiness" OF the supervisors in not
granting an the demands for money
made by the health board.
The supervisors were so incensed at
the health boards actions and have so
long thrown one appropriation after an
other in attempts TO pull the health
board out Of its financial boggling that
some of them We're for asking the
mayor to remove Mclaughlin for his
insinuatiOns.
This was not done. A firm resolve
was taken however. by the members to
stop the waste which has attended pro-
fessional supervision of the business
side Of the city's hospitals, and the Sc
lection Of businessman instead or a
physician TO act as warden of the city
and county hospital has virtually been
the ultimatum sent to the health
board The selection Of a warden lies
in the province of that commission by
the charter. but its professional mem
bers. Ophuls and Huntington, have been
averse TO the choice Of a layman. The
mayor however. in supreme authority,
himself a physician. has aligned him
self sQuarely with the supervisors on
this matter of policy. Here the mat
ter stands
Warden Wollenberg of the infrmary
and relief home was in the minds of the
supervf fsors and the mayor as fitted
prominently for the management of
both hospital and home. Wollenberg
has. however, intimated TO them that
he would not take the place, his osten
sible reason being that he could
not manage the two severed institu-
ti0ns TO advantage It is understood,
however that he has also explained
privately TO the supervisors that his
acceptance of the Office under the cir
cumstances would not bring him the
cordial and necessary support of the
physicians in attendance, nor even OF
the medical students present in the
capacities Of internes. helpers or OBJ
servers.
Dr. Huntington was unable to make
yesterdays trip with his colleagues,
Ophuls and Payot
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

Grand President OF the Native
Daughters Anna l. Monroe Of Fern
dale Humboldt county. announces the
following official visits for the latter
part Of this month and for December:
Friday November -, Encinal par
lor No. l56. Alameda, Saturday No
vember IS. Copa de ORC parlOr No l05
Hollister; Monday. November 80. Ven
dome parlor No. 100. San Jose, Tues
DAY. December I. Alel parlOr No. 102.
Salinas. Wednesday, December >. San
Jose parlOr no. 81, San Jose; Thursday
December 3. Junipero parlor No 14l.
Monterey; Friday. December 4, FL Pinal
parlor No. 163. Cambria; Tuesday, De-
cember 8, Reina del Mar parlor no.
I26. santa Barbara; Wednesday. De
cember 2. Los Pimientos parlor No. l15,
Santa Paula. Thursday November 10,
Buena Ventura parlor No. 95. San
Buena Ventura; Friday, December i,
Los Angeles parlor No. 124, Los An
geles Saturday, December y, La Es
peranza parlOr No. "a Los Angeles: :
Monday, December "A, Long Beach
parlor No. 154. Long Beach; Tuesday,
December IS. Arrowhead parlOr No.
149. San BernardinO; Wednesday, De-
cember 16, TETON parlor No. 1876,
Bakersfield.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
MOUNTAIN HOME
FOR BOYS PLANNED
Outing Association Will Build
10000 Structure in Santa
Clara County Tract
Thanksgiving Day Entertain
ment Will Be Given to Raise
Funds for Project

For the purpose of raising funds for
permanent convalescent home for
boys Oh the so acre tract in the Santa
cruz mountains owned by the BOYS
Outing Farm association, a Thanks
giving entertainment is to be given
on the evening of November 26 N the
rooms of the California club. The ex-
tensive tract of beautiful woodland
owned by the association was donated
by the people of Santa Clara county
through the efforts of Mrs. Bertha Nj.
Rice of San Jose. Summer tent camps
have been maintained on the grounds
regularly since the foundation of the
enterprise, but in order that the full
benefit of the valuable property may be
obtained permanent buildings have been
deemed necessary. Several small struc-
lures were erected by Mrs. Rice at her
personal expense. 1t is planned, how
ever to raise about $4,000 for the
permanent convalescent home.
The affair TO be given on Thanks
giving evening viii he a concert, and
many well known artists have agreed
10 participate. Mrs. Ida McKittrick, the
nationally known child impersonator,
VIII render several selections.
The officers of the Outing Farm asso-
citation are as follows:
Officers and directors: Judge f. b. Brown,
San Jose president: Joseph 7. Brooks, secre-
tary chamber of commerce, San Jose, vice presi-
dent: Mrs Bertha NJ Rice, San Jose, secretary;
Mrs A. T. Hermann. San Jose treasurer;
Rev. Edwin Sidney Williams, Saratoga.
Auxiliary board: ID. r Bateman. county
superintendent Of schools San Jose; Prof A. B.
Snow. stanford university; Rev. J. Wilmer
Gresham pastor Trinity church, San Jose;
Charles Kuhn, Saratoga; Miss Belle Brech,
Palo Alto
Advisory board, San Francisco: Mrs. John F.
Merrill. Rev. Bradford Leavtt, Rev. Father
D. o. Crowley. Mrs. A. W. Scott. Mrs. Prentiss
Hale Henry A Fisk
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Do.4.~,~ Doe and Other Things to Use
ANOoOt1IAS QA1O Preparing the Thanksgiy

Savory Seamless Roasters-Oyal, at
$1.25; round, at CSC.
Gas Ovens-75c. csc, S1.25, S1.4s, $l.65
and S1.95.
Nickel-Plated Trays-Round; 13-inch
size; Soc.
Imported Salad Set-Fork and spoon;
10c set
Plum Pudding Molds-Melon, futed and
plain shapes; all sizes.
Steamer Kettles-With two separate
parts; for steaming puddings, veg
etables, ETC.; 75c and CSC.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
FIREMEN,s BANaUEr

The Veteran firemens association
has made arrangements for the cele-
bration of the tenth anniversary of
viii also be the forty anniver-
sary of the organization OF the paid
fire denartment of the CITY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Do You Want $500.
GRAND PRESIDENT no VISIT

Read THE CALLS weekly offer
mage As
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
NATIONAL UNION LADIES, NIGHT

California council No. $50 of the
National union viii have a ladies
night" in the gold hall of the Fairmont
hotel for the entertainment of the
members and such guests of the fair
sex as they desire to invite. The func-
night
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
FRIENDS AT THE cHuTEs

The supreme lodge of the Friends
and a night at the Chutes Tuesday,
November p. and the several lodges
are taking an active interest in the
matter to the end that it shall be
successful affair in aid of the benevo-
lent fund of the order.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
BRITANNIA LODGE BAZAAR

The members of Britannia lodge No.
of the order Daughters of St. George
have fitted up St Georges hall for the
grand bazaar they viii open tomorrow
night. There is to be a program of
entertainment
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
DRUIDs TO DANCE

Columbia circle No. % of the United
Ancient order of Druids will give a
ball in Roma hall of the Knights of
Pythias building at 1922 Powell street
next Sunday night
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
GREAr PocAHoNTAs MAKEs vIsrr

Great Pocah0ntas Elizabeth KEN
nitzer Of the Degree Of Pocahontas,
J. o. r.. n. win make official visits to
the following subordinate councils in
the reservation during this month.
Fruitvaie. November 16; AnOno coun-
ell at Petaluma. November II; Onewah
council at Healdsburg, November 20,
and Wahnita at Baden. November %.