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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

geles lodge, Nd. l, mad
possession of the house,
and were highly gratified by the gener-
Gus patronage of the members general
ly. A neat sum was realized, making
the way to Seattle more than ever a
certainty.
The evening of July 8 will witness the
last of a series of social events given
under the management of the escort
team of Hermosa lodge, No. 32. Gold
berg -Bosley hall has been engaged for
the occasion, and the proceeds from
this last dance before the Seattle trip
will be devoted to the benefit of the
young women of the team, who have
been untiring in their efforts to make
the outing a possibility. A good time
is anticipated.
Long Beach lodge, No 70, promises a
class from its "get busy" club before
the train starts for Seattle July IS. Mrs.
Anna Lloyd is grand booster. and they
are going to boost Independently for
T. F. B.
Pomona, No. 26-Everybody boost
er. It seemed unnecessary to do any
organizing of a get busy club in Po-
mona, as the atmosphere seemed satu-
rated with enthusiasm, and when
Grand Booster K X Fritz ran out OF
buttons he declared he was just 100
short of having enough to supply the
demand.
At Olinda, June 1 the lodge and the
public generally were entertained by
the Seattle trip pictures. and after the
lecture dancing was indulged in. p. A.
Haffner was appointed grand booster.
If Arlington, No. 635 is not increasing
its membership rapidly the president
and treasurer have assumed extra re-
sponsibilities. To Brother and Sister
Dumright president and treasurer re-
spectively, son.
Riverside, No. 80, has no Seattle cou-
rons. but there seems a decided deter
noination to be boosters for T. F. b.
Santa Barbara lodge, No. S5, should
do some growing if the following list OF
boosters does all it is pledged to do:
E. r. Andrews, grand booster; Harry
Wood. Mae Nicholson, Mabel Robert
Edith Robert l. b. Newell, Ada Wood,
Mrs. Robey, Mrs. j. P. Warren, Bessie
Ercaubrack, Arthur Burah, Perry O.
Johnston, Frank Bithn, ]. o. Eaton, j.
r. Spillman, Mrs. BacSuS Mrs. Z.
Jhurchne, w. M. Bates, c. f. Tenney,
Mrs. Noble Mrs. Bertha Richardson,
Mrs. Flora Packard Pearl Rush, Amy
Rush Mrs. Tenney. Mrs. Spillman, r.
n Schoonoyer. j. G.. Kenney
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

in which it conducts the initiatory cere-
monies in the page rank, as Marathon
lodge is noted for its excellence of pre-
sentation of the knight rank. Next
Tuesday the rank of esquire will be put
on by Marathon lodge, and the Tuesday
following Oune 22) it will reciprocate
Gauntlet's kindness by comforting the
rank of knight on the candidates of
that lodge as well as its own. 1t is pre-
sumed that Marathon's famous rank
team will be at its best on that occa-
sion, and that visitors and members
will enjoy a treat other than that af-
forded by the refreshments that will
be served. No other initiatory work
will be done by Marathon lodge after
this event until September. which is ac-
cording to the usual custom observed
by that body.
Interdomain lodge No. 55 conferred
the knight rank on four candidates
Thursday evening, using its new rules
for the first time. The other lodges of
the city were well represented among
the visitors. Interdomain lodge, by in
vitation, will confer the knight rank
for Miramonte lodge No. 70 at High
land Park next, Friday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

vited. The affair will be
the largest assemblage of the boys OF
'9S ever held in this part of the woods.
The chairman of the good time commit
tee of Roosevelt camp No. 8, U. S. w.
", estimates that 500 of the boys who
showed Spain and the world how Yam
KEGS do things will be there and eat
more beans and have more fun and
froic than they did in the Philippines,
Cuba, Porto Rico or China. Beans
baked, raw, stewed and fried will be
served music, fun and a lively time
such as the camp has never enjoyed
before will be on hand to make them
feel that it was good to have followed
the flag in foreign climes. Every Span
ish war veteran in this neck of the
woods will be there. From Pasadena,
with their bugles and drums; Ocean
Park, Long Beach, Santa Ana, River
side, San Bernardino and the Soldiers
home at Sawtelle. The beans will soon
disappear but the music and fun will
continue until late at night.
The entertainment committee, of
which Past Junior Vice Commander
Tom Galbraith is chairman, has charge
of the affair, and no effort is being
spared to make it the best ever held in
this or any other part of the country.
The camp has 400 members, and is the
largest in the United States, both in
numbers and enthusiasm. Old Glory
will wave and the night will be one
long to be remembered by every veteran
who is fortunate enough to be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

evening in Maple hall. Other officers
elected were A. A. Goldsmith, chief
counsel; Mrs. Nellie Cross. worthy
evangel; Melvin Gulick, warder; j.
Snyder, sentry The installation will
take place on the second Thursday
evening of July.
This castle boasts of an average at
tendance of 55 per cent of the members,
which it feels is an unusually large
percentage for regular attendance.
After the business sessions cards and
dancing are enjoyed.
The next social evening will be given
on the first Thursday evening in July,
when a shirt waist dance will be the
attraction.
A full attendance of the members is
desired for the first two July meetings
as something doing" is scheduled for
both evenings.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

