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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

Il firm appearance Of the brim. Clusters
NJ gray roses and gray grapes frosted
in silver are used for garniturc and
ribbons of gray and blue swathc the
crown. A rose design in chenille ap.
pIiQuc is worked out upon the upper
portion Of the hrim.
Gainsboroughs. than which nothing
In the line OF picture hat was over
mere effective. have come back into
popular favor and n woman may look
just MS though she stepped from out
some stately old canvas II she will.
One stunning thing in black is shown
with iullc lace. and black ostrich
plumcs in artistic combination. All
the shades of blue are also popular,
enc fetching hat seen recently upon
the blonde hair of beautiful Honolulu
girl being Of cream chip Of close weave
short front sailor effect caught with
ralc blue plumcs and ribbons.
Foliage Is also 10 he used a good
deal and Mrs. DiCkcrson shows good
display uf this trimming. Some very
attractive designs In short waist hats
are also ghOwn dark blue and Tie
blue anu the brown shades being cs-
pcrislly well liked.
Sachs New Hats.
u,bo, ,Ir S.ohs ro,,rro, from, Now
y,rr' =, Sa,,, ,,'aai,. ,.. NJ, ,,i,,ino,,
dn,a,,,,o,,, ,,,.,, ,,n, ,n,.aa,,n,, o,d ,,,,,n.,
No., ,I %, III, ~. - n,a,'oh,
~, &C." ",,,,,, ,,,,' e. n,a,'.,' .ha,. nna
Of the popular Gage hats" In a unique
ghnnp 10 mazda pf Rprupoux Iintp1 vel
,,n, ,,,.,,,.n ~, 60, "a I,,,,,',,h T., .,
sos, 49,, ,,or, ' ''.o,,,r ~
cncirclcd by n wreath of velvet roses
and foliage In harmonizing shades.
ChouX and loops Of ribbon In soft
dropping satin Of lighter Bordeaux
| told rose flushed with mauve you might
Gull IL, are caught NJ the back and
touches are seen about the front.
The Peter Pan hat nromiscs ia have
ms great a RIM as the Peter Pan waist
and one pretty model Is shown in
cream cbcniIIo straw c,ugbt with sill,
and quilts. The Scotch turbans. mush-
room effects and short-back sailors are
all to he much worn and plaid ribbons
and quilts are also to be very nobby
for street hats. Shirt waist hats In
white will always be popular and lin
gerie hats for wear with white gowns
are still In favor. For these latter
some girls keep whole sets of ribbon
bows-pink, blue, corn color, green and
white and change the bows to match
the gowns they wear. AS the ribbons
may be pinned with tiny safety pins
TO the hat In three minutes these make
very serviceablc and adaptable hats fol
wear with summer lrocks at garden
parties and al fresco luncheons.
The high stcenlo crown hats that nm,
remembers seeing In old English mint
pf tho Drincogs nf \VnIag Inny ayn =. y,
popular this year and az soon as ont
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
TALK


Those asked to meet her were Miss Jes-
sic Kaufman. Ex-Governor Cleghorn,
Mr.. George Bliss and DR.. Mays. The
Decrings were dining Messrs. David
Anderson, James Cockburn and jamie
son. Or. and Mrs. Humphris had as
guest Of honor Mrs. Avery. the wife Of
steamship company. There were other
diners. and coffee on the lanai was
quite q gay affair.
4 4 4
Comp iimentary Supper
The supper which MIR. and Mrs.
James Wilder gave on Monday evening
+ IN honor of Judge and Mrs. Lindsay
was very delightful affair. The tables
were prcttily set out and were decorat-
cd with flowers. The Wilders are most
agreeable as host and hostess. Among
those hidden to the supper were. be-
Sides the guests of honor Judge and
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
ncy Scott, Captain and Mrs. Heidi. Mrs.
Mary Gum, Miss Marion Scott. Mcssrs.
Derby. Wight. Harry Macfarlane. II.
Anderson. Sidney Ballou and DR.. Fitz-
4 4 4
Pretty Luncheon
{ A very charming luncheon was given
by Mrs, L.. ID. Tenncy on "Wednesday
in honor of popular Miss Violet MakCc,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
SOCIAL
RECIPE FOR CouRrsHlp


