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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

school children of Los
Angeles with better school build
ings and accommodations. The Fra
ternal Brotherhood is and means to
be a factoor in the upbuilding of
Los Angeles and has on more than one
occasion proven itself one of the in
stitutions that cannot be overlooked in
the business life of the city. When T..
F. B. called James A. Foshay from
the head of the city schools and made
him fraternalist as well as an edu-
Gator it only added to his ability to
spread his love for mankind over a
greater area, at the same time not rob
bing one jot or title from his love for
children or his interest in their welfare.
Supreme President James A. Foshay
is anticipating an October visit to the
lodges in the northern part of Cali
fornia. r. N. Chapel, district man
ager, has dates arranged for him in
the San Francisco district, and from
there he will proceed to M. B. Horn
becks territory in Humboldt county.
1t will be his first meeting with the
lodges of the last named section.
The verdict of those who were for
tunate enough to witness the extern
poraneous mock trial. given by the
histrionic talent of Hermosa lodge No.
80 was that it was the most mirth-
producing affair ever presented under
the auspices of that lodge. c. A.
Post, supreme commander, acted as
Judge, while ]. c. Stick and Frank
S. Hutton were the attorneys in the
case. The jury was composed entirely
of women, and rumor says they have
not yet brought in verdict. 1t was
an amusing affair, every participant
filling his part equal to professional
and that without rehearsal or any
previous preparation. Much comment
was made on the fact that while
General Adolph's name might suggest
one nationality, his brogue indicated
another. The house was packed and
the appreciation and enthusiasm did
much to encourage the actors
At the first regular meeting of each
company of the Uniform Rank during
October the election of officers will
occur.
Santa Ana Lodge No. 20 was repre-
sented in the Orange county festival
with a beautiful floral float, and owing
to the fact that it's colors are yellow
and white 1t was able to make a pretty
display of these colors that were In
harmony with the sentiment that
makes yellow the main feature of the
color scheme for that county.
General Adolph has recently re-
turned from a visit to some of the
lodges in Orange county where he hao
his weather eye open to the posslbil-
tiles of another uniform rank company
! He reports good material in some oi
the contiguous lodges and hopes to be
able to generate some military enthu'
siasm in their midst.
CAPTAIN Price, with his company
from Petaluma, has accepted an invi'
tation to take part in the Portola fes'
tival in San Francisco during October
The San Francisco company of course
will participate, and upon these two
companies will devolve the duty o.
representing that branch of T. f. b
work Many of the escort teams VII
parade. and altogether a showing II
| anticipated that will reflect mucl
credit upon the representation In tha
| section.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

pleasure. The members of Los Angeles
council are not the kind to rest on their
laurels. And even if they should, the
new material that the achievements of
the past have brought in would not
permit it.
one of the latest and most valuable
additions to the council is Charles A.
King, who won such an enviable repu-
tation as lecturer of the Knights Of
Columbus and who Immediately took
up that office in the Y M. 1. The first
big affair Of the energetic lecturer will
be the Carnival of Nations to be
given at Cumnoclk hall at 1900 South
Figueroa street, october Is and 10. Ihls
will be one of the most gorgeous spec
tacles of the kind ever offered to the
local public. More than 100 young men
and women in costumes appropriate
for the various nations under the per-
sonal direction of Leo M. Rosecrans,
president of the council will take
part.
The principal feature of the Carnival
of Nations will be the wonder girls in
minstrel show, assisted by Llonel
Hayward and Charles A. King, the
latter being the author and stage d1-
rector. The very fact that the affair
has been written by Charles King and
is in his charge speaks for its success
The proceeds of the Carnival of Ma
tions will be used for the enlargement
of the present quarters of Los An
geles council, with the end in view OF
the final erection of Y. NJ. l. or gen
eral Catholic building.
The aims of the council are high,
but it has accomplished wonders in
it's short existence and with such ener-
getic and rising young men as Joseph
Ford, deputy district attorney; Charles
A. King, ]. Clarence Dolan, Leo Rose
Grams, John r. Curtin and Benjamin
Hagen in it's ranks, it will be a long
time before the story of continuous
nuSh Is concluded
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
WESTERN FRATERNAL
ASSOCIATION

