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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-27
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Meets every Monday evening, at 1880,
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ting brothers cordially invited to at
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v. R. HENDRY. Secretary.
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will meet in their hall, King street,
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nIshop Roslauok returned on Tues
day form Hawaii aRd Maui on Rplsee'
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This evening, at the residence of GOV.
G. r. Carter, corner of Liliha and Judd
streets, the Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society will hold its annual
meeting and the occasion promises to
be an interesting one. Among the new
items of business will be a report by
the committee on the restoration of
the oldest foreign-built house in Ho-
nOlulu.
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Mr. and Mrs. willard T., Brown, who
were booked for an eastern trip were
detained last week on account OF their
children coming down with measles
zee
Master Donald lewis no SON ~
Harry lewis gave a large party al tho
Seaside Hotel oR last Saturday after
noon
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Rev. ]. w. Wadman and Mrs. Wad
man, gave a pleasant little dinner t
several friends at the Hawaiian Hote
last evening.
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Mrs. Harry Lewis gave a luncheon
o few friends at the Young motel on
The table was handsomely
decorated with cutglass and profu-
sion of flowers. Among the guests were
Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Halves, and the
Princess denomination
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

horse Sunday, which broke n OF
his ribs.
Grant Dodson was in Tucum-
carl Sunday.
Store building and well digging
is the order of the day in San Jon.
DR.. Branhan has bought lots
near the post Office and will move
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his store on them shortly.
Mrs. Steve Atkins has returned
to San Jon.
w. d. Bennett gave an oyster
and peach supper at his home Fri
day night.
Mrs. Clark and son-in-law, Lee
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

Browning, have gone to Tucumcari
to purchase a we'll machine.
Herman Gerhardt of Tucum-
carl was here last Saturday on
business.
Mack and Tom Horne took
dinner Sunday with the Ashbrook
sisters. LILLY FARMER.
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Correspondence
Crops are doing fine since the
rain.
Someone broke into E. Ben
holds house Tuesday and helped
themselves to BOOZE"
DR.. Branhan was kicked by a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
For shriner Week

1t is not often that a Los Angeles
audience gets chance to witness a
play one week after it has hit the bulls
eye of the target of popular approval
in New York. This will be the case at
the Belasco next week when Before
and After" will be played.
The farce is the work of Leo Detrich-
stein. 1t was produced last Thursday
night at the new and beautiful new
Astor theater, New York, where 1t
achieved an immediate and pronounced
success.
When Potentate Mott Flint planned
for the entertainment of the visiting
Shriners during Fiesta week he speci-
fed to the management of the Belasco
theater that the play must not only be
funny but new as well. Manager Black
wood set about securing the best farce
the play mar! 1t afforded and hit upon
Before and After" The Shriners Will
have the entire seating capacity OF the
Belasco theater Wednesday and Thurs
day nights at their disposal, but on
other nights. during next week the
general public will have a chance to
witness the newest successful farce on
the native stage-and at the regular
Belasco scale of prices, and not the 81
schedule that prevails at the stor in
New York.
John Daily Murphy, Lewis S. Stone,
Richard Vivian, Miss Lillian Albertson
and other popular and clever members
of the Belasco company will be in Be
fore and After"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
FUNERAL OF GREAT ACTOR
MADE CHURCH PROMINENT
THAT FIGURES IN PLAY

