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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04


L. Selig, one of the best
loved members of the lodge Hon
George e. Church, judge Of the su-
perior court of Fresno county and
past grand chancellor of the state.
with much feeling paid an eloquent
tribute to his departed friend. and a
number of members also expressed
their sorrow over such an irreparable
loss to the lodge and to the COM
munity in the sudden taking away of
Brother Selg, who was in the prime of
life, at a time when to mortal mind
everything seemed brightest and the
fruition of deferred desires about to
be realized.
The lodge charter was ordered draped
for a period of thirty days and COM
mittee consisting Of r. L. Dunlap, c.
A Post and r. A. Atlee appointed to
prepare suitable resolutions which are
as follows:
Whereas, The summons that marks
the close of all earthly life has come
to Marathon-Los Angeles lodge No.
1872. knights of Pythias, and suddenly
removed therefrom our loved and hon
ored brother, Adolph l.. Selig, it be-
comes our melancholy duty to dedi-
cate to his memory some expression
of our profound sorrow, irreparable
loss and perpetual affection; therefore,
be ii
Resolved, That although we will not
again be permitted to associate with
our brother in this life we cannot be
deprived of the rich legacy of his acts
of love and tender sympathy We be-
lieve that Brother Selig has realized, in
spirit, that noble admonition. so live
that when you come to the river that
marks the boundary of the unknown
shore, your hands will be filled with
deeds of charity, the golden key that
opens the palace of eternity
Brother Selig was called from the
scenes of this life while in the prime
of a splendid manhood He was gen
erous, just, capable, kind, honorable
and lovable; combining in his person
ality the characteristics of that ex-
alted type of manhood "a knight with
out fear and without reproach.'
Resolved, That this lodge, in regu-
lar convention assembled, directs that
its charter be draped for thirty DAYS
in memory of Brother Selig and that
st hereby extends to his bereaved
family its sincere sympathy in this
our common loss, and that we hereby
pledge to them all the kindly offices
Of friendship, charity and benevo-
Ience.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

Y ROM dance dance; refreshments fG 1n6hH WeT5 %sT5
%lISS4h N3lE' tables We're in evidence.
A%llIja4s2Y Vernon camp set last
Wednesday night aside for a social ses-
sion, and the neighbors enjoyed them
selves in playing cards, smoking and
entertaining with song and story Dur
ing the evening three candidates were
received and six applications read. Past
Consul E. Hollands. who has been in
the hospital for several months, was
present and received with great en-
thusiasm. Neighbor Hollands is the
father of Vernon camp and is beloved
bv all. Ice cream and cake were served
during the evening.
Los Angeles camp installed its newly
elected officers last Thursday night,
John II. Foley being the installing Of
ficer All enjoyed the ceremonies. Ice
cream and cake were served.
David camp held installation last
Thursday evening. Dr. Edleman was
the installing officer, being ably as
sisted by the degree team of Eastlake
comm. Organizer Stretch delivered the
address of the evening, and Past Con-
sui M. A. Suits presented Past Consul
w B. Mendelson with the regulation
past consurs badge. Refreshments were
served.
Eastlake camp held no meeting last
Tuesday night, having accepted an in
vitation TO be present and confer the
work on a class of candidates at Frc-
mont camp, and seldom have the boys
of Fremont camp seen the work con-
ferred in such a splendid manner. capt
Fisher has sixteen men composing n
team who can drill, and not only drill
but they are letter perfect in the ritual
istic ceremony of the protection degree
of which the team is responsible for Il
large share. Some new and interesting
evolutiOns We're made. Organizer Stretch
delivered an address during the even
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

anybody who would |~ able to find nm
address in the dictionary would be able Co
and your CLASSIFIED al.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The meeting of Mara
thon-Los Angeles lodge,
knights of Pythias, last
Tuesday night resolved
itself into a memorial
service through respect to
the memory OF A.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR

Angel City lodge
Knights and Ladies of
Honor, will install its
officers next Friday
evening. Members are
urged to attend with
their friends and en-
JOY a good program.
The lodge meets on
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

AngelenO council No.
1543, * nights and Ladies
of Security, continues to
hold very interesting
meetings. During the
past month many new
members have been ad-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

La Fiesta camp enter
~. tanned a large and reDre-
~In sentative gathering last
A FSfS4I9 nMonday night with
I IHOM 7 dance. Refreshments were
VI T. x served and many card
%,NlESik Nltz11 tables We're in evidence.
-AsalIEllR4V Nprnnn camn set LAST
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