Two or three years. ana TWO OF ihrc'
'swects';
Two or three balls and two Or three
treats.
Two or three scrcnadcs given as a
lure,
Two or thron oaths--h ow much they
crdrrc
r,., -. ,Lro, ,i,,,.. 10, ,,, ,.,, "a,
W. " '"''' ''''''' '' WV ''''" VI
P'"E'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
Tin Wedding Celebrated


A delightful evening was enjoyed b.
the guests who were entertained by
Judge and Mrs. Stanley on Saturday
evening In honor of the tenth ami
Eivcrsary of their marriage at a dance
given AT their residence on upper Fort
street. japanese lanterns suspended
from the tent gave the grounds gala
appearance, and the promenade from
the Nuunnu entrance was lined with
the lanterns, thus saving guests from
that part of town long walk. II was
vastly amusing to watch the arrivals
as nearly everybody presented the host
and hostess, who received them at the
door OF the lanai. with mcmcntocs in
the shape of tin horns. tin music boxes,
tin animals. and many useful articles
all In tin. as that Is the smybol Of the
tenth anniversary. Both the host and
hostess wore large tin key. which was
given them by DR.. Sheldon. who said II
was the key to happiness. Mrs. Stan
ley was assisted In receiving by her
mother, Lady Heron. and her sisters.
Mrs. Lang and Miss Anna Danford.
Mrs. Stanley, In pale gray over pink
silk with a touch of green. looked eX-
cccdingly we'll and Lady Heron was
handsomely gowncd In rich satin with
an ovcrdrcss of rare old lace. Her or
namcnts were OF dull gold and dia-
monds. Mrs. Lang was charmingly
dressed In black and white. and Miss
Danford In pink was pleasing pic
turc. There were many beautiful
iroCks, and among others were noticed
the CONNECTION worn by Mrs. c. w. G.
Dcering, who was lovely In pale blue
Gauzc over blue satin inlet with white
lace mcdalliOns. Blue feathers on d
rnnpl hInn hand nuIn "a hnanmi N,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
A Chapcau Luncncon

A Chapcau Luncheon
\ Chapeau luncheon given at frcsCo
might he made very charming af-
fair here and would he unique form
ol hospitality to Cffcr some guest from
the states to whom the Hawaiian hat
Is Il novelty.
In the center Of the table place n
largo Hawaiian hat with its brims
loosely caught together with broad
satin ribbons in any color preferred
though yellow harmunizcs especially
well with the soft browns Of the straw.
FIJI the hat with flowers and ferns
some of the delicate fronds of the
maiden hair being allowed to extend
in careless fringe over the brim. The
bon hon holders at each place should
DO the small hats each with a little
yellow lei around its tiny crown. and
butterfly bows OF ribbon caught To the
brim. II one preferred To use candle
labra in the center of the table the
garden hat could he suspended by rib
bons from the chandelier over tho table
and filed with flowers ars vines whose
tcndrils would fall nearly to the table.
Instead Of place cards could he used
small Hawaiian Aloha fans the name
being inscribed in gold upon long
end Of ribbons falling from bow on
tho handle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

tcrcstcd in the systematic study Of
these helpful lessons are welcome to
attend
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
A Brown Luncheon

A Brown Luncheon
A brown luncheon offers some unique
possibilities and Is quito appropriate
Tor the fall time. 4 little touch Of
gold In the flowers. and the use M
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

Your Hrocer soils POI lIraahiog, Food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

BIG SUM

susNGss mGN RAVE ALREADY PROMISED 5000 Pan
ron SEATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUBS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
CITY TO DC THOROUGHLY oANvAssGo s3ApauAR.
.TGRs TO BU OPENED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

tlona lie stated that q was tho In
tentiun "a open publicity hehdauar-
tetn in the finest offices uhtainahlr.
either on Lat or gnd avs Heaidea
tho establishment Of "A fine exhibit
of tho states resources and adyhn
tagoa "A roll OF honor will grace the
walls OF publicity headquarters. con
tanning the name Of every business
man With enough public spirit TO
spend money for Seattle aud the
state
Judge Bsllioasr Speaks.
Es Mayer Balliuger spoke briefly
but vigorously
We are Young enough. have en-
erFy enough and should have brains
enough "a let the world know Just
what the prize package u Washing
ton contains declared Mr.. BALM
ger
George II Cole urged the publicity
Of Washington through the monthly
magazines and SUNDAY newspapers
William y Ward stated that the
bureau ahauld be- organized for not
less than five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
STATE NEWS

