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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

A N annual ball and card party will
u be given in honor of Mrs. Hattie
AA Suttle, the popular lady comman-
der of Los Angeles hive No. 1, L. o. II.
NJ, Tuesday night at the. old Masonic
Temple building, 431 South Hill street.
1t has been customary each year for
the hive to present the lady commander
with a token showing its appreciation
of her efforts.
Lady Commander suttle is held in
high esteem by all the officers and
members Her motto Is:
TT takes love to stir the human
heart, to live beyond the others and
apart; love that is not shallow, not
small and not for one or two but for
them ALL"
Mrs. Ella Hunt is chairman of the
committee of arrangements, assisted by
Mrs. Nettie Dendinger, Tina Juddery
and the guards Of the hive.
Mrs. Dendinger will have charge Of
the card room, assisted by Mrs. Anna
Solomon, Luise Roseberg and Rose
Walker.
The officers of the Thimble club are:
President, Mrs. NJ. Mathews; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Bell Thede; secretary, Mrs.
Ella Hunt; treasurer, Mrs. Mary
Leinen.
A bazaar will be held at the hall, old
Masonic building, December IA, all day
and evening, to close with dance and
card party.
The members of Pacific hive No. 46
will be entertained with a musical
under the direction of the Dimond
School of Music and Art Wednesday
night. Deputy State Commander Mrs.
Lou NJ. Myer will make an address.
State Commander Mrs. =, Minnie w.
Aydolotte is expected to be present. .
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

MY head and eyes would ache. At
times the pain in and around my eyes,
especially the back part, was so in
tense and constant 1 could not use my
eyes at all with comfort, either for
distance nor near work. Neither could
1 use my eyes at fall by night.
1 could get no relief. 1 doctored and
doctored, but the more 1 doctored the
worse my eyes got. My eyes felt
heavy, hot, sticky and at times as If
there was something in them. When
reading or sewing the work would
blur, the type and words run
together and fade away; everything
for a time would disappear as if had
entirely lost my eyesight. My posi-
ton as public school teacher was ad-
vised to give up by prominent oculists,
as my eyesight was in imminent dam
ger.
Several oculists and opticians had
failed. 1t seemed as If they were ex-
perimenting and trying and did not
understand my case. One optician re-
fused to take back my glasses and
said: Just keep on wearing them;
they'll come out all right" The more
wore them the worse my eyes got.
If possible, after wearing them a short
time my eyes were worse than ever
before. Two of my friends who had
consulted DR.. Rice, Broadway at Fifth
street, upstairs opposite Fifth Street
store, and who were wearing glasses
prescribed by DR.. Rice, We're so high
ly pleased for the very first time since
they began wearing glasses years ago
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

Supreme officers of the National
Union, President Harry h. Evans and
Treasurer Charles o. Evarts, are visit
ing the Pacific coast.
Ali members of the order who were
present at the class initiation and
presidents night" entertainment Oc-
tober 23 were strongly impressed with
the pleasing personality and earnest
ness of the supreme officers.
Every one left at the conclusion of
the meeting with the feeling that the
business and financial branches Of the
order were in excellent hands.
Golden State council, which meets
every Tuesday night in Unity hall,
PPM South Main stret, has within
The past three months made net gain
in membership of more than 200 per
cent, and 1t is evident from the way
new applications are rolling in that at
the conclusion of the Boosters' club
contest, which will finish with a BAN
quet and smoker on the Tuesday night
before Christmas, the net gain will be
more thar 300 per cent for the last
half of 1909.
The two leaders of the contesting
sides of the Boosters club are Friend
Charles F. Cutting and Friend Charles
p. Hicks. Both of these friends are
doing excellent work and have their
sides so perfectly organized that there
is but little difference in their results.
1t is problematical as to who will pay
for the banquet.
Friend A. e. Case, the able presi-
dent of this council, is taking new ap-
plications daily, and to the mastery
manner in which he conducts the de-
lberations of the council is Que in
great measure it's growing popularity.
Los Angeles council also promises
great things in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
Eye Troubles That Imperil Vision
Are Soon Overcome
Los Angeles Expert Evolves New Method of Restoring
Sight by His Special Lenses

