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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03
Jim Jsffries 10 Three Men, Says
Mccoy.

Mccoy.
'Jeffries Is three men In one"
is the comment of Kid Mccoy.
"He has the strength and vital
ity to fit out half a dozen fight
ers like myself. What the man
who knows nothing about fight
ers fails to realize is that JEFF
fries is wholly unlike any fight
er within the recollection Of any
living man. He is so tough and
hard that blows that would end
another heavyweight's career
have no effect upon him. while
with his enormous strength and
vitality he can slam home a
punch that will win him his
fight after he has been fighting
for hours and when another man
would be so exhausted that he
couldn't hit hard enough to dent
a chocolate eclair.
"That retirement for five years
hasn't done any harm, either.
He has been doing some drink
ing In all likelihood, but not
enough to affect that wonderful
vitality of his, and. vAlike other
fighters, he hasn't been knock
ing around indulging in all sorts
of dissipation. He is married
and domestic In his tastes, and
the quiet sort of life he has been,
leading has kept him just as fit
for a fight as he was when he
retired"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03

and use that to destroy the hopes Of
young and old pitchers alike. No bal
ance to 1t, large and heavy all over.
the average man could hardly swing Il.
1t takes person Of immense strength
to use 1t properly. and Hans IS that
Being so heavy. the great batsman can
meet the ball either on the handle or
the very end and make hit where
another player would put mp pop fly
or weak grounder.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03
I'LL Fitting Glasses

may help your sight, but they GER
tainly do not improve your appear
ance. When We supply glasses. after
examining your eyes, we pay atten-
ton to your appearance as well as
your sight. So don't neglect your
eyesight for fear of ugly looking
glasses. Well make you look as
we'll as see we'll.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03
CURRENT SPORT EVENTS

Philadelphia and Baltimore rowing
associations want to hold this years
middle states regatta on Labor day.
Johnny Hayes, the famous Marathon
runner, contemplates touring South
Africa and Australia Dorando, the
Italian, is going to South America. -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03
Pirate Players Not Handsome
Chaps.

The most unattractive team to-
day in major league company is
the champion Pittsburgs, says
Tim Murnane, the noted base
ball scribe. They are picked for
winners as much for their steady
habits as their great ball play
ing qualities.
Fred Clarke picks men who
attend strictly to business. They
plug away from the drop Of the
flag until the line Is crossed.
condition counting at the finish.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03

Our entire stock of summer goods which and fresh will be placed the block
fac
We
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-03
Frsnch Terms Used In COOKING.


Chateaubriand-Nam of French
viscount. whose favorite dish. thick
cut from the center of large fillet Of
beef nicely broiled. hands down his
name. The steak should be cut to
weigh one pound and quarter.
Chaufroid-Name given to cold dish
es, also to the sauce that masks them.
of chicken. game. outlets. masked or
covered with cold gelatin sauce. dec
grated with truf1les. white OF egg. ETC..
and the decorations covered with a
thin layer Of aspic jelly. The word
means 'hot-cold."
Chiffonade-Fine shredded. cut In
narrow ribbons. often applied to sal
ad, as salad chiffonade." n salad IN
which all or part Of the ingredients
are shredded or cut in ribbons.
Chinois-A pointed strainer with fine
holes used to strain soups and sauces.
often called Chinese strainer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

In this entire domain there has not
been another member of the Pythian
order more revered than Brother H. c..
Aldrich, who departed this life last
Tuesday evening, aged 81 years, and
whose funeral took place Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Brother Aldrich became member of
Live Oak lodge No. 103 at Oakland,
Cal, more than twenty years ago,
lodge and became a member Of the
grand lodge Of California, serving on
many important committees in that
body
He became a charter member of
Helmet lodge No. 25. Knights of Pyth-
las at it's institution, and was elected
master Of work, which position he held
to his death. The great amount of
work done by Helmet lodge was man
aged successfully by Brother Aldrich
The splendid achievements he was able
to accomplish In and out Of the lodge
meant its success, and its growth and
influence was largely due to his efforts.
He was untiring in his Pythian zeal
and desire to do good for the members
Of his order and never lost an oppor-
tunity to aid and assist worthy
knight in distress.
His influence for good in and out of
the order was ever recognized by his
friends and acquaintances. His advice
and counsel was wise and just and al
ways valuable. He was always for
right and humanity. and stood for the
betterment of mankind, honest, upright
and fearless in his demeanor and in
tercourse with all. He loved his fell
low man because he believed that all
men endeavored to do right as near as
they saw the light, and his life was a
living example of his belief. He has
left to us an example that all should
desire to attain, a record of life well
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