Grand Patriarch c. F.
20 ~ Chappell will make an
~ ~ official visit to Orange
Grove encampment on the night of
June IS, at which the golden rule de-
gree will be conferred. All visiting
patriarchs are specially invited. Grand
Patriarch Chappell will also visit Har-
mony encampment June rs and Enter
prise encampment July 8.
Canton Los Angeles No. - will con-
fer the patriarch militant on class
of candidates Monday night.
Semi-tropic lodge No. 371 will confer
the second degree next Tuesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

Mrs. Nina Lembeke, occasioned by
death in her family. Sympathies were
extended by the circle to the bereaved
sister.
A penny march was enjoyed by the
members Miss Phoebe Blackson won
the prize, a cut glass dish.
Second Bard Mrs. M. Turon will leave
Los Angeles in few days with a
friend on an auto trip to the mountains,
where she will pass her vacation. Lou
Use Mozzini will also leave on the
steamer Santa Rosa as delegate to the
convention.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

It's as easy to secure "a bargain In used
automobile, through want advertising, as II
used to be-and stili is-tV secure = horse
and carriage. =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Walkers theater never
before contained so many
Fraternal Br t herhood
people at one time as on
the night of June Z, when
the escort team of Los An
geles lodge, Nd. 1. had
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Candidates in the page
rank were initiated by
Gauntlet lodge last Mon
day night, some of whom
had been accepted for
membership ins Marathon
lodge. Gauntlet lodge is
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

anybody who would h~ able to nnd an
address in the dictionary would be able t.
find your CLASSIFIED al r.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

n e. M. Guthrie, state
NM record keeper, has sent
!. ! ! ! !. !.
MMk out notices to the differ
A# M EA ent tents and hives in
EsHLE\ V2A Los Angeles county re-
ksa5I3 49, questing them to appoint
committee of three
gS2 each to make arrange
&S1#Y ments for the annual pic
SSfN mic to be given by the
knights and Ladies OF
the Maccabees. The committee VIII
meet at Walkers Theater building
June 30 to select a time and place for
holding the picnic. The members are
exhibiting considerable interest in the
affair and large crowd is expected.
Los Angeles tent No. 2 held its reg
ular meeting last Wednesday evening
and transacted considerable business OF
Importance to the tent. At its next
meeting the second and third degrees
will be conferred on several candidates.
Saturday evening the degree team OF
San Diego tent paid fraternal visit
to Escondido tent and initiated six can
didates. Following the initiation the
Escondido sir knights served BAN
ouet for the visiting members. State
Pacord Keeper e. M. Guthrie was pres
ent and assisted in the initiation.
Deputy Great Commander ]. w. Ar
boe.ast is organizing a tent at National
Citv. After he has completed his work
there he will probably spend week or
two in securing members for the tent
at San Diego.
The report of the supreme record
keeper for the month of May shows
that the tents were very active during
that month sand that a large increase
was made in membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Golden West circle No.
81. u. A. o. D., held an in
teresting meeting Friday
night at Mammoth hall, 517
South Broadway. District
Deputy Mrs. M. Molanan
acted as secretary pro tenn,
in the absence of Secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
Hard Luck

Teddy cannot bring any zebra hides home
with him"
why not?"
Because they are barred"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS

For the eighth time ]. d.
Faris was elected illustri-
Gus protector of Fern cas-
tie of the Royal Highland
ers at the seni-apnual
election of officers held by
the castle last Thursday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD

Los Angeles camp No.
~, 402 had a large attend
nFa ance Thursday night and
"ESfM Avoted on several applica-
I IlY0M 4 tions Addresses were
made by Clerk ]. H. Foley
[NyEEa EttsV of La Fiesta camp and
NNSzdklzs District Organizer G. E,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
! AND SECRET SOCIETIES
UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS

United Spanish War Vet
Grams will have a big rally
at 2201s South Main street
Thursday evening, June IL.
All the camps in Southern
California have been in
vited. The affair will be
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13
WESTERN FRATERNAL
ASSOCIATION

