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FRATERNAL NEWS
EARLY COPY IS REQUESTED
To insure insertion of the frater
nal news in The Herald the follow,
ing Sunday, copy must be received
by the Fraternal editor not later
than 6 o'clock Thursday night.
This new rule will explain the mea.
ger fraternal news this week. It
is the aim of this department to
reach all fraternal orders, and
notf.s will be welcomed from all the
lodges.
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
In return for the excel
< jhjo**l 1('llt attendance of Frater
,^Wft,/7^ nal Brotherhood people at
at&-»& "' Seattle exposition of
SsGk^ 1:lst yi-ar the Htato °'
iTSs? 1*6*' Washington expecta tv
send a delegation of forty
or fin strong to the Yosemite valley
In July. Tin; Yosemlte campaign is on
in full blast In all of the lodges
throughout that State. The true re
ciprocity spirit Is much in evidence
mi Is the proper one to encourage, '"•'
then no telling where the arrow will
fall next.
Both Hermosa lodge No. 3- arm T-os
Angelas lodga No. 1 were the recipients
of official visits from Supreme Secre
tary 11. V. Davis during the past week.
In "his address on each occasion he
made definite announcements concern
ingl the benefits und pleasures to bo
derived from a trip to the Yosemlte
valley The lodges are entering Into
the Yoemilo campaign with much
Considerable effort is Ing put forth
by the escort teams to socure the
necessary fund; to defray the expenses
cif a Yosemlte trip in July. The team
of Golden State lodga No. ■!:-' is In
the lead. It Is making a big hit in
every lodge it visits, uniformed in Its
camping outfits and carrying a tin
pail.
The most striking evidence of pro
press for the Initial months of 1010 is
the call for charters for now lodges,
Much new territory is being annexed to
the Fraternal Brotherhood field nnd
there, is much prospect for a continu
ance of tho proselyting until the sum
mer vacation when relaxation from la
bor will bo enjoyed In the Yoaemtte,
O. i;. Read, who '. in Fresno, and
A. M. Bailey at Norwalk, two "'■' the
Fraternal Brotherhood organizers, -'
reported very ill.
Reports coming in to the home office
report biff and successful meetings In
every lodge visited by Supreme Presi
dent James A. Foshay on his northern
trip. Class Initiations have been the
main features of his trip. Orovllle and
Tied Bluff furnished especially large,
classes in conjunction with the smaller
lodges in their vicinities. The class at
Red Bluff numbers forty-six and Oro-
Ville, forty-five.
Orange lodge No. !M gave an open
mpptins? lust Wednesday night. Gen
Adolph was present In a dual
ity —as a supreme offlci r 1 nd
member on the program. The meeting
v.-iis well attended by the people In
vicinity and several prospi cts
W«re noticed .-imonij them
Mr. ami Mrs. A. C, Moore passed
laa< week In the San Luis rlistriet ox
hlbitlng their stereoptlcon views in the
st of the Yosomiti' campaign.
They report much enthusiasm and ex-
cellent meetings. The San Luis district
will be well represented In the Tosemlti
In July.
No t■>i > Initiated I
i andidntes March 8 and h is laid plans
for a big i lass initiation April I at
which Westgate lodge No. 516 lias been
Invited to be the guests and possibly
to assist in the Initiatory work.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
STjy Mlramonti lodge No. 79,
*2£js Knights of Pythias, has
\£*jf sent out the following bul
■*^g*JL»g".'tiii for March.
X£i*€*jjiJf Friday, 11— Regular con
«^XSijJ* volition: Important busl-
ness on hand.
Monday, 14— Samson lodge Xo. 118,
2209 North Broadway (Downey avenue)
1 has Invited this lodge to meet Grand
Prelate Judge Bledsoe, who will pay
that lodge an official visit on that date.
Make a special effort to be present.
Friday, 18 Regular convention and
doings. There will be present several
officers of the Third regiment, U. R.
K. p., who will address the lodge on
the merits and benefits of the uniform
rank. Refreshments will be served.
Friday, LT> — Regular convention and
ladies' night. This Is for the immedi
ate members of your family only, your
mothers, wives, sisters and daughters,
Be ire and come and ing them with
you.
We are forming a company of the
uniform rank. Will you Join?
Bro. Knights, bear all these dat In
mind and do not fall to attend every
one of them. Remember that your at
tendance Is what makes a lodge suc
cessful, and we want your assistance
to ike this lodge a success by being
regular in attendance. Don't forget to
bring in an application often.
C. W. E. Smith is the chancellor
commander and ,J. W. Culllton is the
keeper of records of the lodge.