A score of years or more ago in
New York died George Holland, fam
GUS actor and father of two famous
sons, Ed and Joe. His funeral was
in charge of Joseph Jefferson, who
asked Rev. DR.. Sabine to hold the
services in his church, one of the
most fashionable of the day. When
the clergyman learned that the dead
man was an actor he refused to per-
form the ceremony and Jefferson, in
despair. went to the obscure little
church around the corner of Madison
on Twenty Sixth street. Here the
services were held and from that dates
the fame of the Little Church Around
the Corner" which is today, perhaps,
the best known in the land and the
favorite with the theatrical profession.
It is this setting which gives it's
name to the play offered this week at
the Grand Opera house. The church
Is the scene of the reconciliation Of
Agnes and Harry Grey in the last
act of the play which IL 1T had no
other merit would be worth seeing for
the clever and interesting picture which
Scenic Artist Wallace has given of the
famous edifice. But this is ALSO the
best scene of the play, because 1t shows
how husband and wife should meet
after long eparation-without question
or recrimination on either side, No
forgiveness nor pardon nor other dis
cussion of the past, but with love tri-
umphant over every impediment.
The story of the latest Ulrich play
is simple in the extreme. Husband
and wife are separated by the jealousy
of the man who accepts the word OF
another that she has been untrue. Re-
morse and absinthe claim the man and
poverty overwhelms the woman. But
the young wife In her innocence fnds
friends while the man becomes the vic
tim OF his own passions and sinks lower
and lower under the influence Of the
enemy who sowed the first seed OF
discord between husband and wife.
His downward course ends in an in
sane asylum, where the restraint Of
discipline cures and sends him forth
reformed man.
Theneeforth he seeks his wife and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
BALLOON ON WIRES
DELAYS STREET CAR

A big balloon on the trolley wires
played havoc with the East Ninth
street car schedules yesterday after
noon. The aeronaut had made his as
cension and cut loose the parachute
from the big bag, opening the valve to
let the gas escape. 1t drlfted slowly
northward toward the city.
When the balloon was almost directly
above Ninth and San Pedro streets the
gas had almost all leaked out and it
dropped straight as an arrow on the
wires of the Pacific Electric company's
line.
1t was some time before the emerg-
ency tower arrived and cleared the
wires. In the meanwhile almost four
hundred people saw the huge bag
hanging on the wires. When 1t was
taken off the balloon was found to be
badly torn.
The ascension was made from Chutes
park at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
SPECIAL TRAINS ALREADY
CROSSING SANDS, FILLED
WITH PILGRIM SHRINERS

The week of the Shriners' pilgrimage
has commenced. Special trains from
Boston and one or two other Atlantic
coast cities have already set out on
their journey across the desert and by
Wednesday 1t is estimated that fully
forty long trains laden with Shriners
and their families en- route for the
imperial council will be in full flight
across the country. For fully forty
eight hours the Southern Pacific, the
Santa Fe and the Salt Lake routes will
be taxed to their capacity in handling
the extra traffic, but the careful prep
arations made are expected to insure
the safe and prompt arrival of every
delegation.
Several specials will arrive over the
Salt Lake on May and the Santa Fe
is to deliver twelve more on the fol-
lowing day. From the north will come
nearly a score more, scheduled to ar
rive at short intervals during the forty
eight hours, during which time the
Southern Pacific coast and valley lines
will be taxed to the utmost to handle
the increased traffic from all parts of
the Pacific coast
In two instances it has been found
necessary to provide two specials to
accommodate increased delegations.
The special carrying Imperial Poten-
tate Clayton and the members of Moila
temple, st. Joseph, Mo-, will be run in
two sections and a double train will be
required to furnish accommodation for
the mobiles of Medina temple Chicago.
While 1t is certain that the number
OF visitors in this city during Fiesta
week will be larger than on any pre-
vious occasion. it is scarcely possible
to secure an accurate estimate at this
time. OF the Shriners and their fami-
lies there will be a larger number than
have ever attended an imperial coun-
Gil held west of Chicago, and they will
make about one-half of the total esti-
mated attendance. Publicity given to
the double celebration has been exten-
siVe and from all parts of the Pacific
coast delegations of visitors are ex-
pected to accompany or follow the
Shriners The original estimate of 30,-
600 arrivals during the week is now
considered a minimum figure, which
may be exceeded by ten or twenty thou
sand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Two STEAL CUSPIDORS;
ONE ESCAPES ARREST

