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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

fill every seat of the theater next Fri
day night and the standing room
only sign will undoubtedly be dis
played soon after the doors are opened.
SO successful was the dance given
by the Fremont camp degree team on
September 20, and because of numer-
Gus requests, the card party scheduled
for October 27 has been postponed to
a later date and another dance ar
ranged to take it's place. The same
rule respecting invitations will pre-
vail, that they may be procured by
the public from the clerk or some other
member of the camp.
Laurustinus circle is arranging an
entertainment for Tuesday night No
vember 8, to which a small admission
fee will be charged, the proceeds to go
into the treasury of the Thimble club.
A feature of the program Will be the
laugh provoking sketch, "The Living
Statue, or Chiseling," by the Vernon
camp comedy company. Each time
this delightfully."- humorous sketch has
been given it has served to draw a
large audience and this occasion will
be no exception.
Last Monday night La Fiesta camp
had a splendid meeting. Several ap-
plications for membership were re-
ceived on the strength of the banquet
offer and much enthusiasm was man
ifested Neighbor ]. M. Price, former
ly state organizer for the order in Col
orado, was present and delivered tell
ing address. After the business ses-
sion the members played cards and
smoked cigars.
Tomorrow night Pasadena camp. its
officers and degree team, will initiate
a large class for La Fiesta and big
attendance is expected. Some time ago
La Fiesta went out in goodly num-
bers to Pasadena and initiated a class
of candidates for the Crown City camp
and this is a return of courtesies. There
will be several good speeches by prom
inent members of the order and a good
time is anticipated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

address on Fraternity" The meeting
will be for the members of the order
and their friends.
Great Commander S. w. Hall of
Oakland writes that the tents at Sac
ramento, Stockton, San Jose, Oakland
and San Francisco will all have large
class limitations during the early part
of November. State Record Keeper e.
NJ. Guthrie, together with Great Com
mander Hall, will be present at the
various limitations.
Los Angeles tent No. conferred the
first degree on Wednesday evening.
All members securing a new member
prior to February Is will be given a
ticket to q banquet to be held at one
of the leading cafes on February ~.
The candidate will also be invited to
the banquet. Arrangements will be
made to have some of the best speak
ers in the order present, for which
general good time will be provided.
Several members of Los Angeles
tent No. paid a fraternal visit to
Pasadena last Monday evening. All
report having received a cordial well
come and having passed a very pleas
ant evening.
The report of L. 2. Sisler, supreme
record keeper, for the month of Sep
tember shows that the order had net
assets amounting to $9,452,613.O1, con-
sisting of cash and government, state
and municipal bonds. Among the
bonds reported owned by the order are
100000 of Los Angeles city bonds.
The past commanders of Los An
geles tent No. 2 held a meeting on Fri
day for the purpose of organizing a
commanders and past commanders
association. Another meeting will be
held at the office of State Record
Keeper e. M. Guthrie Thursday even
ing of this week for the purpose of
completing the organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

There was large attendance. For
some of the offices there were several
candidates and the election was close
and spirited.
For the good and welfare Of the or
der the newly elected officers evinced
the desire to make a new record in
their term and double the membership.
Several visitors were present and
complimented the grove in its choice
of officers and wished them success.
The installation of the new officers
will be on the first Thursday in No
vember. All Sylvan members are
urged to attend. A cordial invitation
is extended to all groves in the city.
Golden West circle No. 81 u. A, o.
D., held its regular meeting october
IL, at Grant hall, Walker auditorium.
There was d large attendance. Mem
bers were nominated to be elected for
the ensuing term. A spirited election
is expected at the next melting. Three
applications were read the applicants
asking the privilege of riding the goat.
Golden West circle has nearly doubled
its membership in the last year and is
in q thriving condition financially and
otherwise. The circle has not had oc-
casion to drape its charter for the
death of a member in it's four years of
existence.
The circle expects to hold an open in
stallation of officers in November. No
tice will be given in The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