- The Modern Woodmen Of
sMof America in Los Angeles
11are delighted to learn that
' Anthem beloved head CONSUL
,AZ/ Hon. a. r. Talbot of Lin
- coin. Neb.. will visit the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
WESTERN FRATERNAL
ASSOCIATION

The roundup at Stag
lodge hall last Tues
day evening revealed
the fao4 that thirty
one were ready for the
branding ana the
degree team took them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
HOUSE OF CECIL
IN POLICE COURT

The historic house 90 Cecil has just
come into the llmclieht in an unusua
fas,lon. Recently there haze been a good
DIAL OF rowdyism al oxford. under
graduates and police having frequent
clashes, usually with disastrous re-
suits 10 the former Usually tho varsity
rags. rs they are called. attract no
attention outside the limits of the
town itself but matters have gone so
FAR Of late that there has been news
paper discussion OF the situation.
Ono correspondent suggested that tho
police magistrates should order that
the undergraduate offenders should be-
blrchcd In order to keep their youthful
cbullicncc within due bounds, while
another correspondent Rev. Lord VIII
liam Cecil OF Hatfield. wrote 90 tho
Times arguing that the contact OF
'high-sprted young gentlemen" with
clumsy lower-clas policemen" was
bad Tor the high Ideals which the uni
veraty imparts % its students. Lord
William also protested against limo
cent and pure youth being dragged in
10 the police court, with all IL con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY 1909

their wrNis under the cuns Attached
90 THIS Dr. on iron rod which extends
about an Inch beyond the leather band
To lifi the table therefore. 10 ia only
necessary that the projecting portion
N The piece 90 Iron should hc slipped
beneath 10. Tor iu this position q vfsc-
liAn grip con he obtained that viii per-
init of thc table heinE moved in an
ulffCilnnh WITHOUT thc slightest danger
Uf detection hy ordinary Inspection.
StIN another method that Mr. Car
rinutun describes requires that both
thr medium and DIE Hcr0mullrr shall
Do supplied with 60 stout leather strap.
ln thiH case fnn strap EuHH round The
mock under che clothing and attached
to tho lower end lH strong hook
which can he brought into reuusitlun
as needed Whom The lights have been
cNtlngulehnd the two operators SLIP tho
hook FROM lts place Of conUohmpnt.
attach Do to thr under ride of tho table
and whom thcy -fr1irhtcn or stand uu
even tNU heaviest piece ~ furniture
eau hn lctItatcd win comparatively
little difnrultr John D. Ncidrf in
Bohemian Magazine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

q dark-arny substance which o. eolu-
BILE Do alcohol Ita composition ia from
M 20 81 per cent resin. che other parts
being about equally divided between
starch. salts. calcium. and nnNueein.
scnmmnnN Or used lu Uhurmurrutirnl
purposes. principally IN the preparation
OF rurnnilNeH.
The acammony trade % smyrna hos
practically been muu0pullHed hY ono
concern. The annual exports amount
90 about $50 pounds tho principal buy
erH being italy. France and England.
Most ~ 10 is sent hy parcels post
through the various post0fhces iu smyr-
uu.
20 FORMER years it WIS o custom on
tho peasants Co. nduitCrute scammuuy
when OBJ o. iiuuld state. with wax and
even mud This practise. however,. has
ben obviatcd by nnulyzinr aU thn
scHmmonv on the market smyrna
srnmmony or Aieppo sCHmmony 90 10
le sometimes called cells at FROM 8 to
81 U0r pound
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
Plea for the Babies