Chargesd with stealing cuspidor
from an Alameda street saloon, c..
Delfraiso is confined in the city Jail,
while the officers of the police depart
ment are engaged searching the city
for a companion of the prisoner who
eluded arrest.
Delfraiso was arrested by two special
of, GERS about O'clock yesterday morn
ing. When spied by the specials Del
fraiso and his n.panion are said to
have been lurching down Alameda
street near Vignes, each holding on to
a side of the cuspidor they are accused
of stealing.
The officers Cr,ed to them TO halt, but
instead of doing so the men dropped
the cuspidor and started to run. Del
fraiso was captured about a block
away, but his partner got away. When
taken to the police station Delfraiso
claimed he was intoxicated and gave
that as an excuse for stealing the GUS
pidor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
MILE. Lorraine
]. i Z

special train S:2O a. M; A. Vt. & S. f.
excursion, New York city; special train,
1890 p. m; Kismet temple, Brooklyn, n.
Y, special train 8 p. m; Ballut Abyad,
Albuquerque, N. M, two cars, train No
z, 1905 a. m.
Salt Lake Route
May Al a. m.-Duluth, Mimi, and st.
Paul, Mimi, seven cars; 7:15 p. m, Tan
gier Shrine, Omaha, ATTACHED to limited.
May SIS a. m.-Des Moines, Lincoln,
Davenport Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Ill,
Iowa special, seven cars; 1880 p. m, Bal
timore and Washington B. & o. special,
seven cars; 1870 p. m, Medina temple,
Chicago, eight cars; p. M, Ararat tenn
pie, Kansas City, seven cars; p. m.
Isis temple, Salina, Kas., six cars; $3.50
p. m, Ell Jabel temple, Denver, Colo,
Deadwood, S. d.
May 6-S a. m.-Moila temple, st. Jo
seph, Mo, imperial potentate's special,
eleven cars; a. M. Moslem temple, De-.
troit, eight cars; Z p. m, AL Koran tenn
pie, Cleveland, seven cars.
Southern Pacific
Syria temple of Pittsburg will leave
Los Angeles May l.
Baltimore and Washington temples will
arrive in Los Angeles 1890 p. m. May 8.
Texas temples will arrive at 10 p. m.
May 7.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
"undsrtowu at McVIckers

Manager Blackwood of the Belasco
theater yesterday received a wire from
Arch Selwyn stating that "The Under
tow" will be produced at McVicker's 8
theater, Chicago, in August for an in
definite rum under tho management OF
Klaw & Erlanger. While Manager
Wyatt of the Mason opera house was
unable to see the general excellence of
"The Undertow" in his telegraphic re-
port OF his personal opinion o. "The
Undertow" to his principals, Messrs.
Klaw & -lrlanger, the Wyatt view OF
the play was completely showed under
by the mass of critical approval of the
Eugene Walters play of business and
POLITICS. For once, anyway the unani-
nous verdict of a half dozen trained
dramatic reviewers was stron5 enough
to overcome an unfavorable report of
theatrical manager whose viewpoint
was evidently warped not a little.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

child and finds them at the Little
Church Around the Corner"
There is much futile piffle inter-
mixed with the several good scenes of
the play and rather more comedy than
the occasion seems to warrant. The
company is further handicapped by
the sudden illness of Master Frayne
who is programmed for the part of the
little girl and whose role in the play
is to reunite the principals. A sub
stitute took the character at two
hours notice, and did as we'll as could
be expected under such circumstan-
ces by cutting out much of the bus
mess and most of the lines that be-
long to the part.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

tire community is preparing to turn out
on the gala day.
Paul de Longpre has written a timely
march for Fiesta week entitled "The
Bedouins' March" 1t is dedicated to
Al Malaika temple. The Venice band
will play the production at every con-
cert. The band intends to learn it by
heart and play it as the Grand Shrin-
ers' March,"
Al Levy was so favorably impressed
with the new production that he in
tends to have his orchestra play it at
the cafe three or four times every
night during Shriners' week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
SUBURBAN CITIES
WILL TAKE BIG PART
IN FIESTA PARADE