Ezra Mseker IN now eampei At
Echo on hla way eAst over the old
Oregon trail he wili reach fendle-
ton wednesday nlEh' Tor a rest al
tao DAYS. on the site ~ The old camp
ground occupied fiftY years $50 BY
him ~hen he reached oreKon. He
sill aid . team ~ horses aud a dfiFs
sr 20 his equipment
npun complaint Of Judge X X
Nichols. justice Of the peace. 81
Nnrth Yakima \ warrant has bern
iasuei Tor the arrest - =. J Hardi-
son. a cattle buyer. upon an assault
charge According 20 the iudgeH
story. he ard q daughter we're driv-
Lax near the city Sunday when ihey
met Harrison fidins a hufns. and
a dispute arose hafsesn them about
the rlrht uf way Hc says that
Hafdison b~ame angry and struck
a. him sith a quifi and that he aud
his daughter were struck By the
lash.
Gussie 9eifer, waitress ~ a
North Yakima hotel. complained q
the authorities that Charles Rnhirf
son colofed the brad waiter. afrnet
her twice while in the dining Fuuss
and knocked her down
Joseph Deilar. a merchant u seai
tie Nho waa arrested and brought y
Hoqulam charged eith stealing te4
barber chairs VAS given a hearing
before Justice Warren and on mo-
ton ~ Prosecuting Attorney Bousi
the case was dismissed Dellaf sola
4 Harmon q bin OF goods on a con
ditlonal sale and when Harmon res
fused 70 make payment when dms
nellnr ssiEed the goods The caRs
occupied two days In the inaloe
SQUIRT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

1t In the object of the club 70 In
tetliEently disseminate advertising
literature. teiilng the world ~ mo
superior Advantage Of Seattle ana
the state IN a manner AZ once con
vlnelnE aud Irresistible
When Chairman Homer l. hull
called the meeting to order last
night. Frank n Poor was called
upon 60 state exactly what the pub
lieity bureau hoped to accomp iuh
Mr. Poor urged the necessity Of re-
ananding 20 the call for auhaCrlp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

vidad Into 50 CLASSES aud each clauH
will be canVhaHod by a business
man. prominent In hla own line. A
conservative estimate OF the amount
that can be raised monthly In oil
departments OF seattle enterprises
IL placed at $4,000 over $1,000
per month has already been verbally
pledged by public spirited business
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

Chalrmen 90 bs sub -commltteo
we're furnished subscription lists.
which Will l~ circulated through
every line Of trade in the city. The
industries 81 Seattle have been al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

The present colontst rates on NJ
three northern fFauaconttuautrA
roads VII be Withdrawn April q.
The last q the selling days are wit
Messing = heavy demand for tickets.
Hundreds are being purchased "a
this clty ana sent east After the
rates are Withdrawn they viii not
again be In force untl next sep
trmber, whcu tickets SO on sale
from September Il To- October 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

Definite steps we're taken last
night at a special meeting Of the
Seattle Commercial club for the pro
motion aud publicity ot Seattle and
the state at Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

TONIGHT and All Week only
Matinee Saturday. The real quality
Comedy % the year ga Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Third Avenue
Th0afoP

The Most Popular Thsater~
Russell a Drew. Managers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

Tho Seattle lodge Of Maecabees
are preparing fine reception Tor u
= MarkeY. national supreme com.
mander. sho IL To visit this city
April 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28

IARD-Pure Rendered Lard at n pound oe
BuTTER-Fancy Iowa Creamery Butter. pound
......... .....-.-.ss .-.-.ss-s-... .s.+s Zbc
RANCH EGGS strictly fresh. dozen zoe
GAsFNE sOAP-FfueNf Laundry Soap regular
s.. FOR .............. ..............s 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
THEY ALL GO
TO Ed. WHITE

Business men who want 90 dress
well Tor moderate prices 80 To IA
White the well known tailor Of
20s-9 Collins Bldg Latest spring
atylca. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-28
Cred c. Hot. sa lb fvaha.
On Every Fumhhhe ioca
Special Sale of Made-Up
Rugs and Carpets

These Rugs wolrrms from short discontinued
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
J. J. WHlTTFMORE
 WELCOMED HOME
Authorities Appraised of His Coninx
 by WicksnberG Hotel Keeper.