lI effects in the form of indigestion.
| etc.. Wo shall aoo that the necessity
] f1r giving tbis subject moro earnest
thought d. of very great Importance.
...,,.s AN
W." MiifN'
Al pointed out BOB pre-
| vi8ue paror COWS milk which
b. reusiiv uecd ae substitute
I f0r womHn's milk. is very likely 90
| contain bacteria. Etru though thc
| mitt Doe heated so ae to kill lho active
/ b.rfr.Ia. ura Be- unt sure that thD
/ .ulr.. nr. Zoo nlIcd and oven though
/ .hos. may Boz destroyed uul'ss thD
! mUk Ia quickly consumed aitOr ii'
/ heating. bacteria may enter 10 from
! the air and produce toxic substance.
Heating thD milk mny comphchlt
/ matters BOO another direction. Altnoueh
tho Jumps off fut may separate largely
Individual fat rlobulos co1lcsce. RMS
renders che Sac glubules c0arfer ln ho-
turo and the euulsihclilou ot iai. N
not more difficult certainly more
coarse and hence less digcFuple ON
The chemical side. The cuselu CnaBu-
latcs slower ana. since coagulalon ia
tho initial stop Boo digestion. inc Guy
gcstihiuy of the c1scin is impaired,
soluble calcium salts are iehuel,u
NNINNNNNN'I'. NI' 'f'' mum.
ly prccipitutod hY boiling anu iaslit
1yo tuvc che appearance aul taste ot
cooked milk which are cNltci.,lg w.
tasteful Co some people Al tnl'
trouble may ho avoided by giNlhs I"'
child lhc breast
Chemically. COWS milk ond hunah
milk arc very different Po'u COW
milk average 800 per cont oI l"'. ,..'
ror cent protein, rs pcr cont aailN'
& "a
water Woman's milk contains .o"l
4 per cent tat ID per cont lr '' %.
pcr cont sugar. 20 per cent ra,lH "H'
$3.50 water 10 1911 De- ictdhy CD
that relative proportions OFT the'c ~un-
stances in wum9us milk ard COW
milk ura very dIneIuut This o. hI"-
cvcr not alL The COWS milk coHia Dog
% greater amount oi volatile ititN acius /
than human milk The pioteihs hl'
also very different Zoo COW mi.N'
we have just about twice the Qu 'hl,y
milk The reason ior mis- Us onNlou,
The proteins are drawn upon lh ecu
formation In order 90 grow ives
substances must make up a certain
portion OF their diet. since thc cui !
grows twice as fast as me chlld 10 is
essential that 30 have twice me amount
Of protein. The protolns in COW
Nillh lH alc' OF IN hIll'l'HA N'ii'
than in Womane Under the aciou %
the coagulating ferments the protein
500 cows milk forms "a LARGE cuid ll l
the stomach OF the calf while woman s
milk under the action Of this Torment
forms a soft nocu'ent curd ana l7
much more easily digested by the chlld'
Without going further into the chem-
istry Of milk IL viii be readily seen
that cows milk Is very poor SUD-
stitute for human milk at best and
substitute which any healthy mother
should DE ashamed to make.
In the light of modern investigation |
wherein it is being shown that tn |
kind and amount OF food has such an |
important effect In influencing the fu-
ture development and fate of animals
Il seems 90 me that 10 ls time for |
every woman TO think over IA Sc
things and see IN she is not re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
cArcnr IN nm IAN.

Then cold and p cough Let 10 run on
get pneumonia or consumption that's
1ll No matior how you got your cough
hound syrup and voull he over 70 IN no
Time THE sure .curo FOR coughs. colds
bronchitis and 600 pulmonary diseases
uruE store, ii2 and ne south Main
street n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
TURKISH ScAMMoNY TRADE.


The Culture aud Export of phnrma-
Ccutical Drug.
consul General Ernest o. Harris sup
piles tho following description ~ the
scfmmouN Industry Boo the smyrna dis
trtt of Turkey.
1oummonT is q plant which tnrivos
pr me soil and climate or Asin Minor
Tho leaves are triangular iu shape aud
produce ltuo flowers or 20 pale yellow
COLOR ScammQny gum Del extracted hy
intiuH or crushing tUc roots Of tho
plant between large stones osnoofaiit
prepared Tor thls purpose. with grooves
Guy by dihcr.ni places Ga order 10 per-
lhlL lhe sop tu drIu away and be coll
ltli.I lu uttlc clay cups. This priml-
llN- method is in use throughout the
y ilahet OBJ Province OF SMYRNA THE
Hud. mtoi bciuc dried in the Tar. forms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

comitant degradation and publicity"
A curious sequel BIS the announcement
that Randle William Gascognc Cecil,
eldest son of Rcv. Lord William Cecil,
has been "scnt down" by the oxford
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

university authorities. having been
found by policemen throwing stones at
the windows OF Balliol college in the
small hours OF the morning. He was
handed over by the police 20 the var
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

sity protectors, and was dest ,i.,
according TO the varsity regulate
Sent down" is euphemism fo ,'' u.
pulsion.-Dispatch to the New yo,l
Times. NViA
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
The Guild Stock of Mems and Women's
Furnishings Almost Given Away!