Los Angeles will not be alone in the
list of cities represented in the big
Fiesta parades next week. Outside
towns, such as Pasadena. Venice, San
Pedro, Santa Monica and Hollywood,
will endeavor to show their ability in
the line of decorative work, and each
will be much in evidence with floats
and floral displays.
Both Pasadena and Hollywood will be
represented in the big parades by tally
hos, garlanded with the choicest floral
beauties the two cities can produce. No
expense will be spared to make the
entries as attractive as money and
natural advantage can make them, and
the eastern visitors will be treated to
rare sights from the gardens of Pasa-
dena and Hollywood
Pasadena's tallyho, which is entered
by the board of trade of the Crown
City, will be drawn by six of the
showiest horses in Southern California,
and the outriders who will accompany
the coach will be mounted on blooded
steeds. and with their brilliant trap
pings will resent gorgeous appear
ance.
Santa Monica's contribution to the
Fiesta will call for an enormous num-
ber of carnations for decorating the
float which the seaside town intends
to enter. Fully $4,000 Of the floral beau
ties will be used on the sides of the
wagon and in concealing the running
gear and woodwork, and even the
horses harness win be covered with the
fragrant blossoms.
San Pedro's Display
San Pedro's float will be typical of
seaport town. A miniature steam
schooner manned by a crew of the fair
est maidens to be found in San Pedro
will play an important part in the
parade, and the decorations planned
promise to be unique in design. Venice
will enter an appropriate gondola, in
which the beauty Of the beach resort
will hold court.
Hollywood's tallyho will be filled with
feminine beauty, and as the rig passes
along the line of march the occupants
viii shower the spectators with roses,
carnations and other varieties Of flow
ers raised in the Hollywood gardens.
The coach will be drawn by six snow
white steeds which will be laden to
the very harness with posies.
Chinatowns exhibit In the Fiesta this
year will be entirely different from
that of other seasons. Two floats Of
novel design will be entered, each dec
Grated in the style characteristic Of the
Celestial Thirty-five Chinese children
I'm native costume will occupy the
floats and form a feature of the entry.
May 8 all Hollywood will turn out to
DO honor TO the Shriners. Paul de
Longpre will welcome the mobiles and
their ladies in hi sfamous gardens.
Handsome women win serve ref Bh-
nents and the men will also help IN
making the visitors welcome. The en-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

Bradless Martin is going to sever his
connection with the Belasco stock COM
pany and shere are rumors to the effect
that Howard Scott will soon return to
his former place at the Belasco. There
is every chance that Scott's reappear-
ance will be made in the role Of the
cardinal in "a Royal Family" with
which the Belasco company will follow
Before and After"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Next seasons italian Opera

Arrangements are now under way for
the appearance of the Castelano grand
opera company of Milan, Italy, at the
company, Il is planned is to come to
this city direct from Italy by boat,
bringing nearly two hundred people.
The Organization is backed by a mill
lionaire Italian Of international fame
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Seattle Eiahts Molders

SEATTLE, Wash, April 2S.-The
Metal Trades association and the Pa
cific Foundrymen' association met
here last night in the chamber OF
commerce and unanimously agreed to
fight the demand of the iron molders
for a wage scale of 81 day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
GAN AM MERIcAN LORD"
TO RULE AFFAIRS AT
THE BELASCO NOW

"An American Lord" William H.
Cranes play, which helped to make
him famous, will go on at the Be-
lasco this week, after a postponement.
to permit 1.-The Undertow" to have it's
run. The play is a good one and will
doubtless prove attractive.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
PAPINTA, THE FIRE
DANCER, TO BE THE
ORPHEUM'S FEATURE