AS stated last week, two
A members of Los Angeles
~ camp, f. W. Underwood
EAW .and ]. C. Galliher, lost
I NoNA /their lives in the unfortu-
Y nate Times disaster.
%agHtk YaaV Scarcely had the sad in
~sa1klzDa~ formation been conveyed
to the clerk of the camp, r. A. 1ar-
riugton, when he with other officers
and members set about arranging
benefit for the families of the deceased
neighbors. However, when the 1nten-
tions of the camp were made known TO
Mrs. Underwood, she recommended
that the entire proceeds of the enter
tainment be given to Mrs. Galllher,
giving as her reasons that the latter
has more children than she ana is not
so we'll circumstanced financially
Not forgetting the uncommon gen
erosity of Mrs. Underwood, the plans
originally outlined respecting the en-
ferfainn1ent itself were proceeded with
and Friday night, October s, was the
date selected to give the same, Being
a task of love, the members of the
Camp worked with untiring zeal to dis
nose of the tickets, with the result
that $3.50 was realized and large au-
dience was present on the evening
mentioned The program an excellent
one in every particular and seml-pro-
fessional, consisted of orchestral selec-
tions recitations, soprano and contralto
solos, musical sketches and fancy
dancing.
Consul Commander A. A. Long of
7, ,os Angeles directed the program, pre-
facing which he delivered a brief ad-
dress, eloquently and feelingly depict
ing the distress of the widowed wives
and fatherless children, the great loss
to the camp of two of its highly es-
teemed members and the general sor-
row occasioned. In his closing words
he asserted that the obligations the
families of it's members do not cease
with the passing of the father, as proof
Of which the assemblage had witness.
He also stated that 1t is the further
purpose of the camp to assist Mrs.
Galliher in the construction of home
for herself and five children.
Institution of Hollenbeck camp, the
new camp being organized in the Boyle
Heights section of Los Angeles VIII
hall is located at the corner Of East
First and Chicago streets. Installa-
ton of officers will also occur on the
same evening, District Organizer G. E.
Stretch to be installing officer, assist
ed by the officers and degree team or
Eastlake camp. The seating capacity
will unquestionably be taxed on this
occasion, as members of the order al
ways feel 1t a duty as well as pleas
ure to be present when a new camp
is to be instituted.
Friday night, October 21, Hollenbeck
camp win cooperate with the Lyceum
theater In the building adjoining the
hall on East First street and provide
an entertainment that will be we'll
worth the small admission fee to be
charged. The program will consist OF
the latest moving pictures, musical
numbers and a sketch by the vernon
camp comedy company Those In
charge of the affair are woking hard to
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Vernon camp No. 1915, Modern Wood
men of America, is perfecting plans for
it's entertainment and social dance to
be held Tuesday evening, October 20,
at Lomax hall, Central and Vernon
avenues. A splendid program is being
arranged to be followed by dancing.
The committee in charge consists of
C. L. Butts, w. N. Rose and 0. L.
Helping.
"The Stubborn Motor Car" three
act comedy drama, will be produced
under the stage direction of w. G.
Ernst and T.. ]. Riley.
The officers of the board of Vernon
camp are the following:
Consul, Len G. Gillian; past consul,
George A. Getcheil; adviser, B. A.
Henry; banker, w. c. Brewster; es-
cort, +. N. Crosby; watchman, George
w. Dusenberry; sentry, E. Gillian;
board of managers, C. L. Butts, F. e.
CASTOR, G. p. Sheddan
Detailed program, cast of characters,
ETC., will appear in The Herald of next
Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