Here the bargains that easily the extraordinary
nounced Washington the following represents offering
far the ordinary much below the price prevailing everywhere
for the goods that predict the biggest sale Furnishings De
patment has known Don't miss bargains like thesehy
again
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
SuSpenderS and Carriers

SuSpenderS and Carriers.
MEMS Isle susPENDERs MADE OF CSC AND 5Oc o.
Guild ~
MEMS EXTRA QUALITY L4sLE sCsPENDERs 0E1
Guild soc In the sale at half EO$
Mems Genuine President Suspenders. Sold BY 0Q
the Guild at 5oc For the sale down to- ........ ZOC
MEMS Isle CARRIERS. EXTRA GOOD GRADE Z L.
Guild 5c For the S2N
MEMS FAMOUS BRIGHTON CARRIERS: SOLD BY a.
price ~
Gloves.
LOT OF woMENs KID GLOVES; coLoRs BLACK 7(l-
the Guild to kTN
WoSENS FINE WHITE s-BUTTON GI4ACE KID EC~.
Gloves by OT&
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Hosiery.

Hosiery.
MEMS FAST COLOR SEAMLESS HALF HOSE IN Nk1
black tan. coors; Cooperative Guild
woNENs HERMsDoaF DYE FULL REGULAR MADE "a
Hose sold regularly by the Guild S%
MEMS HIGH-GRADE FANCY Isle HOSE. ALL 00r
goods sold by the Guild EsT&
MEMS FINE MERcERnED HALF HOSE IN PLAIN II
and fancy effects sold by the Guild at
GENUINE "sT4AwKNIT" HOSE. PLENTY OF ALI. IL
sizes; sold by the Guild 25c sale ~
MEMS BLACK HALF HOSE WITH WHITE FEET: QI~
by the Guild at 1sc; half
MEMS FINE BLACK MERcERHED Isle HALF IL
Hose; sold at 1sc by the Guild sale price ~
woSgENs SEAMLESS BI.AcK HOSE IN PLAIN AND , -
lace effects; sold BY the Guild at 5c ~
wostENs GAUZE Isle HOSE IN BLACK TAN A.
all spring shades Guild ~
CHuDRENs FAST BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE IN 7Io
by tI5c......................S2 2&
Shirts.
MEMS MADRAS SHIRTS; FULL CUT: FELLED SEAMS a.
Guild price. EsS(
MEMS PERCALE AND MADRAS SHIRTS. ALI. SIZES 9Sz
Sold BY Guild the ~
MEMS SUPERIOR QUALITY PERcALE SHIRTS N kT
spring effects Dated bosom coat style Guild price
-
MEMS PERcALE AND MADRAS SHIRTS. NEGIIGE HC~
Sold by the Guild si5o-.---.--- OI(
MEMS TINEsT-GRADE FRENCH PERcALE AND 0Ho
Imported Madras price .SOC
collars; all sizes Guild price was W.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

The Abyssinian wiie Is the bead OF
the house.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
LeanIna 10 b. ennlrnd.

The famous ieunmg tower OF Pisa
has rival Ia ihr Temple tower OF
Bristol. la England % is square
tower OF early Gothlr architecture Al
It's parts sim preserve their normal
relative positions without rracGs or
assures. The tower. which is about
ii5 feet h.gh. Is brr icet ont OF per
pendicunr 90 thr <ummit There are
no records o. SHOW whether The Incl-
nation WIS puri oi the architects de
sign az whether Do if tle result OF an
earthquake or ot s.ov changes u the
Inclination ol Toe soil i0r many
years there ha. been no change 10 the
slope OF the tower
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

wei knuwa LuensuWomau lectur
~ tells >uur stories GO her own ex-
pense
~ was. she says. ION a tour through
the province. and one night as / APP
pcared un the platform 10 small town
the chairman introduced me 20 my au.
dicnce Ia the following way: You have
hesni OF Nj Gladstone. the Grand Old
Man Let me now Introduce 10 YOU
the grand old woman This was ln-
tended rs sincere compliment
"Ou another occasion blun old
farmer who boasrd of bis ability 10
look ON uI. sides of q question an.
nounced me.as follows. This ady's
comr here lo taik about uer rights
she's hired 10 hail herself. AMI So
shes got night to f. here. aud II
any OF you don't ihp what she's eot to
say you've got an equal right to walk
Out IA The middlc uu o."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
CEYL0N MENUS.
The Way Natives Wrestls Win the
English Language.


writer IN the Epirurc tells OF sew.
eral menus with which be was con.
fronted when travelling Ia Ceyion. The
menu. he says. Is an Indispensable nd
junct to a respectable luncheon 81. diu.
ner table IN Ceylon. As rule. the
head servant writes Il out and from
his elementary knowledge OF English
ns she Is wrote" springs host oi
quaint blGnders. At the same time his
fertile oriental brain Is ever apt TO
add footnotes. whch are perhaps his
happicst achievement.
AZ one lunch there figured among
the dishes roast beef" but IL cause
the hostess some con formation when
she discovered the additional legend
In very small letters. roast beef.
smelling little" the parentheiicai
note being meant to intimate that the
dish was accompanied by sauce OF
savory odors.
On another occasion there appeared
this following acknowledgment Of de-
hciency STEAK and kidney pie: no
kidney"
IL WIS altogether delightful. con.
tinues the writer. TO hnd at one Dime
our old friend Welsh rabbit appear
Inc as "WelSch rubbish The same
genius translated haricot mutton into
"hurrygod mutton" our own boy. BE-
adds, uu The occasion Of q hastily la
provised dinner. WIS unable o. accom-
plish dessert Consequently be- pm
the word plates" az the end Of tho
menu
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