The open meeting given
- by Hermosa lodge, No. 81
sSfg4 last Monday night was one
VA e OF the finest that this lodge
E8EnsHS has ever had. An excel
EzAA&s lent program was rend-
dered, and seven applica-
tions for membership were written. A
large crowd was present, and the en-
tertainment was closed with dancing
and cards. Light refreshments were
served.
The musical entertainment given by
Sunset lodge, No. 624, last IueSday
evening was a great success. A large
and appreciative crowd was present
and a neat little sum of money was
added to the funds of the lodge. This
lodge is doing very good work, and has
good plans made for future work.
Several hundred people were present
at the class initiation of Golden state
lodge, No. 472, last Friday evening.
Forty candidates were initiated ana
the lnitiatory work wac done by the
supreme officers. The drill team of Los
Angeles lodge, No. l, and Hermosa
lodge, No. go, were present in body
and all reported it as one of the fnest
meetings they had ever attended. Dam
tv refreshments of ice cream ana cake
we're served at the close of the meet
ing, followed by dancing and CARDS
The Los Angeles city lodges are 40
ing aggressive work, having initiated
more than eighty members during Iho
month Of August.
The members Of Santa Monica lodge
No. 1873 are planning on having
picnic at Playa del Rey on Admission
day. September 8. All the FraternaI
brotherhood lodges in Southern Cali
fornia are invited to attend and a good
time is anticipated by all.
Mrs. T. r. Neidig, supreme vice
president. has returned to the home
office after three weeks siS ,',iS vacatio1 tlSit
and reports a fine time. she Will Elslt
the lodges in Southern California dur
ing the next few months.
Rev j. A. Bachelor, supreme chap
lain. made an official visit to the nome
office last Wednesday. He reports
the T. /, b. work booming in the san
Francisco district.
Santa Monica lodge No. l33 passed
the high-water mark Saturday even
ing when special organizers, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Rogers, finished their work
with that lodge by presenting to the
supreme president a class of fifty for
initiation. After the initiation stir
ring address was made by the supreme
president and all adjourned to the ban
ouet room, where No. 1873 kept up lts
usual record for hospitality and good
cooking.
The members of La Grande lodge No.
entertained their gentleman friends
last Friday evening. A large crowd
was present and all enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
Pasadena lodge No. "a held an open
meeting last Friday evening. General
Adolph entertained with readings from
"DaVid Harum." A large crowd was
present and several applications were
written.
Company No. of the Uniform Rank,
T. F. b., viii attend in body the
first annual ball Of Santa Monica lodge
No. 1873 at Playa del Rey Friday even
ing, September g.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
CATHOLIC ORDER OF
FORESTERS

The Catholic Order of Foresters of
Los Angeles has been on the increase
since the appointment of the new or
ganiZer, George f. Dexter
The sen1i-annual report of the high
court in Chicago shows an increase all
along the line. Following are some of
the totals since the order was insti-
tuted, May "a, 1885,
To July l, 1910 death benefits paid,
$13 1854, 1876; sick and funeral benefits
paid, $2,75O.OOO; reserve fund, $685.
67O10.
There are 1643 subordinate courts
with total membership of 142,772. 1t
is predicted by the high court that the
total membership will reach 10000 by
the first day of next January
September the Angel City court will
give an old-fashioned barn dance at
the Swedish-American hall, corner of
Pico and Santee streets, and all For
esters and their friends are invited to
attend. 1t is hoped that all will wear
their old clothes and try to represent
the tillers of the soil. There will be
card playing and refreshments will be
served, and a good time is assured
for all.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

DR.. J. Park Dougall is the assistant
surgeon general on Gen. ]. K. Ritter's
staff, Patriarch Militant, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows.
Captain Dougall is very prominent
throughout the state He is devoting
much of his time to the forming of
new company, which will be mustered
into the Canton Ranks on Monday,
September 10. This new company will
be known as Poinsetta company, No.
d. P M. On the evening of September
10 the company will give a military
dress ball at Goldberg -Bosley assembly
rooms, Sixteenth and Flower streets,
for which G. A. Horns full orchestra
will furnish the music.
Golden Rule lodge will initiate
night.
Semi-Tropic lodge will hold a class
initiation next Tuesday night.
Enterprise encampment will confer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