Stag lodge is busy
ia n SsNl rehearsing the high
IA, ~ jinks to be given by
the members at an
M early date. According
to the plans of the
committee this will be
As the one best bet of the
'' fraternal life of Los
Angeles and will be the forerunner of
a series of stunts to be given during
the coming winter months. Compah.
ions Gruber and Karpe have charge OF
the arrangements and that fact is evil
dence of the quality that will be pre-
sented when the members view the
finished article.
The entertainment of Home lodge
last Friday evening was, as usual,
success. The whist players were
headed by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. De
renia. The refreshments served by
the committee consisted of ices and
cake. Home lodge will, during the
coming term, give two open meetings
each month The regular lodge orches-
ira will furnish music for dancing, and
whist will be played for prizes. In all
probability the lodge will be forced TO
seek larger quarters, as the attendance
It the open meetings is too large for
the present hail. and a committee VIII
be appointed at the next regular meet
mig to secure a suitable hall.
Deputy Supreme President Falls
visited Pomona and Redondo lodges
last week and reports that the west
erners in both places are very pros
porous. A delegation from both lodges
will be on hand for the doings in stag
and have already sent in for seat res
ervations.
Supreme President Mclaughlin has
been visiting the oregon lodges the
past week and reports everything
booming. Supreme Treasurer Brock
way is also in the party and is MAX
ing hosts of friends as usual Portland
leads so far in the. number of initia-
tions, but the Eugene and Salem
lodges promise to both beat Portland
on the final count
Miss Wheaton, treasurer of Home
lodge. has fully recovered from her re-
cent illness and will be on duty in the
supreme secretary's office after the
first of the month.
Word has been received at the SUI
preme office of the death of Companion
Hamilton, a member of Albany, Ore,
lodge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Ess than six months ago Los An

T ESS than six months ago Los An
geles council, Y. NJ. l., had it's
IL birth amid all the energy and
enthusiasm that usually accompany
the launching of any new organization
or enterprise. But this great enthu-
siasm soon dies down in the average
organization. Not so with Los An
geles council! The vim and energy
displayed at the beginning have in
creased instead of diminished. From
the very start 1t has been one con-
tinuous story of push and vigor. Be
fore the council had been organized
one month 1t outnumbered in member
ship tht oldest councils of the Y. M. l.
in Los Angeles.
With the advent of Los Angeles
council a new life was imbued, not
only in the Y. M. l., but in every
Catholic organization of the city. The
big Y. NJ. l. picnic, new departure
in picnics from the fact that every
thing being free and one of the great
est successes of the summer season,
originated in Los Angeles council.
Then with the usual audacity and
optimism of youth the members took
in their own hands the matter of the
talked of downtown Catholic
building, which would provide con-
venient headquarters and club rooms
for the Catholic young men. Under
the able leadership of their chaplain,
Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glass, assisted by
in their own hands the matter of the
council, and j. Clarence Dolan, the
first vice president, they chose club
rooms in one of the finest and most
centrally located office buildings in
mittee furnished with the best club
furniture obtainable. and now, due to
the Los Angeles Y. NJ. l., the Catholic
young men of this vicinity have a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN
REVOLUTION

The regular meeting of Eschschoitzla
chapter, Daughters of the American
revolution, will be held Tuesday after
noon. october 5, at 2;9O o'clock at tloell
cIub house. Guests admitted by inVl~
tation at 3:15. Mrs. j. w. Heureman'
financial secretary of the George, 1r''
Penuhlic will address the chapter.
The wear book recently published con-
tains an interesting program for the
coming year and the chapter hopes TO
accomplish much along philanthroplc
and natriotiC lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPLARS

Merrill lodge No. 299, I. o. G. T., will
give a free public lecture on temper
ance in the hall in the Odd Fellows
building, 22O1s South Main street, Mon
day evening, October 4, at 8 O'Clock.
The principal address will be given by
Rev. c. C. Pierce on the subject 1.-THE
Saloon and the Ballot" 1t is hoped
that all who are interested in the sup
preston of the liquor traffic will be
present to hear this address.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

