Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

have been in order. Pacliic
HW\%AN and Sunset camps We're the
WAT<SU first to choose staffs for
A~ next year, and all camps
will elect at the first December meet
ings. Garvanza nominated last Mon
dav night and will elect tomorrow
night.
The Ten Thousand club Is gaining
members rapidly in this section. Dep
utv ]. O. Burgess has sent in pledges
of ten members toepay $40 each toward
the 100000 fund for sanatorlutn
main building, and more than tnat
number have sent in their pledges IN
dividually. 1t is likely the full 10000
will be secured before the end of this
month. A..
At Golden state camp open meeting
"Wednesday night there was a large
attendance. The Forester team gave
an exhibition drill and a dance con-
cluded the evenings pleasures. Inc
prosram of events was as follows:
Piano duet Misses Robinson and pa
wilson: recitation, MY Dollie,' MISS
Hazel Thomas; recitation "One-legged
Goose" Airline Cronemiller; recitation
"Woman Suffrage" Mr.. Mcdonald IN
costume; piano solo. Miss Robinson;
recitation, Levi Kittle; recitation,
Louise Marie Graham; readlng, MISS
I<ittle: music, Peerless orchestra.
Frank Johnson, member of Golden
state camp, died Monday and the
funeral was held yesterday. He had
been a member of the order twenty-oht
years.
The coroner has issued an emer-
gency certificate in the case of w. H.
Sallada, who was killed III the Illlies 5,ll,e,s
disaster. At the Modern Woodmen
hcadouarters the officials have been
waiting for the official proofs of DEATH
and now this certificate has been IS
sued the claim will be allowed prop-
ably this month. Sallada was a mem
ber of Golden State camp.
Pacific camp announces caro- party
for next Thursday night ana class ss
adoption December %. For the last
meeting of the year there will be an
open meeting with dancing.
Members of the fraternal insurance
orders generally are greatly interested
in the legislation to be enacted by
various state legislatures during the
oming winter regulating thelr ar
,airs. Agreement has been reached
and now all will work together to Sc
cure the adoption of uniform meas
I,re This result has been reached
after a great deal of negotiation.
Cordial Endorsement of the uniform
bill for the regulation of fraternal in
surance organizations, agreed on at
the annual meeting of the insurance
commissioners COlNSnllOl tl NiOpiiS -
September. was voted October ~ by
the executive committees of the two
great fraternal organizations.
The executive committees of the Ma
+ionaI Fraternal congress and the AS
sociated Fraternities of America, with
MANY of their officers and leading
members. met in Chicago and went
over the entire situation. This action
Is taken as definitely committing the
fraternals to support of the measure.
w. r. Davy of Des Moines, president
of the Associated Fraternities OF
America was chairman of the CONFER
ence and G. A. Cover of Lansing,
Mich. secretary of the National Fra
ternal congress, was it's secretary. Res
olutions were adopted cordially in
dorsing the uniform bill and pledging
the use of all honorable means to Sc
cure its passage, without material
amendment, in as many legislatures as
nossible this winter Forty-one will
he in session. A special committee of
six was provided to have charge of the
bill. with power to appoint sub-com-
mittees in the various states and pass
upon all amendments which may be
proposed by legislators or insurance de-
partments.
tives of the Associated Fraternities
are w. e. Davy. Des Moines, of the
American Yeomen; b. d. Smith, Man
kato, Mimi, of the Modern Woodmen,
and A. H. Burnett Omaha, of the
Woodmen of the World. The National
Fraternal congress members are C. r.
piper. Chicago, OF the Royal league;
]. j. Haynes, Buffalo, and d. p. Mark
lev. Detroit. of the Maccabees.
The conference also indorsed the