-mss9eMsA The great day has
come and gone and the
Ss$TEsSflEI Foresters of Southern
GN California are agreed
| WSS43sS that it was the greatest
ever. Everybody had
| the time of his life, and there was
not a single kick received. The
various committees worked hard for
the success of the affair, and
are to be congratulated on the success
attained. Brother Hands initiatory
stunts in the evening were a revelation
to all and were carried through with
the precision of q circus. 1t was a
great day, and taken all in all was the
best picnic ever held by the Foresters
Court Rivera held an interesting
meeting last Tuesday and received ap-
plcations for membership. The broth
ers and companions adjourned to the
delights of a watermelon social and
had a pleasant time. The melons In
diCated a wholesale slaughter
The companions Of Companion Court
Glad Hand paid q fraternal visit to
Court Glad Hand last Thursday even
ing and showed the officers of the lat
ter court how to put on the initiatory
work. There was a large class of can
ddates representing the two courts,
The inltiatory work was given with
the Officers OF llO companion COuIl III
the chairs. The work was given in
an impressive manner and was highly
appreciated by the large crowd of
companions and brothers present. The
officers of the subordinate court took
charge of the man candidates, and for
good measure gave them demonstra-
ton of their features Of initiatory
work.
Court Temple acted on several appl-
sy,~r ,raI
and transacted considerable important
general business. The Court Temple
tug of war team was congratulated on
the excellent showing 1t made at the
picnic, and as usual the court showed
its sympathy with the sport in a sub
stantial manner. 1t is likely that some
more pulls" will take place at the
next smoker Of the court, following
the interest shown in the tugs Of war
already held. Tuesday of this week
Court Temple and Companion Court
AIiramar will hold their regular dance
and whist party in the Burbank hall,
to which the members and friends are
cordially invited.
Court Morris Vineyard is adding to
its membership at every meeting.
Word has been recently received
from Brother Morgan, the superin-
tendent of the Orphans at Toronto,
llldl lllt DIufI now has OOO VI plItiIlS
under its care, n large number or
whom being in Southern California
The order is doing a great work in
the care of these orphans of deceased
FOresters, who are as far as possible
reared under home inuence instead of
being crowded together in a home
as formerly.
The tubercular sanitarium Of the
order, located in the Adrondacks, is
also now in operation, and the order
is now actively waging war on the
great white plague. Brother Taylor
Of Court Semi-Tropic, who has been
in the hospital under the care of the
order for six weeks as the result Of a
broken hip. is now about recovered
sufficiently to return 10 his home. He
speaks very highly Of the treatment
he has received. Quite a number of
serious cases have been cared for dur
ing the past month. and the value of
the free hospital and surgical service
is Increasingly being appreciated by
the membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
NATIONAL UNION

Golden State council. No. 1915, and
Los Angeles council. No. 598 National
Union, held its annual picnic ct Playa
del Rey Sunday The day was passed
in a picnic fashion. Fine music was
furnished by G. A. Horns orchestra.
Golden State council will hold its
first meeting in its new hall, corner Of
Pico and Santee streets, next Wednes-
day evening. The event viii be cele-
brated with a smoker and refresh
ments. All friends are inVit
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

Gauntlet lodge No. 129 held its reg
ular monthly open meeting and enter
tainment at Pythian castle last Mon
day night, which was we'll attended.
An excellent program was rendered as
follows:
Overture, G. A. Horns orchestra;
song, Ellis quartet; address, Capt. w.
p. Hyatt; recitation, Miss C. Fowler;
song, Miss NJ. Brown; cornet duet,
Carl Rehnberg and Master Carl Rehn-
berg; exhibition drill, Los Angeles tenn
ple No. 73, drill team; song, Ellis quar-
tet; violin solo, Miss Alice Rehnberg:
recitation, Miss C. Fowler; selection, G..
A. Horns orchestra.
After the close of the program re-
freshments were served and enjoyed to
the sweet strains Of music by G. A..
Horns orchestra.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

the Royal Purple degree next Friday
night.
Fraternity Rebekah lodge, No. 272.
initiated a large class of candidates.
The new team of the lodge did the
work admirably for the first time.
Santa Monica Rebekah lodge attended
in body and good representations of
the Los Angeles lodges were present.
Edelweis Rebecca lodge, No. g., will
hold its open meeting and social hop
Friday evening, September 16, at /.
o. o. f. hall. G. A Horns orchestra
will furnish the music. All Odd Eel
lows are invited.
Una Rebecca lodge, No. 172, will
give a paper masquerade ball Satur-
day, September "a, at I. o. o. F. hall.
G. A. Horns orchestra has been en-
gagged for this occasion. All Rebeccas
and odd Fellows are asked to get their
paper costumes ready and have good
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN

Friday evening, August 26, the ladies
of the Tehachapi council, No. 112,
degree of Pocahontas, gave a dinner
and whist party to about 100 people
at the hall, 517 South Broadway. The
prizes on the whist games were award
ed to Alice O'Connor, first prize; Vic
toria Link. second prize; MIR. Meyer
stine, gentleman's first Eifize. Many
other prizes were given and all eX-
pressed themselves highly pleased.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
ElMN
M . Ao ON
VIZ

be given to the members and friends
of the order. This busy assembly is
fast forging to the front and hopes
are entertained that the hall on the
corner of Pico and El Molino streets
will be like the old one and soon prove
too small for the assembly meetings.
Los Angeles assembly, No. 2, with
all the other assemblies had a joint
initiation last Tuesday evening with
eighty-seven applications. There were
about $50 members present at this
meeting to witness the initiation OF
this class of candidates. Courtier o.
]. Wigdal, royal master of the eX-
chequer and vice president of the
Home Savings bank, was present at
the meeting. After the candidates were
initiated the members enjoyed them
selves with dancing. Refreshments
were served in the banquet room by
the committee.
Crown assembly, No. AZ, had a very
enthusiastic meeting last Wednesday
evening and completed the plans for
the dance which was much enjoyed
last evening. The assembly is fast
Increasing its membership.
South Gate No. 40 had a rousing
meeting last Thursday evening, when
the members gathered to witness the
initiation of several candidates. The
committee was appointed for the next
open meeting, date Of which will be
announced later. Plans are being
made for a vigorous fall campaign.
Fraternal Heights assembly No 43
met last Friday evening and initiated
several candidates. This is the last
month of the campaign.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Juanita council, No. 1541. will hold
its annual election Of officers Monday
evening, September g., at Cleveland
hall, Walker Theater building. All
members of Juanita council are re-
quested to attend. general invita-
ton is extended to the members.
Cards and refreshments will conclude
the evenings entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

eral valueless checks, may escape
prosecution, for his relatives have re-
funded the money obtained by him on
the valueless paper and his victims are
unwilling to prosecute him.
Goebel had been drinking at the time
he uttered the checks. Yesterday he
appeared penitent. Detectives are
looking into his case and if it is ascer-
tanned that he had not violated the law
previous to the time of his passing
the checks they will not prefer any
charges against him. He was before
Justice Williams yesterday morning
and was remanded back to the custody
Of the officers until his case is inves-
tigated
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

What n grand work for humanity
could be accomplished in the saving
of thousands of men who are so sorely
afflicted with the awful curse of the
drink habit and the prevention of the
misery, disgrace, suffering and dis
tress of the innocent and helpless
women and children dependent upon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Los Angeles temple, No. 49, Pythian
Sisters, held its regular monthly open
meeting and card party at Pythian
castle last Wednesday evening, which
was we'll attended.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

passed. a memory that shall be ever
revered, and to the family his loss is
to his friends, and the
members of Helmet lodge No. rs, an
aching void.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
YOUNG MANS RELATIVES
MAKE GOOD BAD CHECKS

S. V. Goebel, the young man who
was taken into custody Friday by De-
tectives Ingram and Ziegler and who
was charged with having passed sew
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

Magistrate Ito discharged prisoner)
Now, then, | would advise you to
keep away from bad company.
Prisoner (feellngly)-Thank you, sir,
you won't see me back. here again.
EX.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

THE NEAL INSTITUTE,
Knoxvh haG
friends
treatment
he
he
worlds affairs II proves
WILL work cannot be too strongly
this
made %; 051aiaOax,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

Hpolito Self-regulating Roller Screen
and Reversible Window-the new COM
bination Indispensable to every modern
home. Hipolito Screen and Sash COM
pany, 638 Maple avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