The Danube still retains It's ancient
splendors. The Rhine is the river %
vine clad. sunny hills ruined castles
on rugged crags medieval history
aud modern glory la war and In peace.
n river bright as the MARBLE of n bird
IN the wood. The Danube bills carry
immense. almost untouched forests
higher and grander than the heights -
the Rhine. In the midst of this rich.
deep .,srpen verdure lonely while noun
taIns break Ia on the eye. There are
many wayside chapels. too. on the
banks. In solemn. awesome. majestic
beauty the Danube far excels the
CHEEKY. pretty Rhine. and II must De
called pity that so few American
travellers take tour on this inde-
scrihahly sunerb river Omaha Bee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21
ECZEMA READILY CURED BY A
SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT.

a simple clean remedy that can be-
used in the home is what every per.
son desires who Is suffering from
eczema. You can now have that rem.
edy and get instant relief and be
cured permanently by ZEMO. a clean
vegetable liquid for external use.
ZEMO cures skin diseases by drawing
the germs and their poison. that cause
the disease. 10 the surface OF the
skin and destroying them. leaving the
skin clean and healthy Air. NJ II.
James the druggist viii give YOU
booklet and will explain 10 you how a
great many cases OF eczema and other
forms OF skin diseases have been
cured by this simple home treatment.
Il
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-21

Those BIG Pigs. The Rhinoceros
and the HIppopotamus.
THEY ARE HARD TO CAPTURE.
Getting Away With One Of the Colossal
erutss Makes the Work Of Trapping
the Bic FeIines Seem Like child's
Pisy--msthods Of the Hunters.

Trapping the big felines is chlld's
play compared With the work OF cap
turing those numbering. colossal ami
mails Of the big pig" family. the rhi
noceros and the hippopotamus
Too stupid TO tame or 60 break to a
halter and too heavy TO transport
through hundreds Of miles of wilder.
ness. II would take man half a life
time 20 bring one OF these five TO six
thousand pound creatures out OF jun
gle into civilization. Therefore the
experts only chance Is 20 ind COW
with calf aud TO capture the young
sne.
Compared with the alert. grim ex-
terror OF the felines, there Is little IN
the appearance Of a phlegmatic. pom
derous pig like a rhinoceros TO indicate
It's real foreclosures. There Is hard
ly n wild animal In existence which Is
more dangerous than this rarest of all
our menagerIe captives. Awkward as
the great creature appears when nj
rest. once aroused IL dashes through
the densesf thlcket with the irresisti.
BILE speed OF an express train.
To catch a rhinoceros the trapper
proceeds with preparations much as
would an explorer bound for a two or
three year expedition In the interior
Of an unexplored continent. for the
difficulty confrpnting him Is the three
fold one OF first penetrating a thou.
sand or more miles into the interior;
second. Of finding not only a rhinoce-
ros. but a rhinoceros COW with a calf
old enough 10 capture. and. lastly. OF
transporting bis prize across hills and
mountains a'r. plains. over rivers and
ravines. across swamps and through
forests 10 civilization.
Skirting swampS and rivers. the men
are ever Oh the lookout for the deep.
round spoors. like II pie plate driven
into the mud. for In this wet ground
the rhinocerus loves to wallow. FIRE.
quently fve or six months elapse be-
fore the tracks OF COW and calf are
picked up.
the srapper and his men gradually
steal nearer until the COW aud the
calf are lnclosed In circle. From
ahead. out OF the maze Of cane aud
creeper. sounds the uneasy stamping
of the COW. With half snort. half
grunt. In no instant the rhinoceros Is
all attention Head raised aud nostrils
smiling. she searches the air steadily.
At sight OF cue OF the savages the COW
dashes with the speed Of II race horse
at the man. charging the human dccoy.
and at that instant the trapper's rifle
In heard. and ler furious charge Is
over. provided the bullet reaches the
heart by striking just behind the left
foreleg-the only vulnerable point In
the inch thick nrinor with which the
beast Is clad.
Now and then u huppens that the