Papinta, the fire dancer, will be the
Orpheum's great feature this week,
and few attractions equal to her could
have been procured. Papinta, who is a
California girl, has an act like none
others and is wholly a delight. The
Belong brothers are the notable hold
overs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Eischer,s Rural Comedy

The bright, refreshing rural comedy,
miss Clover" another of Harry Mon
tague's musical successes, will have the
stage at Fischer's theater, the house
on First street with the 10000 CANDLE
power light, and judging from the in
hit scored by my Uncle
from New York" last week, this will
be an attraction well worth seeing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
HENRIETTA cRosMAN,
CLEVER coMEDIENNE,
COMES TO THE MASON

Henrietta Crosman, one of the clev-
crest condolences o. the day, will
open her weeks engagement at the
Mason tonight in "All-of-a-Sudden-
Peggy" which will run all week. Miss
Crosman has made a great reputation
in characters such as this, and de-
lightful engagement is confidently ex-
pected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
PRISON YAWNS FOR
JUDGE EMERY'S SLAYER
Rx Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 2S.--An Ore
gonian special from Olympia says Ches-
ter Thompson, who killed Judge Meade
Emery, may be legally sent TO prison,
according to the decision of the state
supreme court rendered yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
New Acts at Empire

The Empires new sketch goes on to-
night, affording a change of bill
throughout, as new vaudeville acts are
also included. The palm garden still
cares for the overflow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Change of Bill at Unique

The Unique Will put on new acts be-
ginning today and the stock company
will have now sketch to offer as
well.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
BradIee Martin Resigns

and the singers and artists are said Il
be among the very best in Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

May 4-Zemzen temple, Erie, Pa, Sala-
dia temple, Grand Rapids, Mich, ZenObla
temple, Toledo, Ohio, by special train.
S:49 p. m. Murat temple, Indianapolis.
May 5--A. I. & S. +. special, No. 1, S:20
a; m. and No. ? at 3:l5 p. m; Sphinx tenn
pie, Hartford, Conn, Palestine temple,
Bridgeport 1nn., Pyramid temple, Pro-
yidenee, r. l., Melha temple, Boston,
Mass, four or five special cars train NO
2, 7:Oo a. m, Yaarab temple, Atlanta Ga
train S;2O a. m; Syria temple, Pittsburg,
Pa, special train, a. m; Mecca temple,
New York, p. M; Rajah temple Read
temple. Buffalo n. y, special train g b.
M; Syrian temple, Cincinnati. Ohio, spe-
cial train p. m; MoOlah temple, 81.
Louis, Mo, special train 4:SO p. M; Sa-
4 p, m; Alladin temple Columbus. Ohio,
6.i5 .. M
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS.

-
In the Justices Court Of Tonopah
Township, County of Nye. State of
Nevada.
Lothrop-Davis Company, a corporation,
plaintiff, vs.. George A. Seeley and $.
*. Croker. plaintiffs.
The State of Nevada sends greeting
to George a. Seeley. defendant.
You are hereby to APP
pear in an action brought against
by the above named plaintiff in the
Justice Court of Tonopah Township.
Nye County, Nevada, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within five days
exclusive of the day of service) after
the service on you of this summons, II
served on you within this Township,
or IL served outside of the Township,
but in the County, within ten days, and
twenty days II served elsewhere, for a
cause of action as follows, to-wit;
To recover the sum of twenty-seven
and seventy-hundredths ($27.70) dollars
for goods sold and delivered to the de-
PENDANTS by the plaintiff of the reason
able value and contract price of twenty
seven and seventy-hundredths ($27.70)
dollars, as more fully appears by the
complaint on file in my said office ia
which you are referred, or else the
plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for the said sum of S27.70, together
with costs of this suit, IL you fail to
appear and answer
Given under my hand this 14th day oi
June, a. D., 1907.
]. r. BRISShLL,
Justice of the Peace of Said Township.
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