The following was
clipped from a r ecent
exchange: "The report
of the supreme auditors
of the Western Frater-
nal association has been
filed with the various
ao,o sesesi0n-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-13

N w. FLEMING royal scrivener |
I and a member of the royal di-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
HAlLADAYS WILL
SOON SHOW HERE
Popular Priced Car Will Be Placed on
Market and May Be Expected
to Make a Big
Showing

Back from the east after a flying trip
in the interest of his company comes
S. w. BiXby, secretary and treasurer
of the White Garage corporation at
the corner of Eighth and Olive streets.
Mr.. Bixby left this city for the east
some three weeks ago and for the pur-
pose of closing up matters connected
with the future agency of the Halliday
automobiles, which will be an entirely
new car to this section-in fact, to the
Pacific coast, none of the Halliday
production ever before being sold west
of the Mississippi river
The car win be introduced to the
public of the coast with a reputation
that is commended by the eastern
cities as being one of the finest man
ufactured cars turned out of any fac
tory in the country, and at a price that
is bound to prove popular from their
very first bow to this community.
The lines of the Halliday embrace
several, distinctive from the size of
the cars and their wheel bases. Their
finish and make will compare more
than favorably with such expensive
cars as the Packard, and indeed are
said to be fully as able to furnish life
and endurance as that higher priced
automobile and fully as capable of
keeping the dust of its competitors
from closing the eyes Of the driver of
the Halliday.
The first of the literature covering
the Halliday will be here within the
next few days, and at an early date
the first of the cars will begin to ar
rive, ready for display and delivery.
Mr.. Bixby while in the east visited
the factory of the Halliday, at Streat-
or, Ill, and states that it is one Of
the largest and most complete to be
found in the country, while the car is
because of its graceful lines and pop
ular price.
Mr.. Bixby reports business prosper
ity as on the rampage in the east,
every factory running at full time and
many of them overtime trying to catch
up with their orders, with general CON
ditions fast reaching the old days of
everybody busy and money plenty
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
BASKETBALL LEAGUE MEETING

The Los Angeles County Basketball
league held its first meeting of the
season yesterday morning in the eoun-
ty superintendent office. Several Of
the county schools were represented,
and the new executive committee,
Coach Webster of Hollywood high
school, Van Patten of South Pasa-
dena and Long Of Long Beach high
school, opened the business for the
season of 1909-1910. Stone of Whittier
was elected manager of the boys
league, while Miss Upton of Long
Beach was made manager of the girls
league. The schedule will be prepared
shortly, sent to the executive commit
tee and to the various high schools in
the league. The season will open about
November 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
SALT LAKE MAN
MAKES LONG TRIP
NINE THOUSAND MILES MADE
IN EUROPE
Auto Enthusiast Well Known In Los
Angeles Business Circles COM
petes Most Successful
Trip In Machine

G. T Odell of Salt Lake, who is we'll
known in Los Angeles business cir
cles, recently completed a sOO0-mile
tour, 1900 miles of which were done in
England and Scotland. He used six
cylinder air-cooled Franklin, and went
to all parts of Europe and saw every
thing worth seeing.
The Franklin was delivered at
Havre, and with his party he imme-
dlately started for Paris. From Paris
the party went southeast through
France, to the Cain Pass into Italy,
visiting Venice, Sorrento and Naples.
Leaving Naples to climb Mt. Vesuvius
he successfully went beyond the
point where tourists usually stop. In
fact, the tourists reached a point only
one mile from the volcano. the ma
chine being used all the way to the
summit.
From Rome the party toured along
the coast to Marseilles, a distance of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
RESULTS AT eRAvEsEND

GRAVESEND, n. Y, Sept. 25.-In a
stirring finish in which the judges were
unable to separate them, Grasmere and
Pretender ran a dead heat in the Pros
pect handicap here today. The stakes
were divided. Grasmere was the favor
ite at ? to 1. Affiction, at Is to 1, won
the Occidental handicap defeating Fitz-
herbert by a length. Results;
First race. furlongs-May Amelia won,
Twilight Queen second, Tarrs Court third;
time ii 3-5.
Second race. mies--Monte Carlo won,
Valhalla second, Stella Land third; time
3:52.
Third race, 6 furlongs-Dead heat between
Grasmere and Pretend: Shannon third time
1;11 20
Fourth race. 1 3-I6 miles-Anllction won.
Fitzherbert second. Wise Mason third; time
2;01 1-5.
Fifth race, 1 1-i6 miles-woodcraft won,
st. Joseph second, The Peer third; time
Fps Is.
Sixth race. furlongs-Capt. Swanson
won. Glennadeane second. Ny Gal third;
time 1872 as.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Sales of studebakers