that they advised me to consult DR..
Rice.
In looking over daily paper a few
days later I noticed an open statement
from Rev. r. S. Reese, a prominent
retired minister of Los Angeles, who
resides at 1880 Arapahoe street, phone
23759, who had been a minister for
fifty years and had lived here for more
than thirty years, who said: st am
highly pleased with my special glasses
prescribed by DR.. Rice; fully meeting
all requirements, giving easy, clear and
comfortable vision, both far and near
sight, and no eye strain" The desired
result was so manifest with Rev.
Reese's case I felt sure Dr. Rice could
cure my eyes.
At Broadway and Fifth I found
many waiting their turn to see the Los
Angeles expert. After a few minutes
examination, absolutely without ex-
pense OF one cent, with his up-to-date
and thoroughly scientific equipment
and modern methods, 1 was fully con-
was thorough and was made with
great understanding and knowledge
it was all my friends had claimed
and that his twenty years of study of
the eye indeed had placed him fore
most in his profession.
My glasses are perfect. They give
great pleasure and comfort; my eye
troubles have long since disappeared
and I now use my eyes without strain
and have no more trouble.
I heartily recommend DR.. Rice to my
friends What he did for me he can
do for you. His prices are very reas-
onable.-Miss Bell Mitchell, 115 South
Olive street, city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

: SUNNY South Camp R. N. A. held
a successful meeting at It's hall. 491
South Hill street, last Monday night.
Four new members were added and
several applications received. Neighbor
f. L. Brown and his wife came from
Prescott, Arizona.
The camp will hold open session the
night of November 20. Announcement
of the program will be made in an
other issue Of The Sunday Herald.
The next all day social will be given
by Mrs. j. j. G., DAILY, at her beautiful
home In Casa Verdugo, Thursday,
November Is.
The next meeting of Sunny South
Camp will be Monday night, Novemy
ber %
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
COURT OF HONOR

Los Angeles court, No. 1927, Court of
Honor, met last Monday night and had
a lively session. Sister Alice Flickrnir
was appointed the musician for the
ensuing term. Brother Cutliff was in
stalled into the office of chaplain, which
was vacated by Sister Anna Oswalt.
Action was taken recommending the
reappointment of Brother Medkry to
the office of district deputy.
Chancellor ]. T. Rethorst addressed
the meeting in the interest of the order,
followed by DR.. j. l.. Jones, G.. Thon,
Brock and Mallett. Anna Oswalt made
a farewell address before going east.
One candidate was initiated. The
next meeting will be held in two weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Supreme President Jane:
=. sAENsax- A. Foshay will be in his
<SgD office Monday, November
sSstz9 s, after an absence of one
KEpYHkSz-- month visiting the lodges
SSS in the northern part of the
state and the many new
lodges in Nevada. The re-
ception given him by the Nevada
lodges was fully in keeping with the
well known hospitality of that section,
committees meeting him as far as
twenty and thirty miles out and acting
as escorts to the meeting places. Reno
lodge No. 1914 did itself especially proud
in it's entertainment of the distin-
guished visitor who did much to make
the affair a pleasant, helpful and prof
liable one.
The night of October 2s the regular
open meeting of Los Angeles lodge
No. l called out more than the usual
attendance owing to the excellence
of the program offered, an attractive
feature of which was the fencing drill
given by Miss Small and Miss Hogan,
pupils of the Morosco-Egan school.
Considerable dramatic skill was in evil
dence during the whole entertainment
and the audience was loud In it's ap-
probation. Not less pleasing was the
stereopticon lecture given under the
auspices of that lodge on Wednesday
evening, November 8. 1t was given
by Lou Wescott Beck, a desert trav-
eler, who in this manner gives others
the benefit of his experience on the
desert and in the Imperial valley.
A summary of the October business
in the Los Angeles lodges shows splen-
did results. The record for the past
month offers considerable encourage
ment in the outlook for the balance
of the year.
Highland Park No. 591 opened the
month of November with an oyster
supper the attendance at which was
excellent owing TO the fact that the
oyster time of the year is upon us and
that the bivalve always has attrac-
tions for the epicure.
Pico No. 1S1 had as guest of honor
Supreme Vice President Emma r. Nei-
dig, November 2. The evening was
pleasantly passed and plans laid for
p stereopticon lecture by Brother and
Sister Moore. November 16. These lee
lures are interesting and instructive
A. G. Moore and wife are visiting
the Imperial valley with their stere-
opticon views dividing their attention
railroad and fraternal broth
erhood views.
General Adolph has returned from
in the interest of the order While
there he met Mrs. Henrietta Wolcotts
one of the pioneer workers of T. F. B.
Boyle Heights No. 249 made a special
occasion OF the meeting on November
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Los Angeles temple No. 7s will give
a bazaar and supper for the benefit
of the temple on the evening of De-
cember 1 at Knights OF Pythias hall,
10S North Spring street.
The sisters are busily engaged maxi
ing aprons and fancy articles for the
bazaar, and are much interested in the
work.
The supper will be first class. The
committee in charge has been carefully
selected, which is an evidence of a
successful affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