CeleDTdLlOH given III 1lOIOI
of the four bridal couples, members
of that lodge, who had recently sue
eumbed to Cupid's wiles. 1t was an
enjoyable celebration, both for the par
ties in whose honor it was given, and
for the participants who had long past
the bridal stage.
The dance and card party given by
Westgate lodge No. 516 last Tuesday
night is a forerunner of many similar
events that are planned for the fall
and winter months. The success of this
one augurs we'll for the balance of the
year.
Supreme Vice President Emma r.
Neidig paid a visit to Ontario lodge
No. 11O October IL. The meeting was
a joint philanthropic one with a
church. the object of which was to
relieve some form of distress in that
vicinity Mrs. Neidig took occasion
to expatiate upon the relationship of
fraternity and charity.
Hermosa lodge No. 80 is still in the
clutches of the initiating habit as every
meeting of the lodge will TESTIFY. Mon
day night three candidates were ini-
tiated, following which prizes were
given for attendance and musical
program was presented. From indica-
tions the 1859 members by the close
of the year are possibilities.
Home lodge No. 400 is reported as
enjoying interesting meetings. A little
diversion in the shape of a debate was
recently enjoyed by the members, and
some wonderful oratorical ability dis
covered among the members. Plans
are under way for increasing the
membership and a continuance of these
| successful meetings.
Golden state lodge No. 472 declares
itself as certain of class of fifty
for initiation by the close of the year.
| A masquerade ball was the feature
of last weeks meeting, and was well
attended.
"The Get Acquainted" social given
by Harrington lodge No. 600 at re-
cent meeting lived UP to its name,
and a thoroughly good time was en-
| loved. The escort team of this lodge
| is in good working order, and steps
are being taken toward the purchase
Of uniforms to further encourage the
team
One Of the most unique forms Of en-
tertainment ever offered by any lodge
in Los Angeles was that given by Los
Angeles lodge No. 1, at it's meeting
October 6. at which a tableau repre-
senting "Hades" presided over by his
satanic majesty surrounded by HIS
imps was represented. Different new
arrivals were ushered in and nearly
every one present was credited with
some special entry on the record book.
The procession wound up with the
two Los Angeles organizers OF The
Fraternal Brotherhood. who with their
well known proclivity for talking
managed to put to route everything
and everybody in evidence. This last
act was credited by everybody present
with being true to life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

1,lCO dSSOillDiy INOs IIlCS
y last Monday evening to
RNERllQplal witness the initiation Of a
TTxS / class of candidates Sc
\e~ cured by the efficient dep
uty, Lady Gress. The
membership is gradually increasing
each month, and 1t is expected that
large results will be attained through
the winter The guessing contest last
Monday evening was of great interest
to the members. The first prize was
carried off by Court Lady Bonner, the
musician, who guessed thirteen out or
fifteen of the answers correctly. Tnanks
are given Court Lady Miles, the bish-
op, for the interest taken in this con-
test, which she instigated.
Los Angeles assembly, No. 2, met last
Tuesday evening and received six new
applicants into the order. The meet
ings are being largely attended by the
members and each meeting night brings
new candidates to the altar to receive
the secrets and mysteries of the order.
The enthusiasm shown in the assembly
is very gratifying, and the fall cam
paign is proving a great success. Much
credit is due to Past Worthy Chancel-
lor Courtier Wright for his earnest
work under the good of the order, for
he never fails to have something inter-
esting and entertaining after the bus1-
ness session of the assembly. 1t is
hoped that during the winter months
the membership will be doubled. The
committee for the opening meeting con-
sisted of Conrtiers Past Worthy Cham
cellor Wright, chairman; Van Patter'
Coldwells and williams. Court Ladies
williams, lehman, Getchell and Sayles
reported progress for the Halloween
party, which will take place Tuesday
evening, October 25. Admission will be
by cards only, and all must present
their invitations at the door, properly
signed by members of the order.
Crown assembly, No. AZ, entertained
it's members and friends last Wednes-
day evening at progressive whist. The
mems first prize was won by Courtier
Burton and the second by Mr.. Erick-
son. The consolation was given to Mr..
Miller. The women's first prize was
won by Lady Robinson, second by Mrs.
Moore. and the consolation by Lady
Kidd. There were several applications
for membership secured at this meeting
and the assembly is growing rapidly.
Interest and enthusiastic meetings are
being held.
South Gate assembly met last Thurs
day evening and formed plans for the
next entertainment. 1t has the reputa-
ton Of being one of the hustling assem-
blies of the order. 1t is expected that
the next open meeting will eclipse any
ever given by the assembly.
Fraternal Heights assembly, No. 43,
IS doing business at the same old stand.
1t holds interesting meetings and is
making plans to entertain it's friends
Friday evening, october 2S.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA

Sunny South camp invites all Wood
men, the Royal Neighbors and their
friends to attend a masquerade ball
at 4S1 South Hill street on the even
ing of October 81. A royal good time
is promised all who go.
Wistaria camp had an open meeting
Tuesday. The hall was packed by the
members and friends OF the newest
camp in the county. J. A. Burgess, dis
trict deputy Of the Modern Woodmen,
delivered the address Of the evening.
At the conclusion of the program there
was dancing
A new camp is being organized in
Inglewood by Mrs. Borngrebe. When
it is ready for organization the Off
GERS Of South Los Angeles camp and
degree team will assist at the insti-
tuition.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
LEFr no RIaHr-THOMAs FRED n. YALE.