The Lord Motor Car company re-
ports the following sales during the
past week: E. M Fs. to ]. l.. Warnock
A. l.. Burson, F. o. Hansler, w. j. Nc
Closkey and c. A. Dundas of Los An
geles; James A. Crosby of Glendale;
Thomas II. Foote of Pasadena
Heinsch-Butler company, Byrne build
ing; w. M. Bateman, San Diego and
F. P. and w. A. Brewer of Pasadena.
Studebaker "40s' to Marco Helman
DR.. w. NJ Rhoads and Walter j.
T1ask, and go to A. Francis.
A Studebaker electric to Emma A.
Simmons of the Hellman building.
More carloads of these popular cars
are en- route and deliveries are prompt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
POMONA WILL HAVE
SPEEDY AGGREGATION
Eleven viii Eclipse Last Sea-
sons Squad-Many Old
Players Report

CLAREMONT, Cal, Sept. 25.-With
the first week of football past, the sup
porters of the foothin college are more
poets for winning team. Although
the number of last years men is small,
those who are out are of value, while
the new men are showing up well. Of
last years team and substitutes, Cap
tain Fuller, Kepner at tackle, and
Hentsehe at guard viii in all probable
ity play their old positions. Shut and
Neuls viii fight ii out for quarter,
while Parker who played end last
year is easily conceded a place at half.
Gillette and c. S. Chapman are two
of the old subs who are belived to
have good chance at center and end,
although neither has as yet shown
varsity caliber Of the old students
who are out for the first time, Carver
and Loveland at half. Graf and A. r.
Davis at end and Rau and II. Davis
at guard are showing up exceptionally
well. Carver bids fair TO cinch a place
in the backheld without much
difficulty.
OF the freshmen players, Haskins
from Michigan and Roth of Sacrament
to are both out for fullback, with the
chances at present about an even
break Bliss of Redlands and Rice of
Pomona, who are out for end, give
promise Of making good, while Kin
sey from Nebraska is making hard
fight for a tackle position. Last years
senior preparatory class has also some
stars who will probably make the
other players hustle considerably. Bob
Spurgeon, who won his football "P"
two years ago, is out for his old place
at half, while Barnes, who played with
him on last years victorious prep
team, is out for a backfield position
Crawford at end is remarkably speedy
and uses good head work, while Perrin
and Miller, although a little new at the
game, are strong and willing. Coach
Stanton, who at first was a little dis
appointed at the lack of old material,
is now much encouraged and predicts
that Pomona will have better team
than last years aggregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE


PITTSBURG. Sept. 25.-The Phila-
delphia team made its last appearance
in Pittsburg today and was beaten.
Score:
Pittsburg 5, hits 8, errors 0.
Philadelphia O. hits s, errors s.
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson;
Sparks, McQuillen and Doom. Um-
pires-Emslie and Rigler.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25.-st. Louis won
its first victory in sixteen games by
defeating Brooklyn today. Score:
Brooklyn 4, hits II, errors 5.
st. Louis IL, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Wilhelm, Dent, Dunn and
Bergen; Meter, Beebe and Phelps. UNI
pires-Klem and Brennan.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Chicago defeat
ed Boston in poorly played game to-
day. Score:
Chicago 7, hits s, errors 8.
Boston 4, hits 6, errors >.
Batteries-Pfeister and Archer Mat
tern, Cooney and Rariden. Umpire
O'Day.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-Cincinnati
won the first and tied the second game
York. The final contest was called on
account Of darkness. Scores:
First game:
Cincinnati 5, hits 10, errors 2.
New York 2, hits 7, errors s.
Batteries - Fromme and Clark:
Druck, Klawitter and Meyers.
Second game:
Cincinnati !, hits 5, errors 3.
New York 1. hits z, errors /.
Batteries-Spade and Clark; Math-
awson and Schlei. Unpires-Ksne and
Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

between 500 and 600 miles. From there
to Lyons, and then tour through the
principal towns of Switzerland. The
travellers passed over the Bracco
mountains twice. and visited both
Vienna and Berlin, touring all the
neighboring cities in each district.
Leaving Berlin they motored direct to
Paris, and from there came by way of
Boulogne and Folkestone to London.
The English tour included all the
northern counties and terminated in
London.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
EEW GAMES SCHEDULED

Coach Oliphant of the Santa Barbara
high school writes that owing to the
lateness of the Los Angeles Rugby
teams in Compiling their schedules the
northern institution was unable to Sc
cure as many dates as they wished for.
Steps are now being taken to fix a
definite date for a meeting at which
to compile next seasons schedule.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