The affair promises much. Invitations
are extended to all Spanish War Vet
Grams, wives and sweethearts. The
Spanish war boys will say: Here's to
the girls of 49, who these good things
did create"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
A Good Advertisement

The finest and most potent fraternal
advertisement is the member who talks
fraternalism outside of meetings as well
as during the meetings.-Monthly Tid-
ings.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
Can't Stand stIII

Do not neglect the important work Of
getting new members. An order must
advance. 1t cannot stand still. 1t must
grow to be successful
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

Nicoll was master of ceremonies. After
an informal program of music and
dancing was rendered refreshments
were served by the women. Pasadena
council was we'll represented, and sew
eral visitors from eastern councils were
present.
Highland Park will soon enter the
lists with a flourishing council under
the leadership of Brother B. G. Buck,
3421 Morgan way, who will take
pleasure in giving any information to
all who wish to join the council.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Roosevelt camp No. 8 and
auxiliary No. 8, Spanish
nWar Veterans, will give a
fIlThanksgiving party and
3 Thursday night, No
Avember 25, at the Walker
Theater building.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

It's as easy to secure bargain u a assa
automobile. through want adver lns.
used to be-and still is-to sec traa
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

Turon; second bard, Mrs, Bertha Olsen;
conductors, Mrs. Burgeson and c.
Clemetson; inside guard, Miss Millie
Gospodnitich: chaplain, Mrs. Emma
Prussegru; trustees, James Gospodrict-
ich, Sarah Nortri and Mrs. Gee.
sented the past arch druidess, Mrs.
Emma Prussegur, with a gold pin of
the order. Mrs. e. Clark presented
Mrs. H. Ruff also with a gold pin as
a prize for Sc uring the largest num-
Der of members in the contest.
A program was rendered. refresh
ments were served and a dance con-
cluded a delightful time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Golden West circle, No.
81, u. A. o. D., held its
public installation Of Of
ficers last Friday night at
the hall. SIT South Broad
way. The officers are:
Arch nr11idncc Mrr Man
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS

w. s. H a n C o C k
council No. 20, Junior
Order of American
sIechanics, celebrated
the fourteenth ami
gersary of the found
Of the order at its
m e G t 1 n g Thursday
night at 16051s South
Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

THE event of the Fores-
trio week has been the
session bf the High
Court OF Southern Cali
fornia, held in Fresno
last Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday which was
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
STOCKS ADVANCED'CL0SE WAS LOWER
In Wheat Yesterday Following Open.
ing Squirt of Strength at Start
Others Down.

Chicago, Aug WHEAT, Their,
was moderate strength az the opening
Of the wheat market today. owing tC
he hot weather in the northwes
which, it was feared might spreac
the black rust plight. As the session
advanced, however, these fears were
dissipated by numerous reports tell
ing OF the favorable outlook for {
camper crop. Dispatches from Win
lipeg claimed that haryestIs wolut
egin in Manitoba this week aud t
heavy yield is practically assured
rhe OkIahom report estimated that
the total yiell for the state was forr
million more than shown by the gov
arnment's statistics
Export demand was extremely dull.
These advances resulted n heavy sell
g at a material decline September
losing 7B01 cent lower.
No. ? red 10Gd los; No. red Loo
u1.0Gl5 No. hard 1.076 lOS1a; No,
; hard 1,0Gml .0Gls September opened
.04h 1,05A; high 1861 low
io33s closing 1881.
Deterioration of twentysix
soints in the condition of the corn
rop in Okla homa Turing the last
north had a bullish effect early but
ointment became bearsh owing to
he general weakening of the cash
markets in the southwest September
,losed * lower
No. zoe; No > white Az No
elbow 71671A; Nc. > G9la 70; No.
; white n; No. yellow 70%@7I;
September opened GGisn6GA high
;GH low G55s; closing C55smG5A
OATS Weak, chiefly because OF
he liberal sales by country dealers
inspired by heavy yields being report
ID by the threshers. September
losed 7Sd1lSc lower.
No. white A.; No. white 42m
IL standard 45l2; September
paced &Sa33l4: high 3Sss asst
oW 274; closing 37A,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
The Brides pecalogue.

Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's
cook book, but borrow they mother
in-law's.
Thou shalt not offer love as the main
course in thy meal, but serve II as a
dessert.
Thou shalt not insult thy good range
by wearing in its presence a vulgar
kimono while you get breakfast.
Thou shat not ill-behave toward thy
garbage man, nor thy janitor or thou
shalt suffer sorely.
Thou shalt not concoct, organize,
promulgate or tolerate a mess called
fudge
Thou shalt not temporize with fate
by manufacturing golden biscuits.
Thou shalt not batter thy husband
skull with a potato masher-or words.
Thou shalt not be reckless with the
sacred dough and waste 1t by careless
burning
Thou shalt not fry a steak in dia-
bolical grease. but early learn TO broil
It.
Thou shalt not ever deny that thy
husbands knowledge of the culinary
art Is vastly superior to thine own
Helen Armstrong, in What To Eat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
MEM YORK GRAIN.

New York Aug. WHEAT. Re
,eipts 24.So0. exports G5,S09, spot
irregular: Ne red cid, nominal and
now 1.lS in elevator; No. red nomi-
lal Il67s. Black rust news caused
IN opening advance IN wheat today
1ut the large visible supply increase,
adorable weather AMI prospects for
,cayier receipts at Chicago tomorrow
,aused subsequent unioadt' g and a
sharp reaction, last prices being l2n
q cents net lower. September closed
l.l17~.
CORN Receipts 5lG0o; spot easy;
10. . old So nominal in elevator AMI
Seb ahoat; 80, . new 6-7s winter
.hipme~t. The option market was
without transactions closing * lower.
september c'osod -
OATS Receipts 1929; spot
teady; mixed -: white 49a53;
Tipped white 5IHG0
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03

Horace Bixby, the dean of Missis-
sippi pilots, Is still at the wheel at
81. To him Mark Twain served his
apprenticeship.
A Vicksburg reporter asked Mr.
Bixby a recipe for a hale old age.
Temperance. young man. the
pilot replied "Intemperance is what
kills us on Oh the victims" he
added, in his whimsical way, the
sad victims Of intemperance | have
seem"
"Once. | remember, passenger OF
ours fell overheard We fished him
out with a boat hook after he had
been soaking on the bottom half an
hour or so. We laid him limp and
sopping on the deck. and steward
ran for the whisky bottle.
"As pried the mans mouth open
10 pour some whisky down his
throat his lips moved. A kind OF
murmur came from them. put my
ear down close to listen. and | heard
the halfdrowned wretch say:
"'Roll me on a barl fust to git
some O. this water out; it'll weaken
the licker' "-Independent, Kansas
City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
Great Strength Evidenced BY Yester-
days Movements, and High
Marks Were Made.

New York, Aug. 1.-The general oh
servation of the stock market in the
financial district today agreed as to
its evidence of the great underlying
strength and increasing breadth, il
spite OF The irregular, and at times
reactionary movement of prices
There was obvious evidence that very
heavy sales 10 realize profits were
conducted throughout the day. Hous
es which have been conspicuous in
operations in stocks which have led
the market recently We're concentrated
buyers today of stocks which came
to front in the days upward move
ment. The most potent factor in sus-
tanning prices in the face of heavy
realizing sales today was he vigorous
strength shown by Southern Pacific
This was the most conspicuous figure
on the strong side or the market
Pennsylvania. Rock Island, Erie
and American Smelling and the
railroad equipment group and some
other particular Socks went as 4
supplement to the Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific's high
prices today eclipse.l all previous
prices by liberal margin and L. S.
Steel tackled fraction to its record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug. 2.-CATTLE.-Re
.cipts 10000; strong to ten
higher: steers $5G007.7o; cows and
refers 3.5oaG.0O. bulls 34an 1856;
a!ves 3.30n son: stockers and feed
Is 2.75Mj..5.
HOGS Receipts 21O00; steady to
10 higher: choice heavy $So0nSI5;
butchers 7.9onSl0; light mixed 7.Gl
a7.75: choice light 7S0HS.0o; pack
ing 7GOH7SO. bulk of sales 7G0d
7.95.
SHEEp-Receipt 10000; steady
to strocg; sheep 400@5Z5 lambs
6a0G7.75; yearlings 5.00m5.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.
New York, August 2.