J. J. Whittemore, who made Phoenir his home before leaving for New York City about two years ago, yesterday afternoon returned to the city. comin~ from Wickenburg. where he had been for about a week previous. When ha aiighted from the train at the Santa Fs depot there were not many present to welcome him.
 --mong those who first greeted hin, was deputy from the sheriff's ofnce. Who on the authority of a telephone message from Wickenburg. placed him under arrest. He was taken to tha court house and held a short time af- ter which he was allowed to 20 on his own recognizance. The information, re- celNed from Wickenburg was to The erect that he was wanted there for beating board bill amounting in all 10 trifie less than s6O. The same message also included the Information that a deputy sheriff from wickenburc MMoulu M arrive last night to take Whit temore back north.
 Since leaving Phoenix Whfttar,o-s has again married and his second wife accompanies him. According to his story the hotel man and himself had a disagreement over his hotel bill before he lett Wickenburg and the matter was not finally settled when he departe,l lie does not deny that the bill was nor paid but he claims that the keeper of the hotel had been satisfied win let tihg the matter run until he returned north the first of the coming week ne IS or the opinion that the fact that hlmser and his wife have round triD Ilckets rom New York to Phoenix has aroused the suspicious of tba botsi man. He regrets that the uattz~ cs-,,. up but insists that he had no idea os detrauding the Wickenburg hotel. He mas some money with him. enough 10 pay the bill but he expects a draft from the east on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
FAIR COMMISSIONERS
 MET HERE YESTERDAY
Fins Raclns Program Assursd.-WsrE
 On Premium LIat.

| The territorial fair commission held | an all day session yesterday There were present Commissioners T. F Pol lock, of Flagstaff and B. 4. Packard os i Naco, Shirley Christy. superintendent | of the speed department. and V l. Clark, superintendent of the fair. and his assistant. MT. Laird. The forenoon was devoted to an ar engagement of the racing program for the next fair. There may be some lat I CT additions, and probably will be. bllt a fine program of big events has al- ready been assured and dated up. Twelve thousand dollar stake races are listed as follows
 Monday. November F. 2:OS pace. Monday, November I9. 2-10 trot. Tuesday, November 13. 2.l5 pace
 Tuesday, November 13. ?. 30 trot. Wednesday, November 14 2-25 naca. Wednesday. November 14. 2.28 pace. Thursday. November 15, 2.I2 pace.
 Thursday, November. Is. free for all trot.
 Friday. November 1s. free for all pace.
 Saturday, November r. 2:2O pace. Saturday. November T.. 2:O5 trot.
 Four $500 purses were also hung up to be tried for during the week. thOugh the dates have not been assigned vet Tor the different races These purses are for the following races: 2:s0 pace. 2:17 pace. ?: 30 trot and 2:1T trot.
 The following races have also been arranged for young horses. half mile heats, entrance and added money. Two year old pace, two year old trot. three year old pace and three year old trot.
 The afternoon was devoted to going over the premium list Very good pro gress was made and a large part of the premium list was finished but there fs still considerable work necessary be- fore it will be finished.
 No selection has yet been made of a superintendent for the vvoman's de- paTtment.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
TEMPE
SUGAR BEET TESTS.
Very Satisfactory Returns From the
 University.