CIVIC PRIDE IN SCHOOL
CHILDREN IS ENCOURAGED
Parents and Teachers Promote Spirit
Shown by Custer Avenue Im.
provement Organization
In the spring of 1908 thr members of
the eighth grade of the Custer a\ enue
,] organized an improvement bo
clety, whii h through thi assii
and promotion of an enthusiastic
teacher, materialized into a school pa-
I er, "1 h' 1 dd • Ili ar Repoi t." h hich
iped Into "The Blue and
Gold."
na of expressing Individual
;:s wi : :■ mi nl ha i met
with tl Im ational pro
moters and aroused considerable en
thusiasm and comment >rlous
grami ■ o far as to have
l>c en adopti d by a numbi r of them,
Jn th" Custi'i' avi ol the or
ganization of a si ■ ■
and vtir ■ aniza-
The patrons have tak( n a decided
' of school
1 if s an clweek to em ourage with
in thi children that spirit which !.«
manifested throughout the jiagi's of
Ihe school 1 iipi r,
A Bpeclal page is devoted to sugges
for Improvi tni nt.
n hlch has been car
ried out and which especially lias
been promul sated by the mothers la
;i m ture study room containing nu
int-1-ms Bpei Imena.
Make j.10.00. Read page 10, section 2,
Real Ei tate .section.
I.OS ANGEtES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNTNO. MARCTIT 13. 1010.
IS LEADING FACTOR
IN THE PROMOTION
OF THE ROYAL COURT
I
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LEONARD J. SCHECK
Worthy Chancellor Los Angeles
Assembly
Worthy Chancellor Bcheclc is one of
the original members of the I
c 'ourt, having been v member • ■■■ er
ihe pi i 'lit royal officers have
been In charge of the order. Mr.
'■. Is .-in enthusiast i I ■ loj al
and Intelligent. Oreal success li pre
dieted for his assembly under his able
leadership.
■ hi.- club of Pico assembly No. 8
will be entertained Monday evening
at whist by Mr«. May Thayen *16
w i it Pico st n
At the last meeting of No, 8 a
paign was Instituted. Each n ember
, ■ ,i to get a new mi
liion- thf contest is over. -N<>. 8 will
a public entertainment March 28.
\fur the regular business session of
; Vngeles assembly No, l' Tuesday
evening, at which about ten or fifteen
candidates will be Initiated, the Good
Samaritan club of No, 2 will entertain
members of the Royal Court with
The hostesses on tins occasion
will be Ladles Jan.- De Lanty and
William I). Suffern, and they will serve
refreshments.
Business having called him away
from the city for Borne time, Worthy
Chancellor King resigned at the last
meeting of No. 2, and Vice Chancellor
1.. J. gchei was promoted by election
to the presiding officer's station. Frank
Van Pattern was elected vice chan
cellor.
Queen assembly is on the boom. At
least a dozen candidates will be intit
ated next Wednesday evening! and the
members say that class Is only a start
er. Courtier Marks Is receiving the
enthusiastic support of each of the
members. The meeting last weak was
the beginning of a new era with Queen.
LAdy Hoefle was added to the enter
tainment committee as chairman for
the open day meeting on the 80th.
After the meeting closed about thirty
friends and members were entertained
with whist, coffee, cake and sand
wiches.
Crown assembly xo. 42 has another
batch of nine candidates tn introduce
to the goat i!' xt Wednesday evening.
At the close "i a very successful meet-
Ing last week Courtier and Lady Fred
Wilcox celebrated their twelfth wed
ding anniversary by entertaining the
members of Crown and visiting mem
bers and a few invited guests uith a
dainty supper, preceded by a short mu
sical ' program and dancing, Many
prominent members from the seven
city assemblies were present to felici
tate the popular host and hostess on
to auspicious and hippy occasion.
Bouth (iate assembly No. 40 will fire
the opening kuh in the get-together
campaign after the b:^' boost meeting
held last Friday evening, at the meet-
Ing next Friday evening. Refresh
ments and a genera] food time will be
had.
Full particulars of the chicken dinner
and public < ntertalnment held Friday
. vi nlng will be recounted In next Sun
day's Herald.
For the purpose of studying political
my the male members of the
Royal Court have organised a political
, lub, with Sam .1. Chappel as president,
DETECTIVES FAIL TO FIND
TRAIL CF TWO CAR BANDITS
Motorman J. B. Owens Says He Fired
Shot at One Robber but Prob.
ably Missed Target
; pjplte the fact that detectives were
on the scene within a short time after
Motorman J. B. Ow«ftf and Conductor
Qeorge Pleraon of car No. I-'jO of the
West sixth Btreel lln oi th( Los An
geles and Interurban railroad wire
held up at Sixth and Berendo streets
at 11:30 o'cloeh Friday night, they
were unable t" get any clew as to the
Identity C the highwayman, and so
far the officers have been unable to
trace the man farther than the bu
at the edge of the road.
Motorman I >■> na s ild tli.u he tired
live shots nt the fleeing robber Just as
entering the bushes.
as c irched thoroughly by
the detectives. They found no Mood
spots and are convinced that the man
, ca] ed injury.
SALESWOMEN ORGANIZE
Saleswomen of Bullock's department
gtore have organised an auxiliary of
the young Women's Christian associa
tion to be known as the Wistaria club.
Meetings will bo held each Friday
evening In the Junior club room of the
asso latlon building under the leader
ship of Miss Dorothy Elides, who has
been chosen president. Other officers
of the club are Mlsi Edna Hula, who
has been elected Brat vice-president;
Miss Kcina. Gardner, second vice presi
dent; Miss Ethel Earle, third vice
president; Miss Marie Bright, record-
Ing secretary; Miss Hazel Pollard, cor
responding secretary; Miss Eugenic
(happen, treasurer, and Miss Lulu
young, color-bearer.