Cl6 lleiS GAltllO6u " llAO
visitors the courtesies of series of
social functions, theater parties and
banouets. At the meeting of the circle
were initiated by the grand arcn
Druidess, Mrs. Della Harding of San
Francisco, who was one of the visiting
high officials. Junior Past Grand Arch
Druidess Mrs. Yrma Lacaze was. also
a visitor.
Mrs Emma Puissequr entertained
the officials at an informal dinner
last Wednesday evening. Those pres
ent were: Grand Arch Druidess Mrs.
Della Harding, Junior post, G. A. D.;
Mrs. Yrma Lacaze, Grand Trustee j.
Gospodnetich, Grand Trustee Mrs.
Louise Mazzini, District Deputy Mrs.
Marie Molanan, Arch Druidess Mrs.
Nellie Blockson, Mrs. May Denniston.
Mrs. Katie Ruoff, Mrs Mtrie Turon,
Mrs. May Stickelbout, Miss Victoria
Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Lembecke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fava, Frank Prussequr.
Music and games were enjoyed.
Prizes were awarded to H. Lyon and
Mrs. Katie Ruoff.
Thursday evening ]. Gospodnetich
gave a banquet at the Frisco grotto in
honor of the official guests.
Saturday evening Mrs Mazzini enter
tained thirty officials and members at
dinner. Mrs. Harding was presented
by the circle with a beautiful cut glass
dish. Mines. Lacaze, Mazzini and Molo-
nan were presented with bouquets of
American Beauty roses. j. Gospod-
netich was presented with a token Of
reSDeCt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

pany, WhiCh numberS IHIIIy -tIBHt, 10
getting ready to compete for the SILVER
Zimmerla saws the company is drilling
faithfully in anticipation of this event,
and expects to come out with flying
colOrS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

Col. H. S. Brown of
20 IN the Third regiment and
49, ~ staff and delegates for
the grand encampment, to meet ut
woodland October SO, will leave on the
11:30 train at the Arcade station to-
night.
Semi-Tropic lodge will initiate a class
of candidates Tuesday night.
Los Angeles lodge viii confer the sec
ond degree Wednesday night.
Goodwill lodge will give instructions
in the first degree Thursday night.
Arbor Vitae Rebekah lodge No. SO ex-
poets to initiate a class of twenty-five
candidates Tuesday night. All mem
bers Of the lodge are requested to be
present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
80, Awav--FRFF

FREE-Pianos Given Away--tREE
NJ home need be without a piano-an
otfer free and without cost of any kind
tbat ali may participate in its beneh's'
SEQ page . POI 9-22-2s- -2s-2s-3o 1O-S-5-7-1o
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

of appreciation was surprise No. 2,
thus completing a most enjoyable oc-
casion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

avenues.
Invitations have been issued to the
friends of the Yoemen members,
Speeches will be made by prominent
members of the order, refreshments
will be served and a general good
time is planned. And when the nine
different homesteads get together there
will be something doing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FRATERNAL BROTHER
HOOD

The Fraternal Brother
hood is the recipient of
much congratulation on
the $4,000 worth of school
bonds subscribed for in
order to help out the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Pacific lodge. No. 20S,
Knights of Pythias, Santa
Monica, is getting togeth-
> er a class of twenty-five
and drilling preparatory to
enrolment in company No
21. U. r. K. P. This com
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

clean and splendidly equipped place to
pass their leisure in reading and in
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
BROTHERHOOD OF
AMERICAN YEOMEN

Homestead No. 2189.
Brotherhood of American
Yeoman, will give a re-
ception and entertainment
to members of the eight
other homesteads in Los
Angeles tomorrow night
at Akey's hall, corner of
Central and Vermont
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
AND SECRET SOCIETIES
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Golden West circle No.
No. 81. United Ancient Or
der of Druids, has been
honored with the visit OF
several of the grand off,
GERS of the order. The cir
Gle has extended to tho
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

The personnel of the
Woodmen of the World
comes from every walk in
life. 1t is a thoroughly
emocratic institution, and
when a man becomes a
of the order and
takes upon himself the
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
WEEDS SISTERS
FORMER HOUSE MAID

Newport, r. L., April 15-E arl
Potter Mason. leading citizen of
Newport and member of the Auto.
mobile cub of America. married Miss
Mary Agnes Walsh, who was maid
to his sister, Mrs. Arthur /. Keller
wife of a we'll known artist here, at
noon today, the incident attra citing
much attention.
Mr.. Mason is grandson of M rs.
Isaac Hartshorn of Providence. who
owns several cottages here. and n
son of Mr.. Livingston Mason. a
leading manufacturer.
Miss Walsh was servant IN the
Mason household for several years
and after that was employed as q
maid in preparatory school.
There young Mason followed her.
taking her in his large automobile to
her place of employment and bring
ing her back every day. She is an
blonde.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15