 Chas. Warehouse yesterday received returns from some samples of beets recently sent to the University at Tue son for testing. The report was a very satisfactory one, and to Mir Water house, as one of the largest beet grow CTS in the valley was quite gratifying for it goes to prove that his crop of beets will not only be large in quanti- ty but at the same time will be good in quality The test, according to the report shows the samples contained saccharine matter to the extent of from F to 14 per cent. This is the second test made and shows that since the first one. the beets have improved considerable in quality, showing that the further matured they become the more sugar they contain. MT. Water house is of the opinion that another test taken still later on, about the time still better
 Three different samples of beets were sent, being taken from three diff ferent kinds of soil. Those in the adobe soil gave the best test, but those in the silt and the sand have heavier crop. They, however, were planted earlier and it is thought that had those in the adobe soil been planted earlier, peter crop would have been secured.
 It seems to be the experience of. beet growers on the south side that the earlier the beets were planted, the better the crop and it is more than probable that next season will see the beets in the ground several months earlier than they were planted this year,
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
A BIG SALE.

John Anderson, a prosperous rancher of the South Side. yesterday closed out all his holdings here to Bristol Flum- erfelt. The sale includes 3SO tons of hay, fifty-nfne head of cattle. horses. farming implements. etc. and the lease on 320 acres of land for a number or years Mir. Anderson has been en- gagged in farming here for several years with excellent success. He now proposes to take a good long vacation and after taking in a number of points of interest in California, for which place he leaves the first of the week. he will make a visit to his former home in Denmark
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR MEETING

The Christian Endeavor society of the Kyrene district held a. business meeting and a social at the home of Clarence Rich Friday evening. A mum CT or people from town were there. and altogether there were about fifty present. The same officers who have been acting the past year were re- elected, and at the conclusion of the business of the evening. refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

John H. Barnett. che wholesale drup- gist of Mesa, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Frank Shaw, of Phoenix, heading a party of socialists, held a meeting here on the streets last evening.
 Jas. Andrews has returned from Cal ltornia The climate did not agree with his family and they have returned to Prescott for the rest of the summer.
 Mrs John Seivers left on the M. & P last evening for San Francisco.
 Jeff Adams, of McDoweI was here yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

that makes the best of everything and smiles at misfortune In that respect he has frequently been obliged to smile of late, but last night he was as good natured as ever. For many years past he has been a resident of the val ley and for long time has been con nected with the Tempe Creamery and Condensed Milk plant in the capacity of bookkeeper. His place there has been taken by. Howe Corson, a re- cent arrival here from the east.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
REPAIRED THE LINE.

L. D. Crook, superintendent of the Tempe canal system, spent yesterday repairing the canal telephone line. The heavy winds of the last few nights have been playing havoc with the line and it is about one mans work to keep 1t in order. MT. Crook says that with all the rains that have fallen of late there has been little noticeable raise in the river and the canal is about as it has been for some time past.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
NEW HARDWARE MAN.

Albert Garttner, recently of La Crosse, Wis, has accepted a position with the A. H. & V. Go. and will take up his new duties in the morning. He Is hardware man of much experience Tn the east but is now going to try life in Arizona
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
TOM sTAHL LEAvEs-

Tom Stahl left on last evenings M. & P. train for Seattle Wash, where he has accepted a good paying posi- uon. Mir. StaIh is happily possessed of one of those good natured dispositions
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

A Coolidge woman whose husband has made iots of money selling beer. has her summer hat trimmed with hoDs.-AtChison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
PRoEEssloNzL
NOTARY PUBLIC.

 g. F. PAsCOE. Notary Public. Convey. 4nctnR 8 speciality. Acknowledgement taken. no North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
cHIRoPopY.

PAINLESS removal of eorns or bunions- prices 50 cents each Privacy assured. Day or night. All instruments steriliZed .RashioF Barber ShOp. 43 " Washington St., opp Santa Fe office. Telephone Red 962. InSrOWins Nails a Speciality
 FRANK SHIRLEY
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

An old bachelor says that women are given to small talk in large quan- tities.-Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
Hels Mantee

WANTED@A woman to assist with housework one day in each week. Phone Red 1154. Waitress at Hotel Adams cafe. -Stenographer. Eastern Su- gar Co. Phone Co. 26.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
For Rent

room brick house in good location north side, with bath, gas and electric light, for s22.50 by the year.
 room brick and frame house, close in for $1O per month.
 Furnished houses and rooms in all parts of the city on application.