The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-25
A Drama and Tragedy.

I'm the Orchestra Seats Drama-1
He-Good evening.
She-And how did you come here' Very
nice, this is! If poor prosecuted girl can't
come to the theatre with her father IN
safety
He-A theatre Is public place, isn't lit
She-Yes, but how did you get the seat
next to ours2
He-By misapplied ingenuity and slight
acquaintance with your first night habits.
She-I shall have to introduce you TO papa
as soon as he is through talking with Mr.
Bliven.
He-Delighted. Why didn't you answer
my note9
She-Wen, you see, since poor mamma
del papa has been very particular with
me, and only knew you at Monterey. you
know.
Hell supposed that as the Tretherick'
presented me to you I was sufficiently IN
dorsed. But, Of course
She-You had no right to meet me every
time 1 went shopping. You k1ol0 IL was
not all just accidents.
He-This IS the most extraordinary town
for accidents, though. meet people all the
time.
she-I thought you were going back to
the mines?
He-I was; but waited to see you first
She-Oh! But the curtain is going up
now.
He-I can whisper.
She-Yes; but can't listen TO the play
and hear you at the same time
He-Never mind the play!
She-But must mind the play. Is it UeT'y
important
He-Yes. May 1 call!
She-No.
He-Not If 1 can make your fathers &C
quaintance down town!
D,,A " do 1Cnnt
to cana There are plenty of places to go to
There is your club.
He-Yes; but you don't belong to my
club
She-Propose me-
He-Proposals are not easy. I want to
make one to you and can't
She-NonSenSel
He-May call or not9
She-No OF course 1 can't help it if you
have to call
He-I don't quite understand
She-Weli, suppose a gentleman l barely
knew, Just knew by name, should lose any
thing and I should pick it up what ought
to dot
He-Send it to him. I suppose.
Sbe-Syppose you lost your card case; or
no. suppose l left my fan lying here, and
Won knew me very slightly, you wouldn't
call with it, of coursel
He-Sertainty would How could Won
think that would be so discourteous as 10
do anything else'
She-Very well may leave my opera
glass here-mind don't say will.
He-How good you arei
END of Play. Tragedy
Pana-Where is my umbrella-oh, yes
here It is under your seat, my child. And
here Is your opera glass, too How careless
you are! 1919.
EvlrIipg Tn Arbitrate with Subscriber
We intimated some few weeks ago that the
vague fear was growing on US that our SUD
srribers were on a strike. subsequent
events have gone to confirm the suspicion
Only one OF two have reported at the once
for duty during the last month or SO. II they
are standing out. as we firmly believe, we
wish it understood right here that we are
willing to arbitrate. Even without that we
viii concede eight hours day-ft they VIII
labor faithfully at paying their subscriptions
for eight hours each day they can put on
their coats and go home We wish they
would appoint committee 10 come IN and
see about it anyway We viii meet them
half wav and take them by the han1; capt-
tai and labor should be allies, not enemies
We thought we detected symp oms OF boy
co.tonce when a man who had taken the
parer for some time refused to remove 1t
from the pos office but happily this danger
has been cverted.-Estelline ID II Bell