OREGONIANS TO MEET
A meeting of the Oregonlan socinty
df Lou Angeles will be held Tuesday
night in the offices of the secretary,
Ewald I-:. Selph, ;>:.'<; Los Angeles Trust
company building, Second ana Spring
streets, for the purpose of arranging
mr a banquet ami Increasing the mem
bership. Already the membership num
bers nearly a hundred, and it is the
desire of the society to increase that
number to 200. All former oretfuniuns
are invited to attend the meeting-
REALTY MAN NAMED
AGENT OF TROUBLE
Menry Martens Said to Have Involved
Orange County Ranchers in
Land Transac
tions
SANTA ANA, March 12.—Another
case was added today to the land
swindles alleged to have bean com
mitted by Henry Martens.
The rase today is that of J, D,
w.-ins, another rancher near Anaheim,
who was victimised Into giving his
ranch as first payment on a Kern
county ranch sold him, by Marten « and
afterward found to be held by other
parties under trust deeds, This is the
fourth Oranga county victim to give
up nn Anaheim ranch under the lame
conditions and with Martens as the
agent of their troubles. In each case
the Anaheim ranch property, after
transfer to Martens wai ai once deeded
by .Martens to J. C. Past or .Martha
A. Fast *of Hlllsboro, Kaa., and in
earn action is brought by the victim
to have the deed made to Martens and
tin' deed to the Fasts rescinded.
Martens is more widely known prob
ably in this state by the alleged Beal
whereby he located a party at Men
nonites from Kansas on land near
Baker afield, the Mennonltes trading
therefor their good farms in Kansas
only to find recently that the titles
to the Bakersfleld land were worthless,
and that they had to remove from the
property, bag and i n^agi-.
LORD MOTOR CAR CO.
DECLARED BLAMELESS
Proprietor of Garrge States That to
His Knowledge Brill Had
Never Complained of
Machine
In answer to the suit of William
Brill, charging the Lord Motor Car
company with selling him an auto last
year which he claimed was nut tin
i.ttest model at that time, Mr. Lurd
stated yesterday that at the time it
was *ild it was the latest machine of
the kind made.
Mr. Lord further stated that the flrsl
he knew that Brill was dissatisfied
with the machine was when the latter
Bled suit t<> recover what he paid for it.
Mr. Lord, whose standing in the auto
mobile world is the highest, stated thai
to his knowledge Brill had never made
any complaint regarding the machine
at any time. Naturally he was aston
ished and unable to understand the
motive in tiling the suit.
INSURANCE MAN ON TOUR
John W, Whittington, manager for
Southern California for the Aetna Life
Insurance company and president of
the National Association of bile Un
derwriters, left last evening on the
•Santa Fe for a ten weeks' tour of the
United States. It is Mr. Whittlngton's
plan to visit every life association In
the United States and Canada. His
Mist stop will be at Albuquerque, cm
the 15th. He will attend a midyear
meeting of the executive committee at
New York April 8.
JVlme. J^oenen —
In Recital Monday Eve., 8:15
Simpson Auditorium
—those who heard this famous artist in Friday's Symphony
concert are lavish in their expressions of delight.
(The Times, editorially, comments as follows;)
M ■ Tilly Koenen proved bejrond a douM the best soloißt we have
heard title icaaon. Her volot. an exqulalta oontralto of tnarveloui i>ur-
Ity and aweetneea, li rightly deserving of ttu> aneomiumi aha baa re
ewhore. Bhe nan a rare voice; it liiu.st be heard more than
„, i,, be fullj appreciated, it \* perfeotly trained; of asqulilta rioii
,,, in,i color, handled with (race, ana is a real delight
m. Koenen endeared benelf to Ilio larse audience present by h»r
„' her iit.i number, loena and aria; 'All PerOdlo 1 < .Mi
Fatthieaa One) by Beethoven. A Dner rendition of this tint mp
tlon has aeldo en heard. After many I'afN MIM Koenen gave a very
dramatic reading of Hugo Wolfs ahort 'aVUt'eV Her eeoond number
was 'Judith's BlegeaUed' (Van Byken), to which the wai compelled
t,, r eai I with another encore, "Die Muaikantln, 1 by Max Fiedler.
Koenen'a singing was a tar. treat <'»n<i those who did not hear
her ai the Rytnphw I ahould not miss the opportunity to hear
1,, »| her recital next Monday «\ening, when she will render a varied
]h :fui maneo."
At all of Mme. Koenen's Recitals, the
Piano of her choice, the famous
is exclusively used.
When you hear this great singer tomorrow evening, note
particularly the wonderfully sweet and beautiful tone of the
piano which accompanies her.
If you contemplate the purchase of a piano you should
visit our splendid display of these magnificent Baldwin in
struments —Grands, Uprights and Player Pianos. Prices and
terms will prove as attractive as the instruments themselves.
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