BUTTER Barely steacy; creamery
specials 27c; extras 2Gl2; birds to
frsts 2519M2G.
CHEESE-E Easy. ranged 2a Hl5A.
EGGS-Firm: western 20d25.
COFFEE Futures opened quiet a'
unchanged prices in Lire with The
French market. but ruled steady und !
the moderate offerings to ten point
lower. Sales $3.50 bags; August $G.15;
spot quiet No. : Rio 72smiiac; mil
duh. Cordova 9i5h1212.
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining
s3.02 centrifugal SO test 400: molas
ses sugar 317. refined steady.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

St Louis. Aug. 2.-CATTLE.-Re-
ceipts 1893; stea o.; native spring
and export steers SG10d 200: dressed
beef and butcher steers j.4O6G25;
stnckers and feeders 3.25a500; cows
and heife-s 3.4oN6.50; Texas AMI III
dian steers 350d 1890.
HOGS-Re ceipts 400; 10 higher;
uigs and lights S5.15d 7.75; packers
7.5on $50: butchers and best heavy
7.S1d 7.95.
SHEEP Receipts 1870: steady:
ratives s325dl.50; lamts 5.75n7.00.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
n Like Trying to Get Rid OF Dsndrun
without Herpicide.

Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap OF
water?
If you did what would you say o.
him?
1t is every bit as foolish to try to ge
rid of Dandru1 and to prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
It, with Canthrarldes. Vasellne Glycer
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients OF most 81
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide is successful be
cause II attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe. II
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit Mich.
One dolla- bottles guaranteed 70
G.. Schulz & Sons, specia, agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03

Lately a good many people are be-
coming fly crazy They say that not
single fly should be permitted to en-
ter a house, as single fly is capable
Of distributing 20,G00,000 disease
germs Flies are nuisance. and un-
clean. and should be kept out of the
house as much as possible. but TO
keep flies out of a house in summer
is as great an impossibility as can be
imagined. And it is a fact that many
of the healthiest men and women have
been living for thousands of years
among flies so numerous that the
children kept them of the dining ia
bic by means of waving peach tree
switch over it-Atchison (kan.)
Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
CIstern Water.

Impure and bad smelling cistern
water is often caused by the growth
within it of microscopic plants called
algea. Sulphats of copper will quick
ly kill these germs. and any other
germs. The common name Is blue
yitrol. Try II in stock tanks. also.
which have green scum in them. A
piece the size of grain of wheat will
be enough for a barrel of water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Angus, Money on
call per cent; closed l q time loans
very dull and firm; sixty days pa to
21a; six months 3a to 4; ninety days
212 az per cent. Mercantile paper ,
q al per cent Exchange steady; de,
mand 4SG.S0; sixty days 4S5.350
1910 Bar silver 503ic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03

II husband should tell a wife. IN
antemarriage style. that he would give
up his life for her. she would recall
how often he has refused to give up
the rocking chair and sniff
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03

When woman speaks to a man on
the street, and his smile indicates that
he is pleased to see her, seven times
in ten he is thinking. Nov. who is
that woman anyhow"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

Minneapolis Aug. 2.-WHEAT.--
September closed $l.035s; December
i0l7s: cash No ! noraem 1883
lew to arrive 1913; No. , northern
{ .2C3s: new to arrive 1885,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
Are Seen Bes, from Ata,.

Many prominent man whom we
have known only by reputation stands
forth in our mind 5 eye as Colossus:
close contact Is apt to shatter our idol
md metamorphOse our giant into a
9igmy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
The Worlds Demand,

The world does not demand that
you should be a great man. but that
or and useful end In view you shall
make yourself 2 master in your line
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03

A town man can make more fuss
over spading two by four garden
than farmer does over blowing an
cighty-acre field. And, If he does II
himself the town man can put in
about as much time on the job
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03
They Didn't Need Il.

They Didn't Need II.
; :" Did yon advertise that your new
breakfast food Builds Brains'?"
Yes
And didn't people buy it?"
Yes everybody but those who
had brains already"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-03

tmusements:-Amerl Leagu,
Baseball games. st, Louis vs..
'oston and New York.
,elmar Garden:-GIace Van Studdiford snc
rank Moulan.
,isit the '-Womaifs \athrai bail, and the
Woman's Magazine" buildings,
uburhan Garden. Marguerite lark, Couf
ess Nenturini.
Eest End Heights --NaudeN lie
forest PARK lIighlands:-hg NaudeVill.
show. Hear Cavallos Band.
..cSets will be- so d for Special Traii
aaving Cairo 1890 noon and for regu-
IT trans leaving Cairo 2:l7 "a. la. aro
81 p m. August l7th, aud will b
God t, r return on any reeu'ar TRAIN
saving st. Louis mp t" and including
Vednesd ~, Aupu-i 18th.
NO. NJ. BEALL. Gen. Pass. Agt.
st. Loul-. Mo
j. II. JONES.
Ticket Agent, Cairo.