The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Native Sons Grand President
Scores Record Kept of
Grand ParIor
Carroll Cooks Amendment MAY
Raise Ban on Liquor at
Functions
b. ARTHUR l. PRICE
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-1LE AZ -1s L1lrrE--seec11 grand parlcr
~ the n < @ ". today. but the tor
zeau q his auro buIged with thriners
for tae delegates Al l0-se o-cloek he
cane rushing into The hau with his re-
port In less thzn an hour he had
stsrtei something OF two He had de-
-ITered p severe criticism ot the ad-
n1lsrzrlon or me grand secretzry-
s-les 4 Turner, VINO has held the
Ece fpr six years and he had taken
- the question of p-ohIbiri0n OF liquor
st@fu-crtous Of the o-der- which later
- she 6zT caused the Introduction Of
an suendneut 10 the constitution b
C'zrroIl Cook which nay cause q change
n -he policy q tie order and make Il
zhtly damp instead Of dry
The reference 10 the work OF Grand
Secretary Turner has had q problelnst-
iesI eject rpon the Delegates Turner
being hard pressed for reelection a5
Fres n. Jung of stanford psrlor
Turner'S frzeuss claim that the grand
urssf6e1ts comments VII act as
sa.ouerazE but 5ung's supporters IN
ss- -har rhe5r fght Is Won Turner
Is S-eadfssC IN his determination 70
Ss,f- for reelection. IN spite u ruulors
ru--ssts are glle-
AID CHHDREN-> AGENCY
son notion Of Carroll Cook the grand
rz--or 6ecI6e5 unanimously to-day 70
cake I'D rhe work q 1he children
sEe-cE. Under TIE resolution adopted
- order uliI aid the Associated Chsrl-
-rfr5s n nu6tuE good homes Eor depend
zr chflEreu There VII be central
Glgv ii charge q ths work consisting
-. rhs grand presidents aid grand nrs-
'F5-k presidents q the Native sons and
N--5re DauEhrzrs- rspresentzrfVes Of
tEs Cs-aolic and Jewish religions and
81 -tes Associated Carries Fairfax
- rs.slsE mEze al eloquent second 20
l-e9ks notion and A. II Free and G.
Jarvis also spoke
[le euesrEou OF the home for iurI-Il
&flve sons At C0loma was referred 20
rzs finance committee
-=sfE MS report President BeIshsW spoke
. n the -frei1usut vioIzrf0ls OF article X
section IL OF The constitution u Che
crser Hrlch prohibI1s The serving Of
SFIrlruous or malt liquors At order
guri.tlous- Carroll Cook moved that the
Szesfo1 se auenEec 70 permit ire use
! sea- -alizoruis prodacls and California
il=s-s. Tzls was referred 70 TIE con-
zEzee On legislation
fsrestEeuE BeLslzV-S criticism Of the
= eztsinssraron u Grand Secretary Charles
a. Tuner. which Vas foreteld N Ihe
f cane shortly after the grand par
slr .reconvened lu the LzrEsViIle thea
ter Z is usual 10 the order thar the
Fsrort Of the chief executive ef7eer b
.ss.ulI-ted IN book form solely and not
Fzs5 Grand President BeIsEsw depart
81 from tradition this morning.
BELSHAxE SCORES Turner
.rhe Erst Turner natter be took up was
bl-L Of sac fer proof reading and in
. essxluE. the .advznce report and proceed
.sSs Of the thirtv-frst grand psrIor.
Held "a Yosemite VALLEY last year The
france committee OF the grand psrlor.
81 WLicil Louis H Looser Is chairman
ard Harry Lachmzn and : Joseph
Telssn are members. approved the
pVs-ract and passed II Up 70 rhe grand
president BeIshzW refused 70 sign IL
Ard 1iI bring the matter up before the
-zre-z pa-lcr- BRIsEzW's stand was that
tae grand secretary had no authority 70
.it.ur the f16ebteduess-
D.. The -proo1 reading bilI was q mild
DretsCe 70 the other points which the
.zraud president made They also had 20
10 with the Yosemite valley session The
. grand presidents report read in part
II feel il ny duty % call The attention
~ the grand pzrior % the fact that the
pfocee5iuEs Of the thirrE-lrst session OF
fts zrzrd parfor. held II Yosemite vzI-
several OF the most important trznszc-
lions of the grand parlor- but also re-
--c-5ed some OF the transactions as thzv
did not occur The proceedings OF
e--ud parlor As complied and distrfb-
E-ed among the subordinate pzrlors
should be absolutely accurate
The report continued % recfte what
were considered among the most tn
ue~tznE transactions Of the last grand
uzrIor which were not recorded IN the
pr6cee6fngs thereof
IN brief they are The adoption OF
TIE revised ritual the adoption cf
resolution f1structfng the incoming
grand president 70 get assistance 70
uro-1uIEzte the revised ritual. the mo-
. rfou regarding the ehiidrsn's agency
the melton regarding striking $3.50
from the grand treasurer's ssIary. the
.rsnort of the committee on laws Of
s-bordfrztes-
Among the transactions which were
--rortse6 IS they did not occur Bel
saw cites the following
That the words grand president
were omitted from an amendment 20
rss constitution conserving the estab-
Ifshn1eut % rhe board Of grand officers
T'rzr the auxiliary verb -shzIF was used
instead u may in an amendment 10
rhe constitution Of subordInate pzrfOrs
. The grand president recited other in
. ci6euts Cf reputed neglect of duty on
IRE grand seeretarys part
CRITICISM II EXPECTED
The delegates from AIcztrsz pzrl0r.
- which Turner belongs. had rather
fe1pected that the grand president
&c would make some sort Of comment At
srhe close of Beishaw's report J. Frank
Jewell % AIcatrzz moved that the cor
..r1sfcu u Grand Secretary Turner :
rasert be read. This was done IN the
rerazrzph referred 70. Turner recon-
rrenEed that a steno grapher be en-
uloved 70 follow the proceedings. for.
- declared The order is Increasing 50
repidIv and the amount OF business
trausSeted IS - great It Is almost I'M
POSSIBLE 70 make q report without some
emissions and errors that would not
creep In IL we had a stenographer"
Turner said that he personally settled
ths rroof reading BILL When Cues-
tfsre5 rezardfng Belshzw's report Tur-
d eferred 10 his own report
reefuE on the RECOMMENDATION Of
T1rner and also on the report q other
erard officers. q stenogrspher was en-
gagged todzy-
IRE report of Grand President Bel
shaw was document Of A printed