Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12

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Cue. ]. D. Harrison, Mrs. ]. F. Fox
and son Edwin compose an interest
ing group from Bluefield, w. va.
1--WE have a membership of 800 n
o,1r lodge in our town of only l8,OOl
neople. We think that is doing some
thing" said one of the men of the
The party will return home by. way
of Seattle, taking in the exposition
Frank H. Nichols, secretary of the
Iowa State society of Los Angeles, Is
sued a call last night to all memoefs
of the association requesting them 10
meet the Iowa delegation this morning
on their arrival. The trains probably
will get in before II o'clock this morn
ing.
Manv humorous kilograms are being
received at the various hotels, espe-
cially at the Hollenbeck. where the
Arizonans have established headquar-
ters. Manager John S. Mitchell of the
Hollenbeck yesterday got telegram
from billie Ryan sent from MARI
copa which read as follows:
ella monster, horned toad, Arizona
on the road. Look out" Manager
Mitchell is wearing a football layout.
The delegation from Pueblo Colo, ar
rived last night, headed by Lew WINS
ton, delegate to the grand lodge, and
Frank Helwig. The party, 118 in num-
ber. used three cars and had COM
mssary car.
HEADQUARTERS will be opened today at
the Angelus by Salt Lake, Portland,
Iowa, Kansas and Manila lodges.
Tommy Getz, the genial impresario
60, e., npTnptr9tpd =
Night in Bohemia" and 'Toodles IN
Holland" as we'll as many other OPP
cratic delights, is on hand TO make
noise during Elks' week,
Tommy" came up from San Diego
where he recently produced "A Nigh
! in Bohemia" under the auspices OF
the Ells' lodge with great success. He
is known from coast to coast, and fol-
that matter even beyond the shore
lines, but he is better known to Elks
as he has given entertainments in
every large city in the United States
AS an author, manager and director
he ranks among the best in the coun-
try.
Although the automobiles placed at
the disposal of the visiting Elks yes
terday in Los Angeles did not have
the speed of the Santa Monica racers,
they doubtless furnished as much en-
joyment to a large number of persons.
If every person Of the Angel City
does not belong to the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks he at least
shows his sentiments by displaying Il
little purple and white ribbon.
While many Of the fairer sex cannot
become members of the greatest fra
ternal order in the world it is prob
Oh know
they are nevertheless dears.
To look at the decorations on Main,
Spring and Broadway one might sup
pose that the city was going to indulge
in a grand and prolonged holiday dur
ing the remainder of its career.
A man remarked yesterday that while
neither of the live Elks at the Hotel
Alexandria had furnished reliable Gre
dentials they were doubtless, as real
ellls entitled to all the benefits of the
Angel City.
Today is Pasadena day for the visit
ing members of the B. p. o. E. Chariot
races, the CaWston ostrich farm and
grand barbecue comprise the days
program.
The souvenir edition of the National
st. Louis by Norman Vaughan, editor.
1t contains the histories of many prom
inent Elks who will be in Los Angeles
during this week.
If you want to meet a real live
bunch of E,lks the Forest buffet in the
Alexandria is the place
The Iowa delegation. more than 40C
strong, arrived last night with thirty
votes for j. L. Sammis.
Chief Dishman wishes to have the
information conveyed to all parties that
| in case of accident or other reason for
calling on the Red Cross service in
the way of assistance or ambulance,
instead of applying to any of the sew
eral relief stations in the different parts
of the city. application should be filed
direct with police headquarters, as
those in charge would be in better
shape to bring about direct action from
any of the stations nearest to where
the help is needed. Under conditions
where such a call is filed, it is special
| ly requested that it be filed direct with
police headquarters.
STADILLO'S GREAT CATCH
"Tutto" Stadilo of the Maiers' base
hall tea,,, Yesterday afternoon brought