The San Francisco call., 1910-05-03

representatives welcome and offered
the services of the entire detective
force TO the knights if they desired to
see th@ sights when not in session.
There was an acceptance of the no.
pitality extended on behalf of the con-
vention by Grand Valiant Commander
John Hoist of this CITY,
DELEGATES PRESENT
The visitors retired and the conven-
tion was opened in ceremonial manner,
after which the following grand off,
GERS and delegates were seated:
Grand offcers-Past grand valiant commander.
Frank j. Dietrich of Sacramento grand valiant
commander, John Hoist of San Francsco grand
Francisco; grand treasurer, Theodore Gier of
Oakland; grand orator Thomas w. Roulo of
Los Angeles; grand recorder, Frank q. Roney of
San Francisco; grand master of ceremonies.
William Jungblut of San Jose grand captain of
the guard, c. Gottwals of Marysville; grand
grand valiant commander, l.. f. Blumberg OF
San Francisco; grand attorney, c. W. Pendleton
Grand trustees-C. F. A. Last chairman, Los
Angeles; f. j. Ruhstaller; Sacramento; John L.
Herget; San Francisco; p. n. Ha4rahan Oak
land; G. Barr, Woodland; Herman Bayer, Santa
Rosa; E. L. Wagner, San Francisco
Governing board, associate membership-Theo
San Francisco; J. A. Tieronimus, San Fran,
CISCO Fred Staude, San Francisco: William
Alfs San Francisco; Harry NJ. Campo, San
Last. Los Angeles
Representatives Angeles No. /: NJ.
4. IcDevitt. San Francisco No .: oscar
Hooks. Hooks l. H Spiro. J. H. Daley, Daley, lanes S Ga Gar
ney, Thomas W. Finn, David Becker, f. I.
Flieger. L: s. Rice. II. I: Anderson, J. J.. Enos,
Luke Marisch, Charles Mitchell, Peter Moreno,
Frank Dunn. Walter Larsen Dennis McMahon.
P NJ MeGnshin, Frank krsuer, Paul Manciet'
6aTsTd 6aEsnd ES No Dick RhaSB GhD F5ed D?heft smt
William r Courtney, Charles T. Hodgman,
James p. Edon, James Corley, James T. Bren-
nan; Sacramento No. A: A; Popert, James
Faust NJ ]. Eastman Stockton No s. NJ. L.
Wilson, s H. Lsumeister John Busch. San
Jose No. 6: George Files. L. Liebe. John Swan
F. Collins a. p Black, Jack Bratton. Bakers
field No. 9: Fred Gunther Joe j. Goodwin, II.
7. Dillon. Merced No. 10: +. A. Lagomarsino,
Dan Mcnamara. San Diego No. IL: Z. Lawler-
gersolI. Marysviie No. 10: Richard II. Kiempp,
Dan Mc6rate Eureka No 4: Frank Long,
weider. Vallejo No Is: c. F. Pruitt, II. J.
widenmsnn. Santa Rosa No. %: Frank
Muther, j. 2 Brunk; Butte County No; 2: w. ":
Jackson. Sonora No. 2s: NJ; T; sanford. ]. e.
Burke. Burke san Luis obspo No 80: A. GaIewsky.
II. \. Hansen, c. II. Kamm. Redding No. 81
A. H. Gronwoldt. E; R. .Zeis. Reno No. -: r
NJ. Preston, W. II. Tuttle- Auburn No. 81: W.
liam aafSss Red fSOe6y e. oKeefe Madesto ~ 10 49,
Y H.. NJ
F. Goerl, William Kochendorfer. Bisbee No. 40;
William Robinson. Martinez No. AS: A.
Munsch. Joseph P. Mcnamara, John Mahoney.
Santa Barbara No. 40 A. Goux, W. B. Stat
ford. sutter Greek No. 90: John L. Cox, W.
H. Hancock Ukiah No. 81: Edward Porter,
s. ]. Holiday. Jackson No. 81: w o. Green,
V f. Rocca.
The first business that engrossed the
convention was the Panama canal ex-
position.
The grand body with much enthusi-
asn1 adopted resolution setting forth
that the federal government through
the people of the Pacific coast has un-
dertaken the connecting of the two
oceans and the people having recog-
nized the city of San Francisco as the
most logical point for the holding of
the exposition, the grand lodge of the
Knights of the Royal Arch now in ses-
sion pledges its moral and material
support for carrying on the exposition
the recorder be directed to send a copy
of the resolutions to every lodge OF
the jurisdiction of California, Wash
ington, Nevada, Utah and Arizona and
urge the membership Of each to give
the project its entire support and a
copy be sent to the Panama Pacific ex-
position committee.
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