by local cast, under the direction Of
Chas. L. Brewer. Those taking part
will be particularly we'll fitted fol-
the characters assumed, aud thor
oughly pleasing performance of "the
prettiest play in the English lang
uage" is assured.
"The Parish PRIEST is not en-
tirely new to Florence theatergoors
having been press nted here at one
time by q travelling company, ant
at that time was voted one of the
best plays ever seen here, beinl
we'll remembered by many local
people.
Rehearsals will be gotten under
way at once, and the date will be an
nounced within few days. Tickets
will not be for sale in advance ex.
cepting at Stewards drug store w here
they will be placed on sale in ample
time so that all wishing them may SO
cure their seats in due season. 1t IL
believed that this will be better than
the usual custom of soliciting the sale
of tickets, as the people of this city
have learned that when the Elks
give an entertainment its worth while
and would rather purchase their tick
cts at their leisure than to be asked
to do so.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
Young Russian Women Will
Be Sentenced by Cout
Tomorrow
CRIME WAS SENSATIONAL
Killed DR.. Auspitz Because He
Made Vicious Attacks
On Her

New York, April 15-Sarah Kolen
the young Russian woman charged d
with shooting and killing DR.. Mar.
tin W. Auspitz, ON August z last
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in
the first degree when called to trial
for her life in the supreme court
here today. She was remanded for
sentence on Friday.
The crime for which the young
woman pleaded guilty was sensation
al and the story which the prisoner
told shortly after she had killed the
physician in the yestibule of an up
town apartment house aroused wide
interest in her case.
She had killed DR.. Ausptiz, she
said because he had attacked her
while she WAS under the influence of
an anaesthetic during her term Of
s'rvioe as nurse in sanitarium
which the physician conducted. She
b ought with her today from Black
wells island where she has been a
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
SIDEWALKS SHOULD Be
CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL

With ths approach of summer and
the cement laying Season, the new
city council should givc the sds-
walk question in Florence some deep
consideration. There arc many ways
of laying walks without placing tho
burden ON the individual household
or. Many cities have pursued tho
method Of bonding the town and uso
the money in sidewalking.
This Is one OF the best ways in tho
world to boost city. Even the
home people WILL not let IL for the
outsiders do to the boosting. Florence
should be sidewalked from one end
to the other The town Is sadly
lacking these accommodations and
sume attention should be given this
question Two or three Of the
streets il East Florence have walks
and one or two in West Florence,
but beyond this none can be found
Canon Oity is sidewalked from one
end to the other and there are
about forty miles Of such walk.
And they are tho admiration OF
everybody.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
Miss Harriet Stewart and 7.
Suffern Taller United in
Marriage
HUSBAND IS A BANKER
Reception Attended by Nearly
Five Hundred
Guests

Baltimore. April l5-An event of
much social ipterest was the mar.
riase here today of Mtss Harriet
Stewart Brown, eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown Of
Baltimore, to T.SutYern Taller, bank.
er. OF New York city. and promi-
Dent In tho society and club life Of
the metropolis.
Tho Ceremony was performed at the
Brown town house at Cathedral aud
Madison streets by Rev. DR.. Donald
Guthrie of the First Presbyterian
church. those present being lin tied
to the two families and more inif-
mate friends, A reception followed,
to which between 400 and 800 persons
were bidden. many coming from out
Of town. Edward DePuyster Living.
stone of New York acted as best man.
George J. Gould Of New York WAS
one Of the usbern The bride received
great number OF presents of rare
beauty and value.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
Father Gets Ten Days Sentence
and Son Ten Years in
Penitentiary
IN BAD PHYSICAL CONDITION
Both Were Charged With
SwindIing Through Motor
Inventions

Chicago, April 10 Charles Bid
wells efforts to save his aged father Z.
Benson Bidwell. from prison at tho
cost of his own liberty WAS a1comp-
lisled In Judge Chetlain's court here
Both Bidwells were sentenced to in-
derternIiaate terms TO. alleged swind-
ling through the medium Of n "cold p"
MOTOR invented by the elder Bldwell.
Young Bidwell, to save his father,
whose physical condition is precar.
ious. agreed with the states attorney
to spare the state tho cost of contest
ing his appeal. in which he had much
faith, II the state would ngroe to n
lenient course with his father.
In court today Benson BIdwell was
allowed to plead guilty to n minor
charge under which be must serve
ten days in the county Jail after
which he must serve ten days In the
county Jail after which no will be
given his liberty. Charles Bidwell
will be taken TO the penitentiary next
Friday to serve term OF from one to
ten years under tho inderterminate
sentence law.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15