October by Thomas A. Nerney of San
Francisco, colonel and chief of staff
and state organizer California brigade,
uniform rank, knights Of Pythias.
Following are the officers:
Thomas j. Golding, captain; Fred N.
Yale, first lieutenant; L. s. Kelsey
second lieutenant; Emil Albrecht,
third lieutenant; c. II. Cook, recorder;
G. A. Lyons, treasurer.
Col. ]. o. Roger of Anaheim, "the
prince of peace" was unanimously
adopted as the father of the company
The uniforms for the company have
been ordered and will be here in about
six weeks, at which time the company
will be mustered in.
A big ball is planned to be given at
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Helmet lodge No. 25. Knights of
Pythias, is one of the most enthusiast
tic lodges in the order and contains
some of the brightest professional and
BUSINESS men in Los Angeles. It was
organized last February and now has
600 members, and is the second in size
in the state, which shows the remark
able progress of one of the youngest
lodges in Southern California. 1t not
only meets the requirements of a
rustling subordinate lodge, but has
organized a uniform rank company
from ar-ong its brightest and most
influential members.
Helmet company No. 7, uniform
rank, was organized with 1OS members
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

Los Angeles tent No. 2 is making
very extensive arrangements for an
entertainment to be gievn at Blanch-
ards hall on the evening of October
26. The committee in charge has ar
ranged for an unusually fine program.
The members Of the Polytechnic High
School Athletic club and orchestra
have kindly consented to furnish sew
eral numbers for the program Prof.
Francis, superintendent of the city
schools, has been invited to deliver an
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

Goldberg -Bosley assembly rooms on
the night of November 10, the pro-
ceeds to be applied to the fund for Sc
curing uniforms and equipment for the
officers and members of Company
No. z.
The on-commissioned officers, ap-
pointed for the company by Captain
Golding, will be announced In The
Herald next Sunday.
Helmet lodge has been growing so
rapidly that a new problem confronts
it to secure larger meeting quarters.
With this end in view committee was
appointed, consisting of Judge G. ].
Noyes, Judge J. G. Owen and Capt.
T. j. Golding This committee will
endeayor to secure a, suitable hall and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

SECOND LIEUTENANT.
rooms for a term of years in which to
conduct all the work and social events
of the lodge and the drilling of the
company, including stage and balcony
Accommodations Three other lodges
have offered to cooperate with Hell
met and make it a headquarters for
the knights of Pythias.
who contintes very i'll at the Sisters
hospital, is improving slowly.
Helmet lodge meets every Friday
night at Lincoln hall. Walker Theater
building. Visiting members are cor
daily invited to attend the baby lodge,
which has outgrown its swaddling
bands and is growing Justify in the
BOOSTING, ranks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ORDER OF OWLS

Sy7SS6S5 The order of Owls built
Ae kA nest at odd Fellows
EGsseEVSgA building, 22O1a South Main
IlsI ~ NEN street, Tuesday evening in
3.1t Unity hall, and will meet
there every Tuesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
The officers selected were John Den
nison. president; Otto j. Beyers, past
president; j. H. Zimmerman, vice pres
ident; y. r. Andrews, invocater; H.
A. Jewell, secretary; j. G. Shannon,
financial secretary; H. B. Thompson,
warden; A. ]. Eingee, picket; f. O..
Sjoberg, sentinel; ]. r. Melne, J. B.
Green and Lewis Jaeger, trustees.
The regular semi-annual election will
take place at the first meeting in De-
cember, when all officers viii be elect
ed and installed publicly at the first
meeting in January for the ensuing
term.
At the installation the organizer VIII
turn over to the proper officers the
bank books of the depositaries holding
the deposited funds of the nest as fol-
lows: The American Savings bank, dues
fund; Park bank, social fund Home
Savings bank, expense fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Supreme President James
A. Foshey, en- route to
San Francisco and vicin-
city, paid a visit to Tenn
pleton lodge No. 220 on
the occasion of its big
celebration given in honor
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Sylvan Grove No. $50,
u. A. o. D., at its regu-
lar meeting, Thursday
night at 704 Labor temple.
elected officers for the en-
suing term.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