First race. one mile and seventy yards
Orlando won, Banrida second, Maid Militant
third Time. 1:46 2-5.
Second race six furlongs-Martin H. won,
Laveno second, La Toupee third. Time,
1:15 Is
Third race, one mile and seventy yards
Bonnie Bard won, Carew second, Mamie
Algol third Time, 1:l6 3-5.
Fourth race six furlongs-Hyperion II
won. Al Mueller second, Crystal Maid third.
Time, IA 1-5.
Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs-Dan
K. sleet won. Foursome second, Belle Glen
third. Time, 1909 1-5.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Beau Brummel won, Pimpiante second, Rox-
boro third. Time, 1:49 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Trallsd in Bucks Smoke

One Of the Incidents worthy Of note
in the great Lowell races held at
Lowell, Mass was the fact that a
forty-horsepower Chalmers car, priced
at $2750 finished it's run SEVENTEEN
MINUTES BEHIND the Buick, lit
tie $3.50 car, while the other Chalmers
of the same size never did finish be-
cause of a SMASHED ENGINE. Bur-
man drove the race for the Buick and
gave the big Chalmers his smoke over
the entire course.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
ATTACH LEAGuERs

SACRAMENTO Sept. 25.-Attach-
ment suits for the recovery of $158 in
back pay were instituted against the
Sacramento State league baseball club
today by three former players of the
club. The papers were placed in the
hands of a constable with instructions
to attach the gate receipts of the Oak
land-Sacramento game played here to-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

eral salesrooms, handsomely finished
in hard woods, and present a substan-
tial and handsome appearance, invit-
ing to the eye and pleasant to visit
and transact business in.
Nash & Fenimore have made a great
success of their business by the close
personal attention given to 1t in every
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
PORTLAND HARNESS RESULTS

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. .25.-Fifteen
thousand persons witnessed today's
races at the Country club. Results:
2:15 pace. best three in FIVE, purse
SS0O-Bushnell King first. Lou Miller
second, Nellie Chimes third. Best time,
2:171a
Consolidation, 2;12 trot, three in five
no purse-Era first Charley T second,
Goldennut third Best time, 2:15&,
Running, five furlongs-Princess Viola
won, Loretta second, Fosters third
Time, 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
14a Elrsts This Season

BY winning seven events at Lowell
the grand total Of flrsts won by the
Buick team this season, now reaches
las
"The worlds greatest car driven by
the worlds greatest drivers"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Different Ways Of Rratina

An interesting comparison of horse
power formulas is made possible
through a table issued recently by the
Pierce-Arrow motor car company of
Buffalo, showing the horsepoWers
given to its motors by the formula
used by the Association of Licensed
Automobile manufacturers, the Royal
Automobile club of Great Britain and
by the method compiled by Beaumont,
the we'll known English engineer.
which has considerable vogue in Eng
land. The A. L. A. NJ formula, the
one used in this country by most of
the licensed manufacturers, provides
that the square of the bore shall be
multiplied by the number of cylinders,
and that sum divided by 25, the re-
suit being the horsepower. This
formula is based on a piston speed of
1000 feet per minute. This year the
Pierce-Arrow company is making cars
of three horsepowers, SO, 48 and 66. OF
these the only one that varies to any
extent from the A. l.. A. M rating is
the Sc horsepower motor. This car was
known as a 36 horsepower last year,
as that was it's actual rating, and as
the increase in the size of the
motor this year was not great the title
was not changed.
In the following horsepowers by va
rious formulas the number of revolu-
tions, under the A. L. A. NJ standard,
would be 1862 for the SO and 4S horse
power cars and 1901 for theh 66 horse
power car. The ratings are:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
FREE-Pianos Given Away-FREE

IREE--Eianos Given AWhy-fKEE
No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost Of any kind.
.hat an may participate In SIS benefits
see page ,, part I
9-22-2s-2e-2S-3o 10-s-5-7-lg
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
HANDSOME AND GRACEFUL LINES OF POPULAR LozIER

detail The line of Loziers present to
the people one of the handsomest lines
of automobiles to be seen upon the
streets of San Francisco, the handsome
lines of the Briarcliffe, attracting at
tention wherever they are to be seen,
and are attaining a popularity among
auto buyers that is a revelation to the
trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

m HE LOZIER-"the car beautiful"
is now in its new home at the
corner of Tenth and South Olive
streets. Not more beautiful is the
Lozier itself than the new home the
firm of Nash & Fenimore has sup
piled it with.
The offices of the firm are in the gen.