The Col orado Realty Dealers as
ISOLATION will hold Its annual meet
ing IN Canon City on April 2S and
30. This date has been selected
ON account Of II being during the
height of the blossom season. Tho
sessions will be held In ElSs' hall.
Tho Merchants nssooi alton Will en-.
tertnip the visiting delegates with
carriage and automobile drives
through tho orchard sections, also
over tho Skyline drive and tho Roynl
Gorge scenic drive. A banquet will
DO given At Hotel Denton. Addresses
will be made by Ex-Governor Alva
Adams, OK Congressman John o. Boil
and Others.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
IN BAD SHAPE.

London, April 15-A member of
the Baltic conferences, who is in
| tersted in several trades in different
parts of the world, takes pessimis-
tic view of the immediate future of
the shipping industry.
The slight improvement, which
promised SO we'll at the beginning of
the year, has not con tinued, and he
has arrived reluctantly ut the conclu-
sion that prosperity will not be re-
gained until the greater part of the
superfuous tonnage now orowding the
market wears itself out and is scrap
ped. This is borne out by others,
1t is now clearly evident that no
practical results are expected from
the living freight union proposal.
There is no doubling the fact that
frieghts are going from bad to
worse, and in some cases the down
ward moveme mt is of a serious nature.
During the last few months owners
ignoring the warnings Of experience. .
have been sending their vessels out
ward at runious rates in the hope of
obtaining good cargoes home, and
they are now finding that homeward
business from the Mediterranean the
River Plate and other districts is in
chaotic state, while many boats
sent to the Black sea, for instance
have been blocked In the ice for
weeks, with, in several instances,
their propeller blades damaged.
Many vessels in South Am 'rican ports
are, it is said. to be run In ballast to
the United States
Tho situation is made worse by
the regular liners cutting into trades
chat were once the preserve Of tIamps
At the moment there is apparently no
prospect of this competition coming
to IN ond, and no hope for shipbuild-
ing people before tho end of the year
though it is not to be ignored that
the heavy Atlantic emigration season
may set people building any time In
the autumn.
Much depends, however. on tho
ABILITY OF the United States industry
to absorb the labor which will bo
transferred to 1t during tho late
spring and carly summer months.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15

A change of program will take
place at tho Houston vaudeville to.
night The special feature will be
the Orrs. comedy sketch artists.
There will be the usual = 900 feet OF
motion pictures and the films ton light
will bo "The Tenderfoot. "The
Tryants Dream - School Days" and
"Love nnd Law" The illustrated
song emitted "lf had = Thous and
Lives to Live" will bo sung by
Miss Beatrice Hyde. Any seat ten
cents
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given to all oiti-
IONS of Florence that Friday. April
28. 1909. has been designated M
Cleanup Day and all citizens aud
property owners are urged to co .
operate with the Civic Improvement
league In making said cleanup day
as effective M possible by aiding tho
cause In every way possible. particu
larly ns to cleaning 0f weeds. filth
aud garbage from the premises
well as along sidewalks. Go
Teams will be provided for romov.
Ing refuse II said refuse IL placed IN
piles either on the street or In the
alloys
By Order OF tho City Council.
J. q. Macdonald, Mayor.
Minnie Woods. City Clerk.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
GuSS TO USE UPON
AERIAL NAvlGAT0RS

Washington April i5-The ordnance
board Of the army is taking mp ser
iously tho efforts to develop guns and
tactics which may be employed In
attacking air balloons and flying
machines.
Tho development OF the German
iioet of aerIsl crub,era Is responsible
for the activity.
Tho guns Will BIO two to i5-poundcrr
and tho experiments will tako place
at Sandy Hook this summer.
The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING OF
TOCKHOLDERS.

To tho Stock holders Of Tho Keystone
Oil Go. -
Notice Ia hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of tho stock
holders Of Tho Keystone OIL company.
will be held At the office Of the
company. Lcnnox hotel. Florence,
Colo. .on Wednesday. April 2ist. 1909.
at O'Clock. p. m. for the purpose
OF elcctipg directors for tho ensuing
year. and. for she transaction Of s4ch
other business ~ may properly come
before the m"eting.
Tho books for tho transfer Of shares
will close on April i4th. 1909. at D
O'Clock p m. and reopen upon ths
final adjournment Of said meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
IL O. PRENTICE. Secretary.