This is smoker" week
with the larger subordi-
nate courts of Los An
geles. Tuesday evening
Court Temple will enter
tain its members and
f,.iande Thursday eVeninP
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ROYAL COURT

Pico assembly No. 8 met
\ last Monday evening to
\ witness the initiation Of a
/ class of candidates Sc
cured by the efficient dep
uty, Lady Gress. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-10
Yesterdays Market Gave Evidence
That Downward Drift Would be
Opposed-Gans Noted.

New York, Feb. 9.-The stock mar.
ket gave evidence today that the
downward drift OF prices would no
longer be unopposed When prices
started upwards from to over 3
points for a majority of the active
speculative issues, it was read as a
reversal of policy on the part of the
great controlling financial powers.
rather than as rejecting any sudden
the withdrawal of support had been
potent factor in creating uneasiness.
and had caused an impression that the
inside interests in the great corpora
tons and financial institutions were
acutely apprehensive OF their own fu.
ture on account of the rigor of the
laws in force and in contemplation.
Criticism Of the recent policy CT
leaving the securities market open TO
the factors of depression without at
tempts to contest them, have taken
the form of open reproOf from a sec
ton of the banking world represent
in the great mercantile and CONNER,
cial interests of the country, in dis
tinction from the financial relations
of the majority of the Wall street
banks. This reprdNf was said to be
pointed to the pose of alarm adopted
by some of the financial authorities as
injurious to the commercial situation
and as having represiye effect on
business activity.
What ever the inspiration of today's
reversal of policy, the effect of the
recovery on sentiment was obvious.
Cheerful views were expressed Of the
business, industrial and political pros
poets. Shorts bought erry heavily in
the closing dealings, extending the
principal gains to to points,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-10
Gentleness versus Buster.

have a business friend who Is as
modest and as gentle as woman,
says Q s Marden In Success MagG
zine, who is never obtrusiye or sell
assertive. but who has most re-
markable way of ~etting IT, nss well
done, and getting people to see things
his way He ioes il without any
noise OF pretense. He does 1t as the
tender germ OF the daffodil lifts It's
head up through the hard turf, by
gentle persistency.
No one feels conscious that this
man is trying to influence him, Or tu
get him to do a thing against his viii:
but, somehow, most people about him
find themselves doing what he wants
them to do, He is so delicate in his
diplomacy, so gentle in his tact. and
So strong in his lelt-tOnAden g hat
others find Themselves agreeing with
him without really knowing why.
He has a large number Of employees
under him, yet no one ever hears him
raise his voice in anger or 5ssertiyt
authority He is 80 gentle that
strangers often wonder how he mar.
ages to have any discipline: and YET
everything goes like clockwork in his
establishment. His employees re.
speet him. because he is always kind
considerable, and never scolds. ffets
or nags; but they know that when
he gives orders o. makes suggestion
il must b. obeycG
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-10
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Feb. WHEAT Re
ceipts 10000 shipments $4,000; spot
easy; No. 2 $L29mt30 elevator do
nestle and 129 nominal COB. ahoat
Options dull and featureles with
small price changes Values steady
most of the day in the absence of sell
ing pressure but eased off a little late
under more liberal offerings and poor
cash demand, Closed q net decline
May lis; July I0S7s,
CORN-Receipts &1,5G3; spot easy;
No. 2 Y elevator domestic, 72B de.
liyered and 7o1a fob. adoat. Options
without transactions, closing 1s04
net lower, May and July 49,
OATs-Receipts 2S,975; spot quiet
mixed nominal; natural white 5255;
clipped white 5&65512. Options with
out transactions closing 4 net lower
May 50.