We cordially invite-we urge every
newspaper man, or other good man or
woman in this country to do the same.
Send or take some relative, friend or
acquaintance to either of the NEAL
INSTITUTES at San Francisco or Los
Angeles, Cal, or to any one of the
sixty-odd other Neal Institutes that
are opened or opening throughout the
United States, and then, in the columns
of your newspaper, tell your readers
THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH
AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
regarding your experience with and OBJ
servations of the Neal Cure, using
quarter of a page space at your regu-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
TwOT0rmS at Knoxville
Asylum, Three Days
at Neal Institute
Punishment and Failure VS. Freedom and Success
Excessive Drinker for Twenty Years
Treatment Cured Him in Three Days

selfshness, was charitable to the un-
fortunate, sympathetic for the suffer-
ing, investigated the NEAL. THREE
DAY DRINK HABIT CURE and pre-
vailed upon an unfortunate father and
husband to take the Treatment and
then published the following letter over
his own signature in his own paper;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

them if the editors of our great and
small newspapers would only do as
MIR. FRED b. SHARON, the we'll
known editor and publisher of the
great CATHOLIC MESSENGER at
Davenport, Iowa, did and has done,
and as many others have done along
the same line. He laid aside self and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
ROYAL COURT

Arlington assembly, No.
s, met Monday evening
to bid farewell to the old
hall, and will wake up in
the new hall next Monday
evening, September 5. A
dance and whist DartV will
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

lar local rates and we will pay the bill
upon presentation of same with a
printed copy of such published state
ment.
ALSO REMEMBER this, that If the
results of the treatment and cure are
not entirely satisfactory to both you
and the patient at the end of the third
days treatment, I personally guaran-
tee that the treatment shall not cost
either of you a single cent. I want
everybody in the State of Iowa
and Nebraska and elsewhere to know
and understand that these terms are
open to all and that the Neal Cure
is everything and all that is claimed
for 1t in any and all of our advertising
matter. and that the same honorable
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
ORDER OF
FORESTERS

The great day has
come and gone and the
Foresters of Southern
California are agreed
that it was the greatest
ever. FverVbOdV had
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
DR.. NORMAN MLEoD CARTER.

DR.. Norman Mcleod Carter died early
Wednesday morning at Saranac Lake, y.
Y from pulmonary tuberculosis.
DR.. Garter who was named for Norman
Mcleod, was the fourth son of the Rev. DIT
Samuel 7. Carter. of East Orange. \. j..
who became widely known through his at
tacks on the Presbyterian Westminster
Confession.
Born at Huntington. Long Island thirty
four wears ago. he studied in the Hunt
inEton High School and Princeton Cniver-
sitv. and was stricken with tuberculosis
in his senior year in the College Of Physi-
clans and Surgeons. He and his sister,
Miss Emma d. Carter. went TO Saranac
Lake six wears ago. where. with the excep-
tion Of one wear spent abroad, they have
waged a steadily losing fight for his life
Dr. Carter was unmarried
Services will be held Friday afternoon
al o'clock. at the home OF one of his broth
ers. DIT G. Herbert Carter, at Huntington.
Long Island. The burial will be in the
Huntington Rural Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
JOSIAH =. ZABRISkIE.

Josiah II. Zabriskie, teacher and prin-
cipal for sixty years in the public schools
died from apopleXy on Tuesday evening in
his home, No. 1874 5oth street. Brooklyn.
He retired from active duty two years ago
He was eighty-two years old.
For forty years Mr.. Zabriskie was prin-
cipal of Public School Is. in West 18th
street, Manhattan. Four hundred of his
pupils gathered upon his retirement and
Edward Lauterbach delivered an address
recalling incidents of Mr.. Zabriskie's long
rule.
Mr. Zabriskie began teaching in 1913 For
quarter of a century he taught in No. Il.
in Greenwich street. He was born in New
Milford, y. J.. and came TO New York
when he was sixteen years old. For fifty
years he lived in Mount Vernon. and there
for several years was president OF the
Bard Of Education. He was a member of
the Holland Society. He leaves two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Hubert s. Wynkoop, in whose
Brooklyn home he died, and Augusta Ia
hTiSke, and three sons, Henry. Charles H
ana Edward J. Zabriskie Funeral services
VIII be held in the home at o'clock this
evening.